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fetes Hotel. “Co. 
nding-up of, &¢. 
; —Notification nena ‘Tecognition | ps Mes 
Consul for fhe. ae gentine at Sydney Bs Nain 
erombie Gold-field. Magid Renda asi yg 
main Collieries, (ute. ite Glunterzawinding np Of) 
— &e. . 621 


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eaemge Firms, be. (See “Banking, &e, ay 
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5447, B41, 5853 
- 5857, 6897, 6401 
5452, 5858, 6402 
: 5457, 5868, 6407 
cise Settlement Accounts IRecipis and Pxpendi- 4 
+++. 5462, 6868, 6412 


ellaneous Ascounte: Hecelpts and Payments .. 5474 
: - “§880, 6425 
ic Works. Ry dcount+-Banondlfure Suspense “Ae- 
ae _ count—Receipts and Payments . BAT, 5S8TT, 6422 
Public: Works » Accounts-—Receipts and Expendi- 





A AUIBO Sar eh as 5468, 5464, 5869, 5870, 6418, 6414 
Special Deposits | “‘Account—Deposits. and = -Re- 

£  -Assues) 666. eee eee sesecsevsaes 0458, 5864, 6408 

Be  Seeigh Acconnts—Receipts, and Payments _ ee ye tome 5461 

5867, 6411 


Ace pted Tendérs. eee “Benders Accepted. ny 
nts filed in Estates. — (See “Intestate peteren” 

sca ttateay also “Wills. Ps Sera 

Acocks W. G.—Appointed Deputy of Public Trustee Sa 

Acts of eo ase i 


6544 


3 S487, naa “files 5654, 5748, 5900 
i - 6005, 6107, 6813, 6450, 6562 
asted by the Legislature, not disallowed Bys the: 

ng . 
by: endum Hl Set et legate “stock - ‘reserve, ben 

dditional Holdings. (See “Land.”) — 
dministrators. ‘(See “Local Government ee a) 
Adrian F. G.—Appointed Member, (&e., of Licenses Re- 
- duction Board 
A visory Board formed in connection with the State 
ye Orchestra ‘Guarantee | Fund—Notification Herd. 

- gpecting discontinuance of 5144 
ory Committees in connection with Supplemen- i 

tary Trade and Higher Technical Education— 

_ Appointment, &c., of Members of . 4 
(See “Industrial Arbitration i 
“Auction Pear (See “Leases.”) 
Auction Purchases. (See “Land,” 
Auction Sales. ( See “Land,.”) 
Pgnattinces Appetite? bli 
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5992 





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Office of Public 


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noted Led The shape 
Ba AT © ae 


| Alignment, &c., of Streets. 


Ce Digs ub sys BM agheeen 5466, 5872, 6416 

z ixcandities GEE Mop POV id ohne Monae ia se 5467, 5873, 6417 

~ Ledger Balances ......... oie hie Hs Perce Gat 5476, 5882, 6428 . 
Loans Expenditure Suspense ‘Account—Receipts. and 

ere Payinonte tsa pea crs erisisee ce) OF 02, OSS, 6423 

emorandum of Payments .............. 5480, 5886, 6432 


| Balance-sheets, 





















at DECEMBER, 1922, 


Alderson Fred. & Co. (Ltd.)—General Meeting of ..-- 
(See ‘Streets.”) ° 
Ambulance Transport Service Act—Regulations under 6776 





Amess W.—Appointed Coroner, Kyogle, &¢, ........-- 6096 
Anderson P, 8, G _—-Resignation of, from Public Service 8557 
Anna Bay Swamp Drainage Trust. (See “Water Act.” 
Annual Leases. (See “Leases.”) 
_ Apiaries Act—Inspectors appointed under icatele ties 6308, 6552 
Applications invited for positions in— 
Office of Water: Conservation and Irrigation Com- 
Inission. (See “Water Conservation and Irri- 
gation Commission.” ) het 
Public Service. (See “Public Service Act.’”) 
Railways. (See “Railways.”) 
Applications to purchase land. (See “Land.’”) 
_ Appropriation of Land. (See “Resumption of Land.”’)— 
Araluen Redbank Gold-mining Co, No-Liability—Notice 
OL Ameren ses dM Capital Oli ceiete eree's wixlsehwae wins 5801 
Araluen Redbank Gold-dredging Co. No-Liability— 
Notice. of increase in capital of ........... - 6066 
Architects Act— 
Notification respecting Rega et of Archiects 
: ATING CP see orn tea ieee arare 2 Ora hipe dite Re We neigh tie . 6786 
CAR ACI ALT OMS UNGER hua sca Oe hele gt eset oh ieee wes a poe giess Sees Deke 
Arentz Be Kk. B Nowrication respecting recognition. 
of, as Consul-General of Norway at Mel- 
bourne, &e. Gir ial Ga eal aoe a Des een asi Nea 5653, 6307 
Armidale— 
Closing Time for Shops, District Pe ORO ae ee J 6553 
Poll to be taken for Closing Time for Shops, District 
Pepi a shia athatipy. Bieta vine m Ln GP eeING gue ey Fe SPU Gd ar we ae » 6100 
Armstrong A. R.—Appointed a Mining Surveyor..... 5668 
Arnold J. E.—Appointed Deputy Licensing Magistrate, 
Maclean ....ecee eet eene see teen etennees 5143 
Ashfield—Alignment, &e., of Streets, Municipality of 5701 
Assessment Rates. (See “WwW: ater Act’; “Pastures Pro- 
tection Acts.”’) 
Agsessors appointed, &e. (See “Industrial Arbitration 
Act,” 
Attorney-General and of auetice. Department of. (See 
“Public Service Act.”) 
Auckland A.—Appointed Clerk, Department of Agricul- 
PAIR OP Ca Ue One ves AES GEA cle at dl Ciyce a ahs aha 2e Sy ey Uses 
Auctioneers’ Licensing Courts. (See “Courts.”) | 
Audet A.—-Appointed Deputy Licensing Magistrate, 
SEAN UWI FS colar b Oat aia? d in ti diab val gre shh ei@ are tare vacate stay 5748 
; Austral Starch Co. (Iait.)—Voluntary winding-up of, 
I Wedie tae aie en AvP CM RCe UN wind fen Tab RIE tee RUA 5800 
Australian - Co-operative Tailoring Society (Ltd.)— ; 
Voluntary~winding-up of, &C. ...-se. seers ae 
Australian Mirror Manufacturing Co. (Ltd.)—Final 
Mireting Of co ee hiss she velee vadsis eaten es sa/8 163 
Australian Patents Manufacturing Co.  (itd.)—Gene- 
~ ral Meeting of Members’ of ......++--+se4ees » 6622 
Awards under Industrial Arbitration Act. (See “In- 
dustrial Arbitration Act.) 
Ayling A.—Appointed Relieving Crown Land Agent, ‘ 
— &e,, Warren wv eeeeee see eee Sine ya ets ahe! aye 6183, 6770 
B . 
BAG and Sack Repairers. (See “Industrial Arbitra- 
: tion Act.”) 
Bageott J. P.—Notice of intended application by;s tas 
practise as a rage ak Ra eae ane: ures site ees 5718 
Bailiffs appointed, &c. ...... 20) D752, 5760, 5900, 6224, 6453 


Bab 6564, 6684, 6689 
(See “Industrial Arbitration Act.’’) 

(See “Long Bight and William Town 
Drainage Union”; “New South Wales Wheat 
“Marketing Act”; “Government Savings Bank 
of Now hc gc Wales. bi; By eas See 


Bakers. 


vs _INPRE=(Oompee TO Dream) 


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Ballina, (See also “Stock - Meh ddd (idk ATAU a 
Notification respecting ..... 6550 > 
Banking, Land, Building, and tutebihient Com- 
panies-—Liabilities and Assets of— 
Arthur Rickard and Company Extended (Ltd.) . 6324 
Assurance and Thrift Association (Ltd.) ......... 632 
Co-operative Wool and Produce Co. (Ltd.) .....6.. 6325 
Excelsior Land, Investment, and Building Co. Bank’ 
Gif Diy Weber cot ee oe Saat el Rin anes cag Ce 6319 
Farmers and Graziers’ Co-operative Grain Insurance 
and ‘Aeney 7602) Clits) op a Seah e eee Be het 6325 
Haymarket Permanent Land, Building, and Invest-, 
ment "OO. sGbtd: jew ois wre Moiok ete oie eee ces * 6320 
, Intercolonial Investment, Land, and Building Co. ~ 
(itd Feb ors Ee tess eae Seem ee ete ata 6320 
‘' Metropolitan’ Mutual Permanent Building and In- | 
vestment Association (Litd.) .2..6....... 2h GO2L 
Mutual Life and Citizens’ Assurance Co. (Ltd.) 6323 
Newcastle and County Mutual Building, land,- In- 
vestment7Cor> GLE) a i) oa ee uae iets cee canes 6321 
GPR Staples. &) COPsCL tds 2 env o sais a! ten gh ts Cee 6324 
Sydney Permanent Freehold, Land, ane Building 
CO) CLAS Bees ee SU a Te acre ee Neg a, 6322 
Universal Land ‘and Deposit Bank (Lita) ce rar 6322 
Waindertich) (1igd 3° 20% oe aca ores aac hs iene ae 6326 
Bankrupt Estates—Sequestrated— x 
Armstrong BE. M. .. 5723 Hughes W. G... 56380, 5811 
Austins, tA. sake. 6278 Higgins BaG4 262. D631 
Adams; Wessits Sel 6278. HUIS Pico eee OSL: 
Aarons F. O....... 6279 Hodges Noes ties 5723 
Ati) Pio Sts oua. s 6372 Herbert 8. . 5810, 5811 
BATFE 55.5 Teee avatars 6372 Harnett ahvioand 255 5812 
Alexander W. G. ... 6514 Heilbronn W. ..... 5958 
Barwell Ave syn 5548 Host: Awd. 5, be OVE: 638%3 
Boles H. N. HE. ...... 5630 Hillier J. H. .. 6171, 6878 
Bowne A. E. ... 56386, 5724. iiayes C, 6278, 6742 
BarheriAy Oren re ~, 5631 Hebblethwaite S... 63872 
Bray Go Wee tee 5724 6748 
Buchanan Prec. *S 124 Hodge G. H. .. 6514, 6816 
Barnes BH. R... 5810, 5955 Hummelstad H. G, 6514 
Brasier R. G....... 5954 Hodgkinson H. BH... 6742 | 
Beard @. One. : 5054, GOT4 6745 
Brogan 8. HE... 5954, 6074 Peher ny Miksa D631 
Barnes ’S. W.... 595456742 Evers cue ewe hea. 6514 
Bates liebe eos tee: 6075 Jones H. H.»G. 5549, 5631 
Brave Ww. aoe 6073 Agr outetstan lanes Daa: pea » 5954 
Bilneki I be eee ae. 6170 Jacobson B. G. .... 6074 
Bertram J. Ey, Mi. 6LTL Janes Py Ts (OLN Cate: 
6743 Went I sHSs sess 5 56381 
rey tae Tee dcisces os 6742 RerrcGicsoee oe 354, GOTS | 
Camrtene Fl ahh jee: a548 xing; Rivas Mer r6514 ~ 
Clark Anna Jane<. 5631 Kendalk A. . (629, 6745 
Caton lle ieee 5123 Juawson ©. GC... 5549, 61771 
Capper F.-P. .. 5954, 6373 Liege Ard aise 5549 
e's SCowles, We Bit. is’ _ 5955 he Bras iB: &.4 5.0832 
we Cavey 227 0G. fae 617U Aynched? eee see 5632 
* Carberry W. J. .... 6170 Ludlow H. Bs... 5632 
; Cummings J. .. 6278, 6742 Ludbrook W. .. 5810, 6074 
GHSGEN Wea sie ea ste 6372 Lockyer G. J... 5810, 6074 
,.- Cowlishaw R. G.*.. 687% — »Lewis H. A. .. 5954, 6074 — 
"Condon J. H... 6514, 6743 Lapish G. W... 6372, 6743 
iColvity DitJeocceh s OlS2 Langley A. BE. .;.. - 6872 
Dorrington H. 8. ..,. 5631 AGVOBS le EL ei Nee . 6743 
D’ Arey N. BE... 5128, 5810 McCGroryo dacs serae 5548 
Doyle D. C ia tet 0370 18k McCallum J. G. 5723, 6278 
Dulhunty I: wee ODEE McClintock H. J... 5724 
Dobson B.. L... 6078, 6373 McGlinn J. P... 6872, 6373 
Daley's. Dov. ss. Xs. 526278 Murphy W. Ro. ss. 5631 
Deane dl, Gi as SLO Mardel F. GC... 5954, 6074 
Hlliott HB. A... 6171, 0278 Mansfield I’. G..... 5955 
Wilton B. lL. .. 6872; 6515 MooresGabal+i.is 5955 
ASSO Wh’ cosas 5h 6742 Morgan Emily Mary 6171 | 
BSH ANT. See. 2 ; 5548 6373 
Francis P. .... 5549,5811 . Montgomery S. 6277,.6373 
PLATA be hee oe Ni aess 5549, 5723 Medhurst ©.... 6278, 6373 
. Fee W..T. .... 5630, GOT4 Miller ‘CG. Mir, o.. 6279 
WIG Min SG Tan. siete 5682 My Fels crs ig be Mois palate ea 3 5631 
Hletcher cy. tr 5810 Newton: Ete is ate: e'e'. 6171 
A MEA Pech Saal iy a 5955, 6074 Nichols W: He. 2: 6872: 
Fitzpatrick J. J. .. 6279 O'Connor G. V. .... 6742 
Farrell H. W... 6629, 6743 Perkins J abovsse sv 5549 
Gunn! W. Ou. 36 si, 5548 Pollock J. A... 6078, 6629 
Geary Hi. A..... 5549, 5631 Pilkington W. W... 6170 
Germon O, .... 5680, 6171 PPA Tie Gy thas te ta eeats 6171 
Grey Gag tote. 5811 Perfrement A. J:.. 6629 
Gundlach R. K,.... 6074 Parker JeA. 6742 
Giese Josephine ..: 6170 Ryan ALR See Sek ee 5723 
Gilligan Jy Hoo =: 6279) Roden EH.) 23: 6278, €373 
Greenston J. .. 63872, 6373 Rochaster BE. S. R. 6278 
Ste Gillon. 1. Gas". 6514 Riley. ALM Sisaes 6514 7 
Grant. HYA. eas 6816 RUPEE TLS eaten 
Hurst S.J. :.<° 5630, 5881 5549, 5689 


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133 


Scott 2M .Gle:. 
Stewart E. J. 


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_ Shephard W. F. 5728, 5811 


Gelah > 


pane tee Bstates—Sequestr ated— 
Db- 3 ), ci ‘ 2: 4. 
5632 







continued. a 
Thompson C... 6171, ern ae. 
Thees H. D. ... 6372, 6373 a 
Thistleton G. .. 6372, 6629 
5810 


























4 tOWALET AS .% |... je Die. Vankeerson, B. B.. me 
‘Smith G. M.... 5810, 6742 5900 73 ‘ 
a Sappsy J. VAL... 5958 Vania .. dee eT 42 
Smith J..P.... 6073, 6742 Wildey, D:-J.3. 3733, ‘BS11., 
Stewart Wars ok 6078 | Wilsoni®. C., o. yi to mae 
Somerville W. ..... 6075 WWia re wee UP ciate 5724 : - 
eS SAUL ange se sre Old Wurth F.-L. J. 5810; 6742 - 
SonterSn2.938...22 6313 Wilshire W. F. 6073, 6743. 
Stevens 0, A. ....° 6514 Woodlock -J. W. P. 6075 
Smith: J. 3.5350 3..-6629 Wicken S. A.°G.. 2 6277 =) 7 
Sheckleton ne . 67 42, 6743 G27S7 say 
‘Stringer E. We ees 6816 Whitby W. J. O. 6372, 6629 
‘Scanes” Wit. 4 7.) 6816 — Willmott H. C. 6514, 6743 _ 
Twiss BR. 22.5549, 5631°" White BBL AVE ors aac "6629 C 
Pavlor ssi... ee LU; ol te Yeats Hoon ne 627? 
Bankrupt Estates—Dividends declared in Estates of — ee 
following— hae 
sAarone. OOF 6s icing 3612 Jones HH: H.-G 61a 
Annesley R. J. .-... 5955- Jacobsen B.C... 0. 6744 
Askins W. R. 59D) Keegan A. G, 524s vee 
COATES gape eee ok 6279 Kemmis P. 8. .... 5955 p. 
Armstrong E M. §280 King: Gok as). 88 3. 60TD a 
Abram BY oW.s. aes 6374. Ritte ede HAS see 612 ae 
Brindle W........ 5549 Soi) Went: Paha eas, Ree 6374 | 
Baldwin A..... 5549, D125 05 SUGUIS=DiLyy< of OB 5AG ae 
6278 Tow SRS ae Aaa a OD ee 
Rrookes W. A..... 5724 - Legh Wx My ?.75955, 6630." 
Booth Bo J.2562%5% HT 25 pret pcre BUS! 601 gan 
S Bailey (He Be’. ies st 5955 | Latta V. Rasen eis’ US 
Blair Ty/A Fie. Seppe Lewis W. i 6630, 
Boyd Pah se eas 6075 McIntosh J. F. 
BarwerlcA ly \ x shemste 607%. <2 <MeAdaim «Be #27. oa% 
Beer :Al Week es 6280 McAdam A. 
BATIMIe WA. suede a ae 6874 2 eMC y TAC OING cn oe 
Bassett. BW. a... 6374 Mekiay- WeiGlein. 
Biggs W. A. ... 6374 “McMurtrie K. M... 
BowenvG.22.) =. are. 6374 McGregor W. 
Butcher A, C. 6374 MeGill RRs ete 
Berecrys Dio se 6650 McDonald J. § 
Butlersb Oe a 566380" MeGrory J. 
_ Beaumont W. 6743 - MacDermott R. 
- Browh Jue es Oey, Milner A. G. eng 
Barber A. ne . GTA Hedin 
Britcher; W. : 6744 Menzies f. 
. Cunningham vA w. ae, -.. Molesworth F. 
Campbell A. C, 5724 Maytonr W.S. & 
Cather Ad SH og) ae 6075 Michael L. W. 
Cato Bones: Syse ae 00 lo, Martin. C. 8. A. 
GCrausaz A. E. 6374 Murphy, We Ru asa: 
Cowles W. B 6744. Matterson N. 
Darniey A. E..... 5724 Mulder A. E. 
Dorrington H. 8... 6629 Mitchells Ax 3.4 
Dennis GC, J rs.gs's 7. 8629 Mansfield F. G, 
“Doyle? Dice. ..%3.<.6630 Moore: CG.) W.7 ae anes 
D’Arcy N. ar bas .+., 6743~ Nicholls G. H. 
Elkington H. pplitaylis Newton R. 
Foster J. K. 5955 ‘Newman J. G. 
Werran’ At ics een 0900) NEW a ee 
mish < Mis s.4.543.00 Fe c05 CS Niland 5.86 
re Od b 11 Md Ia ine . 6515... O'Donnell J. 8. 
ETrancis Pete hss es 6629 : page 
French G. G,.... 6744 O’Donnell F. 8. 
Giles Host, © 26s 5728 
Gunn We Ge sas een 6172 O’Brien W. D. P. 
ey Giersche Fo Bey). ee 61 1S O’Brien R. T. L. 
Gaff Jessie ...... 6874 Osborne VY. . 
AGED YO GP tpg fh 7) Oe Pepper, He’... s 
- Gladstone Wh ARETE OB LOR ay SETHE ION Ge aitacn 
Geary S Det enna ie 66380 Potter “Aci. wirswun ate 
Gray oe ese e748 is Pain Oe oe es cy 
Hughes Ww. G. 5549, 6748 Plunkett O. W.- 
Hunt Ay Jase. 5549 | Robson VY. oa 
, pe aAmitGn AS, th. os 5632 Robson Mabel % 
MEAIBELt (ELS gees Keone Doris aos F5.bha 4 
FOLENS Jel. a. 6172 ROPSOR AR: AL! Oc Xen 
as SEN (en OC Tae ee ee 6172 Robson Gladys.... 5 
Hipeinss ty Gi, ws. 6280 Ryan: Weih.iyey ys 
Heilbronn W. ...... 6874 “ROTC. Re Gekko tater 
AE EM eis 6874 sRivett\A. GC... 
Hodeesin. ) iaak i. 6629. -Renshall. Ro 
- Halbert H.'T. T. ..> 6680 Rochester HE, § 
Isaacs H. eine OLTS; Hr Bussell HB. £ 
- Icher A. C. vi.» OT44°~> Rawlinson’ J, aie. 
i) OMe AQ: 5811 Strauss F. C. ee 
Jones Amelia Eliza- Smith C. 6. ae ape 
beth Maria. Vice > _. Sottero, P. J. 
 toria Frederica. . 5955 | +. Stoker at. 
.. Johnson W.:G.. W. « 6172.-"; oe A 



























































































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Cc mmercial Banking » Co. of Sydney (ita) 
ptoir } National D’Escompte de Paris — 


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tional Bank of Australasia (Ltd. 1 
Jueensland National Bank (Ltd.). 
- Royal Bank of Australia (Ltd.) 

_ Union Bank of Australia (Ltd.) 


ed 
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Ce 


ec “*Holidays. ii ee 
: an g, Government Savings, 
. ings, Banks.”) 
“Wire and Wire Nail Makers. 
Arbitration Act.’”) 
ardsley W..—Retirement of, Sr0rh Public Service is oe 
‘medman to REPENS <ppuines | Railway. 
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Per OL NO dt DASCERCE HS We en Oates WN EN ocd aharal a 
urnardo’ St Dp); Ticeiesk Generar “Meeting ORS sree 6066 
es” Settlement. Purchase Area—Notification re- 
PR PRBLIOC TAA PEs dbee oN Mae asd ay ba ches eae ye! — 6086 
5 net T.—Retirement of, from ‘Public Service see die 5983 
2B rnett P. Ey ‘B.—Appointed an. Emergency Crown 
P net Poetic Aen ree as a We aaah PRR Guy |v oi eat 3 6188 
Baroma Bore Water Trust. ae “Water Act.’ De fidarrs 
= Barrett BG —Services of, MiSpe eRe’ with under Pub- 
Barer ee) Service: ACh OM oe Oe ee a ea .6392 
arrington Gold-field. (See “Gold-fields, ie 
Bartlett Xe S.—-Appointed an Appointed Member of 
ys Licensing | Courts: Mitparinkss: 250 6.0. A 5893 
rton Fe Wy —Retirement. of, from Public Service .. 5556 
ate Bw ‘R.—Appointed Cadet. Draftsman, cha 
oaiment of Publics WOrks-7.)c-4 25-08. baa dae <8 5823 
bah Bore Water Trust. (See “Water Act. ms) ‘ : 
son H.—Appointed to act as BaliNs, a uatrlet Z 
5s, hrourte Moreen te he asso Ghia. Cau eos ons «6454 
# Beaver Aer H.—Appointed to. act as GPRS. -Goul- 
Bik) burn, WECHS enien sae ceteeee cualac ieraaale tie ; ‘pshe, "6000, 6466, 6658 
barfalds (Ltd, )—Voluntary winding-up of, &c. .... 6270 
: embrick Rev. M. —Appointed Honorary Methodist Z 
h el Ghaplaine Parramatta Gaol seat. cee ae 5653 
enero Gold-field. (See “Gold-fields.”) : 
Benson Muriel Vida—Appointed Shor thand- writer, A ER 
E LC OW I SOLLCLUOR Sy TOMTI CE ea. ac ceec dean be eave sate. 6294 
J. A.—Appointed Bailiff, District Court, eo en 
MISUICETE (es didicn's ao, ore Ware oan oe Saag 0 Ho ebale aendimonagies 6224 
Retirement of, from Publie Service ... 5824 
Gold-field. (See “Gold-fields.” ) ne 
Animals Protection Act— ee 
cts or Sanctuaries declared Onder eisai 6549 
ynorary ‘Rangers appointed, &e., under ¢ Jam eec8! 


Season declared in respect of Kangaroos, Wal- 
- laroos, Wallabies, Emus, Coots and. Black 
‘ Swans, for certain Pasture Protection Dis- 
s _tricts, &e., pee ae 


a ey 


es hace 1 Su hele eee 
‘ange Gold-field. (See “Gold-fields,”’) 


roles ” 


GRACED Phe ac aldnrn sal dts cade ebay We oy Cab ke ot we 
1 Blizabeth—Retirement of, ‘from Public Ser- 


gee er ONE ara es 


(See “Tndustrial ebiiration: Act) 


i ee 


glish, Scottish, and Australian Bank BAe hs Pred = 


(See “Government. ‘Sav- 


“(See + 
d J SS appiaied Bailiff, District Court, Metro- i 


-kmore Get! Retirement of, from Public Ser- 


H.—Appointed Member Ae Local ‘Land 
OURO ee OUD, ae, Site Pee Cane 
— t of, from Pubite Bevis 


Page| <0 


Is declared in Bstates of 
yer Catherine... 6630 
i Upton R, PE sais sae eOd (oy 
3 ~Vaughan G. B; .... » 6630 
. 6515 Williams J..G.... 5724 
x : 2. 6629 Woodlock J. W.P. 5955 
| Shemara W. ay Boy OTA WOOL CFA os ge, “BOBB 
Somerville W. 4 Wadsworth A. ..). 6279 
paWalson<), Or> \e.) )6280-~ 
eWildey 7B. Ts 4, 6143 
ye Ware At Reon, 3.0 6744 
- Youngman C.’.... 5955 
i lias as ts 
iabilities and Assets of— an 
lian Bank of Commerce (Ltd) Ba ie BOLO 
ank of New South ase: Doe died Bee ya tii Maine 6009 
- 6018 


(See “Industrial f 


_. 5368, 5744, 6197 
_ 6450, 6554, 6775. 


ans, ~ (See “Birds and Animals: Protection 


5824 
e771 | 


5763 
BDSG 





rg “INDEX (Ooronnn ro Drominmn). 6 f \ 


, Bowenfels to. Diwana. Railway. 
' Bowens (Ltd.)—-General Meeting of Members of .... 


Brown W. lL. 


NIVEA GT 
a EM OHLOR OIE 


Appointed bidegeney Under Secretary, &¢., Depart- 
ment of Education 
Retirement of, from Publie Service 
Boilermakers, &c. (See “Industtial Arbitration Act.” ) 
Boland Alice Margaret—Appointed Fifth Instructor, 


CC ee ee a 2? 


CC ed 


Industrial School for Girls, Parramatta . 
Bonalbo—Commonérs boundaries: ate. ots. . Cee cee 
Bondi ‘state Co. 


(Ltd.)—Voluntary Rigs cic of, 
PG Beal Cpe Oak oe ee Wa YS NEM ae SE a Ne NM ARR : 
Boobora Bore Water Trust. (See “Water Act,’ y 
Bookbinders, &¢. (See “Indystrial Arbitration Act.”’) 
Boomi Bore Water Trust. (See “Water Act.”) 
Botany—Alignment, &c., of Streets, Municipality of ..- 
Bourke, Cooper, Dowling, and Gipps Gold-field. | (See 
_ “Gold-fields,”) : 
Bowen ‘G. C.—Appointed an Appointed Member of 
Licensing Court, Broken Bill 
(See “Railways. ca 


Serer re et er ae eC 


Bowraville—Poll to be taken for Closing Time for 


ny atod UYO Cod OT USG Cy mi LCH SVM ON 1h te ean ae Pe tg oc SA ee 
Boyd J. D.—Appointed Deputy eS Magistrate, 
PRATKOSES kW eis abe nc Cua Par ele, Snaps is rteun @hataleee wteire) a 


Boyd or Little River Gold-field. (See “Gold-fields.”) 
Boyle N.—Appointed Messenger to Country District 
COUP U COSTS trate oles cle oie e Bueunuseene se atecdatie St atah 
Bracken A. E.—Retiremient of, from Public Service .. 
Bradley J..A.—Appointed Deputy. Licensing Magis- 
3 trate, Temora 
Brakell R. T.—Retirement of, from Public Service . 


Ody ee al OV 0he le 6 el P86 8 8 Oe Bae, gy 6 


Brands. (See “Sheep Brands and Marks.”) 
~Brassfinishers. (See “Industrial Arbitration Act.”) 
-Breadcarters. (See “Industrial Arbitration Act.” ) 


Brennan J. v. D. Collins—Registrar’s notice in matter 
Pa) Get aa Mek arg OR oak cal AEG As CORR atm AREA MaRS Sey ae 
Brennand HoJS. W. —Resignation of, from position as 
Member of New South Wales Medical Board 
Brewer W: J.—Appointed Junior Clerk, Public Trust 


5 LEGO MRE ay ig alee eects dake ans erate ous 8 ater aaa wicca eB 

Brickmakers, &c. “(See “Industrial Arbitration Aet.”) 

Bridge D. I. (See “Meppem.’’) 

Bridle £. G.—Appointed Member of Local Land Board, 
ETAT TLE Pon HS RUM ee NG eR: oakt stele Sia Bie adehotias vera bo 

_ Brierly BH. W.—Appointed Member, &¢.. Local Land 
Board, TUM OO RCo eee Mua ea elas a ke eke 


Brigdale E. J.—Appointed to act as Bailiff, District 
court, Neweastle, &e. 5152; 59CO, 
Brigden A. B.—Appointed Member of Lic ensing Court, 
~Gulgong 
_ Briggs W. F.—Retirement of, from Public Service i... 
Brindley C. W. Naas ea Clerk, Land. Board. Otice, ’ 


Ge ah Cae lees eae) mile sri ere fee Vay a 8 Bie Sa beh a6: Biles 


TAYE aise Gute Wk hve SMe wg Mahila d Hae eolee e'¥'e 
Broedfoot W. J. CP ae pated Cadet pe ena Land 
Board Office, ‘Forbes 1.26.0. tee ee eee 
Broken Hill Water Supply Administration Act—By- 
laws (Water Supply) under .....+-+...--+: 


- Brook H. J. S.—Appointed First Cle erk, Land Board 


Office, Maitland (00. ieee pte cee eee ee sees 
‘Broughton J. —Appointed Emergency Surveyor- General 


Brown and Polson (Australia) Ltd,—Voluntary wind- 


FV AOE RCE pas Glo oreo te clans ee Rida a ASIN ni S 

Brown F. P.—Appointed Member, &c., Local Land 
¥ Board, Coonamble, &¢. ...eese eee eee rr eeeee 
‘Brown H. W — Appointed Clerk, Department of Lands 
Brown J.—Retirement of, from Public’ Service ...... 
\ Brow n W. f. —Appointed Member of Local Land Board, 
VTLTEOCCMOO. CeCe ily dite Boece sal vA eaten wl valle, We) Suele ee ofr 


B.—Appointed Relicving Stipendiary 


Magistrate 

. Bruntnell The Hon, A——Appointed Coyernment Repre- 
sentative on aCe of Direc tors of Syduey 
Hespital 
Bryce N. J. 
~ partment of yo aes 
Buchanan A.—Appointed Deputy Licensing Magistrate, 
'. Murwillumbah 


Buckeridge J. H. —Retirement of. from Public Service 


degra aia eH Oe eRe) 6: 2) bie se Oy SLE lop 9) Bene ne ©) Sih RRS 


Lay gee er Cpe eveh er Fs Age: Wc Wma Le Ores Toye |e FAN INS. 





cine eel solarte, ekiel eo eu lwNle, lees Save) |S) 8 


MC Werte  akch OM CTI) RLM IOC o, 4hd LR a Peedi tlt 


Budd A. E.—Appointed Deputy Licensing Magistrate, 
Muarwilltmbalyy,.. este cee ssi es 6 cals ete vi nee 
Building Regulation Ady isory Committee—Appoint- 
ment of Members off .....++seeee: dae ty alelate 
-Bukalong —Resumption for cer iis areas for Village 
ON gs Poy aay sy sh Sit 8 Thy A Coe RIE aL eral 
Bull R. N.—Assumption, &e., of name of R. N.iCharies 
/ 1a A, OY Ek A NO Rano. lel daa 


Bundanoon—Regulations for Recreation Reserves 
Burnell 8. C.—Retirement of. from Public Ser vice 
Burren Junction Railway. (See “Railways.”) 

' Butchers, &c, (See “Tndustrial Apulia ton AC sey: 


4. 


6163 


6601 


5565 


BV4T 


6172 
5893 


6770 


. CACS 


6329 


6684 


6668 
6187 


644 


ood4 


5886 


6779 
C837 


6067 


6329 . 


6543 


‘ 5983 
5900 


6658 


6096 


6124 


6732 


A127 
5983 


Cast Iron Pipe Moulders. (See “Industrial Arbitra- 
tion <Act.’’) 
Cattle Slaughtering and Diseased Animals and Meat 
Act. (See also “Shires”; ‘Municipal’ )—In- 
spectors appointed under ..... 5489, 5544, 5659, 5950 
5996, 6165, 6450, 6506 
Cedar Creek Gold Mines (No-Liability )}—Application 


‘to register as a No-Liability Company ...... 5947 
Cement Works, &c. (See “Industrial Arbitration 
Act.”) 
Central Criminal Courts. (See “Courts.”) 
Certifying Surgeons. (See:‘‘Workmen’s Compensation 
Act.”’) 3 
Charles R. N.—Assumption, &c., of name of, by R. N. 
RFT d ae eke acts LCE hes Ase Tee Lae eae eee 6732 
Chatsbury Slate Co. (Ltd.)-—General Meeting of wih 
Shareholders wl oo Poe They Pe Rae ok ae 68138 
Charnock T. J. (See “Reid R. and Co. Ltd”; “Smith 
and Wade.”) — 
Chatswood—Appointment, &e., of Trustees for Church 
Ot ASDEISH AE SS Fp Li Cee sale Wn 9 6 ho FY Bie atale 6503 
Cheltenham Park—-By-laws for ......2/f..0.%..-000% 5586 
Chemists. ‘(See “Industrial Arbitration Act.’’) ; 
Chesterman A. H.—Appointed Member of Town Plan- 
ning Advisory. Board, &C, .. 6.32.53. ye 2600s BBE. 
Chief Secretary, Department and Oftice of the Minister 
of Public Health. (See “‘Public Service Act.” ) 
Chippindall H. H. S.—Appointed Deputy Licensing 
Magistrate, &¢ Penrith, &¢. Jbi.0..%. GAS 6090 
Churches of Christ Property Management Act— 
_ Appointment, &c., of Trustees under, for Church of 
Christ, at— : 
PALPISTTORO ease i ara Berd aera ace aa, Busted SEM see 5621 
Ghaty woods Be Mees ROS Se eck pace Bl nev Gale waters 6508 


burch of Bngland Trust Property cp ck pholatmeat. 

&e., of Trustees, &c., under, for Church of ~ 
England Property Trust, Diocese of Bathurst G269 

Claims against the Government. (See “Jamieson” 
“Barmers and Graziers’ Co-operative Grain 


Insurance and Agency Co. Ltd.”; ‘Robert-~ 
son,’ 
Cleeve M. H.—Appointed District ‘Registrar in Bank- 


ruptey, &e,, Lithgow, KC, sssesrevssreee Bead 6668 
















































xf Vie) 3 ae 
vi 4 \ UTP TO Decne) =1922, “he ty 
pier Hy * He i \ i 
auilt TU CUA AE LAG ? 
Butler L. H:—Appointed AtNH nt, Pridiit ‘School, ; Glemens Wie Aaemoninae Junior ‘Clerk, | Department 
Department of Hducation 5. }).$,.)).4.[),....- “6089 © of Education .u.¢.0. 22): tees SYS Oe ae ee ° 
Butler R. M.—Termination of Services ‘of, under Pub- ~~ Closer Settlement Acts— PO A ee 3 
Ho BELVIGE GAGE, Wag DEE ce Gy REE ne wee 5824 Approval of After-duction purchase vitae Sse 6688, 6136 i 
Buttsworth H. R.—Appointed Deputy Licensing Magis- Forfeiture of settlement. purchases ul er at 5526, 5697 pee 
trate, Goonamble iii. MRS y fk. 6 eb ee baa e's 6196 y 5783, 6040, 6140, 6253, 6353, 6484, 6598, 6718) 
By-laws. ak See “Railways”; “Sydney Municipal Coun- Notification — a 4 yes - 
cil’; “Hunter District Water Supply and Of surrender of inids to ‘the Crown and Hiter ae 
Sewerage Board”; Cheltenham Park’; ment of same as settlement purchases under 5518 9 
“Broken Hill Water Supply Administration: ' 5599, 5776, 63438, GATS, TOT 2s 
Act’; “Reed Park, Dapto’’; ‘Vaucluse Park, ‘Of transfer of lands in certain persons under 511, 6704 Sram 
Vaucluse”; ‘““‘Wentworth Irrigation Act. ae = Setting apart— e i 
Byron—Alignment, &e., ot Streets, SHITE DE sa Ge eb ant OOUZ Farms within: settlement purchase areas Quter 5522 od 
™ ite ak ie 528, 5524, 5525, 5600, 5601, 5687,5688 
C Dik Rs es 5025, 5926, 5927, 6036, 6037, 6038, GIST een 
eg an Gk . Oa 6248, 6249, 6346, 6347, 6708, 6709 6710 
CAHILL Hannah-—Resginaton of, from Public Service 6771 ected 6711, ‘6712, 6713, 6714, 6803, 6804, 6805 
Calder R. A.—Resignation of, from Public Service .... 5557 Lands as settlement purchase areas under. .5504, 6470. “4 
Cambage R. H.—Appointed ‘Superintendent, &c., Ex- Vesting forfeited settlement purchase areas in the oe eae 
plosives Department »............; 5133, 5828, 6080 purchasers thereof under ..........3... --- BOOB 
Camden—-Appointment of Trustees for Carrington Proclaiming, &c., of Villages at certain pd 66s under 5504 uk 
Centennial Hospital for Conyalescents at .. 6162 Proclamation of intention to acquire, for purposes = 
Camping Reserves. (See also “Pastures Proteetion of closer settlement, the estates on authorised “ee | 
Act”)— : lines of railway, Mea RET sae ies. OTB S a 
Heternvihation Of los. deat Pee Nee 6161, 6499 Reversal of forfeiture of settlement purchases under 5602 
Meetings. of Local Land Board repecting applica- -Tenders called for purcliase of fortetted settlement ogee 
ticks: Tet; Ge; oo ies ETS) eee ee ee ve 6238 purchases, &e., under 66.242... 51: 5912, 6287, 6288, om 
Canowindra Gold-field. (See “Gold-fielas.”) — a 6280, 6331, 6694, 6798 3 
Canowindra to Eugowra Railway. (See ‘Railway 3”) F Reserves from sale. es lease. for eats purposes 4. os 
ba iis Capel D. —Appointed Deputy Licensing Magistrate, 5 under s...3% Fae OF a Re BY met Ye ON Bt De OE Be % 5a04, 5a85 Bake 
Barraba. Ae Lee eee cal ee 6196 Resuniption of certain areas FOE Village settlements = os 
Capp A. E.—Appointed to act as C.PS, &&s ‘Tenter- URS h es cine cb eee etna eae ne Sei Sages 
: Hold oa.s's See ee he es Mae oa gee Dae 6770 Withdrawal of land from sale under veh seeeeetee ‘ ; 
Cardboard Box Makers. (See “Industrial Arbitration Clancy A. F.—Resignation of, from Publie Service .. 
Act.) Club Employees, (See “Industrial Arbitration Act.”’) 
Careunga Bore Water Trust. (See “W. ater Act.) Coachmakers, &e. (See ‘Industrial Arbitration Act.”) 
Carey-Ledez VU. —Assumption, &c.; of mame of, by U. | Cohen R. J.—Appointed Deputy Reis sing sl Magistrate, 
Czerwonka-Ledez ..... We rebar C8 ee pee ee, G2OR wh me DRUG BOR Pi. Fs 2 DEAT. oo eee eee eae «Peete 
Cargo Géld-fields, ' (See “Gold-fields.’’) Cohen T. W Appointed | Gaus Magistrate, & 
Carpet and Furniture Cover Workers. (See “Indus- Bathurst, &c. ose... sence eee eee tees ees 
trial Arbitration Act.”) Cold Storage, &c. (See “Industrial Arbitration Act, *) 
Carter. (See “Gaudry”’ . Collins D, (See “Brennan. ca 
Carr S.—Appointed Dentist, Medical Branch, Depart- sa Commission of the Peace— ; : a -# 
ment Gf WOAUCATION si. 5c. te. kets ee ice 6184 Appointments to ..... bo EEN dn OR - 5565, 6096, 6498, 6067. 
Carters, &e., (See “Industrial Arbitration Act.” ) ig: Resignations, removal of acts &e:, fio 53.3 BBOD, Bas 
‘Carver E. J.—Retirement of, from Publie Service .... 6091 6096, 6196, 6308, 6668 _ 
Casey P. F.—Retirement of, from Public Service ..... 5983 Substituted names, addresses, &e, of persons ap- 2 = > 
Casino Land District—Alteration of boundaries of ... 5619 pointed to ...... Shhe alae Cbe eb y bd gow es 5565, 5902 — 
Cast Iron Pipe Makers, &c. (See “Industrial Arbitra- - | Common Gaming Houses. ‘(See ‘Gaming and Betting 
tion Act.”) + Act.”) Se 


Commoners’ Boundaries at cer tain pidees Fas: 6388, 6670 Roan 
Commons— 

Commoners’ meetings convened .... 5624, Ba 18, 6271, 636% 

6367, 6506, 6624, 6735, ; 

(See “Trustees. pa fee 


Trustees appointed for. ars 
Alar ys “Bank- be 


Companies, Firms, &c.—Balanace- sheets,’ 
ing. ny 

Companies Act—Registration of Companies inder: 
See “Mining Companies.” 3) 

Commonwealth of Australia—Notice respecting. Blec- 
tion of Senators for the State of New South 
Wales of the Parliament of 

Commonwealth Officers called as Witnesses—Notice 

F respecting payment of expenses to 

Companies (Amendment) Act—Companies granted ex- + 

: ‘emption from making the list containing par anys 

ticulars mentioned in section 8 oef— — aes 
‘Canadian Government Merchant Marine (Ltd.) 


Ce 


i a ey 


Crompton &. Crompton: Vag) > eae ie Spies 
Hollins “William & Co. Cit.) i... 8s. lade 
Sievland Motors (CUM "hoi sth. eee ce ie ae res 
y vvardléy.& Oo, (td:). ier. (ive kia det Bane Ame ares 
Conciliation Committees. 


(See “Industrial Arbitration 
ET St ae SRA 
Conditional Leases— 

Addition of non-conver tible area. of, to the aera ; 
_tible area thereof ata 5604, Sees 6254, ieag 


Rape Pater eee Ret Par 5519. 
5004, 5b95, 5506, 5692, 5693, 
5775, 5780, 5920, 5922, 6032, GO 
, 6244, 6246, 6841, 6342, 6348, 647 
65 8s. 6580, 6699, 6700; 6701, 8716, 
Crown lands set apart for .. 5588, 5 556 
5944, 6061, 6160, 6362, 










WGP ete a2 oa ee pee aS Ee TRO, 
oe 83 6138, oi, 
~ Proclamation declaring valid, wey woes ¢ 
Reversal of forfeiture of ...... “ ; 
i _ Reappraisement of rents fs ee en 9, 58 
; 5692 , 5698, 5172, 373, "5030, 5922, 603 


Ona, sens 6342, 6479, 6590, 6700, 6701 


* beeeenesener een esees 


Revocation of 









ede, ieee 4 
» a A a! ys ‘ 2 
35 SL ae Ve ry He ie LS RP ty 3 

: ris ‘gecleppaige! BR ue ae vii 
Ve Pugs Vs i ““ ‘ ‘ i 
“ 3 Crown ee aes heseicuing, -relating to bay 
5698, 5TS5- Wesleyan Methodist Church, &e. avrceihad ae aoue 

6349, 6599 | Crown Lands Consolidation Act— 

, 5616, 5620 _ Crown Lands proclaimed, &¢., under ....... .. 5583, 5TOT, 
6061, 6160 LES " 6051, 6155, 6725 


6811 
5932 
6716 
6716 
6729 


, 4 
6731, 
‘5781, 

, 6483, 
, 6483, 

» GODS, 





ay ee fends te 

F Conditional Dorainae’ Sane Me 
_ Crown lands set pais for. BOBS, 5616, sTie, 5199, 5044 
“Roy ncaa SOBEL, 6160, 6362, » 0498, ‘ete 6731, 6811 


Revoention of. 


Pewee eee reser eer ass tesrese 


ee ee a ed 


Beery teria. of Mines saukeaen frespecting: 
_ discontinuance of Advisory Board formed in 
me connection with State Orchestra ‘Guarantee 
Sarre ee ee ee a ear ary was e His erartxg Solo 574 
_ (See_ rn Peppemn “G@rithths"; jichere” + 3 
oe “Arentz”; “Starrett”; “Vitali” : “Abalos ty 
piveyencere Atwlicdtion, to practise aS eae Se =} ies 
ro We aad Act—Regulations under ...:.......... 
ooke G. A.—Appointed Clerk, Ministerial Office, De-- : 
partment of “Attorney-General and of Justice — 
oonabarabran sto® Burren Junction Railway. (See 
Hi sie “Railways. ne) Spam 
~wiaMbie Water Supply Notification respecting. . 
ooper Elien—R esignation ‘of, from Public Service. . 
Cooper Muriel May—Appointed Shor thand-writer, ‘ke Sg 
bn spiptriet, Court Otel. Ghia aces vy eee a; 
C pers. (See “Industrial Arb iat wet i) a 
i gr Coak (Ltd.)—Voluntary winding-up of, &e.. 
» “Birds and Animals Protection Act.”)_ 
1s (Ltd. )—Voluntary winding-up of, &¢. 
F—Appointed Licensing 
: Saou WE EONS PE GE be eee! Eta eee Re 
ration of Accountants sad ‘Auditors ‘of Australia 
re _ —Voluntary winding-up of, &. ...... 
Cottam M. T. G.—Appointed a Mining Survey or 
Coubal Bore Water Trust. _ (See “Water Act.) 
Qi untry Shopping Districts. (See “Early Closing Acts.”) | 
= try Towns Water and Sewerage Acts—Certificate 
a. amount of annual sums to be paid by cer- 
Wate ap ect in ele of Sewerage and 


5184 


“Magistrate, Bap 
> 5893. 


ae) 


Courts of Review for hay ing of Mees saan ©5751 
a and Income Tax Assessment—Notices of hold-- 
a ae a a Review. for feces of appeals 


Wet a “5509, ame, * 5679, 
“shia 6024, 6041, 6130, 





Me See iedeshding hots, ”) 
ut ensing | ourts. (Publicans’, 
. wpesttiee of, convened Peace 


et 42 be tale: a : 
5494, 5574, 5665, 
Rae x ge z 6396, 6466, 6575, 6689, ( 
ensing Courts: _(Auctioneers')—Meetings of, con-— 
~. *vened. . “i. 8580; 9664, SlOle D008, 6016, 6115, 
Quarter Sessions—" 
{otices of holding of— ae a ES ie, 
ea AL certain a ace and for months ot ‘November 
so Baa, e788 
Ris Be on ont, a oy, 6687 
iiaotueéd ie eG oe eS 
_ Notice of holding of during 1923...... Ase Sta, 66ST 
4 escission: of notices, of holding of, oe certain / 


es 


—Retirement of, from. Public Service « +. 6771 
: Supply—Notification respecting 
ppointed Coroner, Narromine, pe ey 
jointed Junior Clerk, Returned Soldiers’, 
- Branch, ‘Department of Lands . — 6657 
‘Examiner, Departuent 


seeeee 


6096 





i Proposals under section 25 of. 


. 5988 


t Cutters, Merchant Tailors, &c. 


- Cutters and Trimmers, &e. 


— 6550 — 


at ‘Donnelly SH. BP Appointed C.PS., &¢., 


3] “pinged” matter of OTE Id fA 


- Dedication of land under. (See “Land.”) 
Notification setting apart Crown Lands for irriga- 
tion farms or blocks under, within Mirrool 
and Yaneo Irrigation Areas .. 5683, 6029, 6594, 6798 
Proclamation declaring certain substances to be 
Fert MOM Se UMUC oe csr cle Fe. eseek coke eee 6123 
(See “Land, Revo- 
cation of Dedication.’ ) 
Tenders called for perpetual leases of non-irrigable 
Migs: Ol [ANGs HUGO: Fa a Be. ee pale pecs Roe Eee 
Crown lands not available for settlement, &c. (See 
“Land.”’) ; 
Crown Legses. (See “Leases,”’) 
Crown Prosecutors appointed at Supreme Courts, &e. 
(See “Courts.”) 


6352 


Croydon Palais De Danse (Ltd.)—Voluntary winding- 


RLBDS Ge GoGo ce tere cmataese! eres op Wants «aguilera a abe afaraibim 
Crummer 8S. P.—<Appointed Conditional Purchase In- 
P spector, Land Board Office, Grafton 
Cudgebegong Gold-field. (See “Gold-fields.”) 
Cudgera Drainage Trust. (See ‘Water Act.’’) 
Cumming F.—Retirement of, from Public Service .. 
Curlwaa Irrigation Area 
missive occupancy, for grazing purposes, of 
CBPAin= HIOCKS| WITDLE “Sly EE i hae a ieee 
Currumbah’ Bore Water Trust. (See “Water Act.”) 
Cusick E. P.—Appointed to ACL as C.P.S., &e., Muswell- 
brook, &c. 3, 5823, 6018, 6090, 6390, 6466 
(See “Industrial Arbi- 


coer esse 





eee et eoees 


tration Act.”) 

“(See “Industrial Arbitra- 
tion <Act.”) 

Cycle and Motor Cycle Makers, &¢, 
Arbitration Act.) 

Czerwonka- Ledez U Assumption, &e@, of name of U. 


(See “Industrial 


Carey-Ledez 8 Pea wh icesh Satba s mos ess 8 Gao 5 6269 
cee 2D 
DAIRY Industry Act—Inspectors appointed under ., peat 
SD ibe 
Daniells R. A.—Appointed Junior Clerk, Department 
OhmASKICIEUT cw ales weds «oot Fi o)s eters vibes coe Bk Ore 5133 
Dedication of Land. (See “Land”; “Public W orks 
Act; 
‘ Defaulting tek. (See “Local Government Act.’”) 
» Delungra Tin Mines (Ltd.)— f 
. Notice to creditors of .-.... 0 cece eee ete nee aee 6621 
“Voluntary winding-up of, &c, ......sese reece eeees 6270 
-Delves and Williams (Ltd.)—Final General Meeting 
of Shareholders of ......-..-.eessseeetsees 6505 
Dempsey Ella—Resignation of, from Public Service .. 615% 
Denman Rev. S. H.—Appointed Temporary Church of 
: England Chaplain, Gladesville Mental Hos- ae 
pital Soa RUNES S Bie E76. 9 aes BF ei Sleek a dos SH CRA ¥ se 6552 
Dennis A. pacer: of, from Public Service .. 5824 
Denning G. —Appointed Commissioner of Western 4 
: ey j EOES Saat Oe ee ea ak aay re 6693 


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


 -&@, of, at certaim places .... 5799, 5940, 6161, 6619 
Dietsch R. vs L.—Services of, dispensed nuk under 


Public Service ACt 2.0... 20. cee e ec Fewer ees 6771 
Directors and Members of Pastures Protaction Boards 
appointed, &c. (See ‘Pastures Protection 
Act.”’) 
District Courts. {See “Courts.’’) 
- Districts and Sanctuaries. (See “Birds and Animais 
Protection Act.”) 
Dividends declared in Bankrupt Estates. (See “ Bank- 
, rupt Estates.”) 
Diwana Railway. (See “Railways.’) oe 
Docker F. J. —Resignation of, from Public Service .. 900% 
Dodd A. J.—Appointed Deptty. Licensing Magistrate, 3 
Re Soi Meeey a Cyt gee Pee Pe err e eee 5743 
Doidge E.—Appointed Dadety Licensing Magistrate, 
Cootamundra... cee sees reset reese 6196 
Dolman F. 'W.—Appointed Assistant Registrar of ove 
Births, Deaths, and Marriages, Sunny Corner 5565 
Dollman G. H.—Appointed an Appointed Member of ina 
Licensing Court, Mitchell. etek Soe ee veo hs 6196 


Donaldson R.—Appointed to act as Registrar of Births, 
Deaths, and Marriages, &e., Newtown-St. 
Peters, &c. 5982, 6390, be 

3) oe 

6183, 6298, 6326 


‘ EM ies AB Moore—Registrar's notice tv 
_ Dorn A. BY’ be aah 


(Leet ee 6 9 oe 9 ae 5 ais BEG Rae ® 


viii 


Downey P. J. (See “Lahood.’’) Ve 
Drainage Unions. (See “Water Act.’) . > 
_ Dredge und Tug mployecs, (See “Industrial Arbitra- 
tion Act.’’) 
Dressmakers, &¢; (See:“Industrial Arbitration Act.”) 
Driver R. L.—Appointed Junior: Cler k, Department of 
PUD HC WOU oO) tai Se BN Poe Ne Mar eee 3 
Drysdale West—Proposed cancellation of design of 
Be we Va MSO! OF wilie aiai ie wine atu tke Ceetee Says ef tae 
Duchatel C. F—Appointed to act as Bailiff, District 
Court, &¢, Orange 


ee ee tr 


INDEX—(Ocronrr 10 Drcemper)—1992. 


Page 


¢ 


6837 


6619 | 
6458, 6689 


Dunean IF. de R.—Appointed C.P.S., &c, Muswell- 
DOOR cele osctgh Sey aa ee pr eT 6090, 6658, 677 
Dunn A, M.—Appointed Crown Land Agent, &¢., Wel- 
LIME COD TD staat ciate pelea oe Ge 6183, 6389, 6837 


Dunphy M. J.—Appointed Teacher of Architectural 
Hngineering, &c., 
BBP) Es) Mhs Ag a hore a ee ee Wisserealise he canaee @ 
Dyer A, E—Retirement of, from Public Set vice ASW AS 


EADIE ¢.— 
K Deaths, and Marriages. Bowral: vs.5 00.0)... 
Earls W. K.—-Appointed to act as C.P.S., Ryde, &e.’ 


Early Closing Acts— 


Closing Time for Shops within certain Districts . 

NOT i Fo edi hale pk hie a RAT ap eae 6450, 65: 53 
Country Shopping Districts constituted, &e., under 5989 
Poll to be taken for Closing Time for Shops within — 

certain Districts under ..../. 5896, 6100, 6198, 6675 

faston & Co. (Ltd.)—Voluntary winding-up of, &e. ... 6622 — 
Eckford K. L.—Appointed Clerk, Department of Lands 6769 








Ndgington C—Appointed Foreman, 


Education, Department of:. (See “Public Service 
A CG,?) : 
Edwards D. S.—Appointed to act as a District Court 
BERT eC, RECs ee Crake cae BU Maye Meas week ie 
Hdwards I'.—Appointed Clerk, Department of Public 
: BRE eV VCOLIRG oer UGA RE CCR eta hisac gee Cae paresis 
Edwards O. A.—Appointed Member of Licensing Court, 
Metropolitan Tieensmg ? DISttiet hin. sate cierec 
“Effient Gas Power Co. (Ltd.)—Voluntary winding- 
AL PaO ei Gol dows Sto oneal shisee tome eae einem & Pit a ae Saas 
Hiehmann’s (2) Settlement Purchase Area—Notifica- 





tion especting (suei4 LS 2s seen ieneiy ob abe wana . 
Hlectricians, &c. (See “Industrial Aahiiatiah Act.’’) 
Electroplaters, (See “Industrial Arbitration Act.”) 
Eliiott Christina—Retirement of. from Public Service 
Ellis H. N.—Retirement of, from Publie Service 
Elyery A, T.—Appointed Clerk, Land Board Office, 
‘Forbes 
Emerald eat gee for management of Reserve 
E 5LS81 for Public Hall at 
-Emmay ae ‘Gold-field. (See ‘“Gold-fields.”’) 


Ce SS 


CC i | 


Sydney, Technical Education | 


Appointed to act as Registrar of Births, | 


6196 


.  BS24 
6294, 6770 


Inner Domain 6090, 6548 


6392 
6091 


6543 


5586 


‘Emus. (See “Birds and Animals Protection Act. ae 
Engine-drivers, <&c. (See “Industrial Arbitration ~ 
Act.) } a 
Engineers, &c. (See “Industrial. Arbitration Act”) 
England S. W.—Appointed to act as an Appointed 
Member of Licensing Court, Murwillumbah . 5653 
English J.—Appointed Deputy Licensing Magistrate, 
TTS pee ta ae ant ae ag Beran: CURSOR NY tite PAAR aan A 57438 
Equity notice in matfer of— 
Grahameaad AVAMAMS Ate ce ob et eis ee ocelot 6817 
Lorimore Enterprises and Promotions (Ilutd.) .... 5956 
‘Lloyd Williams.& Co., Sydney (Ltd.) ........ 6875, 6744 
Marrickville Timber 0s ( Ltdy, oon cak 6 se aia bre on .  6§0T5 
Simonson ‘and Glad s(t.) 2-3 5. wae eal a ea cd aiehe 6680 
Sydney Permanent Freehold Land and Building 
CoC td and Reduced ica. Gale taie ie ye ae tis 6280 
rusts ofavill of Christina Ross io Revie ER GTA 
MOH TALE aoe waves A ciczeacee ies by wise 8 , 5504, 5587, 58S, 5714, 5747 
5768, 516n, 5199, 5912, 6061, 6161, 6236, 6329, 6333 
6450, 6473, 6581, 6619, GGGS, G63, 6695, 6731, 6796 
Essington-——-Commoners’. Boundaries at 2.6.0) Age!.. 6388 
- Estelle (Ltd.)——Notice to creditors of .............. 6504 
Estimates, &c., adopted, &¢., by Councils of Munici- 
palities. (See “Municipal.”) 
Bugowra Railway. (See “Railways.”) 
Eumungerie--Proposed alteration of design ed Village 
ANE 5 ae i es9 sg osken sec eeais he GB) We sabe uate Sk 6 WIS OL SIAC adie 5945 
_ Evans S. P.—Services of, dispensed with uncles Public 
ServlCe A Cherise pets ante sj etarst shety o'eher se ue fe Mesure Pane OTT 
Everingham Emily v, C. Khan—Registrar’s notice in. — 
; WNALLOL | Ola ce ates eee ee VAR gh, Re AS oe aa ees 5632 
Mxaminations. (See “Public Service Act.” 
Explosives Act--- : 
Explosives defined, &c., NGEY. Oho PACE Neat ame 6690 
Inspectors appointed under .......4.0.0. 20088. 5658, 6689 


Explosives Department. (See “Public Sery ice wack” Da 


Pas 5894, 6099, 6100, 6197 


Fletcher Madeline Tasima—Appointed Clerk, Depart- 


, DUT, eC SESE ay sie See os ideas eet pee cen cee 
Ford Specialist Garage Co. (Ltd. )—Voluntary whide 
; PSU “ok PRN IS Wea as aaa mia ke eM phate te ais 
Rerestes Act— : 
- Authorised Depots declared RUE OUGIc’ ik-ris WUrataes rBr ON ala 





Ana NS 5 Ae ana heli on eaeiS Te SeaRT Se dee 
Termination of appointment og Testiers of Ticenses ree 
TV bee CN eNO Catt te ARTs Ve slpyey Sh A a 6107, 6564 
Forestry Commission, (See “Public. Service Act. 00 ie 
Forrest, Teo 0A to act: 1S CPS. “&C., 
. Cootamundra 1. see ee eee ee eee ee eee 
Forsyth W. A. —Appointed ‘to. act a as -C. aS. &e, ~Wall- 
stone ee eee tees . 5824, 6090, 6466, 6 






¢ er, ses 
aol 5 a ms Palys 
: , ) ire) aR 


FAIR Rents Baer na heretic a ppotntaer aoe sds 


Fairfield and District Co-operative. Society. (Eta : oro 


Voluntary winding-up of, &c, sees. 6364 ~ x 
Farley Js A.—Appointed wlerk, Department ‘of ‘Local is ee 
Government ORR. a 
Farmers and Graziers’ Co- Nopebatice Grain. Insurance iat te ig 
and Agency Co. (Ltd.)—In matter of alleged - 


9.0 re 0/0858 0: le. file aero lbs th ec eee we. alee wl 6) eile 











_ Claim against the Government by .......... “5654 Meas 
Farriers, (See ‘Industrial Arbitration Act. 7a SAT fal ate 
Farrington H. H.— —Appointed to act as C.P.S., &e., ss 
: La West: Maitland, (Geri, 7 eae oe 5823, 6390, 6794. 
Faterine (Ltd.)—General “Meeting of Shareholders. of 6364 
Fathers L. J.—Appointed Head Teacher of Electrical — 

Mechanics, &c., Sydney, Technical, ‘Education . 
Branch heey BE re ee oe Ta es 5132 > 
Favell Bertha Marion— Retirement of, ‘froin Papite 7) aes 
SORVICENT EL MAYS. Sh Sn CRIS ere pear 5983 ° 
Fernon J. J. D.—Appointed Crow n ‘TLand Agent, &c., w h 
Wapleldee oS we ee Nee ae ae, © ee, 6183, 6294 : 
Finance Taxation Management Act Reguiation No. Shae 
S (amended) under ve Se teary ae CRs Otay ; beg 

































Fire Brigades Act— : Ke, 
Proclamation under, declaring provisions of, to apply 
to certain Municipalities and Shires, && .... 
Regulations under, respecting Election of Members _ 
of Board of Fire Commissioners ............ 
Firemen, Deckhands, &c. (See “Industrial Arbitra- 
tion. Act.’’) ’ <i 
Fisheries Act— - oh: ‘ 
Auction sale of fishing-nets under 


z 
a eae 


Ths isles td BOD 
Inspectors and Assistant Inspectors of Fisheries ~~~ 


appointed, &c., under 5483, 5743, 5803, 6195, 6552 
Lawful fishing-nets declared under ...... 5 563, 5988, 6193 
Oyster Culture Leases under, * 


(See “Oyster Culture oH 

Leases.’’) | pee 
(Proclamation under, prohibiting the— 
Taking of Oysters from certain foreshores, &c. 5632, 6661 


Use of fish traps, &c., in certain waters ...~, 6301, 6549 
Public Oyster Reserves declared, &c., under “Sei eeos GOOn < 
Regilations minder,» io) e ean; sae ae ee 6653 - 
- Regulations rewoked under. ............ » agai oe ak es 


'Rescission of notification varying ‘date of commence- 
ment of the taking effect of Regulations 
Rescission, &c., of proclamations and Hakhond aie of SF eae 
certain dates WG eT Aros wea oe a Sten ms 5563, OSS. 
Waters closed against— : pe 
Fishing generally under provisions of . 5145, 5893, 


The taking of trout, &e., for certain. periods under 6308 


‘The use of fishing-nets, &, under ........... eet 5651 
Fisher's (2) Settlement ‘Purchase Area—Notification Th ag 
SPESPOGLIMIE igs sain MER La a eee 6347 — 
Heting- nets, &c,— Notices respecting, (See “Pisherles SEAS. 2S 
Act.”) 


Five Dock, Haberfield, and District Briendly) Societies 
Dispensary (Ltd. J—Notice respecting ‘the 
changing of name of, to Five Dock Pharmacy ta 
CTE) SS Cs aR cakes Bee he Acai ais aie ai eo 6270 

Fleeman J.—Appointed to act as C. P.S., &e., ‘abit Vy 5644, 6018 


oe eee 


ment vor Lands s..05 5 fan ee. > pact Mh arihinkee 6770. 
Fletcher Metal Recovery Co, (Ltd. )-—Voiuntary Wind tee 

ATM OE, Cr, hind cteis seen alte Geb > aiid wie te CE aot 
Fletcher T. A.—Retirement of, from Public Service . 6187. mY 
Flood W.—Retirement of, from Public Service ...... “+ 59838 


Floyd J. T.—Retirement of, from Public Service . 


6947 = 
Flynn T. G. L.—Appointed Assistant C.P.S., &., Goul- ee 


Proclamation declaring State Vorests ANderer, ress 
6889, 6095, 6302, 6433 | 
5540, 5620 ~ 


Reserves from sale for timber under 00. tie» 
noe mY “peste 6064, 6161, 6812 

Regulations under No. 57 (amended) ........... 

Revocation of reserves from sale under | aay Ae ae 


send, &c.,- State 












































































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‘Drorsuen) —1922, ix 
Page =P ae ce | < ; Page 
‘ie fatainget ty i: Le Noedl--Notice in matter of . «4 OT235 
(5981, Grenfell Gas Co, (Ltd. )—Proclamation under Gas “Act Ki 
de ne SURSPOMINE Sri aes Te he bce kel. s% 5139 
Riis 6668] Griffin Pew: Retirement: of, from Public Service .. 6947 
ral arge, ae Hat. _Griffith—Provisions of Police Offences Act extended 
‘Tonnage Rates Act, Macteay River 5981 Mit SMO ROW I GE ee tonne icc ne el tA dae! 5652 
Annie Margaret—Appointed Clerk, Corer ees “Griffiths a —Notification respecting recognition of, as 
Printing» Office’... Ruairi — 6657 temporary Vice-Consul of Denmark at Ney- ek, 
‘ilm Release and. Photographic ; CHSDIR Os huss snk Ae Meters ec es ke te ne ke a 5653 ° 
Voluntary winding-up_ of, &e, ae SSOL. Griffiths ‘Tilda. Rattonke of, from Public Service 5983 
rater ‘B.—aAppointed Half-tone- sneha, Photo: ae Group Purchase. (See ‘“Land.”’) 
- graphic - Branch, Governnent | Printing Office. a i Groves Gra"! ‘ 
d feats Islands ‘Trading| Co. (Ltd. )—Final » General | bi Resignation of, from Public Service ....... a the 5645 
% Meeting of Shareholders PORE RAR eae sSs. cians ex 0S » 600¢ Retirement of, from. Public Service ..:/......0... 5824 
aly. Societies” Act-Cancellation of registration oe Guarantee and Financial Agency Co. (Ltd. )~ Gener ‘al 
Oi ie we ss +e D004, 6228, C453 : meeLing of Members of. as. 2b. Laie hey a 6065 
‘ipp Such Retvewent of, bases Public Service . . 5645-4 Guest JJ. —Resignation of, from Public Service ./.:.. 5983 
t Harriett. A.—Resignation of, from. Public: Borvice: 6771 | Gundagai Land District—Alteration of bonndaries of 5619 
A. Bi —Appointed Deputy Licensing ‘Magistrate, pie cere 0 ee ra-——Poll to be taken for Closing Time for Shéps, 
“Wellington sie e, etads : BU48 Bees PSeriCt Por Sk, Ce erg A Seat, fe eee es 6678 
‘unded Stock and Debentures, lating to State ‘and — ena eee, | 
oes Peretals ncome eee as respect. cos 
6560, 6561. Barger sy 
¥ Surgical Stats doe ssi og "3 E 
“HALES Lorna Beatrice—Appointed Shorthand-writer, 
&e., Government Printing Office ............ 6543 
‘Hall Edith Jean—Appointed Sixth Instructor, Indus~ 
TEs Pee iA e trial School for Girls, Parramatta ....... hive O28 
) eo WH : 2 bee Srabpe of Tipe nsing Court, aS cree tie Se aes to act as Coroner, Murwil- iid 
~ Metropolitan Licensing Districe 2 Sareea aes: OBES 5 H auiniond ) NOtd eM -Appanited sto! act. aa. Warden's 
ng, and: Betting ree Gaming “Hoy Iss 3191 Clerk, ee Barmedman, &¢) 6.2. .60e04). 6018, 6658 
ite “declared under. et esse ee sess eae service 3190, Lod : - Hancox Edith—Retirement of, from Public Service .. 6892 
nder A, Hc Resignation of, from: Public kena we bad “Harbour and Tonnage Rates. Act—— 
RARE _ Acting Officers-in-Charge, &¢,, appointed under . 5733 


5 "Department ot “Public. Waukee Ped ae als ne ava 
$ Act—Proclamation under, Hiberiine that, we names 


of certain Gas Companies be cadded. fo. She: . Appointment of persons to demand rates and charges 

















: ied ck PE PUVADICHNNO Oe CR Wey dade oes ee a a 6769 
/ panic: ou of, eae Praaees : . ik ots | : Hardwoud Export and Trading: Co. (Ltd. )-—General 
jt Bee ; ‘Industrial “Arbitration ie: Meeting of Members of )..000%). oe Gee Mes 5945 
ce wD. biti peeetatrar’ s Aaetioe. jn angler of. 5632 -‘Bardy- Vpn Motor Co. Cais } = Notice: to: creditors 6270 
garet Ellen Nancarrow—Assumption, &e., or meee ay ae wren as Aer Ea aga. ree . 
name of, by Margaret Hen Nanearrow .... “Hardy's ee ne ee igas aay SAY nish ane ig dacs 
of Na — ADD atone souies age prenent Harper H. S.—Appointed Government Medical Officer. 
A ee eer ray epee nT rey eS A” yeaa Se MERGOOLAMO Ain Bale gs oO Nba a ages wus 6196, 680T 
Harris E. C.—Resignation of, from Public Service .. 5645 
POE RR LR Bi a Gt Chavoer Small 
Coates of, fe om ! Public “Sot ieee poss a , eee rote Aes Se ae se. O18: 
Fee a Appointed to act. ce o bis re ssi Haub ‘Edith Isabel—Appointed Shorthand-writer, &¢., : 
mo Ae ea Registrar-General’s Department ...........- 5982 
foe ee Gardener, ‘Botante oe ist Hassall J. ee Reeoment of, front Public Service .. 6658 
Es Padostrin! ne hitration Bae ook Hawick J. T.—Appointed Member -of ose Land 
rerviGes be pred ee UN are Public: iv Boards Grenvell ta iad txt ke sda tek Wace <8 pends 4a 0 B5SA 
- Hawkins Hill Gold Mines (No: Liability)—Application —__ 
es BF t to register as a No-Liability Company 2 hie 650k 
ssa as So EN dE 8 nae ie Hawkins Sarah Anne—Retirement of, from Public A 
ER . SSO WACO eee a, Seon Tas eh cb weaate ehageel ¥ aigi ea ciara WR ote de 6392 
Wey r ; eos ay Sart lawkins R. (See “Wolper.”) : 
ster Gold-fie old. (See. “Gold-tietds.” iy oe ipa trae Hawkins (3) Settlement Purchase Area—Notification 
be old- -fields—Revocati _ Of. reserves peso conditional Kn Lager TPOMPOR TIO ras aia otek RC USNS VG ce ee E LEON 6249 
sal ‘&e., within ne -. 5602, 5584, hides Bu08 | aay Irigaiion anes ey 
yes ae She 6020, 6121, 6122, oe A > Cancellation of leases of irrigated holdings within vs 6554. 
DSi ge 6579.6 e Notification setting apart lands within, for irri- 
es ~Appotnted Funtor Clerk, Parry Bae ete ated: holdings {18s Vaasay 1 cu lttae ao Seiie «ode 6564 
7 Public Bi ce cake Dae ele CA, canes * 5083 | : Hayes F. C.—Appointed Junior Clerk, Department of Ne 
: ; Pe WOGAd. GONCT IME RE 5 0a oe eel Ree eee el ele! ¢ 6386 
Registrar | ist Appointed Cadet Draftsman, Depart- 
is under Texistration ye en pe oe Gta, ee ay: 5733 
oats Heathcote E.—Appointed — Clerk, Crown . Solicitor’s ae 
OCTRCO ES RAPE Eis ehoatare: to, wksuthd Caleeletean so page dad* 
ai Leatpere ie Mies Heathwood V..W. —Appointed Clerk, Land Board ty 
yea ‘Tytes” (ita es AD cs aa v (aan Onticot Acmidale i sec ek As iiae stone cases ee ee 
as to creditors of . rebie 50's Aa a 54S -Hellyer A. E.—Retirement of, from Public Service .. 694i 
oe. winding-up ot, “Be. ~ | Henley H. S,—Appointed an Appointed Member of — 
Jane—Retirement of, from Pub ve Ser. “ge yean ‘Yaeensing Court,,Cowra 2... ace 08d. dee cess [B438 
‘ ; nd arte eg te ay eae a Hermanson Dorothy, Eva Ann—Appointed Seventh In- 
ui Ned a Ee os -structor, Industrial School for Girls, Parra 
rbitration Act”) Mori Be er tary Carne ¥EA Aco une, Vetta hae fos oil steely See nig de 62955 
Risinee: bag oh Ne Si He gay F eformied: A. R.—Resignation of, from Public Service .. 6393 
; | Hibbard’s Settlement FPatchase: Area—Notificatien re- abe 
: MoM OCL IT Dey he sae enti aes sie salaiaaieigth oo elhle ole crak y§ 5926 
i | Aieking C. Hie Be “Resignation of, from Public Ser- a 
e 4 
FRAG O PRs ee EEE e TL ea CaO ae Caee 
Water sue Raainantea tie ointed Clerk, Petty Sessions Office; 
a: He pt amount Of. Srucie | Bites Wess sutay SA anc ban ies vigese  @BA4 
be ai y certain C “Hines B. Evo We At Maxim—R paiocrar’s notice a *~ 
yater fi TE CRY aula ae A Wea oer LAC nts 6744 
Sewerage and w ure! MALErNOh. om AL ei. YR eee Cy 
lia (Ltd) ty; now ce:, w- ym ately pes Ga “Hiscock W. J.—Appointed an Appointed Member 6 Lee 
S onibe Sureion 22° BOADC | Licensing. Court, JUNCE Lo /iveeeereereers ne OA 
s . 7 rt p 
alle - ‘ ‘a re 7 
ce ee my AY! 
pir. aa ‘ Oy 
a> ane hs Be 
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6293, 6548 





Hogarth J, W. ha sated ence of Chace ee, 
Newcastle, Technical Edueation Branch .... 
Hogue C. R.—Resignation of, fron Public Service .. 6771 


Holden N. §.—Appointed Crown Land Agent, &e., 
DUNEdO9, BC hash sky cet: Woes Che hae 6183, 6294 
Holidays (Bank)— ef 
Proclaimed— J AMDELOO) 35 5,05 ys 6661 
Avondale “oi s2's 63801.) Jtinee*... 0... 5989, 6301, 
ASHTOPE Se sais see 6434 I YOGIG yin tno ene. 6659 
Ariah - Park ...... - 6550 AC VEaINDA 055/550 3 0 655U 
 JAGAMSCOWN 45 ois 6659 Kempsey... ¥. te A DOOD: 
BOA MOAI oz: halt olpce bie, doe 6550 FOTHINT SD ie ee ee 6661 | 
Armidale ..... 5649, 6484 Lyndhurst .... 5482, 5649 
; Bombala ss 32 ce ee 6550.» Lake Cargelligo ... 5563 
Barmedman ....,. 6659 Lockhart ..... 6194, 6659 
ROWE G an Yate eS a dect 6301 LASMOLe ohh Sesh.) s\b.< 6550 
BSCS 1 Tes arate scons ; 6194 aN EOH as ce ees 6655 — 
PMB OLTIZI 5 hy ea Sas 648 Te CTON Sian sae en ee. 6659 
. Braidwood 5482, 6550, 6659 Murrumburrah 6801, 6550 
OUP 2055 lava cae bis ere ‘6094 Moamay 0) .50 5482, 6550 
Bathurst 9... Anke 6194 Mudgee .. 5887, 6094, 6550 
BULLOW A oS. hw 6550 Moree oes: . 55638, 6194 
BOLCE ists i ecp outers Ons 6550 Merewether ...... 6659 
Burrangong, -. 0.6.4. 6550 Murwillumbah . 6094 
SBME SS). a igce sa e ae Mi ba00» * Mri YS OR ee als « 6550 
Bellinger 3% 200% 6350 =." sabarrarss ce whee cae 5a63 | 
Bogan Gate ....1; 6550 MatOng os os Pas en O88 
Berry, eee eer elas 6661 Mittagong 3) 0s) .8i0% 6434 
} Binnaway. ose ies 5739 Moss Vile... 2.02). 6484 
Binalong: i.5°.3% ; 6550 Marthaguy ......- 6302 
Blayney. esis. 2s if, B482 DOG as a ale eae as 6801 
Barrava ; ih oes 5482 Moongulla 2 eics2. 6301 
Bateman’s Bay . 5563 Maclean: eis Fat ¢ 6434 
Broken Hill ...:.. 5649 MA CLORY h4s Sais 288 6550 
Baradine ..:.. 5739, 6550 Molong 222% eo URY 6556 
Pe CL BING: 5.70: <'8 bie bate Ae OOOO Macksvilles. 247 sa3. y 6550 
COPaki ss Sete es 6659 PROWL 2; a ae . BBBL 
WOOMB 3k aa% 5568, G550 Niuindle #43. sete 4 S649 
Careers aes ke 5482 Nainbucea ©. 24s. 5649 
Condobolin ......4. 6301 Natromine .... 5887, 6550 
Coonabarabran .... 6661 Neweastle Orsi. <5 6659 | 
Cootamundra ..... 6801 New Lambton 6659 
Cumborah .. 5568; 5989 NMBA OS ass aS 64384 
Collarenebri ....... 6301 Narrabri vais. ‘ 6550 
Coreen (66.5645 Maes OCD Northumberland 5482 
OOFOW As soe ess » 6650 Narrandera: 32.6... 6434 
CULEAITH Cie estes we 6659 OTange <aipe wih) OSG 2s 
Coonamble ../ 5649, 6434 Parkes -. 055 bs 4 6301” 
Coolamon .... 5563, 6561 Pokataroe: 3430634275 680k 
COrdmba: (ss 55 0 seas 6659 Port Macquarie ... © 6659 
Cowra 8.340585 33327 GB00 Portland < 33% 5739, 6434 
Cessnock ApS k sees 6550 +o Qin indi ws 20. F ake 6194 
Carringtom 44 6... « 6659 “Queanbeyan ...... 6094 
Cape, Hawke 7... 6659 Quandmila 243 es 6550 
Central Illawarra... 6661 Rylstone’ ..... 5739, 6659 
Dorrigo -...... 5989, 6301 Scone Peas ea 5 6290 
Deniliquin ..... ».2 6550 Singleton cs sss 5). eas 6550 
Dubber sos yose Pea 6484 South Grafton .... 6194 7 
DumMaresd ove disses 5649 Shellharbour ..... 6661. 
Dungog ....+. 5739, 6550 Stockinbingal ..... 6550 © 
Hunedoe (2.48%). 4% - GO94 Tulliimore 2s 33%. 64 5482° 
Bnimaville ......5. 6550 PPAR STR 5 asi des dis 5739 
Bugowra 1210.28 & » 6550 Daralsa ess seen 4 ive G661 
BrMbac tes vee oe 6484  . Tumut 5739, 6301, 6550 
MOV Pes sya. esa se 6500S Y Menieray ea fee eal - 6484 
Gilgandra 5482, 5649, 6484 (Mam WOLiirs se ooh s 6434 
Gloucester .... 5563, 6659 + Terania .......... 6659 
Goolagong ........ 6550 Tweed 3.37.3. 36094, 6659 
Cy Gameite msg ks ees Sos «47, Peuternela: tiers 6434 - 
Glen Innes.... 5568,6550 . Tumbarumba.. 5563, 6194 
SSTHECOTE AP ee as GO508 Ae) ES 6659, 6661 
Goulburn ....... 65508). UMass awe ea 4 6434 
Gundagai .... 5989, 6659. Ullad pilao< 74-05 3 6434 
Gadata-.us4,. ‘ 5568, 6094 = Woodsto¢k 0.3... 5482 . 
6434, 6550 + Walgett .25-.0.%. "5989 ~ 
GUANINE 395!) soos. 3 6550 Wentworth ...... 6094 
ae Bas ee ae ke 6094 Windsor. as is5 0053 6484 © 
SOU UT LOM BS Mes wel aid 6094 Wallsend oo. erie. es 6650. 
Grenfell ..... Vag A BSS Wyalone. i Gites. 6484 
Gunnedah ........ 6659 Wagea Wagear ics.chs 6434 
Gerringong ....... 6661 Warren>...... 5649, 6801 — 
Hillgrove’.....:3.. » 5649 Wineliain acy icc a 6659 | 
HAP WOOd eb cee si 6434 Wellington ....... 6484 
FUME: fes ieee OOne Vassiviiiges Peas poo 
A ELOIBLOOK ese wie 64, 34 Young .’.. 5482, 6301, 6550 — 
Hay Wee ween ed 6094, egy J ; 


easel Farms. (See ‘Land. vs) 4 Aras 
Homestead Selection Areas, (See “Land.’’) - FET 8 
~ Hook, G. Ose Appointed to act as C.P.8., &e, Lithgow 6544_ 
en | 
iti Pa 








Howard C. T.—Appointed to act as Warden’s: lens) a pe ; 
PE se Serhan ca 5498, 6184, 6327 


. Howie ae as OPS, &e., Armidale - 6294 ae 


Howihna® J: (ta. we eS qingine sip’ of, &¢, 


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“Hominy M W- Lanéirement. be uae ibl 
“ Hofaes and Cattle—Notice to Poundkeepers and Sihere’ 
‘Tespecting. (See POUR MEE also “Re di 
wards.”).” ae 
"Horticultural and Garden Employees. 
trial Arbitration Act.”) — meen 
Hospital ees | ke. (See “Industrial Arbitration Ladies 

CE?) Ks 
- Hotel Employees. — 


( See “Indus i 


(See “Industrial cg ‘Act, ny 





&e,, Moruya, &¢. 
seEoated to act 





~ 6690 — 
6163 
p Moyle’) es —aAppointed Inspector of Motor Boats, 





Department of Navigation .... 54 
Bull A. F. B.—Retirement of, from Public Boris Ries, 
Hume G.—Appointed to act as Bailiff, District Court, 

‘Coonamble 64 


Hunter District Water Supply ies Sewerage Board— Bon 
By-laws (Sewerage and Water cane made by 5485 
' Notice to lay service pipes La cts 2 Beton Uae biareta et Bis 
Hatehineck. N.—Appointed ‘Coroner, Bortiait: Get sae 
- Hutley’s Settlement. g enpueee Area—Notification re- 
‘specting 
‘Hutton Ww .—Appointed to ack: ‘as ‘Glerk Associate to the 
Hon, Mr. Justice Owen, &c. es 
arse » Fo bp Retirement of, from Public Service rs eh AN 


Ce ee 


ee eee 


f oe ang es I, 
K ’ eat 


ICH and Tee Cream Ci arters. ( See “Tnduste ial Arbitra- ie 


tion, AOE so ‘yee 
“Hott J. (Australia ) Ltd. ae Meeting ‘of Mem x 

DOS HOP WS bee Cer wees Sea Gea Si orbs eee, eeioese 
Imperial Service . NedaiaicNotifeatiod: ‘respecting i 


‘award of, to certain retired Officers. of New : 

South Wales Police Force — a 

- Tmpounding Act—Notices under, respecting Pounds: 
set See “Pounds” ; “Local Government Act.”) 
Improvement Leases. (See ‘“Leases.”) ete 
Income Tax (Management) Act. Courts of Review 3 
{ under. (See “Courts.”) ey 
Income Tax Management ( Andina enty: Act, 1918 — 
Notification respecting Returns of Income to — 


epkitaseteriee ee eee 


be furnished to ‘Commissioner's: of “Taxation baie ar 


under 
‘Industrial Arbitration Act— 
Appointment, &¢,.of 27 Se 
Assessors under ....... 57126, aie 
Members of— | 
‘Industries other- than Mining ‘and ‘Smelting 
(Broken Hill) Board 2425. soede ss ee oes: 6377, iT 
Conciliation’ Committee boner Cited for- Dia. x : 
tions or callings of Employees in New South — 
Wales engaged by Shire and Municipal Coun-, 
4), Cis outside: the boundaries ot oi of Syd- 
(AY Sk as one Sh wens eas 
- Avrards under, of a or 
Court of Industrial Avbitration relating to cf 
-Bread-carters (South Coast). ae 
Monumental Masons, &¢. (State) ....... 0.2085 


Ce ee a ee cr er Se rc 


ooeeeeeecnce 


Warehouse Employees ( Coneriiet and Novis. 
wUniberland}) Ww. Vesa Ape eee eS 81" 
Cast-iron ae Makers | other ‘than Moulders, ear 
LADO Y Miva awa ed wee wey ess ged eam 
Cutters, Merchant Tallon, ‘Re. (Caniberiand and 
INGWCASUBY >. 5. i Sea se A cut UU ese ee . 


Steel ‘Works Employees (Broken Hill Proprie. : 
tary Company. Jeamited) wf a 
Aotlidens (State) - : Sata 
“ven ae Caretakers, Greaners, &. (State). ; 


ee ee eee ewe 


Bane in Retail Shows (Metropolitan pie 
Koel  CASHE) uy wie bee Perri Cire ee 
Dredge and ‘Tug Employees {Seater 

hawt Trust) sess $253 oe 





Bete ee ee wee 


~ Aerated Waters - (Ounitevibnes. 

- Publie Service (General Officers). 

_ Sawmillers, &c, (Cumberland and Newe 

~ Public Service. (Temporary Mion tee 

Pe vaaatilees ? &e.. (Goumtiy) sass 

‘Barbed Wire and Wire Nail ‘Maters ne 
: hee > Water: and Sewerage Ralede. Officers (Metro- : 
ee: See ime hae ea 





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ron) 1922, eee a 
Srchidtetad ‘Arbitration. Act—continued. 
ine Order of—continued, 
Court of Industrial Avbittation—“cantinised. 
. _ Varying Awards of Court of Mhadustrial Arbitra- 
: sy  B5TB tion relating to---continwed. 
ined) e757 - Cold Storage, &c.,, Employees (Cumberland). . 
ee A aaeee — Wire-workers, &e, RISES TO ae ar ta Oe GUNS L 
Iron and Steel Makers (Uoskins Tron. and 
Steel Company Limited) ............... ae 
Iron and Steel Manufacturers (State) ...... 
Sheet Metal Workers and Canister Makers 
Re ele Misc eNee Shia a taaigy Wishes ayy 
; Sugar Workers (Colonial Sugar Refining Com- 
‘e Ties PATI, LANMted Py PMONE \isecn, eaten eae 
Sp cee tine, Aen pete Implement Makers, &c, (Cumber- 
: Brassfinishers (State) Pein AL ee EE NRT Re rey! 
\ Coachmaker's, &¢., Rail (State) ............ 
eke Assistants, &¢ (State) wo... ; 
? ee sRINE INCENSE) GEES EBLE \i sper et ad) ayes dueiekenest Ppa 
cake OS Stovemakers, &c. (State) ccs. seers eee ‘ 
Pp armacists, eo ee Cycle and Motor Cycle Makers, &¢. (State) .. 
age Ne pat crap agy Soak" Wire Fence (other than Barbed Wire) Makers 
and Tubular Gate Makers (State) f 
- Cast-iron Pipe Moulders (State), Dg aner en ee 
Beilertnakers; &c; (State) 0024.26... 
Jewellers and Metal Badge Workers (State) 
Printing Employees, Female (Cumberland and 
INCU CUS LEA g a a meat ayd, yar eota ay ple avian anes 
Atotel Hinplovees. GCountny ) eis ie Sa aes 
Pleetropln tera (State) 6a oo ke sofa es weeds 
_ Breadearters (Northumberland): ........... 
Shop Assistants and Office Assistants (Coun- 
tr y) Bev rea as vise gtretaic alee Gu aura Bs 20 ara ate nL SW) wit ooh gh, SMR PE 
Steel Works Binployses (Boilermakers) 
Steel Works Hmployees (Broken Hill Proprie- 
tary Company: FAMited): 08s bes eae pees 
Cutters and Trimmers (Cumberland and New- 
CASDIG) ale said cia wee alu CRS Vy aia Be aus ato (asa 
Soap and Candie Makers (State) pian ra eg nae, 
se Bilectricians, & so CState). oi vation ceases ¢ 61 181, 
Storemen and Packers, Wharf Stores (State) 
ne Horticultural and Garden Employees (State) 
rke inte) Board Bye oe Gas Meter Makers (State) .......0...s. a5. 
n ‘committee constituted for the indus- %. Makers of Pipes and Terra’ Cotta (Cumber- 
of Shop_ Assistants: Cashiers, Waid FY Sr a ed Sed A a as uicg ate eee as 
nd Workers in or in connec- Roofing Tile Makers (Cumberland) sae eee 
uti ee Behn en- S ; Brickmakers and Assistants (Bulli and 
EW OIVOURA Jee ot ina by bes tenn Tsasey Sede abies ale Wald saw Bg 
Brickmakers and Assistants (Cumberland). .. 
Bag and Sack Repairers (State) ........... 
_ Carpet and Furniture Cover Workers (Metro- 
tu politan and Newcastle) 0. eek ewes es 
is ors a “COMER, Uae | North Restaurant, &c., Employees, Retail hops 
oe Gas: ie fea Limited, the Manly CAL EBIL: iene uk ne gers unease oh Guan Bes 
; und ithe Federated Dressmakers, White Workers, and Makers of 
7 Gas Rhnpleyess! “hnduistal ‘Union, - New: Underclothing (State) and Milliners (Cum- 
~ South Wales Branch ......... a 5974, 6284 . “perland ‘and Newcastle)... .s4cce ieee 
City of. Newcastle ‘Gas ‘aha. Coke. Oowpnay ’ SHURA were (NUBILES) Ld, es si wal Ue ce gets 
ae Limited and the. Federated. Gas Employees’ A Storemen and Packers, Retail ‘Stores (Cun- 
: ustrial Union, Rew: South Wales Branch 5974 | Periaee We ora Cover Maas Ne Fca 
6291 | ' Storemen and Packers, Not Elsewhere Ih- 
Pawling Industry Pip CHIDO, ABEALEP Cees Oe ea elas necks She ture 
and Warehouse -Watchmakers, &¢. (State) 2... 6.20 fee a ee 
strali Storemen and Packers, Wholesale Produce, 
Grain, and Seed Stores (Metropolitan) 
“Myarmiture krades, (State io. a5 2 ss oe he ee ee 
tv gage ‘Public Service (Teachers)... 06... ¢ cee se ees 
> Bhike. and Municipal ‘Councils outside the --Portmanteau Makers, &c. (State) -.-..++5, 
i f the City of ditt se eeees ate _«OT64 ~-Poulterers (Cumberland) ......06.. ee. cee 
yu is } Government Railways (Refreshment Rooms 
Wases Stal) tec. sey. aye Fikes Gibis Qahr Uy aualsen 
‘Pianotorte Makers (State) vcs... ce. e seen 
5 a " Beo4 Government Railways and Tramways Salaried 
a 5635: “Officers (Female) ..s...seeeeee eee eens 
: Storemen and Packers, Wholesale Oil and 
Colour Stores (State) .....5, e200. cee see 
eaaS Aue Glass Aiea: abe pace ae x oath ae 
RRB cata . Government al ways efreshmen 
te | 8767 Salaried Stat) iri cect. yet a 
pad ese we Engine-drivers, &C.;, Gienueat (State) Hoes an 
thee eee 5127, 6380 Ship Carpenters and Joiners (State) -....3:. 
ee ee Hospital Employees (Royal Alexandra Hos- 
pital for Children) .....+-+-+-+¢5 ire cor 
Wire Makers, &¢. (State) 6.2... .0ceee eee . 
‘Public Service (Temporary Clerks) ......-. 5% 
- Public Service (Clerical Officers) .....++.-5 
- Cardboard Box Makers. (State) v....... 6650, 
ea, _ Plumbers, ‘ke, (Neweastle) .....-6es eee ees 
- Public Service (Professional Officers). wd 
" --Brendearters (Cumberland) ssiseevecesrees 
ae} , B t 
sy 
at 1 
mes 7 
















5821 


5959 


5960 
5963 


5964 
5965 


5966 
5067 
5968 
BOTL 
5972 
5973 
5975 


59TS 
5976 
S977 


6077 


6082 
6086 
6174 
6174 


6175 
6175 


6176 


6179 
6180 
6645 
6282 
62838 
6283 


» 6285 


6288 
6289 


6290 
§292 


6535 
6537 


6539 


6540 
6540 


6541. 
6632. 


6641 


6644 
6646 
6649 
6650 
6765 
6651 
6652 


—- 6T48 





xii a INDEX—(Ocroser To Decenpen)—1922,_ Se eee Oe 
. : Page i; Ppt ky Sig aay cs 5, es 
Industrial Arbitration Act—continued. oe = Tnter- ir sepa Traders (Ltd. )—-Voruntary. swinding- 
Order of—continued. TDG Se eh ty oe 5 te Hie id Niu a’ iaanselariie & ost 


ae of Industrial Arbitration—continued. Intestate fidiataee Abcouats filed in Estates of follow- 


Varying Awards of Court of Industrial Arbitra- ee 


relating to—continued., 


Pottery, Tiles (other than Roofing Tiles), 
Chinaware, and Bristolware Makers (Cum- | 
DSLAM eV Niee shes see ER ER ce Ca ee 6755 

Bookbinders, &e., Males (Cumberland and | 
ING W CAST le) As cee Gee oe ae POG a ees Sane Sie 

Government Railw ays and Ue a ( Elec- Z 
EULCIA NS) Ze he Sys oh ee ieee bu heehee Svea 6756, 6829 

Undertakers OxTetropotitan) Chace cats Ghee 6762 

Lithographic Workers, &¢, Males (Cumber 
land and Neweastle) alte apron also ke ieipai lett te secs 164 

Chemists: (State). a2) 5 susan ck eden ee 6766 

Farriers ‘( Constry). si. ice Pe teh «Oe ty ogi 6768 

Government Railways and Tramways (En-. 
BINCCES, PRC a ck tics, a a eating I uae Po ee, ee 6822 

Government’ Railways and. Tramways (Iron- 
workers’ Assistants: &&) 40s u kei oo oe 6828 

Government Railways (Stationary Engine- 

ABV OES. QO, stay a ec oy ee el eet ee oe ae a 6824 
Government Railways (Quarries) ..:..3..... 6825 
Government Railways (Locomotive Drivers, 

Kiremen, Cleaners, Geno. 6.34 a. eee 6826 
Marble and Slate Workers (State) ssa fete ees 6826 
Storemen and Packers (Vacuum Oil Company 

Pr oprietary LAMAR Mi tee ae bees eae Beye 6827 
Cement Works (Comnonw ealth _ Portland 

Cement Company Tiiniaged ys 2 See 0 ene 6828 
Steel Works Employees* (Broken Hill Pro- 

prietary ‘Company Thimited ) 2293 2.2 54,8 6828 
Tent Making Machinists, &c. (State) ...... 6829 
Cold Storage and Ice Employees (Country) . 6830 
Government Tramways (Permanent W. ay ‘ 

Wages: Static sera can. eine mous Wk Om sean 6830 
Storemen and Packers, Wholesale Grocery, 

Ke Stores 3 (Stateyce eon ee ee ee eee 6831 
Government Railways and Tramways: (Car- 

Denver's RC.) era Meas See mes da me 6831 
Government Railways and Tramways (Moul- 

BOTS) trees iets sears Stews fete a ee CR eee Oe eek 6832 
Government Railwiiye and Tramways (Car 

and Waggon Fitters and Assemblers ) 6832 

’ Government Tramways (WH lectrical Branch ) . 6833 

Goyernment Railways and Tramways (Saw- 

PMI ERS Gs) i genus aie oe leatadits cools crend ede anseerelc 6833 

Government Railways (Permanent Way and | 
Signaling Branches). 0s sees. ee aes . 6834 


Government Tramways (Enginemen, &¢., in 
Power-house) ; 
Government Railways and Tr ramways (Sal- 
aried Officers) 
Government Railways (Loco. and Stores) .. 


Deputy Court of Industrial Arbitration for District 


Me 


Shop 


of Newcastle varying Award of Deputy Court 
relating to-— 
Assistants, &c. 
Country) 


(Northumberland and 


Ce ee ee Se 


_Brickmakers, Makers of Pipes and Terra Cotta 


and their Assistants; and Roofing Tilemakers 
and their Assistants (Northumberland) 


Storemen and Packers (Neweastle and Mait- 


Pe 


land) 


Resignations of— 





Industries. other 


than Mining and Smelting 
(Broken Hill) Board .......4. yee oeiats 6877, 6517 


Conciliation Committee constituted ‘for—— 


Occupations or callings of Employees engaged 
in New South Wales by Shire and Municipal 
Councils outside the boundaries ot the City 
of Sydney 


0.8 Fie be pe @ ole oe weiss 6 oes Olle 0 ee ais 6 0 


Industry or calling . of employees. of the 
Kandos Cement, Company Limited ........ 6746 


Typographical Correction respecting Award, &c., of 


Court of Industrial Arbitration relating to— 


Water Supply and Sewerage Employees (Metro- 


Public Service (General Officers) 


politan) 


re ee 


ee 


Industries other than Mining and Smelting (Broken 


Ingall’s 
Insolvent Hstates. 


Hill) Board. (See “Industr jal _Arbitration 
NCE a) hee 
-Tnferior Lands Lease. (See “Leases.”) 
Inflammable Liquid Act— ” 3 
Inspectors appointed mmder oo... ee. eee ees Wwe an 5653, 6689 
Chief Inspector appointed under ........ » gaat Ce OOO” 


Settlement Purchase Area—Notification res 
specting 


ee ee ee er a ees oe) 


Nt “Bankrupt Hstates.”) 











Hooper W...-...-» 68516 

























ing, and notices to persons Having claims | to “a 
prove same— : see 
Antrobus Monica ,. 5625. _ Saree oo W. Ho... _ 6T3T 
Ashworthoaws: 6 249 BIZ, Kermode Da. Tie sa, AO Da 
Alroe Mary Ann .. 6071 Keen Mary Ann ,.. 5626 
Appleby. Js <0... 643° 6624 Kelly Kathleen ... 5627 é 
Barrett Te as os. “5805 HQ 25 or al as Brees . 5806 
Ce Berhl A RNG Ges os 5806 Kneeves Louisa .. 6276 
‘Bromley ‘Minnie Kirk Sarah Ann .. 6369 
Hlizabeth = »..... 5807 Been jAy ssc soos 0s ace 
Brown W. H. E. (So DOD Kelly Annie ...... 6736 
Bryant WG... * 5952 a CE AS eee . 6510 
BeatdsShivthas te ta: GOT2. = Lea. TE aS te ~ 6626 
Bacds (A. Ge 23,5 bp OBO Sheers DKS SEL GN estes 6737 
Ballhouse Hmma.. 6519 Lewis es AVgay pare g SO 
Bedford A. E, |. ..4:' 76625 McCulloch P):2..2° 5808 2s 
‘Coberoft SE. wake 5626" . McLean Emily .... -5950 ~ 
Cohen: 3G poor, oe 5719 McCarthy .M. <....% 6169 a 
~ Cohen Mary Agnes 5719 MeNie +A. et ).3 3.56 016077 ee 
se Conduitsd; Bans: 5i2h McDermott —_Eliza- es me 
ECOWL We'd. Ges es 5121 beth Margaret .. 62760 
Chapman. Mary Mackenzie Elizabeth ai 
PP lOrenCe os, is gs COUT Ann ssc GOTO aan 
Chave sy 253) sis: OL09 Maxwell ‘Annie 
Carson Je: Ws 3 iso: 6170 _ Blizabeth ....... 5546 
Campbell (Rus ...4% 6270; -. sMather Ale. 4 ajo SEEN 
Cassidy 2.) 9.8 3!) D8OS —  MIPSEON AT eae eis» of 
Clarke \A. Ua. R. 7: 6508 _ Morelli G. ......-. : 
Carolan ~ Gladys Morse B.C. oe 
Hlizabeth —...523 6510. Mehatfy Wee ; 
Chapman (PC... 6 65 Miurray A... 2.2 Se 
Chisholm R. TT... 6512 Morrissey J. A. 
Cardwell W. inifred : ‘Miller W. G. M, 
Catherine ...... 6736“ Mynott Ada Amelia 6510. nee 
Choy I. sip isso babe. Morgan |S: oes sao ax ‘6511 | Sy i 
+. Duncan Catherine 5628-°-.- Mooney P. ....... i i 
> D’Arcy Fi. 00). | S808. Newman ~~ Edith 
Denihan? Wis cg M052 2%" Emily a 
Davies: T. 2. yA tee 6071 IN TNT OSE Es Sa Sass 
SoDinneniws SAwees. a 6368. Nisbet isthe Pe es 
- Dunford Mangatet.4 SOG25 <a NGI PG is ure sae oe 
Donnelly EH. J. -2..- T6741 =O Brien B.) is. .s, 0% * 
Hteson oS: a. 5546 - Percy Grace . 5 
Engelhardt B. G, 7M. 5626... - Parker B.S. C.... 6870 
Elystan-Price — ope) Price Eva Maria... 6508 2) 
Ghidye Jax sys 053: So Pehiivanidis P»Jio20 Gold. = 
-Hilis Selina os. 300.0) 6071 < sPollard My Co. 35... 5 bokZ i 
Hfremoff P» HE... . 63867 (>: Ryman 'C.).05—%-.> Osim 
Wa Ve AW eidiiok stewie 6512. Randell Rosanna race 
BKdgat 32) Ar 2454, he GASE Minh 24 ches eee 5627 
Hdmunds C. R..... 67388 Rogers Margaret ... 5628 
Forward Himina. ocr, Red Greta: . Sire anya: Se ae 
Jame). ae Bcc bt DOA Rogers FTG s.8 04 «i oan eee 
Wletcher W. H .. 5951. > Ryrie C. (on eae ee eae 6168 ele oy 
Fehrenbach C. .... 6168 Reilly Sarak Amn 6368 2 fs as 
Fahey ° Margaret...” Roberts A. E, Ue 5 2) COLA ee 
A Ce ee ait 4g POobe Richards: W#...... 
Fraumeno G. ....., 6511 Shanahan D: J: ish ae \ 
- Frodsham J. M 6626 Simon eV a sis oe s 
EGTCED WDAZ ier os 6 ote 5626 Simmonds 8. J. .... 
PAR ag eh sl agg Palen ay een 5627 Stewart dite. <5. 
(FOATE Wha 0s oi-. 5722. Scheetz W. F...%.- 
Gowans? W.0J2.,..2 6: 5807 Stokes. Ae W.) sxtreel 
Groves Clara Ellen Smith Wes Mi Sasi 
SoPATIOR iy FS Store Siete 5808. Stafford Margaret... — 
Green G, A. ....... 6169 Sims HY Gi yo isi. 6 
Garner TT. We Tis va, 6867 + > Sattler CWag5 
Gainey. “He. 3. ioe 6509..5°° Spears; J: Tie og... 4 
Grimwood R. J. OTS: 5 Sa mler Woy as vost 
Giblin R. J. Se 6737 Spovnter. Wt ..e 
Grainger Mary..:.. 6815 - Townshend R. 
Henderson T. iH. 5346. Thompson 8. at dips Beh! 
Hosier J. Meo ewosdos “Tyrrell Cecilia. Aie- rey Be 
Hatherly W. OH. 5950 laide Ruth ...... 5007. hae 
Halliday F BODE a) Nollandy Gita. cuss 6 SOLon eas 
Hallett J. .....-.. 5951 Vasileff or Vosileff I. 6736 
Hurley Amy. .... se Rte -  Worgan Itha Emily BM6 
Hobson J. A. . 6072 °° Wickham JoR. 2... 862 
Hall BH. tT Ps eee OOTA Warwick Laura . 1 0G 
Hartnell — ‘Matilda ‘Wheatley Ellen ..>- 
Catherine ...... 6274 Wood W. A. see . hehe 
Hutton G. W. N. 6276. Weekes W.. a) 
Herofi Dito . 6368 Woolte Mary | “Jane 
Harden W, S. 6369 '\. -Wal8huM, {4.0.25 0. 7 
- Harford “Helena Webb A. G. ik... 
Nib Ags a 6508: MiWaled ae te 
Hinckaiyan F. J... 6508 ZEVVOS Je veces vees 












IN : X—(Ooronsn . 








General Meeting. of ane of. 

ointed Member, ke, Local Land 
' Board, 3 Carcoar, ke RNS rac oie: 
a See. “Industrial Arbitr a 


a . Wi—App 





ron and Steel Mai 
tration Act.”) 

ae [ronworkers’ peo Ee ke, 

sk Hon rae 

deation Acts—_ 


“(See “Industrial “Arbi- ) 
“(See “tndastin Arbitra: a 





pianens ca Chee 
Trigation Areas, 


we “Wentworth”; ; 
CFR Sas 5 5 ge “NH ProoL Biv 

: igation Farms or Blocks, — 
-solidation Act. a 
enhood. A. P—Services of; Uteted with | under 
ay saphena Service “Act ose! 


Deheenels atu ite! ora el dnecel ier sneets 


(See “Crown Lands Con- 


















Tames: G. ‘A—-Retirement of, ‘from. Public’ Aaa SR 

_ James J. A.—Resignation. of, from Public Service . 
; amieson— ED. R.—Appointed Nominal Defendant in 
‘matter of alleged « claim, against the Govern- 





Farmers and. Graziers’ Co- operative Grain Insurance 
Beate ANC em § Co. eet ae oo Se hy cpap aa : 
Robertson HL S. ae 






Ce i 





neScet “Industrial Arbitration res “5 i 
. Jin EptumnbAlly -esnipation, for certain areas for. Village 
: Pa wean aa at 


fealera: Beck 


Ce er ee 











—R retin 0 of from Public ‘Ser- 





Slee ~ Throat. Boas. Coat, ‘Hospvtal 

Johnston ‘N. M. —Appointed Junior Clerk, ae 
hy of Agricultare Goce Agcy. 
; mnston W. E. Resignation of, from 
- Jones Edith Mary—Appointed Shorthand- peltey) Ke, 
Office of the Public Service Board .... 
es Jt Retirement of, from Public Service ... 
SSA of, from Public “Sér~ 


 Pubite Rervice F983 





no: Ducane) —1922, Es “ie BN Ke xiii 
|, Sirktana S. IR.—Appointed to act. as C.P.S S.,. &e., oe 
BROUPG . Mee numero meer rie) ee} 6390, 6794 
| Kosloski ‘N. P.—Assumption, -&c., of name of P. H. 
\ A PEGI IOS Ow mame Mina eOlS DaR fey'y Gar Soe shane OOOS 
_Kress’s Settlement Purchase Arvea—Notification re- 
BCT CUI Ebievaeee MPa oo. hve aR) ke a 5687 
Kundle Kundle (2) Settlement Purchase Area—Notifi- 
OWIOTMAT OND OC HIMO Mee i. gaalaee atts Chis aolohters. oo 6709 
-Kyosle, Quarantine—Erratum PESPOCTIN Maree aces 5T47 
L 
LABOUR and Industry, Department of. (See “Public 7s 
Service :Act."). = ° 
, Labourers, &e. (See “Industrial Arbitration Act,’?) 
’ Lahood N. v. P. J. Downey—Sheriff’s notice in matter 
VOL Hee Meaiis die Me Eee a aA tae NA 6374 
_ Laing Amy—Appointed ' Shorthand- writer, &¢, State © 
Superannuation BO MEGS 3 Sa Oe QUO ears ecg alse 3823 
Laird Mary; M.—Retirement of, from Public Service 5734 
Lambert E OF H.—Appointed Junior Clerk, Department 
of Agriculture 2. 2.05% ei Cee ei NL) A Bee 6389) 
Lamble H. J.—Appointed Clerk, Government Tourist 
PEs OR Us fues giana Win ska medbend ce Uepteeg Mike ius Wek ya es 6837 
~ Land. (See also “Crown Lands Consolidation Act’; 
: “Western Lands Act’; “Leases”; “Roads”; 
“Mining Notices’’)— bei 
After-auction Purch: 1ses— 
ADPDEOVEO Dis stas% 5682, 5689, 5925, 6136, 6345, 6481, 6703 
IGSCLVEST ELON? HyS ec hese deter silo Vaso eis demas 5713, 6362 
Allotted. in exchange for lands surrendered: .... 5538, 5707 
Applications to: purchase-landy.i4 o.cesed 2. Fel Se. 5602 
Appropriation of Land. (See “Resumpiion of 
Land.”’) ‘ 
_ Additional Holdings—-Revocation of... 9535, 5709, STOL 


5943, 6008, 6160, 6262, 6357, 6492, 6612, 672! 
Conditional Purchases. (See “Conditional Pur- 


a chases.”’) 
Crown lands not’ available for settlement until fur- 
THEM NOCHIGATION fy. gowtce ae ose 5589, 5619, 5714, 5798, 


tienes 5945, 6024, 6061, 6268, 6861, 6502, 6620, 6730, 6812 

Crown Lands proclaimed. (See “Crown Lands Com 

solidation Act.’’) 

* Dedication of land for— 

ADL GRIT DOGCSM a ais sry eave ec ana ate ul 185, 6255, 6487 

“Public “Highways >. ...3..... 5488; 3489; 5657 5751, 5895, 
; 5996, 6452, BIBT; 6758 

Roadways. (See “Roads,’’) 


- Forfeiture of application to purchase land ........ 6141: 
*. Group Purchase—Yorfeited ........ 5527, 5928, 6598, 6718. 


Juda iss SA penta Farm ‘Manager, Grade ill, per 
4 aes eh of Agriculture aeinesrchins Bass 

—Appointed Member of Local Land Board, 
Murwillumbah. ....... 






ury Act—Notification under Sealetiae aeegicetaa | 
radius ik okt District for Town of Wal. 


preteen ence eee 















eg 


M.—Blected Member of Railway y Service Super 


Board Lope we ‘of bom: 


a ‘K ee Lard : 







Co 


dy J. Pasi ey of ‘from ‘public wenrtee 2 . 
wny D. J.—Appointed Member and Acting Chairman | : 
; of Local Land Board, Tamworth ...... 
ab es pene: Le tee Officer, “Ade- bs 








(See “Byvering ham. ay R23 
jama cece Panis Neca toe. respecting 
dra Gold-field. peed. ‘ 
zB. . K.—Appo! uted to 


pote! fields. ae 


See ‘ Water: "Act. " 
Ch, as: Registrar of. 
es, Newcastle . 

aes es a 






ea ths, and } Marri 















a on of from ubli 
Notifieation re- 
é nee ee 


Homestead Farms— ae 
PE NAAItION: Of) LANG: TOM tis hte a cata «sts eg kes kos ear: We. 3803 
_ Crown lands set apart for .. 5537, 5538, 5613, 5616, 5710 
- 5711, 5712, 5791, 5799, 5944, 6057 
ie 6061, 6158, 6160, 6264, 6266, 6362 
ee : 6496, 6498, 6612, 6619, 6731, 6811 
‘Morfeiteds 6. icc. «5699, BI85, 6044, 6144, 6255, 6485, 6720 
Meetings of Local Land Board respecting applica- 


IA AL Ol DLOCK SO WV EEL Me Ws cts crvcarederiar sini cis wmeha kata 5913 
Reversal of forfeiture Of) .5......e eee eens = 5931, pace 5 
Revoeation OF voi. os . 5535, 5948, 6058, Bee, 6492, 6725 


"Homestead Selection Areas— = ies f 
_ Crown lands set apart for ... 5538, 5616, 5712, 5799, 5944 
6061, 6160, 6362, 6498, 6619, 6731, 6811 


Forfeited a ees esa datery Wohes bers tye or Daaaee para ny si 9 Roney & : 6348 

PRevocation: of"... 2050 ee tye eee 5535, 5709, 6 a Bea 

Persons ermitted to purchase land ...... 5526, 5696, 5695 

# 2 5783, 5784, 5928, 6440, 6141. 6717 
9 

Population Areas—-Revocation of .....6-..eeeeres . 6268 


iy sed surrender and exchange of send le ee DOOD; 5588 
é he i 5679, 5766, 6024, 6473 


Reclamation and Purchase—Approval of applications ated 
120) nia CA CCR SRI ORK PUD Ca AA Ok 5696, 63853 


Dene a Pr oes eek sac * BT14, GOEL, 6819; 6731 
Meetings of Local Nanda Boards respecting 2s Sat 
cations for, included in leases, &C, .....- : 588, 5TOF 
6046, 6047, 6154, 62: 256, 6857 
“Reserves from— ain 
After-auction sale .....-.++++> Bs arta ake BT: 
2 Alienation for pining, &e. (See ‘Mining Act, 
1906.” £ 
N Conditional Sales within Gold- fields. (See “Gold- 
fields.’ 1B) 


Lease! « (See “Leases.” ) ‘eas Wpirg 
Occupation under Miner's Right or Business asso 
License, &e, Se PUB ostdease,« gelamecn a genarvivts gle Of 


“Sale generally ....++-. 


Revocation of reserves 


Sales of Land— 


. 


> 





Revocation of notification of tracts or areas not 
available for settlement until further notifica- 
tion 55384, 5612, 5709, 5 
6262, 6361, 6493, 6610. 6728, 6811 

Reyocation from Roduey es—Sale, Lease, &e, --Conge- * 
quent on conversion of special leases. .... 
5941, 6053, 6264, 6492, 6725, 6810 

under Mining Act... (See 


oreo e eee wee 


“Mining Act.’’) ‘ 
Revocation of reserves from sale, lease, &. ..... 5004, 5585 
5540,-5610, 5612, 5620, 5708, 5790 

5942, 6047, 6052, 6064, 6155, 6263 

6358, 6363, 6491, 6611, 6727, 6808 

5507, oa DGTT, 5678, 5764, 5910, 6063 
6064, 6125, 6330, 6470, 6583, 6695, 6696 


Sales of Land . 


Lapsing of ..... Ded ea a PAPUA Mr RL a aS SR SE SE o938l 
PoOSEPGNEIMENE HOLM. enesrsre a ersia coats S bie aieel ya gts 6180, 6238 5 
Reversal Or lapsing OL pies. was 5604, 6045, 6851, 6485 Ay 
. After-auction— ‘ 
Dapeinge OF. i.gsy ve wee oe als cs SR ew HS 6591 
Reversal of lapsing of Lise sas HPA Sc aeueae cole wieoas 6718 
Baha ULES POG Ne ear woo hein bare penuh Anne ola Ny 6693 
Waithd va wa liob io. Vt ne ee ee Testy ah 5765, G38, Ge 
Settlement Purchase Areas— 2 |e 
Wea ta: TESPSCEMAS re oes yee y Se ata wares ee . 37912: 6236, 6329 
Morteited Ss sy. 5526, n69T,, 5783, 6040, 6140, 6258, 6358 
if Ga84, 6598, 6718 
Notification— 


Setting apart— 
Farms within .... 5522, 5523, 
5687, 5688, 5925, 5926, 5 
6038, 6137, 6248, 6249, 6346, 6347, 6708 


927, 6086, 6037 


: “SB ROD, 6710, 67 711, 6712, O78, 6714, 6803 
, 6805- 
erpeeeeevpaere 504, eae 


aed BROS 
Lands AS Vaace et se 
Vesting, forfeited, in ‘the ytelids ers thereof .4.- 


~ Reversal of forfeiture of vivereesnesservreress 


Surrender of lands to the Crown and pernee ot. 
kame as settlement purchases »..+.. 5518, 5599, 5770 


5698 


~ Rh F uy iB: Ce ae were on peasy at De 


BG11, 5791 


xIV. 
A ; ; ; __ Page 
Land—continued.. Siegen MRS “8 
Reserves from sale for— 
AUCCOSS Woes du cie ke Baibie wot. csi OOTO, DOL. F045, OTB, 6812 
ADPIOGeh oO’ bridge: is ast vanes we scl 8 Sareea lind 6731 
ACCRES TO WATER TH > alate ce ob doe Cite oe ea ey 6060 
Camping 2b. 0f.0% digs Che MID s ’ GIT, "5618, 5712, 5798, 6060 
BA. 4 6268, 6500, 6619, 6731, 6812 
pi, 2 342942 Rat Oy Hg Th ha Pate aes Ps Avan te Wil fe OBLO 
TIORDIEAL SSI Te See er Osi Be ee ia) aeetattpiats Bees, ao i, 2 Mia a RES 
PAgerary clHSTEbUbet tA. ues eae tae foe Se SRS eo eek oe 6617 
eather, than-atiction Sale .Sees tease cleee ce ew eee 650 
Other than improyement lease ....s00.....0.05., 6618 
Other than special lease .......... is T13, 5198; 6501, 6618 
PAV UGH yokes Wena rca see aie eee ke 5617, 5618, 6161, 6619 
AP UDC SCROG O Sow sics Sandia eee Giri eee is Soe Sas 
Rreseryation*of ‘native Ota, Oo360 5 Sawa) yee 5712. 6618 — 
eeubiie Hall’ site ky. es aw wie ... 9040, 5618, 5718, 6268 
PEMD LEG \MOTING js 40! oso cage tele th eee 4 ts SoS 6130, 6731 | 
Plice, PUTDOSES k's clea ees cL Mas aol wee ee areca ae » 6781 
PUGH sie, Pex cay SE EE eo eens 6362, 6500 
Publie school purposes ........... 5539, 9618, 6059, 6731 
Publieshospital 2h ish Sewn, Pees aac ieee 5679 
Preservation of “SrtVas ig. sc oka oe ek eee tae 6618 
Public TecPeatlon’ gq este ieee 5540, 5585, 5617, 5618, 5712 
5713, 5797, 5798, 5944, 6059, 6161 - 
6268, 6361, 6500, 6501, 6584, 6618 
Husarantine. 2.7 eet Arm ON Ay Rearee MSI ION. hd cary 14 e202 6059 
CUAL VS oily eee Seo ehenle PSE a preechonere 5798, 6268, 6812 
ete LAREDO LSE EDO Cin ux win cha enone a eal AiG creteae S 6059, 6T31 
iN WALA OCCOUMSE 5257 1d nahh 6) we ambid > aiaie ey ¢ ins Oe GS OEE 673.1 
eric vefuge in time of ood (2 eben ee tek oie 6268, 6501 
Wee manitary Genpak iinet oo ene mein € lh 5 DOLE OTOL 
@ Site for Municipal Council Chambers oe eo ieee ss .. 60660 
PIO WEIR SE. TiS are ales ecene (LR ce auaS Whnlgre ath of Gletatlene = BBOL 
MhOw rounds coca eee ee ue Ge 6060, 6501, 6618, 6731 
TEMpPOLary COMMON Ais vee e ke eke eee .. 0944 
Township settlement ...... Neieeieis niedycelinte teres eae anaer wie _ 5504 
Trigonometrical purposes -.... 0.02... 6. . 5540, 5945, 6161 
neo seen yelling: StOCK raises ys 5G1T, AGI, 5712, 5718, 5797, 5798 
f 6059, 6060, 6268, 6500, 6501, 6619, 6731 
Bare Wag NWOT iy wacios Bake vite shee 5540, 5620, G064, 6161, 6812 
MIA ee PUTTOSES? oi tee Uae ale sew iew <-e anes aay 6500, 6618 
BV Tea iy its ts ee rene Sate heir Ra Sak, Guna eA pee 6731 
© LOA PERE SUDDEW Custer, sober atk bs 6 eae ata 5618, 6060, 6268, 6731 
Resumption of Land. (See “Resumption of Land”; 
‘Roads’; “Sydney Corporation Acts.” 
Returned Soldiers Holdings—Reyocation of 5941, 6264 
Revocation (preposed) of dedication of land, re- 
sumed for certain purposes ........ 6062, 6063, 6268 
Revocation of dedication of land resumed for. cer- %; 
THIN: WUPPOSES TS yes hie ere bak 5714, 6061, GO62, 6161 


791, 5943, 6053, 6160 | 


5o24, 5525, 5600. 5 )! ‘01 3 


*g 


Wick 602° 


0343, oA, ent oe 


INDEX—(Ocroner 70 Dacenssn)—1922 eek 






















































iba goatiuad ed 


Badiar Group | Purchases— - 
© Confirmation. ‘of applications for. 


"Errata eapecting 3 ase a's ar phd eR Soe Ss 
“Meetings of Special Land Board ‘vespecting Appl 
eations Wor 6s os65. eke han sete e eee rene sees. 
Notification setting apart ‘Jands for - rep tae 5518, bu 
Special Areas. (See “Special Areas, ™ : 
Snburban Holdings— Cares eh Uh Hao. 
Addition of land to i'ccss Seah ners Oe aes 
_ Crown lands set ia for erie aes 6156; 6267, 6359 
: 6493, 6499, 6618, 6810 — 
 Forfelted BER EP 6044, 6144, 6252, 6349, 6486, 6SOT 
% Revocation COStEE ah ANS Aas yore ASD, 5611, 5709, 5791 
aint ae pate, 6058, 6160, 6307, 6492 
~ Voidance. of RUGS ee tenia ea Ree Sore sree es rae een au. 614A 
Suburban Landen fox Say. t haa eran places... 8709 


Village Lands— Meeting of Local and Board re- 
_ specting the retention, &e., of, at certain 
UL CRS Noh aes eeara O), ae ne ntsc nO SC iy! ILRI op ceca en 
Land and Valuation Court: Act—Deputy. Registrar ap- 
Pointed winder os Fo, Bees ee Es ane 
Land and Valuation Courts—Notices of holding of, &e. 
~ (See ‘Courts.’ ) 
Land Boards (Local)— - 


ee ey 


ee er i ed 


- Members and Chairman. Pte Cea resigned, 
relieved ee." 7. ine Staats. BOOS, Bis: OT Re, ‘5909 
; ceaie a Rae “6235, 6329, 6469, 6581 

Notices te persons to appear before. sin way 5913, 6024, 6130 


Land Board Districts—Alterations 
of 

Land and Income Tax ‘Assessment. Act— 
Notices of holding Courts of Review ay hearing of 
a Appeals AMIEL Ws ces ym slags ee 
Day for pay ment of Land Tax under. ee a 
ie dace ‘of, Courts of Review appointed under .. 


of boundaries 


Ce Ce ee 


cee ee wee eee 
se eee 


BBs 


Land Tiatnibts A ioe Game of boundaries of Soh . 5540, 561 
| Langwell H.—Appointed - Chief Cominissioner le 
Chairman of Wester n ‘Land Board . i 
Laundry Employees, &c. : 
be OR At ee ont ae 
Law Almanac, 490g TES os tease 
Lawler W. W. "Retirement of, from Public. Raies. aie 
Lawrence W. J.—Appointed Acting Chief score: De » 
- partment OF TANG sea sty: Beales See mane aa een ed 
(See also “Irrigation Areas” ; ind? + Oynin- eats 


Leases, I a 
ing Notices”; ‘‘Western Lands Act"; ‘Crown ae 





Lands Consolidation Act ys OEM RAE st 
- After-auction -Leases— Soe e Tea bl se: 
CI RADLO tare. Whee sts eeare isn eaed as sae ee a 
Errata respecting HA Sis Becta lel teh BAW WeconaTy Pot ne 
Annual Leases— . Sih Ain witha aie) Se 
Applications for approved forte ee . 5167, 6247, 6705 ~ 
“ aMeenHeds Pikes tinge & > Nas oto ok oi afeeae ee 6254, 6715 ee 
Granted twee Sasa s geen ea in Beet ENG yt. 8U 
Lapsing of applications tor Sinha bg a apne clair a : 
NOn-PeVviewal Of. ci. ceva a eae ee a 
SOELOBLOPALIGN SOL. (is isc cle Pies $8 $a Mies cn a 5602 6599, 6715 


“Withdrawal of land from, for certain PORDOSES, a 


- Conditional Penis. (See “Conditional Fe ey Nesali: 
Conditional Purchase | Leases, — ae Oona itt oats a 
Purchase Leases.’ ie A e We 


> 


Grown Leases— ean s se Te aaa? 
Addition of area to. a 
Crown lands set apart for .. 5536, BbBS, F 
AT12, 5792, 5799, 5939, 5940, on oe 

6061, GLDT, G1 9, ee. GREE, ( 


- Errata Fale ae wylg ee Re sa arenes bia nia ne 
Powtelied: a ighee Sno7 5604, 5695, 5781 
cS OS eee 6045, 6145, 6351, 6485, 
Granted Massed id Ph Sch is Me ON ea Po DEA DONS, nbO1. Bree 
oY 5%: 36028; as 6340, ¢ 3180, 

Modifiéation of. notification of ii AP Sones AO ay pita 


Resuniption of land trom, for ¢ 
Reversal of forfeiture of .. 
Revocation of. 


pees 


: ‘Variations of conditions, Be, of. “haa 
“‘Voldance of. Beaty 
ig tok Leases” 
For feited Sa ee ee anes 
- Tenders for, (See ' Ten i ee 
_ Withdrawal of lan ad from 


i Rarrander Qf ree mer 





. 5526, 6040, 614i “4 
abba, 6484, 6718, 6807 
6796 ‘§ 


6144 ie 


eco hry elie bee ane 619 


5648, 5734, 5824, 5982, 6090, 604 a 
6380, 6890, 6343, 6544, 6658 





6239, 6838, 6606, 6797 a 








798, “G501, 6618 | 
6130, 6731 











£14) eho 


6500 













a rem 6618. 
2! BG18, B797, 5044 
oy + 5539, er 80% 59 





: * 1a ye flora ° # er 4 
blie recreatio Sree’ ue 













eee eee 


6059, BIBL: 
5618, 6731 
6060 . 
- 6861- 
arr G61, 6731 
5944 ~ 






; eas eae 
Sanitary depot . 

















Hic 
yal Sigrecyptlsre s 


ea rie i <, 8504: 
fate} ake “ais, 51 718, 6059, 6060 
Rosso ree Vee BOO; ae 



















rica 3780) 6350 
; “hash. 5929, 6350 
Baap. 5929, 6139 
ia : hoes B08 
from “Reserves—Sale, lease, ‘&e- -Conse- 
ee nent. on. conversion of special. leases . ~§611, 5791 
5941, 6053, 6264, 6402, 67 25, 6810 
2 of reserves fr from sale, lease, &e. 55384 



























6338, 6368, 6 eine A614, 6727, 6808: 















i 















Ree: ee 5612, » ere 
m, for ee ‘purposes 6262, 


Rec ae 5676, BT 68, 5912. 
Gid8, ae 647 70, 6694 
wy. 3604, 5676,6235 
1h YS sito 329, 6470, 6693, 6694 — 
: aes n of. terms of Hee i? DOBO: 
y PUNE ee “G024, 6338, 6230 
bh — 6581, 6696, 6797 
vi 5008, 6142 , 6600, 6720, 6807, 
ap] eat mn for ‘conversion: of, 
. ee « Waseied 5912, 6478, 6695 
rs te BaD, 8014, 6181, 6835, 6589 
00, 5081, 6142, 6251, 6349. 
ae 10° 6338 pio, B08, Gos oar 
” qT A85, 6 
" "6142, 28h 
7, 5700, 6046 
io 8849, 9720 














































eaneesculinn 6268 | 


"5535, B40, 5610, 5612, 5708, 5790 | 
5942, 6047, 6052, 6064, 6155, 6263. 





7 €: 48 &e. 


re te “Exe niption of cartain Councils from operation of sub- 


eae —aontinned, 
- Special Fe ania 


Pago 




















Surrender of .......2. ae aaa sy He calle ous Woo als dot Geos 
Tenders for. (See ‘Tenders. *) fi 
OW iehdrs wal ag land from, ‘for certain purposes .. 5538 


1 5 32 +e 
Under ie raph 
‘Prickly- -pear Eeandeise Ley 
Destruction Acti") 
pection 18 of Crown Lands Act, Amendment Act— 


(See “Prickly-pear 


ft’ Forteited 2's .0; SHG Stee i aoaed Sle. Sakae cette + Vi natant a - 6250 
aes BWEUERGER Oho ed) ecudees ee con eke. ae EE oe 2 107 
aS Withdrawal of land from, for certain purposes. 5790. 


Western Lands Act. (See “Western Lands Act. ny 


Week-end Leases—Revocation of ,.....es.sce-: 6160, 6729 
Lee’ F. R.—Appointed Junior Clerk, Penartiiens of: 
PUD HG VOUS yy otk eee du seat Ek da otek! oe ook 5823 
Legally. Mey ie Medical ‘Practitioners. (See ‘‘Medi- 
i eal.” ) 
Legislative -Asséembly—Prorogation of ........2.200% 6299 
Legislative Council—Proregation of ........ . 6299 
Lennon Mr. and Mrs.—ermination of Ser rvic es. of, 
os vnder Publien Service Act® fo eben emaee ee 5507 
| Leslie A. C.—Appointed Deputy Licensing Magistrate, 
oe NEVE Cyaan eel SRA aN Peete ae wegen Gat Leary the OEE 4 6668 
Lewis F. —Retirement of, from Public BORIC eal oy cished 6392 
Licenses. “(See also “Leases.’’) ( 
Occupation. (See “Occupation Licenses. *) 
Xu Under Second-hand Dealers and. Collectors Act. 
; (See ‘‘ Second -hand Dealers and Collectors 
Act.””) 
~ Under Water Act. (See “Water Act.’’) 
. Licenses Reduction. Board—Members, “&¢@., of  ap- 
TOOTEL BQ a wreries snc tes atte a een ene eg eo a 5992 
" Licensing Acts. (See also “Liquor Act.’’) 
Licensing Courts convened. (See “Courts. v2), 
‘Licensing lta eats (Deputy) appointed under .. 5565 


5734, 5748, 6090, 6196, 6438, 6668 

Licensing: Magistrates and Official Members of 
: Licensing Courts appointed under 5AS4, 5893 
i 6096, 6196, 6668, 6770 
Members of Licensing Courts appointed under, &¢. 5484. 
f 5653, 6196, 6438, 6668 
Tiledesy B.—Retirement of, from Public Service 6658, 6855 


Linton A.—Retirement of, from Public Service .....; §983 
Lipscombe A. P. —Appointed a Mining SUEY CYOR idvies i DIY 
Liquor Act— 

S peneeiors and Sub-Inspectors appointed under 5484. 


5743, 5991, 63807, 6552 
~ Members of the Police Force appointed to exercise 


Z authority under ....... 5484, 5743, 5744, 6096, 6553 
Petitions. for Publicans’ Licenses granted uuder 6679 
“Regulations. under’)....66..5 sae. MEM enc te wee eg 6439 


Liquor (Amendment) Act— 

‘Notification respecting cessation of licenses of cer- 
tain premises and assessment of compensation 
payable to said owners, &¢., nnder 5751, 5905, 6684 


_. Petitions for Publicans’ Licenses granted under 6679 
_ Lismore—Appointment, &e,, of Trustees for Church 
Be - of Christ Property Pate Behe eh. iy aes hay BOOS 
» Lithographic Workers, Ke. (See “Tndustrial Arbitra- 
; \ tion Act?) 
Lloyd Reed Loom Co. (utd. Voluntary winding-up 
MPEG? CS Mad ate ee beste: ene eeNin tee tates 5801 
Lloyd Williams & Co., Sydney (Ltd. )—Equity notice ii 
én matherw ot Pern: ce Seba skiet oaks oe eee Seeks 6875 
_ Lismore—Appointment, &e., of Trustees for Church of 
Christ Property at Fence ta sotase Cateye eae Ge seo Re 5621. 
“Robb and Co. (Ltd.)—V oluntary winding-up_ of, &e. 6363 
Local’ Gover nment Act 
4 Oa aety Committees appointed AGEL Rae ca ook 
hee » Advertisement respecting Ordinances available _ 
ey SUETVEL Ee ied 2 ocak ea ah ahi ge) icles Meare ch 8. wee $=) 6227, 6289; 62TE 
: “Amendment of proclamations nid notifications of 
certain dates under ......+.-- 5739, 5892, 6302, 63803 


Application of. certain Ordinances to Shires or 
ee Municipalities .... 5564, 5652, 6095, GONG, 6551, 6662 


we neta of— 


Boundaries of certain Municipalities and Shires, 
5739, 3R9O, 5891, 6454, 6435, 6486, 6665 
5889, R92 


6437, 6662 
“pivyistors into Wards of certain Municipalities 5892 


_ Divisions into Ridings of certain SHINES Hee 


ree rate lev led. by certain Councils under 5302, sane 


- ~-geetion (6) of section 283 of, &e, vs ses+s: aM ; 6302 
i np! ime within which the goneral rate, &.,, 
oeck ap of Dee made and levied by Councils of Munt- S80 
- elpalties ae ee Cia AVRO OU ES CE TEN 5563, 6 | 


Xvi 
Page . 
Local Hoven Act—continued. ui 
Naming, &«, of Streets within certain Municipali- 
ties and NUIT OS Ef sis pve bees now ae pci sy Se 6623 


Notice of propesal to— 
Alter the boundaries of certain Municipalities and 
Shires, &c. 
Alter the division into Ridings of certain Shires 5990 
6304 


e-0 wle ee Bee hee 


Alter Residential Distr ‘icts in coe Municipali- — ; 
ties antl Shires: yi). cia, Caan bee cee e 5980, 6195 
Declare— 
Portions of certain Municipalities and. Shires to’ 
- be . Residential Districts, &¢, 5653, 6194, 6303, 6204 
oak 6305, 6665, 6667 
-- Urban Areas, &e., under 


BPA Sy ee ee NS 3 AaG4 
Enlarge. certain. Urban Areas) ..2 05)... 5.040. 6303, 6551 
: Establish Urban Committees in respect of certain 
Recre. PITA A TOAS, tai, fibers ites te Ae eo teen ne B667 
Notification— 
Directing the taking over of certain works, &e, by 
: Councils of Municipalities under ............ 6550 
Of completion, &¢., of certain Sewerage and Water 
i Supply Works under ge fee . §652, 5988, 6550 
. Ordinances made and proclaimed under ............ D741 
Ordinances amended, repealed, &¢., under 6665 


Plants and Animals declared to, be noxious within - 
certain areas 5717, 5742, 5804, 6271, 6366, 6624, 673 
Powers conferred upon certain ‘Councils ot Munici- ; 
palities or Shires under’®....2e20.... aren are a DOOE 
Proclamation, &¢., under— 
Appointing Administrator of certain Municipali- 


PHOS) TAR SHOd. Sees cree ata tote mueec ae eden Jin cee Belem ISSO 
Yeclaring— : 
Portions of certain Municipalities to be Resi- ( 
dential Distwicts; iv. Weds Lh. oe cette a ae 5482; 6551 
es Public. Watering Places tay, 2h cote ole ee HOSS 
; Certain Millasesinamder 27 aovahctais oc cette eee 6095 
= Ue bara Peake eh ok Wie mckty ak Secetae bw op OREO 6550" 
a Detaultine s areas underts 2. tac tai eee cen ee oe 6662 
Establishing Urban Committees in respect of cer- 
tein Arba ATCase aes eee eae pel cte Was 5930/ 
Respecting Valuation Lists furnished to certain 
Councils of Municipalities and Shires ...... 6664 
Public Pounds established, &c., at certain places .. 5893 
Public Wharves declared, &c., under .......... 5741, 6303 
Rescission, &¢., of proclamations, &c., of ‘certain 
CATER HA. ta. Mota eat ati ees ee 5652, 5989, 65480 


for certain purposes 5484, 5567 
5992, 6101, 6102, 6559, 6669, 6670 
Loeal Government Department. (See ‘Public Service 

; Act.”’) 
Local Land Board. (See “land Boards, Local.” ) 
Long Bertha Frederica—Appointed Shorthand-w Liter, 


Resumption of land under, 


&¢c., Licenses Reduction Board .....,..5. 06. 6294 
Long Bight and William Town - Drainage Union-— 
Palance-sheet sor hh Ns We Bins ae cee tote fe els “6367 
a General: Meeting “of Memberswof ai i275 at. oes Ss ate 5992 - 
Long W.. H.— Appointed Government Medical Officer, 
Ardletiian see SARA h ee Ae ae a en 5743. 
Longfield M. R.—Appointed Deputy Ties Magis- 
trate, &c., Raymond Terrace, &. ...... 5734" 
Lorenz C. T.—-Appointed Junior Clerk, Department. of fue © 
pric eMres ws eee ee Hee cae Caled ie mSe 6184 
Lorimore Enterprises and Promotions (Ltd. )—quity 
Hotice:in’ Maver vOLsew Vy esas he heey ce ae 5956 
- Lost, Stolen, &c., Horses and Cattle. (See ‘“Pound- 
keepers” : also ‘“Rewards.’’) 
Lost: and Unclaimed Property—Auction sale of, in 
possession -of Police ..:......4.. .- ooT1, 5660, 6005 
Lowe R. C.-—Retirement of, from Public Service .. 6187 
Lynch T. F.—Services of, dispensed with under Public | — 
. Service’ Act actostis sass etivapeinenGii tees ee cee Olle 
8 
M 
McCLURE A.—Appointed an Appointed Member OL es en 
Sa cokibag Court; Milparinka 0.5%. 5803 | 
McDicken | Elsie Greenwood—Appointed _ Shorthand- ; 
writer, &¢., Department of Lands :....... 665T 
McDonagh Annie—Appointed? Shorthand-writer, &e,, 
Department ‘of Public, Works 3.5.5 swe 'se * 5006 © 
McDonagh G, R.—Appointed Deputy Licensing MATS Vounter 
trate, sGuinedahy hoes Noes Was oa ae 6668 


McDonald A. C. —Appointed to act as Warden’s Clerk, 
; &¢e., Coonabarabran, &c., 


MeDonnell W. J.—Resignation of, from Publi¢ Service 6771 
_ MeDougali A. T.—Appointed. Senior Dredge Master, . - ; 
RUS Dredge) Service ea hey by oa ee "5643.4 | 
McEwen G. B.—Appointed Deputy Licensing Magis- ring 
trate, Coonabarabr an (i OE 


ooreer err eooesrar 


5743 


f 
INDEX (Ocronm 0 » Decrannn) 1922, 
5991, 6194, 6195, 63806, 6666 


McNamara Rev. M.— Appointed: Roman Gatholie ‘Chap- oe 


Marrickville Timber Co. 


: Martin J.—Appointed Assistant Registrar _ ‘of Bist, Rb 


WERE hS ... 5498, 5824, 6018 | Medical Board of. New ‘South “Wales—Members’ o 






hae 








ho ok eee Bae oie vecaca ta te we 
McGlynn Grace—Appointed Clenk, ahes of ‘Director 
General of Public ECB A Ue CCR LAS teh eae STh ae Mg 
MeKay G.—Appointed C.P.S., &e.,;Scone ... 5 Si84, 6089, 6117 - 


McLaren ON te Be Appointed — Government - Medical Ah, See 
Officer, Goopernook :.... _ 6196, 6307 Naat 
MeLavehlin ee ‘OA, —Appointed Jhaioy Clerk, “Depart- ” fe Aa ee 
. ment of Public Instruction ee 5506 Pe 
MeLuskey P. iss Assumption, &e., of oon of, by N. APRs 
: ‘Kosloski : 
McMinn Mona Bruce—Appointed Clerk, “reasiry Lite eis 76 
surance Branch 


eee eee eee 





ec ee newman eee r eee ewer nee 


lain, Parramatta ‘Gaol 


McRae oA Appointed Officer-in- Charge of Pilot Sta- 
“tion; Port Jackson, -&¢.,.... ikecannie eerie eaeeee 
Macdonald H. H.—Appointed Head Teacher Of in- an eee 
gineering Trades, Drawing, &c¢., Sydney, Tech- iLO 
nical Hdueation Branch .y...,..7- : 
MacGillivray W. D. R.—Appointed an Appointed 2 Mem: ~ 
ber of Licensing Court, Broken Hill 
Maclardy J. D. St. Clair—Appointed Emergency Chief — 
- Examiner, Department of Education ........ 
Madden Amelia Edith Ma Hote Be sene nos ot, from a 
- Publie Service. ~~ GO9T © 
Madgwick Rev; WM: — Appointed “Honorary Assistant”, “>” 


er ee ee ec 





Ce ae ee 





































5081 


Ce ee er ee 


Church of England ee to State Peniten-.) 4. 
_ tiary, &e Sa eje taney Ra eaten 2 eS et wie fs BROS 
Magistr ate— re ane pee i et 
., Chamber .appoitited a... 706.0%. os $s ee .. 5734, 6389 
Deputy, ‘appointed ..... Doh ecto arc APRN 5 PR REED Rte 
Industrial appomtileds rene. seece kay ss oe eee wiseee i 
Licensing, appointed. (See “Licensing Act.’ ap 
Stipendiary, ‘appointed: ......65..5. iin TON CEI ee 


Under Fair Rents Act, appointed . 


Mee nus: P.—Appointed Assistant cfopistray ‘oF Sone 2 te 
Deaths, and Marriages, Bankstown ........ D6 
Maitland Land Board District—Alteration of boun- 
3 MEADS SIT Sar gta Sag els Mase: rete tae os Meena Ra roll ROE 
Maitland W. —Appointed Deputy Licensing Magistrate, 
WOWAOWOMM neces oe cose tee RO ee ka ee - 
Makers of Pipes and Terra Cotta. See “Tndustrial 
_ Arbitration Act.” anys , ; ROB OGH 
Malley VY... —Appointed J unior Clerk, Department off 
PUD CAW ORCS Secs wat, chee watts elie 2 Nt Bee Nyaa 
Mance EF. S.—Appointed to act as Registrar, &G., Des eS 
partment Ge Mines’ (75 4 cha 42 wees epscs Ue 665s 
Mangoplah Settlement | Purchase. Area—Notification 
: respecting © De. BLae R. bison Ww Ueto tek seers pie eiore ani raae oh 


‘Marble and Slate Workers, (See “Industrial Arbitra- ca 
tion Act.) 
Marr G. and Sons (Ltd. )—Voluntary winding. 0 of, 


&e, ©. 2. °O_8 2.,.0"%8) 0 Oe ne) 0,2 BD exe te ie e’*’ * ereese sane 





“Marriage of Minors—Persons appointed to give: “con-. 
Slt £0: So.655 Css gs oavly 5751, 5900, 6104, 6224, 6562 
Marriages— 


Change of residence of” Ministers for Seiebrivion one BTR. 
5750, 6008, 6222, 64 

‘Ministers. ceased to De Pegietered for celebration. OO 
Gast ot 6008, 6222, 6451 

Ministers and others reg gistered to celebrate 2.3.00 5 
5750, 6003, 6222, 6 

es oes eel notice | in bias 
matter. of tates euenee é 


eee ree © mete! age cece@ 


Marshall's Hill End Gold Mines No- Liability=-Vot 
bary jwinding-up- Of; &C, icc snes stelle 5 


Deaths, and Marriages, Kyogle .......-. ; 
‘Matthew Bessie Tma—Resignation. Of, 7 from Public 
% ee Noo Pe : 
Maxim W. (See “Hines, rae ee 
‘May 3. eareene 4 Crown Land abet, Tdsmioes ; 
Mayne v. J. W. Mayne—Sheriff’s notice in matter o 
Mayo J. A.—Appointed Depatys ‘Licensing Ma ey 

ia Wollongong .... peta baat ee ees 
“Mayors elected, &c. (See ‘“Munieipal, ds eo 
Meagher M. S.—Appointed ‘Assistant U.P.S 
Meaney. J, I'.—Appointed — eee Licensing 

trate, Ballina a 
Meddows F. W.—Retirement of, “fr om Public. Sore Le 
Medical—Additional pee of. Legally-qualified | Medical — 

Practitioners. ..... 5490, 5571, 5996, 


Po eee eet e rene ne 


Ce ee Tr 





appointed,» resigned, Cy; 
Medical. Referee. i PORE 
AGEN 23 Snes 
Meldrum J. TQ He J: Withians—Reaist ar’ 's notice in . 
matter of eres Rae keae oy. 


owen 


“Workmen’ S f “Compensation 





ee eeee 
Pa 








mee et TEN DEX— (Octoree 


: — Appointed . Junior Clerk, det Board 
~“Ottice, ‘Moree ti 


Og 6 CE Ce ome oes od 


oeee adede 


cS Menta Et Siena an at of panier Aad Chair- 


— man of Boards of Official Visitors to ....... 6307 
nies Wilk penn, &e., of name of, by W. Ey 
RSME ena hee Meee eo ie, Ro ath ae 6503 


¢ Meppem WV, HOC, v. D. A Bridge—Reg sistrar’s potice 
é ¥ ins matter OL Fo ye os 


ae Ce oe ee rem tre! 2 00 Qe” Sra 8; d) 6, shee) eee: ga 4 ale 


Metropolitan Water and He Soleus Atte. (See also 

“Water Supply and Sewerage Board” )— 

_ Regulations for Conduct of Wlections | of 

‘ Suburban Members of Board of Water Supply » 

FF and Sewerage .. ple Nahe tesa! 

Tiles Woe R.— Appointed Member, &¢., Mental Hos: 

Shes sb = pitals, Callan Park, &¢. 4.0.40.) 6. revesse, 6307 
Millie Bore Water Trust. (See “Water ‘Act. *) 

Mineral Leases. (See also roe pede Consolida- 

= Mon “Ae.” ) ose 

Rents due and owing upon . - 5672;-6119, 

laos Mining Act, 1906— 
Approved hele CSe cnn ONS B4985500: 5581, 5668, 5669, £ 

= “Sten 8906, 5908, 6019, 6117, 6118, 62 30, 


vere. 


ee ewes 


a "6327, 6466, 6467, 6575, 6576, 6690, 
? Mapalicetions for authority to prospect, &¢., re- 

Robi ~ Mised< &ex re. 5500, 5761, 5906, 6019, 6327, 
joes refused, ay oe 5499, 5500, 5501, 
5668, 5669, 5670, 5760, 5761, 5762, 
6907, 5908, 6019, 6118, 6119, 6231, 
ss © 6327, 6467, 6576, 6977, 6690, 6691, 
; Determination, &e., of agreements | Safaweaie st Sle OTT, 
SUC EING t gie She me tala cep e we a ea De a ay > D499, 6019, 
chs pavotioe of intention to cancel, refuse, kc, .... 5499, 
“4? ~ B502, 5582, 5583) °5584, 5660, 
tigers i — 8T60, 5906, 6019, 6118; 6231 

- 6328, 6467, 6576, GHeT, 6690, 


sighs “Public Service Act.”), 


657 
5582 
5906 
6232 
6794 


6576 
5d01 
5671 


Salas Department of. 
~~ Miniig Act, 1906— —~ 
Notices under becihe: on Oban geen ics, oni 6020, 
Private lands. declared under 5581, 5759, 5905, 6018, 
_ Reserves from alienation for mining, &e-.. 5502, 6020. 
- Reserves from occupation under “Miners? Rights, 
4 Bee UNOS Lo cates cee Saws Raa die ey od 
‘Revocation. of reserves ‘under, oe ee 6020, 6282, 
6580, 
Revocation of Matined tio of exemption from leasing 
ae provisions under ....... 
Bnension, of labour conditions “on certain leases, 
He under sreerees D084, p6Le, 5906, 5907, 6020, 6121, 
One Ayn $ 6468, 6577, 
Aet, 1874. (See also~ “Mineral Leases.” ) — 
' Notice to. lessees . of Mineral Leases sranted 
“under TE 6019, 6117, 
Companies Application to register as a ei: 
_ Liability Company— j Pe 
Crpek Gold Mines (No-Liability) .......... 
; Hawkins. Hill Gold Mines (No-Liability ) 
~ Mount Roy Gold Mining Co. (No-Liability) 
Orange-Lucknow Gold-mining Co. (No- Liability) | 
ining © Notices—Reserves _ from occupation under. 
Miners’ Rights, &e. (See “Land.’”’) 
Mining Beentrary appointed, resigned, &¢. 5498, 6018, 6117. 
6326, 6327, 6466, 6658, 6690, 6770, 6794, 6837 


6232 
6117. 
, 6579 


6580 
6579 
6692 


Ra ih OC SMO | 


seewere 


5908 


6328 


Ce 





: 5947 


(5542 
5801 


_ Ministers of Religion— 


Change of residence of ...... BT 5750, 6003, 6222; 6451 
Ceased to be registered ........... ~5T5O, GOO, 6222, 6451 
tegistered to celebrate Marriages, (See “Mar- 

, viages,”?) ° 

rs, Marriage of —Persons ‘appointed to give con- 

AS or eg ee eae 5491, 5T51, 5900, 6104, 6224, 6562 


rrool Irrigation Area— 


otification— 
Granting after-auction leases within ....... 
setting apart Crown lands for irrigation ‘farms or 


AC See “WWatson.”) 

mental ‘Masons, ~&e, “(See “Industrial ‘Apbifra- 
tion Act.”) — 

W..A. A. FEA photvied Cadet os a a De- 


pee en of Public Works ......... Rael aile are, 
(See “Dorn.”) . i, Be, 
Vv Retirement of, from Public Service Lard ie ORO 


G.—Appointed nage Us act. a8 OL.P. Sis (&o.)F 
omba, &c. . 5pd6, 5754, 5982, 6327, 6658 
Oe AG. Le R 


tirement ‘of, from Public Service 6771 


ee ee 


fe ee sue GL7on 


6794 


, 62382. 
6691. 


6794 


6230 


6504] 


fist: AGeeys appointed . bogies . 5668, 9906, 6117, Bere. Gato 





Forfeiture of leases of farms or blocks within 5760, 6351 


6344 


_ blecks » PBN er ee eo SS 5688, 6029, 6594, 6798 - 
ender of leases of Ee eaieegn | farms or blocks gt 

oP SE SET ISSR SPIE LOE Ey ee tee FO 
ae H, etmenent Ge. “from Public Service. 6392 




































































B,C gies el” Ae 
ah ! 
0 » Dyers) 1922, re ' xvii 
Y , P: 
; Morris J. K.—Appointed Acting Superintendent of Py 
Navigation, ide. ree ya 5893, 6183, 6769 
Morrow Anna—Retirement of, from Public Service .. ” 6392 
Moulders. (See “Industrial Arbitration Act,”’) : 
Mount Adra Gold-field. (See “Gold-fields. oe 
Mount Roy Gold-mining Co. (No- -Liability )—Applic a- 
tion to register as a No-Liability Company .. 5542 
4 Mount Werong—Commoners’, Boundaries at .. oA, Sem 
Moxon | & Co. (Sydney) Ltd. y, aor Shorts 
nebicg: in matter éf i. Vos 8 vy 2s, 66380 
Mullen A. .W.—Appointed Commissioner of Western 
andr’ Boardaea oy od Fie nel shedataea ned Biter Met iets -« 6693 
Municipal— = 
Appointment, &¢., of-— = 
PATS PING E C I ONS 2) PZ Os 6365, 6505, 6506, 662 3, 6734. 
Denuty Mavyars sett clit en gee Te ue ‘ “fay Fenae ie: / 
Deputy: Town “Clerk! 0) 25) Se. Sealiat ji alel a5) or ah chair a ai s 6622 
Anipatoathin st Officers’ (See OR eee io ae . 5623. 
PENSE CLOIS S Wo ee Py Ne, shed heals. xt odie ska eter eS) dee 5808 
Mayors Weg) at akar al glidlia cheba Se aAss aly She, . 6506, 66238, 6733, 6734. 
Poundkeepers -........ Said Sates Siena Sade ee 5949, 6271 
GROCUTREM ER OMNCRY 0 yi aie noe Ros Ee? A eg ~” 6068 
MUG Gry Giver treo users he gee Pe ee | - 6067 
Estimates, Fees, &c., adopted, &c., by Councils of 
certain Manicipay ties? sce doh e.g uate ee 6733 


_DT17, S804, 5949, 6067, 6OGS, 6165 
“6271, 6365, 6366, 6505, 6: 506, 6628 


Errata respecting proposal by Municipality of 
Murrurundi to raise a special loan of four 
thousand pounds Bee Biknse of cob etal acy aly a elaine 5804 

Establishment of Fish Markets, &c. ........... th, (O62 

Naming, &c,, of Streets, &e.; within certain Muniz 
cipalities Mola idiaitel oes egaeanei a coop es alt Mee a iy et 543, 623, 5T16 

Notice respecting proposal by Council of Munici- 
pality of— e 

Clarence River County Council to borrow one hun- 
dred sthOusind DOUNUS A, shat omer oat 6365 
Dungog to raise a special loan of eight thousand 

y POUNCE Sire ys cna hn Bs Gis a Bakes cd Ae. 59 Dd4S 

' Mittagong to raise a special loan of one thousand 
BOUIN SA ens: ayes ek orem eee, oe) os DM Ry 5949 

Murrurundi to raise a special loan of four thou- 
PAIL POOUAMUS aN eae mer yes oat at ok De Sep Nk) Lea a 5628 
Narrandera to raise a special loan of fifteen thou- 
SAIC OUMC Si ios ateee Laat cain Welly cin al bates eels. Saas O94 
Parkes to raise a special loan of nineteen thousand 
PVOUINECE SS prem aay cet ool eedave ove, sWtita tor amet Gar Tay ea 6164 
Quirindi to raise a special loan of one thousand 
DOUMGS rena eens eet. Sek atin eee. Sous ee | 5803 
Willoughby to raise a special loan of sixty thou- 
Hariche POWLASG: ays a wecthia Avs he Seas a ane Me aie ae 116 


Vaucluse to borrow twenty-five thousand pounds 6068 


Woollahra to raise a special loan of twenty 
tC ENOUSATGECDOUBES «oF woe oie aRS Ga Mik aoks dee 5544 
Notice to persons respecting sale, Se of certain i 
‘land within certain Municipalities, . 004%, 5543, 5802 
5803, 6505 
Notice to creditors of Council of Municipality of 
AVY TAS V RECs see segt st ones twicne ss dete o Panis Ge Ghee aioveieie's 6066 
Plants, &e., declared to be noxious within certain 
Municipalities Pee Tie tw ree Mie of Shy 6067, 6622 
Public Pounds abolished, &e. ‘5 at certain places 5623, 5949 
6271 
Mulholland J.—Retirement of, from Public Service .» 6698 
Murray W. P.—Appointed Deputy Licensing Magis- 
EPH EC A UNSEDUCCR ie ce tad yas are BAe meee esa eee « §196 
Y Murtay W. S—Retirement of, from position of Officer- 
{n-Charge, Pilot Station, Watson’s- Bay, &c.. 58938 
N 
NANCARROW Margaret Ellen—Assumption, &c., of 
; name of Margaret Ellen Nancarrow Gee, by.. 6165 
Navaltum (Australia) Ltd.—General Meeting of 
. Shareholders: Of peo skg vo led turds diate b aya bien « » 6364 
’ Navigation Act—Regulations under ............+4e-- 6439 
Navigation, Department of. (See “Public Service 
Act.?’) \ 
Neal G. T.—Retirement. of, from Public Service ...... 6187 
Neargo Bore Water Trust. (See “Water Act.”) 
Neglected Children and Juvenile Offenders Act— 
; Honorary Probation Officer, &¢., appointed 
TWNELAT * alae ait dome. «'se,5 4 dau o08! aierceuaraneee 6438, G668 
Neill G. G.—Appointed Clerk, Premier’s Department. . 6657 
Nelson’s Plains Drainage Trust. (See “Water Act.’ ’) ; 
Nepean—Alignment, &c., of Streets, Shire of ........ 6602 
Nesbitt R, A.—Resignation of, from Publie Service.... 6091 


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INDEX —{Ocronae TO Deoowots) 1993, 


} ati 4 Re 


xviii vi 
Dane ailing, See “Industrial ‘Menteeon sy ny 
Paramount Tanneries (Ltd, )--V. oluntary winding- up 
Soe ae: fe 
Parish Mildred Constance Margaret—Resignation of, : 
oP OR: Public Service 
Parker D. F. —Appointed to act as Warden’ s Clerk, &e., ray ts 
-aNyngan, | &e. sui seal yaeles. 5824, 6327 eae 
Parkill W.—Appointed Bailiff, District Court, Cooma | 6564 Be i 


oy net Bi Pag, 
Ag New South Wales— 
es Funded Stock and Debentures sens to State and : 
Roan Federal Income Taxes—Notification respect- > 
Ai DY OY! dare ce Sts Sh NER E RTS ee IA Na: a Cie k BOBO see Ee 
State Trawling Industry, &e, “(See “Industrial Arbi- 
tration» Act.) P 
Wheat Marketing ‘Act Balaee sleet relating to 
State Wheat Office Harvest, 1920-21 5655, 6814, 6679. 


eee ee EATEN Se PEN RR Ce eRe Py si Reet Nd 


Be 


fee Granted’: ae. 6 








Nixon Bessie Mar y—Hestgnation of, from Public Ser- 
vice bes 

e Noedl lL. (See “Grainger, ‘) 
-Nolan H. C.—Appointed Clerk, Petty Sessions Office, 





6312, 6452, 65638, 6683, 6786 


Cancellation of conditions — relating to .... 5745, 6553, 6678 
A90, B BSTT, 5759, HAO, 5904, GOND, 6198, 6808 


Proc ape ate prohibiting the taking of Papin ee weet Collins. Rt G MiphOiaic ee 
: Aiea 65. 57 > 59 f 5995 ‘thomson’ J, and N. roodhouse -.¢cse +++ 
Renewed ..... + 498, HGS, SSR), Dbt5, TAS, 5759, D894, 0995 Hamilton A. B., J. s Dickson, gind A. aey 


6100, 6198, 6808, 6554, 6774 


x j a ie j 5487. 5654, FRO, 5995 Dy 6198, 6808, 66 78 


Surrender of ... 


Las 
ae 


(Pp ‘ 


\ % 


6450, 6553, 6677, 6678, 6775 


‘ PALAIS Royal (Ltd. ) dete winding-up of, &e. 6066 se ath ce Me eg oe ge 
ty Palmer Irene Viti Loloma—Appointed Junior Clerk, as is Ditiott:A. Wy. and HH. J. Cooper mT eG ae 
ug . Office of Public Service Board . ae ey 3. Bi 5s! Phat : ; ; 

Palser H.—Appointed to act as CPS. ‘&e., Parkes. te ee ON aa AL W., J. J. Byrnes, and J. F, Toohey .... 
REG tls ge a a hae tae tp ese Whe 5643, 6018, 6390, 6690 Pastrycooks, &e,. (See “Industrial Arbitration, Act 


"Polling: Sates bipilthed: appointed, &e., under 5744, 


Partnership “Notice respecting yetivenient of-_Shields oe 


“Warnes A, and S. T. Warnes .;....- 


~Suttor A. Ti, and A. Buchan i054 
— Culliford C. 


Davis HW. and R. Fullarton | 


















































































= Neweastle Population Area—Revocation of .......... 6268 +3 i ” + 
- Newman M. M.—Appointed Mining Surveyor ...... Y 6826) Parke Trustees of. (See “Tpytustees.” ) bit ae a ees | 
Nicholls F. J.—Retirement of, from Public: Service ., 6771 | Parliamentary Flectorates and Blections Act— | 

Nicholls G. E.—Appointed Junior Clerk, Department of : Electoral Registrars appointed under Sates: 48 SEOR: 6551". 
y MGW HOD -Fo4 Gswiss as Bd ws fal eee RA SEB AE ae GOSD : Electoral - Registrars (Assistant Deputy) ‘appointed . a ey 
Nichol’s Settlement Purchase ‘Area—Notification re- a Mae TEP GR. ar Cee AC NE Ste E43: BOOT, O10D; 3 6552. ~ 
5 specting sc) Ree seth cash neg RE Pi cGh Ueihs oa ae aO Blectoral Registrars (Deputy) ‘Appointed under... 5742... 
Nicholson Bdén, &e v.4., 6196 6096, 6195, 6 6551 ; 
» Nicholson 1. ( ies cheer of, han Public Service 5824 tii dotonitt Registrars (Assistant) appointed under . 


6096, 105, UBL 








ire Cowra, KC. ves e essen ses teense . 6044 RW. G. from firm of Moor and Saat gi Coo Spe 
Noonan KE. P.— - Appointed Deputy Licensing Magistrate. ETRE ep oa 
j Matibhy TRinds otek Cote Poik es wee ies Gigs | Partnerships dissolved— pipe 
North Richmond—Proclamation declaring ¥ iflage of. 6095 Tyerman WiFi. and FE. M. Ty erman. . dts 9 aes ..  Bd4alL 
' North Ulmarra Drainage Unon. (See “Water Act. ny! Tohnsont A. BH. and. Do Ce Steps iouh sie: fas ean 
Northern Territory. (See “Stock Act.”). Palmer FP. IT. and Daisy Dorothy MacKenzie binguatels svebdek & 
Nowendoe Gold-field. (See “Gold-fields.”) » Wong D..B.. ‘M. Chor, C. Tay, and M. Young .....-. 5D4L | 
- Noxious Plants and Animals. (See “Local Govern- ‘Price J. J., W- Edinonds, and W. W. Lennox sen 3 ie 2! 
* ment Act’; Shires”; “Municipal. ” 5 _ Williams W.:S. and H. J, Gastemia .......-..+.2. Bbd2" 
“Utley EH. H. seachat Pee Ay ee We gben Hace eee 
9) a / + “Budrodeen BK. 8., Di B. Corrigan, and W. ate Shiers 5621 
ae Sturman: jah "Mi: ry and Gwendoline | “Cranstene ; 
O'BRIEN Brothers (Ltd.)— beg MIMNET is cee eae atl eee hie SE Rl eT 
General Meeting of: Members Of% . 455 ian ce ss oF 6363 - ‘Brown Be HS and’ H..8; Wallace oe iain bas C527 le tee 
Voluntary owinding-up2 of.) See ee ee HOOAG. Speirs J. and A. C. Spiers’ s+ ++. .s eee estas “) eee mek 
O’Brien Wily Tatton—Appointed Clerk, Government ) Percival C.. A. and J. Re Marquett . satph ods o8 ie one 
Docktard, Neweastle ..0...... seni eer dee _> 6760 | . Mayromatis BE. and G. Varvaresos +. ..2--+s+1e¢e0e) Ut 
~ O'Brien J. A.--Appointed Junior Clerk, Department of “Shannon A, EB. and J, A. Ridley ....eesseee cess ees Date 
PUD COWORIEST I sealers 6 Pa wee wed aA Een LOE ~ Hodgson P. E. and J. 5. Reardon...) 26-2 FE a Gig wie POU 
Occupation Licenses— “deneally. d. J.and C. B, Wilks... 05.5.0 6 0s ee pees 
PS CAT IO COLL Shae AG Sook te a ee legs a wna ~. 6599 ‘Drake-Brockman A, and W. T. Jones .. ae. reeeeee 
i Granted bi e2e pee ak Gol Poa Chae hy hoe ees ai 6250 Linton ©. and R. Linton .-.. esses 
: Reyersal of non: renew? al OF Oe SRO) ere Tis Howling A. E., M. R. How limg, and 7 s. H. Ford 
. °  Preferential—-Cancelled \o5 ccc ete 5G02, 5784, 6047, 6141 Burley J. Hy and A. P. Stone ....- ween ete canes DUE: 
O'Connor A. P.—Resignation of, from Public Service .. 5734 » Thomson A, and W. J. Jones ...+-+++++++- We pera 94 
O'Hara C.—Retirement of, from Public Service ’...... 63892 |. Mackey A. K. Sd GAS LAOWE ions aie sale id 
Oil Prospecting Syndicate (itd.)—V. oluntary winding- : Morel H. and &. G, JUL ess. 5 Site Sposa lens <Gruaie RHE 
PY) On MeO le # Ceo Ge ce mare vag ek oh eee Gse 6066  @aylop JB. A, Harris, and W. B. Sinai een Dea 
Oils and Commerce (I:td.)—V olwntar yw aimee up ‘of, O'Leary T. Biel Be EUW Le. pa ek ee al Vey ee oe Re eS ae J 
ROGAN See ae A AHR Sat RE AON eee Hs 5802. « Holleley Tey: and Pi Holtefey <.:.. BR Sal ee See ae 6068. > Sat 
ee ay Winifred Hnma—-Appointed Clerk, Depart- a Kidd Marie Cora and Alma Maud Roles es ey ie ve 
ment Of PaANa UO 3 Fic LAr Roma Re wean ° > B65T ~Shearwin: Ne Ne, as | Rawson, and A. Davidson ae 
Giiea ci J. J.—Appointed Junior Clerk , Stores - Bape p te Spawis ‘Clara and G.°P. Smith 142.1... ge : 
Depa Teme 4 Bea nap bs ee eee ae eee gee 5981 -(’Connor J: A, and Jnom Jenner... 0s. .2.5- 
Ophir Gold-field. (See “Gold-fields.”) pai Johnson B, C. and L. A. Bowen .. RELY Pare ene 
Oram R.—Appointed Junior Clerk, Department of ee Owen A. E. and §, W. WOM Ne heey see coke 
Taxation 2.6... sees eee ae tees ee © 5644 Pahion ad: Pe and’ WyoS. vans & oa ne es vas sees oes 
Orange-Lucknow Gold-mining Co. (No- ldability )— he Wilson J. 8, and J. J. Geaghan . ya le attae) oe 
Application to register, as a. No-Liability Com-_ 3 ‘Solomons R, and R. Rapken .....-+- PS Pe ES ae 
PADDY owe ei ce ee a hae ee ates ’ o ptelie pile 5801 } f McVeigh G. and ee Pee os avings ee nas 4 A eal toa: pk a eae 
- Orders of Court of Industral Anbiiration “(See vel Bele bey “Cunningham J, G. and EL TROIS: Jel os ts eee 
dustrial Arbitration Act.” ; : Giese PB Ast and d:A, Lindner 0.2? ee 
Ordinances. (See “Local Gov auusient ACHR SSRives yrs eggo H. 8S. and W. REACT tel 1s ke ae 
Orr R. G.—Appointed Senior Draftsman, Department Pte bins Rh Sau Rok. Barnett Tos eke 
. of Publie Works tote phots es 0 bereits Mela bie ieee te « 6769 Smale Sil dic cand “A. Booth ae Bre ee iste Ee ik 
O'Sullivan R.—Services of, dispensed With under Pub- ‘French. ¥. Ss. and A’ deuschkep .tckwes Le 
" ‘ Te Service vA CEs Mee sre pretervinis + plow teumsiwe sis ie Lass 6771 “Wn aciaas Ga. and F. G. Biges 
; Oura—Regulations for management of Recreation Re- Bak a 1. *< ad AN Lowe iactit VPS Rages Wages 
by oREEVG INO. BADOE BECO: oh cae Letts ho ges . 5505 babe Peal a Bn nase ee 
pres is a gM hate Puisne niet cea ~ ; Cruickshank y; Ae and J. McLellan é es ze Kg va wis 
SOULE 15: soup oie reins brsbht ane se abaton tenn ilbhver se tnens Uy Ae O144 Gis ake i W. J. Caugh xi ay 
Oyster Culture Leases— ' ee go diese ty “4 au as ; a ae tees 
Applications for 5496, 5578, 5667, 5756, D899, 6004, 6102, 6223 ain ie to aa arson, abd oie see aie 4 


Murray, F. J. and J. 8. Cashman ..:. 
Waymouth Hi. and G. HM. Humphries ...-. tee 
Dodge L. W:. Ettie Dodge, and ©. A. Wood. Die 


RE A. O18 ee 


be beges 


a 






and H. I. Freeman atte 
.and B. H. McPherson . Pai 
D. Austen Bie 


Walker. S. fe 
Sterling BH, a and E. 





‘a permission ie eracee r abit. Spraot " 
Shy . under. . » B88, 5609, 5679, 5789, 6333, G47 
“Acting | Tnspectors: ambit et * Ye- 









IY re application for erection 59 
rabbit proot tects &e., under as 5588, 5609, 5679 
Ai .s. BT8O, 6383, 6472 
Stoe and Land Owners erithttiy Gertam 828 
icts to. furnish. certain Returns, &¢. 6507, 6735 — 












ipiers: shall commence suppressing and- 
rabbits and noxious animals, &e@,° 






stror 

i Ps LAT, 6272, 6506, 6507, 6814 
, 1 Saran Travelling Stock and Camping 
Reserves under control of Pastures Protection — 














‘istration of Brand 
and Marks.) _ 


* ~ 










Regulations under— ee hat hy 
a ae RA ie a) , pure aS: ye Ars Aes 
yee eee nee eee eee eee es Sr aheiieks ie el OOOO 
mand Sra (amended por Cees. ie viet 5566 
“Retention of services of Di N. ‘es as Assistant 








uspension | of certain provisions of, eolntive to in- 
_ troduction, - &e., of Sheep from States of 









Withdrawals of parts of (Travelling Stock and 
3 et “Camping from cdntrol of Pastures: Protection — 
Sahin ards. under 5535, pate 1797, 59438, 6059, 6160, 6267. 
Oyen Se aS a G61; G47, 6617, 6730 
Appointed Honorary — Pee criat 






















DS oii Senior Draftsman, esa iear” ; 
“of Pubes WOPRO 24 Pe CE eo ee a, as 6 TED * 
LR. B—Appointed Cadet Dnatienink Land Bored 8 
. Office: Dubbo... 4, .- Toa aastig Merde waar 5133 
| Paul) A. G. 'P. -—Elected “Member of Railway, ; Mertice 






‘Superannuation GAPE Gar ae vie ue ee ee 5489" 
ck B. F.— —Services Ole dispensed with under Public 








ia > Bervice | Act - iare a ainte a hich Scialaigt Soca ¢ aie eR al « Grek 
f sPe River ‘Settloment Purchase “Area —Notifiention ~ 
bo abe __ Fespecting _ Fe EMR Hees aR ahs Poets ae op Bd aa ee 248 





7A! J.—Appointed Visiting “Tustice, ke Parra- 
matta Gaol, ker. etree ener cece sence sees 5653, 6658, 
Dae enh “Ltd—Voinniary” winding-np of, 


eit ore ee 5802 
F. Bo 























































3 Resignation of, from Public nara at 5734 
erkins J.—Retirement of, from Public Service . ese 6392 
_ Perpetual Leases. (See. “Leases.”) ey 
Appointed Member of Building Regulation 
Advisory Committee ..... By ig A, UR ep tet ge “5484 
ie fers al Licensing Magistrate, &e., a 








: We ‘D—Appointed ae unior clerk, Department 


s permitted to purchase land. (See “Land. @ 
m—Alignment, &c., of Streets, Manicipe lity of 5609. 
s. (See ‘Liquor’ be We Oh hata 

. Elizabeth—Retirement of, from Public Service ‘5983 
rrid ianofc orte ‘Makers. (Ree: ; “Industrial - Arbitration, 

We te Uk 





— Appointed Member — of Local ‘Land 
Board, Tnverell . Sh eats Weed WUE EEY A NC cre, COL 
yn View | Settlement “Purchase Area—Not ification ; 
_ respecti HOLLY” aNd eke Hoare VOL pif), DOLE, WOOL 
—Ri ; mm Public. Servieé (3. 4.. G32 
ed. Clerk, ‘Land Beerd Office, ; 
PT OEE oan RU RARE oe dine Sap y alsa « 5044, 
2 “Inds al Arbitration Act, ee chee 





‘mation of appointment ON: i Sepa te . 
is A., in rank of. Superititendent ‘Thira Class “5991 
ue sir ‘in rank of Inspector Third Class .. 6553 

e in rank of Bpcecter: Third Glass vs ee ae T4 


6096 
uss Seq * 6553- 
spe tor, Second. Class... 6553_ 
t to rank of hispector, Second: Class _ 6668, 
o rank of Inspector, First Class... 6774 


f. 









5991, 6006, 6196, 6307, 6438, 6668, OTT4 





aa, respecting date on which owners. Ne 







‘Districts... 5544, 5624, 5718, BS05, 6165" 


PION RAS UOMOE ccs tas gx uk 4 Sad os yo SORES, 0100, BOTS: | 
“under. : (See cmleep Brands . | ‘4 


~ Receivers of scalps appointed for certain Districts. 627 ape 


Rabbit Tnspector UMIGN eae te cena y eee os G1 OU 


~ Queensland, South Australia, and Victoria .. cone 


; Parramatta Geel we gecset inst sey oh oe || 


_ Broken Hill LE Ele ioe. pata che tipi Mh a ib 6196 : 


Or Phe Works Ce Repu Sed Eyes Boo 
OW. I.—-Appointed Deputy. Licensing Magistrate, ae 
&e_> Tivetelh (Ge. angi. we ka et. OL nie ute g OTTO fT 


hg - “Appointed ‘Clerk, Central Police Office we eeas “Gnd i 








ank of Ins; ector,.| a oe SBS 


lice ‘Offences Acta eee isions of, extended to certain 


4 me ‘under 2y ease, 0483, 5505, 5654, 5743; 5893. ; raf Police Repub (Superannuation) Acit—Rules 
q » amended HMAek Glas vec oa 5744, 6100, 6198, 


- Polling: -places appointed, &e. (See “Parliamentary 

Wlectorates and Elections Act’; “Water Act.) 

| Polly Brewon Nos. 1 and 2 Bore Water |Trust. (See 
Water Act.’): : 

- Poolmani “A. K.—Appointed Deputy Licensiag Magis- 


~ Public Oyster Reserves. (Sea “Fisheries Acts.) 


‘Public ace ie dg aes Ronds. as ae 


‘Towns, &¢., under PEI RE AMS EI Reis Sp oman at eGee 
| Police Regulation Act—Rules amended, MNGOL 3/5 Nidan DUES 
al 6100, 6198, 6775 


/ 


6U6S 


6622 


G27 
H8i2 
6517 


5628 


6735 


fh SEDC OUER OS ta 4 ofc 5 wes ace le can Sor NO eae 
Poon Boon Water Trust. (See “Water J Acts 
‘Population Areas. (See “‘Land.”) 
Port” Macquarie Land District—Alteration of bound- 
AMIS On teehee oaths Soe at cums AB gia a 7 
‘Potts ¥. F.— Appointed Lic ensing Magistrate, &e., 
Bh Woe LAA GO Oh! Pity pie ca a che Od So AR Ag a8 
Portmantcau Makers, &E, (See “Industrial Arbitra- 
- tion Act.”) ° 
; - Pottery, Tiles, &c. (See “Industrial Arbitration Act.” ) 
Poulson Fisheries (Ltd.)—Notice to creditors of .... 
_Poulterers, (See ‘Industrial Arbitration Act.” ) a 
-Poundkeepers. “(See also “Shires”; “Municipal”)— . 
Appointed at certain places .. 58938, 5949, 5991, 
~ Poundkeépers and others—Notices to, respecting 
‘- horses; &e., lost, &e. 2... rt 3550, D632, br Dae 
a 6075, 6172, 6280, 68T5, 6515, 6516, 6651, 
Pounds—.  - as 
Abolished, established, &¢., at certam, places ...... 
5898, 5OA:! 2: 
-Sustenance Fees, &e., for animals impounded in cer: 
Pobre WAUd ariel fsue Mase areas wralg ater ecate Palo ke SOO 
Port Hunter Steamship: and Lighterage Co. Hie td. )— 
‘ General Meeting of Members of ............ 
Pratt D. F.—Appointed a Mining Surveyor ......... 
-Premier’s Department. >(See “Public Service Act.”) 
Presidents elected, &e, for? -certim | Sires.» (Sée;: 
“Shires.””) 
Prickly Pear Destruction Act—Withdrawal of land 
from lease under, for certahy purposes .... 
Pringle Pearl Bird—Resigni ition of, from Public Ser- 
h otis otae aaa AE, SUR SP AS ED Me aR ey. ob 
_ Printing Employ ees, ‘ke. “(See “Tndusteial Arbitr: ation 
page see) | 
_ Proclamations respecting — 
Appropriation | of Land (See “Resumption of 
Land.) 
Banks and, Bank Holidays Act—Holidays’ pro- 
: claimed under. (See “flolidays.”) 
Crown Lands Consolidation Act. (See “Crown 
. Lands Consolidation Act,”’) 
Crowa Lands proclaimed. , (See “Crown Lands 
‘~~ Consolidation Act.” ) 
Early Closing Acts. (See “Early Closing Acts.’ y 
Fisheries Act. (See “Fisheries Act.” ) 
Forestry Act. (See “Forestry Act.) 
Holidays (Bank) proclaimed. (See “Holidays.”) 
Legislative Assembly. (See “Legislative Assembly.”) 
.. Legislative Council. (See “Legislative Council.”) 
_Local Government Act. (See “Local Government 
eee a Be, Ae a 
Mining Act, 1906. (See “Mining Act, 1906,” 
' Noxious Trades Act. — (See “Noxious "Prades eee 
Pastures Protection Act. -(See “Pastures Protec- 
* > tion Act.” ) 
Police Offences Act. (See “Police Offeuces Act.”) 
Resumption of Land. (See “Resumption of Land.” ) 
Supreme Courts. (See “Courts.” ) 
Sydney Harbour Trust Act. (See “Sydney ar- 
bour rust.” ) ‘ 
Theatres and Public Halls Act. (See ‘Theatres 
and Public Halls Act.”) ¢ 
- Valuation of Land Act. (See “Valuation of Land 
gegen OG ay 
Vine and Vegetation Diseases and Pruit Pests Act. 
(See “Vine and Vegetation Diseases and 
Fruit. Pests Act.’’) : 
Water Act. (See “Water <Act.”) 
Proposed Sree and Exchange of Land. (See 
ide oh sys” > 
| Publie G ates. (See “Shires. =) 
Public Health ‘Act. |. (See. also “Municipal”; 
a ; “Shines” )—— ! 
| ‘Notifications under, respecting Unhex uthy Lands, 
situated at Woy Woy --+ss-seserseeesenns 
- Regulations HOM. “i, Ga. ds « LOVES Sad ye tae awa. 
Sanitary Inspectors appointed dates? wee ti 6453, 
Public” Monuments Advisory Boar d——_Members of ap-- 
Poimted, Gere x: Mace. SiR EW ee a sie Soule ah 


Page- 









































AX; INDEX—(Ocronee v0 | Deca) ~1922. ) SUT Re th MRR 0) RAR TAR oc 
, , ) # ed 
~ 4 Page is ‘ ; t a) Page ‘ = 
Public Schocls—- : Public Service Ree coihucd. * sti iy on 
Proposed establishment of, at certain places 5745 Attorney-General and of Justice, Department of— Pi 
Resumption of land for sites for. (See Seen continued, —~ cit he 
' tion of Land,”) Appointments—continued, i = 
Teachers and Pupil- teachers appointed, promoted, MASMAME: TUSTLCES 5 bs. oles ot aes d734, 6090, 6770. 
; &e, (See “Public Service Act.”) Licensing Magistrates: & nisi tin. Geer eee eee 6770 
Tenders for erection, &c., of; (See “Tenders.”’) Messenger to Country District Court Judges... 6658 
Public Service. (See “Industrial Arbitr ation Act.’’) Cterksin-Charee i os 5% & akin othe abate Male eee aire oO 
Public Service Act— ‘ Shorthand-writers, &6. vo. 62i0 ad ee ees 5823, 6294 
Amended grading, repens &e., of — Stipendiary Magistrates, &e, Gis ee i. '34 fe (68890609 

Rogers a ee ae ROT: Lawrence GC. ...:.. 573 Deputy of— c oy 

Furby E. B. . wfees 5784 Green L. J. ...... 6658 Public ‘Trustee ......0.00000- 5 ohcen ras ees 6544 

Clayton ELE. S 5734 Webster: AV... - 5.8 . 6658 «| ~ PAINIESON SW. Re oacip eke eee hee 5 wae ae See eit 6770 

Downing R.G..... 5734 Pearson A, P. ..... 6658 Relieving Stipendiary Magistrate ...'........ 6558 

Gray A.V. ........ 573 - Confirmation of appointment of— 

Applications invited for positions in Public Ser- Osborn eA Me IRR, | ee Rete lea pare 4 ce MOEN dara mana s 012.) 
WACO. 5 earn D047, 5734, 5825, 5984, 6091, 6092, 6187 poueury WV. GV io aN: Pence i Wnt os eet leoas 5 Ook Oa eae G1S4 
vs 6296, 6393, 6658, 6838 Wood B, sie Jono pop intely oe Macnee os Pave FA OPE E de aioe OAS 
Coinpetitive Examinations of Candidates for certain Cooper 0. Ne wioih fe Gf nie» le imguaripig ion ere mags aaielare 6544 
positions in Publie Service—Dates and: places Blackmore Amy Miriam. Baiclieeteie WNisreeeras Tete sine Opes mM 
of holding gt “SP ey aot RCC ee ae ae 25558 Thomas Mabel Josephine su sen auc 6544 ‘ 
Agriculture, Department of— Audit, Department of—Appointment of Clerks and fs igs 
#lteration of designation of— Qunior Clerks ......°%, yeaR UR Nee Soren s ce 665% 
pe Wenholz H. .... 5644 May (RG oe epee Chief Secretary’s Department and Office of the Min- x 
~, °-Pinn A. J. ...... 6644 Haywood A. H..... 5644 __. ister for Public Health— 

Makin R. N. .... 5644 Marks G. 4... ce .. 5644 Alteration of designation of A. an Wood 2.5... “5983 "= 

Kerle W, D. .... 5644 Chomley F. G. .... 5644 Appointments— ) a 

Reynolds M.H.... 5644. McDiarmid R. W... 5644 Private Secretary ~.+ssssseeeseeseesee serene BOAR 

Bartlett H. >... 5644 Stening H.C. ..... 5644 CHARIS A SS, ase to pie ais eaves Sea Ltt beeen eee eens 1 Se ORO Rg We 

Sparks G. C...... 5644. “McDougall A. H. .. 5644 Termination of Services of— > . faves 

add Ui. eck. 5 w 7 BO44: oO Relly. He Jo 33 sk eee Butler R. M. os -ess ese ee spec eect teees scence OBOE 

Pitt J. M.).... 3. 2b644° ~ Rudkin T.S:..0.2. 5644 Roberts V, ....--+++-- wba e eee eters tent eaes « 5824S a 

Shepherd A. N.,. 5644 Grant G..G. BY. 5644 aes: aia of— i = Slt 

Harrison L. S. ..- 5644 Arthur J. J. M, ..... 5644 ppolMtments——- 4 aaa 

Bartlett G.G..... 5644. Cooke W. W......+' 5644 Teachers vescereveerseveesecsve renee 6294, 6390, 6801 — — ” 

"Pedersen C. .... 5644 Meier GG; A... bo b644 IASSISTATLUS# Sig y0 om oleae te Behe cris ii canes aie 6294, 6390, 6391 ; 

. Chapman H. P. T. . 5644 AMison Je. Coa .. 5644 Hx Students)... ssa (esses eek . 6294, 6390, 6891, 6392. 
-Ballhausen O. GC. 5644 Broadfoot.W. H... ° 5644 Clerks and Junior Clerks Sg EBS NES 5556, GO89, 6184 
Brown A, M, ...0 5644 CraneG! Ce ere A645 Emergency Chief Mxannmer i... 3... s+ nm 2 he) Oe 
Brown A. T: Ro.6 5644 Murracy. Ji, We Tu, 3) 645 CSN DOH EEX AMEN is ees eet Bane er ie yikes ce aaa etaraeme 5981 
Atkinson’ T. H. .¢- 5644 Henrick J. O....... 5645 Gher EGE 7 WiOEK Se ean wie abeliie late eiaiats a bavaaneet atti 6089) kg 
McGillivray G. ... bb44 Benjamin M. S..... 5645 DOOTUISE Aes ee Seas oe Ree ta Te Gui Nae o ws alee iced talecelG taiiens 6184 Ae 
Rowe 'G. S25 4 .. 5644 Gaerne W.M...... C645 Assistant: ‘Masters icc ees suns eek 6294, 6390, 6391 
McDermott C. J. 5644 Johnston G. H. ...< 5645 ASSISTANT WVESTPESSCS= TSG hoot wie a wets ft erp 6294, 6891 

- McPhillips A. R. 5644 Goodacre W:A...... 5645 SPUDIOLASUALL 0 hale acs Rea wate 6294, 6390, 6391, 6892" — 
Wilkinson F. .... 5644 Parby HiBe ve i6 6186 a: » Permanent Secondary Assistant .......... 6294, 6390 = 
Elliott HE. A « 5644 Clayton EH. E..S. .. 6186 Temporary Secondary Assistants .......... 6294, 6391 te 
Ross Fs 057. vs bar hi z Fifth Instructor «2.0.2.6 Ff Bae eee SER C298 RE er 

Appointments— Y Sixth WAERStRUCTOR Hie Sic cue em ev eioanie pote ga letgis oats otal 6293 a 
Clerks and Junior Clerks .. 5783, 6000, 6184, 6293, 6389 Seventh instr iets jac > 0s phen ae 
Assistant Hxperimentalist .........000+- sehes +5. 0048 Clerks and Junior Clerks .....--+ +4 + 5556, 6089, 6184 
GAT CCHEL ya Dewar piise hen oe ict ek fod SBaEEy SA Pets 6184 Lecturer in Physical Culture .....-++. AT eho 2 5089s” 
HORCIROD Wists cist ates Sua ate Banik aie -- 6090, 6543 pybenige ca ene te Aen: Nei AES NH east GPa aig 
Harm: Managers; ssaaececes & cuiae c eeu = fies eel Head Teachers of Electrical Meehanics, ies , BS; 6184 
Veterinary Pathologist ............... eke re W001 Teacher of Art, &¢. .. 5556, 5981, 6184, 6295, 6891, 6892 

Confirmation of eupdintaeet Of ; Pr incipal - en ee ee ee ee 63893 x 
Moodie A.W. S..,4eie. 0.0500 aie seer Oe one 6090 Emergency Under Secretary, &e. ..,.-+-+++++ Ra 
Hyde Denies. PA BUGS a's ic Suche s Gakt Ohe soe ok - 6090 Under Secretary ...+.+++-+e+es sere veterans OTOD 
mickey oR. aye tae De Cee ae ee 6184 ‘A TUAMGANLS Yue stews + She ieee Gap ee urine a Le 6089 ae 
Squire aM. J. MOS 8 Bake seen oe ... | 6184 Confirmation of appointment of— 

Fountain Hdith Jane Maude ........0.... sve 6889 Weachers. 00... ree ers ab 

PAI-MACKY We AEM n2 he oes OPA seater gates . 6389 Forsythe M. ...+..+.+ feeb ee ee ea ee ae. 

Wahy 0. (Po ote Bie Ont ie Nes eae ~~ 8770 MEO TE FIVER Pees a Gils coins Segre ep ess ae ke ub 

Prindley *C. C0, Se eee Va Fe ee 6770 Richmond:Anna Constatice 12.0... 56.02 am eue 

Gasey Agatha Mary 4 cess. 2 eee >> “6770 Coburn Sylvia Daphne ....-+..6++-..sseeees . 

ampey Gy Mets ueteper pee bh ae eee . 6770  Mrigg De Ae pee seen eee eee ees Anne yes 

Williamss Jo RP. id 2k LY Sesh Kass eee eee 6770 Mascord Bdna Evelyn ......... Pee 

Prewon sd. Wes ¢. oes oe come a eee eee 6770 Winning Je sees sees sence: eh an ael 

Dunkerley: Mabel ‘Thelma 1...) .)00cs.. 4056. . 6770 Starkey Irene Lucy May .......-.+0.++++: 

Macnamara Margaret Veronica ......... ie sue 6770 McClemens Mary Dorothy Arrabell ....-. 

"wettvan ilien Marearet Vi 8 Gil Pee 6770 ‘Resignation of Teachers .......+.- Fee gy oka So PO, 

Brodie Cecilia Grace Mary Macky ..........++ 6770 No et peteatly of services of Mr, and Mrs. Lennon 5557 
a yinifr LODO SSL Cee Bay wy sige 9 We 2 677 ransfers— 

ee hie ae ee AOS Cree ee Teachers ...... 5982, (090, 6185, 6186, 6295, 6544, 6545 

Mamilion ROT os | ete et eee ee 6837 Assistants. ..... 5982, 6091, 6185, 6186, 6295, 6544, 6545. 

Hxtension of probationary appointment of R. A, Hx-Students .... + 5983, 6091, a 6186, 6295, 6544, G545 

Pattanist coe kee oes oe Pees oe 6184, 6770 PUVRTSbYESSES 22 set Wave ntar tert! 5982, 6185, 6186, 6295, 6545 — . 
Attorney-General and of "Justice, Department of— Certain Positions at High $ Schools ..s.+.0- 6185, 6186 ne . 

Alteration of designation of W. 'T. White ........ 5556 First Assistants 5OS2, 6091, 6185, 6186, 6295, 6545 

Appointments— i Teachers of Needlework, Meret ate 59838, 6091, 6186 : 
Clerks and Acting Clerks of Petty Sessions 5556,5648 6296, Gd, 6546 Ori 

XN 5644,-5734, 5928, 5824, 5982, 6090,6184 Visiting Teachers, &¢. .............. 6091, 6186, 6546 _ a. 
6294, 6389, 6390, 65438, 6544, 6658, 6770 Junior Teachers co. aces tee "5983, 6186, 6296, 6546 0 

Registrars of Births, &c. (See ‘“Registrars.’’) ; Assistant) MASTOIS LG eccie dh wie 8 sie) Sr aurtaneseis © > 2 eyeseiedoned af ea 8 

Chamber Magistrates ..... Past Al eae ae . 6389 Assistant . Mistresses .....:...00ese-0 chsin he ante me - ‘ 

“erks and Junior Clerks—— ; FLO Te SUBEL oles floes eileen cal Be fe oun oe cn atts mee sG4 % 

_’ Crown, Solicitors Office 4.0.0.0... 6294, 6544, 6770 Permanent Secondary Assistants ....... roree GQUAE 9 
Petty Sessions, O1ices - 2. Wise oe es 6090, 6544 Temporary Secondary Assistants ....... aleiview O544' a 
Public Trust Office ....2......5 ets <1) 6770 Temporary Head Masters .....-.-- beeen atiper, GOBS Sap 2. 
Central Police Office ase et be ea ee . 6544 . Head Mistresges .....4-5--- eee eee eee eee eee 2 iy 
Ministerial Office ..... Bee ee: fi SN RRR: ak Ag 5556 eo ena seh ss sses Rosie bets, ose as fetta | aa 

Assistant Clerks of Petty Sessiions cts as 6389, 6544 ubjec SH ESS OS ire Pie a aikes Mak vai bitey ala cpa statas Lo: ate Se ioc forties 

Deputy Ticensing Magistrates ws sise DIB4, 6090, 6770 Cookery, Teathers 4 so sr eines eres "988, “091, 6186, one es 

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PB 
C Bae aden 5 ' in 
ives Department—Appointment of Superinten- 
is fen. eee a ot ot fs : Pa RAT pin Ye, UR "Hi83! 5823 
_ Forestry Commiss on—Con rina tion of ap rointment 
eo fot Gi Ty Rod; ger. P 


i 
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Lands, Department: of Phe: se 
‘Appointfhents— oy yo 


“Clerks and Junior Clerks. re + B64, 5789, 0080, 0453 


Confirmation of appointinent of W. B. Pater weet 
a Local Government, Department of —Appointment of 
& ) €lerks and Junior Clerks. whee ee dale ede Tees 6770 

Mines, “Department of >. ee : 































: ~ Appointments : Laid tts 
vias _ Warden’s Clerks, Mining Registrars, ee ne cH re ee 
ie a 6770, 6837 
3 if Chief Inspector. ee Ao Sl ean Mame ee Sp eee 6090 
es POOR A MEP’ SCA ee ey ee ek aE SE i (6658 
: "Navigation, Department of— at 
: _ Appointments— jie ee eg ine 
Clerks and Junior Clerks Cele’ Vaaihy dare vee 5644, Lone 
an _ Officer-in-Charge Sanne erase we aunt Veae 5733, 6183, 654: 
~- Deputy Superintendent, &. ........ Pe See ee ee 





_ Inspector of MotorsBoats .........4... le cate 
Collector and Receiver of Rates ........ Pats 
Confirmation ‘of appointment of 8. paucten ae eae 

Premier's, ‘Department of acne ea 


os ~ Appointment. Woh Cork se is i's Lae es nae sae ee | 665% 
_ Confirmation of appointment of ALG, Tadd ean 3 5981 
> Subic Service Board— — \ 
pete henie ues Perel ate hee } 
‘Clerks and Junior Clerks ne ares eae » vo0 0: 6184, 6770 
e -Shomiand-writers, &e. ae AVE es eee ae) 5828 
peane Works, Department of— bet 
_ Alteration of designation of aa ae Smith een 6770 
- Appointments— 
j Clerks and SULOm Clerks ad cc ee sb re pect OO 
a 5644, 5823, 6184, 6293, 6769, 6837 
. ‘Shorthand-writer and Typist .-.0sessseerees -,. 5556 
Vas renitertiral Drat tsa '> 4. Ais. vee <n ae or 5643 
> endings Senman ss 3 beet wee. See. Bea hares Lh 6769-— 
_ Cadet Drattsman=  .i5.. Pal te SNES ES ia eo ODDO, Ole 
- Senior Dredge Master ia ga a oan od Be Sv aveise chr OOLe 
Secretary. 2d ieee. See te Be Eee ead dear ee ol 6090 
___ Senior Draftsmen Mas eae ds eee Succes Bee ue . 6769 
Confirmation of appointment of— ; 
ibs DE CAn poi INGHIGH aid eeu dcerag ale siatatals oeloie oheaee s 6090 
Fs Byrnes: Muriel Hazel Alice oy. 6. vs end aed 6090 
= fmidinow Pyva Hannah 6020s eek sa aes ve 6184 
Registrar-General, Department qr ; 
Appointments+ ... 
Ee Clerks “and Junior Clerk&).eliyeccs . aonb yo 6184 
_ Shorthand-writers, &. .. Wont he howe bis ye en 5982 
ae Draftsman Z: iG r 6770 


ec ec 


ete Confirmation. of appointment of Phyllis Helen 
: ACCS is paw eig sees btw eagles 6 ec heres e o9 sce . 6544 


ie State Z Superannuation “Board—Appointment of 
ie. 2). Shorthand*writers, BC... 06. a eee ls Heike OS2e 
_ Stores Supply Department— ey ee 
Premios of Clerks and JI unior Glorks 8p ei 5981 
Confirmation of appointment. of. ‘Kathleen Stella 
e, Bd RRs oo eee oho Maks Aon MOE wees Hace 6543 
v “Taxation, Department of Appointnient of Clerks 
anid Junior? Olerksé 3s yidt eee. U5; 5644, 6548, 6657 
\sury The, Department eter. ee ep \ 
and Junior Clerks . eri Peed ah ae 34 5981; 6657 
ebeeeees EAI, §,/ RARDISL 


5981 


ne angie of pee 7. Chardoi . 5788 


wy i? o> > IA : } 
a Fa ee 24 


hens ‘IN DEX—(Ocromne 10. Deornies) 1922, Ry 


ee eta Oh Rt it — Ce Ue a Os eee eewe ese eee nne *, . 3 So 
_ Government. Printing Otfice— Vga be ae 
_ Appointments—) at chederis, Oe kt eae: 
_ Shorthand-writer, &e. a hal Vere Be pers 6543 
— Glerks and Junior Clones? aang dcr. chsh wet. CONT 
Heft onéeWtcher e.-Uayl M  har 6769 
/ Confirmation of appointment of J. Valentine . 6548 
Transfer of Lorna Beatrice Hales ............-. TTL 
“Labour. and Industry, Department of— i 
Appointment of Clerks and Junior Clerks ........ 5981 
Confir mation ea ane of— ee 
Grainger K. Re. Re Paar poche, Bh wea te cis Mes BOSS 
Harels Bagh 325.00 1ia De ARR ab pes 5981 


_ 6657, 6769, 6770- 

Dr Arn and Cadet ‘Diattsinen lb p6a4ae 6733, 67 a 
Crown Land Agents ...... 5733, 6089, 6183, 6293, 6770 

~ Conditional Purchase Inspectors wes epigels wie dye, | GOO 

_ Shorthand -writers, CSAs Sas siettieialoie Hate dersssies 6657 

Br ibst c@lerieie koro. Cas: ey seeersssessee 6770 

- Emergency Crown Land. anh! Haddie w ecetia cs cae OLS 

Relieving Crown Land Agent oleaeenetnecsns mw OLS 

“Acting Chief Clerk’ 26h 36.22%. 2. 2 See maw ereiae O00 & 

Chief Lithographer ..........,4.. tees anaes Sas et OT G9 

Emergency Surveyor-Generak BRS etates oie a Be eo GS3T 

DULVEVOL-GOnened | Peaioc tes Lunia be ae eos 6827 


QUARTER Sessions Courts. 


_ RABBIT- PROOF Fences, &e, 













PROD SH heer ke cr est Ec aet My ia 
ays a we Mae! & to 
HS) BAL eas 
aes Com te, 3 
78 y ; 
bs SOR i oo debe 
Rae 
Y u XX1 k 
<<, er a afew : ates Bape niey * N : Pago 
Public Sebuied Act--cohavned. \ ‘ 
Regulations under— es 
Nos. 295 to 307 relating to Dredge Service ...... 6443 © 
No, 119 rélating to Promotion of. Officers—Grade 
Tests retbees stents. <i <ltalanatmeae ote: 64 Cai ors, af ae cis ht hae ~ 6558 
Regulations under, repealed, &, sei tie wr A cha 6443, GddS 
 Retirements— : 
‘Under provisions of — eae? 
Bloomfield Te Boards Pia iin , , 6187 
é BW SS Sh Make, a ce 5556 Lowe, Ry ©... 2a... GISTs 
- Roseby H. E. ...) 5556 Dror Ay Hee ae 6187 
Bracken A. E;... 5556. Fletcher T. A. 6187 
Barton .R. W..... 5556 Neal G. To). 0.% 6187. 
aid Rooney Eliza 9007 er Briggs \W.; En .3.!,. 6187 
‘ Dims: Ebr mies Wand 5645 Tingcombe G. ...... 6296 
_ Gore Frances , / Saunders. J. )...... 6302 
. RM eG, uesaete ots Bot .ur Perkins. deve ste iadcs 6392 
. , Williams — Eliza- » «Bardsley *QV. ..)... 6392 
BER beth ee 5645 Walshe eer 8.e 6392 
ii Fripp Sarah™ 6645. Mitchell W. tH ve 6892 
a thu Ae Fy Bei) 5646 er Binky Were 6392 
Laird Mary ih 5734 Hawkins Sarah 
Blackmore’ ©. J. : BEING fee coats scer, 6392 
AB OAS ae §824 Wise Wena ae a » t 6392 
Bi boy ibe spaces 5824 Elliott Christina... 6392 
Groves G. ....... 5824 Hancox Edith ...... 6392 * 
Moraim J. oVissec noes POPE aoray (GHP ete 6392 
_ Goodfellow E.... 5983 Ranken W. H. ©. 6947 
“Cumming BW.) 5983°0") Hellyer, Av By 20.5 6947 
‘Brown, J. 42.03.08. . 5988 Hioyd) J e2 Ve :3, vs 6947 
Meddows F W. 5983 Brakelk: Ra Pte. 6947 
Barnet TP. i..c8 59833, e6Griffime Ba Wi cules 6947 
Philip Elizabeth 5983 Hassall J. Ey ...... 6655 
. Favell Bertha Rushforth: W. J. 6658 
Mis tort apes 72.5 5983 Reid) Sarah. ya... 6658 
Bloods Wis etc 5983. Swhindsay «Bo siohc8. 6658 
Griffiths Louisa © 5983 Mulholland J....... 6658 
LintvongeAce ss.) |: 5983 ‘Kennedy J.T... 6658 
Waseys PE Nieto 5983 WV teks We desea coe 6658 
; Burnell S. C.:.. 5983 Coutie W. H. 6771 
~.. Buckeridge | Se i Hornsby. A. W.-... 6771 
BRIE Gh San seine peepee less) Nicholls. Bes Jai... O@ed 
Saunders W. 6091, Morrison A. G, L. 677 
Hyde*J2 bss 6091 Lawler W. W. ... 6837 
Carver EK, J. 6091 Taylor . Elizabeth 6837 
James G, A. 6091 PPuGlge: Soros citi 6838 
: domes P22 cs. Goon YF a. dndedy, | By id es 6838 
Public Service Board, Office of. (See “Public Service 
a) Act’) 
-Public Watering’ Places, “(Sea ‘“Watering-places, 
Public”; “Local Government Act.”) | 
-Publc Wharves declared, &¢c, (See “Local Govern- 
ie ment Act.”)— 
Public Works, Department of. (See “Public Service 
j Act.”).” ¥ 
ae Works Act— , Wa 
fication of land under for public highways, &e..0. 5488 
5996, 6£52, 6787, 6788 


5489, 5657, 5751, 5895, 

Notffieation under, respecting Resolution passed by 
Legislative Assembly relating to— 

- Construction of line of Tramway from Under- 


Cher LOM MONOS TH EELIbW ta Ue Rites eaten tates Sus, ae 6559 
Water Supply and System of Sewerage for 7 
Municipality of Armidale ..........s+eecees 6559 
Resumption of Jand under. (See ‘Resumption of 
Land.’’) 
Pugh J. F.—Appointed Junior Clerk, State Children 


Relief Branch, Department of Education .... 6184 
(See “Courts.”’) eo 
Queensland, State of. (See “Stock Act’; “Pastures 
' Protection Act.’) 
Quelch Ina gusudety Retenacion of, from Public Ser- 
vice 
Quilbone Gece Water Tr ust. 


Quilter J. F. 
aN Court, Jimee 


RR 


- (See “Pastures Protec: * 


ool ies oo 6 e+ Hele wo hase 6 os ob Fe Gere 6 + W4 o ¥ “ 


(See “Water Act.”) 
Appointed Member of 





tion Act.’’) 
Railway Serv < Superannuation Board—Election, &., 
J. Skelton, M. Kelly, and A. G, P, 


of W. : 
Paull Pe Mombers) of si a... Cele een Te ay ASG 
Railways and Tramways Appeals Board—Notification 
respecting— { 
Election to be held for Members and Deputy Mem- wie. 
Howe Git oe Ge, ie Pad CE eR Hee FOOT 
Election, &¢c., of Members and Deputy “Members Of. . -, 6661 
Lye on hess -t ‘ ie 














































. we Pax) i a me 
‘ f b ytae a Ar : S ‘ 


Railways. (See also | ‘Public W orks Met, a 


* ; : ae 5899, 5996, Saeki 6688 
’ By- laws—* ab ne 
a ance 3 Vit AS Empty Return Lime Bags ie, See RAO 
te ‘No. 622, Special Nxcursion and Gheap Excuye 3? 
2 ‘sion. SUITES FE GCs ons sain ey "EAN open OOo 
RLM. Xo, 619, Charges for the use of Departmental a 
tse he pelea Sa EM PETA LITER MeO bok lye ay aia dc ob USO S 5569 
or 7 No. 628, Rates for Gr ude. Or es, Concentrates, ‘ 
: chee Py rites-tailings, Copper Matte, &c. ...... CSAS Od 
: Re: No. 620, Amendment ‘to Rules Nos. 55, 150, Lol, 
re eos Pe Mig, 188, 174 ARS. BOR BIO: Sdn. 247, and 248 5997 
: P No. 624, Rates for Milk Curd, Casein, and Case- pies 
PAS LAMA Saas MS te oa SS ANU G UE AS thy MR AL ide Ug OYE ha) 
~ Notice of confirmation of Plan and Book of Refer- By: 
re yee ence respecting — ee ea 
ae . y BowenfelM to: Diwapd fv .os0 ee os be oe hee ele Gale FDO ED 
3) ' Coonabarabran to Burren sabia (rs eek Le cee Boa: 

“Notification respecting acceptance of sleepers S at. cer- ‘i 
a bain allway States oe Week tek ou a OO 

Opening, &c., of— : evs c 

Wey Canow indra to Bugowra ivlssci.. cs. 2). hen > Por OR 
‘os. Barmedman to Ranken’s Springs ..... Rts ioe oe he 7 
/* Resumption of Land for. (See “Resuniption of 2 
al Land,””) J 8 é 
. Tenders, (See “Denders. iM) fi 
‘Rainsford SW t.—Resignation of, fr om, Public Ser- porte 
5 BP WAGE a ake ie gtr cel ck Pr ce Gen aor, Ceagube an Stadia she 5645 
“Ralston A. G.- ~Appointed to act as Judge, Supreme a eee | 
BOYER atch Nad PRCT eee PRE ded 1 joeup er oa Nana Sa .  bT44 
Raiston's Settlement. Purchase “Are a—Notifics ition ee 
PASPOCHTRON ry und ae oe See eel ee aes: SOOT 
Rand—Proc laiming, &c., of, as a va Weare, Sree ieee is »° BD04 
Ranken A PA BO) __Revyeubnut of, from Public Service 6947 
“ Ranken's’ Springs Railway. | (See “Rai hyacys.”’ ) 
Rankine’s Settlement Purchase Are ea-—Notification re- 

‘ Spectim se | Ske aey ts ie ae i eke a UTE R TED ea ers ION ELE 
ores for Silvers oe 4 Bel Cas be Wie APES ES ay AeA “Oto 
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers’ Association of: | 

ONS. WV olintary W inding-up - Oke MGCin hk s elaine DOS t 
Real Estate Auctioneers’ Exchange (Ltd. )—Voluntary : 
Winding-up. of, &e aes ATA RS a HOT ora Whe A 16 
Real Property Act— : US aki ie 
Application under ..... 2. D490, 5568, a654, STAG: ‘Rios 8003 | 
He ; 6105, 6222, 6322, 64! Bh, € 62, 6683 
Notice oft foreclosure under ......5..3.5 ta 5800,° 6503,, 
Notice of intended issue of Provisional Certificates td 
OF ithe hoy & Brac RARER ISTe ahew athe SG ey Oh oy DUE aoe 
a806, 6065, 6162, 6269, 6363, 6508, 6620, 67382 © 


Notice of intended tegistration of discharge: of | 
mortgage without production of duplicate’ of — 


Applications. dnvited for positions m j........ hae 





vee 


5570 


mortgage .... 5541, 5621, 5715, 5800, G65, 6269, 6503 


’ Notice of intended registration of notice. of ‘death 


and discharges of. mortgages without produc-y. 


Oe tion*of duplicates of mortgages 22.0.0... 
Notice of intended registration of transmission ap- 
ak DUCA THOSE Sele Rare Piara sevetere tech Giese Bate uses eet 
Notice of intended registration of surrender of lease 
without production of duplicate of lease .... 


6162 


6732 | 


Surveyors: licensed under ..-..0....4% sk Bowevs OLS, COVG 


“Reclamation and purchase of land, (See “Land.”) 


Redburn G. L.—Appomted Ofticer-in-Charge under — 


Harbour and Tonnage Rates Act,. Clarence 


River, (GG> 0 se AAR 4 heey A s-alete-s.0)'s )OOGd, BRAS 


Redfern KY 3 JA ppointed Lecturer in Physical. Culture 
; Ga chers’\COleget: iter bi pe tes eects ae SERS 
eed Park, Dapto—By-ws Lorc'srin 3 view eee tw 6 | 
Reedy Swamp—Commoners poundaries at f......... 
Registrar-General, Department yi ae Sublig 
Service Act.”) 


Registrars of Courts of Review appeinted under Land | 


6089 | 


6022 
6670 


and Income Tax Assessment Act. (See . 


7 oe “Band and: Income Lax Assessment Act.”) 

Registrars, Electoral. (See “Parliamentary Hlec- 
ae oes | : '~torates and Elections Act.’’) + 
“Registrars, Miming. . (See “Mining Registrars, ie 


Registrars and Assistant registrars of Births, 


Deaths, and Marriages appointed for certain 


TOA SERIES WS Gh avec aiestie eps 5484, 5556, 5565, 5643, 5644 
; 5T34, 5823, 5824, 5982, 6090, 6096, 6184, 6196 
6204, 6389, 6390, 6438, 65438, 6544, 6658, an 


fay Registrars iu Baukruptey appointed at certain places, We 
Sh ta 5643, 5734: 5823) 5824, 5982, 6090, G184 
eG » 6294, 6889, 6890, 6548, 6544, 6658,/ 6770 | 


pee Ee Registrars and Assistants Registrars of District Courts® 


_ appointed at certain places .... Re Oe ees Cy 


stk a : Brands. Acts “Stock Act.”) 





Uitbonms 5734 
a8 Hix $8 5823, 5982, 6090; 6294, 6389, 6548, 6544 - 
Sica & Registrars of Brands, (See “ Registration of Stock 


; i Rouiseen ete notice in matter Of ise i 


- Everingham Minily: ve iba’ 


Regis stration of Stock - Brands "as Reeinise “and 


* 


Regulations—' ys 14 names gee 














Brepnan J. ¢, D, Collins .......6.4 
( DorntaAs Thy Re, Moore 2.43%) 


.Gaudry BL v. Carter 1.7.0... Hye 
Hines Ei Bev W. A’ Aces Sag 
-Meldrum J. LP. v. b.:-J. Willianis rete ee 
Meppem W. H. GC. v. D. ke Bridge . Je eee 
Wolper A. vo. R. Hawkins coc Me ern 


. _ Deputy RBS Hr Ais of Brands sbvnawedl: tue : 
ne, TOTES hey. \sio'g bk shag screen ea ee 4 alee ewan Male acs tala ¢ 
Regul Generales Meer etc ca Pandy 





Cop 


“Ander 45 he SPY wai aa 





Agricultural Seeds Act. (See “agricuttural Seeds 
UNCED: eo hoe He 
puree usb irpanueent Servien aa (See Ambu- vee 
f lance. Transport Service Act.?) eh a eae 


Architects Act, (Bee: “Architects: Act”) f “sae 

Conveyancing Act. (See “Conveyancing Act. 6G ees 

Finance Taxation Management~ <Act. _ (See™ 
“Finance Taxation Management Act.”) 

Fire Brigades Act. (See “Fire Brigades Act. ay 








' Fisheries Act. (See “‘Wisheries Act, ) oe 
Forestry Act. (See “Borestry Act.) — Poe etl 
Irrigation Act. (See “Irrigation Act. ny bak te oat 
Liquor Act, (See “Liquor Act.”) rte oe 


Metropolitan Water an Sewerage. Acts. (See 
wa “Metropolitan Watet and Sewerage Acts.”) 
Navigation Act. (See “Navigation Act.”) —.. Ma 
Pastures Protection Act. (See “Rastires, Protec: > 
tion Act.”) yeaa 
~ Public Health Act. (See “Public Health Act, . aig 
Public Service Act. (See “Public Service Act. Listy 
Second-hand Dealers and Collectors Act. (See 
“Second-hand Dealers and Collectors Act.) — 
. Theatres and Public Halls Act. (See “Theatres — 
and Public Halls Act.) Tihs Sees bai Ni tlh 
Wentworth Irrigation Act. > (See “Wentworth 
¥: Irrigation Act.) => 
Oura—For management of Recreation Reserve No. 
4 Hol sates. AONE pn EM EINGR ea cp yeep rE ray a 
Scott’s Head—For ianha&ement of Reserve for Public 
‘Reerestion eter. < S06 hs oS ammaery cae yay alate 
Emerald Hill—For management of Reserve ‘No. 
‘51,881 for Public Hall pies g 
For the Receipt and Coimage of ‘Gold ~ "ae ‘Sydney © 
Branch of. Royal Mint | Fteetes er eese ree eee 
Thuddungra—F¢ or Recreation Gr ound at lote eee eee ee 
_ Bundanoon—For Recreation Reserves, Bes. bes A 


‘Reid 'R. & Co. - - (Tad. oD, J. Chatnods— Notive 
oF SCALE OP (OL. tisataee how aiars a emis Renee Renda 
Reid stad aywrcrient: of, from Publie Service ..., 16 
Renner’s Settlement Pare Area—Notification re ay 
SHEcUne ¢ Prt tese etter eee en eens seen eee e es 
Reseryes— Ee tiie 
From Conditional Sale within Gold-ielas, 
; “Gold-fields.” ) 
From alienation for. mining, &e, 
“e Acts?) 
From Sale and Lease. (See “Land”; a “Leases, 23) 
~ From License. (See “Leases”; also “Land.”)— 
‘From Leases. (See “Leases.” ) ‘ 
From occupation under Miner's Right or Business Nag 
* License.’ (See,‘‘Land’ ; “Mining Act, 1906.2}. . 
Residential Districts. (See “Local Government Act.) ; 
Residential Paget (See “Leases.” ) = 
Restaurant, &¢.. Employ ees, &e. ree “indusivial Aa 
tration Act.”). Se 


Resumption of land— 
For Roads. (See “Roads.”) ek 
For Public School Sites Bh con taie. Diaces NASER 





ese," otwrah: 

















(See 






































Paleo 
‘Local ores Act, 


“(500 “Loca Gov 
, Act, i 


Cantenbine eae Bei nions and Ba , 
tricts—F x) construction: of syst 






Bowral—For ‘scheme of water 
cipality of- sihateacahee 
Model Tarm road-——F or additio 
pO Gaiman, nib) eto seers 
Junee—For scheme of water | 


a , ‘of e 
4 ce ceca 





aw c8 ie 4 









































































fs ee. 
in v " f a 
‘ 7 ane Stet) fs, 
. (ero Akt SSE re 
is pine Pang | Vh Me 3 up , Me aS 
of Tan ontinued. Main’ ‘ iets Roads—continned. Be Socias e i Pere 
‘y dney—Vor construction of an Aeaation to ._—«|.-—s Surrender of part of road permit. ..... JO. pte sae . 6694 
i PPOSO SSA ANE diy cpilels wwedtiekas sas), GLOL fo py eres of land from certain holdings for ...... 5680- 
‘ater ‘Suppl Amplification . weet 6221. ft, ) 5606, 5705, 5786, 5035, 5936, 6050,6146 
‘ia Works—For | freee teh ‘ie. ah MA Kigtee 6309 fee 6256: "6260, 63854, G489,. 6490, 6608, uy 724 
protection’ 0 the pestiy of the water Roberts V 1  irenhiiatton of Aad ripe of, under Public pe 
Bie ta He es AMIGA Alea veg ye a 6810 Ney MORE e kleee ath i on, oli ee a r2h 
- For construction of line of rail Robertson A, W-—Appointed to et as Assistant Re- tl 
Pet ween oo 0 aaa ee wear akin Ras 6484, fe ‘ gistrar of Births,’ Deaths, and Marriages, © | 
For construct ‘of system of Seyrerage . a4 EGAN a UR oN ace Wa ted 1 ws 5484 
funicipalit ; .i.... 6668 | Robertson H. 8.—In matter of alleged claim. | against ¢ 
rn Suburbs Sydney—Por constriction OLo hos 4 Po then Grover niet. by stes be Ol Beek 2 ee Beer! © 680T 
; ( “age with ocean, outfall for. atte | Roekchoppers, &c. (See “Industrial Arbitration i igs 
66 ; : ete? be eh 
ision of frufitic: offices at ..-, 6669 | Rolin His Worn Judge-—Appointed to act as a District Sie i 
Creel oF OE constriction of bridge over .... . 6669 | ys CAE Lad URE a ag aie > gino el ye Wa Rk tis 6435 
r and Fish River—For proyiston of refuge Roofing Vile Makers. (See he oe dhubet Arbitration 
Oos siding between’ os. csi.. e sees eee teenies 6173 Act.’’) 
Retu ned Soldiers’ Holdings. (See “Rand. Ka on : Rooney G. J. — Appointed to ne as O.P.S., &e., Blayney, 
eturns of Income. (See * mcome | Tax Management 13 UU Seg a er Pee bm teak Vet 5644, 6018, 6294, 6600 
Act, 1912, aes Ne Rooney Eliza—Retirement of, from Public Service ... Cet 
: of dedication of Pee as “(See “Land. ny “Roseby. H. B.—Retirement of, from Public Service ., 5556 
vocation of notification of tracts or areas not av ail- Rosenthal Sir C.—Appointed Member of Public Monu- 
able, &c, (See “Land.”) ee thentsiAdvisory Boar bey feud eens os £ 5094 
paras of. reserves under tik) Att, 1906. Mi sed Ross Christina—Kquity notice relating to Trusts of 
|. “Mining Act, 1906.) TLL E Getic sco nantes eke gk kaa A No a esa Lie aid 6274 


Ross Ky D.—Appointed to act_as Assistant Registrar 
of Births, Deaths, and Marriages, Boomi .. 6458 | 
-| Rowbotham I, J.—Appointed Member of Licensing ; 
Court Guilcongd as ay sive Ve) Bor ema 6668 
Royal Commission— 
a PRO Et &e., of— - 
Bevan His Honor W. as a, to inquire whether the 


eve ations, ote. reserves from Lednali tional sale, &e, 
Le “Lan ”; “Leases”: also “Mining Act.) | ; 
Revocation | ea reserves, from conditional sale, &¢, 
“¢ See ee Pa “Gold, Geddes x “Land. o 











een) 





vill j ea i to apiiitigisice “fen. Br 


Campbell The Hon. J. te as a, to inquire whether 
the Manly Gas’ Co. (Ltd.) should be added to 
Schedule One touGas Acts &Gi n.d ey cee ae 6196 


ce th Ye State by. means: of dyna- gee Grenfell Gas Co, (Ltd.) should be added to |. | 

EROS pit 5568 ; Schedule One to Gas Act, GG ik bey ee 5483 
7 P be Lost, stolen, 2 ae Certain persons as a, in relation to Lunacy Ad- i 
certain places. et, 5812, AICTE ALON: pinta comets allo aaah gible ay aldara & 6677 





sees 5895 
eas 5305 | Royal Mint— 
Sie sediate : ; 5805 Sal NaN for the Receipt and Coinage of Gold } 
eX ae eee ts peat ee rare | eae Sydney: Branch Of cons cee Aa sde dle seg ees os 6008 
+ aa i Be d bs Notice respecting the taking effect of Regulations for 
: ae es Hill . Be. EAE - the Receipt and C ioinage of Gold at Sydney 
Murray: River 5 ee 6450 Taney Oe lk ae Maes See Vy ap aed Us 8 6308 


Rudge O. B.-—Appointed to act as Assistant Registrar 

of Births, Deaths. and Marriages, Bowraville §495 
Rules. (See “Police Regulation Act? “Police Regula- 

tion (Superannuation) Act.) 

Rumble and Kilminster (itd. )— 


y compartment at Hay... 6678. | 
ated at Spring Creek, 


we aa a Ste sen owe ae 


















































5995 





Notice to creditots Of . 6.0.6. eee cee eee en ees 5948 
Voluntary winding- “up BOOMER, Cand Takse oe Sate 6066 
Rummery R. , Crown Land 
‘Agent’s Office, Casine Tee ee pode sta wet kage gate 6089 
Rushforth W. J.—Retirement of, from Public Ser- 
VIC s heed ah Ag DGS ER RE AG AS CP ve ee a 6658 
Russell’s (2) Settlement Purchase Area—Notification e 
PESPCehI fehl ache ieee es eed 6804 


Ryan ‘BE. G.— Resignation of, from publi¢ Service 2... 5734 








and panenete’’ a & @528 3 5603, 5106 fs © EDRs, ere ae S 
{ ; ae, 28 B. Obs = 667. aypye hitratior 
pproval of ne ah ‘i ae (oat Oese. SAILMAKERS, -&e, (See “Industrial Arbitration apse 
5 Se ae ; P i Aan y ae a 
roposed closing, of ere 5509, 5529, 5532 Clerk. Department of 
CO cere atte ae a rare wise | eS ReeHRID JT ee eos on 


787, 5911, 5933, 5938, nn 6048, (123, 6147 
149, 6236, 6257, 6260, 6332, 6354, 6470, 6488 

Ue 603, 6008, 6604, 6721, 6724, 30505 
roposed to be declared to be public 5529, 5532 
BSS, 5605, 5606, 5675, 5702, 5705, 5786, 5787 


Sales of Land. (See “hand.”) 

Sales A. W.-—Appointed to act as Assistant Registrar | ‘a 
; - of Births, Deaths, and Marriages, Wollombi. 6086 
Salmon. (See “Moxon & Co. (Sydney) Ltd”) 

San Remo Settlement Purchase Area——Notific ation aa 











pp eae G48, Che ay’ 6149 POBPECHI BR 15 sale tes Roe eee er nies Foes 6715 
8 ae wen, sie we ee, ie: ae i Sanctuaries. (See avg and Animals Protection 
ie 705. 5786, iket,) 2 5 
2 5, i os ae oe tae Sandon Gold-field. (See “Gold- fields.” ) 
as ” 6490, 6603, 6721 ~ Sangster A—Appointed Deputy Superintendent, &Os Hat 
s587, SIGS Al Port of Neweastle ..o6 yg. eee Ores Phlake 0% a 
ae - 5597 | Sanitary Inspectors. (See “Public Health Act.”) h ve 
: if ee. Me Saturley Dulce Tleene—Appointed Clerk, pee nt hs 
a, 704, 5 5789, 5935 as na Gi Mduention: (ake di. coo% oases oe Ra Beat - * 508 
5T ” GAS7. 6601, 67 2 a ‘Saul L. R.—Appointed Crown Land Agent, vi io, ad a 
ce ae median og Foon ‘Drie Rervice «.. 6802 
’ Saunders J.—Retirement of, {rol vane 0898 
se ba se a cat » Saunders W. Retirement from Public Service -. oes) GO091 
‘for’ | a i DaOa, 5605, 5702. | Sawmillers, &e. » (See te a maa Act.”). 
: H 538 6048, 7 | Scavenging Areas. (See “Shires | e 
j ise oe 6606, ek eee Scobie J. B. Appointed ©.P.S:, &¢., ‘Albury « i Re 6117» 
4 " B986, 6050 - Rcott’s Head—Regulations for management 0 een 
: 489, ” 608, 6721. Bhi aah serve for Public Recre eation at. have sheet | & 
ee bs . | Scrub Leases. — ee “Leases! "ye Pte ore ho <i 











xxiv 


Seabam ee (Lid.)—Voluntary winding-up of, 
OCH ated aeernn Lo aee Me Sie so ave Tkrb. ele nee OI hase Oe 

Sebastopol. Jewnee, and Eurongilly Gold-field. (See 
“Gold-fields.” ) 

Second-hand Dealers and Collectors Act— 


Licenses cancelled and issued under’.......2.. 5663, 6111 
Regulations under, repealed, &C. ........ cc cee dee ee 6308 

Seddon H. R. —— Appointed Veterinary Pathologist, Glen- 
field Veterinary Experiment Farm ......... — 6657 


Senators jfor the State of New South Wales of the 
Parliament of the ( ommonwealth—Notice re~ 
specting HleGhiOn, OF 425 tees See oo ete eee 

Settlement, Leases. (See “Leases,’’) 

Settlement Purchase Areas. (See “Land.”) 

Shaw H. G.—Appointed Stipendiary Magistrate, &c. 

Shearers’ Accommodation Act—Inspectors appointed 
under 


Ce i re | 


Sheehy, Honora A. M.—Retirement of, from Public 
NOL VICE WA uel s Riven eis Wee RU meme Gotan alerted 
Sheep Brands and Marks—Recorded by Inspectors of 
PNECD FSS ie ss 6 shai ws he ae he 


_Sheet-metal Workers and Canister-makers. (See “In- 
dustrial Arbitration Act.’) 


Shepherd G. S.—Appointed Licensing Magistrate, &c., 


DUDES? Hse, AG ce Ree oleae ee SS > 
Sheriff’s notice in matter of— 
Bahood 2Ne ak Pa dec Ow ney. cea, ta). ce ak eee He 
Mayne. 9.0 id. WeMayne (V5: le ey Oa ae 
Moxon “& Co. ¢Sydnéy), v7. Salmon 22 er 22 as 
Watson wi! C./Mobayedss sos 7 lee ee ae 


Ship Carpenters and Joiners, 
tration. Act.’’) 
Shires, (See also “Local Government Act.’’) 
Appointments, &¢., of— 


(See ‘Industrial Arbi- 


Impounding Officers Bi SRA ee eer at co TD wa 6628, 
LNSPCClLOPSE Mis oS ee 5544, 5624, 5950, 6165, 6271, 
Poundkeepers > aeiecaen, lela i ee oe ke we 
Presidents ‘ {eicig! Seer ok, PL ae bee eee ene 6506 
Naming, &¢c.; of Streets, Se) within <2 7.80214 
Notice to persons respecting sale, &c., of certain 
land within certain Shires -............ . oo44, 


Notice of proposal by Council of Shire of— | 
Byron to raise a special loan of one thousand 
pounds 


Dos fog ise wise ketal ip écie ye (AUD iE pier a. Kaito heseh eerie ta lorie Be 
Coolamon to raise a special loan of seven thou- 
€ SAN \POWNGS f-. 7 Vivdeis< Aa ssiae oes emilee soe eee 
Dorrigo to borrow. two thousand five hundred 
OUIMUS ee Bark 5 eet ethos, sake GR Naa ee RIP eee, ae 


Ll Ku-ring-gai to raise a special loan of two. thou- 
sand one hundred and forty-five pounds .. 


Biot Kyogle to borrow two thousand five hundred 
i POMBE S SHCA aw Wns oats ae aaa Se ee ara Ris 
Peel to borrow tw enty thousand pounds. -....... 
Votification— 
Respecting public gates w ithin’ 8 eee 5d44, 
6 OTL, 5718, 5804, 5805, 6068, 
og 6165, 6506, 6623, 6734, 


Respecting erection of buildings within certain .. 





Plants and animals declared to be noxious within 5717 
5804, 6068, 6271, 6866, 6624, 6734 
Public Pounds established, &e., within whe Mees 6271, 6735 
Scavenging Areas, &@:, within J tei... 65. 5117, 6734 
Street lighting local rate for Villages within certain .. 6069 
. Shop Assistants, &e. (See “Industrial Arbitration 
A€CE:/2) 
Sijver——Rate ) forigi dic iih ae ask vito Bree eg oe ies sae ees Geet 20 Coe 
Simonsen and Glad (Ltd. )—Voluntary’ winding-up of. 
MOOSE RE Me ES oe, Jaen eo Oa al, ec 6505, 6630 - 
Simpson W. G.—Appointed Deputy Licensing Magis- 4 
trate, RMichniond *Riversii. veces kes. GER ieee: OAD 
Sims H.—Retirement of; from Public Servi ICO Wh ss gee of ORD 
Singleton—Appointtd to act as Warden's Clerk, &.,  —~ 
W = baK pets Crys Nea. PN Nomi Oe Cos tar'g CURA al ap Lae 5498 
Skelton W. P. J.—Blected Member of Railw ay Service 
Siperanwmiation) Boards ves vietlate bis ss Bae ee ee TAS 
Skilton H. T.—Appointed C.P.S., &¢c., East Maitland 65438 
Skilton R. W. N.—Appointed® to act as Officer autho- 
rised to issue Miners’ Rights, &¢., Gilgandra 5498 
Slater A. M.—Appointed Junior Clerk, Office of Public 
Ser viGET ABOUT Wikies W's te BAC Re oe aes 6184 


Slaughter-houses—Inspectors of, es for certain 
ee Distri¢ts 23% ©; S624, 6165, 1627 
_ Small Debts Recovery ( Atiebainch is ee 1922—Pro- 
clamation ordering that proceedings ¢om- 
menced or had under the Small Debts Re- 
eovery Act, 1912, at the Court of Petty Ses- 
sions holden at the Water Police Office. Minmi, 


Lambton, and .Waratah, may be continued, 
executed, and enforced against all persons! 


liable thereto in the Court of Petty Sessions 
holden at the Central Police Office, Wallsend, 
Wallsend and Plattsburg, and Neweastle re- 
spertively beeen 


eee ewer ewer nes ereeee 


0565, 5654, 5473, 6307, 


5482, 


6624 % 


6735 
6271 


; 6603 


6735 
6366 


5624 
6069 
6164 
6069 


6067 


D624 


5623 - 


6069 
6735 
6366 


6453, 6506, 6684, BIRR 


5562 








Steel Works Employees &c. (See “Industrial Arbitra- 
tion Act.’’) 


Steele W. & Co. (Ltd.)—General Meeting of Members 





a eee 
Page 

Small T. R.—Appointed to act as Bailiff,’ Warden's 
Court, Glen ae Be Shs Page Ras Bek aeE a 5760 

Smith & Wade (CEI): SaeeR ae Charnock—_Notiee in 
MOR CLEI OL, nie zoe tut alan: op Fie wists ee tenel Crees 5807, 6624. 

Smith Db. T. R.—Appointed Government Medical Be 
Officer,-Bog@alrit |....\.7, eee eo, cele teen ee 2 OTT 

Smith EB. J. —Appointed CES IGE, Warrenv. 2a. 6090, 6183 

Smith 5 M.—Appointed ‘Teacher of Art, &¢,, Depart- é 
mentso£ Public Instructionicy. shee sss pee ODO 

Smith “H::G, (Ltd. )—General Meeting of Members — , 

ae As SNE Ne a ea pT aR rar eda ae KAN ds: CNS 5948: 

Smith R. “Appointed Junior Clerk, Crown. Solici- 
aoe OME RE Ee he oie oe oe oy >, SAR ois DOS Hee 6544 

Smith S. H.—Appointed Under Secretary and Director 
OL -HAUCAHON ooh ces clay Sie schlae ena aie ay ate ie 6769 

Smith’s (10) Settlement Purchase Are ~a—Notification 
respecting ..... Be GSR ones sod re ea igh OT1L 

Soap and Candle Makers, (See “Industrial dehitts: 
tion Act.” ) 

Soldiers’ Group Purchases. (See “Land,”) 

South Australia, State of. (See ‘Pastures Pe OLEC OM 
Act,” 

Southern Hétels (Ltd. )—General Meeting of at chillers 
Of FREE cae ta ee Sa oe LOR Rares Noreen ae eS 5947 

Spare W. H. Services ‘of, ‘dispensed with under Public 
ServiceAct {4.2 v. vee cea ee Pee Ae EN Sate 6771 

Special Areas—Revocation Of OLEPALLLOl 2 biel woe 5611 

: 5943, 6058, 6397, 6729 

Special Leads (See iiehises.?) 

Special Deposits (Industrial Undertakings Acts) — 
Proclamation respecting provisions of, ceasing 
~te-apply to State Bakery |. sswsaas sees 05 ooh 903 

apa BH. R Appointed Junior Clerk, Returned Sol- 

- diers’ Settlement Branch, Department of 
Bras see tia oaeeeeah ea Blase Spe Ree, es Fee ne oe 6657 
Starrett H. P*Notifieation respecting rocbeninng of, e 
ea ‘as Consul for United States of America at - 
B  SVANGY Mal ele ts be hoe ee et ge nS 5658, 6807 

State Bakery. (See “Special Deposits (Industrial | 
Undertakings) Acts.’’) 7 eR 

State Forests. (See “Forestry Act.’’) ; ee 

State Officers called as W itnesses—Notice Fespecting” 
payment of .eXPenses: 10%. 4 tes nots 5 ote wees GOOD 

State Superannuation Board. (See “Public Service de er ae 
Act.’’) oe ay 

Steel R. C.—Appointed C.P.S.,. Millthorpé Brie ie hs Bee 


61 
OL RTRs Se RBG RS tate sore ma EMDR ot spheres othy sh és 


Stevens H. G—Resignation of, from Pubher Service es 


Stewart R. M.—Appointed to act as C.P. &., &e., 
OUWITINCT Fok hei ee seen Mee tee ewes 
Stilwell A. H. repaid CAPS V&C., Molong” MSE 


6183, 
Stock Act—Extension of proclamation of Tth April, - 


1916, for further period of six months re- — 


specting the introduction of stock, kes from. 





eg 


Kory: 
ra 


state of ee al ak and. the Northern Ter: ca 


mitory ......5.. rade e ee reece ew enwene tenes 

Stock Diseases (Tick) AEE by: Y es, 
Notice respecting the seizure of cattle at Ballina, 
CN, a iskeihis cia wie Nice bid Seutaw (s-2 y WOAOy DOM ats SOC te 
Quarantine areas ‘declared, &e; W ithin ean of 
, ~~. 6808, 


Swine, &c,, quarantined for Sonat periods under we, 


* 


Stock Route Maps—Notification respecting 


Storemen and Packers, &¢ 
tion Act.’’) 
Supply Department, 
Che VS a 


Cr ee ee 


eh (See. “Publid. Service 


Stovemakers, &c. (See “maustrial Seation : Act,’’) 
ay 

Streets. (See also ‘‘Roads” ; “Shires” ; 

“Sydney Corpor ation Acts. Py ie 

Alignment, &c., of, within certain Municipalities 

7 and Shires st eeeee 


Stores 


ee, 


5609, 5701, 5706, 6601, 6892, 


Naming, &e., of within certain Municipalities and | 


ge pues 5543, 5628, 5716, 5717, S804; 5949, 
6068, 6165, 6271, 6865, 6865, 6 S07: 6506, 
»stuart-Robertson C. BH. D.—Resignation ot from Pubtic 
Service <!. .. 
Suburban Holdings. (See ge Dremel =|) ; uae te 


Suburban Lands. (See “‘Land.’’) a 

Sugar Workers, &e. (See “Industrial 
Act.’’) 

Sunbeam Syndicate. (uta, ) “voluntary winding-up of, 


C, Weipa amar gy Ln ran as ee 


Shires 


+. 


. (See “Industrial Arbitra- i 


“Municipal” ; si. 


Ar’ bitration | te . 


¥ 


6450 
Dt46. 
6558 : 
“6308 7) 


6558 7 


C473 


Puan { ree” 


G28 ag 


6067 
) i : ‘ 





: 


ne “e) 


aA 
f f 


606 7 


a 
Pa «| 
a 


























SSA GOR edie dit 


ve ot certain thoroughfares in 















oy See beeen 





























ment of. Fish Ma ket. 
il 


roc lamat ( 
vor gtd to be under the Thanagement and 


iyme' fo ae it ii Area Ke “ye- i 


specting 








: =i partment of ce Tistructigny: = act acc ca 
‘Taree Land District—Alteration of Houndariey COE “o.ciee 
‘ Appointed to act as C.P.S., &e,, Campbell- 
town, &e, Raitt 
e's Tarred-metal and Concrete. Mixer | 4 Ltd a) Co. 
4 testa ek ieee: PUD OR Carer ca aor als) 7 gat ps 
eed “Pablic e Service act Ag 





























p 
called torte fo 
: s, &¢ to Ye b 


f sb loti 6110, 6296, 6317, 
Annual Supplies, Railway apevenant De FH ee oe 
1 _Grubbing, Excavation of: Supply’ Channels, 









“eae Hah bogie 







hay Hey UE ee ERC ak eye oes 
i 


¢ ‘ont et for } Meta Lining pupply lod &e. : 
































; Selence Room . 
New Retaining Wall 


S otices under, respecting 
umption of Jand. for purposes 


orporation (Fish M rkets) | Act—Establish- 


trae et Sobek bes 


“e onoimted: ‘Ghar Of “Bagind ; 
lin, Parramatta Gaol , beeen cee tree ee 


Pies: S086, 6706. 
mber Magistrate, 
6389 | 


6554 
eeu | 
6813. | 


6094. 
6434 
5989 


6096 


D993 


6004 


6346 


CL aTB A 


6089 
5540 


SUVs ciate ie Nee « Dias; OSes, Oa be 


6621 


6837 
6184 ° 












” 6792 


6687 





. 4 ote aB493, 6006, aT 
Schools, Teac ‘Residences, &¢. ......5 f 
661 61 0 6226; 6817, 6457 ah BIOL 5 


5572 


6280 


6792 ba 



















~ Leases— epic ae 


Reh) LIRDTOVELIORbs | | Ucmm ett nb cla sts nw alps Again 
SEAT) RTSIN HUE CCTM, MEE wi a 9 d 08 ccace-vi be SEG 


Public WWatentne ince. eee EE Ae 3, Soe: i784, 


: 6GO00T, GE 317, 
Leasing of— 
‘Dinging-rooms and Kitchen ..... Priecahaie tha deen as i 
Sipps AD MAN CeSs ss .'. We W sa elles oeiwcie eae w pane 
GRA POG MON CONs UR eae aot y 5 «ste e.4 Cie eel ands 
Suitable space for Business Stall at Central Rail- 
= way Assembly Platform ........ Ye omen hl Ouk PY 
. Loading of Special Class Goods into Railway Trucks 
Manually-operated Switeh-eear wie... ee eave rela eth 
Manufacture, &¢., of— 

oo High-pressure Gas R6servoirs a h)iayes bie ee bie cigs 
Card Cabinets; &e,, 2 ec. ea aye areca aha ate we ap 
‘Lead-covered Telephone Cable Ae eal eel eae neta eo 
Transformers .. it Bi SEPT SOR aah se aha: onto ete s Ae 

ig - Copper Trolley WATE? Coat ted bys [alebdlldlececgie 4 SNH are Cae 
Oyster Leases at certati places i000. cess on oes she 
Painting, SCy OF Court-Houses sae Sar cas! ple ela te ae 

Perpetual Leases of non- -irrigable blocks of land. 

~ Provision of ‘Wood Floor in Gymnasium .......... 

- Purchase, &c., of— 

BEOTOR MODY tate ni rumedlece tuna S Uamtenmtn claret sk gitar ait! 
QOrHeeOkS) sors a Seaetta loi Salant wall haraded timte kg 
Bema Pham at: Vere rae ml al On eran oan tee Ly is 
, Serap. Steel: (Wish-plates)y cos sis. ce he ges Nee eats 
Closer Settlement Areas ..... Nee a OLE eS hs 
: 6330, 6334, 
Chatt Bags SADT capar RES. wet ON PS eR DAL OS ome RANA yoy wae a res 
“Printing Maehinery oye ele Sie Nahar ate ah shal eee 
Serap Non-ferrous Metals ’........... FS Nee Was acoA OU 
Re-roofing Nurses’ Quarters ............ SARS sna Jone 
Remodelling: Public Schools, Teachers’ Residenc es, 
CORRE ieaare i, aike ala: 5dT2, 5902, 6226, 6317, 6457, 
Removal of Public Schools, Teachers’ Residences $s, &€. 
Remote Control Switch-gear ........ Sh i race oN 

_ Renewals, &c., to-- ; 

Water Services AGS IER NGI ian a eee Ma eu Seu Sao 

pe OCR POCA ELOLS oO QlCn Grad eehiee i's eee ab ie aise deere wale 

Renovations, &¢., at Police Stations ..........06% ‘ 
Repairs, &c., to— 
*Court-houses v0. 0c. 000 c. 45 ble ae COD te , 5901, 6006, 
MOM COM UILCIMN ES Gey ow iat aes seis op aise 4 ne, Les. OOOO, 
Gladesville Bridge, 000. oe. eee ees RE SSN Se 
TUSides Wilson ELOSPAUME joes kes boc > otell nes ape 
Sanitary Accommodation, ce. —Publi Schools, 
‘Peachers’ “Residences, &Gc 0.3 i. oe ae eee ; 
Pale Olde Pranyr Oar ve Bodies. Wii. scjea tievsis wp sisi ee 
Sanitary Improvements to Public Schools, Teachers’ 
“Reesidences, Gey ei ees eee oie Rae a se 2 eae elas 
Supplies and Services for the Public Service ..... 
5902, 6141, 
supply: &e., of -— 
Coa eg ee iete SHENG BEB YEAR Oe er Ga Bae eran ara il 
DO VPI CKs GAH OS oe iiss iste: Socks i ent raig Meee ans 
PLOUAD Vi COMMER EAT: MTEL S Seles aysiaks cial oie dugeceseie o's ' 
OM WITGH-SCHE Uesisiera aces vl s:4 ey coher aria ances SAAN eh. 
BIA CANVAS. oak avieqiere s 4 MAREE Crytuocry series eer euh wre 
Traction Motors :..... Fegags eae JESSEN lain RTSRY PDN OK 
Dicket Bose sce. o. ey il? Ui a wed RLa wi Kane Vets 6 
VIGIBVES OOM nate hon oa Wikkn cal arare S's Wloharar thaw! 4h ARSE aaa 
WOO GEL POLO y Los saa karo ead wake shew furerens Ngieaioeets 
Hollow-spindle Gap Bed Lathe a aa iter ue ea 
PPA NREOTIMETS. eG) > hs eins he ees er kh hearse O43, 
‘High-tension Cable and Boxes et ae AT 5578, 5902; 
Waterproof Clothing ............ A Aime aren Hee 
BWater-tibe Bowers 12s ve. cylin, Cees isch 
Bread, &c., Sydney Hospital .....-..+ ++. eee seers 
Telegraph Poles RICE Ae Mi eee Ra A Pea Api Ne ea aa ata 
MEA TLC AE Sire Clef) cone a Palate Walla Sanaa Beaiale loyele.ca\ishieuy 
Tennant T. H.— Appointed: Seer etary, ‘Government Dock 
: and Workshops, Newcastle Coes dele ty 
Tent-Making Machinists, &c. (See “Industrial Arbi- | 
tration: Act.) <0 j 
Teppema P. B.—Appointed Consul-General of Nether- 
'~ Jands for Commonwealth of Australia, eae 
, j ‘the. oO ay 
me mertbta Drainage Union, (See “Water Act.”) 
| Textile Workers. (See *“Tadustrial Arbitration Act,’’} 

Theatres and Public Halls Act— 

Proclamation under, declaring provisions of, to apply 

itt to certain theatres and halls ...... as ha 
Uhiey 5887, 5989, 6098, 6302, 6653, 
“Revocation rae Proclamations under, declaring. pe 

: te, ~ visions of, to apply to. certain. theatres ad 
abe! hallgs seo. e eee ee es cyt teteeeh yes D887, Sato 
i Regniditogs Mee PRL Sa VEE Ale ha Sama a 


it aang 0. M —Appointed Deputy’ Licensing Magis-; 


G04 2 
SU1S- 


ov01 


G457 


6351S) 
GUOS. 














6457) 5 


6457. 
G4a5: 


5662 


3662 


D662 


6116 
6227 


6318 


64565 
6352! 
6566 


6008, 
6457 
6457. 
668TF 
6238 
6604 
6457 
dD if Bs, 


5754 


GLI» 


6686 
OSE 
G45, 
6109 


DOTS 


59OL 


6817 - 


6566 


5902" 
5662 
6318" 


6008 
6456 
6458 
$458 
6458 
6567 
668 
a OF 
6T9F 
DAIS: 
6008. 


G31S. 


6111 
6162 
6227 


622T 


60d 


5564 
630% 


re> 


DOCS 


O74 


mt 


6TT4 
582% 


trate, Hillston cstinest ict Oilaip hbase hon Ziel ahs OL 


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XXXVI 


Sew eerste eoeees ante are eevenereesesen 


Thomson z R.—Appointed ‘to act as C. Pp. Ss, eG ‘Cobar 


Thuddungra—Regulations for Recreation Ground at .. 
Timbarra Gold-fields. (See “Gold-fields.”) 
Tingcombe G.—Retirement of, from Public Service 
Tingha Gold-field. (See “Goldfields. a) 

Tobacco Act—Inspectors appointed, &e., under 5565, 5653, 


6096, 6488, 

Todd Doris Mabel—Appointed Clerk, Office of Publie 
SEDvice, BOAO yer erie hee LE eeiedaae eee ee 
Totalizator Act—Inspectors appointed, &c.; under \.. 


Tourist Maps—Notification respecting .:...........- 
Town Planning Advisory Board—aAppointment, &e., 
of Members of 


Ce Oe eS 2 a SY 


Trade and Higher Technical Education—Appointment, © 


&c., of Members of Advisory Committees in 
connection with Supplementary 
Tramways. 


re er ry 


(Seé also “Public Works Act. ”) __Resump- 


tion of Land for. (See “Resumption of 

Land.) 

5 Trayelling Stock Reserves, Routes, &c © (See also 
‘ “Pastures Protection Act") — 
PVNGEnE Win TESPECENP Ue Chis was ntvtetare alle tle te wd eee 
PETEPMINAlOM OL s. ee sw ceca De otc oicate 5945, 6161, 6 
Meetings of Local Land Board respecting applica- 

LOS: TOTEM See Ream ein apts cae goes Geek aes 
Travers Florence Agnes M.—Resighation of, from 
Public: Serviee 70 see see hah woe incre eins» eons 
Treasury, The Department of. ~ (See “Public § Service 
Act.’’) 


Tregillgas W..H.—Services of, dispensed. with under 
Public Service Act 
Trustees. appointed, &c.— 
Ariah Park—For Presbyterian Burial Ground .. 
Alectown— 
For Common 
Wo? sPUple: Recreawomwe.c.. un weeny ae 
Aellaiong—For Mechanics’ Institute’ Site 
Ardlethan—For Presbyterian Burial Ground aS Se 
Albert—For Literary Institute ..0.. 0.0%. fence es ne 
Brushgrove—For Public Reereation .. 
Bundanoon—For Public Recreation .........0..03 
Bellingen (The Island)—For Public Recreation, Ec 
Beaulieu—lor Public. Hall 
» Bemboka—For School of Arts 
Blayney—For Methodist Burial Ground 
Barmedman—For Methodist Burial Ground 
Bowning—Common 
Bareilan—For. Presbyterian Burial Ground 
Ballina More aCeCOUTse kone gis © bet otek are aus ate leas ts 
Blue Mountain Sight Reserves—fFor Wentworth 
Falls Group of EIA apo OSs es 7a Farict Toeha tal aa dee oem Bee 
Berrigi PS LLOM ere ake oe eens 
Bungowannah ( Moorw atha )—For 
Burial Ground 
Blacktown~for Show Ground 
Bilbul—For Public Recreation 
Bowral—For School of Arts 
Bowna—For Presbyterian Burial Ground — 
Canowindra—For Methodist Burial Ground 
Camden Haven (Kendall)—For Methodist Burial 
OCS Hh OCG kita ht OR Mea hr eee No ey ace Ae Sa 
Cobar Common 
Clifton— 
For Roman Catholic Burial Ground 
For Unsectarian Burial Ground 
‘Camden—For Carrington Centennial Hospital for 
Convalescents 
Cudal Common 
~ Culeairn Common 
Coonabarabran—For Seite Recreation 
Ch Jhrist 
Cooba Creek—For Bomat Catholic Burial Ground 
Catherine Hill Bay—For Unsectarian Burial 
CET OATES | Sonera dace es «pie ae added Bite atin airel seo Reb ls 
Cargo—For Recreation Ground 
Carrathool—For Public Recreation 
Carroli—For Literar y Institute 
Drake 
For Common 
For Methodist Burial Ground 
Dubbo—For Salvation Army Burial Ground . 
: Deepwater—For Hospital Site 
'.. Bumungerie—For Roman eat Burial 
2 Nena Head—For Sanitary Depot . 


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Hast Kempsey—For Presbyterian Burial "Ground.. 


Fassifern—For Public Recreation .. 


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Field of Mars—For Presbyterian Burial Ground .. ; 
_ Guyra—For Public Recreation, &C. .....eseeeeeee 


~’ Gosford—For Recreation, &e. 


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Page : q ' ; 
ie ‘Trustees pa ey be —eontinued. 
5801 . Gol Gol Common — Or eR ae 
5982 “Grafton— — Ba eadiat ge 
6827 Hor. Benevolent cAsy lumi 2"). .'<j) stk eho tele hate ae 
6127 ‘For Public, Recreation, Re ea ee a ee ih, ttn 
Griffith— 
6296 . For Presbyterian Burial Ground .............._ Ee 
For Church of England Burial Ground ........ 4 
5893 For ) Public Retren tian’: 062k ewe ms St anaee Ogee 
6553 . For Show Ground, ke. A eee Sr 5 Ac ie chtatay Sis 
Gilgandra—_—_- Neh Sat 
6770 For Church of Cited Burial’ Ground ..... Heel mae, 
5653 For Unsectarian Burial Ground. ./....0.6.4,.0. a 
6473 Grassy Head—For. Public Recreation ............ ey 
_/ Grogan—For Public Recreation ....... Ape Ue a : 
6551 Gundy—For Public Recreation, &c; ........-6...- Ser 
Gunning—For Literary Institute ............ Paste iy 
: ‘Gilgooma—For- Public Recreation 02.2. c0sessa- ee, ar 
5555 Henty Common — ds Ginge an: nie vit + 8a wr eupieteee By mula 
Harwood: Island--For Water Brigade Station’ Site Ai 
Kurri Kurri (South Maitland District)— _ een 
For Unsectarian Burial Ground ....... AleaeiNcm tapes ney | 
For Church of England Burial Ground ...... Pe “Ue 
‘ Lara 6e Roman Catholic Burial Ground .... pee, 
5945 Ketelghay—or, Public Hall Site... 2660 46s a eee 
6499 _ Kensington—For School Of Artsc00 2. tasty wun K a7 i 
‘Lismore-—-For ;Church<of Christ “Property... -.... AA} | 
6238 Lane Cove River (Northern Suburbs Cemetery )— eer: 
é For General Cemetery ........... Reet Bare wae 
6658 Lake Cudgellico> Common: ..)..05. S458 ss Mee are i cae 
’ Leckhart-——For RACECOUTSES RO Clal va a oss schie oie eo Pras 
Little Billabung—lor’ Public Hall Site ......... as tet 
'. Lawson—For Church of England Burial Ground .. | . 
6392 . Mitchell's Island—For Public Recreation ........ \ ae 
Mount George—Yor Unsectarian Burial Ground .... . ys 
5909 Maule’s Creek— 1 5. cain 
For Roman Catholic Burial Ground Social age ‘ ce 
5991 For Church of England Burial Ground ........ Pape 
6795 |.) Mendooran Common ...455-,--- 05-64 Be eh A A sc 
6235 Mount’ Drysdale Common... ....-.0.+22.+. Brake hee te 
6235 Mudgee—For Racecourse ......-.. SAE ry) hts Sie Ry Ss i 
6469 Mount Werong Common .:....... teh Shek ete } a 
5503 Moama—For Literary fustitute TE Mey ee Rp ae bie ec? 
55038 Maroota—For Public Recreation .......... ees Oy 
5503 Nowra—For Methodist Burial Ground ..... seats Rat 
5908 North Beach, Bellingen—or Public Recreation .... pe h 
5565 Nymagee Common ........+..+- eGCls tees We St ae Ya oh 
5909 i Nineralla, Commons sare. cules (es Kiepale nek s ; ae 
5909 “Narrabri—For Racecourse, ese obee es Aerie 
0991 Oxley Island—¥For Literary Institute .... cre ps 
6235 Parramatta—For Parramatta-Park ..... +. DOOD 
6329 Parish of Tuggerah, County of Northumberland— ke ae 
. For Sanitary Depot .............5 As 59097 Nae 
6469 Parish of Patonga, County of ‘Northumberland—For es Na ae 
6469 “Public Recreation, &. .....-+-. eae ae 
Roseville Chase—Yor Public Recreation | vette eee 
6698 ~ Running Stream—For Public Recreation Sees 
66938 Stockinbingal Som ean Sis Tae tee Mattel Rel SE 
6795 Scone— ae a 
6714 Jee or Presbyeerian tiie Ground ay as 
8795 For Methodist Burial Ground . She eS hy Se 
5508 Swamp Oak Commion. ...+.....s++.4% RE Ae Na Me, 
% Spicer’s Creek—Tor. Unsectarian Burial Ground . 
65038 Spring Creek—For Public Recreation » hans 
“Silverton, COMMON 2.5 ves eee ke les sone 
Si South Grafton—For Show ‘Ground BBs ys 
9989 Stuart Town Common ....).2...6.55 Qs sae Byte 
e021 | © Pamworth—Fot Pimitanon. eo. ts An Se 
Trangie— 
6162 oH Or: Church of Haeiand Burial Ground . ae 
6307 For Methodist Burial Ground. .....+,.+0s++- ae 
6307 For Roman Catholic Burial Ground Bs cules, Shy ier 
6469 Tambar Springs—For Racecourse .......-. ey, 
6508 Tomingley—For Church of England Burial Ground | 623 
ee 4 Tahmoor—tF'or, Public Recreation ........ sense ea 
, The Oaks—For Literary Institute ........+-.266 a 
oo Tatham——For Public Recreation .........+-+-- er 
6195 Tarago—For Church of, England Burial. Grain 6795, 
6795 Unkya Creek—For Public Recreation, &C... ss. 5 = ” 59 
Ties Uranquinty—For. Unsectarian eu Gr ound ..... : 7 
6307 Woodstock Common ....-...s+seeeeeees seen ee 
6796. @ West _Kempsey—For Racecourse, oo Ret sees 
6329 -Wellington— we 3 
6795 For Sanitary Depot Se eee ¥ 
6985 For Hospital = CES iS ae ee oN saa as aug 
6035 | Wilson’s Downfall Common ....-..+seeeerereress 
6469 Wardell—YFor Public. Pes eS Cc ce teeeees 
6693 | Wentworth Falls—_ Neg Rhy 
5503 ~ For Public Recreation ...+.+-sseerereereee Be 
~ Group of Blue Mountain Sight Reservas eeeeeee 
diag “Warren—For Church of England Burial Ground te 
5585 © Yamba—For Racecourse cereteetenereties 
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“Tuck J Retirement. de Public Service .:...... 6888 
es ae Silver Mine (No Liability) —Notice of increase i 
; STONER TATU) (i agate Gedy bag AI DUAR Ie ae 6363 
Sort 2 uliona Bore Water Trust. (See “Water Act. ”) 
rner Ideal Sanitary eae (itd. )— 
PNMEGE LarCremiOnietOr Lt oe re leickele’. va sah eem eon hes 6066 
Voluntary _winding-up of, BOSON seeder Suen cme aCe leg iake on 8 ; 5716 
wate Ble H.—Appointed | Deputy. Licensing ave? 
* itrate, White COU TLE) wane tne Wenn ine Pe Dtanerame ey kas 
(See “Gold-fields.” ) Bie. 
: | -Tyagong Gresk Gold- field. (See “Gold-fields.”) 
" ryler D, F.—Resignation of, from Public Service .. 5983 
Serta Corrections, &e., in Awards, &e. See 
“Industrial Arbitration Act.”) > 
ny and ‘Trading Co. see Voluntary. 
iy : “winding-wp oF — Re) SU op adieeesth eer eRe lsas aibiin’ sagen 
a he aie 
MBRA Patedd! Blind (Ltd, ) Voluntary winding-up 
Pee ar ECE Cede ran Wain Fa SIR, oh Tee Nines Qs hay pee ol 6271 
‘Unclaimed and Lost. Property—Auction | Sale, of, in 
or . os. possession of) Police sii ic os. seats - 5571, 5660, 6005 
claimed. Moneys Act, 1917—Copies of Registers of 
a! ‘Unclaimed Moneys in respect of certain years 
Miser e Werder ase tea st wie ® we ees, Aotee wns gonad we 6679 
Indercliffe ‘to Forest Hill Tramway. (hae “Public ' 
Mir ry WORKSZACE.)4) 0 i Nek 
_ _Undertakers. (See “Industrial Arbitration Act.” ) 
: , Unhealthy, Lands. declared, &e. (See “Public Health 
pe ap ek yt 
nion ‘Plantation | aad Teaser Co. (Ltd, )—Voluntary 
~winding-up 0f, &C. 6... ee eee eee eee eee 5946 
obs Water Trust. (See “Water Act?) ; Iago ye 34 
Spper Hunter Gold- field. _ (See “Gold-fields.” 7 
ranbab Bore Water’ Trust. (See “Water Act." A ate 
rban- “Areas and. ‘Committees’ declared,  &e. utes 
“Local, Government Act. oy) : 
Uther F. L—Appointed an “Appointed «Monier Bas! 
: ae Licensing: ‘Court, Cooma So Maar menial a Cw 5653 
LUATION of Land Act— a 
Proclamation declaring Parts y andl VI of, to each 
‘to certain Municipalities ............-5.. 5482, 5483 


‘Proclamation respecting Valuation Lists furnished at 
~ ‘certain Councils of Municipalities and Shires 6664 
“aucluse—Alignment, &e., of Streets, Municipality 2 5706 
aucluse Park, Vaucluse——By-laws for . Bae ania rue 6332 
‘Victoria, State of. (See Pe arenes Protection Pe an 
Village Lands. (See ‘Lands.’ a ‘ 
Syillages—— ia 
_ Designs, &C, of. (See “Designs.’ "yo a3 eh ae 
oclaiming, &¢., of, at certain places ...... .. 5504 
oe ne and Vegetation Diseases and Fruit Beste “Act ete 
Inspectors appointed under .... 6308, 6668 
" Revocation of proclamations of certain dates under 6094 
‘Vitali B.—wNotification respecting recognition of, as_ 


oti t £0 be ator te for Closing Time for mheves District ¢ 









OE ATS hale Duet a ae ah ake FR 1 Meer 896 
Closing Time for ‘Shops. ‘District GE Tey etal Peas We ane O00 
make: G. L.—Appointed Junior Clerk, Technical Hdu- 
cation Branch, Department. of aducation roe 6089 
Pas: aigeti— a Ms 3 
Pe aiehment? eo of Strests, Shire au oaeereen eee 5603, 5609 
Bore Water Trust. (See “Water. ed wis Se Sade 
Jurors’ District. (See “Jury Act. ha ‘ 
alker A, A.—Appointed Deputy of w. Bie Jamieson, 
ered ‘Registrar, Land and Valuation Court ....!. 6770 
; lace—Proposed. alteration of design of Village of.. 6161 
laroos and Wallabies. — ARES “Birds. and ‘Animals 
Protection Act.”) — 
aller G. B -—Appointed Deputy Licensing Magistrate, 
- Dungog . ae oh ee tach tac CRN ae Cartes ey 6196 
P, —Retirement. of, fro Public. dneiee aE ae Gapan 
er F. W. —Appointed Emergency Commissioner of 
Stamp Duties .., BER er set. Wa eanr yak ht oan 5981 
Proposed alter of limits of ‘Suburban noone 


nds attached to ‘Village of ...... 
: a See “Industrial ‘Anbitra’ 


si arate Tic Ch A ee aL I ee a 
abandai—For Meter oc ia toe Soe Sigs os 5585 
Yenda—For Public eecrpations ‘ert BRR Pe Rea 6469 
ace istees— yt ee Ae ee . 
r y Errata eacpontie’ ae Te ees hie $e Oe 5504, 5910, 6581, 6668 


ier cone for: Italy at Sydney ve ttee ee eens - 5893 
AGGA WAGGA ie Em ae geht 
Land Board District—Alteration of poubdaries of”. 5619 
nd District—Alteration of, boundaries of . . 5619 





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Warriors Friend. Campaign Incorporated—Voluntary ‘ 
WITUID SUP RON One ON 2c ce es, Pa cncle, 4 elects POR 5622 
Watchmakers, &e, (See “Industrial Arbitration Act.” ) 
Watchmen, Caretakers, Cleaners, &c. (See “Indus- 
trial Arbitration Act.’’) 
Water and Sewerage Wmployees, &c. (See “Industrial 
Arbitration Act.”) 
Water Act, 1912— 
Applications (for Dicenses wuder. ..5.... 3h eees neces 5490 
5571, 5656, 5657, 5750, 6005, 6107, 6221, 6813 
Assessment of ratable property within District of— 
Anna Bay Swamp Drainage Trust ,...,......... 6367 
Baromam Sores yy ACE Ue CUst tae snips ete cha ale oa pie!e 6735 
Reanbally bore eW ater chrust?s)s of see bce Pelee woe 6507 
Boohora Bore WatersPrust oe May denied sae fan DELS 
OCU MOLE WR ALEE ULUSET cial cdi aij hic.tvelele Mo ielens peas 6735 
WGUPAL VOLE WATEE) A LUS bi seis ee dalalei slew ele sees eb oie 5544 
Kaiga Boreas Waler EEUST OW sialy cate sieleles welt hindeieituaine! ¢ 6166 
Millie Bore Water Trust ss 2. Vein wales msg eel eles weg as 6166 
aligonay Ore VWiALePVBEUSE 000. o/e el Gi skalge, sels sisis ale 6814 
Welbondonga Bore Water Trust .........-0.s056 D544: 
Dates of holding elections of Trustees of—-. 
_ Baroma Bore REL EGIE UE US tir ret tomb eaitl sail er alg) are ate 6005 
Careunga Bore Water Trust ......-seseeeeee eens 6005 
“Currumbah Bore: Water Trust, 2.0. oes eee ae 6005 
Neargo Bore Water Trust ......--.eeeeeeer eres 6005 
IT WMIOOna BOLE Water, ELUSE io) e006 se 6)snis sho cigs s 6005 
Uranbah Boré Water, Trust ......6. cee eee eee eee 6005 
Walgett Bore Water E6ust) oe) uc eassceeedae 5748 
Decisions of Local Land Boards, &c., for licenses under 5655 
5656, 5748, 5749, 5978 , 5979, 6106, 6681, 6682 
General Meeting of Members of— 
Glenrock and Tennessee Drainage Unign .... 5896, 5992 
Long Bight and William Town Drainage Union .. %& 2 
"Notification of constitution of— 
POOHMISGODN: WW AUER ToL EEISED oleae vanes #. s\praieloie’s a w.snaiels 5490 
Quilbone Bore Water Trust’... .... 5. eee eee ets DoTL 
Notification— 
Of proposal for construction of works and constitu- 
tion of trust to be called and known as Ulonga 
WAKA HOBIE TAIGt a etannten Bia. Se SoM algitcbaans ar atdee, gi ale ald 5at4 
Respecting the borrowing of amounts by certain 
Drainage Unions under ....c.-eee scenes 5992, 6102 
Petition for constitution of Union to be known as 
Terrara Drainage UNion ... seers eee e cease 5883. 
Polling places: appointed, under ..........04.- 5748, 6005 
Proclamation declaring and constituting— ; 
POO BOOMs WVAUCE LEDS ca siutd cu alole ate ol 91 el oley'enie!'e Heh D481. 
Quilbone Bore Water Trust ...-.-++.+eeeeeeeees DDCS” 
Trustees, elected, &c., under— 
Anna Bay Swamp Drainage Trust ............5- 5805 
Baroma Bore Water TRUSE wii ea eect kee ewes 6387F 
Gareunga Bore Water Trust ...-...sseeeeeaeee 6367 
Cudgera Drainage Trust .....- esse reset e eee nes 0805 
Currumbah Bore Water Trust 6.02... s,s g eee 6367 
Neargo Bore Water Trust ....-+eceesseeeeeeres . 6867 
Nelson’s Plains Drainage Trust ......-++eeese+ 5805 
Polly Brewon Nos. 1 and 2 Bore Water Trusts ... 6004 
Tulloona Bore Water Trust: .....0.seeenees were’ 6387 
Uranbah Bore Water Trust .....e. cece eee rees 6367 
Walgett Bore Water Trust ......seeeeereeeees o Oat 
Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission— 
Applications invited for positions in Office of .... 6222 
6453, 6788 
Tenders. (See ‘‘Lenders.”’) 
Water Front Storage (Ltd.)—General Meeting of 
Wem bers! OG) tice be alvale aire Fhe le craly, vol esiate aye) 4 eee 6270 
Water Supply and Sewerage Board (Metropolitan) — 
Notice to lay service pipeS....-..+-+6+++- 5491, 5572, 5660 
5752, 6006, 6108, 6225, 6314, 6454, 6565, 6685 
Water Supply and Sewerage Employees. (See “Tndus- 
trial Arbitration Act.”) 
Water Supply Works. (See “Local Government Act. i) 
Watering- places (Public)— 
HWetablish ment Of so ee. ese wie oie sein ooo ole 5567, 6102, 6679 
Revocation of establishment OLN teen co es 5487, 5746, 6102 
Tenders for leases of. | (See “Tenders.” ) 
Waters closed against use of Fishing-nets. (See 
j “Fisheries Act.”) 
Waters closed against fishing generally, &e. (See 
“Pisheries Act.” ) 
Watson v. C. Mobayed—Sheriff’s notice in matter of.. 6172 
Watt J. A.—Appointed Junior Clerk, Land Board 2 
w Office, Orange ......++eeee PW OER fe ghee 133 
Week- end Leases. (See “Leases.”) bs 
Weights and Measures—Inspectors of, appointed, &c.. 5483 
565 , 6553 
“Welbondonga Bore Water Trust. (See “Water Acti’) 
' Welding and Cutting (Ltd.)—Voluntary winding-up 
, of, &e. Pr i speeecereeserrensereee 6814 
s Welisch A. L.—Appointed Crown Land Agent, Gun-_ baisg 





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practise asa Conveyancer soa eas ca : 71s Murphy Margare 
Wellington Gold-field. (See ‘ ‘Gold- fields, eed Minnette D. .. 
Wentworth (Curlwaa) Irrigation Morton J. aaa 
- Notification setting apart lands with, for inrignted “- Martin, P, oe ; 
‘ and non- irrigated holdings 3 . ise ake 75D, 6567. “- Margetts, Ge tlivgs. 1. 
Surrender col lease 4.5 )o4 \ ieee earn antes Bierce tecinsuy 6458 - Meehan Maria ... : 
Withdrawal of application for lease of ‘irrigated Munday slvzaeth 6627  Shewen Mary ee 
HOLAIN GS wi Ch ee ake seas ae Ae ng I 5657, 5748 | Maloney R. 2 MS CORB. DORI AMC Sa oo cg 
Wentworth Irrigation Act— “Marlay J. G1 S8:.4 6: REE Re Novae 
Lap IG IE Sigeat eb ONG 08% tom Neeru errr Mises BREESE Ura Ee RooU Ph ii! Saeed SANE 2 6449 Milsomt Wa ee a! 6739 Snow Jane ....... 
Regulations under... a. iyo namin are pe a as a «1 6449 Molloy De hie, OT40 Ste War 9s sie-atesp eas 
Werner R. W.—Appointed Junior Clerk, Stamp Duties yaa Mirdock a Men or Oto Salter: Ws uAs 4s nteiecer 
\ CVT CO eS Ck TUG REE oe aa SAE ik Ne omen Sa 981- ‘Murray ‘Edith: my Sivewright Mary .. 627% 
West End Creamery Co-operative Co. Cte. )—General [nde A OGM Aik otha it « Abies Ra apt ‘Amelia 
Meeting of; Members tof fo. ya ee ee a ae . 6505 - Mills _Ghawiotte HOUBT Oi WA ANTES oho ae she 
Western Lands Act— . Elizabeth . Prana osld Sore AG. te ah te ae 
Alteration of purposes of leases issued under ...... 6696 Malcolm R. faves ol (6816 | Saunders. R. wn 7 
Determination of rentals of leases under ...:...... 59380 Newman J. weno ES - Smith A 
po Porteiture of leases under ss. 244 .62.. . 6483, 6600, 6807 _ Nisbet E. Ne ra, Oe TS ch 
mpeases .granted, &c,, AMGer i. tles aa neo bene s winle his 5930 Nelson ‘liza a pee OGAde Co IRGOLE Nellie eine 67: 
Meases issied:: GOCE 4 ck ariel ome Reis ty Re salts »« - 6802 -Q’Sullivan C.. .3 03), 5545. Scott W..W. C.... 22 6% 
+. Public Purpose declared under........05025 j DO TO Te ORDOrN Os arr OOO n Stirling {i>\= Helen: avian 
iaurrender of leaseg Under?) 60 coc alee coe a ee ee DOOU # ‘O'Donovan Witen ... 60%): Cecilia 6.563.352 
- Western Land Board—Appointment of Chief Commis- 2) (Palmer: Poe DDE her bOdd Amma hyn gis cs 
missioner and Commissioners of ......... ‘ 6693 Pring R. Ds 2n.4..7 5548: Tyson Katherine .. 5 
“White S S. H. V.—Resigntion of, from Public Service .. 6658 » \ Purcell Johanna ~. 5625 Tamsett. Sarah Ann 5723 
“White W.—Retirement of, from Public Service ...... 6658 ‘Pratt W. S. ...... 5806 © Todhunter HM. ... 58098" - 
cpaverners P. A. B.— Consular notice respecting .... 5653, 6307 PAP rath Dec ivi cot eee SOO Me RL ULTiis OR avn Tay oc oinenen 
. Wickerworkers, &c. (State) Board. (See “Industrial Phelps ed fleece bo oeca Oie ege | Seek PM ene 
Arbitration Act.’) SPolin (PAAMee se, oo BBSTOs Va vier Ani 34 OTB 
Wickham <A. S.—Appointed Phebe Magistrate, Sa Priddle Eeeek wees ee eno ‘Thompson WwW. ni vin OFAO, 
SOUTER rio) eis cig aes Whig tnre a ala eee ela eae cmeke ns are aE 63889 PikKeTAL RR ee BIBS) a Wilson): leet plan 5122" 
Wilgas Settlement Pur chase Area Notification re-/2 Read W.-Y. .’ APE sy 6". OMe ain 6 2 $s) ater Ohymiage iio SOT ae 
SPECTR Asai ael sie release e ausle ec OMANI aca ao Funct 5524 Reid J. S. 5630 “Wilson. P: Se era 
Wilkins M. le Coq.—Resignation of; from Public : Riley Blcanor’ ar “Wade C. G. settee 
OEVICE?, ci ay UN oles sty wimbeueis GMa er eee eet ite tale 6393 SPT Matias Siotesroneeay 5720 Young A Bemis See 
“Willcock Mabel— Appointed Clerk, Office of Director- Rerike Qo Wee 2 BOB Deeg 
General of’ Public Health Sw. 00. AN Se ot G8at Wilson A Do skppomted Draftsman, Department oe 
Williams Hlizabeth—Retirement of, from Public Ser- DBF ho Vo Kedah eu nenectgsce eras Mts SU paces acento NORE APY 
WACO cipeslauieh ey emine rae ate Bere Wiis vereiy ley eae 5645 Wilson G. Appointed Honorary Salvation Army Chap- 
“Williams E. J. (See “Meldrum.”’) lain, State Penitentiary, &. .......-.55- if sopee 
_ Wills—Accounts filed in Estates of following, and Wilson de IL—Appointed Government Medical Officer; 24) 
notices to persons having Claims to prove ¥ Orance 1. 0h ae Pals nae) a ee et RE Pays, 
Same— Wilson. SW Services, of, dispensed “with” cunder 
Anderson FP." .... o548 DD EL iis «eat Octo ee Public: ServitecAct 415.55. 2kwew ea cee Pres eo 
Allmark Leah Gre- A OR MBL LAE te Boden a bp .. ©9628 | Wire Fence, &c. (See “Industrial Salt ations AE Re ee 
OWN: Na aan hihi eo 5718. - Edwards Mary ....° 5720-'| Wire Makers, &e. (See “Industrial Arbitration Act.”) 
Akers'G. Sich yiee ss 5719 Hdmondstone C, B, 6167 Wire-workers, &c. (See “Industrial Arbitration Act.”} 
Anker 8. PB. s..... o721 Evans H.C. ...... 6736. | Witnesses—Notice respecting payment of expenses to 
Angelinetta BA... 5722 Fitzsimmons Annie 2529 : ee and Commonwealth Officers called ne ies, \0) 
Arnold’ W. Al’. .24) 5807 BVTer os ign views 6168 Wolper A. Lakh Hawkins—Registrar’ 8 notice: 
Allmark Leah Gre- Fowlers) je Bridget yin, i sateen OIE Tae BEM CL Nie kata Mare ele ok 
POMC iccen ts ich e 6371 COCA vee aie, 6170 Woodhouse. J. ‘T—Appointed to oe as “Assistant: 
Adam Hi M; Ay’... > 6738 Gehdey MS Aly 5 9's 9048 Fh) Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Marriages, A 
Braham Agnes 5546 Greens (Ware tetuieetia. WOdkS Wihitey Glitis 4s Pe Dusetlcina hee PER Vea Aedes eT 
BSAVELOLE Hii sees surat 5625 Gorman Amy'..... . 5953 | Woods Alma divelyuHevient ation. of, trom. ‘Public 
Bassingthwaighte J, Geiger BF. Ay v.33. 6166 VE SOTVICOS oie ite vinniouees 
Pt ah unrest ip 5629 Callara: TAs, pic . 6274 | Wood's (38) Settlement. Purchase “Area—Notitication } 
Bundock Louisa Gamble Sarah Ann 6624 aay respecting SU EAT ties Cer Meson 
AUT Geir oc ees wittay 5722 Gardiner Hess. .% 6815 Woolnough Ze ee A peanted Member ‘om ocak: Land 
‘Butler Mary Agnes 5805 Halewood G,...... 5545 GWEC ph. PRSOID IC hes CP REA DOR Ses 2 an Cy saece e Sisal eee als fe HS 5, 
ESL ATION 7 aS al 5806 EbaalinaGe Terres costs 6166 “Wooroowoolgen (4) Settlement. aaeeinsee! Area Noti- 
EME. IH. yer wre, 59D3 Hartinan Wie op mens fae Ne CA TLOR: respecting Hp y Ais BCE CARN SENS MPRION O58 
Buchanan Mew Holtermann Sophia a Workmen’s Compensation Act 4 : 
“Tt Sea eM 6070 Wpaiie: We ves eOodd. Appointment, &c., of — 4 4 
BCI i4.  fes = OOT0 Inglis Catherine .. 6277 - Medical Referee under. ...... er AAS FH 3 ‘ 
AS UITEGUC Oe £8 Irby Nea Peace.... 6507 “ Certifying’ -Snrgeons. under. <s.c.v4assleaeoober 
. Brereton R. G. .... 6273 Ingleton R.... 6513, 6628 _ Notification respecting the furnishing, on or. before 
. Bird Elizabeth Mary 6275 Woske ARs Boot coe. Gadnss i “a certain date, of Returns under ..75.0) 65. 008 6 
Bertelson B. M. .. 6276 Kennedy : Ma... SOs Woy Woy—Notification respecting Unhealthy Land at a 
2 Brittingham Maria 662% Kirwan als Win. x .. 5953 | Wright N. & Co. (Ltd.)—Meeting of Shareholders of. 3 
Brooks) S2os.aics. 6628 Kelly, F, J. ...... 6273 | Wright P.—Appointed Clerk, Department of Lands , 
Bere Ds .s4's 6740 Kiss A'Sd, iow aa) - 6513 | Wrightville—Notice to creditors of Council ae Muni 
Brereton R. G. .... 6815 KRerwithidk: We. 4 ia. OOae CIPAlibY Of 6.06 gees ee eid ee wine wis Oieiate 
Cavanagh W...:... 5545 Kendall B. M. Sy ae TL i Nid AREY ar ih a 
Carter Letitia .. 5628 Lawes Go FLW... 5545 sess Aas aan 
Collins Bridget.... 5629 Longbottom -W.....) 5722. 1. * Fa) eae Soh dere 
\ Golans Ngo see so 6075 Lawler W. Moo. 23, -6070° |}. Hee cee Irrigation Asie Steet a! Ae 
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‘ Chambers F. G..... 6275 Le@a rye sissies a MOO ‘x f 
Cowie Sarah +..... 6371 Logan 4 Emily. Se bath Poetne after- Rohs: fe eitai ge 
Cleeve Frances.... 6512 Tarioune siete, sa) 6789" Setting apart Crown Tands for ir 
Conlon J. : 6518, 6628 Lydiard C. G. S. 6741 or blocks within ’....... ee 
Carter C. a! PINE 6738 MeDonald “-Rwak hy S23 Tenders called for. perpetual eases of no 
PRAY Oa (ets ie tyance ..  G740 McCalman® Mi. s...2 > 6273, ‘ _ blocks ‘of land within aoe : 
‘ GATIGis. iS. cats as vg OSLO McCarthy, W.:..... . 6274 
Al HOWL a.) hoes. 5546 McCracken W. 2.) 6275 “specting 29% 2 
Bere Dwyer DM... 5630 MacEneany liza. ie Fong Bessie RECS 
ay AD IDEEME eliscellat p leer sycetore D809 beth Mary-.. i457 6514 shh Dua ayant of Ni eile f 
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No. 143.] | WEDNESDAY, 4 OCTOBER. ——[1922. 





‘The iBvousiine: New South Wales, 
Sy greys 4th October, 1922. 


REVENUE; RECEIPTS, "AN D EXPENDITURE. 
a following Accounts and Abstracts of Revenue, Receipts, and 


— 


ao rie ’ Expenditure of the Government of N ew South Wales, during 


the Quarter ended: 80th September 1922, are published for general 


information, 


ARTHUR A.:C. COCKS, 


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‘STATEMENT. of the Gross cate and Ryans on. ubbetine of the ConsoLipaTep 
> of the Government of New Sourn Wats, during, the Quarter ended 30th September, 
Quarter ended 30th September, 1922, respectively, showing the Increase or Decrease 

ead thereof, also total Net Revenue Proper for same periods, (Revenue for Quarter ended 
eae 1922, included i in Account Current, page 5446.) 


















































































































































Quarter ended | Quarter ended, ‘ . 
30th September, | 30th September,| Decrease, .} Increase. 
‘W921. "1922, 
{ 
gens REVENUE PROPER. f 
Cis es Soap: Ve - Governmental. | Leen 
Reha : ne Ag Boia he ee £ ‘sa d, Ls ahd; 
on ‘RETURNS, (PER CAPITA) TO THE. STATE Ee Gude ad) i 
oe ii iG ee NWEALTH GOVERNMENT ~ -£}- 633,306 0 0 | *658,008 0 0) ........0..-. 24,702 0 0 
a9) axation. Vibe | 5 

os , Ae Sally er 800,054" 3° @ aya ane FR be Tnet 402 0b) EO 8 
! LAND TAX a ye Se Ghee = Hp Sieh iG ae a) SAP ASS Vien Hp eer BOAR yeu Ne 

INCOME: eRe Oo EG ee ac tury kak. CML ale. S45 142.9) COMSIO 14) SLOIS Oa Be alae ea 

i MOTOR. VESICLE T 8 ae ae abs ae BBW LSy 4 AQ O04R6 Dor Os |. ee has 8,367.8 8 
_ BETTING Uy So Recep a Ne RR REPRESS OGLE AEE ROR sh REM 

Bookmakers... Tabby, lene cate ie ag. Ole Lae O 2,660 0 0 Bae EAE ORE? ie eae: 
ae) Clubs ot Mian ae Creed Alp ase vay 14,661 15 8 TOG Sasori AOSD Quire aed oo ee lee 
Nigga es i Cho HLT, BUT Ose Re bills MOO aes oI peso BOs 2 Ahaha eiegh juoee’ oes 

“ TOTALIZATOR ‘Act, No. 16, i916... ae CN Mahe CR A Ca AT, 920, Mey os A OATOAGs, Balok sunccmteon st 
RACHCOURSES 4 ADMISSION TAX “ACT, 1920... £ 230,453 9,0" 28,604 127 3,848. 16.5 Li alaswesnente ses 

as De bes : 

4 . Bunlag Pais Rabeanaeat Ast; 1916 Uedes hain ee, BOR Bie BOER Pa, Oui ke ays. ocgneers 10 2.0 
To Wholesale Spirit Dealers _ Be ee CaS Be 1,360 0.0 1,354 0 0 3 Mee SA GN aie AP eT 
est To Auctioneers... : 206 9 2 131 13 10 YE Gt Se ore eee 
= To Retail Fermented and. Spi iridnons 38 Liguors (includ. | 

__ ing Wine, Cider, and Perry) — Fae tee asf 011,823 38 12580 GB be oe ah 762 16 9 
“Bitiiard and Bagatelle ..., cs meee ae akg “ie 150 0 0 130 0 0 BO Ca Ua ee past ea ce 
_ To Hawkers, Pedlars, and Pevatroker Pe sp sleke M38 GSB Pass of BOE LOG. bs Hae, jie Bee 66 MOF O 
me ates, Cigars, and Cigarettes... ..: Recta eh 1,125 15 0. POSS Waa t Ss alee, 108. 0 0 
ies ae Act; Noe 8, W900...) 2 ut.) 1,180 17 <0 Tam a | eS ie a an 125 2 0 
Motor Traffic Act, No. Se (oh. OR Sie eo hth geal loupe Gauamy Gd b-) Pe5OS AGE oes ; 2964 14.0 
_. Gaming and Bettin ng Act, a ee ee 15:22: 6 731 OS. ay OAs ve voice 
_ ‘Theatres ae Public Halls Act, No, 13, 1908 . ss WO ta eee ALB Me aes, Lk 195, dae 
. re abe 1905, and d Inflammable Liguid Act, 
tae Ba ae ee es BOG A.” Oe’ DAs) os.0 TOG Oe are cians 
’ ces Yea Sealy 2 aao% 8556 1,658 17 10 UE ga. Be as nes ; 
Ai Nae emoyogor 1s 10) 88,045.70 «7 O14 2 0) 4,166 5 9 
Pine 4 sca! £11,041 ,000 65 10: \"1,087,017 8.5 A040. Bo 1. | 80,980) 3-2: 
De : oe Bae i. Coog 1S ek Teh Bc aa ie 1.413: 9° 3 
Newcastle. Pasturage Beach Sales 1 ea RS Ep aE Vin a 10 4 3 BY Tee oe ae cn 114 0 
_ Improved Paremnnen sy eGs i... ibee bet) abe ads she 2 Weipa SOT saree "waste iin kas oho 89 13 10 
- Miscellaneous Purchases ae ae re ege. Te Ak  dyOO dL. Oo hy ieee Shop By & : 2,199 16 9 
yee Purpoaeedes gin ak ie a iat Via ace uy 1, | ve 
eae BOs tay epi an O, Shon tae 0 Ge itoe bon? Ooh eeeg ee Foe Li acc 
f _ Instalments (inclusive of Interest Se et eae Ley Ope ROe 4 CBOE S4Ge Oi, Bo iri see ce, 5 29,323 4 1 
u Balances — > coo i oe > Pirtes PPh eee” eel 109,692 2 I ‘ 16,552 19 0 | 93,139 3 Ls Pees See 
: Total, Alienations Pee ne Ve 1 | 808,406. 90 |, #343,312 8 9) 93.911 18.2 | 33,027 12 FL 
INTEREST ON ‘LAND’ ‘CONDITIONALLY PUR. a Ge ees ee 
th CHASED - sf i Raat aaa SJ Ry Ra Be 2 4071 8.9 Sate. LO Os) Gah cesken eS, 
le at fee a : yy ae : FREI POT RES AAS | RRL SRR NN t 
42,087 5-9| 49,858 0. 2 | 7600 145 
3,209: 19 3 Sea pe a Te oS eee yar oe eae POPS 5 
S80" 15 | 96719 B-) 122 BO eas 
7,909 4.4, (S097 73 fo erin 228 2 11 
BM Te 8 ee POGe TOL These n O179 13: 
1,590 1 4 1,547 18 3 | PS ee Wy aie Seu oe 
9,101.17 7 rote aia 1 atte Ope s 802.15 6 
12,896 19 7 12,593 4 4 Sigh) Oana Weck Pista 
4,361: 3 74 5Gia? 6 AO en FA9 ED ors coveted 
2,488 .7 4 25108 13. 5 329° 1a OM Grea te 2 se 
3,630 14.47). 2,758 93 FT fe STE oS AER ca 
W517 4 AS4 6G POE FOE AY | cay senha, 
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69, 608° 12 2 ye a AON 2 2nd | ee RAR i- 1,483.9 11 
Sate OUR On 3 CGE ape ate hy hegpee ho 5, 
‘¢|_163,661 16 6 | 173,929 15 6 | 93u Is 2|°12,609 17 2 
HS.187,793. 8.8) VIRASS 16 0 8 |* .2:999TE" © | 12,609 17.2 
e po 3 Se. alton Pe es a ay ee SP eS ee ae 
2) 303.496 9 0}: 243,312 8 9 | 93,211 18 2 | 33,027 17.17 
| 1,664,356 5 10 | 1,695,525 3 0 | 30,4695 7 61,633 3 2 
a ae Ge ; f; AP! CE" ERS os Ser wee, 
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MINT RECEIPTS vena sue es 





CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND. 


COMPARATIVE STATEMENT a Sik i AND RECEIPTS—continued. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 143, 











UGhattar ened 
HEADS OF REVENUE. 30th September, 

1921, 
f, Vas 

REVENUE PROPER—continued. 
Governmental—continued. ee 

Brought forward £ | 1,664,356 5 10 
Alienations brought forward £ 303,496 9 0 
Annual Land Revenue brought forward £ 167,733 5 3 


Land Revenne—continued. 
MISCELLANEOUS LAND RECEIPTS :— 


Fees on Preparation and Enrolment of Title-decds ...) 


Survey Fees... ie SAN ies Be ah 
Special Leases sy $6 Fy tae 
Residential Leases... 

Quit Rents ... nae 

Church and Schoo! Lands... sh 
Returned Soldiers’ Special Holdings Sethi 
Town Land and Week-end Leases uae ae 
All other Receipts ....° ... a es see 


MINING OCCUPATION :— 


Mineral Leases... Ae fas oe 
Gold Leases... ie aes pis ane Ase 
Dredging Leases... a3 as a ses 
Miners’ Rights ws 5 ee 
pes Licenses ... ae Be Serta Ui 
ney on Minerals a fe oe 
er Receipts _... op pee ee avr 

Total, Annual Land Revenue ,.. iss 
Total, Land Revenue .... AS wed ey 


Reeeipts for Services Rendered, 
PILOTAGE, HARBOUR anp LIGHT RATES, &c.... 
HARBOUR AND TONNAGE RATES (OUTPORTS) 
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGES & FARMS ACCOUNT 


BEES :— 
Registration of Brands ... beeen oee gel 
Registrar-General . eS AN er =F 
District Courts na a 


Courts of Petty Sessions . 

Supreme Court Fees 

Sheriff Bs Hf 

Shipping Masters .., 

Mining Department ee Dea 
Public Officers’ and Examination Fees... bas 
Other Fees ... : 


MISCELLANEOUS :— 


th 


£, 
£ 


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3,624 1°38 


£ 


For the Support of Patients in the Mental eo Wee 


Collections by Government Printer _,.. 
Store Rent and Carriage of sage ass 
Work performed by Prisoners in Gaol ,, 
Dock Receipts Hau ie Ra oo 
Other Receipts  .. a Sines 109 


Total Receipts for Services Rendered .., _ 


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1,809 16° 
8,291 15 
9,092 12 
389 7 
442 8 
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176 5 
162 11 
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j ; CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND. 
a _ComPARAmVE STATEMENT OF REVENUE AND RECEIPTS—continued, 


Quarter ended 


1922 






































\ 


ae al 


5449 





I 


Decrease, 





























| Increase. 
































Brought forward .. 2,378,529 7 9 | 2,377,463 16 4 | 134,153 15 4/| 133,088 311 
: ee Le 7 pe | ae Pe 
G 
ae Ge ie . ; & 
hatte, to, {Ontpors sad Ag coe eS wet esc rditiahed “y BDAN Tae 91 2 6 ORR dio Banos. jek ley 
| Government Buildings aad Premises eee hs vw| “12,277 3 EL LO LS oe it ORE Ree ea 1,586 15 5 
a ree an eS ok ae ay g| 12,569 11.1) 13,895 110] 261 4 8| 1,58615 5 
age EE BENGSUBERS PGA. A aie cae a a 
a AN nea (he ee ae 792 15 0 Ba OG LTT. 6 yeni rey. 
“Court oP t Petty Sessions. + ve oA : Ps af By ES Re F668 G0 ess LILI Pe ids. 2,293 11 7 
- Confiscated and Unclaimed Property Tee a ie | 2815 8 GPO ele vac. al ake ei 39 3 9 
"Other fines and forfeitures m eae § en ne 349 14. 4 BLE IBS Oh tis. tak | 192 2 2 
a : a een je Sea : Baa oS) ae 
£| 10,889 12 0) 13,346 15 0 17.13 6) 2,524.17 6 
heh £be, $3,680, B FP’ 38,063,198 Bh ca. te. ace Faas vy! & 
— COUNTRY TOWNS WATER, ‘SUPPLY WORKS, Ci (aa g 
E mis INT ete: oon Oey: \ ore. ee 12,605 2 7 5 7,394 9 7 5,210 17 J0 oeeeeeesens Uses 
a “COUNTRY, _powns ‘SEWERAGE WORKS—| > | ase 
INTEREST Saw ie BL BAB 8 BR ROR 16 ¢8 [de esses | 1,381 390 
Bons Water ‘Trust —Intorest ES Se ARUN bs ea 1,659. £0-,9 |->- 1,311 16, 2 Que eae Wy 53 ees 
| Water Trust—Interest kes x LUE get 280 15 4 10011 He Bn eeviBs WAN ach: fF ccnes 
= Drainage Trost—Interest Rites Wel Ok Lager a 4 W710 OPN IR Te ac: 
u eo 5 Pe ce) On th eB) D808 El ae 24 Pd 
PUBLIC. ‘SERVICE (SUPERANNUATION) ACT re og 
Cee Bae ae BT ee ee ane 80a O16 T7700 YLAl Doane a? CEN a. 
ey | 18424 10 6 19,900 at Od Waa ap ee 1,565 16 8 
a 8]. 60,950 9 4 - 138,583 1 RP eacaa Co) 927738). 3 2 
cua MONEYS acr Noy u, io A) tae Pig &h eee he: Raa 
ING Mipeci ue Sudan Uae Were aes a Ce PEL RR We TaReaNL, area YS 
© gl 157,452 16 0 | #295,742 11 8| 6,867 11 5| 85,157 7 1 
waa £} 2,536,982 3 9 |*2,613,206 8 0/141,021 6 9} 218,245 11 0 
Clee teas a a Bisse ig —"g) 56,017 6.3 + *88,8458 .6:/°93,07L 17 9B) Wai. 
y :d int “GSE TOR, | SR ST SU ES TT 
oe a Ne : “hk cs i 5 y - SS zm - 
_ Net tou (Green ov forward . ee 79,064.17 6 |*2,579,360 19. 6} ot. sl 100,296 2 0 
e Se user 5446, ; 
a Ae 
i % % %, is a 
Aer oe * trp a: 





“comparative: p sane To oF -RBYENT AND 


Fg 





V 


HEADS OF REVENUE, i 
































Net Total (Governmental; ~-Bronght forward...£ 2,79, 064 7 6 2 579, 360 19 
ih ue ‘0 . 


ee - BUSINESS UNDERTAKINGS: OF 
oe THE Bare 





- CHIER COMMISSIONER: FOR RAILWAYS AND 
_ \TRAMWAYS:-- 








i sf ; Railways” Nap as * “ae: = nen f o- ‘ ae 
: z x ct } Tramways eee bee : - : - : jones 
a 2 f 
"SYDNEY HARBOUR TRUST CO MIISSIONERS : — |- 
We Wharfage and Tonnage Rates, &ec. (Sydney) spa Hes, eae 
5 ‘ ‘5 _ Rent of Houses, whore and Wharts, fo. ee ne we 
: ; Bond Charges and Miscellancous ikaw = a ie hE 


METROPOLITAN -BOARD OF WATER SUPPLY! 
"AND SEWERAGE — _ 


ae Ree and Sevrerage Rates 





aT ; h ai 


HUNTER ce WATER 




















SEWERAGE BOARD :— Se oe tae 
Water Rates nee. i ah! ‘ yee : yan ; we a i “31,848 14 8 
: Bewergge Rates 2.00 Saws Gakic Shae ee 12,843 Ee 
: : ; ae ; RAs Heh Be MF ROM eT 
Gross Total (Business Undertakings) a: 
: Less Refunds Nae Dee ‘ ce ) 
: Net Total bina Undertakings) 
Pike ae TOTAL, Net Revenue and Recetpts Bicney ee 
he? ra (Governmental and Business). ee ® 
t The # reasury, New Bout Wales, s) os 


ay Soe. fe Lie: Ys nd Optabcr,, 1922. 


> 





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the 


41: ® pee) Bs ; 
Pe pibits 19 E 


$i \. Ci COCKS, . 
Been PRP aT e 
Eberle of Accounts. ‘ 


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NEW SQUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 143, of 


CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND. 
DETAIL STATEMENT of EXPENDITURE during the Quarter ended 30th September, 1922 2, shown in 


Account Current (see page 5446). 





a 


HEAD oF EXPENDITURE. 


heehee eyelet nyt nti osreb an mtn ete yn 


‘SCHEDULES TO THE CONSTITUTION ACT, 
Third Schedule As bed ae as bed eee ae vat 
Fourth Schedule... if ere Be ie man ey 
Schedule C-—Stipends or Allowances —.. 
Supplement to Schedules ( Pensions = Widows oF Pilots Military, a end other 
Pensions and Allowances) ..,. ‘ 


Total, Schedules to the Gonatithtion ey Sy ‘£ 


_ Executive anp Lecis.arive. 
Vice-President of the Executive Council and Representative of the Cpr ern men 
in the Legislative Council 


Legislative Council .. Bais : ose 
Legislative Assembly re 8, 3 ees aye ors 
Legislative Council and Assembly... nee fae “ey vee woe oe 
Parliamentary Library _... ore aves Raawee iaviges ees . vee 
Parliamentary Reporting Staff... Pa ove one 
Parliamentary Standing Committee on Public Works... eee es ‘ee 
Total, Executive and Legislative ... oi esa one £ 
PREMIER. 
Premier's Office ... se one fF vee . ove * 


Executive Council ... ant yeaa . 
Agent-General for New South Wales Hs Se a Nn es asia 


Miscellaneous Services fe sea seg. Chae Ar ig see ats 
Total, Premier oe eas 7d aes a és EAE 
CotontaL SECRETARY, 

Colonial Secretary— 
Colonial Secretary  ... Ge mo ste ** oe 
Auditor-General’s Department, ; she ees se a 
Aborigines Protection Board .. nus “EA ist sue vhs Ue 
Police +s 
Bureau of Statistics and Registry of Friendly Societies and Trade Unions 
Weights and Measures Office .. oon fs Ge A : 
Government Tourist Bureau ... ss 435 Pe aye is 
Miscellaneous Services eek Bz cae Se | es 


Total, Colonial Seerstary * si ee sad SO Oh ke 


Minister For Laspour AND Pubic Heatra anp Moruersoop. 
Minister for Labour— 


Department of Labour —.., ae ve bie Ee ay es 
Board of Trade Rh ey aS Fey ie ; 
Total, Mideces for’ Tavour ue vee aes is £Y 


Minister for Public Health and M otherhood— 


Public Health . Pe 3a Bee Bs ah oat eee Ay Ae 
Lunacy sc ae By a ses vee ae ss 
Master in Taunacy uh ae a aa Wes me Pa ay 
Dental Board . a nee Rr ak os eo be seed taints 
Medieal Board.. Gs. sip aes eat 


Board of Official Visitor =) Mental Hospitals: thas Se: ose 
Baby Clinics and Baby Hospitals... ae see : 
Venereal Diseases Act, No. 46, 1918 
Endowment to. Hospitals, &e., and other Charitable Services 
Miscellaneous Services 

Total, Minister for Public Health and Motherhood 


TREASURER AND SECRETARY FOR FINANCE AND TRADE, ' 
Treasury... eal aa 


eee eee eoe oo eve # 
Stamp Duties sas nie ous ae ae “e is ea 
Land and Income Tax PY aertg ees a ses ea sie Asie ek 
Government Printer see tae os 4 
Explosives sve ee ae aes : nee a ; ‘ 
Navigation 99 is wes) oc. by: ‘Ge wer: A 


Lifeboats, &c, 


Carried forward 


oe eee 


nn eens Sees Besa eee) 


* See Ted page 5446. 


en 




















43,131 10 


104,695 7. 





[4 Bor, 1922. 


es 





oe 


an te 











| Amount, | 
£ 8. 20. 
6,529 13 2 
513 44-38 
25: 0-0 
246 18 2 
497 419.5 9 
1,009 10 6 
9.5924 14 10° 
2,335 10.07 
548353 
1,830 19 10 
384018 7G 
ey 
6.813.1124 
41. 78 
4,938 9 5. 
2695) 15 6) 
7,066 16 3 
8873 a1 a4 
5,681 13 6 
948,296 3 5 
3,387 38 6 
1,504 13 0 
2979112 8 
45,621 14 4 
18,093 18 6 
9048/0 2 | 





SOoowwwacsocd” 











693.060 8, cane 


Fotal. 


413,758 9 6 


PR20-3 04. 18. 8 


#950,296 3 3 











a ’ 
"NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 143. * 5453 


CONSOLIDATED wh See de FUND. 









































“HEAD or EXPENDITURE. Amount, : Total. 
Sas Gs Eo s, d 
Brought forward ... ORS ERB oe £i 104,695: 7 9 §23,060 8 4 
‘Treasurer AND SxcRETARY FOR FINANCE AND TRADE—continued. 
Resumed Properties sts a at an 2h ‘eh eee on 7,805 17 2 
Sydney Harbour Trust... wae aT Saas os ry vis ont 47,698 10 1 
_ Stores Supply Department... oak ies “ wes oe ie duel BOS, LEO. 40. LO 
State Superannuation Board a a weer wat Bet ay ats 2,284 11 2 
: _ Miscellaneous Services oak ae! a eee REO GEA D ay L 
- Total, Treasurer and Secretary for ‘Finance ‘md Trade... £|——_—_—- *460,574 0 | 
_. Railways and Tramways— | RalLways, ob ‘ 
z Railways—Existing Lines—Working Expenses... whee igs ee.| 2,942,809 14 11 
a Tramways— Existing Lines—Working Expenses Rie Beara Ure so «| 103,639 18 10 
| Total, Railways... oat es va A este aa eZ ——| *3,676,449 13° 9 
; DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE. 
Derdstniene ot the caeane ok "General and of Justice... Sea Caan i woes vn 18,835 18 5 
~~ Court Reporters... A ct ae see re ri: wee 3,133 a 
foes ~=Lhe Judges: Fy i ae wee has a ies sae 8,041 4. 8 | 
4 Prothonotary and Registrar i in Divorce... ody ie ose eee “af 1,366 15 2 
- Master in Equity... ie es A 58 ee AC uate Sates ee 919 eh 5S 
_ Registrar in Bankruptcy... Pay er oa Lee oo “i ses 838 11 1) 
¥ Publio ‘Trastee be eee ani vit ay Ps ee oe ne 5,113 3 5 
ME Obats ORs ee ee yee tae 1) coe Rave tee eee | 220218 21 
Bet, Pherify (<2 ae ah obi ota ae a as eee Bt 10,264 14 9 
Me atc OonTie ys 1s UH ee ge Sok NS senna mak Ge eee st cape 1,648 12 4 
: ‘Fair Rents Court... ant gus eng Se es: 182 18 4 
Chief Industrial Magistrate's Court maeeneta ate a Hage Det a es agri 332 18 1 
@oroners fe. Pua nee A nr ae Uitte ce Les oes 1,293 2 3 
Petty Sessions ~—.... Begee Ae NESE BaD hha hee ee i she ae 33,854 12 9 
Mes Prisons: 2°) ..5 ay wat oe en ne re ne wr re 23, 50e 11) t 
a 2 Registrar- General: us ved CARN SSGe ot ie ave ae 29,437 16 3 
> Giuhlic Servite Board. ly oe ue) Vek aes as Teen cabal "teas 4,466° 7 9 
a ~ Miscellaneous Services. x g Sol. 5,052 5 4 a BN 
ae Total, Department of the Attor ney-General and of Justice £|-———_—_——-|  *154,559 6 5 
et : Pe SECRETARY ror LANps AND Minister For Torsusts. 
ee 5! Secretary for Lands— — : 
Be - Department of Lands ... ian oe ast it: nish Bet 92,183. 23 
Ty Doren * do. Micbcliancsud arvices ie ie ee Bek 5,146 12 8 
q _ Western Land Board ... PLA a SEI ie ROC Pa 2500 5 10 
& ee On Pui ap Middellaneous 5 services ve ie. eh a 249 14 7 
er Returned Soldiers’ Settlement - —.. De ates kee) bak Ptashne SUyOO ge LF 
igaaie Do do Miscellaneous Sane ces Pes Ae ve ua ti al 17 re 
ia fe. APotal, Secretary for Lands... —... oP bo alee £\- --——-——|  *]20,768 14 2 
; Minister for Boreste1 
Forestry Commission ne es a ‘si ae ave iy ay 13,397. 12 JI 
ae Do do Miscellaneous Services... the Sas eee beo@ gia g) 
| taiaies Total, Minister for Forests... |... emt e eres bs £|/-——_- —-———-|__ *13,416 4 8 
Bes. Minister For Pusiic Works. 
& A Doartiient of Publit Works—Establishment  ... ova wee ee sits 31,981 6. 7! 
Public Works and Services— | : 
ie Roads ... we at A ee eters a is a i: (Ee pees 
Mit _ Bridges .. i is ime me ie Ae ACE LA ae 10,484 0 4 | 
Pee ee “Funts, Ferries, and isgathbs: Be ee ah a A oe 10,165 16 1 
aoe Public Watering hang Leg eee and simiiar Services ... Lets ave E640. ONS 
J Harbours and Rivers .: te) SRS Aa ae ao at See ey ee 12,923 19 6 
Dredge Service... dh A ae bie ie cy sk 41,633 12 8 
Public Buildings a ied ee a 17,888 2 7 
Water Supply—Sewerage ded Sebi ater Channels is re bs 105 5 3 
Miscellaneous ... 5,656 17 10 
‘Compensations and Gratuities. to Officers, Employees, and others ; : for ‘accident 
pay and payments under the Workmen’s Compensation Act; for Loss or 
Injury to Stock or Materials; for refund of deposits ; for settlement of 
claims, payments as “ acta of grace,” fees for - special services, and : 
Contingencies generally. es ee nee ne tee tes £1951; 5-E0 
ee aie el) Carried forward ...°  «.. deh ey te £) 141,132.18 11 5,048,228 7 5 
> Pag : ’  * See page 5446. % 
rks e 
hes ; fe: 
ea f E- 
* aa < i y T 
ee Sr, 7 hee ae rLen? A ia" mY 


Bao (NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZBPTE, No.143. [4 Ocry 192% 








CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND. ) . a 
DETAIL STATEMENT of EXPENDITURE during the Quarter ended 30th September, 1922—continued. ee ry 





HEAD oF EXPENDITURE . 





Brought forward ... nate rg Be ss 


MINISTER FOR Pusric Works—continued, 


atleent, Travelling, Transfer, Removal, and other Allowances and Pay for 


Temporary Services 


Rents, Cleaning, Caretaking, unite and Shipping Charges, Letter Boxes, 
Postage, Telegrams, Fares, Freights, Stamps, and Departmental Contin- 


gencies generally, including Minor Services for other Departments 
Railway Appeals Board 
Miscellaneous Services 
_ Government Dockyard, New castle - Js 
’ Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage ‘xe ae Ae 
Hunter District Water Supply and Sewerage Board... ies oe 
Total, Minister for Public Works’... eh ae eae 


Pusiic INSTRUCTION. 


Public Instruction ... : ie ee a ne eke 
State Children Relief Department Ae AoE eae as “b 
Industrial Schools ... cae ae eae Fee ave Bes ee 
Observatory ... 4s a 

Australian Museum: nas tee ay ats ee ek Se 


National Art Gallery ‘ BY oa a ss oi 
Public Library of New South Wales ae ae a a ae 


Conservatorium of Music ... .- dus a BY als oak 
Grants in aid of Public Thoth ions 88 
Miscellaneous Services i bt Ses tee pe 

Total, Public ‘Instruction alae Ba Cs oe! hae 


SECRETARY FOR MINES, 


Department of Mines -< ee tas oa Deeds SR Sat we 
Geological Survey Laboratory ob oe seh ce ae pes 
Miscellaneous Services sk Ks a yee ie ves 

Total, Secretary for ‘Mines... eae eodiio ceo pes 


Minister For LocaL GoyERNMENT, 
Local Government ... 


Valuer-General bg oi oh bis she ies sae 

Miscellaneous Services 

Roads in ost As as ae ey se “eae so 

Endowments ; aw oa ah bes ese ao ose 

Perry Recoupment.., obs ves “6 
Total, Department of Local ‘Government . jae ces 


DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. 


Agriculture ... ie bie a Fy saan es by: ee ses 
Grain Elevators... ca 5, aa Ky oes ee eee 
Rural Industries Board... “Ws wee eee Sua ithe a as 
Stock, Brands, and Pastures Protection a fie eeelcee sae eat 
Botanic Gardens... bar vie ay “i oes ene 
“Nursery Garden, Campbelltown ay oa ch Aes 
Garden Palace Grounds and Inner Domain ea wpa eawat 
Government Domain (Outer) paws oe bh Geshe) Yeas ie 
Centennial Park ... is spa Rte a eee nee sae 
Commercial Agents ay ons oe at Bisye sin 
Miscellaneous Services (Agriculture) 1% i cictyy ea ce ietenk ves 
Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission— / 
Establishment . at: a id ah m a oe 
Miscellaneous ve wee eee eae ove 
Total, Department of ‘Agriculture .. pa wes vee wees 
SPECIAL APPROPRIATIONS. rf 
. Interest on— _ . 
Debentures and Funded Stock (various Ae) wes vee eee 
Peay Bills (various Acts)... sa ts oes ~~ 
Carried forward. fens pee Eaeel 


W~-w~-— at panrnicne enews 





* See prze 5446, 


Amount, | ! ‘a Total. 


ye eae, 8. 
& 141,132 18 11) 5,048,828 7 





(903,769 Teel ‘i 


661011 ay 




















216 011 
1,786 14 4 
1,204 18 1 
tS 125,074 b dO 
Bl o008o ag a 
A Naa pt 
806,861 2 5 
109,788 6 11 
ae 5 ie 
528 16 4 
we 86, 0 0 
i 968 3 3 
wor 3,782 6 1 \ ri 
- 2,640 9 8 
1o8d 8 Be | 
Bibl Bh Ot , 
ys De) #048 BBB Saad) 
16,866 5 10 
sf 9215 6 
: 21207 4 5 
e Lo} OVO ag 
x \ 
2,701 19 9 Shera ae 
6,552 12 6 
are Opa 
1,449 12 6 
OE BS erp, Dok 
wh 2,159 2 4 
ipl A On Uy ag 
57008 Tig “ 
b70y 16° 8 “ 
375.8 4 x 
15,188 17 9 
ti 4,060 7 10] 
G 451.8 0 
Me 1 988 5 1 
a Php he oie 
Ri 1,651 17 10 
103 16 0 
1,498 15 8 a 
6,837 13 1 : 
st apa Ban a 
£|————_—_——_—— | * 109,776 10 4 
...| 2,440,044 8 6 ie 


87,576 § 0 





£| 2,527,620 14 6] 6,503,299 5 











meh 


UE. FUND. — 




























































































ro os er ended $0th = ‘ a —sontinued 
i ae ? hone Total, 
Dre ARNE gre dingy oh Nate ae Ue att Rae 2 RL £ Sin cl 
Ah Brppehh forsrace ve To oes bik ne £ 2,527,620 14. 6 | 6,503,299 5 7 
yi is Spgctan _APPROPRIATIONS—con tinned. - ; 
ee Eel ra Tanta 
* Acts ee pie ef1912 and 7008 1916. | S96 13 4 
Sig ster Supply and Sewerage, Acts 43 Vic., No. 
28 ae aye re ge GF ko 
A Sineraae Board, Act 55, Vite No. : 27 6 18.5.9 
pez Commission, “Act No. 22 of 1916 ve DOO 18240 
Superan Woke oer t0g a ad gae 9 0 
yn. (Superannuation) | Act,No. 28 of 1906... aes suite 20,4000 0 
‘Supe , Acts Nos. 28 of 1916, 44 of. 1918, and 30 of! 1919 weak ay T20,40L riba 
Di trict Court Judges Act No. 23 of. ores Pe oa a ite Rae L Las 
udges J Retirement - Act—Senior Ju ge, Court of Tndustead Arbitration, Se te en 
“Nos. 85 of 1900, 9 of 19s, ee mae ts oe ie : 450 0. 0 
cocutive and Positive “* - ge ee 
isters ef the Crown Salaries, Acts N 0 of 1963, £0. of 1920 and 2 of 
rae 1922 aod ees west oc 4,500" O07 9 
Nowances, i Patiamontary Representatives, “Acts Nos. 32 of 1902, 19 and : 
_- 41 of 1912, and 20 of 1920 DN ae Five ee <tee eC ELLOS 10a 9 
Bars arlamentary: Electorates and Elections, ‘Act No. 41 of 1912... sf ~ 412 10°, 0 
Canary of Hepsident 6 of the Legislative Council, 5 Hers Acts Nos, 20 of 1920, 
Hie, oe bs ee ey ee 5 Rete ee a ; oe OL Ges Bae O 
: > , + tse Athen re : ; 
= ee e ) gee eee eee ; 1,095: 19 8 
urer Solar ¢ avis and Dade ry Pai 
ydney Branch Royal Mint, Act No. 41 of 1902 ... |... eG a 100 07 0 : 
| ibed piath Manactinca se and eh loan ay 79 of 1902 tee rely RL, 256 2 8 1 Si) 
Atto y- Salas ai J asuvees 2 ene Lee : ; . 
s lic Service Board, Acts Nos. 31 of 1902, be 43 of 1919 a delta be Soon Cee Ges: 
District Court Judges Salaries, Act No. 23 of ee AR ee aya sta ee oe We DBI F EEG Be 
e and and Ae eae Conny ae No. 10 of gai A of J udge ea} aes OBO. 0. | 
Date aes ween ROO Be. Bi 
u Ae ate ai at eae ue oe 
Workmen’s Comme m. (Broken Hil) “Act, No. 36, 1920—Government ; 
et contribution OE Nhs pate 0) ee 7,570 7 0.9 
pCR aoe 8,000 0 0 | 
ity (Building) Act, No. 12 of 1919. i aa ae Pil, Hayne Ons 0 
¥ Indowmen , Australian Museum, Aet No. 61 of 1902. nee ce 290 O2-0 
Endowment, ‘Sydney Grammar School, Private Act, 2nd December, sbi 375, 0% 0 
. ndowmen Affiliated Colleges, Act No. 22 of Can ee i. 375 0 0 
- Endowment (Building: Fund) Wesley Coliege, . Act. No. 2 of $9000 ee 5. 892 oO 10 Ys 
ea nent, Women’s College, Act No. 71 of 1902 : a wtbs (5. eae LBB RO. 0 
=A yw nt, Public Library, Act No. 54 of 1899 sore | ee head tek: 500 0 0 
2a t Pays 1 Art Gallery, Act No. Be of 1899 ce Waa ol ag ee aa OO 
se is 74 8 2,688,819 2 4 6,503,299 5 7 
. b \ ; 
+ h vi aa 
He ee 
ie = ON 5 “a Nie f y 
4 xf + Ba Me, a are 





5456 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 143. [4 Oct., 1922. 


CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND... sf 
DETAIL STATEMENT of EXPENDITURE during the Quarter ended 30th September, 1922—continwed. 












































HEAD oF EXPENDITURE. _. Amount. Total. 
£ sd: £ s. d. 
Brought forward ... is ae “ts en £} 2,688,819 1 4] 6,503,299 5 7 
SPECIAL APPROPRIATONS —continued. 
Local Government— 
Valuation of Land Act—Valuer-General (6), Act No, 2 of 1916 ... Mal ts oe ee, Ae 
ToraL, SPECIAL APPROPRIATIONS ... ie oe oe £ | ——__-—__ | * 2,689,046 9 3 
Toran Soh A eee eet be £} 9,199,345 14 10 
Less Repayments to Credit of Votes— 
Governmental . a2 ehtde. ers oe eH 19,920 17 8 
Interest on Public Debt, &e. 4) 2 (iene. 10,988 5 0 
Business Undertakings ae ac ise Aes oe G,095-19 9 
cae aI #37268 29m 
TopAL ... aiene ae £| 9,155,082 12 5 
Transfer to Special Deposits Account— ete la ee 
Part half-proceeds of pie Revenue under Act No. 55 of 1916, . 
(section 13), Cee to 8) 8 ee a ee) SS BL Sed G5 ae 
\ seg tae fee * See page 5446. tae 2 ee. 
Zhe Treasury, New South Wales, ARTHUR A, C, COCKS, 
Sydney, 4th October, 1922. A. Lyncu, . Treasurer, 


Comptroler of Accounts. 


ae ae) eee oe 


4 Ocr., 1922.) 


DETAIL STATEMENT of OTHER PAYMENTS or ADVANCES during the Quarter 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT 


GAZETTH, No. 143, 


CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND. 


1922, included in Account Current (see page 5446). 





HeEApD oF EXPENDITURE. 








OTHER PAYMENTS, 


Mie ance to Treasurer, 1922-1923 
Less Repayments _... 


Minors’ Accident Relief (Repeal) Act, No, 46, 1916 


Less Repayments 


(Jn anticipation af Consolidated Revenue Fund Votes.) 


Other Servicés— 
A griculture— 


4 


PAYMENTS UNAUTHORISED IN SUSPENSE. 


5457 


ended 30th September, 











Government Guarantee, 1920-21 Wheat—Payment of ls. 3d. per 


bushel under guarantee of payment of 7s. 6d. per bushel for 


1920-21 Wheat grown in New South Wales 


Torat, OrHER Payments ay 


The Treasury, New South Wales, 
bee Sydney, 4th October, 1922. 


eae ete 


® See page 5446. 


A. Lyncu, 





Amount, Total. 
l 
Bee haraey o£ ay 
35,112 5 2 
9.895 13 3 
(lis aR 25,216 11 11 
8101 18 0 | 
2 0 0 
lamel 2 4 8.099 15 0 
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PUBLIC WORKS ACCOUNT. ee 


DETAIL STATEMENT of EXPENDILORE during the Quaricr ended 30th ea 1922," as shown in 
Account. Current (page 5463). Pas PR 


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SERVICE. . . AmountT,© y Toran. ae 


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Colonial Secretary— * 
Fisheries Branch— ie 
Fish Hatcheries, Sheds,— Erection, Renewals, &c., and Launches 
and Boats 





Minister for Public Health and Motherhood— | 
Hospitals, &e,.— . 
Metropolitan, Suburban, and Country Hospitals—Grants under the 
provisions of Public Works and Closer Settlement Funds Act, ‘ 

1906 .. vas Fe 5,327 18 








me ? 


Coast Hospital—Preparing Site for Erection of Pav ilions and een s | 
Buildings, and Formation of Roads ae 36,290 8 1 
Mothers and Babies’ Welfare Centre, Riley- -street, “Surr y Hills— R 
Remodelling of Buildings ie Pal. 1,900 0 ‘ 
Roy al Alexandra Hospital for C ‘hildren—Erection of Pavilion and a 
Ces Theatre (half cost) 4 tae ae since.) ends tale «) C40 


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Treasurer and Secretary for Finance and Trade— ae: \ het: 
Government Printer— . v3. 
Purchase of Extra: Machinery and Renewal of Plant... ERE PRA NT gre Ce Ob r9k 15 105 
Résumed Properties— =a a 2 
Renewal of Properties in Observatory Hill Resumed Area, ke. Ag oe yachvcseeurss 4, 153 11 10 


Sydney Harbour 'Trust— 
Renewals and Replacement of Wharves, Jetties, and Plant and 


Buildings under Reconstruction Schemes... ra scl ane Sonate ee Sines 465 7 10- oe : 
Railways and Tramways— reat tee 
Railways and Tramways ve cay Bi. ae Rie oe OR oas kagens aaeductauts of 81rd Op 092 \ Las glee: 


Secretary for Lands— 
Miscellaneous— 
Towards the purchase, acquisition, or resumption of sites. for Public 
Parks, resumption of Foreshores, and for other Public Purposes, 


and expenses in connection ther ewith ... ; S)' Be BD Bet ‘ 
Compensation in connection with the resumption of ‘land for Roads eee 
under the Public Roads Act, 1902 - -... Ao 40 8 Wet 
For Construction of Roads, Water Conservation: and otherwise : ‘Al 
improving Lands for Settlement . Sues We Was DAL ey ted: 
Taronga Park—For Improvemerts and Formation-of Roads. Safes ore ts. ges e° 
Returned Soldiérs’ Settlements— re ee, 
Forest Vale Share-farming Area, for prep ation of Farms on the Area) ....... bevly aie od 





Minister for Forests— 
Miscellaneous Services— 
_ To provide for employment of Returned Soldiers on Forestry Work, 











including accommodation and equipment—further sum . T1817 2287 SN RON ey bd 
To meet expenditur ein connection with Afforestation, Re-afforestation, “eek rai 
and Works ineidental thereto a ie et Ka on 11650 
: ————_ + 013 8 
Minister for Public Works— eae 
Works and Services— : ; BS ae eis AF tutte jo Sepa ae 
Roads _... Fae Ce  9O2 <0 4 | ee ey 
Maroubr a—Road Construction and Improvement Works»... oa 7,847 17 8 RN r 
Bridges... nie af ie ee ae os 6,117.17 Al. 
Punts, Ferries, rel tatinohes ete se ee i Fe beat Obs We 
Matraville Roads and other Works _... 7 a a cs 64 1 ae 
Public Buildings .. See SS 8,958.4 ae 
Harbours and River s— Dredge s service ‘th connection with Permanent) pe: 
Improvements of areas and Rivers.. ak oa ae 462 14 Sp 
Water Supplies and Sewerage... «... akeh Cgihuaee eee ou aaa 262 6 
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~ PUBLIC WORKS ACCOUNT. 
TEMENT of EXPENDITURE during the Quarter snd 30th September, eae as shown in. 
a tue - Acoount Current (page 5463) ~continsed . fe 
cee ok “hee - bed eee | Amount. Tora 
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+ Brought forward “has SWELL cy) Coa attach cae anal 84, 100 17° 1: 
Rote: is Ss .¥ } : ni & : . 
_ Mini eatot Public Beak ined. sae Se ee ; - : 
mee ‘Metropolitan Board of Water Saroly cna Sewerage— , ‘s 
Rei ‘Renewals | of Water Mains, Sewers, Plant, Buildings, ke., and for Fy 
ic Renewal ‘Works generally ; also Recoup to Loan_ Votes for | 
. Machinery « or Plant worn out or dismantled — te es 1,784 16 4 
_ Hunter District Water Supply and Sewerage Doardcass By ae ff 
res of Watey Maine and Sewers . et a By ae a cna 47 11 0 
ee Deny Pare a iat ran a eam veers SOG : 1:832).'% v4 
* MSchcal as ‘Teachers? Residences. Sites, Trade Schools; Technical) 
Sosa ge Education, Teachers’ Training College, and other Buildings, Erec- 
Re tions, Additions, Improvements, Equipment, Renewals, and Materials 
and to meet half cost of erection of Pavilion at. Royal Alexandra 
i Hospital for treatment of School Children NRO 9, aaa a Ota Sk RRR Ee GPL, 20-1084) 5-5 
Department “of oahu. - i os ee 2 ; Me 4 
; ieee Agricultu al Coleg SAE Sa ay Mat as 
St) i see aeo eee G debe tbein brace teeta 5 1 ll 
i s Wentworth Teen Area—Conerete Tinie of portions of Channels ny 
§ cand completing g levees for the protection ‘of the area from floods ae ah ee OFS, 4) 2 
5 "Minister Vader Gob eniaien 2 ae 2 ; . ce ee : : | 
iris - Grants ‘to Shires and Waele: baer rae 2M 
= ‘To assist Shires and Municipalities ... — ... Ree Segoe. Ai sate (3409 0 
Works undertaken _ for Shires, aud Municipalities under contract for 
Bian: “ear nae for go nae & 2,000 0 0 
. : & 2944 9 0 
. Total Bee eet IN, sheds cgeenchee 2} x WO880RS 92 
ess Repayments to Credit of Votes on Account of Current | 
Rene Expenditure bute oe Teo Sit othe SEOES Uh aaa TEPER eee tee 149 5 4 
Total, Public Works and Services ae 4 BS: ae ee *108,653 19 10 
Cor * See page 5463. : 
: Sihed South Wales, ; ARTHUR A..C, COCKS, 
Ea Lyncu, Treasurer. 


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GENERAL 1 LOAN ‘ACCOUNT, 














































Account Current (page 3466). 


—. 


Soh tae SoS SSRVIGE, «| 








Act No. 31, 1914.) na ae 
4 viater Conservation and Tr Rael Monetania . 
_ Lands Resumption and Compensation—Burrinjuck Storage Reservoir 





_ and Murrumbidgee Trrigation Areas PG ay A a4 3 
-Miscellaneous— ¢ 
Works didettaken, for Shires and Municipalities under contract for 

: ker No. 56, 1915, mn 


repayment ... 2 alae re tee 


- Railway Construction— bara 
NS Barellan to Mires! eucthar oun we 
ns: _ Metropolitan Railway Construction— . 
“es * Eastern Suburbs Electric: Railway—further sum— 
_ Bridges— . 
i sf ‘Sydney Harbour Bridge 
i Aor No. POR TOLG A ings | ne 
f — Railway Construetion— . 
é __ Gilgaxdra to Colliotdwards i, 
Metropolitan Railway Construction— ae 
_ City and Suburban Electric Railways—further sum ... ius 
: City and Suburban Electric ane atts pe and Costs 
; thew’ ‘Nov 7, 197 . 
Secretary 2 for Lands— Miséellansens . 
Construction of Roads re lands to be made available for Returned 
_ Soldiers 
--Railway Construction— 
- Wyalong to Cudgellico—further sum ... 0... 
oe Meat Industry Board— 
ee Public Abattoir and Other Works at Homebioh Point—Meat 
- Distributing Depdt, Pig and Calf Market, Sale Yards, Meat 
; - Export, and Other. Works and - Buildings, 
aq es Resumption and Costs he if 
hy ee No. 25, 1918. 
Scie Railway Constachene? 


eee 
ene “ene 


eee aee 


0080 z feo eee 


aoe 


further suth... 


Patwctn and Rivers-— ' 
age Wagonga River Improvements towards. seas hes at 
ual Department of Agriculture—Miscellaneous— 
. For the promotion of Agriculture, Agricultural Colleges, Experiment 
and Demonstration, &ec., Farms—further sum are 
_ Advances: to farmers for fallowing 
“Aor N No, 27, 1919.. Ca had 
-- Industrial Wodetakine’ ; 
— State ‘Trawlers—towards ‘Calera. ot Wh ctans Wooden Fish- 
carrying Vessel], Establishment of 5 ieee Motor Vehicles, Wharf 
eee Kécdemasdation. Plante: 5. 5e a ass 
Stores Supply Department— 
-—-- Towards cost of new building. Fra fea 
ae! Construction— 
_ City and Suburban Heatwave: ual Rana gener iin Wars St aie 
. tion and. Costs 9‘... 
"Returned Soldiers Settlement— 
Returned Soldiers Settlement ‘ae N oO. bsiy 1916, ‘as amended by Act 
en A No, 24, 1917—Advances to assist Settlers and\to meet other 
‘expenses incurred under the provisions of the Act 


\ eee 


ie mae 


eee 


~ Returned Soldiers 
- For the Subdivision and Improv Aieh of Crown or r Acquir ed Tesils to be 
leased or otherwise disposed of to Returned Soldiers, and for other) 
expenses in connection ee ineluding the Sapchese of Imple-| 
- ments, Stock, &e.... 

Pe iciary for Lands— So Ra Sa sal agony ice 
_ Miscellaneour— tt ee ake 


eee eee? eee fs oie eee eee °F 


f _ railway from Baradine to Wangan Creek” 


| 


Acquisition or Resumption of Lands suitable for small holdings for 


including Land 


—- Condobolin to Broken Hill, including Matakana to Mount Hashes 4 


_ City and Suburban Railways, and Pellvaye.s general y-—Tand Resump-| 
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47,6509) 8 
968 1 ef 
635 8-8 
30-18 

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OA To) 
910 16-8 


_ Destruction of Prickly- -pear on ariloited: ods along the authorised 


the purpose of Prickly-pear Eradication on Cr own Lands and o, 








ly ae eee dants thereto—further sum 


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926 14. 0 | 


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£ s.d. 
so. 8 3 
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397.196 
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DET AT SrA EMENT of EXPENDITURE during the Quarter ended 30th September, 192 Pre debe 






































: aan 
SERVICE. : Amount, Total. 
ashi Sy Na, £ we cl 
Brought forward ‘ys tla ee aie hed eee 5 skenctaesee 74,115 5 5 
Aer No. 27, 1919—continued, tai ie 
Harbours and Rivers— 
Port Kembla Harbor Improvements—further sum... + vi 665 0 0 
Tweed River Improvements—further sum... i etn Re 290 823 
x -—— 895758 31 
Sewerage Construction— 
Country Towns Sewerage and Stormwater Channels—further sum...) sesessseseeneceeee kd O00G 913454 
Punts and Ferries— 
New Punts at Spit, Dover Point, and. Laren Pomt hi 1.3 LAV) LMR ba ae ensgacige 114 10 
Water and Drainage-— ; by: 
Drainage works generally a is hed oR rie Jel ee eSoncane nest oe b 14 17 10 
Bridges— 
Bridges generally... ee a Pres 5) ue rake Pert ees ai 6,042 18279 
Minister for Public Works—Miscellancous—- ia. 
Electric Transmission to serve Mittagong, Bowral, “Moss Vale, &e, we, 5,016 12. 5 
Hydro-Electric Schemes.. a8 ee Saf 26,236 5 6 
Hunter District Water Supply Pa Sewer age eBaaees 31,252, 07 711 
Water Supply— 
Extension of Reticulation, Improvements, and other. piorks funtion . 
sum ... eS ype a pane ap aN ve Se = 2p Go) ee 
Sewerage— | 
Stormwater Drainage ... at Fo pacer even pia leGny aula Theo a 536 O10 
pe 63.6579 
Act No, 27, 1920. 
Resumed Properties Branch— 
Improvement of Observatory Hill Resumed Ar ea, rection of Ofnee: io ‘ 
Shops, Dwellings, &e. < as i sae bbe whist a sks A see ‘ O87) Avid 
Tramways— he 
Additions to Lines, Workshops, Buildings, Rolling Stock, é&e. oe f. tcaie a ocpeeuey is lO Fb 
Railway Construction— . : 
Wagga Wagga to Tumbarumba—-further sum iy § pe ve OSS TTY a 
Canowindra to Eugowra—further sum... Leg a oe ey (200314 2 
Griffith to Hillston—further sum res ie as Pe ate ae 12318 146-3 
Yanco to Griffith—further sum chs ie we Sey Aig 162 6 4 
Returned Soldiers’ Settlement— / ee 4446 7 
For the subdivision and improvement. of Crown or acquired Lands, ’ 
to be leased or otherwise disposed of to Returned Soldiers, and for 
other expenses in connection therewith, including the Purchase of 
Implements, Stock, de... 5 an ook Pe Soe cee ae a ee awa sobepe 52,310 0 0 
Harbours and Rivers— 
Cape Hawke Harbour Impr ovements, Tesiing Wall—further sum...) ...-.60.. Leeecases 866 5 10 
Water Supplies— 
Hunter District Water Supply— Amplification—further sum APE Sti ead Leet 1,108 “3° .9 
Public Buildings— 
Central Railw ay Station—Cempletion of mie Offices—towards | : : 
further sum. Sede S87 ieasl Sateen hye Pore US ae gem 
Minister for Public Works— Misc elianeous . : 
Government Dockyard, Newcastle—Establishment—further sum ... D962! 0 ot 
Municipality of Wollongong—Electric Lighting ae: a: Je Pe fee A 
Jj -——-—---—----| ~ 9,369 10 10° 
Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage— 
Water Supply— =, 
General Reticulation, Improv ements, &e., including Sydney Water 
Supply Amplification—further sum sot oa tA juieas (eerie ss veemay : B73 19/35 
Hunter District’ Water Supply and Sewerage Board— ie 
Water Supply— 
Extension of Reticulation, Improv ements, and other Works SAM Teh wees te shag 468 2-9 
Department of Agriculture—Miscellaneous— 
For promotion of Agriculture, Agricultural Colleges, and Experiment; » 
Farms, &c.—further sum ... f 31D <d.26 
_ For the purpose of recouping amounts charged ‘to Expenditure ie 
Suspense Accounts in connection with Relief to Necessitous 
Farmers and Graziers, and for providing further funds for same 
purpose, and also for assistance in the construction of private Pe 
silos <a Re ~ ie RA ee yuk ee sa 12,296. set as pa | 
: >) Carried forward ‘ass) i ae6 De es BROE.\ bes cui ahe ne tian £j. 202, 527 18 


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o Act, No. 21, 1921, . 
“ State Industr jal Enterprises — 
ae State Metal Quarries—Extensions and Flant .., a MT pS Nights Ae PRN Mic he 1 ys) ar a 
bo Sydney Harbour Trust— 
Bee Towards Construction of Works generally, and for the improvement 
ees) Foire of the Port. Be ned Sua Mee ee PR rele a MC ale ayy bulb dete S 5 tala 28,384 8 7 
ie. Railways— 
| oe Rolling-stock, to meet additional tratlic requirements, including 
ee Equipment of New Lines ; Additions to Railway Lines, Stations, 
and Buildings, and for other purposes ; Equipment of Refresh- 
% ae “ment Boone Let TL S636, 42°) 33 
“ Flemington to SS pee Wardell oad ito Ulébe: Island, and 
.. ; Rozelle Bay to Darling Island Railways, including the 
m7 remodelling of Darling Harbour Lines... Patek re oO, 
Pe Electrification of Railway Lines tt a he ue i: 7,048 45 7 
. Rana State Colliery, Lithgow—Development of 9,308 17 4 | 
eu) Tramways— ——____-~ —: 131,780 16 3 
4 Additions to Lines, Workshops, Buildings, Rolling Stock, &e. SESE cess pase eos, Soest Pi tae Wed Bray” 
a Railway Construetion— | 
~North Coast Railway—further sum... sn ee vane 4 a6 Tob} So 
- Dubbo to Werris Creek—further sum... Life Le nde ra 48400. 1 
Cooma to Bombala—further sum eae h a, ae ies ut OC ae 380 2 +5 
‘Sydenham to Botany—further sum... ee wee a “x 8,496 19 10 | 
if Canowindra to Eugowra—further sum ihe £4; Mc rhe ae, 
Waesttncall (6 Castle Hill Dural farther sum ; Rie : 11,038.16 10 
ae _ Coonabarabran to Burren Junction—further sum Pern ede ane 7,006 18 4 
By Barmedman to Rankin’s apnea art ther sum Et he ies 433 14 0 
i ---¥ance to Griffith—tfurther sum. Be ain gts es nis 1,062.20, 10 
op Griffith to Hillston—further sum i ae ey va Bes 21,422 11 5 bo ire ie 
4 = ae ——— 92,174 a ee 
Tramway Construction— | 
® ei Tramways generally—further sum _... e Aves ae aS RIS Fe aa 1,18t 1$ 11 
aa _ Returned Soldiers’ Settlement— : | 
7 ne Returned Soldiers Settlement Act No. 21, 1916—as amended by Act 
; 24, 1917—Advances to assist Settlers and to meet other expenses ‘ 
oF sheared under the provisions of the Act... oe or RMT, 2 et enh aati L674 56 ‘losks 
aS * Closer Settlement— | 
BY To provide for the Acquisition of Eand for purposes of Closer Settle- 
ee ment and Contingent Expenses, the whole amount to be carried 
Bees OS to the Closer Settlement Account and expended in accordance) | Beet . 
a with is eveliea of section 7 (1) of Act No. 9, 1906.. HOES VRC eh oes Pe sare | , 200,000 0. 0 
ee. Bridges— 
Brinn Fig, § ‘Bridges ie Bea ee ae an a be Ac PAT lee cic gists sone 610 14 3 
as Harbours and Rivers— 
rt >,” Newcastle Harbour Improvements, including Wharfage, Shipping, 
ve . Dredging, and other plant—further sum . ae ae Jaf Uh BRO, be os | 
ie: ‘2 Port Kembla Harbour Improv ements—further. sum ... oe AH 6,080 13. 2 
: Coff’s Harbour Improvements, Jetty Extension, & . 212 4 
eS Manning River Improvements—further sum te eet sé 1,387.14 5 
. Wagonga River Improvements—towards fe bee uy i 64 4 4 aN 
el % —_—— — d,92 ( 
# Water Supplies—_ 
Country Towns Water Supplies further sum.. ¢oaiirita ean eh 46,209 -3 2 
Improvements Sydney Water Supply—turther : sum ... ge 374 8 3 
_ Hunter District Water Supply—Amplification—further sum...) 18 5 10 
: ues a 46,601 17 3 
Souersey Cons feucia * 
: Metropolitan Sewerage and Stormwater Channels—further sum _... 20,409 13 7 
Newcastle Sewerage—further sum... a Me ms oy 466 12. 3 
Public Buildings— eats Sheet pt 20,876 5 10 
Darlinghurst Court. house— Additional Accommodation for Federal , ; ? 
ae High Court . “ ; 3 ate ae me SGgIRMUE a cy os cers rematisaet 5,138 15 9 
Minister for Public Works—Miscellaneous— ; 
River Murray Commission— _ 
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- [4 Oor,, 1922. 


DETAIL STATEMENT of EXPENDITURE during the Quarter ended 30th September, 1922—continued. 


SERVICE, 








Act No, 21, 1921—continued. 
Metropolitan Board of W ater Supply and Sewerage— 
Water Supply— 
General Reticulation, Ttaprovementay &e.; including Sydney Water 
Supply epee aly es sum oa cio ey 
Sewerage— ; 
Construction and Ventilation of Sewers generally—further sum 
Hunter District Water Supply and Sewerage Board— 
Water Supply— 
Extension of Reticulation, Improvements and OUNCE WV OES, 1 abs 
Sewevage— 


i cheneon and Reticulation, Improvements and other Werke. Poihcr | 


sum ... an 
Public Instr iOhiOnE oMiseellanseues® 
School Buildings—Teachers’ Residences and other Buildings, and 
School and Residence sites—Special Vote (To be recouped by 
payment from Public Works Fund over a period of ten years) 
Minister for Local Government— Miscellaneous— 
Reconstruction of Main Roads in the county of Chimberland 
Department of Agriculture—Miscellaneous— 
Grain Terminal Elevator—Construction of and for purposes incidental 
thereto—further sum i See 
Grain Elev ators Emergency Country Grant Bilos-Censtt nection. te. 
—further sum 
Veterinary Station, Glenfield — Buildings, ‘Tmprovements, &e,— 


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further sum . by ia 
Water Conservation hind Irrigation Commies 

For the construction of Burrinjuck Dam, Murrumbidgee Canals, 
and Works generally, Murrumbidgee Irrigation Areas, Purchase 

of Stock, Assisting Scttlers, Payment of Tenant: rights, Xe. 

Shallow bor ing—To Boy ide W aber r Supplies for Settlers - 

Returned Slaiary’ Settlement—To provide for Settlement of were 
charged Soldiers on Irrigation Farms and to assist them in the 
dey elopment thereof © 

To enable the Water Conservation and Irrigation Corwoisdion to 
make Advances to Settlers on the Murrumbidgee Irrigation 
Areas for developmental purposes, and to provide for deferred 
rents and water rates—to be su espa a) repaid 

Works under Water Act No. 44,1921 ye ae (3 

Extension of Wentworth Ietipation Area, including Additional 
Pumping Plant 


Total ’ 
Less Repayments to Or edit of “Votes on account of Ourr ent 
Year's Expenditure Bch ny sis abe 


Total, Public Works and Services.. 
Repayment of Loans— 


Debentures issued under Act No. 56, 1915, 8 30th August, 1922 


(in Sydney) .. of 


Treasury Bills issued under Act No. 56, 1915, due July, 1922 (in 
Sydney) bas ae 
Treasury Bills issued ander Act No. a8, 1916, due ‘Ist duly, 1922 
(in Sydney) .. 


Treasury Bills issued under Act 27, 1919, due Ist ‘March, 1922 (in 


Sydney) 
Loans Receipts Returned— 
Stock issued in London— 
Stamp Duty on Transfers— 
Under Acts, Nos. 51, 1912, and 30, 1914 (1922-32 Stock) 
Do Acts Nos, 73, 1916, and 7, 1917 (1924-34 sti 
Do  Act,.No, 7,:1917 (1930. -40 Stock) 


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5476 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 143, [4 Ocr, 1922 








Reference to 
Statements of 
Detail. HEAD OF ACCOUNT. 


No, | Page, | 








2 5460 Sproat Deposirg Account ... ta 


e @ 
Sproran AccouUNTS :— 


Colonial Treasurer’s Master in Equity Account... 


| . ‘| Colonial Treasurer’s Master in Lunacy Account... 

3 5461 Colonial Treasurer’s Public Trustee Account 
Colonial Treasurer’s Prothonotary Account Sis 
Colonial Treasurer’s Registrar of Probates Account 

Tota], Special Accounts ... re 


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No. 10. BALANCE 


Showing the Lepore BALANCES on the various Accounts of the Government of New South 


Dr, 
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Or. 


BALaANces ON 30TH SEPTEMBER, 





16,212 


ai w19,287 


99 


* 93,592 10 7 


3 10 


415.985 14 11 
5,634 13 5 


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17,031,856 8 5 


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- STATEMENT 


Wales: on the 30th September, 1922, and the distribution of the same into Cash and Securities, 





DISTRIBUTION. 


Srxciat Duposrrs Account— 5 
big £ 8. 
With Bank of New South Wales ate .., 8,626,073 16 
With Commercial Banking | Goapeny of 
Sydney Ltd. ye! We + 75193, 341 13 
With Bank of New South Wales—on Fixed 
DS pOsibo csi, 4. 900,000 0 


With Commercial Banking Company of 


Treasury Chest— 
Treasury Fire Insurance Fund— £8. 


New South Wales Funded Stock (1923)... 31,000 0 


> 


New South Wales Funded Stock (1924)... 21,000 


Commonwealth Government Inscribed 
Shockey, ee hee Ae as 6,000 0 


‘Treasury Guarantee Fund— 


# 
New South Wales Funded Stock, 60 Vic., _ 
. NOSE D2 tecre She é (14,500 0 
New South Wales Funded Stock, Rail- 
way (1923) ue och eat 6,000 0 


Account— 
' New South Wales Fanded Stock (1925) iss 
The Union Trustee Company of Australia Ltd.— 
New South Wales Funded Stock (1924) Fe au 


Elder’s Trustee and Executor Co., hides. 
New South Wales Funded Stock (1930) 


Sundry Deposits Account (Deposits on Tenders) see 


Miscellanecus — wae aa KA Ri swe 


Tora, Spxo1a, Deposits Account—CasH AND SHCURITIES 


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| SPECIAL oon 2) iF 
_ With Rabe of Naw. South Ww ales—— 
Colonial Treasurer’ 8 Master i in Bquity Account 
Colonia] Treasurer’ s Master in Lunacy Account... 
Colonial Treasurer’s Public Trustee Account . 
= Poehw it oe. Colonial Treasurer's Prothonotary Account ... Wi 


Molonial Treasurer’s Registrar of Probates Account 


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Push) 


Sydney, Ltd. —on Fixed Deposit ... 500,000 0 


Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage—Trust 


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wa]. 98,592 10 7 
16,212 3 10 
wos} 415,985 14 11 
5,634 13 5 
phy) 18,28 71d 


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£| 549,662 10 8 





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£115,819,415 10 0| 1,212,440 18 5 





CASH. SECURITIES. 
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d. 
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7 
————~{15,819,415 10 0 
0: 
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Biss Savdoscules 58,000 0 0 
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Saga das eaates Fee: 20,500 0 6 
By ieee et ree Ste 1,250 0 9 
Renilinde Reeds ahem anaes 20,000 0 0 
bok TRAMPLE RL NN, 20,000 0 0 
Se 60,155 © 0 
sey Se eae ae $2,530 18 5 


| 17,031,856 8 & 


549,662 10 8 


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£]16,369,078 0 8| 1,212,440 18 6 | 17,581,518 19 ¥. 





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No. 10.—BALANCE be 


Showing the Lupexr BaLances on the Various Accounts of the Government of New South Wales 



















































































Reference : \ 
so Statements : Dr, < ‘ 
of Detail. HEAD OF ACCOUNT. hg Pee aaa N28 bee 
bi , Cr. Rs 
No. ‘ Page. 
/ gy ys £ CA ee 
Brought forward. 0!) A Be One VA iene BES: 17,581,518 19 1 
4 5462 CLoserR SETTLEMENT ACCOUNT. . ia. uel Wa AS 8 BSN Ape AE 133,734 5. 8 
A " ® . 
ch 
5 5463 Positic Works Account to ae ed EE, t Gates snaep etn ete 147,970 5 1 
9 5474 Miners’ Accipent Retrer (Repeat) Act, No. 46, 
1916 ae a ms ge ae os oan eat NYA Cee ea aad, cusetales 133,500 0 0 
Or. se osucbcndecnder ee Las eoutg ee, a) tLe 
Less Debit dalanees— : 
1 5446 ConsotipateD Revenue AccounT .- Me we| Dr. | 5,202,949 12 5 
8 5466 GENERAL Loan Account ee Be ae or 3 5,187,690 10 11 
7 5471 PUBLIC Works AccounTtT—EXPENDITURE SUSPENSE 
ACCOUNT ee oh Lai i mia ven 35 235,924 14 10 
8 5473 Loans ExpenpiturE SUSPENSE ACCOUNT ... mis 3 1,995,809 18 8 
9 5474 Coau PurcHASE SUSPENSE ACCOUNT Ee fe irs 54,912 17 5 
) 5474 GOVERNMENT DocK YARD STORE ADVANCE 
AccountT—LoNnbon PAYMENTS SUSPENSE : : 
AcoounT... ee ay fe a ee 4 15,000 0 0 
9 5474 RAILWAY StToRE SUSPENSE ACCOUNT ry Hi! Pe 283,377 18 8 
9° 5474 GOVERNMENT PRINTER—STORES SUSPENSE ACCOUNT bak 16,000 0 0 7 
12,991,665 12 11 
| 
It 5480 Add AMOUNTS NOT TRANSFERRED TO THE 
TREASURER’S PuBuiic Accounts.—(Details, see 
page 5480)... ses Ey ee ey a4 » | 941,665 18 10 
. . £]13,933,331 11 9 
GRAND ToTaL ae By Saha Ts aliaetonons 6c cure ce gee £| 4,063,391 18 1}* } Nags 
The Trcasw-y, New seuth Wales, % : be 
Sydney, 4th October, 1922. A. Lyncu, Me 


ComptroNer of Accounts. 


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STATEMENT —continued. 
on the 30th September, 1922, and the distribution of the same into Cash and Securities— continued, 














DistTRIBUTION CasH. SECURITIES. ToTal.” 
LV ions £ Bigs Ch £. 8. d 
Brought forward  ... Bu ee £116,369,078 0-8} 1,212,440 18 5 |17,581,518 19 1 


With Commerciz}! Banking pappeuy © of Sydney Ltd. ... «| 133,734 5 8 J sttseeee eee een ees 133,734 5 8 


Pustic Works AccountT— 
With Bank of New South Wales ... et fu a MMe AGL Oy Wel ise Bi MUON s dalar Siri 62 oi» 147,970 5 1 


Miners’ AccIDENT RELieF (REPEAL) Act No. 46, 1916.. vA St ein) Bones | 133,500 0 0 133,500 0 0 





Total Credit Balances—Cash and Securities £/16,650,782 11 5 | 1,345,940 18 5 |17,996,723 9 10 





) 
Crisser SETTLEMENT ACCOUNT— 
; DEBIT BALANCES— | | 




























































































ConsoLipateD REVENUE AccouNnT— fg. At 
With Bank of New South Wales We ... 1,240,513 18 5 | | 
With Commercial "Banking Company of 
Sydney Ltd. abe Bee as ... 3,962,435 14 0 
se ee es 11D), OOPS GAQ RO) Sais! ol Sentosa < se §.202,949 12 5 
z GENERAL Loan AccouNnT— K £ By d,) 
With Bank of New Sonth Wales she . 8,444,557 10 4 | , 
With Commercial Pee pet of 
Sydney Ltd. a EAs Toa reo i} 
- ; me | 5,187,690'10 11 Seat oas se | Oe DS a OOO SLO uA! 
Pousric Works AccounT—EXPENDITURE SUSPENSE ACCOUNT— | i) 
With Bank of New South Wales _... ve a by .. | 285,924 14 10 | SShe ely opeccstnen 235,924 14 30 
Loans EXPENDITURE SUSPENSE AccouUNT— s. d. 
With Bank of New South Wales ont Vertis aes Boh is: 
With Commercial jae pba of 
Sydney Ltd. ) vv» 276,345: 5 5 
pee tee Fay V2995, SOO SUSI OMe tae enic ne eee upsets 1,995,809 18 § 
Coat PURCHASE SUSPENSE ACCOUNT— | i 
With Bank of New South Wales ... Sc oh mek a D4,912 17 5 | seeeeeeeeeee ese 54,912 17 5 
GOVERNMENT DouckyARD .STORE ADVANCE AccouNntT—LoNnpDoN | 
PAYMENTS SUSPENSE ACCOUNT— 
With Bank of New South Wales ... ee he Boh "ie 15,000 0 0 | ceeeeeeee ce eneee 15,000 0 0 
| 
Rartway Store Suspense Account— 
With Bank of New South Wales .., cage he aie Pade vedo he VT boje fot | varteesageravesnes 283,377 18 § 
GOVERNMENT PRINTER—STORES SuspENSE ACcouUNT— ; | 
With Bank of New South Wales... 0. 0, sue vous] 16,000 0 | rereseeereeeee ons 16,000 0 9 
Lonpon REMITTANCE Account— £ s. d. 
With Bank of New South Wales... ne OURS Lat) 1 DLO 
With Commercial cage i ren of } 
Sydney Ltd. ois . 609,093 8 0 Me 
( ee QE SOR ESO EO La iweoreenes moaneeaes 1,218,820 13 10 
Total Debit Balances ... me fi aN £114;210,486 36.0 Gyt i) eee ya eens 14,210,486 6 9 
Net Credit Balances ... — ce. ase tee ide £| 2,440,296 4 § | 1,845,940 18 5 | 3,786,237 3 1 
Deduct— 
Amounts not transferred to the eenourer’s | 
Public Accounts—(Details, see page 5480) ss £\ sy 
With Bank of New South Wales _... ww» 941,550 14. 4 ra 
“With Commercial Banking aay of | 
Sydney Ltd. ... bas ha = 115 4 6 
ee Dr. £| 941,665.18 10 | -riseesssepee | 941,665 18 10 
. Toray Sypney Ner Crepir Barayces—CasH aNnp . i ‘ 
SECURITIES Py ie Bs Mee a ... Or. £| 1,498,630 5 10 | 1,845,940 18 5 (2,844,571 4 3 
: | 
. Lonpon Bawk AccounT at DATE OF LATEST ADVICES Cr. £| 1,218,820 13 10 | -ssereee eters test 1,218,820 13 10 
Granp ToTaL - ...  ~.. e MOTH 2,717,450 19 § |Cr. 1,345,940 18 5 Cr. 4,068,391 18 1 


ARTHUR A. C. COCKS, 


Treasurer, 


. Pay tte 
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5480. NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 143. [4 Oor, 1922 








No. 11. 


MEMORANDUM of PAYMENTS made to 30th September, 1922, by the Bank of New South Wales, on account 
of the Government of New South Wales, not yet transferred to the Treasurer’s Public Account, viz.:— . 








SERVIOE. Amount. 











° Amount, ot Total. 
| | ERE aki s. d, 

Colonia] Treasurer’s Unpaid Cheque Account .... ‘5s Aer son Huda 354 19 5 
knmperial Pension Fand ...’ ah ist ia ee pe ee a (40 99718 A, 
Treasurer's Exchange Account... re ea ath Depacer crak 060 a <8 
Interest on Debentures and Funded Stock Ag ais sak wy | 23,044 15.0 
Enterest on Funded Stock ... sis ae es el Ss ies ai 4,103 19 3 
Interest on Treasury Bills.. ee ay nee iY ny eee ee ie ahs 2.12 +6 
Treasury Bills Redemption ; ary ya ek des ye ves 
Commission on payment of Debentures... Ta PALIN 1 i 8 
Commission on payment of Interest on Debentures and Funded Stock — ae 459 12 9 
Under Secretary for Public Works Department, Expenditure Suspense ie 

Account Kee 16,752 11° 8 
Under Secretary for Public Works Depar tment, ‘Salaries ‘Suspense Account ae 3,461 17 5 
Government Dockyard, Newcastle, Expenditure Suspense Account ... | 129,470 0 4 
State Bakery, Expenditure Suspense Account ... Ca 396 12 3 
State Brick and Lime Works, Botany, Expenditure Suspense Account ae ip af Nis § NR RG) 
State Brickworks, Homebush, do do als ot 1,677 14°11 
State Clothing Factory, do Mor ae eel 4.106 2 10 
State Motor Garage, do do ai oy 3,143.12 9 
State Metal Quarries, do do mae ca 6,378 18 5 
State Power Station, do do S08 ik a 203 6 11 
State Timber Yards, Uhr’s Point, do do ee sath a ROL STO: ibn 
Building Construction Branch, do do ; 10499-81225 
State Monier Pipe and Reinforced Concrete Works “meyecaibare ‘Suspense ‘ : 

Account ~ ei 7,897 18 4 
State Monier iat ‘and Reinforced Concrete Works— Expenditure ‘Suspense 

Account No. 2 ane ia oe £0,000) 602.0 
N.S.W. State ria lotee Hx neodiann Suspense Accoune Ri ie 40, 599329. 9 
State Sawmills—Craven and Gloucester, Expenditure Suspense ‘Account... 20,726 18 10 
State Drug Dep6t—Expenditure Suspense Account... Ba “a 1,347 18 11 
Murr umbidgee Irrigation Area—Expenditure Suspense Account ves | 987,549 5 4 
Influenza Administrative Committee Relief Account... be ae oa APP AOHT ih cs Wie 
W. H. Palmer, Official Assignee ... we Be th bah vk Be 269). 4 = 38 


Total (sce page BATS) of. Mas Ara kL dd ot wea 











MEMORANDUM of PAYMENTS made to 30th September, 1922, by the Commercial Binceae Company of tii! 
Ltd., on account o¢ the Government of New South Wales, not yet transferred to the Treasurer’s Public Account, viz.: 


—— 





























SERVICE. Amounts Total. 
Colonial Treasurer’s Unpaid Cheque Account—-Total (see page 5479)... Bi ee ea Ges TO.c94 ao 
Summary— £ re 
Bank of New South Wales ... Rit A es --| 941,550 14 4 
Commercial Banking Co. of Sydney ‘Limited tf feet ave ioe HS 48 6 
Grand Total (see pages 5475 and 5479) ... oh. > aageanh POOR Es Coa eee 1S 10 
The Tressury, New south Wates, : ARTHUR A.C, COCKS, 
Sydney, 4th October, 1922. s A. Lynou, . " Treasuver. 


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| “POON BOON WATER TRUST. 
Mirch ae PROCLAMATION. 

“OW. E. DAVIDSON, ; . 
peat Governor. fl 


iy, ‘Sir. Watter Epwarp Dayitaaw: Governor of the 
State of New South. Wales, with the advice of 





a ie Executive Couneil, in pursuance of the power and 
- authority in that behalf contained in section 34 of the 
- Water Act, 1912, and of all other powers me thereunto. 
- enabling, do hereby proclaim, declare, and constitute 
the Trust, to be called and ‘known as the’ ‘Poon | 
Boon Water Trust,’’ for the purposes and subject to 


and subject also to the conditions contained in the 
notification of pr oposal | published in the Gazette No. 
o4 of the 16th June, 1922, nages 3334-5-6-7. 
Signed and sealed at Sydney, this twenty-ninth day 
gs Septémber, one Pee nine hundred and twenty- 
2: 





a His ‘Bxeellotey’ s Command, 
‘i iret ELAN At CHAFFEY. 
er Gop SAVE THE KING!. 






'p DAVIDSON, ¢ . Boba 


is | Governor. 
29th Benton, 1922, 


HERBAS: bv a Proclamation heretofore fade in. 
‘that. behalf, Courts of Quarter” Sessions were 
p nted: to de hel a 


ondobolin, on “Monday, ‘the rd October, 1922 


an on’ Tuosdes, Me 28th November, : ae 


* 
bs Ds iets, : at) ign eS yeh i 7 
b tim if ee Ge sea i 


the provisions of Part. TI of the Water Act, 1912.° 


"PROCLAMATION, Sc Eee 


<— 


6 OCTOBER. 


| And whereas it is expedient to alter the same: Now, 





DNEY, FOR TRANSMISSION BY FPOSD AS A RAWSPATOR § 





(1922. 








ihe 


therefore, I, Sir WartrEerR Epwarp Davipson, the 
Gevernor aforesaid, with the advice of the Executive 
Council, and in pursuance of the power and authority 
in that behalf in me vested, do, by this my Proclama- 
tion, hereby appoint Courts of Quarter Sessions to 
be held— 

At Orange, on Tuesday, the 24th October, 1922; 

At Condobolin, on Monday, the 27th November, 1922 

(2.30 p.m. ); 


‘in lieu of the days fixed by the aforesaid Proclamation, 
cf which all persons concerned ar¢ hereby required to 
take notice. 
By Hie Excellency’s Command, 

T. R. BAVIN. 


[2371] GOD SAVE THE KING! 
PROCLAMATION. 


SUPREME COURT AND CIRCUIT COURTS 
(AMENDMENT) ACT, 1912. 


(L.8.) 
LW. tl. DAVIDSON, i . 
Crovernor. ) 


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5th October, 1922. 
Str Waiter Epwarp Davinson, Governor of the 





/ eq State of New South Wales and its Dependencies, 
-|ein the Commonwealth of Australia, hereby rescind the 


direction that the sittings of the Supreme Court, or 
a Judge thereof, for the hearing of civil and criminal 


/ causes and matters be holden at the Circuit Town of 


Neg a a anata on Tuesday, the 10th October, 1922. 
By His Excellency’s Command, 

Ey ke BAVIN. 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 4 


Pe eae ee 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, Netee 





{6 Oor, 1923. 








5482. 

Z : ae i Wiese 
PROCLAMATION. 7 : 
SupreME Court ANnp Crrcurr Courts (AMENDMENT) 
: Aot, 1912, ; ane 

(.8.) : es 3 

W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. Pasar 


6th October, 1922 


Sir Waiter Epwarp ei, Governor of. the 
9 State of New South Wales and its Dependen- 
cies, in the Commonwealth of Australia, do hereby 
direct that the ensuing sittings of the Supreme Court 
at the Circuit town of Deniliquin, for the hearing of 
civil and criminal causes and matters; shall be holden 
on Wednesday, the 25th October, 1922,” in heu of Wed- 
nesday, the 18th October, 1922, ‘of. which all persons 
concerned are hereby required to take notice. 


By. His Excellency’s Command, 
T. R. pay: 
[2393] GOD SAVE THE KING 1. 





PROCLAMATION, 


SMALL DEBTS RECOVERY ACT, 1912. _. 
Smati Dusts Recovery AS rae tntig 2 Act, 1992. 
4. (t8-) 


W. E. DAVIDSON, 
5 Governor. 





Sir Watter Epwarp Davinson, the Governor of ° 


9 the State of New South Wales and its Depen- 
dencies, in the Commonwealth of Australia, in pursu- 
ance of the provisions of the Small Debts Recovery 
(Amendment) Act, 1922, and with the advice of the 
Executive Council, do, by this my Proclamation, order 
that proceedings commenced or had under the Small 
* Debts Recovery Act, 1912, at the Court of Petty Ses- 
sions holden at the Water Police Office may be. con- 
tinued, executed , and enforced against all persons 
liable thereto in the Court of Petty Sessions holden at 
the Central Police Office. 


Signed and sealed at ‘Sydney, this fourth day. of 
October, 1922 


By His Hecellenoy's Command, 
THOS. J- LEY. ® 


P2231} GOD SAVE; THE KING! 


e 








_..BANKS AND BANK HOIADAYS ACT, 1912. 





' PROCLAMATION. 
(u.8.) 


W. E. DAVIDSON, , 
Governor. \ j Hess 


ae following days and sate are hereby appointed to be 
observed as public holidays in the localities her eunder ; ay 


Wednesday. 18th October, 1922—Blayney, Braidwood, Car- 
coar, Moama, and Young Municipalities, Gilgandra aud 
Lyndhurst Shires, Lullamore and Woodstock Districts. 

Wednesday, 25th October, 1922—Young Municipality , Orange 
Police District, and Carcoar Police District, with the 
exception of Crookwell Shire. 

Monday, 6th. November, 1922—Nor tinue eerlond County 
(with exception of Singleton Municipality and. Patrick 
Plaing Shire), 

Wednesday,/6th December, 1922—Barraba Municipality. 


Signed and sealed at Sydney, this 5th day of October, 1922. - 


_By His Excelleney’s ‘Command, 
CHARLES W. 


GOD SAVE THE KING! .- 


OAKES. 





[2397] 
“LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1919. 
. PROCLAMATION. 
(L.8.) 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 


Sir’ Waiter EpwaRp Davipson, the Gevernor of 
- . the State af New South Wales, with the advice 
of the Executive Council, in pursuance of the Local 


Government Act, 1919, do hereby declare the portion | 





1 of os Be Nicipstty of Mullumbimby Becevibed in 


Schedule ‘‘A’’ hereto to be a Residential District (No. 
1—Mullumbimby), 
district. (1). the erection of any building for use for 
the pur poses of the trades, industries, manufactures, 
| or snops described | in Schedule “B” hereto ; 

the use of any busldine for amy such purposes, 


Signed. and sealed: at Sy. dney, this twenty-seventh 
day of September, 1922. 


. By ‘His au auee s Command,. 
wae SJ, GC. i, FITZPATRICK, 
ae Gop SAVE ee KING! 


a 


‘Scurpen oA? 


County Hous parish Brunswick : Commenting on 
the right bank of the. main arm of the Brunswick. 
River, at the point where the railway line and the 
river intersect ; and bounded by the eastern rail of the 
railway south and south-east to a point where it inter- 


easterly by a line, parts of which form the northern 
boundaries of portions 22 and 35 east to a point south 
of the junction within portion 21 of two lines which 
. form south-western sides of the road from. Mullum- 
bimby to Brunswick Heads via “The Saddle,’”’ ‘such 
‘lines bearing’ respectively south 80 degrees 19 minutes 
east and south 46 degrees 27 minutes east, and shown 
on plan catalogued R. 


‘bank of the main arm of the Brunswick River afore- 
said; by that bank upwards, 
mencement. ane 
Scuepute “B.” ee 
Prohibited Buildings, Trades, &c. : 

Buildings for the purposes of the following trades, 
industries, manufactures, or shops: Trades, busi- 
nesses, or ‘manufautur es declared to be noxious trades 
within the meaning of the Noxious Trades Act, 1902, 
and the POH OY ne Otis pig, and horse sales. 





VALUATION OF LAND ACT, 1916. 


N 


PROCLAMATION, — 


(1.8.) 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 


Sir Watter Epwarp Davrpson, ‘the Govertoe ‘of 

» the State of New South’ Wales, in purstiance of 
the Valuation of Land Act, 1916, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, do hereby proclaim that Parts 
V and ‘VI of the said Act shall come into operation in 
the Municipalities of Burwood, East Maitland, and 
Lane Cove on the 
thousand nine hundred and twenty- two. 


~ Signed and sealed) at Sydney.” “this fifth day of 
October, 1922. 
AY 


By His Ercolleney’ s Command, 
Ju Cody, FITZPATRICK. 


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GOD SAVE THE KING! 
= Bos wa cae ba Ig 
[1996 } Chief /Secretary 1s Office, 


pydney,) 22nd September, 1922. 


SUPPOSED ARSON. 250! REWARD. 


W HEREAS on the 8th August, 1922, an unoccu- 
pied. four-roomed cottage, situated at Kundle 
« Joseph Fahey, was destroyed by fire: And whereas at 
Coroner, the following verdict was. returned :—‘ 
find that the cottage owned by Thomas Joseph Fahey 
was destroyed: by fire. but how, the fire originated, 


not enable me to, say’’ 
to believe that the wad fire was the act of an incen- 
diary, notice is hereby given that, if the said fire: were 
wilfully caused, a reward of Twenty- -five Pounds (£25) _ 


Ben » 2 «| eel eae Geis 


Pisa POE ae f° 
eae soak re | 
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and do hereby prohibit in such 


and (2) Ca 


sects the northern boundary of portion 22; thence ~ 


6,703-1,603 Roll in the Lands > 
Department, Sydney ; thence a line north to the right. 


to the point of com- 


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hirteenth ‘day’ of Octoher, one | 


Kundle, near Cundletown, the property of Thomas - 


an inquest held on the 30th idem, before the District» 


accidentally. or otherwise, the evidence adduced doea 
“And whereas there is reason - 












‘reward of Twenty-five Pounds (£25) offered by the 
Manager of the Colonia] Mutual Fire Insurance Com- 
pa (3 imited, Sydney) for such information as shall 
lead to the apprehension and conviction, of the guilty 
- person or persons. In addition to the above reward, 
‘a is Excellency the Governor will be advised to extend 
a a free pardon to any accomplice, not being the person 

J who actually caused the said fire, who shel! first give 
oF * such required information. This reward to remain in 
force for three months only, Pi bis : 


Ses Biba ee” CHARLES W. OAKES 





[2354] Department of the Attorney-General 

: Pea hal5 As and of Justice, 

aa nd ee : Sydney, 4th October, 1922. 
Ve APPOINTMENT OF ROYAL COMMISSION, 


\ [yIs Excellency the Governor directs the publica- 
tion, for, general information, of the terms of 

the undermentioned Royal Commission. 
ae te. DAVIN; 





GEORGE THE FIFTH, by the Grace of God, of the 
; United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, 
ees and of the British Dominions beyond the Seas, 
. King, Defender of-the Faith, Emperor of India. 


To Our Trusty and Well-beloved— i 
His Honor Walter Bevan, a Judge of the District 
Court for the State of New South Wales: 
- Greeting: — _ = eee | 
WHEREAS the Grenfell Gas Company Limited (here- 
inafter called the said Company), has, under the pro- 


visions of section 32 (1) of the Gas Act, 1912, as’ 


amended by the Gas Act (Amendment) Act, 1920, 
--made request to the Honorable the Minister for 
- Labour and Industry, being the Minister administer- 

ing the Gas Act, 1912, to be included in Schedule 

One to the Gas Act, 1912: And whereas it is provided 

by section 32 (1) aforesaid that the Minister shall 
ae cause an inquiry to be held by a Supreme Court 
¥ Judge or District Court Judge: NOW KNOW YE 
that We, reposing great trust and confidence in your 
TOBE Y, learning, and ability, do, with the advice 
of the. Executive Council of Our said State, hereby 
3 authorise and appoint you for the purpose of inquiring 

whether the said Company should be added to Schedule 

One to the Gas Act, 1912, and of determining and 

. fixing the price per one thousand feet of gas sold by 

meter, which, if charged by the said Company, will 

we produce such an amount as, together with all revenue 

received, or which under efficient management might 

be received from any source by the said Company. 

will enable the said Company to pay the standard 

rate of dividend authorised by the Gas Act, 1912, 
after making provision for— 


oe; ; (a) interest payable on loans; 

‘a _ (6) expenses properly chargeable to revenue (and 
in respect of which you shall be satisfied as 

to the necessity for or expediency of the 

of expenditure) ; and 

As aS -(c) a reasonable sum for contingencies which 

tea or shall not exceed the amount necessary to pay 

Beet one half-year’s dividend at standard rate. 


- And We do, by these presents, grant to you full 
power and authority to call before you all such per- 




















be better informed of the truth in the premises, and 
to require the production of all such books, papers, 
writings, and other documents as you.may deem 
‘expedient, and to visit and inspect the same at the 
. offices or places where the same or any of them may be 
__. deposited, and to inquire of the premises by all lawful 
ways and means: And Our further will and pleasure 
is that you do, within the space of thirty days from 
date of this Our Commission, or as soon as the same 

can conveniently be done (using all diligence), forward 
+ -& report on the premises and a Certificate of the 
price so determined and fixed by you to the Governor 
of Our said State, at the Office of Our Minister for 
Labour and Industry: And We hereby command all 
_ Government officers and other persons whomsoever 
oe “a Our said State that they be’ assistant to you 
_ 4n, the execution- of these presents: And We do 

Bry hereby declare this Our Commission to. be a Commis- 
font sion for all purposes of the Act No. 23, 1901, intituled 


- 


An Act to consolidate the Law relating to the taking 
of Evidence by Commissioners under the Great Seal. 


H + 





rs; a - a) ; 3 ne i : 
ie 4 ; i ae ; We RAF, : . os ™ Ps 
i NEW. SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 144, 


' sons as you may judge necessary, by whom you may |. 


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will be. paid by the Government (in addition’ to a) _ In testimony whereof, We have caused these Our 


‘| Letters to be made Patent, and the Great Seal sof . 
nak oe State of New South Wales to be hereunto 
affixed, - 


Witness Our Trusty and Well-beloved Sir WaLTEeR 

._ Epwarp: Davinson, Knight Commander of 
Our Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
Michael and Saint George, Our. Governor of 
Our said State of New South Wales and its 
Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of Aus- 
tralia, at Sydney, in the State of New South 
Wales aforesaid, this twenty-fifth day « of 
September, in the year of Our Lord one 
thousand nine hundred and twenty-two, and 
in the thirteenth year of Our Reign. 


W. E. DAVIDSON, — 


_ Governor. 
By His Excellency’s Command, 
T. R. BAVIN: 


(L.8.) 





Entered on Record by me, in Register of Patents, 
No. 39, page 308, this twenty-sixth day of September, 
one thousand nine hundred and twenty-two. | 

For the Chief Secretary and Registrar of Records, 


EK. B. Harkness, ; 
Under Secretary. | 


APPOINTMENT. 
CHIEF SECRETARY’S DEPARTMENT AND OFFICE OF THE 
MINISTER OF PUBLIC HEALTH. 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has, in pursuance of the provisions 
of the Fisheries (Amendment) Act, 1910, approved of 
the appointment of 


‘ Constable Patrick Collogan, of Burrinjuck, as an 
Assistant Inspector of Fisheries for New South 
Wales,—such appointment to take effect as from 
the 29th August, 1922. 


CHARLES W. OAKES. 


WEIGHTS AND MEASURES ACTS. 


H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, has appointed Sergeant 
Third Class William Ernest Drew, stationed at Armi- 
dale, as an Inspector of Weights and Measures,—from 
the 4th September, 1922, vice Sergeant Second Class 
Montgomery Jones, transferred. 
CHARLES W. OAKES, 
[2357] Chief Secretary and Minister of Public Health. 

















Stock and Brands Branch, 
6th October, 1922. 
THE following persons have been appointed. Trustees 
of Stockinbingal Common, in terms of section 6 (1) 
of the Commons Regulation Act, 1898, to hold office 
until 3lst December, 1924 :— 


T. F. Ellwood, A. E. Leslie, F. M. West, J. Neville. 


and P.-M. Dun. 
[2366] FRANK A. CHAFFEY. 


THE undermentioned person has been appointed a 

Trustee of the Woodstock Common, to hold office until 

3lst December, 1924:— 

R. McGawn, vice P. Pratt, resigned. 
FRANK A. CHAFFFEY. 





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[2395 ] Sydney, 6th October, 1922. 


PASTURBS PROTECTION ACT, 1912. 
T is hereby notified, for public information, that the 
undermentioned gentlemen have been appointed Permit 
Inspectors, under section 144 of the abovenamed Act, for the 
sole purpese of issuing permits for sheep and large stock to 
travel from the Pastures Protection Districts named, viz. :— 
BatTHURST. 


‘CO. D. G. Dovey, care of A. H. Hill and Co., Blayney. 
[P.P. 1922-18-104} 
k Motone. 
A. J. Ashcroft, Eugowra. 
[P.P. 1922-18-104. ] : 


PILLIGA. 
Constable Thomas Francis Smart, Pilliga. . 
[P.P. 1922-18-104.] ; 
W ARIALDA. 


_ William Thos. Edgar, Yallaroi, Warialda. 
[P.P. 1922-18-104 } © Ghd pee Oy 
> FRANK A. CHAFFEY. 


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APPOINTMENTS. 
DEPARTMERT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint 


Mr. George Southby Shepherd, Police Magistrate, to 
be Licensing. Magistrate and Official Member, and 
Messrs. John Francis Joseph Quilter and William 
Joseph Hiscock, J.’sP., to be “Appointed Members” 

- of the Licensing Court for the Licensing District 
- of Junee, for a period of three years,—from 4th 
October, 1922. 


THE undermentioned members of the Police Force to 
ve Inspectors under the Liquor Act, 1912, for the 
Licensing Districts preceding their names, from the 
dates specified :— 
Wellington—Sergeant Edward Paton, stationed at Wel- 
lington, vice Sergeant Williams,—from 1st Octo- 
ber, 1922. ; “ 
Armidale—Inspector Hdward Barnes, stationed at 
Armidale, vice Sergeant Jones,—from 28th July, 
1922. 
Macleay River—Sergeant Patrick Joseph Byrne, sta- 
tioned at Kempsey, vice Inspector Anderson,— 
from 20th July, 1922. 


THE undermentioned members of the Police Force to 

be Sub-Inspectors under the Liquor Act, 1912, for the 

Licensing Districts preceding their names, from the 

dates specified :— 

Bathurst—Sergeant Frederick William Dolman, sta- 
tioned at Sunny Corner, vice Constable Sheridan, 


—from 14th September, 1922. 
Goulburn—Sergeant Arthur Riordan, stationed at 


Taralga, vice Sergeant Murphy,—from 24th Sep- 
tember, 1922. 


Armidale—Sergeant William Ernest Drew, stationed 
at Armidale,—from 4th September, 1922. 


Metropolitan—Sergeants James Knox and Cecil 

Robert Macauley, stationed at No. 5 Police Sta- 
tion,—from 4th September, 1922. 
Sergeants James Johnson and Herbert Edward 
Gray, stationed at No. 4 Police Station,—from 2nd 
September, 1922. 

Broken Hill—Sergeant Patrick Luke Carlon, stationed 

“at North Broken Hill, vice Sergeant Blackie,— 
from ist. September, 1922. 


THE undermentioned members of: the Police Force to 
exercise, within the Licensing Districts preceding their 
names, the authority conferred by section 65, subsection 
1, of the Liquor Act, 1912, from the dates specified :— 


Burrowa—Constable William John Fuller. stationed at 
Rye Park,—from 12th September, 1922. ' 

Goulburn—Constable John Frederick Leonard McRae, 
stationed at Marulan,—from 9th October, 1922, 

Albury—Constable Peter Roland Clifton, stationed at 
Henty,—from 8th September, 1922. 

Milparinka—Constable Paul Michael Hughes, stationed 
at Milparinka,—from ist September, 1922. 

Broken Hili—Constable Albert Edward Clarke, sta- 
tioned at Torrowangee,—from 1st September, 1922. 

Mitchcll—Constable George Cornelius Clarke, stationed 
at Wileannia,—from 1st September, 1922. 


Constable Arthur William Robertson to act as Assist- 
“ant Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Marriages for 
the District of Wentworth, at Menindie,during the 
absence of Sergeant Mills,—from: 19th‘ September, 
1922. . f 

‘James Martin to be Assistant Registrar of Births, 
Deaths, and Marriages for the District of "The 
Richmond, at Kyogle, vice J. F. Weogh,—from Ist 
October, 1922. 


Mr, 


THOS. J. LY. 





APPOINTMENT TO BUILDING REGULATION 
ADVISORY COMMITTEE. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has approved of the appointment 
of 


Alexander Perrett, Esquire, President of the Shires 
Association of New South Wales, as a member of 
the Building Regulation Advisory Committee, 
vice T. Glassop, Esquire, deceased. 


J. & Is FITZPATRICK, 





-. NEW SOUTH WALES GOVE 


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RNMENT GAZETTE, No. 144. [6 Oar, 199% 





Public Works Department, 
Sydney, 30th September, 1922. 


NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION OF LAND 
UNDER THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT AC?, 
1919. , ; 

Wee His Excellency the Governor has, in 
pursuance of section 536 (3) of the Local Govern- 

ment Act, “1919, authorised the appropriation or 

resumption of the land described in the Schedule 


Now, therefore, 1, RicHArp ‘'Homas Batu, Minister 
for Public Works, in pursuance of section 586 (4) of 
the said Act and under Division 1, Part V, of the 
Public Works Act, 1912, do hereby appropriate so 
much of the said land as may be Crown Land, and 
resume so much thereof ‘as may be private property, 
and do notify that the said land is hereby vested in 
the Council of the Shire of Ku-ring-gai. 

R ie BALL. 


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° SCHEDULE, 

All that piece or parcel of land 6 feet wide 
situate at Roseville, in the parish of Gordon, county 
of Cumberland, and State of New South Wales, being 
part of lot 14, section C, of deposited plan 5,035: Com- 
mencing on the south-eastern side of Beecroft-avenue 


4 feet from the 
section ©, of deposited plan 5,035 aforesaid; and 
bounded thence on the north-east by the north- 
eastern boundary of land comprised in Certificate of 
Title, registered volume 2,658, folio 10, bearing 142 
degrees 13 minutes 206 feet 94 inches; thence on the 
south-east by part of the south-eastern boundary of 
that land bearing 234 degrees 21 minutes 30 seconds 
6 feet; thence on the south-west by a line bearing 
322 degrees 13 minutes 206 feet 6% inches to the south- 
eastern side of Bancroft-avenue aforesaid; and thence 
on the north-west by that side of that avenue bear- 
ing 52 degrees 13 minutes 6 feet, to the -point of 
commencement;—having an area of 44 perches. or 
thereabouts, and said to be in the possession of Sidney 
Riley. ‘i a 
[Misc. 1922-2,867] 





NOTIFICATION OF. RESUMPTION OF LAND 
UNDER THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1919. 


HEREAS His Excellency the Governor has, in 
“pursuance of scetion 536 (3) of the Local Goy- 


to for the purpose of general storage and clectricity 
substation within the Hornsby Shire: Now, therefore, 
J, Ricuarp THomas Batt, Minister for Public Works, 
in pursuance of section 536 (4) of the said Act, and 
under Division 1, Part V of the Public Works Act, 
1912, do hereby appropriate so much of the said land 
as may be Crown land, and resume so much) thereof 
as may be private property, and do notify that the 
said land is hereby vested in the Council of the Shire 


ef Hornsby. 
R. T, BALL, 


Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 4th October, 1922. 


SCHEDULE, — 


All that picce or parcel of land situate in the Shire 
of Hornsby, parish of South Colah, county of Cum- 
berland, and State of New South Wales, being lots 19 
to 23 inclusive, section 6, of deposited plan 1,880, com- 
prising the whole of the lands in Certificates of Title, 
registered volume 1,192, folio 162, and volume 3,231, 
folio 111: Commencing at the intersection of the 
northern side of Burdett-street with the eastern side 
of George-street; and bounded thence on the west by 
that side of George-street bearing 38 degrees 30 
minutes 165 feet 38 inches to the south-western cor- 
ner of lot 18.of the said section 6; thence on the north 
by the southern boundary’ of that lot bearing 90 de- 
grees 217 feet 7} inches to the western side of a lane 
20 feet wide: thence on the east by that side of that 
lane bearing 180 degrees 165 feet to its intersection 
with the northern side of Burdett-street aforesaid ; 
and thence on the south by that side of that street- 
bearing 270 degrees 227 feet 9 inches, to the point of 
commencement ;—having an area of 3. roods 
perches or thereabouts, and said to be in the 
sion of Joseph Richard Ernest Hyles. ~ 
{ Mise, --1911-4,27 19). oh) etos at 





143. 
posses- - 


[sea 


at a point bearing 232 degrees 13 minutes, and distant — 
north-eastern corner of lot 14, | 


hereto for the purposes of a right-of-way at Roseville: 3 


ernment Act, 1919, authorised the appropriation or | 
resumption of the land described in the Schedule here- 


ta 






8 GOVE 






























Lo ONE *. A Wor Financ By-taws, 1922-1923. 


. ms Teatiehs the Governor, with the advice of the nee Council, 
has been. pleased to approve of the following Water Financial By-laws made 
gen ay the Hunter District Water Supply and Sewerage Board in accordance 
ee oowith: the Hunter: io tac Water and porersse Acts, 1892- 1906. 


a akosik ey "RT. BALL, 
i ty Sone ie Pee) nied Minister for Public Works. 


Nia rp 
* , ase aeaseeeestiaermem A 


te WHEREAS, by. the ae District Water and Sewerdge Acts, 1892- 
1906, the Hunter District Water Supply and Sewerage Board is authorised 
and empowered, from time to time to make, alter, and repeal By-laws: 
Now, the Hunter District Water Supply and Sewerage Board, under and 
ERE fo virtue ‘of the powers contained in the abovementioned Acts, do hereby 
make the following By-laws: — 


mana 1. Water By-laws Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, Tao, 9, oh 10, published in the 
Ey ties Gazette of 26th August, 1921, are hereby repealed, and the following By-laws 
am shall be substituted in lieu thereof: Provided that such repeal “ghalt not 
prejudice or, affect the payment or recovery of any rate, charge, or sum now 
we - due under the repealed By-laws. 
2° The following shall be the rate to he paid in ee of property ratable 
oe "water supply, whether such property is connected with any Ls or is 
 Yotherwise supplied with water by the Board or not. . 





“W. ater Rates on Property. 
Lands and Premises. 










































Twelve Pounds or under, Ten Si tings per annum. 
ii) Where the land or premises are ahora the assessed annual ina of 
Twelve Pounds, arate of Ten Pence for each pound sterling of the 
o amount of the assessed. annual value. 


Vacant Lands. 


Ce lands of the assessed annual value of Ten Pounds and 
- under, a rate of Five Shillings per annum; and on all such lands 
- above the: assessed annual value of Ten Pounded: Sixpence for each 
Pound sterling of the amount of the assessed annual value. 


Water Supply by Measure. 
ctaupliad to Property by Measure. © 


Urtiese ie determined by special agreement between the Board 
and the consumer, the charge for water supplied by measure shall be Two 

- Shillings per one thousand gallons. The minimum quantity of water to be 
An + charged for where water is so supplied shall ‘be the quantity which, caleu- 
- lated at the charge prescribed by the By- laws, amouaits to the rates paid in 
respect. o the pro operty.. 


Charges in addition to Rate on Unmeter ed Service. 
~ Special Fees. 


fue Hy The ne ail be the charges to be paid in addition to the rate 
gn respect of property where water is used for other than domestic purposes 
and the supply is not through a meter, and are hereinafter referred to as 


foe: 


et 





Trade eee 





@ ‘The Speer Fees for water supplied for— 
- Photography and any like ‘Process 


Peal ME ALK aR ees Wyvige Mea 108, pen ainum, 

ri Tripe Cleaning i ner da gk gee wae, ) ROSS Der annum: 

Vo -'Tyring Purposes 204) 6 oye a. 20s. per annum. 
Mae ~ Small Goods. (sweets) po Be Wea. .e~. 0s: per annum. 
AS - Waterfalls” and Fountains  «.. ... 20s, per annum. 
i Be Shop fronts, by hose. HORS ay . 20s. per annum. 
Organ motors and such-like mechanism 40s. bere annum. 


| y ; es . ; Lo ae - Vehicles. 
| Washing vehicles by hogs nat «| +) 10s. per annum. 
ooh ‘Yards. 


ze Pashing fee by hose eg 4. P28 Cv 208; pex annum: 
. as Gi) All ee re be payable i in arenes hh ad 



















be in. See au any ‘Motor unless the 
Pale ediaigiig Tieeuoter has been first approved of by the Board. The 
from each Motor toe be so eae. bie the waste water can be 















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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 144 


, 


SS 


Gardens. 


6. The ame for water supplied for watering by “hose, gardens, or lawns, . 


of a superficial area not exceeding five hundred square feet, shall be Five 
Shillings per annum. 

Where the superficial area required to be watered exceeds five hundred 
square feet, the services supplying the property must, be metered. 


Meter may be insisted Upon. / 2 


. In all cases where special fees are charged, the Board reserve to hee 
ee the right of insisting upon a Meter being fixed at any time, notwith- 


standing the fact that the special fee may have been paid. 
Building Charges, &c. 
8. (i) The charge for water supplied for building and plastering purposes 


-shall, where the cubical contents of each building does not exceed four 


hundred and eighty cubic yards, be at the rate of One Halfpenny per cubic 
yard on the cubical contents of each building, and the minimum quantity 





. [6 Our, 1929. 





of water to be charged for where water is so supplied shall. be two thousand _ 


five hundred gallons. 
(ii) Where the cubical contents of each building exceed four hundred and 


eighty cubic yards, the Board will supply water, either by meter or at the 
_rate of One Halfpenny per cubic yard on the cubical contents of each build- 


ing, as the Board shall determine, and the minimum quantity of water to be . 


charged for, where water is so supplied through meter, shall be fifteen 


thousand gallons: Provided that before any water shall be used through 


meter for building purposes, such meter shall be submitted to the Board in 
each case for examination and must pass the sensitive test. 
(iii) The charge for water supplied for plastering rooms and for the 


building of wash-houses, water-closets, coppers, and chimneys only, nail 


be Two Shillings and Sixpence each. 


(iv) The charges for water supplied for the making and mixing ae con- . 


crete for foundations of wooden blocks, stone cubes, or oaier form é perma-- 


nent roadway or pavement, shall be at the rate of Two Pounds per one 


thousand square yards, by superficial measurement of road surface; and for ~ 


all other concrete, brickwork, or masonry, at the rate of Threepence per cubic 
yard as measured on the work: Provided that the minimum quantity of 


‘water to be charged for where water is so supplied shall be one thousand five 


hundred gallons. 
Premises where Horses and Cows kept, liable é Extra Rate. 
9. All lands or premises actually supplied with water by the Board, on 


which any one or more head of horses or cattle shall be kept or maintained, ~ 


shall be liable to an extra rate or charge (beyond and in addition to the 
rates hereinbefore imposed) of Five Shillings per head for each head of 
horses or cattle kept or maintained on such lands or premises. Where such 
lands or premises are not actualy supplied with water by the Board, they 
shall be liable to an extra rate or charge (beyond and in addition to the 


rates hereinbefore imposed) of Two Shillings and Sixpence per head for - 


each head of horses or cattle kept or maintained on such lands or premises. 


Deduction from Meter Account for W. C. Flushing. 


10. Gi) Where water is supplied through meter to a property ratable by 
the Board in respect. of sewerage and the consumption for the half-year 
exceeds the quantity which calculated at the charge prescribed by the 
By-laws amounts to the water rates paid in respect of such property for 
such period the occupier of such property shall be entitled to a deduction 
from such excess, as far as such excess will admit thereof, at the rate of 
five thousand gallons per annum for each water-closet on his property the 


supply of water for the flushing whereof shall pass through and be recorded 


by such meter, save and except in the ease of properties having a range of. © 


water-closets receiving their water flush from one flushing cistern, in each 


of which case the allowance of deduction shall be at the rate of two thousand Ys 


five hundred gatlons per annum for each seat in such range. ee 

Gi) Such deduction, or in case where the property was ratablein respect 
of sewerage for portion only of such half-year such proportion thereof shall 
be made on the meter account to the thirtieth day of June and thirty- ge 
day of December respectively in each year. 


The Common Seal of the Hunter District: Water Supply and ee ee 
Board was hereunto affixed by order of the Board, in the presence of 


C..W. KING, President 
W. McLAUCHLIN, Vice-President - 
JOHN. M: L. CRAM, Member 


forming a quorum of the said Board, who hereby by their respective signa- 


tures, attest that such seal was hereto affixed upon the tieaiy-second day of 
August, A.D., 1922. 

Aurrep E. Fry,. We 

Secretary. LE 11996] 
















PUBLIC WATERING PLACES ACT, 1900. 


_ Revocation 


_ prevision: of the abovenamed Act. 
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A Department of Public Works, i, 
* Sydney, 27th September, 1922. 


kes ee “WOLLOMAT TANK,” 

Rees Conargo Shire, No, 328. 

or EstagiisHMent or Parr or Pusuic - 

Baas Pak Warertna Price No, 328. 

IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, hereby directs it to be 


notified that the establishment-of that part of ‘‘Wollo- 
‘mai Tank’”’ p.w.p. No. 328, notified in the Government 
Gazette of 8th September, 189%, specified in the 


Schedule belov, is hereby rey 


oked pursuant to the 
a ) MBRoT. BALE, 
Minister for Public Works. 


oy ——_ 


oh. ‘ ater 
CU Spe Waa Tue ScHepuLE, 
County of Townsend, parish of Pungulgui, contain- 
ing an area of about 258 acres. The Crown Lands 


within the following boundaries: Commencing at the 


- south-western corner of measured portion T.L. No. 








828: and bounded thence on the south by part of its. 


7 southern boundary, east about 13 chains, to the inter- 


section of a wire fence; thence by that wire fence 
northerly- about 24 chains, easterly about 26 chains, 


_ and southerly about 24 chains to the aforesaid south-_ 


ern boundary of p.w.p.; thence by part of that boun- 
dary, again east, the eastern boundary, north; a 


northern boundary, west; another eastern boundary, 


north; another northern boundary, west; and western 


boundary, south, to the point of commencement. 








NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION OF LAND 


UNDER THE PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1912.° 


a ik is hereby notified and declared by His Excellency 


the Governor, acting with the advice of the 
Executive Council, that so much of the land here- 


under. described as is Crown Land has been appro- 


priated, and so much thereof as is private property 


has been’ resumed, under the Public Works Act, 1912, 
for the following public purpose, namely a Public.| prove of the amendment of ‘Regulation 57, under the 


~ School at HAMEL, and is vested in the Minister of 





















fe fageey SN 


ie H*, Bxeallehey the 


Public Instruction on behalf of His Majesty the King. 
__ for the purposes of the Public Instruction Act of 1880. 
_ —Dated the twenty-sixth day of September, one thou- 
sand nine hundred and twenty-two. 


- W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Me ep Sie "a Governor. 
By His Excellency’s Command, r 
~ ALBERT BRUNTNELL, 
m9 Minister of Public Instruction. 





x Description or LAND REFERRED TO. 
All that piece or parcel of land situate at Hamel, 


Se county of Cooper, parish of Garoolgan, and State of 


New South Wales, containing an area of-3 acres:. 
ef arenes -at the north-western corner of portion 

of 1,000 acres; and bounded thence on the north 
by part of the north boundary of that portion bearing 


_ east 5 chains 714 links;-on the east and south by 


lines through portion 26 aforesaid bearing respec- 
tively south 5 chains and east 6 chains 281 links to 


the eastern side’ of the public road 2 chains wide; 


_ and thence on the west hy that side of that road 
_ bearing north 6 degrees 30 minutes east 5 chains 


3 3/ 10th links, to the point of commencement ;—being ' 
the land measured as portion 8, as shown on plan 
C. 4,712-1,804 in the Department of Lands, Sydney, 
cud being part of Homestead Farm 13-1, held by 


M. Ferris. © [2355] 











State Fisheries, - ee Sam 
Chief Seeretary’s Department and 
Office ‘of the Minister of Public Health, 
ie Sydney, 6th October, 1922. 
llency Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, has, in pursuance of the 


_ provisions of the Fisheries Acts, approved of the 
_ acceptance of the surrender, as from the 31st Decem- 
her, 1922, of Mr. Alexander Jobson’s Oyster Culture 


_ Tease No. 10,173, of 1,158 yards, at Port Stephens. 
on the ground that oyster culture cannot be carried 







' upon the leased area with any reasonable hope of 
Bar's SAB tee pone 


|. CHARLES W. OAKES. 


UTE WALES GOVERNMENT ‘GAZETTE, No. 144. 


FS : (2230) 29 


w + - H i ‘d ~ 
ast 
i Department. of Agriculture, 


Stock and Brands, 
Sydney, 6th October, 1922. 


STOCK ACT, 1901, PART IV. 


es tS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 


the Executive Council, has been pleased to 
extend for a further period of six (6) months froni 
the 7th October, 1922, the Proclamation gazetted on 
the 7th April, 1916, and\renéwed from time to time, 


controlling the introduction of stock, fodder, and 


fittings from the State of Queensland, and stock from 

the’ Northern Territory. ‘ 

[1922-322-98 S.B.] 
S FRANK A, CHAFFEY. 





[2372 ] Syaney, 6th October, 1922. 
is hereby nctified, for public information, that the under- 


, T 
. iI mentioned stock have been seized at Ballina, and if 


not claimed within seven (7) days after Gazette notice will - 


be sold under my directions and in ; ccordance with regulations 
6 and 7, stock Diseases (Tick) Acts, 1901-1915. 

[1922-414 52 1.8.) pe oe 
eon FRANK A. CHAFFEY, 


Minister for Agriculture. 





_ Black jersey beifer, about 2 years, top cut off right ear, no brand 


. Black jersey heifer, about 2 years, no brand, earmarked. 
Yellow heifer, about 2 years, no brand. | 
Yellow and white cow, no brand. 

‘Red and white heifer, no brand. 
Ron heifer, no brand. > 
Jersey cow, no brand. 
Jersey cow, no brand. 
Roan neifer, @ qd, earmarked. 
Black heifer, about 4 mouths old. 
Roan heifer, no brand. 
~ Koan heifer, no brand. 
blotched brand. 
Red and white heifer, about 2} years, J left rump. 


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Forestry Commission, 
6th October, 1922. 


Red and white heifer, about 3 years, front leg been broken, 


Excellency the Governor, with the advice of . 


Is 
t] the Executive Council, has been pleased to ap- 


Forestry Act, 1916, as printed hereunder, in lieu of 
the Regulation at present in force under the said .Act, 
‘and bearing the same number,—to take effect from 
date hereof. . | 
[F’..1922-3,889-1) 

W..E. WEARNE. 


_ 57, An occupation permit shall be in the following 
form, and shall be subject to the conditions and limi- 
tations set forth therein, viz. :— 

. This permit, which is issued subject to the pro- 
visions of the Forestry Act, 1916, and Regulations 
theretinder, shall be sufficient authority to entitle 

of 

to utilise for the purpose of —_- es 

the land specified herein, subject to payment in 

advance to the Forestry Commission of the sum of 
per annum, and to the conditions. 
which permit applies—County of 
, parish of" Die 

This permit shall take effect from 5 
Dated this day of Dc Or are 
(The Common Seal of the Commission hereto affixed.) 


Land to 











ACTS OF PARLIAMENT ASSENTED TO. 





. Legislative Council Office, 
Sydney, 28th September, 1922. 


T is hereby. notified, for general information, that 
- His Excellency the Governor has, in the name 
and on behalf of His Majesty, this day assented to 


[2353] 


the undermentioned Acts passed by the Legislative 


Council and Legislative Assembly of New South Wales, 
-in Parliament assembled, viz. :— nt 
Act No, 11, 1922. ‘‘An Act to amend the Coal: Mines 
Regulation Act, 1912, and certain other Acts; 
and for purposes connected therewith.’ °°». 
Act No. 12, 1922. ‘‘An Act to provide for the aboli- 
tion of the Municipality of Wrightville; to 
amend the Local Government Act, 1919, and 
certain other Acts; and for purposes connected 
therewith.” _ ma an 
~ W.1L. 8. COOPER, , 
fe Clerk of the Parliaments. 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 144. 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS AND_ 
TRAMWAYS. — ae 
By-taw No. 621. ae 


“THE Railway Commissioners for New South Wales, in pursuance of the 


powers conferred by the Government Railways Act, 1912, as amended by 
the Government Railways (Amendment) Act, 1916, hereby make the follow- 
ing By-law, and all previous By-laws, Regulitions, and conditions conflicting 
therewith are repealed ;—— RS 
Emply Return Lime Bags. 


Bags which have been used to carry lime by rail will be: returned free of 
charge from the original consignee and destination station to the original 


sender and sending station. ‘To operate from Ist May, 1922. 


Fares to Cadets from Royal Military College at Duntroon whan travelling to 
A visit Factories, de. aes 

Third Class Staff Cadets at the Royal Military Colleec, Duntroon, when 
travelling annually to yisit Government Factories and Workshops in either 
Sydney or Melbourne, and First Class Staff Cadets, when travelling annually 
to the Artillery School of Instruction, South Head, Sydney, and the P.N. 
Russell School of Engineering, Sydney University, for educational purposes, 
will be issued single tickets at half the ordinary single fare in each direction 


on production of approved certificate from the Principal of the College. 


Claims. ° ; 


Claims for detention or loss of, or damage to Goods and Parcels Trafic, | 


Livestock, and Passengers’ Luggage tendered for conveyance. by rail, will not 


be allowed unless lodged in writing with the Commissioners within fourteen 
days after the date when delivery was or should haye been given, and no ~ 


claims will be allowed if lodged after removal from the railway premises of 









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consignments or any portion thereof said to have been damaged and for 


which clear receipts are held, 


Lost Property. 


For the conveyance within the State of articles left in trains or on 
railway premises by passengers, a charge of 7d. each will be made.: Tele- 
grams or telephone messages sent. by the Department in connection with 
such articles will be charged for at current public telegraph or telephone 


rates. 


The Common Seal of the Railway Commissioners for New South Wales 
was hereunto affixed, this 22nd day of September, in the year of 
Our Lord 1922, in the presence of,— | : i 


ye 


— 


W. JNO. MORRIS, 


Secretary. 





Approved by the Governor-in-Council on the 5th day of October, 1922. 


[2401] 


——___— 





[2374] Office of the Railway Commissioners, 


Sydney, 3rd October, 1922. 


ite is hereby notified, for the information of the 
public, that the lands described in the Schedule 

hereto are, with the consent of His Excellency the 

Governor, dedicated under section 81 of the Public 
Works Act, 1912, as public highways. 


JAMES FRASER, 
J. H. CANN, 


Constructing Authority. 


; ScHEDULE. Teplice eae 

All that piece or parcel of land situate in the Shire 
of Stroud parish of Monkerai county of Gloucester 
and State of New South Wales being part of portion 
137 Commencing at a point being the intersection 
of the southern boundary of portion 137. aforesaid 
with the western side of a road diversion of variable 
width bearing 88 degrees 48 minutes and distant 375 
links from the south-western corner of the said portion 
137 and bounded thence by the western side of the 
said road diversion by lines as follow 356 degrees 
56 minutes 10 seconds 49921 links 535°67 links of 
the are of a circle of\31 chains 75 links radius the 
centre of which lies east of a chord bearing 1 degree 
46 minutes 10 seconds 535°05 links 6 degrees 36 


q 


H. C. BUDGE, 
Clerk of the Executive Council. 
ye “p 





minutes 10 seconds 558°86 links 950°78 links of the 
are of a circle of 28 chains 25 links radius the centre 
of which lies west of a chord bearing 356 degrees 57 
minutes 40 seconds 94629 links 347 degrees 19 
minutes 10 seconds 202°80: links-to the southern side 
of a road 100 links wide thence by part of that road 
boundary bearing i21 degrees 04 minutes 138°43 links 
to the western boundary of the Dungog to Gloucester 
Railway thence by part of that boundary by lines 


: 

ES CR Rea W 
o's th it regi * * ae 
Me Z : ie, 


as follow 167 deprees 19 minutes 10 seconds 107°08 — 


—t links, $8443 links of the are of a circle of 29 chains 
25 links ‘radius the centre of which lies west of a 


chord bearing 176 degrees 57 minutes 40 seconds 


‘979°79 links 186 degrees 386 minutes 10 seconds 558°86 


links 469°71 links of the are of a cirele of 30 chains 


chord bearing 182 degrees 18: minutes 36 seconds 
469°25 links to the western side of a road 100 links 
wide thence by that road*> boundary by lines as 
follow Bearing 197 degrees 45 minutes 28127 links 
176 degrees 56 minutes 10 seconds 285°54 links to the 
southern houndary of portion 137 aforesaid thence 
by part of that boundary bearing 268 degrees 48 
rhinutes 3°86 links to the point of commencement 
be the said several dimensions all. a. little more or 
less containing an area of 2 acres 1 rood 73} perches 


or thereabouts being part of reference number 90 on 
the proclaimed plan and Book of Reference of the — 


Dungog to Gloucester Railway, ‘ x 


* wr ade ite, oy eee We 


‘75 links radius the centre of which lies east of a - 



















aah 


NEW sour WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 144, 


Railway STS See ate 
| Syduey, 3rd October, 1922." 


Nersbs. J notitied for the ePartaa ces of the 
blic, that the land described in the Schedule 


rf a Works “Act, pate as public highways. 
a5 _ JAMES FRASER, 








od. (He Aye * 
Beet Rg OUI 3 Constructing Auehcai tS: 
; ‘Senupuse, ” | 


An ‘that piece ‘or parcel of land situate in the Shire 
of Boree parish of Collett county of Ashburnham 





fe 140 Commencing at the northernmost corner of por- 
tion 140 aforesaid and bounded thence by part. of 
ee \ that portion boundary hearing 130 degrees 55 minutes 
es x (ores links thence by the south-eastern boundary of 
sa road diversion bearing 228 degrees. 44 minutes 
_.--: 97-07 links to the western’ boundary of the said por- 


Rar tes forming also part of the eastern side of a road 100 


links wide bearing 334 degrees 29 minutes 240°54 


.. links to the point - of commencement be the said 
- several dimensions all a little more or less containing 
a) an area of 18 perches or therexbouts being the whole 
of reference. number 12 on the proclaimed plan and 
| Railw: By: a 


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T 


“NEW. sourH WAL ES GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS. 
“AND TRAMWAYS. — 


| Buroriox OF -Memaers or tHe Ratway Servicn 
_. SUPERANNUATION. BoARp. 


Ne accordance with ‘clause 12 of the Miaidiations 

published in the Government Gazette of 21st Sep- 
eaeher’ 
| Railway employees . and one member by the Tramway 


call 





5 1922, has been. held. 
; he following is a list of the Prony saver candi- 




































number of votes received by each :— 



















Skelton, Walter Peden JOVCE es ai8.t4 6,491 

~ Kelly, ‘Michael Pam MUR ewe eit = 4 663 
Greig, PAINOS KER Ao, vilye cee Cn des tet vas . 3,566 
Davoren, James Joseph BBM eabcae ees / £3,389 

i: 3,247 

vi 2745 
Epa 2526 

hs Bod. a i oki cy PS eS iD AAG 

: Crossman, George se ee ise oon, FS aes 2,221 

Cuneo, William. PAMberti sc. Nes as 2,214 
pe: geet AA, John . Biart hy chan cE tga kos tey aeuh gars «nara ® AOL A 
SAE as Chant, Adam ‘Percival Dae area Be ciat 2,013 

2 Shute, ‘Geor ee is. CER EO Rane permet LOO) 

_ Trueman, Harry Edward. . sida ts wall ee 1,694 

gt Casserley, Thomas | ut 4,211 

_ Rayment, Alfred 1,154 

Ps Brown, Cuthbert ise hs 1,090 
ihe ‘Lindsay, Robert Bitider Bsc es Ae LOLS 
Pep Brennan, Byron John ..... TOE AR oT UR 
he Es Rogers, ~ Joseph. Richard ..... dey eee Lor ro 
ptiget Aa cwvallats, Johns Varga scccnc, Hoe anys 751 
»  sMdthers,: Robert’ Melrose —....0:...00... 670 
hs Rao er Quinn, “Abraham: LG rach geet eh MRR gt: AGL 
Wightman, Thomas William Smailes ATS 

i +f Spat he Jobn Balser kc RPT abn ila ae D2 EBD 
Ae Marchant, MLB OI ea otha A, ev ic Paty “ 809 
Cooper, Francis: Richard: Ba SAO eee) LOO 
"alee “Informal Py. eeageogn Soe et icne i +6388 
icy TOM eeu pent. oe BY,2p2 


“and Michael Kelly to be- ‘duly elected. 


? mon gloret the voting being as. under :— 





anh Albert aor: ME Ty Ssigs ry 6,235 eps 
BION ARLEP OR. Bane lis esd bees Be ORT, 
ee oe ge i Rs ee ae 


ie ‘Total Lae ihe oe ane a 295 


He 4: Pr. McRVOY, rn 
ae i “Returning: Ofieer, 
ember, 1922, 


* 








Rania Anp TRAMWAY APPEALS 


~ hereto 1S, with the consent of His Excellency the: 
Governor, dedicated under section 81 of the Public 


ae 
im _- and State of New South Wales being part of portion — 
‘tion and bounded thence by part of ‘that. boundary 


Book of ieeare oh the Canowindra to Kugowra. 


1910, an election for two members by the. 


~ employees on the ‘Railway Service Superannuation — 
Board for the three “years: poner ae 8th October, , 


da es nominated by the Railway perararess, and ae 





ee Un aiefat ou sladions- Walter. Peden Joyce ‘Skelton j 


fg A Two candidates” were nominated by ue Tramw Ay, 





(2362) 





5489 


- 


; NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS 


AND TRAMWAYS. 


Boarp—NoMINation 


or EMPLoyrrs’ REPRESENTATIYV ES. 


He term of office of the present Employees’ Re- 


resentatives on the Appeals Board will expire 

en the *30th November, 1922. 
The Government Railways Act, 1912, ,provides for 
sectional representation, and for this purpose ang 


Staff has been divided into eight sections, as under : 


(a) Salaried officers (Railway and Tramw Hae in 
the employ of the Commissioners, 
(by Officers on wages in the following divisions :—~ 


Division 1. Officers in the Clerical and Running 
Staff sections of the Locomotive 
Branch. 
2. Officers in the Mechanical section of 
the Locomotive Branch. 
3. Officers in the Railway Traffic 
Branch. 
4. Officers in the Permanent-Way 

Branch of the Railways, ineluding 

those in the Signalling and Inter- 

locking Branches. 
. Officers in the Permanent-Way 

Branch of the Tramways. 

6. Officers in the Railway .and Tram- 
; way Electrical Branches. 
7. Officers in the Tramway 
Branch. 

The Act provides that the employees shall elect 
from amongst, themselves a Member and a Deputy- 
member in each division, and nominations are hereby 
invited for the position of Member for the term of 
three years commencing from Ist December, 1922. 
The candidate securing “the highest number of votes 
will be declared elected as Member, and the candidate 
securing the next highest number of votes will be 
declared elected as Deputy-member. 


By-law No. 492, section 3, provides as follows :— 


“‘The officers entitled to vote at an election for 
any division shall be (a) all permanent officers of 
such division; and (b) all temporary officers 
thereof (excluding men on deviation works. or 
other works of a casual character) who have served 
continuously for six months or more.’’ 


Nomination papers must be signed by not less than 
twenty employees entitled to vote belonging to the 
division the candidate is nominated to represent, and 


be received by the Returning Officer not later than 
lith October, 1922. 


Persons Sind must be employed in the De- 
partment, and engaged in the, division they are 
nominated to represent, and should signify in writing 
their consent to the nomination and. willingness to 
accept the position of Member or Deputy- member if 
so elected. 


In accordance w ith section 4 of By- Tay No. 492, 
Mr. G. H. Griffin has been appointed Returning 
Officer, and nominations should be addressed to him, 
care of Secretary for Railways, Bridge-street, Sydney. 


Arrangements will be made for the necessary ballot 
in due course. 
AES Wy 


[2019] 


Cr 


Traffic 


J. MORRIS, 
erat: 





5 page Office of the Director-General of Public Health, 


Sydney, 6th October, 1922. 
He is hereby notified, for public iteration: that 
the undermentioned - persons have’ been duly 


anthorised by the Board of Health as Inspectors under 
section 50 of the Cattle Slaughtering and Diseased 
Animals and Meat Act, 1902 :— 
As f from 19th September, 1922— 
Constable William Reginald Crotty, Mulbring. 
Constable William John Fuller, Rye Park. 
Sergeant Arthur Riordan, Taralga,. 


Constable. John Irederick Leonard McRae, 

Marulan. 

Constable Frederick William Dolman, Sunny 
Corner. 


-- Sergeant Edward Paton, Wellington: 


Constable Herbert Henry Thorp, Quambone: 
Sergeant Frank Albert Brien, Warren. | 
Dr. James Robert McClean, ‘Government Medical 


Officer, Dorrigo, 
ne H. NEELY, | 
Secretary, 


¥ 


[1877] Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 


5490 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No 144 
: al AZBITE, 





(6 Oct, 1922, 





[2184] Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 
Sydney, llth September, 1922 


NOTIFICATION OF COMPLETION OF WORK 
UNDER SECTION 41 OF THE WATER ACT, 
1912, FOR THE BURREN BORE WATER 

PRESTE. 

‘Henzsy Harvey Dare, by virtue of the’ power in 
I, this behalf delegated to me by the Water Con- 
sere ation and Irrigation Commission, do hereby notily 
that the work of “sinking an additional | bore, at the 
request and desire of the Trustees of the Burren Bore 
Water Trust, has been completed ; and I do hereby 
notity that His: Excellency the Governor, with the 
advice of the Executive Council, has approved that 
interest on the cost of such work payable by the 
Trust, and such cost (£2,779 11s. 10d.) shall be paid 
by the said Trust, and, accordingly, I hereby direct 
that such interest and cost, —that is to say, the sum 
of one hundred and fifty-one pounds fourteen shillings 
and nine pence (£151 14s. 9d.) for the first period of 
nine months, and thereafter fifty pounds eleven 
shillings and seven pence (£50 Ils. 7d.) per sae 
in advance, anal be paid by the said Trust, 


H. H. DARE, 


Commissioner 


—. 





Sydney, 3rd October, 1922. 


POON BOON WATER TRUST. 


J do hereby notify, pursuant to the Water Rok. 1912, 
& and under the powers in this behalf delegated to 
me by the Water Conservation and Irrigation Com- 
mission, that the Poon Boon Water Trust has been 
constituted by His Excellency the Governor, by a 
Proclamation published in this Gazette. 

fW.C. and 1.C. 1922-9500] 


“H. H. DARE; 
Commissioner. 





WATER ACT, 1912 (PART II). 
HE Water Conservation and Irrigation Commis- 


sion has received the following cae for 
license, L.D. of Wileannia :— 


Leslie J. Lewis, pump, on. the Batic: "River, 
W.U.L. 549, Psh. Donrfalroe, Co. Rankin, 

The Police Magistrate will publicly inquire into 

the application at the Court House, Wilcannia, on 

22nd November, 1922, at 11 a.m. = 

H. H. DARK, : 

[2356] Commissioner. 
WATER ACT, 1912 (PAT IT). 


HE Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, has 


received the following application for License, L.D. of 
Forbes :-— 


Frederick Anderson, dam on watercourse and channel, 
por. 4, parish Jemalong We t, county Gipps. 
The L.L. Board will publicly inquire into the application 


at the Court-house, Forbes, on 20th October, 1922, 2 
10 a.m. 





H. H, DARK, 
{2400} Commissioner. 
[2391] New South Wales Medical Board, 


3rd October, 1922. 


"LEGALLY QUALIFIED MEDICAL 
PRACTITIONERS. 


Ww: ve undersigned, the President and Members 
of the New South Wales Medical Board, ap- 
pointed by: His Excellency the Governor, under the 
enactments providing for the registration of Legally 
Qualified Medical Practitioners in the State of New 
South Wales, do hereby certify that the undermen. 
tioned persons have submitted to this Board the neces 
sary testimonials and qualifications :— 


4254, Bray, Mabel Ircne Cousan, J M.B. Ch.M., 
Univ. ‘Sydney.  (Inverway,> 5 
Woollahra.) 

4255. Binns, John Clyde, M.B., Ch.M., 
Sydney. - (Cressex, Shirley-road, Wollstonecraft.) 
259. Callen, Austin Arthur, M.B. , Che M.; 1922, Uniy. 
Sydney. (Salopia, Stockton.) - 

4274. Coombe, Charles Walter, M.B., Ch.M., 1922, 
Univ. Sydney. (Alberto, Denver- road, Five Dock.) 

4264. Corner, Lancelot Stewart, M.B., Ch.M., 1922, 


Univ. Sydney, (Rothesay, Middle Head road, 
Mosman). 


1922, 
Maeney-street, 


: 


Y 4275. McConnel, 








1922; Univ...” 


fullest. , 270 ft. north-easterly from, Addison- st. 


4273, Davis, Harry Lyell Elderton, M. B., ‘Bac. ‘Surg. wt 


1922, Univ. Melb. see Spofforth-street, Cre- 
fat morne.) 
4256. Flynn, riidulas idcepes. M.B., Ch.M.; 1922, 


Univ. Sydney. _Apswith, 
Queensland.)/ 

4257. Hamilton, Bllice Ettie: Peden, M.B., Ch:M., 
1922, Univ. Sydney. (86 Addison-road, ’Marrick- 
ville 

4258. sped John Kenneth,. M.B., Ch.M., 1922, 
Univ. Sydney, (High-street, West Maitland.) 

4260. Hope, Elsie Joan, M.B., 1922, Univ. Sydney. 

~ (Lynnburn; Holborrow- street, Croydon.) 

4265. Hughes, Thomas Dixon, M:B., Ch. M.,,.1922, 
Univ. Sydney. (Del Monte, Newport.) 

4276. Keiran, John Bernard, M.B., Bac. Surg. ; 1922, 7%. 

Univ. Melb. (Ranelagh, Darling Point, Sydney.) 

Sarah Victoria, M.B., 1922 Univ. 
Sydney. - (Marshland, Wondai, erate Hee 

4261. McCredie, Harold Andrew, M.B., Ch.M., 1922, 
Univ. Sydney. (Leicester Point road, Woolwich.) 

4262. Ryan, Francis~ Patrick, M.B., Ch.M., 1922, 
Univ. Sydney. (Araluen, Esk- street, Lithgow.) 

4263. Ryan, James Redmond, M.B., Ch.M. ini BOZY, 
Univ. Sydney. (Araluen, ‘Esk-street, Lithgow.) 

4266. Saunders, Ida Blanche, M.B., Oh.M. 1922, 
Univ. Sydney. _ (99 Woniora- road, Hurstville.) 

4267. Schmidlin, Frank, M.B.,. Ch.M., 1922, Univ. 
Sydney. (39 Phillip-street, Sydney.) . 

4268. Tahmindjis, George, M.B., Ch.M., 1922)-Unir. 
Sydney. (15 Irving-street, Sydney.) 

42459. Taylor, James Patrick, M:B.;.. Ch. M? .1922, 

: Univ. Sydney. (Cooma-street, Yass.) 

4270. Walker-Smith, Angtis Buchanan, M.B., Ch.M:, 
1922, Univ. Sydney. (Alawah, Tower- street, 
Manly.) 

4271. West, Henry Jesse, MB. Ch. M., 1922. Univ. 
Sydney. (Klouera, Springdale- road, ’ Killara.) 
4272. Whitfeld, Ralph Alister, M.B., *Ch.M., 1922,. 
Univ. Sydney. (Bathurst- street, Woollahra.) 


And we do hereby declare that the persons whose 
names are herein mentioned are entitled to be deemed 
Legally Qualified Medical Practitioners, in terms of, 
and in accordance with, the provisions of the afore- 
said enactments. 


T. STOREE DIXSON, M.B., Ch. ie President. 
“A. MURRAY WILL, M.B.. Ch. 

GEORGE EH. RENNIE, M. D., F ik C- P. Cond.) 
“W. H. CRAGO, M.R:C.8! L.R,C.P. 
G. H. ABBOTT, B.A., M.B.. Ch. M.. 


[2032] 


ie eee -street, 


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“Department of Taxation, 
George-street North, Circular’ Quay, 
Sydney, 6th October, 1922. « 


In the matter of the Land’ and Income Tax Pies 
ment Act, 1895, the Land Tax ite 1895, cand the ~ 
Acts amending ‘the same, 


DAY FOR PAYMENT OF LAND TAX FOR-1922. 


OTICE is hereby given, in pursuance of section 47 

of the Land and Income Tax ~Assessment Act. 

1895, that the Land Tax for the year 1922, imposed 

by: the Land Tax Act, 1895, shall be-due and pay able at 
this Office on Saturday, the 14th day of October, 1922. 


eee WV 2 iakalse WHIDDON, 
= Commissioner of Taxation, 





NOTICE UNDER REAL PROPERTY ACT: 


PPLICATIONS by the undermentioned have pee 
made to bring the lands described under fhe 
provisions:of the Real Property Act. Caveats may be 
lodged on or before the respective dates mentioned :—~ 
No. 23,309. . William Thornbury 
Thornbury, BD A eeayL. 
Burradoo, Hudson, 


and Givenllian 
895 pi, and 6: a3 re 21 pin 
and Church, sts... Sulfivan’ s and | 


Holly rds., and The \Gome Burtadoo. 10th Nov¥.3. 
1922. 
No... 23,464, | Tom Seddon. and Sarak Geiane Sed-» 


don, 5 a. 1 p:, in Copeland, Lethbridge, and Parker 
sts:; Penrith. 10th Nov., 1922. > =; 

No. 23,650. Ernest Vernon Flower, 9 p., inclading 
Denbigh, Evans-st., Waverley. - 10th Nov. 1922. 


No.. 24, di Sidney Charles Plevey, 1 a. ‘3, 884 p., 
fronting Fitzwilliam and WwW indsor rds., Toongabbie. 
VOAth Noy... 19922" 4 

No, 24,119. Arthur Chretien: sa MeO Mrs sees) Faith- 


Goal: 
burn. 10th Nor., 1922. is 
No. 24,162. Thomas Grant and Annie Grad. Os ve 
16 p., in Oxford and Grafton sts., about 70 ft. south- 
eastrly from Leswell-st., Wi petatrs.. 10th: Nov., 1922. 





~ 








No. 24,959. ' Gharles John Foord, 283 p., 28 p., 2 r. 
23 p., 274 p., 273 B:, 28'pij') r. 14} p., lots 17, 18, 49,. 
wui-st®-..60,- 83, 4, 115, 116, sec. 3; lots 7 to 12, 38, 39; 41, 42. 
i 91, 92) 94, 95, and 121 to 126, sec. 4; ‘lots 33, 34° 99, 
Mak ae 100, ‘sec. 5; lots 36 to 42, sec. 7, Richmond Grove 
. Est., Canterbury. 10th Nov., 1922. 
No. 24,270. Robert Arthur Cecil Adams, 3 a. 17 p., 
pt. -por. 13 (ph.), ph. Narellan, co, ‘Cumberland. 10th 
lov., 195 
No 4,288. Thbass Read, 212 p., at corner High- 
gate-st and Kihillah rd., Auburn. Toth Nov., 1922. 
No. 24,309. Stanley Stephen Downes, 264 P., lot 13, 
‘ Ne A Burwood Est., in Stanley-st., Burwood. 10th 
ov., 
No. 24,398, - James Bnet Ts 247; 
~Greenwich-rd. and St. Lawrence Sti; Greenwich. 
* cNoy., 1922. 
bin No. 24,363. Amelia Emma McCann, 3 Ye 204 pu, at 
~ eorner Mount William st. and- Pearson-ave., Gordon. 
10th Nov.; 1922. 
ee “No, 24, 376. Ethel Victoria Glenny, 281 p., in War- 
4 ringah- rd., about 216 ft. easterly. ase Spit-rd., Mos- 
- man. 10th Nov., 1922. 


-at junction 
10th 


Diagrams Meliteating these tilde may be inspected 
‘ at the: Land Titles Office, Sydney. 


W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 
Registrar- General. 


6th October, ce [2392] 











id . ae .—The undermentioned unclaimed property 
eas in’ possession of sthe Police at Whitton will, 
a unless previously claimed, be sold by public auction, 
at Whitton, on the 9th October, 1922 :— 

Three (3) demijohns containing | -wine; four (4) empty 

. demijohns. 
‘JAMES MITCHELL, . 
; Inspector-General of Police. 
15th September, 1922. 


[2028] 


_ Prothonotary’ 8 Office, 
Supreme Court, 
Sydney, 4th October, 1922. 


ae 


she 
al “Marriage Act, 1899, No. 15, William Augustus Flynn, 
Alfred Herbert Parkes, John Benjamin Gibson, Frank Forbes 
Potts, and Ernest Arthur Prior, Police Magistrates for New 
South Wales, have been appointed by their Honors the 



























BIRO, so lorg as they hold the said office. 
By order of the Judges, 


A.G. SADDINGTON, 
Prothonotary. 





| Metropolitan Board of Water Sn giity’ and Sewerage, 
~ Sydney, 29th September, 1922. 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


Notice TO THE OWNERS OF TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
é Oat Aa INnN— 
Bankstown: ‘Wartle-road: from Liverpool- road to Glas. 
sop-street 534. yards; Glassop-street, from Tittle- 
road easterly 232 yards (60,228). 
Canterbury: Moorfields-road, from existing main to 
existing main, 997 yards (60,231). 
| Liverpool: Unnamed lane, from Main Southern road 
“ie south-easterly 564 ‘yards (60,240). 
Rockdale: Frederick-street, from enetine main round 
_ overhead bridge 208 yards, $ ./D. (105230). 
Ku-ring-gai: Kintore-road, from existing main to 
Grosvenor-street 158 yards (80,128). 
Lone Cove: Rothwell-crescent, from Little-street to 


‘Dorritt-street 185 ne ds: Dorritt-street, from 
Rothwell-crescent pantie sere 163 yards 
(80,135). Bex : 

And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 


alleys opening thereunto. 


cad Regret main pipe in the said street having been laid 

, the owners of all tenements and premises 
inated ‘bt at above are hereby required, on or before 
the tenth day of November next, to cause a 
_ proper pipe and stop- -cocks to be laid, so as to supply 
water prem the main pipe to such tenements and 


cs Pata : 
Pe era sour wick. 
; inte to the Board of Water Sintla 
3 p89) and Sewerage. 


is * hace notified that under the provisions of the 





_ Judges as from this day to give consent to tlie marriage of © 


- Homebush: 


| ine ve We AR 6 die 4 Pr te 








a , 


Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
Sydney, 4th October, 19227 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


Notice TO THE Owners oy TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
IN— 

DOE Bourke-street, from Smith-street to Bay- 
street; Bay-street, from Bourke-street southerly, 
249° yards; Banksia-street, from Bourke-street to 
Ocean- street ; Parkes-str eet, from Bourke-street to 
Ocean-street (60, 252) ; Stephen-street, from ¢xist- 
ing main to Swinbourne-street (60,229), 

Cabramatta and Canley Vale; Cross- street, fram Long- 
field-street to Bartlett-street (60,230). 

Enfield: Stanley-street, from George’s River road to 
Tangarra-street (60, 255); . McCall-street, from 
West-avenue to Linthorne- -avente ; Eden-street, 
from McCall-avenue to Burwood-road (60,254). 

Fairfield: Carrington-road, from Diprose-street nor- 
therly, 184 yards (60, 249), 

Liverpool: Oxford: street, from’ existing main south- 
easterly, 304 yards (60,239). 

Marrickville: Schwebel- street, 
Ivanhoe-street (60,243). 

Strathfield: South- street, 
avenue; Ada-avenue, 
mouth- road (60,245). 

Waverley: Peer atta from Dellview aN east- 
erly, 65 yards (60, 220) ; Goldie-avenue, from Bir- 
rell-street_ northerly, 92 yards (60,223). 

Woollahra: Mansions-road, fram Victoria-r road south- 
westerly, 264 yards (60, 247). 

Lane Cove: Stokes- street, from Murray-street to Hux- 
table-avenue ; Huxtable- avenue, from  Stokes- 
street to Helen-street (80,141). 

Mosman: Wurim-avenue, from David-street north- 
westerly, 240 yards (80, 143). 

North Sydney: Moodie. street, 
westerly, 71 yards (80,127). 

W illoughby: Tunks- street, from Kameruka-street to 
Tailor-street ; Tailor-street, from Tunks-street to 
Noonbinna- crescent : Noonbinna-cr escent, from 
Tailor-street to Coorabin: road ; Coorabin- road, 
from Noonbinna-crescent to Minimbah- road ; Min- 
imbah-road, from Noonbinna-crescent to Courra! E 
he-road ; Courrallie- road, from Coorabin-road to 
Minnamurra- road; Minnamurra-road, from Cour- 
rallie-road to Kameruka-road. Widgiewa-road to 
Coorabin-road north-westerly, 147 yards (80,119). 


from High-street to 
from Baker-street to Ada- 
from South- street to Yar- 


from existing main 


And the private streets, lanes, courts, and alleys 
opening thereunto. 

‘pBE main pipe in the said street having been laid 

down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated at above, are hereby required, on or before 
the seventeenth day- of November next, to cause a 
proper pipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply 
water from the main pipe to such tenements and 


premises. 
H. SOUTHWICK, 
Inspector on the Board of Water Supply 


[2394] and Sewerage. 





Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and oan 
Sydney, 11th September, 1922. 


NOTICE TO. LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


NotIck To THE Ownsgrs oF TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
IN— 


Mosman; Lavoni-street, from existing main to Man- 
delong-road 100 yards (80,148). 
Willoughby: Rosewall-street, from existing main to 
High- street, 130 yards (80, 145). 
Bankstown Liverpool- road, from 
north- ae 2,724 yards (60,227). 
Wentworth-road, from Pomeroy-street 
north-westerly 128 yards (60, 201). 
Homebush: _Wentworth-road, from 
north-westerly 153 yards (60,202). 
Hurstville: Croft’s-avenue, from Station-avenue to 
' Humphries-lane, 32 yards; Humphries-lane, from 
Croft’s-avenue southerly 97 yards (60,256). 
And the various private streets, lanes, courts, 
alleys opening thereunto, 
HE main pipe in the gaid streets having been laid 
down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated at above. are hereby required on or before 
the twenty-seventh day of October next, to cause a 
proper pipe and stop-cocks to be. laid, so as to supply 
water from the main pipe to such tenements and 


premises. 
; G. H. SOUTHWICK. 


Inspector to the Board of Water Supply 
and Sewerage. 


Johnstone-road 


existing main 


and 


[1854] | 


p49. 


549% 





Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
Sydney, 19th September, 1922. 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


Norticzs ro tHe Owners oF TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
IWw— 
Hornsby: Fuller’s-avenue, from Pretoria-parade to 
- Hall-road; Hall-road, from fuller’s-avenue to 
Neutral-road (80,139). 

Mosman: Raglan- iinet, from existing main to exist- 
ing main 233 yards: (80, 142). 

Granville: William-street, from Woodville-road to 
Blaxcell-street (60, 160) : Blaxcell-street, from Wil- 
liam-street to Lackey-str eet (60. 161); Blaxcell- 
street, from Lackey-street to Guildford-r oad, 1,247 
yards; Guildford- road: from Blaxcell-street to 
Woodville-road, 1,255 yards; Lackey-street, from 
Blaxcell-street. to Woodville-road, 1,178 "yards 
(60,174). 

Marrickville; New-street, from Edward-street south- 
erly 118 yards (60,241). 

Strathfield: Elsie-street, from existing main to Iran- 
cis-street: Francis- street, from existing main. to 
Hyde Brae street; Hyde Brae street, from Fran- 
cis-Street to Dickson-str eet (60,246). 


And: the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 
alleys opening thereunto. 


Meee main pipe in the said streets kaving been laid 

down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated at above are hereby required, on or before 
the third day of November next, to cause a proper 
pipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply water 
trom the main pipe to such tenements and premises. 


G. H. SOUTHWICK, 
Inspeet.ir to the Board of Water Supply 


[2137] and Sewerage. 


’ 


HUNTER DISTRICT WATER SUPPLY 
SEWERAGE BOARD..- 


Notice to Lay SErvicrn Pires. 


Noricz to the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 
case may be) of tenements and premises situated 
m=" 

New Lambton: 
Cromwell-street. 


HE main pipe in the said streets having been laid 

down, the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 

case may be) of tenements and premises situated as 

above is hereby required, on or before the 17th Novem- 

ber, 1922, to cause a a proper pipe and stop-cocks to 

be laid, so as to supply water from the main pipe to 
such tenements and premises. 


ALFRED E. 
Board’s Office, Newcastle, 
27th September, 1922, 





AND 


FRY, 
Secretar y. 
[2336] 





PUBLIC SCHOOL TENDERS. 


ENDERS, plainly endorsed and addressed to the 
Under Secretary, Department of Hducation, 


Sydney, will be received 
mentioned for the works 
culars on tender forms 
Specifications. 


up till 2 p.m. 
specified below. 
and those bound 


Full parti- 
with the 


f 
$0 BERT BRUNTNELL, 
Minister for Education: 


1271 Ocroper, 1922. 


at Head 


Bendick Murrell—Additions,. &e. (Plans 
Office, and at Public Schools, Murrumburrah, 
Young, Bendick Murrell, and Cowra.) 


Boolaroo—Erection of New. Infants’ School, &c. 
(Plans and Bills of Quantities at Head Office; 
District Works Office, Newcastle; and Public 
School, Boolaroo.) 


Monk’s Crossing, vid Laggan—Erection of New School 
Buidding., (Plans at Head Office; District Works 
Office, Goulburn; and Public School: Crookwell.) 


Piggabeen (fresh tenders)—-HMrection of Teacher’s Re- 
sidence. (Plans at Head Office; District Works 
Office, Lismore; and at Public Schools, Murwil- 
lumbah and Tw ‘oad Heads.} 


Wagga W agga-Remodelling, ‘ee. (Plans at Head 


Office, and at’ Public Schools, ai agga Wagea and ‘ 


Junee, ,) 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 144. 


Woonona-——Additions, 


Victoria-street, from Regent-street to 


on the dates | 


’ River, 


_ accepted for the whole of the work 
on approved security being given, be paid by quarterly _ 








(Plans at Head Office; District 
Works Office, W. ollengenes and at Public School, 
- Woonona.) 


Wyong—Erection of Retaining Wall, Ge (Plans ‘at 
| Head Office; District Works Office, Newcastle ; 
and at Publie Schools, Gosford and Wyong.) . 


191 OctozeR. 1922. 


Canley Vale—Additionst (Plans at Head Offer, and 
at Public School, Ganley Vale.) 


dation. (Plans at Head Office; and at Public 
Schools, Canowindra, Carcoar, and Cowra.) | 

Gerogery Railway Station—Brection of New School 
Building. (Plans at Head Office, and at Publie 
Schools, Albury Culcairn, and Henty.) 


Paddington—Additions. (Plans and Bills of Quanti- 
ties at Head Office.) 


Sally’s Flat: (fresh tenders)—Additions to Remdanen 
(Plans at Head Office; District Works Office, 
Bathurst; and at Public Schools, Rylstone hal 
Mudgee.) 

South Wollonecne aivec ton of New School Building. 
(Plans at Head Office, and District Works Office, 
Wollongong.) 

Warialda—-Additions. (Plans at Head Office; District 
Works Office, Moree; and at Publie Schools, Wari- 
alda and Inverell.) 

Yarrowitch, vid Walcha—Erection of New School 
Building. (Plans at Head Office; District Works 
Offices at Armidale and Tamworth ; and at Public 
Schools, Uralla and Walcha.) 





[6 Ocr, 1922 


Cowra—Provision of Additional Sanitary Accommo- . 


SALE OF STATE TIMBER YARDS AND BUILDING | 


WORKSHOPS, UHR’S POINT, NEW. SOUTH 
WALES. 
PEERS on proper forms, endorsed ‘New South 
Wales State Timber Yards—Offer of Purchase,” 
and addressed to the “‘Under Secretary, Public Works 
Department, New South Wales,’ may be delivered at 
the Department up to 2 p.m. on 9th October next, or 
posted in time to reach the Department on that date, 
for the purchase of the State Timber Yards and Build- 
ing Workshops at Uhr’s Point, as follows :-— 


1. The. whole of the land, lease of reclamation, &e., 
buildings, and plant, 
concern. 


as a going business: 


The stocks or any portion agreed upon ‘oti 


timber 
ironmongery (including glass of every des- 
cription), galvanized ironwork, guttering, 
cowls, &c., joinery, mouldings, and turuery, 
may be taken over at a valuation, at the 
option of the purchaser. 


or) 


. The land and buildings only, including lease of 
reclamation, wharf, and pile sites. 

. The whole of the plant and machinery, or any 

. individual unit of each respectively. 


ww 


~ Nore.—In connection with No. 1 above, it is notified 
that any offer providing for co-operative working will 
receive consideration. 


The works, which are the most modern and best 
equipped in the State, comprise substantial buildings, 


tramways, wharves, Jog mills, log pond  (1,000-log 
capacity), drying sheds, cranes, lighters, motor lorries, 


horses and carts, metalled and tarred roads. 
tide vessels drawing 12 feet can berth 


(imported and colonial), builders’ 


At. high’ 
ab) RV Daei oe 


Located at Rhodes, “adjacent to the Main Northern 


Railway, consisting of 10 acres 36 perches or there- 
about of land under Torrens Title, and 3 acres 2 roods, 
more or less, lease from Sydney UWarbour Trust, or 
reclaimed land, wharf, and pile sites. The works. have 
a frontage of about S90 feet along the Parramatta 
and about 1,555 feet to Cropley, Averil, ane 
Llewellyn streets and Cavell-avenue, more or less. - 


The area is Paes with a 6 feet gal lyanized-iron 
fence. ' tinh ; 


A doposit of 2 per cent. must ‘de iddgea with each 


_ offer, the balance to be paid within three months from 
Provided that if an offer be _ 
fl the balance may, - 


date of acceptance: 








instalments extending over a period of five years: with 6 


interest at the rate of 6 per cent. i annum, 


“8 opelt 








The State Power Station for generation of electricity, 
et “which receives and consumes the major portion of the 


sawdust, shavings, &c., from the mills, is 
within the area, “put this Station, with provision for 
hecessary access to road and wharf with use of coal- 


bin thereon and easement for circulating water pipe- 


ri line and pump well, is to be separated from the Works 


offered for sale, and is not to be included in the price 
offered. An agreement can be made for the continuance 


of consumption of mill’ waste and for the supply of 


~ Works Department, 


é 
F: 


- 





ee ee ee ee a > 


~ 























pepe nar 


ie 1475] 


‘to be made to Accountant of Department. 


Lithgow Sewerage—Manufacture 


wo. Car inda 


current for a period of five years. 

The highest offer will not necessarily be aceepted. 
Full particulars and Offer Forms obtainable at Public 
Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, 
Perth, Brisbane, and Hobart, and at the State T Timber 
Yards, Uhr’s Point, 

The Works will be open for inspection from 10 a.m. 
to 4 p.m. from this date until the 9th October next. 

_ Take train to Rhodes Station (Sydney-Hornsby line). 


R. T. BALL, 
Minister for Public Works. 


DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS— TENDERS 
“ FOR WORKS. 

IENDERS will he received up to 2 p.m. 

_ dates specified for: the undermentioned works. 


Envelopes containing tenders must be addressed to 
the President, Tender Board, Publie Works Depart- 


_ ment, Sydney, and have legibly endorsed upon the 


face. theres’ the name of the work for which tender 
is submitted. The Government does not bind itself 
to accept the lowest or any tender. 

Specifications and plans of all works may be seen 


in Contractor’s Room, Public Works Department, 
Sydney, in addition to the other places mentioned. 


Plans will be supplied at the rate of 5s. for each 
sheet, and specifications at 5s. per copy. . Payment 
» For 
Architectural Works, plans only may be purchased. 


9Ta OctToBER, 1922. 


| Wellington Police Buildings—Repairs and Painting. 


(Specification, &c., at Court-house¢, Wellington, 
and Supervising Engineer’s Office, Dubbo.) 


. Narrandera Water Supply—Erection of Engine-house. 


(Specification, &c., at Court-house, Narrandera.) 
and delivery of 


(fresh tenders.) 


16ru Octoser, 1922. 


Glebe Police Station—Repairs and Painting. 
fication, &c., at Police Station, Glebe.) 

Temora Hospital—Construction “of Underground 
Tank. (Specification, &e.5 at 
Temora, and Supervising 
Cootamundra. ye 

Glen Innes Water Supply—Supply and Erection of 
Pumping Machinery, and Removal of Existing 
Tempor ary Plant. (Time extended.) © 


23Rp Octozer, 1922. — 


Wooden Tipping Troughs. 


(Speci- 


Enegineer’s Office. 


- Kenmore Mental Hospital—Installation of Electric 


Light. (Specification, &c., 
gineer’s Office, Goulburn. ) 
Police Station—Repairs and — ‘Painting. 
(Specification, &e., at Court-houses, Narrabri, 
and Walgett, and Supervising Engineer’ s Office, 
_ Moree.) 
Burwood Police Officers’ 
pairs, and Painting. 
Police Station, Burwood.) 


at Supervising En- 


Quarters—Renewals, 
(Specification, ke, ab 


Wyalong Lock-up— ’ Premises—Repairs and Painting. 


(Specification, &¢., at Court-house, Wyalong, and 
Supervising Engineer’s Office, Cootamundra. ) 


30TH OcrTosER, 1922. 


Barren Jack Hydro-Electric Development—Supply, 
‘Delivery, and Erection of Turbines and Gene- 
rators to the Original Specification, dated Janu- 
ary, 1920. Tenderers to omit tenders Nos. 1 and 
a, and are to submit only tender No. 2. (Ten- 
ee also close with Agent-General, London, same 


BB arate Police Biationt Hirection of New Building. 


(Specification, &c., at Police Station, Barellan; 
_, andySupervising Engineer’s Office, Cootamundra.) 


3 Goulburn Hospital—Installation of Sewerage System. 


_ (Specification, &e., 
Office, Goulburn.) — 


at © Supervising ‘Engineer’s 


i a er a Harew al of Water Services to 
\ e 


ivision. 


‘Specification,’ &c., at Waterfall 
Sanatorium. 2 


R. T. BALL. 


situated 


Public 


on the 


Mokilla 


Court-] house, . 


For the supply 


For 


Re 


~ For 





5493 





-— 


DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS—TENDERS 
FOR LEASING. 


'Y ENDERS will be received up to 2 p.m. .on the 
dates specified for the undermentioned, ‘Ten- 
derers to state what rental they are prepared to 
offer, or the lowest sum for which they will work 
the Watering Place with the privilege of retaining 
the collections authorised by Regulation. Envelopes 
containing tenders must be addressed to the Presi- 
dent, Tender Board, Public Works Department, 
Sydney, and have legibly endorsed upon the face 
thereof the name of the Public Watering Place for 
which tender is submitted. Tenders must be accom- 
panied by a deposit of £5, and should specify the 
names and addresses of two proposed sureties. The 
Department does not bind itself to accept any tender. 
The lease will be subject to the provisions of the 
Watering Places Act, 1900, and the Regu- 
lations thereunder. The lessee may cultivate the 
tenant’s lease, and any improvements which he may 
effect in the shape of clearing and burning-off timber 
may be considered in his favour should he tender for 
a new lease at the expiration of his term. 


Copies of the Act, Regulations, conditions of lease, 
and agreement may be seen, and further information 
and form of tender may be obtained from the local 
District Works. Office, or from the Department of 
Public Works, Sydney. 


16TH Octoser, 1922. 


Tank, of 532 acres, road Wilcannia to White 
Cliffs—Broken Hill District. 


Kerrigundi Tank, of 640 acres, road Cobar to Louth-—~ 


Bourke District. . 


MecKenzie’s Point Bore, of 300 acres, road Brewarrina 
to Goodooga—Bourke District. 


23rp OctorEerR, 1922. 


Clare Tank, of 708 acres 2 roods, 
Ivanhoe—Hay District. 


' Notre.—Term of lease, in each case, to be five years 
from lst November, 1922, 


road Balranald to 


R. T. BALL. 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS 
AND TRAMWAYS. 


ENDERS. will be received at the Office of «the 

Railway Commissioners, Bridge-street, Sydney, 

until 12 noon on the dates shown for the serviees 
specified : — 


lltH OctosEr, 1922. 


and delivery to City Railway W ork- 
shops, Liverpool-street, of One (1) S.S. and S. 
fiollow-spindle Gap Bed Lathe, Centres 9 inches 
or 91 inches, Bed 10: feet. Specifications with 
slight variations in these dimensions will be. con- 
sidered. Further particulars obtainable from the 
Supervising Hngineer, at Liverpool-street. 


8TH NovEMBER, 1922, 


supply of Two Vertically-driven Duplex Boring 
and Turning Mills. Specifications and tender 
forms obtainable from Comptroller of Stores, 
Wilson-street, Newtown. 


- 15vH Novempsr, 1922. 


Seven (7) 50-cycle 3-phase Transformers, to Speci- 
fication No. 569 (price 2s. 6d.), at Chief Electrical 
Engineer’s Office, 61 Hunter-street, Sydney. 


29TH NovEMBER, 1922. 


For the supply of D.C. and A.C. Motors and Genera- 
tors, to Specification No. 568 (price 2s. 6d.), at 
Chief Electrical Engineer’s Office, 61 Hunter- 
eecnes Sydney. 


20TH DecemBER, 1922. 


For the suvply of Two (2) High Duty Double-head 
~ Driving Wheel Lathes. Specification and tender 
forms from Comptroller of Stores. 


All tenders to be properly endorsed. No tender 
necessarily accepted, Make cheques payable ‘‘Railway 


Commissioners.’’ 
a Wad. MORRIS, © 
1 -° Secretary. 





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5494 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 144. [6 Ocr., 1932. 
QUARTERLY LICENSING COURTS. — : 
PusiicaNs, Bezwens, Sprerr Muronanrs, &c, x 
NOTICE is hereby given that Quarterly Licensing Courts, under the Liquor Act, 1912, for the consideration of application 
for Publicans, Colonial Wine, Brewers, and Spirit Merchants, Booth, Stand, or Packet Licenses, renewals, removals, and 
transaction of other business, will be holden at the me ican Qourt-houses and Police Offices at the following places, on the 
dates and hours specified. 
, When Court to be held. 
Khicensing District. Date a pecees Tom . Convened by Pees 
Date. 
Albury ... ae ees ae . 8 Sept., 1622 _,..} 23 Oct., 1922 ...| 10 | KE. Harrison, C. L. C. 
Armidale un ty we ot Levies +f EPL ED Wns 1 | 10 | E. M. Cohen, C.P.8. 
Ballina. .., ies ae A as a Spa RS es a SUC E M3 hay Nene alts ..| 10 | T. A. Doolan, C.L.C. 
’ Balranald aN we GR HN GE A RS ROH Bete s Sg te Pes se Uh OTs aR ea, Stewart, C.L.C. 
Bega ane ait He See ay Wer eee a oe et is | JO | GG. Carr Boyd, C.LC. 
Bellingen ate es ph eile 4 Ff Be A | 11 | H. B. Copeland, C.L.C. 
Berrima (Moss Vale) . it aa} iO ts, = Pl St Oea emai «| (LL. | H.-P. Cusick, A.C.L.C, te 
Braidwood — .., Ms he ei 4s s reel tee mee > ...| 10 | H, Palser, AO. L.C. 
Brewarrina * BSE “a Ibe 2k ce a Car Ns ay So ai sat SAO: Riek! Waddell, A.C.L.C,. 
“Brisbane Water (Gosford) Bt apie ened ae HUTS Say R eh 10d W. ees: O.P.8. 
Broken Hill ~... ae pt Co Bs ey a ea plbchauce’ 2 ..| LL | G. A. Stevenson, C.L.C. 
Burrowa.. a af ite ep Weak A info oe : a} 10 | R. G@. McKenzie, C.L,C. 
Campbelltown ss Ate ee ny ae gos) ace) # ..| IL | A, @. Hardwick, C.L.C. 
Carcoar ... tela iene ia Sette 4 ops ¥ Fas Pee Saree A eee) daa.) Batons Oslin C. 
Casino... 45 RE aa AO 2B ..| 10 | O. W. Small, C.P.S. 
Cassilis Ha die Oa. Pane Nagase is Lined. se e ».| 1O | J. B. Reilly, ‘A. “OP. 3. 
Cobar i tine aa ie fee + ba hekssndte Se rh: ea 3 Re she M. A.. Browne, C.U.C. 
Condobolin ah: A a vol 13 Sept. 1922° 1.4 sbe5, ny ae 2 | B.A. Kelly, C.L.C. 
Cooma... Nee bas Yee Sh LS Ags ia vee Qheds | 10 | Z, Moriarty, C.U.C. 
Coonabarabran ... ve Se 34 De HS ats - Sail aes 4 v| 10 1 F.C. Dixon, C.L.C.~ 
Coonamble Soh tee a3 pel aee a S| 2G Swes Ps ie 2 | F. E. Crook, C.L.C. 
Cowra Be eR ANE APG Daan 5 ead UD Fle ye aR «| 10 | D.W. Reed, C.L.C. 
Deniliquin es rie AES aul Bibbs. ys . Sy Ae Weak Ae .{ 10 | R. C. Atkinson, C.L.C. - 
. Dubbo... we ps = Hs Souk é send eure Soc | 10 | GW. H. Davies, C.L.C. 
Dungog ... ae vee ves 8D ilies = Wa a PH AER gl ec 43 a 2 | W.S. Kelk,C.L.C. 
Glen Innes iG a Re Sais a es i PROUT annie es ..| Lt | H. Breakell, C.L.C. . 
Goulburn Fg ie vie sve] LO) 5, + ieee * ..| 10 | L. A. McDougall, C.L.C. 
Grafton ... Le See f nero ne bay =| eT LOO 9 5 ..| 10 | ©. Wenholz, C.L.C. 
Gunnedah she ove ie Bei deep ateee etnias 20-5; “: .| 10 | B. A. Mahony, C.L.C. 
Holbrook ree i, nae sia} LB iSepbiy 1922) 2.40 BA pot op .| 10 | F. R. Wood, C.L.0. 
Inverell .., Ay ah Hed SA Wen o pre ie Ber Os as Peel aD oid Ge Os Vindin, (Ord Be eee 
Jerilderie Bae ces ae syle Be Halen s4 fi Pe . Kio). 8789, 2 WAM, Face, A.C. PS. 
Kiama .... Se ie an Yee ve Py eek eke ve sre Bia C. F. Denton, C.L.C. 
Macleay River (Kempsey ieee 30 Aug., oot} LOS i vf 10 |W. TT. Brewer, C.L.C, 
Metropolitan (Gea E Police Court) « 6 Sept., ,, Re TH Wea 93 aot 2 | W. B. Geddes, A.C.P. S., A.C.M, 
Mitchell Nid cages oar ; ASO is Lays 3) VES hy 5) | 10 | DT. G@. Flynn, C.L.C. 
Moama ... ase ss ver) La rer Sees Sa Ne ig a ...| 2°30 | W. Goodwin, A.O.P.S. 
Molong ... Soy ot 56 sian, AE OGD Ess aie COE Fe) I ath a ee ...| JO | A.M. Dunn, C.L.C. 
Moree... a ae ABP See t ee) e 5 pi at Ue Ba ia ie a i pees Be a Rorke, C.LC. ‘Soars er 
Moruya ... a exe an ae se }, Ye i a4 a vol 10. 4 GoD. Howard; A.0,L:0; 
Mudgee ... ce ee ee esha ae e se AB) ” Solis LOS day Blackmore, C.P.8., O.M. 
Murruriundi __... AG tea Peek UL onan, hai eg, SAE Pe ae yo oa ea 1 MO Rivne oP 
Murwillumbah ... Seah ah tee eel! Oe gs a iP e w.| 10 | C. Jd. Coghlan, 0.L.C. 
Nambucea me oe oe Bs ¢ seeeGL yy . ws.[ 10. |, Wy Perry, A.C.PS. 
Narrabri .., ye as a Ae uN A bat lea 5 ..| 11 | M. E, Soane, C.L.C. 
Narrandera ot Bt bei ee ee Wit ae te SAN _ ...{ 11:30 | ©. A. Arnold, 0.1.0. 
Newcas:le eo ne! As ...| 15 Sept., .,, a Uri hae ay Sa iiss Be We: 2 Chiplin, C.L.0. 
Nyngan ... ea ey tie Joh falta ne ome Ae Des en ts ».| 10 |°D. Parker, C.L.C, : 
Orange ... ie eh: ces Uist erally ace aA LO Cg f ..| 10 | N. Byrne, C.L.C. 
Penrith ... 3 ao ae sedate BOpEs 5, este Colgdee He Hs 2 | UW. Naylor, C.L.C. | iia 
Picton ©... AS nA eal Oey - Pe Wea ee at ..| 10 | G@ 8S. Goldie, O.L.0. Ags 
Port Macquarie .. +p fia: a an 3 Fen) Wig ts Bae 4 «| 10 | 8. Marcolino, C.L,C. 
Port Stephens (Stroud) ” eae = Fr 38 Ma is velo) Ca gy ” | 2 |:C. Jd. Homann, A.C PS. 
Queanbeyan ..... 34 Le Sik Mee ae ha ep wo 20 Sate ree ..| JO | E. Angove, O.L. C 
Quirindi .. ; A Fae: ee) kee > Mee 33 FANON cate 5 sole Sek a A Wk Siglton.. L:0; 
Raymond Terrace wage sithees Beta Oi Gi Ge be Be 20) i | 10 | A.C, Ireland, C.L.C. 
Ryde... fs 2 Rt AN ote 5 pt SO ys et uacmee es LOU ie Ee Mosher, "C.L.O. 
Scone ©... Bat erie eee ed on Cae te aaa seul oliver HAS Tei tel 1 8 Je Bas HN Scobie, C.L.C- 
Shoalhaven (Nowra) yD EE RP A vay ae vik paca og i ll P. J. Youdale, C.L.C. 
Singleton : of ee py ee Be “ Aaya ‘ ...{ 10° | P. E. Eldershaw, O.P.S., C.L.C 
Tenterfield ie oy Pe Popa tS es : mg a thee! F HA ...| 10 | A. D, Donnelly, C.L.C, 
Tamworth oh dh x Le SO ApS s «se AOS euieie ys ..{ 10 | B,J. Daley, C.L.C, 
Temora ... uP Bes ns Mao mepts 12 sis} ALB are 4 ..| 12 | C.J. M. Hade, C.LC. 
Tumbarumba ... ee ays cba eae A all cat, ¥ | lL | B.Jd. Barnard, 0.L.C, 
Urana _... ae SA a 10 alUS? ess = Pea Bal = ahi a | 4 | Jd. McGrath, C.L.0. : . 
Wagga Wagga ... A ee pet ings ” ve] 23. 5 2 ity) LO GM SW iat Ges Hazell, C.L.C. % 
Walcha ... tes nh are fa DD: igs ne sa De ® ..{ IL | D. Moriarty, O.L.C. a 
Walgett ... es he sie eH ISOLA ery aig, bea LOWS ‘ ...| 2.80 | H. T. Oram, C.L.C. ; 
Warren ... aes aie Be ...| 14 Sept,, ,, saa LO irate ...| 10 | H. Brook, C.L.C. 
Wee Waa a me +a Pear ait et mee Orde ae fe ol OR EW Jy Small, L.C. 
Wellington hee “a aie ce) | See? agg Ee Cee + ces] Geka ead OR Banlon, C.L.0. ' 
White Oliffa SN ae Bor tieel FO. LN: aoe "P10 | J. J. Stanton, 0.1.0. b, eee 
WV INGEDP :},:2 6H ip me oh cl Perea ae ay Sete % | 12 | J. A.S. Balmain, C.L.C. 
Wollongong nas af was Al ae ta shah a fh IE ae ..| 11. | H.R. F. Haydock, C.0.C. 
Wyalong .. se ase sae ee) eae cf EWE Bien 4 ...| 10 | J. Horsefield, O.P.8., C.L.C, 
Yass asi €5 ae Re ha Ma WS Ss oo ic Ting ia, 7 ya RR EL Sg Freeman, O O.L.0. 
Young .... Aik cae “a oe eta We a eee LBP a ..| 10 | A.S. Wickham, C.L.C. 





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oe NEW sour es GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 144, 5495 








State Fisheries, 
Chief Secretary’s Department and 
Office of the Minister of Public Health, 
a eat Sydney, 20th September, 1923. 
te ke ees 33 - NOTIFICATION OF GRANTING OF OYSTER CULTURE LHASES., 


[Tis harpbiyh Hatied: for pirat information, that leases for the purpose of Oyster Culture of the lands specified in the annezed Schedule 
& have been granted to the undermentioned persons. 


‘The leases are subject to the Wisheries Act’ and the Regulations ih akonteiar: and i the special conditions, provisions, exceptions, 
covenants, and Fonsi set out at the foot of the Schedule, 










‘CHARLES W. OAKES. 
































2a! ‘ ae ye e ree et ky’ Tea SCHEDULE. . i : 
Bees = : of 
1. use - " i> 
: fae Sven ght AM e aD : Situation and extent ~ Term ¥ 
No. of cami oc Name aad Address of Lessee, _ ‘ of area leased of. en _ Remarks. 
Sh yas i esha es $ and Plan Oat. No, Lease, area 
7 7 ‘ “ mo i 
Mosca 3 ‘ge , : f £xs. da } 
11735 |Inferior| Alfred James ‘banwlads gia Amy Brooklyn ., ..| Hawkesbury Biver, frontage 1,849| 5 years| 9 5 O | Under section 12 (338) Fisheries © 

oo Lands. Danglade. 1 Dea Ph ta yards. Plan Cat. No, HH. 278-| from (Amendment) Act, 1910 (Fish- 
Ae ye es DEST hd ce ty EL esl eames hae 41, 20-9-22- eries Act, 1902),’ 

714776.) - Do? John Crumpton Hiern eimt Vereeh eye do RON 4 Hawkesbury River, frontage f00| do ..| 1 5.0 ao 

ee Nah sty : Wont ny ake RNR ty yards, Plan Cat. No. H. 279 - 

eee 11777) Doo do) ry oe yf wh do ....| Hawkesbury River, frontage 1U0} do ~..| ‘0 10 0 do do 

ee 9 : CAR seatuhy eS A “he Ssh ah, > yards, Flan Cav, No, H, 280- 

11804] Do .. Herbert Willian Gloy enh ».| Nelson’s Bay ..| Port Stephens, frontage 200 yards.| do ..; 1 0 0 do : de 

ty. . Koo af a etc ‘ ; Plan Cat..No. P. 997-36. 4 
Biase LESLO DOL. Louisa Morris” eu? .. | «.| Karuah. ... > +.| Port Stephens, frontage 100 yards.| do .;| 010 0 do do : 
B- ms ; wi ' Plan Cat. No. P, 998-36. 

ee) LISLZ Au Doe .. Clyde Kayser pean oh ..| 64. Carlisle-street,| Port Stephens, frontage 75 yards.| do ..| 010.0 do de 

| rales Jah |. Leichhardt, Plan Cat. No. P. 1,000-36. — | 

Bue ALLE(85.). Do. Leonard G Beye! Rooke : oy, .-| Salt Ash 3. ..| Port Stephens, areaabout 2 roods| do ... 1 1 0 do do 
ee SRN? eases ey 3 perches, Plan Cat. No. P. ts 

Bes is *y ‘ Eee si Mabe ‘2 A ate hater 996-35. : Sa aya 

{ ere me ets," 28 +h 




















\ ; TAS 8 PROLAL Convettons, Puo VISIONS, KxogPtiONs, COVENANTS, AND KESBRVATIONS, 
t 


ae “No. ica hey be removed frow any of the abovementioned leased areas during the first year of the term of the lease, If any 


a — lease be renewed for a second term of five years, it shall be subject to redetermination of rental during the niath or any later year for a 
- further (third) term of five years. 

3 By  *Oyster Lease No. 11,785 will be dabermitad without compensation in the event of the acquisition by the Commonwealth Govern- 

ment of the and between high- peer mark and low-water mark for naval purposes. 





si 


a [2380] es tks Wage ati 






has ee ow : a ae its ae State Fisheries, 
TEN ee a! me eaten igs) ee Chief Secretary’s Vepartment and 
oe Ul vag AGEN hs ai ake Sante cn case ‘Office of the Minister of Public Health, 
Ber es . Sydney, 20th September, i922, 
1H _ NOTIFTOA TION OF GRANTING oF AN OYSTER CULTURE LEASE. 


ee iu is Korte potifted’ far genera! infisrmation, that a lease for the purp se uF gyeeer cultace of the laad specified in the annexed Schedule 
ys has been granted to the undermentioned person. 

The lease is subject to the Fisheries Acts and th Regulations thereaader, and to the special conditions, provisions, exceptions, 
“covenants, and pesven? set out at the foot of the Schedule, __ 


























ae Ss . eee i) CHARLES W. OAKES. 
a aval, we ‘ Ae) FS an ) 
- els ‘ i iy Re cee we : ‘Situation and extens Term 
> Name and Address of Lessee. 1) of area eased, Of ie Ronse h Rem rks, 
mtg lcacnc Maar wna MpeenOe Meg? eg % and Plan Gat. No. Lease ; 
f : Yea er a 4 ‘ 
: — 
GR eee TNR eh ; POUT £ 3. d. : 
“11645 ee Aubrey. ‘Carl Olive, teed Nelson's Boy ee :.| Port Stephens, frontage 200 yards.|15 years| 3 0 0 Under section 12 (88) Fisheries 
land. | ~ Donald Johns, and Wil- aes See |» Pian Oat. No, P. 956-36. from (Amendment) Act, 1910. 
ie) liam Was . : isp Gules Gen ema ok Ac nai Be 1-4- 22. (Fisheries Act, 1902). 












pwciaa,, O6nbeionsh PROvIsiOne, Excrerrions, COVENANTS, AND ResgxvaTions—Nil. 


bo 





aN MRC TN ie . Chief Secretary’s Department and 
ae ee FCSN) oo ee Office of the Minister of Public Health, 
‘Si Sydney, 6th October, 1922. 


13 Epos leney the ‘Governor with the advice of the Executive cia has, in pursuance of the provisions of the Fisheries 
Acts, proved of the Oyster Culture Leases epecified in the Schedule hereto being renewed for a term of five years in 
- each instance ats the rentals specified therein, subject to the right of the holder ot each lease to a further renewal, after due’ 
teas for an additional arte of five years, at a rental to be determined in conformity with section 12 (438) of the 
i ise ceries ( Atrendment Act, snl sais 

Bova) ae 8 ae 4 CHARLES W. OAKES. 


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£2386]. 
































ay) aes ; : ce oe ie Sa. ate: Mi 
= nas aaa es ee bee ; SCHEDULE, = 
iy ight 4 Foresh: Commencing Rate per 100 Annual 
sa rs Locality. Aa dha 4 pon _ | yards - acre. Rental. 
OLS OO es ae Mavds, sill ayer ke Me an ae 
 aiode tos cine) te su. | Wapengo Lake ~~ ...| . 200 ,'| 19 Sept., 1922"... 0,5 0} 0 10 0 
Arthur Hunter His 309 17 Oct. 2% 3 0 6 0| 028 0 
; do Met AOU 2 oT; a 1 O'r.0h 20% O 
acres | 


Yards . 
‘do er eas. s? | BLES Meee é 010 0} 1 
Hawkesbury River ... DOS hy URN i Se ‘a Q185'0 jr 1 





























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3496 © ~NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, ae 16 Ocr, 1922. 
[2283] on : - State Hishones’ - 


Chief Secretary’s Department, aut 
Office of the Minister of Public Health. 
Sydney, | 6th = hy ida 4122, 


Ai PLICATIONS FOR LKASES FOR OYSTER CULTURE, 


: ] T. 1s hereby notified that the undermentioned persons have applied to lease for Oyster Caltnre e the portions of land deeoribed 


hereunder opposite their respective names, 
Objecticns may be lodged within thirty days of the date of this notice againét the leasing of any of the portions. If 


"interference with a hauling ground is alleged, a statutory declaration by a licensed fisherman must be eubmitted to the effect 


that the area has been hauled during ths preceding twelve months, 
; K. B. HARKNESS, 







































































' 3 Under Secretary. 
re Li- “ : ny Length of 
cation | Applicant. Locality. : | Parish, | Coua;?, Foreshore! ree : 
No. , or Area. = ae 
i Hastines River. sete Yards, 

-411938 | Thomas Dick ,,. eve} On a north-western bank, near the entrance) Torrens |...) Macquarie...| “B00 | 15 years 
| to Aimeburner’s Creek, identical with heb | : 
expiring oyster leases Nos. 2,233 and 2,238, , 

11939 || Do soe ««| On the couthern bank, identical with expired Macquarie...|. . do a ears} 6) 8 ea ie Fs yeah ei 
) ‘ oyster lease No, 4,840. ‘ \ 
11940 | Do bis ...| On the southern bank, near Hamilton Ferry, do , do 26 ee LOO HATS Bii55 
| ake identical with expired oyster lease No. 
5,224. Behe 
11941 | Do ie AR, On the western bank of Limeburner’s Creek,| Torrens... do RAMI arated keelne gl Bajeta 5 
identical with expiring oyster lease No.| 
| 5,273. a ‘ 
11942 Do Ha ...| On the western bank of Limeburner’s Creck, do SEO eo) 4 OO TD Ee tas 
| identical with expiring oyster lease No, ; WE eee ie 
2,252. Z ‘i yaaa 
Hawxerspury River . | a 
11912 | Frederick Chatterton) On the western bank of Berowra Creek,| Berowra ...; Cumberland); 199 | 10 years 
Crumpton. between sections Nos. 1 and 2 of oyster | . 
lease No. 6,706, | 
Port STEPHENS. 
11921 | Leonard Royal Rooke.,.{ Offshore, north of Bull’s Island, adjoining) Sutton By Gloucester...{ About 1{ 10 years 
: the western.end of oyster lease No. 7,194. acre. 
Sanpon RIveR. ~ ; : 
11951 | Donald McDonald __,,.| Offshore, adjoining oyster leases Nos. 6,699; Canoulam ,,.) Clarence ...| About 1| 10 years 
| and 7,176, at the entrance to Toumbaal ACre,.. 
| Creek, 4 \ 
Groraes River. : : Pea 

11952 | Robert Bakerand Robert] Offshore, in Woolooware Bay, west of oyetez cae) Cumberland | About 5) 10 years 

Leslie Baker. lease No. 10,568. ete | | acres, 

[1942] ‘ State Fisheries, 

_ Chief & Seeretary’s Department and  \ 
a _ Office of the Minister of Public Boalt” 


- Sydney, 15th September, 1922, 
AP 2LIOATIONS len LEASES FOR OYSTER CULTURE. 


oe is hereby notified that the uadermentioned persons have applied to lease for Oyster Culture the portions of land described sa 
hereunder opposite their respective names. ' 


Objections may be lodged within thirty days of the date of this notice ppatase the leasing of ary of the portions, If 


. interference with a hauling ground is alleged a statutory declaration by a licensed fisherman must be submitted to the effect that 


the area has been hauled during the preceding twelve months. | 
| KE. B. HARKNESS, 


Yam: Under Secretary. 






































Applic 1 i at: ee 0 | Maem of 
ation Applicant, Leeality, — ; Parish. County. Foreshore| « 74, 9 
Nes 14 ¢ Or Area. eee 
Port STEPHENS. % Tades ” me 
11676 ) Jeonard Royal Rooke,; At The Gibbers, Tilligerry Creek, identica}) Sutton | Gloucester. By 100 15 years 
and David James) with A. A. and D, J. Rooke’s expired) iM ae 
Rooke. * | oyster lease No 5,031, Ca a 8 Ae a ee 
11913 | Frederick Phillips .... On the northern ‘slic: Hs of Big Swan Bay, do chins hetae ga tae Cee aa 
| adjoining the western eai ct oyster lease) i Dee 
| No. 13,522. e i . he 
11914 |. Do ...| Offshore, ea:t of Back Island, identical with) ~ .........4. do .,,.! About 8} 10 -,, 
| cancelled oyster lease No. 10,637. "acres, 
11917 Do ...The whole frontage between oyster leases) Tomaree ...)\ do .,,{| About | 10 , 
| Nos. 11,537 and 11,804, south-east of Upton’s) fel 1,009 
| * Island, Tilligerry Creek. : yards. 
Trross Laks. | ven 0 Yarden 
11850 {| George Cantlay ...| In two sections fronting portion No. 45 of 6§| Congo Dampier ny 667 | lO years 
| . acres. oe 3 : (in all), ‘ 
e ; A $ 
® me 
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i. State Pisherien, i 
Chief Secretary’s Department and 
3 Office of the Minister of Public Health, 
f Xe 5 Sydney, 29th September, 1922, 
% fy APPLICATIONS FOR LEASES: FOR OYSTER CULTURE. 
af qT ‘is  hedh notified that the undermentioned persons have applied to lease for Oyster Oulture the portions of land deseribed 
hereunder opposite their respective names. — 
Objections may be lodged within thirty days of the Aate of this notice egainst the leasing of any of the portions. 


If interference with a hauling ground is alleged, a statutory declaration by a licensed fisherman must be submitted to th 
that the area oa has beta Reuled ted ding the preceding twelve months. P qa Mite 





























rae, quae ae ae ; ; _ EH. B. HARKNESS, 
ery irs) Ma ven OA aad Nip cedar e “ Under Secretary. 
Rath Apple Wart eRe ise 5 te ‘ : 8 ; : Length of x 
fea eto - Applicant, : ‘Locality. | Parish, County, Foreshore | Term of 
Behan, No | I 5 } Tear, or Area. Lease. 
. Re a Na, Re Boa Riven, Yards, 
Bee 11858 sf Thomas Rison vie cr On the ditties bank, adjoining the eastern) Wallagoot...| Auckland ...{ 600 | 15 years. 
: end of oyster lease No. 9,240. | 
ae as - ‘Hawxegssury Riven. 
~ ae 11826 Toxeph George Mansing Offshore, at the heud of Fox Bay, Mooney| Cowan ...| Northum- { About 3) 10 years, 
ee 1B g Mooney Creek. berland.| acres. 
ial 11826 et Do. 4.) Offshore, at the Head of Uprer Big Bay, Patonga ... do ...| About 4) 10 years, + 
Oe GEIR Sicoh 0 oh: Sd NG SE Re ita a Mooney Mooney Creek. acres. | 
Sie? Manning Riven. Yards, 
a 11820 | Pelaels Lachlan oe On the eastern side of Mangrove or Pelican| Harrington..| Macquarie.../ 100 | 10 years. 
] worth, : Island, adjoining the north-western end ot 
q Bye aT RPENAG aye v1 oyster lease No, 11,316. eo |. 
1821; Do. _...|.Fronting portion No, 157 of 53 acres, and| Oxley 2 do | 100: | 10- years 
si ps Siok Sa identical with’ expired oyster lease No | 
ee : : 9,045.” am 4 ah | | | 
od Fite: oes ~ Nuzrzrica River. Yards. 
11880 f Edwin Leese junior ... On the northern bank near the entrance,| Eden 15 years, 


Auckland 200 
identical with expired oyster lease No. 


@; 














ve 4 976. | 
ee BE Wit ae cae ys. vie ; Netson Laxz. 
ae 11916 | James fennois: Brasing Offshore, adjoining the south-eastern boun- agin .«.| Dampier ...{ About 2 10 years. 
ore ton. dary of oyster lease No. 10,695. | roods. 
ed Rs Se Kian River. Yards. 


100 | 10 years. 
f | adjoining the squthern end of the public | 


ie aa On tke cos shore of Mowtree Lake,| Nullica ...| Auckland .., 
he eae oyster reserve. 


Guonar’s River. 
11936. William Perey Judd . < ‘Offshore, in Woolooware Bay, adjoining the| Sutherland...) Cumberland/About 15) 10 years, 


























i < aaewite gas applicant’s oyster lease No. 9,007. . | acres. | 
aot 11950 ‘William Ernest Sinith. Offshore, north-east of Carter’s Island, ad- Te eae, do...) About 8} 10 years. 
oy ; ‘SA pi i tpete = joining the apulictots oyster lease No. | acres, | 
: A Riains RS oo Far oe =~ <5 1 ; 5,537. i | 
(2224). 3 2p e) Se Sy eo, mes State Fisheries, 
Re ag, ae ce FEIN Ge os BORD Te Se et ah : Chief Secretary's Department and 
es , Ades Se Ee ek : Office of the Minister of Public Health, 


Bynes, 13th September, WQ2 
















ss NOTIFICATION OF GRANTING OF. OYSTER CULTURE LEASES. 


; rE is Saree notified, for general information, that leases for the pepee of Oyster Culture of the lands specified in the annexed Schedule 
have been granted to the undermentioned persons. 


Said The leases are subject to the Fisheries Acts and the Regulations Uisraunder: and to the seaisl conditions, provisions, exceptions 
i calle and reservations set out atthe foot of the Rehedule, 
CHARLES W. OAKES. 


















































MaMa es oF Sat SonreDuz, 
igus aa - — St wet aeeae oA 
ee Mabe aes cues page - ; t Situation and extent of Term | : 
No. of | Classifi- ; : | Annual 
- , S : _ Name and Address of Lessee. ‘ area leased of. | Bemarke, 
‘perigee Mircette BAe ye et ee Ret Nees } and Plan Cat. No. Lede, |i ontal 
} as ; es Sis. dy 
Average Charles Artin aateley .-| Panbula i ..? Panbula River, frontage 100 yards, |15 years} 1 5 0} Under section 12 (33) Fisheries 
cere, lands. Ne Nig. Plan Cat. No, P, 148-98. from (Amendment) Act, 1910 (Fisheries 
“ ; : ‘ 14:29; Act, 1902). 
ip Do . j-Joseph Hollis Korstran : ..| Tea Gardens .. -,| Port Stephens, frontage 100 yards.| do ..| 1.0 0 do do 
feviy> . 4 3 } Plan Cat. No, P, 97u-386. ot { 
Dore ee Aetry don POO ait a Ua fs AO WiRR A ..| Port Stephens, frontage 100 yards.| de ..} 1 0 0 do do 
veh ¥ Plan Cat. No. P. 962-36. zi 
DO ia Carl Bidtes Holbert od Su phe AO Cat iss ..| Port Stephens, frontage 30 yards. |15 vears} 010 0 do do 
2 Mr Plan Cat. No. P. 993-36. from 
Bs < x ite. Nabe 13-9-2/, 
- Dos: Timothy VAY Aide ..| Bateman’s Bay ..| Clyde River, frontage 190 yards.| do ..} 118 0 GO do 
| gitar eae ge eee Plan Cat. No. ©. 101-63. 3 
Do .., Donald John MeDermid ..| Harrington... +.| Manning River, frontage 200 yards. | do 1] 2 0 0 de do 
eee PEE ne AN he Plan vat. No. M. 278-31. 
Do ..) Isaac Lloyd ate tee ..| Brooklyn ~ ..- »..| Hawkssbury. River, frontage 33] do...) 0. 15..0 do do- 
eae ke Si a Fale dear Ri yards, Plan Cat. No. H, 277-41. ; | 
_- | be ¥ 
- 3 scam HREM a SOME en oats ee Tae 
s mg Comanintoas, Puovirtows, WECRETIONS, eaelcabetsh a AND ABBR EY ATOMS gy 


‘ 





5495, 


Mines Depariment eee 


APPOINTMENTS 
CLERKS, &c. 
DEPARTMENT OF MINES. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, 
persons me sntioned in the following. Schedule to act 
temporarily in the positions shown therein,—such 
appointments to take effect from the dates therein 
specified (1922-5,244-119 Ms.). 

J.C. L. FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines. 


saa Seas 


TEMPORARY OF WARDENS’ 


Sergeant Singleton, to act temporarily as Warden’s 
Clerk, Mining Registrar, and officer authorised to 
issue miners’ rights and ‘business . licenses -at 
Walcha,—from 8th August, 1922, vice Mr. Mor:- 





arty, on leave. 

Mr. Arthur Charles McDonald, Acting Crown Linas 
Agent, to act temporarily as Warden’s Clerk, 
Mining Registrar, and officer authorised to issue 

miners’ rights and business licenses at Coonabara.. 
bran, from 3rd Augist, 1922, vice Mr. Dixon, 
on leave, 

(2375) . 


has been ’ pleased to appoint the — 


TERE SL OS 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOV ERNMENT cazert, Na. Te 


“Wo 





Mr; 


Er 7 oy; PR) 


» 


hiebet 


Charles Thomas Howard, Acting Crown Lands 
Agent, to act temporarily as Warden’s Clerk, 


“Mining Registrar, and officer authorised to issue 


miners’ rights and business licenses at Moruya,-— 


from 31st ‘August, 1922, vice Mr. Mills, on leave. 


Mr, 


te PP tc A RI | meaty meter tat 


r, Duncan Frank Parker, 


Relieving, Clerk of Petty 
Sessions, to act temporarily as Warden’s Clerk, 
Mining Registrar, and officer authorised to issue 


miners’ rights and business licenses at Nyngan,— - 


from 21st August, 1922, vice Mr. Sheridan, 
leave. = 


on, 


r. Robert William Nelson Skilton, Acting Clerk of 


Petty Sessions, to act temporarily as. officer 
authorised to issue miners’ rights and business 
licenses at. Gilgandra,—from 14th August, 1922, 
vice Mr, Avery, on leave, 


Arthur Charles McDonald, Acting Crown ands 
Agent, to act temporarily as Warden’s Clerk, 
Mining Registrar, and officer authorised to issue 
miners’ rights and business licenses at Molong,—- 
Why 11th September, 1922, vice Mr. Dunn, on 
eave, 








Department of Mines, 
Sydney, 6th October, 1 1922, 


“NOTICES TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING AND FOR PURPOSES IN CONNECTION WITH 
MINING; TO LESSEES UNDER SUCH LEASES; Fonkite TO WHOM IT sa CONCERN, — 


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT— 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has eae of the Biatit of: denne of 


Crown Lands in satisfaction of the undermentioned applications. 


Application No. 























Sas Fae d 
. Portion Date of 
Appl t. 7 - i aes 
Departmental, | Local. Se eu Now County. | Parish. a | E Application. 
FOR GOLD.MINING LEASES. “ts i 
(1922-7,872 ; 7,542; 7,470; 7,375 L.B.] Sear san, eee 
Canbelego 198 | 260 | Thomas Rabatts| Gu 95 | Flinders ... Budgery ... {10 0 9] 8 July, 1922 
Williams, | 
5 160 | 220 | William Christian) ,, 75 | do i ees sal eae 2002 19: Fine, = 2 
Daish. : : ‘ 
Z 191 | 253 | Bert Harold Combes..; ,, 101 do 4 do 4 lO OF, OA A2O Ns 8 i 
b 195 | 257'| Walter Peter Roach,..| ,, 100 do do be OP OS SL J aly,y 45 
> 3192 | 264 | Bert Harold Combes...; ,, 102 do do Zo 0. 04°29 June,” 
As 202 | 264 | Laurence Benedict} ,, 145 do j do ; 4250-0 1“ 6Tuly,,, 
Skelly and Edward, 
Arthur Boyd. | 
Ms 203 | 265 Do apts ls do do. 16 204 Ree 
% 213*| 281 | Murdoch Curran 57 28s do 5 do eis or 202s Oo 183s: 4 
Cobar 141 | 324 | Edward James ‘ on 33 | Yanda Gonella ... yh LO O20 P2295, ‘ 
Thomas Parker. ; 
Grenfell 61 92 | James Bannatyne » 2 |. Forbes | Wallah Wallah... 20 0 0) 18 , ) 
Lewis. | re io 
60} .91 . vig) ay at! do ip ¥h do {200 018 an 
Oanbelego 176*| 237 | Thomas Rabbetts) ,, 92 | Flinders ,.. Budgery ... w 5 8 7} 28 zine, Aas 
Wiiliams. le 
FOR MINERAL LEASES. 
[1922-7,978; 7,874; 7,469 L.B.] eee ae 
Broken Hill 540 | 556 Tom Hartley Wilkin- ah 33 Yancowinna | mes| Alina eee «.{ 80 0 0} 29 June, 1922 
| _son, ia] Mieke ea 
Tg 542 | 558 | William Harris .... , 5 do wi| Stephen 0°... 20°0 0 | 17 duly,” 
Lithgow “fi5l | 244 Francis Joseph Neu- » 16 | Cook aan | Lidsdale ... | 7 0-86 | 28Sept, 1921- 
beck, | ; 4 : 
FOR A MINING PURPOSES LEASE. ; 
[1922-7,376 L.B.] ea, 
Mandurama 2 (2 Lyndhurst Railway | Lyndhurst BR. 1 Oe6 L 22 April, 





: aK and Mines Limited | © 


— 











* As modified.~ 





an 62 ae 























tT Part of the surface excepted, 


“Lhe EFS BR FITZPATRICK, Minister for Sines, 


1922: 








Le Te reheat eee: Mae ee Te ae WS sa 
ee ae as et ey os tae tae 3 en Od “ane 
Vg as Aa” aie : : 


Sat oe 
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me i a . u 


“NEW sourtt WALES GOVERNMENT Ganwrrn, No. b44.- 5499. 








NOTICES TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING, &o0.—continued. 


~ HIS Excellency the bei iad with the advice of the Executive Council, has refused the undermentioned applications 
for Leetes of Crown Lands. 


ne ey 
ae 
~— Roy > ee. & 



































% pe aes > na Application No. . + et : Escatity., rf i 
” ee - ac semerves o>: eR eevee A Applicant. LetOTE iy -_-—-———— Area. Date of 
NS ae Departmental. | Local. , ae: County. | Parish. | Application, 
tec, : FOR A GOLD-MINING LEASE, an Lily digo eel 
=. : : [1922-7,585 L.B.] Fe Fev Me 
Nowra 42) 115 | Thomas Heron “resp ‘seeeee | St. Vincent we), Danjera ... | 8 O Of 18 Aug, 1921 
Tes ; | FOR MINERAL LEASES. - 
AREER: , —— [1922-1,298; 7,066 L.B.] 
‘Bingara 45 | 97 | John S. Fitz-Gerald...| ...... Burnett... ,.., Myalla ...  ...| 40 0 0] 6Dec., 1621 
Wollongong 174 | 222 | Reginald Heath Stokes Me 11 | Camden .,, | Wopgawilli {640 0 0| 28 Nov., 1021 
seutaa shee b 1 S28 Do hel ages le Or? = ke ... Wongawilli and/é40 0 0/ 28 y s 
$e | | Dendrobium. 
fone | 
F : ge | + JC, Le, FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 
i> © : mY ‘ 4 
a ; BIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Couacil, has voided the Gold-mining Leares of 
Crown Lange eraaiet | in satisfaction of the undermentioned applications, the lessees having neglected or refused to execute tl e 
same. 
[1922-6,720 ; 6,682 ; 6,780; 6,612 L.B.] 
"es Application No. "Locality. 
ce rs Applicant. . — “e ae BTA ea: ston hia ; aes Area. | Date of Lease. 
3 Departmental. | Local. iy NOs County. - Parish. | 
: Ge era Te cer RO SE et fem | 
the = ;. Ny avert. pe 
3 Forbes 126 | 149} Alfred Chambers...) Gi 261 | Ashburnham ...} Forbes... 6 0.0 /|'10Jdan., 1922 
1% Gundagai 34 194/ HenryDay ... ...| » 43 | Wynyard ..| South Gundagai... BD O12) July, 
Mee Kempsey 6 66 | John Dake...... ity eo} Ralergh-.;.. ..| Newry... .-.| 25 0 27 June, , 
Es Trunkey 190 nN 210°| Laurence Ryan _...|_ _-~«YS | Georgiana ...| Mulgunnia naheee 0:20 272), ” 
Sag a 3 ; J. &. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 
~ - TT is intended to void the Gold- mining Lease of Crown Lands granted in satisfaction of the undermentioned application 


‘in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, and. that notice of such voidance will be published in the Government Gazette of 20th 
- October, 1922; and the land referred to in such application will, sfter publication of the Government Gazette of that date 
_ (namely, at 2° 30 o’clock p.m.), be open to be taken possession of, in terms of the Mining Act and Regulations, provided there be 
* then no adverse title to the land. 


| [1922-7,377 L.B.] 





nh et Fath i aC a an parr et 























f 7 Application N IA ‘ : Locality. | 

Wi Ue a aT Nad teases Applicant. fon write Area, | Date of Lease 

My t) serena ane oes Local. County. Parish. | 

Z ie iG | he te ps | 

. Barraba Pahes 86 Malcolm Murray atu 7 | Darling ... ».| Eumur a. | 5 O O} 12 July, 1922 

F Oe ee McKenzie, | | | | 

y 2 ¢ : : 
J.C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 

[2576] i SS / Department of Mines, 


\ Svdney, 6th October, 1922. 


ike is hereby notified that His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, in pursuance of the 
provisions of section 124a, Mining Act, 1906, has cancelled the undermentioned lease for non: compliance with the labour 
- vonditions contained therein, and it is hereby declared cancelled. 

_ [1922-5,279 R. & I.) | 


GOLD. MINING LEASE, MINING ACT, 19C8. 























Locality. 
No. Portion 3 Area, Application No. 
Ne: County, Parish. 
- ys. eee EE = te PT RE A A LR ED GL AL DT A A ae 
oa Sree pe 3 | | as Eps 
x 2483 | William Henry Logan, Samuel} au 1 


Es 
4 Sandon .,., ...| Merrigalah J At 0183 | Uralla 40-93 
: eee Dodds, and Henry Cahill. | 


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ener bse hehe heen at antenatal I ne here TIMP ce CA ee 








ae 


Pimeriaheenn  eee A AOA  ernenePETS, 





AN D it is hereby furthor notified that His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has 





























i ’ granted a lease of ee of the land comprised in 1 the cancelled lease to the complainant as’ follows — : 
ee Sone : Tocality. : Complaint 
i : Departmental + . lait Portion eae PD ase Se be ce Area. ¢ 

2 = aS i to! Local No, Complainant and Applicant, | No. | ones Parish: : No: 
os a. re Bk © ys , | ‘ | 
; ; ; ‘ a. T. Pp | 
44 | 184-124a) John Bertram Thomson .,.| Part of | Sandon ../ —.. | Merrigalah i 4 0 0 | 454 
en 1 : 
i te rete FE a ncn OA at teen tN ASG Enh te hegre te Shae cca tot ae ap tant hd . ee <r 


J. ©, In. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Siines. 


wie 


sp sibs atime che re ee a ae 





Neier ee . 
2 RR 


5500 : NEW souTH | WALES GOVERNMENT ences, No. 144. 6 Oe : 


ee me ee ee 


NOTICES TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING, G, &o—comténued. 


a 


























refused. a 
[1922-7898 ; 7,691: 7, 897: 7 843; 6, 125 L.B. y : eo 
: i Nr al ESOS ay. : aS SS Te ate at Tosa 
ee bes ee County. ba? partenaires q eee. he Ped day irl EL 
- ; . 
: . BaP op. | 2 E 
Fifield 94 | Edward James Wright, John! Kennedy ,+.-| Gillenbine... $= 1G17.. 6 Aug., 1922 
; Davidson, Donald Cameron, ae, 
James Michael Hooper, i = 
A 117 | Francis Joseph Weight .... fg do | Tout oe Re ieee MOR L  RN» pat 3 
a 118 | Christopher Smith ae ihe do ... | Gillenbine .. ROWS ae (OR gt Nees jog aliaey: abe agis 
Torrington 3 | James Spinks .., = | Olive... .. | Rockvale ... pe Ce NS ea | 29 May, els, 
Young 4.| Evan Griffiths 1... ...{ Bland ... .| Weedallion 16:0  18July, » 


J. C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for “Mines. 














THE authorities to prospect, granted in terms of section 17, Mining Act, 1906, in satisfaction of the undcrmentioned 
applications, have been cancelled. 


[1922-7,635, 7,624 L.B.] 


, 























; : | “,  Yoeality. oe 
Deon ron ieee ee 
| County. _ Parish. | Pe Mell (Cais Rig ey 
¥ | Be She De, eat ee 
Fifield 77 | Arthur Pearce, William Laurence; Cunningham ... Murga... ...| 0 3 6 | 14 June, 1922 
; Conlon, Charles Stevenson. g Petes 
zs - 78 | William Charles Ticehurst, Cath- do saul do | sep} & OL BG IS, ain 


erine Agnes Ticehurst. 


t 


iJ Ov Tas FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 





HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has approved of the Srant of task in 
satisfaction of the undermentioned applications for Mining Leases of Private Landa. 


[1922-7,269 ; 7,401; 7,402; 7,531; 7,522; 7,523; 7,524; 7,543-7,544 L.B.] 






































Appiication No. [ Daan Locality, Tet | Sates 
Sass (WURRER Coe SSSR eS Applicant. : Ta i ee a ee ' Ad 
Dep: romental: | Loeal. | me: 7 a County. | Parish, | nee SP PPHeason. 
at BAe pea Cie 
Deepwater 22] 261 | Edward Cassidy ...| pmi12 | Gough ... ...| Deepwater «| 8 0 0} 14 April, 1922 . 
(part ef} - : ; (surfa e Weim ah 
185 and) ' right 2a.) 
187). | 
Moss Vale 24 52 | John Joseph Kelly ...| pwn 6 | Camden .., ...| Wingello me a On SLB hie lg a 
| (part of 
89). 
Orange 128 | 297 | John Harcourt Kerr,.| pet 3 Bathurst .| Orange ... vt 20,0,°0 7} 20. July, 
; (part of, . 
- 5). } <T" 
Mudgee 51 85 | Mary Ann Potts .... 103 | Phillip ... ...| Bumberra . oof 40;0. 0) ST Maye) ys 
Tamworth 51 67 | Robert James Carson} 3CO | Inglis .., | Tamworth a} (ORE OO aE SA pri 
| (surface 
) right 2a.). 
a4 52 | 68 Do tO, eee a} do ae do ee ee Ory IO. Pr 
as | f (surfece | 
. right 2a.). Kae 
nh 54 70 Do <T caent SO I do puns do itt 60 O00 40." in 
Bae fies ; RaW? a . (surface i 
| aie ; ‘ 1 right 2a). 
Gundagai ©3 | 201 | Charles Eckett and) put 8 | Wynyard {Willie Ploma .2} 10 0 O}+ 7 July, 4,,° 
James Alexander) (part of , ; 
! Hamilton, 90}. } ne 
4 84 | 202 Do vin BME EL dd, La do By TS ES ee ae i 
(p2rt of | t : t . 
90). | 








J. C. 1. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 





HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has refused the undermez tioned application 
for a Lease of Private Lands for Mining Purposes. 


























{1922~-7,525 L.B.} page ce 
Application No. Portion | Locality. aK “<page of» 
ivant. ; RR prep 57TH Area. selene 
Departmental. | Local. Ba Re County. Parish. ae Sig pee hai 
| | | Acre ros Fl ee eg 
{nverell 23 | 71 | Maurice . Emanuel) Part of] Arrawatta Swamp Oak . ... 1 23 Nov, 1921 
| |. Heiser. 107. | : tia ‘ 


~ J. ©, L. FIPZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 


THE undermentioned applications for authority to prospect, in terms of section 17, ‘Mining Act, 1806, have tee % re 







































































































































































































if vALUS ‘GOVERNMENT GAZHITE, No. me er ea). 
yh ty ij ; ar 
Riad ts A Ni yee: aS oe 4 _ Department of Mines, 
BAR Roar Ey ie 7" mi _. Sydney, 6th October, 1922. 
that His Excellency eho: 'Governoty: ‘with the “ndviog of the iRicecuitive: Council, has cancelled! the 
A tag leases for BOR Payment: of the. rents due thereon, and they are hereby declared apaeollec, 
Poona hh ed ‘: w b 4p : 
Re eee yang GOLD LEASES (MINING ACT, 1906). 
. ¥ ae | Portion Locality. _ 
- vated ob She : + - a A A . . ~ 
ae: 3h County, | Parish, fe Dpoerion ey “f 
v ¢ 
i ; Rie Gaeta ae Rep if 
Bi, Wallace .,, Kiandra ... °° «| 25.0 0 | Kiandra 12-29 ay mee 
: a Sa} 2 A do eos Doe do eee eat} Ar 0 0 do 32-55 Ay 
te oe Do Ame noe 70 fe aa Vie od How oh eas O40). do: 11.,88-58 se 
pew ences aes ee ae 15, 69 fe | BAae Re esl 28. 00 10 do 84-57 
ie, J.C. L, FITZPATRIOK, Secretary for Mines. 
ele LAr ies Stata ME hae SA WN 
a 2 Department of Mines, 
a ba Sh x “ Sydney, 6th October, 1922, 
) “ot ye is Pins notified that is he Silene ‘the Governor, wiih. the advice of the Executive Council, has Fanoepled the . 
ees undewmentioned loase for frilare to farnish the necessary royalty return, and it is hereby declared cancelled. é 
i eae [1982-6,086 B. ae a a 
oe <a) ane esa "PRIVATE LANDS LEASE (MINING noe 1906). » 
ee ie : 7 
Af Rae + ee: > : Riga y af lity. , 
No. ny ~ Name. Portion dso Area. Application No. 
Bs SPW esa pe peas 9 ie) County. | Parish, | 
per i a Po pe}. , : 
839. ‘Themis’ one Peter Preo, ecw Pot 1 Dampier .., a Tanja 402 ..| 10° 0°. | Boga 1-74 
Woe ges - ‘Frneat Cowdroy, Oswald Henry : | ; ah y ‘\ . 
oe Bee < Blacker, John Spence, and Gil-| | j Bue 
ae Pet dh ek eee dak y onan c ae : a 
Sotnen aaa Bie eles a ee } 70.5 FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines. 
p87 . Sener os oe Brake : Department of Mines, 
Age oo ae Spe POLS en a a Sydney, 6th October, 1922 
BS by is oS to onoae the Tondermentioned leases, and notica of babaatttian thereof will be published in the 
Government Gazette of the 20th October, 1922, and the land referred to in such leases will, unless held under some 
a; other title, alter publication of Government Gazette ‘of that date (namely, at 2°30 o'clock p.m., ‘Sydney time), be available for 
' occupation in Heme of the Mining Act, 1906. BS Rs Sot 
_ [922-5 aun 
re x8 PRIVATE LANDS LEASES (GOAL AND SHALE MINING ACT, 1906), 
Pitt Noon : mf } Locality. ae 
inert WM : oe ieee Ts = Portion me : ation N 
: ae Q Ps “Name. oe oe rap ia | Area, | Application No, 
ee i Pipa > Hoary” ‘Smith, - John purl Camden... v| Calderwood ia 34 0 12 Wollongong 
peed Ts Speechly Le Fevvye, and And-) 3 (ex. road). 20-167 
Saye 2 rew Anderson Duncan. aoe kate fs oy ae 
bee Win Mra Net won cae ha itdd bh edd 28 0 0 » 21-168 
bap, Rata Se ae Rae wT 5 a6 a (ex: rgad), : 
en hr I ep OE A a ee ee ARNE PUT Ee SOO een Ms 
es Ai iro WRN EY egal Ch he = J. C. L. FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines. 
ee ae ae Ga oy Se : , EP opierenent of Mines, © 
By LNAI gee at I oa ae Sydney, 6th October, 1922. 
po is peter to. posit. the undermentioned leases, and notice of cxnceHation thereof will be published in the 
k Government Gnazetve of the 20th October, 1922, and the land referred to in such leases will, unless held 
under some other title, after publication of Goverament Gazette of that slate (namely at 2°30 0 ook P. m., Sydney time), be 
available for peetpston ia berms of the Mining Act, aes 
— (1922- “5,AdL R, yee 
San N "MINERAL LEASES (COAL AND SHALE MINING ACT, 1996). 
ic pe ARNE ae Nepean P beth fas 3 Donte : f A A jNeuttoit No 
Lb eeadeee oo tS eee ye Rs apse jee ana = epee rea, No, 
Nore Chee net a rp eee Notte County. ee Parish. | es 
| Andrew “Anderson Pica: DKA mp -~ 3)| Camden... ...) Wongawilli  _..., 640. 0 0 lovee tay , 
; _Speechly. Le Fovre, and thee 4 tbe ye 1B 
i wy nD Smith. ne aad ts be aig nae ny Ps ee 
DEE pe PE Ney sel Rien gti me doe a -ce > AT Wougawilli. # audi, 640, 0. .C| » 141-161), 
; Be Meany i ae Ay iat Kangaloon, f ‘, 
hy Lobe a ea i Re Ten Mater acne a, do. *' 8.640" 0.0) » 145-173 | 
Fie Dy < Ax eiawe CB doce. ,., Kangaloon —s,) 237 2 81 » 14?-l74 
Rial DIO IH tee, te 8 Hera deh cas <3 aL) Wongawilli and, 183 1 35) » 148-175 4 
are fs a MEY oo pep a, i! hed ins Ee sas Kangaloon, 9° 7 4 I 162~190 el 
‘Aatlvaty sd Hderso4. D CG ASG SRM a SO, ES | Oalderwood — ~ su. 31, n LOL le 1 
a ahd gh sae Bene 8 Bee |i rem ee, ...| Kaogaloon and Cal: 845 0. OU » 163-198 
SEs aan” Pein Br iy San as Seis ahs derwood. . 35-155 ay 
Si accew: ‘Anderson: Dasigan, Toke uP ae do... . js) Wongawilli, Cal. 622 26 y We-15 Mee 
Bea! Le cette and Thomeey: F by = aa aes | , ae 
ei ws angaloon, | i a ae 
, an a ea ; { oy | gy he £. ‘ } ae ee 





J. OC. L. FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines. 


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5502 "WNW SOULH WALSS GOVERNMENT GAYETTE, No. 144 [6 cr, 1922 8 





. A 7 De artment of Wenise: RR tet ee 
fae ; im a Syduaey, Gth October, 1922, 


‘ 


T is proposed to cancel the undermentioned lease, and notice of eaneellation thereof will be published in the Government 
if Gazette of the 20th October, 1922, and the land referred to in such lease will, unless held under. some other title, after 
publication of Government Gazette of that date (namely, at 2°30 o’clock p.m., Sydney time), be available for occupation in 
terms of the Mining Act, 1906. : ext : 
[1922-5,342 R, & I.] / : a3 ; 





GOLD LEASE, MINING ACT, 1906. 


- 











Locality, 











No. | Name. | Area, Application No. 





County. Parish: — 





| , ey 3 : 
AE ‘ a. Yr. P- ‘ > i, 
2656 | Thomas Hangon ... at oy) GL 32 : Clarendon... vs| Eurongilly | 1 38 6 Junee =—-20-22 \ 





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J. Cc. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 


| 2387] Department of Mines, WV 
; Sydney, 6th October, 1922. 


REVOCATION OF PART OF RESERVE No. 29,964 FROM CONDITIONAL SALE (WITHIN THE TIMBARRA GOLD- 
3 FIELD), PARISH OF GLEN ELGIN, COUNTY OF CLIVE. a 
f ; f i 

{ 


2 IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Hxecutivé Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, and with the 

concurrence of the Secretary for Lands, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 106 of the Mining 
Act, 1906, part of reserve No, 29,964 from conditional sale (within the Timbarra Gold-field), hereunder described, shall be revoked, 
and it is hereby revoked accordingly. . bs : 
(1922-5,161-119 Mise.} J. C. L, FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines. 





ScHEDULE. - 


- Area. | Part revoked, 





Land |... | Reservel - : | Dateot {| | : 
District. Division. No. Purpose, | Notification, County. Parish. Shire, 








Papers No. 





| : ® RATS Del eee : 
Glen Eastern... 29,964 | From conditional sale,) 7 Oct., 1899) Clive «| Glea Elgin} Severn,.; 49 0 0 | Part within portions 7 and 
Innes. } (within Timbarra Gold-| Cee a (about),  §, and intervening and 
field), } ! | adjoing roads. Plans C,! 
| | 8,755, 3,756-1,809. | 
i} 


Mise, 1922- 
_ 4,829. — 
(Mines) 


























| 2388] | ; Nai Deparément of Mines, 
d Sydney, 6th, October, 1922. 


RESERVE FROM ALIENATION FOR MINING OR MINING PURPOSES, PARISHES OF TALINGABOOLBA Ate tae 
MELROSE, COUNTIES OF KENNEDY AND CUNNINGHAM. — . 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, and with the | i 

concurrence of the Secretary for Lends, directs it to be notified that, in parsuance of the provisions of section 106 of the Mining arn a 

Act, 1906, the Crown Lands hereunder described shall be exempted from alienation and reserved for'mining or mining purposes, and they | 
are hereby exempted from alienation and reserved accordingly, : 


[192225,162-119 Misc.) 3 | 2a J. ©. L. FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines. 


Ye 





_ Dusonrerioy. , mt : F, aes 
CENTRAL DIVISION. x, geo i Pi. Fad rate wor | 


Lanp District or Conpoponin ; LacHnAN Snipe. i 


No. 1,665 (m). Counties of Kennedy and Cunningham, parishes Talingaboolba and Melrose, containing an area of about 2,800 ~ 
acres. .The Crown lands within the following boundaries: Commencing at the easternmost corner of portion 2, in the parish of Taling- 
aboolba ; thence s:uth-easterly by a line to the south-western corner of portion 15, same parish; thence by part of the south-west boundary — 
of that portion south-easterly 124 chains; thence by a line at right angles to the aforesaid south-west boundary south-wess to the road 
(R. 11,590-1,603) from Condobolin to Mineral Hill in the parish of Melrose ; thence by that road north-westerly to the suburban boundary 
gf the village of Mineral Hill; thence by part of that boundary, parts of the village boundaries and again by part of the suburban bound- — 
ary generally northerly, westerly, north-westerly, and again westerly to the easternmost corner of W.R. 49,866, notified 29th April, 1914,in 
the parish of Talingsboolba; thence by a north-eastern and part of the northern boundary of that reserve, north-westerly and west to a point 
14 chains from its north-east corner; thence by a line north-westerly to the southernmost corner of portion 17 of 2,190 acres in the Jast- — 
oe parish ; thence by a south-east boundary of that portion and a south-east boundary of portion 2 aforesaid north-easterly, to tlie point 
of commencement. i j ° 


[ Papers—1922-4,599 Misc.] oy ‘ r 








1 ee 

































ve Era t 
inte 


Vink ge SAPPOLN IMENT, | 

ss DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint 


a Francis Henry Julius, Esquire, a Member of the 

- Loeal Land Board for the Land. District of 
-~Murwillumbah,—to take effect beste the 8th 
pap roman 1922 (Minl. 1922-5 611), 


ue SW Bl WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





beenar 3 _ Sydney, 6th Oataber: 1922. 
Be hey is Mereby. ‘notified, for public information, ara 


‘Trusts Act, 1897, His Excellency the Governor, with 
- the advice of the Executive Council, has been: pleased 


to approve of the appointment of the undermentioned 


gentlemen and body as Trustees respectively of the 
_ portions of land hereinafter particularised, namely : — 


_ Reserve No. 771 at Brushgrove, area 7 acres 2 roods 
Siew” + *-23perches,: notified eh August, 1881, for Public 
mi Recreation:— 
ppt: ‘Messrs. Charles. aeahey: Monta: acct Tenn Short, 
eS - Henry Plummer (in lieu of Messrs. T. Henderson, 
_ BE. Pullen, resigned, and Ww. Kearns, gsecuased), 
| (Mise. 1922- 4,882] , nh 





re ’ 





Reserve No. 55, 173 at a parish of Awaba, 
~~ county of Northumberland, area 5 acres 3 roods 15 
perches, notified 2nd June, 1922, for Babig Recrea- 
tion: —_— 


_ Messrs. james Belford, atta: Rice, ee Cooper, 
? William | Chapman, William Attwood, John 

Pickles, William Hall. .- 
ise. 1922-5 aor 





ce acecver Noi 213, 2.441. 9,311, 210, 37, 139, 14,906, 

89,328, 38,105, and 45, 008, at Bundanoon, notified 
19th Septemher, 1883 ; ‘ond October, 1886; 6th July, 

~ 1889; 11th July, 1883 ; 30th January, 1904 ; 12th 
December, 1891; 24th June, 1905; 6th August, 1904 ; 

bigest 9th March, "1910, ‘respectively, for Public Recrea- 
LOM eaten 

_ David Daviess Bequie (in lieu oe Mr. A. E. Price, 

resigned). pana 
Mise, 1922-5,419] “ae iver ie i C 


ie 





Reserve No. 46 037 at MitchelP’s" ao area 51 
acres 10 perches, notified wre November, 1910, for 
_ Public Recreation:— 

John Edward ae Esquire (in lieu of Mr. W. 


- Tilson, ee 
(Mise. 1922- ° ,032] 





Reserve No. 30, sie ‘at. linger (The ielandy, notified 


tion of Native Flora:— _— 


Charles Henry Brigden, Esquire (in Hen oF Mr. G. 0; 
A Hammond, deceased). 
y Eig. ie coe 1420) 





; wae ss No. ibis 264 at adh. par ish of Yamba, county 
- of Clarence, area about 62. Berets notified 7th April, 
1922, for Racecourse :— 


oe Jeremiah Landrigan, Henry Pritchard, Louis 
Rigg, David A Seer, “James ya : 
4 “Tatise. 1922-5 804)" e 





ae: June, 1922, for Public Hall :— 


~ Messrs. Andrew Ross, William Fos, ‘Sidney Poole. 
apes 1922-5 4 ti 





at. ene Area 342 Daal, dodienied 25th 
ust, habkage » for Plantation : i 


in accordance with the provisions of the Public 


- 24321 


William Warhurst, Esquire (in leu of Dr. 
- [Mise, 1922-7,452] 


_ Lith April, Pees Public’ Recreation and Preserva- 


~ Messrs. 


Galictbrves No. 5B; 480 at Beatties peas pe Auburn » 
Vale, county of “Hardinge, area 2 roods, notified he 





soa 





[2431] Sydney, 6th October, 1922. 


if is hereby notified, for public information, that, 
in accordance with the provisions of the "Public 
Trusts Act, 1897, His Excellency the Governor, with 


the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased 


to approve of the appointment of the undermentioned 
gentlemen as additional Trustees respectively for the 
portions of land hereinafter particularised, namely :— 


. The portion of the General Cemetery at Scone, dedi- 


cated 22nd March, 1878, set apart for Presbyterian 
Burial Ground :— 


Messrs. Francis Ross Kipper, William Quinn. 
{ Mise, 1922-7,111] 





The por fe of the General Cemetery at Canowindra, 


dedicated 20th August, 1886, set apart for Methodist 
Burial Ground :— 


_ Messrs. Henry Bisby, Ernest Goodacre. 


[Misc, 1922-7,350] 


_W. E, WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


“Sydney, 6th October, 1922. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, 
in accordance with the provisions of the 26th 
section of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, 
the undermentioned .gentlemen are hereby appointed 
as Trustees respectively of the portions of Jand herein- 
after particularised, namely :— 


Racecourse at West Kempsey, area 90 acres, dedicated 
18th July, 1896 :— 





L. B, Lan- 


caster, deceased). 





The portion of the General, Cemetery at Scone, dedi- 
cated 22nd March, 1878, originally set apart for 
Roman Catholic Burial Ground, now allotted for 


Methodist Burial Ground ee 
John McIntyre Beatty, Joseph Wallace Car- 
Harry Godfrey Bowden. 


Messrs. 
- ter, Frank Carter, 
[Misc. 1922-7,111] 


? 





The portion of the General Cemetery at Scone, dedi- 
cated 22nd March, 1878, set apart for Presbyterian 
Burial Ground :— 
Messrs. Abraham Mitchell, George Herbert Norman 
* Dodd (in lieu of the Moderator and Clerk of the 
Presbyterian General Assembly, resigned), 
[ Misc, 1922-7,111.] 





The portion of the General Cemetery at Canow indra ae 
dedicated 20th August, 1886, set apart for Methodist 
‘Burial Ground :— 

Messrs. George Edward John Travers, Ernest Edwin 
Tee, Frederick John Hewett, William Charles 
Goodacre, Edwin’ Llewellyn Jones (in lieu of 
Messrs. R. Rice, J. Brown, W. Jones, deceased ; 
F. Rice and J. Jones, resigned). 


_ [Mise. 1922-7,350] 





The portion OF the General Cemetery at Camden 
Haven (Kendall), dedicated 3rd May, 1878, seb apart 
for Methodist Burial Ground :— 

Albert Samuel Ussher, Herbert Geor ge Wallis, 
H. J. Perrett, 
and: Mr. J. 


Herbert Henry Gill (in lieu of Mr. 
deceased; Mr. W. Upsall, remoyed ; 
_ Gill, resigned). 
[ Mise. 1922-8,168] 





The portion of the General Genietery at Nowra, dedi- 
cated, 20th April, 1875, set apart for Metiodie Burial 


Ground : pe 


Messrs. John Ramsford Shepherd, Sahel Robert 
Knapp, Daniel Virtue Boyd (in lieu of- Mr. 
Shepherd, deceased ; Messrs. C. Leonard and W. 
Willis, resigned). ; 

[Mise. 1922-8 5125}. 4 


W. Es WEARNE, Minister for Landay 


oat | 















5504 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. | oe 
2433 Sydney, 6th October, 1922. _, (rem.) aforesaid; thence by a line north-easterly ab 
[2433] yoney ESOT ne Fe eles to the south-eastern side of the road an ts": 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, 
Lin accordance with ‘the provisions of the Public 
‘Trusts Act, 1897; His Excellency the Governor, with 
the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased 
to approve of the removal of the undermentioned 
gentlemen, who have left the district, from ‘their 
positions as Trustees respectively of the portions of 
land hereinafter particularised, and they are hereby 
removed. accordingly, namely ;-— : 
The portion of the General Cemetery at Seone, dedi- 
cated 22nd. March, 1878, originally set. apart for 
Roman Catholic Burial Ground now set apart for 
Methodist Burial Ground :— 

Messrs. J. Sullivan, J. W. Hopper. 
{ Mise. 1922-7,111] 





Reserve No. 46,037, at Mitchell’s Island,,area 51 acres 


10 perches, notificd 23rd November, 1910, for Public - 


Recreation :— 

Mr. W. Tilson. 
[Mise. 1922-6,032] . 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


Sydney, 6th October, 1922. 

ERRATA, 
N Government Gazette of 1st September, 1922, folio 

4839, relating to the appointment of a Trustee 
for Church of England Burial Ground at Broken Hill, 
for “‘Harreld Butler. Sweetapple,” read ‘Harold 
Butler Sweetapple.”’ 
[ Misc, 1922-8,423] 


In Government Gazette of 24th October, 1919, folio 


[2434] 





5778, relating to the appointment of Trustees of Ash- — 


ford Hospital, for ‘‘Leonard Fleod Rhodes Murray,” 
read ‘‘Leonard Rhodes Merry.’ 
[Aln. 1922-6,582] 

W. BE. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


[ 2428 } Sydney, 6th October, 1922. 
ALTERATION OF PURPOSE AND CONDITIONS 
OF A SPECIAL LEASE. 

T is hereby notified, for general information, that 
if the purpose of Special Lease 1919-13, Goulburn, 
county Argyle, parish Marulan, shire Mulwaree, held 
by William Jennings, has-been altered from:“Agricul- 
ture and Grazing’ to “‘Grazing.”’ The lease shall be . 
subject to the conditions, proyisions, éxceptions, coven- 
ants and reservations under which the granting of the 
lease was notified in the Government Gazette of 15th 
October, 1920, except that subsections 12, 14, 17, 
and 18 of Regulation 106 (notified 2nd June, 1922), 
have been added and the special condition revoked. 
PMs. dus. 1922-11,623} 

W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. - 








(7 is hereby notified, for public information, that, 
_ in pursuance of the provisions of section 21 (1) of 
the Closer Settlement (Amendment) Act, 1909,* the 
land hereunder described shall be and is hereby 
declared to be a settlement purchase area. 


RAND. SETTLEMENT PURCHASE AREA. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 

Lanp District or Urana, anp URana SHIRE. 
County of Hume, parish of Mahonga, containing an 
areca of about 183 acres, being the lands within the 
following boundaries: Commencing at a po'nt on the 
north-eastern side of the road 3 chains wide from 
Urana to Walbundry, along the south-western boun- 
dary of portion 25 (rem.), at the intersection of that 
side of that road with the north-western side of the 


land resumed for railway purposes, Henty-Rand Rail-. 


way; and hounded thence by a line crossing those 


lands, and being the south-easterly prolongation of 


the north-eastern side of the read 3 chains wide 
aforesaid to a south-eastern boundary of the railway 
lands aforesaid; thence by the south-eastern boundary 
ef those railway lands bearing north 27 degrees 25 
minutes 20 seconds east 1,830 7/10th links; thence 
by south-western boundaries of portions 25 (rem.) and 


24 (rem.) bearing south 388 degrees 30 minutes east 


3,842 links; thence by north-western boundaries of 
those portions and a line crossing the road 3 chains 


_ wide aforesaid bearing south 51 degrees 30 minutes 


west 1,971 4/10th links to the south-western ‘side of 
that road; thenee by that side of that road bearing 
south 38 degrees 30 minutes east 200 links; thence 
by a north-western boundary of portion 25. (rem.) 
aioresaid bearing south 51 degrees 30 minutes west’ 
1.490 links to the right bank of Billabong Creek ; 
thence by that bank downwards to meet the southerly 
prolongation of the western boundary of portion 25 


¢ 


and a line bearing north 27 degrees 25 minutes east — 


3 chains wide aforesaid: to meet that side and by . 
that side south-easterly, toe the point of commence- Ahh 
ment ;— exclusive of those parts ot the lands acquired: 
for railway purposes, Henty-Rand Railway, within the — me 
boundaries of the lands described, but excepting that =  ——* 
part commencing at a point bearing south 62 degrees on 
35 minutes east. 15 15/100th links from the north- — 
eastern corner of an area of 3. acres 3 roods-4 perch 
acquired for railway purposes by Gazette of 30th 
September, 1921; and bounded thence by lines bearing 
north 72 degrees 50 minutes east 793 8/10th links, 
north 38 degrees 30 minutes west 783 7/10th links, 
south 27 degrees 25 minutes 20 seconds west 877 links, 
and south 72 degrees 35 minutes west 150 links, to the © 


(24904) sk ene 


point of commencement. Har 
[Clo. Sett, 1922-764]. ae 
Sydney, 6th October, 1922. 
T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of section 254 of the Crown Lands Consoli- ~ 
dation Act, 1913, the Jand hereunder, described shall ” 
be and is hereby reserved from sale or lease generally. ~ 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. © 


EASTERN DIVISION. ; 
Lanp District of Mairnanp, anp Cessnock SHIRE: 
County of Northumberland, parish of Heddon, No. 
55,711, being the lands within the boundaires of 
portion 450 of 10 acres 2 roods. Plan N. 5,518-2,111. . 
| Papers Clo. Sett. 1922-2.401] © [1445] 











Sydney, 6th October, 1922. 
''T is hereby notified, for public information, that, 
“ in pursuance of the provisions of section 38 of the 
Closer Settlement Act; 1904, ‘the lands hereunder de- = 
scribed shall be and are-hercby set apart for township = 
settlement. : ss 
W. HE. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Urana, AND URANA SHIRE. 
County of Hume, parish of Mahonga. © 
Commencing on the right bank of Billabong Creek 
at the south-western corner of the area of 3 acres 
3 rcods 4 perch resumed for railway purposes by 
Gazette ot 30th September, 1921; and bounded thence —— 
by a south-eastern boundary of the lands resumed for — 
railway purposes by Gazette of 18th November, 1921, — 
and a line beating north 27 degrees 25 mimutes east ~~ 
2,253 6/10th hnks; thence by a south-western boun- - 
dary of those lands bearing south 88 degrees 30 
minutes. east 164 3/10th links; thence by a south-. 
castern boundary bearing north 27 degrees 25 minutes oth 
20 seconds east 1,830 7/10th links; thence by lines. | 
bearing south 88 degrees 30 minutes east 3,842 links,  —s_. 
south 51. degrees 30 mimutes west 1,971 4/10th links, — . 
south 388 degrees 30 minutes east 200 links, and south 
51 degrees 30 minutes east 1,490 links to the right - 
bank of Billabong Creek aforesaid; and by that bank 
downwards, to the point of commencement. 
PClo:'Sett. 1922-764] ee ¢ 





ale ee 


ae Sydney, 6th October, 1922.” 
T is hereby notified that, under the provisions of aR 
the Closer Setttlement Acts, the Minister has— ic 
approved of the notification of Rand as a village, witi 
village boundaries as hereinafter described. , Re RES tea 
W..E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands: . = ~~ 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 

Lanp Districr or Urana, and Urina SEIRE.~ 
County of Hume, parish of Mahonga. Clie} 
Commencing en the right bank of Billabong Creek = 
at the south-western corner of the area of 3 acres | 
3 roeds 4 perch resumed for’ railway purposes by zs 
Gazette of 30th September, 1921; and bounded thence. > 

bya south-eastern boundary of the lands resumed for 
railway purposes by Gazette of 18th November, 1921, = 





















2,253 6/10th links; thence by a south-western boun- 
dary of those lands bearing. south 38 degrees 30 
minutes east 164 3/10th links; thence by a south- 
eastern boundary bearing north 27 degrees 25 minutes 
20 seconds east 1,830 7/10th links; thence by lines 
bearing south 38 degrees 30 minutes east 3,842 links, « ~ 

south 51 degrees 30{ minutes west 1,971 4/10th links, 
south 88 degrees 30 minutes east 200 links, and south 
51 degrees 80 minutes east 1,490. mks to the right’  —~ 
bank of Billabong Creek aforesaid; and by that bank =~ 
downwards, to the point of commencement. ah 
‘[@io. Sevt. “lope 764y [2418] 


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sydney, 6th October, 1922. 


APIONS | FOR ts ‘MANAGEMENT or 


Peaches the Bitoni weeks the advice pe 
‘the Hxecutive Council, having been pleased to 
uxe the following Reg ulations for the management 
f Reserve No. 54, 531 at Oura, county of Claredon, 
~ parish f Oura, area 5 acres, 1 rood, 8 perches, notified 
_ dst April, 1921, fo public recreation, such Regulations 
_ are hereby published in arcordapes with section Bor 
the Public. Trusts Act, 1897. 

Ms, 1922- 8, mesh 
. W. Bo. WHARNHE, ' 





REGULATIONS, 


. The trustees shall meet from time to time, at any 
aah and place decided on, ‘and at such meeting three 
shall form a quorum. 
2 three trustees may. CEG, a meeting at any 
ime. R 


the reserye all such sums of money as may be derived 
as revenue from such reserve, including sale of grass 
right, fees,. fines, collected donations, subscriptions, 
or Government grants in aid thereof, | 


ers “The reserve shall be open at all times to the 
‘public, but may, if the trustees by resolutions so de- 
_ clare, be closed. for a- period not exceeding three days 





~ year; and the trustees may at any such time make.a 
charge for admission to the reserve and exclude the 
~ public therefrom except on. payment of stich charge 
such charge to be fixed by the ‘trustees. Or the trustees 
may, by ‘resolution, transfer their right to collect 
such fees for admission to the reserve, or to any part 
Re OF ae during any portion of the abovementioned 
tie period, to any society, club, or individual, upon such 
terms as the trustees by resolution may determine : 
_ Provided that the fees for admission in all such cases 
~ shall. pe determined by the trustees, and the proceeds 
received by the trustees under this regulation shall be 
- devoted to the maintenance or improvement of the 
reserve as the trustees. shall direct. Any person enter- 
ing such. reserve when they shall have been excluded 
as aforesaid shall be liable to av penalty of not more 
than five pounds. 
4. The trustees may appoint an officer. over the 
ce Yeserve, with such assistants and labourers as may be 
deemed necessary, with powers and authorities neces- 














































’ the trustees” may. from time to time direct, and who 

shall have the power, under the direction of the trus- 

; tees, to proceed against any ‘person Pom pneney a 
Mit breach of these regulations, ; 


trustees, shall protect the reserve, and for that pur- 
pose shall remove, or be at liberty to call in the aid of 
ene, _ police fer removal by force, if necessary, of any 


_ Cause annoyance or inconvenience to any person in 
‘the said reserve, and such person so offending shall 
Porter and pay a penalty not exceeding. ten pounds. | 


ERERE Any person destroying or damaging any fence, 
aps enclosure, tree, or shrub, footpath, or other improve- 
—Inent on the PRSEE EE: shall pay a ; Ane not expeeding 
: tee pounds. 


7. Any person who shall. remove any firewood or 
Pate: from the reserye, or who shall wilfully, destroy 
OF damage any of the trees or ‘shrubs growing thereon, 
or who shall wilfully set fire to. any grass, tree, or 
shrub, or timber , growing or being thereon, or. whe 
shall injure any building, fence, gate, seat, platform 
or turnstile. or any other. property. structure, or thing 
thereon shall, 
not, exceeding ten pounds. — 
8. Any. person. who. shall offend against decency ‘by 
the exposure of his or her person im the said reserve 
hall forfeit | apd PAS a penalty. not exceeding teh 
pounds, 
“9, No tents, oaths! ie stalls ‘shall be erected on 1 the 


ained, under a_ penalty not exceeding ten pounds. 
person who shall, without, the permission of the 


e, either by residing on ‘or by erecting any tent, 
v building thereon, ‘shall be Hebe to. Ry aa 
ng! ten pounds. 
iy e-raging or. 
the reserve without the permission of 
etal not exceed ine ten pense 


"The chairman and secretary or 


| or jump 


2, Phe trustees shall expend in the improvement of | in any way get over, or under, or 





at any one time, nor exceeding fifteen days in any one 


on any rubbish or 
any dead animal, 


uy to enable such. officer to perform his duties as: 


5: The said officer, or any officer or sen ant of the’ 


i person. who shall, by disorderly or insulting conduct, 


on conviction, Foprent, § and pay a penalty - 


rye “without the consent of the trustees being first 


tees, be found occupying aly portion of the re- 


LOFSe- pieaki ng shall be ale, 
ne 








4. vee person who shall abriats any rubbish on the 
reserve, or who shall remoye any rock, stone, earth, 
or other material therefrom, without first obtaining 
permission from the trustees, shall, on conviction, 
forfeit and pay a penalty not exceeding ten pounds, 
12. Tf any person shall ¢ress or pass, or attempt to 
cross or pass, any fence on or enclosing the reserve, 


otherwise than by the gates or openings left for 
passage, he shall, on conviction, forfeit and pay a 


penalty for each offence of not exceeding ten pounds. 


13. Any person who shall wilfully let in, or know- 
ingly suffer to enter upon the reserve, any animals 
without due authority, shall be liable for every: such 
offence to a penalty not exceeding ten pounds, 


14, Any person who shall unlawfully cause any 
annoyance or inconvenience to any other person or 
. persons in the free use and. enjoyment of the reserve, 
.shall forfeit and pay a penalty not exceeding ten 
| pounds. 

15. No person shall climb any of the trees, or climb 
over any of the ee or jump over or 
through, or betweel 
any fence or rail erected in the lowe or shall stand 
or lie upon any of the seats, under a penalty not 
xeeeding ten pounds. 


~ 16. No person shall cut any. word, name, or mark 
on any of the seats, or buildings, or trees, or shall 
write thereon, or otherwise deface the same or shall 
stick any bill on any such seat or building, or on any 
| tree, fence, pillar, or rail in the reserve. Any persolt 
offending against this regulation shail be liable to a 
penalty not “exceeding two pounds, 


17. No person shall engage im any race or gaine 
without the permission of the trustees, or throw or 
propel from a catapult or sling any stone or other 
missile, or light a fire-in the reserve, or deposit there- 

other offensive matter or thing, or 
broken glass bottles, cast-off cloth- 
ing, or litter of any kind, or shall, without: such per- 
mission, discharge any firearms or fireworks therein. 
Byery person so offending may be forthwith remoyv ed 
from the reserve, and shall be liable to a penalty not 
exceeding ten pounds. 

18. No public meeting of any kind or assemblage of 
persons together to the number of six or more for-any 
purpose shall be allowed in the reserve without the 
written permission of the trustees having been first 
obtained, and any or every person in any such meet- 
ing or assemblage whe, being desired by any constable 
or officer te depart from the reserve, shall refuse or 
wilfully neglect to do so, may be forthwith removed 
from the reserve, and sball be liable to a fine not 
exceeding five pounds. 


19, Every person in the reserve in a state of intoxi- 


eation, or behaving in a dceeiens manner, or creat- 
ing or taking part in any disturbance. or wilfully 
injuring. any building, fence, tree, shrub, flower, 


rail, lamp, oF seat, property, or other thing therein 
or thereon, or obstructing any officer, or interfering, 
not being a Tigear with any game or sport therein, 
or swearing or making use of profane or obscene 
language, or insulting words or gestures, towards any 
person may be forthwith removed from the reserve, 
and shall be liable to a penalty not exceeding five 
+ By 

20, No. performance or entertainment of any kind 
shall tie Sometiea in the reserve without a aepitice 
permission from the trustees. 


21. No person shall depasture any animal in: tlie 
reserve. without written permission of the trustees. 
All horses, cattle, sheep, or other animals, and all 
poultry found therein shall be removed by any police 
officer, or .efficer or person employed by the trustees, 
and the owner shall be liable to 2 penalty not exceed- 
ing two pounds. 

22 The trustees may, with the consent of the Minis- 
kor, set. apart any portion of the reserve not sathost 
ing one-fourth, for the purpose of cricket, football, 
other lawful game or sport, and, from time to time, 
grant to any club, or association of clubs, upon such 
conditions as the trustees may think fit, the use of 
‘the grounds so set apart, and authorise the erection, 
alteration, and ‘removal by such club, or association 
-of elubs, of any building or pavilion thereon; but the 
“trustees shall have power at any time to revoke such 
grant or authority, and to order the remoyal of such 
buildings or pavilions ; and nothing in such grant or 
authority shall limit or affect the right of entry or 
control over the said grounds by the trustees, their 
servants or agents. : : 





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23. The trustees may, with the consent of the Minis: 
ter, let from year to yéar, or for any less time, by 
public auction or tender, the exclusive right to depas- 
ture animals, or to’ cut and remove grass from the 
reserve: Provided that nothing herein shall prevent 
the Minister from consenting te a lease for a longer 


term than one year should he deem it expedient to 


do so. 

24, The trustees may, with the consent of the Minis- 
ter, sell by auction or public tender the exclusive 
right to remove stone or other material from the 
reserve, not required for ornamental purposes. 

25. No person shall be allowed to play any game 
of any kind on the reserve on Sunday without the 
consent of the trustees. 

26. No booth for the sale of intoxicating liquors 
shall be erected on the reserve without the consent of 
the trustees, 

27. No person shall be allowed to bring any intoxi-. 
eating liquors on the reserye without the consent of” 
the trustees. 

28. No saddle horses, or horses and yehicles, shall 
be allowed to enter the reserve without the permis- 
sion of the trustees. 

29, All fines incurred by these regulations shall be 
paid to the trustees, and be expended in the improve- 
ment of the reserve, in such manner as the trustees 
oH determine, 

. Any person found committing a breach of these 
Wenlnttens affecting the reserve, in respect of which 
a penalty is not expressly provided for in these regula- 
tions, shall forfeit and pay a penalty not exceeding 
five pounds, 


[2435] 





Sydney, 6th October, 1922, 
REGULATIONS FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF 
RESERVE. FOR PUBLIC RECREATION. AT 
SCOTT'S HHAD, 
IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, having been pleased to 
make the following Regulations for the management 
of Reserve No. 45,964 at Scott’s Head, area 40 acres, 
notified 2nd November, 1910, for Public Recreation, 
such Regulations are hereby published in accordance 
with section 1 of the Public Trusts Act, 1897. 
[ Ms, 1922-8,552] s 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





1. In the construction of these rules and regulations 
(hereinafter designated the regulations), unless the 
context require a different meaning ,the words follow- 
ing in inverted commas Shall have the meanings 
assigned to them respectively, as follow :— 


“ Trustees ’°—The trustees of the teserve herein- 
after mentioned for the time being, or a 
majority thereof in meeting assembled. 

“ Trustee ’—One of the trustees. 

** Reserve ’—The reserve or land called or known 
as Scott’s Head and Recreation Reserve No. 
45,964. 


“ Cattle ’’—Bulls, cows, heifers, steers, or calves. 


‘* Horse ”—Horses, mares, geldings, ‘colts, fillies, 
asses, mules, or foals. ; 
“ Animal’’—Cattle, horses, sheep, - goats, and 


swine, whether one or more, 


* Act ’—The Public Trusts Act, 1897, 
* Officer”—Any bailiff, caretaker, gardener, 
labourer, ranger, or servant of the trustees, 


or any one or more of them appointed or 
employed by the trustees. 

“ Written ’’—Hand or type writing or printing, or 
partly written and partly printed, 


2. The trustees shall meet from time to time at* 
such place, on such date, and at such hour as shall be, 
specified in the notice convening such meeting. Such 
meeting to be convened by any two of the trustees or 
the Secretary. At any such meeting three of the 
trustees shall form a quorum, and in the absence of 
the Chairman elected for the year any trustee who 
a be elected by the trustees then present shall be 
Chairman thereof. At any such meeting any business 
affecting the lands may be decided by a majority of the 
trustees present, 


3. The trustees shall expend, in the linprovenient 
of - the reserve, all such sums as may be derived as 
revenue from such reserve, including the sales of grass- 
right, the marking of cottage or camp Sites, fees, fines, 
collected donations, subscriptions, or Government grants 
in aid thereof; such sums shall be kept in a Bank to 
the credit of the reserve account, and shall not be used 
or applied in or towards any expenditure other than is 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 144, 


shall consist of fencing 





apart. for bathing 


[6 0or, 1 1938, 





herein directed, 
provision shall be liable to a penalty not exceeding ‘ten 
pounds. 


aud shrubs, laying out footpaths, construction of 
gardens, erection of keeper’s lodge and other necessary 
buildings, formation of cricket grounds, and other pur- 


‘poses of improvement and public recreation. 


4, The reserve shall be open at all times to the 
public, but may, if the trustees by resolution so direct, 
be closed for a period not exceeding three days at any 
one time, nor exceeding eighteen days in any one year; 


and the trustees may at any such time make a charge » 


for admission to the reserve, or to any portion of it, 
and exclude the’ public therefrom except on payment of 
such charge; such charge to be fixed by the trustees, or 
the trustees may, by resolution, transfer their right to 
collect such fees for admission to the reserve, or to aly 


portion of it, during any portion of the abovenamed — 


period, to any society, club, or individual, upon such 
terms as the trustees, by resolution, may determine: 
Provided that the fees for admission in all such cases 
shall be determined by the trustees, and the proceeds 
received by the trustees under this section shall be 
devoted to the maintenance or improvement of the 
reserve as the trustees shall direct ; any person entering 
the reserve when he shall have been excluded as afore- 
said, and refusing or neglecting to pay such charges as 
may have been fixed as aforesaid, shall be liable to a 
penalty of not more than five pounds. No vehicle or 
horse traffic shall be allowed in the reserve Bite Py, 
permission of the trustees. 

5. The trustees; may appoint an officer over the 
reserve, with such assistants and labourers as may be 
deemed necessary, with powers and authorities neces- 
sary to enable such officer to perform his duties as the 
trustees may from time to time direct; and such officer 
shall have the power, under direction of the trustees, 
to proceed against any person committing a breach of 
these regulations. 


6. The said officer, or any officer or servant of the — 


trustees, shall protect the reserve, and any person who 
shall, by disorderly or insulting conduct, cause annoy- 
ance or inconvenience to any person in the said reserve 
shall forfeit and pay any sum not exceeding ten 
pounds. Sein) 

7. Any person destroying or damaging any fence, 


enclosure, tree, or shrub, footway, or other improve- ~ 


ment on the reserve shall pay a fine not exceeding 
ten pounds. 

8. Any person who shall remove any. firewood or 
timber from the reserve, or who shall wilfully destroy 
or damage any of the trees or shrubs growing thereon, 
or who will wilfully set fire to any grass, tree, or shrub, 
or timber growing or being thereon, or who shall injure 
any building, fence, gate, platform, seat, or turnstile, 
or’ any. other property, structure, or thing thereon, 
shall, on conyiction, forfeit HOU pay a penalty not 
exceeding ten pounds. ‘ 

9, Any person who shall injure or destroy any cul- 
vert, dam, fountain, invert, reservoir, sewer, 


person, or any animal of any kind whatsoever in any 
such culvert, dam, fountain, or reservoir, or in any way 
pollute the water in any such culvert, dam, drain, 
fountain, invert, reservoir, or well, or who shall bathe 
in any of the said waters (except. such as may be set 
purposes, and during the. hours 
appointed for such purpose) shall, on conviction, forfeit 
and pay a penalty not exceeding ten pounds. 


10. Any person who shall offend against decency by 
the exposure of his or her person in the said reserve 
shall forfeit and pay a wee not exceeding ten 
pounds. Raich) 


11. No tents, booths, or sbatis shall be erected on ie fe 


reserve without the written consent of the trustees first 
had and obtained, under a penalty not exceeding ten 
pounds. <Any person who shall, without the written 


permission of the trustees, be ‘found occupying any 4 


petrlon of the feserve, either by exposing goods for 

sale, or by residing on, or by erecting any tent, hut, or 
building thereon, shall be liable to a penalty not exceed- 
ing ten pounds. 

12. No horse-racing or horse-breaking and no bicy cle 
or tricycle racing, except by the written permission of 
the trustees, shall be allowed on the reserve Hee é 
penalty not exceeding ten pounds, \ 


13. Any person who shall deposit any rubbish on the: rit 


reserve, or who shall remove any rock, stone, earth, or 


other material therefrom, without the leave of the 
“shall, on conviction, > 


trustees first had and obtained, 
forfeit and pay a penalty not exceeding ten pounds, 
14. If jal person ‘Shall: CTOSS OF - aga) xs! Bete eite 10 


f. 


reed . Ff « 





“Any person offending against this ‘ 


The improvements to be made by the trustees. 
g, planking, and protecting trees 


or well - 
in the reserve, or who shall wash any. clothes, or the 











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tl se than by the gates or other openings left for 
assag , he shall, on conviction, forfeit and pay a 
alty for each offence not exceeding five pounds. 
15, Every person who shall wilfully let in, or know- 
e sea suffer to enter upon the reserve, any animals 
without due authority, shall be liable for every such 
offence to a penalty not exceeding ten pounds. 
16. No person shall climb any “of the trees, or shall 
m climb or jump over any of the seats, or jump over, or 
ay in any way get over, or under, or through, or between 
any fence or rail erected in the reserve, or shall stand 
_. Or lie upon any of the seats. 
17. No person shall cut any name, word, or mark on 
any of the seats, or buildings, or trees, or shall write 
_ thereon, or otherwise deface the same, or shall stick 
ae any. pill on any such seat or building, or on any tree, 
fence, wall, pillar, fountain, or rail in the reserve. 

18. No person shall, going in the direction of any 
Sher in the reserve, walk on the grass bordering such 
as path, nor shall any. "person walk or run. or lie down on 
any lawn or flower-bed therein. Any person offending 
against this or either of the last two preceding regula- 

tions shall be liable to a penalty not exceeding five 


Ee pounds ; and if, after being warned by a trustee, or any | 


~~ caretaker, gardener, or assistant, or ranger, or officer, 
or servant of the trustees to desist, he continues so 
“to offend, he shall be liable toa penalty not exceeding 
_ ten pounds. 

aoe NG person shall engage in any race or game or 
train for any race or game, without the written permis- 
_ sion of the trustees ; or throw or propel from a catapult 
or sling any stone or other missile; or light a fire in 
the reserve; or deposit therein any, rubbish or night- 
soil or other offensive matter or thing, or any dead 
eras animal, or broken glass, cast-off clothing, or litter of 
* any kind; or shall without such written permission 
5 discharge any firearms therein. Every person so offend- 
_ ing shall be liable to a penalty not exceeding ten pounds, 
~~» 20; No person shall ,be permitted to bring any dog 
is ‘into the reserve “otherwise than under proper control 
of chain or cord ,and any person permitting any dog to 

follow him or her into the reserve, who shall refuse to 
immediately remove such dog, or to place such dog 
under control of chain or cord when requested to do so 
by an offiger, assistant, or labourer employed in such 
reserve shall,have offended against this regulation. 

21, No public meeting of any kind or assemblage of 
persons to the number of twelve or more, for any pur- 
_ pose, shall be allowed in the - reserve without the 
- written permission of the trustees first had and ob- 
tained; and any or every person in such meeting or 
assemblage who, being desired by any trustee, or by 
any constable or officer, to depart from the reserve, 
shall refuse or wilfully neglect to do. so, shall be liable 
to a penalty not exceeding five pounds. 

22. Every person in the reserve in a state of intoxi- 
cation, or behaving in a disorderly manner, or creating 
ov taking part in any disturbance, or wilfully injuring 
cA LARLY! building, fence, tree, shrub, flower, plant, rail, lamp, 
“wall, pillar, fountain, or seat, or other. property or thing 
therein, or removing any tree, shrub, flower, plant, rail, 
> Jamp, or seat, property or thing therein or therefrom, 





_ player, with any game or sport therein, or swearing, 
or making use of profane or obscene language or insult- 
ing words, shall be rho ae to a fine not exceeding ten 
pounds, 

W2OeaNO performance or entertainment ‘of any kind 
































permission from the trustees. 

24. No person shall depasture any aint in the 
‘reserve without a written permission from the trustees. 
- All horses, cattle, sheep, or animals, and all property 
- found therein, without such permission, shall be re- 
moved by any police officer or officer of the trustees, 
and the owners thereof shall be liable to a penalty not 
exceeding two pounds, _ 
25, The trustees may, if a motion to that effect be 
‘9 P iriied by a majority, let from year to year, or for any 
period not exceeding three years at any one time, by 


to depasture. ap tials, or to. cut and remove, grass from 
ye reserve, 

26." Any: person wishiig to. erect a cditnee or any 
0 er building on the reserve, must make application to 


p vinted out by them. Sites that are in any way. ‘suitable 
for Meni BET Ose or tents w ill not be peer, *for 
! il 4 i, 


aaah ‘NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERMENT GAZETTE, No. 144, 


er Be ‘any: fence on or diicldvnie: tha: reserve, 





or obstructing any officer, or interfering, not being a 
} thereto. 


shall be permitted in the reserve without a written 


public auction or by public tender, the exclusive right 


trustees, and all sites for that purpose will be- 


permissive neeupanclad’ will be for the lands 14 
by the buildings only, and no areas” shall be. 
by pre and all rents for such permissive 


z wr, <4 
t . é zr 


5507 


28, The minimum rental will be 10s. per annum for 
each cottage site, and ( 1s.) one shilling per week for 
each tent used temporarily. — 

29, Sanitary arrangements to’ be approved by the 


' trustees must be complied with by all persons oceupying 
/ cottages on the reserve, under a penalty of forfeiture 


of the lease and all improvements thereon. 

f 30. Upon the expiration of the period of any permis- 
Sive occupancy or lease granted by the trustees under 
these regulations, or upon forfeiture of any such per- 
missive occupancy or lease by reason of abandonment 
thereof by the holder, failure to pay rent in respect 
thereof, or breach of any of the conditions thereof, all 
cottages or buildings on the land comprised in such 
permissive occupancy or lease shall become the proptrty’ 
of the trustees, and no compensation shall be payable 


therefor. 


31. A copy of these regulations shall be printed upon 
a notice-board, and placed in some conspicuous place 
in atte reserve for public information, 

82. No person shall resort to or use the said reserve, 


| or any buildings, or erections, thereon or therein for 


the purpose: of sleeping therein: without the written 
permission of the trustees; any person or persons so 
offending shall be liable to a penalty not exceeding 
five pounds, 

338. Any person who shall be found committing any 


| breach of these regulations affecting the reserve, in 


respect of which a penalty is not expressly provided 
for in these regulations, shall forfeit and pay a penalty 
not exceeding five pounds. 

o: 





Department of Lands. 
Sydney, 29th September, 1922, 


APPROACHING LAND SALES, 


ROWN LANDS have been advertised in the Government 
Gazette for sale at the undermentioned places and 





dates :— 

pascwre 

° 

BompaLa— Wednesday, llth October, 1922..,. Tagg (ip 
Brarpwoop—Wednesday, 18th re 1922 ic hop 
Carerten—Friday, 20th October, 1922 es ree RY 
Corowa—Wednesday, 11th October, 1922 .., alee 
Dorrico— Wednesday, 18th October, 1922 es SMS 
Goonagonc— Wednesday, Ist November, 1922... 137 
GUNNEDAH— Wednesday, 25th October, 1922 hear 
Horproox—Thursday, 19th October, 1922 ... i tS2, 
INVERELL—W ednesday, Sth November, 1922 Nes Sy 
ORANGE— Wednesday, 8th November, 1922... Pee ley 
RicuMonp—-Wednesday, 11th October, 1922 ue Loe 
Sypney-—— Wednesday, 25th October, 1922 ... Las A3% 
TarrE—Wednesday, 25th October, 1922 ... wera 
Tumut— Wednesday, 25th October, 1922... en by 
Younc—Wednesday, 11th October, 1922 yieiiog 


W. E. WHARNE, Minister te Lands. 





Sydney, 6th October, 1922 
LAND SALES. 


N pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Con- 
‘golidation Act, 1913, I, the Minister for Lands, do 
hereby notify that the following Lots of Land will be offered 
for sale by public auction at the undermentioned places, at 
the times and on the days specified, at the upset prices affixed 


[2429] 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





SALE AT THE INFORMATION BUREAD, DEPART- 

MENT OF LANDS, SYDNEY, 
Oe Wednesday, the 15th day of November, 1922, 
at 12 0’clock noon. 

MetRopotitaAN LanD DISTRICT. 

Parish Holsworthy, county Cumberland, shire Sutherland. 

Terms :—Deposit, 15 per cent. ; balance in five equal annual 
instalments, with interest ab 5 5 per cent. per annum. 


Country Lor. 











Portion. id Area, Upset Price per Lot. 
OWT pl ee 
. | fine ta De arta eye Ce 
308 | 14, 3 20 750) OB 


Situated 7 miles south-westerly from Hurstville railway 
station, about 3 miles westerly from Como by road and 
water, and 4 miie from Lugano punt. Comprising sandy for- 
mation, sandy to gravelly. loam soil; no permanent water 
supply : timbered with gum, ploodwood, honeysuckle, 
stringybark, , &c. Suitable “for poultry farm and fruit and 


vegetables, 


Papers Aln. 1922-6,374 ; Plan C. 3,353, 2,030. 


>." A 


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ws 


5508 “NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. Ma * (0 Oct: ea ae 











BS. ib 
SALE AT THE COURT-HOUSE, CESSNOCK, ye} SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, ALBURY, 
On il kak the 18th .day of November, 1922, On Wednesday, the 15th day of November, 1932, 
at 12 o’clock noon. Paes at 12.30 o'clock p.m, beth 2 
Lanp Disrrict oF MArriann. bs he Dann District or Abpury. a ae 
Within the village of Aellalong, parish Aell: along, county Within the village of Henty, parish Henty, county Hume cy 
Northumberland, shire Cessriock. ; shire Culeairn. i 


Terms :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in three equal annual 
Bove, Fe ‘ : "Perms: -~Deposit, 25 per cent.; balance in twelve months, i 































































































instalments, with interest at 5 per cent, per annum, ath SHERBET at B indb cent, ; 
Town Lots. Bag a Pp SE hate roel ae aly 
- ——- : Towns Lors. 
é Upset Price \Upst Prise , 1 ee , caf mee 
eb PPB? AEC: per Lot. | ay — | BEAOb bah _ Allotment, | Sexton "Area. | eset Price per deta At aean 41 
a rp} £ 8 d Ao Lee ee ' . a. T. ps oe Se ak 5 
i/°8]9 1 333) 15 6 Of & | 2610-137 ho 0-6 16 way 01.06 400 0. 
2). 1-0 4 Bail a4 0 (O-fe 1 oho a asa ey eo Ae Ne ie eae eg 
+s 2 Oo 4 334 1 Se F455) O 1.BRsT 0-0 Papers Aln. 1922-6,243 ; Plan Henty 6. 
Be Oe Te SSM LE OE HOS Ba. oat eo) Co yeuhe f 6 Pay, : 
515,10 19894. 11°60 OP OT (540d Szeto Oo : ee ge hana ee ‘ 
OT Be VON AB TE OES 0 OE Ue ae he eee OOO ce Weclealay; the Sih de y of Novetien me + 
Sf yO DBT AG! 0 Ob 12 4 Ss Ob 8281S Ooo at 12 o’cloek noon, es 
94 5,10 1373 10 0°70) 11 21] 0 1.85 1180. 0 tra nn eg 
MO 3940 4 8210-70, ON Blo se hE IES IO. O04 | axb Drsrrior or GRAFTON. 
6) 6/0 222)10 0 OF 5) ,,/0 125 10 0 0-1 Within the village of Tacabia, parish Coldstream, county 
7 or] 0 1 22 10 QO 0 4 }oe 99 0 1 35 10 0 0 Claretice, shite Orara. 
Bed Orr dS ad Oo 04 6 le Ore Soe eL: OL . 
Ot ah OP ab BO a1 Oy OO FO Or Oat Oa st ORG a) eee abo, 25 per cent, ; balance i in twelve months, 
104-5, 04 2210 82014 Tu gd OD BaEHO 0402 ~ with interest at 5 per cent. 
De Oa 22 oh TT SO TSO. area el VO mada eH) 2 () Town Lots. 
1 TAOS YE B2SAD i O40 Geos OG ota O07 10 | 
Bedi Oo ABT PAS UNO oO Wes LOT mg Sen aL eee haan Ot : | Upset Price ae Upset Price 
$1. 100137 112 0: 0f 1) 221-0 1 26,18 0 6 attot | See. Area, | per Lot, * fatto. Se. | Area. | per Lon, 
4). 0 28 ie OL pads, 4 oad BORO @ <0 dere 3 ar Md: Ay : 
5| ,,|/0 137/12 06 Of 3) ,, 10 2308100. 0 ie: Bee bie Bae a Ei 
GH oe 10) 8 BRE T3808 Fae Oa BO at 0 ‘0 0 4118 6 " x 4 . 0 7.1.19" a5 ; ie 8 0..0.°: 
7 aa| 0 1 323! L-NORsO: 5) 3) 0 J 303 10 0 0 2 Bid Yet 8°97 Gs de 2B 0 8 ; 0 1 32 6 0 0 
8 oe 1) 10 Aor ay 10s 0 01 6 3» | 0 A26Fdi 0-0 4) 491.0292 >6 8 0 0 9 24 6.21 B94-.8 0 0 
Stay Oa STF 10-0 OG as | Ol V6 LO Oe BO 8 ON IO IO? oe nee oe 
W155 10 2 Bis) 10 0 OB Ly | UP BOO 0 OY gl ke le 2 8o4 7) 6 8 UL y | OPEB! SON oe 
Lb 5,3) OP \BRa 10.0) Oa Bal oe | ad Yc) i oe si rele 
IZ 9) oy 0 SL SREB OO A Oe  Ooe aH sO: ta), 14) : ee ; ‘ 
| 81/0 1 35 1} 0 Of 111 5 10.180 1100.0 Laid Aln. 1922-6, 662 ; Plans Piosbia 8 & 9. : 
24) wor Os asepaed0 0 Ost? Od 2h TS 0.320 ee : a 
pe) op Bae TR oe aig petra) ee conan aa SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICR, TAMWORTH, 
5 ! e OD S5n08' CO. 0 tes 0 1.30310 0.0 On Wednesday, the 15th day of November, 1922; 
644,10 18843, 0 O19 t 5, 1.04 80nd 8 Ni a Gelocle Hoon, si 
7] 4,|0 14310 0 0] 5) 5,10) 1 R0s10' 0 0 Aen ear. : 
Sy 4, | Om 11846) 10-0. OP 6 | oF) | 0 ot 2684) OD Gs LAND District or TAMWORTH. 
9551 Od Bai 10.8 O18 3h) 0 GIB e eo: 0 er eter roger ips ee a: : 
10. 10 134k 1b 0 0 10 | "19 430 16 0 0 | Parish Burdekin, county Inglis, Cockburn Shire, vary 
; | 20) 0 1 323) 13 0 0] ie Reis 5 : 30 10 " 0 Terms :—Deposit, 25 per cent ; balance in three ei ae. 
Sa OG ASTM A OO ae? Be AG 26° /T3 0 | i 
S437 1090 OT 0 eee 10. Ba Country Lor. ee f 
41°53 104.387 | 100 @ 7 8 ly, {0.480110 0 0 ee | we 3 
Papers Aln. 1922-7,035; Plans Aellalong 15, 16, 17, 18, 20, Portion, Area. Price yee Remarks. , | 
91, 22, and 23. ie Oe Ne Lot. | ae oe 





SALE ON THE GROUND AT BUGALDIE, ~ Re LR | 2 Ppt aaa Ey Cue Ti Aas 
On ceed the J1th day of November, 1922, a ee Bip. 8. ng Seta Can 
at 3 o'clock p.m. 304; 2 0 133) 13° 0 Sitithted about 6 miles 


 Lanp District or CoONsBARRABRAN. q northerly of eee rail. 
way station. 


Within the village of Bugaldie, parish Bugaldie, county 
Baradine, shire Coonabarabran. Papers Aln. 1922-6,882; Plan I. 2,517-1, 680: 






































































Terms:—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance ii three anuual 3 ? be pf 
instalments with interest at 5 per cent. per annum. ~ |. SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, TAREE, é 
as Town Lors. 3 Be GA Wednesiiay, the 15th day of November, 1992, 
. At i120 "clock noon. 
Upset ‘ee Upset # ; Lian : 
Allot., Sec.| Area. price  fAllot.| See. | Area, price | anp District or Porr MAcQUARIE. 
| Bee Oe as Re sae ~ Parish Myall, county Macqiiarie, Hastings Shire. 
| | ; Terus |+— Deposit, 95 per cent. ; balance in twelve months, | 
et : . Pp. ® | aif y 4 aA a re a he with interest at 5 per cent. pe Nee 
#2) 35-0 Bas 31 1.2 ; : 
41-0. 1.99 | 38° 0 01 Ba eo 1, ae 80 Or Oo B Country Lots. mS 
Ode O12 32135. O70) Tia O 26 aT Oe | pack a 
61:5, | 0 1273] 35 31 0 «2d 95) 20° 0. 0 Peas hh aps baie: : a ee ey 
5 Lo 4 og. Be b : 5 0 20190 0 6 Portion Area, } Be 1s $e! Portion. Aron. | eras: ie 
1 PO 4 181280 0 0} 281 4b4 08 O25 0 6. se iv 2) ‘Gg ee 
211 p a0. 9.04 90" 6 4) 1 eS ea Ore 0441s OND oa ree eee te MOVIE Ey Sie aR 
3/5,;0 2 0)20 0 0] 4) 5,70 2 0,15 0 9 RB. eee ee. a Tae ab Oita ae ee 
44,10) 2 0020 0-0} 5.437072 0120 O01 6a 7 0 BB) B50 OI 78 4h Be. Os 2s 0 0 
54555 0 22.0) 250-0) 6) SI G5 eh Oe POUR. 0 Bs Go ee Hoe 73. Bip 18.4405 -H CO 
BY 5510-2 0430 30. 0b Pe a Oe sOsh a0 20 SR Wee lens (oe bs Yea Ua 74'| 2 339) 14 0'-0: 
PY 2) Ody SHAG 0 0468) SO Bes 0. 0 CT.) 3 A OO ae ee a eo 0 Ora 
2) 4,,0 0393/16 GO Of 9) 4,70 2.0) 20 0 0 O85 ST See: PAU age ee Py Tae! OO Ce 
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_ 8, Thé Minister for Lands reserves the right to 
aecept or refuse any ténder. 2 
‘4, The highest or any tender shall not necessarily 

be aecepted. _ : 

. 5. Shiré rates owing on this farm as at 23K 
December, 1921, must be paid by successft) 

_ tegderer to the Blacktown Shire Council. 


Heliographs showing the portion and improvements 
thereon maybe seeh at the Information Bureaii, 
Lands Department, Sydney, and at the Office of the 
Crown Land Agent, Penrith. 


‘[ Papers Clo. Bort. 7,925] 


W. E: WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





[2146] 
[2446] / . Sydney, 6th October; 1922. 


PROPOSED CLOSING OF UNNECESSARY ROADS 

AND PART OF ROAD. 
N OTICE is hereby given that the Minister for Lands 
is of opinion that it is expedient to close, under 
the provisions of the 19th and 20th sections of the 
Public Roads Act, 1902, the roads and part of road 
hereunder described; and all persons interested are 
hereby ‘called upon to set forth in writing, addressed 
to the Minister for Lands, within one month froth date 
uf this notice, afiy objection which may appear to 
them to exist to the closing of the said roads and paré 
of road, 

W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





Descriptions. 


“The patt of public road (R. 13,734-1{603) as shown 
on plan catalogued R. 14,921-1,603, parish of Wil- 
loughby, county of Cumberland, Municipality of North 
Sydney. 
[Roads 1918-729-24] , 

Boundary road separating portion 18 from portion 
92; boundary road east. of portions 35 and 71;. boun- 
dary road north of portions 35 and 31; boundary roac 
east of portion 36, end of road, and portion o4 j- re- 
served road within: portion 33; boundary road north 
of portions 16, 17, 18, end of road, portions V2 3) 
24° 71, 29, 88. end ef road, portions 37} 36,. end of 
road, portions 33, 32, 30, 70, and 31, éxclusively of 
strips thereof 100 links wide adjoining portions 19, 20, 
91, 95; 27, 28;°65, and €4 (part), parish of Walmar, 
éounty of Denham, Walgett Shire. 
[Roads 1922-636-1] 





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Local Land Board Office, - 
Porbes, 30th September, 1922. 


TTENTION is invited to an application by Wil- 
A liam Reardon to surrender an area of 1,208 
acres of frechold and ©.L, lands, in exchange for all 
equal area of Crown Lands, parishes of Merribooka. 
and Milbee, county of Gipps. 2 

Heliographs illustrating the proposal are exhibited 
at the offices of the Local Land Board, Forbes, and the 
Crown Land Agent, Condobolin. 

Objections (if any) should be in. writing, and should 
be forwarded to the District Surveyor, Forbes, not 
later than 4th November, 1922. 

The proposal will be considered by the Loeal Land 


[2411] 


Board, at Condobolin, on a date to be notiiied, 


| IN’ THE: LAND 


-pey, commencing at 10 a.m. or unde d 
dates, for the purpose of hearing obiections against 


J. S. M. BENSON, 
District Surveyor. 











AND VALUATION. COURT OF 
NEW SOUTH WALES. 

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ICE is hereby given that sittings of the Lanc 

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Rico ‘on the undermentioned 


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galuations under the Valuation of Land Act, 1916, 


| for the districts specified :— 


Friday, 27th. October, 


5th. October; 1992. [2473] 


Thursday, 26th October, -1922—-Districts - of Manly, 
Sutherland, and Woollahra. € 
1922 Districts of Alexandria 


WR. JAMIESON, 
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5526 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZHI'TE, Now1dt. [6 Or, 1992. 
[2440] Sydney, 6th October, 1922. 


iG is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the 36th section of the Oloser Settlement Act, 1904, the Settlement Purchases 
particularised in the subjoined Schedule, all rights attached to such purchases, and all moneys paid in connection therewith, are 


hereby forfeited. 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 








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No. of : : 
ens Pore Page [pe | ae [ne | cm | OER 
RUSSELL’S (2) SETTLEMENT PURCHASE AREA. Ks 
EASTERN DIVISION. > 
Lanp Disrricr or Gosrorp; Laxn MacquaRiz Surre. 
Be Tet. Gy Ds 
1920-4 | John McOnsker «1. see) 4 66,7, 4 1 134 3 0} Dora ...| Northum- | N. $04-1,501. 
| | and 17.| (ex. roads), berland, N.317  ,, 
| | | Papers—Clo. Sett. 
| | | Pa 7atB10, 
DUROBY SETTLEMENT PURCHASE AREA No. 23. 
EASTERN DIVISION. ; 
Lanp Distrior oF MURWILLUMBAH; TWEED SHIRE. 
1920-22 | Owen Charles sn ave “aa | 243 otk en 12840. Ot aBerwiok (2...) “Rous »..| R. 7,940-1,759. 
| | | Papers—Clo. Sett. 
| | | | 202-12, 
BERRY JERRY SETTLEMENT PURCHASE AREA. 
CENTRAL DIVISION, 
‘ Lanp Distaict or Wacea Waa@a; MitTcHELt Suire. ihe 
1913-91 ; Cecil Stanley Scott .., ax .| DS and 69,; “7 | 431 2 0 {| Arajoel ..,| Mitchell ...! M. $80-1,888 Roll. 
| hon 1 hy Papers—Clo. Sett. 
| pa 6,979-9. 
FOUR CORNERS SETTLEMENT PURCHASE AREA. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Land Disrriot or URANA; JERILDERIE SHTRE. 
1920-3 | Frederick Gordon Beattie... (47,50, 4. | 816 8 0| Urona " Hardie  .../EU. 329-1,881 R. 
|... and.62)) | -Papers—Clo. Sett. 
| [ 7,528-30. 
BOORANDI SETTLEMENT PURCHASE AREA. * 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp Distaicr or GUNNEDAH ; COONABARABRAN SHIRE, P 
1920-32 | William Oliver Gawthrop ... ei WB di ian 1,380 0 Oj Goragilla ...! Pottinger ...{ P. 5,527-1,781 Roll. 
| | (ex, roads). | Papers—Olo. Sett. 
Ng ie ee ol Oe Laan ea ae In ete re 368-3. 
[2433] ; ; Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 6th October, 1922. 


1 is hereby notified, for general information, that, in acsordauce with the provisioris of section 48 of the Returned Soldiers Settlement — 


Act, 1916, application for a Soldiers’ Group Purchase has been confirmed for the land set forth in the annexed Schedule. 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





. SCHEDULE REFERRED TO. 

a CENTRAL DIVISION. 

Lanp Disrrror or Corowa, AND CoNARGO SHIRE. 
Soldiers’ Group Purchase Area No. 21 (Tuppal). 
































te is i Name of Applica ot ely egos Area, | Parish. | County. Honaraae 
| Ngee Oi ps Be Oh: : 
1922-34 | Whitty, Edward... a asel Lee 195 509 0 Oj| Narrama ~...! Townsend e.| 26 Sept., 1922, 
35 ,| Burnett, Alexander Grey .., vee] 88 86 522 0 0O| Blackwood do a be hos * 
[2422] Sydney, 6th October, 1922, 


APPROVAL Of APPLICATION TO PURCHASE LAND. 


AB is hereby notified that the person mentioned in the subjoined list will be permitted to purchase, under the 66th section of the Orown 
Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, the portion of land mentioned in tlie following Schedule. 
2. The purchase-money muat be paid into the State Treasury, Sydney, within three months from the date of the publication of this 
notice, , 
3. Payment of decd fee, £1 102., and fixed stamp duty, 1s , will be required before deed will be prepared. _ oy 
———— W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
ScHepuLe ReFERRED TO. ae ty 
Metrotoritan Lanp Disreior. — 























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No.of | cf | Area. ~ ‘Denoription, even Value. |"of Costa] pois yf; aed [credited | excinding 

Appli- | Peponit, | | Grantee, of Land, | ineurred.| F414 tO | yaiorem | towards jdeed fee and 

cation, | | Z | Treasury. stainp Vohidgiesag ery baco ys: j 

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Sh 2 Mar..,| 0 018) Parish of Alexandria, county of Cumbet-| Wessberg, Sarabis7o 0 0/11 7 5/0 v 0} 8 0 O| 7 UO} 3874 7 5 
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a 6) Oat, 1922.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 144, 6527 
LOL ear RTAEN "Ul Be cee TMs? TRE ee eee ee er ee zis Trg 
[2439] VE \ ' Sydney, 6th October, 1922. 


aS fae hereby notified, for general information, that the Gronp Purchase specified hereunder is declared forfeited in accordance with th? 
provisions of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, section 7B, “ 
The forfeiture will take effect at the expiration of thirty clear days from this date. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 























Papers No, Group Purchase No. ; ; Holder. . | Situation of Land. ee arpa | Land District, 
a CASES ENE. Dae TY OOS Po AREER IE Wie EE 
B24 | 
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Clo. Sett. 10,214 ..| 1921-7, Manus .. --| Smith, Bernard Henry: .. ..| Portion 218, parish of Mannus, county} Non-folfilment of) Tumbarumba, 
: | of Selwyn, Tumbarumba Shire. conditions, 
[2437] Sydney, 6th October, 1922, 


FORFEITURE OF A CROWN-LEASE. 


qt is hereby notified that the Crown-lease specified herounder ia declared forfeited in accordance with the provisions of the Crown 
Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


The forfeiture to take effect at the expiration of thirty clear days from this date. 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 






































nat ee: Name of Lessee. eg Parish. County % Shire, | Area | novel | Rosson for Forfeiture. 
Land District, , 25 | a. | | | Rental. 
| ee a ce ae ey | FG 
Nae | 5 s. d.| 
| | acres, | £ d.| 
1918-5, Sea David Robert Cragg ...; 89 | Thoko _,.,| Wellesley ve Bibbenluke..| 840 4 7 6 Non-payment of rent. 
wana 2 RE OS Ne ay RR Haak fe" RO PURO te Aen ie Ger , | 
(2427] . Sydney, 6th October, 1922, 


REVERSAL OF FORFEITURE OF A SPECIAL LEASE. 


iG is hereby notified, for general information, that the forfeiture of the Special Lease hereunder particularised, which was published in 
the Government Gazette of 4th August, 1922, has been reversed, subject to any conflicting interests. 





W. E..WEARNE, Minister for Lands, 









































SCHEDULE. 
‘ ANAS Cee” amenad 

Registered Number ‘ | Shire or 
N amt of at ai Name and Address of Lessee. Situation of Land. Area, Purpose of Lease. aay | Mu nigipaliey 

- | - 

Ms. Ls. hy ; | a. f. pe £8. a. 
1922-12,142 | 1920-11, Cooma! Mallory, Alfred, of fugebyra,! County Wallace, parish Grose, moctidn| 260 0 O| Grazing and agri: 28. 9 Dalgety, 
/ : | near Jindabyne, 11. | culture, | 
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[2426] Sydney, Cth October, 1922. 


FORFEITURE OF A SPECIAL LEASE. , ‘ 


qr is hereby notified, for general mformation, that the Special Lease specified hereunder Js declared forfeited in accordanse with 
the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


The forfeibure will take effect at the expiration of thirty clear days from this date. 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


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No. Name and Address 
of Papers. No, of Lease. pS Pe. | Situation and Aree of Land. 




















Annual 


ae Reason Shire. 


for forfeiture, 








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Ms, Ls, ud | Zs a. | H 5 
1922-11,294 | 1921-5, Gosfcrd ...| Mulhclland, Harold Holds-| County Northumberland, parish Morrissett| 719 5 | Non-paymetit Lake Mac- 
‘ worth Stanley, of Wyee, portion 412; N. 5,v16-2,112. Area, 127 acres) | of rent, quarie. 

2 roods (ex. 102d), ) 

















[L729}> 0: ; 

rae N ‘ . APPLICATIONS FOR LEASES FOR SPECIAL PURPOSES. 

ie hereby notified, for general information, that the undermeationed applications have been received for Special Leases 
under the provisions of the 74th, 76th, and 229th sections of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, of the lands and 


for the purposes hereunder stated, and that it is the intention to grant leases, should no satlicient objection be found to 
exist,after inquiry by the Land Board and consideration by the Minister. 


Any objections will receive due consideration, if lodged in writing with the Distatot Surveyor for the Lend Board 
District in which the land is situated, on or before the date spesified in each case hereunder. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


ROU Rs Say Si Mere ISR eS 
y { } Local Land Board Date 











| Purpose for Office where up to which 
Applicant, Locality of Land applied for, Aren. which Lease im lt cadoetions iiagibe Shiections 
a fess ie lodged. may be lodged. 
5 pe BY GaN eS et 6 20 a gl Bale BE ee 
- Ccombes, © George} Parish Nanegai, coutity Clarence, Lani ee Fronting | Slipandjetty _ ..| Grafton ‘es | 7 Oet., 1022, 
Edward, Grafton, allot. 1, 
{am - sec. 7, Vil- 
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5528 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 144. {6 Ocr, 1922. 
2413) 3 : ro: + | gyaihey, ‘Cth October, 1928. < 


CONDITIONAL LEASBS, | 


. ; Gini aie gsr 5 Saale iS ae 
OTICE ia hereby given thxt the rents for the Oonditional Leaavs, aa particulariaed in the following Schedute, have been determined 
at the respective rates per acre stated. gts ice 
Any difference of rent found to be due to the Crown between the provisional rent and the rent ss now determined (together with 
ak of rent now due) must be paid within one month from the date of this notice to the Land Agent of the District or to ihe State 
reasurer. 
The renewal rent on any lease must be paid yearly in advance, either to the Land Agent of the District or to the State Treasurer 
not later than the last day of the annual term of the lease, but it will be accepted at any time prior to that date, if tendered. 
Any rent paid after the due date will bear iaterest, accruing due day by day, at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 








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HASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Disrrict of ARMIDALE. 


192], acres; a). 3h 8. dine. Gotta £ Be ; 
| (11s 6*| ..1 Feb., ,.1922 tt 
1921- 1 | The Commissioners of} Sydney ..| 1¥Feb,..} Inglis 3 191} 2317] BPO ay) 9) 1 gs B44 1907-129] Cock!urn, 
the Government Sav- Winton, AUS Re eee (Gare sedis: ig rahe 
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| South Wales, 








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(per Cross, William 
John, senior), | ; 
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Lanp District oF GRAFTON, 
: 1921, j ; 
1921 -10 | Shannon, Charles Lavadia,  viaf 4 Oct, ..| Clarenc3 ; 126 gst 13, 212 6{ 31010] 114 2/ 40ct., 1922 | 1921- aM Orara. 
Richard.) © Ulmarra. Maryvale | / | 
Layp Disrrict oF WatcHa. 
1920) Az ‘ d ; 
1920- 6 | The Commercial Bank-{ Sydney... ..| 15 May..| Vernon; 55) 1,338; 4] 23 1 °0 {3411 6 | STAI BH) ta oe hate areiaie gle 1905- 16, Apsley. 
ing Co, of Sydney Ltd. Salway. | | es : 
| (per Grundy, Robert} Walcha. 
Gillies). | \ 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District or NaRgRABRI. x 
1922, p 5 
1922- 6 | The Commissioners. of) Sydney... ..| 24 Feb...| Nandewar; | 129! 390 | AG 2 OSS HB S00 Be) Gea eee sein ain ce _| 1906+ 31/ Namoi. 
| the Government Sav- Billyena. ‘| f 
; ings Bank of New | £4 
| South Wales. | 
| (per Birkbeck, Ernest)| Narrabri. | * 
6 | The Commercial Bank-| Sydney ;. eT 5, ope | AISI 57, 824) £)°5 8 0) 215 Of} 213 DO] sicrrsevesee 1873-114} do 
ing Co, of Sydney Ltd. | tehan. ; | ( 
| (per Eckford, Albert | Bellata. | eat! ; 
| ; Edward). auch | 
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The title to and rent of the above leases commence from date of application. * This ia arrears of rent at the provisional rate of 2d, per acre, per annum, 


[2450] at N. _ Sydney, 6th October, 1922. 
APPLICATIONS FOR THE CLOSING AND PURCHASE OF ROADS AND PARTS OF ROADS. 





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OTIC 4 is hereby given that applications have been made, under the Public Roads Act, 1902, for the closing and purchase of the 


roads and parts of roads described in the Schedule hereunder, and that it is intended to close such roads and parts of roads unless 
valid objections are found to exist. 


Any person desiring to lodge objections should forward the same in writing, addressed to the Minister for Lands, within one 
month from date of this notice. 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands, 





SCHEDULE. 














Papers, : Applicant, Area, 7d Desgeription. 
Roads RM ata 6 iy 
1922-606-4, | Executors in the es-| 2 0 24] Parish Lismore, county of Rous, Land District Lismore, Shire Gundurimba. Bound- 
Rd. Pur, 1922-| tate of the late ary road 100 links wide separating portion 135 (part) from portions 264 and 231 
129, Robert Smith. ; and end of road ; also the boundary road 100 links wide south of portion 23i 
ipa. © | | iy 
1922-369-4. | Richard James; 3 3 0 Pariah Ragawa, county Fitzroy, Land District Grafton, Shire Dorrigo.. Reserved 
Ra. Pur. 1922-|  Ferrett, junior. | road 150 links wide within portions 34 and 35. ‘ 
1922-46-38. | James Jackson 3 212) Parish Coota, county Bathurst, Land District Cowra, Shire Waugoola, Boundary 
Rd. Pur. 1922- Staunton. road 100 links wide separating portions 83 and 218 (part) from portions 216 and 
21. 137 (part) and end of road. » yy, 
1922-146-3. | CecilHarold Hoskins,| 5 © 8 | Parish Kembla, county Camden, Land District Wollongong, municipality Central 
Rd. Pur. 1922-| on behalf of Hos- Illawarra. Boundary road 100 links wide south of portions 258 and 244, also the 
4}. kins. Jron, ..and reserved road 50,links wide within portion 257. 
Steel Company 
Limited. ta ‘ ' 
1921-712-5. | Archibald Cameron..| 4 3 18 | Parish Lismore, county Rous, Land District Lismore, Shire Gundurimba. Boundary 
Rd. Pur. 1921- road 100 links wide west of portions 265,266, and 366. a 
197, 

















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_ NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 114, . “5529 





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[2448] ‘ ag ; Sydney, 6th October, 1922. 
NOTIFICATION UNDER THE PUBLIC ROADS ACT, 1902, OF RESUMPTION OR WITHDRAWAL AND DEDICATION 
OF LANDS FO8 ROADS, OF DECLARATION OF EXISTING ROADS AND PARTS OF EXISTING ROADS TO 
BE PUBLIC ROAD, AND OF THE CLOSING OF ROADS AND PART3 OF ROADS DEEMED TO BE UNNECESSARY. 
H® Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Hxecutive Council, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the Public 
A. Roads Act, 1902, the lands hereunder described, which are required for the roads hereunder specified (in respeet of which roads 
notice of proposal to open the same has duly been given) shall be and are hereby resumed or withdyawn for the several roads 
referred to; and that the said lands shall be and are hereby dedicated as Roads; that the existing roads and parts of existing roads 


particularised hereunder shall be and are hereby declared to be Public Read; and that the roads and parts of roads hereunder specified 
which are deemed to be unnecessary (in respect of which notice of proposal to close the same has duly been given) shall be and are - 


hereby closed. 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


. Dgsorrerion or Roap OPENED :—Part of road from Rosemount to the Bobundara-Bombala road, parish of Tivy, county of 
Wellesley, Bibbenluke Shire,—as shown on plan catalogued R. 14,511-1,603. 


Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1921-32-16] 








Dzsoriprion of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a Public Road, of parts of existing roads declared to be 
Public Road, and cf parts of roads deemed to be unnecessary which are now closed. 


A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the Road in question, to declare parts of existing roads to be Public Road, and to 
close the parts of roads deemed to be unnecessary, was published in the Government Gazette of 13th April, 1922, folio 2278, 


Lanp District or BoMBALA, 



































g | eta "| Character | Width of 
oeé Parish ; 5 Area | Parts of roatis closed, &c.; also parts of existin 
ie ove | Name, Reputed Guner: _ Ovoupier. Holding. macy a, | Resumed. roads declared to be Public Road, : 
. a T. p. ) a, T. Dp. 
129} 96 1 0} Tivy.. «.| Robert Carter -: | Executorslate Wm | Freehold ....| 100links&) 1 0 6 ip tSuovn vam Undue ouises vee sab pes’ sos Oy0/cbe sauivec ode gue ode ced 
i Estates Ltd| Bradley. variable, 
79 40 0 0] Do... .../| Executorsiate Wm,| . do AS do - | 100 liaks.,) 2 018 | The unnecessary part cf boundary road 
Bradley. : | Separating portion 105 from portions 129 and 
80 86 086] Do... i ao es do obs do ee) ie gl pani ea tem 79, south of pew road, and the uonecessary 
82; 182 2 0 No “4 do do a do me NUOUEL S| tes, Ly Oe | boundary road separating portions <0, 80, 82, 
19 40 0 0} Do. ES ‘do. do os: do eek OO rah ean 2 0 8 83, end of road, and portions 85, 71, and 70 from 
18 | 206 0 Oj Do_... z do ao do eet AO eal hceg 4 037 | portions 18, 19,18, 14, 84, and 15, exclusive of 
12 8) 0 0! Do... my do ie do 3 do Pe OOS sagt an he eins ele. part ineluded in survey and necessary to 
10; 100 0 0} Do. A do = do ie do eae] 100) yy ees} de 8 preserve the continuity «f the new road, are 
9/ 320 0 0| Do... na do & ao e do war LOOK 1. Pikevsh ve rena elosed and to be granted in compensation, 
: | 
| Parts of existing roads included in the 
survey and necessary to preserve the continuity 
of the new road are declared to be Public Road, 
and dedicated to the public accordingly. 
I 


DESCRIETION OF Road OPENED :—Deviation of part of road from Moree and Talmoi tc Curnugundi, parish of Baroona, county of 
Benarba, Boomi Shire,—as shown on plan catalogued R. 14,740-1,608. 


[Registration No, of Papers—Roads 1919-465-14.} 





Descrrprion of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a Public Road, and of part of road deemed 
to be unnecessary which is now closed. 


A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question, and to close the part of road deemed to be unnecessary, 
was published in the Government Gazette of 23rd June, 1922, folio 3465. 


' Lanp Disraicr oP Moree. 








=] ‘ z . 

3 4 Character Width of 

S| Area. Parish Reputed Owner, Oceupier. of Land Area Part of Road closed, &c. 
BP Name, Holding. | Resumed.| Resumed. , 








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& To Pp. Si Poi Dy 
2; 10 0 4 Baroona ...| The New Zealand andj The New Zealand and} Freehold a | Variable ... 0 1 34 
ij Australian Land Co.| Australian Land ‘Co, \ 
: Ltd. Ltd, ‘ { 
TS VES Or Dor - do RE . do : ‘5 do -| 800 links,.. f 12 


The unnecessary part of boundary 
road separating portions 2 and 13 
is closed and to be granted in com- 
penyaticn. 











Duscrrrrion or Roap opgrnED :—Road within and along the south boundary of portion 92 and part of the south boundary of 
portion 14, parish of Moppity, county of Harden, Demondrille Shire,—as shown on plan catalogued R, 14,547-1,603. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1920-859-12.] 





Description of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a Public Road, and of road deemed to be 
? unnecessary which is now closed. 
A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question, and to close the road deemed to be unnecesary, was pub‘isted 
in the Government Gazette of 28rd December, 1921, folio 7343. 
Lanp Distrtor or Youne. 


























| el ; Character | Width of 
Ss Parish Reputed 2 Area 
se Axea, ' 1 Osoupier. of Land Road closed, &c. 
5A Name. , Owner, Holding. | Resumea, | Resumed. 
FRG lc: GAM CRA Bl al at AN . 2 J 
Site De ea) ADU? eae ic Md : | Be Pel 
$2 © 87 0 O | Moppity .| ©. Roberts .. «| OC, Roberts .| Freehold..| 100 links.!| 2 1 7 | Unnecessary boomdary road east cf portion 
ae é J4 is closed and vo be grauted in com- 
; ; } s pensation. 
14 EPSa0 2 O).Bi)} 4E+ DO... do a do ATs do ..| 100links& 8 1 28 weplcn he baleds odvlons ute tes wovins tinue obllact ores ngetbed oye 
x = &, f : , variable, t 








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5530 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, Ko, 141. 6 Ger, 1922. eS 











2 : : ities as evi « 
NOCLIFICATION OF RSSUMPLION, WITHDRAWAL, AND DEDICATION OF LANDS FOR ROADS, &e. GA ies 8 


Descrrprion or Roap orEzNED :—Road of access from Warrell Creek to Way Way State Forest and branch -road to boundary. 
road on north of portion 53, parish of Warrell, county of Rale:gh, * ambueca a Shite, 38 shown on ‘pias 14, atuthy 603. 


[ Registration No. of Papers—- Roads 1920-792-20.] » 


Desorirrion of lands now resumed for the Road specified above, and dedicated as a Public Road, of existing road and parts of ¢xisting 
oad declared to be Public Road, and of parts of road deetns 4 to be unnecessary, whisk are now closed. re 





A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the roatl in question, to declare existing road and parts of existing rand to be 
Public Road, and to close the parts of road deemed to be unnecessary, was published in the Government Gazette of 21st si uly, 1922, 
folio 3963. ; cate 

Laxp District or Kumpszy. i ae 


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8 rf Parich | Character Width of Hearse | Parts of road closed, &c.3; also exi tlong Road 
2S Area aon |Reputed Owner,| Occupier. of } land aud parts of exiscing road declared to 
54 Naine Pp is resumed P 
Se . Hulding. | resumed, %. be Public Road, 
Sa oe at i i ea j i :, 
Pures ie as a ’ ASRS Dy | 
1; 60 Uv} Warrell  ...| John McLeod...) Johm McLeod) C.P. 68-1,301 ...| 100 links...) 3 2 0 actiesatnan caaiae lenedad nad lecibed haVaee an etareheaiecy pouise 
95 47 0 90 Do ae do «| Ernest Har-| Part C.D. 07-18] 109 ,, ..| 1 0 0 Rshicweedidtae sae vot-sabipas parce eanbecteteducet ave vesices 
old McLecd.| cf 60a, 3r. 50p. = 
49 229 2 0 Do | Ernest Harold ao | OL. 82,078 ...| 100 links &| 8&8 2 0 | The unnecessary parts of the boundary road on the 
McLeod variable. (iacludes | , west of part of portion 49 are ciosed and added to 
branch “that portion ; the »rea thereof and of C.L, 01-13 
| road). i being reduced to 22) acres, 
| The existing reserved road within portion 95 and 
those parts of the existing bousdary road on the 
| ; west of portion 49, necessary to preserve the con- 
| tinuity of the new road, are declared to be 
Public Road and dedicated to the public ecobrd. 
ingly. 

















DESCRIPILON OF RoaD OPENED :—Deviation in part of the road from Rye Park to Rugby, parish of Rugby, egunty of 
King, Murrungal Shire,—as shown on plan catalogued R. 14,610-1, vate 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1920~671-25] 


Description of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated a as a Public Road, of part of tition road declaied to be 
Public Koad, and of part of road deemed to be unnecessary, which is now closed. : 





A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question, to declare part ‘of existing road to be Public Road, and to 
elose the part of road deemed to be unnecessary, was publisned in the Government Gazette of i3th April, 1922, foli» 2279. 


Lanp Distrror or Boorowa. , 





no aa et a nt e — e 





















































Pe | 
=) Character | Width of shee 
26 5 rt of Road cloged, &c.; a’s0 part of existing 
$0! Arena, Parish Registered liclder Occupier, of Land Area. Part o ; 2 : : 2 
s* Name. ‘ Holding. | Resumed. Resumed,: | Road declarea to be Public Read. 

| Fans gen 14 Fei PO 0 RR . 
235 | 265 286] Rugby ...| James Gorham ,..| Executors cf estate, C:P, 10~53/ 100 links & 1 1 24) The unnecessary part of the nublic roal from Rye - 

of late  Jattics variable, Park to Rugby, Within portion 235, north-west of 

Gorham, f | - new road, is closed and added tothat portion; 

| ie the area mhanegs and of CP, 10- 53 Reine increased - 

| | to 266 acres 2) perches. Hy 

| : Part of the boundary road separating porticns 22 

| and 267 from portion 285, betwe-n the prolongation 
» of the south-eastern side of the new road and 
tne prolongation of the south-eastecn side of the 
road closed, is declared to be Public Koad and 
4 | dedicated to the public accordingly. 
Descrirrion oF Roap openED :—Part of road from main Upper Bobo road to Forest Re-erve No. 51,929, parish of Stewart, 
county of Fitzroy, Dorrigo Shire,—as shown on plan catalogued R. 14,324-1,603. 

[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1919-644-31.} : as 





Dzscrirrion of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a Pablic Road, of exist’ ng roads declared to be 
Public Road, and of part of road deemed to be unnecessary, which is now closed. 


Proposals to resume the lands referred to for the Road in question, and to declare existing roads to be Public Road, also to close 
the part of road deemed to be unnecessary; were published ir the Government Gazettes of 10th “June, 1921, folio 3381, and 28rd June, 


1922, folio 8487, respectively. 
Lamp Disrricr oF Bsriincan. 





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r- 
‘2, | Character | Width of 
Sd ieee Aneel | Reputed Owner. Occupier. rd ah Ladd . sata i Part of Road plone ds ee ecatt Roads declared to 
Eo : i Holding. | Resumed, i 
u AE A 
SD Ss See ‘ . 
A . Dp. | j aA, Tr Ps \ wt ; 
10 243 2 Y | Stewart ...; Leonard W, | L, W. Saladine ..| C.P, 14-42) 100 links... 3 13%] The unnecessary part of boundary road separating 
} Saladine,| porticn 18 from portion 1¥, south from a point 1 
| i | chain south from the north-eastern corner of portion bs he 
{ f 38, is closed and added to portion 19; the area : 
; thereof and of CP, 14-42 being reduced to 243 
) { acres, 
| The reserved roads through portions 53, 64, 55, and 
| 6) are declared to be Pablic Road and dedicated to the 
, } public accordingly, ‘ 
ee ie iy a) Sed co ee ee ty sds OR 












Phat rhe z fan yoeee oF . 
PEP AE RMIT ys | | 
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6 Ocn, 1922 meus NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 144. 5531 





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ood 


NOTIFICATION OF RE3O0MPTEON, WITHDRAWAL, AND DEDICATION OF LANDS FOR ROADS, &0.—oontinued, 


DzscRiPtion of Roap oPENgD :—Part of road from Murrurundi to Nundle, parish of Crawney, county of Parry, Nundle 
| a aS i Shire,—-as shown on plan catalogued R. 14,591~1,603., 
oS (Regiatration No. of Papers—Roads 1920-716-14.} 


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‘ i Description of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a Public Road, 


; ‘: z Acpropoeel to resumo the lards refzrred to for the road in question was published in the Government Gazette of 12th May, 1922, 
ollo 2781. ; 




















: 2 3 Lanp DisTRIct OF TAMWORTH. 
eo , Character Width of | joa 
Bey... Ares, Parish Name, _ Reputed Owner, Oscupier, . of Land R nig.’ ji 
s” of .3 m4 Holding. Resumed. Sghacabiee’s 
a. y. pe : ar, 2. 
91 éuy 6 0 - |Crawney  .. | John T, Swab ... Oey 24 «| Conatructed road ab we «| C.P. 20-12 ...| Variable...) 0 1 5 
63 |. Ws 0 0 Do ey ..| Lhe Commercial Banking Company) F, T. Vayse and ecnstructed road,,| C.P. 16-42... do pa eg | Dak ye 

















a r ; of Sydney Limited, 

DESCRIPTION OF ROAD OPENED :—Part of road from Manilla to Barraba, via a crossing over Mavilla River, east of portion 13, parish of 
Borinde; also part of road irom Bogabri to the Manilla-Barraba road, parishes of Borinde and Fitzroy, county of Darling, Barraba 
Shire,—as shown on plans catalogued R. 13,525-1,603, and R. 14,381-1,603. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1917-182- 29. ]| 


‘Descniptrion of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicited as a Public Road, and of roads and part of road 
‘ deemed to be unnecessary which aro now closed. 


Proposals to resume the lands referred to for the road in question, and to close the roads anc part of Toad de-med to be 
unnecessary, were published in the Government Gazettes of 11th April, 1919, folio 2167, ani 11th November, 1¥21, foli» 6515. 


cy 


Lanp Distrricr oF TAwwoRTH. 


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Portion Parish ted Owner.) Oocupi peti acre sa d tcf Read eles d 
Ares. . Repu er. coupler: i) an Kioads and part ¢ tad eles d. 
No, Name. as Holdizg. Resumed, | Resumed. 
pedeane ———. Das SN S92 2. AY a I ael, Bed Au dele 1a 
i iy } Set AlS. Gil Te p. A : = z a T. D 
S og Bod L130 320 (0 0 | Borinde.,| Australian | A.J, MeN. C.P, 1897-18 ...| Variable... 1 332 eu cay ven vos s¢8 00 408 soe ea0 191 806 “08 soe 408 ben 948 998 oe 
coos ; yy Mutual Provi- Sim psou. 
Sey dent Society. 
me : 
en | 1¢6) 139 0 0 Do ...| U.E. Hardman! H.E.Hardman| Freehold -.| 100 links art 6 2 0} The unnecessary boundary road separating 
a8 3 (2173 400-1 Dos. ao a ao nas do tas LOO “ 0 132 portion 12 from portion 13 is closed and 
oS, t : C | to be granted in compensation. 
"7 1 15) 320 0 0 | Fitzroy... Il. 8, M. Simp-| I. S. M. Simp do «| 100 ,, «| | 8 O | The unnecessary reserved road within portions 
& j  -s0n, . ‘son, 10,9, 8; the unnecessary boundary road 


separating portion 10 from portion 9; and | 
the unnecessary part of reserveirosd within 

- portion 7, south-west cf braoch reserved 
; road, bearing south-easterly within that 
| portion ; alse the unnecessary part of b un- 
| dary road separating portion 13, parish of 
| Belmore, from pcriion 15, parish of Fitzroy, 
| west from new road, are closed and to be 
granted part therecf in compensation, 
The unnecessary reserved roads (8) withia 
rortiop 132, avd the unnecessary bnun- 
dary road separating portion 152 from 
} , | portiin i6, alt in purish ef Borinde, are 
4 : ; E closed and added to portion 132; the 

} j hoe | area thereof being increased to 84 acces 
= | 2 rord:, The unnecessary reserved road 
within portion 166 is closed and added to 
Saat < 3 | that portion; the area thereof being iu- 

{ | cl | creased to 25 acres, and tbe area of the 
|. +f = | Whole C.P. 99-7 being increased to 10? acres 
is 2rods. The unnecessary reserved road 
within portion 132, parish of Bori: de, is 
closed and added to portion 133; the area 
‘thereof and of A.C.P. 1904-85 being in- 
creased to 296: acres 2 roods, 
































[2449] Sydney, 6th October, 1922. 


‘NOTIFICATION OF CLOSING OF ROAD AND APPROVAL OF SALE OF THE LAND COMPRISED THEREIN 
M UNDER ROAD PURCHASE APPLICATION. 
IS Excellency the Governor, with the alvice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions 


of the 20th section of the Public Roads Act, 1902, the road described in the appended Schedule is hereby closed, and the land 
comprised therein will be granted to the person mentioned hereunder, payment of costs, purchase money, deed fee, and stamp duty 


baymg been syne: W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





a SCHEDULE REFERRED TO. 





























of 
Be Tore Description. Area. Pioposed Grantee. 
; yay M4 Bate Pe tol 
Roads Parish of Stratheden, county of Rous, Land District of Casino, 5 2 0 Alfred Charles Waldron. 
1920-530-17. |  TomkiShire. Boundary road .50 links wide separating por- 
Rd Pur, 1920-163." tion 54 (part) from portion 53 and A. C, Waldron’s part of 
i Wr gl ls oh portion 52. F 


vanrennyntrat en eatin = 








a eee 


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T GAZETTE, No. 144. 














5632 NEW SOUTH — WALES GOV RRNMEN [6 cr, ahs 
[2447] Sydney, 6th Outen 1922. 


NOTIFICATION OF PROPOSED OPENING OF ROADS, OF PROPOSED DECLARATION OF EXISTING ROADS AND 
PARTS OF EXISTING ROADS TO BE PUBLIO ROAD, AND OF PROPOSED CLOSING OF ROADS AND PARTS OF 
ROADS DEEMED TO BE UNNECESSARY. 


OTICE is hereby given that the Minister for Lands deems it expadiont that certain roads should be Speen, and that it is proposed 
to resume for the purpose, under the provisions of the Public Roads Act, 1902, the lands hereunder described ; also to declare 

_ the existing roads and parts of existing roads partioularised hereunder to be Public Road. 

; ‘Tne proposed roads, &c., are ahown upon plans, which can be inepseted at this office, and a copy of the same may be inspected at 

the respective offices of the Crown Land Agents for the Land District in which the lands are situated. __ 

All persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing, and to forward to the Minister, within one month from date 
of this notice, any objections which may appear to them to exist to the proposals above stated. 

Notice is aiso given that the Minister is of opinion that it is expedient to close the roads and parts of roads hereunder 
specified, and all persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing, addressed to the Minister, within One month from 
this date, any objections which may appear to them to exist to the closing of the said roads and parts of roads. 

_. Plans showing the roads and parts of roads proposed to be closed ean be inspected at this Office, and a copy of the same may be 
inspected at the respective offices of the Crown Land Agents for the Land District in which the lands are situated. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


Description oF RoaD TO BE OPENED :—Road diversion adjoining the State Coal Mine railway lands at Lithgow, parish of Marangaro 0 
county of Cook, municipality of Lithgow, and Blaxland Shire,—as shown on plans catalogued R. 14,825, 14,826, and 14,827-1,603. 
pRearsnsipn No. of Papers— Roads 1922-346-3.} 








DESCRIPTION of the lands which it is proposed to resume. 
Lanp District oF LitHeow.) — 
i 



































| Width of: 
: Character 4 Area 
F pion Area, foee Reputed Owner. Occupier, of : aed to be Remarks, | 
\ I ; Holding. Rasdned Resumed. 
| “ 
| &. Td ps | a. Te p. - é 
eo) 15 | 126 0 0 | Maranga= | The Railway Com-| se | Freehold ,..| 100 links &| 0 1 10% |) . 
oy (new subs | | roo,, missioners, variabie. 
ap | dividea). | | & 
Len] | 
oO. 1 1 
= | | 
od | Part of 8 -| 78 0 0 | Do <b.) do peor Sa cay hidaseden 03 Oe ha aos Sha: | 
~> (gow sub: | | | | { 
| divided), lige. ae 
© | | ie 0 é 
oh’ | | (in three These proposed resumptions embrace 
rs] | | | parts). | lands acquired by the Railway Com- 
= Part of 5° | 120.0 0-1 Do .-. do oes] nat nos vet ene do ...| Variable ...| J t missioners in connection with the 
se (now sub- | || State Coal Mine railway, 
si divided), | | 
| 4 | 
a) 8 78.070 | Do as do a: panses eke do  .,| 100 links...) 0 1 8 | 
ae | (now sub- : | | 
1 divided), | “ 
mt 152 49 0 0 Do ..| do be Wee seas do... 190 links&| 2 0 22 
< | | | ; ae variable. 
ee 151 4920 Ooh Doe 5} do Bey aie we eae do... do’ ie 4820 
J 93 130 0) Do .| do BAK atalceae do _...| 100 links...) 0 1 5 J 
} 








ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Branch road from the Nimbin-Blue Knob road to the Nimbin cometery, She of 
Terania, county of Rous, Terauia Shire,—as shown on plan catalogued R, 14, 874-1,603. 


[ Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1921~661-6] 


DESCRIPTION OF 


x 


Descerprion of the land which it is proposed to resume. 
Lanp Distaicr or Lismore. 








i Character Width of Land 
ereon Ares, Parish Name, Reputed Owner. Ocoupier. of : tobe / sat ages 
4 Holding. Resumed. ; aston 
| * 
| a6 te Di i é ‘ Some De 
73 182 3 0} Terania — ... . | W. G. Swanson sk fe ~| W.G . Swanson we w«| Sett. Pur, 20-12) 100 aa and 0 320 
; variable. 




















DESCRIPTION cr Road TO EE OPENED :—Deviation of part of the Coramba-Coff’s Harbour road, parish of Moonee, county of Fitzroy, 
Dorrigo Shire,—as shown on plan catalogued R. 14 C17=1, 603. 


Sa tad No. of Papers—Roads 1919-774- 8]. 





Description of the lands which it is proposed to resume, and of parts of roads deemed to be unnecessary, which it is proposed to close, 
- Lanp DistRIoT or BRLLINeEN. 



































SEES POT?” 5 
A. : : Character | Width of 
S| Ares. one Reputed Owner, Occupier, of Land to be cule - nt Parte of Roads proposed to be closed, &e. 
a : Holding.’ | Resumed. shat 
a | 
ae Ls : a.Y. p. 
285 | 87.0 0 | Moonee ..| George Thomas Cook ...| Fenced and formed) Freehold .| 100links&| 0 227 | The unnecessary parts of reserved roads 
| road in use, variable, within portions 135, 65, and 66 are pro- 
65 | Al oO .0 Do ee do eas do re do a do ah OLE. posed to be closed vand to be granted in 
66 | 72 v0 Do re ng es Ao ie do ies a ia 0 0 33 compensation. 
67 | 46 3 28 Jio « | Thor, F, Branch Bs Cty % do «= | 109. links.. 0 3 23 The uunecessary parts cf reserved roads 
Part 68 | 64 1 8 Do pie ao ee do ss do | 100 inks & 0 3 28 within portions 67 and 68 are proposed 
variabie’ to he closed and to be granted in compen 
; ‘ sation. i 
Part 68 | 54 1 °8 Do «| The Railway Commis- do MS do _...| Variable ..| 0 0 25 | This proposed resumption embraces part 
4 » sioners. the ands acquired for railway purposes. 


i 
















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(Mice, 1922-8,712, 












i 4 ge ae J re A dal Fag ei SY ii A ‘ Lot 
Pe ee ne ae Th ats 
1% ' . ’ 4 +h . y * a. 3 4 * “oe ’ ; J j ; 5 > 
ie Ocn, 1922,] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 144. F533 





_NOTIFIOATION OF PROPOSED OPENIN G AND CLOSING OF ROADS, &o.--continued. 





ry 


Dsscrirtion oF Roap TO BE OPENED :—Widening of part of road known as Troatt’s-road, at a crossing over the Hornsby to Milson’s 


Ps j Point railway line, parish of Gordon, county of Cumberland, Ku-ring-gai Shire,—as shown on plan catalogued R. 14,920-1,603. 
{ Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1922-591-3. } 





D8scRirrion of the lands which it-is proposed to resume, 
Merrroporitan Lanp Distxrcr. 








cisin EBS a herines 


























3 ; : Character | Width of : 
gh Area, er Reputed Owner, Occupier. of Land to be a ey he Remarks, 
: Holding. | Kesumed. | mart 
i a. ©. p, : 4 | | a, % p, 
426 80 0 0 | Gordon ...) The Railway Com-) 4... s.0.00. | Freehold...) Variable...) 0 0 4 | This proposed resumption embraces land 
(now sub- missioners, acquired py the Railway Commissioners 
divided), | | for road diversion, 














PROCLAMATION, 


i? pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, I, Sir Wattzr Epwaazp Davipsow, Knight Commander of the Most 
Lastinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George, Governor of the State of New South Wales and its Dependencies, in 
the Commonwealth of Australia, with the advice of the Executive Council, do hereby proclaim the surrendered areas of land specified in 
the first part of the Schedule hereunder to be Crown Lands for the purposes of the Crown Lands Acts. I hereby further proclaim that 
we eee of land specified in the second pirt of the said Schedule have been allotted in exchange for the said area so surrendered as 
aforesaid. , 

ey SCHEDULE—LANDS SURRENDERED. 

HASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp Disirricr oF GUNDAGAT. 
Se ee eee Sees aie ste elas oie es tla Rane as SNE DOCS oa OI 
| 








Portion. No, of Holdive. _ Parish. | County. | Area, | Cat No. cf Plan. 
\ ic SS ui 
: 
' Acres. 
115 | A.C.P, 1908-9... | Nanangroe .., ...| Buecleuch 40 B. 1,281-1,713 
: 260 B.1730'*: ,, 
| 


180 ‘ ” ” Sy eo Do said yi do 














LAND ALLOTTED IN EXCHANGE FOR LANDS SURRENDERED. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Disrricr oF GUNDAGAI. 


———e 














Portion. Parish. County. Area. | > Cat. No. of Plan. lacie Tiamat fi ph obe ines 
" i ei 
eat 
“ é : PUNBAIT ee « | 
56 Nanangroe .... ..,| Buccleuch ... «| 800 0 O | B. 2,669-1,713.., il A.C.P. 1908-9, 











Norz.— Within classification reserve, notified this day. 





DECLARATION OF CROWN LANDS, 
IN pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, I, Sir Wattee Kpwarp Davipson, Knight Commander of the Most 
Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George, Governor of the State of New South Wales and its Dependencies, in the 
Commonwealth of Australia, with the advice of the Executive Council, do hereby proclaim the following surrendered area of lands to 
be Crown lands for the purposes of the Crown Lands Acts :— Bs 
_ SCHEDULE—LANDS SURRENDERED. — 
eee EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp District or Gunpagar; ApsuNGBILLY Suree. 











County. Parish. Portion. Area. Cat. No. of Plan. 
i J | Beer DK SDs 
Buccleuch... hve oes .» ‘y..| Nanangroe | 41 59 0 U B. 1,818-1,713. 
Do. ; AS Sra P 4! | 42 86 3 0 By Yodaa. 
Re MR oer) aah WA aan ot Sag Bea mm an ie iteuee t A 111 50 0 O BIT Ae, 
Tig aera ene vere? Sie Soweto. a Bee she te dey Vise WiehiccceNy: Seabee emis 40 0 0 B. 1,161 
CEES a ih ace eg Aa SC eae do AT TRG Une res 113 40 0 O Bi16h 
Do ie RC NaN ceca eee nde do wi Bh ned ivi 114 40 O O Be Pes a) 
PROWL, onde vio dd Raa capa ees Kay do re he EN ake eae 151 100 0 & Be E7205: 3 
Do le is a tty ae do ig’ ay ANY ca 152 270 0 0 Be 13696). ), 
Davie as aot if a do ia BO tes yar de 153 7140 805) 'O B. 1,896, 
Do Veh eee yo wee vee Gay yee do ete uae wer ake} 154 58 2 0 R. 1,719 » 








No1&.—Witlin classification reserve, notified this day. 


Signed and sealed at Sydney, this fourth day of August, 1922. 


Piety. . ; i W. E. DAVIDSON, 


: 
: 


By His Excellency’s Command, Sea Governor. 
hy ae  W. E. WEARNE. | 


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t 
I reserves from sale, lease, 
expiration of sixty days from the above date. 







































































REVOCATION OF RESERVES FROM SALE, LEASE, &o. 


is hereby notified, for public information, that under the provisions of section 80 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the 
&c., hereunder described, are hereby reveked, but such revocation shall not take effect until after the 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 144. 


pe 





[6 Oor; 1922. 


—_—_—_———_—— 


Sydney, 6th October, 1922. 


tae Oe WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 








| Area, 





ij 2 


| 


2,557 0 0 


40 0 0 


200 0 0 
(about). 


1 


Of 2 30 
(about). 


163 2.0 


13.0.0 
(about). 


9 
= 


0 


1h 2-0 





0 The whole ; 





The whole; 


Part revoked, 


The part within portion 


48, -Plan W. — 5,631- 
2,119. 

_| That part within portion 
147.'. Pian “Y¥.. 2,872- 
1,719. 


Part within portion 1,372 
and road traversing "the 
portion, 
1,780. 

The whole ; 
to 14, section 43; 9, 10, 
and 14, section 19 ; 6, 7, 
11, section 20; 8 to 14. 
section 44; 15, section 
18, -Plans F. 102, 218, 
222, 223, and 253-1,830. 

~ Part within allotment 7, 
seetion 55, Plan F. 102- 
1,880, 


aliotments 6 


Plan D, 1 '936- 1,798. 


portion 11.} 
Plan N. 2,082-1,774 Roll.| 


aT the wet 4 
Plan W. 


portion 242. 
5,338-2, 041. 


Part within special lease 
1921-2, granted vide 
gazette of 25th August. 
1¥22 (being that part of 
the reserve bounded on 
the east by the eastern 
boundary as notified ; 
on the north-east by the 
Wakool River; and on 
other sides by a flood 
channel of the river). 

The whole; portion 118, 
Plan F, 1.478-1,810, 


Part within special Jease 
1910-60. Plan M. 1,052 
Gin. 

The whole ; portion 85. 
Plan G, 2,935-1,567, 

The whole. Plan L. 20- 


1,566, 


The whole; portion 129, 
~Plan M. 2,617-1,888. 
The whole; portion 150, 


Plan M, 2,G18-1,888. 





Plan M, 5,480-) 


portion nit 


Papers No. 





—— 


Ms. 1922- 
8,259. 


Occ. 1922- 
6,027.” 


Aln. 1922- 
6,471. 


Aln. 1922- 
6,661. 





do 


| ‘ 


Ms. 1922- 
7,050. 


Ms. Ls. 


1922-7,071. 


Ms. 1922- 
8,516. 


Ms. Ls. 
1922-9,579. 


Ms. Le. 
1922-11,235, 


Ms. Bs. 
1922-11,715. 


Ms. Ls- 
1922-11,840. 
Ms, Ls. 





1922-11,844, 


Ms. Ls. 
1922-11,877. 
Ms. Ls, 


| 1922-11,879. | 





Land Fat Reserve Date of - oh; 
District, | Division. Nas. Purpose, Notification. County. Parish, Shire, &c, 
| \ 
| { 
| 
Wagea Centyra’,,.| 30,386 | From sale for public] 13 Jan., 1900 Wynyard..| Umutbhee,.| Kyeamba Shire 
Wagga. recreation and (Suburbs of (Tarcutta). : 
2 water supply. 
Walcha .| Eastern... Glen Morrison tem-| 17 Noy., 1879, Vernon ,.) Cobrabald..| Apsley Shire .. 
porary common. | : 
Young > da 3,017 | From: sale for water! 4 June, 1§84) Monteagle.| Young Burrangong 
supply. Shire. 
Ferbes ..| Central..| 65,505 | From after-auction|) 16 June, 1922, Ashburn- | Forbes Forbes Muni- 
sale, ham. cipality. 
(Town of |Forbes). 
| | | 
Do | do ..) 24,498 | From sale generally] 8 Aug., 1896, do - de do 
| j | 
Corowa ..| Central.../ | From sale and lease; 23 June, 1922) Denison ..| Finley ../ Berrivan Shire | 
under section 2u6.| 
Nore,—This land will become available for suburban holding on and after 6th Decembar, 1922, on the terms and conditions a3 originally notified in 
Gazette of 10th December, 1920 (Suburban Holding Area 1,227). 
Narrabri-...{ Central.. From sale an lease} 30 June, 1922) Nandewar..{ Deriah + | Namoi Shire .. 
under section 206. | j 
Notz.—This land will become available for Crown-lease on and after 6th December, 1922, on the sine terms and conditions a3 notified in Gazette of 
4th March, 1921, for Crown-lease Area No. 3,727. 
Mudgee ..| Eastern. .| Reserve from sale “ 4 Aug,, 1922 Wellington { Tannabutta! Meroo Shire .. 
| Tease under sec-| ; 
| tion 206. 
Balranald | Central.. 41,342 | From sale for i 13 Feb., 1907) Wakool ..-| Wakool ..| Wakool Shire.. 
South. velling stock. 
j | 
| 
{ | | 
Bellingen ..'Eastern..} 39,302} From sale _ for; 10 June, 1903, Fitzroy Coft Dorrigo Shire.. 
| | Mechanics’ Insti-| 
i tute site. : ; | 
Casino do 903 |From'sale for water 18 Dee., 188: 2 Rous . \Fairymount! Kyegle Shire .. 
| supply and camp- | | 
j | ing. | 
Wellington, | do From sate or lease) 20 April, 1921 Gordon ..| Curra -.| Macquarie 
/ under section 228.) ' | shire, 
Dubbo --; Central...| 1,236 | From sale for water! 18 July, 1881] Lincoln Dubbo ..| Talbragar Shire 
| supply and camp-| | 
Ing. | | 
Narrandera | do , 108 From sale or lease; 1 Jan., 1921) Mitchell ..| Gillenbah..; Yanko Shire .. 
| under section 228 | site ri 
Do ‘1.., 40 ..| .... | From sale or lease) 13 June, 1919! do ..|- de do 
| under section 206.| | | 
| 
[2431] 


SETTLEMENSL U 


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Sydney, Gth October, 1922, 


REVOCATION OF NOTIFISATION OF TRACTS OR AREAS PREVIOUSLY NOTIFIED AS NOT AVAILABLE FOR 
UNTIL FURTHER NOLIFICATION, 


1 


is hereby notified, for pub‘ic information, that, under the provisions of the Crown Lanis Consolidation Act, 1913, the notifications 
that the tracts or areas hereunder descrived are not available for settlement are hereby revoked. 














~ W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
Lend | A Date of p ; | eb 
District. Division. Wotification: “| County. Parish. | Shire, &c, | Ares, Part revoked. Papers No. 
a ee SIE SE ATP EN =i 
Me a. D. . | 
Murrurundi ..) Eastern 23 May, ©1919! Buckland ..| Towarri Warrah hire a 12 2 2) | The balance ; part previously revoked. | Aln, 1922~ 
| | 6,815. 
Forbes | Gentral 19 Aug., © 1921 Ashburnham) Wise Jemalong Shire ..; 7) 0 0! The balance; (being approved Special) Ms. Ls. 
I | (about), Lease 1922-24). 1222-11,648, 
Goulburn | Eastern 8 Oct., 1929 Argyle Mulwaree and/{Mulwaree Shire ..!1710 0 0! The whole; exclusive of portions M.L,| Ms. Ls, = 
ee Baro. | (about). JnZand 216, Puans A. 4,278 and 4, 279- 1922-§, (94. 
2,121. 
} } : 
[2421] - Sydney, 6th October, 1922. 


KEVOOATION OF NOTIFICATION OF TRACT OR AREA PREVIOUSLY NOTIFIED AS NOT AVAILABLE FUR 
SETTLEMENT UNTIL FURTHER NOTIFICATION, 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, under the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the notification 
that the tract or area herounder described is not available for settlement i is hereby revoked. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 














eee | Eivision. inate Parpose, 
Casin is Eastern ..| .... | Classification 


reserve, 
} 


-—_ - ——— 











apart County, | Parish, | Shire, &2, 
| 
10 September, 1920) Rous .. Queebun --| Ks ogle 








> oe . . . / . z 
Note,—Within So'd er’s Group Purchase Area, No, 3' Dyraaba notified this day. 





| Area. | 


CR GaeS OF 

2.40 0° 

(about). | 
| 





273. 


Part revyohel, 


| that part within portio 
Plan R, 8,105-1,75 





ay 





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4 
2 
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_ a 
a ae 


5535 











Sydney, 6th October, 1922. 


AS te i} ps "REVOCATION OF RESERVES FROM SALE, LEASE, &O. 


a of oN arab} notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the reserves and parts of 
reserves, &c., particularised Rereander, are hereby revoked, but such revocation shall not take effect until the expiration of 60 days 
yy from the date hereof. — 


Nix 
xt oh 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 















































: heed ay Date ot Ci | 
eae Division. i Purpose, Notifeation,| County. | Parish. | Shire, &c. Area. | Part revoked. 
a ae CS ee F : ; ‘ 
1 SSTMUAS RAE ee 

bow hi A's) 4 . a Rib CAP) Fock ’ r a ; , a. Yr; p. e 
y ~ Casino ..| Eastern... a 788 | From sale or lease; 3 May, 1918) Rous «.| Dyraaba, | Kyogle Shire..| 200 0 0 * 
ct <7 - a i generally. k Langwell, ‘ (about), 
ee - <A : Mummul- ; t 
‘3 : ; ‘ gun, and | 
be agg icky aia RR . ' Queebun. | | 
ae : * Those parts within portions 145 to 153, 156, 157, 164 to 170, 172 to 175, parish of Dyraaba ; 62, 63, and 64, parish of Langwell /'55 to 62, parish of Mummul- 
Sie gun; 257 to 259, 264 to 267, 272 to 276, 289 to 294, 296 to 310, 312 to 314, 316, 326 to 329, 331, 332, 334, 339, and 343, parish of Queebun, Plans R. 8,081 to 8,033, 

3, 050 to 8,057, 8,060 to 8, 065, 8,072 to 8,074, 8,083 to 8,089, 8, 091 to 8, 093, 8, 096, 8, 097, 8, "104 to 8,108, 8,112, 8,128 to 8 183, 8,186, 8,141 to 8,158, 8,160, 8,161, 8,165 

to 8,167, 8, 171 to 8, 1%8, 8, 187 to 8,191, and g, 196-1, 759. ; 

Casino _..{ Eastern...{ 44,515 { From ‘sale for water} 27 Oct, 1909{, Rous, ..) Mummul- Kyogle Shire../ 685 00 The whole; within portions 61 
i - _ supply and camping, gun, and 62. Plans R, 8,143 and 
. Seed era . 8,144-1,759. 
Do 4 do .. 44, 516 prone lease generally ,.| 27 ,, 2 do ie do: do +: [os O8or> OF Gi do | 
Sen Maram above are within Soldier’s Group Purchase Area No, 81 (Dyraaba), notified this day, 

: (2462) ies oe PRS agi. 5 . ; Sydney, 6th October, 1922, 


Mi ee! * a aa REVOCATION OF CROWN-LEASE AREAS, &c. 


gine { T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown-lease Areas, 
&0. pesene ees hereunder, a are horehy revoked, 
























































a oW. ¥. ee as eae for Lands. 
— jUand | pivision.| tor which Hoitiog Dateot | Count Parish Bhire, & | A Part revoked | Papers No 
m.| for whic e Lan Fi ounty. arish. ire, &c, rea, art r A a ! 
‘District. 1 Was aotabert® Notification. ; | | 
; : | { 
Riek q ee yh , > fee 49 - ¢ \ ee &. Te Dp, : 
Eden _...| Eastern.,| ©.P., at 10s.per acre} 22 Aug., 1903) Auckland..| Cobra »./ Imlay Shire ...| 9 0 0} Part within Gnupa State] Ms. 1922< 
Me % pat Be f: | (about), Forest No. 182, No.2 exten-| 7,404, 
Te 4 3 : Bal i : She , ° | | sion, dedicated 28th July,| 
ee f ; poi ; : / [- 1922. Plan A. 2,336-2,098 R,|’ 
ir Hillston ...) Central.| Crown-lease Area} 2Dec,, 1921) Dowling .... Naradhun &| Bland Shire ..) 9,740 0 0| The whole Se seg oe w.| Ms. 1922= 
Me Ba ae No, 3,808. sal ae yet al | Murrabung. f ; 8,646. 
Lee + “Do % do | Part Crown-lease!) 2 5, 4 do | Naradhun «| do + | 19,759 0 0| The part within blocks M 6, do 
pes ’ j rs Area No. 8,857. — : | Jimberoo, - | | N6,P 6. 3 
Be! D0+575 ‘se do” Part Crown-lease} 25 Nov., , | Dowling & Bimbil & Bland and Carra- 11,470 0 0] The part within blocks U 6 do 
‘ uke _ Area No. 3,802, # Nicbolson.| Melbergen, thool Shires, and X 6, 
-Metro- —s_ | Hastern.,,| Suburban Holding| 21 May, 1913] Cumber- Manly Cove.,| Warringah Shire 26 0 35| The part within portions 953, Ms, 1922- 
politan, Area No. 203.” land. i 954, and 953. Plans C, 2,699) 2,608, 
% ea eS Fleet , and 2,889-2,030. 
: Murrurundi do ...| Setapart for A.C.P.,| 13 Sept,, 1918! Buckland,.! Towarri — ...| Warrah Shire ... 12. 2 20| That part within portion 171, | Aln, 1922= 
) FE Tit. ACOs. rd | | Plan B, 4,281-1,788, 6,815. 
3 AHS. , : A.B F, ; ; rae 


; A.S.., or A.On.L | | 
i at £1 9s, 6d. per|. 
yr ’ ny acre, | , | | 

- Coonamble.,|} Central..| Area set apart for) 8 , 1922) Gregory ...| 

















Girralong, oh gu Shire,,| 9,780 0 6] The whole, Plans G. 442, 615,| Ms. 1922- 
pide AS ey additional hold- Quondong, | (about). 617, 618, 655, 815, 816, 998, 8,647, 

f fs ings, at £1 5s, Fer and Merri. 999, 1,178, 1,179, 1,208, i .209,| 

acre, i } 1,408, 7,439, 1,620, 1; 625, 1,871, 

Bek ee ceataetete i ; o>, ; and i,716-1,907, | 

? E 3 / My : | ) i 9 ty | { 

é 
oF 2 eas [2459] hy : - Sydney, 6th October, 1922. 

2 WITHDRAWAL OF TRAVELLING STOOK AND CAMPING RESERVES FROM THE CONTROL OF 

Alda 8 re en PASTURES PROTECTION BOARDS. — 





Tt is hereby notified devas in pursuance of the provisions of the Pastures Protection Act, 1912, as amended by Act No. 49, 1918, 
Bs ; and Act No. 25, 1920, the parts of travelling stock and camping reserves particularised i in the Schedule hereto shall be and 
Pe _ the same are hereby withdrawn from the control of the Pastures Protection Boards specified in such Schedule. 


1 fe; | hy Fa. ti et a oe ; a ! W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
- 


Ne Saget Nea oat ty Sonzpvte. 




















Boar: | “Reserve, Poa” County. | Parish. eae District. | es eae non ee Sy | Papers. 
3 Boh Re Oe Book at : | [. 

“fe % Sia Water and camping) Dubbo ...| Lincoln...) Dubbo ...| Dubbo __..,| The whole ho wee At waf Ms. Ls, 
pee: re Ponerve 1, eat i Rela ea lh ae 1922- 
a ig oa . | eas ; | 11,844 
ee, Tir aliing took and) Casino ...| Buller .,.| Evans  ...| Casino .,.)' Part within portion 95. Plan B/ Ms, 1922 

7 Jak) 3. Semrping-="* reserve! -' + is<jp!* . EA - 2,836-1,741. 5,404. 
a F 35,906. — i i feed : : 
par! ‘Travelling stock re-| Dubbo: ..| Lincoli ..,| Daley _...; ‘Dubbo _...| Part within portion 55. Plan L/ Ms. 1922 
tA C gerye: 3,680.57." Z . 3,542-1,568. -5,092. 
oe ‘Travelling stock and ‘Upper : Durham .,.| Beltrees ..., Scone  ...| About 655 acres within block “ A” of| Ms. 1922 
: water reserve No. Hunter. sas tard Os Crown Lease Area No. 3,985 notified} -7,551. 





| 85a, rigibhis cots co / this day, and between the north- 

io ee Sp a Ri Di OCR AR emit eastern boundary of same, and por- 

Bg slew At je oe tions 96 and 97. Plan Ms, 2,801 Md. 
"Travelling stock’ Rd Oot eet. dace, thi ido utin do  ...| About 30 acres within block “A” oi} do 
water reserve No; Aes ee . Crown Lease Area No. 3,935 notified 
45 Doe if aural nn Ma Sak Oa aA this day, and on the north-east 
eee, ; Re : ; , thereof. Plan Ms. 2,801 Md. , 








bb 86 | NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 144. 





[2465] | 3 Bg _ Bydney, 6th October, 1922, 
NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR AN ORIGINAL CROWN-LEASE, © ag ee # 


a 


i is hereby notifed, for public information, thet, in pursuance of the provisions of the Orown Lands Consolidation “Act. 1913, the — ' 
Crown Lands comprised within the area hereunder mentioned are hereby act apart for an Original Crown- lease, and shall be disposed — at 
of under the prevailing conditions of the law. & 7 


The area wili be available on and after 20th NOVEMBER, 1922, before which applications should not be lodged, 


An application shail be in Form 9, and (unless it be lodzed with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land becomes 
available) shall be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in “advance, and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee; but upon 
confirmation of an application such rent and survey fee must be paid. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee 
Ss 0nez) be paid in ten equal yearly instaiments, with interest af the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 


All applications should be lodged with the local Crown Land Agent by the applicant: in person, or by his agent in person duly 
authorised in writing, and all applications in posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 20th November, 1922, er at 
any time between the 20th November, 1922, and the 26th Novembor, 1922, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed to be 
‘and to have been lodged with such Land Agent simultaneously on the 20th November, 1922, i ap a 


The land set apart i is exempt from the operations of general license under the F orestry Regulations. 
The Urown-lease will be aubject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts and Regulations therounder, and to the folleying 
special conditions :— 


(a) The Crown-lessee shali not assign or sublet without the consent of the Minister for Lands, and if any stock not owned by the 
lessee are found depasturing on the Crown-lease, it shall be prima facie evidence of subletting. 


(b) Power will be reserved to the Crown and to any person authorised by the Minister for Mines to enter alas the lease and 
search for and win minerals. 


(c) Power will be reserved to the Crown to resume any portion of the lease which may be Priced for mining, mining purposes 
or any other public purpose, upon giving notice in writing, and upon payment only of the value of the improvements on the 
portion resumed (such value not to exceed their costs), and a reduction of rent proportionate to the area resumed, In the 
case of resumption for mining or mining purposes, not less than one month’s notice, and in the case of resumption for any 
other purpose, not less than three months’ notice in writing wili be given to the lessee. 


(@) The holder of any Crown-lease shall, within six months from the date of confirmation’ of the Teanb. commence and take 
effective steps to keep the land so leased clear of rabbits and other noxious animals, and shall afterwards continue such 
efficient steps or means of keeping the land clear of the same during the whole term of the lease to the satisfaction of the 
Local Land Board. During the second year of the lease he shall commence and thereafter continue to ciear the land of 
noxious weeds and scrub (except edible scrub) at the rate of not leas than one-tenth of the total area each year, so that 
the whole shall be cleared during the first eleven years of the lease, ahd after any land has been cleared or operated 
upon the lessee shall keep it free from noxious weeds and scrub (otber than edible serub) SHORE the remaining term of the 
lease, to the satisfaction of the Local Land Board. 3 


(e) The boundaries of the lease are to be feaced with a six-wire fence within five years of date of spdiashavion of lease : Pragided 
however, that, any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Local Land =~ 
Board. The fencing on the north-western boundary adjoinivg the travelling stock reserve to be made ip REDE PRDOE within the 
ubove period. 


(f) No timber shall be cut or Secaved from the land for the purpose of ne except pubject t to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 
1916, and Regulations thereunder at the time in force, 


(7) The lessee shall destroy all useless timber except such as shall be necessary for the purposes of shade and shelter, and he shall 
preserve sufficient useful timber, if any, on the land leased for the purpose of improvements thereon. 


(4) The lessee may, however, take from the land leased to him such timber and other material for building and other purposes 
upon such land as may be required by him as tenant thereof, Provided such land is not comprised within a tim er 
reserve or State forest. 


(i) The lessee shall take effective steps to eradicate oieiag: pear (if any) from the land leased aud keep the land clear therefiom to 
the satisfaction of the Minister for Lands during the term of such lease. The lessee shall commence such operations within 
six months from the date of confirmation of the lease, and within twelve months from such date shall clear from pear nct less 
than one-third of the land leased. During each subsequent period of twelve montis, he shall eradicate the pear from uot 
less than an additional one-third of the ares leased, so that the whole area shall be cleared bod ao three years from the date 
of confirmation of the lease, ~ 


Tho term of the lease shall be forty-five years, and a condition of residence for a term of five years shall Sak thereto. The Crown 
lessee is rec quired to enter into residence within six months from the date of confirmation of the application for the lease. 


~ Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital Yaj ue of 
such improyemenis in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918. ; 
——— * W. 2. WEARNR, Minister for Lands. 


Nore.—All information may be obtained f; from, and all Jones of application will be filled in by, the Crown ES Agent eee of cost, 
if so desired by the applicant. . 





CROWN-LEASE: AREA No. 3,935. Abs 
EASTERN DIVISION. re des 


Laxp Brernicen OF Sconz, ‘AND Upper avons Same. 

















5 nnua, : : 
By 33 eceatigy Rent Nature and Nearest ~ 
Sa] es for first | fr first | Survey | Estimated Valus Town and . Character of Land, 8oil, Timber, hay 
ao tee eriod of | Period Fee. |. of distance } Water Supply. ; ; 
£| <5 | B f Improvenients, theref om. ; : 
Oo & | 16 years. Pp’ ; x a 
fe ie) 15 years, ” 
{ g . ° “ : $05 
; — SE Sa a Tos eR " 
| | | Acres, | ° £ a.) £5, ad) £' aod 4 a 7 
Durham ..| Beltrees (A&B. 685 ‘| 1,198 ib a | 1419 9)|16 0 O | 74 chains bound and] Scone, town and) Steoply falling ivokan country, basaltic and 
| | (about) | netted fence,| railway sta-| conglomerate formations; brown ‘soil, stony 
Rect } half-value, _ £69] tion, 18 miles subsoil ; 490 acres timbered With box, ironbark 
| ‘ ia t | 7s. 6d.5 132chains} westerly. and some apple 120 acres open forest, mostly 
te ) | G.wire fence and ¢ ' | dead box; no permanent water, but easy > 
| | i boundary, half- ; access to river through adjoining reserve, No 
{ | |r value, £1610, ity “agricultural and, ‘Well grassed and suitable 9 sy 
| | , A 1 for sheep. Annual ces about 26 inches. 
| | | rates i an Mis, 2,801 Mtd. 
/ i ae "| | | Mis, 1922-7, SbLe 
t i 4 | sole ¢ | ‘. nt iG. 














a ——_ ~ ——— 
\ 





Note. Includes part (about 30 mores) of T,S. ee W.R. 45,414, notified 29th June 19102 and he (about 655 acres) of 7. Ss. and % R. 254A, notified , 
4th June, 1883, which parts are hereby rey’ oked. 








; on TO RETURNED SOLDIERS EXCLUSIVELY. 


“ef i 
ae yt is Nachty notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, and eection 3 of the Returned 
Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, the Crown Lands comprised within the areas hereunder mentioned ure hereby set apart for Original 
a - Homestead Farms, to be disposed of to returned soldiers exelusively, under the prevailing conditions of the law. 


os =, ; The areas will be available on and after 20th NOVEMBER, 1922, before which applications should not be lodged. 
: > An application shall be in Form 3, and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land becomes 
available, or it is intended to effect improvements instead of paying rent) shall be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance, and by an 


instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee ; but upon eonfirmation of an application such rent (if it is not intended to effect improvements 
r instead of paying rent) and survey fee. must be paid.. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) be paid in ten 
equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 


All applications should be lodged with the local Grown Land Agent by the applicant in person, or by his agentin person duly 
authorised in writing, and all applications in posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 20th November, 1922, or at any 
tim: between the 20ih November, 1922, and the 26th November, 1922, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together he deemed to be 
and to have been lodged with such Land Agent simultaneously on ‘the 20th November, 1922, 


_ The application must be accompanied by @ qualification certificate on Form 2. 
The Homeste ad Farms will be subj ect to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, and to the following special conditions : — 


(a) The holder of any Homestead Farm shall take such measures as. the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to 
_ free and keep the land free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and * eradicate and keep the land clear of all 
tickly-pear, noxious scrubs, undergrowths, and weeds. 
(6) Lhe holder shal! preserve ample green timber for shelter and shade purposes. 
- (ec) The boundaries of each farm are to be fenced with a six-wire fence within five years of date of confirmation of application : 
_ +“ “Provided, 1, Roworer, that any other suitable fence Ry. be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Local Land 
#05 Board. ony 


ae 


. ¥bA principal conditions whieh attach toa Homestead Farm are residence for a ier of five years and payment of rent, 
ae The Homestead Farm is not transferable until the conditions of residence attaching thereto have been performed. 


sp pei - After the expiration of five years from the confirmation of application a grant of the Farm will issue, provided all required conditions 
have then been complied with, ° 


Where any land contains ipa kanisnds which are or are not the property of the Crown the holder shall pay the capital value of 
such Pubreraments | in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


Biz ew nae) eh - W. E. WEABNE, Minister for Lands. 


footy tes “Nore. —All Si tomadoon may be oblained from, and ali forms WP epplicution will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of cost, 
87 so de-vired ek the applicant. 


eet cere 


HOMESTEAD FARM AREA No. 1,438. 
EASTERN -DIVISION. “oR 


Laxp District cr Nowra, AND Municrpau District or Brovaatoy VALs. 
















13 i F d | \ 
Bate) SHE ee . : ; 
Ze ; ; i Annual 
7 a8 4) 7 =f iy | Rent 1 < Nature and Nearest : 
8 : El} a3 | sorfirst | for first | Survey | Estimated Value Town and Character a Tana Timber, &e., 
PBS 28 j eriod Fee, of istance ater Supply. 
ash! <e | ion. et Improvements, therefrom. 
An Es} 


! < ‘ 4 
x : "| Aeres. 
Camden ../ Broughton) 38 lll 


Sr see GB sd. iS Be By a, 
+ 13815..0) 3 618 0) Steep rocky country of voleanic and sanéstone 
a 3 formations ; timbered with gum and messmate 
} with dense brush and vines iy part ; ‘sutticient 
| a water supply iv gullies, 

| Plan C. 3,132-2,041, 
| | 


Ringbarking, clear-| Berry, 5 miles., 
ing, and fencing, 
£29 14s. 9d, 


Crown property. 














. Ms. 1922-8,164, 


an 














Note. ~The covering reserves from pale and lease (section 206) of 20¢h October, 1915, are ibes re rev: vuked: 
/ 





Pent . HOMESTEAD FARM AREA No. 1,439. 
ahs CENTRAL DIVISION. 


_ Lanp Disretct or Conpozoutn, AND LACHLAN SHIRE. 













———e 























































eas 4 
23 ie. i 
Be} ss ae ny Nature and ; 
eat cet t wrats Estimated Value | Town’and Character of Land, Soil, Timber, Ba, 
$5 a a £8 Saat ot f of distance Water Supply. 
Em At << B years ‘Improvements, therefrom. 
28 Eipas 
a | 
P ie os hs c Noh Daun et, - a ‘ fh 
| Acres. Lisa di) o£ 8) a £ 8) a 
eee iray 15, 1 16, . 5k 2,613 0 0165 6 6 29°68} Ringbarking,serub-) About 28 miles] Part levcl and undalating country, timbered with 
‘t an d bing, &e., and} ~ north-wester- ringharked yarran. pine. Inn. apd budtha ; 
eae) | 17. fencing, total} ly from the] part stony ridges timbered with mallee, sum, 
te valine. £276. town of Con;} .ironbark, pine and currawong ; no natural 
iva ep V3 j Crown property. dobolin, and) permanent water supply, but goo tank sites 
ee a" | about 7 miles} éxist: suitable for mixed farming. Average 
Poe Hi, Soe P : 4 northerly annual rainfall about 17 inches. 
RM AES } ‘pe ne ; from  G@ua-|_ Plans C. 2,032. 2035 and 2,084--1, 947, 
yt bbedo 4 Mec ot Nem gong siding. C.8. 1922-17, 731. 
Si Ri is Mig ey a Se ee ee NP ie De da eee nea ae an a eg Pe at nde ee" Oe SS 








(6 Oon, 1922 oe 


5558 - NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 144. 


5 








Caeiiney, 6th October, 1922. 
NOTIFICATION SETLING APART CROWN LANDS FOR AN ORIGINAL HOMESTBAD FARM. 


[2464] 

hae is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands comprieed 
within the area hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for an Original Homestead Farm, and shall be fisposed of under the 

prevailing conditions of the law. 


The area will be available on and after 20th NOVEMBER, 1922, before which applications should ‘not be lodged. 


An application shall be in Form 9, and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land becomes 
available, or it is intended to effect improvements instead of paying rent), shall be accompanied by one half-year’s rentin advance, and by 
an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee ; but upon confirmation of an application such rent (if it is not intended to effect improve- 
ments instead of paying rent) and survey fee must be paid. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) bei Daid 
in ten equal yeariy instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 


All applications should be lodged with the Local Crown Land Agent by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly 
authorised in writing, and all applications in posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 20th November, 1922, or at any 
time between the 20th November, 1922, and the 26th November, 1922, inclusive, shall, where Baie together be deemed to de and to 
have been lodged with such Land Agent simultaneously on the 20th November, 1922, 


The Homestead Farm will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, and the Regalation theredader, and to tke 
following special conditions: — 


(4) The holder of any Homestead Farm shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem Seeasoiiable or sufficient to 
free and keep the land free from rabbits and other noxious animais, and to eradicate. and keep the land clear of all prickly- 
pear, noxious scrubs, undergrowths, and weeds. 


(2) The holder shall preserve ample green timber for shelter and shade purposes. 


(c) The boundaries of the farm are to be fenced with a six-wire fence within five years of date of sonldristicn of application : 
Provided, however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Local Land 
Board. : 


The principal conditions which attach to a Homestead Farm are residence for a term of five years and payment of rent. 
The Homestead Farm is not transferable until the condition of residence attaching thereto has been performed. 


After the expiration of five years from the confirmation of application a grant of the Farm will issue, provided all required conditions 
have then been complied with, 


Where ary. land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown the holder shall pay the capital value co such 
improvements in accordance with the provisicas of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


° ° W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Landa: 


Notrse.—All information may be obtained from, and all forms of application will he filled in by, the Crown ioe Agent, fiee of 
cost, tf so desired by the applicant. : 








oo 


, HOMESTEAD FARM AREA No. 1,487. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or ARMIDALE, AND CookBURN SHIRE. 











| . 




















bs : 
Bs | ieaa 
Es S at nnua 
eS - oe a Rent | Nature and’ Nearest BaP a es 
County. Dariah. See ae far fitat for first. | Survey Estimated Value Town and Character of Land, Soil, Timber, &c., 
Gelli Ups Nerd of period Pee, of distance Water Supply. 
i= line ies asa sad of Improvements. theretrom. ? 
Ba = J A225, YCRLS: 
ls= 2 | 
Sg cS rf 
fiat RS eg | ‘Wea 7 
| Acres eb 8, ds) Sisal ot s.diiy 
Inglis Tara Cc 110 | 165 0 0! 4 2 6) 8 0 0! Boundary fencing, Fourteen miles Uudistitig country, of granite formation, rocky 
(about).| half v alue, £19  south-westerly| in places ; coarse sandy soils, with clay subsoils ; 
| 12s.; give-and- take) from Uralla. no agricultural land ; ‘subject to worms ; fairly 
) / i (boundar y)  fene- well drained ; suitable for breeding cattle or for 
| | ing, half value, £3) dry sheep; not suitable for dalrying ; thick | 
/ | 18s, The property. forest country ; timbered with gum, pepper- 
| | { of adjoining hol- mint, and stringybark, suitable for fencing and 
| } | | | der, rough building purposes; fairly permanent 
| | | 4 | water supply in Carlisle Gully. Average annual 
| | | H rainfall, about 33 to 34 inches, 





| | | | Ms, 1922-8,251, 


Nors.—The included part (about 110 acres) of travelling stock reserve 22,252, notified 23rd February, 1805, is hereby revoked, Area, capital value, 
annual rent, and survey fee are subject to modification upon survey. 





[2457] Sydney, 6th October, 1922. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ADDITIONAL CONDITIONAL PUR- 
CHASES, CONDITIONAL LEASES. ADDI-. 
TIONAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE LEASES 
ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD SELECTIONS, 
ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD FARMS, ADDI- 
TIONAL SETTLEMENT LEASES, OR ADDI- 
TIONAL CROWN-LEASES.. — 


[2452] Sydney, 6th October, 1922. 
WITHDRAWAL FROM SPECIAL LEASE FOR 
CEMETERY. 

Tos hereby notified, for public information, that, 

in pursuance of the provisions of the 233rd, 28th 


and 29th sections of the Crown Lands Consolidation 
Act, 1913, the Crown Land hereunder described is 


hereby withdrawn for Cemetery from Special Lease 


1913-3, held by David Hall, and reserved from sale 
for Cemetery, and reserved and exempted from lease 
generally, 


W. KE. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanp District or Urana, anp LocKHART SHIRE. ~ 


<a tilend 


No. 55,700 from sale (55,701 from Tease generally). 
County of Urana, parish of Ross, containing an area 
of 4 acres. The Crown Lands within portion 131. 
. Plan U. 3,647-1,881. 

[Aln. 1922-5,617]» Fis. 4 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 


‘visions of section 85 of the Crown Lands Consoli-  — 


dation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands comprised within 


the areas hereunder described are hereby set apart for 


additional conditional purchases or conditional leases 
(not being conditional lease taken up in virtue of 
and at the same time as original conditional purchases 
within the same area), additional conditional purchase 
leases, additional homestead selections, additionai 
homestead farms, additional settlement leases. or addi- 
tional Crown-leases, and shall become and be) avail- 
able therefor on and after the 20th November, 1922. It 
is furthermotified that the prices of the land for addi- 
tional conditional purchase or the capital values 


upon which Paperonal rentals (where required) shall 









B. 


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Wo: 


aa 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOV 





be lodged, shall be as hereinafter respectively specified, 


_ except that the provisional rental to be lodged with 


an application for a conditional lease or an additional 
_ settlement lease, shall be 2d. per acre. Any additional 
holding acquired shall be subject to the same. con- 


_ ditions (if any, and where applicable) which attach to 


the particular original holding in virtue of which the 
additional holding was Sheik for. wr 
Nore.—All information may be obtained from, and 
all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crewn 
Lands Agent, free of cost, if so desired by the appli- 


cant. — . ; ee 
¥ ; W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
ae EASTERN, DIVISION. | 
Lanp District or ARMIDALE;, AND CocCKBURN SHIRE. 
Price and capital value, £1 5s. per acre. 


County of Inglis, parish of Tara, containing an 
area of about 72 acres. The Crown Lands within the 





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5539 





[2455] | ~ Sydney, 6th October, 1922. 
CROWN LANDS NOT AVAILABLE FOR SETTLE- 
MENT UNTIL FURTHER NOTIFICATION. 


N pursuance of the provisions of section 84 of the 
Crown Lands Consolidation» Act, 1913, it is hereby 


[ 


‘notified that the Crown Lands comprised within the 


tracts or areas hereunder described shall not be avail- 
able for the purpose of any application until a further 
notification has been published in the Gazette. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





CENTRAL DIVISION. 


—Lanp Districr or CooNaMBLE, AND WINGADEE SHIRE. 


following boundaries: Commencing at the north-west 


corner of portion 4; and bounded thence by that por- 


tion, portions 143, 175 rem., the northerly prolonga- ~ 


tion of the west boundary of the lastmentioned por- 
tion, and the main road from Bendemeer to Armidale. 
Again, commencing at the northernmost corner of 
portion 29; and bounded thence by that portion, por- 


~ tions 28 and 27, the main road from Bendemeer to 


Armidale, and the north-westerly prolongation of the 


north-eastern boundary of portion 29 aforesaid. 


rae 
















ae as 
«7 
é 


Ye 


va f 


Nore.—The included parts (total, about 72 acres) of 
travelling stock reserve 31,700, notified 3rd November, 
1900, are hereby revoked. ; 

[Ms. 1922-8,251] eee ae 
ors. ae CENTRAL DIVISION. 
_ Lanp District or DunEDoo CENTRAL, AND COBBORA 
EPEAT: SHIRE. | 
Price and capital vaiue, 10s. per acre. , 

County of Lincoln, parish of Boston, containing an 
area of about 760 acres. The Crown Lands bounded 
by portion 44, parish of Adelyne; and by portions 11, 


- 22. 13, 14, and part of expired scrub lease 74, parish 


of Boston, being’ the land within forfeited scrub lease 


116. Plan Ms. 1,072 Do. 


Notr.—Covering reserve under section 206 is here- 
by revoked. _ ; # 
[Ms. 1922-8,6077 Mea cee EN 
ha ee AeSeck EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or ARMIDALE, AND GuyRA SHIRE. 
Price and capital value, 15s. per acre. © 
_ Within Alfreda occupation license No. 109s. 
County of Clarke, parish of Doughboy, portion 37, 
containing an area of 934 acres. The Crown Lands 
within the boundaries of measured portion 37. Plan 
C. 2,804-1,867.. Aa = 
_ Note.—That part of T.S. and C.R. 14,261, notified 
22nd August, 1891, frithin the above area, is hereby 


_ revoked (area 93} acres). _ : 


ee 


Sydney, 6th October, 1922. 





[Ms. 1922-7,209] 
[2456] 


- NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 


FOR ORIGINAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE. 

T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
4 visions of section 85 of the Crown Lands Consoli- 
* dation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands comprised within 
the area hereunder described are hereby set apart for 


_ original conditional purchase, and shall become and 


be available therefor on and after the 20th November, 


_ 1922. It is further notified that the price of the land 


_for original 
acre. - 

Norge.—aAll information may be obtained from, and 
_all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown 


conditional purchase shall be 16s. 8d. per 


Lands Agent free of cost, if so desired by the appli- , 


cant, : : 
: W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





EASTERN DIVISION. » 
_Laxp District or Wrxpsor, anp Hornspy Sure. 
County of Cumberland, parish of Frederick, con- 
taining an area of 40 acres. The Crown Lands within 
rae boundaries of measured portion 37. Plan C. 1,929- 
“SUH, A = g ; . 
Note.—The included part (40 acres) of area set 
apart 9th September, 1921, fer Additional Holdings at 


13s. 4d. per acre, is hereby revoked. 


[Ms. 1929-7,460} 


ee 1 








County of Gregory, parishes of Girralong, Quon- 
dong, and Merri, containing an area of about 9,780 


acres. The Crown Lands within the boundaries of an 


area set apart for Additional Holdings, at £1 5s. per 
acre, notified 8th September, 1922, and revoked this 
day. Plans G. 442, 615, 617, 618, 655, 815, 816, 998, 
999, 1,178; 1,179, 1,208, 1,209, 1,408, 1,439, 1,620, 
1,625, 1,671, and 1,716-1,907. : 


TMs. 1922-8,647] 


Lanp District or Hizuston, anp BrLanp AND CARRA- 
THOOL SHIRES. 

Counties ‘of Dowling and Nicholson, parishes of 
Bimbil. Jimberoo, Murrabung, Naradhun, and Mel- 
bergen South, containing an area of about 40,960 
acres. The Crown Lands within blocks U_6 and X 6 
of Crown-lease Area No. 3,802, notified 25th Novem- 
ber, 1921; blocks M 6, N 6, and P 6 of Crown-lease 
Area No. 3,807, and blocks F 6 and G6 of Crown-lease 
Area No. 3,808. notified 2nd December, 1921. 

[ Ms. 1922-8,646] 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District of MurwitLuMBan, AND TWEED SHIRE, 


County of Rous, parish of Chillingham, containing 
an area of about 280 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the boundaries of that. part of Forest Reserve 4,355, 
notified 15th October, 1887, revoked. this day. 

[For. 1922-2,688] 
Laxp District oF GUNDAGAI, AND ADJUNGBILLY SHIRE. 

County of Buccleuch, parish of Nanangroe, con- 
taining an area of 1,075 aeres 1 rood. The Crown 
Lands within the boundaries of portions 41, 42, 111, 


112, 113, 114, 115; 151, 152, 153, 154, and 180. Plans 
B. 1,161, 1,281, 1,318, 1,444, 1,696, 1,719, 1,720, and 


1,736-1,713. 
[Ms. 1922-8,712] 
Soslids, we euenalamranm. "ty eae aie iee: 


[2454] Sydney, 6th October, 1922. 


RESERVES FROM SALE AND LEASE 
GENERALLY. 
hi is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
I visions of the 28th and 29th sections of the 
Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown 
Lands hereunder described shall be reserved from sale 
for the public purposes hereinafter respectively 
specified, and reserved and exempted from lease 
generally, and they are reserved and exempted 
accordingly. - 





W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





CENTRAL DIVISION. 
For Public School Purposes. 

Lanp Disrrict or Wacea Wages; anp KYEAMBA 
SHIRE. : 
‘No. 55,703 from sale (55,704 from lease generally). 
county of Wynyard, parish of Umutbee, containing an 
area of 3 roods 71 perches. The Crown Lands within - 
the boundaries of measured portion 48. Plan W. 
5,631-2,119. ; 

Notr.—Includes part of reserve 30,386 for Public 
Recreation and Water Supply, notified 13th January, 
1900, revoked this day. 

[Ms. 1922-8 259] 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
For Hospital Site (Addition). 

Lanp Districr or INVERELL, AND AsuForp SHIRE. 

No. 55,705 from sale (55,706 from lease generally). 
County of Arrawatta, parish of Ashford, ocntaining 
an area of 353 perches. The Crown Lands within the 
boundaries of allotment 9 of section 43. Plan A, 
1999-1 ,745. 

Nore.—Inciudes part (351 perches) of reserve 2,080 
for Temporary Common, notified 3lst July, 1886, 
revoked by Gazette notification of 22nd September: 
922. : 
[Aln. 1922-6.582] 


md . 






F Da Ha TOS ae LAE 





i er att 


NuwW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 144. [6 Oct, 192 


5540 


age ret 


3 





CENTRAL DIVISION. © 
For Public Hall Site. 


Jianp District or Duszo, anp Tatsragar Suire. 
No. 55,707 from sale (55,708 from lease generally). 
County of Lincoln, parish of Goonoo, containing an 
area of 2 roods. The Crown Lands within the boun- 
daries of measured portion 127: Plan 11. 3,543-1,566. 
[ Ms. 1922-8, 436 } 

EASTERN DIVISION. 

For Public Recreation and Access. 


Lanp District or GosrorpD, AND Hrins SHIRe, 


No. 55,709 from sale (55,710 from lease generally). 
county of Northumberland, parish of Patonga, can- 
taining an area of about 22 acres. The Crown ULands 
embraced in the 100-fect reservation alone Brisbane 
Water within portion 35, and that part of the 100- 
feet reservation between the north» boundaries of 
portions 36 and 37 and the south borndary of portion 
35 aforesaid ; bounded on the west by the unnecessary 
road sold to Rock Davis, and on the east by Brisbane 
Water ;—exclusive of the reserved road shown on plan 
R. 6;937-1,608 and of Special Lease 1921-16. 


[Ms. Ls. 1922-40] 





= a ae 


Sydney, 6th Gctober, 1922. 


RESERVES FROM SALE, 


1? is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the 28th section of the Crown Lands 
Consolidation Act, 1918; the Oreown Lands hereunder 


[2453] 


described shall be reserved from sale for the public | 


purposes hereinafter respectively specified, and they 
are hereby reserved accordingly. 


W. i. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





CENTRAL DIVISION. 
For Trigonowetrical Purposes. 


Laxnp Dis7TricTt or Parnes, AND Goorang SHIRE. 


No. 55,702. County of Ashburnham, parish of Mil- 
pose, containing an area of 61 acres. The Orown 
Lands within the following boundaries: Commencing 
at a point bearing north 30 degrees 35 minutes west 
10 chains, and 4/10ths of a link from the north-east 
corner of portion 18, parish of Milpose, county of 
Cunningham; and bounded thence by lines separating 
it from portion 34, parish of Milpose, county of Ash-~ 
burnham, -bearing west 6 chains 50 links, north 10 
chains, east 6 chains 50 links, and south 10 chains, to 
the point of commencement, Plan Mis. 660 Fs, 


[Ms, 1922-8,043] 








[2458] 


a 


| Crown Lands hereinafter described, and 
L hereby reserved accordingly. a Me 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Forests. — 





+ Sydney, 6th October, 1999. 
ALTERATION OF LAND DISTRICT BOUNDARY. 


Tee hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of gection 8 of the Crown Lands Consolida-— 


tion Act, 1913, the land hereunder, described, within 
the Land Districts of Taree and Port Macquarie, Land 


Board Districts: of Maitland and Kempsey, respec- — 
tively, shall be, and the same is hereby declared to - 


. 


Board District of Maitland, 
OW, E. WRARNE, Minister for Lands. 


be wholly within the Land District of \Taree, Land 





County of Macquarie, parish of Camden Haven ;-— 
heing portion.172 of 239 acres 3 roods. Plan Ms 7,110- 












666. : 
{iis, 192247,652] ‘ 
[2229] Forestry Commission, 


| Sydney, Gth October, 1922. 
RESERVE PROM SALE FOR TIMBER. 


re hereby notified that His Wxcelleney the Gover-._ 
. no 


r, with the advice of the Executive Council, on 


the recommendation of the Minister, ard with. the — 


coneurrence of the Secretary for Lands, has been 
pleased to approve, in pursuance of the provisions of 
section 22 of the Forestry Act, 1916, of the temporary 
reservation from sale, as a timber teserve, of the 
they are 


_ CENTRAL DIVISION. 
From Sale jor Timber. — 


Lanp District or CooNAMBLE, AND. GILGANDRA SHIRE. 
No. 55,310. County of Gowen, parishes of Callan-. 


goan and Terrabile, containing an area of 275 acres, 
‘The Crown Lands within the following boundaries: 
Commeneing at the western corner of portion 40, 
parish of Callangoan; and 
north-western prolongation of the 
boundary of the portion to a south-eastern boundary 


of portion 69;.by part of that boundary and part 


of the south-eastern boundary of portion 54 south- 
westerly, 2 total distance of 50 chains; thence by a 


line parallel. to the south-western boundary of portion | 


40 aforesaid south-easterly to the north-western boun- 
dary of Special Lease 10-15, 
Digges), within the village of  Terrabile, parish of 
Terrabile; by a line easterly to the eastern boundary 
of the special lease; and by the eastern boundary 


northerly to the south-western boundary of portion ~ 


40 aforesaid; and by that boundary north-westerly, to 
the point of commencement ;—excluding the General 


Cemetery and the public roads from the village of | 


Terrabile, within the area. <>. 
[F. 1922-193] — Paka: 
: \ ae 





ir 


Coonamble (J. W.. 


ounded thence by the — 
south-western. 





2453 ] Forestry Commission, 


: Sydney, 6th October, 1922, 


REVOCATION OF RESERVE FROM SALE. 


| IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, and with the x 


concurrence of the Secretary for Lands, directs it to be notifled that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 22 of the Forestry 
Act, 1916, the reserve from sale hereunder described shall be revoked, and it is revoked accordingly, if 


_W. B. WEARNE, Minister for Forests. 









































| ey : ‘i 
Land °_ | Reserve} Date of : : : Y Bk a he ae} 
District. | iris. No. ee ne | Notification, | County. | Parish. | Shire. | Area. Part revoked. Papers Ne, 
fb. | : ; | ria ee 5! y 
Murwillum- | Eastern..! 4,853 | From sale for pre-| 15 Oct., 1887) Rous | Chillingham ..| Tweed —.. 230° 0 Ol! “ee ‘| B, igggs 
bah.) servation and | cS at "8-688. 
| ‘growth of timber. ; | eee 





* Commencing at the south-western corner of portion 112; and hounded thene: by the south-western prolongation of the:north-western boun 
portion for-about 30 chains by a line south-westerly tor 30 chains, and by lines southerly for 22 chains, and easterly for about 52 chains to aS western ME? . 
of portion 96, and by portions 96, 23 and 112, being the area shown by red edging on tracing A with Papers F, 1922-2,688, z ‘ ; 
























ens Saree eens 


Lh ak a arn Bee Pi 
2h % Daa 


iA 1 BRBERTE ACY. 
eaeS Theus Or Provistonan Centivicrvrns of Trey. 


“Vol: 447, Vols, 126, 127, and 128. Registered pro- 
an prictor : David McNeil, Lands: Allotments 10, 
Sec te, bh and 12 of sec. 23, _ town and “Bett, Uralla,, 

Pa. 8D: Sandon, each 1 r. 35 p., in area, . 


- I HEREBY notify my ‘intention ‘to issue provisional 
-. Certificates of Title for thé lands above described after 





Be) Yj the. aren of tipetey- one days. from. the date- 

Bie > Bereot. yay 

ie ‘ 5 vie omer £ 

i. INTENDED RauisekiHon OF ‘Disctiker: OF - Morre AGE 

ss WITHOUT PRODUCTION (OF tin Durbicate ov tue 
Morreace. 


ae ; yy the. matter of ihe suctenps abted 26th PR ich, 
Bee eA Ne’ A168470, Herbert Edwin Macbeth. to, 
William Gibson ‘Caldwell, over the whole of the 
— + land comprised in Certificate of Title, Me Dib; 
es Fol. 160, being 323 p., lots 170 to i73 inel., dsp. 
es 1694, at Spencer “St. , Ashfield. ; 


‘ae BS peat NOTICE. 1s hereby given of my antbition: +0 register 


ae + 


aan a discharge of the abovementioned: mortgage after the 
Beis expiration of twenty-one days from the date hereof 
ese yeveeth Broene ties of ae piles of the imortgage. 


“ 


ae “NOTICE OF PORBCLOSURE ENDER ‘RE AE 
Bae Sey ye PROBRETY ACT: : 


“APPLICATION having been finds for eke: for 
foreclosure of the tndermentioned mortgage, ac- 
companied by the evidence required by the Real, 
Property Act, 1900: Notice is hereby given that the 
lane comprised in the. said mortgage is offered and — 
will remain open for sale until the. 6th Januar y, 19233: 






































(ay: = AY 4 es 
4 


land :— 


Mortgage. No. “AT50, AGE ated: isth. October, 1921. 
Mortgagor: Harold Tat rant. Morteagee : Hubert 
Clive Daniel. Land: Lots 1 to 18 incl., 21 to 41 

Hh ee » incl., and 43 to 50. nels, d.pr 10;544,. at, Pittwater 

ROSES and Twin rds; . Ryde. ‘Amount required - £2,415 

We Sse: 15s. ape interest from 31st: July, 1922. f 


Hine. Oe Further particulars may. be obtained at the Land 
OS We enc § Ofce, Syd fey. 

Pines Si a G. H-WILLIAMS, . 
tae 6th October, 1922. yt _ Registrar-General. 

fs i 30: tees: Beles nek ae, 






ae 





“NOTICE OF DISSOLUHOS OF PARTNERSHIP, 


NOTICE ‘is hereby’ given that the partner ship hitherto 
subsisting between the undersigned, William Henry 
i Tyerman, of Randwick, ie the | “State of New South 
_ Wales, of the one part, and Henle Melville Tyermap, 
aie SOL the same. place, of the oth ther part, carrying on’ busi- 
= hess. as storekeepets at Perouse-r oad, Randw rick, afore- 
said, under the style or firm of F, M. Tyerman & Co., 
om has been dissolyed.as fre om the first day of August, 1922. 
ete: far as concerns the said William Heury Tyerman, 
who retires from the said firm; and the said Franix 
, Melville Tyerman will, carry” on the said business at 
‘the said address, and will pay all Claims and receive 
all debts in connection with ithe said business. 
fees of this eas day of Ect, 1922. 


Ses: 4 W.H. TYPRMAN. 
: Witness to to the, slopes Wiltin Henr: y Ue Naas ned 


ae 


ar Sollcitor, ‘Sydney, | | 
. a iM. ‘DYERMAN, 


; to. the signature of ‘the ‘said Mrank Melville 
W. H. :e Him, (a a eee 
 Solicito ; Sydney. | Biyae ea & 

‘e (10s, 


Sr ret ea 


on or after whieh date ant gap der for foreclosure, SESE h ne 


. Casino, 


nine hundred and twenty-two. 








ee eed 


NOTICH is hereby given that the partuership hereto- 
fore subsisting between us, the undéetsioned, Arthur 
Einest Johnson and Douglas Gordon Stibbs, in the ; 
business of butchers, carried on by us at Briehtun-le- 
sands, has been dissolved | by dratual consent as: from 
the third day of October, 1922; aid the business will be 
henceforth carried ou by the said Arthur Ermest 
Johnson alone, who will pay and discharge all dents 
and liabilities and recelye ail money payable to the , 
paid late firm. 

Dated this third day ef October, 1922. 


A. i: JOHNSON, 
D. G. STIBBS, 


Witness to both signatures, oH, ROGERS; ,s 
Carpenter, Ada- strect, Oatley. 


1299 SS. 





NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. 
NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership hereto- 
fore subsisting between us, the undersigned, Frederick 
Thomas Palmer, of Narrabri, ‘draper, and Daisy” 
Dorothy MacKenzie, of Kogarah, cerryine on business 
as drapers and mereors at} Narrabel, under the style 
or firm.of “F, T, Palmer & Co,” has been dissolved 
by mutual consent as from the 3rd May; 1928). All 
debts due to and, owing by the said late firm will be 
received and paid by the said Frederick Thomas 
Palmer, who.iill continue to carry on the said busifiess 
under the old style or firm. 

Dated this 19th day of September , 1 


FRED. PALMER. 

Witness to the signature of FP: TP. Palmer ,— 
v Harotp WHEELER, 

Solicitor, Narrabri. 

é DAISY DOROTHY Mack ENZIE. 
Witness to the signature of ae ) D. D. MacKenzie,— 

A. Ll. DUNLEAVY;, J.P. 

1266 10s. 


19 90 





vs a ees ee Non te 


NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. 


NOTICH is hereby given that the partnership hereto- 
fore stibsisting between us the undersigned. David 
Bingson Wong, Mew Chor, Choy Tay, and Mew Young, 
in the business of storekeepers, carried on by us at 
under the firm name of The Kwong & Co., 
bis been dissolved by mutual consent, as from the iSth 
_day of September, 1922, and the business as from that 
date will be carried on by the said David Bingson Wong 
(under the fitnhi name of The Kwong & Co.) alone, 
who will pay and discharge all debts and liabilities, 
and receive all moneys payable to the is firm.—Dated 
this tw enty- -first day of September, 1922 


DAVID BINGSON W ONG. : 
MHW CHOR. 
CHOY TAY, 
i MEW YOUNG 
_ Witness,—-S. M. Rarr, 
Solicitor, 
~ Casing, 


1256 10s. 





> " ‘ 
NOTICE-is hereby given that the partnership hereto- 
fore subsisting between us the undersigned carrying on 
business as Ice Manufacturers at Albert-avenue, Chats- 
wood, under the style or firm of Chatswood Ice Works, 
has been dissolved by mutual consent, as from the 
thirtieth day of June, one thousand nine hundred and 
>twenty-two. «All debts due to and owing by the said) 
late firm will be received and paid by William Welles- 
ley Lennox, who will continue to carry on the. said 
business under the Style or firm of Chatswood Ice 
Works. 


Dated this fifteenth day of September, one thousand 


* J.J. PRICE. 
W. EDMONDS, 
Witiess,— WILLI AM W. spew Ga 
Arntnur AISsBErr, 
Clerk to Grichtou: Sinith and W aring, ; 
Bolicitors, By dney. 
10s, 


pies > a 
4s aaa 


ry a % E 


5542 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 144, 





[6 Oor., 1922. 





. NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership hereto- 
‘fore existing between the undersigned, Walter Stanley 
Williams and Hugh Joseph Gastenia, carrying on busi- 
mess at 680 George-street, Sydney, as manufacturers’ 
agents and commission agents, under the style or firm 
of Walter Williams & Co., has this day been dissolved. 
The business of the said firm will be henceforth con- 
ducted as heretofore by the said Walter Stanley 
Williams, the said Hugh Joseph Gastenia having re- 
tired from the firm. 

Dated this third day of October, 1922. 


WALTER STANLEY WILLIAMS. 
W itness, —Franx A. DAVENPORT, 
Solicitor, Sydney. 


1277 r 8s. 





NOTICH is hereby given that the partnership lately 
subsisting between us, the undersigned, Edwin Henry 
Utley and William Taber Lewis, carrying on business 
at Dubbo as timber merchants and general engineers, 
under the style or, name of EH. H. Utley & Co., was 
dissolved by mutual consent, as from the first day of 
April, 1919. All debts due by and owing to the said 
firm will be received and paid by the said Hdwin Henry 
Utley. 





Dated this 80th day of September, 1922. 
: K. H. UTLEY. 
W. T. LEWIS. 
1282 9s. 
NOTICE.—-At an Extraordinary General Meeting of 


the Australian Co-operative Tailori ing Society Limited, 
duly convened and held on the twenty -fifth day of Sep- 
tember, 1922, the subjoined Special Resolution was 
duly passed ; and at a subsequent Extraordinary Gene- 
ral Meeting of the members of the said Society, also 
duly convened and held on the twenty-seventh day ot 
September, 1922, the subjoined Special Resolution was 
duly confirmed : Bae 
RESOLUTION. 
That Mr. Winter.be authorised to take the necessary 
steps to wind up the Society. 
Dated at Sydney, this fifth day of October, 1999, \ 


J. JAMES LAVENDER. 
Chairman. 
_ JOHN J. LAVENDER, 
; Seer etary. 
1322 8s. 


BUTTER 





THE JERRY'S PLAINS CO- OPERATIVE 
FACTORY LIMITED. 


SprciaL RESOLUTION, , 


Passed, 30th August, 1922; confirmed, 18th September, 
1922. 


AT an Extraordinary General Meeting of the members 
of the Jerry’s Plains Co-operative “Butter Factory 
Limited, duly convened and held on the thirtieth day 
of August, 1922, the subjoined Special Resolution was 
duly passed ; and at a subsequent Hxtraordinary 
General Meeting of the members of the said Company, 
also duly convened and held on the eighteenth day of 
September, 1922, the subjoined Special Resolution was 
duly confirmed ;— 
RESOLUTION. 


That the Company be wound up voluntarily under the 


provisions of the ‘‘Companies Act, 1899,’’ and that » 


William Leeuwin Hickson, of Jerry’ s Plains, be 
and he is hereby appointed Liquidator for the 
purposes of such winding-up. 


Dated at Singleton, this 27th day of September, 





1922. 
ata W. L. HICKSON, 

; Chairman. 
1278 11s, 
MEMORANDUM FOR REGISTRATION OF THE 


MOUNT ROY GOLD MINING COMPANY, NO 
LIABILITY. 


1. The name of the Company is to be ‘‘The Mount 
Roy Gold Mining Company, No Liability.” 

2. The first. place of intended operations is at Mount 
Roy, near Stockinbingal, in the State of New South 
Wales, 

3. The first registered office of the Company will be 
situated at Sy dney, in the State of New South Wales. 

4. The value of the Company’s intended property, 
including plant and machinery, is three thousand 
pounds, 


5. The amount of money at the ioats of the Com- 
pany, or any person on its behalf, is five hundred © 
pounds, The total liability of the Company, or which 
the Company is intended to assume or undertake, is 
three thousand pounds. 

6. The nominal capital of the Company is six thou- 
sand pounds, in three hundred shares of twenty 


: pounds each. 


. The number of contributing. shares subscribed to 
is one hundred shares. 
8. The name of the provisional Madeeur is Stanley 
Allan Lloyd. 


Ten per cent. of the contributing capital has been 
duly paid up in cash. 


The only contract iad into on behalf of this 
Company is that of whitch the pervicwlars are stated 
hereunder, namely:— = — > 


ue eee, dated twenty-seventh day of ‘Gury. ‘one 
thousand nine hundred and twenty-two, between 
Arthur Cameron Johnstone, Michael Joseph Noonan, 
and Fred. John Williams, of the one part, and Stanley 
Allan Lieyd of the other part. ‘Whereby the said 
Arthur Cameron Johnstone, Michael Joseph Noonan, 
and Fred. John Williams agree ‘to transfer all their 
rights in certain leases and authority to enter 
(described in the said ‘agreement) to a Company to 
be formed (being this Company) for the consideration 
of one hundred and thirty mally. paid shares of twenty 
pounds each. 


Dated this twenty-fifth. day. of September, one . thou- 
sand nine hundred’ and twenty-two. 


We, the persons whose names and addresses are 
subscribed hereto, apply to register The Mount Roy 
Gold Mining Company as a No-Liability Company :— 
Signatures and Addresses. 

1 Douglas-street, Sydney. 


R. F. Spencer, 


T. Glynn, 286 Jones-street, Pyrmont, 


D, MeLoughlin, 124 Castlereagh- street, Paka t 

Sotake Rowe, Kempsey. 

WP. King, Tumut. 

Gilbert Thompson, ‘Bulletin’? Newspaper, 

Fred, Harris, 126 ‘Beach- street, Coogee. 
Witness to above signatures,— 


A. C, JouNstonn. 


Sydney. 





I, Stanley Allan Lloyd, of Sydney, cubis account- 
ant, do hereby sincerely and solemnly: declare’ and 
affirm that— 


1. IT am the prorwloned Manager of the said 
intended Company. 

2. The above statements are, to the best of my 
Pere and knowledge, true in every parti- 
cular 


And I make this solemn Seluvaiien as to the 
matters aforesaid according to law in that behalf 
made, and subject to the punishment? by law provided 
for any Ww sreny false statement in this declaration. 


8A. TELOYD: 


\ 





Declared: at es this twenty-fifth day of Sep- 
tember, 1922, before me,— 


F Bramity Youne, ai ieee 

A Justice of the Peace in and for the. State. of Hew 
South Wales. 

12 51 £2 





OVERDUE RATES. 
MUNICIPALITY OF WARATAH. 
Land to be Sold for Default. 


THE following person is required to take notice 
that the Council of the Municipality of Waratah 
has applied to the Public Trustee to sell the land 
specified below against his name, of which he appears 
to be the owner, for overdue rates amounting to tho 
sum mentioned, and that in default of earliér payment 
to the Public Trustee of the said rates, and all inter- 
est charges and expenses in connection with the said 
application and preceedings by the Public Trustee, the 
said land will be offered for sale by the Pe Trustee 
at public auction:— 


Henry Edward Stokes, of Neweastle, yeriné rates, 


(£24 8s, Od.; land, lot 13, Turton-road, Waratah. 
; AOR Tew, GARRETT. 
F ‘4 Public Trustee, 
Svdney, 29th September, 1922. C. 
1289 aR , 12s. 

















Pees Mountcrpariry or Witiovcnpy. 
Land to be Sold for Default. — 


HE following persons are ‘required to take notice 


that the Council of the Municipality of Willoughby 
has applied to the Public Trustee to sell the lands 


pe 


_ to the sums mentioned in each case, and that in 
_. default of earlier payment to the Public Trustee of 
_ the said rates, and all interest charges and expenses 
_ in connection with the said application and proceed- 
ings by the Public Trustee, the said lands will be 
offered. for sale by the Public Trustee at public 
Bath “>. BUCHrOM Ase pet ete . : 


-~ 


iti 


sar tot Ot; Bligh-street, Northbridge. 

‘Edward Miller, overdue rates, £63 6s. 3d.; land, 
+ portion 512, Small-street, Willoughby. eke 
Mary Jane Donaldson, overdue rates, £20 17s. 9d.; 
#1" Jand,:lot 72, Alleyne-street, Willoughby. ie 

fe _ Wilham Jonathan Greer, overdue rates, £19 15s. 9d.; 
> © ox of land, lot; 23% seetion: ‘2, -Borliase-street, Wil- 
rie wonehby, 6 fe is 






wae 


ee ee COR GARRETT 
Mire Son Mama a eNO el aetie Lee Public Trustee. 
Sydney, 29th September, 1922. he ee 
oR ered ays ts rea ARE Se Sai i 7 nt 3) 
Pia ie OVERDUR RATES. ; 
Pear vs A TS a Municrparrry ov CanteRBury. 


Land to be Sold for Default. 
joe Le following persons -are required to take notice 
_ that the Council of the Municipality of Canterbury 
_ has applied to the Public Trustee to scl] the lands 
_ Specified below against their names, of which they 
_ appear to be the owners, for overdue rates amounting 
_ to the sums mentioned in each case, and that in 
— default of earlier payment to the Public Trustee of 
_ the said rates, and all interest charges and expenses 
_ im connection with the said application and proceed- 
_ Ings by the Public Trustee, the said lands will be 
ae nie po ered for. sale by the Public Trustee at public 
ae a se BBVA rte hath gaan ae ue x eR : i r ‘ 





__, Alfred Oswald Farrow, overdue rates, £15 15s. ; 


land, 


Es southern moiety of lot 25, section 1, Croydon. 


>. avenue, Croydon Park. ; 
_ Charles McGrath, overdue rates, £8 7s. 8d.; land. 
AO ee lot 7 , Section H, Balmoral-avenue, Croydon Park. 
Permanent Trustee Company, overdue rates, £15 6s 
.» 8d.5 land, lot 4,-section 24) Fore-street, Canter- 








tea bury. tag na 
Benjamin Taylor, overdue rates. #18 lis: Bde lace 
wees wal lot AZ, Neale-street, Belmore. 8. ey and, 
eran, iene be TW GARRETT, 
. Sydney, 29th September, 1922, ublie rustee 
ee aE eg he eh | ie 
ew, panenra ye esa 'S. 
NP a er aE TNS heal 
pee de ose aM UNICRRALITY. OF DUNGOG. 


. Sprcran Execrricrry Loan—E1cur THovusanp Powunps. 


THE Dungog Municipal Council hereby notifies, in 
_ pursuance of the Local Government Acts:— 
SNA ‘i 3 She tee 7a ea. o4Re fs See . 4 icy ie i 
dd. That the Couneil proposes to raise a Special Loan 


So ‘we 


_ of Kight Thousand Pounds (£8,000), for the purpose of 
_ _ ¢stablishing works for the generation and distribution 
of electricity for the supply of power, heating and 
_ jighting, for street lighting, and for private consump- 
























ay wa tion within the qMunitipality,. 8.) 458 
Be + * 2. That the rate’ of interest on the loan will not 
 * exceed 54 per centum per annum, and that the loan 
PS WALL De issged atl pan. ei iy by 
, 8. That it is proposed’ to repay the loan over 15 
~ . years by 30 equal half-yearly instalments representing 
principal and interest combined. The amount of each 
‘instalment will be £395 1s. 7d., and the Council esti- 
mates that the loan will be wholly repaid by 1938, 
_ #, That for the purpose of meeting, the instalments 
eferred to, the Jaw will require the Council to levy a 
oan rate of either 23d. in the £ on the u.cy. 
9,855), estimated to yield £831: or #d. in the & 
the i.c.y. (£242,667), estimated to yield £808; but 
neil estimates, as shown below, that when the 
y undertaking is fully established it will 
rofit which will permit of the loan rate being 
it proposes to apply as soon as possible 
to levy a reduced loan rate, as provided by 
It is estimated that when the undertaking is 
b ee a loan rate of 11d. in the £.on the unim- 
d- capital va ue (£79 estimated to yield 





*- SOVERDUE RATES; ‘ 


specified below against their names, of which they | 
_ appear to be the owners, for overdue rates amounting - 


~~ John James Hayes, overdue rates, £12 15s. 7d.; Jand, | 








rs ny . sarge * > See ats >” a.” ir raat “ . 
EERE OR, ee Ni, Se SE 






« y T Si A) Cie ORB . ; ‘s 
_ NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 144. 5043 


| £490; or 4d. in the £ on the improved capital value 
(£242,667), estimated to yield £502, together with the 
profit on the undertaking, will be sufficient to provide 
for the half-yearly instalments. 
5. The Council propeses to levy the loan on a por- 
tion of the area only. 

6, That the loan is proposed to be expended approxi- 
mately as follows (but reserving the power to utilise 
any surplus on one item for any excess cost ou 

~ another) ; — 


£ 
SV ERUPLLG rh eae mRee nen) Gs MEMURrT Maa Chom rato 300 
2. Boiler, steam feed heater, feed pump, 
BUC: CHI MeNe Qh fein! inet h sac gecaityen ss ta 2,000 
3. Wngines and generators ......3......0ceee eee es 1,550 
ASP IDS Wothke ie. eee. Be a he Pa Reda oor ae eae 160 
5. Switchboards and cable ............ccece00 004: 400 
6, Reticulation, including poles, insulators, 
cables, house service meters, street 
LER GIy coh Samet ete Seiad oh Wesco ty os tia cae £4 1 3,000 
7. Margin for future extension and general 
BO QRS TNS OXI ORH har si clr» Heatley pig RAMEE GS pauntite 590 
£8,000 


7. That the estimated income and annual expendi-* 
ture of the undertaking are.as follow :— 





EXPENDITURE, : 
Generation of electricity .. iach. eae 1,130 
Distribution of electricity 62)... 0.00. .22 ude: 190 
Management and general expenses ............ 260 
Repayment of capital debts and interest... 80C 
Reserve account for repairs and renewals... LO0 
Special charges (insurance, &¢.) ...........6655 20 
£2,500 

INCOME, 
£ 
By sales of electricity for private lighting, f 

FOS 16,8) 0 ah Nov ea (0 Ce WE oe Ge ak oY 1,375 
ir SECC GLIDER IL food iment aed wad <n he x ng See 300 
», sales of power, 13,000 units at 6d. ........ aes 
Hee TOOGCED COMES Oe Conan deities <, oko ecu des <« 155 
», proceeds of reduced loan rate .............. 1.91) 
£2 645 


Showing an estimated annual net profit of £145, 
after meeting loan commitments, 

8. That the plans, specifications, and reports, &c., of 
the proposed undertaking, also plan showing proposed 
rating area, may be inspected at the office of the Coun- 
cil, Lord-street, Dungog, during office hours, viz. :— 

| Week days, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.; and Saturdays, 
10 a.m, to noon. . 

Notice is hereby given that, one month from date 
of publication hereof is allowed in which any number, 
not less than 25 per centum of the ratepayers enrolled 
in the portion of the municipality affected, may 
petition the Council to take a poll of the ratepayers, 
either as to (a) whether the ratepayers approve of the 
loan; (b) whether the loan rate, as before mentioned, 
shall be levied on the improved capital value or the 
unimproved capital value; or (¢c) on both questions. 
TE a valid petition be lodged with the undersigned 
within the prescribed time, the Council will forthwith 
arrange for and take a poll of the ratepayers. The 
total number of ratepayers on the roll for the portion 
of the municipality is 280. In the event of a poll not 
being demanded, the Council proposes that the loan 
rate to be levied in respect of this loan shall be levied 
on the unimproved capital value. 


7) GT. ABBOTT, 





; Mayor. 
Davin Boyp, Town Clerk, ’ ni 
(1294 £2 17s. 
MUNICIPALITY OF WILLOUGHBY. 


Street NAME. 


NOTICE is hereby given that, pursuant to Ordinance 
No. 30, the Council has by Resolution on the 19th day 


of June, 1922, altered the name of the following 


street :— 
Description. Name. 
New-street (from Forsyth-street to its Mabel-street. 
_ junction with Mabel-street). 
Such name having been approved by the Minister for 
Local Government. A 
G. A. BAILEY, 
Town Hall, Willoughby, ' Town Clerk. 
30th September, 1922. wats 8 if 4 
1 3, 





5044 


NEW SOUTH WALES covensanet canines, ‘Wo. Ms. 


ee. 1 





MUNICIPALITY OF WOOLLAHRA. 


NOTIFICATION OF PROPOSAL TO RAISE A Sprcran Loan 
or £20,000 For THE ACQUISITION oF Park AND 
Recre ATION AREAS, 


NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to the provisions 
of section 181 of the ‘‘Local Government Act, 1919.” 
Viz. > — 

1: That the Council of the Municipality of Woollahra 
proposes to make application to the Governor for 
eepiey al to borrow by Special Loan the sum of 

£20,000, for the purpose of acquiring lands for 


use as park and recreation areas and other muni- 


cipal purposes, within the Municipality, and the 
improvement thereof. 


to be acquired may be inspected at the Couneil’s 
Office, Council Chambers, Ocean-street, 
labra, during usual office hours. 


Oo 


the rate of interest will not exceed 6 per gent. 
per annum. 

4, That the loan is proposed to be repaid in twenty- 
five years, by equal annual aspalw erie of prin- 
cipal and interest amounting to £1,564 10s. 9d. 
5. That, in order to comply with, the law, it is pro- 
posed to-levy a loan rate of either (a) #d. in the 
£ on the unimproved ¢apital vatue (£3; 225,000), 
estimated to yield £1,679 per annum; or (6) 


‘045d. in the £ on the improved capital value. 


(£8,498,552), estimated to 

annum. 

6. That, as the proposed acquisition of the lands will 
benefit the whole Municipality, it is.proposed to 
levy the loan rate on all ratable Jands within the 
Municipality, and; that, unless it is otherwise 
decided by poll, it is also proposed to levy the 
Joan rate’ on the unimproved capital value of the 
ratable lands. 

. That the total number of ratepayers on the roll 

is 4,241, 
That within a month of the first. publication of 
- this notice any number, not less than twenty-five 


yield £1,592 -~ per 


ba | 


ies) 


per centuin of the ratepayers, may petition the’ 


Council to take a poll of ratepayers, either as to 

whether the ratepayers approve of the loan, or 
as to whether the loan rate shall be on the 
unimproved e¢apitai value or improved. capital 
value, or on both questions. 


this fifth day of October, 
_J. P, BRADLEY, 
: Mayor. 
J. ©. LOUGH, 
Town Clerk. 


Dated at Woollahra, 
1922. 


Council Chambers, Woollahra. 


1305 op Pate RO A 





THE COUNCIL OF THE SHIRE OF UPPER 
HUNTER, a 


Pupnio Gate. 
NOTICH is hereby given that the Upper Hunter Pas- 


tures Protection: Board has applied for permission to 
erect a Public Gate at the intersection of Scone-Barry 


read and the toad leading to T\S.R. No: 80 at Gundy. 


Objections must be lodged with the undersigued within 
twenty-eight days of the publication of this notice. 


W. J. MOXHAM, 
Shire Office, ye Shire Clerk. 
Scone, 2nd October, 1922. : 
1292 eee 


GUNNING SHIRE COUNCIL, 








Public GATES GRANTED. 


NOTICE is hereby given that permission has been 
granted to Hdwin Charles Medway to erect and main- 
tain public gates on road intersecting portion 287, 
parish of Biala; as described hereunder :— 
Gate No. 838, at eastern boundary of such portion. 
Gate No. 39, at western boundary of Such portion. | 
tabbit-proof netting may be attached to such gates. 


J. RIMM, 
Shire Office, Gunning, - Shire Clerk. 
8rd October, 1922. 


1302 | ae eta 


2. That plans showing the areas of the lands proposed 
Wool- | 
That the loan (£20,000) will be issued at par, and = 


- Moree, 27th September, 1922. : 
1DT4 == 2 MADR Ao” ate! anal Bs 





shire. 
eontinued an 
twelve months. from the ety date, 








sontons: ‘SHIA, 


NOTICE is hereby given that Police’ Sein W iliam 
Payne, of Dunedoo, has been appointed Tuspector under 
the * ‘Cattle Slaughtering und Diseased Animals | and 
Meat Act, 1902,” for Dunedoo District. © a 


W. A. MILLER, eke ty 
Council Chanibers, Shire Clerk, 


Geurie, 28th September, 1922 


ors 


6 








OVERDUE RATES. 

SuirE or ORsRs. 
Land to be Sold for Default, 
THE following person is* réquired - to take notice 
that the Cotincil of the Shire of Orara has applied 
to the Public Trustee to sell the land specified below 
against his name, of which he appears to be the 


owner, for éverdue rates amounting to ‘the sum 
mentioned, and that in default of earlier “payment 


to the Public Trustee of the said rates, and all” 


interest charges and expenses in contiection with the 
said application and proceedings by the 
Trt stee, the said land will be offered for male by 


the Public Trustee at public auction:—_ . 
Timothy Hawthorne, overdue Hates;. 


£63 1s, 7035 
land, lots 47 and 71, section 18; lots 72,279; 895. 
and 96, section 19; lots 30. to 38 inclysive, and 
lot 42, section 20; ‘lots 7, 9,°10;..and. 11, section 


WAS Lot ois section: D; 16% 76: section Hs ‘Tots 11} 


to. 113 inclusive, section Is lots 115 to 120 inclis- - 


sive, section sf which said lots form part of 


Hawthor ne’s’ resubdivision of lots 17 to 24 incin-~ 


sive of a subdivision of 362 acres ois cad 


Grafton. 
TW: ‘GARRETT, : 
Fah fic Trustee, 
Sydney, 29th September, LOZ2; Pleat 
1288 eye ‘lbs. 








“WELBONDONGA BORE WATER cRuSsT, 
THE Trustees of the Trust. Districé of the Welbon- 


donga Bore Water Trust have caused to be made au ‘ HN 


assessment of all ratable property within the above- 
hamed district, with the names of ihe owners and 
occupiers as far as is known. 

Particulars of the assessment are open for inspec- 
tion at the Office of the Trustees, Fronie- street, Moree, 


and within twenty-one days from publication of this — 
notice in the Gazette, appeals may be lodged A aaa the. 


“Water Act; 1912,” and Regulations. 
? 


JOS. CAMBRON,: > 
Secretary. 


3 


COUBAL BORE WATER TRUST. 








THE Trustees of the Trust District of the Coubal Bore pre 
Water Trust have caused to be made an assessment of 


all_ratable property within the abovenamed Trast, 


re with the names of the owners and occupiers as far as 
Particulars of the assexsnient are open for 


is known. 
inspection at the office of the Trustees, Frome-street, 


Moree, and within twenty-one days from publication, — = 
_of this notice in the Gazette, appeals may be lodged — 


under the ‘‘Water Act, 1912, ” and regulations. 


JOS. CAMERON, 
Surety 
Moree, 27th September, 1999, 
1272s : 


e 





Netice under Rectan 61.0f the,“ Pastures: Protection — s 
Act, 1912,” to owners or occupiers within the: 4 


Pastures Protection District. of Dubbo. 


IN pursuance of the provisions of section 61 of she) 


‘Pastures Protection Act, 1912”’: Notice is hereby 


given by the Pastures Pr étection ‘Board. for the Dis- 


trict of Dubbo that the owners or occupiers of all or _ 
any lands within the abovementioned district shall, on 
or before the 8th day of November, 1922, respectively 
commence the work of suppressing a 


except such roads as are vested in, held by, or are 
under the control of the council of a municipality or 
Tho p ee duving which the said work shall be 
systematically carried out. shall be 
The means which 


1238 ey Fe A: ay oS Se 4 5b: x 


Public’ 


destroying 
rabbits upon such lands, or upon any roads bounding 
‘or intersecting the same, or any part thereof, save and. 











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ot vl Ff 






Pm 5 He 
at ait ts ¥y +) 3 ‘ ys ; ‘ us - ne : ) 5 = 

shall be adopted for carrying out, the s4id work shall 

be poisoning (by the use of poisons other than cyanide 


Br _ of potassium), fumigation, digging-out, destruction of ’ 


<a. 


harbour, trapping, hunting, and sheoting, being means 
which have been previously sanctioned under the said 
Act.—Dated this 28th day of September, 1922. 
| heh JAMES BELL, 
7 Chairman of the Pastures Protection Board for the 
: ee rr District of Dubbo. 
127 : 


: 4 





* 14s; 








. yin the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
. -. *. PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


~ In the will of George Halewood, late of Glebe, in the State 
~ of New South Wales, stonemason, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the “ Wills, Probate and Administration Act, 


1898,” and pursuant to the ‘‘ Testator’s Family Maintenance 

-and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916” : Notice is hereby 

given that all creditors and other persons having any debt 

or claim upon or affecting the estate of the abovenamed 
deceased, who died on or about the 26th day of July, 1922, 

and probate of whose will was granted by the Supreme Court 

‘of New South Wales, in its Probate Jurisdiction, on the 

_ 13th day of September, 1922, to Thomas Roberts Gilder- 

- thorp, the surviving (executor, in the said will named (and 
- - - ealled Gilderthorpe) are hereby required to send any particu- 
. ~ lars of their claim to the said Thomas Roberts Gilderthorp, 
o _ or to the undersigned, on or before the 20th day of October, 
1922) at the expiration of which time the said Thomas 
Roberts Gilderthorp will proceed to distribute the assets 
of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, 
- having regard to the debts and claims only of which he 
_ shall have had notice ; and the said Thomas Roberts Gilder- 
peaks thorp will notbe liable, for the assets so distributed, to any 

_ person of whose debt or claim he shall not have had notice 
at the time of such distribution.—Dated this 6th day of 


October, a.p..1922, hae 8 @ 
3 ees ~ PRIDDLE SND GOSLING, 
Proctors for the Executor, 
‘9 Martin-place, Sydney. 
16s, 


Fe Sreeh 


fie 


a ees. peeve! 
; In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. | & 

: PROBATE JURISDICTION. 

- In ‘the will. and -codicils thereto of Hannah Todd, late of 

' Hurlstone Park, near Sydney, in the State of New 
South Wales, widow, deceased. 


- PURSUANT to the “ Wills, Probate and Administration Act, 


1898,” and the “Testator’s Family Maintenance and Guar- . 


dianship ef Infants Act, 1916”; Notice is hereby given that 

- all creditors and other persons having any debt or claim 
upon or affecting the estate of the abovenamed deceased, 

_ - who died on or about the 16th day of August, 1922, and pro- 
hate of whose will was granted by the Supreme Court of New 

_ South Wales, in its Probate Jurisdiction, on the 29th day of 

_ September, 1922, to William Henry Stigings and Arthur 
ae. ~ Culmer Wilson Hill, the executors named in the said will, 
~ -. are hereby required to send in particulars of their claims to 
- the said executors,-under cover to the undersigned, the 
proctors for the said executors, on or before the 18th day of 
November next, at the expiration of which time the said 
executors will proceed to distribute the assets of the said 
deceased among the persons entitled thereto, having regard 

» to the debts and claims only of Which they shall then have 


had notice ; and the said executors will not be liable, for, 


~~ the. assets so distributed, to any person of whose debt 
ZI or claim they shall not have had notice at the time of such 
distribution. —Dated this 5th day of October, 1922. a 
Sage HILL, WOOD. AND SULLIVAN, 

; meg ote Py ' Proctors for the said Executors, 

ie ace ae Dalton House, 

=~ yrigt (115 Pitt-street, Sydney. 

ae 7 ‘ 

vc > 192) tee aes) ‘16s, 


Cae es 














eoh In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 

PROBATE JURISDICTION. 

In the will of George Frederick Wickham Lawes, late 

' of Drummoyne, in the State of New South Wales, 
Federal civil servant, deceased. ' 


PURSUANT to the “Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898’: Notice is hereby given that every 
_ ereditor or other person having any debt or claim 

upon or affecting the estate of George Frederick 
on or about the Qist day of February, 1922, and pro- 
bate of whose will was, on the 24th day of May, 1922. 
granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales to 
_ Frederick Charles Wickham Lawes and Leslie Clarke, 
; cre i chun Sirk TES See eae ae. ; Crue “*. 

iin De Vi oN ory Sata Ne 


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: ~ ib - 





Sgr 

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Pre 

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Bae 5 
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Ses 

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EW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 144. 











Wickham Lawes, the aboyenamed deceased, who died 


/ 1248 


ar 


D545 


* 





is hereby required to send particulars in writing of 
their debt or claim to the said Frederick Charles Wick- 
ham Lawes and Leslie Clarke, care of the undersigned 
on or before the 17th day of November, 1922, at 


LO mae 


, at the 
expiration of which time the said Frederick Charles 
Wickham Lawes and Leslie Clarke will proceed to dis- 
tribute the assets of the said deceased amongst the 
persons entitled thereto, having regard to the debts or 
claims only .of which they then have notice; and notice 
is hereby further given that the said Frederick Charles 
Wickham Lawes and Leslie Clarke will not be liable, 
for the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any 
person of whose debt or claim they shall not have had 
notice at the time of such distribution, 

P. V. McCULLOGH, 

Solicitor, 
14 Martin-place, Sydney. 

1280. - 163; 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION, 

In the will of William Cavanagh, late of near Gunne- 
dah, in the State of New South Wales, farmer, 
deceased. 

PURSUANT to the “Wills, Probate and Administra- 

tion Act, 1898,’ and pursvant to ‘‘Testator’s Family 

Maintenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”’: 

Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other 

persons having any debts or claims or demands against 

or upon the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who 
died on or about the 26th day of August, 1920, and 
probate of whose: will was granted by_the Supreme 

Court of New South Wales, in its Probate Jurisdiction, 

on the 21st day of October, 1920, to The Union Trustee 

Company of Australia Limited (the ’excutors named in 

the said will), are hereby required to send in particu- 

lars of their claims to the said The Union Trustee Com- 
pany of Australia Limited, eare of the undersigned, 
proctor for the said executors, on or before the 15th 
day of November next, at the expiration of which time 
the said executors will proceed to distribute the assets 
of the said deceased among the persons entitled there- 
to, having regard to the debts and claims only of which 
they shall then have had notice; and the said exectitors 
will not be liable, for the assets so distributed, to any 
person of whose debt or claim they shall not have had 
notice at the time of such distribution._Dated this 
2nd day of October, 1922. 


H. M. WRAGGE, 
Proctor for the Executors, 


By his Agent,— Gunnedah. 
H, S. BLanp, 
350 George-street, Sydney. 
1283 18s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Cornelius O’Sullivan, late of Pee Dee, Macleay 


River, in the State of New South Wales, grazier, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898,” and the ‘‘ Testator’s Family Maintenance 
and Guardianship of .Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby 
given that every creditor or other person having any debt or 
claim upon or affecting the estate of the abovenamed 
deceased, who died on or about the 14th day of March, 1921, 
and probate of whose will was on the 28th day of June, 192) ; 
granted- by the Supreme Court of New South Wales, in its 


Probate Jurisdiction, to Malvina O’Sullivan, Helen Veronica 


O'Sullivan, John Stanislas O’Sullivan and Frank Isaac 
Nalder, the executors in the said will named, is required to 
send particulars in writing of their debt or elaim to the said 
exectitors, in care of the undersigned, on or before the 21st 
day of November, 1922, at the expiration of which time the 
said executors will proceed to distribute the axsets of the said 
deceased among the persons entitled thereto, having regard 
to the debts or claims only of which they have then had 
notice; and notice is hereby further given that the said 
executors will not be liable, for the assets or any part 
thereof so distributed, to any person of whose debt or claim 
they shall not have had notice at the time of such distri- 
bution. —Dated this 27th day of September, 1922. 


WILLIAM HYNES SHERIDAN, 
- Proctor for the said Executors, 
Kempsey. 


~ 


By his Agents,— ye 
WEAVER AND ALLWORTH, 

2 Martin-place, Sydney. 
c ae 16s, 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
+ PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the willof John Dowling, late of Holmwood, in the State 
of New South Wales, farmer, deceased, 


PURSUANT tothe ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administration Act, 
1898,” and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Maintenance and 
Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”; Notice is hereby given 
that every creditor or other person having any debt or claim 
upon or affecting the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who 
died on or about the 2lst day of January,*1922, and probate 
of whose will was, on the 7th day of April, 1922, granted 
by the Supreme Court of New South Wales, in its Probate 
Jurisdiction, to Reginald Wallace Dowling and Stephen 
Dowling, the executors in the said will named, is required 
to send particulars in writing of their debt or claim to the 
said executors, in care of the undersigned, on or before the 


21st day of November, 1922, at the expiration of which. 


time the said executo s will proceed to distribute the assets 

.of the said deceased amon:st the persons entitled thereto, 
having regard to the debts or claims only of which they 
have then had notice; and nitice is hereby further given 
the said «xecutors will not be liable, for the assets or any 
part thereof so distributed, to any person of whose debt or 
elaim they shall not have had notice at the time of such 
distribution.— Dated this 27th day of September, 1922. 


WILLIAM HYNES SHERIDAN, 
Proctor for the Executors, 


Kempsey. 
By his Agents, — 
WEAVER AND ALLWORTH, 
2 Martin-place, Sydney. 
1247 16s 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 
In the matter of the estate of Septimus Eteson, late of Ash- 
field, in the State of New South Wales, acccountant, 
deceased, intestate. 


PURSUANT to the “‘ Wills, Probate and Administration Act, 
1898”: Notice is hereby given that every creditor or other 


person “having any debt or “claim upon or affecting the estate — 


of Septimus Hteson, the abovenamed deceased, who died on 
or about the 5th day of December, 1921, and administration of 
whose estate was, on the 20th day of January, 1922, granted 
by the Supreme Court of New South Wales to the Public 
Trustee, is hereby required to send particulars in writing of 
their debt or claim to the said Public Trustee on or before 
the 3rd day of November, 1922, at. the expiration of which 
_ time the said Public Trustee will proceed to distribute the 
assets of the said deceased amongst. the persons entitled 
thereto, having regard to the debts or claims only of which 
he then has notice ; and notice is hereby further given that 
the said Public Trustee will not be liable, for the assets or 
any part thereof so distributed, to any person of whose debt 
or claim he shall not have had notice at the time of such 
distribution. 
T. W. GARRETT, 
Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
29th September, 1922. 
1270 1€s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION, 


In the matter of the estate cf Daniel Kermode, late of 
Redfern, in the State of New South Wales, labourer, 
deceased, intestate. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898”: Notice is hereby given that every creditor or 
other person having any debt or claim upon or affecting 
the estate of Daniel Kermode, the abovenamed deceased, who 
died on or about the 5th day of August, 1922, and adminis- 
tration of whose estate was on the 26th day of September, 
1922, granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales to 
the Public Trustee, is hereby required to send particulars 
in writing of their debt or claim’ to the said Public Trustee on 
or before'the 6th day of November, 1922, at the expiration 
of which time the said Public Trustee will proceed to 
distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst the persons 
entitled thereto, having regard to the debts or claims only of 
which he then has notice; and notice is hereby further 
given that the said Public Trustee will not be liable, for 
the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any »erson 
of whose debt or claim he shall not have had notice at the 
time of such distribution. 
T. W. GARRETT, 

Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, ° 

3rd October, 1922. 
1267 16s, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 144. 








| In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE J URISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of Itha Emily Worgan, late of 
Hornsby, in the State of New South Wales, spinster, 
deceased. 


PURSUANT T to the ‘Wills, Probate and Kaiser ten 


Act, 1898,” and the ‘“Testator’s Family Maintenance and _ 
Notice is hereby given | 


Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: 
that eyery creditor or otber person having any ‘debt or claim 


died on or about the 31st day of May, 1922, and 
probate of whose will and codicil was, on the }4th day of 


particulars in writing of their debt or claim to the said 
Public Trustee on or before the 3rd day of November, 
1922, at the expiration of which time the said Public 


deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, having 
regard to the debts or claims only of which he then has 
novice; and notice 1s hereby further given that the said 
Public Trustee will not be liable, for the assets or any part 
thereof so distributed, to any person of whose debt or claim 





he shall not have had notice at the time of such distribution. 


VV: GARRETT, 


Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sy dney, pars Se 
29th September, 1922, : aula 
1269 . c _ 16s, 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION, 


In the matter of the estate of Thomas’ Henry Henderson, 








late of Broken Hill, in the State of New South Wales, 


foreman tinsmith, deceased, 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Mdaibistrstion 
Act, 1898,”’ and the ‘‘'Pestator’s Family Maintenance and 
Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916°*: Notice is hereby given 
that every creditor or other person having any debt or claim 
upon-or affecting the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who 


died on or about the 10th day of June, 1922, and of whose e 


te letters of administration, with the will annexed, were, 
othe 4th day of September, 1922, granted by the Supreme 
Court of New South Wales to the Public Trustee, is hereby 
required to send particulars in writing of their debt or claim 
to the said Public Trustee on or before the Slst day of 
October, 1922, at the expiration of which time the said 
Publie Trustee will proceed to distribute the assets of the 
said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, having 
regard to the: debts or claims only of which he then has. 
notice ; and notice is hereby further given that the said 
Public Trustee will not be liable, for the assets or any part 
thereof so distributed, to any person of whose debt or claim 
he shall not have had notice at the time of such distribution. 


fF T. W. GARRETT, 
Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
27th September, 1922. 
. 1268 : 16s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. — 


In the matter of the estate of ‘AgniE Elizabeth Maxwell, ‘late 
of Ashfield, in the State of New South Wales, spinster, 
deceased. 


PURSUANT to the “ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898,” and the ‘ Testator’s Family Maintenance and 
Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given 
that every creditor or other ’ person having any. debt or claim 
upon or affecting the.estate of the abovenamed deceased, who 





died on or about the 3rd day of December, 1921, and letters: : 


upon or affecting the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who — 


August, 1‘ 22, granted by the Supreme Court of New South. 
Wales to the Public Trustee, is hereby required to send — 


Trustee will proceed to distribute the assets of the said — 


é 


Es 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. = < 


(6, Oct st8o20)\ ie 


Spl 


of administration, with the will annexed, of whose estate — 


were, on the lith day of August, 1922, granted by the 


Supreme Court of New South Wales to the Public Trustee, wre 


is hereby required to send particulars i in writing of their debt. 
or claim to the said Public Trustee on or before the 6th 
day of November, 1922, at the expiration of which time the 
said Public Trustee wil! proceed to distribute the assets of the 
said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, having 
regard to the debts or claims only of which he then has 
notice ; and notice is hereby further given that the said 
Public Trusteé will not be liable, for the assets or any part 
thereof so distributed, to any person of whose debt or claim 
he shall not have had notice at the time of such distribution, 


. NES ie “GARRETT, 

Cut walla Chambers, _ Public Trustee, 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sink ” 

5th Doterarn 1922, 


; 1800 7 Pn et 


16s. 


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~ 


> Supreme ‘ourt of New South Wales. 
Heres 2h -. PROBATE JURISDICTION. | 
In the matter of the estate of Adam Mather, late of Bal- 










main, in the State otf New South Wales, engineer, 
Gpamee Maeceuseds eS a)/t/"F on) hs SR ah) 
oy ~ PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 
~~ Act, 1898,” and the ‘“ Testator’s Family Maintenance and 
Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916” : Noticeishereby given that 
ss every creditor or other person having any debt or claim upon 
or affecting the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died 
on or about the 22nd day of July, 1922, and of whose estate 
letters of administration, with the will annexed, were, on the 
. .- - 22nd day of September, 1922, granted by the Supreme Court of 
New South Wales to the Public Trustee, is hereby required 
_ to send particulars in writing of their debt or claim to the 


BW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 144. 





_ said Public Trustee on or before the 7th day of November, 
«1922, at the expiration of which time the said Public Trustee 
will proceed +o distribute the assets of the said deceased 
_»- amongst the persons entitled thereto, having regard to the: 
. debts or claims only of which he then has notice ; and notice 

is hereby further given that the said Public Trustee will not 

be liable, for the assets or any part thereof so distributed, 
_ to any person of whose debt or claim he shall not have had. 
notice at the time of such distribution. * We eee 

rai eR ec Sig a T..W. GARRETT, 

ar, Oulwulla Chambers, pu pee Public Trustee. 

ai at 67 Castlereagh-streec, Sydney, ° 





¥ 4th October, 1922, 

3 RETON REC Ee  ua htt eke 16s. 
Bie = Roto Tin the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
Rees ORs PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of Edith Emily Newman, late of 
. Hurlstone Park, in the State of New South Wales, 
Do ees y Lendarried woman, deceased...” 

+ PURSUANT to the “ Wills, Probate and Administration 

: - Act, 1998,” and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Maintenance and 

' Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916” : Notice is hereby 
given that every creditor or other person having any debt 

or claim upon or affecting the estate of the abovenamed 
deceased, who died on or about the llth day of May, 1922, 
and of whose estate letters of administration, with the will 
annexed of the said deceased, were, on the 29th day of 

August, 1922, granted by the Supreme Court of New South 
Wales to the Public Trustee, is hereby required to send 

-__- particulars. in writing of their debt or claim to the sard 
~ Public Trustee on or before the 3rd day of November, 1922, 
at the expiration of which time the said Public Trustee will 
proceed tu distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst 

the persons entitled thereto, having regard to the debts or 

- claims only of which he then has notice; and notice is 
. i hereby further given that the said Public Trustee will not 
be liable, for the assets or any part thereof so distributed, 

to any person of whose debt or claim he shall not have had 
notice at the time of such distribution, d 
3 oF -T. W, GARRETT, 
Public Trustee. © 





eae! 




























-©-Curwalla Chambers, <=) 
«GF: Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
eae 29th September, 1922. 
to 4 Gi Wd a ged ‘ 


‘16s. 








In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
a ee Oe PROBATE- JURISDICTION. 
In the will of Frederick James Palmer, late of Marrickville, 
in the State of New South Wales, retired contractor, 
Dah A eelecnale tty ti! he PR OP a ea ge 
_.. PURSUANT to the ‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898,” and the ‘‘ Testator’s\ Family Maintenance and 
_ Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given 
that every creditor or other person having any debt or claim 
upon or affecting the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who 
died on or about the 7th day of March, 1922, and probate of 
__whose will was, on the 21st day of June, 1922, granted by the 
Supreme Court of New South Wales to Mary Ann Palmer 
and John Hind Dolphin, is hereby;reqnired to send parti- 
__ eulars in writing of their debt or claim to the said Mary Ann 
_ Palmer and John Hind Dolphin, care‘ of the undersigned, on 
-_ or before the 15th day of November, 1922, at the expiration 
of which time the said Mary, Ann Palmer and John Hind 
_* Dolphin will proceed to distribute the assets of the said 
fia deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, having regard 
to the debts or claims only of which they then have notice ; 
and notice is hereby further given that the said Mary Ann 
_ Palmer and John Hind Dolphin will not be liable, for the 
assets or any part thereof s0 distributed, to any person of 


ie whose debt or claim they shall not have had notice at the 








: Beas ys ay such distribution, amt 
Chey 2) osha W aM. Be LES. tel od 
£. Bg fe te Ds ii. Rect dae Solicitor, = 
Br Kies Eo ta 10 Castlereagh-street, Sydney. 


16s, 











5547 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
' PROBATE JURISDICTION, 


In the will of Robert Da Silva, late of Dulwich Hill, in the 
State of New South Wales, freeholder, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration Act, 
1898,” and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Maintenance and Guard- 
ianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given that 
every creditor or other person having any debt or claim 
upon or atlecting the estate of the abovenamed deceased, 
who died on or about the 7th day of July, 1922, and probate 
of whose will was on the 23rd day of August, 1922, granted 
by the Supreme Court of New South Wales, to Hector John 
Da Silva and James Turvey Smith is required to send par- 
ticulars in writing of their debt or claim to the said Hector 
John Da Silva and James Turvey Smith, care of the under- 
signed, on or before the 15th day of November, 1922, at the 
expiration of which time the said Hector John Da Silva and 
James Turvey Smith will proceed to distribute the assets of 
the said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, having 
regard to the debts or claims only of which they then have 
notice ; and notice is hereby further given that the said Hector 
John Da Silva and James Turvey Smith will not be liable, for 
the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any person 
of whose debt or claim they shall not have had notice at 
the time of such distribution. 


W. H. H. HILL, 





Solicitor, 
10 Castlereagh-street, Sydney. 
1249 16s. 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (113,459) 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the estate of Charles Ryman, late of Warrell Creek, near 
Macksville, in the State of New South Wales, retired 
farmer, deceased, intestate. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administwatien 
Act, 1898,” and the ‘: Testator’s Family Maintenance and 
Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916” :. Notice is hereby given 
that every ereditor or other person haying any ciaim against 
the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died at Kempsey, 
in the said State, on the 23rd day of June, 1922, and letters 
of administration of whose estate were granted to Albert 
Ryman, of Warrell Creek aforesaid, the son of the said 
deceased, on the 24th day of July, 1922, is hereby required 
to send in particulars in writing of such claim to the ‘said 
administrator, or the undersigned, at his office hereunder 
mentioned, on or before the 30th day of November next, at 
the expiration of which time the said administrator will 
proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst 
the persons entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims 
of which he then has notice; and notice is hereby further 
given that the said administrator will not be liable, for the 
assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any person of 
whose claim he shall not have had notice at the time of 
such distribution,—Dated this 4th day of October, 1922. 
H. E. MORGAN, 
Proctor for the Administrator, 


Cooper-street, Macksville. 
16s. 





In the SupremefCourt of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. © 


In the will of Agnes Braham, late of Strathfield, in the State 
of New South Wales, spinster, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and. Administration 


| Act, 1898,” and pursuant to ‘‘Testator’s Family Maintenance 


and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby 
given that all creditors and other persons having any claims 
or demands against or upon the estate of the abovenamed 
deceased, who died at Wombana, Robert-street, Strathfield, 
on 13th July, 1922, are hereby required to send in full par- 
ticulars of their claims and demands upon the said estate to 
the Perpetual Trustee Company Limited, 33-39 Hunter- 
street, Sydney, the executor of the will of the said deceased, 
to whom probate was granted by the Supreme Court of New 
South Wales on 25th September. 1922, on or before the 18th 
day of November next, in default whereof the said Perpetual 
Trustec Company Limited will, after the lastmentioned date, 
proceed to administer the estate and distribute the assets 
among the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the 
claims and demands of which thev shall then have notice ; 
and the said Company will not be liable, for the assets or 
any part thereof so distributed, to any person of whose claim 
they shall not have had notice at the time of such distribu- 
tion. —Dated this 4th day of October, 1922. 
For Perpetual Trustee Company Limited, 
R. L. MASSIE, 
Acting Manager, 
Messrs. SLY AND RUSSELL, 
Proctors. 


1323 18s. 6c, 





554s 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JORISDICTION. 


In the will of Robert Darlow Pring, late of Sydney, in 
the State of New South Wales, a Justice of the 
Supreme Court of New South Wales, deceased. 

PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 

tion Act, 1898,’’ and pursuant to ““Mestator’s Family 

- Maintenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916" : 

Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other 

persons having any claims oF demands against or upon 

the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died at 

Leura on 14th August, 1922, are hereby required to 

send in full particulars of their claims and demands 

upon the said estate to the Perpetual Trustee Company 

Limited, 33-89 Hunter-street, Sydney, the executers 

of the will of the said deceased, to whom probate was 

zranted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales on 
the 2ist September, 1922, on or before the 17th day of 

November next, in default whereof the said Perpetual 

Trustee Company: Limited will, after the lastmentioned 

date, proceed to administer the estate and distribute 

the assets among the parties entitled thereto, having 
regard only to the claims and demands of which they 
shall then have notice; and the said Company will not 
be liable, for the assets or any part thereof so distribu- 
ted, to any person of whose claim they shall not have 
had notice at the time of such distribution.—Dated 
this 8rd day of October, 1922, 
For Perpetual Trustee Company Limited, 
R. L. MASSIE, 
Acting Manager. 

E. S. Dunsity, Proctor. <a 

1294 3 


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In the Sapreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 

In the will of Michael August Gehde, late of Rand- 
wick, near Sydney, im the State of New South 
Wales, piano-tuner, deceased, 

PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 

tion Act, 1898,’ and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Main- 

tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: 

Notice is hereby given that every creditor or other 


person having any claim against the estate of Michael” 


August Gehde, the abovenamed deceased, who. died 
on or about the 30th day of March, 1922, and probate 
of whose will was, on the 14th day of August, 1922, 
eranted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales 
¢o. John Williamson and Percy, Leyden Williamson, 
the executors named in the said will, are hereby 
required to send particulars in writing of such claim 
to the said John Williamson and Percy Leyden 
Williamson, or to the undersigned, the proctors for 
the executors mentioned, on or before the Ist day 
of December, 1922, at expiration of which time the 
said executors will proceed to distribute the assets of 
the said deceased’ amongst the persons 
thereto, having regard only to the claims of which 
they then have notice; and notice is hereby: further 
given that the said executors will not be hable, for 
the assets of any part thereof so distributed, to any 
person of whose claim they shall not have had notice 
at the time of such distribution.._Dated this 3rd day 
of October, 1922. * 


JOHN WILLIAMSON AND SONS, 
Proctors for the said John Williamson and Percy 
Leyden Williamson, 

Williamson’s Chambers, 
163 King-street, Sydney. 


1297 16s. 


ae 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


Jn the will of Frances Anderson, late of North Sydney, 
in the State of New South Wales; spinster, de- 
ceased. ! : 

PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 

tion Act, 1898,” and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Main- 

tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, .1916’’: 

Notice is hereby. given that all ereditors and other 

persons having any debt, claim, or demand upon or 

affecting the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who 
died at North Sydney aforesaid on or about the 9th 
day of July, 1922, probate of whose will was granted 
by the Supreme Court of New South Wales, in its 

Probate Jurisdiction, on the 22nd day of August, 

1922, t¢ Adam Thomson Anderson, of North Sydney 

aforesaid, accountant, and Robert Anderson, of New- 

castle, iz the said State, shipping manager, the 


entitled 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 144. 









Sa: : PES 
[6 Ocr., 192%. 
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executors in the said will named, are hereby required _ 


to send in particulars of their debts, claims, and 


demands to the said executors, care of the under- © 


signed, on or before the 18th day of November next, 


at the expiration of which time the said executors © 


will proceed to distribute the assets of the said 


deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, having | 


regard only to the debts, claims, and demands of 
which they shall then have had notice; and notice 


is hereby further given that the said executors will | 


not be liable, for the assets or any part thereof so 
distributed, to any person of whose debt; claim, or. 


demand they shall not have had notice at the time — 
of such distribution.—Dated this 3rd day of October, + 


1922; ye 
ASHER, OLD AND JONES, 
: '. Proctors for the Executors, 
- 16 Spring-street, Sydney. 
1293 Ssh : 16s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
sya bs iN BANKRUPTOY. 

Re Arthur Barwell and Harry Harland Carter, of Hivelock 
Flats, Arden-street, Coogee, and 73 Brown-strcet, Pud- 
dington, respectively, trading as “ Barwell and Carter,” 


of 241 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, printers. — 


(28,016) 


NOTIOE is hereby given that the First Meeting of creditors — 


in the above matter will be held at the Office of the Official 
Assignee, 47 Elizabeth-street, Sydney, on the 23rd day of 
October, 1923, at 11 a.m., or as soon after as the course 





of business will permit. ‘To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, 
his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 
Elizabeth-street, Sydney, not later than the 20th day of 


October, 1922. — “ tes: <a 
: + Me z C. LOCKHART, Lat Nes ; 
; Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Cisial Assignee— WILLIAM HARRINGTON PALMER, ; 
308 Ee 








In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. eG 
_ (4N BANKRUPTOY, 
Re Mike Fish, junior, of Rooty Hill. 


NOTICH is hereby given that the Single Meeting of ereditors 
in the above matter will be held at the Court-house, Farra- 





matta, before the District Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the 18th 


day of October, 1922, at 10a.m., or as soon after as the course - 


of business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote 
thereat, his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in 
Bankruptey, Elizabeth-street, Sydney, not later thun the 18th 
day of October, 1922. ee Ben aa 


-N. 0. LOCKHART, 


Registrar in isankruptey. a F 


Official Assignee—Witt1amM HapRinaTon ParmgR, —s- 








1309 fi - eR és , th é 73 ° . 
In the Supreme Court of N ew South Wales, oes (23,027) 


_IN BANKRUPTOY. 


Re James MeGrory, of Finley, and formerly of Tocumwal, ; 


agent. 


NOFIOE is hereby given that the First Meeting of creditors 


in the above matter will be held at the Court-house, Finley, 
before the District. Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the 25th day of 


October, 1922, at 2°30 p:m., or as soon after as the course of — 


business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, his 
proof must-be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 





Elizabeth-strect, Sydney, not later than the 18th day of Octo- — 7 


ber, 1922. : ; 


-N. ©. LOCKHART, 


Official Assignee—WittiaM HaRrineton PatMen. — 
1310 meee hak Mies i ne 








In the Supreme. Court of New South Wales. 
yaa SBR ee eens 5 ; k Mates 
> “IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Elizabeth-street, Sydney, not later than the 20th day of a 


~ 1 he 


October, 1922. 


x * 


Official Assignee—WILLIAM Happineron Pater =, 
181. Ban ein ae ke A Os $6) ay 


\ we 





Bias 


ian 


Te, 


(23,028) 


Registrar in Bankruptey. nein 


ed iv . 
ee $$$ ____——. a 


(22,991) oF Be ie 

















x 


r Ta the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


1372 


- In the ® Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


. In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 





« [Notice ender Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898, } 
(23,048) 
IN. BANKRUPTCY. 


Re Richard Teles, of Great North road, Five Dock, and carried 


on business at Walcha and Five Dock, hairdrosser. 


‘NOTICE is hereby. given that a Sequestration Order has 
this ‘day been- made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on 
the petition of the debtor, and Mr. 0. #. W. Lloyd appointed 
to be the Official Assignee.— Dated at Sy dney, this 29th day of 


aia a0 1922. / 
N. ©, LOCKHART, 
- Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
; 5s. 


{Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898. ] 
‘In ths Sarene Court of New South Wales. (22,044) 
"IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re iRdward Arnold Geary, of Welby Flats, Wigram-road, 


Glebe Point, and fornier'y of 22. Bentyills- -avenue, Annan- 
dale, clerk. 
NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of the debtor, and Mr. W. H. Palmer appointed to 
be the Official Assignee. mc lied at Sydney, this 30th day of 


meeieeen 1922, 
YN. C. LOCKHART. 
Registrar in F europe 
1313 — he SN 8. 








[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.} 
In the e Supreme Court of New South Wales. (23,045). 
‘ IN BANKRUPTOY. 


Re 5 ichiog Herbert Smith, of 120a Willoughby- -road, Crow’s 
Nest, painter and contractor and hardware mercliant. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 


day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 


. petition of the debtor, and Mr, ©. F. W. Lloyd appointed to 
be the Official Assignee. —Dated af Sydney, this 4th day of 


October, 1922. 
N. ©. LOOKGART, 
 . Registrar in Bankruptoy. 


et eae Bases Bes 





" Pietive under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.) 
In the Supreme Oourt of New South Wales. (23,028) 
IN BANKRUPTOY, 


Re Peter F MARGIE: of 603 George- -street, Sydney, restaurant 
- proprietor. : 


‘NOTICE is ‘hese given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of Minter, Simpson and Company, and Mr. C. F, W. 
Lloyd appointed to be the Official Assigneg.—Dated at 
~eeney this 2uth day of September, 1922. 
N. ©. LOCKHART, 
ie Sue ae ~ Registrar in Bankruptcy. 

(1315 pea : 5s. 


i — nie ey 


“[N Bs under Slogtion li of the Rankructsy Act, 1998. f 
(23,030) 








IN BANKRUPTOY. 
Re C.C. ‘Bawats, of Wauchope, motor mechanic. 


NOTIOE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order hes this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, oa the 


petition of ‘fhe Dunlop Rubber Co. of Australasia Limited, 
Palmer appointed to be the Official Assignee.— 
~ Dated at Sydney, this 29th day of September, 1922. 


und Mr. W. H. 


N. C. LOCKHART, 
- Racist t in Bankruptey. 


PIE se ene hy. 3 5s. 





[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptey Act, 1898.] 
(23,034) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re Herbert Henry Gurrier Jones, of. Cook- road, Killars, and 
formerly of Brooklyn, near Wellington, grazier. . 


- NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
_ petition of The Western Stores Limited and Mr, W. sh 
_ Paimer appointed te be the Official Assignee —Dated“a 
Badan! oe 3rd day of October, 1922. 
oo eee eek N.C: LOCKHART, 

eats & _ Registrar in Bankruptey. 
1317 te m5) 5 53. 














[ Notice aindby Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.] 


Tn the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (23,035) 
IN BANKRUPTCY, 

Re J. B. Perkins (a male), of 58 Belmore-road, Randwick. 
NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has thie 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 

petition of the “Daily Mail” Newspaper Co, Ltd.,and Mr. ©. F, 
W. Lloyd appointed to be the Official Assignee,—Dated at 
Sydney, this 3rd day of October, 1922. 


N. C. LOCKHART, 
Sn Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
1318 58. 





[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (28,086) 


IN BANKRUPTOY. 
Re John Flint, of McLachlan-avenue, Rusheutters’ Bay. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of Albert John Lloyd and Nugent Unga Manning, 
and Mr. C.F. W. Lloyd appointed to be the Official Assignee. 
— Dated at Sydney, this 3rd day of October, 1922. 


N. 0. LOCKHART, © 
Kegistrar in Bankruptcy. 
1819 ' 5s. 





[Notice of Application for R Certificate of Discharge.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (22,421) 


IN BANKRUPTOY. 
Re Arthur John Leggo, of Griffith, bankrupt. 
‘To the Official assignee and: Creditors. 


TAKE NOTICE that Arthar John Leggo intends to 
apply to the Court, Supreme Court Building, Elizabeth- 
street, Sydney, on Wednesday, the 25th day of October, 1922, at 
10 a.m., or as soon afterwards aa the course of business will 
admit, that a Certificate of Discharge be granted to hun, 
under and according to the provisions of the “ Bankruptey 
Act, 1893.”—Dated this 29th day of September, 1922. 


WILLIAM RUPERT CATER, 
Solicitor for the Bankrupt, 
By his Agent,— Leeton and Griflith. 
ag i McLacuran, 
107 Castlereagh- street, Sydney. 
1244 10s. 


ee? EESTI fr ts 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Notice To CREDITORS. 


ACCOUNTS with plans of distribution in the undermentioned 

estates, showing dividends as specified, are now filed in the 

office of the Registrar in Bankruptey, Supreme Court Building, 

Elizabeth-street, Sydney, for the inspection of persons 

interested ; and notice is hereby given that such accounts 

and -plans ‘will be submitted to the Court for confirmation 
on Monday, the 23rd October, 1922, if not previously 
objected to :— 

Hamilton Pepper, of Parkes, saddler (No. 20,966), a fourth 
account and plao of distribution showing payment of a 
dividend of two shillings and eight pence one-fifth of a 
penny in the £ on all proved concurrent claims. 

Estate of William George Hughes, deceased, late of Collie- 
road, near Dubbo, farmer (No. 22,902), a first account 
and plan of distribution showing payment of a dividend 
of twenty shillings in the = op one. preferential claim 
and a balande of £197 5s. . eatried: forward to the 
credit of the estate. 

Walter Brindle, of 6 Oxford-street Paddington, mercer (No. 
22,910), a first account and plan of distribution showing 
payment of a dividend of twenty shillings in the £ on 
one preferential claim and a dividend of four shillings 
and two pence three-sixteenths of a penny in the £ on 
all proved concurrent claims. 

_ Aleck George Milner and Alfred Baldwin, of Malcolm-lane, 
off Hamilton-street, Sydney, and in the separate estate 
of Aleck George Milner (No. 22,920), a first account and 
plan of distribution showing payment of a dividend of 
twenty shillings in the £ on two preferential claims and 
a balance of £248 12s. 4d. carried forward to the cigait 
of the estate. 

Also accounts current only in the undermentioned sadateat i 

No, 22,813. Lily Louis, of Kitchener-strect, Oatley. 

No. 22,914, Alfred James Hunt, of 83 Kensington-road, 
Summer Hill, picture palace employee. 

No; 22,918. Richard William Cunningham, of Rhondda 
Teralba, miner. 


WILLIAM HARRINGTON PALMER, 
- Official Assignee. 





| 47 Elizabeth-street, Sydney, ~ 
5th October, 1922. 
1320 £1 5s, 


ey See 


re i 
os 


.Grenfell). Any information will be gratefully received. 


1287 . 4s. 


| 'movunded Stock are charged for atihe rate of ONE SHILLING 


. be anserted in ihe Gazette unless accompanied by a remittanae¢ 


-AUBURN.—Impounded at Auburn, on the 25th day of 


. Dark-bay mare, branded Jike e over 00, three white feet, aged, 


5550 


LOST trom Annaudale, 30th September,—One grey gelding, 
aged, brushed in hind hocks, scar on near side arm, about 153 


hands. 
W. K. BOLES, 
258 Johnston-street, 
Annandale. 
1252 ; 4s. 








LOST from Belmore. 30th September,—One black pony mare, 
about 14 hands, white star in forehead, branded like Q on 


near shoulder, aged. 
W. WALLINGTON, 
Sans Souci, 
Duntroon-street, 
Hurlstone Park, 
12538 4s. 





LOST, from Balmain, 23rd September,—One creamy gelding, 
aged, white hind foot, black points, branded »Q on near 


* pide. 


T, MARCHAN?, 
20 Carrington-street, 
Balmain, 
1254 4s. 





LOST, from Punchbowl, 28th September,—One black gelding, 
aged, branded HR, near shoulder, 


J. NEWMAN, 
Victoria-road, 
: Punchbowl. 
1255 4s, 





TO POUNDKEEPERS AND OTHERS. 
LOST or stolen,—One yellow draught bay gelding, aged, 
branded & over R, brush hind feet; also one saddle gelding 
branded @, 6 yeare. Reward given by— 
j ‘ A. BASSETT, 
Adelargo-road, 
Grenfell. 
1262 ; 43. 





LOST, from Belmore, on 26th September, 1922;—Bay mare, 
7 years, 14 hands, branded — near shoulder, white star on 


forehead, black points, small lump on back bone near loin, 
G. CABLE, 


Wilson-avenue, 
Belmore. 
1245 4s. 


—_—_ — 


NOTICE TO POUNDKEEPERS AND OTHERS. 


STOLEN or strayed, from William Jones, of 3 Auson- 
street, Orange,—Iron-grey pony mare, about 13. hands, 


branded * 





(being Jones Bros’. registered horse brand of 


W. JONES, 
Grenfell. 





LMPOUUDIN IS. 


*.* Poundkeepers are ramunded that Advertisements ay 
FOR BACH ANIMAL DESORIBED ; end no such Advertisement wiik 


whicient to cover the cost of insertion. 


September, 1922, from Pritchard-street, Auburn, hy EH. H. 
Styles, impounding officer; sum due at date of notice, 
* £2 9s. 8d. :— 


15 hands, 


lf not released, will be sold at this Powe at noon on the 
12th October, 1922. 


1298—Is. S. CROUCH, Poundkeeper. 








BATHURST. — Piweutded at ‘Bathurst, by P. Foran :— 
Red steer, no brands visible, 3 years. 

If net released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
12th October, 1922. 


Also, by J. Jago, Kelso :— 


Grey pony, C td over + near shoulder, shod. 

If not released, will’ te sold at this Pound at noon on the 
19th October, 1922, ' 
1285—2s, G. STOKES, Poundkeeper. 


. 


SOR, al cu Ra yh ee ae ah na OY ee ee 





DUBBO.—Impounded at Dubbo, on the 28rd AG, of Sente m- is oe * 
ber, 1922, from Bailey Farm, Cobrah-road ; advertisement cy 


delayed, awaiting supposed owner to releage:— > 


' Chestnut mare, no brands visible, : blaze, bind feet white. 


| 1896—65s. 


Brown mare, like ‘A J nearshoulder, — 

Blue-roan gelding, indistinct brands near shoulder and near 
thigh, black points, — \ 

Brown gelding, no brands visible, black points, dey Aabpowen.: 

Black filly, no brands visible, lt white around hind fect, 
unbroken. 


If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on ne 
12th Octobery1922. 


P. FOLEY, Poundkeeper 

FINLEY.—Impounded at Etiader on the. 26th day of Sep- 
tember, 1922, from travelling stock reserve, by the stock 
inspector :— * 


Light-brown mare, like © near shoulder, aged. 

Chestnut pony mare, like © P near shoulder, aged. 

Brown pony mare, like WB Y near shoulder, aged. 

Bay mare, like Z% over —— near shoulder, aged, 

Brown mare, light, branded near shoulder, aged. 

Chestnut gelding, light, blotched brand near shoulder, ba'd y 
face, aged. 

Brown gelding, light, like ( near shoulder, aged. 

Brown gelding, like CY over '7 near shoulder, star, aged. 

Brown gelding, half draught, brand near shoulder, off ere 
missing, aged. 

Brown pony mare, like G rear shoulder, wall eyed, aged. 


If not released, will be sold according to Impounding Act. 
1261—16s, W. GARDNER, Poundkeepsr. — 











sets 
a 


HILLSTON.—Impounited at Hillston. on the 2'th day of | 
September, 1922, by Lachlan Hutchison, from arey 
‘paddock :— 


Light-bay mare, like S (conjoined) near shoulder, pulled tail, 
good condition, 7 years, 15 hands, 


Also cn the 27th ultimo, from Wyola, near Hillston, by 
Mr. Edmund Brown :— 
Strawberry cow, no brands visible, back quarter out near 
ear, yellow neck and head, 5 years, ; young calf at, foot. 


If not released, will be: sold at this Pound at noon on the 
12th October, 1922. 
1234—2s. 








A. WILSON, Poundkeeper. 


/ 





LEETON.—Impounded at Leeton, on the 29th day of Sep- 
tember, 1922, from Parkside, Brobenah, by T. C. Davies ; 
sum due at date of notice set after each animal :— 

ore steer, like T,J over -— off Sue about 3 years; 

1 4s. 

Yellow steer, like ~—, over J S off rump, about 3 years ; 
18s. 6 

Brindle baldy steer, indistinct brand off rump, ahr 3 years; 
183. 6d. 

Yellow and brindle steer, (HC near ramp, abut 3 3 years; 
18s. 6d.: 


If not released, will be sold at “this Pound at noon on the 
19th October, 1922. 


1325—4s, _ W. BOYLE, eee | 





MERRIWA. —Impounded at Merriwa, < on the orth day of 


September, 1922, by William Walmeley, of Merriwa- 
street :— 


Grey gelding, like H{@ near wigiides: aged. 


If not released, wilt be sold a’ this Pond a noon on the 
12th October, 1922: 


1260—1s, aa SPR ATT, Povndkeeper.. 


ay 


MURRUMBURRAH — —Impounded at Mu inrumbuirale on the 
17th day of September, 1922, by order of Council — 


Black Jersey cow, like MR, near rump. 


If not released, will be sold at this Pound xt: ‘ 
19th October, 1922. Gee Rao the 


3264—1s, 








M. DWYE i) Powndepes. 





MUS WELLBROOK.— Bo nnala at Wuswalircok: on the 
26th day of September, 1422, routs Coral Vale, Roxburgh, 
by W. V. Everett ; sum due at date of notice, 188. 6d..— 


_Bay mare, like AU over 9A (very faint and conjoined) near @ 


shoulder, star, saddle marked, aged, 149 hauds, 


If not released, will be sold at wae Pou d at 3 
19th October, 1922, Oo ab Oo Gn the 


1276—ls. BE COX, Poundkow er, 











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PENRITH.—Impounded at Penrith, on the 19th day of TUMUT.—Impounded at Tumut, on the 29th 


September, 1922, from Penrith, by W. J. Elliott :— September, 1922, from Oxley, Gilmore, by N. Harris if 
Brown mare, no brands visible, white spots back, star, shod. due at date of notice, 19s. 6d, each :— 
“* Tf not released, will be sold according to Impounding Act, Chestnut gelding, I MI, cover @ near shoulder, like JIB 
Also on 23rd ultimo, 1922, from Penrith, by same person :— off shoulder, star, hind feet white, aged. 
- Brown and white heifer, like MD near rump, two slits near Grey mare, like <{ § over, J near shoulder, roach back. 
‘ear, piece top off-side ear. 6 If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon pn the 
If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the | 23th October, 1922. 
12th October, 1922. : 1268—2s. M. DOWNING, Poundkeeper, 
1268—2s. . A. EAST, Poundkeeper. SUR gue eo Mie AV seit 








—_——. 


: URANA.—Impounded at Urana, on the 27th day of Sep- 
PITT TOWN.—Impounded at Pitt Town, on the 30th day of apa 3 A 
September, 1922, from Vermont, Pitt Town, by L. tember, 1922, from Urana Common, by Jas. Gibbs, herda- 


Houlton, by order from Mr. Haicombe :— man; sum due at date of notice, 98, 9d.:— 
Red cow, branded like HY! WH} (conjoined), earmarked off | Brown gelding, good van or lorry sort, no brands visible, star, 











ear, aged. — hind fetlocks white, 7 years, 17 hands. 
If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the | ~ [¢ not released. will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
19th October, 1922. ; 26th October, 1922 
1295—1s. J. GREENFIELD, Poundkeeper. j ‘ 
‘ 1275—I1s. J. WISH, Poundkeeper. 
SOUTH GUNDAGAI.—Impounded at South Gundagai, cn | —— + ar si 
wae gy Fd sialic es from Brungle-road, by | wus KEMPSEY.—Impounded at West Kempsey, on the 
Pater toy ee Ri ue 30th day of September, 1922, from Chain o’ Ponds, by 
Roan cow, HA over J near rump, like two notes out near A. Sutherland; sum due at date of notice—first eight 
ear, top off off ear. 78. 10d. each animal, other 7s. 9d. :— 


a 
Roan cow, tame brands and marks. Bay mare, no brands visible, 7 years, 143 hands. 


Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 


26th October, 1922. Bay mare, no brands visible, aged, 144 hands. 











1296—2s. W. BARTON, Poundkeeper. Bay filly, no brands visible, 12 months. 
src! ae. —————= | Bay filly, no brands visible, 12 months. 
OUTH GUNDAGAI.—Impounded at South Gundagai, on At ata, ae ae a rt ats 
tie Sond diy of Maptombers 1057 trom "Pabrabalara; WS Light-brown colt, brand indistinct, 2 years, 15 hands. 
Mr: Walter Davis :-— Dark-brown mare, Wf near shoulder, aged, 15 hands, 
Bay gelding, like —— over O x or over OI (blotched) ‘Chestnut gelding, like VG near shoulder, aged, 15 hands. 
' . near shoulder, two off feet white, star, snip. Dark-brown stallion, no brands visible, hind foot white, 3 
Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the years, 15 hands. 
26th: October, 1922. Red and white bulloek, branded G, 3 years. 
1265—I1s. W. BARTON, Poundkeeper. If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on tho 
a aa Se aE a eh: Octobers 1922; 

SOUTH WAGGA.—Impounded at South Wagga, on the 25th | 1286—9s. é J. MURPHY, Acting-Poundkeeper. 
day of September, 1922, from Alfredtown, by Kyeamba | hi 5 aE ds BNC Mesos See ip vanetet!) RAEON 
Shire Officer; sum due at date of notice set after each ' : : 
animal :— - ‘ WINDSOR.—Impounded at Windsor, on the 16th day of 

; a) th, by Mr. Thos. 

Strawberry-roan cow, branded like ) over © over @, 3 aparece ay aes etobs by Bay tho 
years; £1 19s. pa : a ; eb ; 

Red and white bull calf, no brands visible, 7 months ; 19s. Black cow, AjH milking side rump, & off milking side 

White bull calf, no brands visible, 7 months ; 193. , shoulder, hole same side ear. 

Tf not released, will be sold at this Poun? at noon on the If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

12th October, 1922, : 12th October, 1922. 

1301—3s, A. BROWN, Poundkeeper. 1259—1s. — PENDERGAST, Poundkeeper. 





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Gudusivial Votices,. 





[2858] : Industrial Registrar’s Office, | 


f q Sydney, 6th October, 1922. 


THE following Order of the Court varying the Award of the Court, published in Government Gazette 
of the 18th November, 1921 (20 1.G., 1101) made in and in relation to the industries and callings in 
respect of which the Bakers and Breadcarters (State) Board is constituted (constitution published at 
page 1442 of No. 37 of Government Gazette, dated 24th February, 1922—see also Industrial Gazette, 
vol. xxi, page 339), as varied by Orders of the Court published in Government Gazettes of 20th 
January, 1922 (21 1.G. 160), 7th April, 1922 (21 I.G, 1097), 12th May, 1922 (21 I.G. 1300), 30th June, 
1922 (22 LG. 105), and 25th August, 1922 (22 I.G., 3&8), is published in accordance with the provisions 
of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, and the Regulations thereunder. 

F. W. KITCHING, 


(No. 3,53 3.) Industrial Registrar. 





IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES, 
No. 412 of 1922, 
_, Bakers and Breadcarters (State) Board. 
Application by I, M. Crawford, Master Baker, of Curlewis. 
Monday, the 4th day of September, 1922. 
Breacearters (Country) Award, 
Variation. 


1. I. M. Crawford, Master Baker, of Curlewis, is exempt from the provieions of clause 3, Wages, 
of the said Award, gazetted 18th November, 1921, as varied in Gazette of 25th August, 1922, in respect 
of one breadcarter, so long as such breadcarter is paid a wage of £1 10s. fora weck’s work of not more 

' than 28 hours. 


‘ 


T. ROLIN, aon 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 


No. 144, 6 Ocropur, 1922.—7} 


Deka 





5552 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 144. [6 Oo, 1922. 








[2364] | ty Department of Labour and Industry, 
Sydney, 4th October, 1922. 


IN pursuance of the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, and upon the recommendation of the Court of Industrial 
Arbitration, New South Wales, I, Enngst Henry Farrar, Minister for Iabour and Industry, being the Minister of the Crown 
administering the said Act, do hereby vary the constitutions of the Industrial Boards mentioned in the Schedule hereto annexed, so 


that the constitutions of such Boards shall read as set out in such Schedule. 
OK. EH. FARRAR, 


Minister for Labour and Industry. 


RPE ss ih cee IER ee | Be) eS Ya aes oe erally Sole aa BEd) ols Sa ie cS ae 
x5 - Members. : 


ss 





Industries and Callings, 
Employers. | _ Employees. 








LABOURERS, RAILWAY AND ROAD CONSTRUCTION, &c. (STATE) BOARD. 
Chairman :—G. C. Appison, Esquire, /Queen’s-square, Sydney. 


Labourers engaged in? the construction of railways, tramways, roads,| John James Roonie, Tintaldra,| George Clifford Bodkin, Newry, 
bridges, water conservation and irrigation works and harbour andj _Anderson-street, Chatswood,| Railway- -parade,  Marrick- — 
reclamation works; cement mixers, “Conerehe workers, platelayers,| Albert Smith, St. Jerome, ville. 
hammer and drill men, timberers, pipelayers, manhole builders, tool] Randwick-road, Kensington.) John Somerville, care of United 
sharpeners, navvies with or without horses and drays, and all la- Labourers’ Protective Society 
bourers and assistants employed in connection with any such callings, | of N.S.W., Trades Hall, 
and also all jumpermen, pick, shovel, axe, and moyle men, scabblers, Sydney. jtegt 
spawlers, knappers, fencers, grubbers, and clearers, excepting persons 
of the foregoing occupations who are engaged as general farm or 
station hands; cleaners and sweepers employed by the Sydney Har- 
bour Trust Commissioners on roads and wharves, and maintenance 
men on racecourses; gravediggers and ‘labourers in cemeteries, 
excepting such as are employed by Shires or Municipal Councils 
which are trustees of cemeteries, and excepting also all herdsmen and 
rangers and fence repairers who are employees of Shires and Muni- 
cipal Councils, which are trustees of commons, and all employees of 
sanitary and garbage contractors with such Councils in the State, 
excluding the “county of Yancowinna; 

Excepting employees of — 

The Railway Commissioners for New South Wales; 

The Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage ; 

The Hunter District Water Supply and Sewerage Board ;. 

The South Maitland Railways Limited ; 

The Municipal Council of Sydney; 

Shires or Municipal Councils ; 

The Electrolytic Refining and Smelting Company of Australia 
Limited, the Metal Manufactures Limited, and the Austra- 
lian Fertilizers Proprietary Limited, at Port Kembla; 

John Fell, in and about the works of the Commonwealth! Oil) 

Corporation Limited, at Newnes; 

The Commonwealth Portland Cement Company Limited ; 

Hoskins Iron and Steel Company Limited; ; aut 

The Australian Gaslight Company ; : ve 

North Shore Gas Company Limited; \ ; 

The Manly Gas Company Limited; and 

The City of Newcastle Gas and Coke Company Limited ; 

The Broken Hill Proprietary Company Limited, at the Tron 
and Steel Works at Port Waratah; 

And excepting employees— 

At the Sulphide Corporation Limited, at Cockle Creek; 

In or about coal-mines north of Sydney, in or about coal-mines 
in the South Coast District, in or about coal and shale 
mines west of Sydney, and in or about the Sydney Harbour 
Colliery Limited; 

At the works of J. and A. Brown, at Hexham; r 

And excepting also— : 

Rockchoppers, sewer miners ; 

Surveyors labourers; 

Labourers employed in or in connection with the manufacture 
of cement, monier and/or concrete pipes by hand or ma-: 
chines in factories ; 

Labourers employed in the erection, alteration, or demolition 
of buildings; and. 

’ Carters, grooms, stablemen, yardmen, and motor-waggon). 
drivers. 








ROCKCHOPPERS AND SEWER MINERS (STATE) BOARD. 
Chairman :—G. C, Appison, Esquire, Queen’ s-square, Sydney. 


Rockchoppers and sewer miners in “thé State, excluding the county of, Albert Smith, St. Jerome,) William Carbines, Trades Hall, 
Yancowinna; Randwick-road, Kensington.| Sydney. \ 

Excepting employees of— ; ; 

The Railway Commissioners for New South Wales; 

The Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage ; 

The Hunter District Water Supply and Sewerage Board ; 

The Australian Gaslight Company ; : | 

‘The North Shore Gas Company Limited. : Snkid i ae BN i? 

Lhe Manly Gas Company Linnited ; and 1 ; Be ca 
The Oity of Newcastle Gas and Coke Company Limited. ; i 




















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Industries and Callings. 


Members. 


Employers. 











X\ 


IRON WORKERS’ ASSISTANTS, &c. (STATE) BOARD. 


Chairman: G. C. Avprsow, Esquire, Queen’s-square, Sydney. 


Ironworkers’ easidtante, including assistents to boilermakers, blacksmiths, 
coppersmiths, engineers, moulders,and plumbers, and: ‘including fur- 
pacemen (other than forge furnace men), and dressers, and grinders 
in foundries, and other labourers and assistants, general or special, 
employed in "the iron and shipbuilding trades, in the State, excluding 
the county of Yancowinna ; 

Excepting— 

Makers and repairers of agricultural and pastoral implements and 
machinery (other than those engaged in the manufacture or 

- repair of 6 engines or pumps) ; 
And excepting the employees of— 

The Railway Commissioners for New South Wales ; 

The Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage ; 

The Hunter District Water Supply and Sewerage Board ; 

The Commonwealth Portland Cement Company Limited ; 

John Fell, in and about the works of the Commonwealth Oil 

_ Corporation Limited, at Newnes ; i 

The Municipal Council of Sydney, and of Shires and Municipal 
Couneils ; 

The Electrolytic Refining and Smelting Company of Australia 
Limited, the Metal Manufactures Limited, and the 
Australian Fertilizers Proprietary Limited, at Port Kembla : 

Lysaght Brothers and Company Limited, at Chiswick, 
Parramatta River ; 

Hoskins Iron and Steel C ompany Limit ed, at Litese. and Cadia, 
and those engaged in the construction of railways, roads, 
bridges, and water conservation works at Dapto ; 

The South Maitlund Railways Limited ; 

Lhe Broken Hill Proprietary Company ‘Limited, at the Iron aad 
Steel Works at Port Waratah; ~ 

The Australian Gaslight Company, the North Shore Gas 
Company Limited, the Manly Gas Company Limited, and 
the City of N ewcastle Gas and Coke Company Limited ; 

And excepting employees— 

At the Sulphide Corporation Limited at Cockle Creek ; 

‘In or about coal mines north of Sydney, in or about ‘coal mines 
in the South Coast district, in or about coal-and shale mines, 


west of Sydney, in or about the Sydney Harbour Denier) 


Limited; 
At the works of J. and A. Brown, at Hexham ; and 
In the coachmaking industry ; 
And excepting also— 
‘ Those emyloyees within the jurisdiction of the Builders’ 
Labourers, &c.: ee) Board. 


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Dock, Balmain. 


CARTERS, &c. (CUMBERLAND) BOARD. 


Chairman :—G. C. Appison, Esquire, Queen’s-square, Sydney. 


All drivers and loaders of trolkys, drays, and carts, carters, motor- 
waggon drivers, brakesmen or extra hands, trace boys, and all 
grooms, stablemen, and yardmen employed in connection therewith, 

+ in the county of Cumberland; 

Excepting all such employees of— 
° The Railway Commissioners for New South Wales ; 
The Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage ; : 
The Board of Fire Commissioners of New South Wales ; 
Shires or Municipal Councils ; 
The Australian Gaslight Company, the North Shore Gas Com- 
pany Limited, and the Manly Gas Company Limited ; 
Proprietors of breweries, malt houses, and distilleries, asrated 
4 waters and beverage factories ; 

Excepting also such persons when employed i in connection with 
retail shops (other than such as are employees of master 
carriers who, in the performance of their duties, work 
occasionally in connection with retail phops) 

Excepting also such employees in— 
7 Butchers’ shops, meat factories, Inet spiscety ing works,| 
pnt slaughter-houses ; ) 
. And excepting also such persons when empoyed as— 
S, ; Bread-carters, pastrycooks’ carters ; 
¢ Milk and ice carters; 
: Ice-cream carters ; 
i Tip carters ; " 
Spe _ Timber carters ; an 
: Brick, tile, and pottery carters; and 





_ Wood and coal carters; or as 
a Grooms, stablemen, and yardmen, employed it in connection with’ 
bread-carters, pastry-cooks’ carters, milk and ice-carters, 


pottery carters, and wood and coal carters; or 
In or about coal-mines in the South Coast District, and in or 
about the Sydney Harbout Colliery Limited. 


we POE 





ice-cream carters, tip:carters, timber carters, brick, tile, ands, 


Stanley Llewellyn Cole, Arbi- 


tration-street, Sydney. 








W. Baldwin, 








Exoployees. 


James Peter Franki, Mort’s| William Stacey, 


street, Balmain. 


Sydney. 


Trades 


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CARTERS, &c: (NEWCASTLE) BOARD. 
Chairman :—G. C. App1son, Esquire, Queen’s-square, Sydney. 
All drivers an loaders: of trollys, drays, and carts, carters, tip-carters| John Pitts, BINGE Carrier, 


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George Thompson, id Robert- 


(other than those engaged on railway, tramway, road construction,| Newcastle. wer. street, Wickham. . 
water conservation, irrigation, and harbour and reclamation construe-|; W. — E. Bone. “Master John Bisby, Parry-street, 
tion works), brick, tile, and pottery carters, timber and wood and coal}, Carrier, Newcastle. _ Hamilton. “ 


carters, and motor-waggon and tip motor-waggon drivers, brakesmen| 
or extra hands, trace boys, sanitary, garbage and scavenging 
Jabourers, and all grooms, stablemen, and yardmen employed in’ 
connection with any of the above, within the area included within 
a circle having a radius of 15 miles round the Post Office of the city | i 
of Newcastle ; ‘ Z | ; 
Excepting all employees of— 
The Railway Commissioners for New South Wales ; t 
The Hunter District Water Supply and Sewerage Board; 
The Board of Fire Commissioners of New South Wales; 5 5 ; 
Shires or Municipal Councils ; 
The City of Newcastle Gas and Coke Company Limited; 
The Sulphide Corporation, Limited, at Cockle Creek; 
Proprietors of breweries, malt houses, and distilleries, aerated 
waters and beverages factories ; 
And excepting employees — 
In or about coal-mines; 
At the works of J..and A. Brown, at Hexham; or in 
Butchers’ shops, meat factories, meat-preserving Ore and: 
slaughter-houses: and 
All carters employed by retail grocers; | 
All bread-carters and Pay o carters; and : 
Milk and ice carters. 








STOREMEN AND PACKERS (NEWCASTLE) BOARD. 
Chairman :—G. C. Appison, Esquire, Queen’s-square, Sydney. 
All storemen and packers Te gloe within a radius of ten miles round the| H. Ireland, Church-street,| T. R. Musgrave, 90 Bruce- 


Post and Telegraph Office, Newcastle, and al! storemen and packers} Newcastle. Street, Cook’s Hill, New- 
(other Shan those in retail establishments) in the towns of East and} ; castle. 
West Maitland; Biss 


Excepting in both areas those in— 

Wholesale. Drug Warehouses, and those in the Wool and 
Produce Stores of Dalgety & Co., Ltd., and of ‘Gibbs, 
Bright & Co., at Newcastle. ¥ 

And excepting also— 
The City of Newcastle Gas and Coke Company Limited. 


STOREMEN AND PACKERS, NOT ELSEWHERE INCLUDED (STATE) BOARD, 
: Chairman ;—G. C, Appisox, Esquire, Queen’s-square, Sydney. 
Storemea and packers, other than those mentioned in the Storemen| L. V. G. Oswald, Oswald’s, J. Holley, Trades Hall, Sydney- 
and Packers (Newcastle) Board ; Storemen and Packers, Produce, Bond, Kent-street, Sydney. | 
&c., Stores (State) Board; Sorembn saad Packers, Retail Stores A. E. Hough, cere 8, Miller's T. A. Williams, Beaconsfield- 
(Country) Board; Storemen and Packers, Retail Stores (Cumber-| Point. : parade, Lindfield. 
land) Board; Storemen and Packers, Wharf Stores (State) Board ;| | 
Storemen and Packers, Wholesale Drug Stores (State) Board: 
Storemen and -Packers, Wholesale Grocery, &c., Stores (State) 
Board; Storemen and Packers, Wholesale Hardware Stores (State) 
Board; Storemen and Packers, Wholesale Oil and Colour Stores 
(State) Board; Storemen and Packers, Wholesale Softgoods, &c. 
Stores (State), Board; Storemen and Packers, Wool, &c., Stores, j 
(State) Board, in the State, excluding the county of Yancowinna; 4 . 
Excepting employees of— 
The Australian Gas Light Company ; : 
The North Shore Gas Company Limited; and — Z Se 
The Manly Gas Company Limited. 

















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| Land and Income Tax Assessment Act, 1895—Pay- 
Froslamations des vee ees 0481 ment of Land Tax for 1922 , a is .. 5490 
Local Government Act, 1919-—Notices under .., ... 6482 | Real Property Act—Notice under. ik . 0490 
Appointment of Royal Commission Bas we -. 5483 | Unclaimed’Property—Police Sale—Notice under... 5491 
Appointments. &c. ... xe tes — ee .» 9483 | Marriage Act, 1899—Notice under aan wt ‘yr. O49) 

’ Government Notices oe ste Me oe 22° 6484 Notice to-Lay Service Pipes, &c... a mats ‘ee D491 ; 
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Seizure of Stock at Ballina. die ae «se 5487.) Quarterly Licensing Courts. ey se oe ... 5494 
Forestry Act—Notice under ei ne se .. 8487 | Oyster Culture Leases ea Ay eae ene .. =9495 
Acts of Parliament assented to ... -- 4187 | Mines Department Notices mea, fawn tee vee 8498 
Government Railways and Tramways—Noticest under. -» 488 | Lands Department Notices seu hy eae toe see 5503 ‘ 
Cattle-slaughtering and Diseased a ag Act— Private Advertisements ... oan fue oo ver OO4L 

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UNDER THE “ PUBLIC SERVIC 
ACT, 1902.” 


Bont SOAS APPOINTMENTS, 
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION. 


HIS Excellency the Governor and the Executive Coun- 
cil have approved of the persons named in the ac- 
companying schedule being appointed as Advisory 
Committees in connection with Supplementary Trade 
and Higher Technical Education, such appointments 
to be for a period of two years, from 1st February, 
1922, ; 


SPECIAL GAZETTD 





ALBERT BRUNTNELE, 

ADVISORY COMMITTEES IN CONNECTION WITH 
SUPPLEMENTARY TRADE AND HIGHER 
TECHNICAL EDUCATION, 


‘APPLIED ART. : =H 


Messrs. J. D. Moore, A.1.A., A,R:1.B,A,7 W. Lister 
Lister, Julian R. Ashton, W. J. Priod, G. W. 
Sherar, H. Woods, A. D. Rowe, W. P. MacIntosh, 
D. H. Souter, John Shorter, George Rose, B. O, 
Jones. iia 

te ARCHITECTURE (DIPLOMA COURSE), 

Messrs. G, H. Godsell, B. J. Waterhouse, R. Keith 
Harris, J. D.. Moore, A,1.A4.,-A.R.I.B.A.; 8S. M. Mould, 
F.LA., A.R.I.B.A.; J. L. Berry, C. Greenwell, A.T.A., 
A.R.LB.A.; Gorrie M, Blair, J. Sulman,, F.RLB,A, 


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FRIDAY, 6 OCTOBER. 


Megsts, 


- Messrs, 


(1922. 


BAKING AND PASTRY-COOKING. 


So -Buniter, 4h) Reed, J. ovo freenian, “Cy Dp: 
Maclean, C. MeCloskey, H. McDonald, F. Landon, 
R.'D. Robinson, J.T. Austin, 1. A. Ireland. 


BooT AND SHoe ALANUFACTURE, 


, Messt's.. R. S. Briee, J, ‘Hogan, W. 'O’Connor;- I. ‘W, 
Hosvitt, B. Harris, J. Leslie. 
BUILDING. 


J. Macerall, W, Potter, Fred Ridge, A. <A. 
Melville, P. Verdich, T. Fox, J. Perrott, MH. H. 
Buchanan, J. M. Pringle, W. G. Partridge, A. W. 
Anderson, F.I.A., A. M. Sommerville, S. Gibson, 
“A. C, Saxton, BE. Evans, M. Cooperday. 


CWEMISTRY. 
Thomas Cooksey, .F.1L.C., B.Se., Ph.D.‘ . Mr. H. 
Williams, A.I.C.; Dr. John Elliott, Professor C. E. 
Fawsitt, D.Se.. Ph.D.; Messrs, H. G. Smith, F.LC,, 
F.C.S.; H. Tindale, R, H, Walton, S. Radcliff, S. 1. 
Sibley. — 
. RoAp CARRIAGE BUILDING, 


Messrs. P. Burrill, W. H. Peters, H. A. Sweeny, EF. 


Hooker, A. Hardy,’O. Neilson, J. Knightley, T. 
Hogan, P. B. Hamilton. 


DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY. 


Mrs. F. Stewart, Miss J, Chalmers, Mis. Is, 
Mrs, B.. Planagan, 


Dwyer, 


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HWLEcTRICAL, | 


Messrs. J. Lovell, G. Orchard, F. P. Dudman, D. E, 
Black, J. H, Mostyn, Dr. J, P...V. Madsen; B.E., 
Messrs. A. Maughan, J. D. Handley, A. Waddell, 
O. W. Brain, W. H. Myers, M, J. Lacey; H. R. 


Forbes Mackay, A. L. Warburton, F. TS. O’Don- ’ 


nell, J. HE. Donoghue, M.1.B.E. 
EINGINEERING, 
Professor Sir Henry Barraclough, B.E., M.M.E., K.B.E. 3 
Messrs. G. A. Julius, B.Sc; M.I.Mech.H., M.E.; 
A. C. Mathews, J. W. Tait, P. L: Jones, J. Mor- 
rison, KH. FE. Lucy, M.I. Mech. 9., A. 
J. Nimmo, Commander G. Starr, Messrs. J. Payne, 


T. H. Houghton, M.1.C.8., J. K.C, Sands, J. EB. 


Yilley, P. J. Taylor, 
Post OFFICE—MECHANICAL WORK. 


Messrs. E. C. Kraegen, J..M. Crawford, J. P.McGlinn, 
G, Herbert, R. J.Darton, A. J, MeGrath, H.°D, 
Thomson, F. T. O'Hara, W. Settle, 

METROPOLITAN PRINTING TRADES. 


Messrs. H. L. Atkinson, FE. Kiely, C. Mather, E. Wilson, 
Kk. C. Chapman, EH. C, Magrath, W. Bernie, A. 
Barker. 

GENERAL PRINTING TRADES, 


Messrs. E. C. Chapman, A, Barker, W. Beérnie, EB. C. 
Magrath, R. J. Baker, ‘The Hon. G. H. Varley, 
M.L.C., Messrs. H. bL. Atkinson, E. Wilson, C. 
Mather, WH. Kiely, M. West, BE. R. Morris, F. E. 
Winston, G. F. Manuel, C. W. Lander. 


PLUMBING. 


Messrs. F. VY. Stepheson, J. Macleay, J. Duncan, W. G. 
Geikie, J. B, Wood, W. D, Lawson, 
SHEEP: AND Woot.’ 
Messrs. H. F. Marr, Anthony Hordern, D, Macfarlane, 
J. Me Kinney, A. J. H. Marshall, Harry Austin: 
W. Marsden, W. W. Lyon, Duncan Carson, John 
Mackay. 


SANITATION AND HEALTH COURSES, 


Dr. Robert Dick, M.B.,.Ch.M.7 D.P.H.: Mr. W. G. 
Geikie, Dr: J. 8. Purdy, M.D., D.P.H.; Messrs. : 


G. K. Thorpe, B.A., V.S.;. John M. Davidson, 
B.V.Se.; 'S. T. De Symons, M.R.C.V.S/;. J. N: 
MacTaggart, M.H.; S. M. Mould, F.1.A.; Dr. Donald 
Luker, M.B., Ch. M.; Messrs. ©. T. Trickett, TI. 'T. 
Waugh. 

SHIPBUILDING. 


Messrs. James Montgomery, J. H. Lee, A. GC. Waters, 


William Drake, J, P. Franki, M.I.Mech.E.; K. 8.” 


«Sinclair, Walter Reeks, 
TAILORS’ CUTTING. 
Messrs. Hdward Nathan, J. B. Crombie, F. Howes, E. 
Howes, Reginald Gibson, Sydney Lipman, William 
_ Basquil, W. H. Elliott, M. H. White. 
TANNING AND LEATHER DRESSING. 


Messrs. A. Bayley, G. F. Bailey, J. Cuttle, G. Chapple, 
W, left, E. L. Swinbourne, W. T. Smedley. 





DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint 


Mr. Sidney Ernest Beaver, Relieving Clerk of Petty 
Sessions, to act as Clerk of Petty Sessions, Goul- 
burn, during the absence of Mr. L. A. McDougall, 
on leave,—from 2nd. October, 1922; also to act as 
District Registrar in Bankruptcy, at Goulburn (to 
act only at such times as the Police Magistrate is 

- unable to perform the duty), Registrar of, Births, 
Deaths, and Marriages for the District of Goul- 
burn, and Assistant Registrar for the Districts of 
Argyle, Braidwood, and Queanbeyan, at Goul- 
burn, and Registrar of the Court of Review at 
that place under the Land and Income Tax Assess- 
ment Act, 1895, and Regulations thereunder,— 
from the same date. 

Mr. Albert George Morgan, Relieying Assistant Clerk 
of Petty Sessions, to act as Clerk of Petty Ses- 
sions, Katoomba, during the absence of Mr. ©. E. 
Foster, on leave,—from 26th September, 1922; 
also to act as District Registrar in Bankruptcy, 
at. Katoomba (to act only at such times as the 
Police Magistrate is unable to perform the duty), 
and Assistant Registrar of Births, Deaths, and 
Marriages for the District of Hartley, at 
_Katoomba,—from the same date. 


THOS, J. LEY. 


Armstrong, - 





APPOINTMENTS ON PROBATION. 


HIS Excellency thé Governor, with the advice of the 
‘Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to appoint 


Mr. Gilbert Anthony Cooke to be Clerk, on probation 
for a period of six months, Ministerial Office,— 


from: Ist September, 1922. 
Thpaes T, R. BAVIN, 


DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has approved of the following 
appointments :— : 


Mr.’ Edward “Michael Smith, to be Teacher of Art, 
Grade IV, Wast Sydney, Technical Hducation 
Branch, Department of Public Instruction, on pro- 
bation for six months... ye 

Mr. Thomas Owen Arthur McLaughlin, Junior Clerk, 

. on probation, Sydney Technical College, to be 
Junior Clerk, on probation, Department of Public 
Instruction. s 

ALBERT BRUNTNELL. 


DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has approved of the 
_ appointments, on probation for six months, of 


Mr. William Alfred Alexander Harn Moody, as Cadet 
Draftsman, Department of »Public Works,—such 
appointment to take effect from 1st September, 
1922, Ac 

Mr. Charles William Thule Perry, as Junior Clerk, 
Department of Public Works,—such appointment 
to take effect from Ist September, 1922. 

Miss Annie McDonagh, as Shorthand-writer and 
Typist, Department of Public Works,—such ap- 
pointment to take effect from 1st September, 


1922.” : 
“R. T. BALL. — 





ALTERATION IN DESIGNATION. 
OEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE, 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has been pleased to approve 
of the designation of . 


Mr. William Thomas White being altered from Clerk 
to Chief Clerk; District Court Office, Sydney,— 
from 1st September, 1922. 
dts T. R..BAVIN: 


RETIREMENTS. 
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of: the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to approve of the 


retirement, under section 66 of the Public Service Act, 
1902, of ; 


Mr. Harold Arthur Bloomfield, Supervising Engineer, 
Department of Public Works. Service expired on 
2nd September, 1922. 

[Papers QO. 1922-3,801] 


Mr. Herbert Edward Roseby, Clerk, Department of 
Public Works. Service will expire on 22nd Octo- 
ber, 1922. rk 

[Papers O. 1922-3350] 





HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to approve of the 
retirement, under section 63 of the Public Service Act, 
1902, of : 
Mr. Alfred Edward Bracken, Architectural Drafts- 
man, Department of Public Works. Service will 
expire on 27th October, 1922. Sarak 
[Papers O. 1922-3,802]. fF a 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to approve of the 
retirement, under section 67 of the Public Service Act, 
1902, of ea ear ay A 
Captain Richard Woodger Barton, Dredge Service, 
Department of Public Works—seryice will expire 

on 38rd November, 1922. 


| [Papers 0, 1922-3,800] R. T. BALL. 


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DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE, 


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His Pxcellency the Governor: 


AT 9G ar 
Ce eet - DEPARTMENT (Of EDUCATION. 


ce retirement from the Seryice, in terms of section 
6@ of the Public Service Act, 1902, of 


Mrs. Eliza Rooney, Assistant Teacher, Public School, 
iy Last day \" 


Suspension Bridge. is hereby notified. 
of service. 3lst July, 1922. 


ALBERT BRUNTNELL. 


RESIGNATION S. 
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION. 








and the 

Council have aproved of the resignation of 

Mr. Robert A. Calder, Dental Officer, Medical Branch, 
Department of Public Instruction, being accepted— 
last day of service to be 27th September, 1922. 


ALBERT BRUNTNELL. 


DEPARTMENS OF LANDS. 

HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to accept the 
resignations of the following officers of this Depart- 
ment ; ata 


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Eric Thomas Brooks : Gilbert, of his position of 


Mr. 
Clerk, Crown Lands Office, ‘Coonabarabran,—to 
take effect from noon on 4th August, 1922, the 
last day of service (Minl. 1922-5 612) : and 

Mr. Percival Stretton Gabriel Anderson, of: his 


position of Junior Clerk, Head Office, to take 
effect from the 14th September, 1922, the last day 
- of service (Minl. 1922-5,613). 





Returned Soldiers’ Settlement Branch. 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
BHxecutive Council, has approved of the acceptance of 
_ the resignation of 
Mr, Frederick Joseph Docker, “Aceousitant, Tteturned 
Soldiers’ Settlement Brae Department of Lands 
—to take effect from 22nd September, 1922. 


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THE Public Service Board honebs notify that. the 
classification of Mr. Henry Rogers, Inspector, Re- 
turned Soldiers’ Settlement Branch, Department of 
Lands, is altered from the Clerical to the Professional 


Division. ,—to take effect from 7th July, 1921. 
J. S. MARKS, 
Chairman. Members of the 


J. UL. WILLIAMS, 


) Public Service Board. © 
W. Dz. LOVERIDGH, 





ay ‘TERMINATION OF SERVICES. 
DEPARTMENT, OF EDUCATION. 
THE termination of the services of 


_ Mr. and Mrs. Lennon, Officer-in-Charge and ‘Mother 
respectively, No. 9 Home, Mittagong, is hereby 
notified. Last day of service, 26th October, 1922. 


ALBERT BRUNTNELL. 





_ DISMISSAL, . 
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION. 


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‘HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 


Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has approved of 


Mr. Stanley Herbert Melvin, Assistant Teacher, Pub- 
lic School, Parramatta, being summarily dismissed 
from the Public Service, in terms of section 61 (1) 
of the Public Service Act, 1902. Last day of ser- 


vice, 30th June, 1922. 
ALBERT ade oer am 





PUBLIC SERVICE NOTICES. 
PPLICATIONS, which must be made on the 


proper printed forms, will be received till not - 
later than 16th October, 1922, from men and women 


desirous of being trained for the, position of Teacher 
of Small Country Schools, or of Assistant in Country 
Schools, or of Junior ‘Teacher. 

The course of training will begin in February, 1923, 
and extend over a period of twelve months at the 


se epenchers: Training College (Hereford House). 


In awarding Scholarships preference will be given, 
in the following order, to candidates holding the 
| thdermentone qualifications ; — eh, 


sf 8, proving er Meco hh 





umes 


Executive’ 





587. 





, (2) Intermediate Certificate, together with a Cer- 

tificate from the Principal Teacher that the. 
9 . third year High School course has been satis- 
factorily completed after passing the Luter. 1 
' mediate Examination, | 

(3) Intermediate Certificate, with satisfactory 
passes in English. Mathematics, Geography,’ 
or History, and one other subject, or 2 pass 
at the Special Entrance Examination to be 
held on the 8th and 9th November, 1922, the 
candidates from these ‘three sources being 

- placed in order of. merit, 


A quota of 15 per cent. of the sphiolaruuite ail be’ 
made available to applicants who take the Special 
Entrance Examination and show a satisfactory stand: 
ard of qualifications. 

The Special Entrance Fea minadicn will be held on 
Wednesday and Thursday, 8th and 9th November; 
1922, at Sydney and various country centres, Appli- 
cants must be unmarried, and be between the’ ages of 
16 and 35 years. 

The subjects of examination are as follows: —Eneglish’ 
(including Dictation), Arithmetic, Geography or His- 
tory, and one or more of the following, subjects : — 
Algebra, Geometry, Drawing. 

During the period of training, : hols Tarecins, will be. 
made available to the value of. £30. per annum, and 
an additional grant of £20 will be made to scholar- 
ship holders who have to board away from home. 
After twelve months training, candidates ‘under the 
age of 21 years who have satisfied ‘all’ necessary’ con- 
ditions will be appointed as, Junior Teachers‘ to such | 
positions as may be vacant, and will be paid’ at the 
rates provided by Regulation, namely : — 

If employed as Assistant— 


Age. Men. Women. 
£ £82, dy. 
Viet able hosts: vote iat 104 (0 Bia 8 Baa ae 
Be Nig A te en a ene 117 97 10 0 
BIR SeAe HE 7 Rome amma 143 W700 
DO elce ene ais = scawete 169 126 10 0 
If employed as Teacher-in-Charge of Schoul— 
Age. Men. Women, 
£ r myiesy, ses 
1 aE es aad 6 156 130 0° 0 
PG eriheuen higieesceseesee 169 136 10 0 
1 ees tale Sieg pie via San eta - 195 .156,-.0 0 
PAD OIL se tealgameaste 221 : 175.10. 0 


Any Junior Teacher appointed away from.home will 
be patd a minimum salary of £119, employed either as 
an Assistant or Veacher-in- Charge. 

anaaly Teachers will be paid at the following rates, 

Z. 

a ore as Assistant—Men, £208: Women, | 

If employed as Teacher-in- Charge-uMen. £221; 
Women, £175 10s. 

And thereafter at rates prescribed by Regulation 
No, 336. 

The above rates do not include recent Board of 
Trade award. ; 


At the expiration of the period of training, candi-, 


- dates will be afforded an opportunity, by examina- 


tion, of obtaining a provisional classification of either 
3A or 3B, which will be awarded as from the Ist day 
of January following upon the completion of two years’ 
service after training, subject to the character of their 
service proving satisfactory, and to their having at- 
tained the age of 21 years. 

Candidates will be required to sign a guarantee as 
to service in any part of the State, and will also he 
subject to the provisions of Regulation 72 under the 
Public Instruction Act of 1880, in regard to refund 
of training allowance. 

Application forms may be obtained at this Office, or 
from Inspectors of Schools in Country Districts. 


By order of the Board, 


T. S. CHAMPION, 
Secretary. 





Examinations will be held at the following eentres: —_ 


Albury Forbes Newcastle 
Armidale Goulburn Parramatta 
Bathurst _ Grafton Sydney 
Bega ‘Hay (or Narran- Tamworth 
Blackheath - dera) Taree f 
Braidwood Inverell Wagga Wagga 
East Maitland Kempsey Yasa.> Jie 
Rroken Hill Lismore Young 
Campbelltown Mudgee Wellington 
Casino Muswellbrook Wollongong 
Dubbo Narrabri ata 





«PUBLIC. SERVICE NOTICE. 


THE Public’ Service Board hereby notify that, cop- 
currently with the Leaving Certificate Examination, 


Competitive Examinations of Candidates for admis-. 


sion. to the Public Service of the State as Cadet 
Architectural Draftsman (male), Professional Divi- 
sion, and as Junior Clerks (male and female), Clerical 
Division, will be held in Sydney and at various country 
cenites on the 18th November, 1922, and following 
days. 


Candidates must not be less than 15, nor. more than 
21 years of age on the first day of examination : Pro- 
vided that successful male candidates will be ineligible 
for permanent appointment until they have reached 
the age of 16 years, and successful female candidates 
until they reach the age of 17 years. They must be of 
good character and in sound health. 


The subjects in, which candidates will be examined 
are prescribed in Regulations 105 (c), 106, and .109. 
and the standard will, ks: that of the Leaving Certifi- 
cate. 


Applications to attend the ean. must be 
made on forms for the purpose, which can be obtained 
at the office of the Board, 39 ‘Hunter -street, Sydney, 
and must reach the undersigned not later than the 
1€th October, 1922. 


‘andidates who are successful in the competition 
will be appointed on probation as vacancies occur, at 
a commencing salary as follows :—Cadet Architectural 
Draftsman and Junior Clerks (male), £92 to £125 per 
annum, according to age; Junior Clerks (female), 25y 
to £116 per annum, according to age. At the expira- 
tion of twelve months, if satisfactory, they will be 
confirmed in’ their appointments, and thereafter will 
be eligible to receive increments in accordance with 
the Regulations, subject to varfation as may be made 
by award of the Industria] Arbitration Court, or 
determination of the Board, subject to (a) satisfactory 
service, (6) satisfying grade test requirements, and 
(c) the necessary funds being voted by Parliament. 


On attaining the age of 21 years male officers will 
be entitled to receive £204 per annum and females 
£151 per annum. 


All candidates will be required to pay a fee of 5s. 
for each examination, The fee must be lodged with a 
Clerk of Petty Sessions or the Treasury, and_ the 
receipt therefor forwarded to the Seeretary of the 
Board with the form of application, 


The Regulations regarding the examination, and 
copies of the papers set at previous examinations, cal 
be obtained at the Government Printing Office and the 
principal booksellers. 


By order . the Board, 


T, S, CHAMPION, 
Secreta ry. 


La Maa A Nie) Lela a Soa iy oy 
fad 2 Co he ae ee 








THE Public Service Board hereby. notify that, con- 


currently with the Intermediate Certificate Hxamina- 


tion, a competitive examination of candidates for | 
admission to the Clerical Division of the Public Service 
of the State will be held in Sydney and at various 
‘country centres, which will be fixed, as far as possible, 
to suit the convenience otf - candidates, on the 27th 
November, 1922, and following days. 


" Candidates must be not less than 15 nor more than 
21 years of age on the first day of examination. Pro- 
vided that successful male candidates will be ineli- 
gible for permanent appointment antil they have 
reached 16 years of age; while girls will be ineligible 
for employment. till they. have reached the age of 
17 years. They must be of good character and in 
sound health, ; 


The subjects in which candidates will be examined 
are prescribed in Regulation 105, and the standard 
will be that of the Intermediate Cer tificate. 9 


Application to attend the examination must he 
made on a form for the purpose, which can be ob-. 
tained at the Office of the Board, 39 Hunter-street. 
Svdnev, and must reach the undersigned. not later | 
than the 30th October, 1922. ; 


Successful male candidates will be appointed, on 
probation, as vacancies occur, at a commencing salary 
of £84 to £107 per annum, according to age. At the 
expiration of twelve months, if-satistactory, they will 
be confirmed in their appointments, and thereafter 
will be eligible to receive annual increments in accord- 
ance with “the Regulations (non adult service) and the 
Award of the Industrial Arbitration Court (adult 
page subject to (a) satisfactory service, (b) satis- 

ying orade test requirements, and (c) the necessary 
Ade ‘being voted by Parliament. Successful candi- 
dates already employed in the General Division of 
the Service, who may be in receipt of higher salaries 
than those provided for Clerical Division Officers of 
their age, will be appointed at such salaries as the 
Board may determine... Successful female candidates 
will be’ appointed at a commencing salary of £74 to 
£94 per annum, according to age, ‘and: subject to the 
conditions abovementioned will be eligible for annual 
increments in accordance with Reeulations (non 
adult service) and the Award of the Industrial Arbi-— 
tration Court (aduit service). On attaining ‘the age 
of 21 years male officers will be entitled to receive 
£204 per annum and females £151 per annum. 

All candidates will be required to pay an examina. 
tion fee of 5s. ‘The fee must be lodged with a Clerk 
of Petty Sessions or the Treasury, not with the Board 
direct, and the receipt therefor forwarded t6 the 
Seer: etary of the Board with the form of application. 

The Regulations regarding the examination, and 
copies of. the papers set on previous oceasions, ean 
be obtained at the Government Printing | Office and 
the principal booksellers, 


By order of the Board, _ 


zr, 8, CHAMPION, 
Secr otary, 





SYDNEY : . 
Printed and publishel hy Jomy Seanecr, Acting Govcrument Printer, Phillip-street, 6th October, 1922, 


iD rise Cdk 




















| Gobernment 























OF THE STATE OF 


NEW SOUTH WALES. 


PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY. 


t 


BRRCISTORED 2M THE GENERAL POST OFFIOR, SYDNEY, FOR TRANSMISSION BY POSD ABA NAWSPADEE: B 








No. 146.] 





FRIDAY, 138 OCTOBER. 


(1922, 





PROULAMATION—FORESTRY ACT, 1916. 


(.8.) 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Sovernor. 
Sir Watter Epwarp Davipson, the Governor of 


the State of New South Wales and its Dependencies, | 


in the Commonwealth of Australia, in pursuance of 
the provisions of the Forestry Act, 1916, and with 
the advice of the Executive Council, do, by this my 


Proclamation, declare that the lands described in the 


Schedule hereto are dedicated as State forests. 


THe SCHEDULE. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
-Lanp Disrricr oF BELLINGEN; BELLINGEN SHIRE; 
Forestry Districr or UrunGa. 

Little Newry State Forest No. 554 (No. 1 Extension). 

All that area or tract of country comprising part of 
the parish of Newry, county of Raleigh, in the State 
of New South Wales, embracing an area of 100 acres, 
more or less, being the Crown Lands within the fol- 
lowing boundaries: Commencing at the south-western 
corner of portion 178, parish of Newry, county 
Raleigh; and bounded thence by a line westerly to 
the south-eastern corner of an area of about 73 acres 
set apart for additional holdings at 18s, 4d. per acre, 





notified 20th August, 1920; by south-eastern bounda-’ 


ries of that area, and of portion 176 generally north- 
easterly to a point west of the south-western corner of 
portion 181; by a line easterly to that corner; by a 


southern boundary of that portion easterly; and_by a 


_ line easterly to a western boundary of Little Newry 


State Forest No. 554, dedicated 28th September, 
1917; by boundaries of that State Forest southerly 


ee south-westerly to a northern boundary of portion ; 


8 firstmentioned : and by part of a northern and the 
north-western boundary of that portion westerly and 
south-westerly, to the point ef commencement, 

{F. 1922-815] Le 


tie | 





EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or GRAFTON; Dorrico SHIRE; Forestry 
District of URuNGA. 


Kangaroo Oreek State Forest No, 21 (No. 7 
Extension). 


All that area or tract of country comprising part of 
the parish of Gundar, county of Fitzroy, in the State 
of New South Wales, embracing. an area of 400 acres, 
more or less, being the Crown Lands within the fol- 
lowing boundaries; Commencing at the western cor- 
ner of portion 15, parish of Gundar, on the right 
bank of Mole Creek; and bounded thence by that 
bank of that creek downwards generally north- 
westerly to the south-eastern corner of portion 57, 
parish of Towallum, forming part of Kangaroo Creek 
State Forest No, 21, dedicated 17th December, 1913: 
by a south-eastern, a north-eastern, and south- 
western boundaries of that State Forest; and by 
south-western boundaries of Kangaroo Creek State 
Forest No. 21 (No. 6 Extension), dedicated 7th July, 
1922, north-easterly, north-westerly, and south-east- 
erly to the north-western boundary of portion 10 first- 
mentioned: and by part of that boundary south- 
westerly, to the point of commencement; but exclu- 
sive of a road 100 links wide along the existing track 
through the area shown by brown broken lines, and 
of a strip 100 links wide, including the pipe line and 
the Railway Commissioners’ reservoir and pumping 
station, and shown by brown tint on parish lithograph 
marked M with papers. 

[F. 1922-2,028] 

Signed and sealed at Sydney, this twenty-first day 
af September, 1922. 

By His Excellency’s Command, 
FRANK A. CHAFFEY. 


[548] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


5560 





REVOCATION OF 


AOT, 1916. 


(L.8.) 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 


AW eo EREAS in pursuance of the provisions of see- 
tion I9 of the Forestry Act, 1916, resolutions 
have been passed by both Houses of Parliament that 
the proposal to revoke the dedications of the herein- 
after described lands as State Forests be carried ont: 
» Now, I, Sir Watrer EpwArp Davipson, the Governor 
of the State of New South Wales and its Dependen- 
cles, in the Commonwealth of Australia, in pursuance 
of the provisions of the said Act, and with the advice 
of the Executive Council, do hereby revoke the said 
dedications. 





Tur SCHEDULE. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanp District or Brncara; Gwyptr Surre; Forestry 
District or NARRABRI. 


The lands in the parish of Paleroo, county of Mur- 
_ ehison, in the State of New South Wales, containing 
an area of 1,940 acres, more or less, being part of 
Mount Kaputar State Forest No. 20, dedicated 8rd 
December, 1913, included within portions 10, 11, 12, 
and 14 (special leases 08-28, 29 and 30, and 09-3, 14 
' and 23), together with the ineluded reserved roads 
within the portions, and shown on plans M. 2,459, 
2,467, 2,468, and 2,469-1,789, in the Department of 
Lands. 
[F. 1922-136] 
EASTERN DIVISION, 
Lanp District or Carncoar; ABERCROMBIE 
Forrestry Disrricr of ForsEs. — 4 

- The Jands comprising Kempfield State Forest No. 

44, dedicated 10th December, 1913, and No. 1 Exten- 
sion, dedicated 7th December, 1917,. parish of Kemp- 
field, county of Georgiana, containing an area of 
6,420 acres, more or less. ' 


[F. 1921-1,063] 


SHIRE} 


Lanp District or Tarren; Hastgncs Suire; Forestry 


District or TAREL. 


That part of Kew State Forest No, 62, dedicated 
21st January, 1914, parish of Ralfe, county \Mae- 
quaTie, west and south of the spur running north- 
westerly from the north-western corner of portion 68 
to the range forming the boundary between the Land 
Districts of Taree and Port Macquarie, and being the 
area included within blocks A, B, C, D, and E of the 


proposed Crown-lease area referred to in Papers Ms. ‘| 


-21-2,293, and shown by yellow edging on plan cata- 
logued A. 62 in the Forestry Commission. 
[F. 1920-976] 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Land District or Hay; Murrumpiperr SHIRE; 
Forestry District or DENILIQUIN. 


The lands comprising Urong State Forest No. 83, 
dedicated 18th February, 1914, parish of Mufbrugga, 
county of Boyd, and containing an area of 260 acres, 
more or less. 


[F. 1920-1,489] 


Lanp District or CorowA; Corman Srire; Formsrey 
District or WAGGA: WAGGA. 


The lands in the parish of Mulwala, county of 
Denison, embracing an area of 45 acres, more or less, 
within the followmg boundaries: Commencing at the 
north-western corner of portion 219, parish of Mul- 
wala; and bounded thence by lines westerly for 42 
chains, and about 304 degrees for about 50 chains to 
@ south-western side of the 3-chain public road from 
Mulwala to Corowa; and by south-western and south- 
ern sides of that road generally south-easterly, to the 
point of commencement; and being part of Mulwala 
State Forest No. 100 dedicated 18th February, 1914. 


[F, 1920-2,182] . 
EASTERN DIVISION.. 


Lanp District or Baruurst; Operon SHIRB; . 
Mi _ Forestry Disrnicr of Forses. — 


DEDICATIONS—FORESTRY 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 146, 








The lands con pre the whole of Hazclerove State — 


Forest No. 106, dedicated 18th March, 1914, parish of 
Blenheim, county of Westmoreland, and containing 
an area of 745 acres, more or less, 


[F. 1920-2,760} 









CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanp District oF DENILIQUIN ; ‘Morrar-Suire; 
Forestry District or DENILIQUIN. 
The lands comprising the whole of Warbreccan ‘ 
State Forest No. 162, dedicated 2nd March, 1917, 4 
parish of Warbreecan, county of Townsend, embracing ioe 


an area of 170 acres, more or less. 
[. 1921-195] * 


Lanp District or Hay; Winpovran SHIRE; ForEstTRY 
District or DENILIQUIN. 


The lands comprising the whole of Wargan State ~ - 


13 Oct, 192 


i 





_ Forest No. 363, dedicated 23rd February, 1917, parish 


of Euroley, county Townsend, embracing an area of 
1,180 acres, more or less. ; 
[F. 1921-195]: 


CR creisorser = 





ORS ree 


Lanp District or Waces WAeGA; Mrrconeti Sure; 
Forrstry District of WaGca Waacea, 


That part of Berry Jerry State Forest No. 188. 
dedicated 10th February, 1915, in the parish of Mun- * 
dowy, county of Mitchell, within the following boun- 
daries: Commencing at the north-western corner of 
portion 143; and bounded thence by the western and 
southern boundaries of that portion, and the southern 
boundary. of portion 144 southerly and easterly to a 
western boundary of portion 13; by part of that boun- 
dary southerly to a north-eastern side of the public 
road from Gillenbah to Wagga Wagga; by that side 
of that road north-westerly to the south-eastern cor- 
ner of portion 142; by the eastern boundary of that 
portion northerly to the feft bank of Beaver’s Creek ; 
and by that bank,of that creek upwards generally 
south-easterly, to the point of commencement, em- 
bracing an area of 40 acres, more or less. 


{P. 1921-326] 


Lanp District or GRENFELL; WEpDIN SHIRE; 
Forestry DrsTRIot oF Fornes. 


That part of Warraderry State Forest No. 199, 
dedicated 10th February, 1915, in the parish of Biran-. 
gan, county of Forbes, embracing an area of about 40 © 
acres, within the following boundaries: Commencing 
at the south-eastern corner of portion 49, parish of 


“Qome; aud bounded thence by the line of fencing run- 
‘ning southerly to the northern boundary of portion 


58, parish of Biratigan; by part of that boundary of © 
that portion westerly to the south-eastern corner of 
portion 55; by the eastern boundary of that portion 
and its northern prolongation to a southern boundary 
of portion 49, parish of Ooma, first mentioned; and 


by part of that boundary of that portion easterly, to | 


. Fi 


the point of commencement. i 
[ F. 1922-1890] 


Lanp District of WyaLone; Bunn Sire; Forrstry 
District of Forbes. 


That part of Clear Ridge State Forest No. 208, » 
dedicated 20th October, 1916, included with portion 
25, of 7 acres 1 rood 10 perches, parish of Clear Ridge, 
county Gipps, and shown on plan G. 2,998-1,871, in 
the Devartment of Lands. © WF 
[#. 1921-4,415] aa Hla oc 
“Yann District of GREeNrein; Weppin Sure; ‘gy ae : 

Fornatry District of Forses. : 


The lands comprising the whole of Ryall State 
Forest No. 241, of 410 acres, dedicated 3rd November, tog 
1916, parish of Wallah Wallah, counties of Forbes 
and Monteagle. ia 
[F. 1920-1,694] 3 ‘4 ; 
) \ASTERN DIVISION, © Rime ea 
Lanp Districr or Latucow; Biaxtann Sure; . iy 

Forestry District or Forms, 


That part of Hampton State Forest No. 246, dedi- 
cated 10th November, 1916, parish of Bindo, county 
Westmoreland, west of the range forming south-east- - 
ern boundaries of portions 72, 125, 137, and 140, and 
passing through Bindo Trigonometrical Station; and 
thence running generally south-easterly to the 
north-eastern boundary of portion. 121 at 4 point 
about 51 chains easterly in rectangular distance from 
the north-western eorher of the last-mentionéed por- 
tion, and containing an area of 106 acres, more or 
less, and being the areas shown by brown edging on 
plan catalogued A, 246.in the Forestry Commission. 
[F. 1920-3,197] ab , 


ae ae 


ba 


s 









% 


~ 


» 7 a era 


=! ie 


-__- BASTERN AND CENTRAL DIVISIONS. 


ye SR 
, 










ch he a 


rd 


rie 


ROUTE WAL 


. 


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sae tS . : | 6 ‘a 
—Lanp Districts ov Young sand GReENFRLG; Weppin 
AND: «Burracong Surtees; Forestry District oF 


* ORBES, a a ae 7 ms ’ 4 ‘ 
_The lands comprising the whole of Crowther State 

Forest No. 263, of 3,500 acres, more or less, dedicated 
17th November, 1916, parishes of Bendick-Murrell and 


Cudgymaguntry, cotinty Monteagle.. 
000-2,304] | 


Be ORENTRAL DIVISION. 
or Parices ; Goopane Saini; Forestry 
eee F: ISTRICT OF Fornes. 

The lands in the parish of Milpose, county of Cun- 
ningham, containing an area of 195 acres, more or 
less, within the following boundaries: Commencing 


Lanp District 


_ at the south-western eorner of portion 11; and bounded 
thence by a south-western side of the 8-chain public 


road south-westerly to a southern boundary of Blow 
Clear West State Morest, dedicated 2nd March, 1917; 
by boundaries. of that State Forest westerly and 
northerly to the soitherti boundary of portion 10; 
and ‘by part of that boundary and a line easterly, to 
the point of commeiicenient. Again, commencing at 
the south-western corner of portion 26; and bounded 
by a_ north-eastern side. of the public road from 


Trundle to Parkes north-westerly. about‘ 18 chaing to 


the point of intersection with the southern. prolonga- 


tion of the eastern boundary of Blow Cleat West State 


Forest No. 265 (No, 1 Extension), dedicated 12th 
March, 1920, and an eastern boundary of State Forest 
265, dedicated 2nd March, 1917; by that vrolonga- 


_ tion northerly and by boundaries of the State forest 


_ 58 acres’ 3 roods 0 perches,—and shown on 





















< 2 'The part 


Texas, 


easterly and southerly, to the point of commencement; | 


= hewe part of Blow Clear West State Forest afore- 
said. 

[F. 1921-3,014] | 
. EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp District or Taree; Mannine Suan; Forestry 
District or TarEp. 


That part of Lansdowne State Forest No, 291, 
dedicated 20th December, 1918, parish of Lansdowne, 
county Macquarie, included within portion 248, of 

1 on plan cata- 
logued M, 6,606-666, Department of Hands. Bes 
[F’, 1922-601 | 


Lanp District of Grovenstie; Stroup Sxize 5 


, Forestry Districr or Taren. 


That part of Myall River State Forest No, 204, 


_ dedicated 19th January, 1917, parish of Willabah, 


county of Gloucester, within the following houndaries; 
Commencing at a point on the southern boundary of 
portion 73, parish of Willabah, being the north-eastern 
corner of the southern part of Myall River State 
Forest No. 294, No.1 Extension, dedicated 17th 
June, 1921; and bounded thence by the range which 
forms the eastern boundary of that part of that 
extension northerly to a southern corner of the north- 
ern part of that extension, and beirio a south-western 
corner of an area set anart for additional holdings at 
13s. 4d. per acre, notified 24th March, 1922; and by 


a south-western, a western, and a northern boundary 
_ of that area south-easterly, southerly, and westerly, to 


the point of commencement, and containing an area of 
-80 acres, more or les®. 


PES TORR ATE aed a SN oy 


Lanp Distriep or GLovucestEerR; StRoup SHIRE; 
. Forestry Disrricr or TArer. 

of Bullah Delah State Forest No. 296, 
dedicated 29th- December, 
Delah, county Gloucester, containing an area of OL 
acres, more or less, within the following boundaries : 
Commencing at the south-eastern corner of portion 
59, parish of Bullah Delah; and hounded thence by 
part of the eastern boundary Of that portion northerly 
to a north-eastern side of the public road shown on 
plan R. 14,044-1,603 in the Department of Lands: 


_ by the north-eastern sides of that road south-easterly 
_ to the northern boundary cf portion 97; by part’ of 
_ that boundary and its western prolongation to the 
ortion 60; and by part of that | 


eastern boundary of 
boundary and a line 
mencement. _ 


} northerly, to the point of com- 
[F. 1920-3847] 


Lanp Distrrer or InveRetn; AsHrorp SHIRE; 


‘Forestry Districr or Gren INNES. | 
_ The lands comprising Texas State Forest No, 941, 
dedicated 2nd March, 1917, parishos of Bonshaw, 
Hetherington, Goonian, and Ellis, county of 
ATT ST Awe: containing an area of 7,500 acres, more 
OF ISBT es) : é ' t 
~ EF. 1920-1688) 6 9 ; 


4 





GOVERNMENT GAZBTTE, No, 146, 








1916, »varish of Bullah. 





_to that corner. 


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5561 





Lanny District or Gravron; Copmanuurst Surrb; 

Forestry District oy CAsino, 

The part of Mount Dewey State Forest No. 347; 
dedicated 2nd February, 1917, parish of Neville, 
county of Drake, included within portion 31; parish of 
dg and comprising an area of 48 acres, more or 
ess 


[F. 1920.1,253] 
CENTRAL DIVISION, 


Lanp Disrriot or Parkes; Goosang Sarre; Korestity 
Distrior or Duspo. 


_ Phe lands comprjsing the whole of Alectown State 

Forest No. 359, dedicated 28rd Webruary, 1917, pavish 

‘Of Houston, county of Kennedy, containing an area of 

235 acres, more or less, 

LI. 1921-4,068] 
ia EASTERN DIVISION. 


i 
Lanp Districr or Grarron; Dorrico SHIRE; Forrsrry 
Distrier op URUNGA, : 
The lands in the parish of Woogoolga, county of 
Fitzroy, embracing an area of 300 acres, more or less, 
within the following boundaries: Commencing at the 


‘north-western corner of portion 19, parish of Waoo- 


goolga; and bounded thence by part of the westeri 
boundary southerly for about 23 chains to the summit 
of a. vidge; by the summit of that ridge south-westerly 
and north-westerly to Knobby’s Mountain; by another 
spur northerly; and north-casterly, following Barney 
Moss’ road, to the western boundary of portion 81 at 
a point about 40 chains north of the south-western 
corner of the portion; and by part of that boundary 
and a line southerly, to the point of commencement : 
being part of Wedding Bells State Moros No. 360, 
dedicated 9th March, 1917. 

LF. 1922-2287] 

CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanb DisrRicot or NARRANDERA; Carratioos, SHrRu } 
Forestry Disraior or Wacca WagGA, 


_ That part of Mount Binya State Forest Ne. 379, 
dedicated 30th March, 1917, ineluded within the prb- 
lic road-on the southern side of the railway line from 
Griffith to Barellan, and shown on plan R. 14,032- 
1,603 in the Department of Lands, and comprising an 
area of 37 acres, more or less. 


[ f. 1921-2,680] 


Lanp Disrricts or NARRANDBRA AND Hityston; Carra- 
THOOL SHIRE; Forestry Drsrrice or Dextniquin. 


The lands comprising Sims Gap State Forest No. 
373, dedicated 23rd March, 1917, parishes of Coeoparra 
and Sims Gap, county of Codper, and parish of 
Melbergen South, county of Nicholson, and comprising 
an area of 6,440 aeres, more or legs. 

LF. 1921-919} 


LAND Disrricy or Dunitiguin; Waxoon Ske; 
Forestry Districr or Dentiiiquin, 


The part of Koondrook State Forest No. 625, 
dedicated 18th January, 1918, included within por- 
tion 81, parish of Barham, county of Wakool, and 
shown on plan catalogued W. 2,598-1,917 in the 
Department of Lands, containing an area of 8] acres, 
more or less. 

[F. 1920-426] 


Lanp District or Narranppra; Yanxo Sure; 
Forrstry. District of WAGGA WAGGA. 


The parts of Mejum State Forest No, 378; dedicated 
27th April, 1917, parishes of Wammera and Mejuni, 
county of Cooper, included within the following houn- 
daries: Commencing at the south-eastern corner of 
portion 46, parish of Wammera; and bounded theiace 
by the eastern boundary of that portion and # line 
northerly to a southern boundary of portion 72, parish 
of Bolaro; by parts of a southern and the eastern 
boundary of that portion easterly and northerly to a 
point west of the north-western corner of portion 22, 
parish of Wammera; by the western boundary of that 
portion and part of a western boundary’ of portion 28, 
southerly to a point east of the south-eastern corner 
of portion 46 firstmentioned: and by a line westerly 
Again commencing at the north- 
eastern corner of portion 44, parish of Mejum; and 
bounded thence by a four-wire and hetting fence run- . 
ning generally south-gasterly to a western boundary | 
af portion 6. parish of Wammera, at a point about 
§ chains north of its south-western corner; by part of 
that boundary of that portion and a line southerly ta 
the northern boundary of portion 2, parish of Mejum; 
by part of that. boundary and the south-western boun- 
dary of that portion, and by part of the northern 
boundary of T.S. and C.R. 45,667, notified 3l1st_ 


= et 3 Ee ‘ Po tel 
Pel : ’ “ iw. h- id : 
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‘of Wakool, containing an area of 162 acres, more or 


~ Lanp District oF 


‘as shown on plan catalogued B. 3,887-1,806, in the 


PALE ROU. BT) 538k ie a) ee 


si 


; a a te 


5562 





August, 1910, westerly, south-easterly, and westerly to 
a north-eastern boundary of portion 40; by part of 
that boundary, a line, a north-eastern boundary of 
portion 45, the eastern and part of the northern houn- 
dary of portion 30, north-westerly, northerly, and 
westerly to the south-eastern corner of portion 44 
firstmentioned, and by the eastern boundary of that 


‘portion northerly, to the point of commencement; ip 


all containing an 2rea of 421 acres, more or less. 
{ F'. 1922-2,602] 
Lanp DisTRICT oF DENILIQUIN; Wa4KooL SHIRE; . 
Forestry Disrricr oF DENILIQUIN. | 


“The lands comprising Belmore State Forest No, 381, 
dedicated 30th March, 1917, parish of Belmore, county 


less. 
f#. 1922-2,718] 


Lanp District of Hiniston; Buanp SHIRE; Forpsrry 
District or DENILIQUIN. 


The lands comprising Melougel Mountain State 
Forest No. 393, dedicated 5th April, 1917, parish of 


Mologone, county of Dowling, embracing an area of 


5,000:acres, more or less. 
| F..1922-2.718] 


TumparumBpa Norra; KyrAmBa 
Sure; Forestry District or Tumor. 


That part of Murraguldrie State Forest No. 403, 
dedicated 29th June, 1917, parish of Murraguldrie, 
county of Wynyard, embracing an area of 300 acres, 
more or less, included within the following, boun- 
daries: Commencing at the north-eastern corner of 
portion 3, parish of Murraguldrie; and bounded thence 
by lines northerly for 50 chains and westerly to an 
eastern side of the public road from Tumbarumba to 


Humula; by eastern and north-eastern sides of that. 


road southerly and south-easterly to the northern 
boundary of portion 3 aforesaid; and by part of that 
boundary easterly, to the point of commencement, 


fF. 1920-4,940] 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


Porr Macquaniz Lanp District; Hastines SHie; 
Forestry District or TAREE, 


That part of Queen’s Lake State Worest No. 476, 
dedicated 8th June, 1917,. parish of Queen’s | Lake, 
county of Macquarie, containing an area of 450. acres, 
more or less, included within the. following boun- 
daries: Commencing at the south-western corner ‘of 
portion 8, parish of Queen’s Lake; and bounded thence 
by part of the southern’ boundary of that portion 
easterly to a north-eastern corner of the State forest ; 
by an eastern boundary of the State forest southerly, 
and by part of a southern boundary of the State forest 
westerly about 40 chains to the summit of a ridge 
about six chains west of the north-eastern corner of 
portion 11; thence by the summit of that ridge passing 
through the Jolly Trigonometrical Station generally 
northerly and north-easterly, to the point of eom- 
mencement,. : 

PE. 1921-1,345) - 

; CENTRAL DIVISION. 

Lanp Disrricr oF Wacca WaaGea; Kywamea’ SHrrb; 
Forestry Disrricr or Tumut. 

The lands comprising Lower Tarcutta State Feresé 
No. 481, dedicated 22nd June, 1917, parish of Tar- 
cutta, county of Wynyard, and containing an area 


of 1,000 acres, more or less. : 
LF. 1920-4,902] va) a 


Lanp District or Waaésa WaGga; CooLaAMon SuHIRe; 
Forestry District or Waaca WaAcGa. 


That part of Lester State Forest No. 491, dedicated 


8th June, 1917, parish of Coolamon, county of Bourke, - 
’ rr * ) 


included within portion 134 of 5 acres, more or less,-- 


Department of Lands, 
field School. 


and being the ‘site for Lester- 
[ F. .1922-712] 


4 


‘Lanp District or Wacea Wace»; KyramBsa SHIRE; 


Forestry Distrricr or Tumut. 


_The lands comprising Spring Gully State Forest 
No. 493, dedicated [3th July, 1917, parish of Sandy 
Creék, county. of Mitchell, and parish of Woomahri- 


gong, county of Wynyard, embracing an area of 1,309 . 


acres, more or less. 


gree 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, 





L. 


-W. KE. DAVIDSON, . , Bgl Pink EA SU 











Lanp Disrraicr or Wacca Wacea; Mironenn SHIRE; 


Forrstry Disrricr or Wacca Wacea. é 

That part of Kockibitoo State Forest No. 505, dedi- 
cated 29th June, 1917, parish of Kockibitoo, county = = | 
of Bourke, embracing an area of 18 acres; more or _ 
less, included within the following boundaries: Com- _ 
meneing at the south-western corner of portion 37, _ 
parish of Ganmain; and bounded thence by part of — 
the eastern boundary of Kockibitoo State Forest 
southerly to a north-eastern side of the 3-chain public 
road from Narrandera to Wagga Wagga; by north- | 
eastern sides of that road generally north-westerly to ~— 
a point west of the poitit of commencement; and by a 
line easterly to that point. 3 





TE. 1921-2,160) ; 


MS SRA STERN DLVESIOND 4 pues) 
Lanp. District or Wrnpsor; Coro SHIRD; ForESsTRY 
District or WYONG. 
The lands comprising Lockyer State Forest No. 521, 
dedicated 20th July, 1917, and Lockyer State Forest 


‘No. 1 Extension, dedicated, 10th May, 1918, parish 
) of Lockyer, county of N orthumberland, and containing 


an area of 11,540 acres, more or less.. 
[F. 1921-814], mt eee tee 
Signed, sealéd, and delivered at Sydney, this 
twenty-first day of September, 1922, , 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
' FRANK A. CHAFFEY, 


(1167) “GOD SAVE THE KINGt 


— 





PROCLAMATION, 





* « 


SPECIAL DEPOSITS (INDUSTRIAL UNDER- 


TAKINGS) ACTS, 1912-18, 
(L.8.) i ; 5,5 SY 
WE, DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 


; 
Sir Water Epwarp Davinsoy, Knight Com- 
+ (mander of the Most Distinguished Order of _ Laker 
Saint Michael and Saint George, Governor of the aye 
State of New South Wales and its Dependencies, in aes 
the Commonwealth of Australia, in pursuance of the 
power and authority vested in me by section 2a of the - 


~ Special Deposits (Industrial Undertakings) Act, 1912, 


as inserted by section 2 of the Special Deposits (In- + 


dustrial Undertakings) Amendment Act, 1918, hereby 


declare that the provisions of the Act firstly herein- 
before mentioned amended ag aforesaid shall cease to. ies 
apply to the State Bakery as from. 7th September, ~~ 
1922. 7 ea i Be eee 
Signed and sealed at Sydney, this. twenty-second 
day of September, T2203 Soverih) ial eas No 
By His Excelleney’s Command, Seen pet Sh 
ARTHUR A. C. COCKS. - : ae 
GODYSAVIG THE KING 15.0) 2009 Bete te oye 


ais 


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PROCLAMATION, | CY OA ay ay ae 

Smati Depts Recovery Act, 1912; Smatp Desrs pene ge 
Recovery (AMENDMENT) AcT, 1922. ._ os 
(L.8.)— Precis Ek cane Doles oe 





Governor. eS ee BSS pace tee aS 
Sir Water Epwarp Davipson, the Governor of = = | 
> the State of New South Wales and its Depen- 
dencies, in the Commonwealth of Australia, in pursu- 
ancé of the provisions of the Small Debts Recovery = = 
(Amendment) Act, 1922, and with the advice of the 
Executive Council, do, by this my Proclamation, order’ 
that proceedings commenced or had under the Small Eee Deh) 
Debts Recovery Act, 1912, at the Courts of Petty 
Sessions holden at Minmi. Lambton, and Waratah 
may be continued, executed, and enforced against all 
persons liable thereto in the Courts of Petty Sessions 
holden at Wallsend, Wallsend and Plattsburg, and — 
Newcastle respectively. * Cpe PR MSM IT RCI Wh 


Nf 





Sighed and sealed at Sydney, this twelfth day of. Near 
October; 1OQZ Mie ney hee cee ee Dey cutis, 
By His Excellency’s Command, pe Aeon: 
A apie eNOS 53 , LEYS 
[2365]. GOD SAVE THE KING! 








os 
r 


Q pee 








| els en as 
HOLIDAYS Act, 1912. i a 


as 2 


THEATRES AND PUBLIC HALLS ACT, 1908. 






















“PROCLAMATION. PROCLAMATION. 


v3 Ww. E. DAVIDSON, ae i See aga  W.E. DAVIDSON, f PSs 
RRA AOREPROR SS cis pele 3 Governan, A 


T is hereby declared that the provisions of Part IT ny ae 
of the abovementioned Act shall be applied to the yl 
halls specified in the appended Schedule. OS hae 


Signed and sealed at Sydney, this twelfth day of «' ta a: 
October, 1922. - | 
By His Uxcellency’s Command, 

? CHARLES W. 


rad Mis following: dees and dates ira eae appointed 
to be observed as public holidays in - the a 

, hereunder ;— 9°. 

“Ges Monday, 23rd. iors, 1922—Coolamon, 

» Marrar, and Matong Districts. | 

@ Wednesday, 25th October, 1922—Cooma Polico Dis- 

Ti Grits: 

“Thur sday, 26th October, 1929 “Mores. Munteipalisy: 

_ Friday, 27th October, 1922--Lake Cargelligo Distr ict. 


Ganmain - 


OAT. ES. 

















































_ Oyster Lease No. 4,894 to the northern extremity of | 


Saturday, 28th. October, 1922—Cumborah District. 





HE Peudbsadiion dated: the 8th Daly, 1920 (pub- 
lished in Government Gazette No. 134 of 16th 


_ such meshing-net in such waters by any process other 


than “pullringing” and idee tripe.” 


Sy ames ai Locarrey SCHEDULE. | 
of Yamba A end 


pe "easterly from the south-eastern point . of entrange to , 


. Palmer’s Channel across the waters of Wooleweyah 
"Estuary to the north-western corner of the Commer- 


Cua vat Banking Company’ s of Sydney Limited portion 
_ No. 76 of 415 acres ex. 


Yamba and lines (at the confluence of the Lake 
Channel and Clarence River) drawn south-easterly 
from the north-western corner of G. and R. Marshall’s 


Ounougoman or Sleeper Island thence along the 


north-eastern shore of that island to its easternmost — 
ye Srey and thence south-east to the ppGsite bank. 


- Desorrrive SCHEDULE. — * 


“Total eae of net not exceeding 400° denote, 
Mesh of. three-fourths. of any Jengeh: of net. in use 


i _not less than three inches. 
Mesh of remaining Petrabh of ‘any seh, net in use| 


“nob less than two and a half inches. 
Signed, ‘and sealed at, Sydney ‘ 
2 , 192 arta 


Say, vi NE, 


phe cach 


By His » Baca" 8 Cops 







































road in the parish -of 


“dexy y of. 





_ Thursday, 2nd November, 1922—-Glen Innes. Munici- SonEepuLR. 
Sy palibye” 2. Locality. Name of Hall. 
Widest Bra November, 1922 Glen Innes:  Muntei2 Babee Unity Hall 
pality. Bankstown ......0000...0. The Film Hall. 
ae, . se Recenter 1922 -Bateman’ Pe ue eRe Me oe saeenetah ns - +3 Hawslieae Hall. * 
( aiodeay 6th. November, 1992 Gloucester Shire. eee ic UTE: eae PRD Capital Halk 
Z 1% 5 Wednesday 8th. November, 1922 -Tumbarumba_ Shire. ) : SUN indie hermes dea aa Ak aie Matilein ofa Dp Lali, cf 
y; Grinlenty- eeiveccetrececr. Suara Gurley Memorial Had. 
_ Thursday, 16th November, 1922—Gadara_ Shire. Wha yes Nee sere chaditecs vedy ud Fairy Bower, Casino, 
fe| N orth Sydney. be Cees tT RET Cammaray Hall. 
oat hues sealed, ‘a Sydney, t we eloventh day A Sang SOG anti ee. cb ecac ..... Gillon’s Studio Hall. 
i B Hi B cline PeCMoiian. d, The Rocks, via Tocumwal The Rocks Hall. [2820] 
y His Ex 
ci? eee CHARLES W. OAKES. See 
Banas 6 kao PROCLAMATION. 
aie t “Gop SAVE THE KING! (i.8.) 
= W.E. DAVIDSON, 
"FISHERIES | “ACT, 902, "AND FISHERIES Governor. 
¥ eh Sir Wanrer Kpwarp Davipson, Governor of the 
fers “GAIENDEST oes, T9L0. @ State of New South Wales, Ww ith the advice of 
ni oe Ras a Sealy ee the Executive Council, in pursuance of the power and 
ie oer eyt PROCLAMATION, yee authority in that behalf contained in section 34 of the 
Gs ay he eH Ns Water Act, oe and of all other powers me thereunto 
enabling, do 1ereby proclaim, declare a constitute 
a bavinsox, IB. * the Trust, to. be called and known as th ‘‘Quilbone 


Bore Water Trust,’? for the purposes ded subject to 
the provisions of Part TIT of the Water Act, 1912, 
subject also to the conditions contained in the notifi- 


_Suly, 1920), prohibiting the use of meshing-nets in the | cation of proposal. published in the Government 
as waters. specified in the Schedule thereto, and as set Gazette No, 108 of the 14th July, 1922, 
gut in the Locality Schedule hereto, for a period of [W.C. & LC, 1992-10,093] 
a _ three yours from. the on o Beh lication oe Bret 1s Siened: and sealed at Sydney, this fitth day of 
: rescinded. Withy respect to fishing-nets known as October, one thousand nine hundred and twenty-two. 
peers for catching marine fish, to be used |. : a 
ee in the waters specified in ‘the said Locality Schedule, By His Excellency’s Command, 
YP _a@ net with the length of net and sizes of meshes set FRANK A. CHAFFEY. 
we out in the Descriptive Schedule hereto shall be : 
a lawful net, provided that it shall be illegal to use GOD SAVE THE KING! 


[2046] 





LCOAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1919. 





* 


PROCLAMATION, 


ue Counter) of! Clarence parishes — 
Taloumbi: The - whole of the waters of the Lake 
: Channel | Clatones ‘River and Wooloweyah. Estuary - (L.8.) 
- (together with all their creeks tributaries channels W. E. DAVIDSON, 
. bays and inlets) lying between a line drawn south- | | Governor. 


V HEREAS the Council of the Berrigan Shire 

made and levied a rate for the purpose of the 
construction and maintenance of the Lower River 
road, published estimates for such rate as estimates 
for the “Lower River road Special Fund,’’ levied the 
rate upon “‘Jand abutting on or receiving any benefit 
from, the Lower River road,” 
“the Lower River road Special Rate’’?: And whereas 
the rate should have been. levied as a local rate, and 


and - 


and called such rate 


the lands upon which it was levied should have been © 


_deseribed by metes and bounds, and for these reasons 
the rate was irregularly made and levied: Now, 
therefore, I, Sir Waurer Epwarp Davipson, Gover- 


Phe TOT Or the State of New South Wales, with the advice 
‘lof the Executive Couneil, 


in pursuance of the Local 
Government Act, 1919, do hereby extend the time for 
the makine of the rate, and do authorise the Council 
of the said Shire to republish the estimates in con- 
nection with this rate, to notify the rate, 
make and levy the rate accordingly as 
River road Local Rate.”’ 


‘the Lower 


Siened and sealed at Sydney, this firth ‘day of, i 


October, 1922: 
, ‘By His. Excelleney’s Command, 





and to- 


CHARLES: Ww. OAKES. |. | J. OC. L, NIPZPATRICK. i 
SAVE, THR KING! Hig’ [1338] GOD SAVE THE KING! . =) 
{ : ts 








5564 





LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1919. 


PROCLAMATION, 
(n.Sy : 
W, FE. DAVIDSON, 

“- (rovernor, 
1 Sir Watrer Hpwarn Davingon, the Governor of 
A. the State of New South Wales, with the advice 
of the Executive Council, in pursuance of the Local 
Government Act, 1919, and on the application of the 
Cessneck Shire Council, do hereby confer upon the 
said Council the powers conferred uyon the Secretary 
for Lands by the Public Gates Act, 1901: Provided, 
nevertheless, that the powers hereby conferred on the 
said Council shall not prevent the exercise by the 
Minister of the powers conferred unon him by section 
sixteen of the Public Roads Act, 1902. 

Signed and sealed at Sydney, this fifth day of 
October, 1922, 
By His. Excellency’s Command, 

J. Cv Lb. FITZPATRICK. 


GOD SAVE THE KING! 


f2178) 








PROCLAMATION—LOOAT. GOVERNMENT ACT, 


191. 
(Eis PS He 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 
RDINANCE No. 381. respecting ‘‘Bridges, &c., 


Weight of Loads,’’ is hereby applied to Golo 


Shire. 
By His Excellency’s Command, 
| J.C. L, FITZPATRICK. 
[2173] GOD SAVE THE KING! 











ed 


LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1919- 
EvropopALLa Suire—Provosen ‘‘Nooroomsa URgsan 
AREA,” ; 
OTICE.—<An application in pursuance of the Local 
Government Act, 1919, has been received from 
Eurobodalla Shire Council for the part of the Shire 
described in the Schedule hereto to be declared an 
Urban Area, under the name of ‘‘Noorooma Urban 
Area.” 

Any nuinber of electors (not less than one hundred) 
enrolled in respect Of that part of the Shire which it is 
proposed .to declare an Urban Area may, within one 
month from the date of ‘this notice, petition the 
Minister to hald a public inquiry, and to order the 
taking of a poll on the question whether the electors 
are in favour of requesting the Governor to declare the 
part of the Shire aforesaid to be an Urban Area, 


, J. 0. L. FIPZPATRICK, 
: Minister. 
Department of Local Government, t 
Sydney, 13th October, 1929, 





; SCHEDULE. 

No. 1. Commencing on the north-eastern corner of 
Ballingalla-street, in the village of Noorooma, at its 
_ junction with Pilot-street ; and bounded thence on the 

east by the eastern side of the first-named street bear- 
‘ing south to a point east of the southern extremity 6! 

the east houndary of portian 503,’ parish of Noorooma, 
county of Dampier, a line west to that extremity, 
the south-eastern boundaries of that portion and a 
line generally south-westerly to the southernmost cor- 
her of portion 501: thence along the southern houn- 
daries of portions 501, 500, and part of 499 westerly to 
a boint north of the north-eastern corner of portion 
129; thenee southerly by a line along the eastern 
boundaries of portions 129, 128, 127, 125, and 124 to 
the south-eastern corner of the last portion ; thence 
eenerally north-westerly along the south-western 
boundaries of portions 124, 125, and part’ of 126 to 
the easterly prolongation of the northem boundary 
of portion 114; thence westerly by that prolongation 
and northern boundaty to the eastern foreshores of 

Porster’s Bay; thence by that foreshore north-westerly 

to the north-western vorner of portion 113; thence by 

a line north-easterly tq the south-western corner of 

portion 111; thence again by that eastern foreshore of 

Forster's Bay north-westerly to the north-western 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETT 






i 


[13 Gon, 1998 





corner of portion 110; thence generally northerly and 


_thern sides of Pilot-street south-easterly and easterly,. 


easterly by part of the northern and western bounda- * 


ries of R. 52,679 for publie recreation and access, noti- 
fied Ist March, 1918, to pilot’s boatshed; thence by a 
line south-easterly to the south-western corner of por- 
tion 479; and thence by the north-eastern and nor- 


to the point of commencement. Ee 
No. 2. Commencing at Noprooma ferry northern 
landing; thence westerly by foreshore ‘of Wagonge 


River to a point east of the south-eastern corner of 


portion 105, parish of Weeongh, Paya y vee H ‘ 
ierh boundary of thav. 


thenee by a line and the sou 
portion to its south-western corner; thence north te 
its north-western corner; thence east to its north- 
eastern corner; and thence by a line to south-eastern 
corner of portion 156; thence northerly to southern- 
mest corner of partion 155; thence by a line south- 
easterly to the northernmost corner of portion 53; 
thence by the easterh boundary of fd portion 53 to 
the Wagonga River; and thence by the northern fore- 
shore of that river, to the point of commencement, 


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Premier’s Department, ; 
Sydney, 18th October, 1922. 


Ht Bxcellency the Governor directs it to be 
: notified that he is in receipt of advice from the 
Consul-General of the Netherlands to the effect that 
by Royal Decree of the Ist July, 1922, No. 209, the 
Consulate of Sydney and the Consulate-General at 


$ 


Melbourne haye been changed respectively to a Con- 


sulate-General and a Consulate. 

By virtue of the Decree, Mr. P. E. Teppema has 
keen appointed Consul-General of the Netherlands for 
the Commonwealth of Australia, the Dominion of 
New Zealand, and the British possessions in Poly- 
nesia. ; 


GEORGE W. FULLER. 











Department of the Attorney-General 
and of Justice, — 
Sydney, 10th October, 1922, 


H* Hxcellency the Governor, with the advice of 
|. the Executive-Council, has been pleased to 
appoint the undermentioned gentlemen to prosecute 
on behalf ef the Crown at the sittings of the Supreme 
Court at the circuit towns set, opposite their respec- 


[2517] 


tive names: —- 
William Samuel Hinton, 


1 Hsquire—Neweastle, on 

10th October, 1922. Ae : 

Norman McGhie, Nsquire—Wagga Wagga, on the 12th 
October, 1922. = 

Kenneth Whistler Street, Esquire--Dubbo, on the 17th 
October; 1922. 

Nils Henry Moller, Esquire—Bathurst, on the 24th 
October, 1922. ; ; 

‘ T. R. BAVIN. ° 





ie 


Department of the Attorney-General 
and of Justice, . 
Sydney, 10th October, 1922. 


[2518] 


Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 


Is 
H the Executive Council, has been pleased to 


appoint . 


Dayid Sutherland Edwards, Esquire, Barrister-at- 


Law, te act as a Distriet Court Judge and Chair- 
man of Quarter Sessions tor the State of New 
South Wales,—from the 9th to the 13th, and from 
the 28rd to the 27th October, 1922, all dates inclu- 
sive; and to authorise him to exercise jurisdiction 
~ in the Metropolitan D 
T. R. BAVIN. 


De 


M4 








Department of the Attorney-General 

and of Justice, ras De 

Sydney, Lith October, 1922. 

i IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the : 


[2611] 


Hxeeutive Council, has been pleased to 


appoint gts ae 
Robert Casper Goldston, Esquire, Barrister-at-law, to. 
prosecute on behalf of the Crown at the sittings 

- of the Supreme Court to be held at Tamworth, 
commencing on the 19th October, 1922. 


TY. R. BAVIN. 


istrict during those periods. 






/ 


the es 











: . _ APPOINTMEN TS, 

Peer ey OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICR, 

HIS Excelleney the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has: approved of the following 
appointments : i—- 


Tae undermentioned paiebailc to be Deputy Licens-. 


ing Magistrates of the Licensing Courts for the Licens- 

ing Districts preceding their names, to act only dur- 
‘ing the absence of the Licensing Magistrates, “trom 
the dates specified :—_ . 


Murwillumbah—Mr. Alexander Buchanan, vice Mr. 

; _A. Ev Budd, for a period not exceeding three 
months _—from 2nd October, 1922. 

Temora—Mr. John Arthur Bradley, for a ‘period not 
eos twelve months,—from 2nd October, 

Mr. Philip - Magnus, to be Assistant Registrar of 
Bisthes Deaths, and. Marriages for the District of 
Seen at Bankstown,—from the 1st October, 

Constable John Thomas Woodhouse, a act as Assist- 

ant Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Marriages 
‘for the District of Wilcannia, at White Cliffs, dur: 
‘ing the absence of Sergeant Stanton, —from Ist 
October, 1922. 

Sergeant Frederick William Dolman, to be Assistant 
Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Marriages for 
the-Distriet of Macquarie, at Sunny Corner, vice 
Constable Sheridan,—from 14th September, 1022 


e R. ‘BAVIN,, 





| Justices of the Peace. 
APPOINTMENTS. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the Bavide oF THUG 


Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint 


Richard’ Henry Hicks, Relieving Assistant Clerk of 
Petty Sessions, Department of the Attorney- 
_ General and of Justice; and 
Joseph Teesdale Tarn, Relieving Clerk of Petty Ses-: 
sions, Department of the Attor Hey-Genpral and of 
Justice, 3 


as Justices of oho Peace for the State of New. South 
Wales, _ : 





was - CORRECTIONS. 
ere tice of the Peace. 


HIS Excallency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has’ been pleased to approve of the 
names o 


James Britten Bisset of Bungendore; and 
Colin John Gillies Newell, of dati Myall, 


being substituted for those of 


James Britton Bissett, : ‘and 
Collin John Gillies Newell, 


in the list of Justices of the Peace, as published in 
Supplementary > Government Gazette .No. 122 of the 
16th August, 1922. . 


; RESIGNATIONS. 


Justices of the Peace. 


‘ HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
_ Executive Council, has gocepted the resignations. ten- 
dered ‘by 


Nisbet Gray, of Myauatalk, and)! 1; 
My oseph Henry Penrose, of ‘Gunnedah, : 


-of their positions as Justices of the Tgace for the State 
of New South Wales. ; 


CHARLES wW. OAKES, 
_ Chief Seoretary and Minister of Public Health. 














APPOINTMENTS. 
Government Medical, Officers. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the! 
_ Executive Council, has appointed | ae 


(ioe eons Wilson, Wsq., L.R.C.P. and si, Edin., 
Glasg.,” as Government Medical Officer 
ty “Oviibe vice Dr. H. R. Hodgkinson, whose 
3Y) ne Remenatien from the position has been dilly 
a Ww nr t 
' err, Esq, MB., “Mast. Sure. neg Glasgow, 
A ‘Government Medical Officer at. Adelong, vies 
5 ae deceased. ‘ 
Ee ‘Boer CHARLES OAKES, 
seni, 1308 een: * ‘Publie, Health. 









| Cobar—James Johns, 


COLONIAL TREASURER’S DEPARTMENT, 


HIS; Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Kxecutive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Inspector-General of Police, has approved of the 
undermentioned Police Officers being appointed In- 
Spoaters under the Tobacco Act (47 Victoria No. 12), 
Viz. 


amis Patrick aiqinn es stationed at eres 
—as from the 29th’ August, 1922, vice First Class 
Constable Andrew James H orton, transferred. 


Third Class Sergeant William Ernest Drew, stationed 


1922. 
A. C, COCKS. 


at Armidale,—as from 4th September, 
Le M. 158] - A. 





‘TRUSTEES, BEMBOKA SCHOOL OF ARTS. 


Were’. Samuel Green, Andrew Robinson, Alex- 
ander John Binnie Keys. Arthur Maurice Gr een, 
Frederick Wiliam Handcock, and Trevor Myers have 
been appointed as Trustees of the land held for the 


‘purposes of a School of Arts at Bemboka, in lieu of 


Messrs, G. BE. Ward, C. Farrell, A. Prtfield, 

Condon, J. V. Griffiths, and G. Robinson, 

offices have been declared vacant. 

ALBERT BRUNTNELL, 
Minister for Public Instruction. 


M. J. 


whose 


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[2618] Stock and Brands Branch, 


Sydney, 13th October, 1922. 


ue undermentioned persons have been appointed 
Trustees of the Commons stated against their 
hames, to hold office until 31st December, 1924 :— 


George Mount Ward, Samuel 
Richard Doughty, Hdward Pierce Harris, Patrick 
Themas Mulvay. 

Swamp Oak—Samuel Reid Mahoney, William Her- 
bert Haworth, William: Henry Smith, Ewen 
Fergus Macpherson, Albert Ernest Mann. 

PRANK A. CHAFREY. 


a 


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Stock and Brands, 
Sydney, 13th October, 1982. 


PASTURBS PROTECTION ACT, 1912, 


p is. hereby notified, for public information, that the 
undermentioned gentlemen have been appointed Permit 
Inspectors, under section 14a of the abovenamed Act, for the 
sole purpose of issuing permits for sheep and large stook to 
travel from the Pastures Protection Districts named, vie. »— 


> ; ALBURY. 
Constable David Benjamin Young, Matong. 
[P. P. 1922--18-104. ] 
; CARCOAR, 
Mr. Oliver Elliott, Woodstock, 
[P.P, 1922-18-104.] 
- Dusso. 
Mr, Ernest Huffenden, Tullamore, 
[P.P. 1922-18-104.] | 
KEMPSEY, 


Hamilton Gordon Elrington, Kempsey; and William Joseph °- 


Robert Cheeseman, Comboyne. 


P.P, 1922-18-104.] 
F. A. CHAFFEY, 
Minister for Agriculture. 





_ Department of Labour and Industry, 
Sydney, 6th October, 1922. 


SHEARERS’ ACCOMMODATION ACT, 1901. 


Wi IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, has been pleased . to 
appoint the undermentioned members of the Police 
Force to. be inspectors to carry out the provisions of 
the Shearers’ Accommodation Act, 1901, in the dis- 
triets specified in connection with their respective 


ne, BE. H. FARRAR. 


[2495] 


Be ade dah 8rd Class Edward Barnes ; 
dale; Police District—Armidale. . | ia 
Ser geant Ist Class Edward Paton ; Station-—Welling: 
“ton; Police, District—W ellington. 
' Sergeant 8rd Class Frederick William Dolihan: Sta- 
“tion—Sunny Corner; Police District Bathurst. 
ergeant 8rd Class Ar thur Riordan; Station—Taralga ;_ 


Station—Armi- 


\ - Police Distriet-—Goulburn. 


Gonstabla Ist. Class, John Frederick Leonard McRae; 
Station—Marulan ; Police District—Goulburn, 











NEW SOUTH WALKS GOVERNMED'L GAZETTE, No. 146 [18 Ocr., 1922, 


REGULATIONS. 
Pastures Protection Act, 1912. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, 


has been pleased to approve of the amendment of Regulations 27 and 47a, 
and the issue of a new Regulation, No. 47p, under the Pastures Protection 
Act, 1912, as amended by the Pastures Protection (Amended) Act, 1918, and 
the Pastures Protection (Amended) Act, 1920, 


FRANK A. CHAFFEY, 
[ 1922-454-37 | Minister for Agriculture. — 





Amend Regulation 27 by inserting the following new paragraphs at the 
end thereof :— 


(5) If any voter to whom a ballot-paper has been posted satisfies the 
returning officer that he has. spoilt, lost, or destroyed such ballot- 
paper, or that it has miscarried, and that he had not already voted 
at the election, the returning’ officer may at any time before the 


closing of the poll issue a duplicate ballot-paper to him, and shall 


keep a record of the duplicate ballot-papers so issued ; 

(6) If any voter to whom a ballot-paper has been posted is unable to 
read or write by reason of blindness, and signifies the fact to the 
returning officer at any time before the closing of the poll, the 
returning officer shall, at the request of such voter, and for him, 
in the presence of the poll clerk (if any) and of the scrutineers 
(if any), or some other responsible person, mark such voter’s ballot- 
paper as he, the voter, may direct. Such voter shall himself seal 


« down and post or place in the ballot-box the ballot-paper so marked. 


A record shall be kept by the returning officer of all votes recorded 
in the aforesaid manner; : 

(7) If any voter to whom a vallot-paper is posted cannot write, or 
cannot write the characters of the English language, his “ mark” 
must be attested by a Justice of the Peace or the returning officer, 


Amend Regulation 474 by inserting the following new proviso after the 
second paragraph of such Regulation :— 


Provided also that no rate shall be imposed or collected upon— 

(a) Sheep travelling for the purpose of being shorn or dipped, or 
returning after being shorn or dipped, and unsold stock returning 
froma sale to the pasture from which they were sent to the sale 
when the distance travelled in any such case does not exceed 12 
miles one way; ’ 


(b) Stock travelling for or returning after exhibition at any show 


within the district in which they are ordinarily depastured; 
(c) Unweaned calves, foals, and lambs under six months old travelling 
with their mothers. 


47p. The rate which may be imposed and collected on working large stock 
in accordance with paragraph (14) of section 26c¢ shall be One Pound per 
quarter in respect of any team consissting of not more than fourteen head of 
large stock, and 1s. 6d. per head per quarter in respect of any large stock 
in excess of fourteen. 


(In lieu of Regulations published in Government Gazette No. 137 of 22nd 
September, 1922.) [2481] 


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[2482] . Department of the Attorney-General 
and of Justice, 
Sydney, 6th October, 1922. 


T is hereby notified that, in accordance with the 

_ provisions of section 8 of the Companies (Amend-’ 
ment) Act, 1906, as enacted by scction 3 of the 
Companies (Amendment) Act, 1907, Leyland Motors 
Limited is granted exemption from making the list 
- containing the particulars (a) and (b) mentioned in 
those sections. 

THOS. J. LEY, 
Minister of Justice. 





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[2529] Department of the Attorney-Genoral ; 

: * and of Justice, | 

dydney, 9th October, 1922. | 

T is hereby notified that, in accordance with the | 

& provisions of section 8 of. the Companies (Amend- 
ment) Act, 1906, as enacted by section 3 of the 
Companies (Amendment) Act, 1907, The Canadian 
Government Merchant Marine Limited is granted 
exemption from making the list containing the parti- 

culars mentioned in those sections, 


THOS. ,J. LEY, 
Minister of Justice. 





| COUNTRY TOWNS WATER AND SEWERAGE 


ACTS, 1880-1905, AND GRAFTON AND SOUTH 
GRAFTON WATER SUPPLY ADMINISTRA- 
TION ACT, 1915. 





CERTIFICATE OF AMOUNT OF ANNUAL SUMS 
TO BE PAID BY THE GRAFTON AND SOUTH 


GRAFTON WATER, BOARD IN RESPECT OF. 


AMOUNT EXPENDED ON WORKS OF 
WATER SUPPLY FOR THE MUNICIPALI- 
TIES OF GRAFTON AND SOUTH GRAFTON. 


CAV EHS in pursuance of the provisions of the 


Country Towns Water and Sewerage Acts, 1880- 
1905, and the Grafton and South Grafton Water 
Supply Administration Act, 1915, the Minister for 
Public Werks in and for the State of New South 
Wales, in the Commonwealth of Australia, has duly 
certified that the whole amount expended by the 
Government of the said State on certain works of 


Water Supply for the Municipalities of Grafton and — 


South Grafton, comprising the supply and delivery 
of 95 chains of 3-inch cast-iron pipes and specials, 


with interest at the rate of four pounds per centum * 


per annum on the sums making up such amount, 
calculated from the time such sums were expended 








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to the 3lst day of May, 1922, is the sum of nine 
hundred and forty-one pounds fifteen shillings and 
two pence (£941 15s. 2d.), and such certified amount 
has been duly notified in the Government Gazette 
of the 12th day of May, 1922, No. 79: And whereas, 
in further pursuance, of the provisions of the said 
r Acts, His Excellency the Governor, by a notification 
Ley. in the Government Gazette of the Ist 
ay of September; 1922, No. 129, has fixed the term 
of fifty years as the period within which the amount 
- shall be liquidated, by the payment of such annual 
sumis as shall after the last of such payments extin- 
guish the whole amount of such cost, with interest 
at the rate of four pounds per centum per annum 
on the amounts remaining unpaid in each year: 
Now, I, AxtHuR ALFRED Ciement Cocks, the Colonial 
Treasurer for the time being in and for the said 
State, in accordance with the provisions of the 
Country Towns Water and Sewerage Acts, 1880-1905, 
do hereby certify that the amount of the annual sums 
so payable by the Grafton and South Grafton Water 
Board shall be forty-three pounds six shillings and 
nine pence (£43 6s. 9d.), to be paid in each and every 
year during the said period of fifty years. 


tiven under my Hand, at Sytiney, this tenth day of 
October, in the year of our Lord one thousand 
nine hundred and twenty-two. 


ARTHUR. A. C. COCKS, 


[2236] Colonial Treasurer. 


NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION OF LAND 
UNDER THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1919. 


HEREAS His Excellency the Governor has, in 
pursuance of section 536 (3) of the Local 
Government Act, 1919, authorised the appropriation or 
resumption of the land described in the Schedule here- 
to for the purpose of a stormwater channel within 
the Municipality of Willoughby: Now, therefore, I, 
RicHarp Tuomas Baty, Minister for Public Works, in 
pursuance of section 536 (4) of the said Act, and 
under Division 1, Part V of the Public Works Act, 
1912, do hereby appropriate so much of the said land 


as may be Crown Land, and resume so much thereof , 


as may be private property, and do notify that the 
said land is hereby vested in the Council of the Muni- 
cipality of Willoughby. — : 
Rett. BALA. 
Department of Public Works, — 
Sydney, 10th October, 1922. 
ScHEDULE. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate in the 
Movnicipality of Willoughby, parish of Willoughby, 
county of Cumberland, and State of New South Wales, 
being lot 21, section 1 of deposited plan 2,011 : Com- 
mencing on the western side of Alnha-street at the 
north-eastern corner of lot 22 of the said section 1; 
and bounded thence on the south by the northern 


boundary of that lot bearing 270 degrees 150 feet 23 


inches; thence on the west by the eastern boundary 
of lot 46 bearing 360 degrees 40 feet; thence on the 
north by the southern side of a drain 4 feet wide 
bearing 90 degrees 150 feet 111 inches to the western 
side of Alpha-street aforesaid; and thence on the east 
by that side of that street bearing 181 degrees 3 
minutes 40 feet, to the point of commencement ;—- 
having an area of 22 perches or thereabouts, and 
said to be in the possession. of the estate of late John 
Williams. ' 


Also, all that piece or parcel of land situate in the 


i \ Municipality of Willoughby, parish of Willoughby, 


county of Cumberland, and State of New South 
Wales, being lot 20, section 1 of deposited plan 2,011: 
Commencing on the western side of Alpha-street at 
the south-eastern corner of lot 19 of the said section 
1; and bounded thence on the east by that side of 
that street bearing 181 degrees 3 minutes 36 feet; 
thence on the south by the northern side of a drain 
4 feet wide bearing 270 dégrees 151 feet 034 inch; 
thence on the west by the eastern side of that drain 
bearing 360 degrees 36 feet; and thence on the north 


_ by the southern boundary of lot 19 bearing 90 degrees: 


161 feet 8 inches, to the point of commencement ;— 
having an area of 20 perches or thereabouts, and said 
' to be in the possession of Rose Grainger. 


Fae 
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‘SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT 





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GAZETTE, No. 146, 5567. 


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_ [2484]. Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 5th October, 1922. 
PUBLIG WATERING PLACES ACT, 1900. 
“URAL TANK.” 
Lachlan Shire. 
ESTABLISHMENT or Ptusric WATERING Puacs No. 932. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, hereby directs it to be 
notified that the reserves specified in the Schedule 
below are hereby declared and established a Public 
Watering Place pursuant to the provisions of. the 
abovenamed Act, and will be known as the Ural Tank 
p.w.P. No. 932. 
[Papers P.W.P. 1922-681 | 
R. T. BALL, 
Minister for Public Works. 





: Tue SCHEDULE. 

County of Dowling, parish of Whoyeo, containing an 
area of 160 acres. The Crown Lands within the boun- 
daries of measured portion No. .47,-as shown on the 
plan catalogued D. 124, 1,841, R., at Lands Depart- 
ment, Sydney. 

The above was reserved respectively from sale as 
No. 55,600, and lease generally as No. 55,601 for 
travelling stock and camping, by Gazette notice of 
the 11th August, 1922. 


UNHEALTHY BUILDING LAND  RATLWAY- 
STREET, WOY WOY. RAILWAY —SUB- 
DIVISION, LOTS 1 TO 13. 


N puruance of the provisions of section 55 (1) of the 
Public Health Act,'1902, I hereby declare that the 
land described. in the accompanying Schedule shall not 
be built upon until the present surface thereof be 
covered with clean soil or sand to a height of six 
inches above the level of the crown of Railway-street 
(the work to be done to the satisfaction of the Board 
of Health), or until this notice has been revoked by 
me. Details are more particularly specitied in a docu- 
ment deposited in the office of the Local Authority, 
and open to the inspection of any person. 


ScHEDULE. 


All that land at Woy Woy, shire of Erina, in the 
parish of Patonga, county of Northumberland, and 
State of New South Wales, being subdivision of 13 | 
business sites forming part of Government railway 
land near Woy Woy Railway Station, lots 1 to 10, both 
inclusive: Commencing at a point on the north-west- 
ern side of Railway-street distant 64 feet 94 inches, 
south-westerly from the south-western side of Black- 
wall-road: and having a frontage of 200 foet 63 inches 
to Railway-street; and lots 11, 12, and 13, commen- 
cing at a point on the north-western side of Railway- 
street distant 324 feet 14 inches south-westerly from 
the squth-western side of Blackwall-road, and having a 
frontage of 67 feet 44 inches to Railway-street. 


CHARLES W. OAKES, : 
[2501] Chief Secretary and Minister of Public Health. 
re 
2537 Chief Secretary’s Office, 
ae Sydney, 13th October, 1922. 


SUPPOSED ARSON.—£50 REWARD. 


Vo on the 17th and 22nd August, 1922, 
premises situated at Quondola and Toalla streets, 
Pambula, owned and occupied by Mrs. Mary Josephine 
Behl, together with portion of the contents, consisting 
of curtains and linoleums, were damaged by fire: 
And whereas at an inquest held on the 30th idem, 
before the District Coroner, the following verdict was 
returned :—‘‘I find that the said curtains were de- 
stroyed and the said linoleums were damaged by fire, 
at Pambula, in the State of New South Wales, on 
the 17th and 22nd days of August, 1922, but how the 
fires originated, whether accidentally or otherwise, 
the evidence adduced does not enable me to say’’: 
And whereas there is reason to believe that the said 
_ fires were the act of an incendiary, notice is hereby 
given that, if the said fires were wilfully caused, a 
reward of Fifty Pounds (£50) will be paid by Govern- 
ment for such information as shall lead to the appre- 
hension and conviction of the guilty perso or 
persons. In addition to the above reward, His 
Excellency the Governor will be advised to extend a 
free pardon to any accomplice, not being the persor. 
who actually caused the said fires, who shall first. 
give such required information. This reward to 
remain in force for three months only. 


OHARLES W. OAKES. 








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FISHERIES. ACTS. 
‘RONEWAL OF LBASE.- 

R. James Ernest Brown’s Oyster Culture Lease 
al No. 9,516, of. about 1 aere 1 rood 12 perches, at 
Wallis Lake, ‘has been renewed for a term of five 
years from the 3rd October, 1922, at a rental at the. 


rate of £1 per acre per annum, or a total annual ren-' 
tal of £1 7s., subject to the right of the holder to a 


further renewal, after due application, for an.addi- 


tional period of five years, at a rental to be deter- ~ 
mined in conformity with section 12 (83p) of the™ 


Fisheries (Amendment) Act, 1910. 

[2509] 

BIRDS AND ANIMALS PROTECTION ACT, 1918. 
OPEN SEASONS. % 


O PEN seasons in pursuance of the Birds and Ani- 


CHARLES W. OAKES. 





mals Protection Act, 1918, have been declared as — 


under, viz. :— 


Until 15th November, 1922, inclusive, in respect of 
emus, for the parishes of Gibragal and Wilbertroy, in 
the county of Gipps. 


Until 31st December, 1922, inclusive, in respect of 


wallabies, for the parishes of Hanging Rock, Gooin-— 


bar, and: Kunghur,:in the county of Rous. -- 


Until 3ist March, 1923, inclusive, in respect of 
kangaroos, wallaroos, and wallabies, for the Pastures 
Protection District of Balranald. 


CHARLES. W, OAKES, 


[2621] Chict Secretary and Minister of Public Health. 





DESTRUCTION OF FISH BY. DYNAMITE, 
POISON, &c. ; 

WORE is hereby given that a reward not exceed- 
5, ing Ten Pounds will be paid by the Government 
for svch information as will lead to the apprehension 
and conviction of any person or persons found destroy- 
ing or taking fish in .any waters .of the State of 
New South Wales by means of dynamite: or. other 
explosive substance, or of any poisonous or noxious 
thing, 

This notice supersedes any previous notice of similar 


purport. ae 
CHARLES W. OAKES. 
Chief Secretary and Minister of Public Health. 
Sydney, 29th September, 1922. [1677] 








NOTIFICATION OF RHESUMPTION OF LAND 
UNDER THE PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1912... 


T is hereby notified and declared by His Excellency 
the Governor, acting with the advice of the 
Executive Council, that so much of the land here- 
under described as is Crown Land has been appro- 


priated, and so much thereof as is private property | 


has been resumed, under the Public Works Act, 1912, 
for the following public purpose, namely, a Public 
School at RYDE NORTH, and is vested inthe Minister 
of Public Instruction on behalf of His Majesty the 
King for the purposes of the Public Instruction Act of 
i880.—Dated ‘the fifth day of October. one thousand 
nine hundred and twenty-two. 


W. E. DAVIDSON, 
f Governor. 
By His Excellency’s Command, 


ALBERT BRUNTNELL, 
Minister of Public Instruction, 





Description or LAND REFERRED TO. 

All that piece or parcel of land containing an area 
of 863 perches or thereabouts, situate in the parish 
of Hunter’s Hill, county of Cumberland, Municipality - 
of Ryde, and State of New South Wales, being lot 9, 
Shown on deposited plan No. 7,021 at the Registrar- 


eneral’s Department, comprising the land in Certi- > 
ficate of Title, volume 2385, folio 173:—as ‘shown a 
plan Ms. 5,638 Sy, at the Department of Lands, being || 
also part -of portion 137, of 105 acres, granted to , 


William Balmain. *-» | [2507] | 
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by Ot eet 





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Ppeete Ogee 
13th October, 1922. 






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WALES GOVHRNMENT GAZETTE, No.146. [13 Oon, 1922. 


| NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION OF LAND 


_ UNDER THE PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1912. 
. “'f is hereby notified and declared by His Exceliency 


4 the Governor, acting with the advice of the © 
‘“Bxecutive Council, that so much of the land here- 


under described as is Crown Land has been appropr?- 
Hig 


for the purposes of the Public Instruction Act of 1880. 


—Dated this fifth day of October, one thousand nine. 


hundred and twenty-two. - 
Ms Ee tack, W: BE. DAVIDSON,. | 
: Governor. — 


By His Excellency’s Comrbhand, © 


ALBERY BRUNTNELL, | 
_ Minister of Public Instruction. 


—_—— 


- Desorrprion or LAND REFERRED TO. 


~ All that piece or parcel of land containing an area — 


of 4 acres 0 roods 163 perches or thereabouts, situated 
in the parish of St. John, county of Cumberland, 
municipality of Fairfield, and State of New South 
Wales, being lot 1 as shown on deposited plan 7,979 


at the Registrar-General’s Department, and compris- — 


ing part of the land in Certificate of Title, yolume 


2575, folio 224,—as shown on plan Ms. 5,640 Sy. at. . 


the Department of Lands, being also part of portion 
§2 or 10 acres_included in consolidated grant of 260 
acres issued to John Gowan. ~ ' » [2506] 


~ NOTICE UNDER REAL PROPERTY ACT. 


A PLICATIONS by the undermentioned have been 
made to bring the lands respectively described 
under the provisions. of the Real’ Property ‘Act. 





Caveats may be lodged on or before the respective — 


dates mentioned ;— 


No. 23,471. Ann’ Marie Cains, 354 
George and Hafris sts., Parramatta. 17th November, 
1922. 2 


No., 23,658. George Arthur Blix, 18} p.,adjng. 


Westbourne, No. 17 Jersey-rd., Woollahra. Ist De- 
cember, 1922. ; any i { 


_ No. 23,662.. Horace Alfred William Tye and Mary 


Emma Tye, 5 a. 3 r, 383 p., lots 1 to 14, sec. B, 
Grange Farms Est., front. Grange-av., at Schofield’s 


Railway Station. 17th November, 1922. 


_ No, 24,056, Claude Horwitz, 11 a. 3 r. 88} p., in 
The Ksplanade and Crawford rd., about 162 ft. sth.- 


westly, from King’s-rd., Brighton-le-Sands. 17th 
November, 1922. /- Ta 
No. 24,145. Henry Hooper, 1 r. 183 p., front. 


Turner, Glebe, and Church sts., Ryde. 17th Novem- 
ber, 190873! eis 


No. 24,257. 


vember, 1922, 4 


No.. 24,274, Thomas James ‘Whitcomb; 18% p., 


includ. Rossi and Roma, Shadforth-st., Mosman. 
17th November, 1922. Danes CORE Ba 


No. 24,290. William Rogers? 21. 123 ., lots 1, 2; 
and 3, sec, 1, Parramatta South subdn., in Pitt-st. 
- Prospect and Sherwood. 7th November, 1922. . 


No. 24,291. Laura Henricita Davi lita 
Jane Scholes, 72 p., at CAE ft ocheehe ana aici 
Camperdown. 7th November, 1922... 


“No. 24,851. William Brin McDonald, 353 eestad. 


; res 51 and 58, Short-st., Balmain. 17th November, 


No, 24,360, James Thornton, 1 r. 15 p., lots 24 


and 25, sec. 7, South Waterloo Est. Mascot. 17th — 


November, 1922, 


Diagrams delineating these lands may be inspected 


at the Land Titles Office, Sydney. ¢ 
W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 
-- Registrar-General. 


and so much thereof as is private property has . 
been resumed, under the Public Works Act, 1912, for ae. 
the following public purpose, namely, a Public School 
at MARK LODGE, and is vested in the Minister of 
- Public Instruction on behalf of His Majesty the King 


p.; ab ony... 


3 24,5 William James ‘Pendlebury, 37 p., at : 
ant, Unwin and Minter .sts., Canterbury. 17th No- 


9 


ochester and Susan sts... 


(2616) 















ae RATLWAYS. AND, 


, 






lway a) Bs dial bahe for New South Wales, in pursuance of the 
conferred by the Government Railways Act, 1912, as amended by the — 
ment Railways (Amendment) Act, 1916, hereby "make the following ae 
d all previous By-laws, Regulations, and conditions conflicting ns 
| are repealed : aay "8 . 


ipLierinth and Cheap Excursion Faves to ey from the Mountains 
So deh ee bak other Districts. . ¢ 


ay i ocotal Bannitsinn aah Cheap Exeursion Tickets will be ‘issued on dese 
‘and at Stations and by trains specified in the Public Time-table Book, cat the 
te p pecermepioes rates, subject to the minimum charges shown :— 

ae at TKS $1 a “Seectan Excursion. 
ee bling (teniib Secs ~ Ordinary 2nd class single fare ; minimum, 1s. 6d. 
Anite ass Oca use 2nd class single fare, plus one- -third ; ; Ininimnm, 2s. — 
Pie Sie iA eT, 5 ie Cuuap Excursion, =» gig 
ae vy - Sevond class ‘ait aN « Ordinary 2nd class single ; faye, plus one-third ; as, ; 
Pa ‘ fie he Noa minimum, 2s; °° «| 
f _ First class (rebum) BP ies Ms 2nd class cheap excursion re plus one-third ; 

, “ele minimum, Qs. 8d.. 72 

" Rate for Einpt y Drums. 


tie in, iron, on steel drums will be charged std a Plans rate nd 
Ae conditions. al r 
me Sir ate) ites ye Coal and Coke. 


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pd 


aot 





For the use of aie Railway Commissioners’ cranes, hoists, and elevators 
‘or shipping coal or eke previously carried rail ae following eee 





When iadiled ¢ in aint Pounera: Mie. 7, eRe ed;. pete okie 
WI en loaded in aie edcae hoppers: siwuet) ai dehw bee. Dem, tan- 
When loaded in box Wagons ........ ee Ah ee Sd... pew ten, 


3 ‘The: above charges ‘will be in addition to the rates for haulage of coal and 
coke ‘specified in. ‘By-law 600 (Merchandise and Live-stock Hates Book), 
7 he dth J anuary, 1922. , 


The Common Seal of the Railway Tn ake ne for New South Wales 
was hereunto affixed, this 4th day of October, in the year of our 

rol Lord 1922, in the prese ance pt cee aR, a oge ba 
Soe 4 !  “W. JNO. MORRIS, hee 


‘, 6 “a 
cae aN Be lnteres Paap : Secretary. | cushy 


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5 cae ae 2 5 o 5. ae 


a 


“Approved by the Governor-in Couneil on the 11th day of October, 1922. 
oe ae Se a ale Ape ELE boca H. C. Buper, aya: f: aU My 


Clerk of the Executive Council. 
NEW ‘Sour WALES at Rees RAILWAYS AND | 
bes a | TRAMWAYS. Ra de quent : 

























Sy ae ds 


bee alk a Pe see . By- “AW No. 619. HN 


fe 


THE Railway ee nicetas for New South Wales, in, pursuance of the — 
owers: eenearet by the Government Railways Act, 1912, as amended by the 
rent Railways (Amendment) Act, 1916, hereby ‘make the following 
ind all previous By- laws, Regulations, and | conditions GonAteting 
th h tak repealed :— Mie ae 

Tih Charges for. ihe use of court iontab Par ochulins. 


ie > 


Phe 6 c : ae for. the use of Departmental Tarpaulins will be as under :— Ps | al 


e (whei 1 authorised by the Commissioners) — | 
Ly for the first seven days, ‘and 1s. 2d. each per day 


ciate 


sh per. 
tat each. pepapent dey, including Sundays and beet re 
Ce blic holid Mt 2) : ‘5 iy 
vering— APE Ae 
nen Print which have been or are to fe are Gea tee (SG 








geal iN SiN! Wes ee fas 
2 ame kr he Cr ie eee ey ae RR 












sR : ‘in | i 7 ‘a : Me Nhe a Rn hy ” yy 
£4 each ta Bs BE ag . 
ks containing Blue theta, Soietatnged head: Gypsum, . 
elas - Cases, A pa ox or other commodities not u ae 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZECTR. No, 146. 


Nie SS age 





5570 
Charges for the Carriage of Traffic on the Line between Liverpool and ; 
Holdsworthy. : 
Traffic to or from the Holdsworthy Line will be ‘charged for 5 miles in 
addition to the distance to or from Liverpool, plus a shunting charge of 
5s. 10d. for each 15 minutes or part thereof occupied by the. Engine on the _ : 
Holdsworthy Line. ek ae ai . 
When more than one consignment is dealt with at the same time on the 
Branch Line the shunting charge willsbe divided on the basis of the number 
of trucks in each consignment, 
Rates for Bluestone. 
> Bluestone will be charged the following rates :— 


In trucks loaded to full-weight carrying capacity less 5 per cent., except — 
16-ton “SS” wagons, the minimum weight for whieh will be 


11 tons 8 ewt—“‘ A” class. 


Tn smalier quantities—* B” class and conditions. 


The Common Seal of the Railway Commissioners for New South Wales 
was hereunto affixed, this 4th day of October, in the year of our 


Lord 1922, in the presence of,— 





WwW. JNO. MORRIS, 


Secretary. 


Approved by the Governor-in-Council on the 11th day of October, 1922, 


H. ©. Buper, 
Olerk of the Executive Council. : 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS 
_AND. TRAMWAYS. 


PPLICATIONS are invited from boys between 
the ages of 15 and 18} years for appointment 
as Junior Porters. Commencing wage 3s. ld. to 7s. 
per day, according to age. Applications should be 
made on the proper forms, obtainable at the office of 
the Railway and Tramway Staff Board, second floor, 
Central Station, and Inquiry Office, Central Station, 
and should be forwarded, accompanied by copies only 
of testimonials, to ‘‘The Secretary to the Railway and 
Tramway Staff Board, Central Station.” 


W. J. MORRIS, 


{2617 ] Secretary. 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS 
AND TRAMWAYS. 


Ratbway AND TRAMWaAy APPEALS Bosrp—-NoMINATION 
or EimM>LoveEes’ REPRESENTATIVES. 


rs HE term of office of the present Employees’ Re- 
| presentatives on the Appeals Board will expire 
~ on the 30th November, 1922. 
~The Government Railways Act, 1912, provides for 
sectional representation, and for this purpose the 
Staff has been divided into eight sections, as under : — 
(a) Salaried officers (Railway and Tramway) in 
the employ of the Commissioners. 
(b) Officers on wages in the following divisions :— 
Division 1. Officers in the Clerical and Running 
Staff sections of the Locomotive 
Branch. 5 
2. Officers in the Mechanical section of 
the Locomotive Branch. 
3. Officers in 
Branch. 
. Officers in the 


the Railway Traffic 


rs 


Permanent-Way 


Branch of the Railways, including 


those in the Signalling and Inter- 
locking Branches. 

. Officers in the Permanent-Way 
Branch of the Tramways. 


On 


6. Officers in the Railway and Tram-~* 


way Electrical. Branches. 
7. Officers in the Tramway ‘Traffic 
t Branch. 

The Act provides that the employees shall- elect 
from amongst themselves a Member and a Deputy- 
member in each division, and nominations are hereby 
invited for the position of Member for the term of 
three years commencing from 1st December. 1929. 
The candidate securing the highest number of votes 


will be declared elected as Member, and the candidate > 


securing the next highest number of votes will be 
declared elected as Deputy-member. 








By-law No. 492, section 3, provides as follows :— 
“The officers entitled to vote at an election for 
any division shall be (a) all permanent officers of 
such division; and (b) all temporary officers 
thereof (excluding men on deviation works or 
other works of a casual character) who have served 
continuously for six months or more.’’ 

‘Nomination papers must be signed by not less than 
twenty employees entitled to vote. belonging to the 
division the candidate is nominated to represent, and 
be received by the Returning Officer not later than 
17th October, 1922. 

Persons ‘nominated must be employed in the De- 
partment, and engaged in the division they are 
nominated to represent, and should signify in writing 
their consent to the nomination and willingness to 
accept the position of Member or Deputy-member if 
so elected. 

In accordance with section 4 of By-law No. 492, 
Mr. G. H. Griffin has been appointed Returning 
Officer, and nominations should be addressed to him, 
care of Secretary for Railways, Bridge-street, Sydney. 


Arrangements will be made for the necessary ballot 


in due course. 


W. J. MORRIS, 
[2019] 


Secretary. 





GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS. 


BowEnrets to Diwana Deviation—Parts 1 anp 2. 


Notice of Confirmation of Plans and Books of 
Reference, 


TITH reference to the notice of the Constructing 
Authority dated the 21st day of July, 1922, rela- 

tive to the taking of certain lands required for the 
purpose of constructing a railway deviation from 
Bowenfels to Diwana, Parts 1 and 2, and to take 
and complete certain works and conveniences in con- 
nection therewith; Notice is hereby given that, no 
valid objection having been made to the taking of 
the lands required for the said railway deviation, or to 
the erection of the said works, the said plans and 
books of reference have been duly confirmed by His 
Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Execu- 
tive Council, in, accardance with the Public Works 
Act, 1912..-Dated at Sydney, this sixth day of Octo- 


ber, 1922. . 
(u.s.) JAMES FRASER, 
| J. H. CANN, Bei 
Constructing Authority. 


The Common Seal of the Railway Commissioner; 


for New South Wales hath been hereunto — 


affixed, in. the presence of,— 
W. Jno. Morris, 


[24907 Secretary. — 





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N. sw South Wales Medical Board, 
Eo aan Sydney, 11th October, 1922. 


GALLY QUALIFIED MEDICAL 
_| PRACTITIONERS, | 


baa! ey : Ae x ¥ , 

% Ww. the undersigned, the President and Members 

YY of the New South Wales Medical Board, ap- 
_ pointed by His Excellency the Governor, under the 
_.. enactments providing for the registration of Legally 
ie Qualified Medical Practitioners in the State of New 
_ South Wales, do hereby certify that the undermen. 
_ tioned persons have submitted to this Board the neces: 
ay sary testimonials and qualifications :— 


_. 4277. Blanchard, David Francis, L.R.C.P. Edin., 
Pi, 1894; L.R.C.S. Edin., 1894; L.F.P.S. Glasg., 1894. 
; * (203 Macquarie-street, Sydney.) 
4280. Crossin, David Joseph, M.B., Ch.M., 1922, 
M ___ Univ. Sydney. (567 Bourke-street, Moore Park.) 
% 4281. Geeves, Richard Cuthbert, M.B., Ch.M., 1922, 
Univ. Sydney. (St. Andrew’s College, Newtown.) 
4278. Hyndes, Katherine, M.B., 1922, Univ. Sydney 
: _(Coptelin, Marrickville-road, Marrickville.) 
4282. Locke, Keith Morgan, M.B., 1922, Univ. Syd- 
ney. (69 Boyce-st., Glebe Point.) 
4283. Mackay, Eric Eccles, M.B., Bac. Surg., 1920. 
Univ. Melb. (Broken Hill Hospital, Broken Hill.) 








4279. Reid, James Scott, M.B., Ch.M., 1922, Univ. 
es Sydney. (Blair-logie, Newtown-road, Hobart, 
if anim Tasmania.) 


_ And we do hereby declare that the persons whose 
____hames are herein mentioned are entitled to be deemed 
eas Legally Qualified Medical Practitioners, in terms of, | 

and in accordance with, the provisions of the afore- 
said enactments. 


T. STORIE DIXSON, M.B., Ch.M., President. 
_ A. MURRAY WILL, M.B., Ch.M. | 
- ROBERT H. TODD, M.D., F.R.C.S.T. 
JOHN B. NASH, M.D. . 
EDWD. J. JENKINS, M.D., F.R.C.P. 
- W.G. ARMSTRONG, M.B., Ch.M., D.P.H. 
G. H. ABBOTT, B.A., M.B.. Ch.M. 








‘ACT OF PARLIAMENT ASSENTED TO. 





te OA Legislative Council Office, 
i eek Eons ; Sydney, 5th October, 1922. 


M 5 
“T is hereby notified, for general information, that 
| His Excellency the Governor has, in the name and 

on behalf of His Majesty, this day assented to the 

- undermentioned Act passed by the Legislative Council 

and Legislative Assembly of New South Wales in 

Parliament assembled, viz. :— 


"Act No. 18, 1922—An Act to apply certain sums out 

of the Consolidated Revenue Fund towards the 
_  Barvices of the year 1922-1923, and out of the 
_ | Public Works Fund, and out of the General Loan 
Accounts for Services, to be hereafter provided for 


‘by Loan. Ke3 
W.L.S. COOPER, .. 
i Clerk of the Parliaments. 











F 
eRe 
is . APPOINTMENT OF SANITARY INSPECTORS 
UNDER THE PUBLIC HEALTH ACT, 1902. 
“es TN pursuance of the power conferred upon him as 
- #° Local Authority under the Public Health’ Act, 
~  § 4902, for the Police District of Cobar, in the State 
oe of New South Wales, Sergeant 3rd_ Class Francis 
John Noble, Local Authority for the said Police | 
_ .. District, has appointed NUS Pe 


Sergeant 3rd Class Frederick William “Sturgiss, at 
- Nymagee, and Constable James Roy Brindle, at 
 Canbelego, as Sanitary Inspectors, for the purpose 
% ~ of earrying into effect in the Police District of 
_ * Cobar, and within their respective patrols, the 
provisions of the Public Health Act; and Con- 
stable Herbert Raymond Collins, at Bobadah, for 
“oh Ais Se a the purpose of carrying into effect the provisions 
+. “of the said Act within that portion of his patrol 
eet ¢ RAawhich - is situate without the boundaries’ of the 
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Is 


“/ ‘as'or and from Ist August, 1922. | aN 
ot oe ee vi 
| See SAMEGMITORERL, aul | 
_-- Inspeetor-General of Police. 
it we tS HALEY | i a, Peat) 


Be Gore 


the 3lst October, 1922, at 11 a.m. 


eae Shire,—such appointments to take effect 





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RNMENT GAZETTE, No. 146, SBT. 


. §ALE OF UNCLAIMED HORSE IN POSSESSION 


OF THE POLIO, 


AWN unclsimed horse in possession of the Police, and described 
hereunder, wiil, unless previously claimed, be sold by public 
auction at Rooty Hill Police Station, at 3 p.m., on Saturday 
the 1!th Novembosr, 1922, in accordance with section 35 of the 
Police Regulation Act, No. 20, of 1899 :— 


Dark-bay or brown gelding, 14} hands high, about 7 years old, 
black points, sligl.tly Koman nose, broken to saddle, branded 
“™. over AH near shoulder. 


JAMES MITCHELL, 
[2325 } Y Inspector-General of Police. 











[2045] Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 
Sydney, 9th October, 1922. 


QUILBONE BORE WATER TRUST. 
I do hereby notify, pursuant to the Water Act, 1912, 


and under the power in this behalf delegated to 


me by the Water Conservation and. [Irrigation Commis- 
sion, that the Quilbone Bore Water Trust has been 
constituted by His Excellency the Governor by a 
Proclamation published in this Gazette. 

[W.C. & 1.C, 1922-10,093] 


H. H. DARE, 
Commissioner. 








WATER) ACT, 1912 (PART V). 
HE Water Conservation and Irrigation Commis- 
sion has received the following application. for 
license for an Artesian Well :— 
John Alexander Stewart, on S.L. 05/9, par. Lay 
Green, Co. Stapylton, L.D. of Moree. 
The Assistant Engineer, Moree, will publicly inquire 
into the application at the Court House, Moree, on 
H. H. DARE, 
[2516] Commissioner. 


— 





Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
“ Sydney, 19th September, 1922. 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


‘Noticg to THs Owners oF TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 


IN— 


' Hornsby: Fuller’s-avenue, from Pretoria-parade to 


Hall-road; Hall-road, from fFuller’s-avenue to 
Neutral-road (80,189). 


Mosman: Raglan-street, from existing main to exist- 
ing main 233 yards (80,142). 

Granville: William-street, from Woodville-road__ to 
Blaxcell-street (60,160) ; Blaxcell-street, from Wil- 
liam-street to Lackey-street (60.161); Blaxcell- 
street, from Lackey-street to Guildford-road, 1,247 
yards; Guildford-road, from Blaxcell-street to 
Woodville-road, 1,255 yards; Lackey-street, from 
Blaxcell-street to Woodville-road, 1,178 yards 
(60,174). . 

Marrickville: New-street, from Edward-street south- 
erly 118 yards (60,241). 

Strathfield: Elsie-street, from existing main to Fran- 

- eis-street: Francis-street, from existing main to 
Hyde Brae street; Hyde Brae street, from Fran- 
cig-street to Dickson-street (60,246). 

And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 

alleys opening thereunto. 


sy 
a ers main pipe in the said streets having been laid 
down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated at above are hereby required, on or before 
the third day of November next, to cause a proper 
pipe and stop-cocks té be laid, so as to supply water 
from the main pipe to such tenements and premises. 


G. H. SOUTHWICK, 


 Inspectir to the Board of Water Supply 
[2137] Bt and Sewerage. 


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Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, . 


Sydney, 4th October, 1922. 
NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 
Notice To THE Owners or TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
Bi pene Mi 

Botany: Bourke-street, from Smith-street to Bay- 
airoabl Bay-street, trom Bourke-street. southerly, 
249 yards: Banksia-street, from Boyrke-street to 
Ocean- street : Parkes- street, from Bourke-street to 
Ocean-street (60,252) ; Stephen- street, from exist- 
ing main to Swinbourne-street (60 299). 

Cabramatta and Canley | ale: Cross- ben from ceed 
field-street to Bartlett-street (60,230). 

Enfield: Stanley-street, from George’s River road to 
Tangarra-street (60, 255); McCall-street, from 
West-avenue to lLinthorne-avenue; Eden-str eet, 
from McCall-avenue to Burwood- road (60,254). 

Fawfield; Carrington-road, from Diprose-street nor- 
therly, 184 yards (60, 249), 

Liverpool: 
easterly, 304 yards (60,239). 

Marrickville: Schwebel- -street, 
tyanhoe-street (60,243). 

Strathfield: South-street, from Baker-street to Ada- 
avenue ; Ada-avenue, from South-street to Yar- 
mouth-road (60,245). 

Waverley: Fletcher-street, from Dellview-street east- 
erly, 65 yards (60,220); Goldie-avenue, from Bir- 
rell- ereaL northerly, 92 yards (60 5228). 

Woollahra: Mansions- road, fram Victoria fond south- 
Ww esterly, 264 yards (60,247). 

Lane Cove: Stokes-street, from Murray- strook to Hux- 
table-avenue ; Huxtable-avenue, from —Stokes- 
street to Helen-street (80,141). 

Mosman: f&urim-avenue, from 
westerly, 240 yards (80,143). 

North Sydney: Moodie-street, 
westerly, 71 yards (80,127). 

Willoughby: Tunks- street, from Kameruka-street to 
Tailor-street ; Tailor-street, from Tunks-street to 
Noonbinna-crescent : Noonbinna-erescent, from 
Tailor-street to Coorabin-road; Coorabin-road, 
from Noonbinna-crescent to Minimbah-road; Min- 
imbah-road, from Noonbinna-erescent to Courral- 
lie-road; Courrallie-road, from Coorabin-road +o 
Minnamurra- road; Minnamurra-road, from Cour- 
rallie-road to Katieruka-ro ad ; W idgiewa-road to 
Coorabin-réad north-westerly, 147 yards (80,119). 

And the private streets, lanes, courts, and alleys 

opening thereunto. 

r{\HE main pipe in the said street having been laid 

down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated at abov 6, are hereby required, on or before 

the seventeenth day of November next, to causé a 

proper pipe and stop- cocks to be laid, so as to supply 

water trom the. main pipe to such. tenements and 


premises, 
G. H. SOUTHWICK, 
Inspector to the Board of Water Supply 
and Pewernee, - 


from High-street to 


David-street north- 


from existing. main 


[23094] 


Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
Sydney, 29th“September, 1922. 
' NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 
Notice to THB OwNnnRs of TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
IN—- 

Bankstown: Little-road, from Liverpool-road to Glas- 
sop-street 534 yards; Glassop-street, from Little- 
road easterly 232 yards (60,228). 

Canterbury: 
existing main, 997 yards (60,231). 

Liverpool: Unnamed lane, from Main Southern road 
south-easterly 564 yards (60,240). 

Rockdale: Frederick-street, from Map 2 main round 
overhead bridge 208 yards, S./D. (10,230). 
Ku-ring-gai: Kintore- road, Frotd existing main to 

Grosvenor-street 158 yards (80,128): 

Lane Cove: Rothwell-crescent, from Little-street to 
Dorritt-street 185 yards; Dorritt-street, from 
Rothwell-crescent to, Littlestreet 163 yards 
(80,135). 

And the various private streets, 
alleys opening thereunto. 

f bir main pipe in the said street having been laid 

down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated at above are hereby required, on or before 

the tenth day of November next, to cause a 

proper pipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so’as to supply 

water from the main pipe to such. tenements and 


premises, 
G.. H. ‘SOUTHWICK, . 
Inspector to the Board of Water Supnie 
9] and Sewerage. 





lanes, courts, and 


Oxford-street, from existing main south- 


Moorfields-road, from existing main to. 


YEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNDRNT GAZETTE, ‘No, 146. 


‘Boar d's 


Specifications. 





Retrocalitaty Board of Woes Supply and Sewer 
Fae Sydney, "GLE. Oetober? Topo" 
NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 
Notice to THe Owners or TENEREN th AND PREMISES 
tN s+ 


Ashfield: 
erly 84 yards (60, 963). 


Rockdale: Brennan’s-road, from existing main to Eve- 


street (60, 261). 
Willoughby: Brook-street, from 1] Masiey- street to ae 
nelley’s-road (80, 124). 
And the various private streets, lanes, courts, aud 
alleys opening thereunto. Mee Sk: 


Tae main pipe in the said street having been laid 
down, the owners of all tenements and premises 


situated at above are hereby required, on or before 


the twenty-fourth day of November next, to cause a 
proper pipe and stop- “cocks to be laid; so as to supply 


water from the main pipe to such tenéments and | 


premises, 
G. H. SOUTHWICK, 
Inspector to the Board of Water Supply 
[2504] and Sewerage. 
HUNTER DISTRICT WATER SUPPLY AND 
SEWERAGE BOARD. 


Norton to Lay SERVICB Pipss. 


Notiow to the owner, oceupier, or mortgagee (as the 
case may be) of tenements and premises situated 
in— 

New Lambton: Victoria-street, from Regent-street to. 
Cromwell-street. 


FEYHE main pipe in the said streets having been laid 


down, the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 


case may be) of tenements and premises situated as 
above is hereby required, on or before the 17th Novem- 
ber, 1922, to cause a proper pipe and stop-cocks to 
be laid, so as to supply water from the main pipe to 
such tenements and premises. 


ALFRED E. FRY, 
Office, Newcastle Secretary. 


27th September, 1922. 4 


PUBLIC SCHOOL TENDERS. 


ENDERS, plainly endorsed and addressed to the 
Under Secretary, Department of Education, 
Sydney, will be received up till 2 p.m. on the dates 
mentioned for the works specified below. Full parti- 
culars on tender 





ALBERT BRUNTNELL, 
‘Minister for Education: 





19TH: Octoprer, 1922. 


Canley Valo— Additions: (Plans at Head. Office, and 
at Publie School, Canley Vale.) 

Cowra—Provision of Additional Sanitary Accommo- 
dation, (Plans at Head Office; and at Public 
Schools, Canowindra, Carcoar, and Cowra.) 

Gerogery Railway Station—rection of New Sisal 
Building. 
Schools, Albury Culcairn, and Henty.) 

Paddington —Additions. (Plans and Bills of Oanntcs 
ties at Head Office.) 

Sally’s Flat (fresh tenders)-Additions to Residence. 
(Plans at Head Office; District Works Office, 
Bathurst; and at Publie Schools, | tylstone and 
Mudgee.) : 

South Wale adnaie iia Wick of New School ores Ofte 
(Plans at Head Office, and District | Of ce, 
Wollongong.) 

Warialda—Additions. (Plans at Head Office ; Di strict! 
Works Office, Moree; and at Public Schoals, ¥ ei 
alda and. Inver ell.) 

Yarrowitch, vid Walcha—Erection of New Brcae 
Building. \Plans at Head Office; Distriet Works 





Offices at Armidale and Tamworth ; and a Pepe, * 


Schools, Uralla and Walcha.) 
2np NovEmMBeER, 1922. 


(fresh - sii dlpra)-cadanae. fis ee 
ad Office; District Works Office ollongong ; 
Ae at Public Schools, Bulli, and Balgownie, ) 
Belmore North—Erection of New Infants’ Elool. 
(Plans and bills of quantities at. Head Office.) 
Blok eal eect (Tian at. He Office, and, 
a ublic Schools, Katoomba, it 
Blackheath.) - sem) pnd | 
Glen MONIT aed et Siete alling for use as. 
scheo ans a ce; a at) 2 
School, Glen: dnnes{). rage pill 


Sab, HOE 





(fs ih a 


Nixon-avenue, from Thaeboth wersee south 


[2336] 


forms and those bound with the : 


(Plans at Head Office, and at Public — 



















i Naw School Building 


‘ection (Plans 
, and ab Public Schools, 


Pit Ow , 


(Plans at Head Office, Dis- 
4 je trict Works Office, Newcastle; and ab Public 
—. Schools, Wyong, and artinsville.) 
a ePortiand Additions: (Plans at Head Office ; District 
Works Office, Bathurst; and at Public Schools, 
i Lithgow, and Portland.) ~ 
 Yuggerah Entrande (fresh tenders)—Extension’ of - 
building. (Plans at Head Office; District. Works 
J Office, Newcastle ; and at Public Schools Gosford 
eae ASR is Wyong.) 
~ Yaralla——Additions. (Plans at Fieady Office.) 
~ Kareela—E rection of New School Building. 
at Head Office; District Works Office, Goulburn ; 
and. at Public School, Moss Vale.) 


DEPARTMENT 





a.) 
“Martinsntle adios. 















FOR LEASING. x Baus 


ny) ENDERS: will be received up to 2 p-m. on “the 

dates specified’ fer the undermentioned. Ten- 

_~ derers to state what rental they are prepared to 
offer, or the lowest sum for which they will work 
~ - vthe Watering Place with the privilege of retaining 
the collections authorised by Regulation. Envelopes 
containing tenders must bé addressed to the Presi- 
dent, Tender- Board, Public Works Department, 
Sydnoy, and have legibly. endorsed upon the face 


_ thereof the name ‘of the Public Watering Place for. | 


which tender is submitted. Tenders must be accom- 
panied by a deposit of £5, and should specify the 
names and addresses of two proposed sureties. The 
Department does not bind itself to accept any tender. 
_. The lease will be stibject to the provisions of the 
- Public Watering Places Act, 1900, and the Regu-: 
lations thereunder. The lessee: may cultivate the 
tenant’s lease, and any improvements which he may 
effect in the shape of clearing and burning-off timber 
may be considered in his favour should he tender for 
a new lease at the expiration of his: term, — 
os Copies of the Act, Regulations, conditions of lease, 
and agreement may be seen, and further information 
| and form of tender may be ebtained from the local 
District Works Office, or from Hien foe of 
\e ppechie Wo rks, Sydney. 


‘ me 60H Ocronen, 1992. 4 ; 
- Mokilla Tank, of 532 acres, road Wilcannia to White 
bs . Oliffs—Broken Hill District. 
i’ - Kerrigundi Tank, of 640 acres, road Cobar to Louth— 
_ Bourke District. hee 
.MeKenzie’s Point Bore, of 300 acres, iad Brewarrina 
oi te Goodooge--Bourke District. 


23RD Ocvoner, 1922. 


2 * Glace Tank, ¢ $e 708 acres 2 roods, road Balranald tou 


y - Tvanhée—Hay District. 


‘Til Til Tank, of 640 acres, road. Balr anald us Tvanhoe_ ey 


—=H av District. 





: ‘ from lst November, 1922. 


‘RT. BALL. 


% DEPARTMENT oF PUBLIC WORKS—TENDERS 
FOR WORKS. 


‘ ApeNpers will be received up. to 2 p.m. on “thé 
rh 








dates specified for the undermentioned works. ’ 


+4 _ Envelopes eontaining tenders must be addressed to 
the President, 


. ment, Sydney,’ and have legibly endorsed upon the 





Ve thereof the name of the work for which tender 


is submitted. The Government does “not. hid: itself 
to accept the lowest or ariy tender. ee 
Se and plans of all works may a seen. 
Contractor’s Room, Public Works Department, 
| Sedna in addition to the other places mentioned. 
: Plans will be supplied at the rate of 5s. for each 
tate and specifications at 5s. per copy. 
i Beat made to Accountant of Department. — 
ok rib ehhh ae Works, Plans’ only may be. purehased.. 


ft “60H Ocrourr, 1922. 


rie 
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Glebe | Police Station—\Repairs and- ‘Painting. ‘Gpeci- 
fication, ee at Police Station, Glebe.) _ 
ra ital—Construction rot Undereeena., 


Sens at. 


<r 


Hee ire i 
d. & ising | Engineer's 


achinery, and Removal of Exis ing 
lan ‘Time ereaied ry, = 


- (Plans 


OF PUBLIC WORKS TENDERS = 


~ Norp.—Term of lease, in each case, to be five ie 


@ender Board, Public Works. Depart- , 





4 


Tae oabig Balak” and Htrestian’ of | 


d ‘asa 





;  23ep OcronEr, 1922, 

Kenmore Mental Hospital—Installation of Blectric 
_ light. (Specification, &c., at Supervising En- 
-gineer’s Office, Goulburn.) » 

Carinda. Police Station—Repairs and Painting. 
(Specification, &c., at Court-houses, Narrabri, 

- and Walgett, and Supervising. Wngineer’ 8 Office», 
_. Moree.) - 

Burwood Police Officers’ 
pairs, and Painting. 
Police Station; Burwood.) 

eae ike Lock-up Premises—Repairs and Painting. 
(Specification, &e., at Court-house, Wyalong, and 
Supervising Engineer’s Office, Cootamundra.) 


30TH OcToBER, 1922. 
_dack Hydro-Electric, Development—Supply, 
Delivery, and Erection’ of Turbines and Gene- 
_ rators to the Original Specification, dated Janu- 
ary, 1920. Tenderers to omit tenders Nos. 1 and 
la, and are to submit only tender No. 2. (Ten- 
soothe close with Agent-General, London, same 
a 
Barellan Police Station—Erection of New Building. 
_ (Specification, &c., at Police. Station, Barellan; 
and Supervising Engineer’s Office, Cootamundra, 
Bill of Quantities available. ) 
, Goulburn Hospital—Installation of Sewerage Sy stem, 
(Specification, &c., at Supervising Engineer’s 
Office, Goulburn.) 
Waterfall Sanatorium—Renewal of Water Services to 
Male Division... (Specification, &c., at Waterfall 
Sanatorium.) 


Quarters—Renewals, Re- 
(Specification, &e., at 


a 


6TH Novemper, 1922 
Katoomba Police Station and Court-house— Renewals, 
Repairs; and Painting. (Specification, &e., at 
Court-house, Katoomba.) 


' Corowa Police Buildings—Repairs and Renovations, 


(Specification, &c., at Court-house, Corowa; and 
Supervising Hngmeer’s Office, Cootamundra.) 


St. .George Hospital, Kogar rah— Additions. (Specifi- 
cation, &c., at Court- house, Kogarah.) 
R. T. BALL. 





-NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS 


| until 12 noon on the dates shown 


Payment it 
For. 


’ For Sale Old Tram Car Bodies (exclusive of windows). ; 


Neve” 


ebay: G2 GR 


AND TRAMWAYS. 
will be received -at the Office of the 
Comunissioners, Bridge-street; Sydney, 
for the -services 


\ENDERS 


Railway 


specificd :— 
ist Bovina) E922. 

For the purchase of | Printing Machinery, comprising 
Quad Crowp Reliance (Stick * Flyer), equipped 
with geared inkers (four-roller) distributer riders, 
alk in scund condition and thorough working 
order. Machine at present in use, and thay be 
inspected whilst, in. operation at the Railway 
Printing Office, Eddy-avenue, Sydney. The pur- 
chaser will be required to dismantle the machine, 
and arrange for its removal at phe convenience of 
the Department: 


StH Novemser, 1922. 

For supply of Two Vertically- ‘driven Duplex Boring 
and Turning Mills. Spe oe and tender: 
forms from Comptroller “of Stores, Wilson-street, 

. Newtown. 
150 Nabininne 1992. 

Ror Seven (7) 50-cycle 3-phase Transformers, to Speci- 
fication. No. 569 (price 2s. 6d.), at Chief Hlectrical 
Engineer’s Office, 61 Hunter-street, Sydney. 


299m Novemenr, 1922 
For the supply of D.C, and A. C. Motors and ‘Genera- 
tors, to. Specification No, 568 ‘( pure Qs., 6d.) at 
Chief Electrical Engine’ s Off 61 Hunter- 
street, Sydney. 


For the supply of Rane High-tension Cable and, 
'. Boxes for State Coal Mine, “Lithgow, to Specifica- - 
at Chief Electrical ~~ 


tion No. 574.(price: 2s. 6d.), 
Engineer’s Office, 61 Hunter-strect, Sydney. 
- 20rn DrcemBer, 1922. 
For thé supply of Two (2) High Duey Double-head 
Driving Whee! Lathes. Specification and tender 
forms from Comptroller of Stores. 


Price and. particulars obtainable at Leichhardt 
Tramway. Penns: where the car bodies can be 
inspeeted. 

“SAll tenders to, ke aboperly endorsed. No_ tender 
necessarily accepted. Make cheques payable Baie 


Commissioners.”’ 
oe W. J. MORRIS, 





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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 146. 


QUARTERLY LICENSING COURTS. 


Posticans, Brewers, Spreit Merowants, &c. 





[13 Ocr., 1922, 


NOTIOH is hereby given that Quarterly Licensing Courts, undor the Liquor Act, 1912, fer the consideration of application — 
for Publicans, Colonial Wine, Brewers, and Spirit Merchants, Booth, Stand, or Packet Licenses, renewals, removals, and 
- transaction of other business, will be holden at the respective Oourt-houses and Police Offices at the following places, on the 


dates and hours specified. 



































‘ _ , When Court to be held. 
Kicensing District. Date of Motice from, | 

Date. Hour. 
Albury oh v»| 8 Sept, 1822 23 Oct., 1922 10 
Armidale ae eon HL Abee es 45 Bey find be ek cate 10 
Balranald Mee leh sae He Pe Nias eae ae PS 10 
Bega see ore veo cealnuerne ” r re} 23 4 ” 10 
Brewarrina a iy ae a tei ee seetiedi een ys % 10 
Broken Hill Ae eis ae 15: 4 ee ha eR, Cp oe lies i 
Burrowa... Ms Bis : 12 83 Bi MSG AO) ites, ay 10 
Cassilis 4 , a dealh denen aay : if 10 
Cobar i | ee TD ON CHO 24°. . Ne 
Condobolin 13 Sept., 1922 ...) 25 ,, = 2 
Cooma.... vee 19 ” ry) 20 ” ” 10 : 
Coonabarabran ... 13.5 if Ale be 5 er besa kG) 
Coonamble 2 ine bs ARPA: hea Be : 2 
Dubbo 265; a Alpert aie “ sent LO 
Goulburn : nt Ht aa | A Gees i 2S ay 9” satay LO 
Gratton fo nes tess Ba TG A ia UW 163 40" % 10 
Gunnedah | Sane eich aie state 20°) + 10 
Holbrook 13 Sept., 1922 25 3 10 
Inverell .., 6h 4 Bi fa ofa a in Pes ic Bb 
Jerilderie E82; sk Ban Ts, ‘S Sesion 
Kiama... iis dee os V2 hee, ) 1245, i ; 10 
Macleay River (Kempsey)  ... ...| BO Aug. 9, 16)", f el yO 
Metropolitan (Central Police Court) .... 6 Sept Luis ” Ao 2 
Mitchell (Wilcannia) ... aia PAB igs hy Ks rhia ite bam i sep 210 
Moree... 1 ie toes Bi Rts es | pe, ey ali ae ied il 
Murwillumbah ...00 9... ous LPS Ta ‘ {DBs es 10 
Nambucca bar ed St 20s lees : 126-55 4 10 
Narrandera ; Ry be fee yeep ge (24555 ” 11:30 
Newcas'le | 15 Sept 34 1 WY fis oe 5 12 
Nyngan ... 19, > 2B Ne i 10 
Ovange 23 Aug., ,, 1645; ee LOY: 
Parramatta inB OCb oc tee iO hs Pa 10 
Penrith .., ae ee s\ 42 Sept... 03 16 sg S 2 
Port Stephens (Strond} Tuo O mah, * Me oe 2 
Queanbeyan 2 ai evan Ae u pane Or ekg . 10 
Raymond Terrace PALS Bh bakes - i 2On e: ir 10 
Ryden 2a", DA ea 4 DG toe 10 
Shoalhaven (Nowra) A a Ae ea a Ned is 1 
Tamworth dak 1G: Angle = |; 16 RS 10 
Tumbarumba 7 Sept ; OTe es li 
Urana .... By 8 ee = 18y 3 4 
Wagga Wagga ... Be altar x Sheba AS 10 
Walcha ... Bc PA eae - 25 +; w 11 
Wee Waa 25, ; 24, Aa peal #80 
White Cliffs 4 1253 i LO ree Re s 12 10 
Windsor .., re 19 A¥ : 28 a 12 
Yass ae 19 3H: DS hy a 11 
Young a 1: Wii i TSh te ‘ 10 

[8377] 


Noriricatton of proposal for the construction of Wo 


“WATER ACT, 1912.” 








“ULONGA WATER TRUST.” 


Des. 





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Convened by 





» Harrison, C.L.C. 
. M. Cohen, C,P.8. 
. M. Stewart, C.L.C. 
. Carr Boyd, C.L.C. 
. Waddell, 4.C.L.C. 
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. Wenholz, C.L.C. 
. A. Mahony, C.L.C. 
. R. Wood, C.L.C. 
Re 
Flynn, C.L.C. 
D. Rorke, C.L.C. 
J. Coghlan, C.L.C, 
. H, Perry, A.C.P.S. 
A. Arnold, 0.1.C. 
. G. Chiplin, O.L.C. 
. Parker, ©.L.C. 
. Byrne, C.L.C. 
. W. Broughton, C,P.S. 
. W. Naylor, C.L.C. 
J. Homann, A.C.P.S8. 
. Angove, O.L.0 
.C. Ireland, C,L.C. 
. L. Foster, C.L.C. 
. J. Youdale, C.L.C. 
. J. Daley, C.L.C. 
. J. Barnard, C.L.C. 
McGrath, C.L.C. 
. G. Hazell, 0.L.C. 
- Moriarty, O.L.C. — 
. Jd, Small, L.C. 
. J. Stanton, C.L.C. 
. A. S. Balmain, C.L.C. 
. 8. Freeman, C..0. 
- 8. Wickham, 0.L.C. 


Has 


Hugogh 


> by 


Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 


Sydney, 18th October, 1922. 


rks of Water Sapoly, and the constitution ofa Trust for maintaining, administering, 


and extending such works. 


| Babine wean ta to section 31 of the Water Act. 1912. and to the Irrigation Act. 1912, as amended by the Crown Lands and Irrigation 

(Amendment) Act, 1914, the Irrigation (Amendinent) Act, 19!6, and the Irrigation (Amendment) Act, 1918, 1, Henry Harvey 
Dare, by virtue of the power in this behalf de'egat-d to me by the Water Uonservation and Irrigation Commission, and of all 
other powers. me hereunto enabling, do hereby notify that it is proposed to construct the works of water supply referred to in the 
proposal hereto, and to constitute a Trust for maintaining, administering, and extending such works, to be called and known as the 


Ulonga Water Trust, in accordance with the particulars set forth in the proposal hereto, that is to say :— 


THE PROPOSAL. 


(a) Description of the purpose for which itis proposed to constitute the Trust :—To utilise for stock watering purposes the 


water which may be pumped from the Lachlan River b 
the several holdings within the District. 


y an equitable distribution of the water in the channels amongst- 


(6) Plan and description of the works and of the land, whether covered with water or not, proposed to be taken or acquired for the 


purposes of such works, and of ther cost or estimated cost :-~ 


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13 Ocr, 1922] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 146. 5575 
pianos ULONGA WATER TRUST—confinued, 
(I) Plan of the works and of the land :— » 
| ULONCA. WATER TRUST DISTRICT’ | ~ 
SCALE 
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A n MILES (<) ' 2 3 a Ss 6 T 8 MILES ‘ 
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ULONGA WATER TRUST—continued. tag COT aL 
(II.) Description of the works :— \ ; : et \. Cae Whe git ae 
The works will consist of a pumping plant, shed, channels, and minor work incid&ntal thereto. 


An existing main channel commences near the left bank of the Lachlan River on portion 20, parish of Simson, county of Waradgery, 
and runs in a generally southerly direction for a distance of about 24 miles 40 chains, and passes through portions 20 aforesai, . 


. 6, 8, 7, 80, 7 again, 8, 10, and 11, parish of Simson ; portions 8, 21, 1, and 13, parish of Jumbuck ; portions 35, 28, and 7, parish 
of Wallaby; portions 14, 23, and 33, parish of Wyoming; portions 8, 16, 7, and improvement lease No, 986 Rem., parish of 


‘Ulonga, and terminates on portion 9 in the same parish, 


An existing branch channel takes off the main channel in portion 11, parish of Simson, apd runs in a westerly direction for a distance 


“of about 60 chains and terminates on same portion. : 
Another existing branch channel takes off the main channel within portion 8, parish of Jumbuck, and runs in a south-westerly 
direction for a distance of abont 12 chains and terminates on same portion, 
Another existing branch channel takes off the main channel within portion 28, parish of Wallaby, and runs in a south-easterly 


Girection for a distance of about 2 miles 10 chains, and passes through portions 23 aforesaid and 7, parish of Wallaby, and — 


terminates on portion 16 in the game parish, . 

Another existing branch channel takes off the last-mentioned channel within portion 23, parish of Wallaby, and runs in a south- 
westerly direction for a distance of about 10 chains, and passes through portion 23 aforesaid, and terminates on portion 7 in 
the same parish. : : 

Another existing branch channel takes off the main channel within portion 7, parish of Wallaby, and runs in a generally south- 
easterly direction for a distance of shout 3 miles, and passes through portion 7 aforesaid, portions 14, 13, and 14 again, parish of 
Wyoming, and termjnates on portion 8 in the same parish. i ; 

Another existing branch channel! takes off thedast-mentioned channel within portion 14, parish of Wyoming, and runs in a generally 
south-easterly direction for a distance of aboyt 1 mile 50 chains, and passes through portion 14 aforesaid and portion 82 and 
terminates on portion 21 in the same parish. : : 

Another existing branch channe! takes off the main channel within portion 14, parish of Wyoming, and runs in a generally north- 
westerly direction for a distance of about 4 miles, and passes through portion 14 aforesaid, travelling stock reserve 1,331, portions 
12, 11 and 9, parish of Quandong ; portions 11 and 4, parish of Jumbuck, and terminates on portion 20, inthe same parish. 

Another existing branch channel takes off the lastmentioned channel within portion 11, parish of Quondong, and runs in a generally 
westerly direction for a distance of about 1 mile 10 chains, and passes through portion 11 aforesaid and portion 10, and terminates 
on portion 8, inthe same. parish. : Q pHa. ee 

Another existing branch channel takes of the main channel within portion 23, parish of Wyoming, and ruts in a generally south- 
easterly direction for a distance of about 4 miles 10 chains, and passes through portion 23 aforesaid, portion 5, parish of Wyoming ; 
and portion 21, parish of Hiawatha, and terminates on portion 5, in the same parish. eit 

Another existing branch channel takes off the main channel within portion 23, parish of Wyoming, and runs in a southerly direction 
for a distance of about 17 chains, and passes through portion 28 aforesaid, and terminates on portion 20, in the parish of 
Hiawatha. 

Another existing branch channel takes off the main channel within portion 16, parish of Ulong:, and runs in a south-westerly 
direction for a distance of abont 1 mile 40 chains, and passes througn portion 16 aforesaid, portions 7 and 8, ia the parish of 
Ulonga, and terminates on portion 1, in the same parish, 

Another existing branch Gonat 
direction for a distance of about 2 miles, and passes through portion 8 aforesaid, portions 1 and 8 again, parish of Ulonga, and 
terminates on portion 3, in the same parish, 7 Vani 

And another existing branch channel takes off the main channel within portion 9, parish of Ulonga, and runs in a south-westerly 
direction for a distance of about 24 chains, and terminates on the same portion. : 

The total length of the existing channels is 45 miles 43 chains, or Ei seabouts , The information given above regarding the portions 
through which the channels run is approximate only. seve 


(III.) Description of the tand to be taken or acquired :— , 

The proposed pumping plant will be situated on an area of about half an acre of land to be taken or acquired, situated on the left 
bank of the Lachlan River, within portions20, parish of Simson, county of Waradgery, and State of New South Wales, bear- 
ing sguth-westerly about 110 chains from the northernmost corner of the portion, and said to be in the possession of George 
William Barnett. ; . 

(IV.) Estimated cost of proposed works :—£9650, 

(c) Kate of Laterest, which shall be paid by the Trust :—£5 10s. per ceptum per annum. 

(d) Charges to be paid by the Trust for water to be supplied hy the Crown, and the conditions of such -supply:— 
The Trust to pay to the Crown the sam of £10 per annum for water to be taken by meana of the pumping plant from the Lachlan 


site at which the pumping plant is installed. ; 


River, but it is to be distinctly understood that the Crows does not undertake any responsibility for a flow of water in the river past the 


__ The Water Conservation and [rrigation Commission shall have the power to limit or stop pumpiig operations at any time it is 
considered neceszary in the publie interest. ; 


(€) Maximum rate which may be assessed by the Trust :- Sixpence per acre per annum, 


(f) Description of the Trust District :— ies 
Ulonga Water Trust District. 


All that avo. or tract of country comprising parts of the parishes of Simson, Wallaby, Wyoming, Hiawatha, Ulonga, Quandong 

and Juinbuck, county ef Waradzery and State of New South Wales: Gommeacing on the left bank of the Lachlan River at the novhertis 
_Most coraer of portion 2) parish of Simson, coucty of Waradgery; and gouaded taeage generally on the east by part of the northern 
boundary of that portion easterly to a point 4) chains westerly from the easternm pst corner of the porsion, a line south-westerly to the 
north-western corner of portion 6, a north-western boundary of that portion, a line east crossing the same portion to its south-eastern 
boundary part of that boundary south-westerly, the south-eastern boundary of portion 8, a south-eastern boundary of portion 7 the south- 
eastern boundary of portion 3), another south-eastern bouadary of poctioa 7 aforgsaid, the south eastera bouadary of portion 8 a line, the 


squth-eastern bound vry of portion 10 and part of the south-eastera bougdary of portio2 ii t9 a poiat weaf ofthe north-western corner of 


portin 21 parish of Wallaby, a line to that corner, part of the north-westera bouadary of last portion south-westerly to a point west of the 
_ north-westera corner of portion gO, a line to that corner, the western and :outhera houadaries of portion 20, part of the western boundary of 
portion 82, southerly to the south-western corner of the portion a line, sousa- westerly, crossing portion 3L.a oak ooeion 29 and another road, 
_ to thd nocth-eastarn corner of portion 2 parish of Wyoming the eastera boundary of last portign, a line, thesouth-western side of a reserved road 
through portion 32, an eastern boundary of portion 32 aforesaid, the eastern poundiry of portion 7, a ling, tae eastern boundary of portion 20 
aad. the easternmost boundary of portion 21; thence generally on the south-east by a southern, a western, aad another southern boundary 
of portion 21 aforesaid, a southern and an eastern boundary of portion 16, a line to the north-eastern corner of portion 5 parish of Hiawatha 
the eastern boundary of last portion, an eastern, the southern aid thy souph-westera bouatary of portion 21, the south-western and the 
north-western boundary of portion 20, a line, part of the north-western boundary of portion 23, parish of Wyoming aforesaid, the southern 


boundary of portion 33, part of a south-eastern and another south-eastern boundary of portion 8, parish of Ulonga south-westerly, a line, — 


the south-eastera, the eastern, and part of the southern boundary of portion 7, the eastern boundary of Improvement Lease No. 986 (vem.), 
a north-eastern and another north-eastern boundary of portion 1), and the north-eastern boundary of portion 9; thence generally on the 


south-west by the southern and western boundaries of portion 9 aforesaid, part of the south-eastern and the western boundary of Improve-- 


ment Lease No, 985 (rem.) aforesaid, the south-western and a southern boundary of portion 8 aforesaid; thence generally on the north- 
west. by a western boundary of portion 8 aforesaid, a line to the south-western corner of portion 5, a western, anorthern, and another western 
boundary of last portion, the western and the northern boundary of portion 4, the northern boundaries of portions 8 and 6, a line north- 


easterly to an angle in the south-western side of the reserved road 5 chains wide crossing portion 8 aforesaid, a line north-easterly to the south- 
eastern corner ofportion 7, parish of Quandong, a line north-easterly to the south-western boundary of portion 21 at a point 40 chains — 





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Oor., 1922.) 


takes off the lastmentioned channel within portion 8, parish of Ulonga, and runs in a north-westerly 

































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13 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 146, 5577 
Fe mc Can ! -—-« ULONGA. WATER TRUST—continued. ; ee a $i, 
os ig shar y from its southern corner, part of that south-western boundary north-westerly, part of the southern boundary of portion 10 
‘ @ 8 


9 southern and western boundaries of portion 15, the western boundary of portion 8, a line,.a western boundary of portion 11, parish of 
_ Jumbuck, the western boundary of portion 20, a line to the south-western corner of portion 6, the southern boundary of that portion, 4 line 
ne east to a western boundary of portion 9),'part of that western and part of the southern boundary of last. portion to a point 52 chains from the 
_ south-eastern corner of the portion, a lige northerly, & western boundary of portion 9 aforesaid, the western boundary of portion 8, a line, 
_ a western boundary of portion }1, parish of Simson aforesiid, the westerA dud part of the northern boundary of portion 12 to a point 
south of the easternmost south-western corner of portion 11 aforesaid, a line, a western, a southern, add another western bothdary 
_ of portion 11 aforesaid, a line north-easterly crossing portion 16 aforesaid to its northern boundary at a point 80 chains westerly 
_ from its north-eastern corner, part of the said northern boundary easterly 40 chains, a line crossing a road, portions 8 aforesaid, 7 
oi aforesaid, 3 aforesaid, and 6 aforesaid, approximately 150 chains, to the south-westera extremity of a north-western boundary of portion 6 
aforesaid, part of that boundary of that portion north-easterly 24 chains, a line west, crossing portion 20 aforesaid, and in continuation to 
__ the centre line of thé Lachlan River, that centre line upwards to a point west of the northernmost corner of portion 20 aforesaid and & line, 
. to the point of commeri¢ément,— containing an area of 1014 square miles or thereabouts, 








"Toa (9) Number of Trustees, being either three or five:—Three. 
: (h) Number of years within which the cost of the work shall be extinguished by a sinking fund :—T'wenty-one years. i 
; H. H. DARE, 
Commissioner. 
Norr. 


in number of the occupiers of Crown Land, including homestead selectors, conditional lessees, dnd settlement lessees, and owners of other 
aN: ; ene the proposed Tiiist District, objecting to the proposal, the Commission shall refer the proposal to the Board for inquiry and 
~/» report.” - OE we Venn 

, oem If within the said period no such petition is received, or if the Board reports in favour of the proposal, with or without 
- modifications, the Governor may constitute the Trust with such modifications of the proposal as the Board may recommend, or, where no 
__ reference ‘is made to the Board; with such modifications as the Commission may think fit. 
Bia Upon the notification of the constitution of the Trust by the Commission in the Gazette, the conditions of the proposal, with such 
__ modifications (if any) as aforesaid, shall be binding on thé Trust and on the Crown: and the Commission may carry cut the works 

described in the propokal. 


act If, within eight weeks after the notification of a prdposal, “4 petition is presented to thé Commission signed by at least one-third 


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Cataract cs yy Bee ae ) ; Sydney; 18th October, 1999, 
NOTIFICATION OF GRANTING OF OYSTER CULTURE LEASES. 
His Liebert notified, for general information, that leases for the pwrposo of Oyster Culture of the lands specified in the annewed Schodale 
| have been granted to the undermentioned persons. 


The leases are subject to the Wisheries Acts and the Regulations thereunder, and to the special conditions, provisions, exceptions, 
_ covenants, and reservations set out at the foot of the Schedule. 





ah 4 CHARLES W. OAKES. 



























qi Se a ats Ie Ny Raa : ee ( Chief Secretary and Minister for Public Health. 
isn Psi . SCHEDULE. 
ome % K ; d I I ee —a ~ - ———------—~ ate ~ ~ a — I 
a CF eas, Bee ane koe Sat Situation and extent Term i 
oe pens, een _ Name aad Address of Lessee, of area leased of, | aout Remarks. 
on 8 ee 4 } ! ; and Pian Cat. No. Lease. | 
ne SERPS AS A Cep a a tebtcCOn Rees os aL 
i ate = ; Pee au dh Y ; : ; 
41757 | Inferior} Sydney Alfred Wood - Fe .-| Pindimar. .. ..| Port Stephens, area about 3 acres| 5 years) 113 0 | Under section 12 (33B) Fisheries 
Bart Lands.| 5! \ rood 8 perches. Plan Cat. No.} from (Amendment) Act, 1910 (Fish- 
: 7 This. sn fect si a, 8 a Weesaynd ein nim Co RAR psi Sigh: 8 eae 27-9-22, eries Act, 1902). 
ah 11760 | Do. ..| Charles Edward Woodward .} 150 Sussex-street, | Manning River, frontage 692 yards.| do ..| 213 0 ao do 
Ree Cet ; Sydney.| "Plan Cat, No. M, 279-31. 
11782} Do ..} Australian George Cole~ .. ..| Brooklyn. ..| Hawkesbury River, frontage 437} do ..| 3 6 0 do do 
“ Bl oe ; “yards, Plan Cat, No. H..287- | 


I 


Retr ey cit ; piAly 








ae - i } j iB A 
mip Sprorat Conprrions; Provisions, Exoxprions, CovuNants, AND ReseRvAaTIons. 


as aa We oysters may be removed from any of the abovementioned oyster leases during the first year of the term of the lease. If any 
lease be renewed for a second term of five years, it shall be subject to redetermination of rental during the ninth or any later year for a 

___ further (third) term of five years. 

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, ; [2885] ; . ina a \ . . State Fisheries, 
SEF we At nt ene veer? Chief Secretary’s Deparsment and 
Ca 1 : ye es ei uy ; Office of the Minister of Public Health, 


7 1, DER AIS Sydney, 20th September, 1922. 
Pere eee ws Nene NOTIFICATION OF GRANTING OF AN OYSTER CULTURE LEASH. 
T is hereby notified, for general information, that-a lease for the purpose of oyster culture of the land specified in the annexed Schedule 
has been granted to the undermehtioned person. , NA ip Miacked bap ; 
_-——s The lease is subject to the Fisheries Acts and the Regulations thereunder, and to the special conditions, provisions, exceptions, 
is Ted Ts mica an ie out - the ace of. me aS) i CHARLES W. OAKES. 


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- i 
ah a SOREDULE. 
oA 3k ‘sal : Situation and extent Term 
- Name and Addxeas of Lesseo. yaa i ; of area boased, of sien Remarks, — 
ie { miei is ee) ahd Plan Gat. Nov. Lease, a 
ri es j ere eM Gi ce VETERE AMY EA Sie Eee ‘ 
A ey ae | Me 4 i: ds,|15 fo a! onder. sesitou ih (88). Wieberien-) ime aaanis 
rey Carl Olive, Alfred! Nelson’s bay ae ..| Port Stephens, frontage 200 yards,|15 years; 3 nder geetion 8) ries ed, 
on s -Wil- y hee ae n Cat. No: P. 956-36. from (Amendment) _ Aot, 1910. ) 
‘Don: a ieee, ay Wil: ae ‘ Bey: | Exh Cat. No } | eae meyer ot , : : 
eld Z & rf ae PSs piles \ feeb tare a ¥ 2) pe a gos er Nee annem nt regen femem remem yr Ren eomies sere iiep at: tpn seit 1s baer as “ an 





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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 146. 








Sydney, 13th October, 1922. 


APPLICATIONS FOR LRASKS FOR OYSTER OULTURRE. 


Seeretary’s Department, Fisheries Branch, within thirty days of the date of this 
If interference with a hauling ground i is alleged a statutory declaration by 


a licensed fisherman must be submitted to the effect that the area has been hauled during the preceding twelve months. 





Applic- 
ation 
No. 





11954 ; Norman Arthur Innes 


11955 | 





11956 


Applicant, 


; 
Locality. 1h | 





Do 


Do 





11898 | Frederick Phillips 


11968 


{2040} 


LG 


Thomas Mead ... 





BR. &. HARKNESS, 
Under Secretary. 





| Length of 














ToMAGA RIVER. 


On agmall island in two sections, section No. 
1 adjoining the eastern ent of oyster lease 
No. 8,055, section No. 2 adjoming the) 
western end of oyster lease No. 8,055. 

On the eastern bank in two sections, section 
No. 1 adjoining the south-eastern end of 
oyster lease No. 7,932, section No. 2 2bout 
34 yards southerly from section No. 1. 

On the northern bank adjoining the eastern 
end of the public oyster reserve. 





Port STEPHENS. 


Offshore in two sections at North Arm, sec- 
tion No. 1 adjoining the southern boundary 
of oyster lease No. 10,609 section No. 1, 
section No. 2 adjoining the southern and 
eastern boundaries of oyster lease No. 
10,609 section No. 2 


WALLAGA LAKE. 


On an eastern and northern shore identical| Bermaguee .. 


with cancelled oyster lease No. 10 es. 








Pavish. _ | County. Foreshore veel’, 
| or Area, ; i 
Yards, 
Bateman ...{ St. Vincent 235 10 years 
. (in all). 
do do shel DOS ELON ess 
(in all), 
do NS do hod a TO es: 
Acres. 
Bai ia .. | Gloucester,..|About 34/ 10 years 
(in all). 
Yards. 





Dampier 4 1,000 | 10 years 


State Fisheries, 


Chief Secretary’s Department and 


Office of the Minister of Public Health, 
Sydney, 22nd September, 1922. 


APPLICATIONS FOR LHASES FOR OYSTER CULTURE. 


is hereby notified that the undermentioned persons have applied to lease for oyster culture the portions of jand described 
hereunder opposite their respective names 


Objections may be lodged within thirty days of the date of this notice against the leasing of any of the portions. If 
interference with a hauling ground is alleged, a statutory declaration by a licensed fisherman must be submitted to the effect 
that the area has been hauled during the preceding twelve months, 


_ E. BL HARKNESS, 
Under Secretary. 


















































[13 Oor, 1992. 





is hereby notified that the undermentioned persons have applied to lease for Oyster Culture the portions of ‘and fléveiabea 
hereunder opposite their reapective names. 


Objections may be lodged at the Chief 
notice against the leasing of any °t the portions. 


pli Leagth of 
eitlod Apdlicm t. hosality. Parish, County. Fureshore seis bi 
No. or Area, hinge? 
MERRIMBULA LAKE. yards. 
11818 ; Willoughby Bennett; On the northern shore, adjoining the western) Panbula ...| Auckland .., 00. | lO years. 
Maunder and Fred-| end of oyster lease No. 8,695, 
erick William Savage.| | 
11918 Do .. , On the northern shore, adjoining the ee do do 50 | 15 ,, 
end of oyster lease No. 924, : 
. 11931 ) Herbert Armstrong| Offstors, sovth-west of the applicant’s oyster do do ..| About 1} 10 ,, 
Lockhort Muan, lease No, 10,206. | | acre. 
: Port STEPHENS, 
11824 | Sydney Alfred Wood .. | Offshore, south-east of Back Island, seins sess veeeee | Gloucester...) About | 10 years, 
| > toyster lease No. 10,472. | 5 acres. 
GuronGH’s RIVER. 
11937 | Charles John Derwent Offshore, adjoining oyster lease. No, 10,569) Holsworthy | Cumberland.! About 1 10 years, 
aud James Wright; near Bottle and Glass Head. | acre, j 
| Derwent. | 
Pansura LAKE, 
11930 | Leslie Mervyn Anderzon| Offshore, adjoining oyster leases Nos, 11,662) Yowaka ...|. Auckland ...;| About 2/ 10 years. 
| and 11,695, | roods. | 
Mannixe River. 
11929 | “artiut Herbert Hastings Offahore, north-east of Lone Island, nhigens Oxley Macquarie...{ About 2! 10 years. 
‘ | Parker. ; Bay. DCFES. wilen ; 
; Waaconea RIvER. 
11932 | Charles Anthony Bettini | Offshore, adjoining oyster lease No. 11,775 on; Wagonga ... Dampier About 1) 10 years. 
| the frontage of portion No. 22 of 40 acres. acre, 
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WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 146. 5579 
’ State Bishevios; 


Chief Secretary’s Depurtment, and 
Office of the Minister of Public Health, 
Sydney, 6th October, 1922, 


“ 


APPLICATIONS FOU LHASES FOR OYSTER CULTURE, 


ea iG 's hereby notifed that the nndermentioned persons have applied to lease for Oyster Culture the portions of land described 

ee hereunder ooposite their respective names. 

; Objecticns may be lodged within thirty days of the date of this notice against the leasing of any of the portions. If 

interference with a hauling ground is alleged, a statutory declaration by a licensed fisherman must be submitted to the effect 

that the area has been hauled during the preceding twelve months, 
Hh. B. HARKNESS, 
































hd ‘ ; 3 - Pe 
.- f Under Secretary. 
ee" appa, . . if th of 
oie cation Applicant. oy meiiity. Parish, | County. irene | ie es 
‘) No. ‘ . 4 or Area, aes 
¢ Hastines River. Yards. 
11938 | Thomas Dick .., ..) On a north-western bank, near the entrance] Torrens ..,, Macquarie:.., 500 | 15 years 
to Limeburner’s Creek, identical with | | 
5 . Be hea dwt expiring oyster lease: Nos. 2,283 and 2,238.) - ed 
11939 | = = Do ee ...| On the southern bank, identical with expired) Macquarie... do | 300 | Lay ii 
; . i M oyster lease No. 4,840, ales ey 
11940 Do .»  «.{ On the southern bank, near Hamilton Ferry, dosh. Goeth AAO Pet Be AL 
: identical with expired oyster lease No. | i 
yes Ye Ve hi i 5,224. | | 
; ROLLE 7 Ua ebae 80 bd ...| On the western bauk of Limeburner’s Creek, Torrens... do | Fay) ple sNU 
reek Neha expiring oyster lease No. | | 
3 ; W5;273% 5 | 
11942); Do _..,-  ...| On the western bank of Limeburner’s Creek, da Se, do a 100 | BOVE 
: “Togeetes te ! identical with expiring oyster lease No. ’ | | 
‘es : 2,282. | 
_ HAWKESBURY RIVER 
On the wettern bank of Berowra Creek,| Berowra ...' Cumberland| 199°| 10 years 


between sections Nos. 1 and 2 of oyster 


; oe 4 ‘i = 
11912 | Frederick Chatterton 
x ae 
lease No. 6,706, 


Crumpton. ~ 











, | 
Port STHPHENS. 


11921 ei@iey Royal Rooke... Offshore, north of Bull’s Island, adjoining| Sutton ...| Gloucester...{ About 1{ 10 years 





























the western end of oyster lease No. 7,194, acre. 
 \  Sanpon River. 
11951 | Donald McDonald _...| Offshore, adjoining oyster leases Nos. 6,699| Canoulam | Clarence ...| About 1; 10 years 
‘ > | and 7,176, at the entrance to Toumbaal | acre 
Creek, ‘ 
y AS f i Grorges River, 
11952 | Robert Bakerand Roberi| Offshore, in Woclooware Bay, west of oyster Sutherland...| Cumberland| About 5{ 10 years 
Leslie Baker. lease No. 10,568. | acres. | 
@! aoe | | | 
[2533] : 4 ie ce kegistrar-General’s Department, 


a . Sydney, llth October, i922, 


eS is hereby notified that, in conformity with the provisions of the Registration of Births, Deaths, and Marriages Act, 
pe tf 1399, the undermentioned Officiating Ministers have been registered at this Office for the celebration of Marriages :— 
































No. eek Denomiuation. Residence. Fae ana 

nit ee ee ae “ee | 1922. 

ae 5407 | Mr. Charles Kellie _... a.) ..| Presbyterian Church of Australiain! Dorrigo — .. ...| 28 Sept. 

: “| the State of N.S. W. | | 
2567 | Reverend John Barry, C.M.. ... a; ...| Roman Catholic Church (Archdiocese) St. Vincent’s, Ash-| 6th Oct. 
, Lies of Sydney). |. field. | : 
*5400 | Reverend Antony Grealy, O.F.M. ... ae Do js) Stat Braneisw: ‘Padalio 7a. ¥ 
abe Rone i dington. 
- * Previously registered as Reverend Anthony Grealy, O.F.M. 
, ; og ' W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 

ie Aes Registrar-General. 

[2534 } . cen Se ey | Registrar-General’s Department, Te 


Sydney. llth October, 1922. 


@% is hereby notified that, in conformity with ‘the provisions of the Registration of Births, Deaths, and Marriages 
& Act, 1889, the changes of residence of the undermentioned Viticiating Ministers nave been duly registered at this \/tteee:— 





























| : y a . | i Residence. Date of 
No Name, , ney Denomination. —| Registration , 
| mak From— — To— 
5384 | Reverend Henry John-Buttrum’ .:.) Church of England (Diocese of/ Tamworth ...| Alstonville — ...| 28 Sept. 
bie (hots Le gees _| Grafton). ) | 
1455 | Reverend John Henry Sutton! Do ’ .,.] Ulmarra .. | Coff’s Harbour..) 3 Oct. 
Oldham, > s*)3 i el 
_ 3456 | Reverend Harold Woodger ~.. sch Shy a i Do ; ...| Coff’s Harbour.. Ulmarra Boos 
3855 » Keverend Alexar derSydney Greville Da ef, Corskney. ... Dorrigo. | 8 oy 
2385 Reverend George Keith, M.A. __...| PresbyterianChurch of Australia) 23. York-street, Beverley, Chel- 7 ,, b 
Hogs. AS ame in the State of N.S.W. Sydney. tenham. | a +e oy 
2 Rog he 7 i: ae  W. G H-WILLIAMS, 


ts panes . 4 5 Registrar-General. 





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128 Ue! av aad 5 


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ANNUAL MERTINGS OF JUSTICHS TO CONSIDER APPLICATIONS FOR AUOTIONRERS’ LIOENSES. 


NOTION ig hereby piven that the Annual Mating of His Majesty’s Justices of the Peace, for the purpose of codaiarng applications 


for Auctioneers’ Licenses for the ensuing year, will be holden at the OCourt-houses at the places and at the times hereunder 
Bpecified. ; 


















































ee EN OR ee 
Wher foeiits 06 be Heil e “Date of Notice of 
Place! Police District; | | ———————_+— dik pebeagh ot | Clore ot | satan by 
Date. Hour. Applications. Petty Sessions 
Adaminaby . .:. ict} Cooma ... sa| 27 Noys 1922 :.:} 10 6 Nov:, 1922) 7 Oct., 1922) @. J. Rose, A:O.P.S 
Adelong ke id] Tumut >. Pre eh iE aes We 2b en lies? Setagee 6 Sept., 1922) W. E. Justelius, AG, PS. 
Ashfield oH | Parramatta —...| 28 ,, ay hae, ea Ute rien oes Oca G3 SA fa! fi Heveridee, C.P.S.; 
Ashford sh .«| Inverell.., ee 28 ae stun Cael 1% 6 Oct.,  ,, |B. H. Baxter, A.C.P. S. 
Bega ... PCE aN TO Dy ped stots WOR ney Oh bey 40 ES an ie ee! 1 qacG a 2 5 i; 'O. G. Carr Boyd, C.P.S. 
Braidwood... ..| Braidwood  ,.,| 28 ,, Paes Eee: bE ik » | 268ept., 3 | A. H. Collis, CPS. 
Burwood ey ...| Parramatta ...| 28 ms fa ie aa gers 3, D dies 5 meer Beveridge, C.P.S., 
Canowindra ... | Cowra ... vec] 28 55 wes COO 7 oak 4 {11 Oct, 5 | W. A. Hicks, C.P. S. 
Canterbury "... ...| Parramatta ...| 28 —,, 6 Brae be 1) 7 cae i ae Sept., Pate ee oe Beveridge, C.P3S.; 
Carcoar Carcoar... 33] 2B en, ce Ri i oto berries. fee Born » | <. Paton, C.P.S. 
Central Police §Court.., Fecuenaaeeswacsate 28i eR pm ha ble LO chp teat dev oudae iin » Hye. pba A.C.P.S.; 
Cessnock va | Maitland ~~ ...| 28 8 vee! O80: | 1 Nov, 2928197 1-3 ; | G. Wheeler, O.P.S. 
Gooma... $e ...| Cooma .., es ee eta ena LC Vas % ¢ Oet., Pa Re eR 3 ners A.O.P.S.. 
Cootamundra... eeu saven 281.5; Be Deer aes iia a - Be eat AN Sutherland, 
Cowra... aor | Cowra... AH OLR aU SD 7 Noy.; 1922} 10 ©, » | D. W. Reed, ©. P. Sa 
Crookwell ... soe caisieysarme cCasetene 28), Fy een re EC] ak fp uk deters yg AP Boe La. Gre Hill, AC.PS,. 
Deniliquin... ..| Deniliquin A Rd Bik es Ae oe i © ines F R. ©. Atkinson, O.P.8. 
Deniliquin... ...| Berrigan Hee 2S ae, Al oy ea C8} Toe s 1 36 i ae » | H.N. Ferris, A.C.P.S. 
Emmarville .| Glen Innes... 28, ES pe ee 8 ere: core pare trcsiy Gs R, A. Hardwicke, 0.P.8, 
Glebe ... se .../ Metropolitan ...| 28 ,, Gretel vee 7Nov., 1922} 10 Oct., 1929) R. G. Green, ©.P.8., C.M. 
Glen Innes... ...| Glen Innes...) 28. ee Op eae ot (eee 5 © 53 » | H. Breakell; C.P.S. _ 
Goulburn ... EF) LR Rare A, bs. ue tS Gee beet pet £0) eat ‘4 EA » |3S.E Beaver C.P.S., O.M. 
Grafton Se ...| Grafton... Gay) QB gg an ope Culms at ae ain » |-228ept, ,, | C. Wenholz, C.P.S. 
Gunnedah .., ...| Gunnedah ped outta Ce ee €t ro ‘i 7 Oct., ,, | EH. A. Mahony, C.P.8 
Gunning is al Vass nce: a 2b AS cppeeeade ett Lil ee 2a » | A.D. Wellisch, C.P.8 
Hornsby ee Ose Ryde “ois, peel 2S. ae piace) Lepao (1 ag eeaee 45 5Sept., ,, | F. L. Foster, C.P.S, 
Katoomba... |’ Penrith Mais Fe Mi Re a BELO Say » | 11 Oct, 5 | C. HE. Foster, C.P.S. 
Kiama ae ...| Kiama... ry titel jo ee LO: Fax seg ayn Us » | C. FE. Denton, O.P.8 
Kyogle vee ton] gedresescrecseenee 28 3% 9900 10 7 » by 8 #8 ” oe: i: See; A.O.P.S. 
Lismore ae bp etal RN a Re Sarat 2 2B gee POS Pare pais HE) Aes ry) 3s 9 H. A. May, ©.P.S. 
Maclean as ...| Grafton PAT eS Fi re: Sunl 1 pe Ves 24 Dave » | R, W.S. Kelly, C.P.S¢ 
Moama Kc ..:| Moama.,.. Wea eBay aca iie te) ts i Nan » | W. Goodwin, A.C.P.S. 
Molong a | Molong js. Ate ee 59 Say ANI cohies ok UE. ues oh gt OA Cs MGDonald, C2P.38 
Narrandera :.. ict Narrandera  ...! 28 ,, Arco cal CL BON: wavearoum ue geeks 4: » | 0. A. Arnold, C. P. 8. 
Nowra ..; F ..«| Shoalhaven 4..| 28 5 A> sh 41 7 Nov.; 1922} 6; 4s a eee Youdale; O.P.8. 
Pambula. ii. vie} BUCO. 3 iy] 28°38 fad) 10. 7% POSS Mad Bub | Ws.@: Noble, A:0.P. 8, 
Parramatta ... ...| Parramatta...) 28 ,, Efieahe yt og A) JERE abl » | L..W. Broughton, 0.P. S., 
CM. 

Picton Be Yi Bes 1 aera eer ee ZB, Bi vactlensl O 3 a bagel » | GS. Goldie, C.P.S. 
Ryde ... “a ani Ryde... Rab ao weiss i ee LO 7 Nov, an "1922 5 Sept, 5 | F. Li. Foster, C.P.S: 
Scone ... ae A rer aaah Pee ae al Tae Rigen tle be Ni Mt lg. B. Scobie, O.P.S. 
Tenterfield ... | Tenterfield :.,| 28 ,, CS Fe Me eee eR 2 Oct.,:- 5, 2) Ae De , Donnelly, C.P.S. 
Tiboobirra ... ...| Mitchell al 285 RY SEED it Bove aoe or 8 » | d. Ellis, A.GO.P.S, 
Trangie |. ... vee: QV Barred ce a) BBO up ie) scbpioamts q. 3 » | 2 Bepti, one EL. B J, Ferris, A,C. PS. 
Tumbarumba ... ...| Tumbarumba ,,,| 28 ,, CA > CM: en ESI ha 7 Oct, 4 | F.d. Barnard, C. B.S. 
Ulmarra ..| Grafton... Na er tees Pree mean (1) 7 Nov. 24 1928) 2 se eh ey Ry King, A. C.P.S8, 
[2512] of * Sydney, 18th October, 1928, 


FISHERIES AOTS—RENEWAL OF LEASES. 


Aad et has been given bor thé rénewal of the Oyster Cultitire Listes epecified in the Schedule taiabs for a ternh of 
fifteen years from the dates and at the rentals respectively set forth therein. 





CHARLES W. OAKES, 


ScHEDULE: ety nea 











oF fi 
Ln Lessée, ae Foreshore, “Comrionsing on 
‘Yards. | 1 8 4% 
4799 | George Peter Hngel rn ws ae] Port Stephens et 124 -} 193 ake, 1300 Pe 160 
5317 / AlicS May JoHiHGot Ke aS do sof Ege a0 9 DoE NaH ee 2 08 








5580 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, Ro Us. | (18 om, 199% | 















“Blines 


AY 







Bepariment Watices.” 





well PROCLAMATION—MINING ACE, 1906. 


ie Sir WALTER Hawian Davipson, the Governor of the State of New South Wales and its Dependencies, in the Common- 
wealth of Australia, in pursuance of the provisions of the Mining Act, 1906, do, by this my Proclamation, declare the 
Ya set out in the Schedule hereunder to be private lands for Pee purposes of Part IV of the said Act, from’ the date of 
publication hereof :— 


ScHEDULE REFERRED TO. 
Si a 











SSA NP) Locality. 
Portion Nos. Area, | 
A ara County. Parish | Town 
hy Spe hy Maa a. Y. p. ee 
(2,64, 65, 68, 69, 70, 71 cgety (ipdeense 63 2 0 | Durham - ‘ise ve} Liddell .., aM Liddell. 








a 








ns [1922-6,953 L.B.] 
A % 3 Signed and pepted at Sydney, this twenth-fifth day of September, 1922, 
; W. E. DAVIDSON, 


Governor, 


By His Buoolleney’ 8 Courniaed 
J. C. L. FITZPATRICK. 


[2525] : GOD SAVE THE KING! 


3626) ey #3 ye Departesent of Mines, 
; ; Sydney, 18th October, 1922 
NOTIORS TO APPLIOANTS FOR LEASES FOR MENEING AND FOR PURPOSES IN “ye kahata. | Witt 
aa MINING ; TO LESSEES UNDER SUCH LHASEHS ; AND TO WHOM HY MAY CONCER 


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT— 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has approved of the grant of leases in 
satisfaction of the undermentioned applications for Mining Leases of Private Lands. 


 92a-7,681 ; 7,682; 7,681 LB] 






































‘t ; Application No. Portion Locality. Date of 
' TET ORGS aah ae EET OSES Applicant. a Area. | fuer 
ee _ Departmental}. | Loon). Ae Peete se fe County. Parish. a | rf oasis 
at ae ne ee ee So ge ee nee ea — 
UN area ele & h a A a. oF. p. 
Rh Hin Bnd 3 9 | 355 | Deop 1 ie Level Hawkins Lot 4,°} Wellington ...| Dambaroora 0 2 0} 20 April, 1922 
i a OAS Mean ee a old Mining sec, 14, 
Boninky ; village 
No-Taahility | of Hill 
bay te brs End. 
etait. o0ems 42 | 103 | Edward Fie ok PML 8, | Beresford ..| Bunyan ... 1 3 0 O°} 14 Mar, , 
ante bie Holmes. part of 
Be. 22.7 ie Inverell 6 | 43 | Charles Lindy Smith .. PML 7, | Arrawatta ...| Swamp Oak ».| 1 83 8118 Aug., 1921 
i mY. part of 
ss mr a ' ¢ 8 r ' 5 } aie! 
RE oat lia eames oon Ve eae cr ae, ae / J. ©. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines, . 















































i HIS Excellency the Peredioe with the advice of the Bxecutive Council, ee approved of the grant of ieatee of 
4 _« Crown ret in satisfaction of the undermentioned applications. 
ce eae Applicant, bd hagieal = Are ‘oat 
% . y Departmental. | Local. i a Fe | County. | Parish. re, sein 
Kaos | | FOR GOLD-MINING LHASES. | 
a8 eae _[1922-7,727 ; 7,766 LB.) iy) tel. Bats De 
Se Me Combet 109%), ry Robert win Too y) ap 2h Pindar vA .., Budgery .. «+ 10 017 ) 20 May, 1922 
‘ tee x Do- cg do rt Tid do an GO re ees] $09 9 ” ” 
nt hye EER ioe Ai ane 
Be os, ai a - Michael McManus seek FELD do}... wef AY Mays | 25 0 0] 29 ,, ” 
BA ci 145 | 205 Oa ioee ae 
He a yagan Ths aa) 
h Sri ale l Fasnke teas Beek » 120 COuity ad Cale i Ola divas vert Lo 0) OF} 29, 4, ” 
a5. eX Canbelego (146.; 266 9) Bs ‘Edwin Folley. | a ae fe 
» 172 | 284 John James Sanders...) ,, 122 BOL) sep ee do... wis 25 0 0) 23dune, » 
ay i baie 85" gy William Qhristian, oy oe RON 9s é ct ne Se | 26 3 86] 29 ,, ” 
ee a Daish . ; 
Rise sg 200 + 262 - Charles a i pi. LLO dos) *** ee do és. M163 OO HS. Falyae ws 
Sore ey MU ere: yea ; ic! 
Mais Aga | a9 | Frederick : Chazles Ce AR Th aT calle MOR ES shel AGG MEP B9 Laae a Ae 
‘es Pitney. ye “ ‘, f " 
si le 326 Thomas Wilson Vin- Paget Nandy. ep Gomgac | BP OP 8 apes OE: 
FAN 338 Poth Moos ay oF 13 Gresham 0 


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5582 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No 146, [13 Ocr, 1925. 








ry 


NOTICES TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASDS FOR MINING, &—continued. 





Be a Fee aero eel so SRE PEE «PE, S|) VL en aremetee ae 

















Application No. , | ig earatate | Purtion , 2 Localiry. 20M hes | ei: tet 
Departmental. | Local. | aie County. | Parish, | Ayyitas (ore, 
i ig — a 2 a tN es ee 
FOR MINERAL LEASES. ; 
[1922-7,726; 7,514 L.B.] aL AE cas 
Broken Hill 545 | 531 | William Henry | mt 17 ; Yancowinna ..«} Bolaira ... | 20 0 0; 31 duly, 1922 
Cowper. 
East 236 | South Greta Colliery: ,,13 &| Northumberland.,| Maitland ..| 38 1 23 | 20Jduly, 1921 
Maitland 90*+ Limited. yy barrem pare Bde Pb ileal 
FOR A MINING-PURPOSES LEASE. 
[1922-7,756 L.B.] es ; 
A‘delong 5 | 184; Currajong Gold Min-| at 188 Wynyard via Adelong ... {3 1036") £7 Heb:,, 1922 
| ing Company, No- i 
Liability. rae ce | 


ite ut) 








* As modified. + Whole of surface ‘excepted, 
J. €. I. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 





HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has refused the undermentioned 


applications for Leases of Crown Lands. 





1 { i} 


Appleatind No, Locabts, 


























Sse Marinate Portion Aig ; Rte ; Nuke of ~ 
Departmental, | Local. £ aa: | County. | Parish. | ‘ % Appibsatipne tie \ 
" FOR GOLD-MINING LEASES. 
~~ [1922-7,684, 7,685, 7,686, 7,657 L.B.] RS Hh, 
Barraba 34, 88 | Sidney William Duke, ©...... Darling ... vee] N@OWYY ee 5 0 0, 26 Sept., 1921 
Albert Sampson, | Bos ‘ a Se RS By weee 
Frederick Reynolds,| ie Lan ; 
and Albert George) 
Sampson. | : ; 
* 85 | 92] Sidney William Duke! ...... do ny at * do A 5.0 0} 9 Jan. 1922 
| sand William Charles! | 
Fetherstone. | 2 ae 
Canbelego ~ 211 | 273 | John Joseph Hayes... ...... Flinders ... ..»| Budgery. ..% vale LS O00.) TE Salyy 4 yy 
Hill End 329 | 352 | Marshall’s Tamba-| @u 177 | Wellington .... Tambaroora . ...| 6 0 0, 21 Feb. ,, 
roora Gold Mines, ) ae : 
No Liability. ae | 
Weabonga 23 | 25 | John Reid Stewart and) ....... | Vernon ... «| Cobrabald seedy WB 530 00: ho Whang as 
Patrick Colin Mac- ! 











kay. 
FOR A MINERAL LEASE. 
[1922-7,728 L.B.] 











Newcastle 191 | 253 | Lymington Collieries ...... | Northumberland... Kahibah ... ite Oy Sete 15 May, 1922 
' Limited. | 
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a ae J.C. L, FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines, 


IT is intended to void the Mineral Lease of Crown Lands granted in satisfaction of the undermentioned application, in 
terms of the Mining Act, 1906, and that notice of such voidance will be published in the Government Gazette of 
27th October, 1922; and the land referred to in such epplication will, after publication of the Government Gazette of that 
date’(namely, at 2°30 o’cloek p.m.), be open to be taken possession of, in terms of the Mining Act and Regulations, provided 
there be then no adverse title to the Jand. . 



































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[1922-7,683 L.B.] 
' " : 
Ne ae Applicant. ° Portion ation Area Date of Lease 
Departmental, Local. Ne. County. : Parish. A Are 





Moss Vale 24. | 161- | Kenneth Leslie Beattie ME 1 | Camden ... ..| Caroura and Bun-| 6 0 0O/| 27 duly, 1922 . 
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J.C, L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. - 
























































































Pee 
wee. 
Le NR _ Departmen if Mines, . 
Re koe oF _ Sydney, 13th October, 1 1922. — 
the un dermentioned leans and notice of Panicetiation thereof will be blished ah 
published in the Government cs 
ath. October, 1922 ,and the land referred to in such leases will, unless held under some other title, after e >. ‘ 
Gazette that date F amrpaese at ane orelock Pts Sydney time), ' be available for occupation on ghee, 
oe 
| Agen Appt reation No. 
i et GoLD ‘MINING LEASKS, ‘MINING AGM BON. Gf a wep.” ae 
er Drew ceeere) Tose b} au. 2 Westmoreland eve}: Bea d ae ee bce: OOO Bath 1-26 
ely, and | Arthur ‘George oe Me i ral | A ? ae 
order ont CLE ha A Ten ie : 
|» 26 | Buceleuch... ...| Goobarragandra ...|10 0 0 Tumut 48-86 
‘» 84 St. Vincent  v| Elrington .., .-| 11. 1 17 | Major’s Creek 
(es Ss ao ; 7-26 
| Wellington | Hargraves “ 3 0 0} Hargraves €2-62 
BONE ie cast <8 # be Teed See Oo) O yo 65-65 
MINERAL LEASES, MINING Act, 1906, 
MI 61 Robinson tink Cobar web 0B. '08.00 ! Cobar) 62-149 
aye a dge LE Bag vig al @ Jog) ks. Beter 
—» 91) Gough _..., cect SCONGK: ” - yue | 10 0 0} Emmayille 
ee i Seon a p> 2 186-155 
we Socg: Howrhe 675s) pat Rameay seb eos G., 0 1.39%| Ardlethan 
Db ee € se 129-394 
sooo Gough seat Clive ees ».| 20 0 0 | Tingha 298-532 
ee eras Sie 1} Beurina .., ..| 20.0 0} Delegate 5-4, 
tee : 1244 
6 Olive ea OE <esf Romney)... °.- 2} 40-0 0 | ah ON 
© Hes Z | } 2-228 
MINING rynoors LEASES, MINING ACT, 1906, — : 
luicing Com ML 82 Gough Stee SY BNE 55 | 14 0 29 | Emmayville 
any, No Liability bs Suh O-161 
tM colm Wren orden See a) Buller hoilse ...| Maryland .,, | 4 0 0} Wilsan’s Down- 
: j fall 6-204, 
L, FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines, 
4 De secleuk of Mines, 
ayes Sydney, 18th October, 1933, 
oned. Veesss! a notiee of cancellation thereof will be published in the Government 
27th October, 1922, and the lands referred to in such leases will, unless held under some other title, afber 
of Govern ent. Gaze of that fate (namely, at 2°30 0 ’cloek p.m., Sydney time), be ayaiinblg for occupation in 
Ebesiiin : ems: : 
- Area, Application Me, 
| Parish, 
GOLD LEASH, MINING ACT, 1908. © a. p. 
ae Gh 248 ale Wellington As Cummingsand | 8 0 0} Hill End 310-333 
i Tambaroora.) 
‘MINERAL LEASES, ‘MINING AOT, 1906. ‘ 
{ML 31.) Robinson... | 4.) Cobar 4. ss], E0824] Cobar | 1-1 
ner Yancowinna. __..,, Waukeroo,,,. _,..) 32. 0 +0 | Broken Hill 
oer hag Be hee ca, 333-347 2 
Gough's) 446 ).4) 05) Parkes. | 7 O O| Deepwater s 
peace ae ey ye _ 208-250 
- Coo er “ue ae) Yalgogoring © ...| 20 0 O| Ardlethan py 
3 . ae chic : et We x Pe 159-612 
St. Vaneau: | Oonjola ... ...| 82. 017} Milton  €6-77 , 
Bathurst... .... Ponsonby... ...) 40. 0 0] Rockley 24-281 Dee y 
Sandon ... «| Eastlake. « «| 20 0 07} Uralla-; 6-96). ay 
1 cris tif Waukeroo.... | 40 0 0] Broken Hill © ek Sik as 
; tae om 
64 | Robinson Pt ae ] Cobar Shae 2 Oe 17 0 10[ Cobar = 11-234 — ay "dh te : ‘ 
oan EM Re ais aaa 
Clarke. basoeson | Ooventiy.. at ay a 4 2 24 Glen tnnes: 9-243 





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NOTICES TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES. FoR MINING, “g0.—continued. 


[2519] . ae Enos - Department of Mines, - ies 
i ‘6, ‘ Sydney, 18th October, 1922, ee 


1" is proposed to caneel‘the undermentioned lease, and notice of banpellniion uhovact will be published in the 

Government Gazette of the 27th October, 1922, aud the land referred to in such lease will, unless held under some other 

./ title, after publication of Government Gazette of that date (namely, a 200 o’clock p.m.,. ‘Sydney pee Ne available or 
occupation in terms of the Mining Act, 1906. 



























[1922-5,504 R. & LJ ofa SAE aN De Bee OE a 

MINERAL LEASE, MINING ACT, 1906. - alg PAO PELs “J 

No. ae Area. | Application No. 2 , 

a ee Wo De ps ; ee 

1,811 | John Jenkins sa pee | ML 21} Gough ,,  ...j Highland Home...) 40 0 0 pieriangton Ae j eam 

| Paes 44-51 A a 

J. 0. L. TATA TRIES, Secretary dor Mines. 4 

j ne sits a 4 

[2822] A : * eniettoat of rae ! 

f Sydney, 13th October, 1922, 

~ SUSPENSION OF LABOUR CONDITIONS ON A CHRTAIN MINERAL LEASE. — y ie 

N pursuance of the powers conferred upon me by the Mining Act, 1906, section 113, ‘subsection 4 (b), I, Jonn Cuariys 2 

Luoas HirzpatRiok, Minister for Mines, after inquiry and report by the Warden, ‘have granted Tespensign of the ee Ae 


conditions on the urdermentioned lease for the period specified, 


{1922-5,384 R. & 1] J. Gel: FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 


Mineral Lease No. 537 (Coal.and Shale Mining Act, 1906), standing in the name of Hebburn Limited, for a - period of e. wit 
alx (6) months from the Lith August, i922. : 





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“| 2523] 2 Department of Mines, 
: % Sydney, 13th October, 1922, ae 
SUSPENSION OF LABOUR CONDITIONS ON CERTAIN PRIVATE LANDS LEASES. 7 2° i 
eS pursuance of the powers conferred upon me by the Mining Act, 1906, sectinn 113, subsection 4 (b), 1,-Joun CHARLES : 
Lucas Fitzpatrick, Minister for Mines, after inquiry and report by the Warden, have granted suspension ofthe labour 2 > 1) 3 
conditions on the undermentioned Jeases for the period specified. 
{1922-5,644 R. & 1.] J. C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 
Private Lands Leases Nos. 28, 29, and 30, (Mining Act, 1918), and Private Lands Lease No. 1,399 (Mining Act, 1908), “0 
j pence | in the name of Ulladulla Silica and Fire Bricks Limited, for a period of six (6) months from the 13th September, 1922, . isa 
2524] . ‘Sg Dnata a of Mines, : .. 
Sydney, 13th October 1922. i ee 
SUSPENSION OF LABOUR? CONDITIONS ON A CERTAIN PRIVATE LANDS LEASE. jee See ma Ne 3 
ry pursuance of the powers conferred upon me by the Mining Act, 1906, section 118, subsection 4 (b), I, Journ Culler. tS a 
Lucas FitzpaTRiox, Minister for Mines, after inquiry and report by the Warden, hate granted suspension of the labour tes =. 
conditions on the undermentioned lease for the period specified. : ae 


[1922-5,294°R. & 1] i J.4G. Ty. ‘FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. ae aad 








Private Lands Lease No. 1,528 (Mining Act, 1905) standing in the names of Henry’ Marshall and Charles John Tico for 
a period of six (6} months from the 9th September, 1922. 





[ (18) ee Departiient of Mines, : Re ra 
| . Sydney, 13th October, 1922, s 
REVOCATION OF PART OF RESERVE FROM CONDIT AL SALE (WITHIN THE BARRINGTON GOLD: dato aay are 

PARISH OF BINDERA, COUNTY OF GLOUCESTER. 2 so eal 

{- IS Exeellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Oouncil, on the recommendation of the Minister, and with the te 

concurrence of the Secretary for Lands, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 106 of the Mining 3 


Act, 1906, part of reserve from conditional sale (within the Barrington Goll -field), hereunder described, shall be revoked, and it is hereby . 
revoked accordingly. 





















































| 1922-5,321-119 Misc.] ~ se C..L. FITZPATRICK, Seer etary for Mines. ase “4 
at : SoHEDULE. Pati 
i a is SER ie 7 4 
Diniect Division Reserv : Purpose. Notiteation, County. Parish. | Shire. , Area, See art teach oa daha LP upeee Ko. % 
So RETIRE TEE ES SL nee = ea eS dE E a AN cae Gases TENS | 
| | Hi | | Acres, . fe : % 
Gloucester! Eastern | / su... 4 From. conditi nal sale) 15 Mar,, 187+ Gloucester Bindera “ae! Gloucester |. 54 Part within portion 141 Plan Mise, ret 
: | : ee . (within sepa aoe! Pals aaa 5,105<1, 497, Le 1928-5,114 
| | . Geld- field ). \ . t Ss Soouges F 
pas Supa Nag Pe 2h ee a3 at oe ge ad. t J a Y i 4 a wih hee : i 
2612). EX; aes Department of Mines, Rae 
te or Sean : Sydney. 18th Dilober 1998, igs 
REVOCATION OF PART OF RESERVE No, 24,428 FROM CONDITIONAL SALE (WITHIN THE eas GOLD. rch) 


FIELD), PARISH OF DULABRER, COUNTY OF ROXBURGH. 


i ts. Hiceltencs the Governor, with the advice.of the Executive Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, cone with the 

concurrence of the Secretary for Lands, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 106 of the Mining © 
Act, 1906; part of reserve No. 21,423 from ‘conditional sale (within the geen Gold- -Aeld), eruaees described, aval be. revoked, 
and. itis hereby revoked accordingly. 











(1922-5,300-119 Misc.} : are tad ae oe L. FITZPATRICK, ‘Secretary for Mines. 
CHEDULE, 
District. Division. ars os Purpose. a . ciation, |. County. | Parish. | Shire. “fs Area, | : sates: < Papers No, 














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Bathurst, | | Eastern.,, 24,428 | From conditional sale 25 July, 1896 Roxburgh. Dulabree..., Blazland, 20 0 0 — Part within portion is Plan Ms, 1922- 
Riel (within . the Turon! ¥ | Shire. ; R, 2,748-1,496, 5,041. 
| | Goldfield). | eli | ay (Mines), ae 
pa nepnsiealesatnieilh BPS Ely a3 PCR eS sate ra | ete vee et oo: Lan SCR Oy Oy eT SaUMEEOes Conk Oe a a rt i ules ane Pea vek h 


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72566) 



















| [2565] 
& Baers hereby notified, for public information, that, 


“[ Mise. 1922-5,759] 


_ Reserve No. 50,965 at Yarrabandai, area 2 





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APPOINTMENT. | 
ae DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
}xecutive Council, has been pleased to appoint 


John Thomas Hawick, Esquire, as a Member of the 
Local Land Board for the Land District of Gren- 
fell,—to take effect from the 21st September, 1922 
(Minl, 1922-5,720).  - 


W. BE. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
_ Sydney, 13th October, 1922. 





T is hereby notified, for public information, that, 
I in accordance with the provisions of the 26th 
section of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, 
the undermentioned gentlemen are hereby appointed 
as Trustees respectively of the portions of land herein- 
after particularised, namely :— ; 


Racecourse at Young, area 161 acres 2 roods, 


eated 25th August, 1922:— — 


Messrs. Frederick Henry Tout, William James Hills, 
Alfred James Rabbets. 
[Misc. 1922-8,083] ee 


dedi- 





The portion of the General Cemetery at Clifton, dedi- 

cated 24th September, 1889, set apart for Roman 

Catholic Burial Ground:— _ 

Rev. William Hawe (in lieu of Mr. 
- signed). ; 

[ Mise, 1922-8,302] ent : ae 


J. Tobin,~ He 


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The portion of the General Cemetery at Kurri Kurri 


(South Maitland District), dedicated 22nd August, 
1903, set apart for Unsectarian Burial Ground:— | 
Messrs. Albert Burns, James Archibald Foot, Richard 
- Gould, John Watts (in lieu of Messrs. W. Walters, 
G. Weston, removed, W. Rawlings, deceased, and 
J. McLaughian, resigned). | 
[ Mise, 1922-6,731] é 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands, 


Sydney, 13th October, 1922. 


——— 





in accordance with the provisions of the Public) 


Trusts Act, 1897, His Excellency the Governor, with 


the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased 
to approve of the appointment of the undermentioned 
gentlemen and bodies as Trustees respectively of the 
portions of land hereinafter particularised, namely :— 


Reserve No, 54,763 at Guyra, parish of Elderbury, 


~county of Hardinge, area 3 acres 2 roods, notified 


12th August, 1921, for Public Recreation and Race- 
course :— 


x 


~ Messrs. James Starr, Richard Pearson, Arthur Albert 


Brown, William Moore, senior, Victor Green, 
_.. William Panton Craik, Thomas Edward Sole. 
{Misc. 1922-7,604] | Le . 


Reserve No. 50,102 at Guyra, area 38 acres 0 roods 


15 perches, notified 5th August, 1914, for Public 
Recreation and Racecourse :— 

Thomas Edward Sole, Esquire (in lieu of Mr. F. C. 
__ O'Hara, resigned). 

[ Mise. 1922-7,604] 





The portion of Reserve No. 54,883 at Mount George.-_ 


notified 7th October, 1921, for General Cemetery, 

set apart for Unsectarian Burial Ground :— ree 

Messrs. John Hugh Cameron, Robert Kingston Sum- 
merville, William Brisbane. \ 





c roods, 
notified 8th September, 1915, for Public Hall :— 


Messrs. Patrick O’Gorman, Olaf Christian Olsen (in - 


lieu of Messrs. T. P. Smyth and P. S. McCauley, 


resigned). — 
[ Mise. 1922-7 928] By, 
Reserve No. 10,354 at Gosford, notified 14th Decem- 


ber, 1889, for Recreation and Access :— 
The Council of the. Shire of Erina. 

[Mise. 1922-7,018] : 

No, 146, 13 Ocroper, 1922.-—4, 


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UTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 146. 


“[2587] 


[2552] 


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Reserves Nos. 15,421, 15,425, 41,221, 43,603, 54.536 
and 15,420, areas—50 acres 0 roods 34 perches; 12 
acres 2 roods (about); 4 acres.2 roods (about) ; 38 
acres 2 roods 2. perches; 24 acres 0 roods 11 perches : 
and 18 acres 1 rood 29 perches, notified 2nd April, 
1892; 2nd April, 1892; 8rd January, 1907; 17th 
February, 1909; 8th April, 1921; and 2nd April, 
1892, respectively, for Public Recreation, and known 
as Roseville Chase : — | 


The Council of the Shire af Ku-ring-gai (in lieu of 
Messrs. E. H. Babbage, W. H. Matthews, J. H. 
Fuller, A. R.. Croft, A. Jd. McIntyre, H. H. 
Hankins, and H. Brown, resigned), 

[Ms. 1922-7,401] 


W. E. WEARNKE, Minister for Lands. 








Syduey, 13th October, 1922. 


I? is hereby notified, for public information, that, 

in accordance with the provisions of the Public 
Trusts Act, 1897, His Excellency the Governor, with: 
the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased 
to approve of the removal of the undermentioned 
gentlemen, who have left the district, from their 
positions as Trustees of the portion of the General 
Cemetery at Kurri Kurri (South Maitland District), 
dedicated 22nd; August, 1903, set apart: for Unsec- 
tarian Burial Ground, and they are hereby removed 
accordingly, namely :— 


Messrs. W. Walters, G, Weston. 


([Misc. 1922-6,731] 


od 





W. E. WEARNE, 





Department of Lands. 
Sydney, 13th October, 1922, 


» APPROACHING LAND SALES. 


ROWN LANDS have been advertised in the Government 


Gazette for sale at the undermentioned places and 
dates :— 


geeteie 
/ oO 
ALBURY—Wednesday, 15th November, 1922 we 144 
BRAIDWwoop—-Wednesday, 18th October, 1922 se 135 
BuGALDIE— Saturday, 11th November, 1922 wv. 144 
CAPERTEE—Friday, 20th October, 1922 ie yikae, 
Crssnock— Saturday, 18th November, 1922 eR 
Dorrico— Wednesday, 18th October, 1422 me a Th 159 
GooLaAconc— Wednesday, Ist November, 1922 . 137 
Grarron—Wednesday, 8th November, 1922 v.. 144. 
GUNNEDAH— Wednesday, 25th October, 1922 137 
HeEnty—Saturday, 28th October, 1922 ne ve. 144 
Horsroox—Thursday, 19th October, 1922 ... Mui dee 
INVERELL— Wednesday, &th November, 1922 Bg es 
OrancE— Wednesday, 8th November, 1922... 137 
Sypney-— Wednesday, 25th October, 1922 ... 137 
Do Wednesday, 15th November, 1922 144 
TAMWoRtTH—-Wednesday, 15th November, 1922 144 
TAREE— Wednesday, 25th October, 1922 137 
Do Wednesday, 15th November, 1922 we 144 
Tumut— Wednesday, ?5th October, 1922 2 k37 


' W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


Sydney, 13th October; 1922. 


RESERVE FROM SALE AND LEASE 
GENERALLY. 
T is’ hereby notified, for public information, that, 
. in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown 
Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the land hereunder 
described, shall be 4nd is hereby reserved from sale 
and lease generally for public recreation. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





KASTERN DIVISION. 
For Public Recreation. 
“Lanp District ox MaiItLANn, anp CrssNoCK SHIRE. 
County of Northumberland, parish of Heddon. 
No, 55,735 from sale (55.736 from lease generally). 


Being the lands within the boundaries of portion 


450, containing an area of 103 acres,—shown on plan 
N, 5,518-2,111. | : 
[ Papers—-Clo. Sett, 1922--2,401} 


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5586 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GA 
le, “Department of Lands, ===), 43, Any person or hody obtaining permission to use 


Syduey, 13th October, 1922. 


Le is hereby notified, for public information, that the under- 
mentioned gentlemen have been appointed Licensed Sur- 
veyors for the Staze of, New South Wales :— 
Messrs, Richard Buchhorn, Sydney Kenneth Donnan, 
Spendlove Hawkins, 
Price Lipseomb, Frank Leslie Mathews, Erie Julian 
Moore, Moreton Miller Newman, Mmanuel Louis Polak, 
Douglas Fieldew Pratt (Minl, 1922-5, 851). ies 


W. E, WEARNES Ministerfor Lands. - 


H enry 


| 2569] 








Sydney, 13th October, 1922. 


REGULATIONS FOR THE MANAGEMENT oP 


RESERVE No. 41,881 FOR PUBLIO HALL AT 
MMERALD HILL; 


JS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, having been pleased to 
inake the following Regulations for the management 
of reserve 51,881, at Emerald Hill, county of Pottin- 
pater, 
December, 1916, for Publie Hall, such Regulations are 
hereby published in accordance with section 1 of the 
Public Trusts Act, 1897. 
_LMs. 1922-8,834] 


We BL WRARNE, Minister for Lahis: 


1. The ordinary meetings of the trustees shall be 
held not less than once in every four months on such 
‘day as may be fixed for the purpose by the trustees. 


2. A special meeting of the trustees may .be con- 
vened by the chairman or the secretary, or any two of 
the trustees on giving at least twenty-four hours’ 
notice. No business shall be transacted at a special 
meeting except that specified in the notice thereof, 


3. At all meetings of the trustees a majority of the 
trustees for the time being holding office shall form a 
quorum, and in the absence of the chairman elected 
for the year any trustee who may be elected by the 


trustees then present shall be chairman of Such meet-~ 


ing. 


4. The trustees shall elect’ annually a chairman and 


honorary secretary, who shall have executive powers ~ 
to earry on the business of the trustees between each | 
The honorary secretary shall submit to each - 


meeting. 
meeting a report of all transactions and business car- 
ried out. ; \ 

5, The trustees shall keep proper’ accounts of: all 
moneys receiyed and. all motieys disbursed in connec- 
tion with the reserve, and if so required by the Min- 
ister for Lands shall furnish to him the vouchers for 
all moneys expended, and a 
accounts for any year. 


6. The treasurer for trustees shall take charge of all 


moneys received in connection with the reserve. 
7. All moneys received in connection wtih the reserve 
shall be applied by the trustees in payment of wages 


and current expenses, and in constructing and keep-~ 


ing in repair fences, drains, buildings, and other 
necessary improvements. 
.8. All accounts prior to payment shall be passed at 
® mecting of the trustees, provided, however, that the 
chairman may authorise payment of accounts in cases 
of urgency, and submit such accounts fer confirmation 
_at a subsequent mecting. ii 
9. The. trustees may appoint a caretaker and such 
other officers or servants as may be necessary, and may 


fix the respective amiounts of salary. or wages to be - 


paid to them. 


10. No meeting, performance, or entertainment of - 


any kind shall be allowed on. the reserve, or in any 
building thereon, without the written petmission of 
the caretaker or the secretary for the trustees, or any 


other offieer of the trustees duly appointed in that 


behalf being first obtained. 

11. All applications for permission to use the hall 
on the reserve shall be made to the caretaker or the 
secretary for the trustees, or any officer of the trus- 
tees appointed in that behalf. f 

12. The charges for the usé of the hall specified in 
the schedule hereto annexed shall be payable in ad- 
vance to the trustees, but the trustees may, if they see 
fit, remit the charges wholly or in part in any case 
where such use is required for charitable or patriotic 
purposes. 4 


parish of Dubbleda, area 1 rood, notified, 1st. 


certified copy of. their 


| 


Alan Sanford Hutchinson; Alan | 





therein shall walk on the grass bordering steh 


the hall, shall, on termination of such use, leave the 
hall and all fittings and furniture therein in the same 
state of cleanliness and order as when such use was 
entered upon. id Wifey ie ee i pe 
14. No. person shall nail upon the interior walls of 
the hall any decoration of any kind, without permis- 
sion from the trustees. eat: arene eV HEE 
15. No person shall ent, break, or deface, injure, - 
destroy, or defile any building or any fittings or fur- 


niture of any building on the reserve, or any notice, . 


placard, seat, 
the reserve. 
16. No person shall 
any building thereon, 
liquor, . po ae i eee 
17. No person shall, in the reserve, or in any build- 
ing thereon, be in a state of intoxication, or behave 
in a disorderly manner, or create or take part in any 
disturbance, or eommit any act’ of indecency, or ob- © 


gate, post, fence, or other property on 


bring ‘on to the reserve, or into 
any spirituous or intoxicating 


struct any servant of the trustees, or interfere with 


any meeting, performance, or entertainment, or use 
insulting words or gestures, or otherwise misbehave. 
~ 18, Any person who, without the permission or con- 
sent of the trustees, or any officer of the trustees duly 
authorised in that behalf, or without having paid any 
lawful charge for admission, shall enter or remain 
upon any building on the reserve, or who shall neglect. 
or refuse to pay such charge immediately upon de- 
mand thereof by such officer may forthwith be’ re-— 
moved from the reserve by any officer of the trustees, 
or by a police constable, and in addition thereto shall 
be liable to a penalty not exceeding five pounds. 

19. Any person committing a. breach of the fore- 
going regulations for which no other penalty is ex- 
pressly provided shall be liable to a penalty not ex- 
ceeding ten pounds. ; 


Ss ————— 
° 


SCHEDULE OF CHARGES. 


We gees de 629: a 
Use vpfitiall“ball nos Ga fos. 2k ae ae dee 
Use ot hall--soeialys25. sie Coie eases whccrnemes ee, Axe Eb AD 
Ordinary meetings as PRA gee ce 0100 
Club meetings ... Pe MASS Sisatic Oi Bo LD 
All religious services sisted BE Se ge eee est bP ARNE 
All other entertainments to be paid for as trustees 


agree in council, 
[ 2568] . Sydney; 13th October, 1922. 
BY-LAWS FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF 
‘CHELTENHAM PARK. . 








ge i daca the Governor, with the advice of .— 


{ the Executive Council, having approved of the — 
following By-laws for the management of Cheltenham 
Park, such By-laws are published for public informa- 
tion, in accordance with the provisions of the Public 
Parks Act,.1912. ie iat teak Wan ee 
[ Mise, 1922-8,8383) : oy Skeets 
W. E, WEARNE. - 
ee By-Laws. ee 
1. No person shall climb any of the trees, or shall 
climb, jump over, or in any way get over or under 
any fence or rail erected in the said park, or shall 
stand or lie on any parts of the seats therem. |. 
2. No person shall cut any name, word, or mark on 
any of the seats, or buildings, or trees, or write 
thereon or otherwise defacé the same, or shall: stick 


any bill on any such seat or building, or oft amy tree, 


fence, pillar, or rail on the said park. =» es a 
8. No person going in the direction of any path 
patie 

4. Ewery person offending against any of the pre- 
ceding regulations shall be Hable to a fine of ten shill- 
ings; and if, after being warned by any trustee of the 
park, or by any constable, to desist, he or she con- 


_tinues to so offend, he or she shall be Hable to a fine 


not exceeding twenty shillings. _ ad : 
5. No person shall engage in any race or game. on 


the said park without the written permission of the — 


trustees, or a majority thereof, or throw a stone or 
other missile, or light a fire on the said park, or de- 
posit thereon guy nightsoil or other offensive matter 
or thing, or any dead animal, bottle, broken glass. 


cast-off clothing, or litter of any kind, or ride upon 
any horse or other animal, or any bicycle, tricycle, go- - 
‘cart, or drive any vehicle, or shall, without any such — 
written permission, discharge any firearm therein, or 


expose any article for sale therem. Every person so 
offending shall be liable to a fine noi exceeding forty 
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NMENT GAZETTE, No. 140. 

8] * Sydney, 18th October, 192% 

PUBLIC ROADS ACT, 1902. : 

ma) HE roads hereunder described are hereby daclared | 
to be Public Road. roy ‘ 

W. E. WEARNE, } 


finister for Lands, 





DsoORiPTION. 


’ Boundary roads 100 links wide south of portions 21 
and 34, parish of Weridgery, counties of Kennedy and 
Ashburnham, south of portions 28 and 15, parish of 
Limestone, counties of Kennedy and Ashburnham ;: 
96 ; 
boundary road 150 links wide south of portion 114; 
reserved road 150 links wide through portion 112; 
boundary road’ 150 links wide south of portions 112 
and 111 (part); reserved road 150 links wide through 
portions 111, 110, 109, and 108; boundary roads 150 
links wide south of portions 70, 60, and 35, parish of 
Goonumbla, extending in all from the south-western 
corner of portion 21, parish of Weridgery, counties of 


| Kennedy and Ashburnham, to the Bulgandramine- 


Parkes road, parish of Goonumbla, county of Ashburu- 
ham, Goobang Shire. : 
[Roads 1909-377-23] 





Sydney, 13th October, 1922. 





[2579] 
PROPOSED CLOSING OF UNNECESSARY ROADS 
«| \AND PARTS OF ROADS. 


T+ OTICE is hereby, given that. the Minister for 
Lands is of opinion that it is expedient to close, 
under the provisions of the 19th and 20th sections of 
the Public Roads Act, 1902, the roads and parts of 
roads hereunder described; and all persons interested 
are hereby called upon to set forth in, writing, ad- 


dressed to the Minister for Lands, within one month 


from date of this notice, any objections which may 
appear to them to exist to the closing of the said roacs 
and parts of roads. 

w. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





DESCRIPTION. 


Part of confirmed road (R. 4,015-1,603) within por- 
tion 22, east of proposed road (R. 14,540-1,603) ; part 
of confirmed road (R. 4,015-1,603) within portion 110, 
west of proposed road (R. 14,13y-1,608); part of boun- 
dary road south of portions 23, 95,81 (part), east of 
reserved road within portion 23; boundary road eas 
of portion 110, all in parish of Beltrees, county ot 
Durham; the reserved road (R. 4,015-1,603) within 
portions 22 and’ 7, and within H. L., A. G., and 
V.M. White’s part of portion 8, parish of Alma, 
county of Brisbane, Upper Hunter Shire. 

[Roads 1919-164-31] mi 








£2580] _ Sydney, 13th October, 1922. 
LIMITATION OF THE TERMS OF GAZETTE 


NOTIFICATION. 
IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, directs it to be notified 
that, under the ‘provisions of section 35 (2), Public 
Roads Act, 1902, the terms of the notification in 
Government Gazette of 9th September, 1921, folio 
5339, with regard‘to resumption of land for road 
from portion 52, parish of Kahibah, county of North- 


~umberland, Lake Macquarie Shire, shall be and are 


hereby limited by adding the following words:—- 
‘Sesumption and dedication shall be limited to include 


| the surface and to a depth of 50 feet below the 


surface.’’ 


[ Roads 1920-469-19] 
A W. E. 


: WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





Sydney, 13th October, 1922. 

ERRATUM NOTICE. 

N connection with notification of resumption and — 
dedication of land, &e., for road in Government 

Gazette of 29nd September, 1922, folio 5269, in © 
Schedule column, ‘‘area resumed’? from portion -59. 
parish of Bundoowithidie, county of Courallie, read 
“Q acres 3 roods 10 perches,” im liew of “3 atres 3 

roods 10.perches’’ as published, ys aad 


[2602] 


/\ W. BE, WEARNE, Minister for Lands, 
dpa 2e eat erm ae. Rune eas 
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5588 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZSTTE, No. 146, 





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Sydney, 13th October,.1922. 
LAND SALE. 


| 2556] 
ifs pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Con- 

solidation Act, 1913, I, the Minister for Lands, do 
hereby notify that the following Lots of Land will be offered 
for sale by public auction at the undermentioned place, at 
the time and on the day specified, at the upset prices affixed 


thereto. 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


"$ALE AT THE PUBLIC SCHOOL, MERRYGOEN, 


On Saturday, the 18th day of November, 1922, 
at 3.30 o’clock p.m. 


Lanp District oF DonEDoo CENTRAL, 


Within the village of Merrygoen, parish Mendooran, county 
Napier, shire Cobbora, 


, Terms :—Deposit, 25 per cent.; balance in twelve poBtns) 
with interest at 5 per cent. 


Town Lots. 












































las , 
_Allot Sec. Area, 5 oe ‘Allot.| Sec. Area ee 
Bs ED We 78.50, | Bit. Pot es, 
7 igo 2 0} 50 0 0 ] 6;0 2 0/40 0 0 
8 ss te ©2709) 00.20 .40 2 Re 32 20'' 36 0). 5.0 
6 210 2 0] 50 0 0 B48, Oi? 20186; 40)-.0 
7 cs Wee 0.1 46.40 (D B35) S40 2 lat oO a0 
8 5) COS 10.4! AB" 10.0 8 25 fal O.-2 20 140-2020 
1 310 2 0) 54 0-0 6 | 0.2 0 140. 0.0 
2 20 22220) 1450.'-.0 a0 7 93 | he 2 220" S650) 
o a Ose SOO 20 <6 8 5 | 0-2 O41 362.00 
Adee. UNO 22: Ol 50. 0°90 9 hie © 2320.7 36 20ae0 
5 a eee | 52 0 O07 10 ey tO: 2° 02140 2.0 G0 
8 St 2s Os 00 3; 7).0 1 184145 0-0 
9] ,,/0 2 0/46 0 O} 4] ,,|0 1.21145 0 0 
1040555 A202 0 402.0. -0 | 


Papers Aln. 1922- 7, 122 ; Plans Merrygoen 2 to 6. 


ENDERS for the purchase of portion 133, of 35 
acres 0 roods 312 perches, parish of Rooty Hill, 
county of Cumberland, being part Thomas’ (5) Farm, 
acquired under the provisions of the Closer Settlement 


Acts. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp District oF PENRITH, AND BLACKTOWN SHIRE. 


It is hereby notified, for general information, that 
tenders will be received at this Department not later 
than 12 o’clock noon on Saturday, 14th October, 1922, 
for the purchase of portion 133, ‘of 35 acres 0 roods 
314 perches, parish of Rooty Hill,” county of Cumber- 
Jand, in. accordance with the provisions of subsection 6 
of section 21 of the Closer Settlement (Amendment) 
Act, 1909. 

Tenders should be made on Form 36, addressed to 
the Under Secretary for Lands, and endorsed ‘Tender 
- for the purchase of portion 133, parish of Rooty Hill, 
county of Cumberland,’’ and they shall be made under 


and subject to the ‘following provisions and con- 


ditions :— 


1. The upset price shall be £300. 

2. Tenders shall state the amount which the ten- 
derer is prepared to pay for the said portion, 
and a deposit of 10 per cent. of such amount, 
accompanied by ad valorem stamp duty at the 

rate of fifteen shillings per £100 tendered, 
shall be lodged with the’tender, balance to be 
paid in five annual instalments, with interest 
at the rate of 53 per cent. per annum, but two 
or more instalments may be paid at the same 
time. 


. The Minister for Lands reserves the right to 
accept or refuse any tender. | 

. The highest or any tender shall not necessarily 
be accepted. 

. Shire rates owing on this farm as at 93rd 
December, 1921, must be paid by successful 
tenderer to the Blacktown Shire Council. 


{ 


IN THE LAND AND. VALUATION couRT Or 
NEW SOUTH WALES. 


+ OTICE is hereby given that sittings ‘of the Land 

and Valuation Court of New South Wales. will 

be holden at the Court-house, Chancery-square. 

Sydney, commencing at 10 a.m., on the undermen- — 

tioned dates, for the purposes of hearing objections 

against valuations under the Valuation of Land Act, 
1916, for the District of Randwick :— 


| Thursday, 9th November, 1922, West Ward. 


| 





| 





Heliographs showing the portion and impr ovements © 


-_ thereon may be seen at the Information Bureau, 
Lands Department, Sydney, and at the Office of the 
Crown Land Agent, Penrith. 


[Papers Clo. Sett, 7,925] — é) 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
[2146] ; ee. 


Monday, ‘13th. November, 1922, North Ward. - 
Wednesday, 15th November, 1922, East and South 
Wards. 
W. R. JAMIESON, | 
_ Registrar. 
[2562] 


IN THE LAND AND VALUATION COURT OF 
NEW SOUTH WALES.. 5 


OTICE is hereby given ‘that sittings of the Tand 
and Valuation Court of New South Wales will 
be holden at the Court-house, Chancery-square, Syd- 
ney, commencing at 10 a.m. on the undermentioned 
dates, for the purpose of hearing objections against 
valuations under the Valuation of Land Act, 1916, for 
the: Land District of Kuring-gai. > 
Monday, 30th October, 1922, Riding A. 
Wednesday, Ist November, 1922, Riding B. 
Monday, 6th November, 1922, Riding C. 


Ws R. ne Bet 
istrar. 
y a healt & 


10th October, 1922. 





; 


Sth October, 1922. 





[2549] Local Land Board Office 


Tamworth, 3rd October, 1922. 


TTEN TION is invited to an application Ny Minna 
Browne to surrender an area of 36 acres 3 roods 
6 perches of freehold land for about 60 acres of Crown | 
Land in the parish of Coonabarrabran, county of 
‘Gowen, Land District of Coonabarrabran. f 
Heliographs illustrating the proposal are exhibited — 
at the offices of the Local Land Board at Tamworth 
and the Crown Land Agent, Coonabarrabran, 
Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should 
be forwarded to the District Surveyor not later than- 
4th November, 1922. 
The proposal will be considered by the Local Land 
Board at Coonabarrabran on a date to be notified. 


T. B..U. SLOMAN, . 
District Surveyor. 


I" is hereby notified that an application has ao 


rabbit-proof fences with gates across the northern and 
southern extremities of road through portions 121 and 
125, ype Warrie, county Lincoln. Illustrative litho- 
graph is exhibited at Land Board Office, Dubbo. | 
Objections in writing should be forwarded to District 

Surveyor, Dubbo, not. later than 13th N ovember, 1922. 


Sy ad. LINDSAY, 
District Surveyor, Dubbo. 








[2545] 


| T is hereby Eilitel that an inquiry will be held be 
the Land Board, sitting at Coonamble, as to. 
whether an area of ‘about 70 acres, being parts of 
camping reserve 37,156 and recreation reserve 
37,157 (37,158 from lease generally), parish of Coo- - 
namble,. county of Leichhardt, shouldbe revoked, and 
the area renotified as a reserve for Temporary Com- 
mon. Plans are exhibited at the office of the Crown 
Land Agent, Coonamble, and the Land Board Office, 
Dubbo. Objections in writing should be forwarded to 
me not later than 13th November, 1922. Any persons 
desirous of giving evidence at the inquiry should com- 


municate with me. 
of LINDSAY, d 
[2544]. District Surveyor, Dubbo. 





Griffith, 13th putoher, 1922. 
I leases, published in the Government Gazette No. 
trading as Alexander and-Black,’”’ in leu of ‘James 
Resident Commissioner. 


[2548] Water Conservation and Irr igation Commission, : 
ERRATUM. 

N the notification of granting of after- aachion 
132 of 8th September, 1922, page 5005, read “‘James 
Alfred Alexander and Reginald Lindsay Black, 
‘Alfred “Alexandet and Reginald Lindsay Black.”, 

GEO. J. EVATT, 
| [M.O. 1922-3, vis svy.C; & I, CG, fis acs 8 a2] 





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5602 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 146. [13 Oom, 1992. 


(2559) Sydney, 18th October, 1922. 


REVERSAL OF FORFEITURE OF A SETTLEMENT PUROHASE, 





ik is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the 36th section of the Closer Settlement Act, 1904, the forfeiture of the 


Settlement Purehese partieulariced in the subjoined Schedule, as published in the Government Gazette.of 22nd September, 1922, is 














reversed. % 
Semcon Ae ‘W. E. WHARNE, Minister for Lands. 
GOLDEN HILLS (2) SETTLEMENT PURCHASE AREA. : 
CENTRAL DIVISION. : 
Lanp Distrior' or TemMoRA CENTRAL; BLAND SHIRE. 
No. of A ‘ | 
Settlement Purehaser, j ee aban Avea. i Perth. County. Gat. No. of Plan, 
ase. . : 
MMGLIST RE PE COR TAM ae 
Caen oF 
1920-63 | Stanley Livingstone Chalmers _... peti S06 ar 686 0 QO/| Ardlethan ...| Bourke ...| B, 8,752-1,806. 
Papers—Clo.Sett. 
527-13. 
[2546] Sydney, 13th October, 1922. 


APPLICATION FOR PERMISSION TO PURCHASE AFTER RESOISSION OF RESERVATION, 


Nee is hereby given that application has been made, under the 65th clause of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, by 

the person hereunder mentioned, for the rescission of reservation of certain Jand particularised in the annexed description, and 
permission to purchase the same. Any person feeling aggrieved may, before the expiration of four weeks from this date, lodge a complaint, 
as provided for by the 69th clause of the Act before mentioned ; such complaint must be accompanied by a deposit. of £10. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 








Lanp DisTRICT, OF MAITLAND 




















Cn dears | Applicant, Area, Description. ise pierre 
Aln. a Y. Pp. 
1922-6,965.| Joseph Connors | 1 0 382 | County of Northumberland, parish of Maitland, Munici-| The Chairman, Local 
S.P. 1922-39. pality of Kast Maitland, being part of 100 feet'reservation| Land Board, East 
within portion 156, south of portion 218. Maitland. 
Sydney, 18th October, 1922, 


[2563] 
RESTORATION OF ANNUAL LEASi. 


T is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned Annual Lease, which was notified as non-renewed in. the 


Government Gazette, has now been restored, ne, 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 






































SOHEDULE. 
our | name of Lessee, | Land District. | Parish. County and Shire, | Area, | puneel Gazetted non-renewed 
oe ane | - 
Pe . ais Be Bon. £e ae ds. 
19867 | Grimson, David ... | Boorowa «| Graham ..| King; Murringal..... 14 3 0) 1 0 O}| 27 Jan., 1922. 
[ 2543} Sydney, 13th October, 1922. 


NOTIFICATION OF ADDITIONS TO HOLDINGS. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of sestion i63 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the 
portions of land particularised in the Schedule hereunder are added to and now for.a part of the holdings mentioned in such Schedu'e 


at-the capital values stated. 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 












































SCHEDULE. 
di Capital value| Date from bs Future 
a a New Area } 
= | Parish, | County, | District. Avon 0) SPL RIS Ot aaa _ Added to— aa: annual | Section. | Shire 
o Holding. | Paymenton e 
Ry | added area,| takes effect. Holding. 
{ | 
| a. r. ps | £8. 4d, BT ap: £8.00 fF 
197 | Jerra Jerra| Goulburn..| Albury ..| 29 0 30 | 3.0 0 9 April, 1921} Freehold. “portion ~73) oe st....8 | Lean 163 OCulcairn. 
| | (formerly ©C.P.. 1868- 
| 2,845), J. and M, J. 
: ) | Maher. ~ 
127 | Nandoura..j) EMgh ~ ..| Mudgee .. 3 9017 2 0 © | 12 Noy., 1920} C.P. 1862-3,797 (portion| 233 0 17 716 0 163 Wyaldra. 
| ; 42), W. T. Wesley). 











[2555] Sydney, 13th October, 1922. 


CANCELLATION OF PARTS OF PREFERENTIAL OCCUPATION LICENSE. 


New is hereby given that, in accordance with the provisions of section 26a (4) of the Pastures Protection Act, 1912, the parts of | 


the preferential occupation license, specified in the annexed Schedule, have been cancelled in so far as the areas are embraced 
by the travelling stock and camping reserves therein mentioned, such cancellation to take effect upon the expiration of three months from 
the above date. : 
[ Occ. 1922-6,628]} 





¥ —W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
PastuRES Prorrction District or TaAMWoRTH. 


























No, of N f Preferential PO Land B ' (Peels ; 
POL Ooi Tec AS ag Divisicn. Distt Parish, ; - County. ioe Reserve. 
ts ee Bay . A Ste, MAE eR As oe a a A es r 
| \ About 
562A | Barraba Detached ...| Eastern  ..,! Tamworth ..., Tronbark ... ...| Darling... a So T.8.R. 5,707. 
5624 Do bad do Re do ...| Ironbark and Bun-|- do .., 3 1, (00 T.S8.R. 5,708. © 
| | ; darra, peyeile,. ie : 
562a Do le do ra dowrrd 4 ..| Bundarra .., ABT > Sco fo gaan «| . 470. | T.8. &0.R, 6,710" 












| NEW souTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 146 


ss * APPLICATIONS FOR LEASE FOR SPECIAL PURPOSE, 


ee oe Bea eh : a aa 1 7 
‘JT is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned application has been received for a Special Lease 
Ne ee under the provisions of the 74th, 76th, and 229th sections of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, of the land and 
gee for the purposs hereunder stated, and that it isthe intention to grant a lease, should no sufficient Objection be found to 
att existafter inquiry by the Land Board and consideration by the Minister. 
Any objections will rezeive due consideration, if lodged in writing with the Dieteict Sueveyor for the Land Board 
District in which the land is situaved, on or bofore-the datie speciited heveuader ha 


























ee . Dae 
F: = W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
= ‘ ¢ |" ¢ Local Land Board Date 

ia. ; ‘ ts > ; ) Purpose for ; 
Sige ; : Office where up to which 
} Applicant, | Locality of Land applied for, : Area... slope is objections may be objections 

: . nn ge i lodged. may be lodged. 
A Pee Ae ae Shee hoe e a : 
- The Council of the Muni-| Parish “Southampton, county Clarence, Land| ...... Wharf at foot of; Grafton xt ..| 1L November, 1922, 
‘ _ cipality of South) District Grafton. Cowan-street, 
pr Grafton. | s ‘ ; | South Grafton. 
Oya ery \ E 
a ¢ : © 
Be: E2074) SG yr Lp See eg itt Sydney, 13th October, 1922. 


APPLICATION FUR THE CLOSING AND PURUHASE OF ROADS AND PARTS OF ROADS. 


Y NCOs hereby given that application has been made, under the Pablic Roads Act, 1902, for the closing and purchase of the 
roads and parts of roads described in the Schedule hereunder, and that it is intended to close such roads and parts of roads ualess 
_ valid objections are found to exist. ‘ 


-_ Any person desiring to lodgs objections should forward the same in writing, addressed to the Minister for Lands, within one 














month from date of this notice. 
bree OPO W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
i ‘ SconEDULE. ; 
} Papers, ue Applicant. Ares. A ’ Deseription. 
Roads” Get Ts Be 


‘| Parishes Tyndale and Coldstream, county Clarence, Land District Grafton, Shire 


1921-748-5. | Mary Campbell 
: Orarg.;—. 


1 
Rd. Pur. 1921- | 
j 203. 
Rd. Pur. 1922-; Jane Johnson = +-| 9 
ts 30 | 


i 
| _ Boundary road$ 100 links wide separating portion 70 from portion 69, and separating 
0.26{{| portion 72 from portion 73, parish of Tyndale. : 
; | Boundary road 100links wide separating part of portion 1 from M. Campbeil’s part 
'_ of portion 2, also the part of boundary road 100 links wide separating portion 1 
& (part), end of road and portion 2, from portions 3 (part) and 4 (part), east from 


the reserved road within portion J, parish of Coldstream, 


‘ 





Rd. Pur, 1922-) William John - 
ee : Graham. J 














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{2577] ; Sydney, 13th October, 1922. 


ALIGNMENT OF STREETS.—WALGETT URBAN AREA, WALGETT SHIRE. 


Bes. H* Excelleney the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified, in conformity with the provisions 
ey of the 27th section of the Public Roads Act, 1902, that the alignment of the carriage and footways of the undermentioned 
~ streets in the Walgett Urban Area, Walgett Shire, as set out and defined according to the plan of such alignment, shall, for the 
‘purposes of the Local Government Act, and all Ordinances relating to the alignment of streets or public places, be deemed to have 
been set out and defined, and that consequently it will not be lawful for any person to erect any building within the said distances so set 
b- forth from the curb-stone or the exterior edge of the said footways, as delineated on the plan catalogued W.;1-2,630, which has been 
“ae approved by His Excellency the Governor, in conformity with the firstmentioned Act, which said plan is kept in the Department of Lands 
__ for the inspection of the public. 8 

[Roads 1922-123-9.} P\gt see W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


Dao. ote See ScHEDULE OF STREETS REFERRED TO. 





















































Name of Street. From | To Canee vee. ba ie toe Total width, Remarks, 
me de aR. VSN Se iy ft. in. Pitas drat Weigce’ £bu.) 8 
Peel-street  _...| Montkeila-street. ...| Arthur-ctreet ... veh 75 0 12 0 99 0 Fences encroach, 
Fox-street.,..  ...| ide. v4 Na Sas Md isa We Ge ee a © 99 0 Fences and buildings 
aan ass fer Tat es encroach. 
 Pitt-street... _...| Warrena-street ... a ‘do cia EEO are bar O 93°60) do 
Do: ... «| Montkeila-street - —.., Warrena-street badtcetrebteditge sk 12 0 eR EHEE Aa calc cere OL ors Peay 
Wore nde Arig Sh west sideonly. 
_ Namoi-street - .,.| Warrena-strect.... ...| Arthur-street. 4. oss) Leseeeeeneee 12° 0 vessavecsees | Hence encroaches, 
a ie . ‘ As west sideonly. : 
Montkeila-street....| Peel-street  .,, | Pitt-street Sechaba Te eovekanicd 12 0 ay Spates citnec aie en ek oss seas oy sacha ate + 
a ’ sip bY gh MD TN NRE : - | south side 
oe < f wae. rm only. ; 
& Warrena-street ... do Ne a ate do Bey a 75.0: PRS 99 0 Fences and buildings 
Bi ey: feat i ak fa; aa Ce a encroach. 
—Do* es seb Dbbretreghe = Gee. goal NOMOL-BbPeBtr aie. fhesdl scebedae sea 12-0 sessayereee | Fences encroach, 
a Ewa - Satie south side : 
"y rr mel . Th ye y \ ‘ : : eae : be A only. J : 
> Wee Waa street...) Peel-street: © 5. aa) dO eas ee 75 0 12 0 99 0 Fences and buildings , 
Ber Pe Mee We a, ‘ aN Y hee , encroach. 
_. Enroka-street ...) do — uno edo Rei ie 75 0 12 0 99 0 do 
Arthur-street ..,,) do a pee lo... eer Ga ies 75 0 12.0 : 99 O Fences encroach. 
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5604 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 146. — U3 Ocr, 1922, ty 








2570} ; Le trina 13th Ostaber, 1988, 
FORFEETED CONDHTIONAL PURCHASE. 


; Novoni is hereby givenythat tae nndermentioned Conditional Purchase of land, and all rights attached to such purchase, nave become 
and are hereby declared forfeited through non-payment of balance, interest, or iasbanoee jf bags 8 2 ; pet such forfeiture 
shall not take effect until the expiration of thirty clear days after thia pr chiaege 





Ky W. ‘Es. WEARNE, Miniétee toy Lands. 
EASTERN DIVISION. ss * : | 
Lanp Disteron or Mvpcus. ary 





County. | Parish. Plan No, Papers. in Shire. 





g 
Section of 
the Act. 
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1904-58 | Sullivan, Dayid ... | 3 Nov., 1€04... 
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(2542 j Sydney, 13th Goin 1922. 


NOTIFICATION OF THE ADDITION OF THE NON-CONVERTIBLE AREAS OF CONDITIONAL LEASES TO THE 
CONVERTIBLE AREAS THEREOF, 
ig is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 1884 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the portions of © 


land particularised in the Schedule hereunder are added to and now form part of the convertible areas of the conditional leases 
mentioned in such Sehedule at the capital values and rentals stated. 


W. 1. WEARNE, Minister for aude’ 


















































. | ] - 
a | / Capi | Date from . Future 
° | } ‘apital | Rent : . Future j 
Papers. | = | Barish, | Gounty. | Aros, | Addedto—|° Value | ‘per | ;ySDd |) mich | Convertible} “Rent Shire, 
< | | per Acre. | Acre. | éffeot: of O.L. of C.L. 
isa Plt tain t Fa } Keae a; COREY } aT ath ss r - 
cs. | (ie e.ge: iD. C.L, £8. a 8. a, [Ao NaN ade BO ded is ; 
1922- 18,335 | 17 | Algalah ...| Narromine| 520 0 0 1910-81 110.0 0.6 Dubbo ..,| 29 Sept., 122, 2207 0 vu} 49 5 ¥ Pat ips 
| | eee: | ongie, 
18,490) 13. | Texas  ...) Arrawatta|3,042 0 0 1916-2 0.10 0° 0 2) - | Inverell. ...} 29 «,, » | 4,400 0 0} 41 5 O | Ashford, 
} | | : \ od 5 i | Saks Sieh Seed we Sh ih pk spun ckaienn 8 
: y . 
12857] Sydney, 13th October, 1922. 


REVERSAL OF LAPSING OF SALE BY AUCTION OF CROWN LANDS. 


ies is hereby given that the lapsing of the Auction Sale hereunder particularised, which was eae in ike’ Goverme: i 
Gazette on the date hereunder specified, has been reversed. 
if W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. | 





SonEDULE, 
EASTERN DIVISION. 












































| | Situation of Land, Bde [a ge eee 
No cf | Place and Date [See 4 : q 8 & ate 0 : 
Area, : 2 S | Nsme of Purohaser. : . Shire, 
Papers, | of Sale, | Rowen Parish. | County. s 2 & "| Lapsing. 
| i | < nm | a 
a 
; ; | $ ) 
Aln. a T. D. | Pie | ‘ | . 1922, 
1922-6,392) Eolbreok, Voth} 0 184 | MWolbrook .... Holbrook ..,. Goulburn 4.) 1 38 se | ILerbert Mackenaiel 4Anug. ...| Uolbrook. 
} August, 1918, | | Miller. R 
} 
arta Sydney, 18th October, 1922, 


[2601] 
FORFEITURE OF CROWN-LEASES. 


Tis hereby notified that the Crown-leases specified hereunder are declared forfeited i in coyanuce with the provisions of the Crown Lands 
Consolidation Act, 1913. ‘ 
The forfeiture to take effect at the arpeaeon of thirty clear Aa from this date. 
: e P - ‘ 
,  W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


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| : . Annual Reagon for 


Mo. Marta | No. of 
| eh ed Shire, Ares. Rental; |. Forfeiture. 


Name of Lessee. Portion. 


| 
. Parish. 
Land District. | | 
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ey are | | 
| 
26 Broke ...| Northumbar-| Patrick 


Te P mp. ede a 
 1921- 6, Singleton’ Alfred Charles Picton.. 260 0 0) 112 6 Non-payment of 

















| 
) 
| ili land. ‘Plains, rent. 
1920- 4, Yass. <.) Thomas Morrison 134 .| Toual ~ ,..! Murray ..... Goodra- |750 0 0) 3 2 6 (oy a hae 
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(2572) Tee i, Sydney, 13th October, 1922. 


a Bi es OF PROPOSED OPENING OF ROADS, OF PROPOSED DECLARATION OF EXISTING ROADS AND 
Bay ona OF EXISTING ROADS TO BE PUBLIC ROAD, AND OF PROPOSED CLOSING OF ROADS AND PARTS OF 
«ROADS DEEMED TO BE UNNECESSARY. 


: af: | None is hereby given that the Mimister fo: Lande deems it Seodicns tet certain roads should be opened, and that it is proposed 


be Bc to resume for the purpose, under the provisions of the Publie Roads Act, 1902, the lands Tatesnoes desoribed ; and to declare 
* the existing roads and parts of existing roads partieularised hereunder to be Public Road. bert 
fiers 4 The proposed roads, &c., are ahown upon plans, which can be inspeeted at this office, and a copy of the same may be inspectea at 
Te a _ the respective offices of the Crown Land Agents for the Lamd Distriets in which the hands are situated. © 
Uae Ail persons interested are hereby calted upon to set forth in writing, and to forward to the Minister, within one month from date 


of this notice, any objections which may appear to them to exist to the ‘proposals above stated. 
__. Notice is also given that the Minister is of opinion that it is expedient to close the roads and parts of roads hereunder 
specified, and all persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing, addressed to the Minister, within one month from 
_ this date, any objections which may appear to them to exist to the closing of the ssid roads and parts of roads. 
‘ Plans showing the roads and parts of roads proposed to be closed ean be inspected at this Oifice, and a copy of the same may be 
eaten at fhe respective offices aa the Orown ia Agents for the Land Distriets in which the lands are situated. 


W. Eb. WEARNE, Minister for das 


Descurperox oF Roan TO BE OPENED: Deviations in road within portions 31 and 56, parish of Nimin, county of Rous, Terania Shire,— 
as shown on plan catalogued R. 14,867-1,603. 
{ Registration No. of Papers—Ronds 1921-318. 6.] : 4 








_ Dsscnrprion of Pe latte whieh it is proposed to resume, of parts of existing roads to be declared to be Pablic Road, and of parts of 
































a eh Be sy te hee io Ras deemed to be unnecessary, which’ it is proposed to close. 
i } Rau lma naire « ' -Lanp Disrrict or Lismore. 
~ | Faber A 
: & aie AU eae 4 ei Wee Character ae ae Aeon to bel Parts of Koats proposed to be closed, é&e. 3 
ed te| Area, Parish Name.| Reputed Owner. Occupier, ot to be Resuned also parts of existing roads to be 
B: & yd Tay ep a J Holding, Risoned,’ Da declarea to be Pablic Road, 
a — = eRe s E : tas. Brine eam snk fut SEN Gok Cua 
bee: é Aare ge ee ie ; ! ( 
Bet 26 Pe Pile ; 3 Ee an 
ey 31 290 0 0} Nimbin Cay alac kta’ WAGLeD. tac, ee ‘x: Fysh and. C.P, 07-18, 100 links&| 2 0 v | The unmeces:ary parts of reserved road 1 chain 
eee stages ‘ track in use, variable. wide within, portion 31, east and’ west of the 
fay y Hae Bee a h ' | | preposed road, are to be closed and added to 
Sy Pad pean : Y portion 31; the area thereof and of C,P, 07-18 
ee Pa Pia Bid Mes to be increased to 200 acres 2 roods 20 perches, 
Bie 56. '- 200° 0-01. Do ~ «.| John Charles Me} R, Wylie and 1C.Py OF-31,, 100.~S,,_~S | « 2 «2 30 | The unnecessary parts of reserved yoad 1 chain 
ae : NPR ei : : | Intesh, | trackin use. | wide within portion 56, west of the proposed 
Ne petit ON CAP i are 8H . ta Besa | read, are tobe closed and added to portion 56; 
ei : 7 : He | the area thereof and of C.P. 07-31 to be 
a 7 al f | veduced to 199 acres 3 rocds, 
a i j ABE Ly as af ae aeet | ; : | The parts cf existing roads, included in survey 
‘aM ; | ath ' api iy fa) ‘ ‘ : ha and necessary to preserve continuity of proposed 
| ee en a ea , road, are to be declared to be Public Road and 
aaa eae | Tan BY Exp tc ies he dedicated to the public accordingly. 

















ee a may re a ener aaeD 











pee - Dascareniox or RoaD TO BE OPENED ae ad from the Bungawalbin- Coraki road to the Woodburn-Coraki road, parish of West 
=] on Coraki, county of Richmond, “Woodburn Shire,—as shown on plan catalogued R. 14,717~1,603. 
| [Registration No, of cee nas 1921- 860- 6. ae ; 



















2 " Dascnretiox “ tna which it is proposed fo resume, , of parts of existing roads to be declared to be Public Road, and of parts of 
roads deemed to be unnecessary, which it is proposed to close. 








aS e ra) Read iar feast Lanp DistRIct oF Casino. x 
§ | 4 | Parish | biog aes ed a) 2 Character | Wiath Ares Part of Roads proposed to be closed, &e.; 
£2 Ares, | N - |, Reputed Owner. | - Occupier, of | Vache to be | also parts of existing roads to be declared to 
Wed ame. |) + ; RE Holding. pmmea. | Resumed.” be Public Road. 











‘ i 
= oe a ee ne eS 














The unnecessary parts of Public Road (RK. 3,984- 


West _| homas Birming Thomas Birmingham..| Freehold... 100 links., } 
; : \ 1,606) within portions 7 aua 11,south and eas 
ie hi hand east 

| 


ham. 
of the proposed road, the unnecessary parts 





r a 
9 0 
0 0 Doss isp (is do - want do »| . do ..,} 100 links & 1 
5 yor he ‘ ‘ : ‘i variable, 
$8ONG: bot Nas, cbs 3 d0 CARE do- LE denen cade Satly ok 
g Oop ee Dor Fak de do a do ug do _,..| 100 links .. J 
6 2 


| of reserved road 150 links wide within portions 
2) 8,9 & 10 west and south of the proposed road ; 
0} the unnecessary parts of boundary road 169 
Do aa) do. up ey taa AO Tae 85 do 5, 109%. ,, ‘020 | links wide east of portion 10, north and south. 
% z ’ ; ; w | of proposed road; the unnecessary remnant 
, ! ; hd | part 50 links wide of boundary road between 

| : REY | yortions 6 and 7 (adjoining road R. 1,890-1,603) 


a tees oe ph SN iguited y per ae ; | are to be closed and to be granted part 
j at ¢ : E BS < ! : | thereof in compensation. , ; 





PN hes K ; sak PE oak ap | The unnecessary vart of confirmed road (R. 
< ‘ | 1,984-1,603) within portion 8 is proposed to be 
| closed and will thus vest in the owner of 
| adjoining land, t 








: ‘ , , f ‘ ¢ The parts of existing roads, included in the 
| 7 WA ak ; : | survey and necessary to preserve continuity of 
| 





proposed roads, are to be declared to be Public 
Road and dedicated to the public acc ocon tay: 








_ Dascurerrox OF Roap TO BE OPENED :-Road within and aloug ain edatern boundary of portion 138, parish of Gungewalla, 
county of Monteagle, Burrangong Shire,—as shown on plan catalogued R. 14,837- i 603. 
| (Reistration No. of Lica 1921~ = ae ° 





DrscrrP rion of ae lands which it is proposed to resume, . 
- Layp Districr or Youna. 































ACEI tee aaa } Tae can ie : ace hg Miers Land ake Os ian 
: amish is tered Holder, or. Bs 0 0 be 2 £ 
/ ¥ , cons Register olc eh Oconpi Daas i Mang mete Resumed, 
. rf a } seg x . 
Ree a ; | ; Gaile Tee 
«| H, 4. Salom,. H, A. Salom bee #| Conditional Lease 20-)} 100 links wee be 220 








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Le NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMUN' GAZWTTE, No. 146, 


[2573] . eae ; whe Sydney, 13th October, 1923. 








ave 





NOTIFICATION UNDER THE PUBLIC ROADS ACT, 1902, OF RESUMPTION OR WITHDRAWAL AND. DEDICATION — 
OF LANDS FOR ROADS, OF DECLARATION OF EXISTING ROADS AND PARTS OF EXISTING ROADS TO 


BE PUBLIC ROAD, AND OF THE CLOSING OF ROADS AND PART3 OF ROADS DEEMED TO BE UNNECESSARY 
Hs Excellency the Governor, with ‘the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the Public 


Roads Act, 1902, the lands hereunder described, which are required for the roads hereunder specified (in respect of which roads 


notice of proposal to open the same has duly been given) shall be and are hereby resumed or withdrawn for the several roads 
referred to; and that the said lands shall be and are hereby dedicated as Roads; that the existing roads and parts of existing roads 
particularised hereunder shall be and are hereby declared to be Public Read; and that the roads and parts of roads hereunder specified 
which are deemed to be unnecessary (in respect of which notice of proposal to close the same has duly been given) shall be and are 


hereby closed: 
by close W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


DESCRIPTION OF ROAD OPENED ;:—Road for access from Coombes’ portion 218 to the Wingham-Strathcedar road, parish of 
Marlee, county of Macquarie, Manning Shire,—as shown on plan catalogued R. 14,697-1,603, Malas 


[ Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1913-138-14.] 


Description of lands now resumed for the road specified above and dedicated as a Public Road. 








folio 2669. 
Lanp District or TAREE, 


























: : Chelsie Wis of ress 
P ‘ . . coupier, © an 
ortion No Avea. Parish Name Reputed Owner, Occup: Holding, Reseed. Resumed. 
: ; 
| ; j 
| &. <0) De e: y : a. ft. p. 
203 ;, 40 0 0 | Marlee... © ...| Alice May Chapman... | John William Morris .. — ...| C.P.06-17 ...| Variable env 0 2 24 
| ~ 














Description or Roap orgenrp :—Part of road from Legume to Undercliffe and branch road therefrom to Koreelah, parish of 
Acacia, county of Buller, Tenterfield Shire,—as shown on plans catalogued R. 13,471-1,603, R. 14,560-1,603 and R, 14,561-1,603, 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1921-454-16.] 


* 





Descrrrrion of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a Pablic Road, of part of existing road declared 
to be Public Road, and of roads and parts of roads deemed to be unnecessary, which are now closed. 


A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question, to declare part of existing road to be Public Road, and to close 
the roads and parts of roads deemed to be unnecessary, was published in the Government Gazette of 23rd June, 1922, folio 3467. 


Lanp Disrreicrt or TENTERFIELD. 




















Character Width of Roads and parts of Roads closed, &c.; slso 
Aen Area. | see Reputed Owner. Oveapier- of Land R aha s part of existiog Road declared to be 
e ame, Hoidizg, Resume. | i Gi Public Road, 
~ 
: : 
ogre a sh Ly : a. tT. Pp. § J 

4 184-200 0 0 | Acacia ..| The Queensland! John Inglis ..| C.P. 05-32] 100 links . 5 0 10 | The ungecessary part of reserved public road 
2 og | National Bank : : within portion 184 is closed and added to that 
eo. | 1) Tite: portion; the area thereof and of C.P. 05-82 
an y being reduced to 19% acres 3 roods. : 
Pa =| 185 | 878 0 0 Do ont ao ~ | M. Reimers ..| Cl. 05-13} 100  ,, ... 16 2 0 | The unnecessary parts of reserved public roads 
. ahs ; within portion 185 are closed and added to 
that rortion; the area thereof and of C.L. 

‘ 05-43 being reduced to 868 acres 8 roods. 

i ; ; ? 
< at | : ; 

| 97 (1,712 1 0| Do. ..| G.L.Muteh  ...| G, L. Mutch...| C.P, 08-139} 100, ..| 27 2 0} The unnecessary parts of easterly and south- 
=| j . (includes easterly reserved roads within portion 97 are 
eee branch ‘closed and added to that portion; the area 


: f ~ 1,711 acres 3 roods, 
fic7 190 0 0 Do «| Commissioners. of] John Inglis ..| Part C.P.) 100 , «| ~2 8-0 | The unnecessary parts of reserved public road 








i | Gcvernment Sav- ‘15-25 of (part branch vhrougn portions 107 and 68 is closed and adied 
Pe ings Bank uf 40¢acres.) 0 | road). to A.C.P. 15-25; the area of,Wwhich being 
oS N.s.W. ; reduced to 403 acres, the area of portion 107 
sored f being reduced to 189} acres, and the area of 
a , portion 63 being reduced to 2183 acres. — 
& 63, 214 0 0 Do tae do Si do wh Part CPi 1007 ooh ee 5 2 0 tsb she sora van 050 ognicye bon ice nen ns6 age pat cey Sel bee envens ove 
> 15-25. of {part branch 5 . : 
404 acres. Foad). 





The unnecessary reserved public roads through 
portion 193, are closed and added-to that por- 
tion ; the area thereof and cf C.L, 05-94 being 
increased to 486 acres, ‘ 

} : The unnecessary reserved public road through 
| ’ } portion 189 is closéd and added to that por- 

: tion ; the area thereof and of C.U. 05-102 being 
increased to 881 acres 2 roods, 

The unnecessary part of reserved public road 
| x within portion 27, parish of Reid, adjacent to the 
} southern boundary of portion 97, parish of Acacia, 
is closed and adied to portion 37; the area 

7 ~ | thereof and of C.P.12-24 being increased to 1,196 
\ i acres. : Wien 
: | Existing part of boundary: road east of por- 


| 

| : 
. 

| 

} 











| preserve continuity of new road is declared to be 








ingly. 

















[19 Oor, 1998, 


A proposal to resume the iands referred to for the road in question was published in the Government Gazette of 5th May, 1922, 


road).| thereof and of C.P, 09-139 being decreased to — 


tion 164 included in survey and necesgary to . 


‘| PuXlic Road and dedicated to the public aecord- — 








> 
Tay 





a Oy PR ee AS Tae be out #& sh Wee cae 
18 or, 1998) _ NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 146, 5607 


mien ar 's 






‘ 2 
ee, 


NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION, WITHDRAWAL, AND DEDICATION. oF LANDS FOR ROADS, &o.—continued. 


arc oi en Wark Wrest cok pian ee known as Church street North, Church, Court and Main streets 
est Wyalong), paris ong, county of Gipps, Bland a es shown on plans catalogued R. 14,578- 1,603; BR. 14,579- 
£4,608; BR. 14,580-1,608.. gray Rony dtd Seika 
| Registration No. of Papers—Koals 1918-452-21, 1 


. 











— 











Description of lands now resumed or withdrawn for the road specified above, and dedicated as a Public Road. 


A. cared to resume or withdraw the lands referred to for the road in question was published in the Government Gazette of 28th 
April, 1922, folio 2,555. 














i . Ne ‘ - Land Disraict of Wyatona. 
y Sa 
ae | %; Width of 
‘ oe be sh , , Character f Area 
= rig Area. Parish Reputed Owner. Occupier. of Land Resumed or 
4 - Name, ‘ Holdi Resumed or Withd 
Be vs nes Withdrawn. sari ys 
in ; 
3 205 0 0.82} | Wyal M, MeN , | | 0 0. 04 
sti 2OB ; along ~°...| M. Mc) BTM bey ~} Mis 2 Ware a ees «| Vari ff 
(a. i ta y c mi he McNamara ees Freehold Variable 0 0 OF 
hg 3 Mee «| Edward Mills). ws : Oh Seam seateriadth ahseonas do es Hote Male ee 
a af te thas do ws eee by heed PR IEA ROPE RDO erates py “D, 16-183 |... do *) 0 0 
a (B.14 1508). ) ' ai ache 1 
Sa i142 sh 0 0:87 Do ...| The Commercial Banking Com-, The Commercial Banking Com- do | do wl O 0) ORs 





(Rk, sy ie ,608), pany of Sydney Ltd. | pany of Sydaey Ltd, 
yy : t “ ) 


* This area is withdrawn to include the surface and to a depth cf 60 feet below the surface, 








~ 





DEsceiPrion oF RoaD OPENED :—Road from the Tarro-Alnwick road to right-of-way within lot 6 of a private aha erintin of 





























portion 50, parish of Alnwick, county of Northumberland, Tarro Shire,—as s shown on plan catalogued R. 14,703, 
; Rheraeation No. of Papors—Ronds 1921-551-14. } 
: Description of lands now resumed for the road specified above, aud dedicated as a Public Road. 

‘ folio 2 io 26680 to resume the lands referred to for the — in question, was published i in the Government Gazette of 5th May, 1922, 
: olio 

™ Lanp District or MAITnanpD. 

; i ; ' Character | Width of 

I Portion No,| Area. Mates Reputed Owner. Occupier. of Land Ps ate 2 Remarks. 

ae ‘ il Holding. | Resumed. SaaS 

x a re 

a % -. a& Fr. Pp. 

AW Bi AO 108° 0 0 Bae wa -.| Stanley Williaiwe Stanley Williams...| Freehold ...| 50 links ... 12 4 Me Ie USNaNeD as ane kad dat ves ats psuese eneee 

ee Partof /1,456 1 0 Do -| (Mrs,) E, &, Durner| (Mrs.) E. L. Turner GO ree | BONS Senden OP OLE This resumption embraces ‘part of lot 6 in 
ah 50 ‘ ; | : private subdivision of portien 50. 

7 now 8ubd- : 

divided), | Fei aaa ie 
és : -Drscereriox oF Roap opeNED :—Widening of part of road from Mulwala to Mulwala Bridge, parish of Mulwala, 


my “county of Denison, Coreen Shire,—as shows 0 on plan catalogued R. 14,771-1,603. 
mat. * f Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1921-76-15. th 


DzsceriPTIon of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a Public Road. 


f A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question was published in the Government Gazette of 23ri June 
1922, folio 3466. _ 
Lanp DistEicr or Corowa. 


















































B it Si i 
Be % | ! 
* ; : Character | Width of 
ry =| Parish Area 
wae 3S Area, Reputed Owner. Occupier, of Land 
2 Name, c : Holding. Resumed, bab aay 
a | | 
{ — 
4 eI coat ae oma 
rE) om = , Ber Pose 
201 33 0 0 | Mulwala cf Slide We Forge eae hs vol) baal Bs Weak ese w. w-| Freehold. ...| Variable ~.| 0 0 21 
eae) i | Eels ) DLL 
aes Duscetrtion or Roap oranep :—Road diversion at Garema Railway Station, parish of Thurungle, county of Forbes, 


Jemalong Shire,—as shown on plan catalogued R. 14,847-1, 608. 
WT Registealoti No. of Papers—Roads 1922-170-11. J ‘ 





sasveretige of lands now ced for the road specified above, and dedicated as a . Public Road, and of existing road inl part of 
existing road declared to be Publie Road. 


A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question, and to declare existing road and part of existing road to be 
PP utlic Road, was published in the Government Gazette of 21st July, 1922, folio 3955. 


Lanp District or Forszs. 


i : ‘ 
: ee anal 





§ t ‘ ey Character | Width of ; e 
yf ris : ! Area ; 
bss S Area, ~ Parish. Reputed Owner, Ocoupier. — of Land Roads declared to be Publle Road, 
Zs ; Name, P Holding. | Resumed: Resumed, 


Fe 


ne EAEnENaENREEERaNRERRnanamnaD 








ee i ee Tee Py a , 3b rien ae : a PL. Ps 
* 157 214) Thurungle| Railway Commissioners...) .....cseene | Freehold...| 100 links... 0 228 | This resumption embraces land acquired by 
BPs f (in twoparts).| the Railway Commissioners for road 


¢ ‘ Le ‘e diversion, 





The part of existing reserved road withio 
} - | portion 131 in continuity of new road, west of 
railway line, and designed boundary road 100 
links wide generally south-east of water 
: reserve Ma. 1917-4,719, extending from west 
7 f £ boundary of portion 131, parish of Thurungle, 
to Kultaba-street, village of Garema, are 
- declared to be Public Road and dedicated to 
the publie accordingly. 








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2 F * 
Kin ita fe : Fae 5. bn oa 
4608 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. i46. [13° Oor, 1922. 
a t se ———— « 
NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION, WITHDRAWAL, AND DEDICATION OF LANDS FOR ROADS, &c.—continued. 
DESCRIPTION OF ROADS OPENED :—Deviations of parts of roads from Bonalbo to Casino, and from Bonalbo to Mallanganee, also 
branch road within portion 6, parish of Peacock, county of Buller, Kyogle Shire,—as shown on plan catalogued RB. 14,266-1,603. 
[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1919-657-18,] 
Desorrertow of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a Public Road, and of roads and parts of roads deemed, 
to be unnecessary which are now closed. F > 
4 proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question, and to close the roadstand parts of roads deemed to be 
unnecessary was published in the Government Gazette of 11th November, 1921, folio 6518. 
Lanp Disrricr or Casino. 

SERS RR Tea a ENS CLO rg hh Aoi ioe a Uae ante ad de a 

2: aracter 0: 

Se! Ares, bogs Reputed Owner, | Occupier. OU Land R rahi Roads and yarts of Roads closed, &o. 

2 | : | | Holding. Resumed, ; 

s dashed ca « Dae asl ee ter aie Sor ee —— pe pesmeatien ——— —— re 
j ] 
yas Fn «Pel a. TP. 4 4 

6 64 0 0 | Peacock +) AvJd. Brown...) G. Smith «| Freehold ...} 100 links, 122) 9 182) The unnecessary boundary road of variable width 

| ; | links, and (includes} north of psrtion 9 and the unnecessary parts 
| variable. . branch of boundary road, 150 llnks wide, separating 
| | P road). part of portion’9 from portion 6, north and 
9; 150 0 0) Do oss do | | dO st] SAO .| Variable ves 6 uv I3 south of the westerly continuation of branch 
% } road are closed and are to be granted as com- 

| pensation, ; 

di; 300-0 0) Do ..| J. Williams ° ...) J. Williams ...) - do «| 100 links, 122 6 220) The unnecessary parts of boundary road 160 links 

| | i links and wide, separating part of portion 9 from part of 
{ variable. rortion (11, east and west of the new road from 
12; 600 0 0: D> 3 do ome do pat do | 100 links & 252720 Bonalbo to Mallanganee; the unnecessary 
| variable, H part of boundary road 100 links wide south of 
| | ; portion 6 west of new road ; the unmecessary re- 
f ‘ | served road 1 chain wide within portion 11, and 
20; 293 10 Do ...| The Commercial do eo} | 100 links & } 0 330 the unnecessary parts of reserved roads 1 chain , 
| Banking Coy.. variable. wide within portions 12 and 20, north and south 
| of Sydney, | | | of the new road, are closed and to be granted 
(ihe Limited, | / as compensation, 
19)).:319°2) Os> Do «| N.C, Gray «| N. C, Gray . .2)\C.P. 13-28] Variable aid 0 030} The unnecessary part cf reserved road 1 chain 
. wide, within portion 19, north-east of the new 
| | road, is closed and added to that portion; the — 
| | area thereof and of C.P, 18-29 remaining un- 
| altered, ‘ 
Satie saeee i Us Cea OL NOE TOM a CAL AD, WEBRSS NEL oth CL COENEN MUNI te UTS PO AS daa alice Vee A eee at eis on 0 Pas LER NDR Spon ee ue OES DES 
f 
Dusorreiron oF Roap opened :—Road between Fitzroy and Colo strects adjoining the railway line from Moss Vale to Sydney at 
Mittagong railway station, parish of Mittagong, county of Camden, Mittagong Municipality,—as shown on plan catalogued. 
R. 14,748-1,603. - . 
[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1922-231-7.} aN ; ' 
DsgcRIpTron of lands now resumed for the road specified above, und dedicated as a Public’ Road. ; 
A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question was published in the Government Gazette of 14th. July? 
1922, folio 3315, 
Lanp Disteror or Moss Vas. 
é | ad Ss RP aT ie a eu & | 
ioe | Parish Reputed Character | Width of Area 
> ° A p 
= A | rea Wass of | Owner Osoupier. tii es Sore 3, | Resumed. Remarks, 

—_————_S GM ae Ae eae a ny — re ener; —- ——— 7 Teun vant aanenernns annie Coenen tgs nad 
: Ob ies Stain | ) a.) T. Ps oa 
Part«f70 | 160 0 vu | Mittagong...) The R@UWAY)  sccssericcraceese | Freehold ...| 100 links . 1 0181 This resumption embraces land acquired _ 

(1 ow sub- Bul Commissioners, 3 | by the Railway Commissioners for road 

divided) PR »| . diversion. ‘ " : 
| | 

ANG Be Baka 2 Siva a paths acti d: RONNRMemMES 9 SHE Mil Ree atc eGR 1PM nae eee Waa Na! WLM stead eM ED Nir 40. means Se Teepe A TAN eE 

Mu ’ . * " , x 4 
DrscRivri0N O¥ ROAD OPENED :—Wideniog of rcad at the intersection of roads known as Morehead-street and Howe-street, parish 
of Newcastle, county of Northumberland, Municipality of Lambton,—as shown on plan catalogued R. 14,733-1,603, . 
(Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1922-238-11) 
Descerrrion of lands now resumied for the road specified above, and dedivated as a Public Road, 
A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question was published in the Government Gazette of 9th June, 
1922, folio 3202. ‘ 
Land Distgicr or Newoastne. 
rp ee. if a ~ ME EN —— — _ ~ es a | Ee Te a ee i LEO ARC: LOT I Rt HL Ee RD 
Po-tion | IG ea ah (| Character | Width of | 
Area, 2) 3 Reputed Owner. | Occupi f | “petiaeee : 
No. aul Pp er. | ccupier, t) Land | Remarks, 
| aay teIT | Holding. | Resumed, | Resumied: < 
| RETF “en eat were 
Rae 92, BY Parembanttcdttampten’ facuaiok. | ihe Me 
lum- 34 : Yewceastle,.| Lambton unici-. Roagin use ..,| Dedicated | Variable...) 6 uv 5% | Thi 
eh | Paty enwcll iad | eal: 5 Na sn embraces part of Lambton 
‘ruatees of Park),|: - R 
cannes See ia SE. EP We Re tl OP AE Si pon erie JOSS qh ern la ee ee . 
i ? 4, 
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_ NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 146, “5609 
[2675] ; ) \ . ; Sydney, 13th October, 1922. 
ALIGNMENT OF STREETS.—BURREN JUNCTION URBAN AREA, WALGETT SHIRE, 


Hees the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council; directs it to be notified, in conformity with the provisions of 
. the 27th section of the Public Reads Act, 1902, that the alignment of the carriage and footways of the undermentioned streets, in the 





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+ 


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Barren Junction Urban Area, Walgett Shire, as set ot and defined according to the plan of such alignment, shall, for the purposes of the 


Local Government Act and all Ordinances ,relating to the alignment of streets or public places, be deemed to have been set out and 
defined, and that consequently it will not be lawful for any person to erect any building within the said distances so set forth from the 
curbstone or the exterior edge of the said footways, as delineated on the plan catalogued B. 1~2,631, which has been approved by His 
Excellency the Governor, in conformity with the firstmentioned Act, which said plan is kept in the Department of Lands for the inspec- 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


~ tion of the public, 





{Roads 1920-732-11] 
i SCHEDULE OF STREETS REFERRED TO. 















































4 Width of Widtt - 
Name of Street, From To Catriage- 1 Aidit nae Total Width. ; Remarks, 
: | way. | 
De eT Bor find) | ik fs bn ee Olly 
Slack-Smith street} Unnamed road, being! Unnamed = road,| +s. .sereceee TOMO Wein ene ne eee ta . | Buildings and fences encroach, 
: an extension of| being an exten-| - ' north side only. | 
Corunna-street, sion of Waterloo- | 
street. — | | . 
Unnamed _road/ Slack-Smith street ..,) Alma-street —... Fo | Oar 12 0 | 99 9 | Fences encroach, 
being an exten- : 
sionof Waterloo: | i 
street. ‘ | 
Houlahan-street...| Slack-Smith street ...) Alma-street —... 42 0 || 120 | 66 O | Fences encroach. 
. 'Trafalgar-street ...| Alma-street ... ...| Inkerman-street...| ..-....0.... | 12.0 senveeesseee | Hences encroach, 
| éast side only.. | 
Waterloo-street ...| Alma-street ... ve Inkerman-street... Scary 25'S | 99 © | Building and fences encroach. 
Blenheim-street...| Alma-street ... ...| Inkerman-street.. 75 0 12 0 ¢9 O | Building and fences encreach., 
Corunna-street ...; Alma-street .... _...) Inkerman-s:reet.../. ...-...-.... 120 | ss eevees see | Hences encroach. 
E west side only. | 
Unnamed  road,| Slack-Smith street. ...| Alma-street —...] see seeese ese 12 0 | stesesteeeee | Fence encroaching. 
being an exten- | west side enly. | | 
sion of Coruina.' % H / 
street. : ! | 
’Inkerman-street.,.. Trzfulger-street, — ...| Corunna-street ... io Ooo 12 0 99 0 Fences excroach. 
Hastings-street ... Trafalgar-street —...; Corunna-strect ... TO Ose | 12 0 92 0 | Fences encroach. 
Alma-street ..., Trafalgar-street  ...j Waterloo-street....| ...-. rupeis 12.0 ssssseeenees | Hence encroaching. 
| ‘north side oaly. 
Alma-street «| Waterloo-street —_..,) Corunna-street ... 75 0 | ge E20 O 99 0 Buildings and fencing encroach. 
| : | 
[2576 } Sydney, 13th October, 1922. 


ALIGNMENT OF STREETS AND RE-MARKED PART OF STREEL.—MUNICIPALITY OF PETERSHAM. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified, in conformity with the provisions of 

the 27th section of the Public Roads Act, 1902, that the alignment of the carriage and footways of the undermentioned streets, 

in the Municipality of Petersham, as set out and defined according to the plan of such alignment, shall, for the purposes of the Local 
Government Act and all Ordinances relating to the alignment of streets or public places, be deemed to have been set out and defined, 
and that consequently it will not be Jawful for any peraon to erect any building within the said distances so set forth from the 
curbstone or the exterior edge of the said footways, as delineated on the plan catalogued P. 66-2,140, which has been approved by 
His Excellency the Governor, in conformity with the firstmentioned Act, which said plan is kept in the Department of Lands for the 


inspection of the public. ‘ 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





SonEDULE OF STBBETS REFERRED TO. 



































. Width of Width of 1 peas | 
Nume of Street. From To ' Carriage- each - Width Remarks, 
‘ way. Footway. i | 
{ 

PAS ft. in. ft -in. ft. in. 
Constitution-lane | Conatitution-road ..! Union-street .... 16 0 2 0 20° 0 Fences encroach slightly. 
Union-lane ...| Constitution-lane.,,| Union-street .... 16 0 i teat OFS 20 0 Fencea encroach, ee 
Union-street ... New Canterbury! A point 1,417:18, ede Bars Aerie mena ikea Fence encroaches. ‘This is a 

road. links northerly. (east side only). | yve-marking of ;art of a pre- 

: ie Aes Y vious alignment,—shown ou 

| plan catalogued P. 4-2,140, 

: sheet 1. : 

Sh RE TENN bie, VOL Tas Ana OO Ned A Mee a Rech ae ae \ 
(2606) Naa ig Sydney, 12th October, 1922, 


. * APPLICATION FOR ERECTION OF RABBIT-PROOF FENCING. 
; A TTENTION is invited to the undermentioned application, under the Pastures Protection Act, 1902, for permission to 
_ carry Rabbit-proof Fencing across a watercourse. wy , 
1% W. BE. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
With whom Objections may be lod gra 











Applicant. Rite of Fenve and Gate. Parish. County. | Plan exbibited at— 














Veisse, eet | Not latertha: | 
William Robert) Actoss Billabong Cresk, Bunbury and| Ashburnham| Parkes ... .| District Surveyor. 14. N.y., 1922 
Davis, at the north-west! Bindogandri. Forbes. 


Vals ‘| boundary of portion 

78, also near the, | | | 

Se, | south-west corner of ; } 
ee that portion, j | | ‘ 





ey NY i 
beth i hei atari serena tate hn oairaie aoe 





oe ether aye tenner 


5610 


[2581] 


+ 











NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 146. 





REVOCATION OF RESERVES FROM SALE, LEASE, &o. 


the reserves from sale, lease, &e., hereunder describe 


the expiration of sixty days from the above date, 





Date of 
Notification, 


a ne 


*Brewarrina; Western.. 


*Do 


*Do 


*Do 


Wentworth | Western... 


Do 








Eastern... 


Central... 


do 
do 


do 


do. 


do 


do 


8,718 
2 
23,834 


28,835 





Reserve from sale} 
or lease under 
section 228. 

From sate for tra- 
yelling stock, 


From sale for water 
supply. 
From lease . for 


refuge in time of 
flood. 
From sale for tra- 
velling stock. 


From sale for tra- 
velling stock and 
‘camping. 

do 


From sale for water 
supply. 

From sale for tra- 
yelling stock, 


From lease .. 


do 


on 


Brewarrina tempo- 

rary common, 

| Extension to Bre- 
warrina tempo- 
rary common. 

From lease for ex-| 
tension to tem- 
porary common, 

From sale for ex+ 
tension to tem- 
porary common, 

From license for ex- 
tension to tem- 
porary common, 


From lease for 
future _ suburban 
settlement. 


From sale for ex- 
tension to tem- 
porary comanyon. 

From lease and 
license for exten- 
sion to temporary 
commen, 








Temporary common 


Reserve from an- 
nual lease or occu- 
pation license. 


1Jan,, 1921 


2 Det., 1873 


+ July, 1879 


26 Sept., 1871 


| 
16 Dee., 1893 


5 » 1903 


26 Nov., 1904 
8 May, 1868 
81 Mar,,” 187 : 





8 Sept., 1863 
1 4 1868 
11 


2@ April, 1869 
26 July, 1880 


1i Aug., 1885 


14 Mar., 1896 


4 


7 Te) 





13 April, 1892 
J 




















[18 Oor,, 1922 





Sydney, 13th October, 1922, 


is hereby notified, for public information, that, under the provisions of section 30 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, © 
d, are hereby revoked, but suoh revocation shall not take effect until after 


W. E. WHARNE, Minister for Lands. 




















County. | Parish. | Shire, &c. | Area, | Part revoked. _—-| Pafars No. 
, st ; a, rT. p. 3 q F 
Wellington] Biraganhbil | Wyaldra Shire! 14 0 0| The whole; expired]. Ms. Ls,~ 
(about), special lease No. 1,665, | 1918-12,574. 
zs 
Mitchell ..| Mundowy..! Mitchell Shire) 340 0 0} Part in the parish of; Ms. 1922- 
(about). Mundowy. 214, 
| 
do -- | * @o bir do .| 850 0 0 | The balance ado- 
- (about), $ 
do do do 337 0 0 do ‘ do 
(about). 
| ieee 
Wynyard..| Murraguld-| Kyeamba Shire] 2,000 0 0{| The whole .. 2 Ms. 1921- 
rie; (about) 1,444. 
do do do 480 0 6 do do 
(about). 
do do ty do 3860 0 0 do do 
‘ (about). 
Bourke ..} Kockibitoo,| Mitchell Shire.| 260 0 0 do Ms, 1921- 
; (about). ae 8,897. 
do do do 569 0 0| Part within Kockibitoo do 
(about). State Forest No. 505, 
1 dedicated 29th June, 
1917. . 
Clyde and | Brewarrina] ............ 1,920 0 0 The remainder, parts pre-{ W.L.B. | 
Narran.| & Goonoo. (about). viously revoked. 1922-5, 664, 
Narran GOOHOO WW al ies ats isie al epapiets 470 0.0 do do 
; (abowt), 
Clyde Brewarrina| . 2.064. cess 360 0 0 i do do 
(about). 
do OS i sat tse Seielcenaees rs 2,290 0 0 do: do , 
(abcut). 
é&o AO tS ite wie tees 2,251 C 6 do de 
(about). : 
-do Oi Penge ice ney Mae 2,251 0 0 do do - 
(about), : 
* do .| Brewarrina,| ..........- . {16,160 0 0 do do 
Welman & (about), 
Wammera, 
ad (enna ORR 9 AAR ALA 16,163 0 0 do do 
(about). 
do Pe hee CYR Te 19,774 0 0 do do 
i (about). 
do - «| Brewarrina) .....- tia bid end 120 0.0} do eae 
(about). 
do BO fk Ae ks 120 0 0 do bo) ee 
(about). 7 
* Included reserves not affected by this revocation. 
4 Aug., 1868 Wentworth) Wentworth{ ............ 40 2 0 73 ie W.L.B. 
(about) 1922-6,018. 
do do Bhd Se ease pists se 40 2 0 *; do 
} (about), 
68 degrees 


* That part commencing at the north-west corner of portion 40; and bounded thence by lines west 27 chains, south 17 chains 20 links, and south 
40 north, east, and again north, to the point of commencement. 


east to the south-west corner of portion 1, and by boundaries of that portion and portion 
4 Aug., 1922) Georgiana..{ Walbrook.. 


Rathurst 


Armidale .. 


Dubbo 


Condobolin 





..| astern. . 


do 


Central.. 


do 


do 
do 
do 


do 


doe 
do 


{ 





9,220 





) Reserve from sale 
or lease under sec- 
tion 206, 

For public recrea- 
tion. 


‘+e 


From sale for water 
supply and cam- 


ping. 
From sale for tra- 
velling stock. 


do 
do 





From sale. for tra- 
velling stock and 
camping, | 

From sale for tra- 
yelling stock. 





velling stock and 
camping. 

From sale for tra- 
velling stock. 


do 
do 











From sale for tra-| ° 


29 June, 1889 


30 June, 1879 


7 April, 1894 


a | 





~ 
» 
4 


2July, 1892 


7 April, 1894 
7 ” cb] : 


Sandon Uralla 
Lincoln ..| Warrie 
Cunning- | Emu Plains} 
ham, 

do Jerula . 

do Ellerslie .. 

do do 

do Corella 

do do 

do do 
Kennedy ..| Mickimill.. 

ao Braalgby -. 








Abercrombie 
Shire. 
Uralla Munici- 
pality. (about). 
Talbragar Shire 
(about), 
Lachlan Shire.. 
? ; (about), 
do 11,410 0 0 
(about). 
do 300 0 0 
(about). 
do .| 560 0 0 
» (about). 
do 111,570) 0..0:} « 
(about. 
do 
do. 
. : (about). 
do --| 346 0 90 
(about), 
do .-|.1,260 0.0 
(about). - 


“476 1 0| The whole; portions 109} 





1 120] The part withi 


7? 


and 110. Plan G. 5,949= 


1,506 Roll. 


15 2 0| Part within portions 342 


to 355 inclusive and in- 
tervening street. Plans 
'@. 4,096 and S. 4,097- 


1,660. 


226, Plan 


3,531_ 
,566. 
810 0 0 | Part shown by red hatch- 


_ ing en plan Mis, 1,232 
Fbs. R. 


do 
do 


. | 640.0 0| The whole .. 


..11,575-0 0! Part shown by red hatch- 


ing on plan Mis, 1,232 


hs. R. 
do 


do 


Ms. Ls, 
1922-6,774. © 
Aln. 1922- 
7,040, 


Aln. 1922-— 
7,043, 


Mis. 1922- 
7,590. 





do 
do 
de 


do 













































































a and 
: 1 Date ot Co mY, P Pape 
Notification. anty. | Patish. Shire, &e, Area. Part revoked. ee 
Cups l eg eat) id ‘ & Ye Py ‘ 
| Public buildings ..| 16 ae 288i} Ounning- | Condoublin} Condoublin 1 2 0 | Part within reserve for| Ms, 1922- 
Skis ham. Municipality.| (about). public school purposes,| 7,719. 
Opts oe , 5 notified this day, 
Bei From sale or lease] 4 Nov., 1921} Arrawatta,.| Myall ..} Ashford Shire. |1,778 0 © | The whole; within portion Ms. 1998- 
eee He od th a section ve é {713s Plan A. 3,245-1,847,| 7,770, 
yn . re Ala Ke ; ‘Sok 
hae Maitland .. From sale or lease} 1 June, 1917 Gloucester.| Wilmott ..| Port Stephens 1,120 0. 0| Within Wallaroo State; Ms, 1022- 
=, ? an yw of ’ other than special ‘ Shire, (about), | Forest 781. 8,230 
a lease or annual * Ke | 
ing os lease. nt | 
ie, Lismore } Water sf) .-| 17 Sept., 1898} Riehmond..| Riley --| Woodburn. 10 0 0 | Part within ‘portion 370.) Ms. 1922- 
r ee a aaNet teks i ; a Shire. Plan R. 2,505-1,744. 8,715. 
. Gosford = .. From sale or lease) 4 Aug., 1922) Northom- | Narara_ ..| Erina Shire 616 0 0 | The whole; portion 106; Ms. Ls. 
4 : ‘ Tas under section 206. 2 [ berland. rats . Plan N, 5 sk 111. 1922-9,432, 
Wellington.. From sale for camp.) 21 June, 1880) Lincoln ..| Mickety- | Cobbora Shire..| 45 0 0 | The whole. | Ms, 1922- 
: ‘ ing and water ; mulga. (about). 1,176. 
* supply. BSE ee ts ‘pe s é 45 0 0 j : 
= Do 72", Fromleags fons) ar 2k 5) as do dekey. OUT 3 4 do ..; (about). do He do 
— - Neweastle .. From lease gener-| 24 July, 1907| Northum- | Kahibah ..| Lake Macquarie] About 60] Part within special lease| Ms. Ls 
= ; ally; : berland. Shire.| feet x 60| 22-1, Newcastle. | 1922-11,33 
| The Sr eRS Wh) Tea La cna a , feet. 
Mg ‘ aed i ; Me ow Tar p, 
i Coonamble., From ‘sale for ean: 1 Oct., 1883) Leichhardt} Bulgah ..| Wingadee | 680 0 0} That portion within por-| Ms. Ls. 
Ee ing. ‘ =i % ‘ | Es . Shire.| (about). tion 84. Plan bk, 3,479-| 1922-12223 
: Bx ; Ne Nay ; F 1,902. 
Daw. From sale for Axle Geh 2 BEF HA eg he EOI Sa do. 43 do + ».| 878 0° 6 do i) do 
; way, ese ; , i (about). | | 
ie if } A | 
Sanat Pe fey al ee Sydney, 13th October, 1922. 


"REVOCATION OF SUBURBAN HOLDING AREAS, &c, 


An T is isan notified that, in pursuance of the Broriions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the Suburban Holding Hea, 
&e., particularised hereunder, 1 are nee SS revoked. 





































































































e om - : , : W. E. WHARNE, Minister for Lands. 
<< 3 . | Class of Holding | p., ay | 
; Land. Division. | for which the Land| ,Date of County. | Parish, Shire, &c. Area, Part revoked. Papers No, 
District. pa : Notification. 
: 2 as set apart. 5; * ; 4 s ; 
mo Sep: : ; $) «Ep 
Armidale .,| Eastern. . Pautichan Holding 5 June, 1912 Sandon ..| Uralla ..| Uralla  , Munici- 5 122} The whole, Plan 8, 4,095+| Aln, 1922+ 
; nS ‘ \ Area No, 88. “Ai Se pee 2 pality. / 1,660, 7,040, 
Done. 6e do ey Suburban Holding} 11 Dec., ,, HOM. | AO 5 do aS 8 2 25 | Part within portions 535 to 541 ao 
Ze ; » “Area No, 171. eae see F. f inclusive. Plan S. 4,278-! 
mae Nee deg eA ; 1,660, 
i: — Wellington.. do .| Special Aref, No.} 20 Aug., 1892) Bligh .., Nanima ..| Cobbora Shire 875: 2. OF Part within portions 79, 86, 87,| Ms, 1922- 
(FL ‘. \ r= 16;105;. eS Sots ; i | ; and 90. Plans B, 2,521, 2,881, 83337. 
a”. i eid Sees , } ; 2,944, and 2,977- 1,570. ‘| 
Te Cowra ee do Special — Area. No.} 15 July, 1891) Bathurst ..) Coota ...| Waugeola Shire. 66 0 10 | Part within portions 73, 74, 81, do 
i! ; : 2 4 10,8495: a Se Bib y i t aud 85. Plan B,3,169-2,009. 
- *. Parkes  ..| Central. Special - hive No.} 23 June, 1894 Ashhur n- | Beargamil ..| Goobang Shire ..! 520 0 0 | Part within portions 124 and! do 
A: = i ie ance rf a 20,954... 3 i satan ena, | 182. Plans A. 5,645 and! 
Z rats va ey é 5,688-1,770, | 
Cowra .-| Eastern. | Special yore No,.|.19 Dec., 1891) Forbes ..| Wattamon- | Waugoola Shire... 960 0 0 | Part within portion 57, 122, ds 
ers 4 , i f 14,919, Pa % a Fi saa RG oh | and 125, Plans F, 1,573 and 
A 8 Scan Gy ore ae Bis ; [ae 2,707-1,787, 
Bellingen .. do ..! Special ives No | 15 Feb,, 1890) Fitzroy ..| Moonee ..| Dorrigo Shire ..|. 96 2 0} The whole; portion 116 do 
ee il. eh SL AO,ATT | ee Sars Plan F. 932-1,810 R. 
ie” Brey de ..| Special Area ey 22 Sept., 1888) Brisbane ..| Murrurundi..| Warrah Shire ../ 360 © 0.| Parts within portions 61, 67, 3 do 
eee ; : 2,917. we ie : | and 68. - Plans. B. 3,005, Es 
- ; ; j | “ 3,028, and 3,028-2,096. 
Murwillum- hes dau Special Nek -No.} 16 Oct., 1886} Rous. ».| Tetranora ..| Tweed Shire’ ..; 119 1.20 Part witbin portions 65 and do 
= bah. 2,469. Ev 1S : ® 74, Plans R. 4,748, and 
Pies eran ny 4,226-1,759. 
x ad ‘ ~ . - ? 7 t 
Ser MM aS CUTTS eae Bes 
EGU ees ier Wt. - Note,—The above are now freehold. 
, Zz t i bess 
od = 3 ry 
5 ae — - 
. [2582] aa Je Def ; * Sydney, 13th October, 1922. 


cme REVOCATION FROM RESERVES —SALE, LEASE, &0.— CONSEQUENT ON CONVERSION OF SPECIAL LEASES, 


iti is hereby notified that ‘hie reserves from sale, lease, &., purticularised i in ths Schedule hereto, have been revoked, consequent on the 
. conversion into conditional purchase or other tenure, under the provisions of section 190 of the Crowo Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, 
be of special leases covering the Crown lands within the said reserves, and that such revocation take effect from the dates of approval by 
_ the Miniater for Lands of the granting of the conversion applications as specified in the said Schedule, 








‘ 
. x = ¢ ; eb 
UR SN ha ANS ute W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
Reser SR RY sha ve 1 ie if aoe % " . whic’ 
‘No ‘4 Purpose. Weck County..| Parish. ' Shire. Area, Part revoked. vevooadon 
Geer as rh hl ele aaa ae: ‘. takes effeot. 
‘ 3 “6°53 N “ i i 
‘ % cool Actes. | ‘Wy $ | ‘s 
-| 19,853 | From sale. et irri-| 31 Mar., “4804 Burnett ..| Gravesend | Yallaroi.. 85 Part within portion 23.) 19 July, 1922 
: gation. ‘ : Plan B, 703-1,951. C.S 
Sg: fant 1922-13,096. pe 
iy ; 1..| Gooyan ..| Imlay J 70 The whole, part previous 2 Aug., , 
588 ‘From sale for wake 29 Nov 180 paps nye Gooyar Peay tee ea ae Soe i 





teat ae Ba 2,008. C,S, 1922-15,875, 


ied 23,908 | From sale for water) 11 April, 1896 Clarendon | Wallace ..| Illabo _.. 34 The whole, part previously} 11 Mar., 1921 
: supply. (Within subjurban boundaries of vil- | (about). revoked. Plan ©, 3,825- 











“pee of Wall ace ). 1,578, C.S, 1922-10, 960. 
Z pnnrnethnt A A  LL 





f 








3612 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 146. {18 Ocr, 1922. 








[2583] | : | + Bydney, 18th October, 1922 
REVOCATION OF RESERVE FROM SALE LEASE, &. 
is is hereby notified, for public information, that, under the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, the reserve from 


sale hereunder described is hereby revoked. 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Forests. 





























Land < | Reserve . . Date of | Was ; So ee, KN 
District. Division. No, Pnriess, | Notification. | te abe Parish. Shire. Area. | Part revoked. . Papers Ho. 
is SSB a al ie aR RE SGRTAG? geen ee a PHU att Wiedatale ak Tae : a Soe ; 
| Qo2T. De he 
Maitland | Eastern. «| 85,711 | | From sale orlease| 6 Oct., 1922) Northum- | Heddon ...| Cessnock.. ../ 10 2 v | The whole; portion 450. Clo. Sett. 
generally under berland,| . : Plan N, 5,518-2, ALL. | 1y22-2,401. 
| rection 25a. | ; 
ee OM, peso AS SA oe 
Note,.~-Within reserve 55,735 from sale (55,726 from lease generally) for public recreation, notified this day. 
[2554] _. Sydney, 13th October, 1922. 


REVOCATION OF CLASSIFIED AREA. 


Tt is hereby notified, for public information, that, under the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, the classified areas 


hereunder described i is hereby revoked, 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


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| 
Land : Date of | 4 Paper 
. District, Division. | Pur,one. | Notification, County. Parish. | Shire, | Area, Part revoked, No. 
CLeayar anh Satine Meee a” . in amNY otis are 
| | | a, ©. Pp C.8 PB. 
QGuonedsh..,| Central .,/ SL. Area No. 191 -.| 31 Mar,, 1897 wy Millie...) Tater 18:3 0 0 as iat sare oe an 3,236, 
| | *lains. ans P, 2,15 an 
| -5,566-1,781. : | 
| | ‘ ) oS 
(2584 ; Sydney, 18th October, 1922. 
yaney, ° 


REVOCATION OF NOTIFICATION OF TRACTS OR AREAS PREVIOUSLY NOTIFIED AS NOT AVAILABLE FOR 
SETTLEMENT UNTIL FURTHER NOTIFICATION. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, under the provisions of the Crown Lands apr Sunes Act, 1913, the notification 
that the tracts Or areas hereunder described are not available for settlement are hereby revoked. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for ea 


























: ¥ j i y 7} : 

pisc, | Div me brome! | _ County. | Parish. Shire, &c, | Area. | er Part revoked, Papers Ne. 
| P aaah a : \\ 3 
| \ Pp. 

Hillston .| Central ..| 2Nov., 1910 ..4 Dowling as Mologone _..| Bland Shire ai 706 0 Q | Part within Melongel Mountain State! For. 1922+ 
4 | | (about). | Forest No. 393, Dedicated 5th apni, 3718 
j | L917. 

ee ar aan Pema Aah Oe rem ene Te 
[2585] : Sydney, 13th October, 1922. 


NOTIFICATION PLACING TRAVELLING STOCK AND CAMPING RESERVES UNDER CONTROL OF 
PASTURES PROTECTION BOARDS. 


1 is hereby notified, under the provisions of section 26a of the Pastures Protection Act, 1912, that the tgepelting stock 

and camping reserves, &c., or parts thereof, not being held under lease other than annual lease or occupation license, or not 
being within a State Forest, or embraced by a public road or area under the control of a Shire Council, and being those 
mentioned in the Schedule hereunder, are placed under the control of the eeuitee ye Pastures Protection Boards set forth in the 
said Schedule for a period of five years. 








[Ms. 1922-8,587] W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
aa hiaes Sa metas aoa 
Purpose. | org ‘ Parish, | County, | Remarks. 











LAND BOARD DISTRICT OF FORBES. 
Pasrurgs Prorgcrion Drsrrrer or -Youna. ON ant 
Travelling steck... ny es vol) 2,944) Bland sos ae <3 Mogubueca*ia| 0h Ac. ted pabraes Ss eval 
LAND BOARD DISTRICT OF GRAFTON» 
Pastures Prorection Districr or GRAFTON. 
Travelling stock and camping... ..| 50,815 | Gresham ... i ...| Braylesford ..,' Ex. 8 acres for recreation resorve. 


LAND BOARD DISTRICT OF MAITLAND. 
PastuseEes Prorsction DistRicr oF DENMAN. 


Travelling stock... my a #2." 25a| Brisbane ... at ..| Wickham  ..,! The area within surre-dered part 
| Ee of Sp. L. 10-10. 


LAND BOARD DISTRICT OF MOREE. 
Pastures Prorgorion District or Pineiéa. 
Water... vie AN Ae | 28,862 | Denham ..., ge ...{ Bucklebone ...{ LAG Leal aeacont tec oti komnee 


Pastures Protgcrion Disratcr or WaneRr. : 
Travelling stock... ce ti Hk Spaoe | Denham .., + «| Pokataroo .../ Ex, part with O.R., 15,251 and 
My Hh | 2S SPONtlon 20, ir 


LAND BOARD DISTRICT OF WAGGA WAGGA. 
Pastures Prorecrion Districr or ALBUR*. 


Travelling stock and eamping.., | 2,011 | Goulburn... vee .| Albury _..| Albury Municipality. 4 
Do Bz | -66,047 “UR ey CHO bee .) Wagra 3 tebagrs sees Vitor sisal vba ves 
: LAND BOARD DISTRICT OF ORANGE. | 
Pastures Prorrcrion DistRtcr or BavauRsy. ‘ei 
“Water... 1 ne is vs, 32,233 | Wellington oe ...| March. Ee Wc? hci ela Un Re Dia oom ot 














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a Pee Pk Gh EMG (84 ‘ 
CRORE conga) : 
13 Ocr,,1922.] + NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 146, 5613 
£2595] Ra hay oe: Sydney, 13th October, 1923. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL HOMESTRAD FARMS. 


Re. is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown Eanes comprised 
within the areas hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Original Homestead Farms, and shall be disposed of under the. 
prevailing conditions of the law. 


The areas will be available on and after 20th NOVEMBER, 19322, before which applications should not be ledged. 


An application shall be in Form 9, and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that theland becomes 
avaiable, or it is intended to effect improvements instead of paying rent), shali be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance, and by 
an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee ; but upon eenfirmation of an application such rent (if it is not intended to effect improve- 

ments instead of paying rent) and survey fee must be paid. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) be: paid 

#2 ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 


All applieations should be lodged with the Local Crown Land Agent by the applicant in person, or by his agent in persen duly 
authorised in writing, and all applications in posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 20th November, 1922, or at any 
time between the 20th November, 1922, and th3 26th November, 1922, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed to be and to 

‘have been lodged with such Land Agent simultaneously on the 20th November, 1922, 


_ The Homestead Farms will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, and the Regulations thereunder, and to the. 
following special conditions: — : 


(4) The holder of any Homestead Farm shall take such measures as the Ministe: for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to 
free and keep the land free from rabbits and other noxious animais, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all prickly: 
pear, noxious scrubs, undergrowths, and weeds. y 


(b) The holder shall preserve ample green timber for shelter and sade purposes. 


(c) The boundaries of each farm are to be fenced with a six-wire fence within five years of date of confirmation of application 
Side however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Local Land 
oard. : ; 


The principal conditions which attach to a Homestead Farm are residence for a term of five years and payment of rent. 
The Homestead Farms are not transferable until] the condition of residence attaching thereto has been performed. 


After the expiration of five years from the confirmation of application a grant of the Farm willissue, provided all required conditions 
have then been complied with, 


Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown the holder shall pay the capital value of such 
improvements in accordaace with the provisicas of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Laads. 


Nore.—All information may be obtained from, and all forms of application will Le filled in by, the Orown Lands Agent, free of 
cast, tf so desired by the applicant, ; et ; 














HOMESTEAD FARM AREA No. 1,440. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Laxp Districr o¥ WatcHa, A¥D APsLHY SHIRE. 
Within annual lease No,.J,382. 


TR aC 


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Se ee ee et ao meee lent i aes renee meray el 


ye Bae ue a. 
BS st “ ‘Annua i 
33 : sae rab Rent | Nature and Nearest 
‘ OSA ogg - -. 4 for first | Survey Estimated Value {. Townand Character of Land, Soil, Timber, &e, 
ey lho ie Es £2 aid be Kua? period Fee, of distance : Water Supply. d 
om <2 | Le anak of Improvements, therefrom. 
P| 8 5 ” 125 years. 
ae ; és : { a, at ie Sag aE Beta 
! Acres. oR Sts Male 2) pong <a Pa Ss ; d 
Vernon ., Boulton &| D 210 262° Oe GIL 9 '§ | Fencing on north-| About $ miles) Hilly country of basalt formation, chiefly stony ; 
Ha)loran. (about),| - eastern boundary,| south-westerly) red soil and subsoil, not suitable for agricul. 
me s 4 ; I half value, £10} from Walcha,| ture; good grazing land, sound in normal 
, 12s. Property of| and about ¥0) seasons; best adapted for breeding and fatten- 
adjoining holder, miles  south-| ing sheep and cattle; thick forest country. , 
easterly from) timbered with gum, stringybark, ash, and 
: Walcha Road) peppermint; sufficient: natural water suppl 
| | railway station.!. in creeks. Average annual rainfall, about 30 te 
| | |. 31 inches. 
k : Ms, 1922-8,685, 
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EL Sa ap SS i Poa Sel GD Cee ce eS OL ete 
Norr.—Includes travelling stock.and camping reserve 38,548 (area about 210 acres), notified 19th November, 1004, which is hereby revoked. Area, capital value, 
7 ; anual rent, and survey fee are subject to adjustment upon measurement. 











HOMESTEAD FARM AREA No, 1,441. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp Disrgtct oF Corowa, AND BERRIGAN SHTRE, 





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| Hl 
: iE : j, bee el 
De a é nnual 
ao ..| 3 avin Rent Nature and Nearest t 
County Parish. $ Sel ag Set '}*for first | Survey | Estimated Value Town and Character of Land, Soil, Timber, &e., 
me Bal 28 Asd ot period Fee. of distance Water Supply. 
Ens) <2 he btw of Improvements, therefrom. 
| $5 g 25 years, ' 
ope il Sv MER ER ae 
Pag 
(ener sare enemee en n 
Keres. | £\% d.| 2 eed} Bae di a 
Denison ..| Tocumwal,|Block 230 805 0 0.| 20:2 6) 96 Boundary fencing] Tocumwal vill-| Level country; partly’ good red clay soil, and 
, fp A (about). not valued. age and rail.| partly strong grey and brown puffy soils, 
| | way station! scalded in parts; open box timber; no per- 
, about 3 miler manent surface water, but good facilities fr 
/ f 4 / | south- easterly. conservation ; bore water obtainable at about 
My wees Ya ° 4 | i -| Finley, about) 100 feet; suitable for agriculture, Rainfall 
’ a flee: 10 miles nor-| about 16 inches. 
| ‘ itherly. Jeril; Ms, 1922 8,610, 
- j i Was | derie about 3¢ 
tee ‘ | miles north: 
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Nore.-—Includes Reserve for Classification (about 230 acres) notified 28th July, 1922, which is hereby revoked, Area, capital value, annual rent, and 
oe survey iee are liable to adjuftment on survey, > . 








514 ===Sss—ssSsNBW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTS, No. 146. 





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9597) “Sydney, 18th October, 1922, 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL CROWN-LEASES. 


L: is hereby notified, for public information, that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the 
Orown Lands comprised within the area hereunder mentioned are ae set pik: for Original Grown losses, pad shall be disposed 
of under the prevailing conditions of the law. un 


The area will be available on and after 20th NOVEMBER, 1922, elote which applications should. not be ioteed! 
An application shall be in Form 9, and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land becomes 
available) shall be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance, and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee; bui 


wpon confirmation of an application such rent and survey fee must be paid. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fea 
sooner) be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid, 


All applications should be lodged with the local Crown Land Agent by the applicant in pergon, or by his agent in person ‘auly 


authorised in writing, and all applications in posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time.on the 20th November, 1922, or at 
any time between the 20th November, 1922, and the 26th November, 1922, inclusive, shall, where. conflicting, Medias be "deemed to be 
and to have been lodged with such Land Agent simultaneously on ‘the 20th’ November, 1922, 


The lands set apart are exempt from the operation of genera! license under the Forestry Regulations, 


The Crown-leases will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts and Regulations thereunder, and to the 


following special conditions :— 


(a) The Crown-lessee shall not assign or sublet without the consent of the Minister for Lands, and if any stock not owned by the 

lessee are found depasturing on the Crown-lease it shall be prima facie evidence of subletting. __ 

(6) Power will be reserved to the Crown and to any person authorised by the Minister for Mines to enter upon the lease and 
search for and win minerals, 

(c) Power will be reserved to the Crown és resume any portion of the lease which may be required for mining, mining purposes, 
or any other public purpose, upon giving notice in writing, and upon payment only of the value of the improvements 
on the portion resumed (such value not to exceed their costs), and a reduction of rent proportionate to the area resumed. 
In the case of resumption for mining or mining purposes, not less than one month’s notice, and in the case of resumption 
for any other purpose, not less tnan three months’ notice in writing will be given to the lessee. 

(d) The holder of any Crown-lease shall, within six months from the date of confirmation of the lease, commence and take effective 

steps to keep the land so leased clear of rabbits and other noxious animals, and shall afterwards continue such efficient 
steps or means of keeping the land clear of the same during the whole term of the lease to the satisfaction of the Local Land 
Board. During the second year of the lease he shall commence and thereafter continue to clear the land of 
noxious weeds and scrub (except edible scrub) at the rate of not less than one-tenth of the total area each year, 80 
that the whole shati be cleared during the first eleven years of the lease, and after any land has been cleared or operated upon 
the lessee shall keep it free from noxious weeds and scrub (other than’ edible sctub) duridg the remaining term of the 
lease to the satisfaction of the Local Land Board. 

{e) The boundaries of each lease are to be fenced with a six-wire fence within five years of date of confirmation of lease : 
Provided, however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Local Land 
Board. 

(f) No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the purpose of sale, except subject to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 
1916, and Regulations thereunder at the time in foree. 

(g) The lessee shall destroy all useless timber except such as shall be necessary for the purposes of shade and shelter, and he 
shall preserve sufficient useful timber (if any) on the land leased for the purpose of improvements thereon. 

(h) The lessee may, however, take from the land leased to him such timber and other material for building and other purposes upon 
such land as may be required by him as tenant thereof, provided such land is not comprised within a timber reserve or 
State forest. 

_(i) The lessee shall take effective steps to eradicate prickly-pear (if any) from the inna leased, and keep the land clear therefdis. 
to the satisfaction of the Minister for Lands during the term of such lease. The lessee zhall commence such operations withir 
six months from the date of confirmation of the lease, and within twelve months from such date shall clear from pear not less 
than one-third of the land leased. During each subsequent period of twelve months he shall eradicate the pear from not less 
than an additional one-third of the area leased, so that the whole area shall be cleared within three years from the date 
of confirmation of the lease. 

(j) The holder shall carefully preserve, all timber within strips of land at ieast 1 chain wide along each baer of all defined 


watercourses, and all timber within a strip of land at least 1 chain wide along the courses of ali creeks and gullies, and across © 


the lowest parts of flats where such gullies discharge water and there are no defined watercourses. 


The term of each lease shall be forty-five years, and a condition of residence for a term of five years shall attach thereto. The 
Grown lessee is required to enter into residence within six months from the date of confirmation of the application for the lease. 


Where any land contains improvements which are or are net the property of the Crown the holder shall pay the capital value cf 
such improvements in accordance with tue provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


Norr.— Ali information may be obtained from, and all forms of application aa be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of cost” 
if so desired ly the applicaat. ‘ 














. CROWN-LEASE AREA No. 3,938. 
‘ | _ EASTERN AND CENTRAL DIVISIONS. , 
Lanp Distegiot or Wacea Wacaa, AND KYnAMBA SHIRE. 
Partly within Yabtree O.L. No. 86, 
















































Bie 

ao p. 

%Q a 7 Annual ‘ 

ax | 32 ait oa ~ Rent Nature and Nearest 

8 i for fitst for first | Survey Estimated Value Town and Character of Land, Soil, Timber, @a, 
ie g E = period of pesca | Fee. of < fees Water Supply. rae 
68 iS ; Improvements, erefrom, 

3° § 16 years, 1b y : 

Ow 

oy 


About = lat | Oe ie Ay - Pa £ By di; : é uP ; £ 
Wynyard ..| Tarcutta A} 800 600 0 0} 710 0} 16 0.0] Ringing, £3 15s.) Borambola , - 
and u ) Crown property.| railway sta-| |»). ' ax 
Yaven. Fencing, internal,| tion,8 miles | |; Generally inferior country cf slate formation ; 


| #28;  oecupation) south-west- 


thickly timbered ; no permanent natural water 
license; boundary) erly; Wagga 





: fencing not valued,|. 29 miles MG present grazing capacity is low, but sound 
; } ; : adjoining holders. pa cs {| country when improved; suitable only for 
Do Ke do SA Ste ETO 335 0 O} 4 3 9] 1418 4] Fencing, internal, | grazing, and best adapted to dry stock. 
’ £28; occupation) Rainfall, about 24 inches. 
licensee ; doundary Mis. 192: 2-5, 265. 
fencing not valued, | 
F ‘ adjoining holders,| | ; bs! 
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Net. —Includes an area set apart for'0. ©, B; at 138. 4d. per acre, or ©. L., 13th June 1906, which is hereby is hopehg revoked, _ Areas, capital values, and annual. rents, 


are subject to adjustment after survey. y, 4 


supply, but facilities for conservation exist; 


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18 Cor, 1923.) «=»: NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 146. 5615 








gi 13596) ‘ i ee Re M6 | ; Sydney, 18th October, 1922. 
NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL CROWN-LBEASES. 


KS is hereby notified, for public information, that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Orown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the 
Orown Lands comprised within the areas hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Original Crown-leases, and shall be disposed 
of under the prevailing conditions of the law. aes a 


The areas will be available on and after 20th NOVEMBER, 1922, before which applications should not be lodged, 


An application shall be in Form 9, and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land becomes 

_ available) shall be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advanee, and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee; but upon 

confirmation of an application such rent and survey fee must be paid, The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fe2 
sooner) be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. P 


_Allapplications should be lodged with the local Crown Land Agent by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly 
authorised in writing, and all applications in posted letters received bythe Land Agent at any time on the 20th November, 1922, or at 
any time between ths 20th November, 1922, and the 26th November, 1922, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed to be 
and ¢o have been lodged with such Land Agent simultaneously on the 20th November, 1922, 


The land set apart is exempt from the operations of géneral license under the Forestry Regulations. : 
_ The Crown-lease will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts and Regulatsons thereunder, and to the following. 
special conditions :— 


(a) The Crown-lessee shall not assign or sublet without the consent of the Minister for Lands, and if any stock not owned by the 
lessee are found depasturing on the Crown-lease, it shall be prima facie evidence of subletting. 


(6) Power will be reserved to the Crown and to any person authorised by the Minister for Mines to enter upon the lease and 
search for and win minerals. 


(¢) Power will be reserved to the Crown to resume any portion of the lease which may be required for mining, mining purposes 
or any other public purpose, upon giving notice in writing, and upon payment only of the value of the improvements on the 
portion resumed (such value not to exceed their costs), and a reduction of rent proportionate to the area resumed. In the 

_ ease of resumption for mining or mining purposes, not less than one month’s notice, and in the case of resumption for any 
other purpose, uot less than three months’ notice in writing wili be given to the lessee. 


\ (d) The holder ‘of any Crown-lease shall, within six months from the date of confirmation of the lease, commence and take 
effective steps to keep the land so leased clear of rabbits and other noxious animals, and shall afterwards continue such 
efficient steps or means of keeping the land clear of the same during the whole term of the lease to the satisfaction of the 
Local Land Board. During the second year of the lease he shall commence and thereafter continue to ciear the land of 

_ noxious weeds and scrub (except edible scruty) at the rate of rot less than one-tenth of the total area each year, so that 
the whole shall be cleared. during the first eleyen years of the lease, and after any land has been cleared or operated 
upon the lessee shall keep it free irom noxious weeds and scrub (other than edible scrub) during the remaining term of the 
lease, to the satisfaction of the Local Land Board. — 


fi __ {e) The boundaries of each lease-are to be fenced with a six-wire fence within five years of date of confirmation of lease: Provided 
however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Local Land 
Board. ; : 


(*) Notimber shall be cut or removed from the land for the purpose of sale, except subject to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 
1916, and Regulations thereunder at the time in force. fg 


a 


\ (g) The lessee shall destroy all_useless timber except such as shall be necessary for the purposes of shade and shelter, and he shall 
preserve sufficient useful timber, if any, on the land leaged for the purpose of improvements thereon.~ 


(4) The lessee may, however, take from the land leased to him such timber and other material for building- and other purposes 
p - upon such land as may be required by him as tenant thereof, provided such land is not comprised withia a timber 
ta reserve or State forest. 4 





(i) The lessee shall take effective steps Lb eradicate prickly-pear (if any) from the land leased and keep the land clear therefrom to 
the satisfaction of the Minister for Lands during the term of such lease. The lessee shall commence such operations within 
six months from the date of confirmation of the lease, and within twelve months from such date shall clear from pear not lees 
than one-third of the land leased. - During each subsequent period of twelvé months, he shall eradicate the pear from not 

- less than an additional one-third of the area leased, so that the whole area shall be cleared within three years from the date 
of confirmation of the lease. a : 


The term of the lease shall be forty-five years, and a condition of residence for a term of five years shall attach thereto. The Crown 
lessee is required to enter into residence within six months from the date of confirmation of the application for the lease. 


Where any land eontains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital vaiue o! 
such improvements in aceordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 
; : ea Boe W. Ek. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


Nors.—All information may be obtained from, and all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of cost, 
if so desired by the applicant. . ; ; 













CROWN-LEASE ARBA No. 3,936. 
CENTRAL, DIVISION. 
Lanp District oF Morgz, anp Bootooroo SuHire. 



































P 
Annual 
i iron Capital : ' 
af Value Hen Nature and eon wee o R Timt 
. County. Parish, 3e ES for first for fist ed Estimated Value of | - Town and F rueee boty. fy BO 
= lease. aoe by Yan Improvements, therefrom. 
° y 15 years. 
® 
\ | 
Acres SR Sew clk oe Ba s. d. / 
Courallie ..| Bowman...) A! 3,300} 4,400 0 0| 65 0 0/ 29°6 8 he Gravesend, Level sandy loam and sandstone ridge country ; 
‘(about). about 20 miles; sandstone origin, clay subsoil; about one- 
‘ northerly ; eighth thick forest of piné and tumble gum, 
Moree, about) unimprovable, balance open forest of box, pine, 
85 miles north-| ironbark, and gum effectively runs but requires 
ace i } f westerly. suckering; subdivided into two paddocks ; 
-*Six-wire fencing (internal and on boundaries), £140 14s. ; two wells, £184 ; ringbarking, - . ' watered ky wells and tanks, no natural surface 
__ £649, Crown property, subject to payment of compensation to late lessees. Also netting, water ; suitable for grazing, best adapted for 
’ £66 5s., the property of adjoining holders. Windmills, iron tanks, and troughing at wells . large stock. Rainfall, about 27 inches per 
* also reported to Be on the land, but these are miovable, and may be removed or sold by / annum. : 
the late lessee. ~ : | ; Plans (. 2,135-1,838 Roll and Ms. 939 Me. Roll. 
tN ; oa re . Ms. 1922-7,536. 











Norg,—The whole (about 3,300 acres) of classification reserve, notified 17th February, 1922, within the) above area is hereby revoked, Areay.capital value, 
; - .  * rent, and survey fee of the above area, and also the values.of improvements thereon are subject to adjustment after survey, 
@ , , y 






5616 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 146. [13 :Ocr,, 1922. : 








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NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LAND3 FOR ORIGINAL CROWN LEASES—continued 


CROWN-LEASE AREA No. 3;937. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp Disrricr or Lirnaow, anp Baaxtand SHIKE. 





























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gs : 
by “ita nnual ; i 
Er | Area ens ‘ Rent Nature and Nearest ies 
“County. | © Parish. 3 sae for first | for Jirst’| Survey | Estimated Value | Town and — Character of Land, Soil, Timber, &., 
; % | Crown F | period Fee. of ; . » distance Water Suppl. 
BE | jease, | Period of of In > ipply. 
LO 15 years. provements. therefrom. 
$ 16 years. Hoy Ze i : 4 
"Fed . : 
& kes 
San REL ; é c : 
5 | Acres. £8, 0.1 2 Bys0i £8 ex. ¥ os ; ; 
Westmore- | Bindo | 136] 1585 79 5 0} 1.0 0] & 0 O| Fencing, £4 6s. (half) Rydal railway, Undulating to steep hilly country, of granite for- 
land. | : value). Owned by| station, 15 to, mation; mostly good sandy granite soil in gul- 
| | adjoining holder, 17 miles. lies; heavily timbered with blaeckbutt, gum, 
| 1 northerly, | cabbage gum, and peppermint; permanent 
_ water supply in Frogs and Carlos ‘Creeks and 
| | | in gullies; part suitable for orchard sites ; 
| H | mostly arable land, Rainfall, about 30 inches. 
| | | | | | | Ms, Ls, 1922-11,540. 
% | j 
Noit.—Includes reserve from sale or lease under section 206 hereby revoked. 
— — ee maS tir! SE SN EEC Ht WESK iS os. WARYEOR nt -u eee | fut Se i SD 
[2589] Sydney, 13th October, 1922. Lanp District or WALCHA, AND APSLiy SHIRE. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ADDITIONAL CONDITIONAL | PUR- 
CHASES, CONDITIONAL LEASES, ADDI- 
TIONAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE LEASKS, 
ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD SELECTIONS, 
ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD FARMS, ADDI- 
TIONAL SETTLEMENT LEASES, OR ADDI- 
TIONAL CROWN-LEASES. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 


visions of section 85 of the Crown Lands Consoli-, 


dation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands comprised within 
the areas hereunder described are hereby set apart for 
additional conditional purchases or conditional leases 
(not being conditional lease taken up in virtue of 
and at the same time as origina] conditional purchases 
within the same area), additional conditianal purchase 
leases. additional homestead selections, additional 
homestead farms, additional settlement leases, or addi- 
tiona] Crown-leases, and shall become and be avail- 
able therefor on and after the 20th November, 1922. It 
is further notitied that the prices of the land for addi- 
tional conditional purchase, or the capital values 
upon which provisional rentals (where required) shall 
be lodged, shall be as hereinafter respectively specified, 
except that the provisional rental to be lodged with 
an application for a conditional lease or an additional 
settlement lease, shall be 2d. per acre. Any additional 
holding acquired shall be subject to the same con- 
‘ditions (if any, and where applicable) which attach to 
the particular original holding in virtue of which the 
additional holding was applied for. 

Notre.—All information may be obtained from, and 
all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown 
Lands Agent, free of cost, if so desired by the appli- 
cant. 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


SASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Disrricr oF Casino, AnD CopmMANnHuRS? SuHire. 
Price and capital value, 15s. per acre. 


County of Drake, parish of Rodham, containing au 
area of about 350.acres. The Crown Lands within the 
following boundaries ; 
of Dulgigui or Deadman Creek, at the north-east 
’ corner of portion 8; and bounded thence by part of 
the east boundary of that portion south about 100 
chains to the cliffs; thence by ‘the cliffs north-casterly 
to a creek forming a branch of Dulgigui or Deadman 
Creek; thence by that creek southerly to the easterly 
yrolongation of the south boundary of portion 26, 
parish of Coongbar; thence by that prolongation and 
the south boundary of portion 26, west to the left 
‘bank of Dulgigui or Deadman Creek aforesaid; and 
thence by.that bank of that creek south-westerly, to 
the point of commencement. 


Note._-Inclvdes part (about 320 acres) of Mount 


Dewey State Forest No. 347, dedicated 2nd February. 


1917, revoked-this day. 
[ Ms. 1922-8,444] 


Commencing on the left bank ’ 


' 


‘of commencement. 


Price and capital value, £1 5s. per acre. 
Within annual lease No. 14,206. 


County of Vernon, parish of Oorundunby, contain- 
ing an area of about 250 acres. 
within the following boundaries: Commencing at the 
north-west corner of portion 304; and bounded thence 
by that portion, portions 260, 259, 160, the northerly 
prolongation of the .west boundary of the last- 


mentioned portion, the former-road from Aberbaldie — 


to Walcha, portions 153.and 225, and a line east, to 
point of commencement. 

Norr.—Includes part (about 160 acres) of travelling 
steck reserve 667, notified 2ist April, 1879; part 
(about 10 acres) of travelling stock reserve 339, noti- 
fied Ist July, 1874, and reserve 22.461 >for access, 
notified 20th April, 1895 (area about 76 acres) which 
are hereby revoked. 

[Ms. 1922-8,685] 
Lanp Districr or Casino). ann CopmManaurst Saree. 
Price and capital valué, 18s. 4d. per acre. | 

County of Drake. parish of Rodham, containing an 
area of about 500 acres. The Crown Lands within the 
following boundaries: Commencing at the north-west 
corner of portion 21; and hounded thence by part of 
the north boundary of that portion bearing easterly 
about 85 chains; thence’ by a line north about 60 
chains to the cliffs; thence by the cliffs northerly and 


north-westerly to the east boundary of portion 18; . 


and thence by that boundary southerly, to the point 
of commencement, mist 

_ Note.--Includes part (about 500 acres) of. Mount 
Dewey State Forest No. 347, dedicated 2nd February. 
1917, revoked this day. | i 

[Ms. 1922-8,444] 


Price and capital value, 11s. 8d. per acre. . 


County of Drake, parish of Rodham, containing an 
area. of about 720 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the following boundaries: Commencing on the seuth 
boundary of portion 8, at a point due north of the 
easternmost north-east corner of portion 16; 
bounded thence by a line and the eastern boundaries 
of portions 16 and 18 south about 145 chains to the 
cliffs: thenee by the cliffs south-easterly, north-east- 
erly, and north-westerly to the south boundary of por- - 
tion 8 aforesaid; and by that boundary west, to point 

Nortr._Includes part (about 720 acres) of Mount 
Dewey State Forest No. 347, dedicated 2nd February, 
1917, revoked this day. , OU Me pone: 
[Ms. 1922-8,444} Nie 4 


EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp Distrrcr or Port Macquarie, 
SHIRE. 


- Price and capital value, £1 5s. per acre. 


And Hastinus 


County of Macquarie, parish of Pappinbarra, con- 


taining an area of about 1,775 acres (ex. roads). 
The Crown Lands within the following boundaries: 
Commencing at the south-eastern corner of portion: 
148; and bounded thenée by lines bearing ‘east about 
85 chains, north about 145 chains, west about 120 


\ 


The Crown Lands | 


and * 





oy 


13 Oor, 1922.) | NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 146, 





chains to a track from Pappinbarra Creek to Rollands’ 
Plains; by that track bearing generally in a south- 
westerly direction to the northern prolongation of 
the eastern boundary of portion 137; by that pro- 
longation and the eastern boundary of portion 137 
aforesaid southerly to\the northern boundary of por- 
tion 138; by the northern boundaries of that portion 
and portions 139 and 148 easterly, and the eastern 
boundary of portion 148 southerly, to the point of 
- commencement. — ‘ 

Nore.—Included part of reserve 47,100 from sale 
generally, notified llth October, 1911, is hereby 
revoked. 

CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Hay, anp Wuinpouran SHIRE. 


Within Wargam Perera occupation license No. 
OA. 
Price and capital value, £1 5s. per acre. | 

County of Townsend,’ parishes of Euroley and 
Werkenbergal, jcontaining an area of about 1,130 
acres. The Crown Lands bounded by portions 43, 42, 
52, 28, and 27, parish Euroley, and portions 41, 55, 
and 34, parish of Werkenbergal. 

Norre.—Includes part (about 1,130 acres) of reserve 

+ 40,268 from lease other than 18th-section lease, noti- 
fied 10th February, 1906, and part (about 1,130 acres) 
reserve from sale and lease under section 228, C.L.C. 
Act, 1913, which parts are hereby revoked. 
[Ms. 1922-8,194] 

Lanp: Districr of WaGGa WaGea, And MitrcHeEuL 

; SHIRE. — 

; Price and capital value, £4 per acre. 

County of Mitchell, parish of Mundowy, containing 
an area of about 17 acres. The Crown Lands bounded 
by T.S. and C.R. 55,732, notified this day, portion 
142, and Beaver’s Island Creek. 

. Norr.—Includes part (about 17 acres) of W.R. 
2,194, notified 7th July. 1879: and part (about 17 
acres) of reserve from lease for refuge in time of 
flood, notified 26th September, 1871, which are hereby 
revoked. j 
[Ms. 1922-214] 





[2590] Sydney, 13th October, 1922. 


RESERVES FROM SALE. 


° : f, 
ike is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the 28th: section of the Crown Lands 
Consolidation Act, 1918, the Crown Lands hereunder 
described shall be reserved from sale for the public 
purposes hereinafter respectively specified, and they 
are hereby reserved accordingly. “ 


o 


W. FE. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





Lett CENTRAL DIVISION. 

an For Public Utility. 

| Lanp District or GRENFELL, AND WeEDDIN SHIRE. 
No. 55,729. Counties of Forbes and Monteagle, 





q ; parish of Wallah Wallah, containing an area of about 
oa 410 acres. The Crown Lands bounded by portions 
24, 29, and 28, parish of Wallah Wallah; portions 


1,013 and 1,233, parish of Brundah, and the public 
road from Grenfell to Gooloogone. 
[Ms. 1921-4,940] 


_* ... EASTERN DIVISION. 
For Water Supply and Camping. 

_ Layp District or Porr Macgvarin, .Ann Hastincs 

‘SHIRE. . ; 
_ No. 55,730. County of Macquarie, parish of Pappin- 
barra, containing an area of about 20 acres (ex. road). 
The Crown Lands within the following boundaries: 
Comimencing on the right bank of Morton’s Creek 
at the north-west corner of portion 97; and bounded 
_ thence by the western boundary: of that portion 


, 





_ bearing south 18 chains; by lines bearine west 14 
3 bes chains and north abort 10 chains to the south boun- 
dary of portion 98, parish of Cogo; thence by that 


_ boundary bearing east and an eastern boundary 
Oe tes papring aE wie Heh eas of Morton’s Creek ; 
and thence by that cree ownwards, to the point 

of commencement. _ ie ine 

7 Norr.—The included part (about 22 acres) of reserve 
notified 11th Oetober, 









47,100 from sale generally 
1911, is hereby revoked. 
[Ms’ 1929-7004] 

No. 146, 13 Ocronsr, 1922. —6, 


t ¢ * 





| specified, 


5617 


CENTRAL DIVISION, 

. For Access. 

Lanp Disrricr or NARRANDPRA,. AND' YANCO SHIRE, 
No, 55,737. County of Mitchell, parish of Gillenbah, 

containing an area of about 22 acres. The Crown 

Lands within a strip 150 links wide along the left 

bank of the Murrumbidgee River extending from the 

northern side of the reserved road through portion 


129 upwards to the north boundary of portion 13]. 
[Ms. Ls. 1922-11,877] ‘ 
For Public Recreation. 

Lanp Districr or CoonAMBLE, AND GILGANDRA SHIRE. 

No. 55,731. County of Ewenmar, parish of Alla- 
murgoola, containing an area of 13 acres 1 rood & 
perches. The Crown Lands within the boundaries of 
portion 24. Plan KE. 2,082-1,890. 
{ Ms. 1922-6,918] 


For Travelling Stock and Camping. 


Lanp District or Wagga Wacea, AnD MrtcHELL 
SHIRE. 


No. 55,732. County of Mitchell, parish of Mun- 
dowy, containing an area of about 190 acres, The 
Crown Lands within the following boundaries: Com- 
mencing at the south-east corner of portion 142; and 

_ bounded thence by a line at right angles to the Gillen- 
bah-Wagga Wagga road north-easterly to Beaver’s 
Island Creek; by that creek upwards to meet a line 
parallel to and rectangularly distant 5 chains west 
from the western boundary of portion 144; by that 
parallel line southerly to the north-eastern side of the 
aforesaid road; by that road south-easterly to meet 
the northerly prolongation of the western boundary 
of reserve 55,201 from sale for police purposes, noti- 
fied 8rd March, 1922: by that prolongation and boun- 
dary south to the north-western side of the road from 
Wagga Wagga to Urana; by that side of that road 
south-westerly to meet a line parallel to and rectangu- 
larly distant 1 chain east from the eastern boundary 
of portion 69; by that parallel line north 23 chains to 
meet a line parallel to the south-eastern boundary of 
portion 141; by that parallel hne north-easterly to a 
point south of the point of commencement ; and thence 
by a line north to that point;—exclusive of the road 
under shire control. : 
[Ms. 1922-214] 

No, 55,733. County of Bourke, parish of Kockibi- 
too, containing an area of about 18 acres. The Crown 
Lands within the following boundaries ; Commencing 
at the south-west corner of portion 37, parish of Gan- 
main; and bounded thence by a line west to the north- 
eastern side of public road from Wagga Wagga to 
Narrandera; by that side of that road south-easterly 
and easterly to a point south of the south-west corner 
of portion 37 aforesaid; and by a line north, to the 
point of commencement, 

[Ms. 1921-3,897] 
For Travelling Stock. 

Lanp District or ConpoBoLiIn, AND “LACHLAN SHIRE. 

No. 55,734. County of Cunningham, parish of 
Corella, containing an area of about 450 acres. The 
Crown Lands shown by red tint on plan Mis, 1,282, 
Fbs. R. : 
' [Ms. 1922-7,590] 





[2588] - Sydney, [8th October, 1922. 


RESERVES FROM SALE AND LEASE 
GENERALLY. 

T is heréby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the 28th and 29th sections of the 
Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown 
Lands hereunder described shall be reserved from sale 
for the public purposes hereinafter respectively 
and reserved and exempted from lease 
and. they are reserved and exempted 


W. EE. WEARNE, Minister for Lands, 
eels GENTRAL DIVISION. 
For Literary Institute. 
Lanp. District cr Dupo, ann Coppora SHIRE, 
Within the village of Elong Elong. 

No. 55,715 from sale (55,716 from lease generally). - 
County of Lincoln, parish of Narran, containing an 
area of 1 rood. The Crown Lands within the boun- 


daries of allotment 11; section 9. Plan Elong Elong 1x. 
[ Ms. 1922-8,629] 


generally. 
accordingly. 


5618 


Pak ae ‘ fe 45 
Nad “i 


\ [13 Oor., 1922, 


DRUG POS Se PI gl JR a 1S a ee eee er ecco ea ree re ee ee ee a eh sh oe ae 


For Travelling Stock and Camp'n:. . 

Lanp District or TumBparumBA Nortu, 
. SHIRE. 

No, 55,717 from sale (55,718 from lease generally). 
County of Wynyard, parish of Murraguldrie, con- 
taining an area of about 300 acres. The Crown Lands 
within the following boundaries: Commencing at the 
point of intersection of the north-eastern side. of the 


chain. public road from Humula to Tumbarumba 


with the eastern boundary of portion 3; and bounded 
thence by part of that boundary and its prolongation, 


in all bearing north 55 chains; thence by a line bear- ' 


ing west to the eastern side of the public road afore- 
said, and by the eastern and north-eastern sides of 
that road generally southerly and. south-easterly, to 
the point of commencement, : 

fFMs. 1921-1,444] : 


EASTERN. DIVISION, 
For Public Recreation and Public Hall Site. 
LAnp Districr or GosvorD, AND Erina Sure. 
No, 55,662 from sale, (55,663 from lease generally). 
County of Northumberland, parish of Stowe, sontain- 
ing an area of 3 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the boundaries of portion 134. Plan N. 5,701-2,111. 
Noru,—In leu of notice in the Government Gazette 
of 22nd September, 1922. 
fO.8. 1921-17535} : 
CENTRAL DIVISION, 
; For Public Recreation. 
Lanp Distrrot or Wyatone, Anp Bianp SHIRE. 


No. 55,719 from sale (55,720 from lease generally). 


County of Gipps, parish of Clear Ridge, containing . 


an area of 7 acres 1 rood 10 perches. The Crown 
Lands within the boundaries of portion 25. Plan 
G, 2,998-1,871. 7 a 


[Ms, 1929-11157] _ 


[2586] Sydney, 13th October, 1929. 
RESERVE FROM SALE FOR TRAVELLING 
STOCK AND CAMPING. 

T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of ‘the pro- 
visions of the 28th and 34th sections of the Crown 
Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands. here- 
under described are hereby reserved from gale, defined, 
and set apart ‘‘For the passage of stock travelling 
pursuant to the provisions contained in section 106 of 
the Pastures Protection Act, 1912, or any Act amend- 
ing the same, and for a camping place for travelling 
stoek.”? ~ 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


- af x 


KASTERN DIVISION. 


ULANp District or ARMIDALE, AND GuyraA Muonicr 
PALITY, 

No. 55,712. County of Hardinge, parish of Sandy 
Creek, containing an area of 90 acres 2 roods. The 
Crown Lands within the boundaries of measured por- 
tion 21, Plan eat. No. BH’ 5,027-1,762. 

[ Ms. Ls, 1922-7555] 








[2587] Sydney, 13th October, 1922. 

RESERVES FROM SALE, LICHNSE, AND LEASE 
GENERALLY FOR TEMPORARY COMMON AT 
BREWARRINA. : 





rT is hereby notified that, m pursuance of the pro- 


- visions of the 28th and 29th sections of the Crown 
Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands here- 
under described shall be reserved from sale for Tempo- 
rary Common, and reserved and exempted from license 
and lease generally, and they are hereby reserved and 
exempted accordingly. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands, | 





WESTERN DIVISION, 
Lanp District or BREWARRINA. 

No. 55,713 from sale (55,714 from Heense and lease 
ecnerally). County of Clyde, parishes of Brewarrina, 
Wommera, and Welman, containing an area of about 
19,100 acres. The Crown Lands within the following 
boundaries: Commencing on the jeft bank- of the 
Darling-or Barwon River at the north-east corner of 
‘portion 62, parish of Brewarrina; and bounded thence 
by lines forming. boundaries of that portion, con- 
ditional lease 4,114, portions 41-and 42; portions 15 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 146 


AND INYEAMBA |. 


‘taining an area of about 1} acre, 


[ Mise. 





and 16, parish of Wommera, south, east, again south, 


west, again south, again west, again south, and south- 
westerly to the right bank of Tarrian Creek ; by that 
ereek upwards to a south-east corner of portion 1; by 


| lines forming: boundaries of portions 1, 48, 44, and *24 


west, north, east, again north, again east, south, again 
east, again south, again ‘east, and again south 164 
chains 19 links; by a line east to right’ bank of Tarrian 


Creek aforesaid; by that creek upwards to the south- 


west corner of portion 11, patish of Welman; by lines 
forming boundaries of that portion, conditional lease 
No, 4,608, portions 15, W.L. 236, 6, 5, and 2: north, 
east- again north, west, again north, to the Darling or 
Barwon River: by that river downwards to'the north- 
east corner of portion §.L. 94-2; by lines forming 
houndaries of that portion, portion §.L. 97-1, the per- 


- manent common dedicated 12th March, 1869, parish of 


Brewarrina: portions 37 and 35, south, west, north- 
westerly, again south, again west, north, again west, 
again north to the south boundary of the suburban 
lands, town of Brewarrina, as notified 24th July, 1907 ; 
by lines forming boundaries of town and suburban 
lands, portions 58, 64, and 34, and part of a suburban 
boundary west, north, again west. again north, cast, 
and again north to the Darling or Barwon River; by. 
that river downwards to the south-east corner of por- 


tion 63; by southern and western boundaries of that - 


portion to thé Darling or Barwon River; and by that 
river downwards, to the point of commencement, , 

Exclusive of Brewarrina General Cemetery, dedi- 
cated 20th February, 1874; Western Lands Lease No. 
2,827; Reserve 43,921 from sale for Night Soil Depot, 
notified 26th May, 1909; rifle range, portions 65, 66, 
and §.L. 99-2, parish Brewarrina; and railways lands 
shown on plans C. 361-1,984; OC. 653 and 797-1,828 ; 
Spl. 114 Be., W.L.B.,.1,078 and 1,743. oe 

The remaining parts of reserve 112 from lease 
(about 1,920 acres), notified Sth September, 1853; 
reserves 112, north and south extensions (about 830 
aeres), ‘ewa 
a Common (about 2,290 acres), notified 20th 
April, 1869; reserve 46 from lease and ‘extension to 
temporary common (about 2,251 acres), fi 
26th July, 1880; -reserves 8,712 from sale, 8,713 
from license for extension to. temporary common 
(about 16,160 acres), notified 2nd March, 1889, reserve 
2 from lease for future suburban settlement (about 
19,744 acres), 
whole of reserve : 
lease and license. for extension to temporary common 
(about 120 acres), notified 14th March, 1896, are 
revoked this day. | es : 

Other reserves within the boundaries of the :empo- 


-vary common are not affected. 


[W.L.B., 1922-5,664] 

BASTERN DIVISION. 

“ For Sanitary Depot. — 
Lanp District Or Lismore, Anp Wooppurn SHIRE. 


No. 55,721 from sale, (55,722 from lease generally). 
County of Richmond, parish of Riley, containing an 
area of 10 acres. 


Nore.—-Included part of W.R, 28,105, notified With 
September, 1898, is revoked this day. 
[Ms.- 1922-8,715] 7 
; / OENTRAB DIVISIONS 2 -/)5 
For Public School Purposes. 


Lanp District or ConpoBoLtIn, AND. Conpovugtin Menz- 


CIPALITY, 


notified 11th September, 1868; Brewarrins._ 


notified » 


The Crown Lands within the boun- - 
daries of portion 370. Plan R. 2,505-1,744. 


notified 11th August, 1885;° and the . 
23,834 from sale; reserve 23,835 from. 





SESE 


+. ~ ? ~ a ‘ * [ 
No. 55,723 from sale (55/724 from lease’ generally). ~ 


County of Cunningham, parish. of Condoublin, con- 
‘ The Crown Lands 
within the following boundaries: Commencing at the 
north-eastern corner ‘ef section 8. town of Condoublin ; 
and bounded thence by the southern side of Molonz- 


| street westerly to the north-eastern corner of allot- 


ment 1, section 8; by the eastern boundary of ,that 
allotment, the. northern boundary of allotment 10. 


of commencement. —— ~ Pe NES, 

1922-6,647] > ty | 

; For Water. Supply. Y 
Lanp Disrricr or Wacea Waeea, anp Mitcnsny - 
é <i SHIRE. | 


and the western side of McDonnell-street, to the point 


* No, 55,725 from sale 


County of Mitchell, parish of Mundowy, containing — 
an area of about 9 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the boundaries bounded by portion 144, the southerly: 

| prolongation of the eastéra boundary of that portion, = 


* 


(55,726 from lease generally), 4. F. 


; 

3 

j 

i 

, 
é a 
ass d 

oe 


ee 
mE he. 
o 








— 


from: “Waren Wack ta We raeiers ei, 
iy to. meet a line parallel to and rectangularly 
5 chains west from the western boundary of 
og aforesaid: by that parallel line north to 
car s Island. Creek; and thence by that creek :— 

eS ind ‘ the whole’ of portion 143. Plan. M, 2,870- 


Pe 
- O 1922-314] Binet . 

HF "EASTERN DIVISION. 
For Public Utility. .. 


eS ae D Disrnicrs’ ov CASINO 4ND GRAFTON, AND Gop ieas: 
‘ sy " HURST SHIRE, 

i bo 58, 797 ek sale (55,728 from lease generally). 
. County of Drake, parish ‘of Rodham, containing an 
” '- area of about 1,600 acres. 
iat - the following boundaries : Commencing on the top of 
her tho Richmond Range at a gum tree marked with a 

_broad-arrow over DR, over 29; and bounded thence by 
“a line south- westerly to the north-east corner of por- 










7 y 4 
ES oe iy 


- the left bank of Dulgigui or Deadman Greek : thence 
by that ereck and a branch thereof easterly to its 
-. souree, and a line to the'top of the Richmond Range 
4 > aforesaid : thence by that range southerly and. east- 
Ae OLY, to the point of commencement;—but exclusive 
. aie Ar ecot areas set apart this day for additional. holdings. at 
> 1s., Ils. .8d,, and 13s. 4d. per acre respectively,— 
shown by green, hatching. on tracing x with papers 
7 Ms\ 1922-7444, =+-) 
ye OR Cry Includes. (about 1 600 “acres) part of Mount 
+. Dewey State Forest No. 347, seciegige and Febroery, 
1917, revoked this bs 5 
[Ms. es, ies Cea teh 


: 501) oF EON 13th October, 1922. 


me CROWN LANDS ‘NOT AVAILABLE FOR SETTLE- 
Be el, Oe A UNTIL FURTHER NOTIFICATION. 








yk yy pursuance of the provisions of section 84 of the 
Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. it is hereby 


‘notified that the Crown Lands comprised within the 


ptiseatine has been “published in- the Gazette. 
Le iE er Minister for ands. 





¥ “2 4 Ry 


-BASTERN DIVISION. Ae 





County of Georgiana, 


dk ish of Kempfield, contain- 
an areacf about 2 


00 acres. The Crown Lands 
_ within the boundaries ‘of that part of Kempfield State 


in 





iy if cember, 1917, vevoked this day, motuded / 
Pe). Preserve "21,548 from conditional sale. 
- a mh ines 1921-1 5063] > 


 LAanp DISTRICT OR. Gravton, AND: DorRIco Suire. 


not” 


County of Fitzroy, parish of Woogoolga, contain- 


ee ‘ ing an area of about 400 acres. The Crown Lands 


on os a State Forest_ No. 360, Megi¢ared oth March, ~19t%, 
evoked this day. ae 

ee 1922 2 eer iis 

Son vie “CENTRAL, DIVISION. . 

“Laxn Disrrrer or WARIALDA, AND Yarianor Sure. 





Bales, containing an area of about 3,487 acres. The 
_ Crown Lands within the boundaries of forest reserve 
_ 52,093, notified 20th April, 1917, revoked this Lick 

. Plans "Ms. 668 Me. and B., 2,423-195.. 


Sy Distarcr OF NARRANDERA, 
‘ SHIRE. : 


Within resuried areas Nos. 836, 864, and! 847. 


County of Cooper, parishes of Sim’s— Gap and 
_ Cocoparra, containing an area of about 4,200 acres. 
The Crown Lands within the following boundaries : 
Commencing at the south-east corner of portion 5, 
parish ‘of Cocoparra; 
absctt boundary of that portion northerly about 60 
oan ains; by a line easterly to the north-west boundary 
‘scrub, lease 83; by that boundary sonth-westerly to 
ern boundary of reserve 2,723 from. ‘sale for 
ty and traffic, parish of Sim’s Gap; by that 


{ 
AND Carr ATHOOT. | 





h; by that: boundary and _ its northerly 
2 a point Basie a ve south-west | corner 
























































The ‘Crown Lands within | 


- tion 20; thence by portions 20, 21,19; 18, 16, and 8 to . 


‘tracts or areas hereunder described shall not be avail- - 
able for the purpose of any application until a further 


eee Lanp ‘Distrrer OF. Carcoar, AND ABERCROMBIE SHIRE. 


Forest No. 44, No. 1 Extension, dedicated 7th Bee 


within the boundaries of that part of Wedding Bells . 


County of Burnett, parishes of Nunga Nunga and 


and bounded by part of. 


westerly. to the western boundary of portion 


D619 


e—_ 


heh fai: ‘corner 5 rou by western and southern bhoun- 
daries of portion 5 aforesaid southerly and easterly, 
to the point of commencement; —exclusive of the 
ineluded: part of block V 6 of Homeste: ad Farm ‘Area 
No; 1,358... Plan C, 1, AQ8-1 804 5. 

[For, 1921-919]. 


’ Lanp Disrricr OF pie snp LAacnnsan Sree. 


County of Kennedy, parish of Mickimill, containing 
az area.of about 345 acres.’ The Crown Lands within. 
the following boundaries : Commencing at a point of 
the south-eastern boundary of portion 7, distant 40 
chains south-westerly from the north- eastern. comer 
of that portion; and bounded thence by a line at right 
angles to the aforesaid boundary to meet a line pari ral. 
lel to and 5 chains rectangularly distant north-westerly 
- from the erthe western boundaries of portions 5 and 
9; by that parallel line south-westerly te meet the 
south easterly prolongation of the south-western boun- 
‘dary of portion 8; by that prolengation horth-west- 
erly ; and thence by portions 8 and 7 1, to the point a 
commencement. 

[Ms. 1922-75590]. 


County. of eae eset of Braalghy, containing 
an area of about 480 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the following boundaries; Commencing at the north- 
eastern corner of portion 11; and bounded thence by 
portion 17; a Ite. south- westerly parallel to and 
5 chains rectangularly 
the north-western boundaries of portions 4, 6, and 8, 
“parish of Sarsfield, to meet the south- easterly pro- 
longation of the north-eastern boundary of portion 16; 
by ‘that prolongation north-westerly; and thence by 
portion 16, 13, and 11. to the point of commencement. 
f Ms.-1922-7, 590) 


Lanp DIstRIOT or HILLSToN, AND Briann lems. 


County of Dowling, parish of Mologne, containing 
an afea ‘of about 5,000 acres. ‘Phe Crown Lands with- 
im the boundaries of Melongel Mountain State Fores! 
No. 393, dedicated 5th April, 1917. 

[ For. 1922-2,718] 


Lanp District or CoNDOBOLIN, AND LACHLAN SHIRE. 


County of Gipps, parish of Ugalong, containing an 
area of about 990 acres. The Crown Lands. within 
the boundaries of F.R. 51,327, notified 7th April, 
1916, revoked this day. Bays 
[For, 1922-2,518] 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District of GLEN INNES, AND SEVERN SHIRE, 


parish of Binny, containing an 


County of Clive, ya 
The Crown Lands within 


‘ area’ of about 4,990 acres. 


April, 1906, revoked this day ;—-but exclusive of Moo- 
gem State "Forest No. 614 (No. 1 Extension), dedi- 
. eated 24th March, 1921. 
[For, 1922-3 cele 





[2592] Sydney, 13th ae 1922, 


ALTERATION OF LAND. DISTRICT BOUNDARY. 


T hereby notified that, in pursuance of the 
solidation Act, 1913;-the Crown Land described here- 
under partly w ‘ithin. ‘the Land Districts of Grafton and 
Casino, shall be and is hereby declared to be wholly 
within the Land District of Casino. 


County of Drake, parish of Rodham. The Crown 








Lands set apart for additional holdings ‘at 18s. 4d. 
per acre this day. 
[Ms. 1922-8444] 
; ~ W. E, WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
~ | (25947. Sydney, 13th October, 1922. 


aah ALTERATION OF LAND DISTRICT BOUN- » 
af - DARLES. 


D is hereby notified that, im pursuance of the pro- 
visions of section 8 of the Crown Lands Consoli- 
‘| dation Act,-1918, the land hereunder described, partly 
| within the Land Districts of Wagoa Wagga and Gun- 
dagai, Land Board District of Wagga Wagga, shall bo 
and is hereby declared to be w holly within the Land 
District of Wagga Wagga. 
__County of Wynyard, parishes of Tarcutta and 


Yaven, blocks A and B, of about 800 and 670 acres 
respectively, of Crown-lease Area, No.: 3,938, notified 
this day,—as shown on Litho A with papers. 





[Ms. 1922-5,265] - eres 


W. &. VHABNE, Minister, for Lands 
Wf Te 3 ore 
ae ' ; Phi 
ars pt ‘2 
Re” ¥ ke i. 
pat ey Ack Ree 
yy: ae mf a n 





distant north-westerly. from ° 


the boundaries of Forest Reserve 40,492, notified 25th: 


: u 
vie, 


provisions of section 8 of the Crown Lands Con-. »: 


is 2d. per acre. 





1 


5620 





[2593] Sydney, 13th October, 1922. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ORIGINAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE 


OR FOR ORIGINAL CONDITIONAL PUR- | 


CHASE AND ASSOCIATED ‘CONDITIONAL 
LEASE, 


is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro-. 


VT 
1 visions of section 85 of the Crown Lands Consoli- - 


dation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands comprised within 
the area hereunder described are hereby set apart 
for original conditional purchase or for original 


conditional purchase and conditional lease, to be | 


taken up in virtue of and at the same time as original 
conditional purchase within the said area, and shalt 
become and be available therefor on and after the 
20th November, 1922. It is further notified that the 
price of the land for original conditional purchase 
shall be 6s. 8d. per acre. The provisional rental to 
be lodged with an application for a conditional lease 


Nors.—aAll information may be obtained from, and 
all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown 
Lands Agent free of cost, if so desired by the appli- 
cant i ; 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





KASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or GouLBuRN, AND Muiwarpe SHire. 


County of Argyle, parish of Wayo, containing an 
area of 320 acres. The Crown Lands within portion 
182, Plan A. 4,013-2,121. 


Norre.—Reserve from sale and lease under section 
206, covered by the above, is hereby revoked. 
{Ms. 1922-6,827] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 146. 


1 [2467] 


reservation from sale, 





Forestry Commission, 


RESERVES FROM SALE FOR TIMBER. 


Tt is hereby notified that His Excellency the Gover- 
nor, with the advice of the Executive Council, on 


the recommendation of the Minister and with the 
| concurrence of the Secretary for Lands, has been 


pleased to approve, in pursuance of the provisions of 


_ Sydney, 18th October, 1922. — 


piso 


section 22 of the Forestry Act, 1916, of the temporary 


as timber reserves,’ of ‘the 
Crown Lands hereinafter described, and they are 


hereby reserved accordingly. 


Ww. BE. WEARNE, Minister for Forests. 


BHASTERN DIVISION, 
From Sale for Timber. 
Lanp District or Kempsey, anp MaciEay SuHIre, 


No. 55,311. County of Dudley, parish of Burragong, 
containing an area of 600 acres. The Crown Lands 
within the boundaries of measured portion 124, 
shown on plan catalogued D. 2,427-1,505 in the De- 
partment of Lands. : 

[F. 1922-2.789] 
Lanp District or RyYLsTONE, AND BLAXLAND SHIRE. 

No. 55,812. County of Roxburgh, parish of Banda- 
mora, containing an area of 612 acres. The Crown 
Lands within the following boundaries: Commencing 
at the south-eastern corner of portion 53, parish of 
Bandamora; and bounded thence by lines southerly 


. for 33 chains, westerly for 200 chains, and northerly 


to the southern boundary of Improvement Lease No. 
1,705, block 554 (William Corlis); by part of the 
southern boundary of that improvement lease and 
southern boundaries of 


point of commencement. 
[FS 1922-952] 


portion 53 easterly, to the 


t ‘ : LU 


2466 } 





a 








Forestry Commission, 


REVOCATION OF RESERVES FROM SALE. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Couneil on the recommendation of the ‘Mini yaa: i 
concurrence of the Secretary for Lands, directs it to be notified that, in ’ pursuance of the provisions of sstian Ba At cha Heccaien 


Act, 1916, the reserves from sale hereunder described shall be revoked, and they are revoked accordingly. 





Sydney, 13th October, 1928, 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Forests. 











Land Reserve! Date of . : tae 5 ae 
Disteiot. | Division, Noe a it 5 sept Notification, | County. | Suse, | " Shire. | Ares. | Part revoked. Papers Ne, 
Condobolin | Central. | 51,327 | sh sale for tim-| 7 April, 1916} Gipps Ugalong As Lachlan . 990 0 y The whole ( F. 1922 

| er, se te ay 
Warialda ,.|. Do 52,093 -), do -.| 20 ,, 1917} Burnett ..| Nunga Nunga) Yallaroi ..) 3,487 0 0 BO EF 19802 
| | < hie . ‘ Sse =. e 
Glen Innes..| Eastern..| 40,492 | From sale for pre-| 25 ,, | 1906) Clive Benny .. .| Severn ft 4,990 0 0 do . F een 
| servation -and i SERS 3 “06 
growth of timber.| hs eee : Shep 
Port Mac-. Do ..| 51,456 | From sale for tim-| 19 May, 1916, Macquarie | Pappenbarra ..| Hastings ..} 1,720 0 0 do. F. 1922 
quarie. |. ber, : eRe : ‘ 3 34 
Carcoar ..| Do ..| 87,510 | From sale for pre-| 20 Mar., 1904) Georgiana..|) Blackman ..} Crookwell,.| 300 06 0 Ben J F 1998 i 
servation and ‘ Rite 5 617 
growth of timber of J get 



































* Commencing at the north-eastern corner of portion 46, and bounded. thence by lines northerly for about 45 chai 
of forfeited scrub lease No. 336, and westerly to the right bank of the eastern branch of Blackman’s Creek, by that bank, ee 
western corner of portion 46 aforesaid, and by the northern boundary of that portion easterly, to the point of commencement. 


> 





% 


wy? 


ing part of the eastern boundary 
hat creek upwards to the north- 


le 






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Pilea od 






























si ae SL USE ae aaa ee 
EW SOUTH WALES GO 





Zs REAL PROPERTY ACT. 
_ _IntenpEp RecistRATION oF DiscHARGE oF MorTGacE 


en WITHOUT PRODUCTION OF THE DvuPLICATH OF THE 
Mortgage. 


- In the matter of the mortgage dated the 17th October, 
1904, No. 395,009, John McLean to the New Eng- 

land Permanent Mutual B. B. and I. Society, 

over the whole of the land comprised in Certificate 

of Title, Vol. 1540, Fol. 156, containing 2 r., and 


being allot. 3 of sec. 70, in Henderson-st., Inverell. 


_ NOTICE is hereby given of my intention to register 
% a discharge of the abovementioned mortgage after the 


expiration of twenty-one days from the date hereof 


without production of the duplicate of the mortgage. 





‘A ; 3 
oe INTENDED Issuz or ProvistonaL CERTIFICATE OF TITLE. 
Vol. 1447, Fol. 236. Registered proprietor: William 
Montgomerie. Land: 2 r. 163 p., being part of 

lot 3 of sec. 3 in'Albert-parade, Ashfield. © 


' [hereby notify my intention to issue a provisional 


ei Certificate of Title for the land above described after 
: the expiration of twenty-one days from the date 


hereof. He 





‘Txrpnpep REGISTRATION oF TRANSMISSION APPLICATION. 


_. Application No. A780783 having been made by 
2 re Johanna Baldwin to be registered as proprietor by 
aa transmission of the land comprised in Certificates 
Nee of Title, Vol. 804, Fol. 5, and Vol. 2660, Fol. 131, 


comprising 27 a. 3 r. 25 p., being lot 7, d.p, 1,590, 
on the Paterson River, psh. Middlehope; and 50 
a., being portion 21, psh. Butterwick, on rd. from 
Maitland to Clarence Town. 


NOTICE is hereby given of my intention to register 
such transmission unless Caveat be lodged on or 
_ before 13th November, 1922. 


W. G: H-WILLIAMS. 
Registrar-General. 
i Dey kt 2a 


4 
¥ 





ey Tie eat Sth October, 1922. 


NOTICE,.—-At a Special Meeting of the members of 
* the Church of Christ, Lismore, held on Wednesday, 
«2th July, 1922, at the Temperance Hall, North Lis- 
more, for the purpose (inter alia) of electing a Trustee 
in the place of the late James Pater Field Walker, 
: deceased, a resolution that George Murray Davis be 
appointed a Trustee in the place of the late James 
a Pater Field Walker was carried unanimously. By 


virtue of the above resolution, the Trustees of the 


ss _ Church of Christ at Lismore now are—Frederick 




















» - Murray Davis. 


Dated at Lismore, this third day of October, 1922. 
| PHILIP J. POND, 


ie Chairman. of the above Meeting. 
- 1329 ay ea pipde 8s. 


2 


- NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership hereto- 
fore subsisting between the undersigned, Edward 


- Henry Shiers, carrying on business in co-partnership 


as engineers, builders, and contractors, at Parramatta- 
road, Petersham, under the firm name and style of 


‘thousand nine hundred and twenty-two; and all debts 


_ Dominic Bede Corrigan. 





By 
ta) 


OP iS Weg Si eae tia Pi E. S. BUDRODEEN. 
oS Si: Se ie D. B. CORRIGAN. 
age § sity aM ier ye W. H. SHIERS, ; 
 Witness,—S.J. Burn, se 
tay OLS Solicitor, Sydney. 


Ridgway Furlonger, James Wotherspoon, and George 


NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. | 
_ Sheik Budrodeen, Dominic Bede Corrigan, and Walter 


Budrodeen, Corrigan, & Co., has, by mutual consent, — 
been dissolved as from the ninth day of October, one 


due to and owing by the said late firm will be received © 
or paid by the said Edward Sheik Budrodeen and 


Dated at Sydney, the ninth day of October, «.p. 


mk 
Ty Pe 


4 


ERNMENT GAZETTE, No 146 "5691 





eee 


NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership nereto- 
fore subsisting between Agnes Mary Sturman and 
Gwendoline Cranstone Skinner, carrying on business 
as Sturman and Skinner, ‘‘The Spot,’’? 502 Marrick- 
ville-road, Dulwich Hill, has been dissolved as from 
the 14th August, 1922. : 

Dated fifth September, 1922. 


G. C. SKINNER. - 
rae AGNES M. STURMAN. 
Witness,—Curssert G. Tomson, Solicitor, 
92 Pitt-street, Sydney, 
1337 7s. 





| NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership hereto- 


fore subsisting between Frederick Hamilton Brown 
and Henry Charles Wallace, carrying on business as 
painters, paper-hangers, and general house decorators, 
in the Narrandera district, under the style or firm of 


“Brown and Wallace,” has been dissolved as from the 


thirty-first day of August last, by mutual consent. All 
debts due to and owing by the said late firm will be 


.received and paid respectively by the said Frederick 


Hamilton Brown, at Narrandera, who will in future 
carry on business in his own name. 
Dated the ninth day of August, 1922: 


F. H. BROWN. 
H.C. WALLACE. 
Witness,—O. O. H. Danear, | 
Solicitor, Narrandera. 
1391 9s. 


NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership carried 
on by the undersigned, Joseph Speirs and Andrew 
Campbell Speirs, at Junee, in the State of New South 
Wales, as watchmakers, jewellers, and opticians, under 
the name, style, or firm of Speirs Brothers, has, by 
mutual consent, been dissolyed as from the thirtieth 
day of June last.’ Mr.. Andrew Campbell Speirs. will 
continue to carry on the said business on his own 
account, and will pay and discharge the debts and lia- 
bilities of the late firm of Speirs Brothers. All debts 
due to the late firm of Speirs Brothers will be received 
by: Mr. Andrew Campbell Speirs, to whom the same 








_ must forthwith be paid. 


Dated this twenty-sixth day of September, 1922. 


J, SPEIRS. 
: A. C. SPEIRS. 
1394 7s. 6d. 
Ne RC ues nee 


ABERMAIN COLLIERIES LIMITED. 


NOTICE is hereby given that at an Extraordinary 
General Meeting of the abovenamed Company, held at 
4 O’Connell-street, Sydney, on the 21st day of Sep- 
tember, 1922, the following Special Resolutions were 
passed; and at a subsequent Extraordinary General 
Meeting of the said Company, held at the same place 
on the 6th day of October, 1922, the said Resolutions 


were duly confirmed, viz. :— 


1. That this Company be amalgamated with Seaham 
Collieries Limited, and that such amalgamation 
be effected by means of the formation of a new 
Company, with the object (inter alia) of acquiring 
all or any part of the undertakings, assets, and 
liabilities of this Company and the Seaham 
Collieries Limited. 

2. That with a view thereto this Company be wound 
up voluntarily, and that Isaac Chapman, . of 
Sydney, company manager, and Alfred Robert _ 
Harwood, of Sydney, public accountant, be and 
they are hereby appointed Liquidators for the 
purpose of such winding uy. and that any one 
of such Liquidators shall have power to act 
alone in the winding-up and in all purposes im 
connection with such winding-up. 

3. That the said Liquidators be and they are hereby 
authorised’ to consent to the registration of a new 
Comnany, to be called Abermain Seaham Collieries 
Limited, with a Memorandum and_ Articles of 
Association which are being prepared with the 
privity and subject to the approval of the Direc- 
tors of this Company. fe Nit 


me 





B622 














4, That the Draft Agreement expressed to be made 
_ between the Liquidators of this Company of the 
first part, this Company of the second part, the 
Liquidators of Seaham Collieries Limited of the 
third part, Seaham Collieries Limited of the 


fourth part, and Abermain Seaham Collieries ° 


Limited of the fifth part, be and the same is 
hereby approved, and that the said Liquidators 
be dnd they are hereby authorised, under section 
261 of the ‘‘Compatiies' Act, 1899,’ to enter into 
an, agreement on behalf of this Company, in the 
terms of the said agreement, and to carry the 
same into effect... ei ee 
Dated this tenth day of October, 1922. 


A KE. JAQUES, 
Chairman. 
£l pase 


1398 ae 


SR RS Sr a ES aR pew IR - 


SEAHAM: COLLIERIES LIMITED. 


NOTICE is hereby. given that at an Extraordinary 
General Meeting of thy abovenatied Conipany, held at 
4 O’Connell-street, Sydney, on the Qist day of Sep- 
tember, 1922, the following Special Resohitions were 
passed; and at a subsequent Mxtrierdinary General 
Meeting of the said Company, held at the same place 
on the 6th day of October, 1922, the said Resolutions 
were duly confirmed, viz. :— pir 





i. That this Company be amalgamated with Abermain 

.  Collieries Limited, and that sich amalgamation 
be effected by means of the fornmiation of a new 
Company, with the object (inter alia) of acquiriny 
all or any part of the undertakings, assets, and 
liabilities of this Company and thé Abermain 
Collieries Limited. * 

. That with a view thereto this Company be wound 
up voluntarily, ahd that Isaac Chapman, of 
Sydney, company manager, and Alfred. Robert 
Harwood, of Sydney, public accountant, be and 
they are hereby appointed Lianidators for the 
purpose of such winding up. and that any one 
of such Liquidators shall have power to act 
alone in the winding-up and in all purposes in 


bo 


connection with such winding-up. 


3. That the said Liquidators be and they are hereby 
authorised to consent to the registration of a new 
Company, to be called Abetmain Seaham Collieries 
Limited, with a mémotandum and articles of 
Association which are being prepared with the 
privity and subject to the approval of the Direc- 
tots of this Company: 

4, That the Draft Agreement xptessed to be made 
between the Liquidators of Abermain Collieries 
Limited of the first part, Abermain Collieries 
Limited of the second part, the Liquidators of 
Seaham Collieries Limited of the third part, 
Seaham Collieries Limited of the fourth part 
and Abermain Seaham Collieries Limited of the 
fifth part, be and the same is hereby approved, 
and that the said Liquidators be and they ave 
hereby authorised, under section 261 of the “Com- 
panies Act, 1899,’ to enter into an agreement on 
behalf of this Company in the terms of. the ¢aid 
agrectnent, and to carry the same into-effect. _. 


Dated this tenth day of October, 1992. 
COLIN: C. STEPHEN, 


Chairman. 


1399 : Mae way £1 Qs, 








NORMAN WRIGHT & COY. LIMITED. 
(in Ligutpatron). 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Meeting of the Share- 
holders in the above Company will be held on Tuesday, 
the 14th November, 1922, at (11 a.m., at the office of 
Messrs. Kerr. and Roach, public. accountants, 17 
Castlereagh-strest, Sydney. 


Business: (a) To consider the Liatiidator’s report on 
the winding-up snd disposal of the property of the 
Company. (b)° To provide for the disposal of the 
books, accounts, and documents of the Company. 


IVO W. KERR, F.1.C.A;, B.Ee., 
Liquidator. 
This refers to the old Company, and not to the Com: 


hint at present trading ‘as Norman Wright & Co. 
imited, ; ; a ea 
1393 f Ss. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERN 





| IN. THE MATTER OF 


twenty-two, presented to the Chief J udge.in Equity, — 
fo be/heard before the Chief Judge in Equity on the 


~ dred and tweuty-two. 


joined Extraordinary Resolution was duly passed ;— 


y Dated at Sydney, this 14th day of September, 1922. — 
1430 io Be reir ys Mn 























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192 


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das. fis 


[ENT GAZUTTE, No, 


SS 


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THE “COMPANIES ACT, 
- 1899,” AND IN THE MATT“R OF HOOPEL 

~~ AND HARRISON LIMITED. | eae Ya et 

NOTICH# is hereby given that a petition for confirming 2 Re Si as 

a Resolution redticing the capital-of the above Com- 

pany from £400,000 to £303,512, was, on the fourth 


day of October, one thotisand ine hundred and - 
and is now pending; and that such petition is directed 


seventeenth day of October, one. thousand nine hua- oe 
 BREUND AND WATT oath go 
Solicitors for Hooper and Hartison Limited, eget 
* . ~. ft? Pittistreet, Sydney. - 
1374 ak Ta ate ee Bake 











a LOLITA. BCG, LIMUTED, 25 Sag ag 

Sprewan ResouvTiox, Beet 

Passed, 18th August, sick gona eey 8th September; 
1922:- 


‘AT an Extraordinary Genetal Meeting of the Men- 


pers of J. F. Holle & €6/ Limited, duly convened 


and held on the eighteenth diy of August, 1922, che 


subjoined Special Mesolution was duly passed; and . 

at a subsequent’ Hxtraordimary »General Meeting of 

the Members of the said Company, also duly ¢onvened 

and held on the eighth day of September, 1922, the 

subjoined Special Resolution was dtly confirmed :— 
RESOLUTION. 


1, That the capital of the Company. be increased to 


twenty-five thousand pounds (£25,000) by the 
-ereation of five hundred (500) new shares of ten } 
pounds (£10) each.. NC Sarat ane 2 
2. That twelve hundred and fifty pounds, beimg part 
of the Reserve. Fund of the Company, be. distri- 
buted amongst the Shareholders by way of bonus 
in proportion to the number of shares held by 
them respectively on the elghtéenth day of — 
Atigust, one thousand nine obi bc and twenty-" | 
two, and that stitch bontis be payable on the ninth =~ 
day of September, ote thousand nine hundred — 
and twenty-two. Sag Supa eat oats tes 
3. That the Directors be authorised to offer to each — 
Shareholder 200 shares of the Cofipany paid up ae 
to six pounds five shillings (£6 5s.) in the pro- — ie 
portion of one to every ten of the number of a 
shares Heald by cach Shareholder of the Company. 
» oH, G6. HOLLE, ; di 
Chairman of Oonfirmatory 
ee R. H. HOLLE. _ hee ts 
(  Sesretary to Company. « 
Hees at Sydney, this fourth day -of October, ae fe 
336 ges What one aan 


Meeting. | 
a 4 ; 
Ss 





PARAMOUNT TANNERIES LIMITED. — 

EXTRAORDINARY ResoLUTION, Date reas 
rh Passed 4th October, 1992, i ates: 
AT an Extraordinary Gebéral Meeting of the abovenamed = 
Company, duly convened and held at Number 32 Chalmers- aie 

street, Sydney, on the fourth day of October, 1922, the snb- — 
That it has been proved to the satisfaction of the Company — Ba cs 
that the Company cannot by reason of its liabilities = = 
_ continue its business, and that it is advisable to windup 
the same; and accordingly that John Leopold Zillman, of =. 
Chatswood, Accountant be, and he is hereby appointed 


liquidator for the purpose of such winding-up. 
Dated at Sydney, this fourth day of October, 1922. 


Cia dy ey 








is THOMAS H. HICKS; |” e 

se We eae? be yas, are? Caan cr ; 

1129 ek # een a. ay ey 
WARRIORS FRIEND CAMPAIGN INCORPORATED, = 7 


EXTRAORDINARY RESOLUTION, + 25° 
AT an Extraordinary General Meeting of the abovenamed 
Association, held at the office of Halberg, Parsons and Ander- 
son, Equitable Building, 350 George-street, Sydney; on 
Thursday. the fourteenth day of September, 1922, at 4 p.m., 
the following Extraordinary Resolutions was duly carried :— 
(a) That it has been proved to the satisfaction of the Associa- 
tion that it cannot by reason of its liabilities continue 
its business, and that it is advisable to wind up the satiate 
same, and accordingly that the Association be wonndup 
voluntarily ja woo 125, ee sai 
(b) That Alfred John Rowland Parsons, of Sydney, Public _ 
Accountant, be and is hereby appointed Liquidator for 













the purpose of such winding-up, xO RT EtG 
fee YE. PAM ODOORER, kee 


wii) ee aes 


Chairman of Meeting, 


























we 


= the following street : ae 


“pyrene CITY COUNCIL. 


OTICE i is hereby given that the Minister for Local 
‘or rnment has approved of the alteration of tho 


Old name. 


- Junetion-street. (between Darby- 
» street and. Bar Beach). 


“di The. above alteration avill take effect as from. this 
Stes AS Pi aD ly 
“JOHN GLASSOP, 


Town Clerk. 


New name, 
Bar Beach aven ue. 


Council Chambers, Neweastle, 
Sth October, 1922. : 
1408 Cr ; 48. 


MUNICIPALITY OF MURRURUNDI. 


Spuorad Exrernrorry Loan—Four Pietwany Pounps, 


THE Mutrurundi Municipal Council hereby notifies, 
in pursuance of the Local Government Acts,—- 


1, That the Council proposes to raise a Special Laan 
of oar Thousand Pounds (£4, Gu) tor the purpose of 
establishing a municipal electricity supply service ‘and 


] street hgnting. 


- 


ne : By le ‘of aivortiolty: for private light- > 


Zgitut the rate of interest on the loan will not. 

_ exceed six and one half per centum per annum, and 
_ that the loan will be issued at par. 

3. That-it is proposed to repay the loan over a} 


~ period not exceeding seventeen years by half-yearly 
instalments, representing principal and interests, 


amounting ‘to £196 2s. 1d. per instalment, or £392_ 


4s, per antiim. The Council estimates that the 
loan will: be wholly. repaid by the’ year 1939 or 1940, 
depending upon when it is raised. Jf the Council 
can obtain the money at a lower rate of interest, the 
bed an and loan rate will be reduced correspond- 
in 


it. "That for the purpose of meeting the instalments 


: Feferted to the law will require the Council to levy 


a loan of either 32 pence in the £ on the unim- 


proved capital value (£29,819) estimated to yield. 


£397 11s. 8d., or seven -tenths. pence in the £ on the 


‘improved capital ’ value (£135, 527) estimated to yield 


£395 5s. 8d. (or. correspondingly” less if tthe money is 
obtained at a lower rate of interest). 

6, That as the loan works will benefit the whole of 
the Municipality the’ Council proposes,,.if the loan 
rate has to be levied, to levy it on all ‘ratable land 
in the Municipality. 

.6. That the Council estimates, as shown below, 
that thé electricity undertaking, when fully, estab? 
lished, will. return. sufficient income to pay interest 
and instalments of repayment, and render a toan rate 
unnecessary (except possibly for the first two or three 
years), and the Council proposes when such profits 
are realised to apply in due course, according to law, 
are power to refrain from levying the loan rate. 
: That the loan is proposed to be expended approxi- 
sniistely as follows (but reserving’ the power to utilise 
any surplus on. one item for any excess -cost on 
another) :— ae 


8, That the estimated increase and annual expenses 
of the undertaking are as follow : 


eS es EXpENpiTure. ae 

; Si eds 
Generation ot: electricity: Hl CRORE ANE eee (Al Be dha 
Distribution of electticity ......0..0....cc. Boreh sO 
Management and general expenses ...... 499 0.0 

Instalments of interest, and repayment 
3) ga Fo Ta Pe May eer ar ct aT ae eT 397 Il 8 
Street lighting renewals. ni cate as aes ey bbe. 82-0 
Reserve account for repairs and’ renewals 50 0 0 
Insurance, printing, advertising, and Bye 
POSLAGES cGy 21) 0 Pie Haley. HAs at 49 10. 0 
Supervision and contingencies TFs poe 34.3560 0 
Se daa on Biplane; Rea warns.asrerd 269 0 0 





ba enilt mo. ae 14 
: ty Ixcome. uid ; 


: ing, 20,000 units at Ise fos... 1,000 0 0 
Street | lighting,» 10,950 units, at 6d. ...... 23 a em 
‘Lighting Council Chambers, AMVs anits; ea ee" 
ra OT RL” PARR Aare net Oy Dg ance be Oa S10. -0 
ey Power (electric. eed 7,000" ‘Units, 
bee Se 0 
0 





Die ince a nen 


‘George Hosking. 


nf 


_ Coonabarabran, »— 





Showing an Gstimatad annual net profit, after meet~ 
ing loan commitments, of £55 18s, 4d, 

9. That the plans, specifications, and reports, &¢., 
of the proposed undertaking. may be inspected at the 
office of the Council, Murrurundi, during ordinary 
office hours. 

Notice is hereby given that one month from date 
of publication hereof is allowed in which any number, 
not less than twenty-five per c2ntam of the r ratepayers 
enrolled in the Municipality may petition the Coun- 

cil to take a poll of the ratepayers, either as to («} 
Ritethios the ratepayers approve of the loan; or (bh) 
whether the loan rate before mentioned (if. lev ied} 
shall be levied on the improved capital value or the 
unimproved capital value; or (¢) on both questions. 
If a valid petition be, lodged ‘with the undersigned 


‘within the prescribed time, the Council will forthwith 


arrangé for and take a poll of the ratepayers affected. 
The totat number of ratepayers affected by this pro- 
posal is 199. In the event of a poll not heing 
demanded, the Council proposes that the loan rate to 


be levied in respect of this loan shall he levied on 
the unimproved capital value. 


ra” Ws mee 


Mayor. 
: Wat, McCROSSIN, 
Town Clerk. 


~ Council: Chainhert Murrurundi, 


6th Oc tober, 1929. 


1347. ; £9 1ds. 





} MUNICIPALITY OF BOTANY. 


NOTICE. is hereby given. that Mr. Alfred Ernest 
Wickett. has. been chily appointed Impounding Officer 


for and on behalf of the Council of the abovenamed 


Mimicipality. 
Town Hall, Botany, 


ieee Clerk; 
ean October, 1922, ’ 
LBa8 5s, 
MUNICIPALITY OF RYDE. 
RypE Pounp. 


NOTICE is herebv given that the Public Pound, situated at 
the rear of the Ryde Town Hall, entrance from Tucker- 
street,.will ve closed on and after the 30th Nov étnber, 1922, 


D, N. MORRISON, 
Town Clerk, 








ees 


Town Hall, Ryde, 
9th i ta 1922 
1383 





COOMABARABRAN SHIRE. 
Puptic GATES. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the undermentioned 
applications have heen made for permission to erect 


Public Gates in the places described :— 


George Hosking, of Bogadah, New Mollyan, in the 
parish of Greenbah, county Gowen, on the road 
Merrygoen to Binnaway, at south-east corticr cf 
portion 57, 

A of Bogadah, New Mollyan, in the 
parish of Greenbah, county Gowen, on road 
. Merry goen to Binnaway, at south-east corner of 
portion 14. 

George Hosking, of Booadah, New Mollyan, in the 
patish of Cuttabulloo, county Gow en, on road 
Allendale to Binnaway, at north- east corner of 
portion 29. 

R. K. Watt, of Yarragrin, Mandarin in the parish 

of Gowang, county Gowen, on road Coonabarabran 

to Tooraweenah, on boundary line of portion 36, 

K. Watt, of Yarragri in, Mendooran, in the parish 

of Tannabar, county Gow en, on’ road Coonabara- 

bran to Tooraw eenah, being prolongation of north- 

east boundary of portion Q8. ° 

R. K. Watt, of Yarragrin, Mendooran, in the parish 
of Wingabutta, county Gowen, on road Coonabara- 
bran to Tooraweenah, in portion 15. 


Persons interested are invited to lodge objections in 
writing with the undersigned within 28 days after 


‘publieation of this notice. 


J.iT, HARVEY; 

; Shire Clerk. 

5th October, 
1344 


i 


1922. 
; 19s. 


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6s. 


5624 


‘NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 146. 


Ain Ny 


a a nL ae 


WALLAROBBA SHIRE. 

’ NOTICE is hereby given that First. Class Constable 
Wm. . Hughes is hereby appointed Inspector of 
slaughtering premises under his patrol, and within 
the Wallarobba Shire, as from the Ist day of Septem- 
ber; 1922,. >" ; 

By order ot the Council, 

S. N: DARK, 
‘ Clerk. 
1345 : 5s. 


SHIRE OF BYRON. 
; Specra, Loan Proprosat.— 
THE Council of the Shire of Byron hereby notifies, for 


public information, that it proposes to apply, for the 


approval of the Governor to raise a Special Loan of 
£1,000 for the purpose of constructing a retaining wall 
at Brunswick Heads to prevent the erosion of the 
banks of the Brunswick River. Plans and specifica- 
tions of the proposed work may be inspected at the 
Council Office, Byron Bay. . 

The proposal is to borrow £1,000 at a rate of 
interest not exceeding 61 per cent. per annum, repay- 
able by equal annual instalments for principal and 
interest over a period of ten years. The principal 
and interest instalments are to he paid out of a local 
Joan fund to be established by a rate of 2d. in the £ 
on the unimproved capital value of all ratable Jand 
situated within the boundaries as defined in the 
Schedule attached hereto. 


Under section 180 of the ‘‘Liocal Government Act, 


1919,”’ the Council is required to publish this informa- 
tion, and to allow one moxth in which any number of 
ratepayers, being not less than 25 per cent. of those 
enrolled in respect of the area mentioned, may 
petition the Council to take a poll of ratepayers as to 
whether the loan is. approved, or as to whether the 
local loan rate shall be Jevied on the unimproved or 
the improved capital value, or on both questions, 


R. BROWNELL, 
Shire Office, Byron Bay, Shire Clerk. 


4th October, 1922, 


4 
SCHEDULE. 


Commencing at the junction of the southern side of 
Targarah-street, Brunswick Heads, with the , middle 
arm of the Brunswick River; and by the bank of that 
river to the Pacific Ocean; and by the shore of the 
_Pacifie Ocean to a point opposite the southern side of 
Targarah-street; and by a line from that point, to the 
point of commencement, 

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£1>12s. 


GILGANDRA SHIRE COUNCIL. 
NOTICE is hereby given that Sergeant Third Glass 
Jonah Montgomery, of Gulargambone Police Patrol, 
has been appomted Inspector of Slaughter-houses for 
Atmatree. 
R. H. TREATT, ‘A.F.1.A;, 
Council Chambers, Gilgandra, Shire Clerk: 
9th October, 1922. 
1373 5s. 


9 SHIRE OF PEEL, 


ProposaL to Raisp a Specrau Loan or £20,000. 


IT is hereby notified, under the ‘Local Government 
Act, 1919,’ that the. Council of the Shire of Peel 





proposes to apply for authority to borrow the sum _ 


of £20,000 for the purpose of construction of. roads 
and culverts, and the. purchase of road-making 
machinery, comprising— 
(1) 28 miles 27 chains of complete road construetion, 
including culverts, conforming generally in grades 
and width to Departmental Main Roads Speci- 
fications; . 
(2) selected road-making machinery to an amount not 
exceeding £3,000. \ 


Plan of Shire showing allocation of proposed works, 
together with specifications and estimates in connec- 
tion therewith, may be inspected at the office of the 
Council, situated in’ Tamworth, durine the usual 
office hours. 4 . 


If the proposed horrewing be approved of and the. 


loan obtained, the loan will be for a period. of ‘twelve 
years; the interest rate will not exceed 6 per cent, per 
annum; and the interest and principal liability will 
be met by twenty-four half-yearly instalments. of 
interest, and principal combined, amounting to 
approximately £1,180 19s. per instalment. f 


t 


a2 


It is proposed to meet such instalments from the 


General Fund, and not to levy a special loan rate. 
The unimproved capital value of all ratable land 
in the Shire is £1,104,799. Heise : 
A period of one month from the publication of this 
notification will be allowed within which not less 
‘than twenty-five per centum of the ratepayers of the 
| Shire may petition the Council to take a poll of the 
ratepayers as to whether the. ratepayers approve of 
the loan. * , 
| The number of ratepayers on the roll is 1,234. 


M. K. CAMPBELL,. 
My President. 

OOO AW. FLYNN: 
Shire Clerk. 


1370 £1 3s. 


NOTICE.—A Public Meeting of Commoners is called 
for Saturday, 28th October, at.8 p.m., to be held at 
the ‘‘Australian Hotel,’ Stuart Town. 

Business: To receive nominations for position of 
Trustees for Stuart Town Common, Five to be elected. 


Convener: HOWARD WARN. 
Secretary, 8.T.C.T. 











Stuart Town, 
‘Sth October, 1922. 
2 dS. 





ae A mS ANSE BL 
UMARALLA TEMPORARY COMMON. 
NOTIOCR.—A Meeting of Commoners will be held at 
Post Office, Numeralla, on Friday, 28th October, at 
8 ‘p.m. ° 
Business: Election of Trustees and other matters. — 
ead j T. H. THOMAS, ~ 

Numeraila, via Cooma, Chairman. 

lith October, 1922. 
1896 4s. 


“PASTURES PROTECTION ACT, 1912.” 





Novice urider section 61 of the abovementioned Act | 


to the Councils of the Municipalities or Shires 
within the Pastures Protection District of Coona- 
barabran. oe 


IN pursuance of the provisions of. section 61 of the 
“Pastures Protection Act, 1912’’: Notice is hereby 
given by the Pastures Protection Board for the Dis- 
trict of Coonabarabran that the Councils of the Muni- 
cipalities or Shires within the abovementioned district 
shall, on or before the 22nd day of November, 1922. 
respectively commence the work of suppressing and 
destroying rabbits upon all lands which such Councils 
‘respectively are owners and occupiers, and upon any 
roads bounding or intersecting such land, or any part 
thereof, which roads are vested in or held by or under 
control of the Council of the Municipality or Shire. 
The period during which the said work shall be con- 
tinued and systematically carried out shall be twelve 
months. The means which shall be adopted for carry- 
ing out the said work shall be poisoning, fumigation, 
destruction of harbour, trapping, shooting, hunting, 
being means which have been previously. sanctioned 
under the said Act. 


S. ALFRED BLACKMAN, 
Chairman of the Pastures Protection Board for the 
District of Coonabarabran. 
Dated 9th October. 1922. 
1381 : ‘16s. 


| - “PASTURES PROTECTION ACT, 1912.’’ : 
Notice under section 61 of the abovementioned Act 
to owners or occupiers within the Pastures Pro- 
tection District of Coonabarabran. 
IN pursuance of the provisions of section 61 of the 
‘‘Pastures Protection Act, 1912’’: Notice is hereby 
given by the Pastures Protection Board for the Dis- 
trict of Coonabarabran that the owners or occupiers 
of all or any lands within the abovementioned district 
shall, on or before the 22nd November, 1922, ‘respec- 
tively commence the work of suppressing and destroy- 
ing rabbits. upon such lands, and upon any roads 
- bounding or intersecting the same. The period during 
‘which the said work shall be continued and systemati- 
cally carried. out shall be twelve months. The means 
which shall be adopted for carrying out the said 
work shall be fumigation, poisoning, destruction of 
harbour, trapping, shooting, hunting, being means 
which have been previously sanctioned under the said 


“Act. ; 
§$ ALFRED BLACKMAN, 
Chairman of the Pastures Protection Board for the 
District of Coonabarabran. 
paved Sth October, 1922, 
1k 9 * ’ 


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NEW sourH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 146, | 5625 





In the Rttprenie Court of New ‘South ‘Wales, 
~~ PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of Monica Antrobus, late 
of Manly, in the State of New+South Wales, 
widow, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Prokets and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,’ and the “‘Testator’s Family Main- 
tenance ‘and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916” 
Notice is hereby given that every creditor or other 
person having any “debt or claim upon or affecting the 
estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died on or 
about the lith day of July, 1922, and administration 
ot whose estate, with the will annexed, was, on the 
26th day of September, 1922, granted by the Supreme 
Court of New South Wales to the Public Trustee, is 
hereby required to send particulars in writing of their 
debt or claim to the said Public Trustee on or before 
the 13th day of November, 1922, at the expiration of 
which time the said Public Trustee will proceed to 
distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst the 
persons entitled thereto, having regard to the debts 
or ‘claims only of which he then has notice; and 
notice is hereby further given that the said Public 
Trustee will not be liable, for the assets or any part 
thereof as distributed, to any person of whose debt 
or claim he shall not have had notice at the time of 
such ‘distribution.—Dated at Sydney, this llth day 
of October, 1922, ee para 
GILL AND OXLADH, 
Br octors for the Public Trustee, 
8a Castlereagh-str eet, Sydney. 


1392): 16s. 





In the: Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Johanna Purcell, late of Bellevue-street, 
Surry Hills, near Sydney, in the State of New 
South Wales, widow, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the “Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898’’: Notice is hereby given that every 
creditor or other person having any debt or claim 
against or affecting the estate of Johanna Purcell, 
the abovenamed deceased, who died on or about the 
13th day of August, 1921, and probate of whose will 
was, on the 15th day ot August, 1922, granted by the 
Supreme Court of New South Wales, in its Probate 
- Jurisdiction, to William Purcell, the executor in the 
said wilt named, is required to send particulars in 
_ writing of their debt or claim to the said executor, 
in eare of the undersigned, on or before the 95th 
day of November, 1922, at the expiration of which 
time the said executor will proceed to distribute the 
assets of the said deceased amorgst the persons 
entitled thereto, having regard to the debts or claims 
only of which he has then had notice; and notice is 
hereby further given that the said executor will not 
be liable, for the assets or any part. thereof so 
distributed, to any person of whose debt ‘or claim he 


shall not have had notice at the time of such distri- . 


bhution.—Dated this 6th day of October, 
ALEXANDER, BROWN & CO., 


Proctors for the Executor, 
Culwulla Chambers, 
67 Castlereagh-street. Sydney. 
16s. 


4922. 


1397 


— 





q > 4 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Thomas Miller, late of Ballina, 
eyes New South Wales, retired farmer, 
‘cease 


PURSUANT to the “Wills, Probate and inisted- 
tion Act, 1898,’ and pursuant to ‘‘Testator’s Family 
Maintenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916” » 
Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other 
persons having any debt or claim upon or affecting 
the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died on 
or about the 17th day of February, 1922, and probate 
of whose will was, on the 26th day of April, 1922, 
granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 
Probate Jurisdiction,, to=Francis Sylvester 
Gibson, of Pearce’s Creek, in the State aforesaid, 
farmer, and Robert Percival Miller, of Ballina, in 
- the State aforesaid, engineer, are hereby required to 
send in particulars. of their claims to the said execu- 
tors, care of P. E. Tighe, proctor for the said 
executors, on or before the 24th day of November 
“next, at the eeetson of which time the said execil- 


de- 


ee a 
Was Pay ar 











in the 


tors will proceed to distribute the assets of the said 
deceased among the persons entitled therto, having 
regard to the ‘debts and claims only of which they 
shall then have had notice; and the said executors 
will not be liable, for the assets so distributed, to 
any person of whose claim they shall not have had 
notice at the time of such distribution—Dated this 
5th day of October, 1922. 
; Ber, TIGHE, 
LB doctor for the Executors, 
By his Agents,— Ballina. 
TERCE. & Co., 
2 Hunter “street, Beane’ 
16s. 


ae 


1343 


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In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
‘PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Edwin Bartlett, late of Wardell, in 
the State of New South Wales, gentleman, 
deceased, 


PURSUANT. to. the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,’ and pursuant to ‘‘Testator’s Family 
Maintenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916” 

Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other 
persons having any debt or claim upon or affecting 
the estate _of the abovenamed deceased, who died on 
or about the 24th day of October, 1921, and probate 
of whose: will was, on the 29th day of December, 1921, 
granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 
in its Probate Jurisdiction, to Frank Henry Bartlett, 
ot Rous, in the State aforesaid, farmer, are hereby 
required to send in particulars of their claims to the 
said executor, care of P. Tighe, solicitor, Ballina, 
on or before the 24th day of November next, at the 
expiration of which time the said execytor will pro- 
ceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased 
among the persons’ entitled thereto, having regard io 
the debts and claims only of which he shall. then 
have had notice; and the said executor will not be 
liable, for the assets so distributed, to any person 
of whose claim he shall not have had notice at the ’ 
time of such distribution.—Dated this 5th day of 





October, 1922. 4 
P. RK. TIGHE, : 
Proctor for the Executor. 
By his Agents,— Ballina, 
Trece & Co., : 
_ 2 Hunter-street; Sydney. 
13 16s 





Tn the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of John Young, late of Grange (formerly of 
Cowra), in the State of New South Wales, gentle- 
man, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tration Act, 1898,” and the ‘“‘Testator’s Family Mainten- 
ance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916: Notice 
is hereby given that all creditors. and other persons 
having any debts, claims, or, demands of what kind 
soeyer or affecting the estate of the abovenamed de- 
ceased, who died on or about the 27th day of June, 
1922, and probate of whose»will was granted by the 
Supreme Court of New South Wales, in its Probate 
Jurisdiction, on the 25th day of August, 1922; to the 
Permanent Trustee Company of New South Wales 
Limited, the executor named in the said will, are hereby 
required to send particulars of such debts, claims, and 
demands to the said executor on or before the 17th day 
of November next, at the expiration of which time the 
said executor will proceed to distribute the assets of 
the said deceased among the persons entitled thereto, 
having regard to the debts, claims, and demands only 
of which it shall then have had notice; and the said 
executor will not be Hable, for the assets so distributed. 
to any person of whose debt, claim, or demand it shall 
not bave had notice at the time of such distribution.—- 
Dated this 30th day of September, 1922. 

For the Permanent Trustee Company of New South 


; Wales Limited, 


A. PERCEVAL BEDFORD, 


Manager. 
GARDEN AND MONTGOMERIE, 
: Proctors for the Executor, 
Cowra. 
By their Agent,— 
IK. Re MANN, 
Solicitor, 
109 Pitt- street, Sydney. 
(1362.2 16s, 
A 


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In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATRH J URISDICTION, 

Tn the matter of the estate of Bruno Gottwald Moritz 
Wngelhardt, late of Hornsby, in the State of New 
South Wales, retired school teacher, deceased. 

PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,’ and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Main- 
tenanee and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”; 
Notice is hereby given that every creditor or other 
person having any debt or claim upon or affecting the 
estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died on or 


about the 27th day of July, 1922, and letters of admin-= . 


istration, c.t.a., of whose estate were, on the 26th 
day of September, 1922, granted by the Supreme Court 
of New South Wales to the Public Trustee, is hereby 
required to send parti¢ulars in writing of their debt 

ot claim to the said Public Trustee on or before the 
~ 8th day. of, November, 1922, at the expiration of. which 
time the said Public Trustee will proceed to distribute 
the assets of the said deceased amongst the persons 
entitled thereto, having regard to the debts or claims 
only of which he then has notice; and notice is hereby 
further given that the said Public Trustee will not he 
liable, for the assets or any vart thereof so distributed, 
to any person of whose debt or claim he shall not have 
had notice at the time of such distribution. 


* T. W. GARRETT, 
Culwulla. Chambers, ‘Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 

5th October, 1922. 


1350 16s! 

















In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of Harvie Cobcroft, late of 
Sydney, in the State of New South Wales, secre- 
tary Victoria Park Racing Club, deceased, intes- 
tate. 


PURSUANT ito the “Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898’’: Notice is hereby given that every 
creditor or other person having any debt or claim upon 
or affecting the estate of Harvie Coberoft, the above- 
named deceased; who died on or about the 20th day of 
July, 1922, and administration of whose estate was, on 
the 3ist day of August, 1922, granted by the Supreme 
Court of New South Wales tothe Public Trustee, is 
hereby requiied to sénd particulars in writing of their 
debt or claim te the said Public Trustée on or before 
the 8th day of November, 1922, at the expiration of 
which time the said Public Trustee will preceed to dis- 
tribute the assets of the said deceased amongst the 
persons entitled thereto, havine regard to the debts or 
claims only of which he then has notice: and notice is 
hereby further given that the said Public Trustee will 
not be liable, for the assets or any part thereof so dis- 
tributed, to any person of whose debt or claim be shall 


not have had notice at the time of such distribution. 
T, W. GARRETT, ’ 
Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, psi NY 
6th October, 1922, 


168. 


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in the Supreme Court: of New South Wales. 

PROBATE JURISDICTION, ; 

In the matter of the estate of James Richard Wick- 

_-ham, late of Ryde, in the State of New South 

Wales, business manager, Anthony Hordern & 
Sons Ltd., deceased. 


PURSUANT. to the “Wills, Probate and. Administra- 
tion. Act, 1898,” and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Main- 
tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: 
Notice is hereby given that every creditor or other 
person having any debt or claim upon or affecting 
the estate: of the abovenamed deceased, who died on 
or about the 26th day of June, 1922, and of whose 
estate letters of administration, with the will annexed 
were, on the 4th day of September, 1922, granted by 


the Supreme Court of New South Wales to the Public’ 


Trustee, is hereby required to send particulars in 
writing of their debt or claim to the said Public 
Trustee on or before the 8th day of November. 1922 
at the expiration of which time the said Public 
Trustee will proceed to distribute the assets of the 
said deceased amongst the 
having wegard to the debts or claims only of. which 
he then has notice; and notice is hereby further given 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 146. 


persons entitled thereto; - 





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ide 
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‘that the said Public Trustee will not be liable, for < 
the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any, 
person of whose debt or claim he shall not have had 
notice at the time of such distribution. 

ees \ T..W. GARRETT, . 
Gulwulla Chambers, _ Public ‘Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, oom 
Be 6th October; 1922... |’: il 
1352 et ee AOR 

- In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, — 

‘s PROBATE JURISDICTION, Ro 
In the matter of the estate-of Eldon Green, late of 

Jindera, in the State of New, South Wales, ce-” 


ceased, intestate. ve 5 
PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898’’: | Notice is hereby given that every cie- 
ditor or other person having any debt or claim upon or 
affecting the estate of Eldon Green, the abovenamed 
deceased, who died on or about the 18th day of July. 
1922, atid administration of whose estate was, on the 
25th day of September, 1922, granted by the Supreine 
Court of New South Wales to the Public Trustee, 1s 
hereby required to send particulars in writing of their 

debt or claim to the said Public. Trustee on or before 
the Sth day of November, 1922, at the expiration of 
which time the said Public Trustee will proceed to 
distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst the 
persons entitled thereto, having regard to the debts 
or clarms only of which he then has notice; ang notice 
is hereby further given that the said Public Trustee 
will not be liable, for the assets or any part thereof 
so distributed, to any person of whose debt or claim 
he shall’ not have had notice at. the time ‘of such 


distribution. : A 
T..W. GARRETT, 
Public Trustec. 








Culwulla Chambers, PAs 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, . 
6th October, 1922. See 

IBORE eh x 16s. 


2 : « : - - Becrs 
' In the Supreme Court of Now South Wales. |. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION, 


Ih the matter of the estate of Mary Ann Keen, late of 
Moree, in the State of New South Wales, widow, 
deceased: et 3 ay 9 eae 
PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898," and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Mainten- 
ance and Guardiauship of Infants Act, 1916": Notice 
is hereby given that every creditor or other person 
having any debt or claim upon or_affecting the estate of 
the abovenamed deceased, who died) on or about the 
doth day of May, 1922. and letters of administration 
of whose estate. with the will annexed, were, on the 
27th day of September, 1922, granted by-the Supreme 
Court of New South Wales to the Public Trustee, is 
hereby required to send particulars in writing of their 
debt or claim to the said Public Trustee on or before 


the 14th day of November, 1922, at the expiration of 


which time the siid Public Trustee will proceed to 
distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst the 
persons entitled thereto. having regard to the debts 
cr Claints only of which lie then has ivotice: and notice 
is hereby further given that the said Public Trustee 
Will not be liable. fbr the assets or any part thereof so 
distributed, to any persou of whose debt or Gaim he 
shall not have had notice at the time of such distribu- 
tion, ! ae, . 
T. W..GARRETT, 

Public Trustee. 


4 


Culwulla Chambers, 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
10th October, 1922, 


Tn the Supreme Court of New South Witles, : 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 7.5 7 
In the matter of the estate of Emma Jane Forward. 


late of Ashfield, in the State of New South Wales, 
widow, deceased, intestate, ny 


eas we ; y one oe 

PURSUANT to the “Wills, Probate.'and Administra- 
‘tion “Act, 1898": Notice is hereby given that every 
creditor ox other person haying any debt or claim upon 
or affecting the estate of Emma Jane Forward, the 
abovenamed deceased, who died on or about the 21st 
day of July, 1922, and administration of whose estate 
Wars, on the 26th day of September. 1922, granted by the 
Supreme Court of New South Wales to-the Public 
Trustee, is hereby required to send particulars in 
writing of their debt or claim to the ‘said Public 
Trustee on or before the 14th day of November, 
1922, at the expiration of which tine the said Publie - 


- 








“Trustee will. (itobeela 4 Be rAlobetbute the, assets af? the 
said: deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, 
- haying ‘regard to the debts or claims only of which he 
- then has notice; and notice is hereby further given that 

_ the said Public Trustec will not be liable, for the assets 

er any part thereof so distributed, to any person of 

£ Ae to whose debt ar “claim he Seen par e had notice at the 

Ts time of haga! distribution. - 2 

. es an ~ op, W. ‘GARRETT, 

















fury > Coby calla, Shakers. 2 ; Public Trustee. 
i Gen ae gate Sia ge street, Sydney, > 
be Acta ete Sata 1922. i Sala 
pee 1376 _ ie NOSE 3ty me 16s. 
: p nee, Fis oIn the § Sipdeats Gav. oF New South Wales. 
ee aay Boren PROBATE JURISDICTION, Ae 
. = ve the matter of the. estate of Patrick James: Gren 
Sas taeeke late of Drammoyne, ‘in the. State of New South | 


Wales, clerk, deceased. a See 


PURSUANT. to the “W ills, Probate and Administr aq 
tion Act, 1898,’ and the “‘Testator’s. Family Main- 
tenance. “and: Guardianship of Infants. Act, 1916”: 
-. Notice is hereby given that’ every creditor or other 
‘person having any debt or claim upon ar affecting the 
, estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died on ot 


administration, .¢.t.a. 
85th day of Sentember, 1922, granted by the Supreme 
Court of New South Wales to the Public Trustee, is 
_ hereby required to send particulars in writing of their 
debt or_elaim t6 the said Public Trustee on or before 




















































which time the said Public Trustee will proceed to 
distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst the 


or claims énly of which he then has notice ; and notice 
_-is hereby further given that‘ the said Public Trustee 
- will not beliable, for the assets ot any part thereof so 
distributed, to any person of whose debt or claim he 
~ shall not have had notice at the time of such distribu- 


tion. oe 
Che red W. GARRETT, 
Public Trustee. 


‘y 


¥ Culwulla Chamhers, epee 
Sei EST Castlereagh-street, Sedney. 
Sot Shh October, ee Aes 





ys tn ihe Supreme Court of New South Wales. . 
ea PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


S Tn ‘the. thatter” of the estate of Rosanna. Ann Randell, 
-. Jate of Nymagee, in the State of New South 
_ Wales, widow, deceased. 


SUREVANE to, the “Wills, Probate aad Atala. 
tion Act, 1898,” and the “Testator’s Family Main- 
“tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: 
- Notice is hereby given that every ereditor, or other 
‘person having any debt or claim upon or affecting the 
estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died on or 
about the 6th day of July, 1921, aid letters of admin- 
~~ istration, ¢.t.a.,. of whose estate were, on the 25th day 
of September, 1922, granted. by the. Supreme Court of 
New South Wales to the Public Trustee, is hereby 
 yequired te send particulars in writing of their debt 
or claim to the said Public Trustee on or before the 
13th day of November, 1922, at the expiration of 
which time the said Public Trustee will proceed to 
_ distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst the 
_ persons entitled thereto, having regard to the debts 
xe or claims only of which he then has notice; and notice 
eat hereby further given that the said ‘Public Trustee 
~ will not be liable, for thé assets or any part thereof so 


shall not have. had nOtiCs, at the time of such distribu- 
‘Bion. we - 

vb aS “7. W. GARRETT, 
© Bubetita Dneren< ive Publie Trustee. 
es 67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, ; 
thes i agehe October, 1922. 3 Ea fas 










© PHOBATD JURISDICTION. 


Bain of the estate éf John ee late a 
lie, near Sydney, in. the State of New South 
Vales, retired fettler, deceased. 

ANT to the “Wills, Probate and Aaamaiere: 


1898.’ and the ‘Pestator’s 
ma Viste a of Infants Act, 1916”: 











-Crilerutla Chambers, 


~. about the 8rd day Of August, 1922, and letters of | 
of whosé estate: were, on the - 


the 13th day of November, 1922, at the expiration of | 


persons entitled thereto, having regard to the debts | 


: Bis Ae olpas Nas We Ce, ase: 


: Culwulla. Chambers, 


distributed, to- any person of whose debt or élaim he 


Family Main- | 


he ven Liat every se ieee A ‘or other 


5626. ~ 


—— Langs mas emeiesas acaba eae ie 





parson having any debt. or ee upon of affecting 
the estate of “the abovenamed deceased, who died on 


or about the 23rd day of June, 1920, and administra- 


: tion, with the will annexed of whose estate was, ott 
the 6th day of June, 1922, granted by -the Supreme 
Court of New South W ales to the. Public Trustee, is 
hereby required to send particulars in writing of théir 
debt: or claim 46 the said Public Trustee on or before 
the 11th day of November, 1922, at the eXpiration of 
which time the said. Public Trustee will proceed to 


» distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst 


the persons entitletl thereto, having regard to the 
‘debts or claims only: of which he ¢hen has notice: 
and notice is hereby further given that the said 
Public Trustee. will not be liable, for the assets or 
any part thereof so. distributed. to any person of 
whose claim he shall not have had notice at the time 
of such distribution. 


; WY. GARRETT. 
Public Trustee, 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
10th October, 1922. i 
set ae i CG ae Paes 








Th the Supreme Court of New South W alee 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


Randwick, in the State of New South Walce, spin- 
ster, deceased, intestate. 


PURSUANT to the “Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898’’; Notice is hereby given that every 
creditor or other person having any debt or claim upon 
or affecting the estate of Kathleen Kelly, the above- 

named deceased, who died on’ or about the ‘25th day 
of June, 1919, and adininistration of whose estdte was, 
on the 18th day of November, 1921, granted by the 
Supreme Court of. New South W ales to the Public 
Trustee, is hereby required to send particulars, in 
writing of their debt or claim to the said Public 
Trustee on ot before the 12th day of November, 1922, 
at the expiration of which time the said Public Trustee 
will proceed to distribute the assets of the said de- 
ceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, having 
regard to the debts dr. claims only of which he then 
has notice; and notice is hereby further given that the 
said Public Trustee will not be liable, for the assets or 
any part thereof so distributed, to any person of whose 
debt or claim he shall not have had notice at the time 
of such distribution. 


. TOW. GARRETT, 
Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney. 
~ Oth October, 1922. 
1371 : 16s. 


ei ——— 





tn the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of Jack Hosier, late of 


Customs officer, deceased, intestate. 


PURSUANT ‘to ihe “Wills, Probate and Administra- 

tion Act, 1898’’: Notico is hereby given that every 
creditor or other person having any debt or claim upon 
or affecting the estate of Jack Hosier. the abovenamed 
deceased, who died on or about the 4th day of July, 
| 1922, and administration of whose estate was, on the 
25th day of September, 1922, granted by the Supreme 

Court of New South Wales. to the Public Trustee. is 
hereby required to send particulars in writing of ace 
_ debt or claim to the. said Public Trustee on or before 
the 14th day of November, 192% at the expiration of 
which time the said Public Tr tistee will proceed to dis- 
“tribute the assets of the said deceased amongst the 
; persons entitled thereto, having regard to the debts or 
claims only of whie h he then has notiee: and notice Me 
hereby further given that the said Public Trustee wi 

not be liable, for the assets, or any, part shee - 
distributed, to ahy person of whose debt or asi 
~ ghall not have eh notice at the time of such dis ribu- 
- tion. : 

T. W. GARRETT, - 


\Galieniia Chambers, . Public ence 


67, Castlereagh- Hier, Sydney, 
10th October, bed: 


1875 ; a: +8 a 





th the matter. of the estate of Kathleen Kelly: late of © 


North Sydney, in the State of New South Wales, 


16s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION, 


In the matter of the estate of Daniel Joseph Shana- 
han, late of Uralla, in the State of New South 
Wales, farmer, deceased, intestate. 


PURSUANT to the ‘“‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tron Act, 1898”: Notice is hereby given that every 
creditor or’ other person having any debt or claim 
upon-or affecting the estate of Daniel Joseph Shana- 
han, the abovenamed deceased, who died on or about 
the 22nd day of May, 1919; and administration of 
whose estate was, on the 13th day of February, 1920, 
granted by the Supreme Court of ‘New South Wales 
to the Public Trustee, is hereby required to send par- 
ticulars in writing of their debt or claim to the said 
Public Trustee on or before the 6th day of November, 
1922, at the expiration of which time the said Public 
Trustee will proceed to distribute the assets of the said 
deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, having 
regard to the debts or claims only of which he then has 
notice; and notice is hereby further given that. the 
said Public Trustee will not be lable, for the assets 
or any part thereof so distributed, to any person of 
whose debt or claim he shall not have had notice at 
the time of such distribution, 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 


5th October, 1922. 
1349 16s. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 
In the matter of the estate of Margaret Rogers, late 
of ‘Marrickville, in the State of New South Wales, 
widow, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,” and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Main- 
tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 19167’: 
Notice is hereby given that every creditor or other 
person having any debt or claim upon or affecting the 
estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died on or 
about the 14th day of July, 1922, and of whose estate 
letters of administration, with the will annexed, of the 
said deceased were, on the 4th day of September, 1922, 
granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales to 
the Public Trustee, is hereby required to send particu- 
lars in writing of their debt or claim to the said Public 
Trustee on or before the 8th day of November, 1922, at 
the expiration of which time the said Public Trustee 
will proceed to distribute the assets of the said de- 
ceased amongst the persons entited thereto, having 
regard to the debts or claims only of which he then has 
notice; and notice is hereby further given that the 
said. Public Trustee will not be jiable, for the assets or 


any part thereof so distributed, to any person of whose | 


debt or claim he shall not have had notice-at the time 
of such distribution, 


; <7 T. W. GARRETT, 
Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee, 
67 Castlereagh-street. Sydney, 
4th October, 1922. 
1354 16s 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION, | 

‘In the matter of the estate of Morgan Simon, late of 
Mort’s Estate, Lithgow, in the State af New South 
Wales, foreman smelter, retired, deceased. 

PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 

tion Act, 1898,” and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Main- 

tenance and Guardianship of Infants. Act, 1916’: 


_ Notice is hereby given that every creditor or other - 


person having any debt or claim upon or affecting the 
estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died on or 
about the 31st day of July, 1922, and letters of admin: 
istration cum testamento annexo (the executor named 
therein having duly renounced), were, on the 14th day 
of September, 1922, granted by the Supreme Court of 
New South Wales to the-Public Trustee, is hereby 
- required to send particulars in writing of their 
debt or claim to the said’ Public Trustee on 
or before the 8th day of November, 1922, at 
the expiration of which time the said Public Trustee 
will proceed to distribute the assets of the said de- 
ceased amongst the persons entited thereto, having 
regard to the debts or claims only of which he then has 





est 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 146, [18 Ocr, 1922, 


er 


notice; and notice is hereby further. given that the 
said Public Trustee will not be liable, for the assets ov 
any part thereof so distributed; to any person of whose 
debt or claim he shall not have had notice at the time 


of such distribution. 
T. W. GARRETT, 
Culwulla Chambers, Se et Publi¢ Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, peat Be 
5th October, 1922, a ; 
1355 | ae OC} 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 





In the matter of the estate of Catherine Duncan, late of 


Greeawich, in the State of New South Wales, deceased. 


PURSUANT to. the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898,” and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Maintenance and 
Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916” : Notice is hereby 
given that every creditor or other person having any debt 
or claim upon or affecting the estate of the abovenamed 
deceased, who died on or about the 5th day of November, 


1921, and letters of administration of whose estate, with — 


the will annexed, were, on the 17th day of January, 1922, 
granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales to 
the Public Trustee, is hereby required to send particulars 
in writing of their debt or claim to the said Public 
Trustee on or before the 15th day of November, 1922, at 
the expiration of which time the said Public Trustee will. 
proceed tu distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst — 
the persons entitled thereto, having regard to the debts or 
claims only of which he then has. notice; and notice is 
hereby further giren that the said Public Trustee will not 
be liable, for the assets or any part thereof so distributed, 
to any person of whose debt or claim he shall not have had 
notice at the time of such distribution. 


V T. W. GARRETT, 
Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, pate 
llth October, 1922. 
1425 


166. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Luke Egan, late of Kilree, Coonamble, in 
the State of New South Wales, grazier, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administra- . 
tration Act, 1898,” and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Mainten- 
ance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice. 
is hereby given that all creditors and other persons 
having any claims upon er being otherwise interested 
in the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died at | 
Coonamble on the 28rd day of March, 1922, are hereby 
required to send in full particulars of their claims to 
the undersigned, the proctor for the executors of the 
will of the said deceased, before the 10th day of 
November next, after which date the said executors will 
proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased 
amongst the parties entitled thereto, having regard to 
the claims of which they shall then have notice; and 
the said executors shall not be liable, for the assets or 
any part thereof so distributed, to any: person of whose — 
claim they shall not have had notice at the time of 
such distribution—Dated this 22nd day of September, - 








1922, : 

TD. YE BUPTON, a> = 
Proctor for the Executors, — 

4 Coonamble. _ 

1858 sedi Ht 16s, 











In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. | . 


In the will and codicil of Letitia Carter, late of West 
Maitland, in the State of New South Wales, — 
widow, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- — 
tion Act, 1898,” and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Main-. 
tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916’? : 
Notice is hereby given that every creditor or other 
person having any debt or claim upon or affecting the 
estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died on the 
25th day of July, 1921, probate of whose estate was, 
on the 24th day of October, 1921, granted by the 
Supreme Court of New South Wales to Violet Harriet 
Carter and George Henry Jarman, the executors 
thereof, is hereby required to send particulars in writ- 
ing of their debt or claim to the said executors, in 
care of the undersigned, Norrie and Norrie, on or 
before the 17th day of November, 1922, at the expira- 

tion of which time the said executors will proceed to 
distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst the 


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persons entitled thereto, having regard to the debts 
and claims only of which they shall then have had - 
notice; and the said executors will not be liable, for 
the assets so distributed, to any person.of whose debt or 
_ claim they shall not have had notice at the time ot 
such distribution.—Dated this 6th day of October, 


RRO zoR a . ! 
t. , NORRIE AND NORRIE, 
ae Solicitors for the Executors. 
By A. J, Dickson, West Maitland. 
Solicitor, ry 
18-20 Martin-place, Sydney. 
1332 a 16s. 


— 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 
PROBATE JURISDICTION, 


In the will of John Edward Bassingthwaighte, late of Cano- 
ij windra, in the State of New South Wales, farm 
labourer, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the. “Wills, Probate and Administration . 


Act, 1898,” and the ‘‘ Testator’s Family Maintenance and 

_ Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given 
that all creditors and other persons having any debt or claim 

~ upon or affecting the estate of John Edward Bassingthwaighte, 
the aboveramed deceased, who died on the 2lst day of July, 


1921, and probate of whose will was, on the 4th day of - 


November, 1921, granted by the Supreme Court of New 


South Wales to Catherine Amelia Bassingthwaighte, are © 


hereby required to send in particulars of their cla‘ms or 

- debts to the said Catherine Amelia Bassingthwaighte, or to 

Ba. the undersigned, on or before the 23rd day of November, 
ae _ 1922, at the expiration of which time the said’ Catherine 
; Amelia Bassingthwaighte will proceed to distribute the assets 


of the said deceased’ amongst the persons entitled thereto, — 


~ having regard to the debts or claims only of which she then 
has notice ; and the said Catherine Anelia Bassingthwaighte 
will not be liable, for the assets or any part thereof so dis- 
_ tributed, to any person of whose debt or claim she shall not 
have had notice at the time of such distribution.— Dated this 

9th day of October, 1922. . . 


—E, M.-FINN, 2 
~ Proctor for the Executrix, - 
Gaskill-street, Canowindra. 
16s. 





fei 1401 ; 
Ee ~ In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, — 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 

In the will of Mark Mitchell, late of Mosman, near Sydney, 
’ in the State of New South Wales, solicitor, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the “ Wills, Probate and Administration Act, 

18-8,” and the “ Testator’s Family Maintenance and Guardian- 

_ ship of Infants Act, 1916” : Notice is hereby given that every 

Batis  ereditor or other person having any claim against the estate of 
We Mark Mitchell, the abovenamed deceased, who died on or 





was, on the 15th day of July,-1922, granted by the Supreme 
Court of New South Wales, to Clive Hurry Mitchell, of 





a _ Cowra, in the State. of New South Wales, and Karl arthur 
‘ / Mitchell, of Sydney, in the said State, the executors in the said 
ht) : will named, is hereby required to send particulars in writing of 


, such claim to the said Clive Harry Mitchell and Karl Arthur 
Mirchell, in care of the undersigned, Mark Mitchell & Co., at 
Aig _+ their office hereunder mentioned, on or before the 13th day of 
November, 1922, at the expiration of which time the said Clive 



















tribute the assets of the said deceased amongst the persons 
entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which 


that the said Clive Harry Mitchell and Karl Arthur Mitchell 
will not be liable, for the assets or any part thereof so dis- 
tributed, to any person of whose claim they shall not have had 
notice at the time of such distribution.—Dated this 13th day 
of October, 1922. 


MARK MITCHELL & Co., 

< ; Proctors for the Executors, 

{ ' A.M.P. Chambers, 
89 Pitt-street, Sydney. 

ic Rg eee Kole 


ry 





pik In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
* _ PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


ere iS the will of Katherine Tyson, late of Croydon, in the State 
of New South Wales (wife of Charles Tyson, grazier), 
, ; ie Ne 4 


peg selgcensed..* $3 Re 

+ PURSUA 'T to the “Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898,” and the ‘‘ Lestator’s Family Maintenance 

vee and Fata owen es of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby 
given that every ¢ 


about the 11th day of May, 1922, and probate of whose will © 


Harry Mitchell and Karl Arthur Mitchell will proceed to dis- 


they then have had notice; and notice is hereby further given © 


peaiter, or other person: having any claim | 


5629 


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against the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died 
on or about the 13th day of August, 1922, and probate of 
whose will was granted by the Supreme Court of New 
South Wales, in its Probate Jurisdiction, on the 30th day 
of September, 1922, to Thomas Henry Tyson and the Union 
Trustee Company of Australia Limited, the executors named 
in the said will, are hereby requiied to send in particulars cf 
their claims to the said executors, mm care of the undersigned, 
proctors for the said executors, on or before the 22nd day of 
November next, at the expiration of.which time the said 
executors will proceed to distribute the assets of the said 
deceased amony the persons entitled thereto, having regard 
to the debts or claims only of which they shall then have had 
notice; and the said executors will not be liable, for the 
assets so distributed, to any person of whose debt or claim 
they shall not have had notice at the time of such distri- 
bution. —Dated this 10th day of October, 1922. 


STEPHEN, JAQUES AND STEPHEN, 
12 and 14 O’Connell-street, Sydney. 


1402 16s. 








In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Bridget Collins, late of Coonamble (N.S.W.), 
and Minyip (Victoria), deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898,” and pursuant to ‘‘Testator’s Family Maintenance 
and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby . 
given that all creditors and other persons having any claims 
or demands against cr upon the estate of the abovenamed 
deceased, who died at Manly, Sydney, on 9th June, 1922, 
are hereby required to send in full particulars of their claims 
and demands upon the said estate to the Perpetual Trustee 
Company Limited, 33-39 Hunter-street, Sydney, the executor 
of the will of the said deceased, to whom probate was granted 
by the Supreme Court of New South Wales on ]1th Septem- 
ber, 1922, on or before the 25th day of November next, in 
default whereof the said Perpetual Trustce Company Limited 
will, after the lastmentioned date, proceed to administer the 
estate and distribute the assets among the parties entitle,’ 
thereto, having regard only to the claims and demands of 
which they shall then have notice; and the said Company 
will not bé liable, for the assets or any part thereof so distri- 
buted, to any person of whose claim they shall not have had 
notice at the time of such distribution.—Dated this 5th day 
of October, 1922. 


For Perpetual Trustee Company Limited, 


R. L. MASSIE, 
H. T. Korrr, Acting Manager, 
Solicitor, Coonamble, 


By his Agent,— 
F, R. Cooper, 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney. 
1409 16s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (109,939). 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Annie Fitzsimmons, late of Chatswood, in the 
State of New South Wales, widow, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘* Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898”: Notice is hereby given that every creditor or 
other person having any claim against the estate of Annie 


- Fitzsimmons, the abovenamed deceased, who died on or about 


the 6th day of September, 4p. 1922, and probate of whose 


. will was, on the 28th day of November, A.p. 1922, granted 


by the Supreme Court of New South Wales to Thomas Patrick 
Fitzsimmons and Margaret Fitzsimmons, the sole executors 
in the said will named, is hereby required to send particulars 


_in writing of suck claim to the said Thomas Patrick Fitzsim- 


mons and Margaret Fitzsimmons, in care of the undersigned, ° 
Messrs. Murphy and Moloney, at their office hereunder 
mentioned! on or before the 17th day of November, 4.D. 
1922, at the expiration of which time the said Thomas 
Patrick Fitzsimmons and Margaret Fitzsimmons will proceed 


to distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst the 


persons entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims 
of which they then have notice ; and notice is hereby further 


|) given.that the said Thomas Patrick Fitzsimmons and Margaret 


Fitzsimmons will not be liable, for the assets or any part 
thereof so distributed, to any person of whose claim they shall 
not have had notice at the time of such distribution.—Datec 
this 10th day of October, 1922. 


MURPHY AND MOLONEY, 
Proctor for the said Executors, 
79 Elizabeth-street, Sydney. 
1404 16s 


5631) Ni&W SOUTH WALES: 





Tn the 3 ggdas Court of New South h Wales, | 


—~ 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


_ In the will and two codicils thereto of James Smith Reid, 
late: of ‘Duneira, Mount. Macedon, ,in the State of Vic- 
toria, gentleman, deceased. 


PURSUANT. to the ‘‘Wills, Prebate and Administration 
Act, 1898,” and the ‘‘Testator’# Family Maintenance and 
Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916” Notice is hereby 
given that every creditor or other person. having any claim 
against the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died on 
on or about the 15th day of January, 1922, and probate of 
whose will and codicils was granted by the Supreme Court of 
Victoria, in its Probate Jurisdiction, on the 16th day of June, 
1922, to Martha Trumbull Reid, James Smith Reid, ‘Villiam 
Riggall, aud Gustave Leon Oscar Dewez, the executors named. 
in and appointed by the said will and the second codicil 
thereto (a certified copy of which said probate was sealed by 
the Supreme Court of New Sonth Wales on the 28th day of 
September, 1922), are hereby required to send in particulars. - 
of their claims to the said.executors, in care of the under- 

- signed, on or before the 22nd day of November next, at the 
expiration of which time the said executors will. proceed to_ 
distribute the as-ets of the said deceased among’ the persons 
entitled thereto, haying regard to the debts and claims only 
of which they shal! then have had notive ; and the said execu- 
tors will not be liable, for the assets so distributed, te any 
person of whose debt or claim they shall not have had notice 
at the time of such distribution.—Dated this 10th day of 
October, 1922, 


STEPHEN, JAQUES AND STEPHEN, 
Proctors for the Exeeutors, rh 
12 & 140° Cannell: street, Sydney. 
lfis. 


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1403 








i In the Supreme Court of N ew South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 
In the matter of the will of Daniel Michael Dwyer, late of - 


Culeairn, in the State. of New South Wales, farmer, 
deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administration. 
Act, 1898,” and the ‘‘'Testator’s Family Maintenance and 
Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby giver 
that every ‘creditor or other person having any debt or 
claim upon or affecting the estate of the abovenamed de- 
ceased, who died on or about the 7th day of January, 1922, 
and probate of whose will was, on the 18th day of July, 1922, 
granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales to 
William Arthur Stoyles and Leonard Herbert Mitchell New- 
ton, the executors named in the said will, is hereby required ~ 
to send particulars in writing of their debt or claim to the 
undersigned on or before the 14th day of October, 1922, at 
the expiration of which time the said executors will proceed 
to distribute the asscts of the said deceased amongst the 
persons entitled thereto, having regard to the debts or claims 
only of which they then have notice ; and notice is hereby: 
further given that the said executors will not be lable, for 
the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any person 
of whose debt or claim theyshall not have had notice at the 
time of such distribution.—Dated 11th September, 1922. 


JOHNSON AND SELK, 
: Solicitors for the Kxecutors, 
Sladen-street, Henty. 


1428 16s. 








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[Notice under Section 11 of the o Benkespily Per 1898. J 

In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, (26,089) 
iN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re Orastus Germon, of Mer unong Station, yia Dubbo, a: 
‘share farmer. 

NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made againet. the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of the debtor, and Mr. W. H, Palmer appointed te 
he the Official Assignee,—Dated at Sydney, this 6th day of 


October, 1922, 
H N. 0. LOCKHART, =’ 
a: Registrar in Bankeuptoy. 
1410 ® os, 





' {Notice nuder bicinn ¢ il of the Bank HEN Act, 1898, i. 
te ane Supreme Oourt of New South Wales. ARB ABO}: 


IN BANERUPTCY. 
Re” Hercules Norman Edward Boles, of aesshawaees: oda: 
* Annandale; and carried on business at W iam ahd’ ‘Palmer 

streets, W eolloomogloo, boot clicker. 
NOTIVE. is hereby given that a Sequestration Order: has this 
day been made against the ahovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of the debtor, and Mr. C.F. W. Lloyd appointed to 
be the Official Aesignee.—Dated at Sydney, this Sth day of 


October, 1922, 
N.C. LOCKHART, ; 
' Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


1411 be. 


GOV ERNMENT GAUBPDE, No. I 146, 


pase 





1415 i SNe Ss 





18,0 te 


[No cline: agdey Seaien 11 of ie Bankruptcy Att, 1898, Ye i Sag 
Tn thie Supreme Court of New South Wales. (28, 051) ae 
IN BANKRUPTCY, i 


Re Saxon James Hurst, of Cowrer: -street, Granville, railway 
employee. Bt eis gata 4 


NOTICE is hereby given that a. Sequestration Order has 
this day been fe »gainet the abovenamed bankrupt, on ~ 
the petition of the debtor, and Mr. W. H. Palmer appointed ~ 
to be the Official Assignee. — Dated at Sydney, this buh. tas oF 
October, 1822. j 
d N. GC. LOCKHART,, See 
Registrar in Baokroptor, 
; fs, 





i Notice under Section 11 of the Shakraptey Act, 1898. a) 
In the Suprex e Court of New South Wales. _ (28, 0; 2 te 
| IN BANKRUPTCY. — 

He Waverley Thomas Fee, of West Wralong, labourer,  ~. 
NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this) 
day been made againet the sbovenan’ ‘ed bankrupt, on the. 
petition of theaebtor, and Mr. ©. F, W. Lloyd appernted to 
be the Official Assignee Dated: at bycrey, this see gee 
of Gopsber. 1622. 


W..C, LOCKHART, Wicca 
is Registrar in Bankrupt. 


1413 < Be 





[Notice ‘pater. Section 11 of the fearkriptey Act, 18ys, J 
In tae Supreme Court of New South Wales, ~ (28, eR 
IN BANERUPTCOY, . eae 


Re Willism George Hughes, of Boundary: -street, Walleend, 


"miner, 
NOTICE is hereby given that a Seanesretian Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bunkrupt, on the. 
petition of the debtor, and Mr. W, H. Paiwer appvinted 
to be the Official Assignee-—Dated at Sydney, this wh: 3} 
day of October, 1922. 
N,C, LOCKHART, ; 
Regnier | in pirat ; 
nea y ae 


a 4 - 


Gi stane under Section 11 of the Bankroptey Act, 1898. 4 


Tn the Supreme Court of ‘New South Wales. (28080) 
IN BANKRUPTCY, ~ 
Re Ar Bue Ernest Bourne, of 40. Gulliver- street, Hamilton, 
miller, fi 

NOTICE is kereby given that a Sequestration Order’ has ie ; i 
day been made against the abovyenamed bankrupt, on the AAS 
petition of the the debtor, and Mr. C. F. W. Lloyd appointed 

to be the Official Assignee-—Dated at Sydeer, thie. th se } 


ie October, 1922. 
Ti Me LOCKHART, 
Ragivttor: in /Bankruptey. 
# 58. ; 


5 


1414 








Notice hart ection ii et the Eaalropeey Act, 1898.) 


* the Supreme Conzt of New South Wales, Saber 
: _ IN BANKRUPTCY... . 
Re Malcolm Charles Scott, of Kempsey, motor mechanic. : 


NOTION is hereby | given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the aboyenamed bankrupt, -on the 


ale 2 


| petition of the debtor, and Mr. O, F. W. Lloyd appvinted to. 


be the Official Assignee.--Dated at fydoey, this ain or 8 ae ; i 


October, 9a, 
N.C. | LOCKHART, . is 
: Ae in » Renken oye Ee: 


(3 045). 





In the Supreme ¢ Coust of N ew South Wales. 
j IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re Sidney Herbert. ‘Smith, of 120A Willoughby: -road, Crow’: 8 eit 
Nest, painter and contractor and hardware merchant. ay 


NOTICE is hereby given that the First Meeting of creditors 
in the above matter will be held at the Office of the Official 
Assignee, 182 Phillip-street, Sydney, on the 26th day of 
October, 1922, at’ noon, or as soon after as the course of 
business will permit. To entitle a creditor to yote ther-at, his _ 
proof must be led ed with the Registrar an Bankrnotey, ett 
Elizabeth-stréet, 8y Her not later than the 2th day of Octo- ~ 


pes, 19290) RA 
2 Me ©. LOCKHART, i 
= Register in Bsokrptey, 


Pris Angee Na erag FAIREAR WarERi00 Lyoxp | 




































. 1419 


4 


October, 1922. ; ; 


i 


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13 Oct, 1922] | NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. (46 7 


+ v >: -] Ae 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
§ any ey IN BANKRUPTOY. i 
Re Joseph Niland, of Kiaora Boarding-house, Union-etrcet, 
vas South Lismore, labourer. 
NOTICEH is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors in 
the above matter will be held at tne Court-house, Lismore, | 
before the Distriet Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the 30th day 
‘of October, 1922, at 10 a.m,, or as soon after as the course 
of business will permit. ‘To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, 
his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Baukruptey, 
Elizabeth-street, Sydney, not later than the 24th day of 


October, 1922. 3 

: oN. ©, LOCKHART, : 
ise Kegistrar in Bankruptcy. — 

Oflicial Assignee—WittiaM Harerveton Patmer, 


1418 %e 7s) 


(28,032) 








In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
ae LN BANKRUPTOX, 

Re Walter Rowland Murphy, of Beamish-street, Campsie. 
NO'TIOH is hereby given that the First Meeting of creditors 
in the above matter will be held at the Office of the Official 


Assignee, 32 Paillip-street, Sydney, on the 26th day of . 
October, 1922; at il a.m., or as soon after as the course 


of business wiil permit. ‘To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, 


his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 


Htizabeth-street, Sydney, not later than the 24th day of 
-- October, 1922, : 
Page ee a N. C. LOCKHARY, 


mi Gee _ Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Official Assignee— Cuarurs Fairrax WATERLOO LioyD, 
5 7s. 
att ¥ ; 





In the Supreme Oovrt of New South Wales. «| (22,973) 
iN BANKRUPTCY. eli 


Re Harry Stone Dorrington (sometimes called Hugh Stone | 
Dorrington), of Inverell, farmer. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the above matter will be held at the Court-house, Inverell, — 
before the District Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the 30th 
day of October, 1922, at 1U a.m., or as soon after as the 
course of business will permit. ‘Vo entitle a creditor to vote’ 
thereat, his proof must be lodged with tho Registrar in 
Bankruptcy, Hlizabeth-street, Sydney, not later than the 24th 
day of October, 1922. aie. 
N. C. LOCKHART, 

aia Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Official Assignee—CHARLES FainFax Watertoo Lioxp, 
1420 age pie } ays ii 7s, 


es a —— i 


ae Sees 





Tn the Supreme: Court of New South Wales. 
... IN BANKRUPTOY. — e 
NOTIOE is hereby given’that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the folowing matters will be heid at the Uourt, Supreme 
Court Building, Elizabeth-street, Sydney, on the 25th day of 
October, 3922, at 10 a.m., or a8 soon after as the course of 
business will. permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat 


his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy 
not later than the 23rd day of October, 1922 :— 


Re Edward Arnold Geary, (No. 23,044), of Welby Flats, 
Wigram-road, Glebe Point and formerly of Kentwille- 
avenue, Annandale, Clerk. ey 

Re Saxon James Hurst, (No. 23,051); 
Granville, railway employee. — - ea 

Re Herbert Henry Gurrier Jones, (No. 23,034), of Cook-road, 
Killara, grazier. 


of Cowper-street, : 


N.C, LOCKHART, 
; Registrar in Bankruptoy. 


- Official Assignee—WittiaM HarrinGton PALMER. 


1421 £1 1s, 





Tn the Supreme Court of New South Wales. © 
Sif ip IN BANKRUPTOY. 
' Re A. C. Barber, of 4 Bridge-street, Sydney. 


NOTICH is hereby given that the First Meeting of creditors 
in the above matter will be held at the Office of the Official 
Assignee, 182 Phillip-street, Sydney, on: the 26th day of 
October, 1922, at 11°30 a.m, or ag soon after as the course of — 
business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, 
his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 
Elizabeth-street, Sydney, not later than the 24th day of 


N. 0, LOCKHART, 


, (23,01 3) 
4 


“ee, 


Bia a aaa Kegistrar in Bankruptcy. 
_ Official Assignee—Cuazies Farrrax Warerioo Lioxp. 
(2622; 0 Th Free 


r A» 





(22,998)} - 


of business will permit. 


ee 


| [2624] 


street, Sydney, on Wednesday, 


“10th day of October, 1922. 








In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 

sf IN BANK RUPDICY. 

NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 

in the following matters will be held at the Court, Supreme 

Court Building, Blizabeth-street, Sydney, on the 24th day of 

October, 1922, at 10 a.m., or as soon atter as the course of 

business wili permit, ‘Vo entitle a creditor to vote thereat, 

his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy’ 

not later than the 23rd day of October, 1922 :— 

Re Richard Twiss (No. 23,043), of Great North road, Five 

Dock, and carried on business at Walcha and Five. Dock, 

_ hairdresser. - 5 , . 

Re Joseph Ieher (No, 23,029), of 48 Jersey-rozd, Woollahra, 

and carried on business at 9 Castlereagh-satreat, Sydney, 


money-lender.. 
; - N. C, LOCKHART, 
- Registrar in Bankruptcy, 


Official Assignee—Onaries FarrFax WateRtuv Livrv. 
1422 14s. 


fen a ee 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
Ni SASct Yea LN BANERUPTOY, 

NOTION is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the following matter will be held at the Court, Supreme 
Court Buiiding, Elizabeth-street, Sydney, on the 25th day of 
October, 1922, at 10 a.m., or as soon after as the course 
To entitle a creditor to vote 
thereat, his proof muat be lodged with the Registrar in 
Bankruptcy, not latér thun the 23rd day of October, 1¥22 ;— 


Re Harold Ernest Kent (No. 23,021) of Sofala-avenue, Laxe 


Cove, motor-driver. 
N. C: LOCKHART, 
Registrar in Sankruptcy. 
Official Assignee—WiLliamM Harninaton Parmznr, 
[2623 | 


—_— 


Free 








Tn the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
aN BANKRUPTOY, 

NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors in 
the following matter will be held at the Court, Supreme 
Court Buiiding, Elizabeth-street, Sydney, on the 24th day of 
October, 1922, at 10 a.m,, or aé soon after as the course of 
business will permit, ‘To entitle a.creaitor to vote thereat, his 
proof must be lodged witn the Registrar in Bangruptcy, 
not later than the 23rd day of October, 1922. 


Re Francis Charles Higgins (No. 23,024), of 14 Goulds-avenue; 
Petersham, ! 


N, ©, LOCKHART, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


Official Aesignee—Onarizs Varrrax WATzsLoo Lioyp. 
. Free 





[Notice of Application for a Certificate of Discharge. ] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (22,838) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re Anna Jane Clark, of Helretia, Wharf-road, 
* Mosman. 
To the Official’ Assignee and Creditors. 
TAKE NOTICE that 1, Anna.Jane Clark, intend to 
apply. to the Court, Supreme Court Building, Eliza- 
beth-streét, Sydney, on Wednesday, the Ist day of 
November, 1922, at 10 a.m., or as soon afterwards 
as the course of business will admit, that a Certifigate 
of Discharge be granted to me under and according 
to the provisions of the ‘Bankruptcy Act, 1898.’’ — 
Dated this 6th day of October, 1922. 
A.J. CLARK. 


1335 10s.” 








[Notice of Application for a Certificate of Dischargs. | 

In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (16,095) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 

Re John Hill, of 64 William-street, Sydney, produce 

merchant. 

To the Official Assignee and Creditors. ' 


| TALE NOTICE that 1, Jobn Hill, intend to apply 


to the Court, Supreme Court Building, EKlizabeth- 
the Ist day of Novem- 
ber, at 10 a:m., or as soon afterwards as the course 
of business will admit, that a Certificate of Discharge 
be granted to me, under and according to the -provi- 
sions of the .‘“Bankruptcy Act, 1898.’’—-Dated: this 


JOHN HILL. . 
1368 . 10s. 


+ 


5632 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 146, 





(13 Oor, 199 





[ Notice of Application for a Certificate of Discharge. ] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, (6,954) 
IN BANKRUPTCY.,_ 


Re Charles James Fleming, of Haberfield, 
Sydney, in the State of New South Wales. 


To the Official Assignee and Creditors. 


TAKE NOTICE that Charles James Fleming’ in- 
tends to apply to the Court, Supreme Court Build- 
ing, Elizabeth-street, Sydney, on Wednesday, the Ist 
day of November, 1922, at 10 a.m. , or as soon after- 
wards as the course of business will admit, that a 
Certificate of Discharge be granted to him under and 
according to the provisions of the ‘‘Bankruptcy Act, 


near 


1898 ’’—Dated this 6th day of October, 1922. 
DANIEL LEVY, — 
Solicitor for Applicant, 
9 Castlereagh-street, Sydney. 
1328 10s. 





[Notice of Application for a Certificate of Discharge.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. | (22,469) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 

Re Ludovic Francis Le Bras, of Hobby’s Yards. 
Newbridge, farm labourer. 

To the Officiai Assignee and Creditors. 

TAKE NOTICE that I, Ludovic Francis Le Bras, 
intend to apply to the Court, Supreme Court Build- 
ing, Elizabeth-street, Sydney, on Thursday, the 26th 
day of October, 1922, at.10 a.m., or as soon afterwards 


as the course of business will admit, that a Certificate 
of Discharge be granted to me, ‘under and according to 


the provisions of the ‘‘Bankruptey Act, 1898.’’—Dated 
this 4th day of October, 1922 

L. F. LE BRAS. 
1334 10s. 





[Notice of Application for a Certificate of Discharge.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (21,225) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re John Lynch, of 81 O’Connor-street, Habertield, 
To the Official Assignee and Creditors. 


TAKE NOTICE that I, John Lynch, intend to apply 
to’ the Court, Supreme Court Building, Elizabeth- 
street, Sydney, on Tuesday, the 3lst day of October, 
at 10 a.m:, Or as soon afterwards as the course 
of business will admit, that a Certificate of Discharge 
be granted to me, under and according to the provi- 
sions of the “Bankruptey Act, 1898.’’—Dated this 
10th day of October, 1922.. ; 


a 


JOHN LYNCH. 
1369 10s. 





(Notice of Application for a Certificate of Discharge.) 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (19,209) 
IN BANKRUPTOY. 
Re Edward John Stewart, of 19 View-street, Woollahra,’ 
To the Official Assignee and Creditors. 


TAKE NOTICE that I, Hdward John Stewart, intend to 
apply to the Court, Supreme Court Building, Elizabeth- 
street, Sydney, on Monday, the 6th day of November, 1922, at 
10 a.m., or as soon afterwards as the course of business will 


° 


admit, that a Certificate of Discharge be granted to ie, | 


under and according to the provisions of the ‘“ wae tte 
Act, 1898.”—Dated this 11th day of October, 1922. 


E. J. STEWART. 
1407 2 Pye 10s. 





[Notice of Application for a Certificate of Discharge] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. ' (22,872) 
IN BANKRUPICY, 


Re Herbert actor Ludlow, of 74 Johnston-street, Annandale, 
medical practitioner. 


To the Official Assignee and Creditors. 


TAKE NOTICE that I, Herbert Buxton Ludlow, intend to 


apply to the Court, Supreme Court Building, Elizabeth- 
street, Sydney, on Monday, the €th day of November, 1922, 
at 10 a.m., or es roon siterwards as the course of business 
will admit, that a Certificate of Discharge be granted to me, 
under and according to the provisions of the “ Bankruptcy 
Act, 1898.” —Dated this 9th dey ef October, 1972, 


_H, BUXTON LUDLOW, 
1423 | 10s, 


thousand nine hundred 


In the Supreme Court of New Bonth Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Notice ro CREDITORS. 


“ACCOUNTS current only in the undermentioned 


estates are now filed in the office of the Registrar in 
Bankruptcy, Supreme Court Building, Elizabeth- 
street, Sydney, for the inspection of persons inter- 
ested : and notice is hereby given that such accounts 
will be submitted to the Court for confirmation on 


Monday, the 30th October, 1922, if not previously 
objected tee 
No. 22,906. John Silvester O'Donnell and Francis 


Stephen O’ Donnell, trading as ‘“O’ Donnell Bros., 
~ of West Maitland, graziers. — 

No, 22,906. Separate estate of John Silvester O’Don- 
nell, of West Maitland, grazier. 

No, 22 ‘906. Separate estate of Francis Stephen 
0’ Donnell, of West Maitland; grazier. 

No, 22,924. J ohn Fraser McIntosh, of Oakwood, near 
Inverell, farmer. 

No. 22,930. John Hamilton, of 499 Argent-street, 
Broken Hill, miner. 


WILLIAM HARRINGTON PALMER, 
i 5 Official Assignee. 
47 Elizabeth-street, Sydney, : 
12th October, 1922. $ 
1406 : lls. 
In the District Court of the Southern and Huuter 
Districts, holden at Campbelltown. 
~ Reg. No: 2 of 1922, 
Writ No, 4 of 1922. 


Berween Bob Gaudry, plaintiff ; and Car ter, defendant, 


ON Weduesday, the fifteenth day of November, A.p, one 
and twenty-two, at twelve 
oO *clock noon, unless the writ of fieri facias issued here- 
in 1s previously satisfied, the Registrar will sell by 
public auction at the Court- house, Campbelltown, all - 
the right, title, and interest (if any) of the above- 

named defendant, whose proper name is Charles 
Edward Carter, of, in, and to,— 

All that piece or parcel of land, situate in the 
parish of Couridjah, county of Camden, ¢on- 
taining fifteen acres twenty-three perches, 
more or less, being the whole of the land coin- 
prised in Certificate of Title dated the 
thirteenth day of November, one thousand 
eight hundred and _ ninety-six, Registered 
Vv olume 1,207, Folio 36. 

The property is subject tomortgage Number A614455, 
dated the twenty-eighth day of August, one thousand 
nine hundred and twenty, in favour of the Stanmove 
and Petersham Starr-Bowkett Building Society, to 
secure the repayment of two hundred and fifty pounds 
by instalments of twelve shillings and sixpence Der 
week. Z 





Terms, Cash. 
ARTHUR G. HARDWICK, 
Registrar of the Court, 
C, J: PASSMORE, 
Plaintiff's Attorney, 
51 Castlereagh-street, Pyare 





1400 3 : Lost 
s the District Court of ths Northern Distr ict, holden 
i at Grafton. 

No. 1 of 1922. 


From fhe Small Debts Court. 


Between Emily Everingham, plaintiff; and Canes 
Khan, defendant. 

ON Wednesday the 8th day of November, 1922, at 10 

o’clock in the forenoon, unless the writ of fieri facias — 

herein is previously satisfied, the Registrar will sell by 

public auction, at the Court- house, Victoria-street, 


Grafton, all the right, title, and interest (if any) of 
the abovenamed Cammas Khan, 


the abovenamed 

defendant, of, in, and to,— 

All that piece or ‘parcel of land being Crown-lease No. 
17/22, and being portions 8 and 9, parish of Stew- 
art, county Clarence, taken up on 8th December, 
1917, and ‘containing 1,280 acres. 


- Terms, Cash. 
Dated this 27th day of Sepvaniberss Ap, 1922: 
Vey WENHOLZ, 
i Ea DY . Peale 
McGuren anp MACPHERSON, | 
Plaintiff's Attorneys, 
Victoria-street, Grafton. ee aaa 
1359: bs 14s. pei, | 
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STRAYED hep 
about 10th Se tera ex, —B ac yy 142, Biatae: 
sea FED, At feand rn shoulder y AEs nary ~ (quite 


all white snip on nose, one hind fetlock white. 


MRS. Ri. HEGGIE, 

: Matthew- street, 

é; Punchbowl. 
1331 ; ; Py ta 4s. 





LOST, from North Ryde, 3rd October, —One bay pony mare, 


on near side. 


5 years old, about: 14 hands, one grey front foot, branded J 


B. LEWIS, 
Pittwater-road, 
f . J North Ryde. - 
1361 46. 





LOST, from Hurstville, 28th September, 1922 ee creamy 
mare, "black points, about 8 years, about. 14 hands, white 
streak head and back, branded B2 near shoulder. 


. E. GARLICK, 
; Dairyman, 
’ ‘ = Migprecdirget, Hurstville. 
1890 ry 4s. . 





LOST, or stolen, Black pony gelding, 13 hands, age 6 years, 
mene —~ near shoulder.’ 


ROBERT @, ASHTON, 


! ce Milperra, Bankstown. 
1263 i ; 4s. 


EE RE Le ES AN EARN SSA Re TOE Eee NG ae 
STOLEN, or strayed,—One grey draught mare, branded JF 
(conjoined) 1 near shoulder, '76 near hip. 


+ Be ‘MoNAB, 
5 Barcom- -avenue, 
hes : Heptiehust. 
1k 3 coe 


LOST, from Lidcombe, Ist October,—One black gelding, 
about 142 hands, small white star on forehead, brand C near 
shoulder, 8: years old, 








B. ‘FREITAS, : 
Vaughan-street, 
% Lidcombe. 
1346 % 4g, 
ihe —Empoundings. 


_ ARIAH PARK.—Impounded at Ariah Park, on the 28th duy 


of September, 1922, from Mr, Walker’s, by Mr. Walker :— 


Chestnut pony horse, branded like Mf over 0 over Nee white 
hind feet, star, near eye out. 
If not released, will be sold at this Pound 5 noon on the 


= 


1338—Is. (cae Hf PRONG Poundkeeper. 





BELLINGEN. —Impounded at Bellingen, on the 28th day of 
Septeruber, 1922, from shire roads, by impounding officer ; 
sum due at date of ‘notice set after each animal :— 

Brindle cow, ‘branded Cut. aged ; £1 13s. 6d. 


Also, on 3rd instant, from same place, by same person :- he 5 


_ Black and white steer, branded K ; £1 2s. 6d. 


Yellow and white heifer, branded T over K; £1 3s. 6d. 
Also, on 6th instant, from North Bellingen, by H. Moore :— 


_ Dark-brown horse, branded F over R; 19s, 6d. 


Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
19th October, 1922, 


1427—4s. hata BAILEY, Poundkeeper. 





BROKEN HILL.—Impounded at Broken Hill, on the 27th 
day of September, 1922, irom Willyama Common, by J 
T, Dunn, herdsman; sum due at date of notice, £1 :— 


‘Black or brown filly, like zm over SK near Shoulder, near 


fore foot deformed, 18 months, 133 hands. 
If not released, will be sold according to Impounding Act. 
1367—Is. : W. COCKS, Poundkeeper. 





_CAMPBELLTOWN.—Impounded at Campbelltown, on the 
7p 
we __ inspector of nuisances : — 
_ Brown pony mare, like Hg (indistinct) near shoulder, star, 
4 years, about 13 hands. 


10th day of October, 1922, from Lithgow-street, by 


aout Mot released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on tie 


October, 1922 
Ans ase E ‘WEBB, i wane 
‘No. 146, is oN 1929,—7. 


Missing since 12th October, 1922." 






OARGO. —Impounded at acis on the 6th day of October, . 


1922, from Wharrie Range, by Thos, Green; sum due at 
date of notice, £1 3s. 6d. baal: — 


Bay draught horse, branded RG over Hy, hind feet whites! 
white streak face, aged, 154 hands. 


| Brown light draught: mare, ‘branded f over G (brand touch- 


ing), in foal, aged, 16 hands, 
If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 


‘18th October, 1922. 


sae: Hl iy! SEYTE, Faaaeernet 





CASTLE HILL ee idcntgt at Castle Hill, on . 25th Sep- 
tember, 1922 :— 

Strawberry or roan heifer, like C near hip. 

* TE not released, will be sold according to impounding Act. 


1340—tIs. G. MP TR Ponndipeper. 
CESSNOCK. ah SR ES at Cessnock, on the 27th daw of 
» September, 1922, by Cessnock Shire Council ; sum due at 
date of notice, £2 7s. 6d, :— 
Dark- con or black gelding, no brands tibiee aged, 144 
hands 
Tf not releesed, will be sold according to Impounding Act. 


1833—1s. T. COLLINS, Poundkeeper. 

















COOTAMUN DRA. tarcunies at Cootamundra, on the 7th 
day of Octoder, 1922, from Temora-road, by d. Byrnes ; 
sum due at date of notice, ‘£2 ; 


Red heifer, earmark off ear, 10 months. 


| Red aud white heifer, circle near thigh, earmark near ear, 10 








1341-28. 


months. 

Two red steers, circle near thigh, earmark near ear, 10 months 
Roan steer, circle near thigh, earmark near ear, 10 months. 
Red steer, no brands visible, ‘earmark off ear, 10 months. 
Red and white steer, no brands visible, earmark naer ear, 10 

~ months. — . 
Red bull calf, circle near thigh, earmark near ear, 6 months. 
Red bull, no brands visible, 12 months. 


Also, on the 24th ultimo, from Albert Park, Cootamundra, by 
fmponnding officer :—~ 
Roan calf, U 
If not released, will be sold at this Pouud at noén on the 
23rd October, 1922, 


1431—10s. A. ARMSTRONG, Poundkeeper, 


DENMAN.—Impounded at Denwen: on the 8rd day of 
October, 1922, from Denman street, by order of Muswell- 
brook Shire Council ; ; sum due at date of notice, Lis. 4d. 
each :— 

Bay gelding, like MW over 4 near shoulder, aged, 143 hands. 

Brown gelding, like H off shoulder, faint star, aged, 143 hands. 


Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the: 
26th’ October, 1922. 
13866—2s, 








‘A, DAY, Poundkeeper. 





DUBBO. Impounded at Dubbo, on the 4th day of October, 
1922, from Mr. Ower’s farm, Eulomogo (running on farm 
eighteen months) :— 

Brown draught gelding, & off shoulder, hind feet white, 
unbroken, 4 years. 

Tf not reloased, will be sold according to Impounding Act. 


1365—1s. P, FOLEY, Poundkeeper. 





HORNSBY.—Impounded at Hornsby, on the 27th day of 
September, 1922, from Unwin-road, Hornsby, by impound- 
ing officer :— 


Red and white cow, .A, over & off rump, Fa over =——= near 
rump, ear -marked, heavy in calf. 


If not released, will be sold according to Impounding Act. 
1330—1s. J. McINTYRE, Poundkeeper. 





HOWLONG. _—Impounded at Howlong, on the 9th day of 
October, 1922, from Howlong Common, by R. Walter, 
-herdsman ; sum due at date of notice, 9s. 6d. :— 


Black:pony mare, § near shoulder, 4 years, 13 hands. 
Ble ns vai eaced, will be sold at. this Pound at noon on the 
26th October, 1922. 


1388—1s. D. BRANNAN, eh 





HUNTER’S HILL: 2 isoaynded at Hunter’ s Hill, on the 
29th day of’ September, 1922, from Herberton-avenue, by 


7B. Willis :— 


Dark-bay horse, like RP (indistinct) near side, % on stifle, 
* “ pugged, aged, 143 hands, 
Light-creamy horse, J (sideways) over S near side, aged, 15 
hands. 
If vot released, will be sold according to Impounding Act. 


W. CUNEO, Poundkeeper. | 


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JINDERA.—Impounded at Jindera, on the 8rd day of 
October, 1922, from Walla Wella, by Walter Groch ; 
sum due at date of notice, £1 17s. :— 

Brown harness horse, like W over G near shoulder, small 
star, aged, 154 hands. 

If not released, willbe sold at this Pound at noon on the 

19th October, 1922. 

1360—l1s. 





MASCOT.—Impounded at Mascot, on the 6th day of October, 
1922, from Gardener’s-road, Mascot, by impounding 
Officer; sum due at date of notice set after each animal :— 


Brown pony gelding, like © near shoulder, aged, 14 hands ; 
£2 10s. 6d. 

Also, on the 9th instant, from Moore Park, by George Baker, 

ranger :— : 

Grey mare, like DDW near shoulder, aged, 14 hands; £1 3s. 

Brown pony gelding, like D near shoulder, hogged mane, 
aged, 18; hands; £1 3s. 

Brown gelding, no brands visible, hind feet white, 4 years, 15 
hands; £1 3s. 

Chestnut gelding, A over crown near shoulder, knees marked, 
star and snip, aged, 143 hands; £1. 

If not released, will be sold according to Impounding Act. 


1425—5s. S. ROSSBRIDGE, Poundkeeper. 








NARRANDERA.—Impounded at Narrandera, on the 3rd day 
of October, 1922, from Arthur-street, by impounding 
officer ; sum due at date of notice, 17s. 2d. :— 

Red bull, SM over \/ near rump, 12 months. 

If not released, will be so'd at this Pound at noon on the 

26th October, 1922. 


1339—I1s. G. MOLONEY, Poundkeeper. 





NORTH GUNDAGAI.—Impounded at North Gundagai, on 


the 2nd day of October, 1922, from travelling stock ' 


reserve, by order of Stock Inspector ; sum due at date of 
notice, 19s. each :-— - i 
Black mare, W over Y near shoulder, star, white feet. 
Chestnut mare, no brands yisible, blaze, cap off off hip. 
Dark-bay horse, like § over G near shoulder, off hip down, 
white spots on wither. 
Dark iron-grey colt, no brands visible. 
Dark-bay colt, no brands visible, large snip, white feet. 


Also, on the same date, from Nangus, by order of Mr. 


Charies Field; sum due at date of notice, £1:— 
Chestnut mare, like GWD. (very indistinct), near shoulder, 
blaze, ofl hind foot white. 


If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 


19th October, 1922. 
1386—6s, B. RYAN, Poundkeeper. 


——— eee 


| RAYMOND TERRACEH.—Impounded at Raymond Terrace 


on the 9th day of October, 1922, from Williamtown, by J 
Cox; sum due at date of notice, 188. 6d. :— as 
Black gelding, C Ai near shoulder, knees marked, blind off 

eye, aged, 15 hands. 
Tf nol released, will be sold at this, Pound at noon on the 


26th October, 1922. 
1426—ls. A. OSBORN, Poundkeeper. 








TENTERFIELD.—Impounded at Tenterfield, on the 26th 
day of September, 1922, from Eastern Common, by T. 
Cairns, impounding officer; advertisement delayed, await- 
ing supposed owner to release ; sum due at date of notice 

set after each animal :— ; 

Bay mare, ¢ over GD near shoulder, star, off hind foot 


white, 4 years ; 2s, . 
Brown mare, like {BM near shoulder, >< over CD off 
shoulder, 4 years; 1s. 2d. ; 
Bay mare, Ay over F'§ near shoulder, >< over CD off 


shoulder, blaze, off hind foot white, 4 years; 1s. 2d. 
Taffy pony gelding, no brands visible, aged ; 2s. 


Also, on 28th ultimo, from Sprin g’s, by M. Finn :— | 
Black heavy draught mare, y~\ over indistinct brand, like 
RQ near shoulder, — near back, about 7 years; &s. 

*TE not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 


19th October, 1922. 


1387—5s. - > J. ENGLAND, Poundkeeper. 


WEE WAA.—Impounded at Wee Waa, on the 6th day of 
._ October, 1922, from the Brae, by William Brennan :— 


‘Yellow bullock, OB@ near rump, white markings, about 6 


years. 
If not released, will be sold according to Impounding Act. 
1356—1s. F. HARDGROVE, Poundkeeper. 





Jnvustirial notices. 





[2489] 


Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
Sydney, 13th October, 1922. 





THE following Order of the Court varying the Award of the Court, published in Government Gazette 

of the 7th October, 1921 (20 I.G. 70U), made in and in relation to the industries and callings in respect 

of which the Textile Workers (State) Board is constituted (constitution published at page 1441 of No. 

37 of Government Gazette, dated 24th February, 1922—see also Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi, page 336), 

as varied by Orders of the Court, published in Government Gazettes of 11th November, 1921 QO 1.G. ~ ; 
869), 38rd March, 1922 (21 I.G. 895), and 25th August, 1922, is published in accordance with the : 
provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, and the Regulations thereunder. 

F. W. KITCHING, 

(No. 3,514.) ; Industrial Registrar. 


IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
No. 451 of 1922. 
Textile Workers (State) Board. 


Application by the General Textile Workers’ Union of New South Wales, Industrial Union of 
Employees, 
Thursday, the 28th day of September, 1922. 
Textile Workers (State) Award. 
Variation. 


. 1, Add to subclause (jf) of clanse 12, Weaving Department, of the said Award, gazetted the 
ith October, 1921, as varied in Gazette of the 3rd March, 1922, the following words and figures :— 


mony 
‘‘Adulé Weavers commencing in the Industry up to two and a half years experience, 
£2 4s. 3d. per week. Adult Weavers with two and a half years’ experience, £2 13s. 3d. 
per week, ‘ ; Pe 
: Provided that experience in cotton weaving for any period over two years shall count as 
two years’ experience in woollen weaving.” 


2. This variation shall take effect fourteen days after publication in Government Gazette, 
and sh ul remain in force thereafter until the 25th day of September, 1923, and is without prejudice to 
a reconsideration of the whole matter when a new Award is applied for. 


J T. ROLIN, 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 


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13 Oor, 1922) NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZRTTR, No. 146, 5635 
. £2536) ms ppt i ; ca ? ‘Industrial ogistrar’s Office! 


Sydney, 13th October, 1922. 


THE following Order of the Court varying the Award of the Court published in Government Gazette 
of the 14th October, 1921 (20 I.G. 691) made in and in relation to the industries and ceilings in 
respect of which the Cement Makers (State) Board. is constituted (constitution published at page 1438 
of No. 87 of Government Gazette, dated 24th February, 1922—see also Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi, page 


331), is published in accordance with the pecovinions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, and the 
Regulations thereunder. 


F. W. KITCHING, 


(No. 3,517.) Industrial Registrar. 


IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
No. 399 of 1922. 
Cement Makers (State) Board. 
Application by the Kandos Cement Company Limited. 
Friday, the 8th day of September, 1922. 
Cement Works (State) Award. 


Variation. 
& 1. Delete cee 4, Wages, of the said Award, gazetted 14th October, 1921, and substitute therefor 
: the following clause :— 
4 Wages. 


The lowest rates of wages payable to employees shall be as follow :— 
48-hour week. 44-hour week. 


In the Quarry— Per hour. Per hour, Per day. 
Machinemen Operating the big: eaechine at the ‘sp. d. .%, 8. s d. 
face eae aoe eee we 1 113 2 143 15 9 
Assistant to the above mentioned.. soit LOE 2 035 14 9 
I _ Other machinemen... a bedi tik LO 2° 08. 14 9 
Other assistant mine binenien ee Sse 1 103 13 9 
Popper machinists . ; . eS TOR 2 OF; 14.9 
Spawler oes ; hp! BF Oe (a ola 14 3 
Boxfiller oF eee tee ’ . aoe 1 2 1 103 13 9 
' Nipper L-6 ap eae “if peers Lt Bae 1 4 9 9 
Hopperman .. peat tee eds mas, 1 88 1 104 i3 9 
Crusher hand a ae? 1 103 13 9 
Powder monkey, wet or dry (staff aac dz 2 Jig 15 10 
) = ; Ropeway loaders... tee 1 8% 1 104 13 9 
| - Spacer ace ae ie 1 8% 1 1032 13 11 
- In and about Cement Woke 
At the stone crusher— 
Z Stone crusher hands vengne. ete wah eal hie 19353 —18 8 
~ Labourers ad See My Nethehs § Bek dae 1 93 13 0 
At the shale dryer— 
Leading hand .., whe tes ae ND Ali 1 9238 133 
General hands... ees 2¥ os Ege pees * 1 93 13 0 
In the weighing station— 
~ Weighman ... Re he Pe: ek poe 1 104 13 6 
Shaleman whe wey Be os ase ae | Ry fs 1 93; 13 0 
(6% _ Cleaner... ihe aes bay ay Poiben ie & 1: 954 13 0 
' ‘ In the raw mill— 
J Miller eee eee nee ooo aoe vee 1 93 1 1143 14 5 
Cleaner., Ae cap roy Le Gs 1 94 “13 0 
In the cement mill— : ; 
Miller .., <3 cc ae Mi Selah ciate: 1 1133 14 6 
a Cleaner... ae Ass <s Fy 7% 1 9) 13 0 
ts : Tn the coal mill— 
ee Miller .., nee Seen he iss Feaed SOs 1 1143 14 3 
3 Cleaner... RPA Se Sn UNSC RNe aap ear 1.93 13 0 
- Dryer’s attendant eee pe 1) 7% 1 94% 13 0 
At the rotary kiln— 
; ' Assistant miller (staff) Ae in Gs ee Oe 114 14 2 
~ Raw mill silo hand ... tae bot ie 8s 1104 13 10 
' At the clinker conveyors— 
Labourers Fe See biwtead Behe th, scp peas saat Le 1 93. 13 0 
At the clinker shed— s 
Gypsum hand.. 9 J 1049 14 0 
Clinker wheeler 17% 1 943 13 2 
At the silo— 
_ * General hands iS t- 7% 1 93, 13.0 
*  Beltman 1 10} 2 04% 14 9 
‘ Aerial ropeway— : 
Ganger te Oy ris ee th bE 2 154 15 6 
General hande, .. Ris ea, Py San ae 1 $3 13 0 
Assistant preaser 1 7 1 9, 13 40 
Machinery and Hesine gang— ; 
i Biggeei. vee veohit Nias odes yi 20°23, 16 0 
General ‘Hands: jh ee Taek 1) 58. 13 0 
At the lime kilns— 
Lime burner 1 83 110 13 6 
Are builder is oa he an, becee 1 933 13. 8 
Ash wheeler '..3 oe? fase e wea LE 1 838 13 3 
Labourer aw Fat ta ieee eh ig ode Uhr ash 1 933 138 3 
Miscellanous— 
'—*‘Fitters’ Jabourer ws ae ee wel is. 1, 8 13 0 
Bricklayers’ labourer... as 1 7% 1 933 13 3 
Skilled fitters’ labourer _... #) we £2 85 1 104 139 
‘Brick layers’ labourer whilst building 
ch 1 scaffolding i eee een “el ooe pee 1 8g I 103 * 13 
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"NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT : GAZETTE, Yo. 146, [13 Oon, 1998, 
48 hour week. 4 hour week. ze 
Per hour, ‘Per hour, Per day.. 
meets. Te &. d. Se Esk q ¢ s. d. 
Carpenters’ labourer ,.. yy 17k 1 2PM Rey 
General labourer ahi ue 1 7¥ 1: 93, 13 0 
Concrete mixer oe 1°74 ie & 18 0 
General labourer unloading coal 137 1°98 18°90 
‘Fettling ganger (staff) 1 10; 2 03; ‘14 10 
Labourers 1 ae 1 94 13 0 
Horse, dray and driver eas 2 3 2 €4 igs 0 
Horse driver of one horse a. ee 1 7% 1 92, 13 0 
Boys and-youths— 
416. years and inder isc eas) ses SS He A OF 0 10% 6 6 
ae years of age oh tale a tid 0 11é a sb 7 11 
” a ioe ses eee a 1. 232 9 4 
19 sa 1 43 1365 10 10 


2. This variation shall take affect fourthen days after its publication in the Government Gazette 
and shall remain in force thereafter until the 14th day of April, 1923. 


. ¥ T. ROLIN, 
Additional J udge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 





[2535] Indusirial Registrar’s Office, 
; Sydney, 13th October, 1922. 


THE following Order of the Court varying the Award of the Court published i in Government Gazette — 


of the 20th May, 1921 (19 I.G. 1659), made in and in relation to the industries and callings in respect 
of which the Cement Works (Commonwealth Portland Cement Company, Portland) Board is constituted 
(constitution published at page 1439 of No. 37 of Government Gazette, dated 24th February, 1922—eee 
also Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi, page 332), as varied by Order of the Court, published in Government 
Gazette of 15th July, 1921 (20 1.G, 141), is published in accordance with the provisions of the 
Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, and the Regulations thereunder.’ 


F. W. KITCHING, 
(No. 3,518.) 8 eee Industrial Registrar. 
IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
No. 462 of 1922. 
Cement Works (Commonwealth Portland Cement Company, Portiatla) Board. 
_ Application by the Commonwealth Portland Cement Company Limited. 
Friday, the 29th day of September, 1922. 
Cement Works (Commonwealth Portland Cement Company Limited) Award. 
Variation, 


1. Delete clause 4, Wages, of the said Award, gazetted 20th May, 1921, and substitute in lieu 
thereof the following clause :— 


4, Wages. 
The lowest rates of wages payable to employees shall be as follow :— 


In the Quarries. 


The men employed in the quarries undertake to make better time and not: to leave the 
quarries for the remainder of the day after a short shower of rain. The Company to exercise 
its riglits of dismissal of mew not reasonably. making good time. Time occupied in stopwork 
meetings not to be paid for unless such meetings are held at the Company’s request. 


Per day. Per hour. : 
g. 


ed. d. 
Machine men operating the big machines on the face pi coh a be prs 1113 
Assistants to the above mentioned ... wes wre Reena da cash REE 1 103 
Other machinemen at ee ee ake Ses SN ep igh Rare 1 104 
Other assistant machinemen ... oa Ae ey es Aye 1329 1 8 
Popper machinist Ria ian tes ike Bisa She hes htm: Heras | 1 103 
Jumperman 5 ds er es dae Fite seo ae eS oo 1 De 
Hammer and drill : man . ib ae ie a ya Seige Fes} 1 - 9% 
Spawler .., re wa ui ny iy “4 WR Aaa non Rees Beamer Wage 2 3 
Electric signalman ska ay iit sie ds Ris vee Ada O I 9 
Flag signalman °.., a pice pieces nse beac saa Rip tak one is che tae 1 8% 
Box-filler ... was {hs Shuwh BAe cmewalg Wi pleennees See weg oes Peyote eee Re 4 
Hooker-on naa cae ees Ne ate ABS ee pana AO eM ID 
Hopperman °° ... ie Se io dee bits ie 88 OD, ae CBE 
Stripper ... ae AN ie a Aire ia rs sae LB 9 1 8% 
Nipper... 4 es ay By Poppet he Dae | 1 8% 
Adults not pehiee wise provided for Beh ose fee ile Res voy oe 
At the Lime-kilns, 
Lime-burner es ue bx sa tke Be Sees abe Batu Ba 1 8i 
Are builder ms ty a ue a Bey: Le 8 1 7% 
Ash wheeler yy a a a ames) 4 ire oe 1 % 
Labourer EN NG, wag ses oe RY ake epee On ae sued ge 
_..... In and about the Cement Works.’ eae 
At the stone crusher— Sat NR Uae ' 
Stone crusher hands, leading hand ue 5a) pany Ay a Cee 1 7 
- Labourers... 5S ioe ids Neamt pubes: A oy Oh. EO i Ries 
At the shale dryer— ON ide 3S F fy 
Leadinghand ... bs Ode ash Sip ome ae Is feiss wera © egy £4 
General hand SRS. ME aca carey ane AS POT ga toy 
In the mixing house—. NPL OP Beis RR us , 
~ Mixer si ey i Pt a a? ie Be. Saag Bie) 1 83 
Greaser bogs hie aie 454 wt Gas Meare oes tes 0 eed Sa 
Cleaner eee vee see. eee eee ove rigs eee 13° 0 ; 1 ; 7% 


















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ioe ~ oy 8, d. 8. d. 
Se one % ad ; ‘ae cee @ ae ve 14 5 ) 1 9% ? a 
Venue” I aoe aoe we ee ee ‘Yee " 13 6 1 84 ran 
‘ Wedel r ihre eee ny fae vee aH 4 13 0 1 7¥ 
” Skipman oe a rat SC er ae ey | ren ay Ue variances Qed BE 
: Main shaft “ieee SE LIE Hak) MLA RAR Lance it AEM CAB Bute De Te 
yond cement mill— a inter sa z 
Na , ‘Miller — LF ap “se he f eee eee oon eee ses) 14 5 1 9% 
es Soe Ay uit us aye i) vhe 6 ye pct 
; 2% wee vee tee vee nee iin 13 0 1 VEY 
ws t eke x see ’ eee Lee ths ane eee eee =p t nee ELS 0 1 7h 
Pie Sean inate ei oe Be Aus a ae Seat . 
+5 a . Oy eee it eg Miller nee ie jeoe cae 5 aoe : ne eae oe ce 14 3 b 1 9% 
OOF ERM ioeut kts ee ak riigatetant ae 3 TaeRSy AGNSSRRA DS TAMER Ves Sisk bas ig eed Oe ta ee 
; -¥ ne ae : - Truckman Sees thee ‘ woe poe eee pee poy f ea 13 0 on # vie) 
hee. PS Pee ae ‘Cloaner rie. to, rie Ry Se Cae 5 heh cgi icmae kash. Oo ie: 2e 
Sah Be sep _ At the rotary kilms— aa 
(SRE ee eae re & -  Firat.cement-burnér ys 00 abe ee San bites oi See EEE Os Be O 
\e phe aes jee SRE ot ; Second. cement binge sree it res fac an OU ri BR! G Tit 
(oahy CRE aciae eta Ce _ Third cement burner — 2 eR Ear ial RE i a RR EAU 1 105 i 
“ARNG tig Jae Qa ourth cement burner | ras cag Scenes ail cl Heike Eee Laney @ 1 9% j 
é At the clinker conveyors— Tak A eae, ae. er 
Seromserey | ork LORAIN) OH AVG. Hae Me ergs ESS ETE 
“Labourers ile PMMA RO As aie ena Gad Maple 9" LQ wee Ly iunee Reon? ORL Te 
ae, the clinker shed HN, LP AU CSS ws : 
- Clinker shed operatives — Fee eee pecbir ie ate: fos sea ee tau. B 1 7 
At the. fertilizer plant— ‘ee Say eS ON a ia . A 
i _ Leading hands SORE re a Ree Saws aoa pepe oasiree Maes er Lok 
abourers — ec zn eee i Fic : ies Pry] * see iS swele one 3 0 1 qs. 
es te laboratory—_ ay! 8 Ui et LM Si a ie 
Mechanical tester. ee Cae eR aaca i dant ded ae sae, does LS 1 8¢ 
‘Sampler and tester from 1 raw will ae seers Pee ts OSs Salas ie 
Ae Samy ler and tester from cement mill and silo Pa nce Peleg ib an Uae Say B 
At the silo— ef Oo f . 
si gas -Binman ease, oh te a Dy coe tan Leak RE RN ese LOO 1 8% 
- Machineman > Real aE aia oe) ee ea gk” OP leew aun ae Le eo 1 8% 
Machine barrowman Dk reercehicta? “a ne be jo dS Ge by BE 
ER leOriian vise Gs pods ees Pe ies int - ft ett AS, Oe £5 Fas 
~ Packer ca wee eae oe oe bee yous veo oe 13 0 1 7 
Sealer : 6 vee yee - eee ~ 900 Ae veo eee 13 0 1 + 
_ Stacker and breaker-down i in stores = it Veep bo. .O 1 7 
ges BOR rouakGe GMICUNCH st weg) enw vcee Ura a ge. Oy cy bs oe 
_ _Bag-shaker or mender, leading hand... yy: ac sh Sd BS ose} Le 7% 
Assistant timekeeper See vet anal A TB tk 1 7% 
- General labourer on shift fe Ne tee eb oans aimee emo O 1 7 
Beltman I Sane tes wehibth cus ae eee apo, | AG ee al ooo 1 103 
"Aerial ropeway— : eM Magee ih 
_ Ganger ee eae de eee ae tate Cale vee eee sea 15 6 1 lt 
4 SHAUR MMR. Sut aks _ General Hand wegen a Sace iON eT iret aes ine ae cha O 1 7 
a Re ae Ck Gg Bag and rigging ¢ gang— en a 
re ae We aay er ano  Ganger Syn a Be * emenste LOe O: oe 2/0 é 
Ste KGa yiaine gc Vs oe Wanda ney on rs are aa WR ia : 
Bars cite Ps Arima Le abodes ; an eee iy ea 7, ts tO Re: ae & | 
. ao -Stilled fitters’ acid Be, ee Ry oe ue ts aa nae One G 1 &8§ 
Plate iron worker knw ws woe sis bi eaee Cree ae Gr, ee Oe 
ae -Blacksmith’s striker... a 1 ya eae PUR eae Ae is kam Ny 
ides er Bricklayers’ labourer pete aati a "te wa Gee ao ds Ee 
-- Brieklayers’ labourer, whilst bilaing seatelding We Tein: BS.) Ge ae Be 
ese at Beeps 1 ers’ labourer... SEE Same ee Seco LS, O a 5 ene 
Cade (ata ade St COR Ad. labourer oh A es a eg ee Pa eh B Spat Liruae See & 
Kk Pelee res / Oonerete-mixer — reas 8 oe ATEN See iy eee ata se) Oe Te 
fibres, « sag  Cotierete-packer Pee Bt a UN ee, Ae OE Ce Loe 1 ge 
Pees RCE Tg be aid General Jabourer fnioaing coal es eS eh} HEL Vinegar Ne apg gee..) Ol eee Bc 
Hammer and drill man se elon hh a Aiea eee ester S 
i + "9 gett a A ‘Shunter oo ’ ses (aa ce th see yoe vee ee 15 0 1 104 rs 
eit aed + Reulor, MIR ae RD Ser AMM a wade. oe games ON te Bea ee oy 
pa eee OS. Sawyer. and sow-haxpoher bb on  whatorer work employed ess ee Pa OV ae 
PE Hee 43) a. er ee GEN Da ra) a rae Bona k BB ORK: ke Be a 
pA GR S ‘Oys and youths— — A ae a nt k . : ; arty 
BPW A SAS, NGA) Tree CORO years and under Racrees’ Bibragg ee ay orn oe re OO, 0S * A 
2S eee ies 17 years of age fe VMS Patt a sat ae hae Naps Beg Ay eee Bs Qe bs 
i teviccg aye ‘i ge a of age f veer Or ieee at oe ae eee ; see 29 8 , 1 25 a y TAN tr 
Ti Be. + wt, as) } ee 4 eae 9 years of age q M5 pie eee eee aoe ay 11 C0. 1 4h ay a 


Mth) aa Ge. ok: Ob Rter using cart supplied t ak Obienonweaitti Puetland Cement : : maa) i, 
ory Saat Company drawn by horses. ‘supplied Py, himself but fed at the z 










: Beh: a expense of the Company... Crees aie ves Pd Site ay ie tae 
Hate dray, and driver... (Miretuee Ate! ties kon raas lagphil cae ie Ss 18 0 2 3 Pie 
Hor Paha of one ie fea) ia @hbeuneteh dee Vee ly grygn LOO. AE Te hhh 


: : ‘ : Shaft Sinking, fa. i gay tp i he: 
Sha: aft sinker shod 10 ‘thet 7 pith Le & 
‘Shaft sinker alee feet eS Ne ; Pass é 
My % ie? aie: eee ) see see 13, Ors ¥ 

ae ys ; yariation shall ‘eke olftch Yourtech days after its publication in the, Government Gazette, 
and shall r remain in force thereafter, until the 14th day of April, 1923. — 
baa The rates, ca e herein ara on the. basis of a 48-hour week, leaving the Be at liberty if they 
rt as ce tis ak ne rg kd to section y vof hs ete. Hours incre: 








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tnt Jud ae of the Cats of Industrial Arbitration, 
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5638 _ NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 146. [18 Oor,, 1992, 








[26031 Industrial Registrar’s Office, _ 
: Sydney, 13th October, 1922. 


THE following Order of the Court varying the Award of the Cours published in Government Gazette of 
the 6th May, 1921 (19 I.G. 1699) [corrected in Goverament Gazette of 16th September, 1921 (20 L.G. 
532)], made in and in relation to the industries and callings in respect of which the Water Supply 
and Sewerage imployees (Metropolitan) Board is constituted (constitution published at page 1472 of 
No, 87 of Government Gazette, dited 24th February, 1922)—see also Industrial Gazette, vol xxi, page 
399), as varied by Orders of the Court published in Government Gazettes of ilth November, 1921 (20 
IG. 894), and 12th May, 1922 (211.G@. 1823), is published in accordance with the provisions of the 


Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, and the Regulations thereunder, . 
F, W. KITCHING, ) 
(No. 3,516.) — - _ Industrial Registrar. ° 


IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
No. 310 of 1922. Fhe 
Water Supply and Sewerage Employees (Metropolitan) Board. i 
A pplication by. the Board of Water Supply and Sewerage. \ 
Tuesday, the lst day of August, 1922, 3 
Water Supply and Sewerage Employees (Metropolitan) Award. 
Wages Division. 
Variation. 


1. Delete the last paragraph of clause 23, Apprentices, of the said Award, gazetted 6th May, 
1921, as varied in Gazette of 12th May, 1922, and substitute in lieu thereof the following paragraph :— 


The minimum rate of wages per week for apprentices shall be as follows :— 


Enginecring Electrical Carpentry and 
Trades. Trades. Joinery Trades. P 
Byuadls Kola 8. 
Ist year ar er ae 10°79 9 8 SY ry 
2nd year ae oo ro 14 11 1740 18 10 
3rd year f3 sah as 2t 1 24 1 25 3 
4th year hes ic she 31. 8 33 9 31 8 
5th year si vee mee ad Sea hace 43,2 41 1 


2. Add to clause 49, Existing Rates, of the said Award, the words :—“ Except in the case and to 
the extent of a reduction of the rate herein piescribed for his trade or craft.” 


3. Delete clause 52, Wages, of the said Award, as varied in Gazette of 12th May, 1922, and sub- 
stitute in lieu thereof the following clause :— ; 
52. Wages, 


Wages shall be paid at the rates following :— 
48-hour week or 44-hour 


8-hour shifts, week. ae i 
Per day. Per hour. Per hour. Per hour, 
; —s, da, s. ds Bcd... sed, 
Activating sludge attendant... a BB hrc eee Gah? 1 10; 2 OFF  .eeres 
Air compressor fitter a Ft Gas ion aie ALS NO 2iiS a 
Air compressor driver as se ee ae Ae BOLO. Bc Os ae oe 22a 
Ashman... Rh santa ae ae i a fae 166 1114 Pa ES ga 
Assistant cement tester ... eS) a He Ded D 8 we ones Ree rl 11 ae 
Assistant heliographer ... Bee ica ee IPPs ede Bc odie $ Pia xen 
Attendant inlet house ir ide hahaen ahs Sa PLO Re eS dt yee As volspe 
Backbolter ... aoe a Aes ae Posie umanedt Lk ONO aU NOL Pelle 2 Vy oun. 
Batterman ... we ry eee “ip at ead Mig 2/0 2 27) 
Blacksmith .. Ei ee sie ca Bs Heal Wea ti 2 23 Pa: Fo ae 
Blackawith’s striker sue a Se cea va EAA DOR mule tur Oak Vb cite i 
Blockmaker (concrete) ... ae uae SiR OAD, We Pits 2 aaa 
Boilermaker... a ae 2% AN See ReuiitLagghces Zhe DAO ae ; 
Boilermaker’s assistant ~ ...0 0... i ieee wa 149 110% yin 6 <a A ‘ 
Boiler cleaner als Bi aes ae 4a fey ae 1 103 2 OBS scenes 
Boom man ... ae BA Be. Ba Mr Le tS eA) 28 2 ID eeivewe 
Brace man ... es Ne net Ba, bid ER Aa TLD 1114 Es ae 
Brass finisher (1st class) ... At, 3) si see Ay he 2245 2 Ase coves 
Brass finisher ,(2nd class) ... be Led nae te bv) SOLE 1 113 2 Pas evaeee ‘ 
Bricklayer (surface) ae ae Ue Aan be SPOR ae ARS.) 27 GE uees 
adel’ Wao Wide Rs) 2 cee ue, 
Bricklayer (underground) a Peat 1 YO? L Oar Ore Dae 2 OBE ee 
; (a) 19:54 2 48 DR Vk soanne 
Carpenter (leading) es ap. Koh ye ioe. AO OUR OD AR Tae Pies 
. : CUS Mase arte aR ae, Sameer 
Carpenter ... ae Bi ae Me w. 17103 2 23 2 54 ee 
fa) Cd Fo 2 12 2 44 ee 
Carter, owning turnout... a a dongs | thes 8 LO Ga ee 24k I TaEe Bee 
Chainman (Jeading) ~——... ee Pee Bea € tans LO wien AOE 2 POPS Geen 
Chainman .., we Me ss Hy RN Keane Ca 4 Urs VDF ab ar'es 
Chauiteur (head office)... Hs ja wei Rapier Poets ting 9b niles gE) 2.14 R 
Chauffeur... Mth iM bid ine ae Peel Bow @) 1 103 2: OSes dibs 
Cistern tester (leading) ... aut se ste ae ) L6ca6 2) 402 Quip ieee Absa 
~ Cistern tester rE wh ae Be eh EE ae wwe 15.46 1113 Zio TA Aeeiee 
Cleaner (male) a pak Sod A Acie < MU em e Rae te ORO ie Ser ia aa EN teresa 
Coal trimmer a Tmt nme oe as a Ae ue 1.103 2 Os seve 
Compo. mixers and wheelers Bee Lol yl dedit am ivae) ofc. Yates 4 iO eas 1 113 PA eee ee 
Concrete machine feeder ws fe Remon coe) DB 20 Dieae aseb lsc 
Concrete packs aah Pad Pe emeee tues Sie ea! tee) 1 113 2 155 vu 
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Concrete turner (leading hand)... ... wae a 
Conerete wheeler ... nee Ra's ies tas fae 
Diver (six hours) ... ites be a Sec Fe 
- Diver’s attendant .. 0... as ae 
Driller and borer is ARE 
Dumpman .., te se eee a 
- Hleetrical fitter (leading) © ae ds aay Aes 
2) 
- Electrical fitter —... sae ay ae as © 
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- Hiectrical mechanic (leading)... at Hs ie, 
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Electrical mechanic ia Me oft ae Si 
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Electrician, shift. ... S's a BAS Ries as 
(a) 
Electric motor driver... As ae we 
Engine-cleaner _... An one ce Rs Pits 
_ Engine-driver - ths 
_ Engine-driver (locomotive steam) 
Engine-driver (oil engine or oil locomotive) 
' Engine-driver (steam oat: ite 
- Engine-driver (traction) . ies 
Engine-room attendant ... ‘Sabet ara 
. Fasteners, fishers MPs and ratchet. borers on ee 
- Fencer (leading) - ae ate Ae reas soe 
Fencer ky sed Reabeyi fiw ok wee a) ; 


Fireman. -};. 
Fireman (bueyrus) ... 


Fireman (locomotive) * bash 
Fitter and turner ..,  ... Gi 
Fitter’s labourer... Pe Lae oe 
Gardener (head) 
Gardener ane ee bas ‘Bt 
General hand, Cataract Pi ary pias be 
General smith ite se ais nat ot 
Hall attendant se oe dee te ose 
Hammer and drillman .,..) ... be eae 
 Horse-driver (single) Ramses 
. Horse-driver, for each additional horse os ¢ 
.  Horse-driver, providing horse... aby ns 


Horse-driver, providing each additional horse is ues 
Hydrant marker... sie Maik ie aa rs 
Jackman ..,._ ... see ee 


‘Jumperman... » ... ES ANS SSA Ai ats fe 


Labourer. 
Labourer, assistant ‘bricklayer ‘or caxpenter, other than 


on buildings... ae ip ; nae , 
Labourer, builders’... nee ame tn ots ab 
Labourer, achat atitie trench to 8 feet ... a 
Labourer, excavating trench below 8 feet vee evs 


Labourer excavating concrete, or woodblocksand concrete 
Labourer, filling buckets or ae at bottom of shaft 


during sinking .. mt a ise a: be 
Labourer, steam shovel pit Ee ras ate 
Labourer, tarring metal wood or iron work. 
Lagger ie ae she Ae Jen ir 
Lamplighter =... ee ade Weegee 


Leakman (1st. class) 

Leakman (2nd class) ‘ bes Ve te 
Liftman and cleaner (1st class) . fan abe 
Liftman and cleaner (2nd class) . 


‘Linker-in (leading)... oe a - ny st 


Linker-in —.., sone ie 
Machinists who grind knives or cutters .. 

Machine drillmen—44 hours ase 
Machine gutterers—4¢4 hours... 


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Maintenance man (day or night)... ie Soe 
Manhole builder... _ 4, «a 
Mechanician ae i. ge ; 
Men on outfall store (leading) Ad. ah ee ok 
Men on outfall works rE ay, 3 ih oly 
Messengers (ist class) ... Waal Suataee 
Messengers (2nd class) ... ah F 
Meter cleaner and examiner ast cL baa ae ise 
Meter-tester (leading) _... pooh tone are 
Meter-tester _ ee it os i af 
Miner, \st grade, driving s sewer tunnels with sout explo- 
sives (25 hours) Bigs “pe a ia 


Miner, Ist grade, after resets through (36 fase) Mes 


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Miner, 1st grade, wet or dry (36 hours)... ° ... ee 


‘Miner, 2nd grade, wet or dry (44 eee ile. ae 
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Monier plate-lining setter... we CGS Ae 
Motor lorry driver up to 2 tons .., tee veg 
Motor lorry driver over 2 tons and up to 3} tons A 
Motor lorry driver over 3} tons ... ai a ie, 
Oilers (low levels) .. Ae ne a se 1} 
Painter ie a} fe ues ek are oa 
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Pan tester (leading) pe nek asi YA 25 
Pan tester... ie aan oH AB pe ie 
Pile driver ... ae ai BB AS 
Pipe finder (survey "pranch) Para ees eS, ie 
Pipelayer, water (1st class) ny 50 al a ets 
Pipelayer, water (2nd class) “a < tba tai 
Pipelayer, sewerage Vi aA ose te fe 
Pitcher setter avs ers AS < 58 aA 
Plasterer (surface) ... ce ant ne ee ay, 
(a), 
Plasterer (underground) ... / ... oe i re 
. a 
Platelayer ~ ... ft we A ied fae ve 
Plumber ... oa 8 48h aegeetenye as 
Powder monkey ... He iis ug ave aot 
Press squinter ; ra ; 


Rockchoppers (1st class) 36 ‘hours | ae - yi 
Rockchoppers (2nd class) 44 hours KY ys ois 


Rope splicer (hemp) ~.. Re Ie, whines age 
Sewage farm hand ‘Ceading) ah oa ves Be 
Sewage farm hand . Rea rains eke tee 
Scabbler ... mee hae ie tmunoas mes abs eS 
Scaffoldman... os ot ae aA * ite 
Sheet-metal worker A SE vee 
Spawler = «.. a ne “ne tee 089) stew 
Stockman .., se) ee Rae a8 Sid 
Stone-crusher feeder Wee wi op sat us 
Storeman and timekeeper .. sea vas oth 
Storeman and depét- keeper, Park-road . is a8 
Storeman and depdt-keeper, Leichhardt... Se 
Storeman, Meter Branch . ate oa ate Ati 
Storeman, Meter Branch assistant ie ies abe 
Storeman see nh ee ist <o vee vain 
Switch attendant .., ia ies see oe Or 
Tap tester (leading) BS vee ine oes a 
Tap tester and examiner ,., nas ose sine me 
Timberman (ist class) ... a ie A an 
Timberman (2nd class) .... is ss Hag ease 

: Timekeeper ... ave oh soe fae as ae 
Tipman oe &e A a shee aa ay 
Train brakesman ... ah sis ne 


Truckers out and shovelmioh a ‘ 
Truckers out and shoyelmen in drives aver : 160 feet 


(36 hours) _.... Sa tea A isi 
Turntock *’:.. Apo) aa aS sad aM 
Turncock, assistant... ae ea inpe oh okt iad $ 
Tool fettler ... ny we oe Ne wh ule 
Valve attendant  ... ia Her Yo ics ais} 
Vent shaffman ... A BR Ck Seek a AR ai 
Vent shaftman, assistant . ie Se at Ase 
Vent shatt tester ... i aes aah see 
‘Watchman .. Ae Ga Ae ia UR tee 
Watchman and cleaner ... ay, les Ae sy 

; Wire rope splicer and gearman ... We ove woe 
Youths, 17 and under 18 years... bas acs 


Youths, 18 and under 19 years... te Vee ob 4 


Youths, 19 and under 20 years ... ick ct ene 
Youths, 20 and under 21 years... thee 


Men employed scraping, cleaning, chipping, painting, 
lime-washing and cement-washing metal work in 
connection with trunk mains and viaducts, and 
bridges and reservoirs, and tanks not above 20 feet 
from the ground ies Seb tlas ee 

Men employed scraping, denuile. chipping, painting, 
lime-washing and eement-washing metal work in 
connection with reservoirs and tanks, and viaducts 
and bridges above 20 feet from the ground vibe 

Men cleaning metal by sand blast process a 


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4. This variation shall take effect from the 25th day of August, “1922, inclusive, except with 


regard to rates of pay marked (a), which rates shall operate from the 6th day of ny eet 1922, inolarra 


It shall remain in force until the 5th day of May, 1924, 


Leave is reserved to the employer to apply for variation of the Award i in respect of. the rate of 


. pay for plumbers. 


Additional Judge of the Court of Sodiapeal Arbitration, 


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"Taduateia Pci ban s Office, 
Sydney, 18th October, 1922. 


5 ; the Court sina in exercise ise ue powers ocateivn on it by section 14 of 
Arbitrati Act, 1912, determining certain industrial matters arising in and in relation to 


the industries and callin respect of which the Bakers and Breadearters (South Coast) Board is con- 


afi ond th Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi, page nieehse is 8 hachamanngs in accordance with the provistons of 
the ere ions Rapereundees, aes ek 


F. Ww. ‘KITCHING, 
Industrial Registrar. 


: IN (THE coURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW ete WALKS. 
No. 450 of 1922, 
Bakers ond Bread: carters (South Coast) Board. 





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_ Aptian by the Bread. caters! Union of Nev ew South Wales, Industrial Union of Employees. 
nels is Bat Sheattes eee ah : _ Friday, the 22nd day of September, 1922, 
‘ ah tines <i  Bread-carters (South Coast) Award. 


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CE ‘ A “Definitions. 


(i) Brctece he tacit es biemninods 
and shall include a Plate where: An, employer or his representative keeps his cart or stables his 
+a, 

Gi) Bread- dena The ‘term.* @ bread- carter”? 
Gaerne bread in any receptacle and acting in the capacity of carver or agent who receives bread for the 
_ purpose of transfex or delivery to. private dwellings, shops, hotels, cafes, restaurants, ships, or boarding- 
houses, or in pursuance of any special contract with the } ‘Government, or other persons., But where 
_ bread-carters receive bread on their runs from their employers, the person transferring such bread shall! 
~ not be classed asa Daeetonrtapy be Co) Hoke under the age of 18 eps shall be. employed as a bread- 
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4 2. ‘Terms of Employment. 





“x eos notice of termination of employment: shall be given by either the employer or the employee. 


(ii) Payment Pe Dneity, sts yh carters shull be paid their wages,on oda when iid have 
“finished their work. 


(iii) Work to be perf hineae: The time Pabesacite occupied in stable ask) pttendahees on horses, 
- oading conta cleaning harness, and woahing carts shall be calculated as pe of his ordmary labour. 


il . ~~ 8. Hours of Labour. 
Rises: of ‘Weetly. are as hereinafter big the hours of labour shall be as follows : a 
‘2, bay Ordinary weeks, 48 hours, 
 (b) Where a holiday or an Award Atay, ocenrs, 42, hours. 
Age Where two of-such holidays occur, 36 hours. 
Gi), Baily.—Notwiths anding, anything | in this Award:contained, the hours set out in the preced- 
ts _ing tabolenes: shall be worked between 6 am. and 5 p.m. in June, July, August, Seprember, and between 
~ §.30 am. and 5. p.m. in the remaining months of the year. 
ee ‘ Git) Starting Tome—The weck’s work shall commence cn Monday and finish on Saturday night. 
The day’s work shall’ commence at the time the’ bread- carter arrives on the employer’s premises, and 
_ terminate when he finally leaves them. 
2 (iv) Meals.—Hvery bread-earter shall be Digaed one hour per dey) for meals. 
ae er (vy Conseoutive “Hours. all orene hours in the day shall be consecutive, except for meal 
__ times. ; Ppa a ; 


See | 





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4 Wages, 


a CORE ER tee ea Ree ‘Minimam Wage. > Except as Lhatotia thes provided the lowest weekly wage for bread- carters shall 
pie tas So be £4 3s. ees ee pe ten ah 
Deas Area és a USS ites ie Sean are cae 5. Overtime. 
d =) Weasiinle shall be rejnidl for at the raté of time and a half per hour for all work done in excess 
of 48 = up to 5b haeee per week, and 3s. rag hour for all work done:in excess of 54 and up to 60 hours 
tee. wee ; , 








ei accident, “or wet weather affee ting the. roads shall more than 10 hours be worked on any one day. / 
cia ie La ati (iti) Learning Run.—No overt.me shall be charged for any work done during the first week in 
Piaf bs a) which. a bread-carter is employed learning his round of customers. 





earn 





‘ . ae. Sunday Work. 


sey Cane shall ete of ‘attendance on horaes only, and shall be paid for at not: less than 8s. 
Sunday work shall be limited to two hours. 
_ oftener than once in pene three Sundays. Bag ies 


oO cay 7. Holidays, 
The: ieee shall im full Hollis New Year's. Day, asatvetuary Day, Good Friday, Easter 


| Monies Anzac eg Rs King’ g eee: Christmas Day, Boxing’ Peys and the third Le nip in every 
month.” ue > ar 





, 





i Leave of Absence. 








oF ies employee ia has worked for a employer for twelve consecutive months shall be! allowed 
a of. absence on full pay. for six consecutive working days. | 

be An. employer shall give each employee seven days’ notice of the date from which his holidays 
all be taken, and shall Py such big othe one Weeks ‘Wages, in advance before the commencement of 





Mt ie Ppa enc nae ge aa jak worked less than mas months he shalt be allowed one day’s leave of 
e e nee for every two months worked, An employee shall not be compelled to take his lear’ Jf absence 
days during which notiée:of termination ofemployment is running, whether such notics is given by 

i aployer or the employee. On suck termination of employment the employee shall be entitled to 
‘lieu of any leave. which he has earned by his service and which he has not in fact had. 





fv be ht fonmiot service has Bona Seg to. . 





3641 
ae | 


pec 


gu 
ituted (constitutio published at page 1442 of No. 87 of Government Gazette, dated 24th February, , 


‘as used in this Award. means the. premises attached to a, 


as ea in this Award eball mean any person who - 


“ Weekly ae ae The wages in all cases shall be weekly wages and shall be paid weekly. 


~ (ai) iverpt in-case of oalgond, omer e shall not exceed 12 houra per week, nor except imease of 


% af Le sie ake is peti ie jan he soni not: later than the pay nea in the week after it is 


No bread-carter shall be required to work on Sunday | 


‘In the event of an employee's employment being terminated before twelve montha service hag 
% ‘completed, he shall 1 forteit. payment. of wages equivalent’ to the ihe of eye leayohe “rd enjoyed A 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 146. 








9. Emer; gency Men. 


Aut emergency man s dlivan id bread on any one run for not more than two consecutive days at a 
time shull not, during such period, be classed as a bread-carter. but on each subsequent consecutive day 
on which such emergency man is delivering bread on such run he shall be classed as a bread-carter : 
Provided always that nothing herein contained shall permit an emergency man to deliver bread exce,t 
between the hours prescribed herein for the delivery of bread. 


10. Shortage of Money and Broods 8 se 
A bread-carter shall not, except in the case of dishonesty, be held respons ble to make good any 


> 


. shortage of money or bre-d appearing on the face of his cook, unless he is notified of such shortage 


within twenty-four hours after the day on which the entry in the said book has been made, Sundays and 
holidays not to be reckoned in the said twenty-four hours. 


11. Good Friday Deliveries. i 


Any bread-carter delivering after 5 p.m. on the Thursday preceding Good Epaey, or aioe 5.30 
a.m. on the following Saturday shall be paid double time. hee \ 


- 12. Board and Lodging. 


It shall not be a term of employment that a bread-carter shall boird or lodge with his employers 
but this condition shall not apply in the case of parent and son. 


13. Preference. 


Subject to the provisions of the Returned Soldiers and Sailors Boaplgwntent Act, 1919, preference 
of employment shall be given to members of the Bread-carters’ Union of New South Wales, Industrial 
Union of Employees, over other persons offering their labour at the same time, other things being equal : 
Provided chat, in any case where a new employee, not having been a member "of the said Union at the 
time of his engagement, becomes a member of the said Union within fourteen days after hia said 
ongagen ent, it shall be deemed that no question of preference has arisen. 


é 14. Existing Wages. 


‘No employee who is at the date of this Award receiving from any employer a wage in excess of 
the minimum wage for the elass of work he is doing shall, while so employed, have his margin over the 
minimum wage reduced by reason only of this Award. 


15. Area, Incidence, and Duration. 
h 


222 of lzth September, 1919, made in and in relation to the industries-and callings in respect of which 
the Bakers aut Bread-carters (South Coast) Soard-is co: stituted, as varied by. Orders’ of the Court 
published in Government Gazettes No. 269, of 12th December, 1919, No 102, of 23th May, 1920, No. 
32, of 4th March, 1921, No. 47, of 17th March, 1922, and No. 12° *, of 25th August, 1922. 

It shall apply to breadcarters within the jurisdiction of the said Board within the ares comprised 
in the following boundaries, viz. :—Commencing at the summit of Bald Hill, near Stanwell Park, in the 
county of » untberland ; thence by a line in a southerly direction along the summit of the coast range to 
the top of Bulli Pass ; icaknce by a line running due west to a distance of twenty miles trom the South 
Coast railway line ; thence by a line running in a southerly direction to a point 20 miles due west of the 
town of Nowra; thence by a line running southerly and easterly at a distance of 20 miles round that 


This Award rescinds and replaces the Award of the Court published ih Government Gazette No. : 


(13 Cor, 1922. 


town to tho coast line; thence northerly along the coast to a point due east of Bald Hill; 


and thence 


west, to the point of commencement at Bald Hill aforesaid. 
It shull take effect fourteen days after its publivation in the Gat peenieat Gazette, and shall remian 


in force thereafter for a period of two years, 


27. R. CURLEWIS, 


; Yh adieu Judge of the Court of Todustrial Arbitration. 





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NEW SOUTH WALES ‘GOVERNMENT GAZETTE” pion 
The “GOVERNMENT GAZETTE”? is now published on the | Proclamations ie =e ip Vy a een a) ODDO 
Fripay in each week, and the issue of Supplements, | Local Government Act, 1919-—Notices under ... .. ... 5563 
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be received by the Government Printer not later than ourt Notices tee oe eee see vs ee DOG4 
TWELVE o’cLocK of the day preceding the day of | Appointments, &. ._ 78 = <= ve ae | 565 = 


publication. Advertisements received after that time 
will be inserted, if carcumstances permit, on payment 


of a late fee of 98. 6d. 





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Proors of Departmental Notices will be supplied, | aig ike Aect—Notie under ie oe ik 
but must be returned not later than 5 p.m. on ‘the, | 20Vormment pall ways dag tramways NOvUces under es. 
Thursday, and duly certified for issue by a responsible | Legally Qualified Medical Practitioners., . 5571 
Officer; otherw ise such Notices will not be included | Act of Parliament assented to... Muon ve «(OOT7L 
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_ Printed and Published by Jonw SprNnoz, Acting Horerameat 


‘Printer, 13th October, 1922. 


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TO ‘THE 


ent Gaset 


ee OF THE STATE OF 


NEW SOUTH WALES. 


PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY. 


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- , [REGISTERED AT THE GENERAL POST OFFIOE, SYDNEY, FOR TRANSMISSION BY POST 4S A NEWSPAPER. } 


Norell ois 


SPECIAL GAZETTE UNDER THE “PUBLIC SERVICE 
| ACT, 1902” ; 


_ APPOINTMENTS. 


CHIEF SECRETARY’S DEPARTMENT AND OFFICE OF THE 
MINISTER OF PUBLIC H®ALTH.. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 


_ Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 


the Pubhe Service Board, has approved of ~ 


Mr. Stephen Thomas Creagh, Clerk, Chief Secretary’s 


Department and Office of the Minister of Public 
Health, being appointed as Private Secretary to 
the Minister from 21st July, 1922. : 
CHARLES W. OAKES, 
Chief Secretary and Minister of Public Health. 


DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, and upon the recommendation 
of the Public Service Board, has approved of the 
appointment of as ; 


Mr. Hubert McBain Gardiner Garden, Supervising 
Architect, Second Grade, as Architectural Drafts- 
man, Department of Public Works,—such ap- 

_ pointment to take effect from 3rd August, 1922. 


Mr. Alexander Thomas’ MeDougall. Chief Engineer- 


- Master, as Senior Dredge Master, Dredge Service, 
Department of Public Works,—such appointment 
to take effect from 25th August, 1922.) — 


Pee a2 arn eit, AL, 


BARE (2 SSE CARRE + SYS CR FS RE SB RE CDS PRE EAE BS FS 


FRIDAY, 13 OCTOBER. 





(1922. 


APPOINTMENTS, Be 


DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, -has approved of the following 
appointments :— © 


Mr. Edward Percy Cusick, Relieving Clerk of Petty 
Sessions, to act as Clerk of Petty Sessions, Mus~ 
wellbrook, vice’: Mr. G. McKay, transferred, and 
pending permanent arrangements,—from the 6th 
October, 1922; also to act as District Registrar: in 
Bankruptcy at Muswellbrook (to act only at such 
times as the Police Magistrate is unable to perform 
the duty), Assistant Registrar of Births, Deaths, 
and Marriages for the District of Robertson at 
Muswellbrook, and Registrar of the Court of Re- 
view at that place under the Land and Income Tax 
Assessment Act, 1895, and Regulations thereunder, 
—-from the same date. 





Mr. Harold Palser, Acting Crown Land Agent, Parkes, 
to uct alse as Clerk of Petty Sessions at thaplace 
during the absence of Mr. O. A. Willans, on leave, 
—from 25th September, 1922; also to act as Dis- 
trict Registvar in Bankruptcy at Parkes. (to act 
only at such times as the Police Magistrate is 
unable to perform the duty), Assistant Registrar 
of Births, Deaths, and Marriazes for the District 
of Ashburnham at Parkes, and Registrar of the 
Court of Review at that place under the Land aud 
Income Tax Assessment Act, 1895, and Regula- 
tions thereunder,—from the same date. 





5644 








Mr. Charles Joseph Rooney, Clerk, Petty Sessions Ottice, 


Newcastle, to act as Clerk of Petty Sessions, ‘Blay- 
ney, during the absence of Mr. S.B. T. Allan, on 
leave,—from the 10th October, 1922 also to act as 


Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Marriages for the: } 
District of West Macquarie at Blayney,—from the ie 


same date. 


\ 
bir. Jack Eleeman, Assistant Clerk of Petty Sessions, 


Albury, to act as Clerk of) Petty Sessions at that | 
J. B. Scobie, on. 
1922; also: (to aet asf.) 


“place during the absencesef Mr. 
leave,—from 5th October, | 
Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Marriages for the 
District of Albury at Albury,—from the same date, 


THOS. J. LEY. 


DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 
4iS Excellericy the Governor, 


fixecutive Council, and upon “the recommendation of 


the Public Service Board, has been pleased to approve. 


ot the following appointments : — 


Mr. Sinclair James ‘Plowman, 
Office, Hay, as Clerk, Land Board ‘Office, Orange, 
== 50 take effect from the 18th September, 1922 


(Min, 1922- 5,719). 
Mr. Clement William Brindley, Clerk, Land Board 


Office, Wagga Wagga, 


1922 (Mint, 1929-5, 719). 

M=:. William: Jeffreys Broadfoot, 
Land Board Office, Maitland, as Cadet Drafts. 
man, Land’ Board Office, Forbes,—to take effect 
from the 5th September, 1922 (Minl], 1922-5,721). 


Ws BE. OW. aie Ges Minister for Lands. 





APPOINTMENTS ‘ON PROB ATION. 
COLONIAL TREASURER’S DEPARTMENT, 


His Excelleney the Governor, with the advice of the 
Ki xecutive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has approved of the ap- 


pomtment, on probation for a period of twelve 
nee of 


. Raymond Oram 


; as Junior Cloke Department of 
ax 


xation,—to take effect from 24th July, 1922. 





HIS Excellency the Governor, with the- advice a the 
Jéxeeutive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
she Public Service Board, has approved of the ap- 
pointment, on probation for a period of six months,/of 


Miss Bessie. May. Young as Junior Clerk, Department 


cae avigation,— to take effect from 19th August, 


A: ADC. COCKS. 


DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS, 


ES ‘Hixcellency the Gover nor, with the advice of the 
Mxccutive - Council, 
the ~ Publie Service Board, has 
appointment, on probation fox twelve months, of 
Mr, 





ment of'Public Works,—such appointment to take 
effeet from 6th July, 1922, 


R. T. BALL, 





ALTERATIONS OF DE SIGNATIONS. 
PEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, 


Wesholz, Harold, Inspector of Agriculture, 


‘Special Agricultural Instructor from ith. July, 
“SbO2T: 


Pitino, Austin James, Inspector ‘of Agriculture, to be — 


oe Agricultural Instructor, —from 7th July, 
9 
Malkin, Reginald Nicholls, Inspector af Agriculture, 


ito be Senior Agricultural Instructor,—from 7th 
July, 1921. 


Ker he, W. alter Douglas, Inspector of | Agriculture, to 


“pe Senior Agr icultural Instructor, —from 7th July, 


LOZ 1 38 

Roynolds, Mark Hercules, Inspector of Agriculture. 
to be. Senzor Agricultural Instructor from 7th 
duly, 1921. \ 

Bartlett, Harold, Inspector. of Agriculture, e be - 
Senior Agricultural Instructor,—from ' ‘th July, 
£991. 

$earks, Glenmore Charles, Inspector tok! Agriculture, 


to. be Senior Agrictltural Instructor,—from 1st 
"September, 1921. 
such. aan Assistant Inspector of Agriculture, 
to be Senior Agricultural Instructor,—-from. 7th 
“July, 1921, \ rhs | 





with the advice of the 


Clerk, Land Board |. 


as Clerk, ‘Land Board Office, 
Hay,--te ‘take effect from the 9th eptember, a 


Cadet DiaWene: : 


and upon the recommendation of. 
approved of the. 


John William Goodsell, as Junior Clerk, Depart-_ 


to be 


NEW SOUTH. WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 147. 







Coy ett, George Christopher, 


Marks 


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a? 


Pitt, John Matchan, Assistant ‘Inspector of Aone . 
: “ture, to pe Senior vena Instructor 7 rom f: 


eth July, 1928. aa a 

Shepherd, Austin Nugent, Neate ‘Inspector of 
Agr iculture, to be Senior Ber instr uctor, 

»)—from 7th July, 1921... 

‘Harri ison, Leslie Stuart, Masten" Tacpecwant one Acri- | 

‘eulture, to be Senior Agricultural wa. i Sa 

‘from Ist January, 1922. 

‘Reale inspector af 
Agriculture, to be Senior Agricultural | Instruc-. 
‘tor.-from Apt April $922. Se 

- Pedersen, Christian, Dairy Tstraciae. to be Senior 
Dairy Instructor,—from 7th July, 1921. . . 

Chapman, Harry Perey Templeton, Dairy Instructor, . 
“to be Senior Dairy ee from. 7th J aly, 
1921. 

Ballhausen, Otto Charles, . Dairy “Tristauetors to be. 
‘Senior Dairy Instructor _—from Tth) July, 1921. 

Brown, Allan- Maitland, Dairy. Instructor, to be Senior | 
Dairy Instructor, — from 7th July; 1921. é 





Instructor, to°be Senior Dairy Instructor, —from 
ey Suly; 1921. 

Atkinson, Thomas Humphrey, Assistant. “Dairy In- 
structor, to be Senior Dairy Tnstructor front 
7th. July, POOR 

McGillivray, George, Assistant Dairy Instructor, to 
be Senior Dairy Instractor. —from 7th July, 
1921; : 

Rowe, Geor ae, Assistant Dairy Instructor, to be Sentor 
Dairy Jnstructor,from Ist February, MOO! ic see 

Mcdermott, Cyril John, Assistant Dairy. Instruct tor, 
to he Senior Dairy Tnsiructor, ~ from Ast. Feb- 
ruary, 1922. ; 

* McPhillips, Allan Ramsay, Assistant Dish: PMeubicten: 

- to be Senior Dairy Instructor from. Ist. Feb- 

_ruary, 1922, 

Wilkinson, Francis, ee tage al! Instructor, ee ne 
Senior Dairy Instrueto <from Ast ¢ ‘February, 

Tihott, Edwin Alexander. Fic. | Sheep and Wool, 
to be Sheep and Wool Instructor, ain om 7th July, 

. Ross,’ Hugh,- Manager, Wagea Wasa: Experiment 
Farm, to be Farm Manager, Grade: I, 
July, 1921. 








* ment Farm, to be “Farm Manager, Grade II,— 
from 7th July. 1921. ; 

Haywood, Alfred Hastings. Manager, Well Gnobie Ex 
“periment Farm, to be Farm Manager, Gr ade a ses 
from 7th July, 1921. 

George, Ma pager, , Grafton Ehcnecnieae ‘Farm 
to Be Farm Manager, Grade T1,—from 7th July, 

92 
Chomley, Bredetick < Griffith, Manscen Yanco Experi- 
. ment Farm, to be Farm Manager, Grade - LS aoe 
from 7th July, 1921. 
McDiarmid, Roland Walter, Manager, Gootenhble 
- Experiment Farm, to be Farm qacees cach Grade 
II,—from 7th July, 1921. 

Stoning, Henry Cook, Manager, Temora Experiment 
Harm, to be Berm Manager, Grade aU, —from 7th 
July, 1921. 

McDougall. Allan Herbert, ‘Manager, Wisoroay: Experi. — 


from 7th July, 1921. 
Kelly, Hugh James, Manager, Mpodtsont Farm, 


July, 1921. \ 
Rudkin, Thomas. Si lince Manager, Nyngan Experi 
: ment Farm, to be Farm Manager, Grade Ta 
from 7th Jualys, 1921. : 
Grant, Chesborough Grant Waletapr, Wiaraner! Berry . 
af ‘Experiment: Farm, to be Farm Penencer, Grade, 
; TUL,—from 7th July, 192%, <7 2. 
Arthur, John Joseph Murray, Orchardist, 
Experiment. Farm, to be, Orchardist, Grade p— 
from 7th July, 1921. ; 
Cooke, William Walker, - gathabdaeh ran teas Bx 
, periment Farm, to be Orchardist, Grade It— 
from 7th July, 1921. _ Orchardist, Grade ae 
‘» from 28th. March, 1922. 
_Meiér, Gotfried Alfr ed, Orchardist, Bathurst A 
ment FKarm, to be Orehardist, Grade i, from 
“Gth Jubky, 1921. 4p 
ean: Jobn Charles, Drchiriiety ‘ewes RU ag sc Ex-.. 
periment Farm, to be Orchardist, 
7th July, 1921. ey 





Boe 


Broadfoot Wallkam Herbert “Oncdiardict, Glen Fnhes— Si , 


Expofiment: Farm, to be sakiceee ae “Grade: Her 
tec atte ea ee Gas 





Brown Aubrey» Thomas Raymond, Assistant. Dairy”. ay 


May, Reginald Gordon, Manager, Bathurst ioe 


ment Farm. to be Farm, Metages,: Grade i | 


Cowra, to be Farm Manager, Grade Ty, —from 7th ae 


ard ey 


Grade I1,—from. i 









Crane, Clive’ Charles, Housemaster, Warza Wain 
cperiment Farm, to. be Organiser, Agricultur al 
ureau,—from. 7th. July, 192). 
ee Jack Keith Leo, "yneliah Master, een ies.- 
tue seh iho soaarlgy College, to be Lecturer, ‘Grade 
GP T nae esbury Agricultural College, — from 7th 
as _ daly, 1981... 


we H enrick, James Oscar, Instructor in Agriculture, 
ie tas eae lawkesbury Agricultural Coliege, to be Lecturer. 
-, +> Grade I, Hawkesbury Agricultural Colkege, —from 
. Th July, WOZN Fs 
Benjamin, -Maurice Samuel, Lecturer in ‘Chemistry 
ba S=02 Yor Sia Soil Physics, Hawkesbury Agricultural Coi- 
wes lege, to be Lecturer, Grade Il, Hawkesbury Agri- 
-eultural College, —from 7th J uly, 1921. 


Carne, Walter Mervyn, Science Master, Hawkesbury | 
Cray: Agricultural » College, to be Lecturer, Grade II, 


_ Hawkesbury Agricultur al College,—from 7th 3} uly, 
1921. 


Johnston, George Henderson, Housemaster, Bathurst. 
‘Grade FE. 


Experiment. Farm, to be Lecturer, . 
Hawkesbury Agricultural College,—from 7th J uly, 
1921. is 


Goodacre, William Mesattees Reaktor Tignsttar of 


Apiaries, to. be. Senior ADIAT Ins SPELLCEOT —from | 


Bocrhad ‘1921, 
ee GEORGE W. PULLER, 


4 Premier, 


J ‘ ty “os - 5 at 
a ae g we SEA : Oy é Sif ae sy 











0) Sos RN REMENT SSS 
PREMINR’S DEPARTMENT. 
HIS Harsaney! ‘the Governor, with the ,advi ice of the 


Executive Council, and-.upon the recommendation of the! 


Public Renvice Board, has approved of. 


Mr. Georsé William: ‘Graham, Senior: ReHitant Adver- 

_ tising Branch, Premier’s Department, being granted 

six months’ leave ‘of absence on full pay from the, 

* 92n4, August, 1922,:and: that at-the. expiration sof . 

such Teamiahtis be. rétined from the Public eis. 

with the superannuation allowance due to him, aris 
his dast sap of service igs be 26th, February, 1923 


“GEORGE Ww. FULLER. 





ee i : eats 
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Bes oS Lopes “OOLONIAL, TREASURER'S DEPARTMENT, 

tg THE retirement. from the Public: Boiniten in terms 

ie of + ‘section 66 of the Public. Service “Act, 1902, of* 
Mr. Be Sims, ‘Pressman, Revenue. ‘Printing Branch, 


“his hae ee of service gine 23rd. January, 1923. 


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DEPARTMENT oF. _ EDUCATION. 


HIS Biscsliency the LA 
_ Executive’Counceil, and upon ‘the recommendation, of 
_ the Public Service. Board, has approved: of the follow- 
Pens ing. teachers being retired from the Service, in terms 
of section. 67 of the Public Service. Act 1902. 





| ae Gen Prances Jane Gore, | Mistress,’ Girls’ Public 

is." School, Crystal-street: Last ty of service, 30th 

ae September, 1923. 

eS Miss Elizabeth Williams, Macross. ‘Infahte Public | 
School, Haberfield. 


















- Miss Sarah - “Fripp, Mistre: Girls’ Publies Sokool; 
-Bourke-street, is. hereb jas “notified. 


Psp ae Angust, 1923. | i 
i ae ALBERT. BRUNTNBLL. 


Le RE pT ainy ; * 





: he on SW oh > ii , K ; 
wy sue Pi) i ri < 


ey ae _ RETIREMENT: 
wa _DEPARTMENT OF MINES. 





a. 66 of the Public Service Act, 1902, ee 


rthur Wraneie “Basset: Hull, ‘Clerk- in-Gharge, 
se ranch of this Department, is hereby noti- 
last day of. Peenaney: being a ‘October, 
1922-5, SABO RET 


at oe & L, ‘PITZPATRICK. 
Sue 


‘[B.M. 159)” 


Goverhment Printing Office, is hereby notified, a 


mes Ug ae Ou as COCKS. 


“with. the advice of the 


see day of Spence 6th 


November, 1923... aie 
aay LPM Nae | : Z Aye : 
THE paaramient teen che i as in. terms of aan ‘| 
- 66 of the Public Service Act, O02, Of teh Sas 


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cba trom. the Public Service, ee “terms of | 





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ry RESIGNATIONS. 
DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE, 


HIS Nxcelleney the 
Executive Council, has approved of the acceptance of 
the resignation of 


Governor, with the advice of the 


Mr. Frederick William Rees Rainsford, Clerk, Regis- 
trar-General’s Department, of his position in the 
Public Service. Tuast day of service 25th Avgust,. 
1922) 

THOS. J.LEY: 


COLONIAL TREASURER’S DEPARTMENT, 


His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has approved of the’ resig- 
nation, in terms of section 67 of the Pablic Service 


i Aet; 1902, of. 


Mr. George Groves, Ganiaaiter Government Printing 
Office, ,-his last day of service being 13th October, 
1923. 
Av AC; COCKS, 





SEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advico of the 


_Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 


the. Publie Service "Board, has approved:ot the accept- 
ance of the resignation of 


Mr. Ernest ©. Harris, 


School, Old Mill, 
“1992. 


Assistant Teacher, Public 
Last day of service; 30th June, 


ALBERT BRUNTNELL. 





PUBLIC SERVICE NOTICE. 


PPLICATIONS, which must be made on the 
a proper printed forms, will be received till not 
later than’ 16th October, 1 1922, from men and women 


‘desirous of -being trained for the position of Teacher 


of Small Country Schools, or of Assistant in Country 
Schools, or of Junior Teacher. 

The coum. of training will begin in Febr uary, 1923, 
and extend ever’ a period of twelve months at tho 


-Yeachers’ Training College (Hereford House), 


In awarding Scholarships preference will be given, , 
in the follow ins order, to candidates holding the: 
undermentioned “qualifications : — 


(1) Leaving Certifirate. 

(2) Intermediate Certificate, together with a Cer-- 
tificate from the Principal. Teacher that the 
third. year High School course has been satis- 
factorily completed after passing the Inter-" 
mediate Hxamination, 

(3) Intermediate Certificate, with satisfactory 

passes in English: Mathematics, Geography, 
or History, and one other subject, or a pass 
at the: Special Entrance Examination to be 
held .on the 8th and 9th November, 1922, the 
candidates from these three. sources being 
placed in order of merit. 


- yi of 15 per cent. of the shidiauhine will be 
made available to applicants who take the Special 


‘Entrance Hxamination and show a satisfactory stand- 


ard of qualifications. 

The Special Entrance Examination will be held on 
Wednesday and Thursday, 8th and 9th November, 
1922, at Sydney and various country centres. Appli- 
cants must be unmarried, and be between the ages of 
16 and 35 years: 

The subjects of examination are as follows :—English 


- (ineluding Dictation), Arithmetic, Geography or ‘His- 


tory, and one or more of the following subjects : — 
Algebra, Geometry, Drawing. 
During the period of training, scholarships will be 


made available to the value of £30 per annum, and 


an additional grant, of £20 will be made to scholar- 


ship holders’ who have to board away from home. 


After twelve months training, candidates under the 


| age of 21 years who have satisfied all necessary con- 


ditions will be appointed as Junior Teachers to such ’ 

positions’ as may be vacant, and will be paid at the. 

rates provided by Regulation, namely ;-— 
If employed as Assistant— 


Vas hated 


Age. Men Women. ~ 
a £ Fe Coe: Pine: 

2 Wy Aree oe ete Arcee adddsey AOA: OF) 198197 

at: oN PCAN ee 117 97) 10 298223 
Oy NPQ Lo, eae ssp PES TIP ge Quins. 
WD isthe nloagnenes “169 : 736 TH °@ 

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ff employed as Teacher-in-Charge of Schoul— 
Age. Women. 


£ Sr 5 
LEE ARTS (ey ane 156 130 0 OU 
Ea ae Rees eet diana’ 169 136 10 0 
BUST IES Gs Aa eR Ri ti 195 156 0 O 
PTB Ue Ue OE Se 221 175 10 0 


Any Junior Teacher appointed away from home will 


be paid a minimum salary of £119, employed either as | 


an Assistant or 'leacher-in-Charge. 
_Adult Teachers will be paid at the following rates, 
Viz. 33 — 
If employed ag Assistant—Men, £208; Women, 
£169. ; 
aif employed as Teacher-in-Charge—Men, £221; 
Women, £175 10s. 
And thereafter at rates prescribed by. Regulation 
No. 336. 
The above. rates do not include recent Board of 
Trade award. 


At the expiration of the period of training, candi- 
dates will be afforded an opportunity, by examina- 
sion, ot obtaining a provisional classification of either 
3A or 3B, which will be awarded as from the lst day 
of January following upon the completion of two years’ 
service after training, subject to the character of their 
service proving satisfactory, and to their having at- 
tained the age of 21 years. 


Candidates will be required to sign a guarantee as 
to service in any part of the State, and will also be 
subject to the previsions of Regulation 72 under the 
Public Instruction Act of 1880, in regard to refund 


' of training allowance. 


_ Application forms may be obtained at this Office, or 
from Inspectors of Schools in Country Districts. 


By order of the Board, | 
T. S. CHAMPION, 


- Secretary. 





Examinations will be held at the following centres i— 


_ Albury Forbes Newcastle 

. Armidale Goulburn Parramatta 
Bathurst Grafton Sydney 
Bega Hay (or Narran- ‘Tamworth 
Blackheath ore? Taree 
Braidwood Inverell Wagga Wagga 
East Maitland Kempsey Yass 
Broken Hill Lismore Young 
Campbelltown Mudgee . Wellington 
Casino Muswellbrook Wollongong 
Dubbo Narrabri ; 





PUBLIC SERVICE NOTICE. 


THE Public Service Board hereby notify that, con- 
currently with the Leaving Certificate Examination, 
Competitive Examinations of Candidates for admis- 
sion to the Public. Service of the State as Cadet 
Architectural Draftsman (male), Professional Divi- 
sion, and as Junior Clerks (male and female), Clerical 


Division, will be held in Sydney and at various country — 


centres on the 13th November, 1922, and following 
days. 


Candidates must not be less than 15, nor more than 
21 years of age on the first day of examination: Pro- 
vided that suecessful male candidates will be ineligible 
for permanent appointment until they have reached 


“the age of 16 years, and successful female candidates 


until they reach the age of 17 years.. They must be of 
good character and in sound health. : 


The subjects in which candidates will be examined 
are prescribed in Regulations 105 (c), 106, and 109. 


and the standard will be that of the Leaving Certifi- 


cate. 


Applications to attend the examinations must be 
made on forms for the purpose, which can be obtained 
at the office of the Board, 89 Hunter-street, Sydney, 
and must reach the undersigned not later than the 
16th October, 1922. : 


Candidates who are successful. in the competition 
will be appointed on probation as vacancies occur, at 
¥ commencing salary as follows :—Cadet Architectural 
Draftsman and Junior Clerks (male), £92 to £125 per 
anhtm, according to age; Junior Clerks (female), £89 
to £116 per annum, according to age. At the expira- 


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principal booksellers. 


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tion of twelve months, if satisfactory, they will be~ 


confirmed. in their appointments, and thereafter will 


“be eligible to receive increments in accordance with 


the Regulations, subject to variation as may be made 
by award of the Industrial Arbitration Court, or 
determination of the Board, subject to (a) satisfactory 
service, (b) satisfying grade test requirements, and 
(c) the necessary funds being voted by Parliament. 


-/On attaining the age of 21 years male officers will 


be entitled to receive 


£204 per annum and females. 
£151 per annum. “RAE eis ah 


All candidates will be required to pay a fee of 5s. 
for each examination. The fee must be lodged with a 
Clerk of Petty Sessions or the Treasury, and the 
receipt therefor forwarded to the Secretary of the 
Board with the form of application. } 


The Regulations regarding the examination, and 
copies of the papers set at previous examinations, can 
bo obtained at the Government Printing Office and the 


. - By order of the ‘Board, 
i TT. S, CHAMPION, — 
a _ Secretary. 
PUBLIC SERVICE NOTICE. 


THE Public Service Board hereby notify that, con- 
currently with the Intermediate Certificate Hxamina- 
tion, a competitive examination of candidates for 
admission to the Clerical Division of the Public Service 


of the State will be held in Sydney and at various 


country centres, which will be fixed, as far as ossible,. 
to suit the convenience of candidates, on the 27th 
November, 1922, and following days. 


Candidates must be not less than 15 nor more than 
21 years of age on the first day of examination. Pro- 
vided that: successful. male candidates will be ineli- 
gible for permanent appointment until they have 
reached 16 years of age; while girls will be ineligible 
for employment till they have reached the age of 
17 years. They must be of good character and in 
sound health. 


“The subjects in which candidates will be examined 
are prescribed in Regulation 105, and the standard. 
will be that of the Intermediate Certificate. 


Application to. attend the examination tmust be 
made on a form for the purpose, which can be ob- 
tained at the Office of the Board, 39 Hunter-street. 
Sydney, and must reach the undersigned not later 
than the 30th October, 1922. : Eine 


Successful male’ candidates will be appointed, on 
probation, as vacancies occur, at a commencing salary 
of £84 to £107 per annum, according to age. At the 


_ expiration of twelve months, if satisfactory, they will 
‘be confirmed in their appointments, and theredfter 


will be eligible to receive annual increments jin accord- 
ance with the Regulations (non adult service) and the 
Award of the Industrial Arbitration Court (adult 
service), subject to (a) satisfactory service, (b) satis-. 
fying grade test requirements, and (c) the necessary 


funds being voted by Parliament. Successful candi- . 


dates already: employed in the General Division of 
the Service, who may be in receipt of higher ‘salaries 
than those provided for Clerical Division Officers of 
their age, will be appointed at such salaries as the 
Board may determine. Successful female candidates 
will be appointed at a commencing salary of £74 to 
£94 per annum, according to age, and. subject to the 
conditions abovementioned will be eligible for annual 
in accordance with Regulations (non 
adult service) and the Award of the Industrial Arbi- 
tration Court (adult service). On attaining the age 
of 21 years male. officers will be entitled to receive 
£204 per annum and females £151 per annum.- 

All candidates will be required to pay an examina. 
tion fee of 5s. The fee must be ledged with a Clerk 
of Petty Sessions or the Treasury, not. with the Board 
direct, and the receipt therefor forwarded to the > 
Secretary of the Board with the form of application. 

The Regulations regarding the examination, and 
copies of the papers set on previous occasions, can 
be obtained at the Government Printing Office and 


the principal hooksellers, 


. By order of the Board, 


_T. 8S. CHAMPION, » 
Ce Secretary. 


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Hie ervice ‘Board invite Lpplteutions. fort the — 
i opens positions. Application should be made on a — 
; rm oa purpose, obtainable at the office of hoe 
Clerks of Boa: 9 Hunter-strect, Sydney, or from Clerks of 
and should reach etty Sessions in country districts, and saculd reach 
‘the. date. specified. ; the oer not later than the date specified :— 


an those at weekly, daily, or hourly 
est to deductions — eee vided a the 
on Act, 1916:— i 

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ch egg x 60H Ocroprer, 1922. 
Baus “Instructors: (4), Department of Agr icultnre’ 


£6 15s. 4d. per week). Applicants "must have a 
good knowledge of dairy stock, and must hold the 
Lee “Diploma for Dairying; and certifi- 
eates for testing and grading under the Dairy 
~ Industry Act. “Practical commercial tri aining in a 
oa registered dairy produce — factory is essential, 





ae eo a ‘annum. 
sufficient training in pee agri 
3 to enable them to- assist in plannin 
ay carrying ‘out scientific experiments. Employment | 
will be in terms of section 44 of the Public Service bay. 
- 10 1902, and section B of oe Amending MG 


















_ Public Service Act, 1902, and- ‘Section 3 of the 
ee Bars ae 1903. 


Sea eee wen ge, Ey order of the Board, 


Ce Pee CHAMPION, 
a giao ee Secretary. 











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Ces Tie a au BANKS AND BANK HOLIDAYS ACT, 1912. 





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Rafe od te et eo es PROCLAMATION, 
Oe SEL ADRS AR Ok AS st Es eg 
(=) WE. DAVIDSON, | coe ated 
. Governor. Keep ee pe S 

ee igs fabs following days and dates are hereby appointed to be observed as Public Holidays in the localities hereunder :— 
Ss onan wes pe A ee Locality, 

we oS Priday 27th October, 1922) 9 4° ae ea . Gilgandra Shire. : RE 

te ea ‘ae tne Monday, 30th October, 1922 CE gen See Armidale and Hillgrove Districts, Dumaresq and Nundle Shires. 
bel es § Wednesday, Ist November, 1922... ie ... Coonamble and Warren Municipalities; ‘*B” and ‘*O” Ridings of 

Pit Garr py hee Rh? oe _ Lyndhurst Shire. 

_ Saturday, 4th November, 1922 .., 3... ~..,. Nambneca Shire. 
_ Monday, 7th May, 1923... 0... uu. 4. Broken Hill District. 


_ Signed and sealed at Sydney, this eighteenth day of October, 1922. 


¢ : 


By His Excellency’s Command, 





: "s : U7, Ss cai CHARLES W. OAKES, 
~ GOD SAVE THE KING! . 
Pa! Vox if 





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Printed and published by Joan Spence, Acting Government Printer, Phillip-street, 19th October, 1922. 
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No. 149.] Sa 


PRIDAY., 20 OCTOBER. 


(1922. 





FISHERIES ACT, 1902, AND FISHERIES - 
(AMENDMENT) ACT, 1910. 


PROCLAMATION. 
(i, BA)e9 ; oS 


‘ \W. E. DAVIDSON, 


Governor. ba?) 
HE whole of the waters of Sussex Inlet and portion 


of St. George’s Basin, more particularly described . 


in the Schedule hereto, shall be closed against the 
use of fishing nets from the Ist January to the 30th 
June, inclusive, in each year. : 2 
SCHEDULE. 
Jounty of St. Vincent parishes of Farnham and 
Bherwerre Commencing at the north-east corner of 


‘reserve No. 25,394 of 108 acres on the western bank 


of Sussex Inlet thence by the western bank of Sussex 
Inlet aforesaid upward to its junction with the 
southern shore of St. George’s Basin thence by a 
Jine bearing northerly about 20 chains into the waters 
of St. George’s Basin aforesaid thence by a line bear- 


ing easterly about 12 chains thence by a line bearing — 


southerly about 10 chains to the junction of the 
southern shore of St. George’s Basin aforesaid with 
the eastern bank of Sussex Inlet thence by the eastern 
bank of Sussex Inlet aforesaid downward to its 


junction with the shore of the South. Pacifie Ocean 
thence by line bearing westerly about 16 chains to. 


the point of commencement. ect 


Signed and sealed at Sydney, this thirteenth day 
of October, 1922. t 

By His Excellency’s Command, 
CHARLES W. OAKES. 


GOD SAVE ‘THE KING! 


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FISHERIES ACT, 1902, AND FISHERIES 
(AMENDMENT) ACT, 1910. 


PROCLAMATION, 





(L.8.) 
W. Kk. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 
At aye portion of the waters of Brunswick River 
specified in the Schedule hereto is closed against 
the use of fishing-nets for a period of three years from 
the date of publication of this Proclamation :— 
SCHEDULE. 

County of Rous. The whole of the tidal waters of 
that portion of Brunswick River enclosed within the 
following boundaries Commencing at the south-east 
corner of portion 214 parish of Billinudgel at the en- 
trance to Brunswick River and extending along, the 
northern bank of that river westerly and northerly to 
the northern corner of Oyster Lease No. 9337 thence 
by a line crossing the river in a south-westerly direc- 


- tion to the southern bank at the northerly prolonga- 


tion of the western side of section 1 village of Bruns- 
wick thence by parts of the southern bank of the main 
river and of the western bank of the South Arm south- 
easterly and southerly to a point being the easterly 
prolongation of the northern side of Booyun-street 
thence by a line bearing easterly being the prolonga- 
tion of the northern side of Booyun-street aforesaid 
to the eastern bank of the South Arm and thence by 
part of that bank and the southern bank of the river 
northerly and easterly to a point south of the point 
of commencement, and thence by a line to that point. 
Signed and sealed at Sydney, this thirteenth day 
of October, 1922. 
By His Excellency’s Command, 
a CHARLES W. OAKES, 


[2494] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


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FISHERIES ACT, 1902, AND FISHERIES 
: (AMENDMENT) ACT, 1910... 





PROCLAMATION, 
(L.8.) ey 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor, 


ae taking of oysters from Mr. James Ross’ Oyster 


Culture Leases Nos. 6,379, 6,654, 7,187, 7,294, 


7,295, and 10,519, of 300, 289, 200, 200, 200,-and 200. 


yards respectively, at Glarence River, is prohibited 


for a period of two years from.the lst January, 1923, ° 


inclusive, owing to damage oceasioned by flood... 


Signed and sealed at Sydney, this twelfth day of 


October, 1922. je rae ; 
By His Excellency’s Command, 
CHARLES W. OAKES. 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 


POLICE OFFENCES ACT, 
(L.8.) 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 


Governor, 


ve proyisions of the Police Offences Act, 1901, as 

amended by any. subsequent Act, are hereby- ex- 
tended _to-the town of Griffith, and the following shall 
be deemed gto be the boundaries of that town for the 
purposes of the said Act as amended :—_ 


CENTRAL DIVISION, 
Within Mirrool No, 1 Irrigation Area. 


County of Cooper, parish of Jondaryan, containing 
an area of about 881 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the following boundaries: Commencing at tho north- 
western cornerof portion 579 at the intersection of the 
eastern side of Ulong-street with the southern side of 
Coolah-street; and bounded thence by part of the 
southern side of the lastnamed street easterly to its 
intersection with the eastern side of Jondaryan-ave- 
nue; by part of that side of that avenue northerly to 
its intersection with the southern’ side of Bridge- 
street ; by that side of that street easterly to its inter- 
section with the eastern side of Tliliwa-street; by that 
side of that street northerly to its intersection with 
the northern side, of Hyandra-street; by that side and 
the north-eastern side of that street westerly and 
north-westerly to its intersection with the north-west- 
ern side of Merrigal-street. West; by that side and the 
western side of that street south-westerly and south- 
erly to its intersection with the south-western side of 
Merrigal-street south; by that side and the southern 
side of that street south-earterly and easterly to its 
intersection with the south-eastern side of Ulong- 
street; and by that side and part of the eastern side 
of that street northeasterly and northerly, to the 
point of commencement,—as shown on plan catalogued 
Ms. 1,271 Hy. Roll in the Department of Lands, 
Sydney. 


Signed and sealed at Sydney, this twelfth day. of 
October, 1922. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
CHARLES W. OAKES. 
GOD. SAVE THE KING! 
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1901, 


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NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION OF LAND FOR 





—_ 


RAILWAY PURPOSES UNDER THE PUBLIC — 


WORKS ACT, 1912. 


- PROCLAMATION 
New Sourn Waxms,) By: His Bxcellency Sir Watrer 


to wit. ) Epwakp Dayipson, Knight Com- 
mander of the Most Distinguished | | 

Order of Saint Michael and Saint 

(L.8.) George, Governor of the State of 


_ New South Wales and its Depen- 
W. E. DAVIDSON, dencies, in the Commonwealth of 
Governor. Australia. } ‘ 


HEREAS ‘the Railway Commissioners for New 
South Wales are desirous of acquiring the land 
referred to in the Schedule hereto for the purpose of 
construction of an authorised line of railway ‘between 
Regent’s Park and Cabramatta; “And whereas the 
said land is in my opinion required for carrying out 
the said work : Now, therefore, I, the Governor afore- 
said, with the advice of the Executive Council, in 


a 


tally 


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pursuance of the Public Works Act, 1912, do hereby 
direct that the said land may be acquired and taken 
for the purposes aforesaid under the provisions con- 
tained in Division 1 of Part sf of the said Act, and 
I do declare by -this notification to be published in 
the Government Gazette and in one or more news- 
papers published or circulated in the Police District 
‘wherein the said land is situated, that the private 
lands .comprised within the descriptions set forth in 
the Schedule hereto have been resumed for the public 
purpose hereinbefore expresssd, and I declare that 
the following is the Schedule of land hereinbefore 
referred to:— ~~ 
At ineate SCHEDULE. e 

All that piece or land situate in the parish of 
Liberty Plains county of Cumberland State of New 
South Wales being the whole of lots 28 and 41 section 
1 as shown on plan No.-715 deposited in the Office of 
the Registrar-General Sydney containing an area of 
1 rood 113 perches and said to be the property of the 
estate of the late Jonathan Harrison. - 


In witness whereof I have hereunto set my Hand, 
* and caused the Public Seal of the State to 
be hereto affixed, at Sydney, this twenty- 
seventh day of September, in the year of Our 
Lord 1922, and in the thirteenth year of His 
Majesty’s Reign. 


. By His Excellency’s Command, . 
R. T. BALL, 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 


LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1919. *. 


ConponoLin Water Suppty—CoMPLETION OF EXTEN- 
: SION OF RETICULATION. é 


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NOTIFICATION, 
(Sp : 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 


NHE- extensions to the water supply reticulation, 
as described in the Schedule hereto, have been 
completed, and the Council of the Municipality of 
Condobolin is hereby charged with the care and 
management of such works. wie 
‘[W.°1922-1,830] it: ; 

oe By His Excellency’s Command, 
: RK, T. BALL. 





THe SCHEDULE. 
Conponotin WateR SurpLy—ExTEnsion or Rericura- 


TION. 
“A 38-inch pipe, in Melrose-road, 14 chains 22 feet in 
length. ye c 
A 3-inch 


pipe, in Molong-street, 11 chains 27 feet 
in length. & Gays a 

A 3-inch pipe, in Miller street, 14} chains in length. 
_ A 3-inch pipe, in Onange-street, 173 chains in 
length. Bees st) 
_ The jabove to include all junctions, air and stop | 
valves, hydrants, &c., and all works carried out under ~ 











Water Supply Contract No. 14, 1921-22. [1826] 
PROULAMATION--LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 
(u.8.) 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 


RDINANCE No. 54a, respecting ‘Electrical In- 
stallations,’”’ is hereby applied to Coraki Muni- 
cipality. Brel ; 
By His Excellency’s Command, 
‘, J.C. L. FITZPATRICK. - 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 


_ LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1919. | 
Prorosep rescissién of Proclamation ordering the 
establishment of an Urban Committee in respect 
of Walgett Urban Area, within Walgett Shire, 
OTICE.—It is proposed to recommend the Gover- 
-*¥ nor to issue a Proclamation, under section 647 
of the Act, rescinding the Proclamation of 13th April, 
1922, ordering the establishment of an Urban Com. 


mittee in r@spect of Walgett Urban Area, within 
Walgett Shire. ; p24 


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Je Cae FITZPATRICK, 
' Minister. 


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Department of Local Government, 
Sydney, 20th October, 1922. 


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. a LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1919. 


Provosat TO DECLARE A PORTION oF THE Municipaniry | 
. eg Dunpas TO BE A ResIpENTIAL Distrior (No. 2) 


“ is hereby ‘notified that Dundas Municipal Gouncil 
has applied to the Governor to declare the portion ~ 
of the municipality described in Schedule “A’’ hereto. 


to be a Residential District (No. 2—Dundas), and to 
prohibit in’ such district (1) the erection of any 
building for use for the purposes of the various trades, 
industries, manufactures, or shops, which are de- 
_-seribed in Schedule “B’’ hereto; and (2) the use of 


any building for any such pur poses. 


_Any person interested may, within one month from 
the date of this notice, make representations ta the 
Minister in favour of or against the proposal. 


J. GC. L. FITZPATRICK, 
Minister. 
Department of Local Government, 
Pr aHey 20th October, 1922. 





Both CA? 


~ The whole of the land fronting Tea eeey High- 
street, Midson-road, and that portion of Rawson- 
street between Carlingford-read and Bridge- street. 


‘Senepune ANS bee 


Behoua Prohibited Buildings, Trades, &c. 
Buildings for the purposes. of trades, businesses, 
and manufactures declared to be noxious trades 
within the meaning of. the Noxious: Trades Act, 1902, 
and_ licensed. premises within wpe meaning, af the 
Liquor Act, 1912. ae [2677] 





Premier’ s Department, 
Sydney, 20th October, 1922. 


‘ pepee : 


| | Is tie paltamen the Governor directs it to be noti- ° 


mM 


fied that he has authorised the recognition of 


Mr. J. Griffiths as temporary Vice-Consul of Denmark ; 


at Newcastle. 
GEORGE Ww. FULLER, Premier. 


s 


Sokol | ~ Premier’s Department, 
Sydney, 20th October, 1992. 


Is ney ee the Governor directs it to be noti- 


‘fied that he is in receipt of advice from the 


Secretary of State for the Colonies to the effect that 
Mr. A. Buttingha Wichers has relinquished his 
: appointment as Acting Consul-General of the Nether- 


ty lands at, Melbourne. 
Pee W. FULLER, Premier. 








ee (e767), Premise s Department, 


Sydney, 20th October, 1922, 


1. [SP Excellency the Gover nor directs it to be noti- 
fied that he is in receipt of advice from the 
Secretary of State for the Colonies to the effect that 
Mr, P. E. Teppema is to be recognised provisionally 
as Consul-General of the Netherlands for Australia, 
* New Zealand, and the British possessions in ‘the 
Western Pacific at Sydney, pending the issue of His 


i aig 8 Exequatur. 
‘GEORGE Bile Pa eat Premier. 





Premicr s Department, 
Sydney, 20th October, 1922. 


"Ig Excellency the Governor directs it to be noti- 
fied that he is in receipt®of advice from the 
Secretary of State for the Colonies to the effect that 
Mr. Erik Kristian Birkholm Arentz is to be recog- 


2768] ~~ 


 nised provisionally as Consul-General of Norway at: 


Melbourne with a Consular district comprising the 
Commonwealth of Australia and New Zealand, pend- 
ing. the issue of His Majesty’s Pxequatur. — 


% GEORGE W. FULLER, Promier. 











-[2r60) Premier’ $ Department, 


Sydney, 20th October, 1992. 


HW, 1s Excellency the Governor directs it to be noti- 

e is in receipt of advice from the 
BS ary ee eat for the Colonies to the effect that 
* M Ves Henry P. Starrett is to be recognised as Consul 
for the United States of America at. Sydney, pending 
thei issue of His, teintik s pia ee 










TEEGINENTS 
_~ COLONIAL TREASURER’S DEPARTMENT. 


_ HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, ee approved of the following. | 
appointments :— : 


Mr. Frederick tie Creasy, Department of — 
Audit, as Inspector under section 18 of the 
Totalizator Act, 1916; 

Mr. H. J. Gibson, Accountant, Department of 
Navigation, as Acting Secretary of that De- 
partment, during the absence of Mr. A. W. 
Br itton,—from the 18th October, 1922; © 


as Inspectors under the Explosives Act, 1905, aiid the. 
Inflammable Liquid Act, 1915 :— 


Constable Patrick Collogan, stationed at Burrin- | 
juck,—as from 29th ‘August, 1922, vice First 
Class Constable Andrew James Hor ton, trans- 
ferred ; 

Third Class Sergeant William Ernest Drew, sta- 
tioned at Armidale,—as from 4th September, 
1922, vice Second Class Sergeant Montgomery 
Jones, transferred ; 

Constable John Robert Thomas Wilson, stationed 
at Comboyne,—as from 4th August, 1922; 
Constable. Gerrard Thomas Garnet ‘Armstrong, 
stationed at Bellambi,—as from 20th August, 
1922, vice Third Class Ser geant Herbert 

Edward Gray, transferred ; 

First Class Constable Denis Hayes, Sbatiouslt at 
Bullahdelah, —as from 18th August, 1922, 
vice -First Class Constable Sturgiss, trans- 
ferred : 


ie Inspectors under the Rebaced Act (47 Victoria No. 
12). 


Constable William Reainald Crotty, stationed at 
Mulbring,—as from the 12th September, 
1922, vice Constable Herbert Adam Brindle, 
transferred ; 

Constable Herbert Honty Thorp, stationed at 
Quambone,—as from the Ist October, 1922, 
vice First Class Constable: Frank ’ Albert 

rien; 

Third Class Sergeant John La H. Payne, sta- 
tioned ut Bega,—as from the 19th September, 
1922) vice Second Class Sergeant John James 
Monday, deceased : 


GEORGE W. FULLER, Premier. 





Weights and Mcaswres Acts. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
- Executive Council, has appointed the undermentioned 
Police Officers as Inspectors of ~Weights and - 
Measures :— 


Constable First Class Arthur Duckworth, stationed at 
Narrandera,—from 20th September, 1922, vice 
Sergeant Third Class W, C. Kent, on leave, from 
10th September, 1922, to 9th March, 1928. 

Sergeant 3rd Class Frank Albert Brien, stationed at 
Warren,—from Ist, October, 1922, vice Sergeant 
First Class Edward Paton, transferred. 

Sergeant Third Class John Latt Payne, stationed at 
. Bega,—from 19th September, 1922, ‘vice Sergeant 
Second Class J. J. Monday, deceased, 


CHARLES W. OAKES, 
Chief Secretary and Minister of Public Health. 


DEPARYTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE. 


with the advice of the 
has approved of the following 


HIS Excellency the Governor, 
- Executive Council, 


appointments ;—: 
‘The Reverend Michael Bembrick to be 


‘Honoraty 
Methodist Chaplain, Parramatta Gaol,—from 


- 80th September, 1922. 


Dr. Frank Leslie Utber to*be an ‘‘Appointed Mem- 


ber’ of the Licensing Court for the Licensing 
District of Cooma, vice Mr. J. H. Montague, 
resigned,—from 29th September, 1922, ; 

Mr. Sidney Willis England, to act as an “Appointed 

‘Member’? of the Licensing Court for the Licen- 
sing District. of Murwillumbah, during the absence 
of Mr. A. E. Budd, for a period not. exceeding. 
three months ,—from 6th October, 1922. 


Mr. Arthur James Peisley, Stipendiary Magistrate, 


Parramatta, to be V isiting Justice, Parramatta 
Gaol,—from date of commencing duty. — 


THOS. J. LEY. 


‘David Ross Jamieson, 





5654 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 149 [20 Ocr, 1 





[2645] Department of the Attorney-General 
and of Justice, de : 
Sydney, 18th October, 1922. 

IS Excellency the Governor directs it to be noti- 

- fied that, in accordance with the provisions of 

the Claims against the Government and Crown Suits 
Act; 1912, he has been pleased, with the advice of the 
Executive Couneil, to-appoint 


Ksquire, Under Secretary of 
Justice, 

to be the Nominal Defendant, on behalf of the Gov- 
ernment,’ in the matter of the petition presented on 
the part of The Farmers and Graziers’? Co-operative 
Grain Insurance and Agency Company Limited, as to 
a certain iclaim or demand which the Company deems 
itself-to have against the Government. 


T, R. BAVIN. 





[2651] | Department of Labour and Industry, 


Sydney, 16th October, 1922. 


SHEARERS’ ACCOMMODATION ACT, 1901. 
H {S Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 

+. the Executive’ Council, has been pleased to 
appoint the undermentioned: members of the Police 
Force to be Inspectors to carry out the provisions. of 
the. Shearers’ Accommodation Act, 1901, in the dis- 
tricts specified in connection with their respective 


‘names, 


Sergeant Third Class Frank Albert Brien; Station— 
Warren; Police District--Warren. 
Constable Herbert 

Police, District—Coonamble, . 
Nahe EK. H. FARRAR. 
[2783] Sydney, 20th October, 1922. 
"PASTURES PROTECTION: ACT, 1912. ° 
HE. undermentioned gentlemen have been  ap- 
pointed Permit Inspectors, under section, 14a 


of the abovenamed Act, for the Pastures Protection 
Districts, named, viz. :— 





: ARMIDALE. ~ 
Mr. R. T. Bell, St. Elmc, Moonan Flat. 
[P.P, 1922-18-104] 

BRAIDWoop. 
Mr. Harold FE. Bensley, Milgadara, Durran Durra. 
[P.P. 1922-18-104] ty: 
>, HUME. 

Mr, Patrick Thomas Daly, Towong, Victorise 
[P.P, 1922-18-104] # haan 
B. A. CHAFF RY. 





[2659] | Sydney, 20th October, 1922. 
SURRENDER OF LEASE. 
FISHERIES ACTS. 

FqX\ HE surrender, as from the 31st December, 1922, of 

Mr. James Ley Row’s Oyster Culture Lease No. 
9;985, of 2012 yards, at Crookhaven River, has been 
accepted, on the ground that oyster culture cannot Je 
carried on upon the leased area with any reasonable 
hope of success. 


CHARLES, W. OAKES: 





[Form 37. Regulation 17.] . 
REGISTRY -OF FRIENDLY SOCIETINS, 
ADVERTISEMENT OF SUSPENSION, 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Registrar of 


Friendly Societies, by writing under his hand dated 
the sixteenth day of October, 1922, has suspended for 
a period of three months the registry of St. Columba’s 
Branch, No. 79, of the Australasian Holy Catholic 


tuild of St. Mary and St. Joseph, Friendly Benefit: 


Society, on the ground that the branch has wilfully, 
and after notice, violated the vrovigsions of the 


Friendly Societies Act, 1912, by failing to supply in- 


formation in connection with the 1920-21 return, as 
requested in my letter of 2nd December, 1921. 

‘The branch, subject to the right of appeal given 
under the Iriendly Societies Act,’ ceases’ to enjoy the 
privileges of a registered branch, but, without preju- 
dice to any. liabilitv incurred by the branch, which 
may be enforced against it as if such suspension had 


not taken place. . ' 
Ho AcSMITH a *% 
‘ Registrar.. 
16th day of October, 1922, [2649] 


24th Noy., 1922. 


enry Thorp; Station—Quambone; ° 








_ 





NOTICE UNDER REAL PROPERTY ACT. | 


PPLICATIONS by the undermentioned have been 
made to bring the lands respectively described” _ 
under the provisions of the Real Property Act. 
Caveats may be lodged on or before the respective 
dates mentioned ;— 


No, 22,406. Toohey’s Limited, 1 r. 252 b., including — 
“Grand Hotel,’ corner Ebley and Brisbane sts., 
Waverley. 8th Dec., 1922. : py 

No.-23,026. William Richard Croker, 1 a. 273 p., in. 
Queen’s rd., Five Dock, adjoining Rosebank Convent. | 
24th Noy., 1922. NA tee 

No.-23;768. G. 8. Yuill & (Co. Ltd., 3 4.22 p.; lots: 
1,/2;\3,'see. By and Dir. 263° p.,-lots 19 and 20, sec A, © 
Tarrawanna Hste., and land adj. Muny. Nth. Mla- | 
warra. 24th. Nov., 1922. - ue ay be 

No.. 23,875. Mary Eveline King, 24 p., at. cnr. > 
Hornsby and Stanley sts., Burweod. 24th Nov., 1922. — 

No. 24,003. Isabel Beatrice Ewing, 9 p., incl. Nos. 
27 and 29 Glebe-st., Glebe. 24th Nov., 1922. 

No. 24,176. Mary Ann Harber, 14} p., incl. Nos. 62 
& 64 Susan-st., & No. 3a Brown-st., Camperdown. 


No. 24,245. Alfred Jirnest Bavinton and Percy 
Norman. Howlett, 2 r. 24 p., at cnr. Alma and Meehan 
sts.,. Prospect and Sherwoed.: 24th Nov., 1922. 

No. 24,267. Resch’s Ltd., 10.p., incl. Nos. 332, 334, 
336 Riley-st., Surry Hills. 24th Nov., 1922. as 

No. 24,280. Laura Henrietta Davison & Eliza Jane 
Scholes, 81 p., including No. 160 Missenden-rd., Cam- 
perdown.. 24th Nov. 1922... - 

No. 24,285. Laura Clara Braid, 39} p., at cnr. Fre- 
derick-st, and Oatley-ave., Oatley. 24th Nov., 1922. 

No. 24,289. James Sebastopol Williams, 50 a, ex. 


rd., por. 7 (of ph.), ph. Colo, co. Hunter. [The swb- 


ject land was formerly the property of Robert Wil- 


liams, of Agnes Banks, district-of Evan, N.S.W., far- 
“mer, who died on 28th Nov., 1839, and whose will was 


duted 2st Sept., 1839. Under such will Thos, Ether 
Williams occupied the subject land for his life, and on 
his death, which occurred on. 26th July, 1888, the 
applicant, his third son, went into possession or occu- 
pation by a tenant, and claims title adversely _to 
Thomas Williams (the eldest son of Thomas Ether. Wil-. 
hams). When last heard of, about 23 years ago, the 
said Thomas Williams was in Cooktown, Queensland, 
and announced his intention of going to New Guinea, 
It is believed the said Thomas Williams was never 
married.| 20th April, 1923. hak aes 1 
No. 24,353. Emily Mary Hogg, 1 r. 124 p., incl. 
Wattlelea, Stoney Creek rd., Pymble, 24th Nov.., 1922. 
No. 24,359. David Shackel, abt. 1 a. 2 r. 28: Ds'y 3M 
Wallace and Union sts., and Woodvillerd., Granville. — 
24th Nov., 1922. ee RTS. ee ae hs RCS 
No. 24.364. Margaret Paroz, 6 p., including No. 60 
Newman-st., Newtown. 24th Nov., 1922. 
No. 24,384. William Walker, 1 r. 3) d.,, lot 1, regd. 
plan, No. 36, in Murramurrang st., Milton. 24th 
Nov., 1922. AR ahs ay 
Diagrams delineating these lands may be inspected 
atthe Land Titles Office; Sydney. aus ; 
“ooW, G. H-WILLIAMS, << ° 
Registrar-General. —__ 
S ctihng _ 2688} 











20th October, 1922. Q 

ACT OF PARLIAMENT ASSENTED TO. 
2784} Legislative Couneil Office, 
! ; : Sydney, 8th October, 1922. " 


{ is hereby notified, for general information, that . 

His Excellency the Governor has, in the name 
and on behalf of His Majesty, this day assented to 
the undermentioned. Act passed by the Legislative 
Council and Legislative Assembly of New South 
Wales, in Parliament assembled, viz.:— 9 ~ 


Act No. 14, 1922. ‘‘An Act to provide for the nomi- — 
nation, election, and appointment of the Public 
~ Accounts Committee for the present Parliament ; g 
. to amend the Audit Act, 1902; and for purposes — 
connected therewith.” Piet one ps 


Pe W. L..'8. COOPER; a 
hk: cee Se ata Clerk of the Parliaments. 


pie ay 




















t : aye * an | i we b { ‘al a a a a e 2) 
1 ’ & , EST uy , ry Barer ¥ ae ms 210 a : e i ; } , 
NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 149. ‘5655 








WATER ACT, 1912, ae 


Apprication No. 424, Tamworry Lann Boarp 
: Distrior, ‘ 


bd 


19,139,193 0 8 ~ 
110 


Ss. 
391,964 6 11 





13,672 4 0 
545,787 17 8 


DECISION OF LOCAL LAND BOARD. 


New South yn cea Porter, Joseph Terence, Por, 225, 
to wit. Ph, Nemingha. 


HEREAS on the 14th day of September, 1922, 
it hecame a matter for us to consider an appli- 
cation made by Joseph Terence Porter, under Part IT 
of the Water Act, 1912, for a License for a Pump on 
the right bank of the Peel River, on the frontage of 
Portion 225, Parish of Nemingha, County of Parry; 
and having taken evidence and inquired into the said 
-| matter, we recommend that a license be granted in 
\ | respect of a pump to be installed on the Right Bank 
of the Peel River, in the position shown approxi- 
mately ‘on plan Exhibit ‘‘B,’’? subject to the six con- 
ditions set forth in Schedule, Exhibit ‘‘A,’’? herewith. 
We further recommend the license be for a period of 
five years. 
Applicant present. 


Given under our Hands, at the Board Room, at 
Tamworth, in the State of New South Wales, 
this 14th day of September, 1922. 

KE. W. BRIERLY, Chairman. 
THOS. M. NEWMAN, ~— Member 
WALTER Gno.-CHARREY, } ‘Goee 


“1055 8 9 
175,000 0 0 


64,286.15 9 


236,410 


£ 
1,072,729 “6 2. - 


£21,640,049 1 9 | 
Manager. 
10th October, 192 


DIGBY, 





= : "Total to date, 


Transactions, — 
F. S. 


eres 





y Ss. 
O35 dpe 


September 


’ 
ean aweree 


pate 
were ee 





tks 


of 8, 
19,137,399 15 6 


793 18 0 
64,209 10 8 
1,055 8 9 


£ g 


£ 

1,793 

2 
61, 30,170 8 11 
DY leo ito et | 


x 


‘Up to Sist August, 1992, 


175,000 0 0. 
£21,608,035 16 8 (£32,013 5 1 


936,387 15°11 | 
< 


1,072,729 6 2 
645,787 17 8 


“18,672 4 0 


I 


x 
i 
se 
i ¥ 


| 





he 
. 
_ 


oe 
vee 
a 





eae 
ws 


Conditions referred to. 

(1) The Water Conservation and Irrigation Commis- 
sion shall have the power to regulate or absolutely 
stop all pumping operations should it at any 
time think or deem it necessary to do so in the 
public interests. 

‘2) The total area watered by the pump shall not 
exceed 150 acres. 

(3) A sereen or rose with openings not more than one- 
quarter of an inch wide to be permanently fixed 
to the inlet end of the suction-pipe to the satis- 
faction of the Water Conservation and Irrigation 
‘Commission, “4 

(4) The licensee shall furnish the Water Conservation 
and Irrigation Commission, during the months of 
January, April, July, and October respectively 
in each year, with a return on the form provided 

: by the said Commission, showing full particulars 
of the irrigation carried on by him during each 
of the three months preceding the month in 
which the return is furnished. 

(5) The Water Conservation and Irrigation Commis- 
sion may at any time, if it should think it neces- 
sary or desirable in the public interests, give six 
months’ notice in writing to the holder of the 
license for the time being (which notice may be 
given by delivering the same to him, or ‘by leaving 
the same at his last-known place of abode in New 
‘South Wales) of the cancellation and determina- 
tion of this license, and at the expiration of six 
months next after the delivery or service of such 
notice as aforesaid, this license, and all the rights 
conferred by it, snall absolutely cease and deter- 
mine, except as to any rights of action or other 
remedies then accrued for fees, charges for water, 
or otherwise. R 

(6) No compensation shall be payable by such Commis- 
_sion or the Crown in respect of such cancellation 

_ and determination to any person whomsoever. 

[W.C, & 1.0, 1922-12,279] [2360] 


ake 
. 


d—Cash transfer ti 


enses- 
ncluding Interest) 
s, &e. (recoverable) ... 


EXPENDITURE. — 


commission ... 





ing Island exp 
* charge 


General expenses (I 


Plant and material purchased: 
other States 


Advances to growers... 
Petty cash advances... 
Australian Wheat Boar 


Rail freights .... 


Ships 


Agents’ 


ic : Grave Waeat Osrice—1920-21 Harvesrn, 
| STATEMENT of Cash received and Disbursements for period to 30th September, 1922. 
g. d. 








91,451,968 7 11 


t 





oe 


: 


065 5 0 || Darl 


389,443 19 7 
967,176 2° 3. 
188,080 13 10° 
640,049 1 9 | 
_ The outturns and proceeds of a number of shipments haye nos yet been received. ‘Complete stock accounts have been published with previous statement, 


855, 


‘ 


_ Total to gates 
18,290,283 1 1 
950,000 0 0 


£2) 





* 





NEW SOUTH WALES WHEAT MARKETING ACT, 1920. 












"September 
Transactions. 
“B75 
‘1,175 14 4 
£1,626 19 





v 


to 


950,00 0 0 


000 7 11 |- 


855,085 5 0 


“388,993 12 2 
266, 


Ue Ga re 
18,290,283 1 1 


-£21,450,342 6 2 


sod: 
| 


Up to Bist August, 1022. 


4 


: WATER ACT, 1912. 
Appricatton No. 457, Dupso Lanp. Bosry Disrricr. 





¥ 
oan 
\ 


an 


and Millers a 


_ Treasury Advance Guarantee Account 


DECISION OF LOCAL LAND BOARD. 


New South Wales, \ 
. ahtonyylt: < 
HEREAS on the 25th day of July, 1922, it 
; became a matter. for investigation before us” 
whether an application, No. 457, by Cannon Brothers, 
for a License under the Water Act for an Earthen 
Dam on the Bogan River, Parish Bulgandramine, 
County Narromine. should be recommended or other- 
-dise disposed of; also a License for a Dam on Cono-. 
mueal Lagcon; and having taken evidence and in- 
quired into the said matter, we report-—(1) That the 
“matter is properly before us; (2) due publicity has 
been given the proposal, but no objections were lodged, 
nor do any objections appear to exist in the public 
interest to the granting ‘of the application; (8) appli- 


a rs 


+ re, 


+ 


daofSales, Overseas, Local, 


. Miscellaneous receipts... 





= ee, 


~ @ash Advance from Old Pool 


2s 
“ou 


oye 


_ Reewirrs, _ 


ce—General Account, all Banks 


cs 


other States... | 





' 


ee 


¥ 





_ Austvalian Wheat Board—Cash transfer from] 


Bank Balan 













a 
> 
$ 
_ aes 
2 
2 ¥ 


3 


5656 


cants are ths occupiers of the. land upon which the 


subject dams are situated; (4) we recommend that 
applicants be granted a License for two Harthen Dams 
in the positions shown by red crosses on Lithograph, 
Exhibit. ‘“B,’’ for a period of five years,, subject +6 
the conditions set forth on Schedule, Exhibit “D.”’ 
Mr, Griffiths, Agent, appeared for Cannon Bros. 
Gives under our Hands, at Court House, at 
Narromine, in the State of New South Wales, 
this twenty-fifth day of July, 1922. 
R. M. GALLOWAY, Chairman. 
I, ROBERTS, \ M 
J. H. RITTER, Members. 





ON Conditions referred to: 
(1) Level of crest of bywash on the left bank of the 

Bogan River to be fixed at 2°62 feet above a 
Bench Mark established on a gum tree on the 
right bank of the river near the work, and parti- 
culars of which are in the Office of the Water 
Conservation and Irrigation Commission.. Level 
of crest of the bywash (Conomugal Lagoon) on 
the right bank of the river to he fixed at 0°41 feet 

..* above the Bench Mark referred to. . 

(2) The whole of the work to be maintained to the 
satisfaction of the Water Conservation and Irri- 
gation Commission. : 

(3) The Water Conservation and Irrigation Commis- 
sion may at any time, if it should think it neces- 
sary or desirable in the public interests, give six 
months’ notice in writing to the holder of the 
license for the. time being (which notice may be 
given by delivering the same.to him, or by leaving 
the same at his last-known place of abode in New 
South Wales) of the cancellation and determina- 
tion of this license, and at the expiration of six 
months next after the delivery or service of such 
notice as aforesaid, this license and all the rights 
conferred Jby it shall absolutely cease and deter- 
mine, except a8 to any rights of action or other 
remedies then accrued for fees, charges for water, 
or. otherwise. : 


(4) No compensation shall be payable by such Commis- 


_ Sion or the Crown, in respect of such cancellation 
., and determination, to any person whomsoever. ' 
[W.C. & 1.C, 1921-13495] [2361] 


——— 





_ WATER ACT,.1912: 
AppLicATion No. 294, OrAnce LANp Boarp Disrrict. 


__ DECISION OF LOCAL LAND BOARD, 
New South Wales, \ Railway Commissioners of 
_ to wit. New South Wales, 


Vy Aes on the twenty-ninth day of August, 
1922, it became a matter for investigation before 
us whether an applicaton made hy the Railway Com- 
missioners of New South Wales for a license fora weir 
on the Middle River, on portions 4 and 96, Parishes of 
Marangaroo and Lidsdale, County of Cook, Land 
District of Lithgow, should be approved; and having 
taken evidence and, inquired into the said matter, we 
report that due publicity has heen given the subject 
application, and no, Party has appeared to oppose the 
granting thereof. We recommend that a License for 
the Weir be issued, for a term of ten. (10) years, and 
subject to conditions as set ont in Exhibit BE. ; 

The Railway Commissioners were represented. 

Mr. Fitzpatrick represented the Water Conserva- 
tion and Irrigation Commission. 2 

Mr. Staff Surveyor Mulley-for the Crown. 


- Given under our Hands, at the Court House, at 
Lithgow, in the State of New South Wales, 
this twenty-ninth day of August, 1922. 


R. M. GALLOWAY, Chairman. 
A. G. CORDEROY, 


R. PILLANS, } Members. : 





Conditions referred to. 


(1) Crest of the weir to have an overall length of 106 
feet. The Jength of the crest of the lower section 


to. be 25. feet, with its level fixed at 2°98 feet 


below a bench mark established on a gum tree 
near the work, and particulars of \which are in 
the office of the Water Conservation and Irriga- 
tion Commission. 
be fixed at 1:98 feet below the said bench mark. 

(2) The whole of the work to be constructed and main- 
tained to. the satisfaction of the Water Conserva- 

tion and Irrigation Commission. 

[W.C. & I.C, 1922-12,270] : 





NW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 149, < [20 Oor, 1 


The level of crest of wings to | 


[2190] Ac betoy OR ABs 


92 





is WATER ACT, 1912, 
Apprication No, 200, Mores Lanp Boarp District. 


DECISION OF LOCAL LAND 
New South Wales, \ 
_ to wit. : : 
AY HEREAS on the 24th day of August, 1922, it 
Y became a matter for us to consider an applica- 
tion by Andrew Bruce under the Water Act, 1912, for 
a License for a Pump installed on the left bank of the 
Namoi River, on portion 97, Parish of Cooma, County 
of White, Land District of Narrabri; and haying 
taken evidence and inquired into-the said matter, we 
recommend that a license for a-:pump on the left bank 
of the Namoi River, in the position approximately 
indicated on Litho., Exhibit B, be granted to the 
applicant for a-term of 5 years, subject to the con- 
ditions (1) to (6) inclusive as set out on paper L.B. 
22-1,010, Moree, Exhibit E. , 
Applicant. in person. 
Given under our Hands; at the Court House, at 
Narrabri, in the State of New South Wales, 
this 24th day of August, 1922, 
. ; B. LINDSAY, Chairman. 
L. BRENNAN, a 
A. J. HULBERT, Members. 





BOARD, 


Conditions referred to. — 


(1) The Water Conservation and Irrigation Commis- 
sion shall have the power to regulate or absolutely 
stop all pumping operations should it at any time 
think or deem it necessary to do so in the public 
interests, - 

(2) Subject to Condition 1—When the discharge of the 

~ Namoi River at Gunnedah gauge is less than 95 
cubic feet per second (such discharge correspond- 
“ing at the present time to a reading of 2 feet. 
5 imches above zero on ‘the said gauge—Zero 
Reduced Level 83415 Water Conservation Datum 
—or such reading as may be determined from time 
to time) pumping is to be limited to 20 days of - 
8 hours per day per month. > ieee PR 

(3) A screen or rose with openings not more than one- 
quarter of an inch wide to be permanently fixed ~ 
to the inlet end of the suction-pipe to the satis- 
faction of the Water Conservation and Irrigation 
Commission. _ ei » ghia ee 
The.licensee shall furnish the Water Conserva- 
tion and Irrigation 
months of January, April, July, and October 
respectively in each year, with a return on the 
form provided by the said Commission, showing 
full particulars of the irrigation carried on. by 
him during each of the three months preceding — 
the month in which the return is furnished. 

(5) The Water Conservation and Irrigation Commis- 
sion may at any time, if it should think it neces- 
sary or desirable in the public interests, give six 
months’. notice in writing to the holder of the 
license for the time being (which notice may be> 
given by delivering the same to him, or by 

‘leaving the same at his; last-known place ‘of abode 
in New South Wales) of the cancellation and . 
determination of this license, and at the expira- — 
tion of six months next after the delivery or 
service of such notice as aforesaid, this license 
and all the rights conferred by it shall absolutely 
cease and determine, except.as to any rights of . 
action or other remedies then accrued for fees, 
charges for water. or otherwise. BPS cite 

(6) No compensation shall be payable by such Commis- 
‘sion or the Crown in respect of such cancellation 
and determination to any person whomsoever. 


rW.c. & LC. 1922-12,0201 [2191} 


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(4) 





WATER ACT, 1912 (PART V). 
PuE Water Conservation and Irrigation Commis- 


x 


sion has received the following application for 


license for a new artesian well :— _ i 
The Union Trustee Company of Australia Ltd., 
- for Exors. J..A. Campbell, deceased, por. 5, 
par. Campbell, Co. Finch, L.D. of Walgett: 
North, » ; YM oe ee cence 
The assistant engineer, Moree, will publicly inquire 


into the application at the Hotel at Comborah on the ~~ 
( 8th November, 1922, at 11 a.m..~ gg Ba ed 


‘A. 1. DARE, 










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Commissioner, = 





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WATER ACT, 1912 (PART II). 

FIHE Water Conservation and Irrigation Commis- 
‘sion has received the following applicatien for 

license, L.D. of Parkes :— : 
Wm. Henry Malcolm Swain, dam, on Bogan 
- River, Por. 31, Psh. of Genanaguy, and por. 

___5, Psh. of Cookopie, Co. of Kennedy. 
The L.L. Board will publicly inquire into the appli- 
cation, at the Court House, Parkes, on 29th Novem- 


ber, at 10 a:m. ‘ ‘ 
*3 H. H. DARE, 


[2642] Commissioner. 





WATER ACT, 1912 (PART II). 


TPE Water Conservation and Irrigation Commis- 
sion has received the following application for 
License, L.D. of Urana :— 


Railway Commissioners for N.8.W., dam, Billa- 
bong Creek, Pors. 25 and 9, Pshs. Mahonga 
and Osborne, Co. Hume. 


The L.f. Board will publicly inquire into the appli- 
cation, at the Court House, Urana, on 2nd November, 


at 3 p.m. 
% ‘ H. H. DARE, 
[2643] Commissioner. 
- WATER ACT, 1912 (PART jl). 


Ae Wee Conservation and Irrigation Commis- 
L sion has received the following application for 
License, L.D. of Muswellbrook : — 


H. Moore, Pump, on Goulburn River, Part Por. 
3, Psh. Denman, Co. Brisbane. 


The L.L. Board will publicly inquire into the appli- 
cation, at the Court House, Denman, on 7th Novem- 
ber, 1922, at 2 p.m, aE Git 

H. H. DARE, 


[2650] —- Commissioner. | 


WATER ACT, 1912 (PART II). 
4 Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission. 








— 


has received the following application for License, * 


L.D. of Wentworth :— 

Robert William Hill, pump on Darling River, 
oe: W.L.L. 654, Par. Tiltao, Co. Wentworth. 
The Police Magistrate will publicly inquire into the 

application at the Court-house, Wentworth, on the 
10th November, 1922, at 10 a.m. 
0 i ABE ae H. oH. DARK, 
[2770] . 


_ Commissioner. 
[2184] Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 
as Sydney. 5th October, 1922. 
NOTIFICATION OF COMPLETION OF WORK 
UNDER SECTION 41 OF THE, WATER ACT, 
“1912, FOR THE BURREN BORE WATER 
_ TRUST. fe ees ane 
d Henry Harvey Dare, by virtue of the power in 
9 this behalf delegated to me by the. Water Con- 





servation and Irrigation Commission, do hereby notify | 


that the work of sinking an additional bore, at tho 
request and desire of the Trustees of the Burren Bore 


Water Trust, has been completed; and I do hereby , 


notify that His Excellency the Governor, with the 
advice of the Executive Council, has approved that 
“interest on the cost of such work payable by the 
Trust, and such cost (£2,779 11s. 10d.) shajl be paid 
by the said Trust, and, accordingly, I hereby direct 
that such interest and cost,—that is. to say, the sum 
of one hundred and fifty-one pounds fourteen shillings 
and nine pence (£151 14s. od) for the first period of 
nine months, and thereafter fifty pounds eleven 
shillings and seven pence (£50 lls. 7d.) per quarter 
in advanes, shall be paid by the said Trust. act 


. H. H. DARE, 
Commissioner. 





2647] Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 
Sydney, 20th October, 1922. 


WENTWORTH (CURLWAA) IRRIGATION AREA. 


_ WITHDRAWAL OF APPLICATION FoR LEASE. 
it is hereby notified that withdrawal of the appli- 

cation by Alexander Adair, of Mildura, Victoria, 
for TE Sa a holding, lot 11, section 15 of the above 
area, the acceptance of which was duly notified by 
_Notice of Granting published in Government. Gazette 
No. 182 of 8th September, 1922, page 4981. has been 
permitted, and the deposit lodged with such applica- 
tion is declared forfeited, in accordance with the 
eee of Regulation No. 10 under the Wentworth 
Irrigation Act. 

rates 37 2 -H. H. DARE, 
Ae 34 Commissiouer. 





| [2644] Office of the Railway Commissioners, 


Sydney, 12th October, 1922. 


Uv is hereby notified for’the information of the. public 


that the lands described in the Schedule hereto 
are, with the consent of His Excellency the Governor, 


“dedicated under. section 81 of the Public Works Act, 


1912, as public highways. 


JAMES FRASER, 
J. H. CANN, 
Constructing Authority. 


ScHEDULE, 


All that piece or parcel of land situate in the Shire 
of Gloucester parish of Avon county of ‘Gloucester 
and State of New South Wales being'part of Portion 
35-Commencing at the intersection: of the northern 
boundary of portion 35 aforesaid: with ‘the western 
boundary of the Dungog to Gloucester Railway bear- 
ing 269 degrees 26 minutes 30 seconds 1095'56 -links 
from the north-eastern corner of the said portion and 
bounded thence by part of the aforesaid railway boun- 
dary by lines as follow Bearing 150 degrees 27 minutes 
35 seconds 19878 links 148 degrees 31 minutes 40 sec- 
onds 447°41 links thence by the southern boundary of 
a road diversion bearing 238 degrees 31 minutes 40 
seconds 50 links thence by the western side of the road 
diversion by lines as.follow Bearing’ 328 degrees: 31 
minutes 40 seconds 448°25 links 330 degrees 27 minutes 
35 seconds 227°32 links to the northern boundary: of 
portion 35 thence by part of that portion boundary 
forming also part of the southern side of a road’ 40 
links wide bearing 89 degrees 26 minutes 30 seconds - 
57°15 links to the point of commencement be the said 
several dimensions all a little more or less containing 
an area of 1.rood 12% perches or. thereabouts’ being 
part of reference number 191 on the proclaimed plan 
and Book of Reference of the Dungog to Gloucester 
Railways 


Also all that piece or: parcel of land situate in ‘the 
portion shire parish county and State aforesaid Com- 
mencing at thé intersection ‘of the northern boundary 
of portion 35 with the eastern boundary of the Dungog 
to Gloucester Railway bearing 269 degrees 26 mimuites 
30 seconds 895°87 links from the north-eastern corner 
of the said portion and bounded thence by part ‘of 
that portion boundary forming also part of the south- 
ern side of a road 50 links wide bearing 89 degrees 
26 mimutes 30 seconds 57°18 links thence by the eastern 
side of a road diversion by lines as follow Bearing 150 
degrees 25 minutes 04 seconds 67°48 links 148 degrees 
31 minutes 40 seconds 446°58 links thence by the south- 
ern boundary of the road diversion bearing 238 de- 
grees 31 minutes 40 seconds 50 links to the eastern 
boundary of the Dungog to Gloucester Railway thence 
by part of that railway boundary by lines as follow 
Bearing 328 degrees 31 minutes 40 seconds 447-41 links 
330 degrees 25 minutes 04 seconds 96°05 links to the 
point of commencement be the said several dimensions 
all a little more or less containing an area of 293 
perches or thereabouts being part of reference number 
191 on the proclaimed plansand Book of Reference of 
the Dungog to Gloucester Railway 


Also all that piece or parcel of land situate in the 
shire of Gloucester parish of Gloucester county of 
Gloucester and State of New South Wales being part 
of portion 32a Commencing at a point on the southern 
boundary of portion 32a aforesaid bearing 258 degrees 
14 minutes and distant 540°33 links from’a road cor- 
ner peg-on that portion boundary and bounded thence 
by part of the aforesaid portion boundary forming also 
part of the northern side of a road 100 links wide 
bearing 258 degrees 14 minutes 251°10 links thence by 
the north-western and northern sides of a road diver- 
sion 100 links wide by lines ag follow Bearing 54 de- 
grees 45 minutes 46 seconds 1067°30 links 100 degrees 
01 minutes 100 links to the western boundary of the . 


.Dungog to Gloucester Railway thence by part of that 


boundary bearing 190 degrees 01 minutes 100 links 


‘thence by the southern and south-eastern sides of a 
-toad diversion 100 links wide by lines as follow Bear- 


ing 280 degrees 01 minutes 58°32 links 234 degrees 45 
minutes 46 seconds 795'29 links to the point of com- 
mencement be the said several dimensions all a little 
more or less containing an area of 1 acre 0 roods 1% 
perches or thereabouts being part of reference number 
238 on the proclaimed plan and Book of Reference of 
the Dungeg to Gloucester Railway and the whole of 
the land comprised in referencos number 2384 resumed 
by notification in Gazette No. 160 folio 6079 of the 
15th November 191], 


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Also all that piece or parcel of land situate in the, 
portion shire parish county and State aforesaid Com-~ 
mencing at a point on the southerin boundary of por- 
tion 32a bearing 98 degrees 34 minutes 682'80 links 
from 2 road corner peg on that portion boundary and 


-hounded thence by the south-western and southern sides 


of a road diversion 100 links wide by lines as follow, 
Bearing 326 degrees 07 minutes 46 seconds 481°51 links 
280 degrees 01 minutes 57°42 links to the eastern boun; 
dary of the Dungog to Gloucester Railway thence by 
part of that railway boundary bearing 10 degrees O01 
minutes 100 links thence by the northern and north- 
eastern sides of a road diversion by limes as follow 
Bearing 100 degrees 01 minutes 100 links 146 degrees 
07 minutes 46 seconds 615°50 links to the southern 
boundary of the aforesaid portion thence hy part of 
that portion boundary forming also part of tie nor 
thern side of a road 100 links wide bearing 278 de- 
‘grees 34 minutes 135°50 links to the point of com- 
mencement be the said several dimensions all a little 
more or less containing an area of 2 roods 203 perches 
or thereabouts being part of reference number 238 
on the proclaimed pie and Book of Reference of the 
Dungog to Gloucester Railway and the whole of the 
land comprised in reference number 2388p resumed by 
notification in Gazette No. 160. folio 6079 of 15th 
November 1911 aie 

Also all that piece or parcel of land situate In the 
shire parish county and State aforesaid being part 
of portion 28 Commencing at the intersection of the 
western boundary of portion 28 aforesaid with the 
north-western boundary of the Dungog to Gloucester 
2ailway and bounded thence by part ‘of the western 
houndary of the said portion forming also part of 
the eastern side of a road 100 links wide bearing 313 


degrees 53 minutes 00 seconds 84818 links thence — 
by the northern and north-eastern boundary of a road © 


diversion by lines as follow Bearing 88 degrees 54 
minutes 33 seconds 383'40 links 133 degrees 14 minutes 


100 links to the aforesaid railway boundary thence 


by part of that railway boundary by 27353 links of 
the are of a circle of 14 chains 25 links radius the 
centre of which lies north-west of a chord bearing 
228 degrees 43 minutes 56 seconds 273'11 links to the 
point of commencement be the said several dimen, 
sions all a little’ more or less containing an area of 


2 roods 19 perches or thereabouts being part of 


reference number 234 on the proclaimed plan and 
Book of Reference of the Dungog to Gloucester Rail- 
way and the whole of the land comprised in reference 
234, resumed by notification in Gazette No. 160 folio 
6079 of 15th November 1911 

Also all that piece or parcel of iand situate in the 
portion shire varigh county and State aforesaid Com- 
mencing at the intersection of the western boundary 
of portion 28 aforesaid with the south-eastern boun- 
dary of the Dungog to Gloucester Railway and 
hounded thence by part of the aforesaid railway 
boundary by 249°21 links of the arc of a circle of 16, 
chains radius the centre of which lies north-west of a 
chord bearing 47 degrees 41 minutes 43 seconds 248:96 
links; thence by the eastern boundary of a road diver- 
sion by lines as follow Bearing 133 degrees 14 minutes 
100 links 180 degrees 26 minutes 22 seconds 280'20 
links to the western boundary of portion 28 aforesaid 
thence by part of that portion boundary forming also 
part of the eastern side of a road 100 links wide 
bearing 305 degrees 24 minutes. 30 seconds 312°65 
links to the point of commencement be the said several 
dimensions all a little more or less containing an area 
of 1 rood 353 perches or thereabouts being part of 
reference number 234 on the proclaimed plan. and 
Book of Reference of the Dungog to Gloucester Rail- 
way and the whole of the land comprised in reference 
number 2345 resumed by notification in Gazette No. 
160 folio 6079 of 15th November 19i1 

Also all that pieee or pareel of land situate in the 
shire of Gloucester parish of Avon county of Glou- 
cester and State of New: South Wales being part of 
portion 128 Commencing at the intersection of the 
northern houn‘lary of portion 128 aforesaid with the 
western boundary of the Dungog to Gloucester Rail- 
way bearine 269 degrees 26 minutes 80 seconds and 
distant 3253°59 links from a road corner peg on the’ 
aforesaid portion boundary’ and bounded thence by 
part of the aforesaid railway boundary bearing 149 
degrees 03 minutes 20 seconds 371°93 links thence’ 
by the southern boundary of .a road diversion bearing 
239 degrees 03 minutes “20 seconds 100 links thence 
hy the western side of the said road diversion bearing 
329 degrees 03 minutes 20 seconds 430°56 links thence 
by part of the northern boundary of portion 128 
aforesaid forming also part of the southern side of 
a road 100 links wide hearing 89 degrees 26 minutes 
80 seconds 115°93 links to the point of commencement 


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be the said several dimensions all a little more or less 
containing an area of 1 rood 24 perches or thereabouts 
being part of reference number 228 on the proclaimed 
plan and Book of Reference of the Dungog to Glou- 
cester Railway | Hes 
Also all that piece or parcel of land situate in the 
portion shire parish county and State aforesaid Com- 
mencing at the intersection of the northern boundary 


‘of portion 128 with the eastern boundary of the 


Dungog to Gloucester Railway bearing 269 degrees 
26 minutes 30 seconds and distant 3050°73 links from 
a road corner peg on the aforesaid portion boundary 


‘and bounded thence by part of the aforesaid oe 


boundary forming also part of the southern side of a 
road 100 links wide bearing 89 degrees 26 minutes 30 
seconds 115°93 links thence by the eastern side of a 


road diversion 100 links wide bearing 149 degrees 03 


minutes 20 seconds 210°68 links thence by the southern 
boundary of that road diversion bearing 239 degrees 
03 minutes 20 seconds 100 links to the aforesaid rail- 
way boundary thence by part of that railway boundary 
bearing 329 degrees 03 minutes 20 seconds 269°31 
links to the point of commencement be the said several 
dimensions all a little more or less containing an 
area of 38% perches or thereabouts being part of 
reference number 228 on the proclaimed plan and 
Book of Reference of the Dungog to Gloucester Rail- 
way 

Also all that piece or parcel of land situate in the 
shire parish county and State aforesaid being part of 
portion i102 Commencing at the intersection of the 
southern boundary of: portion 102 aforesaid with the 
western boundary of the Dungog to Gloucester Rail- 
avay bearing 269 degrees 23 minutes 00 seconds and 
distant 37802 links trom the south-eastern corner ot 
portion 102 and bounded thence by part of the south- 
ern boundary of that portion forming also part of 


the northern side of a road 50 links wide bearing. 


269 degrees 23 minutes 00 seconds 50°16 links thence 
by the western side of a road diversion 50 links wide 
by 47926 links of the are of a circle of 16 chains 75 
links radius the centre of which les west of a chord 
bearing 255 degrees 45 minutes 40 seconds 477°62 links 


thence by the northern boundary of the said road 


diversion bearing 77 degrees 33 minutes 52 séconds 
50 links to the aforesaid railway boundary thence by 
part of that boundary: by 489°56-links of the are of a 
circle of 17 chains 25 links radius the centre of which 
lies west of a chord bearing 175 degrees 41 minutes 
41 seconds 487°92 links to the point of commencement 
be the said several dimensions all a little more or less 
containing an area of 383 perches or therabouts being 
part of reference number 216 on the proclaimed plan 
and Book’ of Reference of the Dungog to Gloucester 
Railway - 


Also all that piece or parcel of land situate in the 


‘portion shire parish county and State aforesaid Com- 


mencing at the intersection of the southern boundary 
of portion 10% with the eastern boundary of the Dun- 
goz to Gloucester Railway bearing 269 degrees 23 
minutes 00 seconds and distant 202'44 links from the 
eouth-eastern corner of portion 102 and bounded 
thence by: part ct the aforesaid railway boundary by 
525°63 links of the are of a circle of 19 ehains radius. 
the centre of which lies west of a chord bearing 355 
degrees 29 minutes 28 seconds 52396 links thence by 
the northern boundary of a road diversion 50 links 
wide bearing 77 degrees 33 minutes 52 seconds 50 links 
thence by the eastern side of the said road diversign 
by 535°95 Tinks of the are of a circle of 19 chains 50 
links. r@dius the centre of which lies west of a chord 
bearing 175 degrees 26 minutes 16 seconds 534°26 links 
to the aforesaid southern boundary of portion 102. 
thence by part of that portion boundary forming also 
part of the northern side of a road 50 links wide bear- 
ine 269, degrees 23 minutes 00 seconds 50°13 links to 
the point of commencement be the said several dimen- 
sions alia little more or less. containing an area of 
i rood 23 perches or thereabouts being part ‘of refer- 
enee number 216 on the proclaimed plan and Book o 

teference of the Dungog to Gloucester Railway i 


‘Also all that piece or parcel of land situate in the 
shire of Stroud barish of Grant county of Gloucester 
and State of New South Wales being part of portion 
115. Commencing at the intersection of the northern 
boundary of portion 115 aforesaid with the the eastern 
houndary of the Dungog to Gloucester Railway bear- 
ing 88 degrees 52 minutes 40 seconds and distant 
11°74 links from the north-western corner of portion 
115 and bounded thence by part of the northern boun- 
dary of that portion forming also part of the southern 
side of a road 100 links wide beaving 88 degrees 52 
minutes 40 seconds 154'16 links thence by the eastern 
side of a road diversion bearing 228 degrees 26 minutes 





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24 seconds 249°84 links thence bearing 313 degrees Vad 


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minutes 26 seconds 100°4 links to the aforesaid railway ° 


boundary thence by part of that railway boundary 


_bearing 48 degrees 26 minutes 24 seconds 141°52 links 


to the point of commencement be the said several 
dimensions all a little more or less containing an area 
of 314 perches or thereabouts being part of reference 
number 119 on the proclaimed plan and Book of Refer- 
ence of the Dungog to Gioucostas Railway 

Also all that piece or parcel of land situate in the 
shire of Stroud parish of Monkerai county and: State 


aforesaid being part of portion 28 Commencing at the 


intersection of the western boundary of the Dungog 
to Gloucester Railway with the southern boundary of 
portion 28 aforesaid at a rectangular distance of 75 
links from about the 72 mile 22 chain peg on the 
centre line of that railway and bounded thence by 
part of that portion boundary forming also part of the 
northern side of a road 100 links wide bearing 248 
degrees 83 minutes 20 seconds 110°89 links thence by 


the western boundary of a road diversion 100 links. | 


wide bearing 359 degrees 10, minutes 02 seconds 188°43 
links thence by the northern boundary of the afore- 
said road diversion bearing 89 degrees 10. minutes 02 
seconds 100 links to the railway boundary aforesaid 
thence by part cf that boundary bearing 179 degree: 
70 minutes 02 seconds 140°48 links to the point of com- 
mencement be the said several dimensions all a little 
more or less containing an area of 263 perches. or 


thereabouts being part of reference number 109 on the. 


proclaimed plan and Book of Reference of the Dungog 
vo Gloucester Railway. | 

Also all that piece or parcel of land situate in the 
portion shire parish county and State aforesaid Com- 
mencing at the intersection of the eastern houndary of 
the Dungog to Gloucester Railway-with the southern 


-)cundary et portion 28 at a rectangular distance of 100 


links from about the 72 mile 23 chain peg on the 
centre line of that railway and bounded thence by part 
of the aforesaid railway boundary bearing 359 degrees 
1i minutes 10 seconds 53°04 links thence by the nor- 
thern boundary of a road diversion of variable width 
bearing 89 degrees 11 minutes 10 seconds 110°52 links 
to the southern .boundary of portion 28 aforegaid 
thence by part of that portion boundary forming also 


part of the northern side of a road 100 links wide 


bearing 243 degrees 33 minutes 20 seconds 122°61 links 
to the point of commencement be the said several 
dimensions all a little more or less containing an area 
of 43 perches or thereabouts being part of reference 
number 109 on the proclaimed plan and Book of Refer- 
ence of the Dungog to Gloucester Railway 

Also all that piece or parcel of land situate in the 
shire parish county and State aforesaid being part 


of portion 27 Commencing at a point on the northern 


boundary of portion 27 aforesaid bearing 89 degrees 


32 minutes 20 seconds and distant 2182°47 links from, 


the intersection of the southern and western sides 
of a road 100 links wide and bounded thence by part 
of the aforesaid portion boundary formine also part 


of the southern side of a road 100 links wide bearing 


89 degrees 32 minutes 20 seconds 100°17 links to the 
western boundary of the Dungog to Gloucester Railway 
thence by part of that boundary by lines as follow 
Rearing 182 degrees’ 51 minutes 41 seconds 194°90 
links 185 degrees 53 minutes 50 seconds 100. links 


thence by the southern boundary of a road diversion - 


hearing 275 degrees 53 minutes 50 seconds 100 links 
thence ly the western side of thateroad diversion by 
lines as follow Bearing 5 degrees 53 minutes 50 seconds 
97°35 links 2 degrees 5) minutes 41 seconds 185°75 
links to the point of commencement. be the said 
several dimensions all a little more or Jess containing 


_ an_area of 89 perches or thereabouts being nart of 





ed 


reference number 110 on the proclaimed plan and 
Book of Reference of the Dungog to Gloucester 
Railway Coast? f : \ 

Also all that piece or parcel of land situate in the 
shire parish county and State aforesaid being part of 
portion 27 Commencing at a point on the northern 
houndary of portion 27 aforesaid bearing 89 degrees 
32 minutes 20 seconds and distant 2683°92 links from 
the intersection of the southern and western sides 
of a road 109 links wide and bounded thence by the 
south-eastern side of a road diversion bearing 209 
degrees 32 minutes 36 seconds 369°37 links thence by 
the southern houndary of that road diversion bearing 
275 degrees 53 minutes 50 seconds 45'38 links. to. the 
eastern boundary of the Dungog to Gloucester Railway 


thence by part of that railway boundary by lines as 


se ae : ¥ i 
follow Bearing 5 degrees 53 minutes 50 seconds LOO 





links 29 degrees 32 minutes 26 seconds 246'24 links to 


the northern boundary of vortion 27 aforesaid thence 
by part of that portion boundary forming also part of 
the southern side of a road, 100 links wide hearing 


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89 degrees 32 minutes 20 seconds 11547 links to the 
point of commencement be the said several dimensions 
alla little more or less containing an area of 1 rood 
104 perches or thereabouts being part of reference 
number 110 on the proclaimed plan and Book of 


Reference of the Dungog to Gloucester Railway 


Also all that piece or parcel of land situate in the 
shire parish county and State aforesaid being part 
of portion 11 Commencing at a point on the northern 
boundary of portion 11 aforesaid bearing 267 degrees 
59 minutes 25 seconds and distant 148°98 links from 
the north-eastern corner of the said portion and 
bounded thence by’ part of the said portion boundary 
forming also part of the southern side of a road 
100 iinks wide bearing 87 degrees 59 minutes 25 
seconds 100°47 links to the western boundary of the 
Dungog to Gloucester Railway thence by part of that * 
boundary by 579:07 links of the are of a circle of 
15 chains 75 links radius the centre of which lies 
east of a chord bearing 1738 degrees 07 minutes 40 
seconds 575'81 links to the eastern boundary of portion 
11 aforesaid thence by part of that boundary forming 
also part of the western side of a road 100 links wide 
bearing 177 degrees 57 minutes 40: seconds 28919 
links thence by the western side of a road diversion 
100 links wide by 886°06 links of the are of a circle 
of 16 chains 75 links radius the centre of which hes 
east of a chord bearing 348 degrees 10 minutes 875'76 
links to the point of commencement be the said 
several dimensions all a little more or less containing 
an area of 2 roods 383 perches being part of reference 
number 99 on the proclaimed plan and Book of Refer- 


‘ence of the Dungog to Gloucester Railway 


Also all that piece or parcel of land situate in the 
shire of Gloucester parish of Avon county and State 
aforesaid being part of portion 40 Commencing at the 
intersection of the southern boundary of portion 40 
aforesaid with the eastern boundary of the Dungog 
to Gloucester Railway bearing 269 degrees 26 minutes 
30 seconds and distant 888°84 links from the south- 
eastern corner of the said portion and bounded thence 
by part of the aforesaid railway boundary bearing 
330 degrees 25 minutes 04 seconds 75°76 links thence 
by a line bearing 108 degrees 49 minutes 34 seconds 
199'57 links to the southern boundary of portion 40 
thence by part of that portion boundary forming also 
part of the northern side of a road 50 links wide 
bearing 269 degrees 26 minutes 80 seconds 151°52 
links: to the point of commencement be the said 
several dimensions all a little more or less containing 
an area of 8 perches or thereabouts being the whole 
of the land comprised in reference number 192 
resumed by notification in Gazette No. 40 folio 1928 


of 27th March 1912. 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS 
AND TRAMWAYS. 


RAILWAYS AND TRAMWAYS APFEALS Boarp. 


- Nomination of Oandidates for Election. as Members 


and Deputy Members of the Board. 


Ee accordance with clause 8 of By-law 492, it is 
hereby notified that, more persons having been 
nominated than are required to be elected, an election 
will take placa, except in the case of Division Bd 
(officers in the Permanent-Way Branch af the Tram- 
ways), for which only one nomination was received. 

Ballot-papers will be distributed to those mombers 
of the Railway and Tramway services who are entitled 
to vote, in sufficient time for’ the yotes to be recorded 
by 6 p.m. on the 6th November, 1922, which is. de- 
clared the closing time and date of election. 


G. H..GRIFFIN, 


[2672] Returning Officer. 





[2676] Sydney, 20th October, 1922. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that 
f the undermentioned persons have been duly 
authorised by the Board of Health as Inspectors under 
section 50 of the Cattle Slaughtering and Diseased 
Animals and Meat Act, 1902 :— 


As from 10th October, 1922— 
Constable William Harker, Burrinjuck. 
Constable Arthur Henry Ingram, Hargraves. 
Sergeant William Henry Murphy. Kyogle. 
Sergeant George Thomas Somerville, Quirindi, 
_ Sergeant James Hamilton Robinson, Narrabri. 
Centtane Maleolm Alexander Comben, Wiseman’s 
Ferry. 


Dr, Edwin Cuthbert Hall, Government Medical 
Officer, Parramatta, 
T. H. NEELY, 


Secretary, 


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| NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 149, [20 Oor, 1922 





‘SALE OF UNCLAIMED HORSE IN POSSESSION 


OF THE POLICE, 


AW unclaimed horse in possession of the Police, and described 


hereunder, will, unléss previously claimed, be sold by public 
‘auction at Rooty Hill Police Station, at 3 p.m., on Saturday, 
the 11th November, 1922, in accordance with section 35 of the . 
Police Regulation Act, No. 20, of 1899:— - 
Dark-bay or brown ‘gelding, 144 hands high, about. 7 years old, 
black points, slightly Roman nose, broken to saddle, branded 
A ™~. over A # near shoulder. ‘ 


JAMES MITCHELL, 


[2625] Inspector-General of Police. 





Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
Sydney, 29th September, 1922. 
NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


Norick To THe Ownrrs oF TENEMENTS AND PREMISES . 


; IN— 

Bankstown: Little-road, from Liverpool-road to Glas-. 
sop-street 534 yards; Glassop-street, from Little- 
road easterly 232 yards (60,228). 

Canterbury: Moorfields-road, from existing main to 

existing main, 997 yards (60,231). . 

Liverpool: Unnamed lane, from Main Southern road 
south-easterly 564 yards (60,240). eit 


Rockdale: Frederick-street, from existing main round © 


overhead bridge 208 yards, S./D. (10,230), - 

Ku-ring-gai: Kintore-road, from existing main to 
Grosvenor-street 158 yards (80,128). 

Lane Cove: Rothwell-crescent, from Little-street to 
Dorritt-street 185 yards; Dorritt-street; from 
Rothwell-crescent - to Little-street 163 yards 
(80,135). 

And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 
alleys opening thereunto. 

é ae main pipe in the said street having been laid 
i down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated at above are hereby required, on or before 
the tenth day of November next, to cause a 
proper pipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply 
water from the main pipe to such tenements and 


premises. 
' : Lf a. sath gh ENOL 
e nspector to the Board of Water Supply 
[2239] and Sewerage. 


—_—_— 





Mctropolitan Board of Water Supply. and Sewerage, 
Sydney, 17th October, 1922. 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES, 


Noticg to tHE OwNERS Or TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
IN, 

Auburn: North-parade, from Gibbons-street to North. 
umberland-street; Mac uarie-street, from existing 
main to North-parade (60,275). 

Canterbury: Melville-road, from King-street to Ette- 
rick-road; Lasswade-road, from King-street to 
Ktterick-road ; Roslyn-road, from King-street to 
Etterick-road ; Etterick-road, from Roslyn-road_ to 
Melville-roa (60,253); Canberra-street, from 
Church-street to _Melford-street; Melfordstreet 
from existing main to Canberra-street (60,272) ; 
Prince Edward street, from Riverview-road south. 
westerly 366 yards (60,266). 

Randwick: Melody-street, from 
Abbott-street (60,259). 

Ku-ring-gai:, Tryon-road, 
Howard-street (80,123). 

fiyde: Angas-street, from: existing main southerly 77 
yards (80,147); Bellevue-avenue, from Trelawney- 

_ street southerly 852 yards (80,144). : 

Willoughby: Macquarie-street, from Chatswood-ave: 
nue to Muiiton-street; Milton-strect, from Mace. 
quarie-street to Crick-street; Crick-street, from 
Milton-street northerly 62 yards; Crick-street, 
from Milton-street southerly 62 yards (80,155), 


And the various private streets, lanes, 
alleys opening thereunto, 


Pia main pipe in the said streets having been laid 
A __ down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated at above-are hereby required, 6n or before 
the first day of December next, to cause a proper pipe - 


Bream-street to 


from existing main to 


courts, and 


and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply water from - 


the main pipe to'such tenements and premises, 


G. HH. SOUTHWICK, 
Tnspector to the Board of 


[2679] Water Supply and Sewerage. 





Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
ee et Sydney, 4th October, 1922, 
_ NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES, 


Notice to tHe OWNERS oF TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 


: IN-— 


Botany: Bourke-strest, from. Smith-street to Bay-— 


street; Bay-street, from Bourke-street southerly, 
242 yards; Banksia-street, from Bourke-street to 
Ocean-street ; Parkes-street, from Bourke-street to 
_ Ocean-street (60,252); Stephen-street, from exist- 
ing main to Swinbourne-street (60,229), 

Cabramatta and Canley Vale; Gross-street, fram Long- 
field-street to Bartlett-street (60,230). 

Enfield: Stanley-street, from George’s River road to 
Tangarra-street (60,255); McCall-street, from 
West-avenue to Linthorne-avenue; Kden-street, 
from McCall-avenue to Burwood-road (60,254), 

Fairfield: Carrington-road, from Diprose-street nor- 

therly, 184 yards (60,249),. 

Liverpool: Oxford-street, from existing main south- 

_ easterly, 304 yards (60,239), ~ 

Marrickville: Schwebel-street, from High-street to 
Ivanhoe-street (60,243). ie 

Strathfield; South-street, from Baker-street. to Ada- 

avenue; Ada-avenue, from South-street to Yar- 
mouth-road (60,245). Re 

Waverley: Fletcher-street, from Dellview-street east- 
erly, 65 yards (60,220); Goldie-avenue, from Bir- 

_ rell-street northerly, 92 yards (60,223): 

Woollahra; Mansions-road, fram Victoria-road south- 

westerly, 264 yards (60,247). is 

Lane Cove: Stokes-street, from Murray-street to Hux- 
table-avenue; Huxtable-avenue, 

_ street to Helen-street (80,141). : 

Mosman: Kurim-avenue, from: David-street north- 

westerly, 240 yards (80,143). ‘ : 

North Ni dneas ~Moodie-street, from existing main 
westerly, 71 yards (80,127). be 

Willoughby: Tunks-street, from Kameruka-street to 
Tailor-street; Tailor-street, from Tunks-street to 
Noonbinna-crescent ; Noonbinna-crescent, from 
Tailor-street to ‘Coorabin-road; - Coorabin-road, 
from Noonbinna-crescent to. Minimbah-road ; Min- 

’ imbah-road, from Noonbinna-crescent to Courral- 
lie-road; Courrallie-road, from Coorabin-road to 
Minnamurra-road ; Minnamurra-road, from Cour- 
rallie-road to Kameruka-road ; Widgiewa-road to 
Coorabin-road north-westerly, 147 yards (80,119). 


And the private. streets, lanes, courts, and alleys 
- opening thereunto. 


MAAR main pipe in the said street having heen laid 


down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situatéd at above, are hereby required, on or before 
the seventeenth day of November next, to cause a 
proper pipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply 
water from the main pipe to such tenements and 


premises. 

a _ G. H. SOUTHWICK, 
_.. Inspector to the Board of Water Supply 
[2394]. ~ and Sewerage. 








Metropolitan Béard of Water Supply and Sewerage, 


Sydney, 9th October, 1922. 
NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


Notick to tar Owntrs or TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
In— 


Ashfield: Nixon-avenue, from Elizabeth-street south- 


erly 84 yards (60,263). 


Rockdale: Brennan’s-road, from existing main to Eve- 


\ street (60,261). 


Willoughby: Brook-street, from Massey-street to Don- 


nelley’s-road (80,124). 
And the various private streets, lanes, courts, ‘and 
“alleys opening thereunto, 


JHE main pipe in the said street having been laid 
_down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated at above are hereby required, on or before 
the twenty-fourth day of November next,-to cause a 
proper pipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply 
water from the main pipe to such tenements and 
premises. tte, ere! ‘ 
o> 1G. WH. SOUTHWICK, . 
Inspector to the Board of Water Supply 


[2504] _ and Sewerage, . 





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“Metropolitan Board ae Water Supply and Sewerage, 
Sydney, 5th September, 1922. 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


Norice TO THE OwNERs OF TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
IN— 


Atblew: -Happ-street, from existing main to Cum- 
berland-road (60, 251). 

Bexley: Arthur-terrace, from existing main to Hddy- 
-stone-road; Eddystone-road, from Arthur-terrace 
to Highgate- street (60,209), 

Drummoyne: Arlington-street, from Longview-street 
to Queen’s-road (60,236). 

Drummoyne : Queen’ s-road, from existing main to 
existing main (60,226). 

Kogarah: O’Brien-street, from existing main south- 
westerly 135 yards (60, 913); 

’ Kogarah: Salisbury-street, from -existing main to 
Belmore-road_ (60,211). ee 

Ilornsby Shire:  York-street, 
northerly 92 yards (30, 965). 


Mosman: Mosman -street, from existing main to Bad- 
ham-avenue; Badham-ayenue, from ~ Mosman- 
street southerly (80,133). 9. 

Willoughby: Neeworra-road, from Sailor Bay road 
north-easterly 382 yards; Weetawaa-road, from 
Neeworra-road_ to Shitor Bay road 150 yards ; 
Weetalibah- road, from Neeworra-road to Sailor 
Bay road 239. yards (80,118). 

“Willoughby: Zara- street, from Sydney-street to Re- 

serve-road (80,129). 
Willoughby: New-street, from ‘Seisine. main to 


Laurel-street ; Lea- avenue, from existing main to 
New ees (80, 139). 


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And the various “private. streets, lanes, courts, and 
alleys opening thereunto. . 

par HE main pipe in the said streets Rage been laid 
down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated at above are hereby required, on or before 
the twentieth day of October next, to cause a proper 
- pipe. and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply water 
from the maim ‘pipe to such. tenements and premises. 


G. H. SOUTHWICK, 
Tiispeotor- to the soprd of Water Supply. 
11702] and Sewerage. 


HUNTER DISTRICT WATER SUPPLY AND 
SEWERAGE BOARD. — 


Notice to LAy Service Pires. 


Norice to the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 
case may be) of. tenements and premises situated 
in— 

New Lambtan: Victoria: street, from Regent-street’ to 
Cromwell-strect. 


\HE main pipe in the said. streets having Ween laid 

down, the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 

case may be) of tenements and.premises situated as 

- above is hereby required, on or before the 17th Novem- 

ber, 1922, to cause a proper pipe. -and stop-cocks to 

be laid, 80 a8 to supply water from the main pipe to 
such tenements: and premises. 


ALFRED E. FRY, 
“Secretary. 








: Board’s Office, Newcastle, 


27th September, 1922. 


PUBLIC SCHOOL TENDERS. 


ENDERS, plainly endorsed. and addressed to the 
Under Secretary, Department of Education, 
t Seduiy: will be received up till 2 p.m. on the dates 
mentioned for the works specified below. Full panfi- 
culars on tender forms and those bound with 
Specifications. 








ALBERT BRUNTNELL, 
Minister for. onan: 





xp NovEMBER, "1929, 


Balgownie, (fresh | tenders)—Additions. _ (Plans at 
Head. Office ; District Works Office, Wollongong ; 
and at Public Schools, Bulli, and Balgownie.) 

Belmore North—Erection of New Infants’ 

(Plans and bills of quantities at Head Office.) 

"Black Bee A Saracne. (Plans at Head Office, and 

yee he ime “Katoomba, Lithgow, ‘and 


Glen inne Bale i 
lans at 


Church puilding for use as 
Schoo chen ee 


ead geet * and at Pubhe 


from Hannah-street 





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a 


School. . 


Nor th 


Hatiou—-Brection of New: School Building, - 
~ at Head Office, and at Public Schools, 
and Katoomba.) 
Martinsville—Additfons. 


Plans 
Lithgow, 


(Plans at Head Office, Dis- 


trict Works Office, Newcastle; and at Public 
‘Schools, Wyong, and Martinsville. ) 
Portland—Additions. (Plans at Head Office ; District 


Works Office, Bathurst; and at Public Schools, 
Lithgow, and Portland.) 

Tuggerah Entranda (fresh tenders)—Extension of 
building. (Plans at Head Office; District Works 
Office , Newcastle ; and at Public Schools ree 
and Wyong He 

Yaralla—Additions. (Plans at Head Office.) 

Kareela—FErection of New School Building, (Plans 
at Head Office; District Works Office, Goulburn ; 
‘and at Publie School, Moss Vale.) 


Orn NovempBer, 1922. 


Cooma (fresh tenders)—Krection of Science Roont. 
(Plans at Head’ Office, and at Public Schools, 

- Cooma, Niminitabel, and Bone 

Rocks, via Parramatta North—Erection ” of 

School Building. (Plans at Head Office and at 
Public School, Parramatta. ) 

Tempe—Hrection “of” New Boys’ School, 


&e. (Plane 


af -and Bills o meray at Head Office. he 


| Barren 





| DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIG WORKS—TENDERS 


“FOR WORKS. 


ENDERS will be received up to 2 p:m. on the 
dates specified for the undermentioned works. 
Knvelopes containing tenders must be addressed to 
the President, Tender Board, Public. Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney, and have legibly endorsed upon the 
face thereof the name of the work for which tender 
is submitted. The Government does not bind itself 
to accept the lowest or any tender. 


Specifications and plans of all works may be seen 
in Contractor’s Room, Public Works Department, 
Sydney, in addition to the other places mentioned. 


Plans will be supplied at the 
sheet, and specifications at 5s. per copy. 
to be made to Accountant of Department. Tor 
Architectural’ Works, plans only may be purchased. 


23rp OctrosEr, 1922, 


for each 
Payment 


rate of 5s. 


Kenmore Mental Hospital—Installation of Electric 


hight. (Specification, d&c., at Supervising © En- 
gineer’s Office, Goulburn.) 

Carinda. Police “Station—Repairs and Painting. 
(Specification, &c., at Court-houses, Narrabri, 
and Walgett, and Supervising HEngineer’s Office, 
Moree.) 

Burwood Police Officers’ Quarters—Renewals,. Re- 
pairs, and. Painting. (Specification, &e., at 


Police. Station, Burwood.) 

| Wyalong. Lock-up Premises—Repairs and Painting. 
(Specification, &c., at Court-hotse, Wyatong, and 
Supervi ising Engineer’s Office, Cootamundra. ) 


30TH Ocrénrr, 1922" 


Jack Hydro-Electric Deévelopment—Supply, 
Delivery, and Erection of Turbines and Gene- 
_rators to the Original Specification, dated’ Janu- 
‘ary, 1920. Tenderers to omit tenders Nos. 1 and 
1a, and are to submit only tender No. 2. (Ten- 
eg close with Agent-General, London, same 

ay 

Barellan Police Station—Erection of New Building. 
' (Specification, &e., at Police Station, Barellan; 
‘and Supervising Engineer’s Office, Cootamundra. 
Bill of Quantities av ailable. ) 

Goulburn Hospital—Installation of Sewerage Systein. 
(Specification, .&c., at pone! eine Engineer’s 
Office, Goulburn.) 

Waterfall Sanatorium—Renewal of Water Services to 

» Male Division. (Specification, &¢,, at Waterfall 
Sanatorium.) 


6ta NovemMeBeEr, 1922, 


Katoomba Police Station and Court-house—Ren« ow als, 

' Repairs, and Painting. (Specification, &e. art 
Court-house, Katoomba.). 

Corowa Police Buildings—Repairs and Renovations 
(Specification, &e., at Court-house,’ ‘Corowa; and 
Supervising Engineer’s Office, Cootamundra. ) 

St. George Hospital, Kogaral— Additions. (Speci fi- 
cation, &e., at Court- house, Kogarah, ) 





5664 





DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS—TENDERS 
FOR LEASING. 


A Wieetet iby will be received up to 2 p.m. on the 


dates specified for the undermentioned. Ten- 
derers to state what rental they are prepared to 
offer, or the lowest sum for which they will work 
the Watering Place with the privilege of retaining 
the collections authorised by Regulation. Hnvelopes 
containing tenders must be addressed to the Presi- 
dent, Tender Board, Public Works Department, 
Sydney, and have legibly endorsed upon the face 
thereof the name of the Public Watering Place for 
which tender is submitted. Tenders must be accom- 
panied by a deposit of £5, and should specify the 
names and addresses of two proposed sureties. The 
Department does not bind itself to accept any tender. 
The lease will be subject to the provisions of the 
Public Watering Places Act, 1900, and the Regu- 
lations thereunder. The lessee may cultivate the 
tenant’s lease, and any improvements which he may 
effect in the shape of clearing and burning-off timber 
may be considered in his favour should he tender for 
a new lease at the expiration of his term, 
Copies of the Act, Regulations, conditions of lease, 


and agreement may be seen, and further information | 


and form of tender may be obtained from the local 
District Works Office, or from the Department cf 
Public Works, Sydney. 


23Rp OctosER, 1922. 
Clare Tank, of 708 acres 2 roods, road Balranald to 
Ivanhoe—-Hay District. 
30TH OcToBER, 1922. 


Til Til Tank, of 640 acres, road Balranald to Ivanhoe 
, —Hay District. ‘ 


Norn.—Term of lease, in each case, to be five years 


from 1st November, 1922. 
R. T. BALL. 





[ 2670] Sydney, 17th October, 1922. 


SUPPLIES AND SERVICES FOR THE PUBLIC 
SERVICE. ; 

| ENDERS for the supply and delivery of Drapery 

f required during 1923-24 will be received at the 

Stores Supply Department, 15 Young-street, Sydney, 

up till 4.30 p.m. on Tuesday, 19th December, 1922. 


tion, 
A. ‘BERCKELMAN, Executive Member. 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT RAILWAY . 


AND TRAMWAYS. 


T ENDERS will be received at the Office of the 


Railway Commissioners, Bridge-street, Sydney, 


until 12 noon on the dates shown for the services 
specified :— 


25TH OctosEr, 1922. 


For the supply of Card Cabinets, Wooden, to 30th 
June, 1923. Tender forms and further particu- 
lars from Acting Comptroller of Storés, Wilson- 
street, Newtown. : \ 


lst November, 1922. 

the purchase of Printing Machinery, comprising 
Quad Crown Reliance (Stick Flyer), equipped 
with geared inkers (four-roller) distributor riders, 
all_in sound condition and thorough working 
order. Machine at present in use, and may be 
inspected whilst in operation at the Railway 
Printing Office, Eddy-avenue, Sydney. The pur- 
chaser will be required to dismantle the machine, 
and arrange for its removal at the convenience of 
the Department. ¢ 
the manufacture and supvly of Three (3) Rivetted 
High-pressure Gas Reservoirs. Tender forms, 
specifications, and drawings from Chief Mech- 
anical Engineer’s Office, Wilson-street, Redfern 
(price, 7s. 6d.) Py 


' 8tH NovEMBER, 1922, ; 
For supply of Two Vertically-driven Duplex Boring 
u 


and rning Mills, Specifications and tender 


forms from Acting Comptroller of Stores, Wilson- 
street, Newtown, 


For 


Fo 


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‘NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 149 


Tender forms and further particulars on applica-~ 





. 15rn Novemsrr, 1922. 


For Seven (7) 50-cycle 3-phase ‘Transformers, to Speci- 
fication No. 569 (price 2s. 6d.), at Chief Electrical 
Engineer’s Office, 61 Hunter-street, Sydney. 

22np Novemser, 1922. 

For the manufacture and supply of Four (4) Miles 
25-pair Lead-covered Telephone Cable, to Speci- 
fication No. 552-4 (price, 2s. 6d.) at Chief Elec- 
trical Engineer’s Office, 61 Hunter-street, Sydney. 


29TH NoyrEmBER, 1922. 


For the supply of D.C. and A.C. Motors and Genera-- 
tors, to Specification No. 568 (price 2s..6d.), at 
Chief -Hlectrical Engineer’s Office, 61 Hunter- 
street, Sydney. ey 

the supply of 38-core High-tension Cable and 
Boxes for State Coal Mine, Lithgow, to Specifica- 
tion No. 574 (price 2s. 6d.), at Chief Electrical 
Engineer’s Office, 61 Hunter-street, Sydney. 


20TH DecEmpBer, 1922. 


for the supply of Two (2) High Duty Double-head 
Driving Wheel Lathes. Specification and tender 
forms from Acting Comptroller of Stores, 


“or 


[20 Ocr’, 1922. 







All tenders to be properly pildorsed. No tender — 


necessarily accepted. Make cheques payable ‘‘Railway 


Commissioners,’’ — 
W. J. MORRIS, 
Life Secretary. 


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[2690] Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission 
Sydney, 20th October, 1922. 


2 . ay i iv 3 ‘Or i) i 
ENDERS for a permissive occupancy for grazing 


ie purposes, under the provisions of the Wentworth 


Irrigation Act and Regulations thereunder. 


CURLWAA IRRIGATION AREA. 


It is hereby notified, in pursuance of Regulation 30° 
under the Wentworth Irrigation Act, that tenders for ” 


the permissive occupancy, for grazing purposes only, 
of the undermentioned blocks (particulars in Schedule 
hereto) as one area, will be received at the office of the 
Manager of the Curlwaa Irrigation Area, at Curlwaa, 
not later than 3 p.m. on 20th November, 1922. 

The amount offered by, the accepted tender, not 
being less than the upset annual rent specified in sub- 
joined Schedule, ‘shall be the annual rental of the 
permissive occupancy. 

The anual rental tendered shall be payable haitf- 
yearly in advance. 


Each tender must be accompanied hy a deposit of : 


twenty per centum of the annual rental tendered. 
The deposit paid by the person whose tender is 
accepted shall be credited towards payment of rent. 


The deposits of the unsuccessful tenderers will be- 


refunded. ; 

Tenders must be made in writing. 
_ The successful 
other rates, 

The term of the occupancy shall be three years, 
unless the area, or any part thereof, is in the mean- 
time applied for as a non-irrigated holding, or 
required for any purpose which. in the opinion of the 


tenderer shall pay all municipal and 


Commission, justifies the withdrawal of land there- 


from, or the determination thereof. 











é SCHEDULE. 
Approximate | Upset Annual 
Block Nos. Area, Rental. 

Acres ESieek eR 4 

19 to 31 (exclusive of area of abrut 47} 2.768 | 49 0 4 
acres, being vart of blocks 22 and 24, (at 444, poracre). 

ineluded in rifle range). | 
A ‘ 


+. 7 





Nore.—Blocks 19 to 21, 23 and 25 to 31, were made 
available for non-irrigated holdings by Gazette notifi-. 
cation of 8th December, 1915, and will still remain 
available as such. In the event of any of these blocks 


being applied for as. non-irrigated holdings after the 
above Jand has been granted as a permissive occu-_ 
pancy, the block or blocks thus applied for shall be — 


withdrawn from the permissive occupancy. 


Full particulars may be’ obtained at the office of the 


Manager, Curlwaa Irrigaticn Area, Curlwaa, and the 


iy 


mission, Union House, George-street, S 
[Papers W.C, & I,C, 1922-12489] 


a , ; H. H, DARE, 7. 
PSs: oe a ag Commissioner, | 


Office of the Water Conservation and Trrigation Com- _ 


ydney, 


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SECOND-HAND DEALERS AND COLLECTORS’ LICENSES ISSUED. 





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Place where issued. | 


Name of Licensee, 


Where Premises situated or Address. 


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Ermington 


Dourine THe MontH or SEPTEMBER, 1922. 


Steedman, James ... ee 
Flaherty, Reeteena ... 
McCarthy, Mary 


Chaimowitz, Martha ee 
Whalan, Edward William ... 
Morris, ‘1homas Isaac eae 
Trascott, John Ps fee 


A astbontand: Jame3 Brown . he 


Kerslake, Sidney 


...| Levien, George Isaac iy 


Johnson, Francis E. 





.| Abbott, Walter 


Le Lant, Beatrice ... 
Bonds, Thomas 
Mortley, Sydney 


ace 


ba Paterson, James 
..., Hyde, Joseph 


Pugsley, Charles 

Chambers, Herter’ Will a am 
Jones, Edward Lewis 
Newman. Joseph ‘Thomas .. 


...| Lockett, Harry 


Warran, Jobn 

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Lewis, Fanny ie 
Hay, Hlizabeth ... 


Pike, Charles Alfred 

Smith, Joseph Isaac 

Smith, Joseph Alphonso 
Samuel, Charles Leslie... 
Easton, George it 
Kranchon, Henry Alten 


Hock, William 

Burgess, Dorothy ... 
Mackay, Allan Douglas 
Mitchell, Claude Willian .. 
Hewrtt, Bernard Bee 
Sandeman. Reginald 
Green, Sydnt y Joseph 
Cleave, Eric Uharks 

Flew. Richard 

Brentnall 2ercv 


Rasterbroot; ( larence 
Afflick, Clifford Clyde 
Horley, Vivian S. ... ies 
Finkle, Samuel Sa 
O’Brien, Deuis ne a 
Cohen, Sid Raa 
Shearman, William 





E Nuttall, Nicholys John 


Horley, Vivian Simpson 
Welsh, Henry 

Scott, Albert St. Clair 
Silvestein, Abram ... vet 
McIntosh, Duncan ... A 
Thibanet, Gustave James .., 


A Piper, Perey Victor 


Rollings, Arthur 
Heffernan, Michael... 





.| Jenkins, Henry 


Murphy. Herbert Ernest ue 


Hiscock, Robert Frederick... 
Murphy, Herbert Ernest .., 
Rigby, George 

Grilis, John James., 


..| Enmett, Robert 


‘| Gallagher, David ice - 


Penny, William Victor a 


Laws, Benjamin Ae ite 
Uhlen, John .. rh, can 
Catley, Douglas. : 


O’Hajloran, Bernard Henry 





...| Cowper-street, Campsie 





20 Burt-street, Rozelle 
26 Beattie-street, Balmain ... 
17 Mort-street Balmain 


...| 288 Darling-street, Balmain 
...| 639 Darling-street, Rozelle ... 


Carp-street, Bega ; 
Adelaide-street, Blayney ... 
162 Argent-street, Broken Hill 
838 Beryl-lane, Broken Hill 
Campbell-street, Abbotsford 
Minto ah fu ieif 


Canterbury- -road, Hefevdro ae 


i Haldon-street, Lakemba: 


Old Canterbery- road Canterbury 
Canterbury-road, Cent tUTR 


Bs - Davis-road, Salt Pan 


Canterbury- road, Belmore ,. 

Drommond: skreet, Belmore... 

Sutton-sireet, Cootamundra 

Hovell-street, Coo‘amundra 
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...| Ganmain ip ie 


do Hk 
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153 Glebe- roads Glebe 
40 Glebe-road, Glebe : 
493 Fneraiintta: road, Taichharde, 
173 Norton-street, Eciohhardd 


si 187 Glebe-road, Glebe BG 


37 Reuas-street, Leichhardt 
64 James-atreet, Leichhardt 


77 Westmoreland-street, Grlebe 


1 George-street, Leichhardt 


195 Catherine-street, Leichhardt .. 


29 Parramatta-road, Leichhardt 


‘<, 9 Rofe-street, Leichhardt 


Hardy’s Bay. Woy Woy 
Broadway, J unee 
Leeton 


bod 


5) Terania- str. ie North f este oe 


Oakey Park ... 
Queens liff-road, Queenscliff 
P.ttwater-road, Des Why 


2 Antwerp, Queenscliff ae 
_| Serr entine-crescent, Balgowlah - 


40 Corso, Manly 


Wood Yard, Vail: street, Harden ie 


Brisbane-street, Murwillambak 
Lismore-road, Murwillumbah 
Parry-street, Newcistle F 
709 Hunter-street, Newcastle 


1 Newcomen-street, Newcastle 
178 Hur ter-street. ‘Newcastle 


ee 44 Union-street, Wickham ... 
..| Parry-street, Newcastle 


Little William street, Stockton 
Howden-street, Carrington mee 
415 Hunter-street, Newcastle ~ 
Woodst ock-street, East Mayfield 
Peel-street, West Tamworth 
Brisbane-street Tamworth .. 
Peel-street, Tamworth 


do eve 
Cartwright’s Hill aie 
109 Fitzmaurice-street aR 
44 Baylis-street : foe 
109 Fitzmaurice-street wate 
Nelarah ; eed 
Raworth 


High-street, Goevimat’. 


.| Stewart-street, Wollongong... és 


e Swan-atreet, Wollongong 


i 857 Hunter- street: West, Newcastle 





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5664 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 149. ——_[20,0en, 1923, 





ANNUAL MEETINGS OF JUSTIOHS TO CONSIDER APPLIOATIONS FOR AUOTIONEERS’ LICENSES. 
NOTION is hereby given that the Annual Meeting of His Majesty's J ustices of the Peace, for the purpose of considering applications 

































































. for Auctioneers’ Licenses for the gh Tout will be holden at the Court-houses bc the places” and at the times hereunder : 
specified. ‘ . ; | 
; ‘When: Court to be bela st date fae: ihe nes of | AY Pa eet 
Place, Police District. |-———- oe for neotdal oe a ha Bae Beirne tad 
Date. Hour. | _ Apploaftons. - Petty ae 5 ‘ 
= ee Ms : i — 

Adéminaby .. | Cooma wi 27 Nov.,1922...! 10 | 6Nov., 1922] 7 Oct., 1922| G. J. Rose, A.O.P.3, 

Adelong 8 >| Lumut... PER R: ape PMOL Mera, 3 6 Sept, , | W. E. Justelius, A C.P.S. 

Albury epee sian NRE, SE ert GES Ce ee ie fee "ME Opkons tals Ba Scobie, 6.P.3, 

Alstoyville 8 eee Ree base Enekh) fa OR Bo ie Gr, Aree SAA? oot dle - Hk Laidman, A.O.P.S. 
Ardlethan 1... .. | Temora .., al BOA et Saat OO oie Op tae ae » | BR. @. Sheridan, OC P.8. 

Armidale 4, is Watney veantel eee BAS Spas 2 Fors mat Oe Ks ete ». | H. M. Cohen, C.P.S. 

Ashfield 3 ...| Parramatta | .. 28.43 sik oe: LO fave » | 268-pt, , | H. 8. Beveridge, C.P.8. 

FS seem N Oily 

Ashford ».| Inverell... SVB ag fy 10 Sap: f 6Cct.. , | B. H. Baxter, A.C.P. 3. 

Balranald .:| Balranald Hie than 3 10 a a Sr area age a eal Sg Stewart, C.P.8. 

Bega’... aie gar. «4, eB i y 10 ore 3 7 ore » | G. G@. Carr Boyd, C.P.S8. 

Bellingen | Bers Macquarie ey eae Base ll Me, es Pee an as » | H. B. Copeland, C.P.S8. 

Bombala ...| Bombala 28 y ray ere 10 Vigne Pema han Wi brea » | J. Byrne, O.P.S. 

Braidwood ...| Braidwood Pr bee Beer 4 of arene ae) Lies ip ae eO. SODts i ytd A ni Collis, G.P.8. 

Burrea Junction »., Narrabri Reese Sarr oe ues 8 0 e2e ian Rear bo 27 Oct.) pt ee McGrath, ACerS. 

Burrowa ...| Burrowa ~ BS x gla G iMate Sa be SN AGB McKenzie, OPS. 

Burwood .. | Parramatta 2B) sy Bett eld LO hues 5) ED: 35 » | H. 8. Beveridge, C.P.N. 

ee O.M. 

Campbelltown ...| Campbelltown ...; 23. ,, Pare ans S18, Peat wander Laem » | A. G. Hardwick, C. P. 8. 
Canowindra  ... soi} Cowra... eS ey po ase OBO 7 Noy., 199211 » | W, A. Hicks, C7P.8. 

Canterbury. ... ...| Parramatta 2 een aire bee a (pees 5 | 2D Sept, een Ages a Ske Fs Beveridge, C.P-S:, 

C.M. 

Carcoar ie .| Carcoar.. 28 Pe ii Hey tape fed ONS » | Z. Paton, ©. P.S. 

Central Polica’ Gourt:: [> csssesdasses scxoss AUS teas S 10 aks ia 95. 4 | W.B. Geddes, A. CP, i 
ACM. 

Cessnoek ...| Maitland 28 5 8 4a 980-4 <1 Nov., 1922; 27.) 3 » | G. Wheeler, O.PS. 

Cooma... aM ..| Cooma .. 2h 8 Pe aa (0) fits 3 6 Oct,, ,, | G.J. Rose, A.C.P.S. 
Cootamundra... Se 28.505, jp cr metre BO: peasy De Ga ee a 2. H. Sutherland, 

Cowra... Rea | -Cowra yt wc BBS oer 1 7Nov., 1992130 4, » | D. W. Reed, C.PS. 

Crookwell iA eae BE CARI 23755 PCESHE rr miei AU Bee ag? a Ps Mees » | R.L..G. Hill, A.C.P.S. 

Culcairn Be dee | agar eee 23:05) Pees eed ieee 8) Beas Spat ahh te TAS ES » | F. RK. Wood, C.P.8. 

Deniliquin _ ... ...| Deniliquin 26S, A aoe DO SEE Nove “292 cb aan » | B.C. Atkinson, C.P.S, 
Deniliquin... .| Berrigan 228° 5 ite acl weno AE » | 16Sept., ,, «| H.N. Ferrie, A.C.P.S. 

Dunedoo «».| Dubbo»... Beis. Fe diese wb@. Gabe io’ p16 Oct Pat ips pat Fernon, C.P.S. 

Emmaville .. | Glen Innes 282.0% Be th eda SISO hectic at ed oy Ge se Z sical Weatintsy aa lR. A. Hardwicke, ©. P.S. 

Forbes... .. | Forbes ... 28% 5 10 7 Noy., 1922/"16 Oct, 1922] W. FP. Britz, C.BS. 

Glebe ... .. | Metropolitan 2853 5 LOSER 5 ik Oe oa v.01 Re Ge-Green, 0.P.8 0. M, | 
Glen Innes ...| Glen Innes 285 ie 1 i Reig pean * 65 meer ae ® hi eakell, C.P.8.- ; 
Gloucester .. | Manning River,,.)°28 3 5 ar emer fe nee Sax hp. » | ¥. Champion, O.P. 8. } 
Goulburn... Sa a recng con Sanne Paton 5 10 Site 5 2S 5 pos E. Beaver, C.P.S, O.M. 

Grafton See ...| Grafton...! 28 y Tae NRE LE Lidg eN gy) AAS Ophy 5) Oe Wenholz, C.P.S. 
Gundagai.... Gundagai 285i HPPA CLOSE WER grees joes N12 Oobe seg. dh Sa dl. Donnelly, C-P.8, g 
Gunnedah  ,.. Gunnedah rir aseey i 10 WN CV ig LODO fe 5 » | H. A. Mahony, C.P.S. 
Gunoivg ne Wass) Aya sak 28s oe 11 eee 5 Bure » | A. L. Wellisch, C.P 8. 
Guyra 4% ..| Armidale ar | 2B iy ‘i oe ae eee wields § Fy ARS a » | G. A. Morgan, A.C.P.S; * 
Hiny. ais ; Pie Ese Wa: 28) 2g ‘ 10 7 Nov., 1922).14. —,, Ree ne Se ‘Sargeson, U.P.S.. 4 
Henty .., ds «| Albury .. opel? Dons x 10 Sy pdt etia cee akan y» | Be. Wood, UPS. 
Hillston Kar es. | Ehilston .., Webs! cy Peer i ey 18) REPS SN Ee 5 10°.:;, » | G. Howie, G.L.C. 
Holbrook Me Ut Albury 2.5 wel DBR ie ee a er tC) Beast acd 13 See ae tie Wood, C.P.S: 
Hornsby +f Bie ah ons yl? BBeicas 3) 08 | 12.45°] 7 Nov., "1922 ~5 Sept., ec, Pa a oF Foster, “O.PS. 
Junee ... 5 FL AcT Seater te taete wos 28% bya Os ose is 17-Oct.,. 5, |-C. Rr Colls, C.P.8. 
Katoomba... °... ...| Penrith ete Eko hy se woh Reese Pag ps on ee yo. Os ‘Koster, ©.P-8;. 
Kiama wok Sedat «cts 28 - 3 eae rs Pie oe Who Agee » | ©. ¥..Denton, U.PS. 
Kogarah eu ...| Metropolitan 28° + 55 a Rare AO i hirer FS ie bones » | 4. BE. Chapman, GES, 

; C.M 
Kyogle Aas sek Lagantaet od cs sos OMGES| ORaNe ah Cee ale Mis Sas i. Bigs Ba Nae yes wee, A.O.P.8. 
Lismore hs Bail aspaeeie chine Neon ee 28.24 ST Net h@ ihlnoes » a PS VOLTS, May, C.P.S8. 
Lithgow in | Hartley... S45 eg 1G Wh aie go Hapa y | d. M. Bonthorne, €.P.S, 
Liverpool oe = Liverpool 28%; be saree bk, is leigh arnee Lote 5. | A. @. Hardwick, C.P.S. ; 
Lo¢khart Pee Re ie Sab Veter stel gles 28 5 cr ae 2 7 Nov., - 1922) 46~ ,, » ) W.d. Ryan, 0.2.8 
Maclean a | Grafton ps aaa erin dO Piphese % 5 oy » | R. W.S. Kelly, C.P.8. 
Manilla i ...| Bingara .. 28) Hegre dO a 13°, » | dw A. Hille, @.P-3 
Milton... 4 FE Ne ey ae IME ic ts Rare 4 il Godek Pode al eee s. | Ae H. Hodgson, Q.P. 3. 

' Mittagong «| Berrima RA eed Ge. ae ae Go) i Ae » | J.P. McDonald, A.C.P.3. 
Moama .-| Moama... Foot Oat Stee see nar WE) ERGs +s OD dens ial Nes Guodwin, ACP P.S. : 
Molong ...|-Molong ... el bf Mavaty Rok ane = t Rego » | A. ©. McDonald, O.P.S. : 
Moruya doje poems een oe acess 28), OW i € ie go fons a »_ | C. T. Howard, A.OPS. 
Mudgee .| Mudgee... SI Bay te Hees ¥ 10 7 Nov, 2922) TT > pce. Gy eee Blackmore, C.P.S., 

Narrabri Bet .| Narrabri 2S. 3} Pd 10 fas fori) (Wola eee E. Soane, GP. 8. “a 
Warrandera 4. Narrandera ..1{ 284, TE IE BOs de de Waste ted TAC Ge yy | C0. A. Arnold, O.P.8. x 
Newcastle | F savecsasnansdentiber le MBM © Uy cach Dea ge Now ete) kG 1c) gemini) Muetay i. 6! 4 
| CM. ’ 
Yowra... es .. | Shoalhaven ~ oS; i ae Te * Gis a | Bd. Youdale, C.P.S. 3 
Nyngan us | Nyogan... Dp ees it REL (hee Ry | Zoey, » | N. L. Sheridan, C.P.S. . 
Pambula tee ..| Eden VBys 4, ; 10 Zhi es Suge 625, » | W.G. Noble, A O.P.8. ae 
Parramatta ; Parramat a one x 10 hose ot em Aid it 24 » | &. W. Broughton, C.P.S., Ss 
CM. 

Picton } one Ose | eseevrcnvocsseces ° 28 ” 9 . 10. ’ . vee ll ” » G. S. Goldie, CP Hele 

4 iets Xe ot) 3 SADR hae) lights 2 Me 






te AUCTIONEERS” LICENSING MERTINGS—continued. 
a ry a RARE CRI ae ; ) 
































Y ie qi ah a ‘when Court to be held. os 
Place. | Police District. |———+——-_--— - fe rss of ee hang ¥ gigs ei Sosnimas 
} rae ; ‘ | hae she Ae Wate: Tour, Applications. Petty Sessions. Ute ELV ais 
4 : ik e | . 
Port Macquirie | Port Mcaquarie hag Nov., 1922...) 10 | 7 Nov., 1922/ 14 Oct., 1922) 4. KF. McDonald, O.P.8,° 
Queanbeyan ... ..| Queanbeyan .,.. 28 ,, aa dk bo are Pe st » | HE. Angove, O:P.9. 
Rockley Oe gee Aas MURR eee ech Ae oR gg tei] TQ ONS pelt aire, » | J. CO: Harrison, Acting. 
‘Ryde ... a Ryde” Soh Seabee tae ent LO aia + 5 Sept, , | W. L. Foster, CPS. 
Rylstone ws at.| Byletoue Ste Ok temiad getty’: EOD Wins yo WW bOeR, | 83, WE BS Deéning: ©. PS. 
Scone .,, ask Barwin ected voasc Rte ake. UES nes ee al? Toya » | 14Sept., ,,. | J. B. Scobie, v.P.S. 
Singleton she way | oube pe ON rely gcse hi core ca: RESO ass Goat LO i fs os » | 16 Oct., .,°,) P.-E. Hldershaw, C.P.S. 
Sunny Corner .. og) MABURUTSE CP eae | RB ee oe ae eae, fb LO ey ouy i EG, de oo“ ee Wy Dolman, A.O.P-S. 
Tamworth _ vos os Sethe « Shak cbewpinea 28 ” Py ee 10 7 ” ” 11 9 ” FE, J. Daley, C.P.3. 
Taralga ask cet la sexe eseetan en | 28a orga Dap £0) yy ae Prciclid Wheres » | A. Riordan, A.C.P. 3. 
Taree :.. ag RON cabscue eee wats eee basa jet Vaae ae KO TiS pana bee » |W. CG. Geikie, O.P.8 
Temora e. a Pembra pace 2B: gs REEDS Nera bik; eile Lege » | O. J. M. Hade, CPS. 
Tenterfield .., | Tenterfield  ..| 28 ,, Pe ue era) Beh CA pone » | A.D. Donnelly, C.P.S. 
Tibooburra ... Pip Misehen ar * re eee es et TO 7 Nov., 1922) 1 , » | do. Ellis, A.C.P.s. 
Tocumwal _... ..-| Deniliquin cer COR ys Renee ead ic Plgs Paypal el! Mees REDE Mathieson, A.C.P.S. 
Trangie +(seee| Warren... Pair toe ep Neti A ee De oy 2B Sept.) Boia) 8 Be OEE Ferris, A.C.P 8. 
Tumbarumba... _...| Tumbarumba ,..) 28 ,, elias Paleteieylomies: 7 Oct., ,, | EF. J.Barnard,.€.P.8. 
Tumut... ei: ss | Damut; ic Saal: page FS koe | SMa AE ‘, | F. W. Smart, O.P.8. 
_ Ulmarra i .. | Grafton... Ge er a Gg WNoy.; °19227),-2 | » | GS. King, a.0.P:S 
Pee Wagga Sah tneet i earciiies Aik al izes oan BO eae O ies Be AB Fe Bilas toe a Hazell, O.P.S8., 
; « # C.M. 
Micliin ten PER Ad Wellington ABO 1 Bape Bebe te Fu BeReRO » | W. O'Hanlon, A.C.P.S. 
West Maitland a GE cr aaa et ees ae Oe Ke) ee pl Perea Ss 8 TU » | W.S.: Bromhead, ©.P.S. 
Wollon gorge lo 0 3. orca © ben veenca odes vee Piste hose AOA Weametete cacti rt Oe » | #. BR. FE. Haydock, C.P.8. 














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QUARTERLY LICENSING COURTS. . 
_ Posricans, Bazwens, Spratt MEnROHANTS, &o. 


NOTICE : is s hereby given that Quarterly Licensing Courts, under the Liquor Act, 1912, for the consideration of application 
for Publicans, Colonial Wine, Brewers, and Spirit Merchants, Booth, Stand, or Packet Licenses, renewals, removals, and 
transaction of other business, will be holden. at the nomppetive OCourt-houses and Police Offices at the following places, on the 
*dates and hours specified, 








When Court to be heli 
Sore = Convened by 
Date. Hour. 


(Ee A ee ee ee = - sia Se bn RSE 


Albury... ns ss ses | B Sept, 1622 5: | 28 Oct. 1922 ..| 10. |B. Harrison, C.L.C. 


Date of Notice from 


Licensing District. Chavence 








Bega oA is AM ay St De Saks HA Boch BB. % ‘ Baie tn AP ©. G. Carr Boyd, U.L.C. 
Cassilis ... is Be I Head eee: a i hl oe oe i Sh) abe J, B. Reilly, A.C.P.S. 
Cobar... aos cee ist vn . BES ‘5 shed Se M. A. Browne, O.L.0. 
Condobolin + ys SRE gnc Smee as il Be Sept., "922, ie eRe Ss he ee ho. He Kelly, ©,L.C, 


Coonamble as eee eabos i aaa Fe ei hee eg 4 ase 2 F. EH. Crook, C.L.C. 





Dubbo... re Rig ION pots Sie a LM Bf SE ACT aa ci .| 10 | G. W.d. Davies, C.L.0 
Gonlbprny, 2545s be Ee ome Soule eiatne oo t.l eae aS ers ees e «| 10 | D. A. MeDougail, C.L.0. 
Holbrook 2a ee ies pa ie Baie tas a Wt iBor:. ss ..| 10 | F.R. Wood, U.L.0. 
Jerilderie ie: eae tee) Ccemarret dia 8 Roe . ee] Ba Pi Th S28 fae ele, ME Face, A.C.P.S 
Kiama... ale ase ‘Ss Thi aewitibee e i Ds ae § ke pS A0 | C. F. Denton, C.L.C. 
Nambucea be ioe ee va Ot ‘ ul a6 i ‘i Sh Oust Bear Perry, A.C. P.35; 
Narrandera tel ne 5 sok bz Aug. ech Me uvh iil ! Maen < ..f 1130 | ©, A. Arnold, 0.0.C. 
Wyngan .., asa a 8 AD COS Re ae aie it: i ».| 20 4 D, Parker, O.L.C. 
Parramatta... ni I el <2 a geal 3 . Pre cea (0 ce ON Broughton, ( C.P.S, 
‘Port Stepbens (Stroud) ” Tis, an _ Sept., 6 Bi (ef Sones Ni eh 2 | ©. J. Homann, AC PS. 
Queanbeyan. FP wae a) me = n re venfeeO 4 % al ek HB. Angove, C. L. C 

me ot Byde- ~:.. oy ees BS, rs 4 sh Me ais iyiaelt ee | 20 | FLL, Foster, C.L.C. 

ee Shoalhaven (Nowra) bea ss Seng ates Pica RSS e-7 e “ Ba ie! P. J. Sondates C.L.C. 

a: Wagga Waage sie cay ane eis Raat yy be Ageia lope 3 era anti) W. G. Hazell, C.L.C. 
Walcha ... u Saree oaks Se Bo ee ear daar, be a pet Gb D. Moriarty, O.L:C: 





Wee Wad i hy ee tat SBS Bi RR (ae eo | 10 | W.J. Small, LC. 








a Windsor... — ... oe oe oe ie R ig ABS tags | 12 | J. A.S. Balmain, C.L.C. 
s [2512] a st : a ey : Sydney, 13th October, 1922. 


; FISHERIES ACTS—RENEWAL OF LEASKS. 
of Pi APPROVAL has been given for the renewal of the Oyster Culture Leases specified in the Schedule hereto for & term of 


























bid fifteen years from the dates and at the rentals respectively set forth therein. 
ae hea —_— CHARLES W. OAKES. 
: SCHEDULE. P 
5 penet Lessee. ‘ee Locality. Foreshore, Common sing | Annual 
a3 ; b 4g 
a G ; ’ z “| Yards. Be. a: 
ae 4799 SEG Engel... ‘ + s| Port Stephens “i 124 1 June, 1922 As bG) O 
; 8317 Alice May Johnson oe Tram, ot yy" doo Yes 109 9 Dec, » | iva. 0 
; »! c 4 y 








5666 Ne) SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZBTTE, No. 149. “| (20 Ocr, ee Ng 





(2227) : : ; State Hishorion, 


Chief Secretary’s Department and 
Office of the Minster of Public Health, 
hay 29th read 1922. 


APPLICATIONS FOR LEASES FOR OYSTER OULTURE. 


j. Tv is Sreteby notified that the undermentioned porsons have applied to lease for as Culture the portions of lani described | 
hereunder opposiie their respective names. 
Objections may be lodged within thirty days of the date of this notice Saainst the pee of any of the portiors. 
If interference with » hauling ground is alleged, a statutory declaration by a licensed fisherman must be submitted to the effect 
that the area has been hauled during the preceding twelve months. 
K. B. HARKNESS, 


Under Seoret ary. 


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Appli- AS ea Fhe eae |Length of] Micecat 
cation Applicant. Locality, . Paeiah, County, Foreshore Tawce 
No. or Area. Fitspevie 
Beca Rive. . : Yards. 
11858 | Thomas Rixon... <I On the southern bank, adjoining the castzro se ae) Auckland ...{ 600 | 15 ye:rs. 
end of oyster lease No. 9,240. 
HAWKESBURY Riven. oO Be chdlh 
11825 ; Joseph George ae dey Offshore, at the head of Fox, Bay, Mooney; Cowan ..| Northum-  { About 3) 10 years. 
Mooney Creek. berland.| acres. 
J1§26 Do | Offshore, at the head of Ephcte Big Bay.) Patonga ...). do...) About 4) 10 years. 
' 3 Mooney Mooney Creek. pas ra acres. 
Manyine Deven. : : Wards, 3 
11820 | Francis Lachlan Long-| On the eastern side of Maagrove or Pelican| Harrington.) Macquarie...{ 150 | 10 years. 
wortb. Island, adjoining the north-western end ol : 
| oyster lease No. 11,316. . eens 
11821 | Do ...| Fronting portion No. 157 of 53 acres, and) Ox ey aa do wf 100 “) 10 years. 
| identical with expired oyster lease No | 
"| 9,045. S| 
Nvuniica River. Yards. 
11880 ‘ Edwin Legge, junior .... On the northern bank near the entrarce,’ Eden | Auckland... 200 | 15 years, 
| | identical with expired oystsr lease No 
| 4,976. , Say ? : 
Nerson Lax. i, 
11916 | James Francis Brasing-; Offshore, adjoining the south-eastern Voun-| Tanja  w{ Dampier .,,{ About 2/ 10 years. , 
| ton. dary of oyster lease No. 10,695. 3 ise ~ roods. 
Kian River. Yards. 
11925 | Francis Grattan Kelly..| On the western shore of Mowtree Lake, Nullica ...| Auckland...{ 100 | 10 years. 
| adjoining the southern end of the public! : 
oyster reserve. fig ee } 


Gror@E’s RIVER. 


11986 | William Percy Judd ,,.| Offshore, in Woolooware Bay, adjoining the| Sutherland.,... Cumberland/About 15) 10 yeas, 
applicant’s oyster lease No. 9,007. | acres. | _ 

11950 | William Ernest S nitl.. Offshore, north-east of Carter's Taland, ad- a do ...| About 3) 10 years, 

joining the applicant’s oyster lease No. acres. 

5,537. | 


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[2513] Sydney, 13th October, 1922, 
APPLIOATIONS FOR LEASES FOR OYSTER OULTURE. 
T’ is hereby notified that the undermentioned persons have applied to lease for Oyster Culture the portions of land described 
hereunder opposite their respective names. 
Objections may be lodged at the Chief Secretary’s Department, Fisheries Branch, within thirty days of the date of thia 
notice against the leasing of any of the portions. If interference with a hauling ground i is alleged a statutory declaration by 
a licensed fisherman must be submitted to the effect that the area has been hauled during the preceding twelve months. 


é ae sf EK. B. HARKNESS, 
Under Secretary. 








Length of | Horn of 
































ae. Applicant, Locality, . : | Parish. | County. Foreshore Lease 
No. or Area. ' iB 
TomaGa RIvER. Is : Yards. 
11954 ; Norman Arthur Innes | On a small island in two sections, section No.| Bateman ...{ St. Vincen’ 225 | 10 yeurs 
1 adjoining the eastern eni of oyster lease us (in all). 
No. 8,055, section No. 2 adjoining the 
western end of oyster lease No. 8,055. : ‘ 
11955 Do «| On the eastern bank in two sections, section; MO Ge oes do Soe 505") 1O™,, 
: ft _ No. 1 adjoining the south-eastern end of EAs (in all). 
oyster lease No. 7,932, section No. 2 sbout % 
eg 34 yards southerly from section No.1. ; sy eae! : ; 

11956 Do ...| On the northern bank adjoining the eastern) do we do sndl ie ay Oy 

end of the public oyster reserve. 
Port STEPHENS. me - Bs “ Acres. 

11898 | Frederick Phillips  ,.,! Offshore in two sections at North Arm, sec-j ............ | Gloucester ..|About 3}/ 10 years 
tion No. 1 adjoining the southern boundary!’ sis (in all). i 
of oyster lease No. 10,609 section No. 1,) ale ae 
section No, 2 adjoining the southern and 
eastern boundaries of oyster lease No.| 


10,609 section No, 2. i i 
Wawaea Lace.  —- ys Yards. 


11968 Thomas Mead ,.. eoe| On an eastern and northern shore identical 
e with cancelled oyster lease No. 10,978. 











Bermaguce ' Dampier “| “1,000 | 10years Sa 





5667 - 





280) : x ty ay 3 eet es art | 4 _ Sydney, 20th October, 1922. 
ee ee "APPLTOATIONS FOR LEASES FOR OYSTER CULTURE. 
ms abtilied, that the uhdérmentioned persons have applied to lease for oyster culture the portiolis of land desoribsd 
hereunder opposite their respective names. 


PN - Objections may be lodged at: the Chief, Secretary’s Devarttient: F iinrics Branch, within thirty days of the date of this 
. - notice ‘against the leasing ofany of the portions. 1f interference with i ‘a Hauling ground i is wlleged, a statutory declaration by a 
panernen fisherman must be submitted to the feck dae the area has béen hauled during the preceding twelve months, 


HR. B. HARKNESS, 


Under Secretary. 
Appli- | — 

















ti Applicat t. : Local ea Co Foreshore | Tetm of 

cation |_ pplicar t. 7 e@lity. ’ i. un by. e 

No, _|-- : , 4 “4 tne : i j | 7 or Area, | Meese 
BoaMBEE CREEK. : Yards, 


11973 | Walter George ee On the southern bank, adjoining the eastern Bontille ai Raleigh ay 50 ad yeares 
i end of oyster lease No. 5,400. 


ae GRORGE’sS Rrvite, . : 
11822 | Edwin Duncan Cooper, Offshore, in Woolooware Bay, north of oyster| Sierras Cumberland | About | 10 years, 





























James Henry Edwards lease No. 2,417. 12 acres 
_and Percival Willis 20 per- 
ts Parker. me ches. 
11830 | shale Robert Caro ned Offshore, in 2 sections in Woolvoware Bay, do aie do ... {About 28} 10 
* north of oyster lease No. 2,417. acres 93 
oe roods 22 
ee : perches 
: : (in all). 
11840 | Robert Baker ... ..+| Offshore, in. Woolooware Bay, adjoining the} — do ob do (|About 13, 10 , 
outer boundary of oyster lease No. 2,415. acres. 3) 
a roods 17| 
: : : i perches. 
11841 | Percy Joseph Baker ,,.| Offshore, in Woolooware Bay, adjoining ihe do jive do:  «.,;About 15) 10. ,, 
/ . outer batintiary: of oyater lease No. 2,417, acres 2 
¢ roods 4 
Ys fees : 7 : perches. : 
11842 | Robert Leslie Baker ...| Offshore, in Miaulooware Bay, Aine the do get do +» (|About14) 10 ,, 
Bee es outer boundary of oyster lease No, 2,287 acres 2 
3 roods 39 
RES a4 ; perches. 
11843 | Leslie Gibson Judd...) Offshore, in Woolooware Bay, adjoining the do Ras do ..jAbout 13} 10 , 
' outer ydengets of oyster lease No, 2417, acres 3 
a : % ; roods 22) 
5 } tee perches.| . 
11844 | William Eric Judd .,,| Offshore, in Woolooware Bay, adjoining the do ran do vo. |About 24) 10 ,, 
eb Wott outer boundary of Oyster lease No. 2,287. acres 3! 
: roods 2| 
Sy hed eg \| , ene 
11869 | Frederick Selmon ~ ...; Offshore, in Woolsowake Bay, adjoining do St do {About 34 10 4 
; aR: oyster leases Nos. 6,389, 9,104, and 10,461. ; | ; acres 1) 
se rood 14 
Pas te Be eee Rouie oe perches. 
; 11874 | Leslie Gibson Judd ,.,| Ofishore, in Woolooware Bay, adjoining the do ses do »./About 13) 10 .,, 
outer boundary of oyster lease No. 2,415. acres 0 
roods 36) 
; ; iis perches. 
11884 | John Duggan... Offshore, in Woolooware Bay, adjoining the do ae do About 7/10 4 
igh. i , outer a Doenttes ‘of oyster lease No. 2,417, ‘ acres 1 
) rood, 
Port STEPHENS. Yards. 
- 11866 Ernest Neda ‘Diemar. On the western shore of Salamander Bay,| Tomaree .., Gloucester,,.|. 100 | 15 years, 
ans i ar lying between oyster leases Nos. 7,510 and 
4 a _ 11,442, and being identical with expired 
‘ | oyster ‘lease N 0. 4,849. | 
By. yes Tape ME ae ‘ Hawxnssuny Rrvze. 
ie _ 11978 ; Samuel Cartwright 





No. 10,620, section No. 2, and fronting por- 


.| Adjoining the southern end of oyster lease) Marra Matta Cumberland | 1000 % years, 
tions Nos. 8 and 12, also R. 9,567. 





f 


#4 ‘ - Wonzoyn Rrvee. 


“11979 | Leslie Mervyn Andeon ‘Hrotiting portions Nos. 16 and 86 of 80 acres,| Narrabarba.. Auckland ney 
and about 1,650 acres respectively. 


1,200 {10 years. 








; 11980 ae Deut tele One as western bank, adjoining the southern Pedal so hail Brdo ‘669 1/10 ». 
a, aR hee AS bss end of oyster. lease No. 8,358. gy 
ie Jes SApsyid Ae ee Mayyine ives, 
art - 11969 Arthur Barbar’ Hastings In south channel, adjoining the western end pened Gs Mere tee 500 ai years, 


ae his a Parker. | 3 oyster lease No, 10,160. 
ie of Port StRrHens, 


11945 Edward James Ounning- Offehore, i in Big Swan Bay, adjoining oyster Sutton... Gloucester...| About 5| 10 years 








ry: ham and EdgarStanley| lease No. 10,180, section No. 2, and oyster acres. 
_ Armstrong. leases Nos. Il, 478 and 11,524. 
Ty Bey Yards. | ©: : 
«11947 | Dos: ...| In Tilligerry Oreck adjoining the eastern end ‘Stowell Bah ©) do wef 100 | 15g 
Say ie a of oyster lease No. 10,518. *? aes 


St ea ! ee ee ee ee oe 








5668 ‘NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 149, 20 0c, 192, 





"APPLICATIONS FOR LEASES FOR OYSTER CULTURE—continued, 














Appi: aor cha ees Roe Ki ~ | Length of Term of . 

onsies Applicant, / . Locality. | * | . Parish, | County. ponere Lease, 
fa Fn a . CLARENCE River. a Veen eens: : 

11993 | William: Barclay ...{ Adjoining the southern end of oyster lease) Yamba  ...| Clarence ...| 300’ | 10 years. 


No. 6,557, and identical with expired oyster| ~ 
lease No. 4, 997. ‘has f 
Dow? .s+| On the south-western side of Freeburn Island, Taloumbi_. as do pet MOOD aL O ters 
lying between oyster leases Nos. 8,021 and ’ 3 
10,752, identical with expired phe lease 
No. 4,985. 





11994 


pe Mines Department diotices, 


} 





pee as APPOINTMENT. 
DEPARTMENT OF MINES. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, bas been pleased to appoint 


Mr. Alexander Roy Armstrong, Licensed Surveyor, as a Man Surveyor, i in terms of section 6 (1 )5 Mining Act, 1906, — 
such appointment to take effect from the 20th October, 1922 (Ms. 5 ,631-120. ) é 


J.C. L. FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines. 





| 2673 | : Mee ie “Department of Mines, 
Sydnéy, 20th Ostober 1922. 
“OT'CES TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING AND FOR PURPOSES IN CONNECTION WITH 


MINING; TO LESSEES UNDER SUCH LEASES; AND TO WHOM if MAY CONCERN, NS 
. NOTICE IS TEREBY GIVEN THAT— 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Hxecutive Council, has ae of the genni of leases 
of Crown Lands i in gatisfaction of the undermentioned applications. 










































































Application 2 No.’ : Pantin : Eockliny.’ Date of 
ie ppl 6 5 => A per 
Departmental. | Local. i ee ie No, County. - | Parish. — me ~ Application. 
FOR GOLD-MINING LEASES, : 
[1922-7,963 ; 7,867 L.B.] hh es.) pe Rites 
Canbelego’ -167 | 227 | Edward Peter John-| Gu 126 | Flinders .., ..| Budgery... | 25.0 O | 22 June, 1922 
son. | 4 : 1p : 
tis 177.|. 239 | John Mahlberg ...| 4 Ob Le ee see ne Aa ty Or eel 0: dO a eae See ate 
»  *283.| 245 | Henry Wright Resi elie Oi aes ng doves eal Be, OBS Seth icloaas 
a - 185 | 247 | WilliamJamesCooper| ,, 104 do. f= ae CO's fae Bel tar 4s en Oeaa 6 We by” er apr i 
- o)/ 217 | 279 | Arthur James » LU9 eo LO Seas, ee wees dose {| 16: 0° 0) 14 July, ,, 
bigs 3 5 Perciyall. ; 3 Aa: se er 
Rockley 172") 378 | Phillip Hyde vse] “yy, 18. | Westmoreland ...| Trenc © CBs nh Oh COLO SBA gi cee ene! eh scel 
Canbeilegd. 1647; 224 | George Kincade , 105 | Flmders ... te: Budgery ., «of 10°. 2 39) 22 June, ~,, 
Brown. f 7 I aa 
is, 193 |..255 | John Joseph Hayes..| ,, 103 do ae ey: GO, I seal atite ONO a0 ate : 
Forbes . J41*| 165 | James Ryan... wo} +, 285} Ashburnham - .../ Fortes... AO OF Os Bdcinig ‘i 
Tumut, 76 | 147 | John O'Keefe: » 8 }Bucclench | Wyangle... oes 20) O10 Mayo 5, 
FOR MINERAL LEAS.S. ae i 
‘ bs ae ;  -[1922-7,964 L.B.] ; : ea : 
Cargell.co 2 12 Diwling ... ...| Gurangully ORO AG Sie 1922 pare 
Lithgow 14yq} oe Francis acne ML 14 | Ovook.” .., ‘ey Beigel s 8 1 38 | 28 » Sep 1924 . 
at : Neubeck. ; Tee : 
* Part of ithe surface excepted. + As modified, apa - whote tt the surface excepted, \ gee 


OAK Ey FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines Re 


HIS Hicallendy the Gorainen: with tha advice of the Executive Council, has bet the uadermentioned application n 
for Leaszes of Crown Lands, s 


v4 * 
“ 








aa 





























Application No. | Portk i tik vality. ' i ai Beans a ‘ Bi Wink 
ee xe Applicant Postion a Se ha 4 Date of. 
Departinental. * | Local. Be | ho. aout | Patish. a \ ie Application. 
Pg GR eee LB. 1 s 3S Sas a Dab tes, Yovtte E raga AE ME Dia ied. oT . Dc SIRES ES She Sk ee eS 
FOR MINEBAL LEASES. Bias ee tee 
ode 8} ‘[1922-7,969 L.B.] A LEONE 8 dy. Saute Ri ae Ay 3 
Emmaville 324); 436 | Henry Meades Porter | rime lnecclerslstee! etnies | Flagstone «| 410-0 04-9 June, 1922 
$25 | 437 Do GFesahy ta irie' ho ant Ya yu ie - 10 0 0| De ceo 
FOR GOLD-MINING LEASKS, Bertha, 
| [1922-7,970; 7,786 L.B.] : ea 
Hill End . 330 | 354 / Alexander  William| GL 152 | Wellington. U orta tice PA NO Mie (pe 0) | 12 April, 1922 = 
f |. Marshall. ae UN A Pi eet 
Orange 114}. 278 | Harrie Clark Coggins). ...... Bathirst... < .. Worcester va. BOs ON 7 June,’ 5. Dette 
and William Crook, fate Dis. eM heat CORRE, Steet 4 











J. 0. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines 








5669 





“NOTICES MO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING, &c,—continued. 
‘HIS Excelleney the Governor, with the Btivind of the Executive Coanoik has voided the Gold Mining lease of 


‘Crown Land granted in’ pew an of the undemmentioned ae ees! the lessee having neglected or refused to execute the 


_ ~ Same, ~ 





wo 


(1922-7, 377 L.B.] 





£ 
pe rt ee - a aad 


Locality. 























Application No. F | 
- - Applicant. Peon : ; ; Area, Date of Leaze. 
Departmental. | Local. ; County. (ns Parish. | 
vy ey, , ’ ; . Br Ti dea x | : 
ny oe Say eae ones Saal 9 
Barraba == 82) 86 | Malcolm Murray| Gu 7 | Darling ... | Humur ... | 5 O O-+ 12 July, | 1922 
ote: McKenzie.- = Mays 














J. C. L, FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 


HIS) Espollaney the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Gousicil, has approved of the grant of leases in 
satisfaction of the undermentioned applications for Mining Leases of Private Lands. 





























[1922-7,833 ; 7,834; 7, 985 5 7,936; 7,967; 7,968 T.B.] \ ‘as ee 
_/ Application No, _ ier Bortion se Oye | _ Date of 
e 1 . . F, Kor > 
- Deparcmentals ~ | Local. Apri cnt ae County, | Parish, | aS Application. 
fase ; i aes. r. p. 
Emmaville, 47 | 435 | Henry Daniel Stenz ..) pmz 1 | Gough. ... | Wellington North 5 0 0| 2May, 1922 
2 ae . veoe yl (part. of]. , 
ee ei et 86). | 
Orange 119 | 274 | Frederick Lamont) ran 66 | Bathurst- ...| Huntley ... fee 2 OS eh aol 2 
> Sues aR Meme Meliadzean. Sn of | 
SERS. 4 ih Bs oy Ol). 4h | 
Barraba = 25 | 95 George Francis Byenes PML 1 | Murchison ...| Piedmont val. L’ 8 84 | 3h-Mar.;:: » 
5g er (part oi eee . 
Gunning 15 17 Hisitns leonand Bice! PML 1.| King. BS tpMmtOn: 5.60 eit por O OF LTBS, i 
Cah eh ae UN Company Limited. | (part of | (surface | 
ee ate «| 319). "right. 1a.). 
ae Cu SR LORE Dovy wt PML: 2 | * do sel aes EO 2560" OTE: “ 
he ea (part of (surface 
Ute LEA | : Se | 820). right 1a.). 
Gulgong §$ 29/| 141 | Peter Matthew Lynch pm Y Phillip ,., v| Wyaldra ... me Ze OFS Onle: Aprils» 
- ieee peels -_| (part o 
Sun és | - \74 & 75). | 
> 


"J. ©, L, FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 


: ‘Tis inkenabd to void the Mining Lease of Private Lands granted in hagetioblon of the undermentioned application, i in 
terms of the Mining Act, 1906, and that notice of such vaidance will be published in the Government Gazette of 
’ Brd November, 1922; and the land referred to in such application will, after publication of the Government Gazette of that 

date’(namely, at 2° 30 o’clock p.m.), be open to be taker possession of, in terms of the Mining Act and Regulations, provided 


_ there be then no adverse title to. the: al. 


([1922-7,888 LB] 











EN 

















“Application No, 5 : Locality. ‘ 
vp ee - Ayplicant. eS os a ee : | Area. Date of Lease. 
Departmental. 4 | Loca}, He Nos County. ts Parish. 
te : Rarignncd Ee | 
i ! ts : ; ; ie : | a Yr pe 5 
Goulburn 41) 4121 | George Young ..|PML 13 | King ©... ...| Romner ... ~ «| 5 O O| 10 Aug., 1922. 
Pleo We Bene Lae A ve , . 
J. Que Be Ae Minister for Mines. 
12675] Bi ohe en pe : - _.. - Department of Mines, 


Sydney, 20th October, 1922 


OTICE is. Leno given that the necessary evidence and report in reference to the application for a Dredging Lease set ot 
‘iif the Schedule hereto having been received, I. have potent that a lease shall be granted of the area included in suc 


Ke application, subject to the following special condition, viz. :— 





That within six months from the date of the lease the lessees shall expend the sum of two thou and pounds (£2,000) 
in the Construction of an hydraulic eppcine plant. 
- [1922-8, 175 L.B. |] 


————— 





ss 1 RE ae pean, Cae ee 














ro Ava : ak | ; | Portion’ | ‘ ; Date of 
ie ; 4 pPpaeattk No ae Locality. Area. Application. 
Departmental, _| Local. | ; - ; 
i Bei beh eA Cae Rene as) OR Se a tiie Se 





rn BEE A A EE =i med - . 
Fo, ; : | 


Abie, Pr 











4: ‘ — ‘Tingha 211 | 780 | Jcseph Boss and} mt’s | Parishes Muyo and Clare, county Har-| 23 3 36 | 1 May, 1922 
fe Sma "5 ; Henry Strandt, | 194,282. dinge, embracing part of bed and) | 

* < : / banks of Cope’s Creek and adjacent, 

ae) Be eS : | flats. 





J. OC. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 








5670 «°-i(‘<‘(‘«t«‘Niz SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT cazmrrE, No. 4s, {20 Oor, 1922 





a ee TO APPLICANTS I HOR LBASES FOR MINING ‘eo—contine 
[2674), ' 5 ee Department ar Aiton : 
ate ae Spe Sydney, 26th October, 1922. 


; Des is hereby notified that I refuse to entertain the undermentioned application for a Dredging Lease, sucks Ze{naol to take 
effect at 230 p.m, this day. : 


[1922-8015 L.B.] | Os yt io eae hee ee 





Locality. 

















Application No. et sa ‘ bat Dateot 
a ee ivant. ere : sh hy 
Departmental, | Local, “ ». County. Parish. 4 Applation 
, Oe AES 2 ee a. Tp era 
Tingha 210 | 719 '| Walter William Mel-| ....... | Hardinge ...| Cope’s Creek ..., 12 0 0 | 30Jan., 1922 
vaine. > i bls: Niiy sete MAA ea, 2 ae sO a es bette 
| ie J. GC. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 
[2661] . | Ke Dey artment of Mines, 


Sydney, 20th October, 1922. 


cae is hereby notified that His Excellency the Gober or. with the advice of the Executive Council, has cancelled the under- 
mentioned leases for non- “fulfilment of the labour conditions con thinned therein, and they are hereby deplaxsd ganactled 


[1922-5, 440 R. & 1] 





PRIVATE LANDS LEASES (COAL AND. SHALE. MINING ACT, 1906), 




















Locality, a 
No, N ; Portion : € 4 ace 
‘ we No, | County, Parish. | Ae : Sppbeation No. 
ge 5, Bes RR OR ed 
71 | Thomas Henry Smith, Jobn| pmul | Camden... w.| Calderwood ...| 34 0 12'| Wollongong 
Speechly Le Fevre, ard And- Nees . | (ex. road), Wel ee. ZOHTT 
yew Anderson Duncan, / ener ite (Pe 
72 Do BRN 74 do dot do 28 OOF erg so BIE 168 
: (ex. road).| 
Os FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines. 
[2662] PE Gee Depheuaibn: of Mines, 


Sydney, 20th October, 1922, 


I is hereby notified that His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has cancelled the under- 
mentioned leases for failure to pay in advance the rent due thereon, and for non- pkaace sok of the labonr conditions yi 


contained therein, and they are hereby declared canoelled. 
(1922-5,441 R. & I.) 





MINERAL LEASES (COAL AND SHALE MINING ACT, 1906). 








| 






































Portion Locality “ Peta ie 
Xo, | Name. Wes nen, aaa Area, Application No. 
414 | Andrew Anderson Duncan, John| mp 3) Camden .,. © ...| Wongawilli Rae 6d0 0 0 Wollongong 19 
Speechly Le Fovre, and Thomas] ° 
Henry Smith. | eee be te ied 
415 Do ML 35 do «.— eee| Wongawilli and) 640 0 0 oy 41-161 
: x : Kangaloon. ae 3 ete 
416 Do aie do ateea meee do’ | 640.0 O°. 4, (146-173 
417 Do he Ba do 5 ...| Kangaloon .-.| 247. 2 31 y 147-174 
418 Do He.) do vee ee | Wongawilli and} 183 1 35 » 148-175 
' aan Kangaloon. Ne as te : * 
419 | Andrew Anderson Duncan Pa ae 7d O17 yen: ae Caldepwood oi 4% Oak py 162-190 
425 Da Ores ge MaRS FOE Oy age ...| Kangaloon and Cal-| 346. 0 0 Ass 163-198 
derwood. | i ier 
445° | Andrew Anderson Duncan, John} mp 10. do ise .. | Wongawilli, Cal-/622°2 0) = y’ 135-165 
Speechly Le Fevre, and Thomas derwood, and dee es s ; $e eats: 
Henry Smith. K Be Kangaloon. ig eg ea ; ee Ce 
446 Do 9 40 47 <do ae % do 640 0 ¢ ae 140-160 
J.C. L. Bie tEATRION, Secretary doy Mines. 
[2663] Sok ts Department of Mines, _ nth 


Sydney, 20th Detober, 1922, 


ae is hereby notified that His Bisgelleuey the Governor, with the advice of the "wi saurs Council, has cancelled the ander- 
mentioned lease for non-fulfilment of the labour conditions contained therein, and non- production of ee ecakees and 
































it is hereby declared cancelled. * - So Maa 
[1922-6,342 R. & 1.] | Pe ' Pipes) ger 
@oup LEASE, MENING ACT, 1906. RS 5 Po 
Locality. | eens 
No, Name. “Portion -- ‘a. ion N 
fe) | : Name No, Sah : Parish, ae se aie 
\ Rates oe "ad 


; a. 
2656 Thomas Hanson Ree ex svi}? Gh 32 | Clarendon... re Burongilly Stoo 


ace 











20 0 ote) av NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 149. 5671 


hy ~ 








i na TO SPER S HOR LEASUS FOR MINING, &c. —continued, 


Xf a an % 
-{2664) « i r . y Deparoment of Mines, 
Sydney, 20th October, 1622. 


ois By is “proposed to cancel the undexmentioned leases, and notice of cancelation thereof will be pablished in the 
Government Gazette of the 3rd November, 1922, and the land referred to in such leases will, unless held 
¥ under some other title, after publication of Government Gazette of that date (namely, at 2°30 o’clock p.m., Sydney time), be 
~~ available for oecupation in terms of the Mining Act, 1906. 


~ [1922-5671 ; 5,706 ; 6,594 R. 1] 





























|, 3 ie’ Locality. ; 
Mo. _. Name. youn a A Appl 
bk | ; sbhriges No, County. - | Parish. | Re peel de 
4 GOLD LEASE, MINING ACT, 1906. Sites Pe. De 
2437 | William James Scoble... ...| G4 11 | Canbelego... ...( Gidalambone’ ...| 6 O O | Bourke 5~22 
PRIVATE LANDS LEASE, MINING ACT, 1906. ’ 
1154 | Michasl Abraham Gaudry ee | PMr 49 | ‘Westmoreland ., | The Peaks... - ‘saef 20. 0 0.| Yerranderie 
y - é 41-144 
MINERAL LEASES, COAL AND SHALE, MINING ACT, 1906. 

486 | Sir ‘plward Owen Cox .., if ML 7 | Hunter. ss (| Caroora -..(640 O 0 / Singleton 21-23 
487 305) < apt Mele gy tee do .. «| Caroora and Mirrie/640 0 0 e 22-24 
< ) : : 23-25 
cS) eee Do Hoots SeeeeeeM iregs | OD do ds | Mirrie (640 0 0 ( 
: Re at ‘ : nf 6 “i (ntudgee 15-49 





J. C. L, FITZPATRICK, Scoretary for Mines. 





: [2665] ay : : : *. ° Department of Mines, 
5 ‘ t 5 Sydney, 20th October, 1922. 


- SUSPENSION OF LABOUR. CONDITIONS ON A CERTAIN PRIVATE LANDS LEASE. 


i Ga pursuance of the powers conferred upon me by the Mining Act, 1906, section 113, subsection’ 4 (b), I, JOHN CHARLES 
Lucas FrrzParriox, Minister for Mines, after inquiry and report by the Warden, have granted suspension of the labour 


- conditions on the undermentioned lease for the period specified. 
(1922-6, 295 R. & I.] J oS: Ob. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 





Private Lands Tess No. 131 (Mining ‘Act, 1918), andes in the names of R. a Warry, T. Mewburn, and W. H. Warry, 
tse a. pentnd. of six (6) months from the 8th September, 1922. * 


~ 





[2666] Ri! re : Department of Mines, 
Bias 24. : Sydney, 20th October, 1922, 
"SUSPENSION OF LABOUR CONDITIONS ON A CERTAIN PRIVATE LANDS LEASE. 


ais pursuance of the powers conferred upon me by the Mining Act, 1906, section 118, subsection 4 (b), I, Joun CuHaRies 
Lucas Firzpatricx, Minister for Mines, after inquiry and report by the Warden, have granted suspension of the labour 
et conditions on the undermentioned lease for the lee specified. 

ae ae  plg22- -5,296 RB. & I.] de. Cpa: FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines, 


“ae Private Lands Lease’ No. 97 (Mining Act, 1918), ‘Wanaine; in the names of W. H, Warry, Ry H. Warry, and T. Mewburn, 
Re for a period OF six (6) months from: the 8th September, 1922. 





(2667) ; 7 * ha Department of Mines, 
Ce igen un ty Fe . "Sydney, 20th October, 1922. 


SUSPENSION OF LABOUR CONDITIONS ON CERTAIN LEASES. 


7 pursuance: rok the powers conferred upon me by the Mining Act, 1906, section 113, subsection 4 ( b), I, Joun CHarnrs 
Lucas Fitzpatrick, Minister for Mines, after inquiry and report by the Warden, have granted suspension of the labour 


~~ eonditions on the undermentioned leases fo or the period specified. 
ed pleat pes te & ae J. ©. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 








Aino Lease No. 2,755 (Mining Act, 1906), and Private Lands [eases 1,487 (Mining Act, 1906), and 62 (Mining Act, 
1918), maating in the name of betes de) Silica, and Fire aricks Limited, for a period of six (6) months from the J2th J gee 1922, 













7a [2668] rt ‘aie oh . Department of Mines, 
SiG cata * - Sydney, 20th October, 1992. 
Mx ae qi: io Be SUSPENSION OF LABOUR _ CONDITIONS ON A CHRTAIN MINERAL LEASE. 
B rs mee N pursuance of the powers. conferred upon me by the Mining Act, 1906, section 113, subsection 4 (b), J, Joux CHarxes 


ko Lucas Firzparerox, Minister for Mines, after inquiry and report by the Mae den, have granted suspension of the labour 
‘eo abet on the undermentioned lease for the period pores { 
- [1922 5,086 R. & ae For. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 
Mineral Lease No. 2,737 ( Mining Act, 1906), Handing i in the names of James J ohns and James Herbert Glazier, for a 
MB pease from ee eee Avent, 1922, 








NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 149. 





such leases may be.declared void, Rope ted, or pancelled, 


[20 Gor, 1922. 


NOTICES TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING, &0.—combinued. 
RENTS are due and owing upon the undermentioned Leases, aud if not paid rae thirty days rom the date hereof 





No. 


Nanie. 


| Portion | 
‘| No. 


Locality. 





County. 


Parish. 








1619 


401 


1186 
1409 
1954 
2120 


2200 
2311 


2316 


2401 


2402 
2403 
2410 
2413 
2513 
2514 
2517 


2518 
2523 
2539 
2618 


2519 
2621 
2624. 
2625 


2626 
2627 


2628 
2629 
2630 
2631 
2632 
2634 


2636 
2°41 
2642 


2643 
2644 
2645 
2646 
2647 
2648 
2649 
2660 
2651 
2652 
2661 


2673 
2694 
2700 


GOLD LEASES, MINING ACT, 1874. 
Barsurst Mining Disrrror. 
| The Lyndhurst Railway and a au 6 | Bathurst ... 


Ltd. 


| The Mount Boppy Ltd. 





Bélubula ... 


Copagk Minina Disrricr. 


eeel GL 22 | Robinson ... 


vee| Cohn 


GOLD LEASES, MINING ACT, 1906. 


| Federation and Mount Owen Gold 
Mines N.L. 

M J. Burrell and others... 

W. J. Bell . A ve 

J. G. Neeld aad another pay oe 


J. Walsh 
J. Chambers vie 





Marshall’s Hill End Gold Mines 
N.L. 
W. F. Hodgson ani another ... 


Do vi 
Do 

A. B. Condie : 

H. J. Hyde 


F. M. Oreagh and others .. 
W. J. Benny Hy vee 
W. Zietsch ... i 


W. D. Heather 
J. Birnie 

G. Perkins ... 
M. M. Sheahan 


J. Riunkin ..,— 





M. Mcl. Campbell 


The Good Chance Goll Mines Co. 
Ltd, 


W.S. Jones ry ae 
R. H. Davis é ip 
A. D. Grant Pins cat 


J. Albury and others Bs 
J. Wilson ... eae ies 
W.D Heather ... 

Do oe 
R. BH. Hughes ~-... 
W.H. Tregaskis and another 


RB. Claverie at another ... 


The Inez Gold Mines Ltd + 
T. Martin... eee Be na 
P. Stapleton bee vee 


J. Cheney .., oe 
Do AD nee 


Do .3 ee vee 
‘ Do eee eee e 
T. McLean ... ns Se Ee aru 
J. Goodacre res ee mas 
G. H. Newnham ‘ a 


D. Mot, Marshall ., 
G. H. Bell and others oy, 
J.J. Henry . Sb ite a 





J. Lucas... we 
J.T. Annear and cchere 
ay Hill oes oes 








GL’ 32 
pai bss 
MT 24 
GL 26 
” 4 
» 208 
SO 
» «684 
» 83 
x) 62 
B22 © 
de 290 
” 12 
a9 d3 2, 
3, &°9 
» 100 
39 218 
»» 182 
» 68 
mr iI 
Qu 247 
» 244 
” 1 
Peay: 
» 2b 
» 365 
» 7 
jy Oe 
4 yoo 
» 15 
48 
vil 

ie 

n 2ho 

eI 
Heo 
” 7 
” 8 
aks 
Porm tay & 
» 83 
eee 
» 304 
mie! WN 
” 70 

, 79 

116 

» 367 











Gloucester 


Roxburgh . a 
@larendon 
Gipps 


Auckland ... 
Gloucester... 


Wellington 
% 
Wallace 
do ops 
do She 
St. Vincent 
Westmoreland 
Gloucester... 
Fitzroy... 
Gresham ... 


eee 


Wallace... 
Ashburnham 
Wynyard ... 
Bathurst .. 
Robinson ... 
Fitzroy ... 
Ashburnham 
Darling 


Bathurat ... 
Hawes 


Gloucester _ 


Wallace Ah 


do 

do as 
Selwyn... 
Blaxlard ... 
Buller 
Cunningham 


Fitzroy... 


Monteagle... 


Selwyn 
ine ro (n) 


do oe 
Wallace .... 
Georgiana .., 
do wile 
Ashburnham 
Wellington 
Selwyn eee 
Georgiana... 


Beresford ... 
Wal ace 
Gloucester... 


E Forbes 
-Adelong 


.| Craven ©... 


.| Dulabree ... he 
.| North Gundagai ,, 
.| Wyalong ... . 


..| Wolumla ... 
.| Wawgan ... 


‘Tambaroora 


Kiandra 
do 
do 

Danjera 

Irene 

Bindera 

Gundar 


Kaloe Ny ce 


Kiandra 


Lyndhurst 


...| Moquilamba 


«| Tabletop ... ae 
as do Mite a 
aa do — a 
...| Kiandra ... Rae 
..«| Kempfield... a 
..| Mulgunina me 
.| Forbes 
...| Hargraves... ao 
.«.| Scott aR 
oe Kempfield... ae 
...| Abercrombie Mat 
...| Kiandra ee 
..( Binde:a .., ay 


ze) -Mummel ... 





Moonee 
Forres... Sg 
Newry 


Beaufort 


Bindera ay ee 


Scott Ste 
Mt. Allen.. 


Boonoo Boonoo and 
Colongon. 
Julandery... 


Moonee ... 


Bumbaldry ver 











Area, 


ee 
~ oo 


ooococo we to 


Sooo SC SCO Ss OOS Ooo, oS 


— 


Se a 


= =) ‘eowooocococo So 0.5.0 (-o ©.0 oc 8 


p. 
0 


0 


ies) 


— 


~~ 


coco ooSconD C0 ue. OS 


ray 
Kesh i oc: (eh 4 


Le 


bo 
oO 


TOO Or 


ooo oSec0ocogS°o rites 





- Application No, 


Caxcoat 567 


J 


| Cobar 362 


Copeland 63-64 


Sofala  . 32-37 
Gundagai 53-99 
West Wyalong 
108-120. 
Wolumla 15-17 
Copeland 
111-115 
Hill End 297-320 


Kiandra 25-48 
f 26-47 
% 27-48 
Nowra 57-95 
-Rockley 158-352 
Copeland 154-158 
Coramba 119-162 
Copmanhurst 


143 -245 
Kiandra 35-59 
Forbes 114-136 
Adelong 106-171 
Mandurama 


19-23 





Cobar 124, 104- - 


124A 
Coramba 123- 

166 
Forbes 120-143 
Barraba 23, 105- 
1244 
Blayney 46-75 

sete 144— 
14°, 
3} 165-176 
Kiandra 


oo 46-74 
na 55-83 
Mt. Hope 26, 


Tenterfield 13 -42. 





Condobolin 32- 

117 
Coramba 120- 

163. 
Grenfell 36-60 
Kiandra 41-69 
fn 42-70 
if 43-71 
48-76 
Trunkey 184-206 
. 185-207 
Forbes 133-167 
Hargraves 72-72 
Kiandra 56-84 
Trunkey 183-96- 
9 1244 
45-100 





Cooma 
Kiandra 
Copeland 


178 


36-63 _ 
» ; 45-73 ; 


111-1214. 


63-91. 
167- 


Peeet > 
ree ee” ee Re 


























ap Rea: Ws, Fe 
oe re aie . 
pra, § ; Cpe 3 
~ 5 a, “ , ; 4 i a - Peg A oa 
| 20.0cr, 3982) NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 149, 5673 
NOTICES ‘TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING, &c.—continued. : 
RENTS are due and owing, &c.—continued. 
: : Locality. 
No. Name. Portion jos icati 
‘ No. County, Parish. | nk Appicotios Wis 
- MINERAL LEASES, 43 Vic., No. 10. 
z a. ¥. ps 
504 | The Prostén Tron, Coal, and Coke; mu 17 | Pottinger ... ..| Digby oe 500 O O | Gunnedah 1 
Miuing Co. Limited. x : 
505 Do se 18 ho, be eal dO ee 500 0 0 i 2 
506 DG." 5: tw IO ota MO. trek tight (0 ves .|100 0 0 ‘ 3 
690 | The Coal Cliff Collieries Ltd. .. |70, 71,72) Cumberland .«| Southend ... 186 0 0,| Wollongong 4 
and 73 
776 | The Gusnedah Colliery Co, Ltl...| mb 6 | Pottinger ... +«| Gunnedah... ...) 80 0 O01} Gunnedah 18 
. MINERAL LBASSS, MINING ACT, 1906. 
870 Ansocinted Extended Tin Mines, mt 80| Gough ...{ Scone Me »» 20 0 O | Emmaville 87-95 
816 S. Cooper... nae: do i .«s| Herbert . 400 0 0 | Tingha 100-165 , 
1035 | L. I. Burkhard hind qiokasy .| 9 80 | Auckland .., we) Wyndham / 8 310)| Pambula 2-22 
1848 | M. A. Pincombe and others e:| x 7 | Yancowinna ..| Sebastopol... 40 0 0 | Broken Hill 
d ; | 217-229 
1859 | W. J. McDermott and others » 5 | Murchison sj Dinoga. -.... wf 2 (0 O| Bingars 21-58 
1971. |‘The Doradilla Copper Mining and| ,, 4 | Cowper .| Mulholland end 40 0 O. Bourke 8-13 
i" Smelting Co. Ltd. |  Doradilla. 
1972 | F.J.G.C. Baker and otie:s ..| ,, 25 | Bourke... .| Ramsay... 0 1 3) Ardlethan 
139-503. 
1975 | W. Baxter ... = v:{ 4) 22 | Cunningham .| Melrose... +», 10 0 O | Condobolin 
| , 53-93. 
2319 | The Ponnie Dundee Options Ltd} ,, 26. Cantelego... .... Tritton ~%.. .. 20 0 0 | Canbelego 
| | 44-323. 
250522. | Hunlodt: Ltd. , 14) Darling ..., Woodsreef | 15 0 0O|.Barraba 21-59 
24/7 Teh A dg ere ew hc edo a) 4 0:0 22-£0 
2427 Bre Hill ‘Silyer Mining Co,, »y| 9, 143.) Yancowinna vee DOlAITA © sas io} 40," 6.5.0 Broken Hill 
N.L. | ; | 397-413. 
2438 | J. Stacey wale y eT, |Goueh st. th Eeardy Plains | 4 0 O| Glen Innes 
i } | : 80-254. 
2615 | W.H. Matthews ... » . 8! Raleigh ...  ..., Herborn ... ..| 10 0 0| Kempsey 48-59 
2621 | A. Brown ...° By kw Darling!) is; ...| Warrabah,., ..| 8 O 0} Barraba 25-68 
2623 | The Industrial Pisment Co. Ltd. » 3 | Murchison wo, Piedmont... vee} 5 0) On do 27-74 
2628 |.H.Doggerand others... » “| Robinson ... | Mullimut .., ;..| 82. 0 O | Cobar 92-2865 
2632 .| P. Williams and another . » ©€0 | Hardinge ... «| Swinton ... 6 0 0} Tingha 328-622 
2633 | I’. Williams ei TS do He, al do ae 6 0 0} ‘do 333-629 
2634 J.J. Johns‘one » 22) Kennedy ... .... Albert 10 O O} Tottenham 72-77 
2642 «KO, Pilcher bis ae Nie gs ONS | Gough: ss. ... Scone vee 2 0 0} Emmaville 
mee | | | : 305-4( 2 
2781 EK. D. Clark oe i | Buccleuch,.. eal Yarrangobilly .»| 20 0 0 @ Tumut 26-107- 
ere kts | 124a. 
2782 do Aes: dois cs each et, do . 20.0 0}. do 27-108- 
P| | | | 124A. 
2785 | T. C. Jones eee 5 w|, gy 143 | Yancowi: na ges) Sebastopol .| 40 0 O| Broken Hill 
fie . | | 511-536 
2786 ~~ P. O. Barron and another ., 150 do * veo) Robe or ces GO (7:0 do 522-545 
Sas & 151. 
2787 Do wef 3G 157 do ale lo oe . 40 0 0) do 523-547 
Cy 2788 | B. P. Johnson 3 7. | Flinders; ws wie Coidon ... »» 10 0 O | Canbelego 51-183 
2789 | The Broken#Hill Propristary Co. » 10. Kennedy ... | Tout wee « 20 0 0 | Fifield 79-121 
(eadotds by 
280!  H Hadley .., ie ie aly 14) Arrawatta see; Lockerby ... , 20 0 0! Emmaville 
| LR eeae, | : | 816-427. 
2802 W. A. Coughlan eB | Gough's he. 5 > “vqe} Alen Innes ., 20 @ O | Glen Innes 
: eee | \ | 104-332. 
2303 | F. A. McShane 2i1 | Argyle veo} Rhyana .,.. : 7 0 0} Goulburn €4-100 
244 | J. Dalziel _... Mui 4 Pottinger ... vos| Boggabri ... 2 0 G) Narrabri 27-36 
2305 | U. F. ‘Lhompson wa 13| Darling .... ss.) Woodsreef 40 0 0O| Barraba 29- 
ee ee ae | 103-124 
2307. The Cobar Mineral Exploration| 4 13 Robinson .., eee| Cotar — we 3 321 | Cobar 99-298 
Co., N.L. ise : Tingha 
2317 W.M. Brown and another | » 138.| Hardinge ... .| Clare ae | 4 0 0 { 360-697. 
Inverell 22-37 
“ “MINERAL LEAS#8, COAL AND SHALE, MINING ACT, 1906. 
-1&9- | South Greta Collier ; Ltd. ML. 7 Nortinmterlaad .e! Heddon, Gosforth, 4 0 10 | East M aitland 
and Mai'Jand, ; 7-7. 
| Mae te Mavdeahx, ; 5 20 do | : Newcastle | & O 20} Ner SOON, 
4'8 | H. Chion ML 4 | Roxburgh and Ben Bullen andj112 0 16 | Capertee 37-51, 
; Cook, | Goolooinboin. Lag. 
7 Gy North and othe “s§ MP 452 Cook oes see Blackheath eae 640 0 0 Penrith 9-15 
Penrith 17-23. 
nN BD le dew” Ha ...| Wollangambie and 640 0 0 
; i Clwydd. Lithgow104-142 
To. a BE do” ca seal! Blackheath">...'640 0 0.1 Penrith 18-24. 
, i aE ae a eee eee TL a eee 
. f * 
i's Cd 



























































5674 


NOTICES TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES ror MINING, &c. ovina, 
a RENTS are due and owing, &e.—continued. 5 
MINING PURPOSES LEASES, MINING ACT, 1906. 



































: yi tata, ee | payiion “Locality. Sey ke oes 
No. Name. No. oon. ; ro Beh, Area. sab bale No, 
: ‘ ‘ & Pie a ine f ‘ ; ys a. eye p- he esi i 
175 | General Investors and Trustees} Mt 7 Brisbane as ...| Murrurundi 8 212 | Scone 8-45, 
Limited, and J. M. Henderson. a zh 
199 | Port Stephens Firebrick Co, Ltd..| 4, 1 Gloucester : ...| Sutton 2h, «| 1.0 7 | Dungog 1-15. 
334 | Kandos Cement Co; Ltd.... ‘...). y.1 & Phillip and Rox-| Never Never End 19 1 22 | Rylstone 15-129. 
BES . Pui 1) burgh. < fe ir baaret do 85-128. 
338 | Wunderlich Limited ee .| Mu 17 | Darling 3; ..| Woodsreef. .-| O 0 22) Barraba 6-67. 
‘ 359 | A. A. Holland ay: as eae) 420) Northumberland .. | Stanford Pes .. | 42 011 | Hast. Maitland ° 
; 84-215. 
362 | T. W. Taylor wa wed 5) 6). Roxburghs.:: +4 Clandulla . 4 col 1 0 24 | Rylstone 18-139 
365 | Broken Hill South “Ltd. Pe vee 22 Yancowinna «| Picton | 0 0 86) Broken Hill 
iz “ 5 wey Beare ; 21-538 
366 | Guodagai Long Tunnel Gold) @u4, 32,) Clarendon... .,| Kimo ... ..| 15 114] Gundagai 6-13 
Mine, N.L. _ & 34, aie! 
367 | The eG Chance Gold Mines Co.| et 267 | Ashburnham  ,,.) Forbes .:. —...) 2 © O | Forbes 12-150 
‘ Sea ee as ice & dakcis $ 
DREDGING LEASES, MINING ACT, 1906. : 
274 | T. Hassett . e( ML 485 | Hardinge .., ..{ Swinton .., 8 0.21) Tingha 85-379 
360 | Taurus Tin Uredging Ltd. Tay MU GoM ba S yeni isd rieenaeap ...| Wellington North 10 2 14] Emmayille 
bt mies = at and Bundar. © coe 27-336 
408 | B, O. Lewis af a | GL 90 |. Wellington ..| Muckerwa and 48 0 28 | Stuart Town 
Walters.) atta. aks 20) 26-156 
448 | D. D, MeNab x ~ | ML 56 | Hardinge ... .| Swinton ... | 45 0197 | Tingha 169-587 
467 | L, R. Litchfield and another SA Reap Prem Vl bn © Yoho 2a Nake mma ..-| Clive NS cit BOD A 4 oy Beer S638 
468 Do eg SABA. as tak 8 do to A Be Lea ooo, Meneses, 








J.C, L, FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines. 


(2684) ie Department ‘of Mines, 
: ree Sydney, 20th ‘October, 1922, 


REVOCATION OF PART OF RESERVE NO.1 FROM CONDITIONAL SALE (WITHIN A PROCLAIMED GOLD-FIELD: 
NOW THE KIANDRA GOLD-FIELD), PARISHES OF TANTANGARA, : Paseabairal “AND amngaeeicsins COUNTY OF 
WALLACE, 

Is Excellency the Gébverhor with the advice of the Executive Council, on the reborn HHeanioH of the Minister, and with the con* 
currence of the Secretary for Lands, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of. section 106 of the Mining Act; 

1906, part of reserve from conditional sale (within & proclaimed Gold- ‘field, now the Kiandra Gold- -field), hereunder described, shall 


be revoked, and ‘it is hereby revoked accordingly. 
[1922-5,542-120 Misc. } Jy 0% he. FITZPATRICK, Hocretary 7 for Mines. 












































~ScnEDuLE. 
Land te ee | Reserve} ic Date of : jie \ i hee Ree ad ‘Papers 
District, Division. | No. | Purpose. | Notification, County. | Parish. | Shire. ree, Part: ‘revoked, No. 
: a : | : ‘i Acres. ay 
Cooma ..| Eastern., 1 From conditionalsale; 24 Dec., 1861) Wallace Ra Tantangara,! Dalgety 45,000. | Part within reserve 12,131 from| Misc. . 
(within a  pro- a 1: Nungar and phire.| (about). | conditional sale, notified und 1922-4875 
| claimed gold-field. ) Kiandra, | July, 1890. (fines. 
now the Kiandra er ry : ‘ 5 : : . 
Goid-field). 
tr be rae Fae ee = 
{2685} f oF Departinent of Mines, 


Sydney, 20th October, 1922.:" ws 


REVOCATION OF PART OF RESERVE 31,011 FROM CONDITIONAL SALE (WITHIN THE OPHIR GOLD- FIELD), 
PARISH OF WORCESTER, COUNTY OF BATHURST. & 
IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, on the recommendation the Minister! and with the 
concurrence of the Secretary for Lands, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 106 of the- ‘Mining 
Act, 1906, part of reserve No, 31,011 from conditional sale (within the Ophir Gol- shat), hereunder described, spall be revoked, and it is 


hereby: revoked accordingly. 
[1922-5,401-220 Misc.) J. C. L. FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines” 


aa 









































“* SoHEpuLE. 
ae ik | Division, ce Purpose, Wis County. | Parish, Shire. | Area, a parked: a Supkes No. 
| a ‘| Mores. | 

Orange ...| Bastern | 81,011 | From ‘é¢onditional sale| 23 June, 1200 Bathurat Worcester «| Canobolas..; 2) Part within portion 70. Plan Miso, 

} . (within the Ophir} - : 4 (ex, iB. vie OuY, , 1922-5,040 

Gold-field), races). (Mines), 

mu cA ooo 

[2686] a it 2a Rr ah Department of Mines, 


{ Sydney, 2uth October, 1922. 


REVOCATION OF PART OF RESRRVE No. 13,698 FROM CONDITIONAL SALE (WITHIN THD SEBASTOPOL, JEWNEE 
. .» AND EURONGILLY GOLD-FIELD), PARISH OF EURONGILLY, COUNTY OF CLARENDON. 
H*. Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Kxecutive Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, and with the “a 
concurrence of the Secrétary for Lands, directs it.to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 106 of the Mining 

Act, 1906, part of Reserve No. 13 ,698 from conditional sale (within the Sebastopol, Jewnee and Eurongilly Gold-feld), hereunder described, mt. 
shall be revokad, ‘and it is hereby. revoked ee: 7% 


































- [1922-5 .628-120 Mise.j : J.C. L. FITZPATRICK, Secretary far Mines, 
i SOR SOHEDULE. ; 

Land Reserve ~ Date of | ; x PALER en cS PES? hc 
Lie é é i { Area. Part revoked. Pp No. 

patrick {Piviaton. | er eee Notification, | County | eee oe | apes oe eorek pair mg RE 

: see a. ari 
Gundagai...) Eastern.) 13,638 |. From conditional sale 26 April, 1891 Uiprenasa: Eurongilly| [abo ..| 19 1 20 Part within portion a14,| Miso, Pay 
within the Sebastopol, ts bar Plan C. 3,425-1,578, | 1022-5,01k 
Jewnee and Euron- ; : | 5 ; ‘ of eines). ATG) 
gilly Gold-field). : eat ‘ 














90 Oon, 1922.) | NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZEIT, No. 119. 





1 


5675 











Lands Depariment Dotices. 


PROCLAMATION 
Nuw Sourn Wares, ) By His Excellency Sir Watrsr 


to wit. Epwarp Davinson, Knight Com- 

' mander of the Most Distinguished 

Order of Saint Michael and Saint 

(u.8.) . George, Governor of the State of 

New South Wales and its Depen- 

W. E. DAVIDSON, dencies, in the Commonwealth of 
Governor, Australia. 


. 1 ies pursuance of the provisions of the Western 
_ Lands (Amendment) Act of 1905, I, Sir WALTER 
Epwarp Davipson, the Governor aforesaid, with the 
advice of the Executive Council, do hereby approve of 
‘and declare the following purpose to be a ‘‘purpose 
within the meaning of section 25 of the said Act, 
viz.:—Aerodrome. ~— ; 
{[W.L.B, 1922-5,525] 

Given under my Hand and Seal, at Sydney, this 
seventeenth day of October, in the year of 
oyr Lord one thousand nine hundred and 
twenty-two, and in the thirteenth year of His 

i Majesty’s Reign. 
By His Excellency’s Command, 
W. E. WEARNE. 


2805) GOD SAVE THE KING! 
pares Sydney, 20th Octboer, 1922. 


ie is hereby notified, for public information, that, 
in accordance with the provisions of the 26th 
section of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, 
the undermentioned gentlemen are hereby appointed 
- as Trustees respectively of the portions of land herein- 
after particularised, namely :— 


The portion of the General Cemetery at Trangie, 
dedicated llth June, 1886, set apart for Church of 
England Burial Ground :— 


Rev. Norman Gerald Frank Cooke, Messrs. John 
Bailey, George Herbert, Dr. Jonathan Murray 
Maclean (in lieu of Rev. R. W. P. Montgomery, 
resigned; Messrs. T. Russ, S. Cowan, and C. 
Bates, deceased). 

[ Mise. 1922-7 ,361] 





The portion of the General Cemetery at Trangie, 
dedicated 11th June, 1886, set apart for Methodist 
Burial Ground :— 2 


Messrs. John Frederick Rawson, Perey Gibson, 
George Edgar Gibson (in lieu of Rev. D. D. 
Hunter, and C. A. Gibson, deceased, and R. 
Finney, resigned). s 

Eabse: 1922-7 361 | 





The General Cemetery at Lane Cove River (Northern 
Suburbs Cemetery), area 1453. acres, dedicated 9th 
July, 1902 :— ; , 


Robert Anthony Malloch, Esquire (in lieu of Mr. C. 


Bowes Thistlethwayte, resigned). 
[Mise. 1922-8,942] tA 
r. ‘(In lieu of notice published in Government Gazette 


of 18th August, 1922). 
x W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


[2729] 


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Sydney, 20th October, 1922. 


PUBLIC ROADS ACT, 1902.. 


HE roads and parts of roads hereunder described 
are hereby declared to be Public Road. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


DESCRIPTIONS. 
_ Boundary road 1 chain wide south of portions 26, 
27, end of road, portions 52 and 51, and end of road, 
parish of Brookong; boundary road ] chain wide south 
of portions 22 and 21-(part), parish of Hebden, county 
of Urana, Lockhart Shire. ‘ 
_ [Roads 1922-417-5] ; 
oS _ The branch reserved road 200 links wide (bearing 
_. ~ north-easterly) within portion 8, parish of Gullen- 
- -- gambel, county of Gordon, Talbragar Shire. 
[Roads 1921-391-6] 


No. 149, 20 Octoprr, 1922.--3. — 


[2730] Sydney, 20th October, 1922. 
NOTIFICATION OF haan, OF UNNECESSARY 
OAD. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, directs it to be notified 
that, in pursuance of the provisions of the 20th sec- 
tion of the Public Roads Act; 1902, the road here- 
under described, which is now no longer required, 
is hereby closed, and the land comprised therein freed 
and discharged from any rights of the public or any 
person to the same as a highway. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





DESCRIPTION. 


The unnecessary road (lane, 3] links wide) south of 
allotment 7, section 9, village of Gundy, parish of 
Alma, county of Brisbane, Upper Hunter Shire. 
[Roads 1922-186-8] 


[27238] i Sydney, 20th October, 1922. 
PROPOSED CLOSING OF UNNECESSARY PARTS 
_ ~OF ROADS, 
OTICE is hereby given that the Minister for Lands 
is of opinion that it is expedient to close, under 
the provisions of the 19th and 20th sections of the 
Public Roads Act, 1902, the parts of roads hereunder 
described ; and all persons interested are hereby called 
upon to set forth in writing, addressed to the Minister 
for Lands, within one month from date of this notice, 
any objections which may appear to them to exist to 
the closing of the said parts of roads. 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 








DESCRIPTIONS. 

The unnecessary parts of designed roads lying to 
the south ‘of the. formed road from Kempsey to 
Crescent Head, and now proposed to be added to por- 
tions 197 to 203, and to adjoining Crown Lands, sub- 
urban lands of village of Crescent Head, parish of 
Palmerston, county of Macquarie, Macleay Shire. 
[Roads 1922-733-1] 

That part of road known as Shirley-street north of 
section 14, exclusive of a strip 31 links wide, adjoin~ 
ing the southern boundary of section 9, town of Byron 
Bay, parish of Byron, county of Rous, Byron Shire. 
[Roads 1922-734-1] : 

The unnecessary part of road north of portion 319, 
and east of reserve for access, as now included within 
an area of about 2 acres approved to be surveyed for 
auction sale, parish of Lismore, county of Rous, with- 
in suburban lands of town of Lismore, Lismore muni- 
cipality. > 
[Roads 1922-721-1] 


[2568] Sydney, 13th October, 1922. 


+ BY-LAWS FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF 
CHELTENHAM PARK. 


H* Exceliency the Governor, with the advice of 
' the Executive Council, having approved of the 
following By-laws for the management of Cheltenham 
Park, such By-laws are published for public informa~ 
tion, in accordance with the provisions of the Public 
Parks Act, 1912, 

[ Mise. 1922-8,833 | 





W. KE. WEARNE., 





By-Laws. E 
1. No person shall climb any of the trees, or shall 


climb, jump over, or in any way get over or under 


any fence or rail erected in the said park, or shall 
stand or lie on any parts of the seats therein. 

2, No person shall cut any name, word, or mark on 
any of the seats, or buildings, or trees, or write 
thereon or otherwise deface the same, or shall stick 
any bill on any such seat or building, or on any tree, 
fence, pillar, or rail on the said park. 

3. No person going in the direction of any path 
therein shall walk on the grass bordering such path, 

4, Every person offending against any of the pre- 
ceding regulations shall be liable to a fine of ten shill- 
ings; and if, after being warned by any trustee, of the 
park, or by any constable, to desist, he or she con- 
tinues to so offend, he or she shall be Hable to a fine 
not exceeding twenty shillings. 








Nite Pir. PMS 3 tise 


5676 





. No person shall: enpape in any race or’game on ~ 


ine said park without the ‘written permission of the 
trustees, or a majority thereof, or throw a stone or 
other missile, or light a fire on the said park, or de- 
posit thereon any nightsoil or other offensive matter 
or thing, or any dead animal, bottle, broken glass, 
cast-off clothing, or litter of | any kind, or ride upot 
any horse or other animal, or any bicycle, tricycle, go- 
cart, or drive any vehicle, or shall, without any such 
written permission, dischar ge any firearm therein, or 
expose any article for sale therein. Every person s0 
offending shall be liable to a fine not exceeding forty 
shillings. 

6. Every person in .the said park in a state of 
intoxication, or behaving in a disorderly manner, 
or creating or taking part in any disturbance, 
or wilfully injuring any building, fence, tree, shrub, 
flower, rail, lamp, wall, ‘or pillar, fountain, or ‘seat, or 
other property therein, or committing any act of in- 
decency therein, or removing any tree, shrub, flower, 

rail, lamp, or seat therefrom, or obstructing any work- 
men, or interfering, not being a player, with any 
game or sport therein, or swearing or making use of 
profane or obscene | language, or using insulting words 
or gestures towards any person, or otherwise misbe- 
having himself or herself, shall be liable to a fine not 
exceeding five pounds. 

Every dog, pig, goat, horse, head of cattle, 
ee say or other ‘animal found trespas sthe within the 
park, shall be removed, and the owner thereof shall 
be liable to a fine not exceeding twenty shillinzs. 

8. No person shall train or break-in any horse or 
other animal in the said park. Every person offend-. 
ing against this regulation shall be liable to a fine 
not exceeding five pounds. 

9. Any person who shall, without the written per- 
mission of the trustees, or a majority thereof, be 
found occupying the said. park, either by residing or 
erecting any tent, hut, or building thereon, or cut- 


ting or removing grass, shall be liable to a fine not- 


exceeding five pounds. 

10. The trustees may, with the consent of the Minis. 
ter for Lands in each ease, set aside any portion or 
portions’ of the said park for the purposes of 
cricket, football, or any other lawful game or sport, 
or from time to ‘time poe to any club. or association 
of clubs, upon such terms and conditions as the said 
trustees, or a majority thereof may think fit, the use 
of the ground so set apart, and authorise erection, 
_alteration, and removal by such club, or association of 
clubs; of any buildings or pavilions thereon; but the 
trustees, or a majority thereof, shall have power at 
any time to revoke such erant or authority, and to 
order the removal of such ‘buildings or pavilions, and 
nothing in such grant or authority shall limit or affect 
the right of entry or control over the said park by the 
trustees, or their servants or agents. 


11. The trustees or a majority thereof reserve to 
themselves the right, subject to the consent of the 
Minister for Lands, to at any time take in a limited 
. number of sheep for agistment at one penny per head 
per night, payable in advance, or to let from year to 
year, 
any one time by ‘public auction or by public ib dae 
the right of agistment on the park. 


12. The park shall be open at all times to the Aes 
lic, but may, if the trustees by resolution so 
direct, be closed for a period not exceedin 
at any one time, nor exceeding eighteen days in any 
one year; arid the trustees may at anv such time make 
a charge for admission to the park, or any portion 
OF ib, and exclude the publi¢g therefrom; except on 
‘payment of such charge, such charge to "be fixed by 
the trustees; or the trustees may by resolution trans- 
fer their rights to collect fees for such admission to the 
park, or any portion ‘of it, during any portion of 
the abovementioned period to any society, club, or 


individual, upon such terms as the tr ustees by resolu-, 


tion _may deter mine: Provided that the fees for ad- 
mission 1n-all such cases shall be determined by the 
trustees; and the proceeds received by the trustees 
under this ‘section shall be devoted to the mainten- 
ance or improvement of the park as the trustees 
shall direct. Any person entering the park when 
- he shall have been excluded as aforesaid, and refusing 
or neglecting to pay such charge as may be fixed as 
aforesaid, shall be lable ibow/ai “penalty of not more 
than five "pounds. 


13. No vehicle or horse traffic shall be allowed in 
the park excépt by the permission of the trustees. 

14. No person shall, unless permission shall have 
been first obtained from ‘the trustees,’ remove ‘any 
earth, gravel, stipe, or other material from mech park. 


or for any period not exceeding four years at 


three aya. 


[2712] 


“We, “the: whdérsigned” “frtistees* ot the! “Cheltenham 


Park, do heréby* make, under the Public Parks Act, — 


1912, and by virtue of the powers thereby conferred, 
the foregoing by-laws for the mhanaEe nr of the said 
park. 


~ Dated this 24th day of Aaeus: 1922. 


cA. By WACHSMANN, 
A. S: M. JOHNSON, 





(t.s.) J) BH. G. ROGERS, 
ROBERT is BRODRICK, 
EK. §. O}SULLIVAN. 
Trustees of Cheltenham Park. 
[2713] Sydney, 20th October, 1922. . 
ALTERATION 


OF CONDITIONS OF A SPECIAL 
LEASE. . 


''T is hereby notified, for general: ne EES that. 
the conditions of Special Lease No. 1919-17, 
Metropolitan, county Cumberland, parish Alexandri ia, 


Municipality Woollahra, held by Dudley Sedgwick. 


Mansfield Oakes, have been altered. The lease shall 
hereafter be subject to the, conditions, provisions, 
exceptions, reservations, and ‘covenants under which 
the granting of the special lease was notified in the 
Government Gazette of the 15th October, 1920, except 
that special condition ‘‘y’’ has been revoked and the 
following added :— 

(a) All buildings, gates, ‘roots, 
improvements existing or which may be erected on 
the land leased shall ‘not later than the 3lst Decem- 
ber, 1922, be painted harmoniously with existing sur- 
roundings, and kept so painted to the satisfaction of 
the Minister during the term of the lease. Any por- 
tion of the land leased not covered by buildings shall 
be laid out in grass or paths, and shall be kept neat 
and trim to the satisfaction of the Minister. 

(b) At the direction of the Minister buildings and 
fences deemed by him from time to time “to be 
dilapidated shall be ‘immediately renewed. 

(c) If any slip is constructed, or if any iebating 


lessee shall not allow the filling ‘at the back of the 
said wall to find its w ay into the harbour, and shall 
stack the stones removed from the said wall on the 
land; and any breach in the retaining wall is to be 
reconstructed with sandstone to conform with other 
parts of the said wall in a. tradesmanlike manner, 
and any hole or exeavation is to be’ properly and 
efficiently filled in with soil by the lessee at his 
own expense, and without compensation; to the satis- 
faction of the Minister, within such time as may. be 


by the Minister to. do so, 
Bs Ls, 1922-9,366] 


W.. BR: WEARNE, Minisias for Lands; 
Sydney, 20th October, 1922. 





[2711] 
OF A SPECIAL LEASR. 


the purpose of Special - Lease 1917-8, Gundagai 
county Wynyard, parish South Gundagai, shire Adjune- 
billy, held by Peter Joseph Sullivan, has been altered 
from “Agriculture and Dairying” to ‘Agriculture 
and Grazing.’’ The lease shall be subject to the con- 
ditions, provisions, exceptions, covenants and reser- 


1918, except. that special condition “b’’ has been re- 
voked, and subsection 22 of Regulation 106, (notified 
20th April, 1917) substituted therefor. F 
TMs. Lis. 1922-11,$ 994] ‘ : 


W. BH: WEARNE, Mintek for Lands. _ 


Sv dney, 20th October, 1922. 


ADDITION OF AREA TO A SPECIAL LEASE, 

T is hereby notified, for public information, that, 

- in pursuance of the provisions of section 164 of 
the Crown Lands Consglidation Act, 1913, an area of 
about 56 acres (ex. road) has been added to Special 
Lease 1920-5, Rylstone, county Roxburgh, parish Airly, 
shire Blaxland, and now forms part of such. special 
lease, held by ‘Charles Ayprey Galagher, subject to 
the annual | rent of the lease being increased to 
£6 5s. 1d., inclusive of rent for Crown improvements, 
from the Ist October, 1922, but otherwise to the same 
conditions, provisions, “exceptions, reservations “and — 
covenants under which the granting of the. cot 
lease was notified in the Government Gazette of the. 
26th May, 
[Ms. Ls. 4999. 10,633] cone 


W.« Ee: WEARNE, Minister fr Lands, 





fences, and other - 


vations under w hich the granting of the lease was’ 
notified in the Government Gazette of Ist November,, 


1922. i ; : m ie ae is, 





of soil or breach in the retaining wall is made, the > 


given on termination of the lease by effluxion of time ~ 
or otherwise, should the lessee he required in writing: 


ALTERATION OF PURPOSE AND CONDITIONS 


T is hereby notified, for general barhsion grees 


ae el 


here 









aie Sydney, 20th October, 1922, 
iow LAND SALES. 


for sale by public auction at the undermentioned places, at 
the times and on the days specified, at the upset prices affixed 


thereto, 
i W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, COROWA, 
On Wednesday, the 22nd day of November, 1922, 
: at 2 o'clock p.m, 
Lanp Disrnict or Corowa. 


Within the town of Howlong, parish Howlong, county Hume, 
shire Hume, _ 


Terms :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in twelve months, 
" with interest at 5 per cent. 


— Town Lors. 











» : Upset =f} 3 I 
Allot.) Sec.| Area. price Allot.) Sec, Area, price 
( : per Lot. Ra ears per Lot 
ola x, Dp. Say dee ae) Pep.) Ga. 4, 
7 \\04.| 0 1208 7 0 Of 10 104 )0 1 203} 8 0 0 
8 | ,,}0 120% 7 0 OF II} ,,)0 1203 7 0 0 
le oe On at an: 3. Be Gy 0 TOE ies | 0 1204) 7 0 O 
_... Papers Aln. 1922-5,214; Plan H. 45-1,591. 


SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, KEMPSEY. 
Cn Wednesday, the 22nd day of November, 1922, 
; at 12 o’elock noon, 
Lanp Disraicr or Kempsny. 

Within the village of Bellbrook, parish Nulla Nulla, 
county Dudley, shire Macleay. 
Terms:—Deposit, 25 per cent. ;. balance in twelve months, 
; with interest at 5 per cent. 

. Town Lots, | 


od 














Allotment. | Section. Area, Upset Price per Lot, 
= ae SP, £5804, 

e 4 7'i" 1 a Oe ee Oe nL 10, 0 
ee PRG Pel) pat ik Oh) Zoo . 10. 0 0 

att The upset price includes the value of Crown improvements 
ot Papers Aln, 1922-6,659 ; Plan Bellbrook 7. 
ss SALE AT THE COURT-HOUSE, MUNGINDI, 


On Wednesday, the 29th day of November, 1922, 
. at 3 o’clock p,m, 










, ste! 
mer. , Lanp Disrricr or Mores. 


- Within the village of Mungindi, parishYarouah, county 
_ Benarba, shire Boomi. { 
Terms :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in 3 equal annual 
instalments, with interest at 5 per cent per annum, 























jah ee 








Ae Town Lots, . 

Upset ff | Upset 

Allot.| Sec.| Area. Price lof,| Sec. Area, Price 

ole Ye MPT | per lot. ‘ per lot 
6. Eo wee aE hae Tr. pie a. d.. 
1} 20/0 113/30 0 OF &|/ 21/0 136; 70 0 0 
2) ,,)'0 113)30 0 OF 3| 25;0 2 0) 20 0,0 
ego £aaha OO Ck et ere 2. Oreo. a6 
4) | 0 £3598 30 0 OF 6) 4.) 0 2.072000 
Se 2 Shic0. 1 36 100 O° OR EP 39¢ 0. T1025. 0° 0 
“Sopp 250 580-0 CRAP. | oO 2 OF25 0 0 
4] 4,10 136/60 0 Of 3) ,,'0 2 01% 0 0 

Papers Aln. 1922~7,382. Plans Mungindi 15, 32, 33, 

Rati hy be de 34-2,465. — 





a i _ pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands 
Consolidation Act, 1913, I, the Minister for Lands, do 
hereby notify that the following Lots of Land will be offered 











‘SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, NEWCASTLE, 


On Wednesday, the 29th day of Noyember, 1922, 
at 12 o’clock noon. 
Lanp Disrricr or Newcastun. 


Parish Newcastle, county Northumberland, municipality 
of Adamstown. 


_ Turms :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in 5 equal annual | 


instalments, with interest at 5 per cent. per annum, 
Country Lor, 


eae web 














Portion, | Area, psa Price per Lot, 
bi 3 £8.) Gd 
+ 2,598 0 0 26 65 0 0 








Distant about $ mile from’Adamstown railway station. 
{Papers Aln, 1922-7,440; Plan N. 5,569-2,111. 


SALE AT THESCOURT-HOUSE, QUIRINDI, 


On Wednesday, the 29th day of November, 192%, 
at 11 o’clock a.m. 


LanpD District oF MuURRURUNDTI, 





Within the town of Quirindi, parishes of Coeypolly and 
Quirindi, county Buckland, municipality Quirindi, 


Terms :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in twelye months, 
; with interest at 5 per cent, 


Town Lots, 


























bi ; 
Allot.| Sec. | Area, mes oust Allot.| Sec. | Area, pea 
Bele, Bee, 8. Od. ASeT-. Pi be Beara: 
IL} 5) 0-13 3779115 0 OF 4/58)0 2 0/40 0 0 
12) ,, 1.0 1874115 0 OF 8/6010 139) 60 0 0 
Is} 5, } 0 1 37815 0 OF FY) 62); 0° 1 0 (200 0.0 
TE Pe One 2 Galo: OO Be 4eir te 0 12271160" O 
TR OS Resa tO CO OR Ghia bE F100 = 0 
VLGatee ht Ob corte OCcOsR aT eis b OE. Suto Gs: 6 
Be SO 2 Ot Seo Or Or ks Bk eal OB 9 tL OO 
Pe ee BO Sr 0 OF Oot Qed SAO 8: 0 
Oe Hee AOR ee se Our ere Ok 





Papers Aln. 1922-4,218; Plans Q. 35 ; 46; 47 ; 39 ; 41-1,613 





Parish Springfield, county Pottinger, shire Tamarang, 


Terms :—Deposit, 25 per cent.; balance in three equal 
annual instalments, with interest at 5 per cent, per 























annum, - 
Country Lors. 

| Upset | Upset 
Portion. Area. Price per jPortion., Area, Price per 

| Lot, : | Lot, 

| 

a Testes erage 1 Ser Os BBs 36°40 oe feats LR PRS 
226 Ty 0:38) |? 210) OF 2385 Ee2Q@o0 Te OG) 
227 iO 20 13 0 0 236 Eee 0 EE 030 
228 BOs 0 tes Ory O 237 BH a 132.00 
229 Be), O ll 0,0 238 { 0:0 1S QO 
230 BO.Q TE 0 235 1 0 0 LEGS SO 
gar) 0 OF Ik 0 OF 240) 1'0 OF} IE 00 
232 bak gen) 13 0 Of 241 BOQ IE. QO 
233 Hi 0 GN SO Oon. 242 Ee Os.6 It 0 0 
234 BOO ll 0 Of 243 POG O ala Ge 6 





The subject area is situated at Spring Ridge, about } mile 
from the Dubbo to Werris Creek railway hne, now under 
construction. — 

Papers Aln. 1922-6,770. Plans P. 5,555, to 5,561-1,781. 





Parish Towarri, county Buckland, shire Warrab. 


Terms :—Deposit, 25 per cent; balance in three equal 
annual instalments, with interest at 5 per cent. per 





annum, 
Country Lor, 
a. set price 
Portion. Area, - | Bee wa Remarks, 














i The upset price includes 
£110, value of improve- 
ments. 

Situated 17 miles from Willow Tree and 15 miles from 

Murrurundi. 

Papers Aln. 1922-6,815, Plan B. 4,281-1,788. 


a a LE a 





5678 SEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT’ GAZETTE, No. 149. [[20 Oor, 1922 


——— 





[2759] Sydney, 20th October, 1922, 


LAND SALE, 
[* pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Con- 
solidation Act, 1913, I, the Minister for Lands, do 
hereby notify that the following Lots of Land will be offered 
for sale by public auction at the undermentioned place, at 
the time and on the day specified. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





BALE ON THE GROUND AT MAROUBRA, 
On Saturday, the 25th day of Noyember, 1922, 
at 3 o'clock p.m, 

Metropouitan Lanp District, 


Parish Botany, county Cumberland, Municipality of 
Randwick. 


ERMS :—Deposit, 10 per cent. ; balance in five equal annual 
instalments, with interest at 5 per cent. per annum, 


SvupurBan Lots. “ 


eed 























P ortion, Area. Pees Portion. Area, oats 
) 
Recaee | 
awe op. Feet, a LRp, Feet. 
1285 | 0 0 374 50 1460 | 0 0 274 45 
1286 | 0 0 374 50 1461 | 0 O 274 45 
1287'|° 0°. 0 374 50 1462 | 0. 0 272 45 
1288 | 0 0 374 50 1463 | 0 0 274 45 
1289 | 0 0 374 50 1464]. 0 0 27 45 
1290} 0 0372/7 50 1465} 0 0 29% 60 
1291 0 0 37; 50 1466 0: 0.292 60 
1292 | 0 0 374 50 1467 | 0 0 292 60 
, 1293 |. 0 0 374 50 1468 | 0 0 292 60 
1294; 0 0 373 50 1469, 0 0 298 60 
1295 | 0.0 374 50 1470.0 | 0 29% 60 
1296 | 0 0 374 | 50 1471 107: O32 65 
1297 | 0 0 852 48 1472 |~ 0 0 304 65 
1298 | 0 .0. 352 48 1473 | Q 0 29 63 
1299} 0 0 35} | 48 1474 | 0 0 29} 66 
1300) 0 0 35 AS 1475 |. 0 0 32 75 
1301 | 0 0 293 48 1476 | 0 0 29% 80 
1302 | 0 0 292 48 1477 | 0 0 303 100 
1303 | 0 0 294 48 1478 |} 0 0 262 60 
1304°)}- 05.0. 89° 4.9748 1479 | 0 0 294 100 
1305 | 0 0 293 50 1480 | 0 031 85 
1306 | 0 0 29% 50 1481 | 0 ‘0 312 75 
1307 | 0 0 29 50 1482} 0 030%) 66 
1308 | 0 © 30} 50 1767 | 0 0 30 60 
1309 | 0 0 324 50. | 1768 |. 0 0 30 60 
1310 | 0 0 344 50 1769} 0 g 30 60 
1311 |] 0 0 36} 50 1770.; 0, 0 30 60 
@ 1312| 0 0 38} 50 177i | 0 0 30 60 
1313 | 0 0 294 60 MTZ. \-: 0° 0580 60 
1314 | 0 @ 344 60 1773 | 0 0 30 60 
1315 | 0 0 38% 60 1774 | O O 293 60 
1444 | 0 O 213 36 1775 | 0 0 30 63 
1445} 0 0 212 36 183i | 0 0 28% 554 
1446 | 9 0 253 422 1832 | 0 0 302 60 
1447 | 0 O 252 422 1833 | 0 0 30% 60 
1448 |} 0 1 3% 90 1834} 0 0 323 60 
1449 | 0 O 28% 50 *1835 | 1 1 164 id 
1454 | 0 0219 | 36 G85 19 4 i 
1455 | 0 0O 33} 50 1969 | 5 ; 
1456 | 0 0 304 50 1970 | 0 .0 20 55 
1457 | O 0 304 590 1971 | 0 0 20 ey 
1458 | 0 0 304 50 1968 | 0 0 252 422 


* Portion 1835 to be offered as a lot. 


Note.—Portions 965, 1,969-1,971 are situated at intersec- 
tion of Anzac-parade and Hogue-street. The remainder form 
part of a subdivision at Dudley’s Corner, bounded by Marou- 
bra Bay road, Cooper and Byng streets and Anzac-parade, 
and intersected by Haig and Garden streets; 38 minutes by 
tram from Circular Quay, 35 minutes from Central Railway 
Station, and about 1 mile from’ Maroubra Beach; splendid 
business and residential sites. 


Facilities exist in Maroubra Bay road for the supply of gas, 
electrie light, and water. 

Papers Aln. 1922-7,578. Plans C. 3,052 to 3,055 and 3,079 
Rolls ; 3,081 ; 3,362; 3,422 and 3,525 to 3,&30-2,030. 


oe 





ge ar ea SE A IE LT OT tn a) ee 


4 





f8151] Sydney, 20th October, 1922. 


TENDERS FOR SPECIAL LEASES FOR “AGRI- 
CULTURE AND GRAZING’ UNDER THE 
PROVISIONS OF THE CROWN LANDS CON- 
SOLIDATION ACT, 1913. pag 

Lanp District oF DENILIQUIN. . 


N accordance with the provisions of the Crown 
Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, it is hereby noti- 
fied, for general information, that Tenders will be 
received at this Department not later than 3 p.m. on 
Wednesday, 29th November, 1922, for Special Leases 
for ‘AGRICULTURE AND GRAZING,’’ of the lands set forth 
in the Schedule hereunder. Hach Jease will be subject 
to the general provisions and conditions of the Crown 
Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, and Regulations there- 
under, and to the following special conditions, pro- 


yisions, exceptions, covenants, and reservations ; — 
1. The term of lease will be from the date of the 


‘notification of the Minister’s acceptance of the tender 


to 3lst December, 1936. Nicest: 

2. Ihe rent for each year shall be paid in advance 
to the Crown Land Agent of the District, or to the 
Colonial Treasurer at Sydney, on or before the 31st 
December of the year preceding that for which it is 
due, otherwise penalties for late payments shall be 
incurred, and the lease shall be liable to forfeiture. 

3. The fees, as specified in the Schedule attached 
hereto, and the balance of rent to 3dlst December, 
1923, shall be paid by the lessee within one month 
from date of notification in the Government Gazette 
of the Minister’s acceptance of the tender. 

‘4. In addition to the above, the lease shall be sub- 
ject to subsections 2, 4 to 13, 15, 16, 17, 19, 20, and 23 
of Regulation No, 106 (notified 2nd June, 1922). 

Tenders shall be addressed to the Under Secretary 
for Lands, and endorsed ‘‘Tender for a Special Lease, 
Jand District of Deniliquin,” with date of Gazette 
notice, and they shall be made under and subject to 
the following conditions, provisions, and reserva- 
tions :— : 


(a) Tenders shall be made on Form 118, shall 
clearly describe the land applied for, and shall 
be-accompanied by a receipt showing that a 
deposit equal to the amount stated: in the 
Gazette as the upset annual rent of the 


block has been paid to the Land Agent or — 


the Colonial Treasurer, and also by a statuto 
declaration made by the tenderer giving fu 
particulars of all lands owned or held by him. 
It will be sufficient when tendering for the 
choice of two or more, if the upset rental of 
one block be lodged with the tender. The 
order in which the blocks are entered on the 
tender form will be accepted as the order of 
preference. \ 

(b) The deposit paid by the person whose tender 
is accepted shall be credited on account ot 
the first year’s rent. If a tender be with- 
drawn, the deposit, wholly or in part, may be 
retained. : 

(c) The Minister reserves the right to refer the 

| whole or any of the tenders for the under- 

- mentioned. blocks to the Local Land Board 
with a view to a report thereon being ob- 
tained for his guidance in selecting the appli- 
cant whose tender should be accepted. - 

(d) The Minister reserves the right to accept or to 
refuse any tender. 

-(e) The highest or any tender will not necessarily 
be accepted. ‘ 


~Heliographs showing the position of the blocks 
to be leased may be seen.at the Information Bureau, 


Lands Department Sydney; and at the Local Land 
Board Office, Hay. i 


[Ms. 1922-2,915] . 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 











SCHEDULE. 
a4 | Approxi- | | Upset Surve. 
5 mate Locality. jel ae ; Pca 
(aa) Area, Rental. &e. 
a. T. pia Be Baa Os £8. d. 
{| Situated on the road from] ) F 
Ai}-105 0.0 Deniliquin to Finley, at 16 0 0* | 916 9 
Wollomai Tank, within 
reserve from sale or lease} | 
< other than special lease,| } 
|| parish of Pungulgui,| | 
at eounty of Townsend,| | 
B | 134.0 Of Conargo Shire. Plan Me.}| 18 0 O* | 916 9 
(| 318 Hay. ‘i 








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20 Ocr., 1922.] | NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 149. 


5679 


: Department of Lands, 
\ Sydney, 20th October, 1922, 


APPROACHING LAND SALES, 


ROWN LANDS have been advertised in the Government 
Gazette for sale at the undermentioned places and 


dates :— 
Gazette 
: No. 
ALbuRY—Wedhesday, 15th November, 1922 ww. 144 
Bueatpre—Saturday, 11th November, 1922 .» 144 
CrssNock—Saturday, 18th November, 1922 eve 144 


GooLaconc— Wednesday, Ist November, 1922... 137 
Grarron— Wednesday, 8th November, 1922 ene 144 
GUNNEDAH—Wednesday, 25th October, 1922 Poesy 
Henty—Saturday, 28th October, 1922 ie wee 144: 
InvERELL—Wednesday, Sth November, 1922 aie Lae 
Murrycorn—Saturday, 18th November, 1922. .,, 147 
Orancre— Wednesday, 8th November, 1922... pee 
SypNryY— Wednesday, 25th October, 1922 ... + 137 

Do Wednesday, 15th November, 1922 Wigee, Lace 
TAMWoRTH— Wednesday, 15th November, 1922... 144 
TAREE— Wednesday, 25th Oétober, 1922 ... —.., 137 

Do Wednesday, 15th November, 1922 we 144 
Tumut— Wednesday, 25th October, 1922 .., eager 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





[2704] Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 
Sydney, 20th October, 1922. 


RESERVE FROM SALE AND LEASE 
GENERALLY. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
_ visions of the 28th and 29th sections of the Crown 
Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, and the 8rd section of 
the Irrigation (Amendment) Act, 1916, as amended by 
the 4th section of the Irrigation (Amendment) Act, 
1918, the Crown Lands hereunder described shall be 
reserved from sale for the public purpose hereinafter 
specified, and reserved and exempted from lease gene- 
rally, and they are hereby reserved and ‘exempted 
accordingly. ; ; 
FRANK A. CHAFFEY, = 
Minister for Agriculture. 





CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Mrrroor No, 1 TRRIGATION ARBA. 


For Public Hospital. 


No. 55,756 from sale (55,757 from lease generally). 
County of Cooper, parish of Stanbridge. The Crown 
Lands within the boundaries of portion 789, contain- 
ing an area of 5 acres. Plan C. 4,728-1,804. 

[M.O. 1922-4,355; W.C. & I.C. 1922-3,527] 


e 





Pa IN THE LAND AND VALUATION COURT OF 
NEW SOUTH WALES. 


N OTICE is hereby given that sittings of the Land 
and Valuation Court 6f New South Wales will 

; be holden at the Court-house, Chancery-square, Syd- 

re ney, commencing at 10 a.m. on Tuesday, the twenty- 
' first day of November, 1922, for the hearing of ali 
Appeals and References in respect of which notices 

shall have been issued, and for the hearing of such 

other matters as may be lawfully brought before the 


said Court. 
W. R. JAMIESON, 





Registrar. 
Ass 17th October, 1922. [2710] 
oe APPLICATION FOR ERECTION OF RABBIT- 


PROOF FENCING. 


. TTENTION is invited to the undermentioned 
application, under the Pastures Protection Act, 


1912, for permission to carry rabbit-proof fencing 


across road and erection of Gates :— 

— Walter Forsaith Lawry, Marguerite Elizabeth 
oF: Lawry, and Walter Spencer Lawry, across road at 
ee ‘south-western corner of portion 119, parish Burnett, 
county Burnett. Plan at Crown Land Agent’s Office, 
Inverell. Objections may be lodged with District 
Surveyor, Armidale, up to 19th November, 1922. 


[2752] W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 








T is hereby notified that an application has been 
made by Frederick William Brownlow to carry 
rabbit-proof fences with gates across the northern and 
southern extremities of road through portions 121 and 
125, Sa as Warrie, county Lincoln. Illustrative litho- 
graph is exhibited at Land Board Office, Dubbo. 
Objections in writing should be forwarded to District 
Surveyor, Dubbo, not later than 13th November, 1922. 


J. LINDSAY, 
District Surveyor, Dubbo. 





T is hereby notified that an inquiry will be held by 
the Land Board, sitting at Coonamble, as to 
whether an area of about 70 acres, being parts of 
camping reserve 37,156 and_ recreation reserve 
37,157 (37,158 from lease generally), parish of Coo- 
namble, county of Leichhardt, should be reyoked, and 
the area renotified as a reserve for Temporary Com- 
mon. Plans are exhibited at the office of the Crown 
Land. Agent, Coonamble, and the Land Board Office, 
Dubbo. Objections in writing should be forwarded to 
me not later than 13th November, 1922. Any persons 
desirous of giving evidence at the inquiry should com- 


J. LINDSAY, 
District Surveyor, Dubbo. 


' municate with me. 


[2544] 


Local Land Board Office, 
Forbes, 17th October, 1922. 


~A TTENTION is invited to-an application made by 
Thomas Strickland to surrender about 520 acres 
of freehold land in exchange for an equal area of 
Crown lands comprising Trigonometrical Reserve No. 
36.918, and parts of Travelling Stock Reserves Nos. 
4,725 and 33,164, parish of Bundaburrah, county of 
Forbes, Land District of Forbes. 
A lithograph illustrating the proposal is exhibited 
at the offices of the Local Land Board, Forbes. 


Objections Gf any) should be in writing, and should 
be forwarded to the District Surveyor, Land Board 
Office, Forbes, not later than 18th November, 1922. 

The proposal will be considered by the Local Land 
Board at Forbes on a date to be notified. | 


J. S. M. BENSON, 
District Surveyor. 





[2751] 





Local Land Board Office, 
Orange, 13th October, 1922. 


TTENTION is invited to an application by Alice 
Marion Mattick (address, care of A. J. L. Stock- 
well, solicitor, Wellington), to surrender 485 acres 
C.P. in exchange for an area of 500 acres Crown land, 
parish of Walters, county of Wellington, Land District 
of Wellington. 
Lithographs illustrating the proposal are exhibited 
at the Crown Lands Offices at Wellington and: Orange. 
Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should 
be forwarded to the District Surveyor, Orange, not 
later than 20th November, 1922. 
The proposal will be considered by the Local Land 
Board, at Wellington, on a date to be notified. 


A. W. DEANE, 
District Surveyor. 


[2692] 





[2411] Local Land Board Office, 


Forbes, 30th September, 1922. 


TTENTION is invited to an application by Wil- 
liam Reardon to surrender an area of 1,200 
acres of freehold and C.L. lands, in exchange for an 
equal area of Crown Lands, parishes of Merribooka 
and Milbee, county of Gipps. 
_ Heliographs illustrating the proposal are exhibited 
at the offices of the Local Land Board, Forbes, and the 
Crown Land Agent, Condobolin,. 

Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should 
be forwarded to the District Surveyor, Forbes, not 
later than 4th November, 1922. 

The proposal wall be considered by the Local Land 
Board, at Condobolin, on a date to be notified, 


J. S. M. BENSON, 
District Suryeyor, 





: 


No. 149. 





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{ 2716] aks : Sydney, 20th October, 1922, 
* ; FORFEITURE OF CROWN-LEASES. 
iis is hereby n tified that: the Crown-leases specified hereunder are declared forfeited in accordanze with the provisions of the Crown Lands ~ 
Consolidation Act, 1913. 
The forfeiture to take effect at the expiration of thirty clear days from this date. 


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W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





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No, of Lease 



































cps Ee Name of Lessee. ag Parish, County, Shire, Area, pik hey arate to 
Kies a. rp. & sc. d. 
1919-29, Armidale| Septimus Grills Schaefer 3. Rigney ...| Clarke ...! Guyra ..|2,89000j|12 9 0} Non-fulfilment 
; | of conditions 
and non-pay- 
Acer ‘ment of rent. 

50, Cooma...| Thomag Tracey’... ..| 55,56 | Rivera ..,| Beresford...) Monaro..,/1,28000| 5 6 8 do 

75, «| Vivian Walton... | 55,57 | Rose Valley GO. a7 wes do ..|1,82400] 910 O| Non-payment of 

rent. 

18, Goulburn! Selvey Gillett ... hes 155 | Gurrunda...| Argyle .,.| Gunning...) 796 00| 419 9 do 
1914-16, Inverell.) Edward ‘Wotton du 10 | Myall _...| Arrawatta...) Ashford... 37600) 3 12 10 do 
1919-35, Lithgow | Joseph Augustus Green - 20 | Werong ...| Georgiana...) Oberon .../ 1,834 0 0 | 7 12 10 | Non-payment of 

my rent and non- 
: fulfilment of 
‘ | “ conditions, - 
1916- 3, Murwil-| Frank Wallace Brown... 72 | Burrell .,.) Rous ~...| Tweed ...J) 107 20] 1 611} Non-payment of 
lumbah. | rent. 
_ 1919-16, Port Alfred Moore .., eee 52 | Debenham...| Macquarie... Hastings..| 197 00j| 112 10 do 
. Macquarie. } 
37, Taree ...| Mahalatah Elizabeth 181 | Bobin a do ...| Manning... 595 20| 4 611 do 
Moore. 
[ 2543} Sydney, 13th October, 1922. 


NOTIFICATION OF ADDITIONS TO HOLDINGS. 


Tz is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of seetion 163 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the 
portions of land particularised in the Schedule hereunder are added to and now form part of the holdings mentioned in such Schedule 
at the capital values stated. 


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W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands, 















































=: ScHEDULE. i Been, eave 
a 3 Capital value| Date from Now Atea Future 
2 | Parish, | County, | Distriot, Area. pep acre which, Added to— 0: annual | sestion. | Shira 
a addition Holding payment on 
Ra added area | takes effect. * | Holding. 
ar. p. Be ah eas : Faure Dp: £38: d! 
197 | Jerra Jerra| Goulburn..| Albury .. 29 0 30 30 0 9 April, 1921} Freehold portion | 73) ........ | devecees 163 Culcairn, 
A (formerly C.P. 1868- 
2,845), J. and M, J. ; 
i Maher. 
127 | Nandoura,.| Bigh ..| Mudgee .. 3017 2 0 0 | 12 Noy., 1920} C.P, 1862-3,797 (portion| 203 0 17 716 0 168 Wyaldra, 
; : ¥ ; 42), W. T. Wesley). 
{2563} Sydney, 13th October, 1922. 


RESTORATION OF ANNUAL LEAS. 
‘te T is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned Annual Lease, which was notified as non-renewed in the 
Government Gazette, has now been restored, 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


















































‘ ____ SomEDULE. 
aerial | Mame of Lessee, Land District, | Parish, | County and Shire, | Area, | mune!  |Gaxetted non-renewed, 
RaW Pey De | ae fe. Ge 
19867 | Grimson, David ... ...| Boorowa ...| Graham ...| King; Murringal.,.) 14.38 0| 1 0 O| 27 Jan, 1922. 
f ; 2714] : Sydney, 20th October, 1922. 
ae CANCELLATION OF ANNUAL LEASES. 


Noe is hereby given that the undermentioned Annual Leases have been cancelled, in accordance with the provisions 
of section 264, subsection (4), Pastures Protection Act, 1912. the lands leased being covered by reserves passed to the 
control of the Pastures Protection Boards. 


























of . The leases will terminate on 31st January, 1923. ~ : 
, ; a 3 W. BE. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
Sonmptiez. 
Ho. of ar be Land Name of Lessee. ) | Parish. | County and Shire, aga: sect Ares. Rent, 
y vy : 4 B ' Be Tr. p: £ 8. d. 
ts 15,301, Orange _.,.| Milgate, William Thomas| Borenore ..., Wellington ; Canobolas| T.$.R. 111... | : : _ i: 
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1912-7, Tamworth,,,! Dotiglas, Alfred ... .| Veness., ...| Darling ; Mandowa .,.| W.R. 1,43 ... 











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[2701] | | ‘ Sydney, 20th October, 1922. 
"APPROVAL OF APPLIGATION TO RECLAIM AND PURCHASE LAND. cB 


T is hereby notified that His Hxcellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has approved of the person mentioned ; 
» ola the Schedule hereunder being permitted to rezlaim and purchase the land hercia deseribed, subject to the provisions of section 68 
of the Ovown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, and the following special conditions :— Be. ails tes ; 
1. The reclamation to be carried out to the limit line. ga a pe 
2. The facing of the reclamation to consist of a substantial dry stone wall of sufficient strength and stability to act as a retaining 
wall, and joints to be close enough to prévent the filling from making its way into the water. : 
3. Hilling to be composed of material not injurious to the health of the neighbourhood, and not so fine as to ruu through the 
retaining wall into the water. : ee ‘ 
4. The reclamation to be completed within two years from the date of the Government Gazette in which the permission to reclaim 
is hereby notified. ye q roe 
5. The reclaimed lands or any portion thereof may be resumed for public purposes by notification in the Gazette, and upon 
resumption the lands shall vest in the Crown, freed and discharged from all private rights, interests, titles, and estates in and to the samo ; 
and no other compensation shall be payable than the value of any improvements upon the lands resumed, effected with the written 
approval of the Minister first had and obtained, together with a repayment of the purchase-money, and of the cost of reclamation, or if the . 
land resumed be a portion only of the lands reclaimed, of a fair proportion of such purchase-money and cost as aforesaid. The purchaser 
shall at all times maintain and keep in repair the sea wall erected on the area herein referred to. 
. The amdunts called for must be paid within three months from this date, together with the fixed stamp duty. _ 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





SCHEDULE REFERRED TO. 
Merrrorotiran Lanp District. 









































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; money, he 
duty. duty. 
Aln. le De Ps | &.8.d.| 8.1 6 8 di) Bom Ge BB) os. Qe Be 
1922-7,008. | 19 Dee,, 1921, | 0 0 143! Municipality of Hurstville, parish) Cropp, Herbert...| 12.9 0|30/211011)10 0 0) 0 7 6| 9M 6) 2 7 5 
8.P, 1921-99, of St. George, county Cumber-| F 
| land, being the Crown Lands be- 
low high-water mark, —as shown 
| a oh plan Ms. 5,609 Sy. im the De- 
partment of Lands, 
[ 2697} Sydney, 20th October, 1922. 


APPLICATIONS T0 PURCHASE LAND IN VIRTUE OF IMPROVEMENTS. ’ 
i is hereby notified that the persons mentioned in the subjoined list will be permitted to purchase, under section 62 of the Crown Lands 
Consolidation Act, 1918, thé portions of improved land specified in the following Schedule. _- ae! pe hel 
i 1, The purehage-money must be paid into the State Treasury, Sydney, within three mopths from the date of the publication of this 
notice, . chs + 
2. Payment of deed fee, £1 19s., and fixed stamp duty, 1s., will be required before deed will be prepared. 
3. Sale restricted to the surface and 50 feet below. é é Ss x 
_ _&. The purchasers will have no claim against the Crown in the event of subsidence taking place as the result of mining operations 
carried on under any existing lease, or to be carried on under any lease hereafter granted. ae ; 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





ScHEDULE REFEREED TO. 





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+2 eg ; 
8 ¢ | t & { a Deducted Wis ae 
oe i ; S feed : mount 
Papers BS S | ee 3 | 2 1,,ffom _| Credited || cance se 
So a i Parish, Count _ Town 8 Deposit as} 5, ex ; 
At 2A Sea ee Name of Purchaser, ‘Area, | Portions “Atlot- | ©" Shire, or 4 Village, or O38 € ad «| etnene ee ted 
fas Baia ment ; Section, feinalt FE. ae valorem | Purchase | o.5 put 
Application. we | Municipality, ye as s ede Money. i mpd uty 
-s | , : a St Dey Deed Fees 
fo A ae. 
j Lawp Disrricr oF Carcoar. Gs 
Alun. 1922. ! a Yr. p. ; : £8. d. ROSS He o£ tered. ey ad, 
1022--1,004. 14 Mar...) Larnach, Emily Harriet] 2 0 0] Portion 211  «.{ Jeremy;  Geor-| Abercrombie | 10 0 0 nb kay ics an EO Edin fas Re 
1.P. 3922-1. 4 giana; Aber- ; G.-F. : ; i 
: 1 crombie Shire, | é p Os IE 
ie Lanp District or Forbes. 
1922-7,005. | 2 Feb...| Moore, David .. «| O 1 Of Allotment 104%) Forbes; Ashburn-| Lachlan G.-F...] 20 0 0 1) 0 7 640 12 6 18.7 6, 
1,P, 1922-1. | : ' section 28, | ham;- — Forbes : wh is , Mi 
| A | | Municipality. | 
[2699] Sydney, 20th October, 1922. 


APPROVAL OF APPLICATION TO PURCHASE LAND. 


1 hes is hereby notified that the person mentioned in the subjoined list will be permitted to purchase, under the 66th section of the Orown 
Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, the portion of land mentioned in the following Schedule. © ; 
a 2. The purchase-money must be paid into the State Treasury, Sydney, within three months from the date of the publication of this 
notice. an ee 
3. Payment of deed fee, £1 108., and fixed stamp duty, £1, will be required before deed will be prepared. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





SomgDULE REFERRED TO. | 
Lanp Distrior or GRAFTON. 


1 






































a —_—-——- 
Papen . ; Cy \ “Deposit. Asmouitt 
and Date ; : Appraised} Amount] . Deducted | ve OF 
No. of of Area, : Description, Proposed : Value | of Costa | pasa ¢ ‘asad oe epee 
Appli- | Reposit, ee of Land, | ineurred.| £214 0 | yalorem | towards |deed fee and 
cation, Treasury. stamp | Putchase-| fixed stamp 
duty. money. duty. 
ott: 1920, eit pies) ! i, Bie di| S Be ow, Oi 25k dy Ss 8 Od em, db 
1922-7,202.) 25 Aug...) 0 2 83) Being measured portion 834, parish of) Boorman, Walter. 2115 */141111|10 0 0| 0 5 0] 915 6| 22101 
8.P.> 1920- ‘Southgate, county of Clarence, Copman- a : - 
81, hurst Shire, 
. Pa * if ‘ + 4 ee UME \ i 
* Including value of Crown improvements. ahd oe § i 5 its ke, 
: hb. 

















£2698] ie wine : a . BRN haa Sydney, 20th October, 1999) 
| “APPROVAL OF APPLICATIONS TO PURCHASE LAND COMPRISED IN RESIDENTIAL LEASHS. 


ify is hereby notified that the persons mentioned in the subjoined list will be permitted to purchase, under the 81st section of the Crowit ( 
Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the portions of land mentioned in the following Schedule. : 


2. The purchase-money 1 must be paid into the State Treasury, Sydney, in terms as stated hereunder. 
3. Payment of deed a fee) £1 10s., and fixed stimp duty, 1s., will be required before deed wili be prepared. 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





ree 


SOHEDULE REFEERED TO, 



































rout bas Bae | Popeptts Amount 
: ; eke Wes called , 
Pupera and) peit to cies Appraised) Amount | Deducted for, ex~ °| 
ih No, of Head c ~ Ares, Description, eropared ‘value | of Costs agsad | Credited Cran ge “ets ees 
Application, ; Bale Grantee. oftund. |incurred.|~!4 © } vaigrem | towards | deed fee payment, 
rae, ‘ ‘ ¥ ; " "| Treasury. eae purchase | andfixed |. . 
‘ es f " dut Buel money, stamp ; 
t | . ys duty. “ 
“i ee Layp Disratcr or Baruvgsr. . 
Alin. 1921, @ T. P. £,¢4 £64 £8,404. £84 £ ad £8. d. 
1922-6,390 | 8 Oct....| 20 0 0 | Measured portions a Cole, Albert ../ 20 0.0/ 315 6} 1 0°0) 0 7.6| 012 6 23 8 0 | Within three 
8. P, 1921-78, and 32, parish of : (less 9s.exces:|. months from date 
tase : : “ Waterbeach, county rent on of this notice. 
of Roxburgh, Turon R.L.) 








~ Shire (R.G, 10-3). hes } | 


Lanp District or Morona. 


v 








- 1922-6,392 { 21 Sept..| 10 0 0 | Measured portion 174,) Sharpe, Jushua | 80 0 0) 3 5 8 10 0).015 0} 0 5 0} ‘8% 0 8 [ Withia three 
S,P.1921-77.| — (ex.road).| yarish ef Collett, | (plus 7s.1d. | months from date 
na : ‘county of Ashburn. ; : jrenton R.L,).| of this notice, 
i ham, Poree Shire) Ate ae | 
Pace heyy ‘ ape (R.L. 10-5), : 
? si ‘ Lawp Disrator or MupazE. 
1922-6,391 | 28 Sept.,/ 20 © “0 | Measured portion .41,' Sharreek, 4710 0} 51211; 100; 0 7 6{ 012 6 5210 5 | Within three 
8. P. 1921-84.) ioc parish: of Wyaldra, ; Mhomas. ~ | 1 F (plus 9s, 4d. | months from date 
\ ah iY county of Phillip, cent, on R,L.)| cof this notice, 
Wyaldra Shire (RL, Be ‘ | | 
616). Ft { | | 


i iets Be ee Lape te Laxp Disrricr or ORANGE. 
-- 1922-4846 { 1 Noy...) 20 0 6 | Measured portion 156,) Stedman,James[/35 0°0| 8 5 7] 10 0/ 07 6 

















| 012 6| $718 1) Within three 
_ §.P, 1921-83, , / | parish of Clarendon, j _ | (less 5s, 9d.) months from date 
fs : county of Bathurst, ¥ Ps | ‘ | | excess “rent! of this notice. — s«5 
Pilks Canobolas Shire | oa RL) | 
. (BL, 08-1), { Sere A 
ape oy ; Lanp Disrricz or Tumvr. 
_- * 1622-6,823.] 16 Sept../ 18 1 0 | Measured portion 113,| Hilly,James ...) £6 1 BH $30, 19 01.0 7.6 | 012 6{ 3812 6 } £812s.withinthree * 
_ §,P. 1921-80 parish of Coolemon, (less 11s. months from this 
tite . a county of Buccleuch, | excess rent | date, and the : 
va } iy Gadara Shire (B.L. s | oa 'R.L.) | balance in fivea,& 
x ~ 08-8). ‘ equal annual 
j ons : | |" instalments . with 
wm ; : aeeg } | ‘ interest at 5 per 
| | cent. per annum, 
4 5 Cae eres 3 
j * Includes yalue of Crown improvements. sas ‘ 
; x Z 
a et ae AE 
2720). Sydney, 20th October, 1922. 


ee is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the 36th section of the Closer Settlement Act, 1904, the Settlement Purchase 
a particularised in the ‘subjoined Schedule, all rights attached to such purchases, and all moneys paid in connection therewith, are 
_ hereby forfeited. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands, . 
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ate Oo 


BT = Ne am) : (Rare 
of Settlement Purchaser, bee it eka Area, Parish., County. | Cat, No. of Plans, 
Purchase. ; g ee 0. ie 





+ 


Pex j 
NEWBANK SETTLEMENT PURCHASE AREA. 
w ie ae _ CENTRAL DIVISION | 
SS cose ean a 2  Laxp Drernror_ OF CooNnAMBLE ; WINGADEE i> ee eae ata SHIRES. 


seh 









































oar + Pp: 
1920- 9 ‘Bernazd Leo  Caey oh eae Wee ots ey wean ny 1, 407 0 0.| Terembone. ‘Leichhardt » Ly. 8,431-1,902. 
‘gorane Oat a aee and Beri-| and: Bara-).B: 1, ,204-1 700). 
sa gerie. dine, ‘Papers—Clo. Settvs » 
: m : ss 18h . ee | 5° 7,957-6. 
{ee ces. | - BOREE SETTLEMENT PURCHASE AREA. pti 
5a a ) te CENTRAL DIVISION. ~~ : 
SV ONGET RR Bie egek ee _. Lawn Digrrict or Parxss; Goonanc SHIRE. : ny 2 Sa 
1920-37 Nathaniel Woods — Reee aaa tiee aN feet pe 4d ie 8000 0 | Plevna | ve Cunningham C. 2,099-1,947.) 
es Sete ele ac? (Hector Lamont, mortgagee). Negi, ; | Papers—Clo, Sett 
4h Re ) .e 704-3, 
f ‘* Vs: ms F ‘ ‘ : . %; 2g . : : ots 
wt Sy + oh | | CLONMEL SETTLEMENT PURCHASE AREA. 
65, garroon 2 CENTRAL DIVISION. 
fe - Lanp Disrrict or Tamora CzntraL; Coozamon Suirs. i 
11920- Pe ou eee tof Fema OL 2 { 419 3 O/| Ramsay .../ Bourke ...| B. 3,175-1, 808. 
= 20-85 | qe Hoy Bruce (ike! j i dei (ex. uu 27). TSS. eae Sette 
ee Dy S / |" 7,908-9, 





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BERR: ‘NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 149. [20 Oor, 1922, 
[2700] f ayaney; 20th Deesbor, 1923, 


APPROVAL OF APPLICATIONS TO PURCHASE LAND. 


shy is hereby notified that the person mentioned in the subjoined list will be permitted to purchase, under the 66th seetion of the Orown 
Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, the portion of land mentioned in the following Schedule. ee pee ty 
2. The purchase-money must be paid into the State Treasury, Sydney, within three months from the date of the publication of this 
notice. ‘ ; Pats) ook 
3. Payment of deed fee, £1 10s., and fixed stamp duty, 1s., will be required before deed will be prepared. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





SCHEDULE REFEERED TO. 
Lanp Disrricr or TUMBARUMBA. 


Deposit. Amount 
































wk Appraised) Amount Deducted stotuding 
and Date ( pie ppre moun uc excluding 
No, of of Ares. Description. pa daiee Value | of Costs | psig to | 26 ad pain deed fee 
Appli- Deposit. ‘ x of Land. | incurred, valorem and fixed 
eatin pos : Treasury. stamp purchase | “ stamp 
A : | duty money duty. 
Aln, | 3921, arm DP. > 3, £8. 2 C82 he. a | E28. id. | o£ 8, oe 
1922-7,208.* | 24 June,.) 0 0 13) Parish of Tumbarumba, county of Selwyn, O’Donovan, 8 0 0}. 212 6410 0 0).0°7 6; 912 6 Nil. 
5.P. 1921-51, | | Tumbarumba Shire. The part of race 30 James, 
| | links wide originally reserved in the 
| | Crown Grant of allotments 1 and 2,)- 
| section 27, town of Tumbarumba. 
" 
® Tn lieu of notice and to cancel notics appearing in Government Gazette No, 118, dated 4th August, 1922. 
[2546] Sydney, 13th October, 1922, 


APPLICATION FOR PERMISSION TO PURCHASE AFTER RESCISSION OF RESERVATION. 
zh agri is hereby given that application has been made, under the 65th clause of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, by 
the person hereunder mentioned, for the rescission of reservation of certain land particularised in the annexed description, and 
permission to purchase the same. Any person feeling aggrieved may, before the expiration of four weeks from this date, lodge a complaint, 
as provided for by the 69th clause of the Act before mentioned ; such complaint must be accompanied by a deposit of £10. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





Lanp Drsrrict.or MAtrianp. 

















Barras Applicant, | Area, | ~~ Deseription. . | Peet priciest 
aly; it Ys Bef. p- ie shia 
1922-6,965.; Joseph Connors _—...| -1 +O 32 | County of Northumberland, parish of Maitland, Munici-| The Chairman, Loeal - 
S.P. 1922-39. pality of Kast Maitland, being part of 100 feet reservation| Land Board, East 
a within portion 166, south of portion 218, Maitland. 
\ 
‘[2707} ! ee Sydney, 20th October, 1922, 


NOTIFICATION OF VESTING OF PART OF A FORFEITED SETTLEMENT PURCHASE IN THE PURCHASER 
THEREOF, UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF THE CLOSER SETTLEMENT ACTS. 


iS is hereby notified, for public information, that part of Forfeited Settlement Purchase 1915-8, Wagga Wagga, is vested in the person 
named and for the area shown in Schedule hereunder, as from 1st December, 1920, under the provisions of section 19, Closer Nettle- 
ment (Amendment) Act, 1918. 2 
[Clo. Sett. 1921-1,777] —— W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
: CENTRAL DIVISION. tee 
Lanp District or Waeea Waaaa, COOLAMON SuHIRz. 
Pine Lodge Settlement Purchase Area, 


Sett. P Porti ha Catal No, of Pe Sart 

ett. Pur, ortion : ‘ atalogue No, o p nnu 
No: Purchaser, Area. No. County. | Parish. Plan: Capital Value. | Yuetalment 
ASE £2 Se A ARNE ea re ale ea ee ee Qa ee 


: 



































| a. ¥. p- pov ok Res BRT ES 
1920-95 | Edward George Leahy; 240 0 0 78- | Bourke...) Methul_...| B. 1,315-1,806...| 1,225 0 0] 7310 0 
[2695 } : ; Sydney, 20th October, 1928, 


NOTIFICATION OF ADDITIONS TO HOLDINGS. 


it is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of sections 163 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, the portions of 
land particularised in the Schedule hereunder are rdded to and mow form part of the holdings mentioned in such Schedule at 


the eapital values stated, 
W. KE. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 



































ScHEDULE. ¢ hans 
a | al | See Sea : New Future 
x) : value per whic 5 .| - annual 
3 Pa ish, . County. | District. Area, Rann CE addition takes Added to— ay ol payment on Section.) Shire, 
& ; | added area, effect. — ®* | Holding. 
| a, tT. Dp. £s. a. a. 1. Dp, £8. da. * 
Races Arling ..j Sandon .,.. Armidale..| 1 8 21 1 0 VU | 29 Stpt, 1222 | C,P. 1870-2207 (portion| 161 3 21 6 1 65 163 | Goatwyck. 
withio | 217), W. D. and L. HH, 
oe | Goode, * x ’ 
217. oe : eS t 
Race D> wa| a0 oa do .| 026 Lap Ds 204, » | CP. 1872-622 (portion| 60 2 6 25 5] 163 do 
within | 224), W. D, and L. H, 
poe | ' Gocde, Koes | ‘ 
2,248 AOUNS. Sat Monteagle..| Yeung ...| 0 3 143 5 00) 27-Ost, 121 | C.P, 1919-14 - (,ortion 3 0293}. O17 4 163 | Burran- 
2,080), T. James, A. : gong 



































oe e* ’ f % ; 
20 Cer., 1922.) NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 149, — 5699 
[2396] ‘ - Sydney, 20th October, 1922. 


CONDITIONAL LEASES. 


Neat TICK is ‘hereby given that the rents for the Conditional Leases, as «particulariacd in the following Schedule, have been deter ‘mined 
at the respective rates per acre stated. 


Any difference of rent found to be due to the Crown between the provisional rent and the rent as now determined (together with 


arrears of rent now due) must be paid within one month from the date of this notice to the Land Agent of the District or to the State 
Treasurer, 


The renewal rent on any lease must be paid yearly in advance, ether to the Land Agent of the District or to the State 
Tr2asurer, not later than the last day of the annual term of the lease, but it will be accepted at any time prior to that date, if tendered, 


Any rent paid after the due date will bear interest, accruing due day by day, at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum. 
Br oe 


@ W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


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ae ; : ‘ E . Dati h .3 os 
og8 , | Date of County FA Rs & ate when |e5 Ry}. 
w " 5 So. Sem 
és at | Lessee, Address, Applica- aad Pa Area % | Aunual | Amount | Balance Interest ‘S26 '5| Shire 
Zea ee Parish % | granted.| & | Kent, paid. Due. commenced on 2's 2x 
3 ; d ra 2 is Arrears. O8eu 
te) 8 * 3 Oo 
E | | 





_HASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp Disreicr or Govunsuren. 
1921. Acres. Gee sede . See dy 


‘ [ : [ 
Argyle; ro 314 a | 1 4 | LS): 4 


£s.-d. 
{ 3. 4") 25 June, | 
Milbang. 


1922) ] 
| ho2-2s | Gunning. 
Ctinpereasigesecs J | i 


1921-2 Hines, Jame3 } 
| O23 | 





..| Co'lector 1 25 June., 








Lanp District oF GUNNING, 


1921, 
1921-7 | Bayley; Hl el Jerrawa = 19 Nov.. | King; 


Stanley. arian! oe MA Se Fi are Bbt TG b aeantaena se pate | Gunning. 


4 Beene _ Danp District oF Kempsey. 
1922, ® 
1922-1 ) Dyson, ene Sherwood =| 11 MAY Dudley ; | iy 476 | 24 | SAO 22) Oe a te MAO LDS ee vepaede'e ne» ee 7 Macleay, 
_ Ruben, Boonanghi, | } 


{ 


Lawp Disreict or Tange. 








Se 1922. 
1922-14 Kable, Charles| Kendall ..| 16 Feb,..| Macquarie; {| 172 2393 | 6 Bronte re Bi Ge” Gales SIO LE (iy ae |1921-19 | Hastings. 
George. Camden I 
~ Haven. i | 
Lanp Disrrict or WALCHA. 
i n . ‘ 
v7 '° 
1920 5+; The | Commercial| Sydney.. «| 15 May...| Vernon ; be OO 1,388. bas (23 FOF] 34 TR Bop BAT Ge ys ate 8 1905-16 | Apsley. 
Banking Co. of ; Salway.} 
Sydney Ltd. 
(per Grundy, Walcha. e 


Robert Gillies). 





- Nor's.—The title to and rent of the above leases commence from date of application. * his is arrears of rentat the provisional rate of 2d. per acre per annum, 


+ This is in lieu of notice in the Government Gazette of the 6th October, 1922. 





iS t] | ae 3 ? Sydney, 20th October, 1922, 
FORFEITED HOMESTEAD FARM. 


INOS is hereby given that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Orown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the interest of the holder 
in the Homestead Farm specified in the following Schedule is hereby declared forfeited through non-payment of rent; but such 
ges ‘shall not take effect until the expiration of thirty clear days after this publication. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





EASTERN DIVISION. 


Layp Disrrrot or KEMPSEY. 











a a at = 
: Date of | Plan gg Be ke ee 
No.of e : 3S Pa Ares n e 
F. Selector. Selection. Area. County. Parieh. No. Bt pers. | St Rescues 






«| Gordon | D. 2,433-3,505,.) 10 Macleay. 


Zs, a. 
C.S. 1922-19,205| 1,282 | 14 1 8 
(rent). 





3 Acres. 
1921-12 Rennie, Edward .. ..| 80 May, 192) 851 * | Dudley 
a . : 





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700° NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENY GAZETTE, Ne. 149. “20: Sin; teen 
[2757] fy aboot Fol) co Lucas aie | gM Lett Water Oohisrration ard Irrigation Commission, 
PAN ope Griffith, 20th October, 1923, 


.? 


FORFEITURE OF HOLDINGS WITHIN AN IRRIGATION AREA, — 


is hereby notified that the leases of the farins specified hereunder, together with all improvements (if anit; and all moneys a puta in 4 
respect thereof, are declared forfeited in accordance with the gedit: of the Returned Soldiers Settlement. Ach 1916, as amended by — 


the Returned Soldiers Settlement (Amendment) Act, 1919. 





The forfeitures will take Eien at the expiration of thirty cleitr + de eorn th this date. 
GEO. J, RVATT, 
Resident Commissioner. 





’ 


i SOHEDULE. 
MIRROOL No. 1 IRRIGATION. AREA. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 






























































Lanp DisrRror oF ‘Yanoo. BENT E EY as PO 44 
a a | ; ie) | F { ‘ s 
No. of Papers, Name of Lessee. Form | Portion No, Parish. County, Area. , sere ~| Reason for Forfeiture, 
I. t ey 
: et : jae ale gs ay Rp. o£) Be. 
M.O, 1920. | Arthur’Dalby Barton ...| 540 | 314,315 and| Stanbridgé...) Cooper ..., 150 0 0/73 2 6 Non:fulfilment ae 
8.8. 3,523. ; 316. conditions. | 
M.O. 1922. } Ivan Kingston Ridgway ...| 555 | 320, 321 and do Eph anon a Cayeeatesred Fava”) @ ate. re @ Pe (ae sy ARN le do 
8.8. 6,007. 5643. rage eo 
M.O. :238- | Cedric Vicary Harrison ...| 896 | 218,214 and). do...) .do_...) 175 2 0/70 4 0 do 
8.8. 5,999, 215. : ! 
[W.C. & 1.0, 1922-8298; 1922-8,297; 1922~7,230]. é 
(2755) Sydney, 20th October, 1922, 


N 


FORFEITED CONDETIONAL PURCHASE, 


OTICE is hereby given that the undermentioned Conditional Purchase of land, and all rights attached to such Tariiahee) have a @ 
and are hereby declared forfeited through non-payment of balance, interest, or instalment of purchase-money ; but auch forfeituie 


shall not take effect until the expiration of thirty clear days after this notification. 





W. E. WEARNE, Minister For ate: 


EASTERN DIVISION, 
Larp Drsrrior or SINGLETON. 



































| - é 
| | 2 : -}.4 Amount | | # 
oe Fi J Purchaser, Patan | Area,’ | | Comaty.. Parish. PlanNo. | g | Papers, | in Shire. 
| 3 2 | ‘ | 2 Arsears, ‘ ot ae 
| | | | E 
| Acres dhe \ A eS SG ey dela Es 
1874-5660 | Picton, Charles <a | 21 May, 1874 ... 40 Northnm- | Broke / . | N, 427-1,501 | 20 |1922-19,096 410 0 Patrick ~ = 
berland. a ie ae Byes (instadm ents). : Plains, 
t ad ; : , A {ees Dy tae : i My eae vv 
12716] : Sydney, 20th so dae 1922, 


rp 








REVERSAL OF FORFEITURE OF A SPECIAL LEASE. : : 4 


is hereby notified, for general information, that the forfeitars of the Spécial Lease ibepanaer pagkteutanided, whied ' was a Bublivhéd 1 in 
the Government Gazette of 4th August, 1922, has been reversed, subject to any conflicting interests, 





W: E. WEARNE, ae for Lands. . 


























SCHEDULE. 
" : : 
Registered Number | 3 J i ‘Anuuel 2 
Number of of Name and Address of Lessee. - Situation of Land. Area, Purpdse of Lease. Rent Shire. 
Papers. Lease, | ; 
{ 
cna 3 : 
Ms. Ls. | &, Tsp, i L8d ‘ : 
1)22-12,956 | 1,512, Grafton..; Kritsch, Peter, of Gratton... County Clarence, parish Gréat Marlowe, 6 2 0) Grazing 9 0 0 | Grafton: 
‘ } j part of section 78, town of Grafton. Ss pe Municipality. 
[2717] rake ; | ‘Sydney, 20th October, 1922. 


FORFEITURE OF A SPECIAL LEASE, 


1) is hereby notified, for general fatoomation: that the Special Lease specified hereunder i is declared forfeited in accordance with 
the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. : 


The forfeiture will take effect at the expiration of thirty clear days from this date. 
































if ing W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands, : 
N peg i Bye eT 2g Sd Aniual R | ct 
0. ame an ress Aa ‘ nnua eason 
of Papers, | No, of Lease. | of Lessee, Situation and Area of Land. Rent. for forfeiture. | Shire, 
Ms, Le. vote ea aa eae Ra 0) Ca a ae pene ee 
1922-11,093 | 19°8-10, Moree ..| Coppock, Walter Henry, of County Cour: allie, pirish Mapes Bundie, por: 0 M7 Non-payment | Boolooroo. 
Moree. |. tion 108. Ar ea, 69 azres 1 rood, of rent, ’ 
, i t ‘ 
ene pti nse eae nnn 








4.20 ony 1622 eer “NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT, GAZETTH, No. 149, 5701 





[2 550] 
APPLICATIONS FOR LEASE FOR SPECIAL PURPOSE, 
\ 


ca is mukey | notified, for general information, that the undermentioned application has been received for a, Special Lease 
under the provisions of the 74th, 76th, and 229th sections of the Crown Lands: Consolidation Act, 1913, of the land ard 

'’ for the purpose hereunder stated, and that it isthe intention to grant a lease, should no ete cama ‘objection be found. to 
oxistafter i inquiry by the Land Board and consideration by the Minister. 


se: ., Any objections will ressive due consideration, if lodged in. writing with the Diatvict Surveyor for the Land Board 
District i in whieh the land ts situavsd, on or nelere the date #pecties hereunder, 


_W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 























: , Purpose for pire hs a pp “ 
. e where up to whic 
Applicant, Locality of Land applied for, Area. yn a is objections may be objections 
; f lodged, may be lodged. 
The Council of the Muni-| Parish Southampton, county Clarence, Land} ...... Wharf at foot of; Grafton ee ..| 11 November, 1922. 
cipality of South District Grafton. ; Cowan-street, 
Grafton. Q ain stg _ South Grafton. 
— [2725] © ‘hd "eel Sydney, 20th October, 1922. 


NOTIFICATION OF CLO3ING OF UNNECESSARY ROADS AND ADDITION OF THE LANDS COMPRISED 
: THEREIN TO ADJOINING HOLDINGS. 


IS Excellency the Gdvsence, with the advice of the ixenntive Council, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions 
of the 20th section of the Public Roads Act, 1902, the roads described in the appended Schedule, which are no longer required, 
are hereby closed, and the lands comprised geen added to the holdings mentioned i in such Schedule. 


: W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands, 





SCHEDDLE REFERRED TO. 





Hol Bis to which Closed Roads are added. 

















Oa | Se Description of Roads Closed. a 
No. of Holding. Registered Holder. 
Roads, ay ee os oe lin 
. 1921-376-14. 1 2 4 Parish of Calvert, county of Bathurst, Land| C.P. 20-25 (section 6) ...| Peter Redmond, 
Rd, Pur. (at £10 per acre).| Distriot of Carcoar, Lyndhurst Shire. Vil- | 
1921-119, lage of Roseberry (part of the Church and 
chs School Estate). The northern half of boun- 
dary road known as Forest-street, 100 links 


_ wide, south of section 6 and end of road ; ak 

also the boundary road, 100 links wide, | 
Fai known as East-street, east of section 6. 

1921-107-9. 2 110 _ | Parish of Yarralaw, county of Argyle, Land} C.P. 89-121 (portion 221 Jeo H, A. Beegling, Wm. 0. 
/ 


Rd, Pur. (at £1 10s. per District of Goulburn, Mulwaree Shire. Mcl. Hawkins, J, W. 








1921-54. acre), Boundary road, 100 links wide. separating! Wright, 
J. W.C. portion 221 from portions 60 (part) and 26. 
Croker. 
} 
[2723] a fs Sydney, 20th October, 1922. 


ALIGNMENT OF STREETS—MUNICIPALITY OF ASHFIELD. 


VIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified, in conformity with the provisions of 
the 27th section of ‘the Public Roads Act, 1902, that the alignment of the carriage and footways of the undermentioned streeta, 
in the Municipality of Ashfield, as set out and defined according to the plan of such alignment, shall, for the purposes of the Local 
PARE, Act and all Ordinances relating to the alignment of streets or public places, be deemed to have been set out and defined, 
and that consequently it will not be Jawful for any person to erect any building within the said distances so set forth from the 
curbstone or the exterior edge of the said footways, as delineated on the plan.catalogued A. 30-2,151, which has been approved by 
His Excellency the Governor, i in conformity with the firsbmentioned Act, which said plan is kept in the Department of Lands for the 
inspection of the public. 


[Roads 1920-756-11)] 





W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
ScurpuLz or STREETS REFERRED TO. 


Width of Width of Total 











Name of Street,” -* “From eae Ast Oe Garriage- _ each Width Remarks, 
\ : We way. Footway. 3 
plea: 2, : fis gery . : : : INE ERO! 
aes Hl ak pio dite dite ft. in. ft. in. 
Martin-street ...| Dobroyde-parade... Empire: “street... 22 0 22 0 €6 0 Fencing encroaches, 
» }( As: proposed to. Del. nae 
_ aligned in accord . 
|, ith plan A, 25- | 
Wattle-street ... ras street vi] Martin-street | 22 0 22 0 66 0 sa ioeresseneeqeaesen een saseee 
 Alt-street vr Do ——...| Waratah-street.., 22 0 .222)°0 66 0 Fencing and building encroach. 











mG nineteen ee fale mn! pine Sw neem eee 


4 , ‘ . 


[20 Oor., 1922. 
2 


5702 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 149. _ 








— 


[2721} | ; "Sydney, 20th October, 1922. 


PROPOSED OPENING OF ROADS, OF PROPOSED DECLARATION OF EXISTING ROADS AND PARTS OF EXISTING 
ROADS TO BE PUBLIC ROAD, AND OF PROPOSED CLOSING OF ROADS AND PARTS OF ROADS DEEMED 
TO BE UNNECESSARY. ree ae 
No is hereby given that the Minister for Lands deems it expedient that certain roads should be opened, and that it is proposed 

to resume for the purpose, under the provisions of the Public Roads Act, 1902, the lands hereunder described, and to declare 
the existing roads and parts of existing roads particularised hereunder to be Public Road.- j ; 

The proposed roads, &c., are shown upon plans which can be inspected at this Office, and a copy of the same may be inspected at 
the respective Offices of the Crown Land Agents for the Land Districts in which the lands are situated. aan HAS 

All persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing and to forward to the Minister, within one month from the date 
of this notice, any objections which may appear to them to exist to the proposals above stated. : 

Notice is also given that the Minister is of opinion that it is expedient to close the roads and parts of roads hereunder specified, 
and all persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing, addressed to the Minister for Lands, within one month from 
this date, any objections which may appear to them to exist to the closing of the said roads and parts of roads. 

Plars showing the roads and parts of roads proposed to be closed can be inspected at this Office,and a copy of the same may be 
inspected at the respective Offices of the Crown Land Agents for the Land Districts in which the lands are situated. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 

DRscRIPTIoN OF ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Part of road adjoining part of the railway line from Albury to Syduey, within the suburban 
boundaries of the town of Binalong, parish of Binalong, county of Harden, Goodradigbee Shire,—as shown on plan catalogued R. 
14,936-1,603. 


{ Registration No, of Papers—Roads 1922-638-3. ] 
Description of the lands which it is proposed to resume. 


Lanp District oF Boorowa. 


















































; { Width of 
: \ : Character Area 
peatlon Area. -Forieh Reputed Owner. | Occupier. of rg: to be Remarks. 
No: Name, Holding. dpenes Resumed, 
ie Robi 
, ; Ae Taep: : 
O iginally parts of} wr. | Binalong.,| The Railway Com-| ...0.. | Freehold...| 150 links&) 2 0 334 | This proposed resumption embraces land 
247, 208, and 299, missioners. variable, acquired by the Railway Commis- 
‘ ‘ sioners for road diversion. ee: 








ab 





DEscRIPTIoN OF ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Deviation of part of reserved road within portion 236, at its junction with the Upper Newee © 
Creek, Macksville-road, parish of Nambucca, county of Raleigh, Nambucca Shire,—as showa on plan catalogued R. 14,862-1,603. 
[Registration No. of Papers —Roads 1922-639-4. ] 7 ; 





Description of the land which it is proposed to withdraw, and of part of road deemed to be unnecessary, which it is proposed to close. 
Lanp District oF BELLINGEN. 




















2 Parish ela? Width of Asse to he 2 : : " pa ge 

=o Area Reputed Owner, Occupier. 01) Land to be |,,; art of Road proposed to be cles é. 

é a Name, : Holding. |Withdrawn.| Vithdrawn. : 
| $a SY. ’ Cis sy 1 

£35.| 2:3 3.0] Nambacca| Eric Reibel .. |. «| Eric Reibel ...| H.F. 20-14) 100 links...) 0 1 0 | The unnecessary part of reserved road within 

: : : portion 236 is proposed to be closed and 
added to that portion; the area thereof and 
| . ‘ of H,.F.20-14 to remain unaltered, 











DESCRIPTION OF ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Widening of road at the junction of the south-eastern side of the Galston-Berowra Road 
with the south-western side of a road to Hornsby, parish of North Colah, county of Cumberland, Hornsby Shire,—as shown on 
plan catalogued R, 14,917-1,608. ; 





























{Registration No. of Papers—Roails 1922-81-5.1 5 
DESCRIPTION of the land which it is proposed to resume. 
‘Lanp Distzict or PARRAMATTA, a \ 
5 Width of 
Oo. : Character = Ares 
Se Area. Fark alse) Occupier. of ne to ba Remarks, : 
a Holding. Resumed. Resumed, 
er. Pp b ’ ~B8./T.. ps j . : f "G 
5 ¢0 0 U | North John Peares .,.| John Pearce..| Freehoid ...| Variable... U 0 1} | This propdsed resumption embraces part of lot 
GiGi an Colah. 7 14,—shown on litho, 114 at the Land Titles” 
ivided. office. * 























DESCRIPTION OF 


Descs1prion of the land which it is proposed to resume, and of roads and 
proposed to close. 





Reputed Owner. 





| 





| South Ballina 





Wm. 8. Purdie 


i 





Lanp Districr or Lismors. 


Occupier, 


«| Te ee se 


RoaD TO BE OPENED :—Branch road from the Wardell to German Creek road, within 


parts of road deemed to be unnecessary which it is 





Character |” ae of Area 
() tobe to be 
Holding. Teesaawed Resumed, 
Ae: a. T id 
C.P. 75-68) 100 links... 











portion 30, parish of South 


Ballina, county of Richmond, Tintenbar Shire,—as shown on plans catalogued R. 14,805-1,603. 
Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1921-786-7.] 


Roads and parts <f roads proposed to be closed, &«. 





Di 

3 0 20 | The unnecessary parts of boundary road separating 
portion 30 from portion 82 and end of road, 
and the unnecessary boundary road separating 
portion 30 from portions 63 (part) and 71 are pro- 
pesed to be closed and added to portion 30; the 
area thereof and of C.P. 75-68 to be increased te44 


acres 0 roods 20 perches. . 


ae 


The unnecessary part of boundary road separa 
ting part of portion 63 from part of portion 31 is 
proposed to be closed, 



























































































































































“a A pA Res AMES ee Saae Re 
ey ied er =) : » 
, Hg. ; = » oN a “ 
‘ iy Doe a a < 
20 Ocr., 1922.) NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 149. 5703 
NOTIFICATION OF PROPOSED OPENING AND CLOSING OF ROADS, &0.—continued. 
DxsogiPrion oF ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Road from Grafton to Upper Corindi Creek, parish of Dundoo, county of Clarence, Orara 
‘ ‘ Shire,—as shown on plan catalogued R. 14,875-1,603, 
(Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1921-638-7. } 
Description of the land which it is proposed to resume. 
Lanp District or GRarron. 
; ; | -wiath of 
Pertien Parish ¥ Character ‘Ares 
No. Area, Name: Reputed Owner. Occupier, of pane to be 
; Holding. Resumed. Resumed, 
! 
So Fan Ds ’ a.) Tae 
107 400 0 0 Dundco ,.. «| Thomas Gilmore .,, Sea «| Thomas Gilmore and track/ C.L. 19-8... ...| 100 links ... es 40 0 
E - in use, aes 
a ee 
DESORIPTION OF ROAD TO BE OPENED :—-Deviations of part of road from the North Coast road to the Upper Orara road, 
> ai parish of Coff, county of Fitzroy, Dorrigo Shire,—as shown on plan catalogued R. 14,754-1,603, 
(Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1921 -486-6.] “eo 
DesonipPrion of the lands which it is proposed to resume, of parts of existing roads to be declared to be Public Road, and of road and 
; parts of roads deemed to be unnecessary which it is proposed to close. 
\ Layp Disrgicr oF BaLuincEn. 

| Width of ; 

2. ; ; Character Road and parts of Roads proposed to be clored 

a4 Area, Aes Reputed Owner. Occupier, of ie ie ae oF D4 &o.3 also parts of existing roads to be f 

g a 4 Holding, Botnined: : declared to be Public Read, 

a. fF. Pp, : eG a. T. ps 
83 | 114 3 10 | Coff «| Wm, Zietsch ... «| Wm. Zietsch and! Freehkold...| 100 links...; 1 0 24 | The ummecetsary reserved road wittin portion 
formed road in use. 38 is proposed to be closed, and to be granted 
3 i part thereof in compensation. 
123 | .156 210) Do «| Philip James Landri-| Philip James Landri-| C.P, 11-55 | 100 links &| 1 2 0 | The unnecessary parts of reserved road within 
; gan, gan and formed variable. ’ portion 123, west and east cf proposed road, 
Toad in use, are proposed to be closed and added te that 
, portion ; the area thereof and of C,P. 11-55 to 
be reduced to 155 acres. 

14 7% 10! Do a do oe do - -.| Freehold... 100 -, ..| 0 0380 | The unnecessary parts of reserved road within 
portion 14, east apd west of proposed road 
are provosed to be closed and to be granted 

: i part thereof. in compensation, 
’ nee ead Foe ccs uce Do “ The Railway Com-| Formed road in use... do -.| 100 links... 1 1 27 | These proposed resumptions embrace land ac- 
missioners, quired by the Railway Commissioners for 

117 | 37 220; Do... do Bae Sees do a: LO ioipe capt kOe 8) lage OME an road diversion in connection with North 

: : Coast Railway. 

The parts of existing roads included in survey 
and necessary to preserve continuity of proposed 
road are to be declared to be Public Road 

: and dedicated to the public accordingly. 
TaD ie 
DESCRIPTION OF ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Road within portion 47, parish of Kangarooby, county of Forbes, Weddir, Shire, - ag 
Eye shown on plan catalogued R. 14,824-1,603. 
{Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1921-729-6, } 
j ; - 
DsgsoniPrion of the land which it is proposed to resume, and of road deemed to be unnecessary which it is proposed to close, 
; - Lanp Disrrict or GRENFELL. iy 
se 3 . Character | Width of © 3 : 
P eae Area. cha Reputed Owner. Occupier; of Land to be e Siiner ys _ Road proposed to be closed, &e. 
, Holding, | Resumed. ; 
80 Ts, p : a. ts ps 
47 1,395 0 0 |Kanga- Bank of Australasia} John Michael Hol-| Part of} 150 links...} 14 0 O | The unnecessary part of boundary road 
rooby. land. C.P, 12-22 separating portion 47 (part) from portion 
of 1,917 26 (part) is proposed to be cksed and 
acres, added to portion 47 (part of C.¥. 12-22), 
the area of portion 47 to be increased to 
; 1,396 acres 3 roods, and the area of the 
Mt whole C.P, 12-22 to be increased to 1,918 
a , acres 3 roods. 
xv . . . . 
DEscRIPTION OF ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Deviation of part of road from Scone te Barry within portion 168, parish of Beltrees, county of 
Durham, Upper Hunter Shire,—as shown on plan catalogued R. 14,854-1,603. 
[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1921-369-5.] 
™~ . 
os re e 
DrsorrPtion of the land which it is proposed to resume, and of part of road deemed to be unnecessary which it is proposed to close. 
Lanp District oF Sconr. 
Width of 
arish : Character Area 
: S Area. ; Reputed Owner. Ocoupier. o! eee : * to be Part of Road proposed to be closed, &c. 
A ect Holding. “ibe Resumed. ; 
oy \ Resumed, 
i 2. Pp. Bits Ba : 
168 | 2,560 0 0 | Beltrees..| Messrs, White Bros.) Messrs..White Bros.| Freehold .,.| 100 links... 4 2 7) This proposed resumption ineludes pert (2 acres 3 
and formed road, ; roods 3u perches) of confirmed road R. 4,015-1,603, 
The unnecessary part of confirmed road east of 

‘ 4 proposed road is proposed to be closed, and will thus 

yest in the owners of adjoiuing land. 





‘ 


5704 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 149. 





[20 Ocr, 1922. 


—<—<<$———" ae 


NOTIFICATION OF PROPOSED OPENING AND CLOSING OF ROADS, ke. continued. 


DrscerPriox or Roap 10 BE OPENED :—Parts of road within portions 70, 69, and 48, parish of Tuggarah, Boy of Northumberlan4, 


Erina Shire,—as shown on Bley catalogued R. 14,¢84-1,608. | 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1921-761-7.] 





DESCRIPTION ‘of the lands which it is proposed to resume, of part of existing road to be declared to be Public Road, and of Sail and part — 


) 


Land District or Gosrorp, 




















of road deemed to be unnecessary which it is proposed to close. 














‘ Character idth of Road and part of Road preposed to beclosed, &e. 
Porston Area sae Reputed Owner. Occupier: of’ ~ Land Bie hep — also part of existiog road to be declared to be 
No, ame Holdizg. | Resumed, | *esumed. Public Road. 
a.) YD : ’ - Re Tops 
Part of 70). 4) U0 O} Tuggarah | Jabez Hicks ...| Jabez Hicks .,.| Freehold...):10 Jinks & 0 38 30 | Thia proposed, resnmption embraces vart of lot 7 
(now sub- yariable, ia private subdivision of portion 70. Tbe un- 
divided). necessary part of reserved road within that lor, 
south of proposed road, is proposed tobe closed 
ei and to be granted in compensation. 
MPO bas), 640 vO ee do -.| Geo. Edward . Geo,  Elward do e.| 100 links... 1.0 4 | This proposed resumption embraces part of lot 6 
Stubbs, Stubbs. ; in private subdivisioncf portion 70. The un- 
necessary reserved road within \hitilot, south ot 
proposed road, is proposed to be cicsed and to be 
ie tk 4 grantid in compensation. 
60 180. 0 0 do _....| ‘Gottleib Dor- Gottleib Dor-| ©.P.10-18°| 100 ,, .. Q 3°13 wah bitcta ree Bee ced essince bes vaso pes severe sas tosiece 
| mann.) mann, : ss 5 : 
43 | 1938 8 29 do .| Agnes A, Welch). W. I. Taylor...| C.P. 20-23 | 100 4, .. 2 0 29 iggy ead entice dinsthonsrasa caclens4eb sarisve teh eaaeds seat 
| ¢ , « 
| The part of existing road necessary to preserve 
continuity of proposed road is to be aectared to be 
Pubiic Road ana dedicated to the public accord- 
ingly. 
| 














DzEsCBIPTION OF Road TO BE OPENED :—Deviation of part of road from Pelaw Main to Knee Kurri, parish of Stanford, 
county of Northumberland, Tarro Shire,—as shown on plan catalogued R. 14, 858-1, 603. 


| Registration No. of Bapers—-Ronda 1922-335-5. ] 


DEscRirrron of the lands which it is proposed to resume, and of parts of road deemed to be Ramer ceaary, which it is proposed to date 
Laxp District or MAITLAND. 


Area. 


Parish 
Name, 





Reputed Owner, 


Occ apier, 


O} 
Holding. 


| 
Coerects 


Width of 
Land to be 


“ies 


Area to be 
Resumed 


ee , 





Porticn: 


Parts of Road prop-sed to be closed, &, 
Resumed. ae: : : e 


| 








a 


Freehold 


¢ 


This proposed resumption embraces part of an 
area appropriated by the Public Works 
Department for quarry };urposes, and yested 

; in the Tarro Spire Council, 


ton 
cu 
; 


SOAR AGbY ine 
105 | 22 3 v Tarro Shire Council .. 


oF 


Stanford ... | 100 links 











The unnecessary parts of dedicated risa Re 
- 14,098-1,603, west and east «f proposed devia- 
tion of road, are proposed to be elosed. 




















{2724] Sydney, 20th October, 1922, — 


NOTIFICATION OF ‘CLOSING OF ROADS AND PART OF ROAD AND APPROVAL OF SALE OF THE LANDS 
- €OMPRISED THEREIN UNDER ROAD PURCHASE APPLICATIONS. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions 
of the 20th section of the Public Roads Act, 1902, the roads and part of road described’ in the ‘appended Schedule are hereby 
closed, and the lands comprised therein will be granted to the persons mentioned hereunder, payment of costa, parehsne money, deed 


fee, and stamp duties having been made. 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





SouRDULE REFERRED TO,\ 














bah in sorb Deseription, Area. Proposed Grantee. — 
Roads. Be hs 12). 
1920-602-12. Parish of Stewart, county of Macquarie, Land District of Taree,| 1 1 9 | Alice Gill, 5 
Rd, Pur. 1920-196. Lanning Shire The part of boundary road 1 chain wide : 
‘south of portion 142, west of road R. 12,973-1,603. ! af 
1920-411-15. Parish of Finlay, county of Urana, Land District of Urana,| 5 1 24 | Joseph James Bradbury and : 
Rd. Pur. 1920-124. Lockhart Shire. Boundary road 100: links wide separating Robert Hedley Bradbury, 9 
portion 87 (part) from portion 88 (part). is 
1920-255-13. Parish of Humula,; county. of Wynyard, Land District of Tombes 5 


| Edwin Joseph Rogers, 

Rd. Pur. 1920-86. rumba North, Kyeamba Shire. Boundary ‘road 1 chain and). a dot 
variable in width along the eastern boundary and southern 
boundary of portion 137.* 

Parish of Castlereagh, county of Cumberland, Land District of} 
Penrith, Municipality of Castlereagh. The unnecessary part! 
of reserved road 100 links wide within portion 40, north of ; 
confirmed road R. 4,341-1,603,,; ... 

Parish of Wynn, county: of! Darham, Land District of Muswell- 
brook, Patrick Plains Shire. Boundary roads 1 chain wide 
- separating portions 141, 204, and of road and portion 203 from 
portions 75 and 13, parish of Althorpe, also separating pertion 
204 from portions 203, 79, and 80. 

Parish of Three Brothers, county of Bathurst, Land District. of] " 
Carcoar, Lyndhurst Shire. Boundary road 1 chain wide 
separating portions 252 and 301 (part) from portions 172, 236, 
235, and 287 (part), 


we 


- 1920-131-16. Peter William Howell. 


Rd. Pur, 1920-41. 








1¢17-687-18. 


Alfred Joseph Gilder. 
Rd. Pur, 1917-151. ey N : 


"1917-609-15. 


Peter McKellar, junior. 
Rd: Pur. 1917-136. i 


Ce ARN ck Sere Se a ae a a eS ne rere VY ee ep ens Meno) 























20 Ocr, 1922)  - NEW le © a a et No. 149, 8105 


po We 





—-—____.- 


[2722] wy | ; Paks ! ss © Sydney, 20th October, 1922. 
NOTIEIOAT oN ENDER THE PUBLIC ROADS ACT, 1902, or RESUMPTION OR WITHDRAWAL AND DEDICATION 
- OF LANDS FOR ROADS, OF DECLARATION OF EX (STING ROADS AND PaRTS OF EXISTING ROADS TO 
BE PUBLIC ROAD; AND OF THE CLOSING OF ROAD3 AND PARTS OF ROAD3 DEEMED TO BE UNNECESSARY. 


Is Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the Public 
Roads Act, 1902, the lands hereunder described, which are required for the roads hereunder specified (in respect of which roads 
fotice. of “proposal te open the same hes duly been giyen) shall be and are hereby resumed or withdrawn for the several roads 
referred to; and that the said lands shall be and are here eby dedicated as Roads; that the existing roads and parts of existing roads 
particularised hereunder shall be and are hereby declared to be Publie Road; and that the roads.and parts of roads hereunder specified 
which are deemed to be unnecessary (in respect of which notice of proposal to close the same has duly been given) shall be and are 
hereby closed. 
RY — W. ‘B. WEARNE, Minister for Lands.- 


Dusonrerion OF Roap OPENED :—Parts of access cod from the Harden-Jugiong road to Hufton’s, parish of Beggan Beggan, 
county of Harden, Demondrille Shire,—as shown on plans catalogued R, 14,701 ane R, 14,709. 
[Registration No, of Papere-—Roadt 1921-78 -18. } 








~ 














Desorption of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a Pablic Road, of part of existing road declared 
: -to be Public Road, and of roads and parts of roads deemed to be unnecessary, which are now closed. 


A proposal. to resume the lands referred to for the road in question, to declare part of existing roud to be Public Road, fon to 
clos the roads and parts of faees deemed to be unnecessary, was published in the Government Gazette of 16th June, 1922, folio 3381. 


Lanp DistRIch or Boorowa. 





f ‘ 

















Parish ~ = | Character Width of | AOS Roads and parts of Road closed, &c.; a'so 
Portion Ne, Aroa. N Reputed Owner, Uccupier, ©} Ole at Land Ravimed part of existing Road declarea to 
: | Name, | | Re Holding. Resumed,. | SRM: be Public Road. 
: a, T. p. ; : xe 5 OF IGr: Fae oH oF s 
dee en bel 76 3 0 | Beggan Frederic William) Frank Gown,,.| Freehold,.,| 100 links..| 1 110 | The unnecesiary part of boundary road 
eS | : Beggan, Gown. ‘en ! separating portion 108 from portion 141 
+3 868- 105.21. 2O2 @ Dorr “Fy do SO. PVC PSS eon ach WOs 02 6 016 | north of new road (RK, 14,701-1,€03), the 
Teds ID 49 0 0 Do «.: do I do aa do Pais LOL ERE CE | 2 0 0 upnecessary part of boundary road separ- 
eo of. (10T 40 0.0 Do — do | AON ee eae PANO wee be POW 8S 55 2-1 4 atiog portion 368 from portion i39, north of 
o.. {Part of |) : Ss the prolongation of the southern side of 
os I yy ones ta / ee, ‘ ‘ the reserved road through portion 368, the 
~~ e 4 (now ant + 56.3 0 Do Beet do yee do es do | 100links & 3 38.4 unnecessary reservei road within portion 
at i divided), j ‘ variable. 368, and the unnecesrary part of the 


| reserved roed within and along the 
northern boundary of portion 114, west 
, : : from southern end of new road (R. 

ae 14,701-1,6u3), and the unnecessary part 
; cf boundary road separating portions 144 
| from 811 and 10, north of the western 
p | ¢ prolongation of the northern side of new 
: 3 ; | road (R, ;14,709-1,603) are clesed and 
Z ; ‘ ; 3 : Sh to be granted part thereof in com pensas 
: tion, 





; : Part of existing road, included in survey 
pag ; ! | cof road R. 14,701-1,003 and necessary to 

K ; preserve continuity of new road, is declared 
to be public road and dedicated to the public 
accordingly. 




















| 
| 
t Y x 
fe — £ — d — 








DESCRIPTION OF ROAD OPENED: :—-Road diversions within nonione 109 and 116 adjoining part of the Great Northern railway 
dine, parish of Coeypolly, county of Buckland, Tamarang eae shown on Plan catalogued R, 14,813-1,603. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1922-376-7.] | 


i 





DrscRrPTI0N of lands now resumed for the road specified above, und dedicated as a Public Road. 


__A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question was published in the Government Gazette of 4th August, 
1922, folio 4406, 
Lanp Districr or Tamworrtu. 





























: es a Character | Width of | 
S Area, aban j ‘Omaee: oo Occupier. | of . Land R eee Remark. 
Ad ( Holding. | Resumed. ; | 
Fe 5 Pa 5 d Lakes Ewa eas 4 
109 | 119 4% 203) Coeypolly ...| Railway Commissioners) coves coeseseresss Freehold ., 75 links ©. 0 0 373 | These resumptions embrace land acquired by 
116 by 3 184 Do ae ae Wee o Pestlean ccuipes eopioes do «| Variable ... 0 0 21¢ the Railway Commissioners for road diversion, 





—s - oe — ac pee 





pits -— —_ 





ee 


DESCRIPIION OF Roap OPENED : :—Road of access from the Nundle- Walcha road to Forest Reserve No. 897, parish of 
Aberbaldie, county of Vernon,‘Apsley Shire,—as shown on plan ones R, 14,454-1,603. 


prep gion No, of Papers—Roads 1920- 483-15.] 





DESCRIPTION of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a Public Road. 


ie: § proposal to resume the iands referred to for the road in aed See wis HRS a in i the Government Gazette of 8rd Murch, 1922 
“ folio 1533. 


Lanp DrsTRIor OF Watcna. 


























ose {ee Y, 
_p : é atc Page 5 1 Na Character | Width of 
emia Reputed Owner, _ Occupier, of © ; . Laud . Hane oa 
: Holdiag. Resumed, ' 
+ FS - taht oon a MBA, | . 

fa vi a. I. p. he ' eit acts foe Be TF 

5 620 9 0 Aberbaldie <- ..° .,.) L. J. Fitzpatrick eee | LU Jd, Fitzpatrick ... | Freeholi » | 100 links . 128 

104 igs 10 Do Bed | bas do he ae do See ca do ;.| 100 linksand| 0 224 

é a ; variable, (in two 
; : : " = partr). 

: ind ae 99 3 0 Do ae ess do Z Si ates do 5 Ohi lye Calvi O ety pT) oe) 100 Ubi eee albeit R225 
Gis BE e196: 2° 0: Do ate -.| The Union Bank of Australia] D, Davidson u's wc} G.L. 09-50 - ..| 100links and} 212 83 6 
fe as Rabe Hicpatae Ae Lithia es ASCO variable. mate’ 
0 | D, Davidson A eee ape? do | «. «.| Ereshold — ...| 100 Hnka 2.) 2 3° 8 














5706 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 149. (20 Ocr,, 1992, 














-NOTIFIOATION OF RESUMPTION, WITHDRAWAL, AND DEDICATION OF LANDS FOR ROADS, &0.—continued. 


Drsorrerrox of Roap opanEp :—Part of road from the Binya-Cocopara road to the Binya~The Peak road, parish of Stanley, 
county of Cooper, Carrathool Shire,—as ehown on plan catalogued R, 14,632-1,603. _ 
[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1919-638-17.] 





Description of Jands now resumed and withdrawn for the road specified above, and dedicated as a Public Road.’ and of part of road 
deemed to be unnecssary, which is now closed. 
A proposal to resume or withdraw the lands referred-to for the road in pierces and to close the part of road deemed to “ie 
cle erate was published in the Government Gazette of 26th May, 1922, folio 


* LAND DistRIor OF NARRANDERA. 











s | ; | eit : Nets ‘agen : 
= racter Lan ait Vs 
zs | Area, ee Reputed Owner. Occupier, aa oP Beonmea py Part of Road closed, &c. 
\ : : ty) an . 
& | * | Withdrawn,| Withdrawn: oy 
| 
&. Te De ‘ : ; y +r Pp 
Unnum- eccoscoooss | Stanley ..j Arthur Sinclair..; Arthur Sinclair ..,| Part of} 100 links... 2 Oo 0 | The unnecessary part of boundary road 
bered (closed i : Sett, Pur. ‘1 chain wide, west of part of portion 
read), 15-9, 0f 651 29, south of new road, is closed and added 
: 5, acres 3rds, to portion 29, the area thereof being in- 
creased to 662 acres, and the arga of the 
i “whole Sett, Pur. 15-9 remaining un- 
f altered, 
59 320 0 0 Do  ...j James Jardine...| James Jarjine  ...| Sp. L, 08-41) 100, .. 2 0 This area is withdrawn. 











DESCRIPTION OF ROAD OPENED :— Widening of part of fou, known as Fleming-street, at its junction with McMahon’s-road, parish 
of Willoughby, county of Cumberland, municipality. of Rane ae shown on plan catalogued R. 14,890-1,603. 


(Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1922-536-11.} 


Z 





DxEsoRiPrion of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a Public Road, ani of part of roid deem rd to be 
- unnecessary, which is now closed. 
A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question, and to close the part of road deemed to be wunecessery, 
was published in the Government Gazette of 18th August, 1922, folio 4620. ‘ 


Murnororrray. Lanp DistRict. 


- 





| Character Width of | ~ 
peti Reputed Owner.| Occupier. > of Land Pata sine Part of Road elcsed, &c, 
mii Holding. Resumed, te 


Pative 
Portion A 
rea. 
No, 





ac Ty Pp. a.0%5 psy : 
322 320 0 0} Willoughby...) T. J. Howell ..) ...cscocooocee | Freehold ... «| Variable..| 0 @ U3 | This resumption embraces fart of lot 24, 
| 





(now sub- | D.P. 5395. The unnecessary part of - 





divided), a McMahon’ 8-road,—as shown by bluetint on 
; plan R. 16 890-1 608, is clesed and * be 
granted in compensation, 











[2726 ] ae Sydney, 20th October, 1922. - 
NOTIFICATION OF PROPOSED ALIGNMENT OF STREET.—MUNIOIPALITY OF VAUCLUSE, — 
Noe is hereby given that the carriage and foot ways ot the undermentioned street having been surveyed and defined, it is 


proposed to align the street in accordance with such survey, under the provisions of the Public Roads Act, 1902. 


Should any person desire to object to the action proposed to be taken, it is requested that objection be made in writing, and 
forwarded to the Minister for Lands within one month from the date of this notice. 


Plan (V. 7-2,561) of the street in question may be inspected at this are or a copy of the same at the Municipal Council Chambers 3 


at Vaucluse. 
[Rds. 1921-288. ] macsgere _ W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
SOHEDULE OF STREET REFERRED TO. 


Name of Stroet From To I Beleecroti Width ak idth Remarke 
ame * & e- 3 WwW * Marke. 
2 , si, of each cpeatce : 
j ft, in. ft. in. ft. in, — 
4 0 
23 0 88 0 >|. 
Vaucluse-road ...| New South Head road| Wentworth-road ... : : ast Fences, walls, and wooden 
30 0 { : 50 0 buildings encroach. 
and variable, 12 0 and variable, : 


and variable, 





[2727] Sydney, 20th uote: 1922, 
APPLICATION FOR BME OLOSING AND PURCHASE OF ROAD. 


ING at is hereby given that application has been made, under the Pubhic Roads Act, 1902, for the closing and canis of the 


road deseribed in the Schedule hereunder, and that it is intended to close such road unless valid objections are found to exist, 


pr ply tr cheese ein np forward the same in writing, addressed to the Miuister for Lands, within one racath — 4 




















from date of this. netico. 
sae W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
Scuzpuse. 
\ Fepers. Applicant. | Ares. | ; Desoripiion. — : 
Roads. a. Yr. Pp. s : & 
1922-149-4. William Henry Sands} 4 2 24 | Parish Morongla, county Forbes, Land District Cow ra, shire Waugoola. 
Rd. Pur. 1922- : _ Boundary'road 100 links wide south of portion 197. ‘ 
‘ 42. Sage 
. ia pie eee 
tigi ve 








ae re 
ris, + AL 





20 Oct, 1922.) NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE. No 149. | y BOT 





— 





[2774] Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 20th October, 1922. 
NOTIFICATION OF SURRENDER OF WARRAGAN 181m SECTION LEASE No. 134, 
ie is hereby notified, for public information, that the undermentioned 18th Section Lease has beon surrendered, 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





Wategrtr Lanpy Distarcor anp Surns. 


« 





























Reg. No. of | No. of A Area Date frem 
Papers, Lease, Name of Tessees, Parishes. County. ubvendered, Description of Area surrendered. rir neem 
sone rne 1 Acres, ; 
? 84 | Garnett, Wentworth Peacock .. ..| Warragan Leichhardt... 5,549 The Crown lands within the boun-/ 27 Oct., 1922, 
. and Moora, daries of lease No. 134, under 18th 
section. 
Plans Ms, 748 Me., Li, 2,589, 2,590, 
2,925-1,903. 
[2773] ; Local Land Board Office, 


Forbes, 17th October, 1922. 


IT is hereby notified that inquiry will be held by the Local Land Board in respect to Reserves which are included in Leases 
the conversion of which has been applied for under section 190 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, and as to any 

’ objection to granting the application. , 
Particulars are specified in Schedule below. J. 8. M. BENSON, 


SOHEDULE. District Surveyor. 








Particulars of Lease, conversion of which is applied for. 
Applicant Class of Holding | posers es included Reoreent any fi 
for Conversion. applied for. He SocaliTia wd loard: 





ital of Area, | Parish and County, 





% 


iN dee PSD, 
Special Lease|109 0 0} Parish Beargambil, county| William Alfred A.O.P, 22-18...) T.S.R. 20,959 ...| Parkes, 29th 








No. 05-38. Ashburnham, — Bailey. November, 
1922. 
Special Lease] 40 O O Do a do | A.C.P, 22-40...) T.S.R. 20,959 ... da 
No. 05-34. ‘ 
PROCLAMATION. 


if pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lends Acts, I, Sir Watrsr Enwanp Davinson, Knight Commander of the Most 
Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George, Governor of the State of New South Wales and its Dependencies, in the 
Commonwealth of Australia, with the advice of the Executive Oouncil, do hereby proclaim the surrendered areas of land specified 
in the first part of the Schedule hereunder to be Crown Lands for the purposes of the Crown Lands Acts. I hereby further proclaim that 
the portions of land specified in the second part of the said Schedule have been allotted in exchange for the said areas so surrendered as 









































aforesaid. 
SoHEDULE. 
LANDS SURRENDERED. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp Distaicr or Gunnepau; LiverPoon Prains SHIRE. 
| 
Portion. — Parish. County. Area, Cat. No.of Plan, | No, of Conditional Purchase, 
/ Be Tepe 
G5 2 Tamarabpiccey, pace) enk- Pottinger 000 og Ft 26 120 | P. 5,618 ws} Pt. O.P,-15-5. 
66 Do eee eee vee do eee eee rye i 2 0 a PR. ry eer Ft. OP: 15-7. 
J —— 
LANDS ALLOTTED IN EXCHANGE FOR LANDS SURRENDERED. 
- CENTRAL DIVISION. x 
Lanp District or GuNNEDAH ; LIVERPOOL PLAINS SHIRE. 
Portion, Parish. County. Area. Cat, No, of Plan. Sane a rpome de onder vias 
EN Ag 2 
64 Tamarang .., ane ...| Pottinger ... Sit Bs 26 120 | P.5,612 ..| Pt, O.P. 15-5. 
63> 'o: Do iad ae ea do bre 8 ae Ae OST Die Peo GLL Meat PtaOs bs Lote 


$$ ere 





Signed and sealed at Sydney, this fourteenth day of October, 1922. 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
By His Excellency’s Command, Governor. 


a W. E. WEARNE. 
(994) GOD SAVE THE KING! 


No, 149, 20 Ocrossr, 1922,—5. 





5708 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No 149, [20 









is 


m 
n 





[2731] 


[* 


REVOCATION OF RESERVES FROM SALE, LEASE, So. 


expiration of sixty days from the above date. 





Land . 
District. 


we —. 


| Division. 





No, 








Grenfell 


Metro- 
politan, 


Gosford . | 


Central... 
Eastern. . 


dn 


52,580°| From 


Reserve 





Purpose, 


Date of 





Notification. 








sale 
than auction sale. 
From sale or lease 
under section 206. 


a Oe | From sale or lease 


under section 206. 


22, Sept., 1922) Cumbet- 


5 May, 1922 


land. 


Northum- 
land. 


other} 28 Dec., 1917} Monteagie..| Brundah ., 


Sydney, 20th October, 1922. 


is hereby notified, for public information, that under the provisions of seetion 30 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, the 
reserves from sale, lease, &c., hereunder described, are hereby revoked, but such revocation shall not take effect until after the 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





County. | Parish, | Shire, &c, 


Weddin Shire. . 


Sutherland} Sutherland 


Shire. 


Munmorah | rina Shire 
J 














Area, Part revoked, Papers No. 
a rp 
21 3 30 | Part within portion 1,326.) Aln. 1922- 
6 es) Ge Pan Ms -6:710-4;780, | -S38385 
0 018}/ The whole. Plans Ms.| Aln. 1922- 
4,809 and 5,625 Sy. 5,958. ; 
20 0 0, Thewhole. Plan N,5,174-] Ms. 1922- 
| NEE wl 6,222. 


Note.—This land will become avallable for guburban holding on and after the 20th December, 1922, on the same terms and conditicns as originally notified 
for Suburban Holding Area No, 424 in Government Gazette of 24th December, 19138. 


Gundagai .. 
Armidale .. 
Do 


Tumbarum- 
ba North. 
Murrurundi 


Newcastle .. 


Nyngan 
Do 
_ Do Ae 
Do Zé 
rafton .. 


i 


Warialda ..! 


Eastern .. 
do 
ao 


“| 
| 


- Central .. 


Eastern.. 





do 








Gunnedah..| Central... 
Lismore ..| Eastern.. 
Inverell de 
Do do 
Do do 
Do do 
Armidale | do 
Do | do 
Young do 
Do do 
Murwillum- do 
bah 
Gundagai .. do . 
Dubbo -.| Central... 
Lismore ..| Eastern.. 
Do do 
Eden do 
Do do 
Grenfell ..} Central.. 
Murwillum- | Eastern... 
bah, 





50,150 


45,222 


45,223 


1,590 


Central “ 28,742 


ve] do 1 * 2,080 

do 23,590 

do 8077. 

Eastern..| 9,861 
Central... 


1,504 
20,647 


771 
7,733 


20,802 
52,788 


39,617 














From annual lease 


From; sale for race- 
course, © 


From lease gener- 
ally ~ for ~ race- 
course, 

From sale and lease 
under section 206. 

From sale for site 
for toll-house or 
other publie pur- 
poses. 

From sale or lease 
under section 206. 

From sale for tra- 
velling stock. 

do 





do 


do 


From sale for public 
buildings, 





Reserve from sale} 
and lease (section| 
228). 


Public purposes .. | 


For wharf, camp- 
ing, and crossing, 

From sale for tra- 
velling stock, 

From sale for vil- 
lage purposes. 


From sale for public 
recreation, 


From lease generally) ) 


for public recrea- 
tion, 
From sale for tra- 
yelling stock. 
do 


From sale or lease 
under seetion 206. 

From sale for tra- 
velling stock, 

From sale or lease 
generally. 


> 


From sale for tra- 
velling stock and 
camping, 

From sale or lease 


under section 228, | . 


From sale or lease 
generally. 
From sale or lease 





26 Aug., 1914 


11 May, 1910 
il b) ” 

19 ,, 1922 
TOR 1880) 


4 Aug., 1922 
15 Feb., 1896 
30 June, 1884 


1Feb., 1896 


.| 80 June, 1884 Y 


12 Oct., 1889 


27 Oct., 1879 
26 May, 1894 
5 Jan., 1875 
6 Nov., 1912) 


) 


+1 Oct., 1920 


5 Jan., 1875 
4 May, 188° 
22 July, 1921 
22 Sept., 1894 


8 May, 1918 


9 Sept., 1905 





16 Nov., 192% 
.8 May, 1918 
1Jan., 1922 





under section 
228, 

From sale for water 
supply. 


From lease 
rally. 
From sale for tra- 


gene- 


24 Feb., 1906 


24 ” ” 
8 April, 1899 





yelling stock and 
camping. 


From sale or lease 
under section 206, 








11 Aug,, 1922 





Buccleuch,,} Childowla.. 


Sandon 
(Suburbs 


do 


Wynyard... 
Buckland... 


Northum- 
berland. 
Canbelego 


do 
do 


do vi 


Clarence .. 


——__. 


Arrawatta.. 


Pottinger.. 
Rous Bexhill 
Hardinge..| Darby 
do eo 
Murchison Delungra. : 
Hardinge..| Stony batter 
do do 
Harden Wilkie 
Monteagle | Young ,. 
Rous .|(Murwillum- 
bah. 
Harden Mooney 
Mooney 
Lineoln Gamba vat 
Richmond,.| South 
Ballina. 
do Cee 
Auckland..| Gnupa 
do do 
Forbes Binda:  .. 
Rous ..| Gooninbar, 











Faiconer .. 
of Guyra). 


do 


Wood 
Wallabadah 


Coorum- 
bung. 
Hall bs 


do oe 


Warran- 
bella. 
do aC 


Lawrence.. 





Cox 


Johnston ..] Liverpool Plains 











, Shire. 
Terania 


Guyra Shire .. 


do 


Bannockburn 
Shire. 


Gostwyck 

4 Shire, 

do a) 
Demondrille 

Shire. 
Burrangong 

Shire. 

Tweed Shire .. 


Adjungbilly 
Shire. 


Cobbora Shire 
Tintenbar Shire 
do 


Imlay Shire ..|- 





Adjungbilly 170 0 0 
Shire.) (about). 

Guyra Shire i 13 2.36 
do 13,2 36 
Holbrook Shire) 44 2 0 
Tamarang Shire i a 2) 
(about) 

Lake Mac- 98 3 0 

quarie, 

Bogan Shire ..) 230 0 0 
(about) 

do 1,020 0 0 
(about). 

Bogan Shire a4 1,750 0 0 
West Bogan (about), 

R.A. 7234. i 

do <-|  728)* 0-26 
(about), 

Harwood Shire 0 0 35 
(about). 

.| Ashford Shire. .{ 13,090 0 0 


EM dros Ieee) 
Ch TER 


0 2 20 
(about). 
va Beek 1K 6) 


60 0 0 
(about), 
20 0 0 
(about), 
02 4 


BM ts 


100 
(about). 


60 0° 0 
(about). 





207 Sars 0 
0 0 6 
OL 8 


2 3 16 





do us 


Watgoola Shire 


Tweed Shire .. 


to 


3 16 
0 39 


La) 


200 2 


Part bounded by portions; Ms. 1922- 
10, 158, 58, and 65, and 6,304, 
land district boundary. 

Within portions 352 to} Aln, 1922- 
857 inclusive. Plan §.| 6,792. 
4,166-1,660. 

do ai do 

The whole; portion 50.} Aln. 1922-. 

Plan W. 4,886-2,119. 7,358 


The whole .. 1. «.| Aln. 1922+ 


7,630, 
The whole; portion 157.) Ms. 1922- 
Plan N. 5,785-2,111. 7,764. 


The whole .. hs ..| Ms. 1922- 


That part within the blue- do 
edged. area on plan Ms, 
1,398 Do., with papers. 
pide ao 


Notr.—The above area is within Bebo State Forest No. 418, dedicated 4th May, 1917, and is under the control of the Forestry Commission. 









ae do } 
do do... do 

Part situate south-easterly; Ms, 1922- 
of the south-eastern 8,570, 
boundary of special 
lease 1915-24, now with- 
in the publie road under} 
shire control, 

The whole (improvement; Ms. 1922- 
lease 814, expired 7th 8,666. 
November, 1921); por- 
tion. 1. Plan A, 2086,- 

1,847 Roll. 

The whole, Plan P. 2,184-) Ms. 1922- 
1,781. . iy , AP 8) F8be 
The whole; portion 193,.| Ms, 1932- 
Plan R..8,433-1,759, 8,912. 
Part within portion 53.) Ms. 1922- 
Plan H. 5,023-1,762. 8,929. 

Parts within portions 53 do 
and 55, Plans H, 5,023- 

1,762 and H. 5,029- 
1,762. 

Part within portion 10.) Ms, 1922- 
Plan M, 2,777-1,789, 8,930. 
Part within portion 26.| Ms. Ls. 
Plan H. 4,050=1,762. | 1922+10;083. 
Part within. portion 26, do 
Plan H. 4,050-1,762, - 

The whole. Plan H.} Ms. Ls: 
6,520-1,716, 1922-11, 415. 
Part within portion 2,231.] C.S. 1922- 
Plan M 6,295-1,780. 11,717. 
Part within a small island| Ms. Ls. 


in the south arm of the 
Tweed River, northerly 
from the mouth of Dun- 
bible Creek. 


1922-12,005. 


Part within portion 362.) Ms. 1922~ 
Plan EH. 6,375-1,716. 12,046. 
The whole. Plan L.1,974-} Ms. Ls, _ 
1,566. 1929-12, 236. 
Part within approved Sp.} Ms. La. . 
L, 22-8. ~ |1922-19,449. 
The whole, being expired|- do 


Sp. L. 1,040. 


Part within portion 64,| C.S. 1922~ 
Plan A- 3,476-2,098, 13,298, 


do or ado 


Part within portion 87.| C.S, 1922- 
Plan F, 3,999-1,787. 13,423. 


0 | The whole, being portion; C.S. 1922- 


43, 


Plan R. 6,673- 
1,759. 


16,698. 


Norg.—This land will become available for Homestead Farm on and after the 20th December, 1922, on the same terms and conditions as originally notified 
for Homestead Farm Area No. 1,313 in Government Gazette of 15th July, 1921. 


— - ss $y - 


Oor, 1932, ‘ 








* 





‘site. County, [a Parish, Wy Shire, & 
































{ ay at. p, She Aa Ae Ger 
Casino _ | Eastern... 761 | For access to water 97 June, 1881} Rous .«| North | } Casino: Munici- 2 2.0) The whole; exclusive of] Ms. 1922- y ie 
eee © , and other public ; Casino.|  pality. (about). the part within special] - 4,055, erty) 
ey) rik rs purposes ; lease 19-43. Plan Ms, PP a 
o eity du = is ae ‘ yeep ile _ 1,655 Gn. S cas E 
Ye am a 60,087 | Froni Sale for pub-| 29 July, 1914) do hm Wee a do | 2 2 0} The whole. Plak Ms| do % 
¥! : ri ; lic recreation,’ ° ; (about). 1,655 Gfn. é uF iat 
Do 3} do ..:| 50,088 ei fease vener-|j/29 ,, 4, | do LAA oe MOL Rees do i ¥ 270 do ea f 
> ; ute S| ee Alay. > £10 mht (about). ; Ty 
hy _ Corowa ../{Central..| 9,278 | Fron. sale for tra-| 6 ,, 1880| Denison ..| Mulwala ..| Coreen SHire ..| 62 0 0) That part within tra) Ms. 1991- 
‘ aro E » veling stock. (about). velling stock and camp-| . 4,192. i 
Da j i) ing reserve No. 55,761, (For, 1922-- rs 
Re a ye: ' ’ : AN Pe Ne eNe B Nae Ohi : : |. notified this day. 9,442), ; 
peer” Dor flew do ..| 7,653 | From Sale for refuge} 20 Oct., 1888, do  .. fo do eh a a, 0 THE WHERE Eas ae 
; ; ay’, (abou re ; F 
Do es do ..| 43,937 | From lease other} 26 May, 1909 BO. A FS HO sige do Bahu Gain Gr -G do a do 
‘ ~ : - than annual lease eetauth : 
or occupation 
, rs Sa license, 7 , 
Do = do ..} 9,278 | From sale for tra-| 6 July, 1889! do  .. do. de ..| 750 0 0 | Part within Mulwala State do 
velling stock. : (about). Forest No. 100, dedi- 
2 ; cated 18th February, 
; y ta 1914. 
Coonamble.. do ..| .... | From sale or lease| 2 Mar., 1921} Gregory -..} Quilbone ..]| Wingadee Shire] 16! 0 0 | The whole. Plan G.1,423-| Ms. Ls, 
f ;* umnider section 228. 1,907; 1922-12,045, 
(2733) oS De Rey Sydney; 20th October, 1922, 


REVOCATION OF SUBURBAN HOLDING AREAS, &c, 


1 ee is hereby notified that, in pursuance ot the provisions of the Crown Lands, Consolidation Act, 1913, the Suburban Holding Areda, 
&e., Lota tai hereunder, : are Bik revoked, ‘ 


‘ ee W. HE. WHARNE, Minister for Lands. 








ST eye ne PSSST ES 48) 











5 | Class of Holding 
Division. Bates 









































L s : for which the Land | Comty, Parish, Shire, &e, Area, Part revoked. Papers No, 
| Distriet. Wee het aparE: Notification. P 
ao ee eS eg s 3 ee ge @ %&F. p. 
ae -Metro- | Eastern..| Suburban Holding} 17 Jan., 1919 ‘Cum ber- | Manly Coye..) Warringah Shire} 11 0 23 | The part within portions 972) Ms, 1922- 
: 3 politan, Area No. 1,024. land. ged 973. Plans ©, 2,702 and 9,030, 
3 ,704=2,030, 
Hillston ..| Central.. AdditionalHoldings, 19 Aug. 1908 Dowling . ..| Lachlan  ..| Lachlan Shire ..|. 658 2 0 | Part within portions 25, 29, 30,| Ms. Ls. 
: ‘ at 10s. Ber acre. : 381 and 39. Plans D, 145-| 1922-12,283, 
‘ ee: 1,841 R, pe 
* Windsor ..| Eastern... Ofigitial Conditional 21 Nav Fi) 1906 Cumber- Cornelia and} Hornsby Sbire :.| 700 6 0 Part within approved Sp.L,|. Ms. Ls. 
Purchase, at 10s. j land.| Frederick, (about). 21-18, 1922-19, 454, 
\ er acre or Crown- ; 
ease. i 
_ Moss Vale .. do ..| Set.apart for. Addi-| 22 Jan., 1968) Camden ..| Berrima ..} Nattai Shire ..| 110 0 0 | The whole a i ..| CLS... 1922-~ 
tional Conditional : : 18,469, ( / 
Purchase, at 10s. BD / 
per acre, Crown- 
lease, Additional 
siege elec- 
tion; Addi- 
Bonet Settlement \ 
APG es signe i ease, > ‘ 
Bingara .. Central. Additional Hold- | 28 Sept., 1922| Murchison | Derra Derra..| Gwydir Shire ..| 1,450 0 0| The whole. Plan M. 811-1,789| Ms. 1922- 
ings, at £1 63. 8d (about), R. 5,884. 
per acre. | , ‘ 
Do ..| do ..| Additional Hold-| 22 ,, ” do  .,| Bangheet .. do t 140 0 0 | The whole es ee Pe do 
ings, at £1 6s. 8d. : (about). y 
per acre. Ba Ne 
(2752] Sydney, 20th October, 1922, 


REVOCATION OF NOTIFICATION OF TRACTS OR AREAS PREVIOUSLY NOTIFIED AS Nor AVAILABLE FOR 
SETTLEMENT UNTIL FURTHER NOTIFICATION. 


fee is hereby notified, for public information, that, heres the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the Reproanas 
that the tracts or areas hereunder descrided are not available for settlement are hereby revoked. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. - 





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: Ditties | Division. gta R hi County. | Parish. | Shire, &e, | Area, Part revoked. Papers No. 
a4 r j S , ; a2 Rp, eT eS 
- eee res -.| Eastern ..| 14 Nov., 1919 ..| Buccleuch ...| Childowla ..| Adjungbilly Shire...) 170 0 0 | The part bounded by portions 10, 148, 58,| Ms. 1922= 
rh : y ‘ ' (about). and 65, and land district boundary. 6,304. Ua 
a Ses ath, Grenfell | Central ..| 11 Feb., 1921..| Forbes ..| Eualdrie ..| WeddinShire ..} 105 0 0| Part within approved Sp. L.22-2  .. Part me 
rae (about). iy S Lie 
Moss Vale — Eastern .:| 27 July, 1917...) Camden — ..| Wingello ..| Wingecarribee Shire) 98 0 0 Part within approved Sp. L. 22-1. Plan) Ms, Ls, ee) 
LY 2 anh od preg WA ¢ : on (about). C. 3,251 and 3,253-2,041. 1922-12,460., 0)” 
| Bametnny, | do ~ ..| 28 Oct., 1924...) Bland ../Carumbi © and} Narraburra Shire . 81 0 0) Part within approved Sp. L, 22-1 ..| Ms, Ls. iy 
hs ast, aes rea beh ~ Moonhueza, (abou'). LY 1 RQR2 9 880.5 ieee 
- Coxidobotin «.| Central ..| 9Sept.,1921..) Cunningham] Mieabil.. | ..) Lachlan Shire .,| 27 0 0] Part within approved Sp. L.19-15 |. Ms. Us, 
eee ot Ley by ry (about). 1922-10, O71. Tie 
eo Hillston | «| @o ..| 2Nov., 1910... Dowling ..| Lachlan 1 do ..| 658 2 0} Part within portions 25, 29,30, 31, and} Ms. Ls. ae 
oY (i rier yy aee Reatre gig ake 39. Plan D. 125-1,841. Nii SB.) 
Do a Oe Se 06t.,: 1926.40 Meta 3 do ..| 260 0 0| Thewhole .. be aK ike wae er 
a on OY Wines , eh “eit . : ¢ i Ps 
, ..; 26 Noy,, 1920.. Leichhardt ..| Edgeroi and Wingadee Shire ..| 2,930 0 0| The whole -... + +: Ha oli ie bee “ae Ns 
7 y TOR, 0% } i Le Carrubear.|! : ‘ byt palit ry 4 i9 212,50 ek ‘we 
; : : - eect ; mn . 





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5710 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTH, No. 149. — [20 Ocr., 1922. 
[2744] i Byaney, 20th October, 1922. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL HOMESTEAD FARMS. 


ie is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands comprised — 


within the areas hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Original Homestead Farms, and shall be disposed of under the 
prevailing conditions of the law. F 


The areas will be available on and after 27th NOVEMBER, 1922, before which applications should not be lodged. 


An application shall be in Form 9, and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land becomes 
available, or it is intended to effect improvements instead of paying rent) shall be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance, 
and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee; but upon confirmation of an application such rent (if it is not intended to 
effect improvements instead of paying rent) and survey fee must be paid. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee 
sooner) be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centwm per annum on the amount unpaid. 

All applications should be lodged with the local Crown Land Agent by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly 
authorised in writing, and all applications in posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 27th November, 1922, or at any 
time between the 27th November, 1922, andthe 2nd December, 1922, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed to be and to 
have been lodged with such Land Agent simultaneously on the 27th November, 1922. ‘ 

The Homestead Farms will be subject to:the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts and the Regulations thereunder, and to 


the following special conditions :— h 
(a) The holder of any Homestead Farm shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to 


free and keep the land free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all prickly- 


pear, noxious scrubs, undergrowths, and weeds. 
(6) The holder shall preserve ample green timber for shelter and shade purposes. A 
(c) The boundaries of each farm are to be fenced with a six-wire fence within five years of date of confirmation of application : 
Provided, however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Local Land 
Board. 
The principal conditions which attach to 2a Homestead Farm are residence for a term of five years and payment of renv. 


The Homestead Farm is not transferable until the condition of residence attaching thereto has been performed. 


After the expiration of five years from the confirmation of application a grant of the Farm will issue, provided all required 
eonditions have then been complied with. 


Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capita! value 
34 such improvements in accordance with the provisions.of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, — 


W. FE. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


Norz.—AUi information may be obtained from, and all forms of application will he filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of cost, 
{f 00 desired by the applicant. 











HOMESTEAD FARM AREA No. 1,443. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Distgict oF TAREE, AND MAnnine@ SHIRE. 



































3 ? 
2 S| 
2a E 
ne % . Annual 
; BS -| =m ue Rent Nature and Nearest Kiet 
County. sg I 33 fo arat home Value ere and Oharacter ae vey wd Timber, &c., 
5 g & 34 period of O° ; ance upply. 
6m g 25 yéars Improvements. therefrom. 
g 
a Q 
pepe: 


Acres. £ 8. ; 
Macquarie..! Kerewong..| 34 & 320 480 0 Four chains two-rail| Wingham, on} Stony, monntainous country, with red soil in 
56, | (ex. boundary fencing,| North Coast} parts; heavily timbered with various hard- 


The property of) and Manning| suitable, when cleared and grassed, for dairying 
adjoining holder] River, isabout} ‘and breeding stock; no permanent water at 
(Hy. Miller), 27 miles in a) present, but can be conservsd indams, Average 
southerly di-| annual rainfall, about 42 inches. 

rection; butter Plans M. 5,836 and 5,666-666. ~ 

se factory at) Ms, 1922-8,257, 

y Bobin, about 9 
miles, and 
cream depot 
about 3 miles. 
































Note.—Includes reserve from sale or lease, under the provisions of section 206, notified 12th August, 1921, which is hereby revoked, 


HOMESTEAD FARM ARWA Ne, 1,444. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp DistRiot oF WALCHA, AND WatoHa MonIcIPALity. 


NOTE.—This block is not designed for a home maintenanee area, but is intended to provide a home site for a bushworker or 
other person of limited means, or by which an income from outside sources may be supplemented by the products of the land. 


As this block is net set apart as a home maintenanee area, no promise of monetary assistance under the Returned Soldiezs 
Satfiemest Act, 1916, can be made. 























a 
EP 5 Annual | 
bo 3 * nnua 
: a3 : rhe ahi Rent | Nature and Nearest @ 
County. | Parish, [S22] #3 for first | £0" first | Survey Estimated Value Town and Character of Land, Soil, Timber, &a, 
~ oS! 2a period of period Fee. ° distance ra Water Supply. 
6m“) <8 oe yee of Improvements. therefrom. ; 
£8 E y " 125 years. 
fo) te , 
Rar, 
re ee ot = (ee ere 
I Pope (Ss Sid LV 850s ce Vis. d. 

Vernon ..| Walcha A |i7 010) 26914 5} 61411] 613 4] Boundary f-ncing,| About 24 wiles} Undulating to hilly country of basalt formation ; 
Base £6 13s. ld., half-| southerly from} red and black soil and subsoil, chiefly stony ; 
ise value, the pro-| Walchaand 15] open forest country, timbered with gum; 
Ba perty of adjoin-| miles easterly! . sufficient timber suitable for fencing may be 
S85 ing holder. from Walchaj obtained ; good grazing land, sound in normal 
aces Road railway} seasons; suitable for fattening and breeding 
5 o& station. sheep and cattle; about one-fifth of the area 

ay . may be cultivated for potato crops ; no per- 
manent natural water supply, but a good 
catchment exists. Average annual rainfall, 
| 30°49 inches at Walcha. 
j ; Mis, 1922~5,222.--- 


























Nort.—The included part (77 acres 0 rcods 10 perches) of travelling stock and camping reserve 28,399, notified 29th October, 1898, is hereby revoked. Walcha 
: population area is not hereby affected. 


road). half value, #£3,| railway line] wood and softwood timbers, as wellas brush ; . 








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20 Ocr, 1992.) NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 149. 5711 











[2743] Sydney, 20th October, 1922. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR AN ORIGINAL HOMESTEAD FARM—TO BE DISPOSED 
OF TO' A RETURNED SOLDIWR EXCLUSIVELY. 


[C is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, and section 3 of the Returned 
Soltiers Settlement Act, 1916, the Crown Lands comprised within the area hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for an Original 
Homestead Farm, to be disposed of to a returned soldier exclusively, under the prevailing conditions of the law. 


The area will be available on and after 27th NOVEMBER, 1922, before which applications should not be lodged. 


An application shall be in Form 3, and (unless it b2 lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land become’ 
available, or it is intended to effect improvements instead of paying rent) shall be accompanied by one half-year’s rent im advance, and 
by an. instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee; but upon confirmation of an application such rent (if It is not intended to offeet 
improvements instead of paying rent) and survey fee must be paid. The survey fe shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner} 
b3 paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 


All applieations should be lodged with the local Crown Land Agent by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly 
pathorised in writing, and all applications in posted letters reteived by the Land Agent at any time on the 27th November, 1922, or at any 
tlme between the 27th November, 1922, and the 2nd December, 1922, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed to be and to 
nave beep lodged with such Land Agent simultancously on the 27th November, 1922. 

The application must be accompanied by a qualification certificate on Form 2. 

'Fhe Homestead Farm will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, and to the following special conditions :— 

(a) The holder of any Homestead Farm shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable er sufficient 
to free and keep the land free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all 
prickly-pear, noxious scrubs, undergrowths, and weeds. 

(b) The holder shall preserve ample green timber for shelter and shade purposes. 

(c) The boundaries of the, farm are to be fenced with a aix-wire fence within five years of date of confirmation of application: 

; Provided, however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Local Land 
; Board. : 


The prineipal conditions which attach to 2 Homestead Farm are residence for a term of five years and payment of rext. 
The Homestead Farm is not transferable until the condition of resdence attaching thereto has been performed. 


After the expiration of five years from the confirmation of application a grant of the Farm will issue, provided all required conditions 
have then been complied with. 


Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown the holder shall pay the capital valus of 
such improvements in aecordanee with the provisions of Part VIL of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


_ Norz.—Ali information may be obtained from, and all forms of application will bz filled in by, the Orown Lands Agent Sree of cost 
_ If so desired by the applicant. 











HOMESTEAD FARM AREA No. 1,442. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanp Disrriot oF GRENFELL, AND WEDDIN Surzg. 





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=n 
23 E 4 Anoual | 
a3 3 ee Rent Nature and Nearest 
gq I 33 for first for first | Survey Estimated Value Town and Character of Land, Soil, Timber, &, ~ 
of] £3 period of period Fee, : of distance Water Supply. 
oe <3 oe Soars of Improvements, therefrom. . 
Be 8 Years. 195 years 
} ES q 
: | 
Acres. os, Sie dashes, (S.Gy, | tes h Send. | 
Gipps -.| Wheoga ..} 16 899 -| 2,022 10 0} 5011 3/16 O 0} Ringing, thinning,| Caragabal rail-| Gently undulating country, with some small stony 
e 


and felling, £62) way siding, to gravelly spurs; good red loamy to clayey 
19s. ; fencing,| south - west-| soils; timbered with box, pine, myall, and oak 
half value, £26! erly, 5} miles ; partly ringbarked and felled ; no natural water 
| 65s. 3d.; total, £89; Grenfell, east-| supply, but good catchments exist, ard soil is 
4s, 3d. Crown) erly, about 25) retentive; almost whelly agricultural land; 
property. miles. suitable for mixed farming. Annual rainfal! 
about 21 inches, 

Plan G. 2,813-1,871. 

CS, 1922-11,704. 

















Notre.—Part (809 acres) of Homestead Farm Area No. 800, notified 16th August, 1918, and the whole (809 acres) of reserve from sale or lease under 
section 206, within the above, are hereby revoked. 





{2742] Sydney, 20th October, 1922. 
WITHDRAWAL OF TRAVELLING STOCK AND CAMPING RESERVES FROM THE CONTROL OF 
PASTURES PROTECTION BOARDS. 


tg is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Pastures Protection Act, 1912, as amended by Act No. 49, 1918, 
and Act No. 25,.1920, the parts of travelling stozk and camping reserves particularised in the Schedule hereto shall be and 
the same are hereby withdrawn from the control of the Pastures Protection Boards specified in such Schedule. 


W. E. WEARNEH, Minister for Lands. 












































‘ ' SCHEDULE. 

Reserve, [Pastures Protec] “County, | Pariah, | Land Disteiot, | Part ofreceve withdrawn trom contol of | ‘Paper 
Camping and water,) Dubbo ...| Lincoln’ ...| Mickety- | Wellington..| ‘The whole ae es “ae ...| Ms. Ls. 

No. 1,116. mulga 1922- 

11,175. 
Travelling stock re-| Upper Durham ...| Beltrees  ...| Scone ...| Part shown by red edging on plan) Ms. 1922 
serve No.10,259. Hunter, Ms, 2,802 Md. (about 320 acres). 6350. 
Travelling stock re-| Inverell ...| Hardinge ,.,| Darby ...| Inverell ...| Part within portion 53 ee ve | Ms. 1922 

serve No, 771. -8,$29. 

Pe) ELE Re RO oO, PO LE Oe eh Ee 8 Oe 
Ge a 


'» leases. ‘ additional homestead 





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5712 


CS 
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[2734] Sydney, 20th October, 1922. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
, FOR ADDITIONAL CONDITIONAL PUR- 
CHASES, CONDITIONAL LEASES, ADDI- 


TIONAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE LEASES, : 


ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD SELECTIONS, 
ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD FARMS, ADDI- 


TIONAL SETTLEMENT LEASES, OR ADDI- 


TIONAL CROWN-LEASES. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of. the pro- 
‘yisions of section 85 of the Crown Lands Consoli- 
dation Act, 1913. the Crown Lands comprised within 
the areas hereunder described are hereby set apart for 
additional conditional purchases or conditional leases 
(not being conditional leases taken up in virtue of 
-and at the same time as original conditional purchases 
within the same area), additional conditional purchase 
selections, additional 
homestead farms, additional settlement leases, or addi- 
tional Crown-leases, and shall become and be avail- 
able therefor on and after the 27th November, 1922. It 
qs further notified that the prices of the land for addi- 
~ tional conditional purchase, or the capital values 
~ upon which provisional rentals (where required) shall 
be lodged, shall be as hereinafter respectively specified, 
except that.the provisional rental: to be lodged with 
“an application for a conditional lease or an additional 
“settlement lease, shall be 2d. per acre. Any additional 
holding acquired shall be subject to the same con- 
ditions (if any, and where applicable) which attach to 
the particular original holding in yirtue of which the 
additional holding was applied for. 
~ Nors.—All information may be obtained from, and 
sll forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown 


Lands Agent, free of cost, if so desired by the appli- 


eant. : 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Winpsor, AND Hornspy SHIRE. 
Price and capital value, 10s. per acre. 


County of Cumberland, parish of Frederick, con- 
taining an area of about 40 acres. The Crown Lands 
within the following boundaries: Commencing at the 
north-eastern corver of portion 84; and bounded 
thenee by part of the northern boundary of. that 
portion westerly about 5 chains; by lines northerly 
and easterly to a point about,1 chain due west of 
the north-west corner of portion 58; by the western 
sides of a I-chain road along the western boundaries 
of portion 58: to a point due west of its south-west 
corner; thence by a line, portions 58, 9, and: 62, the 
Great Northern road, the eastern sides of a road 1 
chain wide alone the eastern boundaries of portion 
84 to a point due east of its north-east corner, and 

by a line west, to the point of commencement. 
'+Nore.—The included part of an area set apart for 
).C.P.. at 10s. per acre) or C.L. notified 21st Novem- 
her, 1906. is hereby revoked. : 

{ Mise. 1922-9,028} 


Lanp District ‘or Tumut, AND GADARA SHIRE. 
Price and capital value, 15s. per acre. 


County of Wynyard, parish of Nacka Nacka, con- 
taining an area of about 150 acres. The Crown Lands 
bounded by a line forming the south boundary of 
nortions 125 and 126 (part) to a point about 7 chains 
from the south-west corner of the latter portion; 
by a designed read 150 links wide generally north- 
easterly; by a line east about 15 chains to a point 
on the western boundary ‘of portion 16 about 5 chains 
from its south-west corner; by that portion, a line 
-south to the north-west corner of portion 12, and by 

ines portion and portion 58. Plan W. 1,612-2,119 
Roll: - 
[Ms. 1921-10,943] 


Price and capital value, 12s. per acre. 


County of Wynyard, parish of Nacka Nacka, con- 
taining an ‘area of about 1,050: acres (ex. roads). 
The Crown Lands within the following boundaries 
hounded by portions 170, 5, 4, and 94, a line from 
the south-east corner of the lastmentioned portion 
fo the south-west corner of portion 59; by that por- 
tion, a designed road 150 links wide generally south- 
westerly to a point on the southern boundary of por- 
tion 126 sbout 5, chains from its south-west corner. 
and by a line west to portion 170. Plans W. 482 and 
1.612-2,119. 
{Ms. 1922-10,943] 


Price and capital value, 10s. per acre. 


County of Wynyard, ' parish of Nacka Nacka, con- 


taining an area of about 1,180 acres (ex. roads). 
The Grown Lands within the following boundaries 
bounded by portion 170, a line east partly forming 
the southern boundary of portions 128, 126, and 125 
to the south-west corner of portion 58; by a line 
south, and by a line west to the south-east corner of 
portion 170. 


Ms. 1921-10,943] 


Lanp Disrricr or Scone, ANp Upper Hunter Sure. 


Price and capital yalue, £1 10s. per acre. 
County of Durham, parish of Beltrees, containing: 


an area of about 820 aeres. The Crown Tands within — 


on plan catalogued Mise. 2,802 Mtd. 

Nore.—Includes part (320 acres) of T.S.R. 10,259, 
notified 380th November, 
revoked. 

[Ms. 1922-6350] 


the boundaries of block ee ee by red edging 


2 SSS Pease Reid ge aman rad, VOD 4 
Sydney, 20th October, 1922. 
RESERVES FROM SALE. 





[2737] 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 


A visions of the 28th section of the Crown Lands 
Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands hereunder 
described shall be reserved from sale for the public 
purposes hereinafter respectively specified, and they 
are hereby reserved accordingly. 


W. EK. WEARNE, Minister for Lands, 





EASTERN DIVISION. 


For Public Recreation any Preservation of Native 
; org. 


Lanp District or MURWILLUMBAH, AND TWEED SHIRE. 


No. 55,740. County of Rous, parish of Murwil- 
lumbah, containing an area of about 1 acre. The 
Crown Lands within the boundaries of an island in 
the south arm of the Tweed River northerly from the 
mouth of Dunbible Creek, 

[Ms. Ls. 1922-12,005] 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 


° For Travelling Stock and Camping. 

Lanp District or Corpwa, anp Corren Suir. 

No. 55,760. County of Denison, parish of Mulwala, 
containing an area of about 45 acres. The Grown 
Lands within the following boundaries: Commencing 
at the north-west corner of portion 219; and bounded 
thence by lines bearing west about 42 chains and 
north-westerly about 55 chains to meet the south- 


* western side of the road from Tocumwal to Corowa 


at a point situate south of the south-east corner of 
pottion 314; thence by that road ‘generally south- 
easterly, to the point of commencement. 

[Ms. 1921-4,192; For. 1929-9449] 


Within Tarramia occupation license No. 164. 


No. 55,761. County of Denison, parish of Mulwala, 
containing an area of about 182 acres, The Crown 
Lands bounded by portions 306, 304, 314, the road 
from Tocumwal to Corowa, and a road separating 
this land from portion 140. 

[Ms. 192%4,192; For. 1929-2 449] 








[2739] Sydney, 20th October, 1922. 
RESERVE FROM SALE OR LEASE GENERALLY. 
T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of section 25a of the ‘Crown Lands Consoli- 
dation Act, 1913, the lands hereunder described shall 
be and are hereby temporarily reseryed from sale or 
lease generally. ; 


F } 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp Disrrict or PenritH, AND MUNICIPALITY oF 
IXATOOMBA. . 


No. 55,738. County of Cook, parish of Megalong, 
containing an area of 11 acres 0 roods 20 perches. The 
Crown Lands within the boundaries as shown by red 
edge on plan Ms. 5,483 Sydney. ; 
[Ms. 1929-7,296] 


142 = — 


1889, which part is hereby — 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 149. [20 Oon, 192, 











yo 





20 Qor, 1922] _NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 149, 5713 
[2738] oS Sydney, 20th October, ‘1922. Lanp Districr oF Moss VALE, ann WINGECARRIBEE 


-ESERVES FROM SALE AND LEASE 
Ri qER GENERALLY. ree 


JT is hereby notified that, ‘in pursuance of the pro~ 
visions of the 29th section of the Crown Lands 
Sonsolidation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands hereunder 


- described shall be and are hereby temporarily re- 


served from sale and lease as hereinafter respectively 


specified. 
- W. EE. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 

From Sale and Lease other than Special Lzase. 
Lanp District or DENILIQUIN, AND Waxoon Sure. 
Within Noorong preferential occupation license 

No! 72Qa:' 

No. 55,741. County of Wakool,‘parish of Belmore, 
containing an area of 1624 acres. ‘The Crown Lands 
within the boundaries of measured portion 49. Plan 
W. 1,128-1,917 Roll. Jab ail Piet. 

[Ms. 1922-8,933]° 


‘Lanp District or Wacga WaGGa, Anp CoonamMon 
nna Rea SHIRE. 


No. 55,742. County of Bourke, parish of Kinilbah, 


-. containing an area of 11 acres 1 rood 30 perches. The 


Crown Lands within the boundaries of measured por- 
tion 198. Plan B. 3,684-1,806. fags Fe 
[Aln. 1922-7410] yee 
ee) EASTERN DIVISION. 
From After-auction Parchase. 

Lanp Disrricr oF ARMIDALE, ann GuyRA SHIRE. 

No. 55,743. County of Sandon, parish of Falconer, 
containing an area of 33 acres 3 roods 388 perches. 
The Crown Lands within the boundaries of measured 
portions 338 to 342, 344, 345, and 347 to 351 inclusive. 
Plan §. 4,167-1,660. ° — iSite 
[Aln. 1922-6,792] 
[2736] ~ Sydney, 20th October, 1922. 

RESERVES FROM SALE AND LEASE 
GENERALLY. 

Tt is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
-A. visions of the 28th and 29th sections of the 
Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown 


_ Lands hereunder described shall be reserved from sale 


for the public purposes hereinafter respectively 
specified, and reserved and exempted from lease 
generally, and they are reserved ‘and exempted 


accordingly. . 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





OENTRAL DIVISION. 
For Travelling Stock. 
Lanp District of GUNNEDAH, AND LrvERPooL Prains 
SHIRE, 
- Within Pullanming preferential occupation license 
No, 334a. 
No. 55,744 from sale (55,745 from lease generally). 


County of Pottinger, parish of Johntson, containing 


an area of 47 acres }] rood 0 perches. The Crown 

Lands within the boundaries of measured portion 150, 

—as shown on plan P. 2,184-1,1781. 
Norn.—Includes R. 1,504 for public purposes, re- 

voked this day. RRM 

[ Ms. 1922-8,725] 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
For Public Recreation. 
Lanp District oF INVERELL, AND GUYRA Surree. 


No. 55,746 from sale (55,747 from lease generally). 
County of Hardinge, parish of Darby, containing an 
area of 10 acres. The Crown Lands within the boun- 
daries of portion 55. Plan H.. 5,029-1,762. 


- Nors.—The included part of R. 48,284 for village / 


purposes is revoked this day. 
[Ms. 1922-8,929 


Lanp Districr or Lismore, Anp TERANIA SuHree. 


No, 55,748 fronr sale (55,749 from lease generally). 
County of Rous, parish of Bexhill, containing an area 
of 7 acres 0 roods 15 perches ex. road. The Crown 
Lands, within the boundaries of portion 193. Plan 
R._8,433-1,759. ; 

Nors.—Included reserve 20,647, notified 26th May, 
1894, is revoked this day. 


[Ms. 1922-8,912] 


SHIRE. 
Village of Wingello. 


No. 55,750 from sale (55,751 from lease generally). 
County of Camden, parish of Wingello, containing an 
area of about 40 acres. The Crown Lands within the 
following boundaries: Commencing at the most east- 
erly corner of the suburban boundary of the village of 
Wingello, heing the north-west corner of portion 222 ; 
and bounded thence by the south-east suburban boun- 
dary south-westerly about 31 chains; thence by a line 
being a south-easterly prolongation of the south-west 
boundary of portion 200, north-westerly 16 chains; 
thence by a line parallel to the south-east suburban 
boundary aforementioned north-easterly 10 chains; 
thence by a line north-easterly to a point on the 
north-east suburban boundary distant 64 chains from 
the north-west corner of portion 222 aforementioned ; 
and thence by the north-east suburban boundary 
south-easterly, to the point of commencement. 

[Ms. 1922-5,368] a 


Lanp Districy or Casino; AND Castno Municparity. 


No. 55,758 from sale (55,759 from lease generally). 
County of Rous, parish of North Casino, containing 
an area of 4 acres 0 roods 34 perches. The Crown 
Lands within the area shown by green edging on 
plan Mis. 1,655, Grafton. 

[Ms. 1922-4,055] 


For Public Hall Site. 
Lanp Distrior or INvERELL, AnD BANNocKBURN SHIRE. 


No. 55,752 from sale (55,753 from lease generally). 
County of Murchison, parish of Delungra, containing 
an area of 2 roods 21 perches. ‘The Crown Lands 
within the boundaries of portion 10. Plan M. 2,777- 
1,789. 


Norp.—The included part of reserve 54,198 from 
sale (reserve 54,199 from lease generally), are revoked 
this day. 

[Ms. 1922-8,930] 


Lanp District or INvVERELL, AND GuyRA SHIRE. 


No. 55,754 from sale (55,755 from lease generally). 
County of Hardinge, parish of Darby, containing an 
area of 1 acre: The Crown Lands within the boun- 
daries of portion 53. Plan H. 5,023-1,762. 

Notr.—The included parts of reserve 48,284 for 
village purposés, notified 6th November, 1912, and 
T.S.R. 771, notified 5th January, 1875, are revoked 
this day. 

[Ms. 1922-8,929] 





—_—— 


[2740] Sydney, 20th October, 1922. 


RESERVE FROM SALE FOR TRAVELLING 
“STOCK. 


|? is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
i yisions of the 34th section of the Crown Lands 
Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands hereunder 
described are hereby defined, set apart, and reserved 
from sale ‘‘For the passage of stock travelling,’ pur- 
suant to the provisions contained in section 106 of 
the Pastures Proteotion Act, 1912, or any Act amend- 
ing the same. 2 ; 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





EASTERN DIVISION. 
For Travelling Stock. 


Lanp District or Cooma, ANp Daterty SHIRE. 


Partly within annual lease 17,855 and occupation 
license No, 718. 


"No. 55,739. County of Wallace, parishes of Kiandra 
and Cabramurra, containing an area of about 245 
acres. The Crown Lands within a strip 5 chains wide 
along a dray. track in use along the north-eastern 
side of Snowy Mountains, near Kiandra,—and shown 
by red tint on plan catalogued Misc. 2,184 Gbn. Roll. 

Notr.—The above is covered by reserve 1 from con- 
ditional sale, proclaimed 24th December, 1861; reserve . 
50,151 from annual lease, notified 26th August, 1914; 
and classification reserve, notified 14th November, 
1919, which are not affected by this notification. ~— 
[Ms. 1922-8,688] 


7 


5714 ' NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 149. —- [20 Oor., 1922. 





4 





[2735] Sydney, 20th October, 1922. declare that all preliminary action has been duly 


WN LANDS NOT AVAILABLE FOR SETTLE- 
LENT UNTIL FURTHER NOTIFICATION. te 
N pursuance of the provisions of section 84 of the 
I Cua Lands Consolidneean Act, 1913, it is hereby 
notified that the Crown Lands comprised within the 
tracts or areas hereunder described shall not be avail- 
able for the purpose of any application until a further 
notification has been published in the/ Gazette, 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 

Lanp District or NYNGAN, AND Bogan SHIRE. 
Part within West Bogan occupation license No, 723. 

County of Canbelego, parish of Warranbilla, ‘con- 
taining an area of about 2,150 acres. The Crown 
Lands within the boundaries shown by blue edging on 
plan Mis. 1,398 Do, R. with papers ;—exclusive of the 
brown-edged and brown-tinted parts. 
[Ms. 1922-7,905] 

Lanp District or Hiniston, anp BLanp SHIRE. 

County of Dowling, parish of Contarlo, containing 
an area of about 62 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the following boundaries: Being that part of with- 
drawn scrub lease No. 263, which is not included with- 
in Homestead Farm Area’ No, 1,436, notified 29th 
October, 1922, 
[Ms. 1922-9,211] ; 


EASTERN DIVISION. 

Lanp Disrricr or WINDSOR, AND Coto SHIRE. 

County of Northumberland, parish of Lockyer, 
containing an area of about 11,540 acres. The Crown 
Lands within the boundaries of Lockyer State Forest 
No. 521, dedicated 20th July, 1917; and Lockyer State 
Forest (No. 1 Extension), dedicated 10th May, 1918; 
and both of which were revoked 13th October, 1922. 
[Ms. 1920-6,182] 

CENTRAL DIVISION. 

Lanp District or WALGETT, AND WALGETT SuireE. 

County of Leichhardt, parishes of Kidgar and 
Gidgerygah, containing an area of about 4,450 acres. 
The Crown Lands within the boundaries of improve- 
ment lease 1,678 (block 1,095) ;—exclusive of an area 
of 6,230 acres allotted in satisfaction of Eliza Ann 
Newman’s homestead selection application 21-2, Wal- 
gett, and travelling stock reserve 55,559, and travel- 
ling stock and camping reserve 55,560, notified 21st 
July, 1922. Plan Mis. 664, Me. Roll. 
[Oce. 1922-6,669] 


Lanp District or Bincara, Anp Gwyprr SuHtre. 
County of Murchison, parish of Derra Derra, con- 
taining an area of about 1,450 acres. The Crown 


Lands within the boundaries of the area set apart for © 


additional holdings, at £1 6s. 8d. per acre, 22nd Sep- 
tember, 1922, revoked this day. Plan M. 811-1.789 R. 
[Ms. 1922-5,884] 
Lanp District or Bingara, any Gwyprr Sure. 
County of Murchison, parish of Bangheet, contain- 
ing an area of about 140 acres. The Grown Lands 
bounded by the Gwydir or Big River, portion 8, the 
northerly prolongation of the west boundary of: that 
portion, and Tea Tree Creek. 
[Ms. 1922-5,884] : aah 
[2741] Sydney, 20th October, 1922. 
' ERRATUM, 
hy the notification of reserve No. 55,597 in the 
; Government Gazette of 4th August, 1922, folio 
4422, in description, delete the word “to”? between 
the figures 5 and 8. 
[Aln.. 1922-7,198] 
‘ W.-K. WEARNE, Minister for Lands, 
| 2754] Sydney, 20th October, 1929. 
: ERRATUM. 
nh the ‘notification in the Government Gazette of 
Ist September, 1922, folio 4879, setting apart 
Crown-lease Area No. 3,917 for “Timber Reserve No. 
55,307,” read ‘Timber Reserve No. 55,312, notified 
13th October, 1922.’’ 
[ Ms. 1922-6,675] 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands, 
[2760] |. Sydney, 20th October, 1922. 
_ REVOCATION. OF DEDICATIONS. 
HEREAS under the 25th section of the Crown 
Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, power is given 
for the revocation of the whole or part of any dedi- 
cation of Crown Land dedicated or dedicated and 
granted by the Crown: Now, therefore, I do hereby 











taken in connection with the proposed revocation of 
the dedications or dedications and grants of the 
areas respectively described in the Schedule hereto; 
and [I do hereby wholly revoke the said dedications or 
dedications and grants in so far as they apply to or 
affect the said areas. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





SCHEDULE REFERRED TO. 


Description of an area of 2 acres at Black Rock, dedi- 
cated for, Public School Site, 12th August, 1884, 
the dedication of which is hereby revoked. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate at Black 
Rock, county of Beresford, parish of Woolumla, and 
State of New South Wales, containing an area of 2 
acres, being portion 32,-shown on plan P. 1,170-1,978, 
in the Department of Lands, Sydney. 

[Ms. 1922-7,138] 


Description of an area of about 5} acres, part of an 
area of 124 acres 1 rood 35 perches, dedicated for 
Permanent Common 8rd November, 1894, the 
dedication of which is hereby revoked. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate at Rylstone, 
county of Roxburgh, parish of Rylstone, and State 
of New South Wales, containing an area of about 53 
acres: Commencing at the intersection of the south 
side of Cudgegong-street with the west side of Car- 
well-street, town of Rylstone; and bounded thence by 
that side of the lastnamed street southerly to its inter- 


section with the westerly prolongation of the north - 


side of Cox-street; by that prolongation westerly to 
the left bank of the Cudgegong River; by that bank 
upwards to the south side of Cudgegong-street afore- 
said; and thence by that side of that street easterly, 
to the point of commencement. 
[Aln, 1922-4885] 


Description of an area of 2 acres at Yaven Yaven, 
dedicated for Public School Site 21st October, 
1882, the dedication of which is hereby revoked. 

All that piece or parcel of land situate at Yaven 
aven, parish of Nacka Nacka, county of Wynyard, 
and State of New South Wales, containing an area 

of 2 acres, being portion 137,—shown on plan P, 829- 

1,978, in the Department of Lands, Sydney. 

[Aln. 1929-4,884] 


Description of an area of 1 rood 36 perches at Narra- 
bri, dedicated for Public Recreation 4th Decem- 
ber, 1907, the dedication of which is hereby 
revoked. eae 

All that piece or parcel of land situate in the town 
of Narrabri, county of Nandewar, parish of Narrabri. 
and State of New South Wales, containing an area of 

1 rood 36 perches, being allotment 17, section 4, 


shown on plan C 945-730, in the Department of 
Lands, Sydney. j 


[Ms. 1922-4,.697] 


Description of an area of 2 acres 1 rood, dedicated 


16th July, 1863, for Benevolent Asylum at Mur- 


rurundi, the dedication of which is hereby re- 
voked. 


All that piece or parcel of land containing an area 
of 2 acres 1 rood, situated in the Municipality of 

urrurundi, county of Brisbane, parish of Murru- 
rundi; bounded on the north-west by allotment 2, 
section 19; on the north-east by the south-western 
side of Mayne-street; on the south-east by the north- 
eh ee soa Mount-strest and : 
east by tne left bank of Page’s River. 
[Ms, 1922-7 ,339] eke 


Description of an area of 2 roods at Perthville, dedi- 
_eated for Church of England Parsonage, 22nd 


‘ November, 1876, the dedication and grant of 
which are hereby revoked. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate at Perth- 
ville, county of Bathurst, parish of Apsley, and State 
of New South Wales, containing an area of 2 roods :— 
being allotment 2, section 14, shown on plan GC. 153- 
1,984, in the Department of Lands, Sydney. 

(Aln, 1922-4,587]  - ; 


Daeoniption of an area of 1 acre at Perthville, dedi- 
cated for Church of England Church, 22nd Novem- 
bor, 1870, the dedication and grant of which are 
hereby revoked. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate at Perth- 
ville, county of Bathurst, parish of Apsley, and State 
of New South Wales, containing an area of 1 acre:-— 
being allotments 8 and 9, section 14, shown on pla 
O. 153-1,984, in the Department of Lands, Sydney, 
[Aln. 1922-4587] ‘ 


again on the south- | 









1 


20 Oor, 1992. ] 


Description of an area ofi1 acre at Wallendoon, cedi- 
cated for Church of England Church Site 30th 
November, 1877, the dedication and grant of 
which are hereby revoked. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate at Wallen- 
doon, county of Harden, parish of Wallendoon; and 
State of New South Wales, containing an area of 
1 acre, being portion 250,—shown on plan C. 564- 
1,984, in the Department of Lands, Sydney. 

[Ms. 1922-5,161] 








NEW SCUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 149. 


| 


5715 





Description of an area of 2 roods at Wallendoon, dedi- 
eated for Church of England Parsonage 30th 
November, 1877, the dedication and grant of 
which are hereby revoked. 


_ All that piece or parcel of land: situate at Wallen- 
doon, county of Harden, parish of Wallendoon, and 
State of New South Wales, containing an area of 
2 roods, being portion 251,—shown on plan C. 564- 
1,984, in the Department of Lands, Sydney. 

[Ms. 1922-5,161] 





Bribate Gohertisemerts. 


REAL PROPERTY AOT. 


INTENDED ISsuE or PROVISIONAL CERTIFICATES OF 
TITLE, | 


Vol. 2675, Fol. 115. Registered proprietor: Robert 
Henry Shaw. Land: 214 p., being lot 29 of sec. 
1, d.p. 7,097, in North-st., Auburn. 

-Vol. 3097, Fol. 93. Registered proprietor: 
James Lawson. 
-9,423. in Pittwater-rd., Gladesville. 

Vol. 973, Fol. 152. Registered proprietor: Clara 
Simmons. Land: 7% p., being lot 50, d.p. 1,987, 
in Edwin-st., Mortlake. 

I HEREBY notify my intention to issue .provisional 

Certificates of Title for the lands above described after 

Mee eo ee of twenty-one days from the date 

1ereof. 


Norris 





INTENDED REGISTRATION OF DiscHarGcEe or MortGaGcEs 
WITHOUT PRODUCTION OF THE DUPLICATES OF THE 
MortTGAGES. 


In the matter of the mortgage dated the 30th April, 

. 1912, No. 657,705, Jessie Louise Hughes to the 
Leichhardt, Petersham, and Annandale True 
Starr Bowkett Society, No. 4, over the whole of 
the land comprised in Certificate of Title, Vol. 
1172, Fol. 210, containing 91 p., being lot 4, d.p. 
2,965, in George-st., Leichhardt. 

In the matter of the mortgage dated the 23rd July, 
1908, No, 501,549,. Leslie Alexander McDougall 
to Christina May Gollan, over the whole of the 
land comprised in Crown Grants, Vol. 1404, Fol. 
'156, and Vol. 1596, Fol. 217, being 62 a. 2 r. 
and 4 a. 3 r., portions 177 and 188, psh. Harring- 
ton, co. Macquarie. 


NOTICE is hereby given of my intention to register 


discharges of the abovementioned mortgages after the 
expiration of twenty-one days from the date hereof 
without production of the duplicates of the mortgages, 


W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 
Registrar-General. 


20th October, 1922. 
1480 £1 3s. 





NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership hitherto 
existing between Charles Alfred Percival and’ John 
Raymond Marquett, carrying on business as bakers at 
Nos, 325 to 333 Lane Cove road, North Sydney, under 
the style of M. Butler, has by: mutual consent, been 
dissolved as from the first day of October instant, and 
the said Charles Alfred Percival has retired from the 
said business, which will in future be carried on under 
the same style by the said John Raymond Marquett, 
who will receive all moneys due to and discharge all 
debts and liabilities owing by the late partnership. 
Dated this twelfth day of October, 1922. 


C. A. PERCIVAL. 
J: R. MARQUETT. 
1442 8s. 





NOTICE is hereby given that we, the undersigned, 
lately carrying on business at numbers 216 and 218 
-Elizabeth-street, Sydney, as butchers, under the name 
of ‘‘The Pure Food Butchery,’ have dissolved partner- 
ship as from the ninth day of October, 1922, and 
from that_date the business will be carried on by 
Emanuel Mavromatis, who will receive all moneys 
.due and pay all debts due by the said partnership. 
Dated this ninth day of October, 1922. 


E. aTPuAn 
, ; ESOS. 
Witness,Ray C. N. Prrvross, 


4 Solr. ; . 
“1499 . olr., Sydney 4 a 


Land: 29 p., being lot 2, d.p.. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership hereto- 
fore subsisting between Albert Edward Shannon and 
James Albert Ridley, carrying on business as hotel- 
keepers at the ‘‘Oommercial Hotel,’ Trunkey, under 
the style or name of James Albert Ridley, has been 
dissolved as from the date hereof. The said business 
shall be carried on by the said Albert Kdward Shannon 
in his own name, who will receive all moneys owing 
to and discharge all the liabilities of the late part- 
nership. 
Dated the eleventh day of October, 1922. 


A. E. SHANNON. 
JAMES A. RIDLEY. 


Witness to both signatures,— 
Dupiey WEstTGaRTH, 
Solicitor, Blayney. 
1437 8s. 


= 





THE CORPORATION OF ACCOUNTANTS AND 
AUDITORS OF AUSTRALTA. 


SprorAL RESOLUTION. 


Passed, 7th September, 1922; confirmed, 29th 
September, 1922. 


AT an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Mem- 
bers of the Corporation of Accountants and Auditors 
of Australia, duly convened and held on the seventh 
day of September, 1922, the subjoined Special Resolu- 
tion was duly passed; and at a subsequent Extraordi- 
nary General Meeting of the Members of the said 
Company, also duly convened and held on the twenty- 
ninth day of September, 1922, the subjoined Special 
Resolution was duly confirmed ;-— 

RESOLUTION. 


That the Corporation of Accountants and Auditors of 
Australia go into liquidation voluntarily, and that 
Mr. Cecil Brierley, public accountant, at Daking 
House, Sydney, be, appointed Liquidator at a 
remuneration of tep guineas, and that the re- 
maining assets of the Corporation (if any) be 
handed to the Federal Institute of Accountants. 

R. H. TRUMAN, 
Chairman of Confirmatory Meeting. 
S. L. LLOYD, 
Secretary to Company. 
Dated at Sydney, this eleventh day of October, 1922. 
1462 10s. 





FORD SPECIALIST GARAGE CO. LTD. 
Spectan REesonuTIon. 


Passed, 25th September, 1922; confirmed, 10th 
October, 1922. 


AT an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Mem- - 
bers of the Ford Specialist Garage Company Limited, 
duly convened and held on the 25th day of September, 
1922, the subjoined Special Resolution was duly 
passed; and at a subsequent Extraordinary Genera! 
Meeting of the Members of the said Company, also 
duly convened and held-on the tenth day of October, 
1922, the subjoined Special Resolution was duly con- 
firmed :— 
RESOLUTION. 

That the Company go into voluntary liquidation, 

and that Mr. H. W. Gibson be appointed Liqui- 


dator : 
W. G. McTAGGART, 
Chairman of Confirmatory Meeting. 
H. W. GIBSON, 
Secretary to Company. 
Dated at Sydney, this 16th day of October, 1922. 
1463 10s. 


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5716 


| NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT G4ZBTTH, No, 149. [20 Oor, 1922. 












\? 





NOTICE.—At an Extraordinary General Meeting of 

the Turner Ideal Sanitary System Limited, duly con- 

vened and held on the third day of October, 1922, 

the subjoined Special Resolutions were duly passed ; 

and at a subsequent Extraordinary General Meeting 
of the Members of the said Company, also duly con- 
vened and held on the eighteenth day of October, 

1922, the subioined Special Resolutions were duly 

confirmed :~— 

RESOLUTIONS. 

1. That it is desirable that the abovenamed Company 
be wound up voluntarily, and that Mr. Stanley 
Bearby Bateman, of Sydney, be and he is hereby 
appointed. Liquidator for the purpose of such 
winding-up; and that his remuneration be fixed 
at a sum not exceeding twenty-five pounds. 

2. That the said Liquidator be and he is hereby 
authorised to dispose of the assets of the Com- 
pany which consist of shares in Furner’s Sanitary 
Systems Limited, by the distribution of the said 
shares amongst the shareholders of the above- 
named Company pro rata with their holdings 
in the abovenamed Company, and to sell any 
fractional part of a share to which any share- 
holder igs entitled, and to account to the latter 
for the proceeds thereof, 

3. That the said Liquidator be and he is. hereby 
authorised to invest any surplus moneys (if any) 
remaining in his hands after the payment of the 
debts of and the expenses of and incidental to 
the winding-up of the abovenamed Company in 
the purchase of shares in Turner’s Sanitary 
Systems Limited, such shares to be distributed in 
the same manner as the shares referred to in the 
last preceding Resolution numbered two. 

4. That the said Liquidator be and he is hereby 
authorised to sell by private tender any share 
or shares in Turner’s Sanitary Systems Limited 
which may require to be sold. 


i aes at Sydney, this nineteenth day of October, 
922. 
GEORGE HEWISON, 


Chairman, 
1509 





15 Martin-place, Sydney. 
Spectan REsoLurions. 
Passed, 19th September, 1922; confirmed, 5th October, 


1922. 
AT an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Real 
Estate Auctioneer’s Exchange Ltd., duly convened 
and held on the nineteenth day of September, 1922, 
the subjoined Special Resolutions were duly passed ; 
and at a subsequent Extraordinary General Meeting 
of the Members of the said Company, also duly con- 
vened and held on the fifth day of October, 1922, the 
subjoined Special Resolutions were duly confirmed :— 


RESOLUTIONS. 
(a) That the Company be wound up voluntarily. 
(b) That Messrs. A. G, O’Donnell and George H. 
Mobbs be and are hereby appointed Liquidators 
for the purpose of such winding-up, &c, 
_ RICHARD STANTON, 
Chairman of Confirmatory Meeting. 
A. G. O’DONNELL, 


4 Secretary to Company. 
Dated. at Sydney, : 


92% 


1436 
eM Oat La PEE MON eNOS ale 
NOTICE OF FINAL MEETING. 


J. IRELAND LiMiTED. 


11s. 





NOTICE is hereby given, in pursuance of section 141 
ot the ‘‘Companies Act, 1899,”’ that a General Meeting 
of the Members of the abovenamed Company will be 
held at Newcastle on Wednesday, the twenty-ninth 
day of November, 1922, ‘at 2.30 o’clock in the after- 
noon, for the purpose of having an account laid before 
them showing the manner in which the winding-up 
has been conducted and the property of the Company 
disposed of, and of hearing: any explanation that may 
be given by the Liquidator. 

Dated this 18th day of October, 1922. 


H. IRELAND, 
Liquidator. : 


1483 (8. 


i, iL ESTATE AUCTIONEER’S EXCHANGE LT®., | 


this fourteenth day of October, - 


} 


: 





GORDON MARR AND SONS LIMITED. 
SPECIAL Resolutions éarried at an Extraordinary 


General Meeting of Shareholders of Gordon Marr and 


Sons Ltd., held on the 80th September, 1922, at the 

office of Robert W. Nelson, Challis House, Martin- 

place, Sydney, and confirmed at a confirmatory meet- 
ing held on the 14th October, 1922, at the same 

place :— i . 

RESOLUTIONS. 

1. That it is desirable to reconstruct the Company, 
and accordingly that the Company be wound up 
voluntarily, and that Robert William Nelson, of 
Challis House, Martin-place, Sydney, public 
accountant, be and he is hereby appointed Liqui- 
dator for the purpose of such winding-up. 

2. That. the said Liquidator be and he is hereby 
authorised to consent. to the registration of a new 
Company, to be named ‘‘Gordon. Marr and Sons 
Limited,” with memorandum and articles of 
association inthe form approved by the directors 
of this Company. ; 

3. That the said Liquidator be and he is hereby 
authorised to sell the whole or any part of this 
Company’s business and property to such new 
Company, to be known as: “‘Gordon Marr and 
Sons Limited,’’? and to receive in consideration 
therefor fully or partly paid-up shares or other 

’ interests in such new Company, and to distribute 
the same amongst the members of this Company. 


‘BE. A. MARR, 
Chairman of peeune. 


1484 8s. 





MUNICIPALITY OF WARATAH. 
ALTERATION IN Name or Roap. 
NOTICE is hereby given that the Minister for 
Local Government has approved of the Council of 
the abovenamed Municipality (1) altering to_Albion- 
street the name of Little George street, commencing 
from the intersection with Ingall-street easterly for 
its full length; and (2) giving the name of Short- 
street to a new roadway (four chains in length) con- 
necting Arthur and William streets, North Waratah. 
0. GAVEY, 
~ Pown Clerk, 
Council Chambers, Waratah, : 
' 18th October, 1922. 
1494 ; 8s. 





MUNICIPALITY OF VAUCLUSE. 
ALTERATION 1n Name or Roan. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the name of Bottle 
and Glass-road has been altered to ‘‘Greycliffe- 
avenue.”’ teae 


EDMUND HORLER, 
‘Town Clerk. 


58, 


MUNICIPALITY OF WILLOUGHBY. 
~ Sprotan Loan—£60,000. 


Town Hall, Vaucluse, 
18th October, 1922. 
1495 





THE Willoughby Municipal Council proposes to raise 
a Special Loan of Sixty Thousand Pounds (£60,000) 
for the purpose of constructing roads and culverts in 
the following streets:— ct ye 
Chatswood East Ward.—-Blakesley-street, Havilah- 
/Street, Dowel-street, Royal-street, Spearman- 
street, Beauchamp-parade, Darling-street, Koo- 
ringa-road, Nicholson-street, Stanley-street, 
Neridah-street, Albert-avenue, Clanwilliam. 
street, Church-street, Archer-street. 
Chatswood West Ward.—Gordon-avenue, McIn- 
- tosh-street, Wyvern-avenue, Findlay-avenuoe, 
Anderson-street, _Violet-street, | Tulip-street, 
Eddy-road, Lone Pine avenue, Davies-street. 
Albert-avenue, Archer-street. 
Middle Harbour Ward.—Alleyne-street, Neville- 
street, Cambridge-street, Bedford-street, McClel- 
land-street, Robert-street, Ann-street, Alpha- 
street, Keary-street, Tulloh-street, Pyalla-street. 
Eric-street, Sailor’s Bay road. i 
Naremburn Ward.—Plunkett-street, Dalley’s-road, 
’ Rhodes-avenue, Brook-street, Northcote-street, 
Edward-street, Penshurst-street, Artarmon-road 
Brand-street, Broughton-road, Elizabeth-street, 
Jergey-road, Dickson-avenue, Reserve-road. - 





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2. That plans, spe 
work proposed ob. carried out with the loan money 
may he inspected. at the Council’s Office, Town Hall, 
Victoria-avenue, Chatswood, during ordinary office 


OUTS yas 

3. That the proposed loan will be issued at par. The 
maximum rate of interest will be five and one-half per 
centum (5$ per centum), and the loan will be repaid 
over a period of eighteen (18) years by annual instal- 
ments of principal and interest. combined. 

4. That the amount of each annual instalment will 
be £5,335 3s. 11d., and the Council proposes to levy a 
Joan rate on the unimproved capital value of all rat- 
able land in the municipality (£1,783,634) of three 
farthings (3d.) in the £, estimated to yield £5,578 
17s. Id. per annum; or nine-fortieths of a penny 
‘(&d.) in the £ on the improved capital value 
(£6,146,791), estimated to yield £5,762 12s. 4d. per 
annum. 2 

5. Within one month from the date of publication of 
this notice, any number, not less than twenty-five per 
centum (25 per centum) of the ratepayers enrolled may 
petition the Council to take a poll of the ratepayers 
affected either as to (a) whether the ratepayers affec- 
ted approve of the loan, or (b) whether the loan rate 
as before mentioned (if levied) shall be levied on the 
unimproyed capital value or the improved capital 
yalue, or (c) on both questions. If a valid petition be 
lodged with the undersigned within the prescribed 
time, the Council will forthwith arrange for and take 
a poll of the ratepayers affected. The total number of 
ratepayers affected by this proposal is 7,794. In the 
event of a poll not being demanded, the Council pro- 
poses that thé loan rate to be levied in respect of this 
loan shall be levied on the unimproved capital value. 

HA. W. CLARKE, 
, ; Mayor. 
G. A. BAILEY, 
can! Town Clerk. 
‘Town Hall, Chatswood, - 
sees * "18th October, 1922. 
1497, ; 


~MUNICIPALITY OF STRATHFIELD. 
_Frxtne or Liveis oF YarmoutH-roap (NEWTON-ROAD 
ice to LIVERPOOL-ROAD). 
NOTICE is hereby given that plans of the proposed 
levels of Yarmouth-road have been prepared, and may 
be inspected at the Council Chambers, Homebush-road, 
Strathfield, during office hours. Any interested per- 


£1 16s. 


son may lodge an’ objection to the proposal within one - 


month from date hereof, in accordance with section 
964 of the “Local Government Act, 1919.” 
eka DE RW * 
iis - Deputy Town Clerk. 
‘Council Chambers, Strathfield, 
12th October, 1922. 4 
“a S. 


1451 





MACINTYRE SHIRE COUNCIL. 
Noxious PLAnt. 


NOTICE is hereby given, under the provisions of 


section 469 of the ‘‘Local Government Act, 1919,” that 
at a Meeting of the Council, held on 7th October. 
1922, the following plant was declared noxions 
Ahroughout the Macintyre Shire :— — 
_ Scientific Naime. _ Common Name. 
Melilotus parviflora .....:.....5. Hexham scent. 
; , W. V. HOLTSBAUM, 
Inverell, 16th October, 1922, ' Shire Clerk. 
1469 May Ob 


en 


MACLEAY SHIRE COUNCIL. 





Noxious PLAN®. 


eet THE Macleay Shire Council; in pursuance of thé 
hi 


ocal Government Act, 1919,’’ hereby declares the 

_ plant Melilotus indicus or parviflora, commonly known 

as “Hexham Scent,’’ to be a noxious plant within 
he Macleay Shire. mo re 


_ Signed and sealed at West Kempsey, this eleventh 


day of September, 1922. 

sy: By order. of the Council. 
eee aS N. L. PARKER, 
0 ae aod ; | Shire Pe. 


eee! 


cifications, and full details of the 





MACLEAY SHIRE COUNCIL. 


Pusiie Gare, 


THE aboye Council propose to grant permission to 


NH. J, Edwards, Rainbow Reach, Macleay River, to 
erect a Public Gate across the road leading from 
Jerseyville to Stuart’s Point, about three chains west 
from the north-east corner of portion 72, parish Ciy- 
bucca, county Dudley, and the same distance from tne 
south-east corner of portion 73 of 25 acres (C, BH. Ball’, 
same parish and county. Objections in writing will be 
received by the undersigned within twenty-eight days 
after the publication of this notice. / 


. N. L. PARKER, 

West Kempsey, Shire Clerk. 
13th October, 1922. 

1450 9s. 


LOCKHART SHIRE COUNCIL. 
LocKHAart ScavenGcinGe AREA. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the boundaries of the 
Lockhart Scavenging District for nightsoil and garb- 
age have been fixed as follow:—County of Urana, 
parishes of Lockhart and Galore: Commencing at the 
intersection of the easterly prolongation of the south- 
ern side of Barton-street with the eastern side of Hast- 
street; and bounded thence by the eastern side of Hast- 
street and its prolongation northerly to the centre of 
Brookong Creek; by that creek downwards to the nor- 
thern boundary of the prolongation of Reid-street and 


by the northern boundary of that street easterly to the _ 


western boundary of Treasure-street; by that side of 
that street southerly to the intersection with the wes- 
terly prolongation of the southern side of Barton-street 
easterly, to the point of commencement. 
Dated at Lockhart, this 16th day of October, 1922. 
R. J. WALKER, 
Shire Clerk. 
1496 12s. 








SHIRE OF HASTINGS. 


NOTICE is hereby given that an application has been 
received from George Byatt, which the Council of the 
above Shire proposes to grant, for permission to erect 
a Public Gate at the northern boundary of portion 
62, on the road passing through portion 62, parish 
Koree. 

Objections thereto may be lodged with the under- 
signed within twenty-eight days after the publication 


of this notice. 
A. D. SUTERS, 
Acting Shire Clerk. 
Shire Office, Wauchope, g 
17th October, 1922. 
1517 8s. 





SHIRE OF HASTINGS. 


NOTICE is hereby given that an application has been 
received from Hugh Doyle, which the Council of the 
above Shire proposes to grant, for permission to erect 
4 .Public Gate at the northern, boundary of portion 
70, on the road passing through portions 76 and 78, 
parish Comboyne. 

Objections thereto may be lodged with the under- 
signed within twenty-eight days after the publication 


of this notice. 
A. D. SUTERS, 
3 Acting Shire Clerk. 
Shire Office, Wauchope, i ; 
17th October, 1922. 
1518 8s. 





SHIRE OF HASTINGS. 


NOTICE is hereby given that an application has been 
received from Edwin Suters, which the Council of the 
above Shire proposes to grant for permission to erect 
a Public Gate at the southern boundary of portion. 
17, on the road passing through portion 62, parish 
of Koree. 

Objections thereto may: be lodged with the under+ 
signed within twenty-eight days after the publication 


of this notice. 
A. Tl)... SUTERS. 
. Acting Shire Clerk. 
Shire Office, Wauchope, ' 
. 17th October, 1922. 
1519 v 8s. 


5718 


GUNNING SHIRE COUNCIL. 
Fusurc Gates GRANTED, 


NOTICE is hereby given that permission has been granted 
to Edwin Charles Medway to erect and maintain public 
gates on road intersecting portion 287, parish of Biala, as 
described hereunder :— 


Gate No. 38, at eastern boundary of such portion. 
Gate No. 39, at western boundary of such portion. 


Rabbit-proof netting may be attached to such gates, © 


J.C. TIMMS, 
Shire Office, Gunning, Shire Clerk. 
3rd October, 1922. ; 


1302 - 





BOOBORA BORE WATER TRUST. 


THE Trustees of the Trust District of the Boobora 
Bore Water Trust have caused to be made an assess- 
ment of all ratable property within the district of the 
said Trust, with the names of the owners and occu- 
piers, as far as known. Particulars of the assessment 
are open for inspection at the office of the Trustees, 
and within twenty-one days of publication of this 
notice appeals may be lodged under the ‘‘Water Act. 


1912,”’ and Regulations. 
JOS. CAMERON, + 
Secretary. 
Moree, 12th October, 1922. 
1452 . 78. 


—_—_- 


NOTICK.—A General Meeting of Commoners of the 
Nymagee Common will be held on Saturday, the 28th 
day of October, 1922, at 7 p.m., at Nymagee. 

Business: To elect five Trustees for the years 1922, 
1923, 1924. Messrs. Walker, Harland, Bodmer, Mur- 
phy, and Handley, retiring by effluxion of time, and 
are eligible for re-election. 


JAMES MARTIN, 
Secretary, Nymagee Common, Nymagee. 





1492 





[Form 26.] 
“PASTURES PROTECTION ACT, 1912.” 


Noticr under séction 61 of the abovementioned Act 
to owners or occupiers within the Pastures Pro- 
tection District of Braidwood. ; 


IN pursuance of the provisions of section 61 of the 
“Pastures Protection Act, 1912’’: Notice is hereby 
given by the Pastures Protection Board for the Dis- 
trict of Braidwood that the owners or occupiers*of all 
or any lands within the abovementioned district shall, 
on or before the lst day. of December, 1922, respec- 
tively commence the work of suppressing and destroy~ 
ing rabbits upon such lands and upon any roads 
bounding or intersecting the same, or any part there- 


of, save and except such roads as are vested in, held’ 


by, or are under the control of the Council of a munti- 
cipality or shire. The period during which the said 
work shall be continued and systematically carried out 
shall be from the Ist day of December, 1922, to the 
30th day of November, 1925. The means which shall 
be. adopted for carrying out the said work shall be 
poisoning (by the use of poisons other than cyanide 
of potassium), fumigation, digging out, destruction of 
harbour, trapping, hunting, and shooting, being 
means which have been previonsly sanctioned under 
the said Act, and owners or occupiers must dig out 
and destroy all rabbit warrens within 33 feet of their 
wire-netted boundary fences. : 
Dated 7th October, 1922. ' 
R. G. HASSALL, 
Chairman of the Pastures Protection Board 

» for the District of Braidwood. 

1471 17s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


NOTICE is hereby given that, under the ‘Legal 
Practitioners Act, 1898,”’ I, the undersigned, James 
Patrick Baggott, of Darling Point, Sydney, in the 
State of New South Wales, intend, at the expiration 
of one month from the date hereof, to apply to the 
Supreme Court of the said State for an order direct- 


ing me to be examined with a view of obtaining | 


a certificate authorising me to practise as a Con- 
veyancer in this State. 
Dated this 17th day of October, 1922. 


J. P. BAGGOTT. 
1459 6s. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, ‘lo. 149. [20 Oor, 1922. 












In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


NOTICE is hereby given that, under the ‘‘Legal 
Practitioners Act, 1898,” I, the undersigned, Theo- 
dore le More Wells, of 42 Belmont-road, Mosman, in 
the State of New South Wales, intend, at the expira- 
tion of one month from the date hereof, to apply 
to the Supreme Court of the said State for an order 
directing me to be examined with a view of obtaining 
a certificate authorising me to practise as a Con- 
veyanoer in this State. 


Dated this 17th day of October, 1922. 
. a. T. WELLS. 
1460 6s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will and codicil of Leah Gregory Allmark, late 
of Granville, Sydney, in the State of New South 
Wales, widow, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘“‘Wills, Probate, and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,’ and pursuant to the ‘‘Testator’s 
Family Maintenance and Guardianship of Infants 
Act, 1916’’: Notice is hereby given that every creditor 
or other person having any glaim or demand against 
or upon the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who 
died at Sydney aforesaid on the 23rd day of August, | 
1922, are hereby required to send in full particulars 
in writing of their claims and demands on the ‘said 
estate to Charles Hunter Allmark and Leah Gregory 
Allmark, the executor and executrix of the will and 


‘codicil of the said deceased, to whom probate was 


granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales 
on the 10th day of October, 1922, in care of the 
undersigned, at their office hereunder mentioned, on 
or before the 30th day of November next, at the 
expiration of which time the said lexecu'for and 
executrix will proceed to administer the estate and 
distribute the assets amongst the parties entitled 
thereto, having regard only to the claims and demands 
of which they then have had notice; and the said 
executor and executrix will not be liable, for the 
assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any 
person of whose claim they shall not have had notice: 
at the time of such distribution.—Dated this: 18th day 
of October, 1922. : 


W. S. GRAY & CO., 
Proctors for the Hxecutor\and Executrix, 
Pendennis Chambers, 
375 George-street, Sydney. 
1479 16s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (112,863) 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of William Green, late of Burren, in the 
State of New South Wales, retired selector and 
grazier, deceased. ‘ 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,’ and the ‘“‘Testator’s Family Main- 
tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”; _ 
Notice is hereby given that all creditors. and other 
persons having any claim or demand upon or affecting 
the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died in 
New Zealand on the 8th day of March, 1922, probate 
of whose will was granted by the Supreme Court of 
New South Wales, in its Probate Jurisdiction, on the 
14th day of June, 1922, to John Wallace Macdonald, 
of Rose Bay, retired bank manager, the executor in — 
the said will named, are hereby required to send in 
particulars of their debts, claims and demands to the 
said executor, care of the undersigned, on or before 
the 1st day of December next, at the expiration of 
which time the said executor will proceed to distribute 
the assets of the said deceased amongst the persons 


entitled thereto, having regard only to the debts, — 


claims, and demands of which he shall then have had 
notice; and notice is hereby further given that the 
said executor will not be liable, for the assets or any 
part thereof so distributed, to any persan of whose 
aes claim, or demand he shall not have had notice 
at the time of such distribution.—Dated this 17th day 
of October, 1922. 


G. EK. DALE, 
Proctor for the said Executor, 
Challis House, Martin-place, Sydney. 


16s. 


oS 


1457 





- 1440 


20 Oor, 1922.) 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of George Cohen, late of 
Uarbry, in the State of New South Wales, farmer, 
deceased, intestate. 


\ 


. PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 


tion Act, 1898’: Notice is hereby given that every 
creditor or other person’ having any debt or claim 
4 ea or affecting the estate of George Cohen, the 
abovenamed deceased, who died on or about the 17th 


- day of October, 1894, and letters of administration de 


bonis non of whose estate was, on the 6th day of June, 
1922, granted by the Supreme Court of New South 
Wales to John Charles Cohen and William Charles 
Cohen, is hereby required to send in particulars in 
writing of their debt or claim to the said John Charles 
Cohen and William Charles Cohen, care of the. under- 
signed, on or before the 22nd day of November, 1922, 
at the expiration of which time the said John Charles 
Cohen and William Charles Cohen will proceed to dis- 
tribute the assets of the said deceased amongst the 
persons entitled thereto, having regard to the debt or 
claim only of which they then. have notice; and 
notice is hereby further. given that the said John 
Oharles Cohen and William Charles Cohen will not. be 
liable, for the assets or any part thereof so distribu- 
ted, to any person of whose debt or claim they shall 
uot have had notice at the time of such distribution. © 


J. J. DOWD, 
Solicitor, Gulgong. 
= 16s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


Ip the matter of the estate of Mary Agnes Cohen, late 
of Uarbry, in the State of New South Wales, spin- 
ster, deceased, intestate. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898’: Notice is hereby given that every 
creditor or other person having any debt or claim 
upon or affecting the estate of Mary Agnes Cohen, the 
She -ckariad deceased, who died on or about the 15th 
day of August, 1921, and letters of administration of 
whose estate was, on the 2nd @ay of July, 1922, 
granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales 
to John Charles Cohen and William Charles Cohen, is 
hereby required to send in particulars in writing of 
their debt or claim to the said John Charles Cohen 
and William Charles Cohen, care of the undersigned, 


on or before the 22nd day of November, 1922, at the 


expiration of which time the said John Charles Cohen 
and William Charles Cohen will proceed to distribute 


_ the assets of the said deceased amongst the persons 


¢ 1441 


entitled thereto, having regard to the debt or claim 
only of which they then have notice; and notice is 
hereby further given that the said John Charles Cohen 


and William Charles Cohen will not be liable, for the 


assets or any part thereof, so distributed, to any per- 


‘son of whose debt or claim they shall not have had. 


notice at the time of such distribution. 
J. J. DOWD, 
Solicitor, Gulgong. 
16s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of George Stephen Akers, late of Upper 


~Chillingham, Upper North Arm, Tweed River, 
in the State of New South Wales, farmer, 
deceased. . 


- PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 


eee 
ate 


their office 


‘ 4 = 
: ; : . 4 f ) ) 
A ea - a "ca ee, 


tion Act, 1898,’ and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Main- 
tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916’: 
Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other 
persons having any debt or claim upon or affecting 
the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died on 
or about the 29th day of March 1922, and probate of 
whose will was granted by the Supreme Court of New 
South Wales, in its Probate Jurisdiction, on the 2nd 
day of June, 1922, to William Alexander Proudfoot. 
of Murwillumbah, in the said State, storekeever, and 
George Gsxral Carl Akers, of Upper Chillingham, 
Upper North Arm aforesaid, farmer, the executors 


" named in the said wil, are hereby. required to send 
in particulars of their claims to the said William. 
_ Alexander Proudfoot and George Conral Carl Akers, 


in care of 


the undersigned, Street and Goodyer, at 


* 


‘hereunder mentioned, on or before the | 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTY, No. 149. 





~ 1446 


‘entitled 





29th day ‘of November, 1922, at the expiration of 
which time the said executors will proceed to distri- 
bute the assets of the said deceased amongst the per- 
sons entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims 
of which they then have notice; and netice is hereby 
further given that the said executors will not be 
liable, for the assets or any part thereof so distributed, 
to any person of whose claim they shall not have had 
notice at the date of such distribution. 


STREET AND GOODYER, 
Proctors for Executors, 
Queen-street, Murwillumbah. 
By their Agents,— 
VILLENEUVE-SMITH AND Dawes, 
89 Pitt-street, Sydney. "i 
; 5. 


hee S ee Se Te 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Margaret Murphy, late of Murwil- 
lumbah, in the State of New South Wales, widow, 
deceased. \ 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,’’ and the ‘“‘Testator’s Family Main- 
tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: 
Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other 
persons having any debt or claim upon or affecting 
the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died on 
or about the 4th day of June, 1922, and probate of 
whose will was granted by the Supreme Court of New 
South Wales, in its Probate Jurisdiction, on the 2nd 
day of August, 1922, to William Daniel Murphy, of 
Murwillumbah, auctioneer, and James Sarsfield 
Murphy, of Bilambil, Tweed River, dentist, the exéecu- 
tors named in the said will, are hereby required to 
send. in particulars of their claims to the said William 
Daniel Murphy and James Sarsfield Murphy, in care 





-of the undersigned, Street and Goodyer, at their 


office hereunder mentioned, on or before the 29th 
day of November next, at the expiration of which time 
the said executors will proceed to distribute the 
assets of the said deceased amongst the persons 
} thereto, having regard only to the claims of 
which they then have notice; and notice is hereby 
further given that the said executors. will not be 
liable, for the assets or any part thereof so distributed, 
to any person of whose claim they shall not have had 
notice at the time of such distribution. 


STREET AND GOODYER, 
Proctors for Executors, 
Murwillumbah, 
By their Agents,— 
VILLENEUVE-SMITH AND Dawes, 
A.M.P. Chambers, 
89 Pitt-street, Sydney. 


1447 16s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of Richard Townshend, . 

~ late of Roseville, near Sydney, in the State of 

New South Wales, and formerly of Darwin, Nor- 
thern Territory, pastoralist, deceaséd. 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898’’: Notice is hereby given that all 
creditors and other persons having any debt or claim 
upon or affecting the estate of Richard Townshend, 
the abovenamed deceased, who died at Roseville on 
the 25th day of May, 1922, and probate of whose will 
was, on the 21st day of August, 1922, granted by the 
Supreme Court of New South Wales to Marian Lucey 
Cammack Townshend, the executrix named in the said 
will, are hereby required to send in full particulars of 
their claims to the said executrix, or to the under- 
signed, the solicitor for the said executrix, before the 
30th day of November, 1922, next, after which date 
the executrix will proceed to distribute the assets of 
the said deceased amongst the persons entitled there- 
to, having regard to the debts or claims only of which 
she shall then have had notice; and notice is hereby 
further given that the said executrix will not be 
liable, for the assets or any part thereof so distribu- 
ted, to any person of whose debt or claim she shall 
not have had notice at the time of such distribution.— 
‘Dated this 17th day of October, 1922. , 


HERBERT SMITH, 
Proctor for the said Executrix, 
113 Pitt-street, Sydney. 
1453 , 16s. 





5720 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE. No 149. (20°Oor, 1922, 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. . 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 
In the will of William Vero Read, late of Croydon, 


near Sydney, in the State of New South Wales, . 


gentleman, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the “Wills, Probate. and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,’? and pursuant to ‘‘Testator’s Family 
Maintenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 
1916’’: Notice is hereby given that all creditors and 
other persons having any debts or claims or demands 
against or upon the estate of the abovenamed de- 
ceased, who died on or about the 8th day of Sep- 
tember, 1922, and probate of whose will was granted 
by the Supreme Court of New South Wales, in its 
Probate Jurisdiction, on the 18th day of October, 
1922, to Sarah Ida Read, of Oringi, Liverpool-road. 
Croydon, near Sydney, in the State of New. South 
Wales, widow; Cecil John Read, of 4. Castlereagh- 
street, Sydney, aforesaid, solicitor; and Vero Read, 
of 39 Hunter-street, Sydney, aforesaid, solicitor, 
the executors named in the said will, are hereby 
required to send in particulars of their claims to 
the said executors, or to the undersigned, the 
proctors for the said executors, on or before the 
2nd day of December next, at the expiration of 
which time the said executors will proceed to distri- 
bute the assets of the said deceased among ‘the 
persons entitled thereto, having regard to the debts 
and claims only of which they shall then have had 
notice; and they will not be liable, for the assets so 
distributed, to any person of whose debt or claim 
they shall not. have had notice at the time of such 
distribution.— Dated this 20th day of October, 1922. 


NORTON, SMITH, & CO., 
Proctors for the Executors, 
39 Hunter-street, Sydney. © 


1482 16s. 


—- 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
) PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the estate of Laura Warwick, late of Richmond, 
in. the State of New South Wales, married 
woman, deceased, intestate. 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,’’ and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Main- 
tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916’’: 
Notice is hereby given that all creditors or other per- 
sons having any debt, claim; or demand upon or 
affecting the estate of the abovementioned deceased, 
who died at Richmond aforesaid on the 19th day of 
June, 1890, and administration of whose estate was 
granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 
in its Probate Jurisdiction, on the 21st day of March, 
1922, to John Jackson Paine, of Windsor, in the State 
aforesaid, solicitor, are hereby required to send in par- 
ticulars of their debts, claims, and demands to the 
undersigned on or before the 2nd day of December 
next, at the expiration of which time the said admin- 
istrator will proceed to distribute the assets of the 
said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, 
having regard only to the debts, claims, and demands 
of which he shall then have had notice; and notice is 
hereby further given that the said administrator will 
not be liable, for the assets, or any part thereof so 


distributed, to any person of whose debt, claim, or, 


demand he shall not have had notice at the time of 


such distribution.—Dated this 16th day of October, | 


1922. 
JOHN J. PAINE & CO., 
Proctors for the Administrator, 
Windsor ;. 
and at B.M.A. Building, 
32 Elizabeth-street, Sydney. 
1463 : 


16s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the estate of Samuel James Sithmonds, late of 
 Wangat, near Dungog, in the State of New South 
Wales, labourer, deceased, intestate. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898’’: Notice is hereby. given that every 
creditor or other person having any claim against the 
estate of Samuel James Simmonds, the abovenamed 
deceased, who died on.or about the 2ist day of Decem- 
ber, 1921, and letters of administration of whose estate 


were, on the 28th day of April, 1922, granted by the . 


Supreme Court of New South Wales to [ene Beryl 
Simmonds, of Wangat aforesaid, the widow of the said 
deceased, is hereby required to send particulars in 


writing of such claim to the said Tene Beryl Sim- 
monds, in care of the undersigned, Messieurs Tlliott 
and Waller, at their offices hereunder mentioned, on — 
or before the. 28th day of November, 1922, atthe ex- 
piration of which time the said Ilene Beryl Simmonds 


* will proceed to distribute the assets of the said de 


ceaséd amongst the persons entitled thereto, shaving © 


regard only to the claims of which she then has notice ; 


and notice is hereby given that the said Iene Beryl 
Simmonds will not be lable, for the assets or any part 
thereof so distributed, to any person of whose claim 
se shall not haye had notice at the time of such 
distribution.—Dated this 17th day of October, 1922. 
ELLIOTT AND WALLER, 
ee ; ' Dowling-street, Dungog, 
Proctors for the said Ilene Beryl pa ere 
Ss. 


1464 


In the Stipreme Court of N ew South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION.  _ ie 
In the will and two codicils of Mary Edwards, late of 
Drummoyne, neat Sydney, in the State of New . 
South Wales, widow, deceased. (EGA 
PURSUANT to the “Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,” and the “Testator’s Family Main- 
tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”; 
Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other 


persons having any debt or claim upon or affecting 


the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died on or 
about the 6th day of October, 1921, and probate of 
whose will and codicils was granted by the Supreme 
Court of New South Wales, in its Probate Jurisdic- 
tion, on the 16th day of Novembér, 1921, to Harold 
George Edwards, of Ryde (formerly of Hornsby), soap¢ 
maker, and John Francis Reilly, of Rozelle, cabinet- 
maker, the executors named in the said will and eodi- 
cils, are hereby required to send in particulars of their 
claims to the said Harold George Edwards and John 
Francis Reilly, in care of the undersigned, Messrs. 
Hill,, Wood and Sullivan, at their office hereunder 
mentioned, on or before the 4th day of December. 
1922, at. the expiration of which. time the said execu- 
tors. will proceed to distribute the assets of the said 
deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, having 
regard only to the claims of which they then have 
notice: and notice is hereby given that the said execu- 
tors will not be liable, for the assets or any part there- 
ct so distributed, to any person of whose claim they 
shall not have had notice at the date of such distri- 


bution. : te ae 
HILL, WOOD, AND SULLIVAN, 
Proctors for the Executors, — 
Dalton House, 
115 Pitt-street, Sydney. 
1465 16s. 





‘In the Supreme Court of New. South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Eleanor Harriet Riley, late of Burwood, 
near Sydney, in the State of New South Wales, 
widow, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,’ and pursuant to ‘‘Testator’s Family 
Maintenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: 
Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other 
persons having any debts or claiths or detnands 
against or upon the estate of the abovenamed de- 
ceased, who died on or about the 4th day of August, 
1922, and probate of whose will. was granted by the 


Supreme Court of New South Wales, in its Probate 


Jurisdiction, on the 12th day of October, 1922, to Lily 
Birkenhead Speer, of Tulloona, Park-road, Burwood, 
near Sydney, in the State of New South Wales, widow, 
and May Birkenhead Riley, of the same. place, spin- 
ster, the executrices named in the said atl are here 
by required to send in particulars. of their claims to 
the said executrices, or to the undersigned, the proow 
tors for the said executrices, on or before the ond. day 
of December next, at the expiration of which time the — 
said exectitrices will proceed to distribute the assets 
of the said deceased among the persons entitled there- 
to, having regard to the debts and claims only of 
which they shall then have had notice; and they will | 
not be liable,, for the assets so distributed, to any 
person of whose debt or claim they shall not have had 
notice at, the time of such distribution.—Dated this 
20th day of October, 1922. By 
NORTON, SMITH, & CO., 
Proctors for the Hxecutrices, 
; _ 389 Hunter-street, Sydney. 

1466 i Ag a ae 16s 









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In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (114,552) 

PROBATE JURISDICTION. © 

In the will of Samuel Peter Anker, late of 25 William- 

ane, Woolloomooloo, Sydney, in the State of New 
South Wales, labourer, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 


tion Act, 1898,’ and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Main- 


tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916’: 
Notice is hereby given that every creditor or other 
person having any claim against the estate of Samuel 
Peter Anker, the abovenamed deceased, who died on 
or about the 15th day of April, 1922, and. probate of 
whose will was, on the 27th day of September, 1922, 
granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 
in its Probate Jurisdiction, to Arthur Bertie Lucas, 
of Boorooma Station, near Walgett, in the said State, 
station-hand, the sole executor named in the said will 
as Arthur Lucas, is hereby reqtiired to send parti- 
culars of such claim to the said executor, in care of 
the undersigned, on or before the 23rd day of 
November, 1922, at the expiration of which time the 
said executor will proceed to distribute the assets 
of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled 
thereto, having regard only to the claims of which 
he shall then have notice; and notice is hereby further 
given that the said executor will not be liable, for 
the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any 
person of whose claim he shall not have had notice 
at the time of such distribution._—Dated this. 19th 
day of October, 1922. 


ALBERT CHARLES ROBERTS, 
Proctor for the Executor, 


194 Elizabeth-street, Sydney. 


1514 18s. 6d. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


Ea the matter of the estate of Sylvester Ambrose 


Thompson, late of Queanbeyat, in the State of 
New South Wales, mail contractor, deceased, 
intestate. 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898’: Notice is hereby given, that every 


- ereditor or other person having any debt or claim 


upon or affecting the estate. of Sylvestér Ambrose 
Thompson, the abovenamed deceased, who died on or 
about the 26th day of July, 1922, and administration 
of whose estate was, on the 5th day of October, 1922, 
granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales 
to the Public Trustee, is herehy. required to send 
particulars in writing of their debt or claim to the 
said Public Trustee on or before the 12th day of 
November, 1922, at the expiration of which time the 
said Public Trustee will proceed to distribute the 
assets of the said deceased. amongst the persons 
entitled thereto, having regard to the debts or claims 
only, of which he then has notice; and notice is hereby 
further given. that the said Public Trustee will. not 
be liable, for the assets or any part thereof so distri- 
buted, to any person of whose debt or claim he shall 
not have had notice at the time of such distribution. 


ttf ; T. W. GARRETT, : 
Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 

12th October, 1922. . 

1432 16s. 





eat 


Tn the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. > 
In the matter. of the estate of Jack Richard Conduit, 
late of Five Dock, in the State of New South 


Wales, artificial flower manufacturer, deceased, 
intestate. _ 


fo PURSUANT to the, “Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion. 
_ ereditor or other person having any debt or claim 
' upon or affecting the estate of Jack Richard Conduit, 


Act, 1898’’: Notice is hereby given that every 


"NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 149. 


the abovenamed deceased, who died on or about the | 


20th day of July, 1922, and administration of whose. 


estate was, on the 26th day of September, 1922, 
granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales to 
the Public Trustee, is hereby required to send par- 


ticulars in writing of their debt or claim to the said — 


Public Trnstee on or before the 17th day of Novem- 


ber, 1922, at the expiration of which time the said 


Public Trustee will proceed to distribute the asgets of 
the said<deceased amongst the persons entitled there- 


_ to, having regard to the debts or claims only of which 


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he then has notice; and notice is hereby further given 
that the said Public Trustee will not be liable, for the 
assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any person 
of whose debt or claim he shall not have bad notice at 
the time of such distribution. 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Culwulla Chambers. Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
13th October, 1922. 
1433 


16s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 
In the matter of the estate of William John Cowl, 
late of Boulder, in the State of Western Australia, 


and formerly of Broken Hill, in the State of New 
South Wales, miner, deceased, intestate. 


“PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 


tion Act, 1898’: Notice is hereby given that every 
creditor or other person haying any debt or claim upon 
or affecting the estate of William John Cowl, the 
abovenamed deceased, who died on or about the 18th 
day of March, 1922, and administration of whose 
estate was, on the 29th day of September, 1922, 
granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales 
to the Public Trtistee, is hereby requiréd to send 
particilats in writing of their debt or claim to the 
said Public Trustee on or before the 16th day of 
Noyveinber, 1922, at the expiration of which time the 
said Public Trustee will proceed to distribute the 
assets of the said deceased amongst the persons 


‘entitled thereto, having regard to the debts or claiiis 


only of which he then has notice; and notice is hereby 
further given that the said Public Trustee will not 
be liable, for the assets or any part thereof so distri- 
buted, to any person of whose debt or claim he shall 
not have had notice at the time of such distribution. 


} T. W. GARRETT, 
Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 


13th October, 1922. ; 
1434 16s. 
———— Oe el 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATH JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of Albert Ashworth, Inte 
of Woollahra, in the State of New South Wales, 
tramway employee, deceased,’ 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,’’ and the ‘‘“Testator’s, Family _Main- 
tenance. and. Guardianship of. Infants. Act, 1916’’: 
Notice is hereby. given, that. every ereditor or other 
person having any debt or claim upon or affecting the 
estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died on er 
about the lst day of August, 1922, and letters of 
administration, with, the will annexed of whose estate 
were, on the l4th day of September, 1922, granted 
by the Supreme Court of New South Wales to the 
Public Trustee, is hereby required to send particulars 
in writing of their debt.or claim to the said Public 
Trustee on or before the {ath day of November, 
1922, at the expiration of which time the said Public 
Trustee will proceed to distribute the assets of the 
said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, 
having regard to the debts or claims only of which 
he then has notice; and notice is hereby further given 
that the said Public Trustee will not be liable, for 
the assets oy any part thereof so distributed, to any 
person of whose debt or claim hé shall not have had 
notice at the time of stich distribution. 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney 
13th October, 1922. 
1435 


16s 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 
In the matter of the estate of Greta Reid, late of 


Surry Hills, in the State of New South Wales, 
widow, deceased, intestate. 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 


tion Act, 1898’’: Notice is hereby given that every 
creditor or other person having aiiy debt or claim upon 
or affecting the estate of Greta Reid. the abovenamea 
deceased, who died on or about the 22nd day of April 
1922, and administration of whose estate was, on the 
12th day of July, 1922, granted by the Supreme Court 
of New South Wales to the Public Trustee, 


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required to send particulars in writing of their debt or 
claim to the said Public Trustee on or before the 19th 
day of November, 1922, at the expiration of which 
time the said Public Trustee will proceed to distribute 
the assets of the said deceased amongst the persons 
entitled thereto, having regard to the debts or claims 
only of which he then has notice; and notice is hereby 
further given that the said Public Trustce will not be 
liable, for the assets or any part thereof so distributed, 
to any person of whose debt or claim he shall not have 
hed notice at the time of such distribution. 


: T. W. GARRETT. 
Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
18th Octobez, 1922. 
1520 16s. 





Re William Godde, late of Albury, in the State of 
New South Wales, farmer, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘“‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,’ and the ‘“Testator’s Family Majin- 
tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916’: 
Notice 1s hereby given that all persons having any 
claims upon or interest in the estate of the above- 
named deceased, who died at Albury aforesaid on the 
7th day of July, 1922. are hereby required to send 
in full particulars of their claims to the undersigned, 
the proctors for the executors of the will of the said 
deceased, before the 16th day of December next, after 


which date the said executors will proceed to distri-_ 


bute the assets, having regard only to the claims of 
which they shall then have notice.—Dated this 16th 
day of October, 1922. 
EMERSON AND TIETYENS, 
Proctors for the Executors, 
Dean-street, Albury. 
1472 16s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Charles Wilson, late of East Wardell, 
in ee State of New South Wales, farmer, de- 
ceased, 


PURSUANT to the “Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,’’ and the ‘‘Testator’s. Family Main- 
tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916’: 
Notice is hereby given that every creditor or other 
person having any claim against the estate of the 
abovenamed deceased, who died on or about the 22nd 
day of April, 1899, and probate of whose will was 
granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 
in its Probate Jurisdiction, on the 3rd day of Novem- 
ber, 1899, to Charles Joseph Wilson and James Wil- 
. son, both of East Wardell aforesaid, and both farmers 
the executors named in the said will, are hereby 
required to send in particulars of their claims to 
the said executors, in care of the undersigned, on or 
before the 30th day of November next, at the expira- 
tion of which time the said executors. will proceed 
to distribute the assets of the said deceased among the 
persons entitled thereto, having regard to the debts 
and claims only of which they shall then have had 
notice; and the said executors will not be liable 
for the assets so distributed, to any person of whose 
ae se oan ey not have had notice at the 
e of suc istribution,— j 7 
Gevehen) tare: on.—Dated this 14th day of 


ALFRED RAYMOND BEST, 
Proctor for the Executors, 


Bi ‘ ’ River-street, Ballina. 
14! 32 16s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION, 


In the will of William Longbottom, late of Chichest 
in the State of New South Wales, farmer, ae ce 


PURSUANT to the “Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898”: Notice is hereby given that every 
creditor or other person having any claim against the 
estate of William Longbottom, the abovenamed de. 
ceased, who died on or about the 25th day of March, 
1922, and probate of whose will was, on the Ist day of 
June, 1922, granted by the Supreme Court of New 
South Wales to William Moore and Richard Parkes 
Whitehouse, the executors in the said will named. is 
hereby required to send particulars in writing of such 
claim to the said William Moore and Richard Parkes 
Whitehouse, 


¢ 


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_ NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZEYTE, No. 149. (20 Oor, 1922. 





Elliott. and Waller, at their offices hereunder mer 
tioned, on or before the 1st day of December, 1922, aw 
the expiration of which time the said William Mooré 
and Richard Parkes Whitehouse will proceed to dis- 
tribute the assets of the said deceased amongst the 
persons entitled thereto, having regard only to the 
claims of which they shall then have notice; and notice 
is hereby given that the said William Moore and 
Richard Parkes Whitehouse will not be liable, for the 
assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any person 
of whose claim they shall not have had notice at the 
time of such distribution.—Dated this 20th day of 
October, 1922. 
ELLIOTT AND WALLER, 
Dowling-street, Dungog, ay 
Prectors for the said William Moore and Richard 
Parkes Whitehouse. re 
8. 


1487 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will and codicils of Louisa Alice Bundock, 
late of Sydney, in the State of New South Wales, 
_ spinster, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘“‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898”: Notice is hereby given that all 
creditors and other persons having any claims or 
demands against or upon the estate of the above- 
named deceased, who died at Sydney on the 25th day 
of August, 1922, are hereby required to send in full © 
particulars of their claims and demands upon the 
‘said estate to the Perpetual Trustee Company Limi- 
ted, 83-39 Hunter-street, Sydney, the executor to 
whom probate was granted by the Supreme Court 
of New South Wales on the 13th day of October, 
1922, on or before the 2nd day of December next, 
in default whereof the said Perpetual Trustee Com- 
pany Limited will, after the lastmentioned date, pro- 
ceed to administer the estate and distribute the assets 
among the parties entitled thereto, having regard 
only to the claims and demands of which they shall 
then have notice; and the said Company will not be 
liable, for the assets or any part thereof so distri- 
buted, to any person of whose claim they shal] not 
have had notice at the time of such distribution.— 
Dated this 17th day of October, 1922. 


For Perpetual Trustee Company Limited, 
R. L. MASSIE, 
Acting Manager. 


Norton, Smita & Coy., Proctors. i 
1481 3 16s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will and codicil of Francis Anthony Angeli- 
netta, late of Douglas-street, Stanmore, in the 
State of New South Wales, warehouse manager, 
deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,’’ and pursuant to ‘‘Testator’s Family 
Maintenance and. Guardianship of Infants Act, 
1916’ : Notice is hereby given tend all creditors and 
other persons having any claims or demands against 
or upon the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who 
died at Stanmore on 20th August, 1922, are hereby 
required to send in full particulars of their claims 
and demands upon the said estate to the Perpetual 
Trustee Company Limited, 33-39 Hunter-street, 
Sydney, the executor of the will of the said deceased, 
to whom probate was granted by the Supreme Court 
of New South Wales on 6th October, 1922, on or 
before the 4th day of December next, in default 
whereof the said Perpetual Trustee Company Limited 
will, after the lastmentioned date, proceed to ad- 
minister the estate and distribute the assets among 
the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to 
the claims and demands of which they shall then 
have notice; and the said Company will not be 
liable, for the assets or any part thereof so distri- 
buted, to any person of whose claim they shall not 
have had notice at the time of such distribution.— 
Dated this 17th day of October, 1922. 


For Perpetual Trustee Company Limited, 


R. L. MASSIE, 
Acting Manager. 

Messrs. CAPE AND Kent, Proctors. 
1486 : 16s. 








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In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION, 
In the will of Sarah, Ann Tamsett, late of St. Peters, 
- near Sydney. in the State of New South Wales, 
widow, deceased. > es 
PURSUANT to the “Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion’ Act, 1898,” and pursuant to the ‘Testator’s 
Family Maintenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 
1916”: Notice is hereby given that all creditors and 
other persons having any claims or demands against 
or upon the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who 
died at St. Peters aforesaid, on the 30th day of March, 
1922, and probate of whose will was, on the 14th day of 
June, 1922, granted by the Supreme Court of New 
South Wales, in its Probate , Jurisdiction, to Ross 
Saywell, the sole executor named in the said will, are 
hereby required to send in full particulars of their 
claims and demands upon the said estate to the said 
executor, at the office of the undersigned, on or before 
the Ist.day of December, 1922, in default whereof the 
said executor will, after tiie lastmentioned date, pro- 
ceed to administer the estate and distribute the assets 
amongst the parties entitled thereto, having regard 
only to the claims and demands of which he shall then 
have had notice; and the said executor will not be 
liable, for the assets or any part thereof so distributed, 
to any person of whose claim he shall not have had 
notice at the time of such distribution.—Dated this 
19th day of October, 1922, 


HAROLD T. MORGAN AND MORGAN, 
’ Procters for the Executor, 
Ocean House, . 
aa 34 Martin-place, Sane, 


s 


1490 


~~ In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTEON. 


In the will of Robert. McDonald, late of Petersham, 


near Sydney, in the State of New South Wales, 


gentleman, deceased. 
PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,’ and the ‘‘Lestator’s Family Main- 
tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: 
Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other 


_ persons having any claim upon or affecting the 





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estate of the abovenamed deceased,, who died on the 
4th day of July, 1922, are hereby required to’ send 
in full particulars of their claims to George Donald 
Hilliard, the executor in the said will named, at the 
office of the undersigned, before the Ist day of Decem- 
ber next, after whieh date the said executor will 
proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased 
among the parties entitled thereto, having regard 
to the debts and claims only of which he shall then 
have had notice: and the said executor will not. be 
liable, for the assets or any part thereof so distri- 
buted, to any person of whose claim he shall not have 
had notice at the time of such distribution._-Dated 
this 19th day of October, 1922, — 
SALWEY AND PRIMROSE, 
. Proctors ior the Hxecutor, 

34 Martin-place, Sydney. 

16s. 


_[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898. ] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (23,047) 
_IN. BANKRUPTCY. Sune 
Re Alfred Patrick Ryan, of 39 Elcho-street, Hamilton. 
NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order 
has this day been made against the abovenamed bank- 
rupt, on the petition of Ivy Irene Harvey, and Mr. 
C. F. W. Lloyd appointed to be the Official Assignee.— 
Dated at Sydney, this 16th day of October, 1922. 
N. ©. LOCKHART, ; 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Free 


1498 





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_ [Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898. | 
In the Supreme 


Court. of New South Wales. — (23,064) 
aN: IN BANKRUPTCY. 

Norman Elsmore D’Arcy, of Woolwich-road, Hun- 
ter’s Hill, and carried on business at Turramurra, 


motor engineer. . 


Re 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order » 


has this day been made against the abovenamed bank- 


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[2782] 


rupt, on the petition of the debtor, and Mr. W. H. 
Palmer appointed to be the Official Assignee.—Dated 
at Sydney, this 14th day of October, 1922. ‘ 
te -N. C. LOCKHART, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
* Free 


No 149, 20 Ocrovgr, 1922. —6. 


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5723 

[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptey Act, 1898.) 

In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (23,061) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re David John Wildey, of 141 Dar'ey-road, Randwick ; and 
carried on business at 131 Clarence-street, Sydney, importer. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has 
this day been made xgainst the abovenamed bankrupt, on 
the petiticn of the dettor, and Mr. W. H. Palmer appointed 
to be the Official Aesignee.— Dated at Sydney, this 12th day of 
October, 1923. 





N. C. LOCKHART, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
os. 


1508 





| Notice uncer Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898." 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (23,062) 


_ IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re James Gorlon McCallum, Ki Downs, Euston, distiller. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Oider bas this 
day been made ngainet the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of the debtor, and Mr. C. F. W. Lloyd appointed to 
be the Official Assignee.— Dated at Sydney, this 13th day of 
October, 1922. 
N. C. LOCKHART, 

Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


1504 te. 








f Notice under Section Toft the Bankruptcy Act, 1898. ] 
In the Supreme Cowt of New South Wales, — (23,C65) 
IN BANKRUPYCY. 


Re William Frederick Shephard, of 88 Rose-:treet, 
Darlington, horse driver. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made ‘against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of the debtor, and Mr. W. H. Palmer appointed to 
be the Official Assignee.—Dated at Sydney, this 16th day of 


October, 1922. 
N. C. LOCKHART, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
88. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
NOTICH is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the following matters will be held at the Court, Supreme 
Court Building, Elizabeth-street, Sydney, on the Ist day of 
November, 1922, at 10 a.m., or a8 soon after as the course 
of business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote 
thereat, his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in 
Bankruptcy, not later thun the 31st day of October, 1922 :— 
Re Estelle Hendrina Cato (No. 22,914), of 141 Elizabeth- 
* street, Sydney; and carried on business at 91 Market- 
strect, Sydney, stationer and newsagente 
Re A. Stewart (No, 22,982), of “Green Park Hotel,” Darling- 
hurst, and formerly of Tamwerth, motor engineer. 


N. C. LOCKHART, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


Official Assignee—Wittiam Harrinaton Parmer. 





1506 


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14a. 





In the Supreme Couct of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the following matters will be held at the Court, Supreme 
Court Building, Hlizabeth-street, Sydney, on the 3let day of 
October, 1922, at 19 am., or as soon after as the course of 
business will permit. ‘To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, 
his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptey 
not later than the 30th day of October, 1922 :— 


Re John Fiint (No. 23,€36), of McLachlan-avenue, Rush- 
cutters Bay. 

Re the Assigned Estate of Norman Hodges (No. 22,995), 

trading es ‘‘Hodges & Co.”, of 371 Put-street, Sydney, 


tailor. 


Re Frederick Cecil Wilson (No 28,007), of 345 New South 


Head road, Sydney. 
Re Ernest Maitland Armstrong 
street, Sydney, hotelkeeper. 


N. C. LOCKHART, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 

Official Assignee—Cuarirs Farrrax WATKBLOU Luoyy. 

1507 28s. 


(No. 22,961), of Bourke-~ 





5724. 





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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 149, [20 Ocr, 1992, 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re Andrew Richmond Ware, of Lismore, dealer. 
NOTIOE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the above matter will be held at the Court-house, Lismore, 
before: the’ District. Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the 6th 
day of: November, 1922, at 10 a.m., or as soon after as the 
course of business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote 
thereat, his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in 
Bankruptcy, Hlizabeth-street, Sydney, not later than the Ist 


day of November, 1922. 

' oe N. 0. LOCKHART, 

: 5 Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Official Assignce—CHARLES Farrrax Waterioo Lion. : 
1508 é 8. 





In ine Supreme Court of New South Wales. (23,056) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. — 
Re Arthur Ernest Bourne, of 40 Gulliver-street, Hamilton, 
miller, ; 
NOTIOK is hereby given that the Single Meeting of oreditors in 
the above matter will be held at the Court-house, Newcastle, 
before the District Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the 6th day 
of November, 1922, at 10 a.m., or as soon after as the course 
of business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, 
his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 
Elizabeth-street, Sydney, not later than the Ist day of 
November, 1922. C 
N. 0, LOCKHART, 
Registrar in Bankruptey. 


Official Assignee--OHARLES FarrFAx WATERLOO Liorp. 
1509 , z 73. 
Inthe Supreme Court of New South Wales. (23,059) 
anh IN BANKRUPTCY, + 





. Re Malcolm Charles Scott, of Kempsey, motor mechanic. | 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of Creditors 


in the above matter will be held at the Court-house, Kempsey, | 
before the District Registrar in. Bankruptcy, on the 6th day of | 
November, 1922, at 10 a.m.; or as soon after as the course | 
To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, | 


of business will permit. 
his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 


Elizabeth-street, Sydney, not later than the Ist day of | 


November, 1922. 
N. C. LOCKHART, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Official Assignee—OHARLES Farrrax WATERLOO Liowo, 
41510 7s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. | : (No. 23,008) 


iN BANKRUPTCY, 


Re Gordon Wolseley Bray, of Carrington-street, Sydney. — 


NOTION is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 


in the above matter will be held at the Office of the Official © 


Assignee, 47 WBlizabeth-strect, Sydney, on the 6th day of 
November, 1922, at 11 a.m., or as soon after as the course of 
business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, his 


proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, - 


not later than the 6th day of November, 1922, 


N. C. LOCKHART, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


Officis] Assignee—WILLIAM HARRINGTON PaLMER, 
1611 rs 7s. 





[Notice of Application for a Certificate of Discharge. ] 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (21,908) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. . 
Re Harold James MeClintock, of The Trossachs, 
Macpherson-street, Cremorne, accountant, 
To the Official Assignee and Creditors, . 
TAKE NOTICE that Harold. James McClintock 
intends to apply to the Court, Supreme Court Build- 
ing, Elizabeth-street, Sydney, on Wednesday, the 15th 
day of November, 929° at 10 a.m., or as soon after- 


wards as the course of business will admit, that a. 


Certificate of Discharge be granted to him under and 
according to the provisions of the ‘‘Bankruptcy Act, 
1898,’’—-Dated this 19th day of October, 1922. 


WILLIAM CHARLES SHIPWAY,. 
“Solicitor for the Bankrupt, 
..- 5). 113 Pitt-street, vane 


1500 10s. 


(22,868) 


1 1456 


; [Notice of Application for a Certificate of Discharge.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


Sout (22,672) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


| Re Phillip Buchanan, of 15 O’Conhell-street, Sydney. © 


To the Official Assignee and Creditors. 


TAKE NOTICE that I, Phillip Buchanan, intend to 


apply to the Court, Supreme Court Building, Eliza- 


beth-street, Sydney, on Tuesday, the 7th day of 


November, 1922, at 10 a.m., or as soon afterwards as 


the course of business will admit, that a Certificate of 


Discharge be granted to me, under and according to 
the provisions of the ‘‘Bankruptcy Act, 1898.’’—Dated 
this 14th day of October, 1922. 

aa PHILLIP BUCHANAN. 
Norton, Smiru & Co., j ; 


Solicitors for Applicant, 
39 Hunter-street, Sydney. 
10s. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 

IN BANKRUPTCY. 
es Noricr ro Crepitors. 
ACCOUNTS and plans of distribution in the under- 
mentioned estates, showing dividends as specified here- 
under, are now filed in the Office of the Registrar in 
Bankruptcy, Supreme Court Building, Elizabeth- 
street, Sydney, for the inspection of persons inter- 








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ested; and notice is hereby given that such accounts 


and plans will be submitted to the Court for confirma- 

tion on Monday, the 6th November, 1922, at 10 a.m., 

if not previously objected to :— ; 

Thomas Henry Turner, of Forbes (No, 22,791), a first 
account and plan of distribution showing payment 
in full of two Crown claims; and a dividend of 


. eighteen shillings and threepence in the £ on two 


preferential..claims for rent and wages only. 






William Alfred Brookes, of Schofield’s, near River- — 


stone, labourer (No. 22,820), a first account and 
' plan of distribution showing payment of a divi- 
dend of four shillings and one penny and one- 


eighth of a penny in the £ on all proved concur- | 


rent claims. és asia 
The assigned estate of Arthur Gladstone Keegan and 
Arthur Ernest Darnley, trading as ‘‘Darnley’s 


Railway Stores,”’ of Orange (No. 22,891), a first 


account and plan of distribution showing payment 
of a dividend of seven shillings and seven-eighths 
of a penny in the £ on all proved ‘concurrent 
claims, 

Francis Carl Strauss, of Brocklesby, commission agent 


(No. 22,898), a first acconnt and vlan of distribu- 


tion showing payment in full of four preferential 


claims for rent and wages (£107 4s.), a dividend of © 
one shilling and threepence in the £ on all proved ~ 


concurrent claims, and a balance of £36 5s. 6d. 
carried forward to the credit of the estate. 
Accounts current only in the following estates :— 

No. 22,870, Charles Carlisle Divigi Smith, trading as 
‘Smith & Co.,” of 441 Oxford-street, Paddington, 
contractor. - Hao ile 

No. ae John Menzies, of Dubbo, land and estate 
agent. — 

No. 22,989. James Gwynne. Williams, of 2 Stuart- 
street, Manly, and carried on business at 2 0’Con- 
nell-street, Sydney, as ‘‘James 
paper merchant and importer. 

C. F, W. 


182 Phillip-street, Sydney, 
19th October, 1922. 
1493 : 


ILOYD, 1. em 
Official Assignee. 


‘get 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales.. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. | 
Norice to CrepiTors. 


ACCOUNTS with plans of distribution in the under- 
mentioned estates, showing dividends as specified, are 





now filed in the office of the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 


Supreme Court Building, Elizabeth-street, Sydney, for 
the inspection of persons interested ; and notice is here- 
by given that sueh accounts and plans will be submit- 
ted to the Court for confirmation on Monday, the 6th 
November, 1922, if not previously objected to :— 


Assigned estate of Arthur Charles Campbell, of 6 Eliza- ; 
- beth-street, Paddington, baker (No. 22,917), an. 
amended first account and plan of distribution — 


showing payment of a dividend of twenty shillings 
in the £ on four preferential claims, a dividend of 
five shillings in the £ on all proved concurrent 
> claims, and a b; 


ward to the credit of the estate, ; 





W. Williams,”’ 


alance of £84 1s. 2d. carried for- — 








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' Aleck George Milner and Alfred Baldwin, ‘trading as 


‘Milner and Baldwin,’’ of Malcolm-lane, off Ham- 
_ ilton-street, Sydney (No. 22,920), a first account 
and plan of distribution showing payment of a 
dividend of eighteen shillings and threepence in 
the £ on one Crown. claim. 

Hoani Halbert, of 363 Pitt-street, 954 George-street 
West, and 132 Liverpool-street, Sydney, music 
dealer (No. 22,948), a first account and plan of 
distribution showing payment of a dividend of 
twenty shillings in the £ on one Crown claim, a 
dividend of four shillings in the £ on all proved 
concurrent claims, and a balance of £120 13s. 8d. 
carried forward to the credit of the estate. 


Also accounts current only in the undermentioned 


estates :— 5 
No. 22,920. Separate estate of Alfred Baldwin, of 
Nestle Brae, First-street, Canterbury. 
No. 22,934. 
Bondi, carrier. 


No. 22,937. Elijah John Booth, of 10 Raglan-street, 


Darlington, labourer. ot 
WILLIAM HARRINGTON PALMER, 

© Official Assignee. 

47 Elizabeth-street, Sydney, 

19th October, 1922, ‘ 

L5OL. +, ’ 18s. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


Between Reginald John Grainger, of Greville-street, 
Chatswood, builder, plaintiff; and Louis Noedl, 
defendant. — 5 


“WHEREAS an action has been commenced in this 


Court at the suit of the abovenamed Reginald John 
Grainger against the abovenamed Louis Noedl, to 
recover one hundred and three pounds fourteen 


‘ shillings (£103 14s.), and the following is the plain- - 


tiff’s cause of action:—That on the 2lst June, 1921, 
the said sum was due to him as the balance of pay- 
ment for work done, material supplied, and money 
paid for and on behalf of defendant by. the plaintiff at: 
the request of the defendant, full particulars whereof 
have been delivered to the defendant, and which 
exceed three folios; and it being alleged that the said 
Louis Noedl does not reside within the jurisdiction 


-of this Court, a writ of foreign attachment has been 
-issued,, returnable on the first day of November next, 


wherein Herbert Henry Hankins and Horace Bassett 


' are garnishees, notice is hereby given thereof; and 


if at any time before final judgment in this action 
the said Louis Noedl, or any person on his behalf, 
will give the security and notice, and file the appear- 
ance and plea required in that behalf by the ‘‘Com- 
mon Law Procedure Act, 1899,’ the attachment. may 
be dissolved. se oe op ‘ 
Dated this 16th day of October, 1922. 

ERNEST H. WARD, 

Plaintiff’s Attorney, 

i 89 Pitt-street, Sydney. 

1478 oe. 18s, 





LOST, from Belmore, 8th October,—One bay draught horse, 
7 years old, white star on forehead, white hind feet, scar on off 
hind leg, brand indistinct (blotched), 18 hands high. 
G. R. SMITH, 
_ Araluen, Lucerne-street, 


Belmore. | 
1461 “4s, 


LOST, from Lidcombe, 1st October,—One bay mare, aged, 
black points, 15 hands, branded WP near shoulder, blind left 
eye; also one light-bay pony mare, 12 hands, black points, 
branded like ee or eGe near shoulder. ~ 
E. BROWN, ‘fy 
109 Joseph-street, 

- Lidcombe. 
1491. 5s. 
LOST, from Punchbowl, 13th October,—One brown gelding, 
pe hind fetlock, aged, clipped, branded WJ on near 
shoulder. : 


Re | JOHN NICHOLSON, | 


Boulevarde, 
Punchbowl. 


i 1512 bey ore | ; As. 


LOST, from Guildford, 14th October,—One active draught 


am elding, 17 hands, white hind fetlock, white front leg, white 


stripe on forehead, stable gall near shoulder, aged, ( 
i iso ae .A. J. RIDLEY, 
' < 63 \ } j Guildford. 
. 48, 


\ 


Henry Isaac Gillies, of 168 Bondi-road, - 


+ 





—115—2s. 


Cm poundings. 





hd Powndkeepere are raminded that Advertisements of 


Impounded Stock are charged for at the rate of Onn SHILLING 


FOR BACH ANIMAL DESORIBED ; and no such Advertisement witli 
be inserted in ihe Gazette unless accompanied by a renittana¢ 
wiicient to cover the cost of insertion. 











—— 


AUBURN.—Impounded at Auburn, on the 9th day of October, 

~ 1922, from Susan-street, Auburn, by E. H. Styles, im- 
pounding officer; sum due at date of notice, £2 2s, 6d, :— 

Jersey cow, no brands visible, point of horn milking side, 
chain round horn. 


Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 


§. CROUCH, Poundkeeper. 


| 26th October, 1922, 


1477—1s, 





BIMBI.—Impounded at Bimbi, on the 11th day of October, 
1922, from Bimbi Common, by W. Coleman, common 
ranger; sum due at date of notiee, £2 3s. :— 

Light draught bay stallion, like Jf off shoulder, blaze, off 

- hind foot white, white in side, hind fetlock slight grey, 
patch off fore fetlock, fresh cut above near knee, about 2 
years, about 14 hands. 


Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
2nd November, 1922. 


1476—1s. G. COLEMAN, Poundkeeper. 


aes Lee 





BRUSHGROVE.-—Impounded at Brushgrove, on the 2nd day 

of October, 1922, from Brushgrove-Maclean roads, by 

- impounding officer, Harwood Shire; sum due at date of 
notice, }6s8. 6d. each :— 


' Bay gelding, branded JP L, aged. 


Chestnut gelding, branded 4, aged. 


Chestnut mare, branded 394. 
Brown gelding, branded (, 8 years. 
oO 


Roan cow, branded MW W): 


If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
25th October, 1922. 


1458—5s. G. YAGER, Poundkeeper. 





— 


* CARGO.—Impounded at Cargo, on the 12th day of October, 


1922, from Gum Flat, by impounding officer; sum due at 
date of notice, 16s. :— 


Red bull calf, unbranded, 10 months. 


If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 


| 27th October, 1922. 


1455—-1s. J. WHITH, Poundkeeper. 





COOTAMUNDRA.—Impounded at Cootamundra, on the 13th 
day of October, 1922, by H. Quinlan, Cootamundra ; sum 
due at date of notice, £3 10s,:— 


| Two roan steers, branded like td, tip off right ear, 8 months. 


Yellow and white heifer, no brands visible, earmarked, double 
notch ears, 8 months, 

Black and whito heifer, double notch ears, 9 months. 

Red and white heifer, branded like td, tip off right ear, 8 
months. : 

Roan heifer, no brands visible, earmarked, double notch ears. 


If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
26th October, 1922. 


147 4—6s, A, ARMSTRONG, Poundkeeper. 





-CURRABUBULA.—Impounded at Currabubula, on the 12th 


day of October, 1922, from Currabubula, by K. G. Cory ; 
sum due at date of notice, 12s, :— 


Light draught chestnut mare, branded /\/ over ——=, 5 years, 
154 hands. 


If not released, will be sold at fits Pound at noon on the 


* 26th October, 1922. & 


1449—-1s. W. LYNCH, Poundkeeper. 


ee 


DENILIQUIN.—Impounded at Deniliquin, on the 11th day 
of October, 1922, from Morago, by Mr. Davey ; sum due 
at date of notice set after each animal :— 


Grey mare, like [,« near shoulder, aged; £1 12s. 6d. 
Also, same date, from Cornalla, by M. and W. Hogan :— 
Bay mare, like M near shoulder, about 4 years; £1 15s. 6d, 
If not released, will he sold at this Pound at noon on b 


2nd November, 1922. 
M. PRIEST, Poundkeeper, 


5726 





DRAKE. —Impounded at Drake, on the 9th day of October, 
1922, from Oak Hollow, Drake, by John Hynes :— 

Yellow Jersey bullock, «4 over R near rump, “cee 3” ages 4 
years. 


marked, 2 years. 
Spotted roan bullock, 2— near rump, ear-marked, 4 years. 
Red ate white dairy ‘bullock, FT off rump, top off near ear, 
years, 
If not released, will be sold according to Impounding Act. ; 


1439—4s, @. DOYLE, Poundkeeper. Se 





October, 1922, from Prospect, eugey rs) by J. Bonhan; 
sum due at date of notice, £1 1s. : 
Black pony gelding, C,over X near grades, small star, hind 


foot white, 144 hands. i 


If not released, rill be sold at this Pound at noon on ne 
9th November, 2 


1489—1s. W. NIVEN, Poundkeeper. | j- 





EUGOWRA =. ntppanded at Eugowra, on the 13th day of 
October, 1922,. frem Prospect, Eugowra, by J. B. Bon- | 
ham; sum ire at date of notice, 16s. :— 

Bay gelding, branded H over 2, aged, 14 hands, : | 

If not teléesad will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
$th November, 1922. : 


1473—1s. W. NIVEN, Pomdkeeper. 





HORNSBY Aapiauaal at. Hornsby. on the 8rd day of 
October, 1922, from Pennant Hills, by impounding 
officer :— 

Brown mare, like JO near shoulder, white strip forehead, ~ 
off hind foot white, aged, 14 hands. 

Black filly, no brands visible, whit spot forehead, lorg tail, 
2 years, 124 hands. 


If not released, will te sold according to Impoundivg Act.” 
1438—2s. J. McINTYRE, Fgnndk cover, 





LEETON.—Impounded at Leeton, on the 9th day of October, 
1922, from roads, by 8. J. Blumenthal, impounding officer, 
W. C. & I.C.; sum due at date of notice, 128, 3d.:  - > 


Chestnut light-draught gelding, like G2C near shoulder, 
white feet, silver mane, white ar near wether, about: 8 
years. ay ae 


If not released, will be sold at this Pound at ncon on the 
26th October, 1922. 


1444—1s. Ww. ee oo Poundkeeper. 





MANLY. Ue tepadndoee at pana on the 11th day of October, 
1922 from Prit ces3a-promenade, Seaforth, Manly, by G. W. 
Woollett, impounding officer; sum due at date of notice, | 
173. :— 

Dapple-creamy gelding, like IJ R near shoulder, aged, 133 | 
hands, 

Tf not released, will be gld acc»;ding 10 Impounding Act. 
1467—1s. W. WILBOW, Poundkeeper. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 149. 


Red baldy steer, @ over KX near rump, H near ribs, ear- 


| 

EUGOWRA.—Impounded at Eugowra, on the 13th day of | 
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1445—Is, 





[20 Oor., 1922. 


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; MARSDEN. —Impounded at Mareden, on the 14th day of — 


October, 1922, from Marsden Temporary Common, by 
Trustees ; sum due at date of notice, 17s. each :— 


| Bay pony mare. UR (blotched between brands) near shoulder, 


«hind foot white, 2 years, 14 hands. 

Brown mare, (WA over SM near shoulder, white legs, baldy 
face, 3 yeas, 16 hands, .. 

Tf not ‘released, will be sold at this Pound: at noon on 


26th October, 192. 
WwW. EDWARDS, Poundkeeper. 


tne 


1475—2s. 








MO3 38 VALE  Mepoundead at i Moss Vale, on the 12th day of 
October, 1922, from Argyle- Ess by Insyector Raw ; ; sum 
due at date of netice, £1 8s. : 


Chestnut marc, '§ near shoulder, white blaza, te near 
'. hind leg, aged, about 15 bands i 
If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the _ 
26th Octover, 1922. 
1454—1s 


J. DAWSON, Poundkeeper. 





MURRUM BURR ‘ATS Srepaniabe at Agar ea on ie 
1(th day of Oetober, 162’, by order of Mr. Sheean, Harden, 
from growing crops :— 


Red steer, like S or & (very foint) near rump, earmarked near 
ear, white spots, about 23 years. 


Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon cn the 


Sth November, 1922, 
Bos 6—I1s. M. O’DWYER, pate eee 


NARRANDERA.—Impounded at Nerfaud ies, on the 11th 
day of October, 1421, from East-strect, Narrandera, by 
the council’s impounding officer; sum due at date of 
notice, 16s. 2d. :— i 


Blood-bay light spring cart gclding, like J HW (blotched) 
near shoulder, aged, 15 hands. 
If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the, 
26th October, 1922) 
1443—1s. 


NARRANDERA.—Impounded at Narrandera, on the 12th 
day of October, 1922, from Fast-street, Narrandera, by 
the Council’s impounding oflicer; sum due at date of 
notiee, 12, 2d.:— . 

Red bull calf, no brante visfble, 6 mouths. 

If not released, wiil be. sold at this Pound at noon on the 

26th October, 1922. 





G. MOLONEY, Poundkeeper. 





G. MOLONEY, Poundkeeper. a 


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PEAK HILL.—Impounded at Peak Hill, on the 11th day of 
October, 1922, from Yeronga Park, Peak Hill, by D. A. 
McCarron; sum due at date of nottce, £1 12s.:— 

Nineteen merin® sheep (including 18 ewes, 4 wethers, 2 lambs), 
branded OK, ear-marked two halt-pennies, from 2-tooth 
to full mouth. 

If not released, will be sold according to Impounding Act. 


1448—1s, J. BAKES, Poundkeeper. 


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[2654 ] 


Court of Industrial Arbitration, 





Sa el 


New South Wales, 
Sydney, 12th October, 1922, 


IN pursuance of the provisions of the- Industrial Arbitration: “Act, 1912, the eure of 
Arbitration, South Wales, . hereby appoints Mr.. James Young, ot 
Crookston, Cliffbrook-parade, Clovelly, as the Assessor to represent the interests of he o's 
Meivopolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage Employees’ Association ; and Mr. — 
Verdinand James Joseph Henry, 341 ‘Pitt-street, Sydney, as the Assessor to represent 
the interests. of the Board jof Water Supply and Sewerage when the Court sits for the | 
hearing of the application by the Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage | 
Nmployees’ Association a the determination of certain industrial matters arising in and 

in relation to the inchistries and callings in respect of which the Water SUBpLY and 


Sew erage Mmployees (Metropolitan) Board is constituted, "A s oy 
* tor ie 


- ft A 
. ? , : 


Tndustrial New 


“T, ROLIN, Bide sas e Tiealeiae 
‘Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration, 


f ; * . 


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- . time as it may be advised it respect to the hours of females. 













4) tM Same ea Pope ee gaa 
Se te ee, 
Mika) Wipe nee ane ee 3 | 
_ NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No 149. 
£2652 Ja: + +? . — Court of Industrial Arbitration, 
See at, eee Bi g Mig _ New South Wales, 
yt Peat . “ihe. ope pS. : Sydney, 12th October, 1922, 


IN. pursuance of the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, the Court of 
-. Industrial Arbitration, New South .Wales, hereby appoints Mr. Williain Macpherson, 


Rawson Chambers, Rawsen-place, Sydney, as the Assessor to represent the interests: of the 
“Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage Employees’ Association; and Mr. 


~~ Ferdinand James Joseph Henry, 341 Pitt-street, Sydney, as the Assessor to represent 


the interests of the Board of Water Supply and Sewerage when the Court sits for the 
hearing of the application by the Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage 
Employees’ Association for the determination of certain industrial matters arising mM and 


in relation to the industries and callings in respect of which the Water Supply and 


Sewerage Employees (Metropolitan ) Board is constituted.., 
; an Tr ROLEN, 











(22-422.) 5. Aj ne Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 
ci f 4 = 
[2653 ] Court of Industrial Arbitration, 


New South Wales, 
Sydney, 12th October, 1922. 


IN pursuance of the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, the Court of 
Industrial Arbitration, New South Wales, hereby appoints Mr. William Macpherson, 
Rawson Chambers, Rawson-place, Sydney, as the Assessor to represent the interests of the 
Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage Employees’ Association; and Mr. 
Ferdinand James Josepl. Henry, 341. Pitt-street, Sydney, as the Assessor to represent 
the interests of the Board of Water Supply and Sewerage when the Court’ sits for the 
hearing of the application by the Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage 


- Employees’: Association for the determination of certain industrial matters arising in and 


in relation to the industries and callings in respect of which the Water Supply and 
Sewerage Employees (Metropolitan) Board is constituted, 





gg Rea . tT, ROLLIN, 
: (22-423. )" ee 3) - Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 
[2682] ~ Deputy Court of Industrial Arbitration, New South Wales, 


For the District of Newcastle, 

, : : Newcastle, 19th September, 1922. 

IN pursuance of ihe provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, the Deputy Court 
of Industrial Arbitration, New South Wales, for the district of Neweastle, hereby appoints 


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Mr. P. G. Wall, of Coolah-read, Hainilton West, Newcastle, as the Assessor to represent 


the interests of the Hunter District Board of Water Supply and Sewerage Hmployees’ 
Association; and Mr. J. M. C. Corlette, care of Hunter District Board of Water Supply 
and Sewerage, Newcastle, as the Assessor to represent the interests of the Hunter District 
Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, when the Court sits for the hearing of the application 
by the Hunter District Board of Water Supply and Sewerage Employees’ Association for 
the determination of certain industrial matters arising in and in relation to the industries 
and eallings in respect of which the Water Supply and Sewerage Employees (Hunter 








District) Board is constituted. , ane 
an H. R. CURLEWIS, ’ : 
CDG 8-225) Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 
; A2GBS Ee oo eo ans Wee és. Industrial Registrar's Office, 


K Sydney, 20th October, 1922. 
THE following Order of the Court varying the Award of the Court, published in Government Gazette, 


of the 2nd June, 1922 (21 I.G, 1459), made in and in relation to the industries and callings in respect 


of which the Laundry Employees (State) Board is constituted (constitution published at page 1435 of 
No. 37 of Government Gazette, dated 24th February, 1922—see also Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi, page 
324), as varied by Order .of the Court published. in Government Gazette of 11th August, 1922 
(22 I.G. 335), is published in accordance with the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, 
and the Regulations thereunder. = i 

jattard) ees ae F. W. KITCHING, 


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(No. 3,520.) Gon wpe one ee Industrial Registrar. 


IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
See a ‘ No. 468 of 1922. . 
ae ak P oe Da 3 _ Laundry Employees (State) Board. 
Application. by the: Employers’ Federation of New South Wales, Industrial Union of Employers. 
Sas eee rc Wednesday, the llth day of October, 1922. ; 
oe Laundry Employees (Cumberland and Northumberland) Award. 
or Gh dy ye etes a Ste ee ares Variation. 
Ge ties Se _ (Eight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1922). ND, 
Bere §. Delete clause 1, Hours of Labour, ot the said Award, gazetted 2nd June, 1922, and substitute 
in liew thereof the following clause :— ‘ 
De roped Um Sees Pe nite rig 1, Hours of Labour. 
- Forty-eight hour's as a maximum shall constitute a week’s work, and shall be'as follows :— 
On the first four days of the week from 8 a.m, until 1 p.m., and from 2 p.m. until 5°30 p.m, On 
the fifth day from 8 a.m. until 1 p.m., and from 2 p.m. until 6 p.m., and on the sixth day 
(Saturday) from 8 a.m, untill p.m. 
2. Delete from clause 5, Absence from Employment, of the said Award, the figures and words 
‘44 hours of work ” appearing in the fourth line, and substitute in lieu thereof the figures and words 


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** 48 hours of work.” a 


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3. This variation shall take effect fourteen days after publication in the Government Gazette, . 


‘and shall remain in force thereafter until the 15th day of June, 1924. 


Leave is reserved to the Factory Employees’ Union of Australasia to apply to the Court at any 


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[2680] ee Industrial Registrar’s ‘Office, 
Sydney, 20th Ootober, 1922. 


THE itowing Order of the Court varying the Award of the Court published in Government Gazette 
_ of the 2lst October, 1921 (20 I.G. 635), made in and in relation to the industries and callings in 
respect of which the Club and Boarding House Employees (State) Board is constituted (constitution 
published at page 1434 of No, 37 of Government Gazette, dated 24th February, 1922—see also Indus- 
trial Gazette, vol. xxi, page 323), is published in accordance with the provisions of the = ale 
* Arbitration Act, 1912, and the Regulations thereunder, ~ 





ae ¥, W. KITCHING, 
_ (No. 3,522.) Industrial Registrar. 
IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, eee SOUTH WALES. te 
No. 428 of 1922, ele 


Club and Boarding House Employees (State) Board. 


Application by the New South Wales Club and other members of the johns a Clubs ‘Assootation of 
New South Wales. — 


Thutsday, the 7th day of September, 1922. 


Club Employees (Cumberland) Award. ae ey 
Variation. 
> 1. Delete clause 4, Wages, of the said Award, gazetted 21st October, 1921, and substitute in 
lieu thereof the following clause :— ° 
4, Wages. 


The minimum rates a pay for Club employees shall be as follows :— 
Kitchen Staff— 
Cooks of 21 years or over— : 
(a) Where four or more cooks are usually employ ee —Chef, ate. £6 3s.; female, £3 
16s. per wéek. Second cook, male, £4 15s. 6d. ; female, £2 19s. 6d. per week. 
Third cook, male, £4 5s. 6d.; female, £2 13s. 6d. per week. Fourth cook, male, 
£4 Os. 6d.; female, £2 10s. 6d. per week. 


(6) Where thrée cooks are usually employed.—Chef, fate, £5. 13s. ; female, £3 10s. per 


week. Second cook, male, £4 15s. 6d,; female, £2 19s. Gd. per week. Third cook, 
male, £3 18s. ; female, £2 9s. per. week. 


~~ (ce) Where two cooks are usually employed. —Chef, male, £5 3s..; female, £3 4s. per 


week. Second cook, male, £4 8s. ; female, £2 15s. per week. 
(d@) Where one cook is usually employed, —Chef, male, £4°13s.; female, £2 18s. per 


week. 
(e) Kitchenman, £3 18s. a week ; liteheamatd, sleeping out, ‘Sls. per veo 
Dinas Room Staff— « 


(a) Waiters, £3 18s. per week. 

(5) Pantrymen, £3 18s. per week. 

(c) Waitresses and pantrymaids, sleeping out;-50s. per week. 

(¢d) Housemaids, sleeping out, 49s. per weeks sleeping in, ihe fie week. 


Hall Staff— 
(a) Head porter (night or day), £3 18s. per week. 
(5) Assistant porter, £3. 18s. per week. 


Bar and Billiard Room— . 
(a) Barmen, £3 18s. per week. 
(b) Billiard markers, £3 18s. per week. 
Other Male ee hae 
(#) Donkeyman and boiler attendant, £3 19s, 6d. per week. 
(b) All male employees of age of 21 years ¢ or over, other than hereinbefore mentioned, 
£3 1. per week. 


Males under 21 Voats ‘of Age. 


Male employees under the age of 21 years, whose i Sia gon employment i is not that of a 
waiter oF kitchenman— 
Under 18 years of agé, £1 19s. per week. 
18 and under 20 years of age, £2 6s. 9d. per’ week, 
20 and under 2) years of age, £2 12s. per week. 


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Casual Employees, 


(a) Employees other than the kitchenman and waiters hereinafter Beri for, thirty- 

three and one-third per cent. in advance of the wages prescribed i in respect of the positions for 
which the worker is casually employed, the daily work not to exceed 10 noe 

(b) Kitchenmen, 13s. per day of not exceeding 10 hours work. 

(c) Waiters—Dinner waiters, 8s. 9d. per house dinner ; lunch Waiters, 5s. per taal 

All meals for casual workers are to be provided during the period of their employment. 

Casual labour shall at all times be paid for by the employer. 

A casual employee shall be defined. for the puepme of ash “Award as an employee Se 
engagement is for a period of one week or less... 


2, Delete clause 5, Board, Residence, ‘and Uniforms, of the are Award, ‘ond substitute i in lieu | 


thereof the following clause « — F 
5. Board, Residence, ‘and Unifornis, aoe 


Deductions may be made as follows from the wages of—_ Race aie 
(a), Male employees over 21 years of age, for board and residence, 21s, per week Ph board. 
16s. per week,’for residence 5s. per week, » - 
(0) Male employees between the ages of 18 and 21 years ; a ponte and residence 17s. per 
week, for board 13s. 9d. per week, for residence 3s. 3d. 
(c) Male employees under the age of 18 years, for board and residence IIs, 6d. per week for 
board 9s. 2d. per week, for residence 2s. 4d. per week. 
(d) From the wages of any male employee 1s. 3d. per week’ may be. dédueted for the use of | 
uniforms where provided, and for washing such uniforms 94. per week. | <3 
(c) For female employees, for board, 16s. per week eer 
In clubs where the wearing of uniforms is inch short sh uniforms shal be provided by 
‘the employer at his own expense, 


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3. This variation shall take effect fourteen days after ite “publidation 5 in the Government ares, 
wens shall remvin in force thereafter od the 14th day of April, 1923, 


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(2656) A Oa a ae R te sik Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
’ “an Sydney, 20th October, 1922. - 

THE f allowing Order of the Court Sais the Award of iiss Sone published in Government Cazette 

of the 28rd May, 1919 (15 I.G. 955), made in and in relation to the industries and callings in respect 
of which the Paper Milling (State) Board is constituted (constitution pablished at page 1457 of No, 37 

of Government Gazette, dated 24h February, 1922—see also Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi, page 368), as 

varied by Orders of the Court published in Government Gazettcs of 5th December, 1919 (16 I.G. 958), 

9th ‘April, 1920 (17 1.G. 947), 15th April, 1921 (19 LG, 1450), and 1st September, 1922 (22 LG. 671), 


is published in accordance with P provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, and the Regulations 


thereunder, ‘ 


‘ | ¥, W. KITCHING, 
( No. 3,519.) We aes : Industrial Registrar. 





IN THE CoURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES, 
: No. 465 of 1922. 
| Paper Milling (State) Board. 

dio A polesion | by the Cumberland Paper Board Mills Limited. 
4 Oh dal rh sted the 11th day of October, 1922. 
Fike ee a ee ee “Paper Milling (State) Award. 

ge I _ Variation. 
” (Bight Hours (Amendment) Act, No. 8 of 1922.) 


1. The ordinary working hours of employees which were fixed by Proclamation published in ' 


Saas. Gazette No. 10l.of 15th July, 1921, at 44 per week, are hiereby varied and shall! be 48 hours 
per week to be worked as follows : — 
a \ (a) Generaliy :—The ee of labour shall be 48 per week. On Mondays to Fridays, in- 
; _clusive, 8 hours each day. Sydney Paper Mills Limited, Botany, to be worked between 7°35 a.m, 
and noon, and 12°45 pm. to 55 p.m. 
s On Suturdays, 7:35 a.m. to 11°50.a.m. 
Cumberland Paper Board Mills Limited, Lane Cove River—To be worked boven 7°30 
a.m. and noon, and 12°45 p.m. to 5 p.m. Saturdays, 7°30 a.m. to 11°45 a.m. 
ees (By ‘Shiftmen.—The hours ot pareen employed at the Sydney Paper Mills Limited, Botany, 
shall be as follows: —6 a.m. to 2 p.m., 2 p.m. to 10 p.m., and 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. 
The hours of shiftmen employed at the Cumberland Paper Board Mills Limited, Lane Cove 
so “River, shall be.as follows :—7 a.m. to 8 p.m., 3 p.m. to 11 p.m., and Ll p.m. to7 a.m. 
= Jt shall be a mutual agreement between the employer and employee regarding hours of 
- relieving shifts, providing the working hours do not exceed 48 per week, or 8 hours per shift. 
{¢) Duster-bouse.—The hours of labour shall be as follows:—Mondays to ‘Thursdays, 6°55 
a.m to 12 noon, 12°45 p.m. to 5° 40 p.m., Fridays, 6°55 a.m. to noon, 12°45 p.m. to 3°40 p.m. 


ones oer This: variation shall take effect fourteen days after publication in the Government Gazette, and 
shall remain in force thereafter until the 14th September, 1923. 


ar 1 eee Leave is reserved to the employees to apply to the Court at any time as they. may be advised in 
respect of the soa ae hours of females. 


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iY ROLLIN, 
eat Me NG _ Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 
AROSE See ee nS ip Industrial Registrar’s Office, 


Sydney, 20th October, 1922. 


THE following Order of the Court varying the Award of the Court published in Govern- 
ment Gazette of the 8th July, 1921 (20 1.G. 134), made in and in relation to the industries 
and callings in respect of which the Restaurant, — Employees (State) Board is con- 
stituted (constitution published at page 1435 of No. 87 of Government Gazette, dated 24th 
february, 1922—see also Industrial Gazette, vol. Sxl, page 324) as varied by Order of the 
Court published in Government Gazette of 21st July, 1922) (22 1:Gs ray is published in 
accordance with the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, and the Regula- 
~ tions thereunder. 
FF, W, KILCHING, 
(No. 3, 521.) % ; Industrial Registrar, 





IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL “ARBIPRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. : 
No. 268 of 1922. , 


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‘ Restaurant, &c., Employees (State) Board. 
Application by the Caterers: and Restaurant Keepers’ Association, Industrial Union of 
x Employers, 


Monday, the 9th day of October, 1922. 
Restaurant, &e., : Empleyses (Cumberland and Rertheurenteedy Award. 
Variation. 


stitute in lieu thereof the following clause : — 
6. Definitions. 


Where in this Award the terms “Class A,” “Class B,” or “Class C” are used 
they shall be taken to mean as follows :—_ ; 
Class A—Any. restaurant, tea eid or oy ster shop, where the charge for a three- 
course meal is over 2s. 3d. ' 4 
4 Class B—Any restaurant, ten shop or oyster shop, where the charge for a three- 
course meal is 1s. 2d. to 2s. 3d., both inclusive. 
Class C—Any restaurant, tea Pape or OY ster shop where the charge for a three- 
cour se meal is under Is. 2d. 
2. Delete clause 7, Wages, of the said “Award, as varied in Carette of es July, 1922, 
‘and substitute in lieu thereof the salons clause :— 
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‘Whenever in this Award a sum is mentioned ax wages, such sum shall be taken 
_ to mean at the rate of wages mentioned “ per week.” The following shall be the 
minimum weekly rates of wages. which, except where otherwise’ rer shall be for 
eet male eee ie and for female employees of any age. , 


tes 1. Delete Claus 6. Definitions, of the said Award, gazetted ‘Sth J uly, 1 y21, and sub- 





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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE. No. 149. 


(1) Cooks in Class A. 


(a) Where five or more cooks are usually employed—Chef, male £5 15s., female - 


£3 19s, 4d.; second cook, male £4 12s,, female £3 2s8.-Sd.; pastry, pudding or 


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sweet cook, male £4 8s, 6d., female £2 17s. 10d.; third or relief cook, male | 


£4 7s. 6d., female £2 12s. ; second pastry cook, male £4 7s. 6d.,, female £2 11s.3 
grill. or stove cook, male £4 6s. 64d.,, female £2 9s. Gd. ; vegetable, assistant or 
other cook, male £4 3s., female £2 7s, 4d. Nae 

(b) Where four cooks are Aon y. senttoved-20 hef, male £5 5s.. female £3 10s. 4d; 
second cook, male £4 12s.,.female £2 19s.; pastry, pudding, sweet or third cook, 
male £4 10s., female £2 ‘Ws. : Tepe ble, "assistant or ouner cook, nfale #4 BS:; 
female £2 7s. 4d. 

(c) Where three cooks are usually Bra phone iG hef, male £4 16s., female £3 4s. 4d. ; 

~~ second cook, male, £4 10s., female £2 14s.; third ‘cook, vegetable, assistant or 
other cook, male £4 3s., female £2 7s. 4d. 

(d) Where two cooks are usually employved—Chef, male £4 § s., female £2 168. 104. ; 
second, grill, stove, pastry, vegetable, assistant or other’ cook, male £4 5s., 
female £2 10s, 7d. 

(e) Where one cook is usually employed—-Male £4 5a female 2 lis. 


(2) Cooks in Class B. 4 


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(aw) Where five or more cooks are usually employed—Chef, male £5 15s., female. 


£3 148.; second cook, male £4 9s., female £2 18s. 10d. 3. third, pudding, sweet 
or pastry, cook, male £4 7s., female £2 12s. 11d.; grill’ or relief cook, male 
£4 Gs., female £2 11s. 1d.; vegetable, assistant or other cook, male £4 3s., 
female £2 7s. 4d.. © 

(b) Where four cooks are usually employed—Chef, male £4 17a, female £3 Ton OG 


second cook, male £4 7s., female £2 15s. 11d.; third, relief, pudding or sweet 


cook, mate £4 6s., female £2 10s, td. vegetable, assistant or other Cook, mate 
£4 8s., female £2 7s. 4d. 
(cea) Where three obokS. ate usually employed—Chef, male £4 9s., female £3 1s. al. ; 
' . second, pastry, sweet, pudding, stove or grill cook, male £4 8-4 female £2148. : 
vegetable, assistant or other cook, male £4 3s., female £2 7s, 4d. 


(d) Where two cooks are usually employed—Chef, male £4 7s., eee 2 16s, Lud; 


second cook, male £4 5s., female £2 10s, 7d. 
(e). Where one cook is usually employed—Male £4 si, fem: ule te 14s. 


(3) Cooks in. Class C. - 2 


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(a) Where four or more cooks are usually bie ce actoee! male £4 9s... female- 


£2 19s.; second cook, male £4 7s., female £2 11s. 11d.;, third, grill, stove, 
pastry, pudding or sweet cook, male £4 5s. one female £2 is. 4d.; vegetable, 
assistant or other cook, male £4 3s., female £2 7s. 4d. 

(6b) Where three cooks are usually employ ed—Chef, naleeel 9s., female £2 17s. 10d. ; 
second cook, male £4 5s., female £2 11s.1d.; third, grill, stove, pastry, pudding, 
sweet, vegetable, assistant or other cook, male £4 3s.; saat’ £2 Ts. 4d. 

(e) Wibere two cooks are usually employed—Chef, Tuale £4 5 s., female £2 15s,; 
second cook, male £4 -5s., female £2 10s, 1d. 

(d) Where one cook is usually employed—Male, £4 5s.; female, £2 LOS, hd: 

(4) Female Cooks, 


In restaurants. tea-shops, 2nd oyster shops where only one nen is served to the 
public and a female cook is the only person employed in the kitchen, such 
female cook shall receive £2 18s. 9d, 

(5) Oyster Openers in Restate: 

Oyster opener, £4 8s. ; 

(6) itchonien. : i 

Kitchenmen, including kitchenmen attending to hot-water service—Class <A, 
£4 Os. Gd.; classes B and C, £3 18s. i ea 

(7) Oyster Shops. a 

(a) Fish cook, £4 8s.; oyster opener, £4 Os. 6d,; fish cleaner, £3. 18s. “Iniprovers 
employed at oyster epening in proportion of one to each two ‘oyster openers 
may be employed for a period of six months at £2 5s. 9d., for the following 
six months £2 11s., and thereafter at £4 Os. 6d. * 

An improver oyster opener means a person who has not been previously 
employed at oyster opening in any AOUSHOn EEN OD where two or more oyster 
openers were employed,” : 


(8) Kitchenmiaids. a he rs 

Kitchenmaids—C lasses A,B, ‘and OG; £248. 6d 77 = ‘ 

(9) Waiters and Pantrymen, © 

(a) Waiters—Class A, £4 3s.5 class By £4°0s. 6d.; class-C, £3 18s. 

(bd) Pantrymen—Class A, £4 0s. Gd.; classes B and. ©. £3 18s, 

(c) Waiters attending other employees, £3 18s. 

(10) Waitresses and -antrymaids, bee 3 

(a) Wiaitresses—Class A, £2 6s. 9d.; Classes B and C, £2 4s. 64d. 

(b) Waitresses employed exclusively in serving drinks in Classes B and C, £2 3s. 

(c) Improver waitresses in restaurants may be employed fof a period not exceeding 

six months in the eed ae et Bs one to four or fraction of four waitresses, 

at the following rates:-—-£1 12s. 4d. for the first three months; £1 15s. 7d. for 
the second three months, and thebeattes at the rate for restaurant waitresses 
in their respective classes. 

(d@) Pantrymaids—Class A, £2 4s. 6d.5 “classes B and C, £2 3s, 

(e) Mid-day waitresses in restaurants and tea- shops, £1 1s. 6d. per “week of six 
days, or £1 6s. 38d. per week of seven days. One meal per day is to be 
provided, A mid-day waitress is one who works from not earlier than 11.40 
a.m, until not later than 3 p.m.: 

Provided that the Young “Women's Christian een may employ 


mid-day waitresses in their cafeteria premises between the hours of 10 a. ees 


and 1 p.m. at the wages prescribed herein for mid-day waitresses, 

(f) Three-quarter-day waitresses in restaurants or tea-shops, £1 12s. 4d. per nebek 
of six days, or £1 15s. Td. per week of seven days. Tiwo meals per day to be 
provided on each three-quarter-day, but on the week-day, when the wi aitress 
is allowed off at 2 p.m. under the, Marly Closing Act one meal only may be 
provided. <A three-quarter-day- waitress is one who- works from not earlier 
than 11.45 a.m. until not later than 7.45 D. mi. 


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28. a NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 119 BIah.s . 
at PAY Tea-shop waitresses, £2 4s. Gd. eal ag ay 
(A) Tea-shop pantrymaids, £20480 Vo ie 


(i) Tea-shop improver waitresses may be anldvad in tea- -shops at from 14 to 16 

years of age in the proportion, of one to four or fraction of four waitresses, 

“-at the following, rates :—First three months, £1 6s. 4d.; the following six 
months, £1 12s. 4d, : ; following three months, £1 17s. 7d: ; and. thereafter at the 
rate for tea-shop waitresses. 

(j) Definition—Tea- shops, where grills, sandwiches, meat pies, and-cold meats 

ne are served, shall not be held to constitute restaurants, and the conditions 
provided for restaurants where three-course meals are served shall not apply 
to such tea-shops: Provided that in other eating-houses, where soup,. hot 
joints, or entrees. are served, and where the tariff is less than 1s. 2d., the 
wages of three-course restaurants apply. 


(11) Porters. , pies ae ; eB apis 


Night or day porters in classes A and B, £4 Os. 6d.;-class C, £3.18s. 


(12) Messengers and Lift Boys. 


“Messengers and lift boys under 18 years of age, £1 15s. 8d.; at 18 years of age, 


“£1 18s. 11d.; at 19’years of age, £2 2s, 1d.; at 20 years of age, £2 7s. 11d. ; 
and ut 21 years of age, £3 18s. 


(13) Butchers Employed in Restaurants, 
(a). First hands, £4 10s, 


(by) Second hands, £4 0s, 6d. ! 


(14) Storemen. or Cellarmen. 


tas First hands, £4 5s. 6d.; assistant, £4 Os. 6d. 
(0). Definition—A storeman or cellarman means a person who is in charge of, 


responsible for, or substantially engaged in looking after the contents of a 
store or cellar in restaurants, tea-shops, or oyster shops. 


(15). Watchmen. 


uecees pay a employ ed in restaurants, tea-shops, or oyster shops, £4 5s 


(16) Usefuls. 


4 General usefuls, mate, employed in restaurants, tea-shops, or oyster shops, £3 18s. 


(17) Female General Servants, 


(a) General servants, £2 3s. 
_(b) Housemaids and linenmaids, £2 3s; Where, however, suitable accommodation 


is provided the sum of 5s. 6d. per week may be deducted. 


- (ce) Laundresses, £2 8s. 


(18) Counter Hands or Cashiers. 


Counter hands or cashiers, male or female, employed in restaurants, tea-shops, or 


oyster shops, shall receive the minimum wage herein prescribed for waiters or 
vis ibe age in ee respective classes. 


(19) Attendants. 


¢ a) Attendants in oyster shops other than waiters, £3 18s. 

(0) Waiters in oyster shops not serving a three-course meal, £3 18s. 

(c) Messenger boys in oyster shops, from 18 to 20 years of age, £1 18s. 1d. 

(dy eth oie employed in oyster shops not serving a three-course meal, £3 15s, 


" (20): Other Employees not otherwise herein provided for. 


2 Cae Mates: £3 198! 0; 
“(b) Females, £2 3s. 


(21). Night Workers. 


(a) Night cooks shall rank with second cooks in respect of wages and hours and 
overtime pay in their respective classes. > 
(b) Waitresses employed ohly between the hours of 7 p.m. and 12 midnight in 
any restaurant, tea-shop, or oyster shop shall receive £1 1s. Gd. per week of 
six days, or £1 4s. 3d. per bogs of seven days. 


(22) Casual Labour. 
Thirty-three and one-third per cent. in advance of the wages prescribed in 


respect to the position for which the worker is casually employed shall be paid with 
or without deductions for meals, as the case may be. This provision shall not apply 

_ to casual dinner or luncheon waiters and waitresses who ‘shall be paid at the rate of— 
males 2s. 2d. per hour, and females 1s. 7d. per hour in classes A and B, and 1s. 3d. per 
hour in class O, with a minimum payment of males 7s., females 4s. 8d., in classes 
A and B, and 3s. 9d. in class C. 


One meal to be provided for which no deduction shall be fiade: 
‘Relieving Wmployees. —Any employee relieving a higher-paid employee shall be 


paid at the rate of wages received by such last-mentioned employee during the time 
such relieving employee is performing his relief duty: Provided that if the nec essity 
for any employee relieving a higher-paid employee shall arise by reason of. the act or 
default of the latter, the employer may deduct from the wages of such higher-paid 
employee the amount necessary to supplement the wages of the relieving employee. 


“Time Off,—The hours of labour and conditions respecting time off shall be the’ 


same as those of ordinary employees. 


3. Delete from clause 8, Board and Lodging, of the said Aw ard, the words and 
figures “the sum of 16s. per week in the casesof males”? and substitute in lieu thereof the 
following words :—‘ the sum of 15s. per week in the case of males. 


4. Clause 17 of the said Award is varied by clause 5 hereof. 


”7 


v4 5. This variation shall take effect from the 25th day of August, 1922, inclusive, and 
air with the said Award, gazetted 8th July, 1921, as varied as aforesaid, shall remain, in force 
ae thereafter for a period of one year, . 
Ae, Leave is reserved to employers and employees to apply for a new Award at any 
pee NG % s - time before the expiration of this Award, 





T. ROLIN, i 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration, 


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5732 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 149° 2 
WATER SUPPLY AND SEWERAGE EMPLOYEES: 3 (METROPOLITAN) rei eepeaigy ; “ o 5% at 
Wacers Divisten, ne | here a “a ie 
“Variation. Die. wee oes : 
AWARD of the Court of Industrial rate eae New South Risley published in Government Gazette, 
No. 14], of 13th October, 1922. i ie i 
. TYPOGRAPHICAL CORRECTION. Gale tered tee aie ee 
St i In the said variation of ‘Award, gazetted 13th October, 192, under the head of ape “Miner, 
Ast grade, driving sewer tunnels without explosives _ 125 hours) ” for rate per hour ees: 4d.” read 
‘tts, dad.” ; ; 
J 12789) i 
NEW SOUTH WALES “GOVERNMENT GAZETTE” UNE NR oe Bhee 
The ““GovERNMENT GAzETTE”’ is now published on the — Proclamations mete ate coMe r e Ri! Oe Re ‘gare 
Fripay in each week, and ‘the issue of Supplements, Lucca Gavermneas Ace 1919—Notices inde fee, Base ° 


unless Statutory ‘or Extraordinary, is prohibited. All Conmilar Notices... Vac Caen Be py PES 


Appointments, &c. .. es Searle Sea Hehe Na erie {i584 
Government Notices _... w - 5654 
Registry of Friendly Sovisticd-oNetiac ander. vee ee 5654 
Real Property Act—Noticeunder — .., se we O554 
Act of Parliament assented to .., ae vee OO04 - 
Wheat 3 Marketing Act, 1920—Notice under ue Ses DHSS 
Water Act, 1912—Notice under... ... PN eax DOOD 


Water . Conservation and arenes Cotmission— 
Notices under ... ae RNG As foe DOO T, 


Government Railways—N otice Paton. aa oy OOD TY 
LN, SHR: 

PAID FOR PRIOR TO INSERTION; and all notices, Govpremcnt Railways and Tramways Notleaitens 5659 

from whatever source, should be legibly written on | Cattle Slaughtering and Diseased Animals and Meat — 


Norices—Departmental or private—for insertion must : 
a 
one side of the paper only. Signatures (mm particular) Oe Cbs TOUS os. : .. 6659 
! 


be received by the Government Printer not later than 
TWELVE o’cLocK of the’ day preceding the day ‘of 
publication. Advertisements received after that time 
will be inserted, if circumstances permit, on payment 
of a late fee of 2s, 6d. 

Proors of Departmental Notices will be supplied, 
but must be returned not later than 5 p.m, on the 
Thursday, and duly certified for issue by a responsible 
Officer; otherwise such Notices will not be ‘included 
mm the “next day’s Gazette. 

Att PoUNDKEEPERS’ and private advertisements | 
forwarded for publication in the ‘‘ Gazette ? must be 


and proper names must be written very plainly im | Police Sale—Unclaimed Pronerty ” es se A 5680 r 


the text. All documents illegibly written will be | Notice to Lay Service ee Ko. — te gi ... 5660 
returned unpublished. PenAgrs fe Ae (3 .. . 5661 


ADVERTISEMENTS are changed Jor’ iat the wate’ of Second-hand Dealers and Doliseaetienae | - 5663 


4s. for cight lines or under (ten words to the line) 
and 6d. for every additional line above eight lines. | | Auctioneers Licenses—Annual Meetings of Justices .. 5664 
1 uations: Licensing Courts sin sescad ban --» 5665 


Supscriptions :—fo7r the year, 308.3 by post, 308,; 

for the half-year, 17s. 6d.= by post. 20s. + for the Oyster Culture Leases... ee REL, eae) tee COONS . 
quarter, 12s. 6d.; by post, 14s.; payable in. advance, | Mines Department Notices 1. ae 

Single numbers, current year, 6d. ‘each; previous 
years 18., postaje added. 

Subscriptions may commence from the first of any 
month; but back numbers (for the then current 
quarter) are supplied to yearly subscribers only. 

ALL PAYMENTS must be made in advance, and may 
be remitted by Money Orders, Postal Notes, or 
N.S.W. Duty Stamps. Postage "Stamps will not nes 
accepted. 

ALL COMMUNTCATIONS should be addressed ee The 
Government Printer, Sydney.” 


Private Advertisements ... 
Impoundings weet atl uwr iii eg 4 
Industrial, Motices ta 872060: syee oY he “ys soe) E20 
fresco Notice... ES, aa Be a spent Oye: 


Lands Department Notices ph pae iia? age eee, 9675 





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SPECIAL GAZETTE UNDER THE “PUBLIC SERVICE 


ACT, 1902.” 


APPOINTMENTS. 
COLONIAL TREASURER’S DEPARTMERT. 


HIS Excellency the Govérnor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 





FRIDAY, 20 OCTOBER. 


Mr 


Mr 


the Public Service Board, has anproved of the ap-. 


pointments of 


Mr. John William Taylor, as Acting Officer-in-Charge, 


Kiama, Department of Navigation, under the 
Harbour and Tonnage Rates Act, 1920, during the 
absence of Mr. R.,W. C. Miller, for a period of 
8 weeks from 10th October, 1922, with authority 
to receive rates and charges payable by or under 
the authority of that Act. 


Mr. Harold James Chardon, Junior Clerk, Stamp 
_ Duties Office, being confirmed. 


DEPARTMENT OF MINES. 
Mr. Richard Hind Cambage, Under Secretary and 
Warden, Department of Mines, being also appoin- 
_ ted Superintendent, Explosives Department (Ms. 
1922, 5,345-119). 
_ The above notice is in lieu of that published in the 
Special Gazette under the Public Service Act, 1902, 
No. 142, dated 29th September, 1922. | 
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE- 


Mr. Reginald Arthur Daniells, as Junior Clerk,—to 


take effect from 27th September, 1922. 


Mr. 


Mr. 


Mr. 


[1922. 


DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION 


. Leslie James Fathers as Head Teacher of Elee- 
trical Mechanics. Grade II, Sydney Technical 
: Education Branch. 


\ 


DEPARTMEN’ OF LANDS. 


. Clyde William Charles Hazell, Cadet‘ Draftsman, 
Land Board Office, Dubbo, as a Cadet Draftsman, 
Head Office,—to take effect from the 29th July, 
1922 (Minl. 1922-3,134). 


Robert Baden Paul, Cadet Draftsman, Land 
Board Office, Kempsey, as Cadet Draftsman, Land 
Board Office, Dubbo,—to take effect from the 3rd 
August, 1922 (Minl. 1922-3,134). 

Archibald David Wilson, Field Assistant, as 
Draftsman, Head Office,—to take effect from the 
6th October, 1922 (Minl. 1922-3,134). 

Edwin Alfred May, Clerk of Petty Sessions, Lis- 
more, Department of the Attorney-General and 
of Justice, to be also Crown Land Agent for the 


Land District of Lismore, vice Mr. N. S. Holden, . 


transferred,—to take effect from the 25th Sep- 
tember, 1922 (Minl. 1922-5,915). ‘ 

. James Henry ‘Frederick Melton, Junior Clerk, 
Land Board Office, Orange, as Junior Clerk, Land 
Board Office, Moree,—to take effect from the 30th 
August, 1922 (Minl. 1922-5,916). 
James Alexander Watt, Junior Clerk, Land Board 
Office, Moree, as Junior Clerk, Land Board Office, 
Orange,—to take effect from the 3lst August, 
1922 (Minl, 1922-5,916). 


Mr. Michael Synnott, 





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5734 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 150 


[20 Ger. 1922, 





DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE. 
Mr. Edwin Joseph Harrison, Clerk of Petty Sessions, 
Albury, to be Clerk-in-Charge; Small Debts 
Branch, Central Police Office, vice Mr. R. W. 
Rebberds,—from 1st October, 1922. 

John Eeyd Scobie, Clerk of Petty Sessions, 
Seone, to be Clerk of Petty Sessions and Chamber 
Magistrate, Albury, vice Mr. E.-J.. Harrison, pro- 
moted,—from 1st October, 1922; also: to be Dis- 
trict Registrar in Bankruptcy at Albury (to act 


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only at such times as the Police Magistrate is | 


anable to perform the duty), Registrar cf Births, 
Deaths, and Marriages for the District of Albury 
at Albury, Registrar of. the District. Court, 
Albury, and Registrar of the Court of Review at 
that place under the Land and Income: Tax 
Assessment Act, 1895, and Regulations there- 
under,—from 25th September, 1922. 

Mr. George McKay, Clerk of Petty Sessions, Muswell- 
brook, to be Clerk of Petty Sessions, Scone, vice 
Mr. J. B: Secbie,—from Sth October, 1922); also 
to be District Registrar in Bankruptcy at Scone 
{to act only at such timés as the Police Magis- 
trate is unable to perform the duty), and Regis- 
trar of Births,’ Deaths, and Marriages for the 
District of Robertson at Scone,—from the same 
date. 





HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has approved of the followiny 
appointments :— : 


Mr. Mountiford Rees Longfield, Relieving Police 
Magistrate, to be Deputy Licensing Magistrate 
of the Licensing Courts for the Licensing Dis- 
triets of Raymond Terrace, Maitland, Singleton, 
and Paterson, fcr a period not exceeding one 
month,—trom Q9ud October, 1922’; also to act as 
Visiting Justice to the Gaol at Maitland, and 
District Registrar in Bankruptcy at all places of 
Petty Sessions at which the Police Magistrate, 
Maitland, ordinarily presides, during the absenee 
of Mr. F. W. C. Crane, on leave,—from the same 
date. 

Mr. Joseph Teesdale Tarn, Relieving Clerk of Petty 
Sessions, to act as Clerk of Petty Sessions at 
Campbelltown and Liverpool, during the absence 
of Mr. A. G. Hardwick, on leave,—from 13th 
October, 1922; also to act as District Registrar in 
Bankruptcy at those places (to act only at such 
times as the Police Magistrate is unable to per- 
form the duty), Registrar of the Court of Review 
at Campbelltown under the Land and Income Tax 
Assessment Act, 1895, and Regulations there 
under, and Assistant Registrar of Births, Deaths, 
and Marriages for the District “of Camden at 
Campbelltcwn,—from the same date. 

Mr. Albert George Morgan, Relieving Assistant Clerk 
of Petty Sessions, to act as Clerk of Petty Ses- 
sions, Windsor, during the absence of Mr. J. A. 
S. Balmain, on leave,—from 13th October, 1922; 
also to act as District Registrar in Bankruptcy at 
Windsor (to act only at such times as the Police 
Magistrate is unable to perform the duty), 

, Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Marriages for 
the District of The Hawkesbury, and Assistant 
Registrar for the District of Northumberland at 
Windsor,—from same date. . 


GEORGE W. FULLER, 


Premier. 


Meee carr c ccs e en cnEanUnntEDEETRSEEDGIERERRRRERINLIIN RaiRIT HERRING ATS Rn a een ee ET 


RESIGNATIONS. 


MEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE, © 


‘DHE resignation from the Public Service is hereby 


notified of 

Mr. Edward Geraid Ryan, Junior Clerk on probation, 
Public Trust Office, of his position in the Public 
Service. Last day of service to be 20th Novem- 
ber, 1922. 

COLONIAL TREASURER’S DEPARTMENT. 

Mr. Albert P. O’Connor, Clerk, Government Printing 

Office. Last day of service, 6th September, 1923. 
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION 


Mrs. Ellen Cooper, Assistant Teacher, Public School, 
Watson’s Bay. Last day of service, 31st. August, 
1922, ies 


October, 1922, 


Lawrence, 








Assistant Teacher, Public. 
School, Belmore South. Last day of service, 30th, 


fe ; DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. 
Mr. Frederick Athol Perkins, Assistant Entomologist. 
Last day of service, Sth August, 1922, 
GHORGE W. FULLER, 
Premier. 








RETIREMENT. 


THE retirement from the Public Service is notified of 


Miss Mary M. Laird, Mistress, Girls’ Public School, 
Kegworth, in terms of section 66 of the Public 
ore Act, Last day of service, 27th February, 

; GEORGE W. FULLER, 


Premier. 


THE Public Service Board hereby notify that the 
classification of the undermentioned officers, Depart- 
ment of Agriculture, is altered from the Educational 
to the. Professional Division,—to take effect from the 
date specified in connection with their respective 
lames. 


J. S. MARKS, 

Chairman. ? Members of the 
J. L. WILLIAMS, J Publie Service Board. 
W. D. LOVERIDGE, = 








’ Furby, Edward Ballance, Agricultural Instructor, 8th 


May, 1922: 
Clayton, Eric Blwin Samuel, Agricultural Instructor,. 
- 27th: June > 1922. 
Downing, Reginald George, Sentor Experimentalist, 
x: 7th July, 1921. I 
Gray, Andrew Fraser, Piggery Instructor, Hawkes- 
bury Agricultural College, 7th July, 1921. 
hr istophor Poultry Instructor, Hawkes- 
bury Agricultural College, 7th July, 1921. 

.So much of this notification as relates to. Messrs. 
Furby, Clayton, and Downing, is im liew'of that con- 
tained in Supplement to Government Gazette of 22m 
September, 1922, respecting these officers. 


THE Public Service Board invite applications for the 


following positions. Application should be made on a 


form for the purpose, obtainable at the office of the 
Board, 39 Hunter-street, Sydney, or from Clerks of 





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Petty Sessions in country districts, and showld reach — 


the undersigned not later than. the dates specified. 
Salaries other than those at daily, hourly, ot weekly 
rates will be subject to the deductions provided by the 
Superannuation Act, 1916:— 


' 23rp OcTosEr, 1922. 


Teacher of Chemistry (part time), Sydney Technical — 


College. Pay, 12s. 6d, per hour for 2} hours’ (one 
evening) instruction weekly, plus 25 per cent. 
extra time for duties incidental to teaching. 
Applicants mtst be qualified by training and .ex- 
perience to give lectures and practical instruction, 
especially in Chemistry 47 of the College syllabus 
—General Miercscopy, including Metallography 
and Photo-Microscopy. Employment will be im 
terms of section 44 of the Public Service Act, 
1902, and section 3 of the Amending Act, 19038. 


30TH OctorER, 1922. 


Married Couple (Roman Catholic), to tale charge of. 


Cottage Home, Mittagong, State Children Relief 
Branch (General Division). Salary of the 
positions :—Officer-in-Charge, £212 per annum, 
Mother-in-Charge, £127 per annum; with annual 
imerements of £6 to £224 and £139 per annum 
respectively, less £52 per annum in each case for 
quarters, rations, frel, and light. The duties of 
the husband will include actual outdoor work on 
the farm, as well as supervision of, and instrue- 
tion to the inmates. The wife will be responsible 
for the internal management of the home, care of 
children, &e." ~ ip : ‘ 
Correspondence Teacher of Elementary Art Drawimg, 
Technical Education Branch. Pay, £110 per 
annum. Applicants should have received suitable 
instruction im this subject, and be capable of 
imparting instruction by correspondence m 
Stage I, Freehand, Model Perspective, and Geéo- 
metrical Drawing, as set out in the Syllabus of 
the Technical Education Branch, .particulars of 
which are obtainable at the Technical College, 
Ultimo. Employment will be in terms of section 


44 of the Public Service Act, 1902, and section 3 — 


of the Amending Act, 1903. 


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20 0cr, 1922] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 150. 


Organising Secretary for the New South Wales sec- 
tion of the Australian Music Examination pose 
Conservatorium of Music, Department of Public 
Instruction. Clerical Division. Salary,. £522 
per annum. The duties of the position are to 

organise and direct examinations in music 
throughout the State, and to assist in the general 
-work of the Conservatorium of Music. Applicants 
should possess the following qualifications :— 

(a) A knowledge of organising and administra- 
tive methods ; 

(b) a general musical knowledge; 

(c) ability to conduct interviews with members of 
the music teaching profession. 


dt is also desirable that applicants should be able to 
illustrate by practical demonstration the standards 
required from students in the various grades of the 
Musie Board’s Examination.™ 


*In terms of the Public Service Act, suitable appli- 
eants already permanently employed in the Public 
Service will receive first consideration in the filling of 
permanent positions.® 


By order of the Board, 


T. 8. CHAMPION, 
Secretary. 


PUBLIC SERVICE NOTICE. 


‘THE Public Service Board hereby notify that, con- 
currently with the Intermediate Certificate Hxamina- 
tion, a competitive examination of candidates for 
admission to the Clerical Division of the Public Service 
of the State will be held in Sydney and at various 
country centres, which will be fixed, as far as possible, 
to suit the convenience of candidates, on ‘the 27th 
November, 1922,-and following days. 

Candidates must be not less than 15 nor more than 
21 years of age on the first day of examination. Pro- 
vided that successful male candidates will be ineli- 
gible for permanent- appointment until they have 


' yeached 16 years of age; while girls will be ineligible 


for employment till they have rexched the age of 
17 years. They must be of good character and in 
sound health. 

The subjects in which candidates will be examined 
are prescribed in Regulation 105, and‘the standard 
will be that of the Intermediate Certificate. 

Application to attend the examination must he 
ade on a form for the purpose, which can be ob- 
tained at the Office of the Board, 39 Hunter-street. 
‘Sydney, and must reach the undersigned not later 
than the 30th October, 1922. 

Successful male candidates will be appointed. on 
probation, as vacancies occur, at a commencing salary 
of £84 to £107 pér annum, according to age. At the 
expiration of twelve months, if satisfactory, they will 
be confirmed in their appointments, and thereafter 
will be eligible to receive annual increments in accord- 
ance with the Regulations (non adult service) and the 
Award of the Industrial Arbitration Court (adult 
service), subject to (a) satisfactory service, (b) satis- 
fying grade test requirements, and (c) the necessary 
funds being voted by Parliament. Successful candi- 
dates already employed in the General Division of 
the Service, who may be in receipt of higher salaries 
than those provided for Clerical Division Officers of 
their age, will be appointed at such salaries as the 
Poard may determine. Successful female candidates 
will be appointed at a commencing salary of £74 to 
£94 per annum, according to age, and subject to the 
conditions abovementioned will be eligible for annual 
increments in accordance with Regulations (non 
adult service) and the Award of the Industrial Arbi- 


57395 





tration Court (adult service). On attaining the age 
of 21 years male officers will be entitled to receive 
£204 per annum and females £151 per annum. 


All candidates will be required to pay an examina-: 
tion fee of 5s. The fee must be lodged with a Clerk 
of Petty Sessions or the Treasury, not with the Board 
direct, and the receipt therefor forwarded to the 
Secretary of the Board with the form of application. 


The Regulations regarding, the examination, and 
copies of the papers set on previous occasions, can 
be obtained at the Government Printing Office and 
the principal booksellers. 


By order of the Board, 


T. 8S. CHAMPION, 
Secretary. 





PUBLIC SERVICE NOTICE, 


THE Public Service Board hereby notify that, con- 
currently with the Leaving Certificate Examination, 
Competitive Examinations of Candidates for admis- 
sion to the Public Service of the. State as Cadet 
Architectural Draftsman: (male), Professional Divi- 
sion, and as Junior Clerks (male and female), Clerical 
Division, will be held in Sydney and at various country 
centres on the 138th November, 1922, and following 
days. 

_ Candidates must not be less than 15, nor more than 
21 years of age on the first day of examination: Pro- 
vided that successful male candidates will be ineligible 
for permanent appointment until they have reached 
ihe age of 16 years, and successful female candidates 
until they reach the age of 17 years. They must be of 
ood character and in sound health. : 

The ‘subjects in which candidates will be examined 
are prescribed in Reculations 105 (c), 106, and 109. 
snd the standard will be that of the Leaving Certifi- 
cate. 

Applications to attend the examinations must be 
~ade on forms for the purpose, which can be obtained 
at the office of the Board, 39 Hunter-street, Sydney, 
and: must reach the undersigned not later than the 
‘Sth October, 1922. 

Candidates who are successful in the competition 
sil be appointed on probation as vacancies occur, at 
=< -ommencing salary as follows :—Cadet Architectural 

saftsman and Junior Clerks (male), £92 to £125 per 
« um, according.to age; Junior Clerks (female), £89 
~ #116 nev annum, according to age: At the expira- 
tion of twelve months, if satisfactory, they will be 
confirmed in their appointments, and thereafter wil! 
be eligible to.receive increments: in accordance with 
the Regulations, subject to variation as may be made 
by award of the Industrial Arbitration Court, or 
determination of the Board, subject to (a) satisfactory 
service, (b) satisfyimg grade test requirements, and 
(c) the necessary funds being voted by Parliament. 

On attaining the age of 21 years male officers will 
be entitled to receive £204 per-annum and’ females 
£151 per annum. 

All candidates will be required to pay a fee of 5s. 
for each examination. The fee must be lodged with a 
Clerk of Petty Sessions or the Treasury, and the 
receipt therefor forwarded to the Secretary of the 
Board with the form of application. ‘ 

The Regulations regarding the examination, and 
copies of the papers set at previous examinations, can 
bo obtained at the Government Printing Office and the 





; principal booksellers. 


By order of the Board, 


tT. S. CHAMPION, 
Secretary. 





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No. 151.) FRIDAY, 27 OCTOBER. [ 1922. 





PROCLAMATION. 


_ SUPREME COURT AND CIRCUIT COURTS 
Ue a semis AGT: 1912. 
M(B) 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 5 





13th October, 1922. 


Sir Water Epwarp Davinson, ‘Governor of the 
State of New South Wales and its Dependencies, 

in the Commonwealth of Australia, do, by this ty 
Proclamation, direct that sittings of the ‘Supreme 


and Criminal Causes and Matters be holden during 
the year 1923 at the towns and on the days respec- 
tively hereinafter mentioned, namely :— ! 


At Grafton—Thursday, the 5th April, 1923. 


ae Hay—-Wednesday, the 18th April, 1923. 


Ae Dubbo « Wedncsday.cthe 18th, April, 1008... 7 


a At Armidale—Wednesday, the 18th April, 1923. 


‘At Albury—Monday, the 23rd April, 1928, 
vA At Narrabri—Tuesday, the 24th April, 1923. 


Sg pAb Goulburn— Thursday, the 26th April, 1923. 


_ At Maitland—Thursday, the 26th April, 1923. 
At Broken Hill—Friday, the 27th April, 1923. 


At Lismore—Wednesday, the 26th September, 1923 


+ Newcastle—Tuesday, the 9th October, 1923. 
At Cootamundra—Tuesday, the 9th October, 
At Wagga Wagga—Thur sday, the 11th October, 
an t Dubbo—Tuesday, the 16th October, 1923. 

% sap Deniliquin—Wednesday, the 17th October, 1923. 


1923. 
1923. 


_ At Tamworth—Thursday, the 18th October, 1923, 
Ab Bathurst— Tuesday, the 23rd Octcber, 1923, 


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Bt We. T. R. BAVIN, 


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DEDICATIONS—KORESTRY 
ACT, 1916. 


REVOCATION OF 


(i. 8.) 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 
HEREAS in pursuance of the provisions of sec- 
tion 19 of the Forestry Act, 1916, resolutions 
have been passed by both Houses of Parliament that 
the proposal to revoke the dedications of the herein- 
after described lands as State Forests be carried out: 
Now, I, Sir Watter Epwarp Davipson, the Governor 
of the State of New South Wales and its Dependen- 
cies. in the Commonwealth of Australia, in pursuance 
of the provisions of the said Act, and with the advice 
of the Executive Council, do hereby revoke the said 
dedications. 





THE ScHEDULE. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp Disrricr or Kempsey; MAcLEAy SHIRE; Urunea 
Forestry DistRicr. 


That part of Tanban State Forest No. 526, dedi- 
cated 27th July, 1917, included within portion 42, 
parish of Tanban, county of Dudley, containing an 
area of 3 acres 2 ‘roods 4 perches, more or less, “and 
shown on plan catalogued D. 2,382-1,505 in the 
Department of Lands. 

[F..1922-2,831] 
Lanp Districr or Casino; Kyocir Sure; Gren INNES 
ForrEstry DistRicr. 


-That part of Edinburgh Castle State Forest No. 541, 
dedicated 19th October, 1917, parish of Boc ni, county 


: of Buller, embracing an area of 2 acres, more or less, 


| 


within the following boundaries : Commencing at the 
south-western corner of portion 24, parish of Donald- 
son; and bounded thence by part of the south-eastern 


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GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. 











boundary of that portion north-easterly for 3 chains 
thence by a line at right angles to that boundary 
south-easterly for 1 chain, and by a line parallel to 


and 1 chain distant from the south-eastern boundaries . 


of portions 5 and 24, south-westerly to the north- 
eastern corner of portion 25, parish of Boomi; by the 
north-western prolongation of the north-eastern boun- 
dary of the latter portion to the south-eastern boun- 


dary of portion 5, parish of Donaldson; and by part 
of the lastmentioned boundary north-easterly, to the | 


point of commencement, 
[F. 1920-1,165] 


Lanp District or Moruya; HuroBpopALLA SHIRE; 
Moruya Forestry Disrricr. - 2 
That part of Bolaro State Forest No, 566, dedicated 
14th September, 1917, parish of West Nelligen; county 
of St: Vincent, containing 452 acres, more or less, in- 
cluded within the following boundaries ; Commencing 


at a point on thé northern boundary of Bolaro State . 


Forest No. 566 on the summit of a ridge 7 chains 
east of the south-eastern corner of portion 102; and 


bounded thence by the summit of that ridge generally — 


south-easterly and north-easterly, and by a line north- 
easterly to a south-western side of the public road 
from Moruya to Nelligen, shown on plan catalogued 
R. 1,063-1,608, in the Department. of Lands;° and 


bounded thence by south-western sides of that road_ 
generally north-westerly to a north-eastern corner of 


the State forest aforesaid, and by a northern, an 
eastern, and part of the northern boundary of that 
State forest westerly, northerly, and westerly, to the 
point. of commencement; and being the area shown 
as Block E on plan catalogued A. 566 in the Forestry 
Commission. : 


Lanp District or Lismore; Teranta SHrre; Casino 
Forestry District. 


That part of Whian Whian State cack oN GS 173, 
dedicated 28th October, 1914, parish of Whian Whian, * 


county of Rots, included within the road running 
from the western boundary line of portion 54 to the 

riyer .crossing near the south-eastern corner of portion 
' 24, and shown on plan catalogued R, 14,315-1,603, in 
the Department of Lands; and containing an area of 
4 acres, more or less, oP ; 


[F. 1921-3,369) 


Lanp District or Grarron; Harwoop SHire; Casino 
Forestry District.  - 

That part of Woodford North State Forest No. 604, 
dedicated 16th Nevember, 1917; parish of Woodford, 
county of Clarence, contaiming an area of 53 acres, 
more or less, included within -the following bounda- 
ries: Commencing at the south-western corner of 
portion 239; and bounded thence by the southern 
boundary of that portion and its eastern prolongation 
to a western side of High-street, village of Harwill; 
by that side of that street southerly a distance of 11 
chains in rectangular distance from the lastmentioned 
boundary; by a line westerly to a-point south of the 
south-eastern corner of portion 240; and: by a line 
northerly to a point west of the point of commence- 
ment; and by a line casterly ‘to that point; Again 
commencing at a point on a south-western side of 
Clarence-street, village of Ilarwill, due west of the 
south-western corner of portion 260; and bounded 
thence by a line westerly for about 9 chains; thence 
by .a line bearmg 332 degrees for about 15 chains; 
thence by a line bearing north-westerly parailel to 
Scope-street to its intersection with the south-west- 
ern prolongation of the north-western side of Hill- 
street; by that prolongation and by the south-western 
side of Scope-street, the south-eastern side of Ridge- 
street, and south-western and western sides of Wood- 
. ford-street and the southern side of Tyndale-streett 
north-easterly, south-easterly, north-easterly, south- 
easterly, southerly, and easterly to a western side of 
Clarence-street aforesaid; and by that side and the 
south-western side of that street southerly and south- 


easterly, to the point of commencement. 
LF’. 1921-4 ,209] 


Lanp Districr or Lirucow; WoLLonpinLy AND OpERON 
Suires; Merrororitan Forestry Disrricr. 

The lands comprising Kowmung State Forest No. 
622, dedicated 11th January, 1918, parishes of Cyclops, 
Gangerang, and Tartarus, county of Westmoreland, 
and containing an area of 24,400 acres, more or less. 
[F..1929-2, 1935) bag ieay 
Lanp District or Liricow ; BLAXLAND AND. OBERON 

. Surres; Merroporitan Forrstry District. 

Those. parts of Jenolan State Forest No. 631, dedi- 
cated 14th June, 1918, parishes of Alfred and Gan- 
benang, county of Westmoreland, embracing an area 
of 4,390 acres, more or less, included within the 


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| and bounded thence by south-western boundaries -of 
that portion south-easterly to a north-westerfi corner 
of block 520, being part of improvement lease 1,341, 
parish of Alfred; by a western, a northern, and part 
of a western -boundary of that block southerly, west- 


by that bank of that river upwards generally north- 
| westerly to its-source; and by a line northerly to the 
summit of Meni Meni Range, forming a north-eastern 
'- boundary of the State forest and a south-western 
boundary of Crown-lease Area No. 3,060, notified 10th 
August, 1917, parish of Ganbenangs thence by boun- 
daries of the State forest, forming boundaries of the 
Crown-lease area aforesaid generally south-easterly, 
northerly, easterly, southerly, and south-easterly, to 
the point of commencement; Again commencing at, 


serve 16,144, notified 13th August, 1892, parish. of 


| of the public road shown on. plan catalogued R. 
4,305-1,603 R., in the Department of Lands, generally 
-south-easterly to ash tree marked broad-arrow over-n 
over 91; thence by a line forming a southern boundary 
of the State forest westerly to a western side of the 
public: road from Jenolan Caves to Hampton and 
Mount Victoria, and shown on plan catalogued R. 
4,302-1,603 R., in the Department. of Lands; by 
western and north-western sides of that read generally 


- 16,144 aforesaid; and by south-western boundaries of 
that reserve south-easterly, to the point of commence- 
ment, and being the areas shown by brown edging 
on plan catalogued A. 631 in the Forestry Commission. 
{F. 1922-677] a ; A 
Lanp District or Tares; MAnnine SHIRE; TAREE 
, Forestry District. : 


That part of Yarratt State Forest No. 654, dedi- 


cated 10th May, 1918, parish of Yarratt, county of —~ 


Macquarie, embracing an area of 65 acres; more or 


less, included within the following boundaries: Com-_ 


mencing at the north-eastern corner of .portion 64; 


and bounded thence by the northern boundary of that - 
portion, part of the eastern and the northern boun- © 


dary of portion 12, and part of the eastern and the 
northern boundary of portion 13 westerly, northerly, 


westerly, northerly, and westerly; and by a-line — 


westerly to, an eastern boundary of portion 106, 
parish of Marsh; by part of that boundary northerly 
for abovt 10 chains to, a track; thence by that track 


generally north-easterly to a tree marked broad-arrow ~ 


over 1 on the summit of a ridge; thence by. another 
track running alowg¢ the summit of that ridge gene- 
rally south-easterly passing tree marked broad-arrow 
over H, crossing ereck passing tree marked broad-arrow 


—hbeing the area shown by blue hatching on plan 
catalogued A. 654 in the Forestry Commission. 
[F. 1921-4,035] Ee eh Re 


Lanp District ov Tumut; Gapara Sarre; Tumor — 


.. Forrsrry Districr. 


county of Wynyard, embracing an area of 2,400. acres, 


the western boundary of that portion and the western 
page of portion 58 and its southern prolongation 
to 


boundary of portion 170, the southern boundary of 
portion 5 northerly and easterly, and ‘a line easterly 


corner of portion 94 and the southern and part of the 
of portion 109, part of a western, the southern, and 


a north-eastern boundary of portion 59 easterly, north- 


167; by a line to that corner; and by the southern 


| ment; and by a line southerly to that point. .. 
' LF. 1921-1,540] ae | ae 





following boundaries: Commencing at the south- 
western corner of portion 118, parish of Ganbenang; 


‘erly, and southerly to the left bank of Little River; ~ 


the south-eastern corner of -camping and water re- 


Alfred; and bounded thence by \north-eastern sides . 


north-easterly to its intersection with the firstmen- 
tioned public road; by a line easterly to a south-_ 
western boundary of camping and water reserve 


over F to a point about 6 chains north of the point of | 
commencement; and by a line southerly, to that point; — 


EASTERN DIVISION. Vgiite se 


ae That part of Green Hills State Forest No. 65%)" 
| dedicated 28rd August, 1918, parish of Nacka Nacka, — 


more. or less, included within the following boundaries: _ 
Commencing at the north-western corner of portion — 
12, parish of Nacka Nacka; and bounded thence by | 


point east of the south-eastern corner of portion =~ 
170; by a line westerly to that corner; by the eastern — 


eastern boundary of that portion, a southern boundary _ 


erly, easterly, southerly, easterly, and north-westerly | 
to a point west. of the south-western corner of portion | 


boundaries of that portion and portion 140, and ao” 
line easterly to the north-western corner of portion 
16; by the south-western. boundary of that portion 
and part of its southern boundary south-easterly and. 
easterly to a point north of the point of commence- — 















to the right bank of Nacka Nacka’ Creek; by that - 
bank of that creck downwards to the south-western 









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_ LE. 1921-2780] 


[1497], 
-PROCLAMATION.—GAS ACT, 1912, AS AMENDED. 





AN ae HR 






LAnp District or GRAFTON; Orara SHIRE; URUNGA 
en 


Forestry Disrrior. 


That part of Pine Brush State Forest No. 661,: 


dedicated 20th December, 1918, parish of Coldstream, 
county of Clarence, embracing an area of 1,260 acres, 
more or less, included’ within the following boun- 
daries: Commencing at the north-eastern corner cf 
portion 122; and bounded thence by a line easterly 
fr about 48 chains to a point on the summit of a 
ridge; thence by the summit of that ridge generally 
south-easterly, southerly, and south-westerly passing 
trees marked broad-arrow z1, broad-arrow w, broad- 
arrow mM, broad-arrow k, broad-arrow 3, and broad- 


_ arrow uw to the northern boundary of portion 37; by - 


part of that’ boundary, part of the eastern, the north- 
ern, and the western boundaries of portion 148, and 
the northern boundary of portion 91 westerly, north- 
erly, westerly, southerly, and westerly, and by a line 
westerly to the eastern boundary of portion 19; by 


part of that boundary and the eastern boundary of: 


portion 20 northerly, and by a line easterly to the 
south-western corner of portion 124; by the southern, 
eastern, and northern boundaries of that portion 
easterly, northerly, and westerly, and by a line west- 
erly to the north-eastern corner of portion 89; by 


part of the northern boundary of that vortion, the | 


eastern boundary of portion 90, a line, and the eastern 


boundary of portion 138 westerly and northerly to . 


the southern boundary of, portion 121: by part of 
that boundary and the eastern boundary of that 


portion, and the eastern boundary of portion 122 first . 


mentioned easterly and northerly, to the point of com- 
mencement;—and being the area shown by _ blue 
hatching on plan catalogued A. 661 in the Forestry 
Commission. . UN 


ER. Fene-o467 
, EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp Districr or TumBartmpa; TumparumaBa SHIRE; 


Tumut Fornstry Drsrrict. 

The lands comprising Tumbarumba State Forest No. 
663, dedicated 23rd August, 1918, parishes of Tum- 
barumba and Burra, county of Selwyn, embracing an 
area of 1,895 acres, more or less. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District’ or TrEmora CrEntrRAu; NARRABURRA 
Surre; Forres Forestry District. 
The-lands coniprising Ariah Park State Forest No. 
675, dedicated 13th September, 1918, parish of Win- 
deyer, county of Bourke, and containing 230 acres, 
more or less. < 
LB Y T920-2,999} 7 
Lanp District or Bingara; Barrana Sure; Narra- 
BRr Forestry District. | 
The lands comprising Oaky Creek State Forest. No. 
688, dedicated 8th November, 1918, parish of Capel, 


county of Murchison, embracing an area of 1,460 


acres, more or less. : 
[F1920-4,607] . 2. @# 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or TumparumpBa; GapARA SHIRE x 
Tumur Forestry District. _ 
_ That part of Bago State Forest No. 560, dedicated 
‘th December, 1917, included within portion 195, 
parish of Selwyn, county of Wynyard,—-shown on plan 
catalogued W. 5,425-2,119 in the Department of Lands, 
comprising an area of 12 acres, more or less. 
[F. 1921-604] . 
Signed, sealed, and delivered at Sydney, this 
_ twenty-first day of September, 1922. 
By His Excellency’s Command, 
Se FRANK A. CHAFFRY. 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 


- (u.s.) W. E. DAVIDSON, Governor, i 

Sir Warrer Epwarp Davinson, Governor of the 
4, State of New South Wales and its Dependen- 
cies, in the Commonwealth of Australia, with the 
lee of the Executive Council, and in pursuance of 






ereby direct and proclaim that the name of the 
Grenfell Gas Company Limited, together with the 
price, thirteen shillings and five pence. shall be and is 
added to Schedule One of the said Act, to the intent 
that the said price shall be the standard price to be 
charged by the said Company for gas sold by meter. 
fe __ By His Excellency’s Command, 

18th October, 1922, . __-E. H. FARRAR, 
[2926] . GOD SAVE THE KING! . 

aah Mi an Bah i to fe 


hat pri ra 
ly, th Oh Oe Se a 
Pane. OB 


 ady 
- the provisions of the Gas Act, 1912. as amended, do -| 
“hereb 
G 





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_Y BANKS AND BANK HOLIDAYS ACT, 1912. 


, PROCLAMATION. 
(L.8.) 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor, 
ai HE following days and dates are hereby appointed to be 
observed as public ‘holidays in the localities here- 
under :— 
Saturday, 4th November, 1922—The District within a radius 
of 30 miles from Binnaway. | : 
Monday, 6th November, 1922—Dungog Municipality. 
Wednesday, 8th November, 1922—Porfland District, Tran- 
gie Urban Area, and the listrict within a radius of 30 
miles from Baradine. ae 
Thursday, 16th November, 1922—Tumut Municipality. 
Saturday, 9th December, 1922—Rylstone Shire. 
Wednesday, 7th February, 1923—Baradine District. 
Signed and sealed at Sydney, this twenty-sixth day of 
October, 1¢22, 
By His Excellency’s Command, 
CHARLES W. OAKES. 


(28225 GOD SAVE THE KING! 
*® LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1919. 





PROCLAMATION. 
(u.8.) SB 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 


Sir Waren Epwarp Davipson, Governor of the 
State of New South Wales, with the advice of 

the Executive Council, and in pursuance of the Local 
Government Act, 1919, do hereby amend the Pro- 
clamation dated 19th August, 1913, published in 
Government Gazette No. 143 of 3rd September, 1913, 


‘altering the boundaries of the Shires of Patrick Plains 


and Wallarobba, by omitting the words “that 
boundary,’’ in the twelfth line of the description in 
Schedule ‘‘D,’? and substituting the following :—‘‘the 
eastern boundary of that portion’’; and by substi- 
tuting the word “southern’’ for the word “northern” 
where appearing in the thirtieth line of the said 
description. 

Siened and sealed at Sydney, this eighteenth day 
of October, one thousand nine hundred and twenty- 
twe. me : 
By His Excellency’s Command, 

J. G;"Le, FITZPATRICK: 


GOD SAVE THE KING! 
LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1919. 








PROCLAMATION. 
(L.S.) 


~W. E. DAVIDSON, 


Governor. : 
Sir Watrer Epwarp Davinson, Governor of the 
+ State of New South Wales, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, in pursuance of the Local 
Government Act, 1919, do hereby alter the boundaries 
of the Municipality of Newcastle as constituted. .by 
Proclamation in the Government Gazette No. 515 
of 14th September, 1886, and altered by Proclamation 
in Government Gazette No. 174 of 5th November, 


1913, and do hereby alter the boundaries of the 


Municipality of Hamilton, as constituted by Pro- 
Manian i Government Gazette No. 355. of 8th 
June, 1891, and altered by Proclamation, im 
Government Gazette No. 174 of 5th November, 
1913, and do hereby alter the boundaries of the 
Municipality of Merewether as constituted by Pro- 
elamation in Government Gazette No. 185 of 27th 


February, 1891, in the following manner :—(q) by 


taking that part of the Municipality of New- 
castle described in Schedule ‘“‘A’’ to a preliminary 
notification of a proposal to alter the boundaries of 
the Municipalities of Neweastle and Hamilton which 
appeared in Government Gazette No. 152 of 14th — 
October, 1921, page 5864, and adding it to the Mum- 

cipality of Hamilton; (b) by taking that part of the 
Municipality of Hamilton described in Schedule ‘“B” 
to the said preliminary notification and adding ft to 
the Municipality of Newcastle; (c) by taking that part 


~ of the Municipality of Newcastle described in Schedule 


“A? to a preliminary notification of a proposal to 
alter the boundaries of the Municipalities of Newcastle 


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and Merewether which appeared in Government 


Gazette No. 152 of 14th October, 1921, page 5863, | 


and adding it to the Municipality of Merewether ; 


and (d) by taking that part of the Municipality of © 


Merewether described in Schedule ‘‘B’’ to the said 
lastmentioned preliminary notification and adding it 
to the Municipality of Newcastle, so that the boun- 
daries of the Municipalities of Newcastle, Hamilton, 
and Merewether shall be as described in Schedules 
“AY “B” ‘and “C’) hereto respectively; and I do 
hereby order— 


(1) That the Council of each area from which land 


is hereby detached shal] forthwith furnish to — 
the Council of the area to which such land is- 


hereby added extracts from, the valuation 
book. and» the roll. of electors and rate- 
payers showing valuations and enrolments 
‘in force in respect of such land, together 
with a statement showing full particulars of 
any amounts due as rates, fees, charges oF 
otherwise due, in respect of such land; and 

(2) that the valuations and enrolments comprised 
in such extracts shall, for the purposes of the 
.said Act, continue in force in the area to 
which the land is added, as if made in respect 
of that area until fresh valuations and rolls 
come into force. 


The Minister for Local Government has, by Virtue 
of section 20 (2) of the aforesaid Act, as amended hy 
the Local Government (Amendment) Act,: 1920, dis- 
pensed with the making of any arrangement as to the 


apportionment of assets, rights, and liabilities between — 


the areas affected by this alteration of boundaries. 


Signed and sealed at Sydney, this eighteenth day 
of October, 1922. 


By. His Excellency’s Command, 
aC. th. FITZPATRICK. 
GOD SAVE, THE KING! | 





SCHEDULE “A.” 
Newcastite Menicipanity (as altered), 


Parish of Newcastle, county of Northumberland, 
area about 1,130 acres: Commencing on the high- 
water mark of the South Pacific Ocean at its intersec- 
tion with the soutnerly prolongation of the eastern 
side of Kilgour-avenue; and bounded thence by. that 
prolongation and part of that side of that avenue 
northerly to its intersection with the easterly prolonga- 
tion of the northern side of Helen-street: by that 
prolongation and part of that side of that street west- 
erly to the south-eastern corner of lot 6, section 1a, 
of the Burwood township; by the eastern boundary 
of lot 6 northerly to its north-eastern corner; by the 
northern boundaries of lots 6, 8, and 10 westerly to 
the south-eastern corner of lot 4 of a resubdivision 
of lot 18, section 1, aforesaid; by the eastern boun- 
daries of lots 4 and 8 northerly to the north-eastern 
corner of lot 8; by the northern side of that. lot 
westerly to the eastern side of Burwood-street; by a 
line across that street north-westerly to the south- 
eastern corner of lot 87, section 1, Burwood township ; 
by the south-eastern boundaries of lots 87 and 85 south- 
westerly to the south-western corner of lot 85; by the 
south-western boundary of that lot north-westerly to 
the south-eastern side of Buchanan-street (now Hun- 
ter-street); by a line across that street westerly to the 
south-western corner of lot 30; by the south-western 
boundary of that lot. north-westerly to the south- 
eastern side of Patrick-street;. by a line across that 
street westerly to the south-western corner of lot 23; 
by the south-western boundary of that lot and its 
prolongation north-westerly to the centre of a creek; 
by the centre of that creek upwards toits intersection 
with the south-eastern boundary of the Newcastle 
South Public School lot: by part of that boundary 
north-easterly, and by the northern boundary of that 
lot and its prolongation westerly to the north-western 
side of Union-street; by that side of that street north- 
_ westerly to the southern side of Lake Macquarie-road; 
by a line north-westerly to the south-western corner 
of Jot 65, section N, of a subdivision by the Australian 
Agricultural Company; by the western boundary of 
that lot northerly to the western corner of lot 67: by 


the north-western boundaries of lots 67 and 68 north- | 


easterly to the northern corner of lot 68; by part: of 
the north-eastern boundary of that lot south-easterly 
to the western corner of lot 51; by the north-western 
houndary of that lot north-easterly to the south-west- 
ern, side of Kenrick-street; by a line north-easterly 
to the western. corner of a cottage, partly within lots 
49 and 50, fronting the north-eastern side of Kenrick- 


pieh. 
é 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No., 19 


4 


. 
ie paiitan 


street; by the north-western and: north-eastern sides — 


‘of that cottage north-easterly and south-easterly to the. 





_south-easterly to its intersection with the south-west 


_north-western boundary of lot 50; by part of that 


boundary north-easterly to the south-wesvern boun- 
dary of lot 45; by part of that boundary of that Jot — 
north-westerly to its western corner; by the north- 
western boundaries of lots 45, 44, and 43 north-east- 
erly to the northern corner of lot 43; by part of the 
north-eastern boundary of lot 43 south-easterly to its 
intersection with the south-westerly prolongation of 
the north-western boundary of Arnold’s tenement; 
by that prolongation and that boyndary of that tene- 
ment north-easterly to the south-western side of 
Brien-street; by part of that side of that street north- 
westerly to a point 100 feet from the north-western 
side of Union-street; by a line parallel to Union-street 
north-easterly to the south-western side of Kemp- 
street; by part of that side of that street south-east- 
erly to the northern corner of lot 31, section N, afore- 
said; by a line across Kemp-street, the north-western 
boundary of lot 100, section M, of that subdivision by 
the Australian Agricultural Company aforesaid. and 
its prolongation north-easterly to the south-western 
side of Dumaresq-street ; by that side of that street 
north-westerly to the south-westerly prolongation of 
the north-western side of Porcher-street; by a line 
partly forming that side of that street north-easterly 
to the centre of Parry-street; by the centre of that 
street north-westerly, the centre of Stewart-street 
north-easterly, and the centre of Maitland-road or 
Charlton-street south-easterly to the centre of Cottage 
Bridge over Cottage Creek; by Cottage Creek down- 
wards td Throsby Creek; by 'Throsby Creek easterly to 
the waters of Port Hunter; by the waters of Port 
Hunter easterly and north-easterly to the high-water 
mark of the South Pacific Ocean aforesaid; and by 
that high-water mark 
point of commencement. 


SCHEDULE “B,” ~~ 
Hamiuton Municrpauity (as altered). 


County of Northumberland, parish of Newcastle, area 
about 1,594 acres: Commencing on the western boun- 
dary of the Municipality of Newcastle, at the inter- 


section of the centre of Stewart-strect with the cen- . 


generally south-westerly, to the — 








tre of Maitlanc-road; and bounded thence by the cen- 


tre of Maitland-road north-westerly and north-easterly 
to the centre of the Great Northern Railway Line; by 
the centre of that railway line north-westerly to’ the 


south-eastern boundary of the Municipality of Wara-— 


tah, as amended by. Proclamation in Government 
Gazette of 7th March, 1507; by part of that boundary 
south-westerly to the centre of Rawson-read ; by that 
road and its prolongation southerly to the centre of 
Newtown-road ; by that road. westerly to the northerly 
prolongation of the centre of Broadmeadow-road ; by 
that prolongation and the centre of that road south- 
erly to Brisbane-road; by the northern side of: that 
road westerly to the centre of Hartley Vale. railway, 
now abandoned; by the centre of that railway and the 


centro of the Adamstown Branéh Stormwater Channel 


southerly to the north-westerly prolongation of the 


centre of Melville-road; by that prolongation and the __ 


centro of that road south-easterly, the centre of Ter-_ 
alba-road south-yesterly, the centre of Bala-road 


south-easterly, the centre of Brunker-read south-west- — 


erly and the centre of Mandolong-road south-easterly 
and easterly to the centre of Chatham-street; by the 
centre of that street southerly to the centre of Glebe- 
road; by the centre of that road and its prolongation 
easterly to the north-western side of Union-street; by 
that side of that. street north-westerly to the southern 


sida cf Lake Macquarie road; by a line north-westerly _ 
to the south-western corner of lot 65, section N, of a — 
subdivision by the Australian Agricultural Company; © 


by the western boundary of that lot northerly to the 


- western corner of lot: 67; By the north-western boun- — ~ 
daries of lots €7 and 68.north-easterly to the northern ~ 


corner of lot 68; by part cf the north-eastern boundary 


of that lot south-easterly to the western corner of lot.’ 
51; thenes by the north-western boundary, of that lot _ 


north-easterly to the south-western side of Kenrick- 
street; by a line north-easterly to the western corner 


of a cottage, partly within lots 49 and 50, fronting the — 


north-eastern side of Kenrick-street; by the north- 


western and north-eastern sides of that cottage north- — 
easterly and south-easterly to the north-western boun-. 
cary of lot 50; by part of that boundary north-easterly 
to, the south-western boundary of lot 45; by part of | 


that boundary of that lot north-westerly to its western 


corner; by the north-western boundaries of lots 45, 44, _ 
and 43 north-easterly to the northern corner of lot 43; — 
ian 


by part of the north-eastern boundary of lot 43 


erly prolongation of ths north-western boundary o 


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Ma ‘4 ae gsi hi ‘4 Rik (ieee 
GOvRRNMNT camer, NO ThE) mir oad 






ent; by that iByoloagation’ and that 
‘boundary of that tenement north-easterly to the south- 
-) western side of Brien-street ; by: part of that. side of 
[ shat street north-westerly to's: point 100 feet from 
rth-western side of Union-street ; thence by a 
_» line allel to. Union-street north- easterly to the 
south-western side of Kemp-street; by part of thas 
side of that street south-casterly to the northern 
ane ner of lot 31, section N aforesaid; by a line across | 
_ Kemp-street, the north-western boundary of lot LOO, 
section M, of that subdivision by the Australian Agri- 
cultural Company aforesaid, and its prolongation 
north-easterly to the. south: “western. side of Dumaresq- 
street; by that side of that street north-westerly to 
the south-westerly prolongation of the north-western 
side of Porcher-street; by a line partly forming that 
- . side of that street. ‘north-easterly to the centre of 
-Parry-street ; by the centre of that street nor th-west- 
erly and the centre of Se north- easterly, 
to the BING < of commencement.” 


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7 


Parish of Neweastle, county of Northumberland, 
area about 174 s square miles: ‘Commencing on the 
high-water mark of the ‘South Paciiic Ocean, at the 
south-east corner of James Mitchell’s, now E. C.. 
a _ Merewether’s, 949 acres; and bounded thence by part 
ae of the eastern boundary of that portion bearing 
BEN on Tos a north 41 minutes west 25 chains 26 links to a main. 
-. . dividing range; thence by lines bearing north 26 
degrees 59 minutes west 8 chains 3 links, . north 36 
degrees 57 minutes west 8 chains 55 links,*north 66 | 
se ndeereesc 22 minutes west 14° ‘chains 22. links; north 
3 87 degrees 1 minute west 4 chains 99 links, south 
Sipe degrees. 82° minutes west 8 chains 46 links; - south 
~ 63 degrees 13. minutes west (i chains 27 links; south 
85 degrees 29 minutes west’ 7 chains 23 links, »south 
66 degrees 26 minutess west 10 chains 63 links, south 
= 23 degrees 28 minutes west 6 chains 42 links, south 
48, degrees. 56 minutes west 2 chains 95 links, south 
74 degrees 34 minutes west 9 chains 60 links, south 
70" degrees 9 minutes west 5 chains 33 links, north 
70 degrees 55. minutes west 5 chains 69. links to the 
eastern. boundary of portion 177; by a line bearing 
about north 39 degrees 38 minutes wést 85 chains 
50 links to the south-west corner of portion 178; by 
: the, southern boundary of that portion easterly ‘and 
by its eastern boundary and its prolongation northerly 
iS _to the centre of Glebe-road; by the centre of that 
So ee -yoad and its prolongation partly forming the northern 
boundary of Newcastle South ~ ‘Public School lot 
easterly to the eastern corner of that lot; by part 
of the south-eastern boundary of that. lot © south- 
westerly: i ‘thet oa of a Si tdeot te the centre of. 


¥ 


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| ‘SCHEDULE. 6, a Sees 
‘ Hcrewethen Municipality (as athorady”” ier 

























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LOCAL GOVERNMENT Act, 1919, 


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that creek downwards to its Rabepecekians with the 
north-westerly prolongation of the south-western 
boundary of lot 23, section 1 of Burwood Township; 
by that prolongation and boundary south-easterly to 
the north-western side of Patrick-street; by a line 
across that street easterly to the north-western corner 
of lot 30; by the south-western’ boundary of that 
lot south- easterly to the north-western side of 
Buchanan-street (now Hunter-street); by a line 
across that street easterly to the north- western corner 
of lot 85; by the south-western boundary of that lot 
south-easterly ‘to its south-western corner; by the 
south-eastern boundaries of lots 85 and 87 north-east- 


erly to the western side of Burwood-street ; by a line 


across that street south-easterly to the north-western 
corner of lot 3 of a resubdivision of lot 13, section 


la of Burwood Township aforesaid; by the northern 


boundary of that lot easterly to its north-eastern 
corner; by the eastern boundaries of lots 3 and 4 
southerly to the north-western corner of lot 10, 
section 1A; by the northern boundaries of lots 10. 
8, and 6 easterly to the north-eastern corner of the 
lastmentioned lot; by the eastern boundary of lot 6 
(aforesaid) southerly to the northern side of Helen- 
street; by that side of that street and its prolonga* 
tion easterly to the eastern side of Kilgour-avenue ; 


-by that side of that avenue and its prolongation 


southerly to the high-water-mark of the South Pacifie 
Ocean, and by that high-water mark genérally south- 
westerly, to the point, ‘of commencement. [7013] 


LOOAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1919. 
; PROCLAMATION. 
see NTE SS) : 
W.: &E. gl ms OG 
Governor. 


Sir WALTER ae Davinson, the Governor of 

e the State of New South Wales, with the advice 
of the Executive Council, in pursuance of the Local 
Government Act, 1919, hereby declare to be a public 


wharf the wharf- situated on the northern side of 


Dangar Island, Hawkesbury River, adjoining the 
northern extremity of Noetsfield- avenue,—shown on. 
deposited plan. 10,902, occupying an area of about 
34 perches of Crown Lands situated below high-water 
mark, parish of Cowan, county of Cumberland, and 
vest the control thereof, in Hornsby Shire Council, 


- Signed and sealed at Sydney. this eighteenth day 
oe October, one thousand nine hundred and twenty- 
wees 
By His Excellency’s Command, 
J.C. L. FITZPATRICK. 


[1533] GOD SAVE THE KING! 








Coe = PROCLAMATION. 
| Vay u | | 
ow. 1B. DAVIDSON, 
; ae a: ee Governor. BNE 
- ORDINANCE No. OA is: “hereby proclaimed as set out in the Schedule 
hereunder, 4 ae 


« 


By His Exeelleney’ s Command, 


J.C. L. FINAPATRICK. 


Rica pee —— mS \ 
6 sae ve : A 


SCHEDULE, 


~ Ordinance No. 504, 


PESTS. 


pe of Ordinance: 


sae aye ‘This Grathichae shall apply to the Ricinoted: River County 


Council, and shall also apply to thee areas or parts 
‘of areas to which it is applied. by proclamation. \ 


20) Tn this Ordinance, 3 Councih includes County Council, 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 1 





Notice to Destroy. — ; aan. oa’ 
2. Where any aquatic pest is found on private land the Council may 
serve notice on the occupier (or if there be no occupier, on the owner) of 
the land requiring him to destroy such pests, and thereafter to keep the 
land free therefrom; and the occupier or owner shall comply with such 


notice within two months after such service, and shall thereafter keep 


the land free in accordance with the notice. ; 
Method of Destruction. ae 
3. (a). The method of destruction of aquatic pests shall (except as here- 


{ 


inafter provided) be by removal of the pest from the place where it is” 


growing to dry land, allowing it to dry, and then burning it. 
Drainage of Swamps. : 


(b) Aquatic pests in any swamp on private land may be destroyed. | 
by first draining off the water from the swainp, and then destroying the — 
remaining pests by fire: Provided that waters containing aquatic pests’ 


shall not be drained into navigable streams unless (i) such streams are 
both tidal and salt; and (ii) the approval of the Council is first obtained ; 
and (iii) the conditions laid down by the Council when granting such 
approval are strietly complied with. © al : . 
. Penalty. 
4. Any person not complying with or offending against any of the pro- 
visions of this Ordinance, or the terms of any notice given thereunder, 


shall be guilty of an offence, and shall be liable for every such offence to a ~ 














Fe ie 
ard 








penalty not exceeding fifty pounds (£50). 


* FooTNoTE.—By section 4 of the Local Government Act, 1919. “aquatic pest ” means water hyacinth, ° 
thread of life, and any other plant declared by proclamation to be an aquatic pest for the purposes of 


this Act. 


[7910] 


ends 





LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1919. 


PROCLAMATION. 
(ES) é 


W. E. DAVIDSON, 


Governor. 


1 Sir Watrer Enwarp Davinson, Governor of the ~ 
.} 


State of New South Wales, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, in pursuance of the Local 
Government Act, 1919, do hereby declare the plant 
Hypericum perforatum, commonly known as ‘‘St. 
John’s Wort,’’ to be a noxious plant in all Muni- 
cipalities and Shires within the said State. 

Signed and sealed at Sydney, this eighteenth day 
of October, 1922. } 


By His Excellency’s Command, ~ 
J.C. L. FITZPATRICK, 
[2497] GOD SAVE THE KING! 





[2671] Sydney, 27th October, 1922. 
PARLIAMENTARY ELECTORATES AND ELEC- 


TIONS, ACT. 1912, AS AMENDED BY SUBSE- . 


QUENT ACTS. ‘ 
T is hereby notified, for general information, that 


the undermentioned persons have been appointed ° 


as Assistant Electoral. Registrars for the Electoral 
Districts set against their respective names, in pursu- 


ance of, the provisions of the abovementioned Act, — 


---to take effect from the dates specified, viz. :— 


John William Thomas Forrest, Relieving Clerk of 


Petty Sessions, Redfern (Botany), in lieu of 
_.. Meads, on leave,—from 14th August, 1929. 
Sidney Ernest Beaver, Relieving Clerk of Petty 

Sessions, Goulburn (Goulburn), in lieu of 

McDougall, on leaye,—from 2nd October, 1922. 


It is further notified that the following persons 
have been appointed as Deputy, Electoral Registrars, 
to keep the Rolls for the several Polling-place Areas 
in the Electoral Districts set against their respective 
names, 1n pursuance of the provisions of the aforesaid 
Act, to take effect from the dates specified, viz. :— 


Third Class Sergeant Frederick William Dolman, 
Sunny Corner, Bathurst (Sunny Corner), in lieu 
Soph aa transferred,—from 14th September, 

Third Class Sergeant William Henry Murphy. 

gee A 1 phy, Kyogle, 
Byron (Kyogle, Khoule Environs), in’ lieu of 
sees transferfed,—from 28rd September, 


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First. Class Constable Malcolm Alexander Comben, 
Wiseman’s Ferry, Cumberland (Wiseman’s Ferry), 
in lieu of McClintock, transferred,_—from 22nd 
September, 1922, oy ~ ; 

Constable Sidney Charles Callum Phemister, Ken- 
sington,. Eastern Suburbs (Kensington), in lieu 

oF Staines, transferred,—from 30th September, 
922. I as a 
Constable William Reginald Crotty, Mulbring, Mait- 


land (Mulbring), in lieu of Brindle, transferred ,— 


from 12th September, 1922. x 
Edward Percy Cusick, Relieving Clerk of Petty Ses- 
' sions, Muswellbrook, Maitland (Muswellbrook), in 
heu of McKay, transferred, and pending per- 
manent arrangements,—from 6th October, 1922. 


Constable D. B. Young, Matong, Murrumbidgee | 


(Matong), in lieu of Phemister, transferred,— 
from 10th October, 1922. i oe 


. Edward Percy Cusick, Relieving Clerk of Petty Ses- 


sions, Scone. Namoi (Scone, Scone Environs), in 


lieu of Scobie, transferred,_from 18th Septem- — 


ber, 1922. 


First. Class Constable Denis Hayes, Bullahdelah, 
Oxley (Bullahdelah), in lieu of Sturgiss, trans- 
ferred,—trom 18th August, 1922. ie 


Constable John Robert Thomas Wilson, Comboyne, 


Oxley (Comboyne),—from 4th August, 1929, 


First, Class Constable Claude Wilfred Hibberd, Rock- — 
; dale, St. George (Rockdale), in lieu of Walker, \ 
. transferred,—from 21st Septmber, 1922, 


Constable John Aaron Nightingale, Goodooga, Sturt 


(Goodooga), in lieu of Hayes, transferred ,—from - 


24th Aug ist, 1922. - 


Constable Arthur Henry Ingram, Hargraves, Wam- 
merawa (Hargraves). in lieu. of Dolman, trans- 
ferred,—from 20th September, 1929. ; 


Constable Gerrard Thomas Garnet Armstrong, Bel- 
lambi, Wollondilly (Bellambi), in lieu of Gray, a5 


_ transferred,—from 20th August, 1922. 
Constable Herbert Henry. Thorp, Quambone, Wam- 


merawa (Quambone), in lieu of Brien, trans- 
ferred,—from Ist October, 1922, 


Constable John Frederick Leonard McRae, CAFES 


Wollondilly (Marulan), in lieu of Comben, trans- — 


ferred,—from 9th October, 1922, 


Third Class Sergeant Arthur Riordan, Taralga, Wol- 
londilly (Taralga), in lien of Murphy, trans- | 


ferred,—from 24th September, 1922. 
First Class Constable James Thomas ‘Manns, Yerran: 


derie, Wollondilly (Yerranderie), in’ Tie Poe Re 
Marsh, transferred,—from 21st. December, 1921 Fane 


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27, Ocr., 1922.) _ 





_ NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. 





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It is also further notified that the following persons 

; have been appointed as Assistant Deputy Electoral 
Registrars, to keep the Rolls for the several Polling- 

place Areas in the Electoral Districts set against 

_ their respective names, in pursuance of the provisions 
of the aforesaid Act, to take effect from the dates 


specified, viz. :— ks 

Charles Joseph Rooney, Acting Clerk of Petty Ses- 
sions, Blayney, Bathurst (Blayney, Blayney En- 
virons), in heu of Allan, on leave,—from the 16th 
October, 1922. 

Albert George Morgan, Relieving Assistant Clerk of 
Petty Sessions, Katoomba, Bathurst (Leura, 
Katoomba), in lieu of Foster, on leave,—from 
26th September, 1922. 

Arthur Charles McDonald, Acting Clerk of Petty Ses- 
sions, Molong, Bathurst (Molong), in heu of 
Dunn, on leave,—from 11th September, 1922.. 

Harold Palser, Acting Clerk of Petty Sessions, Braid- 
wood, Goulburn (Braidwood, Braidwood En- 
virons), in lieu of Collis, on leave,—from 29th 
August, 1922. ; 





Charles Thomas Howard, Acting Clerk of Petty Ses-. 


sions, Moruya. Goulburn (Moruya),.in lieu of 
Mills, on leave,—from 31st August, 1922. 
Norman Leslie Morison Hammond, Acting Clerk cf 
- Petty Sessions, Barmedman, Murrumbidgee (Bar- 
medman), in liec of Smith,.on leave,—from 14th 
_ September, 1922. aA ea ae 
© Harold Palser, Acting Clerk of Petty Sessions, 
-, Parkes, Murrumbidgee (Parkes, Parkes En- 
virons), in heu of Willans, on leave,—from 25th 
- September, 1922. eae ; ; 
Third Class Sergeant George W. D. Loomes, Fleming- 
ton, Parramatta, Ryde (Flemington, Homebush), 
~in.heu of Williams, on leave,—from 21st August, 
yo First Class Constable Alfred George Holman, Gran- 
ville, Parramatta (Granville), in liew of McPher- 
son, on leave,—from 28th August, 1922. 
' First Class Constable Joseph Tyndall, Lidcombe, 
Parramatta (Lidcombe), in lieu of -Leane, on 
leave,—from 7th August, 1922. 
‘Sergeant Frederick Thomas Moore, Campsie, St. 
George (Campsie), in lieu of Rudd, on leave,— 
; from 7th August, 1922, 
’ Constable John Sylvester Kenny. -Canbelego, Sturt 
(Canbelego), in lieu of Brindle, on: leave,—from 
5th August, 1922. rest ly ae 
Duncan Frank Parker, Relieving Clerk of Petty Ses- 
sions, Nyngan, Sturt (Nyngan), in lieu of Sheri- 
dan, on leave,—from 21st August, 1922. 
Constable John Charles Logan, Coolah, Wammerawa 


_ (Coolah), in lieu of Williams, on leave,—from 4th | 


August, 1922. 


Arthur Charles McDonald, Acting Clerk of Petty 
Sessions, Coonabarabran, Wammerawa (Coona- 
barrabran), in lieu of Dixon, on other duty,— 
from 3rd August, 1922. 


Sessions, Gilgandra, Wammerawa (Eumungerie, 
Gilgandra), in lieu of Avery, on leave,—from 
14th August, 1922. Avs 
Robert Donaldson, Relieving Clerk of Petty Sés- 
sions, . Bulli, Wollondilly (Bulli, Woonona), in 


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ia ee Were Sr AAI ES. ae 
Chief Secretary and Minister for Public Health: 











_ APPOINTMENTS. 
. Government Medical Officer. 
2) HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
_ Executive Council, has approved of the following 
5 appointment ea . 
q _ William Helliar Long, - Esquire, M.B., Bac. ‘Surg., 
_ Univ. Melbourne, as Government Medical Officer 
Dr. Cuthbert, resigned. © 





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A ETARY’S DEPARTMENT AND OFFICE OF THE 


MINISTER OF PUBLIC HEALTH. 





_ ant Inspector of Fisherivs. for New South Wales. 

ms ie Ae ae Shine mn the provisions of 

* ie 2 isheries (Amendment ct, 1910,—as from 
29th September, 1922. 9 





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Robert William Nelson Skilton, Acting Clerk of Petty 





lieu of Tate, on leave,—-from 13th September, - 


onstable William Harker, of Burrinjuck, as Agsist- 


DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR AND INDUSTRY 


THE undermentioned members of the Police Force 
to be» Inspectors to carry out the provisions — ot 
the Shearers Accommodation Act, 1901, in the dis- 
tricts specified :—  .~ 
Sergeant First Class James Hamilton Robinson; Sta- . 
tion—Narrabri; Police District—Narrabri. _ 
Sergeant Second Class George Thomas Somerville; 
Station—Quirindi; Police District—Murrurundi. 
Constable Arthur Henry Ingram; Station+Har- 
graves; Police District—-Mudgee. 
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. 
THE undermentioned persons to be Permit Inspectors; 
under section 144 of the Pastures Protection ‘Act, 
1912, for the Pastures Protection Districts named’, 
Wize 
Molong—Mr. Thos, Donnelly, Mary Vale, Alectown. 
(P.P. 1922-18-104.) 


“Wagga Wagga—Constable David Benjamin Young, 


Matong. (P.P. 1922-18-104.) : 
Young—Mr. Joseph John Day, station manager, 
Breakfast Creek, Cowra. (P.P. 1922-18-104.) 
*In lieu of a notification appearing in the Govern- 
ment, Gazette of 13th October. 


DEPAI/TMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE. 


HIS. Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has approved of the following 
appointments :— 


Thomas Cotton. Young, Esquire, to be’ Clerk Associate 
to the Honorable Mr. Acting Justice Ralston, 
and Clerk of Arraigns,—from the 18th October, 

~ 1922, inclusive. 


Tun undermentioned gentlemen to be Deputy Licen- 
sing’ Magistrates of the Licensing ‘Courts for the 
Licensing Districts preceding their names, to act 
only during the absence of the Licensing Magistrate, 
for a period not exceeding twelve months,—from the 
dates specified :— 

Coonabarabran—-Mr. George Busby McEwen, J.P.,— 
from 30th instant. 
Glen Innes—Mr. Arthur James Dodd, J.P.,—from 
94th) instant. yo" 
Maclean—Mr. John Edward Arnold, J.P.,—from 28rd 
instant. : 
Mudgee—Mr. Robert John Cohen, J.P.,—from 28th 

instant. 
Parkes—Mr. John Downie Boyd, J.P.,—from Ist 
proximo. 
Waa—Mr. Alfred 
proximo. 
Yass—Dr. Joseph English, J.P.,-ftom 22nd _ instant. 
Wellington—Mr.: Alfred Ernest Fuller, J.P.,—from 
» Ist) proximo, 





Wee Audet, J.P:,—from 4th 





THs undermentioned members of the Police Force 
to be Sub-Inspectors under the Liquor Act, 1912, 


| for the Licensing Districts preceding their names,— 


from the dates specified :— 


Narrabri—Sergeant James Hamilton’ Robinson, sta- 
tioned at Narrabri, vice Inspector Briggs,—from 
7th ultimo. 

Quirindi—Sergeant George. Thomas Somerville, sta- 
tioned at Quirindi, vice Sergeant Robinson,— 
from 25th ultimo. . 

Warren—Sergeant Frank Albert» Brien, stationed at 
Warren, vice Sergeant Paton,—from 1st instant. 


Tur undermentioned members of the Police Force 
to be Inspectors under. the liquor Act, 1912, 
for the Licensing Districts preceding their names,— 
from the dates specified :— 
Forbes—Sergeant George Uridge Pye, stationed at 
Forbes, vice Sergeant Hanney,—tfrom 28rd. ultimo. 
Richmond River——Sergeant William Henry Murphy, 
stationed at Kyogle, vice Sergeant Riordan,— 
from 23rd ultimo. oh 
Moree—Sergeant, Arthur Henry Loomes, stationed at 
Moree, vice Sergeant Richards,—from 1st instant. 
Bega—Sergeant John Latt Payne, stationed at Bega, 
vice Sergeant Monday,—from 19th ultimo. 


Tw undermentioned members of the Police Force to 
exercise, within the Licensing Districts preceding 
their names, the authority conferred by section 68, 
subsection 1, of the Liquor Act, 1912,—from the dates 
specified :—- : , 
Windsor—Constable Malcolm Alexander Comben, sta- 
tioned at Wiseman’s Ferry,—-from 22nd ultimo. 
Jwnee—Constable David Benjamin Young, stationed 
at Matong,—from 10th instant. 





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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZEYTE, 1 No.1 Wh, 














Purrowa Begetenie Reginald George Oddy, stationed. 


‘at Bmalong,—from “Ond instant. 


Port Ntephens—Constable Thomas. Giadres Sydney 
Bedingfeld, stationed at Stroud,—from 10th 
instant. = 

- Mudgee—Constable Arthur Henry Ingram, stationed 


at Hargraves,—from 20th ultimo. 

Neweastle—Constable Farquhar Fraser McKay, sta- 
tioned at Belmont,—from 25th ultimo; Constable 
John Francis Pollard, stationed at Lambton, — 
from 22nd ultimo. 

Coonamble—-Constable Herbert Henry ‘Thorp, 
‘tioned at Quambone,—-from Ist instant. 
Deniliquin Constable John McCarthy, 

Deniliquin,—-from 20th ultimo. 
Junee—Constable Herbert Stanley 
at Junee,-—from 20th ultimo. 
Narrandera—Constable Arthur Duckworth, stationed 
at Narrandera,—from 19th ultimo. 


GEORGE W. FULLER), Premier. 





Arentz, stationed 











[2832] Department of the Attorney-General 
and of Justice, 
Sydney, 25th October, 1922. 
{ IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, has been pleased to 
appoint ae 
Langer Meade Loftus Owen, Hsquire, a Commanaer 


of the Order of the British Empire, one of His 
Majesty’s Counsel, to be a Puisne Judge of the 
Supreme Court of New South Wales,—from the 
30th day of October, 1922, inclusive, with rank 
and preeedence next after the Honorable Mr. 
Justice Campbell. ; A 


on 





HIS Excellency, with the like advi 308 has Re been 


pleased to appoint 

Alexander Gerard Ralston, 
Majesty’s Counsel, 
the Supreme Court. of New South Wales, in all 
jurisdictions of the Court,—from the 18th Octo- 
ber until the Slst December, 1922, both days 


inclusive. 
T. R. BAVIN. 
‘CONSERVATORIUM OF MUSIC. 


DEPARTMENT CF EDUCATION. 


HIS Excellency the Governor and the. Executive 
Council has approved, in view of the fact that the 
State Orchestra has been disbanded, 


Esquire, one of His 


sory Board formed in. connection with the State 
Crehestra Guarantee Fund be discontinued, forth- 
with. The members ct this Advisory Board were as 
follow :— 

Ernest Wunderlich, ‘Esquire. 

Alfred W underlich. Ksquire. : 


Charles Lloyd- Jones, Hsquire, 
Alfred O’Brien, Esquire. 
Octavius C. Beale, Ksquire, 


Thomas Brentnall, Esquire. est 


Sir Arthur Rickard, K.B.E. 
Sir .James Barrett, K.BLE., 
M.R.C.S. (Melb. Naa 


GEORGE W. FULLER, Premier. 


C.B.; C.M.G., 





[2819] Sydney, 27th October, 


PARLIAMENTARY ELECTORATES 
TIONS ACT, 1912, AS AMENDED BY SUBSI. 
QUENT ACTS. 


LS pursuance of the provisions of the hoe Act, 

it is hereby notified, for public information, that 
the undermentioned Polline- places have been ap- 
pointed for and w ithin the Loundaries of the Elector al 


1922, 


Districts es in connection with their respec- 
tive names, viz. \ 

Blectoral District. Polling. place. 
Maitland ( bestivsc ses) vvageston Lower Portland North, 
Warman aie suet dhe oes Long Ridge. 

Oxley ere hs eh tui ee, Moleton. 


It is further notified, in pursuance of the ahove- 
mentioned Act, that Jump Un has: been abolished as 
a Polling-place for and within the boundaries of the 
lectoral District of Oxley, 


It is also notified that the name bf. Reba Poll- 
ing-place has been changed to Junee Vale, for and 
Within. the boundaries of the Electoral District of 


Namoi, vane 
C. W. OAKES, fae 
Chief Secretary and Minister for Public Health 


was found in 
wee ak 
‘held on the 18th idem, 


sta- 


stationed at ~ 
certain marks of violence on body, to wit, abrasion 


to sit and act as a Judge of. 


that the Advi- 


MD. 


AND ELEC- 


-| [2806] 





E Buckenbowra, 
i burg, Currowan, and that part of Milo within Mi i 


Chie? Sectepurvs Dice Be ee 
Sy@ney, 27th October, 1929, uegeNS ye 


INE ANTICIDE,—£50 REWARD. 


\ HEREAS on the 3rd September, 1922, the dead © 
body of a newly-born unknown female infant ...3 
a dam in’ the Recreation Reserve at 

And whereas at an adiourned inquest 

‘before the District Coroner, 

the following verdict was returned :—‘‘I find that x 

on the 3rd day of- September, 1922, at Peak Hill, in ¢ 

‘ 





“(28307 


Hill: 


the State of New South W ales, the body of a newly- 
born unknown female infant was found dead in, a - 
dam in the Recreation Reserve at Peak Hill, with  . 


of the skin on neck, caused by. pieces of cord and 
tape being tightly tied around thereof, and that the 
eause of death of such infant was suffocation ; and | 
further find that some person or persons to me 
unknown on or about the end of July, 1922, at Peak  ~ 
Hill, in the State aforesaid, did feloniously and mali. ; 
ciously murder the said female infant’’?: Notice is’ 
hereby given that a reward of Fifty Pounds (£50) 
will be paid by Government for such information as 
shall Lond to. the apprehension and conviction of the 
guilty person or persons. In addition to the above 
reward, His Excellency the Governor will be advised — 
to extend a free pardon to any accomplice, not being: 

the person who actually ¢ cali sed the death of the said 
infant, who shall mee give “sich required informa- 
tion.  Thig Re “remain in as for ney, 


‘months only. Foasiae ° 
pe AES W. OAKES. i a 


Ree fe ee CNS Se SE le a ee ng te 


5 eae 





POLICE RULES. i 


HIS i erileae the Governor, with the avis > he ah 
Executive Council, has amended in the following 
manner subsections 1] and 13. of section XIX. of the 
Rules made in accordance with the Police Regulation 
Act, 1899, and the Police Regulation aoe uses oe 


Act, 1906. 
CHARLES W. OAKES, 
Chief Secretary and Minister of Public Health, 

























Subsections 11 oid 13 of section XIX are horebe fe 
repealed, and the following substituted therefor:— ioe a 
11. Each Sergeant 3rd Class and — each Constable, 

unless permanently employed in Detective or Plain- 
clothes duties, will wear on the collar of his Jamper 
and on his greatcoat, service numbers: Three sets—. 
six separate ‘plates—are issued, and a charge of 2s, 6d. we 
will be made for each plate that 18 Jost. <=. ee 


13, Superintendents and officers will— 


(a) by eareful inspection, endeavour to reduce the 
demand for uniform to the lowest limits con- 
sistent with. decent appearance ; 





{ 


(b) see that these Rules are enforced, paadiee tee 
in regard to the proper care ‘of uniform, and. 
report any apparent neglect; 


‘c) forward Size Rolls in duplicate to the ‘Inspec- 
tor-General on dates provided in ‘‘Calendar,”’ 
and insert in red ink where any portion of 
issue 1s not required ; ; 


(d) exercise the greatest care to see that all 

. articles of uniform required are included Mm 

the Size Rolls, and that the correct sizes of. 

} boots, caps, helmets, and size of calf wee 
leggings, &c., are inserted. ; 


JAMES MITCHELL, «> 
Inspector-General oF Police. 


et 





BIRDS AND ANIMALS PROTECTION Act, 1918. ei 


Oren Stasons. 


PEN seasons in pursuance of the Birds pe ee 
mals Protection Act, 1918, have eee es a sas 
under, viz. 1-7. 


Until “1st December, 1922, ee ‘in ‘respect Gi Dis 
kangaroos, wallaroos, “and wallabies, for the pert f 
of Howick, in tho county of Durham. is : 


Until 30th April, 1923, ‘inclusive, in respect 0 


wallabies, for the parishes’ of Tomaga, Mogendaurh a 
Bateman, Goba, “Bolaro. Murrenge n- 








ay *¢ i 


Pastures Pr obection Distr let of Broulee. ee 


CHA ARLES W. OAKES NS, aaa 
re Chiet aceeieey and her gen Public Dt tl 





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muy 
ah 
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ey 


(2850 Foe Sydney, 27th October, 1922. . 


FISHERIES ACTS—RENEWAL OF LEASE. 


A PRROVAL has beén given for the renewal of 
Messrs. Antonio and Vincent Sciacca’s Oyster 
Culture Lease No. 9,549, of 200 yards, at Wallis Lake, 

_. for a term of five years from 21st November, 1922, at 
. a rental at the rate of 12s. per hundred yards per 
annum, or a total annual rental of £1 4s., subject to 
the right of the holder of the lease to a further re- 
-~ newal, after due application, for an additional period 
_ of five years, at a rental to be determined in conforn- 
ity with section 12 (33n) of the Fisheries (Amendment) 


Act, 1910. 
pris CHARLES W. OAKES. 





—_—. 


[2827] . Sydney, 27th October, 1922. 


CANCELLATION OF SPECIAL CONDITIONS 
ATTACHING TO AN OYSTER LEASE. 





f Bice cancellation of the special conditions deferring. 


the payment of the rental and restricting the 
transfer of Henry Montgomery Johnson’s Oyster 
Culture Lease No, 10,815, of about 7 acres 1 rood 14 
perches, at Port Stephens, as set out in the. notifica- 
tion .of the granting of the lease published in_ the 
Government Gazette of 2ist January, 1921, has been 
approved by the Governor-in-Council. 


CHARLES, W. OAKES, : 
Chief Secretary and Minister of Public Health. 


CLOSE SEASON, 
FisHeries ACTS. 
_ Sydney, 28rd October, 1922. 
- FA\ Tb inland waters specified in the Schedule hereto 
shall, from the Ist December, 1922, to the 3lst 
- March, 1923, inclusive, be closed against fishing gene- 
rally, and by any method of capture, except by drum 
‘or hoop nets having meshes of riot less than 6 inches, 
and a single rod and line or hand-line (only one line 
allowed to each person) with not more than one hook 
attached, and from the Ist April to the 380th Septem- 
— * ber, 1923, inclusive, such waters shall be closed 
against the use of meshing or gill nets, but shall be 
open to the use of all other lawful means of taking 
fish, including drum or hoop nets having meshes of 
‘not less than 4 inches, and otherwise complying with 
the lawful definition of such net. 


CHARLES W. OAKES, 
Chief Secretary and Minister of Public Health. 





SCHEDULE, , 
Counties of Cooper and Mitchell. The whole of the 
waters of that portion of Murrumbidgee River 
(together with all its creeks billabongs inlets lagoons 
and tributaries) flowing past the town of Narrandera 
} between a line drawn south to the left bank of the 
-.. river from the south-eastern corner of the parish of 
Narrandera county of Cooper and a line drawn south 
» te the left bank of the river from the south-western 
corner of that parish. [25087 













% 4 Te 
CLOSE SEASON, 
Fisnertes Acts. 


Sydney, 23rd October, 1922. 
HB inland waters specified in the Schedule hereto 


any method of capture, from the Ist January to the 
- 80th December of each of the years 1923, 1924, and 
1995. Cig 
CHARLES W. OAKES, 7.’ 
Chief Secretary and Minister of Public Health. 





SoHEDULE. 


Counties of Bourke and Mitchell The whole of the 
: waters of that part of the Murrumbidgee River to- 
' gether with all of its creeks inlets and tributaries on 
ch side of Berembed Weir flowing between the 
ith prolongation of the east boundary of Susannah 
; Hite partion No. 26 of 71 acres in the parish of 


the same county. 
z -% ae Wns ie 
Ay ™ " 


Ba Ae ys 











shall be closed against fishing generally, and by‘ 


BULLI, 
_Ynstruction on behalf of His Majesty the King for the 
- purposes of the Public Instruction Act of 1880.—Dated 


dred and twenty-two. 





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CLOSE SEASON, 
FisHpries Acts. 
: Sydney, 23rd October, 1922. 
HE inland waters specified in the Schedule hereto 
shall be closed against fishing generally, and by 
any method of capture, except by a single rod and 
line or hand-line (only one line allowed to each per- 
son) with not more than one hook attached, from the 
Ist December, 1922, to the 30th September, 1923, 
both dates inclusive. é 
CHARLES W. OAKKS, 
Chief Secretary and Minister of Public Health. 





SCHEDULE, 


County of Leichhardt: The whole of the waters of 
Warrena Creek together with all of its creeks and 
tributaries to its junction with Magometon or 
Coonamble Creek; and by part of the latter creek 
thence to its junction With the Castlereagh River at 
Coonamble. [2511] 





Sydney, 25th October, 1922. 
NEW PUBLIC SCHOOL. 


T is hereby notified, for general information, in 
accordance with the provisions of the 34th section 
of the Public Instruction Act of 1880, that it is pro- 
posed to establish a Public School at 
NoRTHMEAD, 
ALBERT BRUNTNELL, 
Minister of Public Instruction. 


[2840] 





NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION OF LAND 
UNDER THE PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1912. 
T is hereby notified and declared by His Excellency 
the Governor, acting with the advice of the 
Executive Council, that so much of the land here- 
under described as is Crown Land has been appro- 
priated, and so much thereof as is private property 
has been resumed, under the Public Works Act, 
1912, for the following public purpose, namely, a 
Public School at ROSE BAY, and is vested in the 
Minister of Public Instruction on behalf of His 
Majesty the King for the purposes of the Public 
Instruction Act of 1880. 


Dated the eighteenth day of October, one thousand 
nine hundred and twenty-two. 


W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 
By His Excellency’s Command, 
ALBERT BRUNTNELL, 
Minister of Public Instruction. 





Desvairtion or LAND REFERRED TO. : 


« All those pieces or parcels of land situated in the 
parish of Alexandria, county of Cumberland, Muni- 
cipality of Woollahra, and State of New South Wales. 
containing an area of 1 rood 6 perches or thereabouts, 
being.the whole of the lands included in Certificates 
of Title, volume 2566, folio 16, and volume 2284, 
folio 128, comprising lots 11 and 19 respectively, of 
23 perches each,—as shown on deposited plan 4,567 
at the Registrar-General’s Department, being also 
part of 1,130 acres granted to Daniel Cooper and 
Solomon Levey (consolidated grant),-as shown cn 
plan Ms. 5,639 Sy. at the Department of Lands. [2815} 








NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION OF LAND 
UNDER THE PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1912. 


T is hereby notified and declared by His Excellency 
the Governor, acting with the advice of the 
Executive Council, that so much of the land hereunder 
described as is Crown Land has been- appropriated, 
and so much thereof as is private property has been 
resumed, under the Public Works Act, 1912, for the 
following public purpose, namely, a Public School at 
and is vested in the Minister of Public 


the eleventh day of Octcber, one thousand nine hun- 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 

Governor. 
By Ilis Excellency’s Command, 


ALBERT BRUNTNELL, ; 
Minister of Public Instruetion, 





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_. NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. 






We 


Dt oY 3 eS ae ; 
[27-Ocr, 1922, 











‘DESCRIPTION OF LAND REFERRED TO. — 


All that piece or parcel of land containing an area — 
of 204 perches or thereabouts, situated at Bulli, parish | 
of Wonona, county of Camden, Bulli Shire: Commen- 
cing on the western side of The Prince’s Highway at — 
the southernmost south-east corner of an area of 1 acre 
3 roods 363 perches, purchased for Public School pur- 
poses, and being the land comprised in Conveyance 
Register Book 701, folio 210; and bounded thence on 
the west by that area by lines bearing 350 degrees 14 | 
minutes 5 seconds 468 links, and 54 degrees 36 minutes 
“45 seconds 60 links to the western side of the highway: 
aforesaid; thence by that side of the highway by a 
line bearing 176 degrees 29 minutes 5 séconds, to the 
point of commencement; being the land shown by blue 
colour on plan catalogued Ms. 5655 Sy. in the. Depart- 
ment of Lands, and probably owned by the trustees of 
the estate of George Adams, deceased. [2807 ] 


NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION OF LAND 
UNDER THE PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1912. 


T is hereby notified and deckared by His Excellency 
the Governor, acting with the advice of the 


Executive Council, that so much of the land here- | 


undér described as is Crown Land has been appropri- 
ated, and so much thereof as is private property has 
been resumed, under the Public Works Act, 1912, for 
the following public’ purpose, namely, the construction 
of a system of sewerage for the Canterbury, Campsie, 
Belmore, and Bankstown districts, in the State of 
New South Wales, and is vested in the Minister for 
Public Works, as Constructing Authority on behalf 
of His Majesty, for the purposes of the Canterbury, 
Campsie, Belmore,“and Bankstown Sewerage Act, 
1918.—Dated this fifth day of October, one thou- 
sand nine hundred and twenty-two. 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
: Governor. 
By His Exeellency’s Command, 


R. T. BALL, 
Minister for Public Works. . 





Description or LAND REFERRED TO. 


All that piece or parcel of land, situate in the parish 
of St. George, county of Cumberland, and State of 
New South Wales, being part of lot 12 of Bridge- 
water Estate: Commencing on the south-eastern side 
of High-street, at a point’ bearing 216 degrees 29 
minutes 40 feet from the intersection of that. side 
of that street with the south-western building line of 
France-street ; and bounded thence on tite north-east 
by a line bearing 125 degrees 25 minutes 120 feet; on 
the south-east by a line bearing 216 degrees 29 
minutes 40 feet; on the south-west by a line bearing 
305 degrees 25 minutes 120 feet to the south-eastern 
side of High-street aforesaid; by that side of that 
Street bearing 36 degrees 29 minutes 40 feet, to the 
point of commencement;—having an area of 3741 
perches or thereabouts, and said to be in the posses- 
sion of Ivy V. Quigg. 
[S. 1922-1,187] 


[2793] 


[22144 





Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 18th October, 1922, 
PUBLIC WATERING PLACES ACT, 1900. 

“WATERMAN’S TANK.” 
. Lachlan Shire, ~ 
Revocation or EstapnisHMENt. or PART Or Punic 
Warerine Prace No, 87. 
i Wey Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 

5 . the Executive Council, hereby directs it to be 

notified that the establishment of that part of 

‘Waterman's’ Tank,’ p.w.p. No. 87, notified in the 

Government Gazette No, 855 of 9th December, 1892, 

specified in the Schedule below, is hereby revoked, . 

pursuant to the provisions of the abovenamed Act. * 
[Papers P. 1922-529] 

, R. T. BALL; | + 


Minister for Public Works. 





: Tue ScHEDULE. 

County of Dowling, parish of Yelkin, containing an — 
area of 45 acres. The Crown Lands within the follow-. 
ing boundaries: Commencing at the north-western 
corner of portion 17, parish of Currawong; and 
bounded thence on the east by part of. the western 
boundary of that portion bearing south 15 chains; 
thence on the south by a line bearing west 30 chains; 
thence on the west by a line bearing north 15 chains to 
the southern side of a road 200 links wide; and thence | 

. on the north by part of the southern side of that road 
bearing east 30 chains, to the point of commencement, 





| Stock Diseases (Tick) Act, 1901, the undermentioned 





[2639] Sydney, 20th October, 1922. 
TT is hereby notified, for general information, that, | 
Lin pursuance of section 6, subsection (2), of the. 


quarantine boundary is notified as a quarantine line, 
and all cattle crossing to the south of that quarantine 
line must do so at one of the undermentioned cross- 
ings, and be subject to examination, dipping, or 
-hand-dressing, as may be directed by the Inspector. 

Seven days’ notice of intention to cross must be im 
given to Inspector. - is ae vase 





Quarantine Bounpary Live, geaee : 


Commencing at the south-east corner of portion 27, 
parish of South Casino, county of Richmond, and 
following the eastern boundary of this parish to the © 
south-east corner of portion 40; thence along the — 
eastern boundary of portion 71, parish of Hast : 
Casino, to Deep Creek, following this creek up to 
the main Grafton to Casino road, following this 
road on its eastern side to the north-west corner of _ 
portioti 39, parish of Richmond, crossing the road at 
this point, and following the western side of this 
road to the north-east corner of portion 97, parish . 
of Coombell; thence along the north-western ~ boun- 


dary of. portion 97, and part of the north-western 


boundary of portion 48 to the Grafton-Tweed Railway 

line, following this line on its eastern side to the 
north-west corner of portion 50; thence along the 

north boundary of this portion to its north-east 

corner; thence along its eastern boundary and the 

eastern boundary of portion 52 to its south-east 

corner; thence along its southern boundary -and part 

of the southern boundary of portion 107, part of the 

eastern boundary, and the remainder of the southern 
boundary of portion 107, the southern boundary of ~ 
portion 53 to the Grafton-Tweed Railway line, cross- 

ing the line at this point; thence along the western 

side of this line to the southern boundary of portion « 

62; thence along its southern boundary and part of 

the eastern boundary, and the southern boundary of 

portion 63 to the Wyon to Casino road; thence along 

the east side of this road to the northern boundary 

of portion 102; thence by part of the northern boun- * 
dary, the eastern boundary, and the southern boun- AS 
dary of portion 102 to the eastern boundary of deh 
portion 100; thence along part of the eastern boun- . 
dary’ of. portion 100 and the eastern boundary of - 
portion 102, parish of Hogarth, part of the southern 
boundary of portion 102, and the northern boundary — 

of portion 46 to Sandy Creek; thence by that creek 
upwards to the south-east corner of portion 553° 
thence by part of the south and part of the east 
boundaries of that portion; thence along the eastern 

and. southern boundaries of portion 74; thence part 

of the western boundary of portion 74, and part of 

the southern boundary of portion 78, and the eastern 
boundaries of portions 33, 32, and 31; thence along 

the southern boundary of portion 31 to Busby 
Creek; and by that creek upwards to the south-east 
corner of portion 86; thence by the south-eastern 
boundary of that portion to the road Tenterfield ; 
to Grafton; thence along the eastern side of this 
toad to a point opposite the north-east corner ot 
portion 16, crossing the road at this point; thence 
along the eastern and southern boundaries of portion | 
16; thence along part of the eastern and the southern - 
boundary of portion 56, parish of Wyon; thence along — 1 
part of the eastern, part of the southern, and again — on 
part of the eastern, and the remainder of the south- Naas 
ern boundary of H.S.A.; thence along the southern 





boundaries of portions 68 and 66, part of the western. > 
boundary of portion 66, the southern boundaries of ; 
portions 69, 62, and 43, and part: of the western’ =~ 
boundary of portion 43, the southern boundary of — 1 

; 


portion 61 to Busby Creck; thence down this creek 
to the south-east corner of portion 6, parish of Busby; 
thence along the southern boundary of portion 6, | | 
and the western boundaries of portions 6, 7, 37, and NY 
15; thence by a line to the Richmond Range connect- 
ing. with the. south-east corner of portion 60, parish 
_Pikapene, county Drake; thence west along southern te OF 
boundaries of portions 60, 55, 53, 28, and 29 to the — 
south-east corner of portion 31; thence -by the east, ea 
south,” and, west boundaries of portion 57 to the = | 
south-east corner of portion 58; thence west along the La 
southern boundary and north along western boundary — 
of portion 58; thence by part of the south boundary 

of portion 47; thence south-west and west along the | 
southern boundary of portion 14, parish of Picarbin, 
county Drake; thence north by the western boundary © — 
of porticn 14 to the north-east corner of portion 92; 
thence west along northern boundaries of portions 92_ 
and 91 to the south-east corner of portion 177; thenee 
by the west boundary of that portion, a line, and ~ 


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the west boundary of portion 176; thence west along 
part of the northern boundary of that portion to 
the south-east corner of portion 165; thence north 
along the eastern boundaries of portions 165 and 166 
to the north-east corner of portion 166; thence: west 
along part of the northern boundaries of portion 166 
to the south-eastern corner of portion 167; thence 
north along the eastern -boundary and west along the 
northern boundary of portion 167, and the northern 


boundary of portion 45 to its north-west corner ; 
- thence by the Lawrence and Alice road along the 


eastern boundary of. portion 46 to its south-east 
corner; thence west along southern boundaries of 
portions 46, 57, and 564 te the south-west corner of 
portion 56a; thence north by its western boundary 
to the north-west corner of portion 564; thence west 
along part of the south boundary of portion 63 to its 
south-west. corner; thence nofth alone its western 
boundary to the north-west corner of portion 63; 
thence east by part of its northern boundary to the 
south-west corner of portion 73; thence north along 


_the western boundary of that portion to the south- 


east corner of portion 85; thence west by the southern 


and north by the western boundaries of thas portion | 


to its north-west corner; thence west by the southern 
boundaries of portions 97, 96, and 47 to the south-west 


corner of portion 47; thence south along part of 


the eastern boundary of portion 15 te Porphyry 
Creek; thence along that creek to its junction with 
the Clarence River; thence north-westerly along that 


river to the south-east corner of portion 27, parish 
D > D 


of Chauvel; thence west by the southern boundary 
of portion 27 to its junction with the Grafton and 


_ Alice road; thence along that road in a north-westerly 


direction to a point on the southern boundary of 
portion 74; thence west along southern boundary of 
that portion to its south-west corner; thence north 
along part of the western boundary of that portion 
to the south-east corner of portion 45; thence west 
by the southern boundary of portion 45 to the Tim- 
barra River; thence by that river to the north-east 
corner of portion 6, parish of Fairfield; thence west 


‘along the northern boundaries of portions 6 and 5~ 
to the Tea Tree Creek; thence along that creek to 


the Tenterfield-road; thence by the Tenterfield-road 
to a point on the northern boundary of portion 4; 


-thence west along the northern boundary. of portion | 


4 to the south-west corner of portion 87; thence north 
along the western boundaries of portions 87 and 8 
to the north-west corner of portion 8; thence west 
along the southern boundaries of portions 46 and 47 
to the south-west corner of portion 47; thence nortir 
alone the western boundary of portion 47 to Emu 
Creek; thence along that> creek to the south-west 
eorner of portion 15; thence north along the western 
boundary of portion 15 to the north-west corner of 
that portion; thenee along the southern, western, 


northern, and eastern boundaries of portion 14 to |. 


the Four-mile Creek; and by that creek downwards 
to its junction with the Tooloom-road; thence north 
along that road to the north-west corner of portion 
33, parish of Emu, county Buller, at a point on the 


Clarence River, 


CRossINGs. 

“1. The bridge over Deep Creek, on the Ellangown 
to Casino-read. . 

2. The bridge over Deep Creek, known as McMul- 
len’s Crossing. - s , 

3. At the -western end of road between portions 
38 and 39, pnarish of Richmond. - = 

4. On the Grafton to Casino road, at the north- 
west corner of portion 39, parish of Richmond. 

5. On the road on the western side of the railway 
line, Grafton to Casino, at the Amarina Railway 


a Station. 
6. On the road Casino to Wyon. on the southern © 


boundary of portion 102, parish of Coombell. - 
7. On the road Bushky’s Flat to Grafton, on the 


eastern boundary of portion 81, parish of Hogarth. 


8. On the western boundary of portion 58, parish 


$, of Wyon. 








11. The south-west corner 


9. On road north of the junction of road Busby’s 


_ Flat to Coongbar and Yates’ Flat. 
~ _ 10. The south-west corner of 


sate portion 46, parish 
-Picarbin, county Drake. : 


Charvel, county Drake. 
af » the eastern side of Tea Tree Creek, on Reserve 
224. parish Fairfield, county Drake. : 


13, The junction of Tooloom-road and Four-milo- 


Creek, parish Emu, county Buller, - 
Sarna | i 4 
7) pa. BRANK A. CHAFFRY, ye 
Pat ao ae Minister for Agriculture. 


* 


Cy 

Ser} 
Las 
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Se ye 


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— 
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Blue cow, brand hke 





of portion 27, parish 


Sydney, 27th October, 1922. 
STOCK DISEASES (TICK) ACTS, 1901-1913. 


‘HE undermentioned stock haye been seized at Ballina} 

 andif not claimed within seven (7) days after Gazette 
notice will be sold under my directions and in accordance 
with regulations 6 and 7 of abovenamed Act. 


(1922-414-52 LS. ) 
F. A. CHAFFEY; 


{2816} 


Bay blood mare, no brand, 
Brown filly foal with above mare, no brand. 
Bay gelding, about 5 years, off white hind fetlock, no brand. 


‘Bay mare, aged, star on forehead, nea: white hind fetlock, 


no brand. : 
Bay pony mare, aged, white off hind fetlock, no brand. 
Bay gelding (spring cart), aged, no brand. : 
Brown mare, white off hind fetlock, star on farehead, n 
brand. : 
Chestnut mare, blazed face, aged, no brand. 
Creamy gelding, Jump over right eye, aged, brand indistinct. 
Chestnut mare, about 6 years, white off front fetlock, white 
spots about wither, no brand, — ( 
Brown gelding, both hind fetlocks white, aged, no brand. 


Chestnut mare, aged, ruptured, branded ‘ Ww 


Bay gelding, aged, branded oe on stifle. 


Brown and white spotted Ayrshire cow, no brand, no ear- 
mark, 

Brown Jersey cow, like —DD, earmark right ear, earmark 
left: car. 

Yellow and white spotted cow, _A. right rump, earmark 
both ears. PD 

Yellow and white cow (had stick on neck) DW (W blotched), 
earmark Jeft ear. 


. Red and white Aryshire cow (black head), no braud or ear- 


mark, 


AB 


, carmark left ear, 


Brindle cow, brand like left rump, earmark right ear. 


Red heifer, branded WR, earmark left ear, 
Brown Jersey cow (springing), no brand visible. 


Light roan cow, us right rump, no earmark. 


Yellow and white cow, brand like ©, earmark left ear. 

Black and white cow, braud like leit rump, earmark left 
ear, earmark right ear. () 

Yellow poddy heifer, brand like CB left rump, 

Yellow heifer, about 18 months, no brand, earmark right ear. 


Yellow and white poddy heifer ;rope round neck), no brand. 
Yellow and white cow (shell off horn), no brand. 


Red cow (shell off right horn), O right rump. 


Blue cow, no brand, earmark right ear. 
Roan bull calf, about 12 months, like HYS. 
Red and white heifer, J left rump. 





[2828 | Sydney, 27th October, 1922. 


ERRATUM. 


N the notification in the Government Gazette of 
the Ist September, 1922, setting out the boundary 
of the Kyogle Quarantine, for ‘portion 78’ read 
“portion 72,’’ and for ‘‘the eastern boundary of por- 
tion 218; then southerly to a ‘point in the northern 
boundary .of 311; by that boundary and part of the 
western boundary. of portion 313 to the south-west 
eorner of portion 219;.by southern boundary of that 
portion to Hden Creek’’ read ‘the western boundary 
of portion 218; thence south to its south-west corner ; 
thenee by part of its south boundary to the west 
boundary of portion 311; by part of that boundary 
north to its north-west corner; by the north boundary ° 
of that portion, part of the west and the north boun- 
daries of portion 313 to Eden Creek.”’ 
[1922-1,600-122 S.B.] 
FRANK A. CHAFFEY, 
Minister for Agriculture. 








[2811] Sydney, 20th October, 1922. 
T is hereby notified. that, in accordance with the 
provisions of section 8 of the Companies (Amend- 
ment) Act, 1906, as enacted by section 3 of the 
Companies (Amendment) Act, 1907, William Hollins 
& Company Limited is granted exemption from 
making the list containing the particulars (a) and 
(b) mentioned in those sections. 
THOS. J. LEY, 
Minister of Justice, 







































Py i 





5748 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No 151. [27 Oor, 1928 
ACT OF PARLIAMENT ASSENTED. TO. Se WATER ACT, 29RD: padi Y 
Appiication No. 427, Tamworts Lann Boarp 
[2928] Legislative Council Office, ou District. ‘ 


Sydney, 26th October, 1922. 
T is hereby notified, for general information, that 
His Excellency the Governor has, in the name 
and on behalf of His Majesty, this day assented to 
the undermentioned Act passed by the Legislative 
Council and Legislative Assembly of New South 
Wales in Parliament assembled, viz. :— 4 


Act No. 16, 1922. ‘‘An Act to ratify and provide 
for carrying oul an agreement between the States 
of New South Wales and Victoria respecting the 


construction, maintenance, and operation of cer- / 


tain lines of railway from the State of Victoria 


into the State of New South Wales, the con- 


struction and maintenance of certain bridges over 
the River Murray, and other works; to amend 
the Public Works Act, 1912, and certain other 
Acts; and for purposes connected therewith.”’ 


W. L. S. COOPER, 
Clerk of the Parliaments. 





- 


ACT OF PARLIAMENT ASSENTED TO. 





[2797 ] Legislative Council Office, 


Sydney, 19th October, 1922. 


T is hereby notified, for general information, that 

His Excellency the Governor has, in the name and 

on behalf of His Majesty, this day assented to the 

undermentioned Act passed by the Legislative Council 

and Legislative Assembly of New South Wales in 
Parliament assembled, viz. :— s 


Act No. 15, 1922—An Act to amend the Lotteries and 


Art Unions Act, 1901; and for other purposes. 


W. L. S. COOPER, 
Clerk of the Parliaments. 


SALE OF UNCLAIMED HORSE IN POSSESSION | 
OF THE POLICE, 


AN unclaimed horse in possession of the Police, and described 
hereunder, will, unless previously claimed, be sold by public 
auction at Rooty Hill Police Station, at 3 pm., on Saturday, 
the 11th November, 1922, in accordance with section 35 of the 
Police Regulation Act, No. 20, of 1899 :-— ; 


Dark-bay or brown gelding, 144 hands high, about 7 years old, 
black points. slightly Roman nose, broken to saddle, branded 
“™ over AE near shoulder. : 


JAMES MITCHELL, 


[2325] Inepector-General of Police. 





| 2833] Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 
: Sydney, 27th October, 1922. 


WENTWORTH (CURLWAA) IRRIGATION AREA. 


WITHDRAWAL OF APTLICATION FOR LEASR. 


T is hereby notified that withdrawal of the applica- : 


_ tion by Frank O’Brien, of Mildura, Victoria, for 
irrigated holding, lot 10, section 15, of the above area, 


the acceptance of which was duly notified by notice of | 


granting published in the Government Gazette No. 
132 of 8th September, 1922, page 4981, has been per- 
mitted, and the deposit lodged with such anvplication 
is declared forfeited. in accordance with the provisions 
of Regulation No. 10 under the Wentworth Irrigation 


Act. 
H. H: DARE, 


W.C. & LC, 1922-12,518) Commissioner. 





[28291 Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, | 


Sydney, 21st October, 1922. ' 


WALGETT BORE WATER TRUST. 
Evecrion or TRusTEES, 


W KDNESDAY, the 13th December, 1922, has been 


appointed the date for the election of two 


Trustees of the Walgett Bore Water Trust, andthe — 


office of the Trust at Walgett the polling-olace. 


HH. A. DARE, 
Commissioner, 


s « ' 


, \ rl 





' matter is properly before us; (2) due publicity has — 





DECISION OF LOCAL LAND BOARD. 


aed pont Ales, \ Merrigula Estate. a 
a eee on ‘the 20th day of September, 1922, . 
it became a matter for us to consider an appli-_ 
cation, under Part II of the Water Act, 1912, bye). se 
Elizabeth Mutiro, on behalf of the Merrigula Estate, . 
for a License for a Pump on the left bank of Cox’s | 
Creek, on the frontage of Portion 32, Parish of 
Bomera, County of Pottinger, Land District of Gun- 
nedah; and having inquired into the said matter, 
we report there is no objection to the granting of 
the,application, and hereby recommend that a license 
be granted in respect of a pump, with a capacity of 
seven hundred gallons per minute, in the position 


aforesaid, and shown approximately on plan, Exhibit 


“B”’ by red colour, subject to the’ five conditions 
set forth in Exhibit ‘‘A’’ herewith. . 
We further recommend that the license be for a 
term of five years. 
Mr. S. N. Mair for the Applicant. 


Given under our Hands, at. the Court House at 


Gunnedah, in the State of New South Wales, La 
this 20th day of September, 1922. 

BK. W. BRIERLY, Chairman, | 

A. PERRETT, if ) : 

EDGAR F. YOUNG, } Members. 





Conditions referred to, 


(1) The Water Conservation and Irrigation, Commis-' 
sion shall have the power to regulate or absolutely 
stop all pumping operations should it at any _ 
time think or deem it necessary to do so in the 
public interests. Fg ay 

(2) A screen or rose with openings not more than one- A 

quarter of an inch wide to be permanently fixed 








to the inlet end of the suction-pipe to the satis- a 
faction. of the Water Conservation and Trrigation. mi 
Commission, |= ‘ , Pettis te, i 
(3) The licensee shall furnish the Water Conservation 
and Irrigation Commission, during the months of — 
January, April; July, and October respectively in 
each year, with a return on the form provided by + 
‘the said Commission, showing full particulars of =~ 
the irrigation carried on by him during each ot. Re. 
the three months preceding the month in which Hag 
the return is furnished. Sat VS aie So ~ 
(4) The Water Conservation and Irrigation Commis- a 
sion may at any time, if it should think it neces- “a 
sary or desirable in the public interests, give 81x. z 
months’ notice in writing to the holder of the 
license for the time being (which notice may be 3 
given by delivering the same to him, or by le€ving = 
the same at his last-known place of abode in New § 
South Wales) of the cancellation and determina- 
tion of this license, and at the expiration of six ~ % 











“ months next after the delivery or service of sich _ 
notice as aforesaid, this license, and all the rights 
conferred by it shall absolutely cease and deter- 
mine, except as to any rights of action or other- 

- remedies then accrued for fees, charges for water, 
or otherwise. ‘4 faa eRe 

(5) No compensation shall be payable by such Commis: 
‘sion or the Crown in respect of such cancellation . 
and determination to any person whomscever. 

[W.C. & 1.C. 1922-12,342] [2637 ] 





WATER ACT, 1912. , foc a 
AprricaTion No. 462, DuBpo Laxp Boarp Desreicr. 

DECISION OF LOCAL LAND BOARD. | 
New South Wales, \ Ns ataeee 

tO, VEG TA hae wee Ty j ates 
\ HEREAS on the 15th day of September, 1922, — 

it became a matter for investigation hefore us — 


} 
1 


wise disposed of; and having taken evidence and 
inquired into the said matter, we report (1) that the 










* I 
we ‘ 4 





been given the proposal, but no objections were lodged, 
nor do any objections appear to exist in: the public 
interest to the granting of the application; (3) apph- 
cants are the occupiers of the land upon which the 
_ subject dam is situated; (4) we recommend that appli- 
-cants be granted a License for a Dam in the 
position shown by red line on Lithograph, Exhibit 


“B, for a period of five (5) years, subject to the 


conditions set forth in Schedule, Exhibit ‘‘B.”’ 
_. . Mr. Button (Solr.) appeared for and with Mr. 

Feat Feehan (Manager tor the applicant Company). 
ig Given under our Hands, at Court House, at Coon- 
rare amble, in the State of New South Wales, this 

Rega we fifteenth day of September, 1922... 

R. M. GALLOWAY, Chairman. 
H.R. BUTTPSWORTH, J. P., Member. 
Conditions referred to. 
; (1) Level of crest of bywash to be fixed at 1:05 feet 
x below a Bench Mark established’ on a coolibah 
“a near the work, and particulars of which are in 
the office of the Water Conservation and Irriga- 
if tion Commission. Ay ee ares " 
(2) The dam to be repaired, and the whole of the work 
then maintained to the satisfaction of the Water 
: Conservation and Irrigation Commission. 

_ (3) The Water Conservation and Irrigation Commis- 
----slon may at any time, if it should think it neces- 
sary or desirable in the public interests, give six 
mouths notice in writing to thé holder of the 


given by delivering the same to him, or by leaving 
the same at his last-known place of abode in New 
South Wales) of the cancellation and determina- 
tion of this license, and at the expiration of six 
months next after the delivery or service of such 
notice as aforesaid, this license and all the rights 
es conferred by it shall absolutely cease and deter- 
_ mine, except as to any rights of action or other 
remedies then accrued for fees, charges for water, 

or otherwise. Gs ee . 


(4) No compensation shall be payable by such Comnitis- 
sion or the Crown, in respect of such cancellation 

_ and determination, to any person whomsoever. 
EEW.C. &-5-C. 1922-12,061] [2635] 


eo 2-38 





= WATER ACT, 1912. , 
Aprrication No. 429, Tamwortu Lanp Boary 
os = DisrRicr. s 


4 


ae 


DECISION OF LOCAL LAND BOARD. 
a, 2 SNew South Wales, } Wong Him, Lot 5, Sec. 2, 
me ie fown of Quirindi. 


to wit. 


| it became a matter for us to consider an appli- 
cation made by Wong Him, under Part 11: of the 
Water Act, 1912, for a License for a Pump. on 
Quirindi Creek, on the frontage of Lot 5, Section 2, 
- Town of Quirindi, Land District of Murrurundi; and 
having inquired into the said matter, we hereby 
recommend that a license be granted in respect of a 
pump, with a maximum capacity of 200 gallons a 
minute, to be ‘located on the said Section, in’ the 
*« position approximately illustrated by red: color on 
“plan, Exhibit: “‘B,?’ subject. to the four: conditions. set 
forth on. Exhibit “A,” in peau 
_ We further recommend the license be for a period 

of five years, ; a a 




















No appearance. peter oes Seale 


Quirindi, in the State of New-South Wales 
_this 26th day of September, 1922. we 


_ EW. BRIERLY, Chairman, 
| Al M. POUNTNeY, } Members. 


Conditions referred to. =~ 


sion shall have the power to regulate or absolutely 
Stop all pumping operations should 


it 


public interests. 


Teen or rose with openings not more than 
uarter of an inch wide to be permanently 
o the inlet end of the suction-pipe to the 
ction of the Water Conservation and Irri- 


ae } 
ry: ¥. 

ry Say: et 
BONG G/ 





ve .  £ i yay y 
Mees Aye ad en 


W SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTS, No, 151, 


x __ liceate tor the time being (which notice may no. 


era! (7 HEREAS on the 26th day of September, 1922, 


4" / y Me S F ‘ “ia : 
Given under our Hands, at the Court House, at~ 


be + . m t . * fate: : 
The Water Conservation and Irrigation Commis- 


sto L : it atv any 
: une think or deem it necessary to do so in the. 





|} [W.Co& I.C; 1922-12,153] 





‘ .} Y . 


5749 





The Water Conservation and Irrigation Commis- 
- sion may at any time, if it should think it neces- 
sary or desirable in the public interests, give six 
months’ notice in writing to the holder of the 
license for the time being (which notice may be 
given by delivering the same to him, or by leaving 
‘the same at his last-known place of abode in New 
South Wales) of the cancellation and determina- 
_tion of this license; and at the expiration of six 
months next after the delivery or service of such 
notice as aforesaid, this license, and all the rights 
conferred by it, shall absolutely cease and. deter- 
mine, except as to any rights of action or other 
-remedies then accrued for tees, charges for water, 
or otherwise. 


(3) 


(4) No compensation shall be payable by such Commis- 
sion or the Crown, in respect of such cancellation 
and determination, to any person whomsoever. 


FW. y& 1.0 1999-19,4997 - [2762] 


WATER ACT, 1912. 
APPLICATION No, 473, Dupso Lanp Boarp District. 


DECISION OF: LOCAL LAND BOARD. 


New South Wales, \ 
to wit. 
\ HEREAS on the 15th day of September, 1922, 
it became a matter for investigation before us — 
whether an application, No, 473, under the Water 
Act, 1912, made by The New Zealand and Australian 
Land Coy. Ltd., for a License for a, Dam on Terem- 
bone or Turidgerie Creek, Parishes of Thara and 
Collinouie, County of Leichhardt, Land District of 
Coonamble, should be recommended or otherwise dis- 
posed’ of ; and having taken evidence and inquired 
into the said matter, we report (1) that the matter 
is properly before us; (2) due publicity has been given 
the proposal, but no objections were lodged, nor do 
any objections appear to exist in the public interest 
to the granting of the application; (3) The Applicant 
Company is the occupier of the lands upon which the 
subject Dam is situated; (4) we recommend that the 
applicant Company be granted a license for a Dam 
in ‘the position shown by red line on lithograph, 
Exhibit ‘‘B,” for a period of five (5) years, subject to 
the conditions set forth in Schedule, Exhibit ‘‘D.”’ 


Mr. Button .:(Solr.) for and with Mr. Feehan, 
Manager for the apvlicant Company. 





Given under our -Hands, at Court House, at 
Coonamble, in the State of New South Wales, 
this fifteenth day of September, 1922. 

R. M. GALLOWAY, Chairman. 
H. R: BUTTSWORTH, J.P., Member. 





Conditions referred to. 


(1) Level of crest of bywash to be fixed at 694 feet, 
below a bench mark established on a whitewood 
on the right bank of the creek just below the 
dam, and particulars of which are in the office of 
the Water Conservation and Irrigation Commis- 
sion. 


(2) The whole of the work to be maintained to the 
satisfaction of the Water Conservation and Irri- 
gation. Commission. 


(3) The Water Conservation and Irrigation Commis- 
sion may at any time, if it should think it neces- 
sary or desirable in the public interests, give six 
months’ notice in writing to the holder of the 
license for the time being (which notice. may be 

~ given by delivering the same to him, or by leaving 
the same at his last-known place of abode in New 

South Wales) of the cancellation and determina- 
tion of this license, and at the expiration of six 
months next after the delivery or service of such 
notice as aforesaid, this license and all the rights 
conferred by it shall absolutely cease and deter- 
mine, except as to any rights of action or other 

remedies then accrued for fees, charges for water, 
cr otherwise. : 


(4) No compensation shall be payable by such Com- 
mission or the Crown in respect of such cancella- 
tion and determination to any person whomsoever. 


[2636] 


5750. 


WATER ACT, 1912 (PART Il). #s 


pee. Water Conservation and Irrigation ‘Commission : 


as. received. the 
licenses ; — 


(1) The’ Exors, of the Estate. of: the late A 
Wragge, pump on the Niemur River, Por. 1, 
Psh. Gynong, Co. Wakool. 


follow ine PRP ECRVORS, for 


~ (2) Thomas Donovan, pump on a branch ag Eagle 


“Creek, Por. 31, Psh. Barham, Co. Wakool. 
(3) Jt S. 
Bullockhide Creek, por. 
Wakool. * 

(4) Hugh Malcolm Eastman, pump, 

River, Por, 93, Psh, Banangalite, Co. 
end. . 

(5) Albert Krug, pump, Edward River, Section 6, 
town of South Deniliquin, Psh. South Denili- 
quin, Co. Townsend. 

(6) kdgar 
pump, Wakool River, 
gad, Co. Wakool. 

(7) Archibald Bennie Simpson, 

; cent to the Mdward River, Pors. ‘69 and 48, 
across a road, and on portion 60, Psh. of Ker- 
ranakoon, co, Townsend ; thence north-east- 

; erly across T.S.R. 1,032, Parish of Dahwilly. 

(8) Geo: Woods Morton, levee Bank on Murray 
River, Por. 2, Psh. Gnuie, Co. Wakool. 

(9) Bryan Lockhart, pump on the Murray tiver, 
‘Por. Sp, L. 15-2; Balranald South, Psh. 
Bymue, Co. Walkool. 

(10) Ralph Thomas Wilson, pump, Edward River, 
Por.» 76s. Psh. Moulamein, Co, Wakool. 

(11) Exors. of .the Estate of the ‘late 
Campbell, pump, Murray River, Por. 
Yellymong, Co. Wakool. 

(12) Brown Bros., pump, Lake Poomah, 
Psh. Puah, Co. Wakool. 

(13) Archibald -McKenzie, pump, Murray River, 
lot 13 of Mellool Estate, being part of portion 
44, Psh. Mellool, Co. Wakool. 

(14) Edwin Jones, tank in Gum Creck, Por. 4, 
Psh. Nicholson, Co. Caira. 

(15) J. F. Jager, dam on channel connecting 
Lakes Poon Boon and Woromur, 
Genoe, Co. Wakool. 

(16) Percival Walter Manuel, pump, 
River, on a channel reserve running along the 
western botndary of lot 13. ‘of the Mellool 
Estate, Psh. Mellool, Co. Wakool. 

(17) Henry Aiken, pump on Lake Cargelligo, por. 
107, psh. Gurangully, Co. Dowling.” 

(18) Mrs. Mabella Winton King and Arthur S. 
Henderson, pump, Hunter River, Por..4, Psh. 
Ellis, Co. “Brisbane. 


The respective ny L. Boards will publicly inquire into 
the applications (1) to (8) at the Court- house, Denili- 
quin, on 20th November, 1922, at 10 a.m. - (9) to (16) 
at the Court-house, Moulamein, on 17th November, 
1922, at 10 a.m.; (17) at the Court-house, Lake Car- 
celligo, on Sth November, 1922, at ‘10 a.m.; and (18) 
at the ’Court-house, Denman, on 7th Sovsuuor 1922, 


1, Ph. -Gnuie, Co, 


Edward 


Por. 44, Psh, Bereme- 


15, Psh. 
Por. 45, 





at 2 p.m. , respectively, 

coy H. H. DARE, 
£2830] Commissioner. 
[2835] Sydney, 25th October, 1922. 


Ans is hereby notified that, in conformity with the. 
provisions of the Registration of Births, 

and Marriages Act, 1899, “the underméntioned Officiat- 
ing Minister has been registered at this office for the 
celebration of Marriages : 


No. 5408, Pastor Henry Thenpess Johnston, Baptist 
Church (Union), St. Kilda House, Kemp- street, 
Wallsend, llth October, 1922. 

W. G. H- W ILLLAMS, 
_Registrar- on aetts 





[2836 ] Sydney, 25th October, 1922. 

ie is hereby notified that, in conformity with the 
provisions of the Registration of Births, Deaths, 

and Marriages Act, 1899, the changes of Residence of 


the undermentioned. Officiating Ministers. Pane been 
duly registered at this office: __ 


No. 1725, Reverend John. Griffiths, . hPa orteci ah 
Church of Atstiralia in the State of New South 
Wales, from Trangie to Allamba, Hereford-street, 
Stockton, 11th October, 1922. 

Nos 4548; Reverend William Stanley Cowling, Baptist 


Church (Union), fr Ww 
October, 1922. ) om Woonona to Orange, 16th 


™ 5133, 
No: 4631, 
No, ‘32 293, Reyerend | ‘panddlph John. Ross Wawards, eS cS el 


Peomen ie 22. 
‘and -W. J, Hargreaves, floodgate on | yn, hae! Ryde, 16th October, 192 


Towns- ~ 
No. 5 5179, Mr. Arthur Charles, Crisp, Church of Christ, 


‘Ernest Toll and’ Andrew Amos. Toll, 


levee bank adja- - 


Charles : 


, [2837] 


Por. 3, Psh. | Ne, 4790, Reverend Joseph: 


Murray | 


: Aide lo be by the undermentioned have ne! bis ees 


| Caveats may be lodged on or before the pean aes . 


Ltd; 


Bu and pors. AT, 48, 
' Ist Dec. 1922. 
Deaths, | Tyrrell and Newcomen sts., 
'ainterest in the land. vom prised’ an the application 1s 


ex. 100-ft. resevin. area included, and 54a. 1 r. 13 p., ™, 
parts por. 24° (psh.), psh. ‘Kincumber, co. Northum- 
| berland. Ist Dec., 1922. ; 


| includ. Nos. 84, 86, 38, 90, and 92, Palmer-st., Ba 





sec, 2, Park. 
Dec. +9, "1929. sue : 





stor. “Alfred Tisiesia Marigg) eee spay 
‘Church (Union), from Manildra to Woonona, ASG: 
October, 1922. ‘ 
Reverend John Mattie: Baptist Church - Oe 
Re eee from ‘Law rence to Armidale, 16th Octo-« - 
‘ber, 1 


~M.A., Canon, Church of England (Diocese at 
Coulbur n), from. Marulan to J arandilla, Chester- 


No. 1837, Pastor Henry’ “Mitchell, Seventh, Day 
; Adventists, from The Boulevarde, Strathfield, to 
20 Lennox- street, Rockdale, 17th October, 1922. 
No. 3024, Reverend William John Stevens, Roman . 
Catholic Church (Archdiocese of Sydney), from 
Richmond to Picton, 17th October, 1922. 


= 


from 74  Renwick-street, Marrickville, to 497 
Beauchamp-str eet, Marrickville, 18th October, 
1922. =e 

No. 4201; Rev eeonel Tiviane ‘Ward Thompson, B.A.,° 
Methodist Church® of Australasia im New South 

~ Wales. from H.M.S. “Encounter,’’ Sydney, to 
H.M.A.S. Adelaide,” Sydney, 19th Detober, 
19290 

No. 5212, Reverend Robert Clarence Johnston, Th. Th, 

Church of England (Diocese. of Bathurst), from 
'. Mudgee to Wyalong, 19th October, 1922. 

No. 4164, Reverend Charles Shearer Robertson, Th. L., 
Chureh of England (Diccese of Bathurst), from 
Wyalong to West Wyalong, i9th October, 1922. 

No... 3520). Ma. ether” George Payne, Chu rch of 
Christ, from Byron-street, Inverell, to EroTenCe: 
street, Hornsby, 21st October, 1922. 

W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 
Registrar- General. 


» 


a COLES eT ee ee ee CL y ee ee ee ee 


Se i tee a ryan aT ty alah a 





Nd 


é 
sh 


canee 25th October, 1922. 


T is hereby ‘notified that the undermentioned 

{ Officiating Ministers have ceased to be. registered 

at this office for the celebration ef Marriages, in con- 

formity with the provisions of the Registration of . 

Births, Deaths, and Marriages CAGE LOOT tes x 

Hearn, S$.J., Roman ee 
Catholic Church (Archdiocese of Sydney), bagi. 

_Mary’s, Ridge street, North Bydney, having left — 
the State. 

No. 5102, Reverend Charles Edward ign ball Presby- 
terian Church of Avstralia, in the State of New 
South Wales, W entworth, having left the State. } 

W. G. H-WILLIAMS, Dig ease 
Registrar- -General.” he 


oe A hat if? 


bom eee 
ETON ten Ck 


re ee ae 
Sie ey ag 
= oa rN Sats (eo 


ie 








NOTIOE. UNDER REAL PROPERTY ACT. 



























inade to bring the lands respectively described | 
under the provisions of the Real Property Act. 


dates mentioned : — 

The Brindley Park Pastoral fay" 
27 856 a. 3 r. 20 -p., (ex. pub. rds.), being pt. 
pors. 62. and 63, por. 64, pt. por. 67, pors. 59, 61, Asta 
pt. pors. 65 and 66, pors. 60, 57, 58, psh. Coulson 5 doce 
pors, 60, 61, 62, psh. Cranbourne ; mors. .26;. 295 30), ght Va 
31.32; 86, Fe Pa Osley ; pt. pors..50, 51, 52, 53, 
9, psh. Wentworth, co, Brisbane. 


“No. 23, 665. 


No. 23,810. Basil Belgrave Gapper. 31° p., at ent. 
Newcastle. [A title to an 

claimed by long-continued possession against Sidnew 
Elizabeth ‘Kelly and ‘Alexander Facoh Barrack. | 

29th Jan., 1923. 

No. - 23; 951, Whoderick Chavles’ Williams, 6 a. Sere 
pe, an Victoria and Rose sts., and on Mittagong 
Rye at Bowral, pt! por. 13 (psh.), So ee, 

Camden. Ist Dec., 1922. e “3 

Ne 24,017. . Frederick Griffiths Davies, 1 r. 88% Me Sat 
pt. Nicholls Eist., in Woodford-st., Lane Cove. | ike eee 
appa claims title by possession.| 27th Dec.» 1922... i a 

No. 24,030. , Albert George Davis, 27.a. 3 r. 19 Ds Ja 


No, 24,181. George Clubb and Fatey ‘Hibble; 98 p-, 
main. Ist Dec., 1922 

~ No, 24,214; ‘Adelaide Victona Buller, % ia 19 p 
includ. ey 23, 25, 27, 29 Woods-st., “Manly. tee 


Dec: ; 1922. 
No. a 227 Duncan Cameron, ‘Lor, 02 p.; lob Ag, 
View Est., in Milton-st., Burwood, ae 














Ca 


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27 Ocr., 1922.) 
VOTE gee We ED 


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ae Oberon Est., in Lion-st., Randwick.’ Ist Dee. 1922. _ 





Edgecliffe-road, Woollahra. 


: Works 





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“No. 24,250. Cyril James Lamb and _ Percy 
Augustus Lamb, 244 v., lot 6, sec. 2, Wentworth Est., 
in Argyle and = Fitzwilliam sts., “Parramatta. * Is} 
Dec. 1922. eo et eres yas yaad ; 
’ No. 24,252.' Doris Farnan, 74 p., 


ohaak No. 274 
Ist Dec., 1922. 
No. 24,298. Steward Hllis, 1 r. 154°p., lots 844 and 


~ $45 Busby’s subdn., at cnr, Alma and Raglan sts., 
_ South. Ny 


athurst. Ist Dee:, 1922. ° 
“No: 24,320. William)-Preston, 12 p.; lot 9, sec. 2, 
’ Ne. 245404. Hipsley’s Ltd., 54 sq. ft.,-in Hunter- 
st., Waterloo,.at s.w. cnr. of land in R.P.A. 19,363. 
Ist. Dec:, 1922. eh’ e 

No, 24,410 Walter Greenfield, 274 p., includ. Nos, 
30. and 32, Heighway-av., Croydon. Ist Dec., 1922. 
~ Diagraafis delineating these lands may be inspected 
at the Land Tities Office, Sydney. c seaieadl : 
Nir W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 

Registrar-General. 


27th October, 1922. [2849] 








[2798] “Office of the Railway Commissioners, 
ee ae - Sydney, 18th October, 1922. 


es bee hereby notified, for the information of the 


public, that the lands described in the Schedule 

hereto are, with the consent of His Excellency the 

Governor, dedicated under section 81 of the Public 

“Act. 1912, as public highways. Seat? 
-JAMES FRASER, . 

~ J. H. “CANN, 

Constructing Authority. 


{ 


eee reas, 
+ 
* 


- ScHEDULE. 


All that. piece of land sivuate in the parish of . 


Liberty Plains county of Cumberland State of New 


- South Wales being part of Church of England exten- 
sion of the Necropolis being part of portion 70 of 


1100 acres Commencing at a point on the south- 


_ western side of Arthur-street distant north 72 degrees — 
47 minutes west 2114 1/10th \links from the’ inter- 
section of -that side of Arthur-street with the pro- 
longation south-westerly to the north-western -side | 


of Richmond-road thence bounded on the south-east 
by lines bearing south 54 degrees 29 minutes west 
105, 3/10th links south 37 degrees 51 minutes west 


. 182 links thence on the south-west by a line bearing 


i “north 83 degrees 13 minutes west 117 1/10th links 






















_ degrees 49 minutes west 121 6/10th links 
degrees 49 minutes west 178 2/10th links 





thence on the north-west by a line bearing north 37 
degrees 51 minutes east 294 links and thence on the 
north-east by part of the south-western side of Arthur- 
street aforesaid bearing south 72 degrees 47 minutes 
east 1389 1/10th links to the point of commencement 


~ and containing about 1 rood 64 perches Pe 
Also all that piece of land situate as aforesaid being — 
part of Church of England Extension of the Necropolis 


being part of portion 70 of 1100 acres Commencing 
at_a point on the south-eastern boundary of the 
railway from Flemington to Campsie distant south 


37 degrees 5i minutes east 138} links from the south- 


westernmost corner of the 1 rood 64 perches above 
described thence bounded on the north-east by a 
line’ bearing south 83 degrees 13 \minutes_ east 


‘117 1/Wth links thence bounded on the south-east 


and south-west by lines bearing south 38 degrees 59 


minutes west 48 links south 50 degrees 0_ minutes” 


west 86 8/M)th links by a curved line of 150 links 
radius 125 links ‘long whose chord bears 


degrees 20 minutes west 178 2/10th links north 49 
north 54 


degrees 19 minutés west 188 1/10th links north 32 


_. degrees 33 minutes west 665 3/10th links thence on 


e north-east by part of the south-western side of 
‘thur-street bearing south 72 degrees 47 minutes 
east 154 9/10th links and thence again on the north- 


east and south-east by part of the south-western 


and south-eastern boundaries of the railway from 
emington to Campsie aforesaid bearing south 32 


Minutes east 163 3/10th links south 69 degrees 
tes east 193 3/10th links south 87 degrees 38 
east 39 4/10th links and north 60 degrees 
es east 38 9/10th links to the point of com- 
ment containing about 1 acre 1 rocd 5 perches 
all that piece of land situate as aforesaid being 
ortion 70 of 1100 .acres Commencing at a 
2 aS side of Barker-street distant 
on 


of that side of that road with the 


eastern sic Sir Thomas Mitchell road thence 








[2795] 


south 86 
north 69 


rees 33 minutes east 5294 links south 52. degrees.» 
minutes east 163 3/10th links south 60 degrees 


ees 25 minutes east 914} links from the 


5751 


bounded on the west by a line bearing north 1 degree 
0 -minutes-east 637 8/10th links and north 0 degrees 
17 minutes west 311 6/10th links thence on the north- 
west by part of the south-eastern side of Sir Thomas 
Mitchell road aforesaid bearing north. 67 degrees 
9} minutes east 108 3/10th links thence on the east 
by the eastern boundary of land acquired for railway 
purposes bearing south 0 degrees 17 minutes east 
354 2/10th links and south 1 degree 0 minutes west 
638 2/10th links and thence on the south by part of 
the northern side of Barker-road aforesaid bearing 
north 89 degrees 25 minutes west 100 links to the 
point of commencement and. containing about 3 roods 
354 perches, — 





LIQUOR (AMENDMENT) ACT, 1919. 
Novice or Compensation PAyABur. 
New South Wales, Sydney, 
Ee Me to wit. 
\ HEREAS the Licenses Reduction Board has 
aceepted the surrender of the license in respect 
of the licensed publican’s premises known as the 


“Diggers Arms Hotel,’’ jsiteate at Lower. Bucea, im 


the Oxley. Electorate. and has determined that the 
license of the said premises shall cease to be in force: 
Notice is hereby given that the said Board has 
assessed the amount of compensation payable to the 
owner, as owner and licensee, at five hundred and 
fifty pounds. 


' Dated at Sydney, this twenty-third day of October, 
1922. 

P. H. ELDRIDGE, 
[2922)> > Secretary to the said Board. 





- QUARTER. SESSIONS. 
%; OTICE is hereby given that, Courts of Quarter 

Sessions in and for the State of New South 
Wales will be holden during November next, at the 
Court-houses,’ at the following times and_ places, 
Vid. pa 


Darlinghurst, Sydney, Wednesday, Ist Nevember ; 
Albury, Thursday, 2nd November ; 

Wagga Wagga, Tuesday, 7th November ;. 
Singleton, Tuesday, 7th November ; 

Dubbo, Tuesday, 14th November ; 

Murrurundi, Thursday, 16th November ; 

Hay, Friday, 17th November ; 

Maitland, Tuesday, 21st November ; 

Narrandera, Wednesday, 22nd November ; 
Kempsey, Monday, 27th November ; 

Condobolin, Monday, 27th November (2.30 p.m.); 


when and where all. persons under recognizances to 


appear as prosecutors, witnesses, or defendants, or 
who have appeals to interpose, or other business to 
transact, are desited to give their attendance respec- 
tively at 10 o’clock in -the forenoon, except where 
otherwise stated. 
A. Be WITHY, = 

Clerk of the Peace. 
Office of the Clerk of the Peace, 

Sydney; 20th October, 1922. [2791] 





Supreme. Court, 
Sydney, 19th October, 1922. , 


. is hereby notified that, under the provisions ot the 
I Marriage Act, 1899, No. 15, Walter. Seott, 
Esquire, Police Magistrate, Cootamundra, and George 
Alfred Stevenson, Esquire, Chamber . Magistrate. 
Broken Hill, have been appointed by their Horters 
the Judges to give consent to the marriage of minors 
in the State of New South Wales, sc long as’ they 
hold the said offices of Police Magistrate and Chamber 


» Magistrate respectively. 


_ By order of the Judges, 
ARTHUR G. SADDINGTON, . 


Prothonotary. 





~The nineteenth day of October, 1922. 


W li, the Jiidges of the Court: of Review, holden 
- at Sydney. do hereby fix Monday, the twenty- 
seventh day of November next, at ten o'clock in the 
forenoon, at the Court-house, Queen’s-square, Sydney, 
as the time and place for the sittings of the ‘Court 
fer hearing appeals against income-tax assessments. 
EK. SCHOLES, . ? 
| JOHN J. COHEN. Judges. 


[2820] CECIL A. WHITE, 9. 





ayes 3 


“hie 


5752 





The twentieth day of October, 1922. 


BY virtue of the authority vested in me by the District 
Courts Act, 1912, 1 do hereby appoint Mr. Hiward 


James Biigdale to act as Bailiff of the District Court st 


Newcastle, during the absence on leave of Mr. HK. Leery, from 
the first day of November next, inclusive. 


| H. MONTG OMERIE-HAMILTON, 


[2529] Judge. 





———— 


Metropolitan Board of. Water Supply and Sewerage, 


Sydney, 4th October, 1922. 
NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. — 


NoTIceE TO THE OwNneERS or TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
IN-— 


Botany: Bourke-street, from Smith-street to Bay- 
street; Bay-street, from Bourke-street southerly, 
242 yards; Banksia-street, from Bourke-street to 
Ocean-street ; Parkes-street, from Bourke-street to 
Ocean-street (60,252); Stephen-street, from exist- 
ing main to Swinbourne-street (60,229). 

Cabramatta and Canley Vale : Cross-street, fram Long- 
field-street to Bartlett-street (60,230). 

Enfield: Stanley-street, from George’s River road to 
Tangarra-street (60,255); McCall-street, from 
West-avenue to Linthorne-avenue; Eden-street, 

_from McCall-avenue to Burwood-road (60,254). 

Fawfield: Carrington-road, from Diprose-street nor- 

_ therly, 184 yards (60,249). F 

Tiverpool: Oxford-street, from existing main south- 
easterly, 304 yards (60,239), 

Marrickville: Schwebel-street, 
Ivanhoe-street (60,243). “ 

Strathfield: South-street, from Baker-street to Ada- 
avenue; Ada-avenue, from South-street to Yar- 
mouth-road (60,245). 

Waverley: Fletcher-street, from Dellview-street east- 
erly, 65 yards (60,220); Goldie-avenue, from Bir- 
rell-street northerly, 92 yards (60,223). 

Woollahra: Mansions-road, fram Victoria-road south- 
westerly, 264 yards (60,247). 

Lane Cove: Stokes-street, from Murray-street to Hux- 
table-avenue; Huxtable-avenue, from Stokes- 
street to Helen-street (80,141). 

Mosman: Wurim-avenue, from David-street north- 
westerly, 240 yards (80,143). 

North Sydney: .Moodie-street, 
westerly, 71 yards (80,127). 

Willoughby: Tunks-street, from WKameruka-street to 
Tailor-street; Tailor-street, from Tunks-street to 
Noonbinna-crescent,; Noonbinna-crescent, from 
Tailor-street to Coorabin-road; Coorabin-road, 
from Noonbinna-crescent to Minimbah-road ; Min- 
imbah-road, from Noonbinna-crescent to Courra!- 
lie-road; Courrallie-road, from Coorabin-road to 
Minnamurra-road; Minnamurra-road, from Cour- 
rallie-road to Kametuka-road : Widgiewa-road_ to 
Coorabin-road north-westerly, 147 yards (80,119). 


from . High-street to 


from existing main 


And the private streets, lanes, courts, and alleys 
opening thereunto. 


ft HE main pipe in the said street having been laid 
i down, the owners of all tenements and premises 


situated at above, are hereby required, on or before 


the seventeenth day of November next, to cause a | 


proper pipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply 
water trom the main pipe to such tenements and 


premises. 
G. H. SOUTHWICK, 
Inspector to the Board of Water Supply 


[2894] and Sewerage. 





Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 


Sydney, 17th October, 1922. 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


Notics to THE Owners or TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
IN,— 


Auburn: North-parade, from Gibbons-street to North-. 


umberland-street; Macquarie-street, from existing 
main to North-parade (€0,275). = 
Canterbury: Melville-road, from King-street to Ette- 
rick-road; Lasswade-road, from 
Etterick-road; Roslyn-road, from King-street to 
Etterick-road ; Etterick-road, from Roslyn-road to 
Melyille-road (60,253); Canberra-street, from 


Church-street to Melford-street; Melford-street, 


from existing main to Canberra-street (60,272); 
Prince Edward street, from Riverview-road south- 
westerly 366 yards (60,266). } 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. 





Randwick: " Melody-street, from 


King-street to _ 





{ [2504] 







5 Bream-street~ to 
Abbott-street (60,259). bers: 
Ku-ring-gai: Tryon-road, 
_ Howard-street (80,123). ee 
2yde: Angas-street, from existing main southerly 77 — 
yards (80,147); Bellevue-avenue, from Trelawney- 
street southerly 852 yards (80,144). — 
Willoughby: Macquarie-street, from 
nue to Miiton-street; Milton-strect, from Mac- 
quarie-street. to Crick-street; Crick-street, from 
Milton-street northerly yards; Crick-strect, 
from Milton-street southerly 62 yards (80,155). _ 
And the various private streets, 
alleys opening thereunto. . ae ee 
yb HE main pipe in the said streets having been laid 
down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated at above are, hereby required, on or betore 
the first day of December next, to cause a proper p!pe 


-and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply water from 


the main pipe to such tenements and premises, 
G. H. SOUTHWICK, 
Inspector to the Board of 


[2679] Water Supply and Sewerage. 











Metropolitan Board of Water 
ae Sydney, 24th October, 1922,. 
+ NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


Notice To THE OwNERS OF TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
IN— EN ck i Ba 


from existing main to 


Chatswood-ave- i 


Supply and Sewerage, 


lanes, courts, and — 


Auburn: Stanley-street, frem existing main north- 


casterly 79 yards (60,271). Mga é 

Cunterbury: Remley-street, from existing main to 
Moocrefields-road; Dreadnought-street, from exist- 
ing main to Rogers-street; Rogers-street, from 


Remley-street. to Mocrefields-road (60,283); Al- _ 


bert-street, from lLincoln-street to unnamed 


street ; 


existing main to Waverley-street (60,235); Bur- 
~ wood-road, from existing maim to IXnox-street 
(60,262); Yargoora-road, from Garrong-road to 
Yerrick-street (60,267). at oe ae 
Rundwick: Meeks-street, {rom Anzac-parade to Har- 
~ beurne-road (60,257); Anzac-oarade, from. exist- 
ing main to Wallace-street; Wallace-street, from 
‘“Anzac-parade easterly 103 yards (60,258), 
Waverley: Hollywood-avenue, 
Allen:street (60,189); Hollywocd-avenue, 
Porter-street to existing main (C0,i90). 
Kuring-gai: Harnorm-avenue, -from Lane Cove road 
westerly and northerly 236 yards (80,140); Cycus- 


avenue, from Fox Valley read northerly 198 yards . 


(30,159). 


And the various private strects, lanes, courts, and 2" 


alleys opening thereunto. 
fF HE main pipe in the said streets having 
down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated at above are hereby required, on or before 


unnamed street, from Albert-street south- 
easterly 124 yards (60,232); Hdison-street, from — 


wa 


been laid TAG MS 


the cighth day of December next, to cause a proper | 


pipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply water 


from the main pipe to such tenements and premises. 


¢ G.-H. SOUTHWICK, : 
Inspector to the Board of Water Supply 
[2838] EAE ee ae and Sewerage. 


Metropolitan Board of Water Supply 
Sydney, Yth October, 1922. < 


‘ NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 








Novice ro roe Owners or TENEMENTS AND PREMISES — 


IN: oe 


erly 84 yards (60,263). 
Rockdale: Brennan’s-road, 


from existing main to Eve- 
street (60,261). 


Ashfield: Nixon-avenue, from Elizabeth-street south-" 


and Sewerage, 


oY 


Willoughby: Brook-street, from Massey-street to Dcn- 


. nelley’s-road (80,124), Si 


And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 


alleys opening thereunto. 


THE main pipe in the said street having been laid 


down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated at above are hereby required, on or before_ 
the twenty-fourth day of 
proper pipe and stop-cocks 
water from the main pipe 
premises. Geecday |: 


to be }aid, so as. to supply 
to such tenements and 


4 


Ae): cine 
G. H. SOUTHWICK, " 
Water Supply 


Inspector to the Board of y 
SP eT ae Boas and Sewerage, _ 


November next, to cause a 





from existing main to ~~ 
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=a 2 oo F -. : yr 
* Nene ORL ag Sen se rn ee ger Ope ee 
PE DE ET 2 aes ha ome ere © eke NT ome A Sigh ne 

















ay 


- mentioned for the works specified below. 


a Specifications. 


aglgoynic (fresh tenders)—Additions. 


27 Oct, 1922.) | NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. 





HUNTER DISTRICT WATER SUPPLY AND 
SEWERAGE BOARD. 
Notica to Lay Servios Pipss. 

Noricu to the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 
case may be) of tenements and premises situated 
in—_ ae j 

Waratah: Nelson-street, from end of existing main at 
lot 7, section C, southerly 185 yards; King-street, 
from Maud-street westerly 116 yards. 


rpBe main pipe in the said streets having been laid 


down, the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 
case may be) of tenements and premises situated as 
above is hereby required, on or before the 8th Decem- 
ber, 1922, to cause a proper pipe and stop-cocks to be 
laid, so as to supply water from the main pipe to such 


tenements and premises, 
ALFRED E. FRY, 
Secretary. 
[2821] 
HUNTER DISTRICT WATER SUPPLY AND 
SEWERAGE BOARD. | 
Notioms to Lay Szuevicz Pips. 


Noriox to the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 
case may be) of tenements and premises situated 


Board’s Offices, Newcastle, 
23rd October, 1922. 





in— 
Cessnock Shire (Kearsley): Government-road, from 
Aberdare-Kearsley road westerly 352 yards; 


Tomalpin-street, from opposite lot 17, section 19, 
northerly to opposite lot 15, section 20; Pokolbin- 
street, from Mulbring-street to Cessnock-street. 
Cessnock Shire: WHilda-street, from. 
‘north-westerly 110 yards; Alexander-street, from 
end of existing main at lot 27 northerly 54 yards 
to end of street; Charlton-street, from end of 
existing main northerly to Hall-street; Hall- 
street, from Charlton-street to Darwin-street. 


T HE main pipe in the said streets having been laid 

down, the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 
case may be) of tenements and premises situated as 
above is hereby required, on or before the 8th Decem- 
ber, 1922, to cause a proper pipe and stop-cocks to be 
laid, so as to supply water from the main pipe to such 


tenements and premises. 
ALFRED E. FRY, 
Board’s Offices, Newcastle, Secretary. 
23rd October, 1922. [28227 


HUNTER DISTRICT WATER SUPPLY AND 
ee SEWERAGE BOARD. 


Norice to Lay Servicer Pires. 


Norice to the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 

' ease may be) of tenements and premises situated 
in— 

New Lambton: Victoria-street, from Regent-street to 
Cromwell-street. : 


HE main pipe in the said streets having been laid 

down, the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 

case may be) of tenements and premises situated as 

-above is hereby required, on or before the 17th Novem- 

ber. 1922, to cause a proper pipe and stop-cocks to 

be laid, so as to supply water from the main pipe to 
such tenements and premises. 


ALFRED &. 
Board’s Office, Newcastle, “ 
27th September, 1922. 


PUBLIC SCHOOL TENDERS. 
ENDERS, plainly endorsed and addressed to the 
Under Secretary, Department of Education, 
Sydney, will be received up till 2 p.m. on the dates 


Full parti- 
culars on tender forms and those bound with the 





FRY, | 
Secretary. ~ 
[2336] 





ALBERT BRUNTNELL, 
Minister for Education. 





: 2np NovemsBer, 1922. 
tenc (Plans at 
_ Head Office; District Works Office, Wollongong ; 

and at Public Schools, Bulli, and Balgownie.) 

Belmore North—Erection of New Infants’ School. 
(Plans and bills of quantities at Head Office.) 

Blackheath—-Additions. (Plans at Head Office, and 
at Public Schools, Katoomba, Lithgow, and 
Blackheath.) oe 

Glen Innes—Remodelling Church building for use as 
school. (Plans at Head Office; and at Public 
School, Glen Innes.) 


No, 151, 27 Ocroper, 1922,—2, 


4 


William-street | 


Hampton—Erection of New School Building, (Plans 
at Head Office, and at Public Schools, Lithgow, 
and Katoomba.) 


Markinsvitle--Additiond, (Plans at Head Office, Dig- 
trict Works Office, Newcastle; and at Public 
Schools, Wyong, and Martinsville.) 


Portland—Additions. (Plans at Head Office; District 
Works Office, Bathurst; and at Public Schools, 
Lithgow, and Portland.) 

Tuggerah Entiranda (fresh tenders)—Extension of 
building. (Plans at Head Office; District Works 
Office, Newcastle; and at Public Schools Gosford 
and Wyong.) 

Yaralla—Additions. (Plans at Head Office.) 

Kareela—Erection of New School Building. (Plans 
at Head Office; District Works Office, Goulburn; 
and at Public School, Moss Vale.) 


Orn NovempBer, 1922. 

Cooma (fresh tenders)—Erection of Science Room, 
(Plans at Head Office, and at Public Schools, 
Cooma, Nimmitabel, and Bombala.) 

North Rocks, vid Parramatta North—Erection of 
School Building. (Plans at Head Office and at 
Public School, Parramatta.) 

Tempe—tHrection. of New Boys’ School, &e. 
and Bills of Quantities at Head Office.) 


167TH Novemser, 1922. 
Wyong (fresh tenders)—Erection of New Retaining 
“Wall, &c. (Plans at Head Office; District Works 
Office, Newcastle; and at Public Schools, Gosford 
and Wyong.) 


(Plans 





DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS—TENDERS 
FOR WORKS. 


ENDERS will be received up to 2 p.m. on the 
dates specified for the undermentioned works. 
Envelopes containing tenders must be addressed to 
the President, Tender Board, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney, and have legibly endorsed upon the 
face thereof the name of the work for which tender 
is submitted. The Government does not bind itself 
to accept the lowest or any tender. 

Specifications and plans of all works may be seen 
in Contractor’s Room, Public Works Department, 
Sydney, in addition to the other places mentioned. 

Plans will be supplied at the rate of 5s. for each 
sheet, and specifications at 5s. per copy. Payment 
to. be made to Accountant of Department. For 
Architectural Works, plans only may be purchased. 

30TH OcToBER, 1922. 

Barren Jack Hydro-Electric Development—Supply, 
Delivery, and Erection of Turbines and Gene- 
rators to the Original Specification, dated Janu- 
ary, 1920. Tenderers to omit tenders Nos. 1 and 
la, and are to submit only tender No. 2. (Ten- 
Bus also close with Agent-General, London, same 

ay. 

Barellan Police Station—Erection af New Building. 
(Specification, &c., at Police Station, Barellan; 
and Supervising Engineer’s Office, Cootamundra. 
Bill of Quantities available.) 

Goulburn Hospital—Installation of Sewerage System. 
(Specification, &c., at Supervising Engineer’s 
Office, Goulburn.) 

Waterfall Sanatorium—Renewal of Water Services to 
Male Division. (Specification, &c., at Waterfall 
Sanatorium.) 


6TH NovemBer, 1922. 


Katoomba Police Station and Court-house—Renewals, 
Repairs, and Painting. (Specification, &c., at 
Court-house, Katoomba.) | 

Corowa Police Buildings—Repairs and Renovations. 
(Specification, &c., at Court-house, Corowa; and 
Supervising Engineer’s Office, Cootamundra.) | 

St. George Hospital, Kogarah—Additions. (Specifi- 
cation, &e., at Court-house, Kogarah.) 


201TH NovemBrr, 1922. 


Lal -Police Station—Repairs and Painting.° 
(Specification, &c., at Cal Lal Court-house; and 
- Supervising Engineer’s Office. Broken Hill.) 
Botany Police Station—Filling site at rear. (Speci- 

fication, &c., at Police. Station, Botany.) 
Campbelltown Police Station and Lock-up—Renew- 

als, Repairs, and Painting. (Specification, &c., 
at Court-house, Campbelltown.) a 


Cal 


R. T. BALL. 





i 


DTD 4 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151 Waay Oct, 1992. 


DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS—TENDERS 
FOR LEASING. 


ee will be received up to 2 p.m. on the 


dates specified for the undermentioned. Ten- 
derers to state what rental they are prepared to 
offer, or the lowest sum for which they will work 
the Watering Place with the privilege of retaining 
the collections authorised. by Regulation. Envelopes 
containing tenders must be addressed to the Presi- 
dent, Tender Board, Public Works Department, 
Sydney, and have legibly endorsed upon ‘the face 
thereof the name of the Public Watering Place for 
which tender is*submitted. Tenders must be accom- 
panied by a deposit of £5, and should specify the 
names and addresses of two proposed sureties. The 
Department does not bind itself to accept any tender. 

The lease will be subject to the provisions of the 
Public Watering Places Act, 1900, and the Regu- 
lations thereunder. The lessee may cultivate the 
tenant’s lease, and any improvements which he may 
effect in the shape of clearing and burning-off timber 
may be considered in his favour should he tender for 
a new lease at the expiration of his term. 

Copies of the Act, Regulations, conditions of lease, 
and agreement may be seen, and further information 
and form of tender may be obtained from the local 
District Works Office, or from the Department of 
Public Works, Sydney. 


30TH OcTonEerR, 1922. 


Til Til Tank, of 640 acres, road Balranald to Ivanhoe 
—Hay District. 


Notrr.—Term of lease, in each case, to be five years 
from Ist November, 1922. 


13tH NovemBer, 1922. 


Horse Lake Tank, of 640 acres, road Menindie to 
Silverton—Broken Hill District. 
ea vay R..T. BALL. 








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[2670] Sydney, 17th October, 1922, 


SUPPLIES AND SERVICES FOR THE PUBLIC 
SERVICE. 

ENDERS for the supply and delivery of Drapery 

required during 1923-24 will be received at the 

Stores Supply Department, 15 Young-street, Sydney, 

up till 4.30 p.m, on Tuesday, 19th December, 1922. 

_Tender forms and further particulars on applica- 


tion. 
A. BERCKELMAN, Executive Member. 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS 
AND .TRAMWAYS. 


ENDERS will be received at the Office: of the 
Railway’ Commissioners, Bridge-street, Sydney, 
until 12 noon on the dates shown for the services 
specified ;— 
Ist NovemsBer, 1922. 

For the purchase of Printing Machinery, comprising 
Quad Crown Reliance (Stick Flyer), equipped 
with geared inkers (four-roller) distributor riders, 
all in sound condition and thorough working 
order, Machine at present in use, and may be 
inspected whilst in operation at the Railway 
Printing Office, Eddy-avenue, Sydney. The pur- 
chaser will be required to dismantle the machine, 
and arrange for its remoyal at the convenience of 
the Department. , 


For the manufacture and supvly of Three (3) Rivetted 
High-pressure Gas Reservoirs. Tender forms, 
specifications, and drawings from Chief Mech- 
anical Engineer’s Office, Wilson-street, Redfern 
(price, 7s. 6d.) 

8TH Novemper, 1922. 
For supply of Two Vertically-driven Duplex Boring 


and Turning Mills. Specifications and tender 
forms from Acting Comptroller of Stores, Wilson- 
street, Nowtown. 

. For the purchase of Scrap Non-ferrous Metals. 


For the supply of Waterproof Clothing during the 
year ending 3lst December, 1923. Specifications. 
tender forms, and further particulars from Acting 
Comptroller. of Stores» Wilson-street, Newtown. 


151m Novemeer, 1922. 


For Seven (7) 50-cycle 3-phase Transformers, to Speci- 
fication No, 569 (price 2s. 6d.), at Chief Electrical 
Engineer’s Office, 61 Hunter-street, Sydney. 


29ny November, 1922, 


For the manufacture and supply of Four (4) Miles 
25-pair Lead-covered Telephone Cable, to Speci- 
fication No. 552-4 (price, 2s. 6d.) at Chief Elec- 
trical Engineer’s Office, 61 Hunter-street, Sydney. 


. 29rn Novemper, 1922. 
For the supply of D.C, and A.C. Motors and Genera- 


tors, to Specification No. 568 (price 2s. 6d.),. at’ 


Chief: Electrical Engineer’s Office, 61 Hunter- 
street, Sydney. ° + ' de 


or the stpply of 3-core High-tension Cable and 


Boxes for State Coal Mine, Lithgow, to Specifica- 
tion No. 574 (price 2s. 6d.), at Chief Electrical 
Engineer’s Office, 61 Hunter-street, Sydney, 


20TH DrcemMBER, 1922. ° 


For the supply of Two (2) High Duty Double-head 
Driving Wheel Lathes. Specification and tender 
forms trom Acting Comptroller of Stores, 

All tenders to be properly endorsed. No tender 
necessarily accepted, Make cheques payable ‘Railway 
Commissioners,’’ ’ 

: W. J. MORRIS, ° 
Secretary. 





[2690] Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 
Sydney, 20th October, 1922. 


ENDERS for a permissive occupancy for grazing 
A purposes, under the provisions of the Wentworth 
Irrigation Act and Regulations thereunder. 


CURLWAA IRRIGATION AREA. . 


It is hereby notified, in pursuance of Regulation 30 
under the Wentworth Irrigation Act, that tenders for 
the permissive occupancy, for grazing purposes only; 
ot the undermentioned blocks (particulars in Schedule 
hereto) as one area, will be received at the office of the 


Manager of the Curlwaa frrigation Area, at Curlwaa, 
- not later than 3 p.m. on 20th November, 1922. = 


~The amount offered by the accepted tender, not — 


being less than the upset annual rent specified in sub- 
joined Schedule, shall be the annual rental. of- the 
permissive occupancy. } ay 


The anual rental tendered shall be payable half. 
yearly in advance. : 
2 t 
Fach tender must be ascompanied by a deposit of 
twenty per centum of the annual rental tendered. 
The, deposit paid by the person whose tender is 
accepted shall be credited towards payment of rent. 


The deposits of the unsuccessful tenderers will be’ 


refunded. 
Tenders must be made in writing. 


The successful tenderer shall pay all municipal and 
other rates, ¥ Ne aude 2 

The term of the occupancy shall be three years, 
unless the area, or any part thereof, is in the mean- 
time applied for’ as a non-irrigated holding, or 
required for any purpose which, in the opinion of ‘the 
Commission, justifies the withdrawal of land there- 
from, or the determination thereof. 











SCHEDULE. 
Approximate | Upset Annual 
Block Nos. Area. Rental, — 
§ sox. Acres: £8 ile N 
- 19 to 31 (exclusive of area of ab ut 47 2,768 499 0 4 © 
acres, being part of blocks 22 and 24, (at 44d, peracre). 
included in rifle range), t : 


Nore.—Blocks 19 to 21, 23 and 25 to 31, were made 
available for non-irrigated holdings by Gazette notifi- 
cation of 8th December, 1915, and will still remain 
available as such: In the event of any of these blocks 





being applied for as non-irrigated holdings after the: 
above land has been granted as a permissive oceu- 


pancy, the block or blocks thus applied for shall be 
withdrawn from the permissive occupancy. 


Full particulars may be obtained at the office of the 
Manager, Curlwaa Irrigation Area, Curlwaa, and the 


Office of the Water Conservation and Irrigation Com- 


mission, Union House, George-street, Sydney, 
[Papers W.C, & I.C, 1922-12,489) 


) Wo HB. DARE ee ce 
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[2831] Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 
Sydney, 27th October, 1922. 
NOTIFICATION OF THE SETTING APART OF 
LANDS WITHIN THE WENTWORTH (CURL- 
WAA) IRRIGATION AREA FOR IRRIGATED 
HOLDINGS. 


7 By pursuance of the provisions of the Wentworth 

Irrigation Act, and the Regulations and By-laws 
made thereunder, the lands described in the Schedule 
hereto are hereby set apart:for disposal as irrigated 
Cea Ting, ; 


AU bias 


H. H. DARE, 
Commissioner, 


oe tee 


ScuEeputp 
Wentworth (Curlwaa) Irrigation Area. 


The irrigated holdings will be available for applica- 
tion on and after the 27th November, 1922, and will be 


- subject generally to the provisions of the Wentworth 






A 


% 


_ time a- further rate on the land in addition to the 


“et MT e lots, under natur 


a __ herein. 
_ then. be applied towards payment of rent. 


- Under the By-laws the water rate shall b 


# 


Trrigation Act, and Regulations and By-laws made 
thereunder from time to time. 


Ar application for an irrigated holding shall be 
en Form No, 1 of Schedule “A” of the Regulations, 
and must be accompanied by a deposit equal in amount 
to.the rent which would accrue due in respect of the 
period from tiie date of application to the 30th June 
or glst December.of the half-year commencing 1s% 
January or Ist July, as the case may be, in whicn 
application is made, and first instalment for Com- 
mission’s improvements. If two or more holdings are 
included in an application, the order in which they 
are entered shall be taken to be the order of prefer- 
ence, and the deposit to be lodged shall be that for 
the holding so included in respect of which the 
rent is greatest. The application shall be’ signed 
and the declaration printed on the application form 
shall be made by the applicant. The application shall 
be lodged with the Manager, Wentworth (Curlwaa) 
lrrigation Area at Curlwaa, by the applicant in 
person during office hours on the 27th November, 1922, 
or during office hours or any subsequent business day, 
or may be forwarded on any day to the said Manager, 
at Curlwaa, in a, posted letter, but so as not to be 
Soca t by the Manager before the 27th November, 

Applications .received on any day from 27th Novem- 
ber to 2nd December, 1922, inclusive, where conflict- 
ing, shall be deemed to have heen lodged simultane- 
ously on 27th November, 1922, and shall be considered 
in conjunction with each other. ; 


The granting of any application is entireiy at the 
discretion of the Commission, which may give prefer- 
erce to any applicant, or group of applicants. Such 
granting shall be notified in the Government Gazette, 


Within three months of the granting of an applica- 
tion, the applicant shall sign and execute a lease in 
a form as near to Form III of Schedule ‘‘A’’ to 
Regulations as the circumstances will permit. Such 
lease shall contain the special conditions notified 
The deposit lodged with the application shall 


nde ; e fixed 
from time to time. 


The Commission has power to impose from time to 
water rate. 


; al conditions, would be, more 
or less, liable to flood, but levee banks have been or 
aré being constructed with a view to affording pro- 
tection against same. nevertheless the Commission will 
not accept any liability in the event of the lots being 
ed at any time, and lessees must take such risk. 


In connection with lots upon which privately- 
owned improvements exist, arrangements should be 
made bv the Mcoming tenants for the payment of the 
value of such improvements to the owner thereof. In 
the event of the owner and the incoming tenants being 


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GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. i651. 





5755 


unable to mutually agree as to such value, the incom- 
ing tenants shall not prevent the owner from remov- 
ing the improvements, provided he does so within two 
months of, the date of granting the leases. 


The lease shall be subject to the following special 
conditions :— , 


1. The term of the lease shall be thirty years 
from date of notification in the Government 
Gazette of acceptance of application. 


2. The lessee shall destroy all noxious animals, 
plants, and weeds on the land leased. 


3. The lessee shall not sublet the holding or part 
thereof without the approval in writing of 
the Commission being first obtained. 


4. The Commission shall not be bound to pay for 
the proportion of any dividing fence or 


tences. 


The lease shall be subject to a condition of 
residence for a term of five years from the 
date of notification in the Government 
Gazette of acceptance of the application. 
Residence shall be performed by the lessee for 
the time ‘being, and shall commence within 
six months after above date, but the 
Commission, upon application in writing by 
the lessee, and upo. nfficierit reason being, 
shown, may, if it thinks fit, suspend or remit 
such condition of residence. 


St 


G. The land leased shall not ke capable of being 
transferred or otherwise dealt with unless the 
Commission’s consent thereto has been 
obtained, and except where the Commission is 
satisfied that the lessee is compelled by sick- 
ness of himself or family, financial difhculties, 
er other adverse circumstances, to leave his 
holding, it shall not be transferable—except 
by way of mortgage—until the expiry of five 
vears from the date of notification in the 
Government Gazette of acceptance of the 
application. 


7, The lessee shall pay rental as svecified here- 
under, but in the case of a holding which 
contains an area ot land which is deemed and 
specified in this notification as non-irrigable 
land the Commission shall’ reappraise the 
annual rental thereon at the expiration of 
fifteen years from date of notification in the 
Government Gazette of acceptance of appli- 
cation, and rental as reappraised shall then 
become payable by the lessee on and after the 
first day of Jantary or the first day of July, 
as the case may be, next following such re- 
appraisement, 


8. The lessee shall continuously and diligently 
throughout the currency of the lease cultivate 
and care for his holding and maintain same 


in good repair and condition. 


9, Water will be delivered, when available, to a 
boundary of each lot by means of the Com- 
mission’s channels, «und each lessee shall con- 
struct all necessary channels or other works 
for the conveyance of water within his hold- 
ing from such point of delivery to all parts 

i of such holding classed as irrigable. 

10. The lessee shall pay to the Commission survey 
fee as specified hereunder. Such survey fee 
shall (unless the lessee desires to pay sooner) 
be paid in ten equal half-yearly instalments, 
the first of which shall be paid on or before 
ist January or Ist July, as the case may be, 
next following the date of notification in the 
Government Gazette of acceptance of appli- 
cation, and the remaining instalments shall 
be paid thereafter half-yearly on or before the 
first days of July and January in each year, 
with interest at the rate of 4 per cent, per 
annum on the amount unpaid. 


Application forms, lithographs, and full particulars 
may he obtained and plan inspected, at the Office of 
the Manager, Wentworth (Curlwaa) Irrigation Area. 
Curlwaa, and the office of the Water Conservation and 
Irrigation Commission, Union JLouse, 247 George- 
street, Sydney. 


[Papers W.C. & I.C, 1921-13,561] 





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5756 sEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZTTH, No. 151.  ——*(27 Ocr, 1988 





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ScnEeDvULz. } are 
WENTWORTH (CURLW AA) IRRIGATION ARPA. — 
IRRIGATED Honpines. 
































Kea. dacnut | Annual Improvements the property of the Commission. 
Trrigabl Annual Water Rate | « - 
Lot. | See. Std to be non- | Total Area, F Survey Fee, Each 
Area. irrigable, | tHe eae Description, | Value. ianaedd: itaaltnent: 
‘ Bie te Do Be odes p. a Pt of a a) Seems. oi, i ; 
10 15 I 0» .8. 10 1.2 | 23 110 27 19 4* 13 1 O 5 0 (0) Nil. ooo reves ‘ sev nceces " eeacoeree 
11/15) 17 210 AB. S6) 22 E80 | SBNGY SFr ke 16.2 5 0-0 NIUE Pais cert as eco tease onis « Kivdacs eee reaeee 
ee a Ee — 5 _—_——_— 
Nere,—Annual rentals shown ® are for first period of 15 years—vide special condition 7. 
So much of the notification of 12th May, 1922, as relates to lots 10 and 11, section 15, is hereby revoked. 
[2826] : Sydney, 27th October, 1922. . 


APPLICATIONS FOR LEASES FOR OYSTER OULTURE. ; Shay 
L° is hereby notified that the undermentioned persons have applied to lease for Oyster Oulture the portions of land deseribed 
hereunder opposite their respective names. ; 
Objections may be lodged at the Chief Secretary’s Department, Fisheries Branch, within thirty days of the date of this 
notice sgainst the leasing of ‘any of the portions. If interference with a hauling ground is alleged, a statutory declaration by a 
licensed fisherman mustjbe submitted to the effect that the area has been hauled during the preceding twelve months. 


E. B. HARKNESS, 
- Under Secretary. 




















“applic ® i . : |\Length of mani of 
ae Applicant. | Locality. Parist. Oovnty, ee Fae Lease. 
CLYDE RIVER. . Yards. 
11984 | Clarence Innes ., .»| In two sections in Stony Creek; section No.| Goba ...| St. Vincent. 400 | 10 years 
1 adjoining the western end of oyster lease (in all). | 
No. 7,878; section No. 2 adjoining the ame % 
western end of oyster lease No, 6,94). yea: ” 


Grorars RIVER. 
11957 | Frederick Selmon __,,,| Offshore, in Woolooware Bay, adjoining oystar Sutherland... Oumberland|A bout 10} 10 years, 
leases Nos. 9,194, 10,461, and applied for ‘jacres. 
Z oyster lease No. 11,869. De | 





Hawxxssury Rivez. ; 3 
11997 {| Joseph George Manning; In Big Bay, Mullet Creek, lying betweev| Patonga ...| Northum- About | 10 years, 





oyster leases No3. 7,232 (section No. 2) and berland,| 400 

11,294, identical with expired oyster lease yards. 

No, 4,875. ~ 

_ Hunrer River. Yards. 
11976 { John Canniog and] On the southern shore of tle south channel| Neweastle...( Northum- {| 100 |.16 years. 
Walter Barclay. adjoining the eastern side of Ash Island, berland. 
punt crossing. B ‘ be se We Seas Wy as : 

11977 Do ...| On the southern shore of the south channel do Tes do wi{| 100° | 15 years, - 


adjoining the western side of Ash Island, 
punt crossing. b's 


Mannine River. 


11943 | Executor of the estate of; On the northern shore of the south channel) Oxiey i Macquarie... About | 15 years. 
the late John Comino.| _lying between oyster leases Nos. 7,347 and 168 
8,018, identical. with oyster lease No. yards, 


5,191, expiring 30th November, 1922. 


Pansura River. 

















11981 ; James Severs ... ...| Offshore, adjoining part of the outer bounda-; Yowaka ...) Ausklaud ..., About 2) 10 years. 
ries of oyster leases Nos. 7,004 and 7,005. roods. 
11982 | Algernon Gerald Parker) In the Broadwater, offshore, adjoining oyster do mi do «| About 1) 10 ¥ 
leases Nos. 8,558 and 11,699. ; A acre, Fi 
acs Port STEPHENS. 
11946, Edward James Cun- Offshore, in North Arm, adjoining the outer; .....,...... | Gloucester...) About 1| 10 years. 
ningham and Edgar boundary of oyster lease No. 7,665. © acre, 
Stanley Armstrong. 4 
11971 | Percy James Wood-| Offshore, in No. 1 Cove, adjoining oyster) cs... do ..| About 3).10 4 
bridge. leases Nos. 10,826 and 11,089. “act acres 2) 
aS S| ; ‘ roods, 
QUARTERLY LICENSING COURTS. Ng) it 


PUBLIOANS, BaxwzeEs, Spreir MBROHANTS, &O. 


NOTICE is hereby given that Quarterly Licensing Courts, under the Liquor Act, 1912, for the consideration of application 
for Publicans, Colonial Wine, Brewers, and Spirit Merchants, Booth, Stand, or Packet Licenses, renewals, removals, and 


transaction of other business, will be holden at the respective Oourt-houses and Police Offices at the following places, on the ' 
dates and hours specified. ; 







When Court to be held. 


. Date of Notice from 
Kivensing District. Convener, 





Fee ae gre er cee 








Parramatta nae A 


6 Oct., 1922 


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av Oot, 1922] 


ANNUAL MEETINGS OF JUSTICES TO OONSIDER APPLIOATIONS FOR AUOTIONHERS’ LIOHNSES, 


NOTIOEF is hereby given that the Annual Meeting of His Majesty’s Justices of the Peave, for the purpose of considering applications 
for Auctioneers’ ene tt for the ensuing year, will be holden at the Court-houses at the places and at the times hereunder 



































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specified. 
~ When Court to be held. 
Place. Police District. 
j Date. Tiour. 
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Adelong tae say eaumut’ 35 28.5 Paap aie 2} 
Albury 4 es Ay er 2B x; 4 10 
Alstonville .., oe ane Cate i 10 
Araluen BN ae Braidwood te 2B, x li 
Ardlethan ... vp Bemora jce + 20) 28) 5) ak 10 
Armidale a ced iMate ee SR ceum ey eh eS ees hs 10 
Ashfield dye ...| Parramatta 28-5, ¥ 10 
Ashford «© 4. aos Geely Py ob“ is Ma ic LO 
. Ballina er 3 Geisksosensee Boe acca ee 
Balmain vee eee 200d bovece 28° n” IIe 10 
Balranald... ani Balranald - e282 Fe Sis JR AN) 
Barham ae ih Sanwa cack dye 8 te ae ae Me 
~ .Barraba vie an Mdtereteareeecae eet 28) Fs - 10 
Bathurst ety .| Bathurst $ 10 
Bega ... ai ts+[ BORO s < .04 285. 3 re a 
Bellingen ine -| Port Macquarie 27-5, wise aE 
Bingara oe ...| Bingara Pea! 0 Awe Pied. S848, 
Boggabri ae ...| Gunnedah Pa fe ame ‘4 10 
Bombala ..... ...| Bombala PAs ay Sh eet ako 
Braidwood 4... ...| Braidwood .../ 28 ,, Wi eee AO 
Burren Junction _,..| Narrabri yo baa sla ceapey, LO) 
Burrowa ...| Burrowa 2B ux" 3 af 10 
Burwood Parramatta Ao a A 10 
Campbelltown ...| Campbeltown ...| 78, f 9°39 
Candelo ..| Bega Berea SoH) a5 Bile 10 
Canowindra ... eh COWL cove a fe eat LOO 
Canterbury ... ...| Parramatta ph, ney bate 10 
Capertee “t ...|, Rylstone 28, eee 0 
Carcoar »..{ Oarcoar,.. BBry A, M9) Sea 
Casino .. Z Ni Richmond River 28 ies LO 
Castile ny NUL WOo Velo cbse vate 200 43 en LO 
Central Police Court. eS ee eke p BE we ‘ 10 
Cessnock ber »..| Maitland 238%; Secs 9:BO 
Condobolin ...| Horbes ... 28° 3 ot LO 
Cooma,.. as Cooma .,. 235.5 Weyccsia eo 
Ccon abarabran Coonabarabran . alg Fs EER ORS Ee 
Cootamundra ... Nihon 130° Ss ” 10 
Coramba wae «| Grafton... eerk BS Pe TE 
Corowa | Albury ;.. VM Nite rao LU. 
Cowra .,. oes .| Cowra ... sev Ae 5s as 1 
Crookwell tea bigeinh Wises Le Oils’ Taine BS 5, 9 10 
Culcairn. ae ie Sri ey 28: 5 pinnae LO 
Cumnock .., EAS an | Boone sa. Ne oe 
Deniliquin ... ...| Deniliquin eS As is 10 
Deniliquin... ...| Berrigan 23. :,, Fs 10 
Denman AY ues Muswellbrook _ Baits Fé : 
and Merton. 
Dunedoo i «| Dubbo ..? 23, " 10 
Dungog tie ...| Dungog ... a Lees ae gs ‘ 11 
Eden .., vee | Hden .., ASS shg, ue 10 
Emmaville ,.. ...| Glen Innes 28 is 10 
Finley ... FAS ...| Deniliquin 28° | a eel 
Forbes:., 2 0.4 «| Forbes... Arial feat Fi 10 
Gilgandra =... ao Wilisdavdtwcnccducheont |! Sou te ‘e na 
Glebe .., ot .. | Metropolitan .. | 28 F B 10 
Glen Innes... ..| Glen Innes 28 ” 11 
Gloucester ... ,..| Manning River,,.| 28 _,, i Il 
Gosford  ..+ ...| Brisbane Ani BS is z eil0 
Goulburn aes’ tes 28 i) ” 10. 
Grafton. ae ai Grafton... sé 283 me 10 
Grenfell sid ...| Grenfell BS & 10 
Gulgong th .:| Mudgee... 28, es 4 10 
Gundagai_... ...| Gundagai 28 8 r. 10 
Gunnedah ,.. ..| Gunnedah Alar ssy ee M 10 
Gunning Bee . | Yass of 28ie é 11 
Guyra... AS ..| Armidale sis}, 2Sie ge Be Se 
1 GM Se Ma Bol SAB poe See Wel DORN i eead hy: BO 
Henty ... i «| Albury ... hl 23onee Foe) a Li) 
Hill End ptt ..., Mudgee... 28) 15; meer ne 
Hillston Rid .. | Hillston .. 28:2 Pry ere ame C3, 
Holbrook = ..| Albury .., 28:7 ¢ ee A cl0 
Hornsby A) air oe 28.5; Sere satkeo 
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Kempsey. ..| Macleay River.. | 28) oe Ngee | 2S | 
Kiama ee ..| Kiama .., vo 28.5 tert LO 





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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. 





Date of Notice of 


Petty Sessions 


7 Oct., 


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whom notice given. 





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- Rose, A.O.P.8. 
.E, Justelius, A.O.P.S, 
. Scobie, C. P, 8: 

. Laidman, A.O.P.S; 
- Barnes, A.C.P.S. 

. Sheridan, C P.S. 

. Cohen, G. P.S. 

._ Beveridge, O.P.8, 


Datos s® 
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M. 

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. Doolan, C.P.S8. 
. Olson, C.P.S., O.M. 
", Stewart, Cc. p. 8. 

. Dugan, a C.P.S8. 
e Beavers: C.P.S. 
a Walker, J.P., C.M, 
. G. Carr Boyd, C. P.S. 

. B, Copeland, C. PS. 

. J. Lutton, O.P.S8, 
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. Doran, A. C.P.S. 

hes yrne, C.P.S. 
Collis, C.P.S. 

. McGrath, A.C.P.8. 

. G. McKenzie, C.P.S, 
H. 8. Beveridge, C.P.8. 

0. ap 

me eae ge C.P.S. 


J.B. Reilly ‘- C.P.8. 
Ww. B. THe ALCP S.} 

ACY 
G. Wheeler C.PS8; 
_H. Kelly, C.P.8. 

. J. Rose, A.C.P.S. 
.C. Dixon, C.P.S. 

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H. Sutherland, 
. J. Pritzler, A.O.P.S. 
He be Gelding, C:P.8. 

. W. Reed, C.PS. 

L. G. Hill, A.C.P.S, 
- R. Wood, Cc. PS. 
3 kes, A.C.P.S. 

. C. Atkinson, O.P:S, 
iN: Ferris, A.O.PS. 
G. Robertson, A .C.P.S8. 


J. J. Fernon, C.P.S. 

W. 8S. Kelk, C.PS. 

J. A. Harris, CPS. 

R. A. Hardwicke, C.PS. 

W. Toole, A.C.P.S, 

W. F, Britz, C.P.S. 

W. ©. Avery, C.P.S.' 

R! G. Green, 0.P.S., C.M. 

H. Breakell. O.P.S, 

Ve? Champion, C.P.S. 

W. Lees, C.P.S. 

K. Beaver, C.P.S, O.M. 

Wenholz, O.P.S. 

W. Swiney, C.P.S. 

E. Debenham, C.P.S. 

H. Donnelly, C.P.8. 

A. Mahony, O.P.S. 

L.. Wellisch, C.P 8. 

A. Morgan, A.C.P.S. 

- Sarge son, O.P.8. 

KR. Wood, ©, Ea 

A. Bisley, A.C 

Howie, C.L.C. 
PS 
Px 


Mae Ane e = 


R. Wood, Cc. 
ibr Foster, C. 
C, Vindin, C. 
R. Oolls, C.P. 
E. Foster, C.P. 8. 
W. T. Brewer, C.P:S. 
C, F, Denton, O.P.S8. 


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5758 
cy 
] at : When Court to be held. 
Place, | Police District. ‘ 5 

“ Date. Hour. 

fir : 
Kogarah a ...| Metropolitan ..,) 28 Nov., 1922 ...| 10 
Kurri Kurri .,. ...| Maitland 28K 55 3) eal LO 
Kyogle yb sal tipetig sussese | 28 gg » «| 10 
Lismore bias bet colin Weck logan Pe a lh iioael ao 
ithe ow Hartley... ai Nl rash sao, sea VLD, 
Liverpool re “ Liverpool 28h eG; Party oo ie be | 
Lockhart santo Pirie arr as rs Mire aetna s 2 
Maclean. a ...| Grafton ZAIN ais wal eck e 
Manila i .| Bingara .. 28s og Pada AS eB 
Millthorpe ... eh ap ane vias Yat Wa ig We Ik 
Milton... eee wee oe ee teeore 25 ihe ” > il 
Mittagong ...| Berrima 7 Bo ici) & 10 
Moama it go} -Moama ree ae a iets tee O 
Molong $e ...| Molong ... 28 » 5, an itteehallka he's 
Moree ... es Seal a peb ne Mee ve 23 Wis x, ares 
Moruya Rs SNA Res 283) is 1 
Mudgee As ...| Mudgee... WA 2S aes, 5 10 
Mullumbimby .| Mullumbimby ...| 28 ,, Bi 10 
Murrurundi . «| Murrarundi Pla ee ‘; 10. 
Murwillumbah »-| Marwillumbah,,.| 28 ,, in 10 
Muswellbro_k.., Muswe!lbrovk 28a. . ] 

and Merton, 
Nabiac .. ae Manning River| 27 ,, i: <a 
and Raymond 
Terrace. 

Narrabri vad Narrabri 25 ak, ef 10 
Narrandera’ ... ...| Narrandera 28 tess) oO 
Narromiue ; ie aaah cenan Vp Ee Bah tacral Annes 
Neweastle 3 Ge sabemiteee cee 283. is Pa ea 0) 
Newtown cae Newtown / Pode ihe Pah ia) TET BO) 
Nowra... en ...| Shoalhaven 28.44 Pa AE tne yk 
Nyngan ass >| Nyogan.., beaje 3: Sys Gide ae) es LO 
Orang» AES ee : reheat Ce Wires él SLO 
Paddington ... hs Metropolitan Ho aps pukseeal eee 
Pambula Ale Eden... BS re op eka: EO 
Parramatta ... Parrama:ta 238 aes, LAO 
Paterson ty .-.|, Maitland 28 245 Ua are | oe 1) 
Punk Hill, ae sls Wubbe ss 23 , eta a 
Penrith we ‘vee Penrith ,.. BA et aula Peirce, ara) 
Picton © ay Silete kes ceebentoees Ae yes ok Sh hese oak O. 
Portland ies ia Hartley... Heh eB e's Pea ee 0) 
Port: Macquarie a2} Port Macquarie 234% yer O 
Queanbeyan ... 1Q Queanbeyan 28.7% Sit costa @ 
Quirindi nae cae Nee Weaienechs 28) 5 Sick cewale nae 
Raymond Terrace ..,. Ras mond Terrace] 28 i pete cis Ca ie 
Rockley aS «| Bathurst 23s, seaports ot 8) 
Ryde ‘ | Ryde... vax PreBi 5, say See 
Rylstone is Rylstone Weal Ou as AEE tee AG) 
Scone ... A, est da tolls Je oSusten Tega sae em opge uh eae ede 
Singleton cae Reet cde caalee ansie Ras 23.4uy, Pinas Sat 2) 
Stroud... Ape .| Ruymond Terrace} 23 ,, fe 
Sunny Corner ., | Bathurst Pea IBY: eae 5 10 
Tambar Spriags Gunnedah 2B, ate Weale 1.0 
Tamworth —... : a Pe aie Eas iaealetn LO 
Taralga gtr we vada wricides Saaents Gy Vsholhag a roRiepyah ee nh 
Taree ... Rai Naan ie RAN Ah ele tas 28 tee; sit, sat ero 
Temora — “54 Temora 28°), Saari ae ae 
Tenterfield .., «| Tenterfield yy Set 10 
Tibooburra © .., «|, Mitchell 28 a 10 
Tiogha ie | Inverell... whekieSser53 uy dl 
Tocumwal. ... eerie Denil quin 28 |; a 10 
Tratigie Ae .../) Warren... Phe Whe, nH Lie 
Tumbarumba }.. .-.|°Tumbarumba ,,,] 28 ,, i 11 
Tumut... st, A MME vee wall Seen 3 il 
Ulmarta oy | Mr hatton i.) Sal eS. ig mi 10 
Urana’. «| Narrandera .. 128%, , 4 
Wagga Wagga | Bean ZS ian mi 10 
Walbundrie ... a eR ckig ties Stee oe AR ETI lou iy 10 
Walcha | we ».| Armidale Zouk (G, 49 } dt 
Walgett ee ..| Walgett 28, Fe 12:20 
Worialda .... ‘| Warialda (ite if 10 
Wauchope... «| Port) Macquarie..] 23. ,, is ales 
Wellington ...| Wellington 2825 i tites- }) aLO 
Wentworth ... «| Wentworth 23 hgs x 10 
Werris. Creek... a A a aa Pi We Ms 10 
West Maitland Sa ae) DEE eee 28ers ms 10 
Wilcannia - i, ...| Mitchell Po MIN eee a ce He) 
Windsor > ..| Windsor Sur zok. oi lees | 
Winghan ae Manoivg River.,| 28 ,, slob 2c) 
Wollemgong: ? ui = ual tegape ees cescee sented, SB) ba gine) 3, 40 
Yass *.,. Ih Where Obie hse Vy | 28) * 3 Sea eae C8 


[27 Ocr, 1932. 


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ACO DICANSINY MERTIN GS continued. 


“Date of Notice of | 





7 Nov., 1922) 33.58 


ee 


‘Clerk of Petty Sessions by 
whom notice given. 


1922) A. EB. Chepvans OPS, 


CM. 
» | G..W. Brown, OPs. 
» | 2. H. See, A.O.P.8 
» | #. A. May, C.P.S. 
» | d. M. Bonthorne, 0.P.S, 
» | A. G. Hardwick, O.P.S. 
-; | W., Ryan, C.P.S 
» | R. W.S. Kelly, C.P.S. 
» | R.A. Hills, C.P.8 
vn | R. C..8teel, A.C.P.S. 
Siitt) wakes He Hodgson, ©.P.8. 
» | J.P. MeDonald, A -©.P,Sk 
bY W. Goodwin, A.C.P S. 
» | A.C. McDonald, C.P.S, 
stl ae Ds Rorke, O.P.8. 
» | C. T. Howard, A.C PS. 
PAS Amis Wie. Is Blackmore, C. B.S.) 
COM, 
» | BE. W. Ferrier, A.C.P.S. 
» | M. Ryan, C. PS. 
» | C.J. Coghlan, C.P.S. 
SNC AD SA) ca Cusieh, C.P.S. 
aye: an Bee, AOD S, 
» | M. HE, Soane C.P.S. 
» | C..A: Arnold, C.P.S. 
» | A. Hannaford, A.C.P.S. 
39 12, -AeG ‘Chiplin, 0.P.8., 0. M. 
» | H. J. Leary, C.P.8., C.M. 
» -| P. J. Youdale, C.P.S. 
‘» .| NL. Sheridan, C.P.S. 
» | N. Byrne, C.P.S.,C M. 
» | H. H. Connell, O.P. ee 
C.M. 
» | W.G. Noble, ACP.S. 
» | U. W. Broughton, C.P.S., 
CM. 
» | P. J. Purtell, A.C.P.S. 
sa ds Poidevin, A.C.P.S, 
ss C. W. Naylor, G. SiG 
» | G.08. Goldie, C.P.S.. 2 « 
» | CO. McRae, A.O-P.S,: 
» | A. E. McDonald, O.P.S. 
Shee le Sie ache C.P. CF 
» | H. T. Skilton, O0.P.S. 
»  \ A, C. Ireland, A.C.P.S. 
Braid oe Harrison, Acting. 
» | F.L. Foster, CPS. 
Be ge Ely Dening, G,P.S. 
wy [Bs bs SCO, WS: 
» | Pe KE. Eldershaw, C.P.S. 
» | 7. G. 8. Bedingfeld, 
A.C P.S. 
» | F. W. Dolman, A.C.P.S. 
| Ws G. Jones, A-G.P.S. 
» | Had. Daley, C.PS. 
» | A. Riordan, A.C.P.9 
» | W.C. Geikie, CP. ae 
» , ©. d.M.Hade, C.P.S. 
» | A.D. Doanelly, C.P.S.. 
» | Jd. Ellis, A.C.P.S. 
ike RY Gibug, OPs 
» | D. Mathieson, 4.C.¥?.S. 
» | H.C. J. Ferris, A.C.P 8. 
» | HJ. Barnard, C.P.S8. 
» | EF... W. Smart, C.P.S8." 
» | GS. Bing, A.C.PS, 
» | J. McGrath, C.P.S. 
n | W.G.Hazell,O.P.8.;0 M. 
» | W:-F. Searson, A.C.P-.3. 
» (| D. Moriarty, C.P.S. 
se KE. F. Oram, C.P.S8. 
5 A. Ayling, C.P.8.; 
» | A. Ferguson, A.C.P.%, 
»- | W.-O’ Hanlon, A.C.P.S. 
Si 1 M8: Meagher, Re tat ts 
| Gi. Cy Griffin, C. Bw. 
“) -| W.S. Rromhead, C.P.8. 
Se) eds Flynn GSP IS. occ 
» | Jd. ALS8, Balmain, CHES: 
‘aA Hi Isles, G.P.S.0 2 
» | B.R F. Haydock, OPS, 
» | B.S. Freeman, C:P.8. ~ 


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27 Oor,; 1922.) ; NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No 1£1. 5759 
[2825 oe aes, sy ines Lith October, 1922. 
, NOTIFICATION OF GRANTING OF OYSTER CULTURE, LEASES. 


| hie is horeby notified, for general information, that leases for the purpose of oyster culture of the lands specified in the annexed Schedule 
have been granted to the undermentioned persons, 








The leases are subject to the Fisheries Acts and the Regulations thereunder, and to the special conditions. prorisions, exceptions, 
es Sha ed and reservations set out at the foot.of the Schedule, 
é CHARLES W, OAKES, 
Chiet Secretary and Minister of Public Health. 














ScHEDULE. 
No, uy Situation and extent Term 
of eras Name and Address of Lessee, of area leased of alas ch Remarks... 
Lease. . and Plan-Cat, No. Lease. eaves 


| 














pomerriman! 








Giga: 
11775*| [nferior) Charles Anthony Bettini ... » | Noorooma | Wagonga River, frontage 200) 5 years) 1 UW OU | Under section 12 /32n) Fisheries 
lands. : yards. Pian Cat, No. W 59-51.) from (Amendment) Act, 1910 (Fish- 
: : : ; * | L1-10-22. eries Act, 1902), 
11778*| Do ,,.,) Thomas Crumpton and Frederick) Brook'yn ... ...| Hawkesbury River, frontaze 400; do ..| 1 0 0 do do 
Chatterton Crumnrtou. ; ari yards. Plan Uat, No. Hf. 483-41. 
1179€*/ Do | Sydney alfred Wocd,., son «|. Pindimar... «| Port Stepheus frentage Llu yards| do ..) O11 6 do ao 
- ; Plan Cat, No, P. 1,007-36, 
11816”| Do ...) Frederick Gecrge Lilley  ... mer (MINT UAL: lee .| Port Stephens, area about l acre} do’...| 1 6 0 do do 
| ; lrood 8 ;erches. Plan Cat. No 
j : P, Y99-36. 
118237} Do ...) iterbort Darwin Deamer ... «| Stockton ... ~| Hunter River, frontage 201) ado .| 1 0 0} do do 
‘ yards,’ Vian Cai. No. If, 1u8- | 
37. ; | Y 
11870*| Do ...; Frederick Selmon ,.. ey ~ | Sandringham ,,.) George's River, area about 4acte-| do .,,, 2 1 © do do, 
L W roods Lv perches, Plan Cat, 4 | 
‘ : G. No, 218-47, | j 
11675 |Average Leonard Royal Rocke ard David] Salt Ash ... - | Pore Stephens, frontage 39 yards,|/15 years} 3 0 0 | Under section 12 (33) Fisheries 
lands, James Ruoke, | Vian Cat. No. P. 1.0uvl-36. from (Amendment) Act, 1910 (Fish- 
Ke ma Jnl 1-9-22,))° ‘ eries Act, 10x), 























—— 


SprciaL Conpitions, Provistons, Hxcerrrons, COVENANTS, AND RESERVATIONS. 


* No oysters may be removed from Oyster Leases Nos. 11,775, 11,778, 11,796, 11,810, 11,823, and 11,870, during the first year of 
their term, If any such lease be renewed for a second term of five years it shall be sabjoct to redeterminati tion of rental during the ninth 
or any later year for a further (third) term of five years, 


{2921} Sydney, 27th October, 1922, 
FISHERIES ACTS—RENEWAL OF LEASES. 


PPROVAL has been given for thé renewal of the Oyster Culture Leases specified in the Schedule hereto fora term of 
fifteen years from the dates and at the rentals respectively set forth thereia. 
CHARLES W. OAKES. 









































SCHEDULE. 

ra if Lessee. © . Looality. Foreshore. ag eeigaaey Retpeeice 
at : i ey leg Yards. Li suds 
4743 Executrix and executors of the will of the late| Crookhaven River ... 104 I January, 1923... a rple, W8 

George Haiser, senior, ae | 

» 4986 | Executors of the will of the late John Comino | Manning River Hal 40) 1 December, 1922.,., 4 0 0 
' 6266 | George Peter Engel... we eet is} Port Stephens, |...) 10) L 3 Ppa andi Sigh Onn 
e ' 
Ta 











“Oo PROCLAMATION.—MINING ACT, 19096. 


Sir Water Epwarp Davipson, the Governor of the State of New South Wales aad its Dependencies, in the Oom- 

monwealth of Australia, in’ pursuance of the provisions of the Mining Act, 1905, do, by this my Proclamation, declare the 
lands set out in the Schedule hereunder to be berate lands for the purposes of Part IV of the said Act, from the date of 
es itp ni hereof :— 





SCHEDULE REFERRED TO. 





























‘ 4 ae Locality. 
Portion No. TRE A) OL MMR Sen eT psayy wre iy CrP k van ENE S Area. 
: . County. Parish. Town, 
f ; ; a rr p. 
erg Lie, er 3 ee ...| Monteagle abe ...| Llhusie \.. Ae ...| Koorawatha .., od t0 0 .vU 
- [1922-7,099 L.B.] : hea oe 
ae atr Signed and sealed at Sydney, this fuurth day of October, 1922. 
(u.8.) W.. EK. DAVIDSON, Y 
Governor,’ * 
oF, His F Excellency’ s Command, 
oe iat by aw PP WI ITZPATRICK, 
‘aaer’ no . GOD SAVE THE KING! | 
mel ’ 





5760 _ NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151, [27 Cor., 1922. 





APPOINTMENT. 
DEPARTMENT OF MINES, 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased to file: ok 
Constable Thomas Randolph Small, to act temporarily as Bailiff of the Warden’s Court at Glen Innes, vice Mr. Huthnance, 
on leave, ill,—such appointment to take effect from the date of commencing duty. (Ms. 1922-5,774-120.) 


J.c. L. FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines. 


~ [2842} ; Department of Mines, - 
Sydney, 27th October, 1922. 
NOTJCES TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING AND FOR PURPOSES IN CONNE (TION With 
MINING; TO LESSEES UNDER SUCH LEASHS; AND TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, 


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT— 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has approved of the grant of feasas 
of Crown Lands in satisfaction of the undermentioned applications. 





























Application No. ; Portion ) Locality, = , Date of 

1} t. ‘TNT RS Area. whe 
Ay adrian oo ba Peal cia No, County. | Parish. te Application. 

FOR GOLD-MINING LEASES. | 
; [1922-8,114 L.B.] — uta fe: D> 
Hillgrove 42 | 280 |William Bernard Flood] @t 32 { Sandon .., ..:| Cooney .. | 8 230 /1Mar, ~1922 

Canbelego 223 | 285 |William James Cooper, , 125 | Flinders ... ...| Budgery .., ter | Say ep eO | Ge Ae. Cl 
A 224 | 236 | John Joseph Hayes...) ,, 124 CO wt ieee Wa do As es aide er Leas MORN Sutin ~ 


Pg wee TSS ES 8 A ee 











J. C. L, FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 


HIS Mroallency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has approved of the revocation of the 
approval of the undermentioned applications for Gold-mining Leases of Crown Lands, as appearing in Government Gazette No. 
6 of 13th January, 1922, and the refusal of such applications, 


[1922-8363 LL.B.) 


























icati : . Locality. 

Application No Apokoen® Pervon ene - Area, . Complaint No.. 

Departmental. | Local. Z County. | Parish. ; \ “ 
| Warihe 

Hillgrove 42 |!44-124a) William Bernard Flood..| et 168 | Sandcn... i eye OONEY Heyes 8 2 204 351 

» . 44 |L46-1244 Do oa) BEE YS OHS ns > en Ce None perce (eet: Bet 351 

” Ad5 147-i244 Do yen) se 12 do coe eee do eoe . eee 1 3 34 | 361 

. ' | V 








J. O. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has voided the Mineral Lease of Crown 
Land granted in satisfaction of the undermentioned application, the lessee having neglected or refused to execute the same. 
(1922-7,683 L.B.] , 




















Application No, . Locality. 
= Applicant. sae ROC y AE RE Ge TA OS Area. - Date of Lea-e. 
Departmental, | Local. ; County. { Patish. ys fg a | x 
| i Wa a 0 
Moss Vale 24 : 161- | Kenneth Leslie mL 1 Camden ..,. Caoura and Bun-}/ 5 0 0} 27 July, 1922 
| 


124A Beattie. | danoon, 





J.C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 


IT is intended to void tae Gold-mining Lease of Crowa Lands granted in satisfaction of the undermentioned applica- 
tion, in terms of the Mining Act, .1906, and that notice of such voidance will be published in the Government Gazette of 
10th November, 1922; and the land referred to in such application will, after publication of the Government Gazette of that 
date (namely, at 2°30 o’clock p.m.), be open to be taken possession of, in terms of the sminine Act and Regulations, provided 
there be then no adverse title to the land. 

[1922-7,975 L B.] 


_— 


























Application No. | : Locality. 
Applicant. ies - Area, | Date of Lease. 
Departmental. id Local. | ‘ County... | Parish | 
( iY ¥ Rae aes ‘AN a | 
t me ties) 
Major’s Oreek 9 | 33 | Henry Celley... Gu 36 | &t. Vincent ,..| Elrington --| 5 Q O} 10 Feb. 1922 

















J.C. L, FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 











27 Oor,1922.] | NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151 3761 





NOTICES TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING, &c.—continued. 
‘ THE undermentioned applications for authority to i in terms of section 17, Mining Act, 1906, have been 












































refused. 
.[1922-8, 494; 8,379 ; 8 ,082 ; 8,357 L.B ] 
Locality, 
Depastmontal No. _ ‘Name. ‘ i : Ares. Peck tbe ve 
‘ Coun y. Parish. | i 
foie , a Yr. p 
Broken Hill 6 | Thomas Lewis «| Yancowinna ...| Umberumberka..| 40 0 9 | 1 May, 1922 
Copmanhurst 6 | Kenneth Campbell Church .s{ Drake... soe] Pucka ... .. (400 0 0! 17 Aug, ,, 
Milton 5 | Stanley George Karngey ... . ...| St. Vincent —..,| Little Forest ..|109 0 O| 1 Sept, ,, 
Tumut -29 | Daniel Lane Herlihy ‘ty ...| Buecleuch .. | Cooleman 40 0 0131 Aug.’ y 
J.C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 
[2847] Department of Mines, 
/ o Sydney, 27th October, 1922. 
a is hereby notified that I refuse to entertain the undermentioned application for a Dredging Lease, such refusal to take 
‘effect at 2°30 p.m. this day. 
(1922-8078 L.B.)} 
Application No. 1 opie ‘Locattoy. D: 
—_ Applicant. Area. ot 
Depaytmental, Local. Ae | aes County. Parish, i ppliestisn. 








aca re Beit. De 
Wellington 9 165 Harvey’ s Freehold) ....... | Bligh and Wei-| Yarragaland Wear) 50 0 0} 11 Aug, 1921 
Gold Dredging lington. 
Company Limited. 


J.C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 


4 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has refused the undermentioned applicae 
tions for Mining Leases of Private Lands. 


‘ 























[1922-7,868 L.B.] 
Appication Noi Porties. Locality. Date af 
Applicant, 0) ecacrags sa 
Deprremental. | Local. nd nee County. | Parish. Applicatien, 
ab rel eae - } 
f ‘ a YY. Dp. f 
Copeland  26/| 190] Leslie Rye .., | 29.&80| Gloucester Saif) baddeachubsvaraaee 80 0 0| 18Jan., 1922 
(Gangat subdivision 
. of Gloucester 
i Estate) 
a 21 | 191 Dei age yh OO, 44 do as dee sddintgine diva tde sO @ Lanes Deg wi Ke nyaints e 
J.C. L. FITZPATRIOK, Minister for Mines, 
as Department of Mines, 


Sydney, 27th October, 1922. 


v is hereby notified that His Excellency the Governor, with the adviee of the Executive Couneil, has deelared the under- 
: mentioned lease to be forfeited for non-fulfilment of the labour conditions contained thereim, and ahi is hereby declared to be 
orfeited. 5 ‘ 


~ [1922-6,670 R. & 1] | es 

















PRIVATE LANDS LEASE—MINING ON PRIVATE LANDS ACT, 1894, 
: Lovality. 
: No. Name, aca et vd sa Ares, Applieation No, 

















ee , a YF. Dp. 
854, Wee Gardner, Alexander} raz 1| Inglis ...  ,..| Burdekin... ...| 19 0 10.) Tamworth 7 
- Thomas Rodgers, J ordan Rodgers,| } 
_ and David James Hall. 





J. O. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines, 





No. 151, 27 Ocrosur, 1922,—8, 


yom 





3162. NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. [27 Ocr., 1928, 


= 








NOTICES TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR MINING, &o.—continued. 


[2844] : Department of Mines, 
d Sydney, 27th Cctober, 1922 
i is hereby notified that His Hxcellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Couneil, has: cancelled the under- 
mentioned lease for non-payment of the rent due thereon, and it is hereby declared cancelled. 
[Agee 5,504 R, & I.] 





MINERAL LEASE, MINING ACT, 1906, 


a 






















4s Locality. ; 
om person Area. Application No. 
at : a. r ne res 
1811 | John Jenkins sae mn «| ML 21 | Gough... ...| Highland Home ...) 40 O 0 | Torrington 


® 





| / | 44-51 
J. C. L, FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines 





12845 | He Department of Mines, 
‘ Sydney, 27th October, 1922. 


vole is hereby notified that His Excellency the Governor, with the wivive of the Hxecutive Council, has caneelled the 
undermentioned leases for non-payment of the rents due thereon, and they are hereby declared cancelled. 
1922-5,567 R. & I: 











Locality. 












































: Porti SN hoe 
No, oy Name. » Oro County. . RH, Area Application No. 
ia GOLD MINING LEASES, MINING ACT, 1906. a. Te pe ie 
450 | Walter Drew Corderoy, Joseph] gu 2 {| Westmoreland ..,| Binda 55), NetNames 0 Ps Lithgow . 1-26 
Kelly, and Arthur George Vag ape 
: Corderoy. : ak te PR 
2196 | Julius Condrad Forsstrom nd) 5) 1 28-|>Buerleuch;.. ...| Goobarragandra .../10 0 O | Tumut 48-85 
2306 | Charles William Hindhangh ...| ,, 34 St. Vincent | Hlrington ... fea Beam POET Major’ s Oreek 
7-26 
2555 | George Leggett Spratt... v| 4, 138 | Wellington «| Hargraves. | 3 0 O | Hargraves 62-62 
2556 | Do oe » 134 do at te Bao ee ht A Oa O & 65-65 
MINERAL LEASES, MINING ACT, 1906. : 
805 , Cobar Gladstone Mining Company| mui 61 Bubineed any ..| Cobar see wi 5 0 0, Cobar 52-149 
No-Liability. . 
806 | Do Ly 59 do ies Woe Ses coe] O...0 BE % 57-167 
834 | John Henry Truscott and Sydney Wa oo) Gough. e% we] Scone. ae «| 10 0° 0) Emmaville - 
| Austin Truscott, ; : ae 186-155 
1544 | Ardlethan Options Limited weft. 16.4 Bourke 45,4 w.| Ramsay... | O 1 393 Ardlethan 5 
wee 129-394 
2410 | Albert Thomas Brissett venlisass SOO 1G GOUgM ea... ».| Clive At «| 25 0 O| Tingha 298-532 
2411 | Harry Farrell Ireland ,., Pel Geaunne els Walaa ens wes BeUring i hes | 20 0 0) Delegate 5-4, — 
124A 
27388 | Joseph Stevens .., ise ses} gp <8 |v Clive iss ..| Romney ... «| 40 0 O | Deepwater. 
192-223 
MINING PURPOSES LEASES, MINING AOT, 1906, p. ee Ae 
101. | Bourkes Hill Tin Sluicing Com-( mu 92} Gough  ... sic RB COMG fe oie g Vi hate 14 0 2 Emmaville © 
pany, No Liability. - aio, Sia 9-161 
333. } Robert Malcolm WrenCorden ...| , 5) Buller... eee] Maryland... —...| 4 O OQ | Wilssn’s Down- 
| Fags ; fall 5-204. 
JIC i, FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines. 
| 2846) | 4 it Department of Mines, 


Sydney, 27th October, 1922. 


| aa is hereby notified that His Excellency the Governor, with the alia of the Executive Council, has cancelled. the under- 
nantioned leases for ah payment of the rents due thereon, and they a are hereby declared cancelled. 
f1922-5,417 R. & I} 
































Locality, . pone 
No. Name. Ree al ne Application No. 
GOLD LHASH, MINING ACT, 1906. - a. Te De 
2485 | Enoch Goodwin ... ee “| ab 248 | Wellington .«.| Cummings and | 8 00 gti Hill End 310-333 
‘Tambaroora. 
MINERAL LEASES, MINING AOT, 1906. te oF 
122 { North Cobar Limited 1.4,’ ...7 MEL 31) Robinson’.... 1..) Cobar... ssl’ 1) 0 823 ebm! 1-1 
2218 | Awbrey Henry Humphries we! 138 | Yancowinna .«.| Waukeroo,,. ...| 32 0 0} Broken Hill 
| j i 3838-347 
2404 | George Turner ... Be taal Sus eT eh GrOUR bier a ).| Parkes... | 7 0 0] Deepwater — 
| 208-250 
2589 | David Murphy _... ee swe), sn 0 | Cooper Ont ...| Yalgogoring asa 20) 804-0 Ardletham 
7 : | E ~ 159-612 
2593 |:Lindsay Wilson ... We so]. 2 87 | St. Vincent ...| Conjola .... ...| 832. 0 17 | Milton 66-77 
2600 | Mary Garbutt Age By alieege) C89, dy oath trs bela e, ,--| Ponsonby ... ...| 40 0 0} Rockley 24-281 
2601 | William O’Brien ... ae | » LiL + Sandon... ... | Eastlake ...  —..., 20 0- O | Uralla 5-96 © 
2603 | Philip Mintaro Muir Ne vo| y» 142 | Yancowinna ...| Waukeroo... ..| 40 0 O07} Broken Hill 
| CR ire 
MINING PURPOSES LEASES, MINING ACT, 1906. . ; 
232 | Cobar Gladstone Mining Company| mu 64{ Robinson ... i OOUBPE 1 cei ls %| wh Cobar 11-234 4 
| No-Diability. . 
330 John William Swainson ... ry . 88] Olarke ... | ...| Coventry ... va yee 24 Glen Innes 9-243 














o . ; t 
J. O, L, FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines, — 





















m 
} ‘ 
28 a ae on es euhe a8 i a 


Ne ae etter at tenet APPOINTMENT. 
Rete DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 
“HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
_ Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint 
--R. H. Blomfield, Esquire, a Member of the Local 
_°" Tand:Board for the Lad District of Walcha, vice 
J. R. Conley, Esquire, resigned,—the appoint- 
ee ty? ‘ment to take effect from the Fiabe Eerie 
1922 (Minl. 1922-5,988). 


W.-E. WEARNE, Minister ae Lands, 








[2878] Sydney, 27th October, 1922. 


te ADDITION OF AREA; TO A SPECTAL LEASE. 
vs T is hereby notified, for public information, that, 
é in pursuance of» the - provisions of section 164 of 
_the Crown Lands Consdlidation Act, 1913, an area of 
~ about 30 acres has been added to Special Loase 191 228) 
Taree, county Gloucester, parish of Bohnock, shire 
Manning, and now forms part of such special lease, 
held by Leslie Herbert Cecil Palmer , subject to mort- 
gage to the Minister for Lands, subject to the annual 
rent of the lease being increased to £4 17s- from the 
‘Ist April, 1922, but other wise to the same conditions, 
provisions, exceptions, reservations, and covenants 
under which the granting of the ‘special lease was 
notified in the Government 
January, 1914.-.. > 
_TMs. Ls, 1922-3 027], ate x 
_ (This notice is in lieu of Gazette notification of 28th 
April, 1922.) 


Va Roe Wek. WEARNE, Minister for Lande: 








Department ay Lards, | 
Aiea Re } Sydney, 27th Okaper, 1992, 
Be ea 3 - APPROACHING LAND BALES. 
‘ ROWN LANDS have been advertised t in the Government 
Gazette for sale at the undermer tioned places and 
Cates : —_— : 
Gazette 
No. 
wint4é 


qe 34 


Wee Ateury—Wednesday, 15th awenibér: 1922 


_ Bueatpre—Saturday, }1th November, 1922 ,,, 144 
Crssnock—Saturday, 18th Nov ember! 1922 toe Lad 
CorowA—Wednesday, 22nd November, 1922 we 149 


_-  GooLtaconc—Wednesday, Ist November, 1922...) 137 
SF oe GraFrron—Wednesday, 8th November, 1922. ve 144 
BP pa Henty—Saturday, 25th October, 1922) Fee w 144- 
..sIyverect—Wednesday, Sth November, 1922. Prin vine 


















or eo Kemrsey—Wednesday, 22nd November, 1922... 149 
ss Marovsra—Saturday, 25th November, 1922. |. 149. 
Ree, _ Murrycorn—Saturday, 18th November, 1922  .., 247 
—, Munerxpi—Wednesday, 20th Nov ember, 1039 ed 
Rag: NewcastLe— Wednesday, 29th Nov ember, TO oe Ach 4938 
- - OraNnGE—Wednesday, 8th November, 1922... ee EES 
Qurrtnpi—Wednesday, 29th November, 1922 yee 149 

_ Sypney-—Wednesday, 15th November, 1922 Sunde 
TamwortH—Wednesday, 15th N ovemiber,, 1922: 0... Y44= 
TAREE—Wednesday, 15th Nov ember, 1922 ech4e | 


> W. BL WEARNE, 


< 


£2865]. - Sydney, 27th October, 1922. 

“PROPOSED: CLOSING OF UNNECK' SSARY PART 
OF ROAD. 
OTICE i is her iy given that tha Minister for Tpund: 
_is-of opinion ‘that it is expedient’ torclose, undor 
‘the provisions of the 19th and»20th sections of the 
Public Roads Act, 1902, the part of road hereunder 
: described ; and all persons interested are hereby called 
upon to set forth i in writing, addressed to the. Ministes 

Lands, within one month from date of this notice, 

objections which — may appear to them to exist to 

‘losing of the said part of road. i 


WwW. o ee. Minister for Lands. 


Mihister for Listas 











Ad 
DescriprioN. fh) as 


n: neGessAry part of road (R. <1,110-1, 1603) east 
-Werris Creek railw: ay line to the Gunnedah- 
a now included in design of proposed 


Shire. 





Were a 


/NEW SOUTH WALES S GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151, 





. perches.’ 


3 [Roads 1919-644- ae 


Gazette of the 28th - 





parish of Weston, coe of ae 





5163 


tg RTT RT SOI 


2 \ 


[2865 | as Sydney, 27th October, 1922. 
ERRATUM NOTICE, 
N connection with notification of resumption anI ~ 
AL ~ dedication of land for road, &c., in Government 
Gazette of 6th October, 1922, folio 5530, in Schedulo 
column, ‘‘area resumed’’ in lieu of ‘‘3 acres 13 roods 
3 perches,” as published, read ‘3 acres 3 roods 13 


oW. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





L 2860} Sydney? 27th October, 1922. 


VARIATION OF CONDITIONS OF CROWN-LEASES, 


{ T is hereby notified, for general information, in respect to the 

Crown-leases referred to in the subjoined Schedule, that, 
under the provisions of section 182 of the Crown Lands 
Consolidation Act, 1913, the conditions of lease relating to 
the preservation, destruction, &c., of timber on the land 
leased have aie revoked, and those quoted hereunder are 


; substituted, Viz. 


No timber shal be cut or removed from the land for the 
purpose of sale except subject to provisions of the Forestry 
Act, 1916, and Regulations thereunder at the time in 
force. 

The lessee shall destroy all useless timber, except such as shall 
be necessary for the purpose ot shade and shelter, and he 
sball preserve sufficient useful timber, if any, on the land 
leased for the purpose of improvements thereon. 


All timber suitable for mining purposes shall be preserved. 
_ The lessees may take from the land leased to them such timber 


and other material for building and other purposes upon 
such land as may be required by them as tenants thereof, 

, provided such land is not comprised within »# timber 
reserve or State forest. j 


OR RR En 


No. of 


Crown-lease. Land District, 


| Lessee. 





ee a ee) 


1913-26 


Armidale vo| John Herbert Williams. 
19] 9-23 


Tenterfield ,..) Gordon Heffernan. 











Notnh;-—Fhe land coritatn ed | in these leages is a eha ft from the opera- 
tion of general license under the Forestry Regulations, 


W. BE. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


{2861} Sydney, 27th October, 1922, 


VARIATION OF CONDITIONS OF CROWN-LEASES 


T is hereby notified, for general information, in respect to 
the Crown-leases referred to in the subjoined Schedule, 
that, under the provisions of section 182 of the Crown Lands 
Consolidation Act, 1913, the’conditions of lease relating to the 
preservation, destruction, &c., of timber on the land leased 
have been revoked, and those quoted herennder are subati: 
tuted, viz. :— 





No timber shall be cut. or removed from the land for the 
purpose of sale except subject to provisions of the 
Forestry Act, 1916, and Seay at ations thereunder at the 
time in force. 


The lessee may destroy all useless timber, except such as shall 
be necessary for the punpose of shade and shelter, but 
_ he shall preserve all useful timber on the land leased. 


The lessees may take from the land leased to them such timber 
and other material for building and other purposes upon 
such land as may be required by them as tenants thereof, 
‘provided such Jand is not vomprised within a timber 
-reselye or pute: Vid 


ve, of 
Gcnwiloaee Land District. 


Lessee, 





7 





1914--30 | Oasino Hugh Amos Bulmer. 
1913-13 | Grafton Mary Ann Austen, 
1919-74 | Do .. | George Hayward, 
1920°54 Do ...| Leonard Builey. 














‘Nore. —The land contained in these ieaeeh is aes from the operation — 


of ce license under the Forestry Regulations, 


1. WEARNE c 


Minister for Lands, 






y 1c Parr 
VBE sehr : 
el 


576! NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 151. [27 Oce, 1922. 








{2869} Sydney, 27th October, 1922. | SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, ‘MURWILLUMBAH iy 
LAND SALES. On Friday, the Ist doy. ns December, 1922, 4 

iG pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands €onseli- ‘at 12 o’clock noon. a 
dation Act, 1913, I, the Minister fer Lands, do ngs Lanp DISTRICT OF MuRWILLUMBAH. a 
notify that the following Lots of Land will be offere s d 
sale by public auction at the undermentioned places, at the ar ithe the, villas ey Unless Ty ai bis es 7 
times and on the days specified, at the upset prices affixed : ie i 
thereto, | Terms: Bipee 25 per cent. ; balance i in twelve months, _ 4 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. |} +>. with interest at 5 per cent. i 





4 ‘Town Lots. 
SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, FORBES, 























On Wednesday, the 6th day of ee 1922, AB a ee | yer ts is) fone} te pa ver Lote 

at 12 o’clock noon. a ay ; : 

Lanp Disrricr or Forses. aT. Pls & mS "lar P. £.\8. 4, 

Within the town of Forbes, parish Forbes, county A - - a ¥ Ve BS s # : 4 i a : : 
Askburnham, municipality Forbes. 3| 4/0 082) 5 0 0 13| ,,/0 2 0/15 0 0 


c 
Terms :—Deposit, 25 per cent, ; balance in two equal annual Papers Aln, 1922-7, 580; Plan | Tyalgum 14. 
instalments with interest at '5 per cent. per annum. 





SALE AT THE PUBLIC SCHOOL, PELAW MAIN, 


Town Lots. ~ at rae 
On Saturday, the 2nd day of December, 1922, 







































































Pee 3 
Aljot| Sec. | Area. [Upset ee fe so Area, eee ae: Ft seeie Bor 
a f roe Within the village of Pelaw Main, parish Stanford, county 
| a. Begp.| Be. |. Bee) A ea. Northumberland, shire Tarro. 
1913) 0 1 0 (20 0 OF} 8) 44 0 20/12 0 0 | Terms :—Deposit, 25 per cent, ; balance in twelve pont; 
9,19/0 1 0/16 0 0 9] » |} 0 2 0,10 0 0 | - with interest at 5 per cent. 
WOT PO) OL4 OOO Lue). Pe ae 8 7. 0 ashe 
Mg OF 695 OO Pao) ) Orb OF Fe. 8.000 Tows Lots, 
6) wo) 01140 O12 1 5.) 028 Ss 0°08 i ie BEER a Re SiesS 
71510-10414 0 :-0713)-,,/ 0/2 0] 10 00. | anoel sect Area. | UP8et Price banot.|sec:| aren. | UPSEOPHE 
ipl he 10 118 oo Lda | 2 ols ve hie @ Od Poe eet a ey ke ee 
6/43/0 2 0110-0. 0] 71 55|0 1 2731 60 0 0 , eS 
71 4,+0 2 0110 0 0] 4/ 88/0 0 35% 40 0-0 eh ee a Rr ae ere 
Bip | Oe 8 | Oe ded or OCG ee) eos oe 0 0393/20 0 0f12/10}/0 1 0/12 0 0 ~ 
Via 1 Oe 8 EO OE Oy Oe BO OO ory 1 OF 0 Std? 0 OF Os 12.0.1 0) tas 9 10 
BG fo TROT OO OT ee ee oe 1| 2/0 1 0/18 0 0] 2|,,/0 1 0}22 0 0. 
PE 1 OV 27 | 6 OOF 8 1 Ot a 0 Ol ae) BO 3 81g O81 ee 1 8) 
fag O° 1 27556 0.04 IL} 92 1015.0 40 0-0 4 6D EEO TIE ah 1 Hb 6 0 
ABT oh 0250 1B OO FAG) Ss | OE 0 aeRO 1a re OO Sey eee OTS, | Oe ee Oe 
14>, FO 250 110° OOF 134° 5°) OCT 026 43-50 0 $10 9.1001: 049870 oO F-64300 <1 04 10-60" 
The upset price of allotment 7, section 55, ine! adie the 15 (oy) O09 OD P4080 0 P16 a 8 FO AO 0. 
value of improvements (£30). 164 yf OF, O10 70 OF IG fox tO dO 10 oO OS 
Papers Aln. 1922-6,661 ; Plans F. 102, 222, 223, 273, ECU i ee ey weted Cfo Cw bal Gara fo. 
ie 214, 215, and 218-1,830, | 19 AOD ets O00 IO er a0. ae! BaD 
—- ‘oe Of 20f-,,)0°1 O}44- 
SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, GUNNING, BP) eo ee Bene is eo 2 
Sale is restricted to the surface and 25 feet below. - 
«Onn Wiedinesdays Vie #9th day of Rareianes, (OP Papers Aln, 1922-7,453, Plans Pelaw Main, 2, 3, 4, 5 9, 10, 
at 1% o’clock noon. 1 ‘and 2.3. 





Lanp Dis Yass. ; 
AND DISTRICT oF YASS SALE AT THE COURT. HOUSE, ASHFORD, 


On Wednesday, the 29th day of November, 1922, 
Terms: —Deposit, 25 per cent.; balance in twelve months, a8 at 12 0 ‘clock noon, .- 
with interest at 5 5 per cent. 


CoUsT RY Lot. 


Parish NeJanglo, county King, shire Gunoing. 


Layp District OF inverutt. 


‘Within the’ village of Ashford, parish Ashford, county 


Arrawatta, Ashford Shire. ‘ ; : 
Portion, Arex, > | Upset Price per Acre. = Sere 



























































TERMS :— Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in 12 rae Pe with — 
| re interest at 5 per cent. b 
| Bie) Tes Bs wy 8. od, ae 
206. | 68-2 0 0.15 0 eae cae : 
Situated about 12 miles southerly from Gunning. oot 15 hack : : 
ee Papers Aln. 1922-7,579; Plan K. 6,931-1,995, Allot.| Sec.) Area. aa -| Sec.) Area. | hag ‘ 
Sa Se Ra aRackis aE aE aD SER = : 
SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, MOSS VALE, iy Rp Re GK ole Sg eee 
1} 43) O°1-28) 25° 0. OF 414510 122714 .6° 0. 4 
On Wednesday, the nn of } ee 1922, spd cle 4e8 {ane - O16) 10 1 lar eo” a eo 
: 3 3/3, {0 128/20 0 Of 6) 4,10 136/20 .0 0 ; 
Lanp District or Moss VAuE. hae a ; ad a . 4 ; » y : ba — + : it 
: ; 5 } 4 x4 2a 
Parish Wingello, county Camden, shire Wingecarribee. * 10 130/18 0 OF 91 ..,1/0 2 0116 0 0. i 
& y ’ g 6) » } deg 
Meet aM ae wl) lo. F301 %8 0 OF 1146/0 226148 O 0 1G 
TrRMS :—Deposit, 25 per cent. 3 balance in twelve months, Sh 5 1G. A588 22? 0 OF SP OT Bae ta OO - 
with interest at 5 per cent. 1} 44 1051 17/122, 0. O47 Bl, | O eat ISO. 0 me 
Counrry Lor, 2 dy, Oy oe is . ) : » r : A “4 : 1 
Vege oy SB bes ae 055 ae 
oa; 4| 3/0 117/16 0 0} 6 Ga 84) 183070. ae 
Portion. | Area. | bi) Price-per Lot. 5 4 G24 193 20 0 0 i, zy 0.124116 0 0* 7p 
; Bb fy cee TE OO 8) e432 Td) 8.0, ae ae 
8.) tp. £ gs. di T1.5,|0 1 324 20 0 OF 9] 4/0 124) 12 0 0 ‘ 
246 S150 130 0 1] 45/0 122) 16 0 07 10) ,,) 0 124) 29 0 
; 2/3) |O £22) 14 0 Obi! BO 124312 0.0 
About 2 miles south-west of the village of Wingello. oF ay’ 0 1 22\14 0 0 an yu 1 Sah TS Or. 0.5 G 
Papers Aln. 1922-7,642; Plan ©. 3,354-2,04 1. | Papers Aln, 1922~6,582, Plans A. 22, 23, 24, and 25-1,745. 








27 Oot, 1992] 


NEW SOUTH waLES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 151. 5765 





SALE-AT THE LANDS OFFICE, TAREE, _ 
On rah nae eh the 29th day of November, 1922, 
‘at 12 o’clock noon. 
~<  Lanp District or TAREE. 


| Within the village of Tuncurry, parish Tuncurry, county 
Gloucester’, shire Manning. 


Terms fabeieait 25 per cent.; balance in twelve months. 
pe with interest at 5 per cent, 














Town Lots. 
: 3 : Upset 
= | ‘Sec. Area, Price per: Remarks. 
at Lot. 
re ; ee AS PAR oe, oy Gee ae 
5} 11 |0° 1. 0f (12 10 0 | Includes £2 10s.. value of 
improvements, 
6 » |0 1 0% [10 15 0 | Includes 15s. value of im: | 
! ‘pro vements. 
7 » |O 1 0% |10 15 O| Includes 15s. value of im- 
| provements, } 
8 » |O 1 Of 110 15 0 | Includes 15s. value of im- 
provements. : 
i A \ 
' Papers Aln. 1922-7,643 ; he Tuneurry 33. 
[2883] “Sydney, 27th October, 1922. 
A dis hereby notified that, in accordance with the 
provisions of the Closer Settlement Acts, allot- 
ments 1, 2, 3, 6, and 7 of section 14 advertised by 
Gazette of 6th October, 1922, to be offered for sale at 
the School of Arts, Henty, on Saturday, 28th October, 
1922, at 2.30 p.m., .are hereby withdrawn from sale. 
. W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





[$151] Sydney, 20th October, 1922. 


TENDERS FOR SPECIAL LEASES FOR “AGRI- 

. — CULTURE AND GRAZING” UNDER. THE 

ah OVISIONS OF THE CROWN Pane CON- 
‘ SOLIDATION ACT, 1918. 


Lanp_ Distrrot OF Daiusow: 


N accordance with the provisions of the Crown 

Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, it is hereby noti- 

. fied, for general information, that Tenders will be 

~ reoeived at this Department not later than 3 p-m. on 

Wednesday, 29th November, 1922, for Special Leases 

_ for ‘‘AGRICULTURE AND GRA zing,” of the lands set forth 

~ in the Schedule hereunder. Fach lease will be subject 

to the general provisions and conditions of the Crown 

Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, and Regulations there- 

: “. under, and to the. following ’special conditions, pro- 
be -yisions, exceptions, covenants, and reservations :— 

. 1. The term of lease will be from the date of the 

notification of the Minister’s acceptance of the tender 

to 3lst December, 1936. 

2. The rent for each year shall be paid in advance 
to the Crown Land Agent of the District, or to the 
Colonial Treasurer at Sydney, on or before the 31st 
December of the year preceding that for which it is 


Sh 


phestred,and the lease shall be liable to forfeiture. 

3. The fees,’ as specified in the Schedule attached 
Norcia: and the balance of rent to 3lst December, 
1923, shall be paid by the lessee within one month 








ih. of the Minister’s acceptance of the tender. 

_ 4, Im addition the above, the lease shall be sub- 

, _ ject to subsections 2, 4 to 13, 15, 16, 17; 19, 20, and 23 
ar awe Regulation No. 106 (notified ond June, 1922). 

"E? -_. Tenders shall be addressed to the Under Secretary 
fae for Lands, and endorsed ‘‘Tender for a Special Lease, 
_ + land District of Deniliquin,’’? with date of Gazette 


ey notice, and they shall be made under and subject to | 


ne 


the following conditions, and reserva- 


Tee 2 - x tions : i aad 
ee “(@) Tenders shall be made on Form 118, 


ee ‘ 


shall 





yt the Colonial Treasurer, and also by a statutory 
declaration made by the tenderer giving full 
ve particulars of all lands owned or held by him, 


It will be sufficient when tendering for the | 
_ choice of two or more, if the upset i mM 
e | 


one block be lodgéd with the tender,: 
order in which the blocks are entered on: the 
tender form will be anid as the order of 
preforence, 


weath-4 Ye 


instead of “£24 7s, Bde, 
| duty,”’ 


will be holden at the Court-house, 
| Sydney, 


| 25th Octol , 1922. 
due, otherwise penalties for late payments shall be |} eee 


from. date of notification in the Government Gazette 


| dates, 


clearly describe the land applied for, and shall | 
_ be accompanied by a receipt showing that a | 
deposit equal to the amount stated in the | 
- Gazette as the upset annual rent of the | 
block has been paid to the ‘Land Agent er | 





~ (b) The dep cuit paid i the person phy tender 
is accepted shall be credited on account of 
the first year’s rent. If a tender be with- 
drawn, the deposit, wholly or in part, may be 
retained. 

(c) The Minister reserves the right to refer the 
whole or any of the tenders for the under- 
mentioned blocks to the Local Land Board 
with a view to a report thereon being ob- 
tained for his guidance in selecting the appli- 
cant whose tender should be accepted. 

(d) The Minister reserves the right to accept or to 
refuse any tender. 

(e) The highest or any tender will not necessarily 
be accepted. 

Heliographs showing the position of the blocks 
to be leased may be seen.at the Information Bureau, 


| Lands Department Sydney; and at the Local Land 
| Board Office, Hay. 


” 


pte 1922-2 915] 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





























ScnepuLe. 
24 | Approxi- Upset Survey, 
hey mate ~ Locality. Annual +} Fees, 
aq Area. ; Rental. &e. 
BOM. £ gs. dad £s @ 
{| Situated on the road from] ) 
A |105 0 0 Deniliquin to Finley, at 160° 0* | 916 9 
| Wollomai Tank, within 
reserve from sale of lease} | 
x other than special lease,) } | 
parish of  Pungulgui,} | 
| county of . Yownsend, | 
B | 134 0 0 Conargo Shire, Plan Me, 18) 0n,0* |) 9 TE. -9 
‘ 318 Hay. J 
} * Includes rent for Crown improvements, 
| [2868] Sydney, 27th October; 1922. 


ERRATUM NOTICE. 
OTICE is hereby given in connection. with the 
approval of Special, Purchase Application No. 
1921-99 to reclaim and purchase land below high- 
water mark, parish of St. George, county of Cum- 


_ berland, published in the Government Gazette of 20th 
October, 


1922, that the amount called for should read 
“£25 18s. 5d., including Is. fixed stamp duty,’’ 
including £1 fixed stamp 
as. stated therein. 
[Aln. 1922-7,008] 
4 EK, P. FLAMING, 

Acting Under Secretary. 





| IN THE. LAND AND VALUATION COURT OF 


NEW SOUTH WALES. 


| N OS is hereby given that the sittings of the 


Land and Valuation Court of New South Wales 
Chancery-square, 
on Monday, the 

1922, for the pur- 


commencing at 10 a.m. 
twenty-seventh day of November, 


| pose of hearing and determining objections . against 
| valuations of ratable property in Wollondilly Shire. 


W. R. JAMIESON, 
Registrar. 
} [2913] 


IN THE LAND AND VALUATION COURT OF 
NEW SOUTH WALES. 

OTICE is hereby given that sittings of the Land 
and Valuation Court of New South Wales will 

be holden at the Court-house, Chancery-square, Syd- 
ney, commencing at 10 a.m. on the undermentioned 
for the purpose of hearing obiections against 
valuations under the Valuation of Land Act, 1916, 





| for the districts specified :— 


Tuesday, 28th November, 1922—District of Granville. 


A pei Se 29th$ November, 1922——District of Liver- 
pool. 
W. R. JAMIESON, 
Boks Registrar. 
} 25th October, 1922 [2912] 





IN THE LAND AND VALUATION COURT oF 
~NEW SOUTH WALES 
OTICE is hereby given. that sitios of the Land 
and Valuation Court of New South Wales will 
be holden at the Court-house, Chancery-square, Syd- 
ney, commencing at 10 a.m. on Tuesday, the twenty- 


| first day of November, 1922, for the hearing of ait 


Appeals and References in respect of which notices 
shall have been issued, ‘and for the hearing of such 
other matters as may be lawfully brought before the 


said Court. AS ge 
W. R. JAMIFSON, 
Registrar. 
[2710 


, 


17th October, 1922. 


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1? is hereby notified that an apnteation mas be 


made by Frederick William Brownlow to carry 


rabbit-proof fences with gates across the northern and 


southern extremities of road through portions 12] and 
125, parish Warrie, county Lincoln. 
graph is exhibited at Land Board Office, Dubbo. 
Objections in writing should be forwarded to District 
Surveyor, Dubbo, not later than 13th November, 1922. 


J. LINDSAY, 


2545] District Surveyor, Dubbo. 








GOVERNMENT NOTICE. 


|! is notified that the Austin Wanganella Co. Ltd. 


proposed exchange of about 54 acres, freehold, 
' parish of Dulverton, county of Townsend, for an equal 
area of Crown Lands. parish ot Wangonilla, county of 
Townsend, will be considered by the Local Land Board 
sitting at Deniliquin on the 22nd November, 1922. 
Lithographs are exhibited at the Local Land Board 
Office at Hay, and the Crown Lands Office at Denili- 
auin, Objections (in writing) should be forwarded to 
the District Surveyor at Hay not later than the 10th 


November, 1922. 
C. J. HARNETT, 
Acting District Surveyor, Hay. 


23rd October, 1922. [2877] 


[2883] 





Local Land Board Office, . 
Tamworth, 24th October, 1922. 


A ee is invited to an application. by the 

Executors of the late E, M. Bowman to surren- 
der 80 aeres of freehold land in exchange for about 
120 acres cf. Crown Land in the county oi Napier, 
Tiand Districts of Coonabarrabran and Dunedoo 
Central. 


Heliographs illustrating the propeeal are exhibited 
at the offices of the Land Board at Tamworth, the 
Crown Land Agents at Coonabarrabran and Dunedoo, 
and the Post Office at Coolah. 


Objections (if any) should be in writing. and should 
be forwarded to the District Surveyor at Tamworth 
not later than 21st November, 1922. 

The proposal will be considered by the Local Land 
Board at Coonabarrabran on a date to be notified,’ 


TT. BO U. SLOMAN, 
District Surveyor. 


4 





Local Land Board Office. 
Moree, 25t October, 1(22, 


TTENTION is invited to an application made. by 
Edward James Comerford, care of W. C. Moodie, 
Moree, to surrender about },600 acres, being parts freehold, 
pertion 9, in exchange for an equal area of Crown Land com- 
prised in western nortion of T.3,R. 39,335 and T.S. and C.R. 
39,334, parish of Denebry, county of Stapylton, Land District 
of Moree. 
Heliograph illustraticg the “proposal — is exhibited at 7 
Office of the Local Land Board, Moree. 


[2914] 


Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should be | 


forwarded to the istrict Surveyor, Moree, not later than 
25th November, 1922. 


The proposal will be considered by the Local Lind Board 


at Moree on a dato to be notified. 


P, Ru DRUMMOND, 
Acting District Surveyor. 





Local Land Board Oreo, 
Tamworth, 3rd October, 1922. 
TTENTION is invited to an application by Minna 
Browne to surrender an area of 36 acres 3 roods 
6 perches of freehold land for about 60 acres of Crown 
Land in the parish of Coonabarrabran, county of 
Gowen, Land District of Coonabarrabran. 


Heliographs illustrating the proposal are exhibited 


at the offices of the Local Land Board at Tamworth 


and. the Crown Land Agent, Coonabarrabran. 


Objections (if any) should be in writing. and should 
be forwarded to the District Surveyor not later ne) 
4th November, 1922. 


The proposal will be considered by the iocal Land 
Board at Goenaparrabran on a date to be notified. 


A " T, B. U. SLOMAN, 3 
District Surveyor. 


Illustrative litho-. 


[2692] 


later than 20th November, 1922. 





E [2544] 


(2761) ae ana Board Office, , 


oF ‘orbes, 1ith October, 1922. 


TTENTION is ‘invited to an lap plication made is : 


Thomas Strickland to surrender about 520 acres 

of frechold land in exchange for an equal area of. 

bee lands comprising Trigonometrical Reserve No. 

36,918, and parts of Travelling Stock: Reserves Nos. 

‘4, 725 and 33,164, parish of is ae Bibel county of 
Forbes, Land District of: ‘Forhes, 27"? 


A lithograph illustrating the proposal. is exhibited 


at the offices of the Local Land Board, Forbes. 


Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should. 
be forwarded to the Distriet Surveyor, “Land Board 
Office, Forbes, not later than 18th November, 192223 


The proposal will ‘be considered by the Local Land 
Board at Forbes on a date to be notified. 


J: S: M. BENSON, 


~ District Surveyor. 


(oer Howes Office, a 
» | Forbes, 30th September, 1922. 


TTENTION is eae to an application by Wil- 
liam Reardon. tio surrender an area of 1,200 
acres of frechold and ©.L. lands, in exchange for an 





(2401) 


equal area of Crown Lands, parishes of Merribooka ~ 


and Milbee, county of Gipps. 


_ Heliographs illustrating the proposal are exhibited | 
at the offices of the Local Land Board, Forbes, and the 


Crown Land Agent, Condobolin. 


Objections (if any) should be in RATS and should 
be forwarded to the District acibC hee: Forbes, not. 
later than 4th November, 1922. 


The proposal will be considered by the Ticekt Land. 
Beene, at Condobolin, on a date to be notified. . 


nue S. M. BENSON, 
District Surveyor. 


APPLICATION FOR. ERECTION oF RABBIT. | 
PROOF FENCING, 


TTENTION is invited to the cnilévine aided 
application, under the Pastures Protection Act, 





1912, for permission to carry rabbit- Bega fencing re 
| across road and erection of Gates : wba eS, ae 


Marguerite Elizabeth se 
Lawry, and Walter Spencer Lawry, across road at ~~ 


Walter Forsaith — “Lawry, 
south-western corner of portion 119, parish Burnett, 
county Burnett. Plan at Crown Land Agent’s Office, 

Inverell. _ Objections may be lodged with ° District 


Surveyor, a up to 19th November, 1922, 
[2752] 














Local Land Board Office, 
Orange, 13th. October, 1922, 


A TIENTION is invited to an application by “Alicea 


Marion Mattick (address, care of A. J. L. Stock-— 


well, solicitor, Wellington), to surrender 485 acres 


C.P. in exchange for an area of 500 acres Crown land, 


parish of Walters, county of Wellington, Land Distr ict? a 


of Wellington. 


_bithographs illustrating the proposal are exhibited ‘ 


t the Crown Lands Offices at Wellington | and Orange. 


WOnabtions (if any) should be in writing, and should — 
Orange, ee 


be forwarded to the District Surveyor, 


The proposal will be considered by’ the, Local Land 
Beary, at Wellington, on a date to be notified. 


A. Ww. DEANE, 
4 “District Surveyor. 


Z 1 





iG is her eby. habified that an ineuiey wil: te held by x ois 
sitting at Coonamble, ‘as to 
whether) an area of about 70 acres, being parts of | 


the Land, Board, 


camping reserve 37,156 and’ recreation 
37,157 (37,158 from lease generally), 
namble, county , of Leichhardt, ‘should. be revoked; and. 
the area renotified as a reserve for Temporary Can 


reserve 


mon. Plans are exhibited at the office of the Crown 
Land Agent, Coonamble, and the Land Board Office, 
Objections in writing should he forwarded to. 
me not later than 13th November, 1922. Any persons — 
desirous of giving evidence at the ingtiiry. should com- 


Dubbo. 


municate with me, ys a Rata cend 


@ ee LINDSAY, 





eel OG WEARNE, Minister for, Lands. 3 s 


parish of Coo-~ 





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at 2 Syaney, 27th October! 1922. ey 

CONDITIONAL LEASES, RS eae ae 

- OTICH is hereby given that the rents for the Hendiional Treases, aa particularised i in, ‘the following Schedule have been determined | 
at the respective rates per acre atated. 

Any difference of rent tound to be due to the Orown between the Mrosiicuel vent ‘ghd the role 25 ROW determined (together with 
arrears of rent now due) mist ig paid within one month from this date of this notice to ‘the Land Agent of the District or to the: State 
Treasurer. ‘ 

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The titlé to aad rent ot the abpve leases commence from date of applic ation. 


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not later than the last day af the annual term of-the lease, but it will he secapted at any time prior to that date, if tendered, ‘a 
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: Lanp Disrercr or Boorowa. * tat 
! 4 ‘1921, | Wane he ica (214 4*| -1 April, 1922 
7921-1 | Cummings, O3w ald| Taylor’ 8 Flat,| 1 April. King; Bramah} 185}. 442 | 23} 412 1) 2 14..4 : rs | 192L= 3 | Murrungal 
{ Audrewe : via -Frogm ore, oe hio i | i ~ oe (3°15 6 ater ie : 
LAND Distarcr or GLEN INNES, ° Sean Ge Pewe 
ah { ae BGA AC tay 1920. = ee ie (S10 OMe Rebs 0219). 5 
1920- 1 | Marshall, David Red Range 21 Feb, | Gough; 300 2) T0730 1885-43 | Sevcrns : 
‘ Kingsgate, : ‘L210 0% 214, 1982 ; # 
6 | Do yy Ay do ..| 25 May .. do. 4 44) | 2} 314 10 $1410 | 3 14 10* 2 Vay, 1922 ..] 1885-43 | do A 
‘ Suiees Lanp Districr oF GUSNING. 3 : ‘mh A 
é: 1921, eet ae Cee ‘ 
1921- 6 | Morgan, Albert Clyde .{ Meadow Creck,| 5Nov...; King; Leridaj.104; 71 {24 0 11 io. { OJ3L 10! 0°11. 10% 5 Nov., 1922..;. 1905-18 ; Gunning, i 
a * Ganning. | - ome : 5 a i - ae 
8 | Sheldrick, Joseph | Jerrawa =-| 17 Dec. ..| King ; 228 eSDL aD ho ie 2 18 CAy BAO LLO: Niki tae yr} 1907-72 do ; ! 
1 Manton, 5; ee j , 
: 2 1922. 4\, ‘ ; i . ‘ . 
1922+ 1 Allport, Thomas John.. do 4 Jan...) King 235) 265 |? BQ a 20) B10 OF NGL wits singe oes A922= do 
: . s Jerrawaz | x 4 eas age Fe Paes 
Lanp Disreier or Porr Macgvanin. wie = 
; | 1919. | 7°33. 47) 19 May, rk Bays ‘ 
1)19-61 | Mumford, Samuel Bopi Ting:| : 3 21) OMB ij J113 4% 19%, 3921 1919-60 | ‘Hastine 
-6 ) Sa sopin, —- Wing-| 19 May..| Macquarie ; 43 2024) 2), 810) 118 4 sage 4s] G9 “1923. 1912-60 | Hastings. 
: $ ham, j | We srewWwong.| lee 510.8 ” Ra r ’ 


* This is acrears of reat at the provisional rate of Yd. per acre per annum, 


Re Bydney, 27 th October, 1922. 


FORFEITED CONDITION an LEASH. % 


OTICE is hereby given that the ‘andormontionad Conditional Lease, and all rights attached thereto, are héreby dactivod forfeited” 
through non-payment of ront; but such forfeiture shall not take effect lie the expiration of thirty clear days after this notification. : 


UW. EB. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


Rie IN 




















Ee. 1922-18, 700}. as SR ae 
. EASTERN DIVISION. 
A pie DisTRict oF Gnavrow. 
Re: a as 3% Yai <e ay ioe ot: me ae a eS eS 
| y < ; Baal d Amount in 
No, of a tei 2 z Annual arrear, | Basal os 
C.L. Lessee Ate, Address, County. Parish. a Shire. Area Rent exclusive of Cc." 5. 
- a 9 Babe i interest, x Wet 
He ae ate n3 wee : Actes. Sale 6a 
1910-50 | The Commercial Bankinz). Grafton .. «.| Clarence weal, OM Ba eae tO Harwood . ae) 21.1646 5 ¥ 6 1903-37 5 
| Companyf Sydney Lumited, ; % : : | }9ub-37, 
| (vee Waugh, Alexamler|. 
| Sc‘anley Johiuson’. ra 
[2388, spyder: 27th October, Mag 


FORFEITED CONDIZION AL PURCHASE. 


N OTICE is hereby | Sven that the undermentioned Conditional Burchiase of land, and alk rights atta shed +e cad purchase, have Pecome 
a and are hereby declared forfeited through non-payment of balance, interest, or instalment of purchase: money 5 ; but euch sottet bins 


‘ 


shall not take effect until the expiration of thirty clear days afser this aotrfication. 




























; . 2 Cen ee ile. WEARNE, Minister for. Lands. fe 
| ,  BASTERN DIVISION. ; r 
\: Lanp DisTRIoT OF SCONS. _ Bh a 
rhe peo EPIL A ARM RON. (Voce Ee SUL gr Ay Rg 
- BN 7 ¥ a\ 
No. of ‘ Date of Pt Ween eee ect ds 
oof | ate o: ; 
cr. || Purchase 8, Purchase. Area. oe County. Parish. Plan No, a. 
| on h e ae d > a 
r se emit =) 
ee Meer co PRS 
wy ae ae Day see ake SR ERC Sk eae 
} AP. * : ; : , he & a < 
¢ 5 ne Acres; tN Sey a oy M952 Sia, eee, 8." Ge ; et 
1912-52 | Tyson, Charles and Cun-| 6 Dec,, 1912 .. 210 | 42 | Brisbane...) Halsxot — ...| B. 30 88-2 096 186 1922-20 5063 | 6) 0 0 Woclooma, ~ 
3 ningham, Bernard (vow é Es hae (instalments) Nie 
a ; he'd by Blewitt, John ’ Py ' ae ee oY ae, A 
William), Sana, % Sa Me Aa is tt ies MAE Gh he ky eee aM Css 
+ \ bis ( - Fag 7 , My { Fils : 
% s Re ‘iy A ‘ t 











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‘er pant T2 aa e 4 ar ; ioe c 
ry am SY q 
2 iy SE Pes 
7 Ocr, 1992) | NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE,-No. 151. 5781 
{ 2889] . ‘“ | Sydney, 27th October, 1922. 


- FORFEITED. CONDETIONAL PURCHASE AND CONDITIONAL LEASE, 


tae is hereby given that, in pursuance of! the provisions of the Oloser Settlement (Amendment) Act, 1919, the interest of the 
holder inthe Uonditional Purchase and Conditional Lase specified in the following Schedule is nereby declared forfeited through 
non-payment of instalment ; but such forfeiture shall not take effect until the expiration of thirty clear days after this publication, 


r nn W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp Disrriot or RYLsTonne.. 








’ } dq : ‘ 
e Date of 3 23 L E § 
P, Perchaser, Barotines Area. County. Parish, | Charting No. £5 Papers. 7 4 poe Shire. 
Do 





; a. Y¥. p. Part ASM ae 
1910-55 | Writer, George Edward) 16 Nov.,;1910...) 3v4 0 U | Roxburgh ..| Capertee ... R ost 15 | Clos. Set. {1910-19 | + 97 17-5} Rylstone, 
(aow heid bv Turaer, 1,498 R 1922-2,586. (Closer Set- 
Clifton Gordon). tlement in- 

; ° 2 stslment), 





























(2713) f Sydney, 27th October, 1922. 
ANNUAL LEASES GRANTED. ‘ 


iy ae aie is hereby given that the Leases hereunder specified have been granted, in accordance with the provisions of the 71st section 
of the Orown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918. 
The Leases are ch alge subject to the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, and Regulations thereunder, and particularly 
to the following conditions, provisions, exceptions, covenants, and PESEVVATLONS :— 
1. The rn of the leases will be from the date of notification in the Gazette of the granting of the leases to 31st December, 1933, 
und thereafter from the lst January to 31st December in each year. 
2. The deposit lodged in connection with the tenders has been applied in payment of rent to 31st December, 1923. For the year 
1924, and any subsequent - year, the rent must be paid during the month of September of the pregeding year. As the leases are annual, 
terminating on 3lst December in each year, the renewal rents mist be paid in advance, otherwise the land will, immediately after the 
31st December, become and be liable to be dealt with as vacant Crown Lands. 
The leases shall be subject to the provisions of Regulation 101 under the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, and to the following 
special condition :— 
‘Permission to fence shall not be granted without reference to the Mines Department. 
A breach of any condition shall render the lease liable to forfeiture. 
































r . . 
W. HE. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
SCHEDULE. 
i | | Amount to credit 
; | of lessee after de- 
ae Area Amount | ducting ne for 
Annual Lease ; County and Annual | and date period Ist Nov., 
pes Block. Name of Lessee. Address. a; of Parish, Shire. Rent. of _| 1922, to 31st Dec., 
Land District é hk): : Deposit. | 1923, from deposit 
Icdged with after 
| tender- tender, 
a j ¢ Acres. | xe 
¥ i About £ Be. da | £ 8. a.) 
_. 1922-2, Condobolin.;; A McDonell, Ae ay Melro-e-road, - 730 | Julandery ..,)Cunningham; Lachlan| 6 1 8 fi2 a0 0 : 
i Aléxauder, Condvbolin. , i 22 May, Nit. 
f 2, ” ah 3S r Ds Me do. Fetes 00 10 do AG do do «. 538 4 a 1y22, 
(After-tender- (ex. GL 4 (Per Occ, at) £1 per m, lonth from Ist 
; tenders’. ; of 10 Sully,1922) | 
"1 *| acres). | 
he F io | \ 
., [2875] Sydney, 27th October, 1922, 


FORFEITURE OF CROWN-LEASES. 


Tis hereby notified that the Crown-leases specified hereunder are declared forfeited in accordance with the provisions of the Crown Lands 
Consolidation Act, 1918. 
The forfeiture to take effect at the expiration of thirty clear days from this date. 


Pe 3 . W. EB. WEARNE, Minister for’ Lands. 

















: p++ : No of Lease ; ; 
“oe e ‘ No, of 24 | Hi Annual Reason for 
# Pg met Name of Lesaee, Perc: Parish, County, | Shire. Area. Rental: Supteitasa: 














: Acres. £s. da. 
1920-7, Tamworth) Walter Kirwin ,,. see 98 Lowry ...| Darling ...|) Mandowa.} 1,413 26 9 11 | Non-fulfilment 
= of conditions 
: and non-pay- 

ment of rent. 
‘George Brauer .., sig 33 Dumaresq...| Clive wi} Tentsr- 1,660 10 7 6 | Non-payment of 


1920-4, Tenterfield 
aoe field.) rent, 



































425505 
= eee APPLICATIONS FOR LEASE. FOR SPECIAL PURPOSE. 
A oa T is Haraby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned application has been received for a Special Lease 
under the provisions of ‘the 74th, 76th, and 229th sections of the Crown Latids Consolidation Act, 1913, of the land and 
for the purpose hereunder stated, a that 1t is the intention to grant a lease, should no suificient Objection be found to 
; exist, after mquiry by the Land Poird and consideration | y the Minister. 
_,_ Any objections will receive due consideration, if loaged in writing with the District Surveyor for the Land Board 
~ Disttict i in which the land is situaiced, on or before the date specified hereunder, 




















a \ ue W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. _ 
© Pee net ORES alate eh, wR ea a pen ey ace) 
oP Sel , Local Land Board Date 
A me FO B Purpose for Office where up to which 
Applicant, Losality of Land applied for, Area. ar ny is objections may be a jection 
Pvgar ti : weg MN lodged. may be lodged, 
. dsl = T ‘ - . a  , or. 
‘The Comeitot ose Parish Southampton, county Clarence, Land) .....- Wharf at foot of, Grafton as ..| 11 NovomLer, 1922, 
: cipality South| District Gratton, Cowan-street, 
, ae Grafton. , South Grafton. 
== hs ; RC. Pte pe ee. ene Sw Se —_——- 











Hing " 4 : ’ 





"5782 


[2854] 


ib 


NEW SOUTH WALES GUVERNME 


NOTICE OF APPROVAL OF RESIDENTIAL LEASES. 


under the conditions hereinafter mentioned. 


The rent for the second and evory succeeding year 





NE GAZETTE, No 151. 


[27 Oor, 1922. 


“ Sydney, 27th October, 1922. 


corresponding with the date of commencement of lease, and if not so paid tlie lease will be liable to forfeiture. 


The lessee must enter into occupation of the land on or before the expiratio 
usual and only home upon the land during the currency of the lease; and must also, 
such buildings and fences as shall be necessary to an actual residen 


been erected. 


The lessee is to hold a miner’s right 








3 o”f 
Ba ke Reg. Name and 
<us<!| No, of Address County, | Parish. Area, 
SHEE | Papers. of Lsasee. 
Lanp District oF Brarpwoop; TALLAGANDA 
Oce. ar. p. 
1920-5, {| 1922- { David James| St. Vincent} Araluen 1x 0 0 
18 Aug,| 6,876,, Canning, of Portion 610. 
; North Araluen : V. 3,657-2,013, 
1920-9, | 1922- | David Harrison, do... do wn 20 00 
1 Oct.| 6,889.) of North : Portion 607, 
$ Araluen, _V. 3,654- 2,013. 
1920-9, { 1922- | Ernest Albert] Gough _...{ Herbert... 20 0 0 
26 Oct.) 6,394,) Pennell, of Top- Portion 15, 
pers Mountain, G. 7,989-1,761. 
Tingha. | 
Laxp District or WALCHA; 
3920-1, | 1922- | Henry Owens, of; Vernon ...| Cobra- 20 0 0 
29 Oct.| 6,027.) Glen Morrison, pbald,| Portion 147. 
Walcha. VY. 2,872-1,719, 
[2856] 


[* 














Term of Lease, 


Fron | To | 





; 


Annual 
Rent, 


continuously during the currency of the lease. 


ce upun and beneficial use of the land, if the 


n of three (3) months from this date, 
within twelve (12) months from the date hereof, erect 
same have not already 


+ 


is hereby notified, for public information, that, in accordance with the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, 
and Regulations thereunder, Residential Leases of the land set out in the annexed Schedule have been granted for the terms and 


must be paid to the Crown Land Agent befora tho date in each year 


and make hie 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





Amount A bg 4 ‘ 
paid to Lan Amount | 228 | 4moun 
t Amount R $35 ear 
"aeoasit? Crown Rredited as ponte 5 aa a Becevnery 
survey fee, | [APTOVE=| payment of| towards | 2 <4 S| plete first 
and ments. | first year’s ee hoes a“| year’s, 
provisional rent. Ke 4 & 5 rent. 
rent, oe? 





Sure; Masor’s Creek AND ARALUEN GOLD-FIELD. 


1922, ° 1936. 
28 Sept.| 27 Sept. 


Lad. Haw dy 
116 0 Zat* 40 
“210 0 510 0 





eee +00 ceo 


eae 100 ceo 


Lanp District or INvVERELL; Maorntyre Suing; TIN@HA GOLD-FIELD, 














10 Aug.| 9 Aug. 


23 Aug.| 22 Aug, 








and under the conditions hereinafter mentioned. 
The rent for the second and every succeeding year must be paid to the Crowa Land Agent before th) dats in each year 
corresponding with the date of commencement of lease, and if not so paid the lease will be liable to forfeiture. 


The lessee is to hold a miner’s right continuously during the currency of the lease. 

















20 0 


2 0-0 





APSLEY SHIRE; SAND 


613 4 





29 4 








beoveetie 


ON GOLD-FIULD. 


210 0 


£ 8 
1 16 0)o11 0 


210 0/3 0 0 





20 0 








20 0/0 9 4 








413 4 


d. £ 8.4. 


pee ses 


wee eee 











_ eer eee 


ooo ces 





—_— 


Sydney, 27th October, 1922. 
NOTICE OF APPROVAL OF ADDITIONAL RESIDENTIAL LEASES. 
is hereby notified, for public information, that, in accordance with the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, and 

Regulations thereunder, Additional Residential Leases of the land set out in the annexed Schedule have been granted for the terms | 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 






































SonEDULR. 
Ly | Amount Amount Balance | $34 
3 348 Name and. | Term of Lease.| — paid to Land eredited| Amount | ofdeposit,| 3A2 
ene Reg. nda hess | anual” Agent as | Crown on eredited &¢., Laie 
<03< | No. of of County. | Parish Area, — 2 t deposit, /Improve-|acevunt | towards | credited | » 8% 
S28 | Papers Fi Ls | en'. | survey fee,| ments, | of first | survey | towards | 92° 
$30.4 ; | | From To and provi- year’s fee, future Spe 
Zor | ‘ sional rent. rent. rent, & oe 
Laxnp District oF Moruya, Evropopatia SurrE; THe GuiF GOLD-FIELD. 
: Oce. fe Pe) py 1928) 1989. Fe a CE ad, Si ew ced. 28. 8) bd ee Ae 
1921-2, | 1922- William Boyle,) Dampier; Gulph ., 2 0 0 | 26Sept.) 2May/ 1 0 0 511 8 (55 0 0/1 0 0 4 6 8 O.bawd ose .00 
“8 May.| 6,648.) of Nerrigun- (Por. 7). ‘ 
dah, D. 2,615- 
1,618, 1933. 
1921-4 | 1922- | John Manning, do ...| Nerri- PEL 8 BE 2673 23 May} 1 0 0 611 8 {1010 0)1 0 0 46 8] 0.5 0 see ee 
14 Oct. 6,883.) of Nerrigun- gundah,| (Por. 63) ‘ 
dah. D. 3,440- 
‘ 1,618, 
Lanp District of Brarpwoon, TALLAGANDA SHIRE; Masor’s CREEK AND ARALUEN GOLD-FIELD. 
f 1932, 
1919-3 (| 1922- | James  Mar-| St, Vin- | Araluen 7 0 O | 28Sept.(/22Septy 1 0 0 415 0 soe coaeeet PLO) 0) Pe 3o UO sO 20d: ONT. 
20 Aug. 6,884,| shall, junior, cent. (Por. 608). % 
: of North V.3,355- 
Araluen, | 2,013. \ 
[2855] ° Sydney, 27th October, 1922. 


ty 


EXTENSION OF TERMS OF RESIDENTIAL LEASES. 


condition 2s set out in footnote hereof, 




















is hereby notified that the terms of the Residential Leases hareunder specified have been extended under the provisions of section 220. 
of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, to the dates mentioned in the subjoined Schedule, subject to the existing conditions so 


far as they now apply, and to the usual conditions relating to Residential Leases as prescribed by Regulation 131, and to the special 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 




















ScHEDULE. 
Date of parr. term Rent 
3S : Gazette notice | po. woof! N a Ada: : of Lease. required 
Cee ee eee es | Countys. |): Pariah 4 “Bela-feld') ares. | eter) for 
‘ i. Residential Papers. of Lessee. z F Rent. | From—| To— | current 
Lease. : | year. 
Oce. ; ar. p. | £8. d. | 1928, 1987, (ef. a 
1907-1), 12 May, 1900...) 1922-6,521 | Mrs, Sarah Agnes} Sandon ...| Saltash ...| Sandon ...| 18 0 0 2.56.0 | 12 May...) 11 May...) <s.ecsoos > 
Armidale. ; Faulkner, of Sandy (portion 49), 
Creek, Yarrowyck. S, 3,928, 1923, 1933. 
U911-15, - | 28 ,, 1918... 1922-6,522 | Albert Sharman, of do ,..| Uralla .., do ~| 4 0 0 | 110 0 | 28 May..| 27 May...) sree - 
Armidale, Uralla, (portion 378). 
"1,680. 1922. 1936. | 
1907- 4, 17 June, 1908...) 1922-6,501 | Henry Grimes, of} Wellington! Ironbarks..| Macquarie..| 19 2 29 210 0 | 17 June,| ls Juve} 010 0 
Wellington. Stuart View, Stuart (portion 124), 
Town. W. 4,460- 
2,0¥1. 








Deposit of £i has been applied in payment of costs in each case. 








a eee) OL on? = he f 
TAL } he tae ey 





27 Oct, 1992.) . ‘x “NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, Noi 15tes ok ae 5783 








[ 2870] ie: ab gah Sydney, 27th October, 1922. 


i a is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the 36th section of the Closer Settlement Act, 1904, the Settlement Purchaseg 


particularised in the subjoined Schedule, all rights attached to such purchases, and all moneys paid in connection therewith, ar 
hereby forfeited. ; 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 



























































. No. * { 
a Purchaser. pee Se Area. Parish. County. | Cat. No, of Plans, 
WOOD’S (3) SETTLEMENT PURCHASE AREA. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Disrrict of BrLiingen ; Dorricgo SHIRE. 
" eta) Te pa 
1920-14 | Lisle Dudley Pearse 00 ge aus 68 1 | 188 0 0} Leigh ...| Fitzroy ...| F.1,285-1,810R. . 
| | Papers—Clo. Sett. 
| 7,535-10, 
COMERFORD’S (7) SETTLEMENT PURCHASE AREA. 
HASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District oF InvyerEtL; BANNocKBURN SHIRE. 
1920-35 | Duncan McArthur ef sis ae eon een, BOVRa a « 600 0 O| Clare ...| Hardinge ...| H. 560-1,762. 
and 233. H. 939 ,, 
H. 1,092, 
'Papers—Clo. Sett. 
432-4, 
SCOTT'S (8) SETTLEMENT PURCHASE AREA. 
KASTERN DIVISION, 
Lanp Disrricr or MusweEttsRoox ; Mererwa SuHire. 
1920- 6 | Ronald DAY spngr Saunders... fee «| 74 andl ... 329° 3 O/| Killoe _...{ Brisbane ...| B, 926-2,096. 
239, (ex. road), B.4,715 5 
‘Papets—Clo Sett. 
| 717-8. 
LAMB’S SETTLEMENT PURCHASE AREA. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District of Younc; BuRRANGONG SHIRE. 
1919- 8 | Roy Hamilton Clark _.., Tes ass 40, 60, 1 770 0 0 | Illunie __,,.| Monteagle,,.) M. 4,603-1,780. 
"and 258, (ex. roads). M, 5,854 . ,, 
| kee ait Sett, 
/ 7,487-4, 
c ‘ ; BOHRINGER’S SETTLEMENT PURCHASE ARBA., 


et EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Disrzicr of Youna; DrmMonpRItiE SHIRE. 


~1920- | Clarence McIntosh Potts 835 1 21 0 0} Wilkie .| Harden .,,.{ H. 6,625-1,716. 


Papers—Clo. Sett 




















we | 7569-8, 
a, -ROWORTH’S SETTLEMENT PURCHASE AREA. 
vt EASTERN DIVISION. 
+ Layp District or Tamwortu; TamMARaNne Sure. 
” 1919- 6 | John Frederick Wyly ...  4.. Setitian ds Oe e OMG 4-2 778 0 O| Werrie ...| Buckland ,,.) B. 1,714-1,788 
4g ‘and 973. f B.2,770 , B 
| B. 3,035, 
he Papers—Olo. Fett. 
6,459-12. 
















Sydney, 27th October, 1922. 
APPLICATION TO PURCHASE LAND IN VIRTUE OF IMPROVEMENTS. 


a rT i is hereby notified that the person mentioned in the subjoined list will be permitted to purchase, under section 62 of the Crown Lands 
+ Consolidation Act, 1918, the portion of improved land specified in the following Schedule. 
Seer 1. The purchase-money must be paid into the State Treasury, Sydney, within three months from the date of the publication of this 


Peis, Pa ment of deed fee, £1 10s., and fixed stamp duty, 1s , will be required before deed will be prepared. 
8. Sale restricted to the surface and 50 feet below. 
; 4, The purchaser will have no elaim against the Orown in the event: of subsidence taking place ‘as the result of mining operations 
a on under any existing lease, or to be carried on under any lease hereafter granted. 
: W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
; 





SCHEDULE REFEREED TO. 
Lawnp Disrricrt or Youna. 
































3 | 3 & Deducted 4 
aE | . 3 | 8 lpm ,.| Credited | “cateator, 
ey ei Parish, County Town Oe: § (Deposit as} <* called for 
5 | Name of Purchaser, | Area, Sole nae Shire, or Village, or $4 \8 ad ee on Gied © 
ae ; f ‘| Municipality. GF, ‘as 3 rainy Money. Shami Duty 
~ tam mi 
ro} Q oO Deed Fee: 
me) & o— Dut 
Da < a | ‘3 : 
; Re 
1. a. rs , s. d.-| £| £a 4) £8 d.) £8, 4, 
Burrangong G.F.} 10 0 0} 1) 0 7 6| 012 6 976 


I. P, 1921-8. | i 0" teagle; Burran- 


gong Shire. 
a a en en nT rn ne en ae enna ARnnEEnanEn Ten auuenenommennaene am abmemnadinnid 











Aln. wget: 199 - p. r 
1922-7 "498. ee +.| Banes, John Henry .. 2 0 © | Portion 2,141 ..! Young; Mon- 











“au 
2a 





Bi84 NEW soura ne a ae GAZWTTE, No, 151. [27 Ocr, 1923. 











[2857 ] hs Sydney, 27th October, 1922, 
APPROVAL OF APPLICATION TO PURCHASE 1 LAND. 


{* is hereby notified that the person mentioned in the subjoined list will be permitted to purchase, under the 66th section of the Crown 
Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, the portion of land mentioned in the following Schedule. 
2. The purchase- “money must be paid into the State Treasury, Sydney, within three months from the date of the pallens of this 



























































notice, 
- 8. Payment of deed fee, £1 108., and fixed stamp duty, £1, will be required before deed will be prepared, 
-_— W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
’ SCHEDULE REFERRED TO. 
Lanp District or CooraMUNDRY. 

3 Deposit. Be Amount 
eeean Date | | Aporaised| Amount Deducted Galle fore 
No.of | cf | Area, 5 Description. ey Value | of Ccsta Pia toh Bem Cree Pn a 
Appli- | Neposit. | of Land, | incurred. Treasury. valorem rutchase-| fixed stamp 
cation, stam Tena duty 

| duy, | Moneys : 
Aln. 1918, | a, 7, p.| | eal 2s al ae Ghee, Ole ee ee ee 
1922-7,023.) 6Se.t...) 2 123 Being measnred portion 265. parish of] Mitchell, Toseph| o8 14 6)1016 58}J0 v Uv] 0 5 uv} 8915 9 29 16 % 
“BP, 1918- Covtamundry, county of Harden, Tinfalee Ekins. 
oh ae | Shire, { ; | 
[2548] ; ; ‘Sydney, 13th Cciober, 1922. 


_ APPLICATION FOR PERMISSION TO PURCHASE AFTER RESOISSION OF RESERVATION, 


IN cree is hereby given that application has been made, under the 65th clause of the Crown Lands Consolidation Abe 1913, by 

the person hereunder mentioned; for the rescission of reservation of certain land particularised in the annexed description, ‘and 
permission to purchase the same. Any person feeling aggrieved may, before the expiration of four weeks from this date, lodge a compieint, 
as provided for by the 69th clause of the Act before mentioned; such complaint must be accompanied by a deposit of £10. 


W,.E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





_Laxwp Disrricr or MaAiriarp. 























neetcenes | Applicant. Area. | Deseiption, : irae pte att te 
“tes : bes 7 
Aln. | & te p. 
1922-6 965.| Joseph Connors -| 1 0 82 | County of Marginal, pereh of Maitland, Minick The Chairman, Loca] 
8.P. 1922-39, pality of Hast Maitland, being part of 1€O feet reservation) Land Board, Fast 
’ within portion 156, south of portion 218. Maitland. 
[2858] : ‘ Sydney, 27th October, 1922. 


{CANCELLATION OF PARTS OF PREFERENTIAL OCCUPATION LICENSES, 


Nee is hereby given that, in accordance, with the provisions of section 254 (4) of the Pastures Protection Act, 1912, the parts of 
the preferential occupation licenses, specified in the annexed Schedule, have been cancelled in so far as the areas are embraced 
by the travelling stock and camping reserves therein mentioned, such cancellation to take effect upon the expiration of three months from 


the above date. 
[ Oce. 1922-6,975] W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. ~ 
Pastures Protection Districr or TAMWoRTH 



































eset | acne ot Catan Ch pan al) Pash county. | gill, | Beware 
nn ‘ | Acres, 
| _ About 
21a | Borah Creek.., ...| Eastern ,..) Tamworth veo | ABOVE isi paths BES dbbibenay yarn 750 T.S.R. 5,694 
354a | Ironbark Oreek ... do ee do ...| Liabundie ... + dO: ie any 110 T.S.R. 567 
354A Do 5a do at do Ba do ra se done. aS 120° T.S.R. 50,296 
3544 Do Hae do ni do ah do SeeteN i os Gait lin, a 40 T.S. & C.R, 43,298 
3544 Do as do ne do ...| Ironbark .., SPE gs be liane bas 180 TS.R. 25,484 
354A Do a: do He do A do a4 Rp dO. Aeie, He 160 TS.R. 54,452 
354A Do ES do aan do ae do ioe SARL On ii wes 310 | T.S.R. 5,707 - 
854A Do yond t-te LO boas do 4 do NBs © AG") vege ™ 25 TS. & OR, 5,709 
{2694} Department of Lands, 


Sydney, 2 27th Votober, 26 1922, 
"REVERSAL OF NON-RENEWAL OF AN OCCUPATION LICENSE, : 


T is hereby notified, for general information, that so much of the notice appearing in Governmont Gazette, No. 11, of the 27th iu anuary, 
1922, as relates to ‘the non- -renewal of the Occupation License hereunder named, is hereby cancelled. ~ 


‘This cancellation is, however, subject to any conflicting interests which may have arisen and may arise between the 31st December, 
1921, and this date, 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


‘fe Vite Giaaie met a) pe 


Division ae 
No.of Papers, Humber ~ oy hie Occupa- i “Name of Licensee, ~ oes County. Land Distz jot. Shire. 
. , ate, ; ; 


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SO a ER St I ct Se 


Occ. | 
1922-6543 





204 (late O.L. wa «| Peter John Varcce McKenzie...) Central...) Nicholson ...| Hillston __ ...| Carrathool. 


~ 
we Sate _ et a anarnt RI ee SE OI AL OCT ER, 














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eas " Svdiiey, 27th October, 1922, , y 


“OF peDIOANION ar LANDS. FOR PUBLIC PURPOSES UNDER THE SBOWN HANDE 
~ CONSOLIDATION. ACL, 1913. eu 4 


: the loppiae dedinali ion of Ke various areas of Crown’ Janis esaetooalt in the Schedule Shae for the Gaius Mahioiee 
therein mentioned, having beea daly ta daid before both Hones of Varliament of the State of New South Wales, i in accordance with 
‘the: provisions ‘of “the 24th section of the Crown Lmnds Consolidation Aci, 113, it is here® by rotified that the various areas of Crown Lands 


5] 


héretabefore mentioned, and as more perpenlesly: des aribe 3d in the Sche tule! ‘er sto, are horeby dedicated for the respective, public” purposes, 


















































aye pecified i in gonbetiicn therewith. » ey a es f has 
(Me 1922-9, Gale AP Bene NINE sain UY Sc A Rs ee nce W.E, WEARN EB, Minister for Lands. _ 
ai whe Baris Seay, SCHEDULE, ae i ae 
{ List No. 5 of 1£22. ; 
> vy 4 > 239 are er ? a, LS. F x aSCT 
wat ~ 5 : “Allet- ; ” Parbote of intended No. of Cat. No. of 
P ieee fonnty % For! aR: ment. Locality. Area, Dedication. © ‘Papers. “Plan, 
Canowindra aa Ashburnham seal) HS & Caeeisy ve! | Saburbs of Canowirdra) 4 8 8 | Public Recrea‘ion (addi-| ‘Mis, 1922-6;332 ...) A. 7,186-1,770 
at “y0 : 1 arya na f . 1 ha 4 el oJ tion). , RK 
‘Hagebill, Lavish of «| Mitchell. donde GIUMREECY li itees openly Parish of Edzehill 4.) 0 115) Public Road waa!) RQ3.1921-271-15» Re 1 4,850-1, 693 
_ Kingstown ©... we | Herdinge ea Sk wages | Parish of Baldwin | 1 0 0 | Public School Site (addi- Mis, 1921-11 145 a, 5,008- -1,162, 
m SF ee Be Se ; i * tion), 
*Maitland, Parish ge od Northumber. Pas eee #\-* ; Parish cf Maitt and ..! .0 4874) Public Road aed ...| Rdg, 1921-804-5... _ 14 S2i-1 03, 
. lan shee LASS eet 3 Ss 2 
i Murrurandi Rae. jeasl Brisbane te tee 3 Town of Morrurundi.. 0 1 1) Public School Site (addi-| Mis. 1922-7,339 ... M, 30-1,109. 
Rea aa ' ie i tion), ; 
Tamworth ow “iat “gts. oe, Sal hut F | Gasites Jo» Parle of Tam worth {45 0 9 Permanent Common { Ms, Lr, 1922-7,5 6 — cena 
ey meine (about), (addition ). 











ANI t The Crown Lan ds bounded by. portion 293, the Permane ent Common, dedicated 2nd Ocetober, 1866 ; portion M.L, 25 and the Public Read from Tam worth to Mo: 82, 


_ Urana eo ok Tene aa, PR B30 } Mowe of Urana.c’ wh 202 138.) Public Hospita! (addition)| Mis. 1€22-7,902 ...| U, "2 44)-1881, 






Sv epevee |= ane 


























rene. ean] Z| tps see tae) see ee soiled | Parish of NIEORE a UN op Rubus fiozd wee | aes | Mis, Iyzz7-i97 vo] RR, (14j293-1,6 3. 

A , , Fete a Being ke surface Yand of such area and 50 feet below the game, and no more, Mile a 
mi Ay aa ara Aes : e : ian Br: igi ; res <TD x ; Rate. 
(852), i VG Belt syaney, 27th Octobes, 1922; 










ast “NOTIFICATION OF ADDITIONS TO HOLDINGS. 


: rr is ane notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 163 of the Crown Lands Consclidatioe Act, 1913, the iictine 
‘ of land particularised i in the Srhedule hereunder i is added to and now form ae of't the olathe: mentioned i in gach Schedule, at the 
pene values ae é ee ate yrs pes 























ar IN a NS he abet bie ye tha ee WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
PARE Rae a Gt ik es PORED ELE, : 
- ‘ = : : : ry 
ee TG Dbeay cea ae , ea Capital | pate fem ial wee Future s | 
F Sse the e ‘ TFS ROR e ade Me ARS ME HS ioe ea Sale whic annual {te 5 
. Portion. Parish. County. District. ; Area. | per acre of | addition takes Added to— aac of paymentot| 5 Shire. 
P : , gr ¥ =. | added area. | ~~ effect. ; eva tans Holding. Dn 
| yy, f Farce hee ‘ ;, - _ $e ie 
eS : a: crite) et Fee sd, as Te Pe hy eek, | 
‘ _ | Wilton. ..,| Monteagle ...} Yuung Ce PL Bare. eo BLO | 18-et., 1621 C.P, 1917-9 (vortion| 163 1 0} 26 3 8 163 | Burrangong, 
ees ean = SS cate Ve ae BA RTT : | 284), W. M, Harri-, ! j 
ret OAR TS gins 2) doi Sal, Aon ake-al® 10? 05-0 315 0 | 26 C.P.-1920-5 (vortion| 50 1 0|.8 8 4 | 163 do 
oP Apa Sk. | ae | STARS Wi aE pa ay oer tee = veh ec : 237 hi N. J, Watts. § oe 
Lhe { 2756] . <e. ‘: Poel. he Pekin e ; Sydney, 27th October, 1922, 


‘ FORFEITED HOMESTEAD FARM, 


Nomen: is apabe, given that, in 1 pursuance of the provisions of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, the interest of the holder 
: in the Homestead Farm specified in the following Schedule is hereby declared forfeited through. non-payment of interest and 
Bee fy but such forfeiture shall | not take effect siege the expiration ot thirty clear days after this publication. 



































Kee eee oii eee zs W. E. SEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
ee i - EASTERN DIVISION. ; 
_ Lanp Disrrior ov TamwortH. ~~ ; 7% : 
; ‘ ca it 5 i a3 ; ins , 
4 Selector. ; gateotien!: Area. eS _ County. Parish. Plan Roe A Papers, Fee ys Shire, — 
n ; s ‘ i * ? , - : aw S, ft, 
eA, : bi y : ae : we lie i ay | ‘ C.S. | 
1919-3 “‘Dobb, che (now held 1 July, 1919), 24h o uv | 119 | Inglis «.| Tamworth ..} I, 2,172, 2,178-/ 232, 294,) 1922-20,58)) 941 Ceckburn. 
a (awe by zis Mujesty the} > Dasma Ay : ari Piet ‘ 15820.) = 296, 298. | ; f 
ovat a TA Vir: geeat eae ies! , pe , f 
P f +H Pea oan ae NYE ceed Ppa a hy Phe AAG, ; Me Wit m 
; Fe gre Wie edly Col apie : pads Sydney, 27th Reps. 1923, 


FORFEITED HOMESTEAD FARMS, 


OTICN i is eceey' given that, in ‘pursuance of the’ provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the interests of the holders i in 
the Homestead Farms specified in the following Schédule are hereby declared forfeited through non- -fulfilment of the conditions ; 
ch sd tia shell: not take eek until thirty cleag ea after this pybluration: 








a. ; : Lana ——— "aa W. KE. ‘WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
Cat Seal ts ask e Oi8 6 9 ae 5 WASTHRN DIVISION. 
oy ete aR RN hots): GIAO Disterer oF GRAFTON. 
Be i | Dateot 7 ee S 2a mS . aay ee, Shir i 
i i > ai koa ; fs R =¢ f en ee 
ty rns cana Paar Ae ga, tenet tanh Eee. heey deme | Ante Te 
+) at PEN PETE ok eR MEET | 1 
Pia hin ay Ba A ; ; 4 q HO eee 
hom | 20 Dec., 1920|. 378 0. 0 “Fititoy. “Wicrt | 7. 2,999-1 810;..) 34 | 0.9. 3922-20,10| 454 | Nymboida, 
Pieary Prederick ee 1919! 3,930 0 0 _ do =" Blicks ees 3.413 ‘p we| 99 | OS, 1yz2-20,0b8) 1,047 do 
Vhomas ; 1 C'8 0% bdo Md do a) 8886 | Ine || Cs. 1B2R-29,973] 1 47 do 
ritiiaw Thomas 0.0 | @ A es TF, 3039 | 63 | Cis, 1ugz-20,007| 454 do 
pa eR TVs Ite ; oe i Ee tay 





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5786 ‘NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. —«([27 Oor,, 1998. 





(2862) : | _ Sydney, 27th October, 1922. 


NOTIFICATION UNDER THE PUBLIC ROADS ACT, 1902, OF RESUMPTION OR WITHDRAWAL AND DEDICATION 
OF LANDS FOR ROADS, OF DECLARATION OF EXISTING ROADS AND PARTS OF EXISTING ROADS TO 
BE PUBLIC ROAD, AND OF THE CLOSING OF ROADS AND PARTS OF ROADS DEEMED TO BE UNNECESSARY. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Kreeutive Council, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the Public 


Roads Act, 1902, the lands hereunder described, which are required for the roads hereunder specified (in respect of which roads 
‘notice of proposal to open the same has duly been given) shall be and are hereby resumed or withdrawn for the several roads 
referred to; and that the said lands shall be and are hereby dedicated as Roads; that the existing roads and parts of existing roads 
particularieed hereunder shall be and are hereby declared to be Public Road; and that the roads and parts of roads hereunder specified 
which are deemed to be unnecessary (in respect of which notice of proposal to close the same has duly been given) shall be and are 


hereby closed. Lee 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


DescrirTion oF ROAD OPENED :— Road of access to portion 72, through portion 98, pirish of Tubbamurra, county of 
Clarke, Guyra Shire,—as shown on plan catalogued R. 14,743 -1,603. 


{Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1921-688-10. ] 
DescRIprTion of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated asa Public Road. 


A proposal! to resume the lands referred to for the road in question was published in the Government Gazette of 21st July, 
- 1922, folio 3956. ; 








Lanp District OF ARMIDALE. 











fi ' Character Width of 
= Parish : Area 
3° Ares, Registere] Holder. Occupier, of Land 
é A Namie, 3 Holding. Resumed, | Resumed, 
‘ | ; 
a 1%. ?P. & 1, De 
98 745 U0 O | Tubbamurra ...) Edward Alexander Pryor tae «.| Edward Alexander Pryor ... se. | C.P, 20-17 e| 100 links ee 1 125 














DESCRIPTION OF RoaD OPENED :—Deviation in part of road from Bungulla railway platform to ‘‘The Scrub” and branch road 
therefrom within portion 362, parish of Tenterfield, county of Clive, Tenterfield Shire,—as shown on plan catalogued R. 9,713-1,603. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1895-136-47.] 





DescripPrion of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a Public Road, of part of existing road declared 
to be Public Road, and of parts of roads deemed to be unnecessary, which are now closed. 


A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question, to declare part of existing road to be Public Road, and to 


close the parts of roads deemed to be unnecessary, was published in the Government Gazette of 5th May, 1922, folio 2664. 








Lanp Disrreicr or TENTERFIELD. pate 
: ee | 
36 Dre Parish Reputed Ocoupier whanciyg is Tate Ares Parts of roads closed, &c.; also part: of 
5 s Bs Name. Owner, ight Holding. Westimed: Resumed, jexisting road declared to be Public Road. 
j 























& 1. pe to aD: 3 
Part of] 307 3 0| Tenterfield ...| The Commissioners! David Leonard] Freehold .../:100 links .., 5 030] The unnecessary part of dedicated 
362 of the Govern-| Rolph. ; road (R. 5,251-1,603) west of new 
(now ment - Savings ‘road is closed and to be granted 
patie, Bank cf N.S.W. ; (part thereof) in compensation. 
vided. 
Do ...| 807 8 0 do Ae do «| Jobn Thomas} do Sent OOS gy na 030 pal voninns boslogucee'ses Gad Poi ee eae hay eee 
| Chapman. (part of 
} branch 
{ i , road), 
Do | 307 3 0 do «| Bank of New South} Telfers Ltd. ... do veel 100 s,, es 6 P ays The unnecessary part of boundary 
| | Wales, (inclu | Toad separating portion 362 (part) 
part of from portions 151, 119, and 143 (part) 
branch parish of Bluffiand, north of dedi- 





road). cated road (R. 5251-1608) and the 
unnecessary part of reserved road 

; passing through Bank of New south 
Wales’ part of portion 862 are closed 
and to be granted (part thereef) in 
¢ | ¢ compensation. 





in survey and necessary to preserve 
continuity of new road is declared 
to be “Public Road,” and dedicated 
to the public accordingly, 





| ; The pazt of existing road included 

















Description or RoaD openzD :—Part of road from Pretty Valley to the public road from Glen Innes to Kookabookra, 
parish of Yarrow, county of Gough, Severn Shire,—as shown on plan catalogued R. 14,458-1,603. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1920-759--14.] -——— 


Dzsceiprion of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a Public Road, and of roads deemed to be 
unnecessary, which are now closed. : 


A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question, and to close the roads deemed to be unnecessary, was published 
in the Government-Gazette of 17th February, 1922, folio 1225, pete : 


‘Layp Disrricr or Gruen Innes, 





a a dl eg di A EN ee 





8 Charactor Width of 

= Perish Reputed Ares ; 

=o} Ares, Occupier. o! Land ; 

z y Name. Owner, : P Holding. Peenined | Resumed. Reads cloeed, &c 

ek SRS: : Sa ee 
8.1 Fp : “a | a or. P Me ed | ee We ) 

8&3 | 240 0 vu | Yar.ow 4...| Richard Thomp-| Fenced rod iz use, C.1i. No. 80,672] 100 links...) 7 3 10 | The unnecewsary reserved road within portion 


£00. 83 and the unnecessary boundary road 

i sin | separating part of portion 33 from part of 

: | portion 28 are closed and added to portion 

03 the area thereof and of C.L. 30,672 being 
\ 


increased to 243 acres 3 roods. 


renee permet Lapel ele. cai meee lI pt tn a : so j 


& 


























[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1921-270-8.] 


 Etegistyation No. of Papers—Roads 1921-1-8.] 








27 Cor, 1922] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. D787 
[2884] | o sa _ Sydney, 27th October, 1922, 


NOTi FICATION OF INTENTION TO SUBMIT TO THE GOVERNOR FOR APPROVAL PLAN OF RE-MARKING OF 
ROAD, OF PROPOSED OPENING OF ROADS, OF PROPOSED DECLARATION OF EXISTING ROADS AND PARTS 
OF EXISTING ROADS TO BE PUBLIC ROAD, AND OF PROPOSED CLOSING OF ROADS AND PARTS OF Mrs 
DEEMED TO BE UNNECESSARY.’ 


Ne is hereby given that the Minister for Lands deems it exnedient tat certain roads should be opened, and that it is ryohehed 
to resume for the purpose, under the provisions of the Public Roads Act, 1902, the lands hereunder described, and to declare 
the existing roads and parts of existing roads particularised hereunder to be Public "Road ; ; also of intention to submit to the Governor for 
Spparet the plan showing re-marking of road hereunder specified. 

The proposed roads, &c., are shown upon plans which can be inspected at this Office, and a copy of the same may be inspected at 
‘tha respective Offices of the Crown Land Agents for the Land Districts in which the lands are situated. 

All persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing and to forward to the Minister, within one month from the date 
of this notice, any objections which may appear to them to exist to the proposals above stated, or to the position of the road as re-marked. 

Notice is ‘also given that the Minister is of opinion that it is expedient to close the roads and parts of roads hereunder specified, 
and all persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing, addressed to the Minister for Lands, within one month from 
this date, any objections which may appear to them to exist to the closing of the said roads and parts of roads. 

Plans showing the roads and parts of roads proposed to be elosed can be inspected at this Office, and a copy of the same may be 
inspected at the respective Offices of the Crown Land Agents for the Land Districts in which the lands are situated. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





‘Dasorreriox oF ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Road of access from Nowendoc-Gloucester road to Nowendoc State Forest No. 310, parish of 


Nowendoe, county of Hawes, Apsley Shire,—as shown on plan catalogued R. 14,907-1,603. 
[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1932 -738-7]. 





Degcriprion of the lands which it is proposed to resume. 
Lanp Distreior or WaALcHA. 


























* : — 1 
. | | Width of 

: date Area 

een Area ea Reputed Owner. Ovoupier, gehe | to be 
Holding, Resumed, | Besgmed, 

ik | ; ht 
‘ BATE ps &. YT. D. 
68 ns 1 0 Nowendoc | T. A, Laurie aes T, A. Laurie ... «.| Freehold ... | 100 links... aa 2 318 
70 100 0 0 Do | Hixrs, of estate of late R, Laurie Exrs, of estate of late R. do ae oa LOO: RE, se 2 111 
; Laurie, : 


Description or ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Road within and along part of the western boundary of portion 149 to the Mandagery-Murga 
road, parish of Terarra, county of Ashburnham, Boree Shire,—as shown on plan catalogued R, 14,873-1,603. 





Description of the land which it is proposed to resume, 
Lanp District or Motone. 








SEE Te ee te A it Se Si nee Pepe Lely es t 
| 
: Character Width of Land 
Sethe Area, - Parish Name. Reputed Owner, Occupier. | of to be ng Nee 


| Holding. Resumed, 





Sett. Pur, 20-18) 100 links ... 


a, 
584 


149 0 ‘Terarra, ...| Ernest Wilfred Atkinson ...| Ernest Wilfred Atkinson... 














-con 
. 








Nori.—This land is not to be dedicated. 


EE 





Descripiton of Roap T) BE OPENED :—Road through portions 47, 49, 97 and 85, parish of Lowry, county of Darling, 
-Mandowa Shire,—as shown on plan catalogued R. 14,767- 1,603. 





_ Drsorrprron of the lands which it is proposed to resume, of part of existing road to be declared to be Public. Road, and of rouds 
and parts of roads deemed to be unnecessary which it is proposed to close. 


Lanp District oF TAMWORTH. 











| { S 
Character | Width of Me nee to be Roads and parte of Roads proposed to be elosed, &c., ; 
Reputed Owner, Odéupier, of Land to be Regumod also part of existing road to be declared 
Holding. | Resumed. | “° i to bs Public Road. 


> £ chien * Se aeed 














: a rT. ip. . 
| Bank cf New S uth Robert Park...) C.P, 08-4'| 100 links .. 3 0 vu | The unnecessary part of boundary road separating 
Wales. | portion 47 from portion 73 is to be closed and added 
to portion 47,the area therecf and of C.P, 08-45 to 
{ 4 be increas d to 900 acres38 roods, 

do pa do : . | C.P, 08-44) 100 4 8 0 0 aks, Cioteceiags Sap comics is bai inn tepavaigheided adeva0'Podisab-aeine’ Soliave 
.. Rotert Algerron Peake Robs rt Algern hi Sett.. Pur.|'100, ,: - 12 1 0 | The unnecessary parts of boundary road separating 
Peske, (part cf) portion 97 from portion 49, east and west of pro- 
20-18 = of posed road; the unnececasary reserved road within 
1,337 acres portion 97, and the unnecessary boundary road 
: 2 roods. separating portion 85from portion 7) are proposed 
do Mi a? do we dO Re RODS Oe yi 7.2 0 to be closed and added to portions 97 and 85 (Sett. 


Pur. 20-18); the areas thereof to be reduced to 944 
acres 3 roods and 389 aeres 3 rocds respectively, 
and the aren of the whole Sett. Pur, 20-18 to be 
reduc d to 1,334 acres % roods. 








The unnecessary boundary road between portion 
49 and.72,is to be elosed and alded to poition 73; the 
area thereof and of C,Y. 0-53 to b increased to 
702 acres 8 roods. 

The part of existing road included in aeted, and. 
necessary to preserve continuity of proposed road, 
isto be declared to be Public Road, and dedicated 
to the public accordingly. 














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Ss % <P, Lae a = : “7 7 ¢ . . le aires i - 3 - bs : 
5788 ‘NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNNENT GAZETTS, No. 151. {27 Oon, 1992. 
NOTIFICATION OF PROPOSED OPHNING AND CLOSING OF ROADS, &0,—continued. Be al ky a 
; < we 
DESORIPTION OF RoaD TO BE OPENED: :—Parts of road from Armidale to the Uralla- Walcba road, ee of. Ohio, county of Vern n, oN 
Apsley. Shire,—as_ shonp on plan catalogued R. lf 403-1 aise nee * 
[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1920-482-6,] — , : a G 
Dgscrivti0N of re-marked road, and of the lands which it is fe to resume, of re- “ronrked sea ond parts of ‘existing pei to ber : 
declared to be Public Road, and of roads and parts of roads deemed to be unnecessary which it is propoged.t fo clase. ithe 
Lanp DistRicT or Water. ie Fins 
—.... = me —_— > Se ee ee ta L ‘A 
a | | } Width of ee : 
KS) ish Character | Pond ees er Ragas and parts of Roads neecaaod to be slosed, Bore 
2 o Area, ene Reputed Owner. Occupier, of $3 bs Resnimed ore-marked an ‘parts of existing road to be 
2 : Bing: i : : Holding. ~ eee | Perea Res declared to be Pablic Road. . ie 
rp. a. 2. @. 
105 | 888 3 0 | Ohio es Sepies 400 agh nad dap 30 Reserved roud | sc. seo sc0 bap Zao ves apy I}. ea asyiger ane (| (ORAS AR fy Te- pina 100 links et of sank pe rer paved 
| ; ics ‘road within portion 72, 3 
67 |' 820 0 0} No | AS. Nivison... «| A. 8; Nivisen..| Freehold ... 100 links ... 4.127 ‘The unnecessary part of reserved road within spatien 
16 | 820 0 0} Do ye do se aN do be, do dad BOO og oS a V8 Ad 105, south of proposed road; part of boundary ro-d 
10 40 0 0} Do ~ | | wo a aa ao at Qo 2 4 ABD 0 2-30 on the scuth of portion 67 east cf the propesed roan 
)2 4) 0 0) Do ey do soe a do s ao PO ie (tae aes 1-07 38 ppe poundary road on the north of portions 52 ard 
13 40 0 0} To 4 do a La BOWE i ooM Go 5.1 OO. 1-0 16 | #,and end road are proposed to be clescd and 
4 ; q - ’be gramted in comyensation. 
11 40 0.0]! Do «| F. W. Nivison «| FLW, Niviscn.. GO. 6:4 WOO ee 0 8 24 /) Se : 
44) 161 0 0/ Do Ss do yeah do see C Pepoaiaamres (it a = eee 0 3 4 Ws € ; : eet 
B34 458 0 ao) ia, do = ao on do poe pie UU ae 3 8 0| | Theunnrecessary boundary road on the west of portion 
9 40 0 0/| Do pas do eat do Gass do pocih AO ae a hee 1 3 30 58; the unnecessary part of boundary road north- 
51 92-1 0! Do AS: do ae GO} on. do wert POD. S155 Vs 'ns 0.3 0 east of portiors 53,49 and £0, soutH-east «f propo-ed 
48 40 0 0} Do Bs: glo a do | do cee ACO, ae ihe Os road, and the reserved road within portion 51, are 
47 49 0 @| Do aoe do As do Be do eat OD aan t esos 0-3 0 | proprsed to be closed and to be granted in com- 
6} 200 0 0] No Ae do a de oa GO) SLD ies 238 10 pensation. 
6| 98 0 0) Do S do = do Ea SMe PAS eee 111614 
| | | i The parts of existing roads, not already Public 
% } : Roads inciuded in survey, and nece:sary to preserve 
: | ‘continuity of proposed road. together with re-marked 
road, are t» be declared to be Public Road and dedi- 
= | cated to the public accordingly. 























Description oF ROAD TO BE OPBNED:—Loop at “ Harry’ 8 Hill,” in the Carrabolla- Gresford road and branch road, within portion 4 } 
(parish of Holywell), parishes of Holywell and St. Julian, county of Durham, Wallarobba Shire,—as shown on plan oatalogued R. 
14,900~) ,603. 

[ Registration No, of Papers—Roads 1922-496-6.]} 


Description of the lands which it is proposed to resume, and of parts of road deemed to be unnecessary, which ie is propoze i to close. 
Laxp DIstRIcT oF Dpngos, 























: : | ‘Width of 
rs | Character Area < 
Fertion Area. Parish Reputed Owner. Occupier, oy es Land “yobe | Parts cf Roads proposed to be closed, &c. 
No. Name, Holdin to be R ed ; 
0) g. Resumed. | esumed, SeLtahn tgs 
ge dye - Ns ae ° 
4 1,170 9 0 | Holywell...) W. TI, Lawrence ,..j) W. T. Lawrence ..| Freehold...) 100 links . “6 1 29 | Part of lot 36 of deposited plan 4,°21. 
(now subdi- | ; : os 
vided), i ; 5 : 
Do «| 1170 00, do _...| Oliver ae o.| Oliver Joliffe ... do =... | 100 links & 6 2 20 | Part of lot 35¢f deposited plan 4,321. 
| : variable. : ty ide inert BA 
Dow; sr\ |. 1j1TO “O50>) <2! dove 1a. rR G, Lawrence «| FH. @ Lawrence...) ‘do  ...| 100 links & 4 080) Parts of lot 29 off deposited plan 4,21. - 
| | fe 59 links, (ineludes || The unnecessary part of private subdi- ‘i 
s branch | + vision road, within lot 29, east of prosesed 
f road), | branch road, is proposed to be closed and 
§ 910° O07) do” Koen, do eae do as do  ...| 100 links... 5 0 30 | J to be granted in compensation. 
(now subdi- i : R i 2 NSS : ; i 
vided. { 5 : Soy ‘ f : 
Doe sn. 910 0 0} do «| R, and J, Wilaon...) R. and J. Wilson... do .../ 100 , ..1 <0 012) Part of Jot 27 of deposited plan 4,521. 
Do he 910>0 0} do «| BE. Hopson ... ..|F, Hofson ... as do deol LC Onna fon tees 3 8 20 | ( Part of lot 26 of deposited plan 4,321, ¢ 
ADO) ates 910 0 0 do oe do es ach do aan = do +, 100 links & 2 3 20 | Part ot lot 2 ct deposited: plan 4,321. 
ef | ! variable, t 
D7 5 910 0-0. do A do RS do eRe a Pak do...) Variable... 0 6 20 Part cf Jot 23 of Deposited Plan 4 BOT 
| || @he unnecessary parts «f private sub- | 
wae | division road, within lots26 and 24, are _ 
’ proposed to be closed and to be granted : 
| 2 > i | { 1n compensation. 
80 810 0 0} St, Julian | ©. M, Watson .../ C. M. Watson am, do _...| 100 links & 4 020 Part of lot 20 of depesited tlan 4,321, 
(now sub- ' y \ variabie. , The unnecessary parts of private sab- 
divided). | . siweay division road, within lot 20, are propesed 
; _to be closed and to be granted in com- 
i} ' pensation. 

















ie a ; oot 
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~ 


DgscaiPrion oF Roap to BE OPENED :—Road from the Main Tenterfleld-road to road on north of portion 75, ios of Acacia, 
county of Buller, Tenterfield Shire,—as shown on Pane catalogued te 14, 1b ee 












































Registration No. of Fonerss~ Roads 1919-549- 13.3 3 ar. “iE Ex 
Xx { 3 . 
i + oa 
Dzscrirtion of the land which it is proposed to resume. Bh 
This proposal supersedes and is in lieu of that published in Gazette of 14th January, 1921, folio CE Br 3 
Lanp Drsrrror or TENTRRYIEED. Te tiie ca 
ak oy 
P . : Width of Be <a 
es Character Area 22N 4 ars r “<4 
Es| Ares oe Reputed Owner, Oceupter, of 9034 to be Che ; 
é ar We, , Holding. | pocumed. Resumed. cS 
| 
a. ©. p | ; 4 ; : Tr. p. 
12 4) uv 'v | Acacia...) (Mrs) 0. Jenner...) Edward Jenner . | Frechold...) 100 links. 1 2 24 beulnn s4ereedisoniobe poelaac nie seniens ewsibse: ody sar ehileds en dfelieee ooh bnoue 
. | a a iy i 
—— ~ — : — at a aR eer merece en 
e 
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NEW SOUT WALES Go 1 RNMENT. GaZurTE, No. Ihhake Pdr are” eae 
2 ee : : 4, ss ‘ oy ; “yee pre ne i it 
A OLLFIOATION OF PROPOSED ) OPENING AND CLOSING OF ROADS, &e.—continue?. 


Dasoriprron oF Hoan: To. BE OPENED fe ee of toéds from Mi lvale reilway station to Lubbul-road railway station, and widcning path of 


said road wige portions : 69 aud 113, parish of Tubbul, gouBty of Bland, idle is Shire,—as shown on plan catalogued R, ‘14,774 
1,603. ’ 


[ Registration ie, of Papers—Roads 1920-785- 8. 1 
: Dasczi PTON of the inis wich it is proposed to resume, and of parts of, existing roads to be declored to ke public read. 


Lanp DIstRicr_ or Young. 











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Uo eel aire ; i 
foe dere ‘ ; , PB bearer hs pat ‘ Width of i i 
2s | Area. | Barish Ravuted Oobectar RBarenher Land | aia Parts of existing roads to be declared 
BA Ax Name, - Uwner, hb a ai to be R 9 ved to be Pablic Road. 
By bate, mS Res id Nn A rolaing. | Resumed. siabeaty veoh 
o eek EASY ‘ ; - 
Cig: ee p Co By Bless ah : Yr. p. 
54 5:5 0 v | Tubbul ...) M.W Sharrock...) M. W.. Shar- | Freehold....] 5) links &|\. 0 16 ecajeabice. vos. yeeibodsead ial eae aailoas dev 44 yee sas go ineh v4 a 
Mes oe rock, 100 take Sie Be 9 
N53" The Gar Ora do ‘be aioe Hoo. bY ae 5.2 8 oieest 
o Na (109 1:0... Do Pa ao ies oe es AO ae do. ,.,} 160 sinks... 1 2 26% 4 rien 
Pt.of 115 | 627 % 30) Do ..| Bank of New) C.H, Boyd ..| C.P. 85-41 LOD") oy tsa fs Os, dues. ¢ paiteee 
| ie '  Sonth Wales. , 7 ‘ : ie tid 
-Pr.of 115 +} 627 3 30 Do ..| The Railway es sigea dances) nih toe Freehold sf QUOT 4 Ae wet Leek OD Eaeed Seu tah Sah scien Do Oocsigberent Sauretigs 
ri hyd Bei Tee - Commissioners i 
113 621 1 26 |: Do +.| Albert Edward] Albert Edward, C.P. 84-] 50 links &} 10. 3 37 > +67 0p cor deipesiver.ces roe se? 000 800 900 rer 900: tey.9e 
alge Scott> SES Seott 116, 15) links. : 
59 29-9 0°) Dg ».| Executors in the! Executors ° of} Freehold...) 50 links: .. 0 38 15 Renee ‘Sires cladal pein clgie Sin custesy Resins ceealeves ox ltaieean 
eat : ‘estate of late W.| the estate of TA 
~ G. Scott. : - late W. .G. 5 | The part of boundary road south of portion 
4 7 Seost, » ; : | 112 ineluced in survey,and the part cf boundary 
Nt Pap road west of portion 114, end of road, portions 
114,126, and 113, necessary to preserve contin- 
uity of proposed parts of road, are to be declared 
oA sy z , Ss Fe to be Public Koad and dedicated to the public 
hi i ee pee seer eu 2's | t y : aceordingly, 
Sekt aah irs ae : 
ae sare SW 4 be th ; ‘bee Tires 
[2863] wet Ade ‘ tes dnd, arth October, 1922, 


NonteroaTi0N OF CLOSING OF PART OF ROAD AND APPROVAL OF SALE OF THE LANDS COMPRISED 
| 5 ‘THEREIN UNDER ROAD PURCHASE APPLICATION, 
a H*® Ha Miesey, the Boe with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions 
of the 20th section of the Public Roads Act, 1902, the part of road described in the appended "Schedule is hereby closed, and 
the lands comprised therein will be granted to the ‘person mentioned hereunder, payment of costs, purchase money, deed fee, and 





























~ eenipy duty having | peer made. 
‘aan 4 he — | W. EE. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
rs te ees fh aa: ei “hi REFERRED TO, 
ss ae ee ere ; ° ; Re > rs ; ; i gS i eee ey CRUE. 
No. apelin, Ue 2 : ’ ss Description. y - Area, | Proposed Grantee. 
ha v Reads, | 4 pe a ‘ Dus ate ar. p. 13 ton 
-. * 1917-548-13, : Pegh of Stowe, ne of Recent cuaid? Land ace of, @ 1 20 | George Andrew Palmer. 
Rd, Pur, 1917-129. Gosford, Erina Shire.” Part of boundary road 100 links wide : : 
are separating portion 17 from portion 3 lying between reser ved 
~ road within portion 17 and Brush Creek. 
(2869), OTRAS a SIGE aS i Sa ae , _ $sdney, 27th October, 1923. 





ma apa eer : “APPLICATION FOR ERECTION OF RABBIT-PROOF FENCING. 
-TTENTION is invited to the undermentioned application, under the ‘Pastures ‘Protection Act, 1902, for permission to 
ONLY Rabbit-proof Beneing across road and erection of Gate. 
: : W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 



















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Ri Mica Ray eg ; : a x ; With whom Objections may be lod: a 
Applicant, | Site of Fence and Gate. Parish, County. | Plan exhibited at— Mile Tk 
oe Sic : 3 Place. |Netaterth =n 
, Joseph Keeffe .. | Teroneh OR. 7L ig Googong ..| Murray ...| Queanbeyan _...| District Surveyor,| 26 Nov., 1922 
: i. Mee OUR Bae te ‘boundary of : Goulburn. 

ek ae |. portion 89. Gate to ; 
< ut Rt agus be erected across road , 

Ay ; | on eastern boandary, — : ( 

of 89. tt : ; 

iAes a) Tak See: Bee ; Local Land Board Office, 


. Forbes, 17th October, 1922. 


ae It is fey bs notified that inquiry will be held by the Local Land Board in respect to Reserves which are included in Lease 
: conversion of which has been applied for under feneion 198 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, and as to any 
ee granting the application: A 


s Pestiostory ane specified in Schedule below. 





g iss J. 8. M. BENSON, 
Scouupurez. . ; ; District Surveyor. 





ot Lee conversion of which is spies for. an aie ae 
we phe eee is ui Holding Reservas included. iiss a vee ; 
ar Con veqpen. Ap applied for. Tooel Land Board 








f PA is ik 
De Porch Beargambil, county William Alfred | A.C.P, 22-18.. 'T.3.R, 20,959 ...| Parkes, 20th 
- Anan Bailey.) 1. November, 
4 > 3922, 
| do | A.C.P. 22-40.) DS.R, 20,959 ...|. do 





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5790 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. 






























































[27 Oor, 1922. 








PROCLAMATION, . . 
; WITHDRAWAL FROM 18ru SECTION LEASE No, 185 FOR SETTLEMENT. ” 
\ HEREAS by a condition attached to Lease No. 135, under the 18th section of the Crown Lands Act Amendment Act, 1903, granted. ‘ 
from 7th September, 1907, power is given to the Governor to withdraw at any time, and from time to time, after the expiration of A 
fifteen years from the commencement of the lease, the whole or any part or parts of the land for the purposes of settlement: Now, . 
therefore, I, Sir WattErR EKpwarp Davrpson, Knight Commander of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George, 
Governor of the State of New South Wales and its Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of Australia, in pursuance of the power and 
authority in that behalf contained in the said condition, hereby declare that the land described in the Schedule hereto shall be and the same 
is hereby withdrawn for purposes of settlement from Lease No. 185 under the 18th section of the Crown Lands Act Amendment Act, — 
1903, held by Roy Percival Gall, of Tycannah, near Moree. ; ee 
- ScHEDULE. 
‘ CENTRAL DIVISION, | 
Lanp Districr or Morzz, anp Bootooroo Surrz. E # 
County of Courallie, parishes of Menadool and Wirrigurldonga, containing an area of about 1,436 acres, The Crown Land® 
comprised within the whole of the lease—includes parts of portions 4 and 5, parish of Menadool, and portion 9, parish of Wirrigurldonga 
Plans ©; 1,911, 1,912, and 1,983-1,880, and Mis. 708 Me. Rolls. 
[ Mise. 1922-7,525] 
Signed and sealed at Sydney, this eighteenth day of October, 1922. BS Oe Ue 
ae W. E. DAVIDSON, — 
By His Excellency’s Command, Governor. 
; W. E. WEARNE. . 
; ¢ 5 
[2691] GOD SAVE THE KING! 
{ 2891] ts Sydney, 27th October, 1922, 
REVOCATION OF RESERVES FROM SALE, LEASE, &c. i 
he is hereby notified, for public information, that under: the provisions of section 30 of ‘the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, the 
reserves from sale, leass, &c.,. hereunder described, are hereby revoked, but such revocation shall not take effect until after the 
expiration of sixty days from the above date. 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
Land | pivision, | Reservel —p Dateot | count Parish. | Shire, & A Part revoked. Papers No 
District, "| No. | TEPOG Ce Notification. bah fe ‘o A Sans pees ain pe oy 
bf oe ens a Cie BU. : he | : ee 
" : a. OE. ADs 
Grafton ..} Hastern..| 29,660 | From sale — for| 29 July, 1899} Clarence ..| Woodford...; Harwood Shire} 204 0 0 | The balance ae Ms. 1922- 
quarry. (about), 1,136. 
For, 1921- 
: 4,209. 
Young do 3,001 | From ‘sale for tra-| 12 May, 1884} Harden ..| Wallendoon; Municipality of| 49 3 0} The balance. Plan H.| Ms, 1922- 
velling stock and Wallendbeen. ; 6,698-1,716. ; 5,161. 
camping. | ‘ : Ss 
Do do 2,718 | Fromsale for water| 12 Feb,, 1883} do do 88 0 0] The whole. Plan H, 6,354- do 
supply and camp- ‘ (about), 1,716, ; 
ing, i : ; 
Do do ..| .... | From sale or lease} 1 Jan,, 1922] do do do. 9 1.32 | The whole; portion 334, do 
Le ae under section 228, Plan H.6,354-1,716. — ; 
Wyalong  .{ Central. :| From sale or lease{ ..... Wie Gipps ..| Wyalong ..| Bland Shire 13 3 10 | The. whole; portion 754,| Ms. 1922—= 
H under section 206 Plan G. 2,668-1,871, 6,865. 
Novg.—This land will become available for Suburban Holding on and after the 27th December, 1922, on the terms and conditions as originally notified 
Gazette of 2ist July, 1915 (Suburban Holding Area No. 712). 
Temora Central.. 22,203 From sale fer tra-) 19 Jan., 1895| Bourke ..| Windeyer..{ Narraburra 10 0 0] Within an area marked Ms. 1922- 
Central. | yelling stock, | Shire, P.W.P. 935,—shown on| 7,351. 
plan Ms, 1,212 Fs. , 
Tamworth,.| Hastern..| 52,432 | From sale or lease) 7 Sept,, 1917| Inglis ..) Tamworth..| Cockburn Shire] 125 0 0} The whole... .. --| Ms. Ls, 
pend than special (about), 1922-7,506. 
ease. ; igs) : : 
Penrith do From sale and lease) ..... Wauee NI] COOK .| Meyalong..| Municipality of| 11 020) The whole, Plan Ms.| Ms, 1922- 
generally, Katoomba. ‘ ; 5,483 Sy. ' 7,226, 
Mudgee do From sale or*lease| ........-- Phillip Bara Meroo Shire .. 1 2 0] The whole; being lots 6,| Aln. 1922- 
section 206, (Town of|Lue). : 7, and 8, section 15,| 7,557. 
F Plan L. 1-2,452 R. 
Do do ..| 16,728 | From annual lease, 26 Nov., 1892 do de do Ss 4 2 0 | That part within allot- do 
| | ments 3 to 8, section 26 
| | | $48 and 8, 4, and 5, section 
| ion 27. Plan L, 1-2,452 R. 
Murrurundi do ..) 498 | Water supply .|’ 1 Aug., 1873) Brisbane ..) Murru- Warrah Shire..; 15 0 0 | That part west of portion} Ms. 1922- 
i | y rundi. (about), ie , 8,311. 
Do do 157 | From lease .. .»| 20 May, 1878; do “do do 15 0 0 do Aa do 
{ ‘, | (about). ; 
Wyaulong ...{ Central.. | From sale and lease} 81 Mar., 1922) Gipps .( Wyalong .. Wyalong Muni-| 32 1 80 ‘The whole; portion 663.| Ms. 1922- 
under section 206, cipality. Plan G. 2,391-1,871, 8,826, 
Crown Lands | WB Ey : : 
Consolidation’ 
| ‘Act, 1913. : | 
Not#.--This land will become available for Suburban Holding on aud after 27th Dec2mber, 1922, upon the terms and conditions as originally notified in 
Gazette of 5th July, 1918 (subucban Holding Area No. 992), i ‘ 
Mudgee Eastern.. | From sale or lease| 1 Jan., 1922| Wellington} Grattai Meroo Shire ..| 62 6 0 | The whole; expired Sp. L,| Ms. Ls. ; 
; | padre section 11-9. Plan Sp. L, 73 Oe.: 1922-11,741. : 
| 28. EW ca ; Fi 
Young do | do 1.» ° 5 | Monteagile. | Young Burrangong 3.2 0] Part within approved! Ms. Ls. Bits Wr: 
Shire.| (about). Sp. L. 22-1, Plan M.| 1922-12,570, Py 
‘ 5,432-1,780, +" | 
Nyngan «| Central .| do 1 Nov., 1921) Clyde — .,.) Cashmere..| Marthaguy 320 0 04 The whole; portion 13,)° Ms. Ts, ; ry 
| Shire} . BS Plan C. 104-1,828 R. 922-12,718 “a 
Grafton Eastern,,| 15,159 | From sale for tra-| 6 Feb., 1892) Clarence ..| Banyabba..| Harwood Shire) 22 2 0} Part within approved] Ms. Ls. a 
so stock and i (about). special lease 1922-9. | 1922-9,878. J 
camping. aly an Ee ST ated ae i 
Casino do ..; 52,788 | From sale or lease] 3 May, 1918] Richmond | West Coraki Muniei: 0 0 2 Part. within approved) Ms, Ls. 
generally. ‘ Coraki.| pality, — (about), | special lease 1922-7, | 1922-12,004, { 
; (Village of| Coraki). Mee : } 
Lithgow do ...| 13,631 | From sale for pnblie| 11 April, 1891; Westmore- | Thurat and] Oberon Shire..) 3,840 0 0 Thewhole . hie -| Ms. 1992- fi 
recreation. land. Gangerang. 3 (about). : 5,539. oe 
Wagga | Central..| 55,782 | From sale for) 13 Oct., 1922) Mitchell ..| Mundowy.,| Mitchell Shire.. 8 0 0 | Part. within the area! 0.8, 1922- os 
Wagga). travelling stock ; : (about). added. to C L,- 1908-6,| 20,597, at 
and camping, © { ; situate north-westerly| ' 
of the north-easterly 
prolongation of the}. 
south-eastern boundary 
; _ of portion 141, ; 







































































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27 Ocn., 1992.) NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. : 5791 
: Sa al EMS, gh Loe SAA AB ila Sau RIAN es REC IT 
[2893] Sydney, 27th October, 1922, 


REVOCATION OF NOTIFICATION OF TRACTS OR AREAS PREVIOUSLY NOTIFIED AS NOT AVAILABLE FOR 
SETTLEMENT UNTIL FURTHER NOTIFICATION. 
T is hereby notified, for public information, that, under the provisions of the Orown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the notification 
that the tracts or areas hereunder descrided are not available for settlement are hereby revoked, : 


W. EE. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 














5 Dateot died 03 ae 
Wonk | Division. tei | County. | Parish. Shire, &c, | Area, Part revoked, Papers No. 
H | 
Tumbarumba | Eastern ..| 1 Mar, 1918..|} Selwyn --| King .. ..| Tumbarumba Shire 200 0 ° Part within approved Sp. L. 22-4 | Ms. Ls. 


(about). ; | 1922-12, 452. 





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[ 2894] Sydney, 27th October, 1922. 
REVOCATION FROM RESERVES—SALE, LEASH, &:—CONSEQUENT ON CONVERSION OF SPECIAL LEASES. 
T is hereby notified that the reserves from sale, lease, &c., particularived in the Schedule hereto, have been revoked, consequent on the 
conversion into conditional purchase or other tenure, "under the provisions of section 190 of the Crowo Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, 
af special leases covering the Crown lands within the said reserves, and that such revocation take effect from the dais of approval by 
the Minister for Lands of the granting of the conversion applications as specified in the said Schedule. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


























1 Date from 
bal Division. ee ah Purpose. Ween, County. Parish. | Shire. Area. Part revoked, Sihien oe 
takes effect. 
3 a. T. Pp. 
Grenfell ..| Central..) 2,293 | From sale for cross-| 2 May, 1881| Gipps ..| Wheoga ..| Weddin 9 1 20} Portion 20. Plan G. 3,041-| 21 Nov., 1921 
: ing, $ 1,871, C.S. 1922-14,967. 
Do a do .. 305 | From lease for) 2 ,, rf do a do af? do ly 8 120 do te hates A 
crossing. ; 
Armidale ..| Eastern.. 246 | From lease for) 3 Dec, 1879) Inglis  ..| Scott ..| Apsley 1 1 323) Part within portion 199.| 15 June, 1920 
: _ public purposes, : Plan I. 2,618-1,690. C.S. 
‘ 1920-11,109. 
ae Do are do .. 938 | From sale for water 21 April, 1876). do -»| do --| do --| >L 1 823) Part within. portion 199.) 15 ,, 3 
; ‘ supply. Plan I. 2,618-1,690. C.S. 
F 1922-1,917. | 
Warren ..| Central.-| 35,772 | From sale other) 16 May, 1903) Ewenmar,.| Umanglg..| Marthaguy /191 3 0 | The balance; portions 20! 14 July, 1922. 
é than auction sale Shire. and 21, Plans E. 89 and 
only. : | 1,772-1,890. C.S. 1922-| 
13,610, 
[2892] Sydney, 27th October, 1922. 


REVOCATION OF CROWN-LEASE AREAS, &c. 


ET is hereby potifed that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, the Crown-lease Areas 
&c., particularised hereunder, are hereby revoked. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 



































pi, | vei: | WS d'ranta rar” | notetin,| Semty. | Pare. | Shirts, | Ane, Partseotoh, | ayes Ho 
: eats hive | | 
Be cciTes Di 
Goulburn ..} Eastern ..| Crown-lease Area No. 755 ..| 9 July, 1913) Argyle ..| Cullulla ..| Mulwaree 65 0 0] That part of portion 109) Ms. Ls. 
: Shire, (about). situate northerly of the) 1922-12,451, 
. netting fence traversing 
iy the portion, Plan A, 
; 2,706-2,121 (Special 
x : : g ; Lease 1921-14), ; 
Penrith .. do _—-..| Suburban Holding Area No.| 1 Oct, 1920) Cook .-| Blackheath] Blue Moun-| 36 2 0.| The whole; portion 113, Aln. 1922- 
1,179, , 4 tains Shire, Plan C, 2, 433- 1,507. 7,550. 
Wagga Central ..| Additional Holdings, at £4} 13 ,, 1922) Micchell ..| Mundowy,.| Mitchell 17 0 0 | The whole .. ..| C8, 1922- 
Wagga. per acre Shire,| (about), 20,597. 
Gosford ..| Eastern .. Suburban Holding Area No.| 10 Sept,, 1913) Northum- || Wallarah..} Erina Shire) ........ Part within partions 168,| Ms. Ls. 
: 361, berland. 169, 170. Plans N, 6,000,} 1922-11,491. 
‘ 6,001, 9,002-2,111. 
[2904] Sydney, 27th October, 1922. 











NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL HOMESTEAD FARMS. 


oa is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands comprisea 
within the areas hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Priston! Homestead Farms, and shall be disposed of under the 
prevailing conditions of the law. 
The areas will be available on and after 11th DECEMBER, 1922, helare which applications should not be lodged. 
An application shall be in Form 9, and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that theland becomes 
- available, or it is intended to effect improvements instead of paying rent), shall be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance, and by 
an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee ;_ but upon confirmation of an application such rent (if it is not intended to effect improve- 
ments instead of paying rent) and survey fee must be paid. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) be paid 
* i _ in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 
“aad All applications should ‘be lodged with the Local Crown Land Agent by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly 
authorised in writing, and all applications in posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 11th December, 1922, or at any 
ime between the 11th December, 1922, and the 16th December, 1922, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed to be and to 
have been lodged with such Land Agent simultaneously on the 11th December, 1922. 
The Homestead Farms will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts and.the Regulations thereunder, and to tke 
lowing special conditions:— | 
(a) The holder of any Homestead Farm shsll take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to 
free and keep the land free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all prickly- 
era pear, noxious scrubs, undergrowths, and weeds. 
her Med: _ (6) The holder shall preserve ample green timber for shelter and shade purposes. 
-___ {e) The boundaries of each farm are to be fenced with a six-wire fence within five years of date of sokdiniiatten of application : 
be oi Eanes however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approvel of the Local Land 
bart Boa: 
oe. etietonl conditions which attach to a Homestead Farm are residence for a term of five years and payment of rent. 
The Homestead Farms are not transferable until the condition of residence attaching thereto has been performed. 
_ After the expiration of five years from the confirmation of application a grant of the Farm will issue, provided all required conditions 
con ‘hen been complied with. 
‘Where ary land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown the holder shall pay the capital value of sueb 
ee in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


W. BE. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


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5792 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZKTTR, No. 161. 27 Oar, 1982, 











NOTIFICATION SELLING APART CROWN LANDS £OR ORIGINAL HOM@STEAD FARM3—continued. 


Nora.—All informition may be ae From, and.all eee af sid Moca will he filled in hi the Crown Lands Agent, fiee of 
3 cist, if so desired by the applicant, 


HOMESTEAD FARM ARBA Nc. 1,445. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Distgict or Lares, AND MaNNING SHIRE. 
Pica SN ae Oe As OS LAR TS NE SARS 1) Le RO ice eae eee lsat es date Oa" TRIES? RR ETRE 2 TOR IRs a ES SE 

























go] 2 
ja ane | 
ao 3 ; nua 
S32! 3h | he Rent _ Nature and _Nearest 
County. Parish, |SZE| #8 for frst | fot first | Survey | Estimated Value Town and Character of Land, Soil, Timber, Ba, 
3 eae & P period Pee. so, of distance Water Supply. 
io Bn cele period of of Intstoy t thoref. 
| & 25 years, provements. erefrom, 6 
£5 8 25 years, 
: ge 8 | 
ene 3 3 
] { s 4 
Acres, Hoa Ra ee ay re | 
Gloucester...) Beryan ...; 74 |, 396g 99 FO ets Bis 9:4 TOU Nil. Taree, 10 miles} Undulating and hilly country of sandstone forma- 
| | : (Pr oportionate cost, north. , tion ; wravelly soil, clay, subsoil ; timbered with 
rn } : of road construc- pike od gum, odk, ivonbark, bloodw ood, tallow-weod, 
| : ‘tion to be paid— mahogany, blackbutt, and turpentine ; sound 
} £17 6s. €d.) country, suitable for fattening or breeding 
. ; large stock or for dairying when improved. 
. Mean annual rainfall about 43 inches, 





\ 

Sufficient water supply. 
‘ | Plan G. 4,727-1,497. 

| - | Mis, 1922-7,904. 























ee 


Notu.—The included part (3963 acrés) of Homestead Farm Area No. 961 for returned soldiers only, notified 1st August, 1019, and reserve from sale and lease 
(section 206) are hereby reyoked. In the event of the biock being selected by a returned Soldier, the propostion ite eost of road construction will not be charged, 








HOMESTHAD FARM AREA Now, 446, 
HASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Kempsey, AND DUMARESQ Sine. 


























} 4 wood; no natural water supply ; might be 


conserved oii portion 28, but not sufficient for 
| : whole area; grazing country only ; sound, 


3 : aA a3 ed eR ie putt 
Be § FER 
ES B : nna’ 
i - BS 3 =o Cy Rent ’ Nature and Nearest. fee Se oe ck 
County. Parish, |SE5 Ky = for first for first | Survey Estimated Value Town and '- Qhatacter of Land, Soil, Timber, &., % 
1 acet B 2 period of period Fee, of distance Water Supply. 
i om <5 25 years of Improvements. therefrom. i 
! 5g 4, 8 * | 25 years, 
: } [ we | | 
: Acres, |) £ #0.) 8°8 ds Bea: 
Clarke eof ye, <0} 6k B214 VBEAT 2 BF POUR OG Nil. Kempsey, about) Very hilly, mountainous country; of slate rane: 
I) Pp 
28. | 54 milessouth-) — tion ; timbered with thick forest of stringy- 
| | ! eusterly, bark, gum, bloodwood, oak, and a few tallow- 


| with fair natural feed. 
| Plans C. 877 and 2,338-1, 867. 
| : : Ms, 1922-7,981. 


| 
| i 


























Norn. —Reserve from sale or lease under section 228, within the above, is hereby revoked, i 





| 2905] "Sydney, 27th October, 1922, 
NOTIICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL CROWN-LEASES. 


Pp: is hereby notified, for public information, that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown 
Lands comprised within the aréas Rebunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Original Crown: leasés, and shall be ‘disposed of 
under the prevailing conditions of the law. 

The areas will be available on and after 14th DECEMBER, 1922, before which applications ae not be lodgsd, | 

An application shall be in Form 9, and (unless it be lodged with ‘the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land becomes 
available), shali be accompanied by one halfeyear’s rent in advance, avd by an instalment of “one-te ath of the survey fee; but — 
upen confirmation of an application such rent and survey fee must be paid. The survey fee shall (uniess the holder desires to pay the 
fe Sooner) be paid in ten equal yeariy instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid, 

All applications should be lodged with the local Crown Land Agent by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person. duly 
authorised in writing, and all apdlications in posted letters received by the Land Agent at ahy time on the i1th December, 1922, or at any 
time betweon the 11th December, 1922; and the 16th December, 1922, inclusive, shail, where conflicting, babs be deemed to be and to 
have been lodged with such Land ‘Agent simultaneously on the 11th December, 1922. 

The lands set apart are exempt from the operations of general license under the Forestry Regulations. 

‘The Crown-leases will be subject to the general provisions. of the: terre hands Acts and Regulations therewside and to ‘tha 
following special conditions: 

(a) The Crown-lessee shall wot assign or sublet without the woubevk ‘at ike Ministes for Lands, and if any stock Bot owned by the 

} lesseé are found depasturihg on the Crown-lease it shall be, prima, facie evidence of subletting. 

(2) Power will be ‘reserved to the’ Crown and to any sipiceeh authorised by the Minister for Mines to enter upon the lease ana 
search for and win minerals. 

(ec) Power will he reserved to the Crown to resume any. ‘portion of. the lease wise, may be required for mining, mining purposes, 
or any other public purpose, upon giving netice.in writing, and upon payment only of the value of the improvements on the 
portion resumed (such value not to.exceed their costs);and a reduction of rent proportionate to the arca resumed, In the case 
of resumption for mining or mining purposes, not less than-one month’s notice, and in the case’ of. Sita Sore for any other 
purpose, not Jess than three months’, notice in writing will be given to the lessee. 

(@) ‘Lhe holder of any Crown-lease shall, within six months from the date of confirmation of the lense, commence and take 
effective steps to keep the land s0 leased clear of rabbits and other noxious animals, and shall afterwards continue such 
efficient steps or means of keeping the land clear of the eame during the whole term ot the lease to the satisfaction of the 
Local Land Board. During the second year of the lease he shall commence and thereafter continue to clear the land of 
nexious weeds and scrub (except. edible, scrub) at the rate of not less than one-tenth of the total area cach year, so that 
the whole shail be cleared during the. first eleven years of the lease, and after any land has been cleared or operated upon 
the lessee shall keep it free from. noxious. weeds and scrub (other than edible scrub) during the remaining term of the 
lease to the satisfaction of the Local Land Board. 

(e) The boundaries of each lease are to be fenced with a six-wire fence within five years of date of coq fimition 6 lease : 
Nill gi however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Loeal Land 

oar 

(f) No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the purpose of yy: except sybjent to the provisions of the Forestry Ast, 
1916, and Regulations thereunder at the time in force, 

(y) The leasee shall destroy all useless timber except such a8 shall be necessary. con. the. panes of shade. dnd shelteky and he 
ehall preserve sufficient useful timber (if any) on the lard leased for the purpose of improvements thereon. 

































she Pe Ne eee 


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& 


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Gers 1892.) : 
hs : 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. 5793 











- NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL CROWN-LEASES—continued. 


4 


Fe ss. Bagi oh land as may be required by him as tenant thereof, provided such land is not comprised witliin a timber reserve or 
-Sowshes . Stateforest: ; cis K ; . 
x : 2 f 


_ (t) The lessee shall take effective steps to eradicate prickly-pear (if any) from the land leased, and keep the land clear therefrom to 
the satisfaction of the Minister for Lands during the term of stich lease. ‘THe lessee shall commence. sich operations within 


:.,, six months searathe date of confirmation of the lease, and within twelye months from such date shall clear from pear not less 


PRA Bey ASE SPUR Re Re ae ee : oy tee a wee Rif URN : ; . ‘ , 
ak Ne than one-third of he land leased. | a ee subsequent period of twelve months he shall eradicate the pear from not less 
_ than an ailditional ne-third of the area leaged, so that the whole area shall be cleated within three years from the date of 


pace oe 
‘7 Tae BR Sars. oS 


confirmation of the leasé. mae 
; 3» ma he ee ge Aas oe) ee AS a erry ; ye oi,” Wales ec tare eee ru nae a Pees . Ki gr PER Ny Pe ie 
“ibs _ The terms of cach lease shall be forty-five years, and a condition oftresidence for a term of five years-shall attach thereto. The 


*3 Trown lessee is required to enver into residehoe ~vithin six months from date of confirmation ot the application for the lease. 
Where any Jand contains improvements which are at ard not the property of the Crown the Holder shall pay the eapital value of 
such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. , 
CE Bi teles ener es BUR aR a u ; ye — —— W: KE. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
Nore.—Av) information may be obtained from, and all forms sf application will be filled in by, the Grown Lands Agent free of cost, 
if so desiret by the applicant, - r ‘ 





CROWN-LEASE AREA No. 3,939. 














ae : -. .. BASTERN DIVISION.. : 
ir pe ea Le Ee aS Lanp Disrgicr or GRarron, AND OnaRa Suirz. 
j ; at 2 FR gave iar ISSA Oe eee é, 







































































3 rf Z Rent Nearest - ‘ ee en me Re ‘ 
a for first | Burvey Estimated Value Town and Character of Land, Soil, Timber, ba, I 
oS: perica Foe. of, distance Wator Supply. d 
< 2 men Improvenients, therefrom, ; ‘ 
sso 16 years. : 
Dees th . Ps ; | 
4 : ‘ | Acres ang a| £9. | £8," dd “ ' 
Clarence .:| Coldstream) <A 1,260 630 Vv 0} 717 6} 20 0 0} Fencing, half value,| Ulmarra town,) Undulating to sfeep rough sandstone country ; 
3 (about), £72 17s. lid. The} portand butter] sand; soil and subsoil; timbered with gnm, 
property of adjoin-| factory, 8 miles blood weod, stringybark, oak, mahogany, tallow- 
; \ ing holders. westerly, | wood and honeysuckle, with large areas of 
sid fey Ip ; | dense undergrowth; grazing poor to inferior 
; generally, though near western margin it is 
fair ; nO permanent water supply,and svil is too 
Nis eae her 7 ; ; porous for conservation ; the country is con~ 
seat . “ . ‘ sidered suitable for dry stock only. Hainfall 
Bn ait 2 Ay . eg ee ge Se } average, about 38 inches. 
ae Bh pac Heel ag BIN oad OES oD ta Boabhe 4 ; Ms. 1922-2,273, 
e 4 = 7; D 1 ws > nm 27 e ¥ = a 
ae » * Norm, Area, capital valte, annual rant, and survey foe ars subject to adjustuient after survey, 
% CROWN-LEASE AREA No. 3,940. _ ‘ 
yee se oe ae  BASTERN DIVISION. J eb 
: i Land Disrrror or Morvya, anv EvrRopoDALLa Sarre. 
za, Sy ” ~"s 3 3 ; psi Lines YEE gaa Ape Uy OBS Die ae tS SA TR kee Te) 
; eS i Ce 
he} : j 
QD « 
ad : Annual : 
aa Area ii Went |° ¢ ONS poraen dy Nearest Te 
Bits leant for first | for first | Survey | setsmated Value of Town and Character of Land, Soll, Timber, &a,, 
§ = | Crown rind Se period | . Fee. Tuineoy amedts distance Water Supply. 
= 5 | lease, He se of P : therefrom. 
33 is years. | 45 years 
~~ T 
8 
By 


































; east poe: A! ber Acres. [ £ 8, a. -£ s. d. 2 s. d. ' ‘ 
‘St. Vincent | West _ “}Block.|. 840 280 0 0) 310 0] 16 0 0] Nil, except pos-; Port of Nelli-| Steep broken country of slate fortnation; red 
BPS) Nelligen.|.. A. |(about), ; ‘ f . sible boundary; gen, 4° miles}  slatey soil and subsoil ; thickly timbered with 
isa aa 5 fencing. The pro-| by fair road} gum stringybark, bloodwood, and peppermint 
‘ jae ‘S S ; ; perty of adjoining) north-easterly.| with burrowangs; no permanent water supply 5 
Gy ultes toe : holders. ; facilities exist for storage. 
BSS | Plan V, 1,661-2,003. 
. (eae Ms. 1922-1,077. 
y . * | 4 z 
; Nore,—Partly within Nelligen Population Area, proclaimed 6th August, 1887, which is not hereby affected. » ¥ 
: » CROWN-LEASE AREA No, 3,941. 
eae _. © HASTERN DIVISION. 
Lap Disteror Or Inverrrt, And Asurorp Surez. 









€ 









‘ Nature and Nearest ee: 
Estimated Value Town and Character of Land, Soil, Timber, a» 
of distance Water Supply. 4 
' Improvements, therefrom, 


‘Pertion compr’sed | 
in Crown-leasé, 


ae 
ord £sd: Se me de ' , ; 
4} 18 1 5.|.20 6 8] Fencing, £39 7s, 6d.,| About 27 miles) Undulating to hilly. and. mountainous. country ; 


timbered with ironbark, gum, oals, pine,stringy - 
| } , bark, box, and apple; with dense scrub and 
2 a y ? : undergrowth of pine, dogwood, tea-tree, wattle, 
ae | wi! i honeysuckle, «¢.; marsupials and dingoes are 
bi numerous ; sufficient natural water supply in 
Vivers or Kings’ Pains Creek. Mean anuual 
a I ‘ es ; | rainfall ig about 82 inches, 

4 A a Ma, a i a ith 4 re abe oie iis: By, 1022417, 688; 




















neludes Crown-lease Area No, 3,602, notified Loth September, 1920, and an auto natie reservation from sale or lease, under section 206, 
Sl 4 j : 


¢ ( : - which are hereby revoked, RS 
‘ tM + 
ari 
Ke an bn . 
pr At Se : 
ate ot 


(2) The fesees way, however, take from the land leased to him such timber and other material for building and other purposes 


half value. ad-| north-easterly) rough, broken, and rocky in pitts; principally . 


: joining holder.| from Inverell, trappean formation ; with outcrops of basalt > 

yi Fencing, removal] stony clay soil on trap; red, Chocola'e, and. 

* value, £30, Crown 5 black soil on basalt; sound country, suitable 

me property.’ ; : for grazivg only, and best adapted for sheep 

: i rel ctae ’ after improvement; not suitable for dairying ; 
iy : bax oa generally thick to very thick forest country ; 


e- 
7. 





eo 






5794 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No.151. [27 Ocr, 1922, 











[29061 SSedhay! 27th October, 1922. 
NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL SUBURBAN HOLDINGS. 


lies is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands comprised _ R 
within the areas hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Original Suburban Holdings, end shall be disposed of gr 0) the i 
prevailing conditions of the law. 


The areas will be available on and after 11th DECEMBER, 1922, before which applications should not be lodged. 


An application shall be in Form 9, and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land 
se@comes available) shall be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee; but 
upon confirmation of an application such rent and survey fee must be paid. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee . 
sooner) be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 


All applications should be lodged with the local Crown Land Agent by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly 
authorised in writing, and all applications in posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 11th December, 1922, or at any 
time between the 11th December, 1922, and the 16th December, 1922, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed to be and io 
have been lodged with such Land Agent simultaneously on the 11th December, 1922, 


The Suburban Holding will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts and the Regulations thereunder, and to 
. the following special conditions :— 


(a) The holder shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keer the land — 
free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all prickly-pear, noxious scrubs 
undergrowths, and weeds. 

(6) The suburban holder shall preserve ample green timber for shelter and shade purposes. 

The principal conditions which attach toa Suburban Holding are residence for the term of five years and payment of rent, bu t 
any building erected must conform to the ordinances under the Lecal Government Act. 
After the expiration of five years from the confirmation of application a grant of the Holding will issue, provided all required 
conditions have been complied with. a 
Where any land contains improvements whlch are or are not the property of the Crown the holder shall pay the capital value af , 
such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 
—_— W. E. WEARNE, Minister ae Lands. 


Notz.—All information may be obtained from, and.al! forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free cf cos!, 
if so desired by the applicant. 








SUBURBAN HOLDING AREA No. 1,459. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Districr or ALBURY, AND Horproox SHIRE. 


NOTE.—This block is not designed for a home maintenance area, but is intended to provide a home site for a bushwoiker or 
other person of limited means, or by which an income from outside sources may be supplemented by the produets of the land. 


As this block is not set apart as a home maintenance area no promise of monetary assistance under the Returned Soldiers A 
Settlement Act, 1916, can be made. 





























E : 
tg s 
3 | SS Rent Nature and | Nearest 
ges al for first } Survey Estimated Value Town and Character of Land, Soil, Timber, &a., 
$3 : § period Fea. of distance Water Supply. Pe 
Qn) <2 Improvements. therefrom. ; 
A 2 : } 
3. a 


| | .! i 3 i ° 
ee Dif orde: oBe did Bide te ee Goal 2 
Goulburn.. | Holbrook..| 211 | 3 0} 1 2] 4 4 | Fencing, £6 9s. 7d.| Within the sub-| Level and low-lying country, good loamy soil, 

| Property of Rail-| urban bounds} clay subsoil; fairly thickly timbered with yel- . 
way Commission-| aries of Hol-| low box and red gum. with afew apple; suit- | 
er: and private} brook, about! able for residence and cultivation of oats, &c. ; Lt 





























| owners. 13 mile from} no permanent water supply, but good facilities 
| the railway} exist for tanks. Rainfali, about 27 inches. : 
; station, Plan G. &-2,229. Fig ‘ 
spe es tig 
Nore.—Includes Returned Soldiers’ Special Holding Area No. 372, notified 17th January, 1919, and reserve from gale and lease under section 206, which it 


are hereby révoked, 








SUBURBAN HOLDING AREA No. 1,460. 
FASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanv Disrrror or Lismorr, AND Byron Suns. 


NOTE.—This block is not designed fora home maintenance area, but is intended to provide a home'site for a bushworker of 
other person of limited means, or by which an income from outside sources may be supplemented by the products of the land. — 


As this block is not set apart as a home maintenance area no promi of of monetary assistance under A Returned Soldiers — 
Settlement Act, 1916, can be made. 





a SiO en AUER ot Sek Aan AN ef es rg 








fe, ¢ ‘ i rae 4 » ey 
2 2 | Ba ae | ee ( : 
‘mg S . Annual ag 4 ae 4 
aS so} Ss iS series Reng |’ Nature ahd) Rude: Nearest ~ y 
os 5 @°- }|~ for first for first | Survey pas Value — rake Town and Character of Land, Soil, Timber, &@., 

232 £§ period of period Fee, | distance Water supply. 

Fam) <2 50 year’. of Bap rov mala _| therefrom. a 

Poe} z 3 * | 20 years. : F ‘ 

£ | é 












bas a plik OS.) ere tie Brahe nass sehaGe ; \ ; 
Rous ra ll 323.8) SM ys I a FW ca A 710 0) 117 9| 4 6 8 | Fencing, west boun-| Saburbs of By-| Gently sloping land on west, falling rather steeply 
dary, nominal}, ron Bay, about on east, poor gravelly and ‘sandy soil on slate and 
‘value, Crown pro-| 14 mile from] clay ; timber, a few tea-tree, eucalyptus, and 
perty. Fencingon| business low growth ; ; ho agricultural land ; practically 
other boundaries, centre.| no natural pasturage, and land is of little value 
the property of for grazing ; water is found in soakages and by 
adjoining holders, ; sinking at shallow depths. Average rainfall, 


| ; ; about 80 inches. 
| | ; Plan R. 7,445-1,759. 
Ms. 1922-8,465, 


bom: —_ £iet. ar aa ———— _ —— + - - - ya area ? 
har £,—Includes part (7 acres 2 tools 8 pavones) Sab: irbadt Holding ye No. 607, notified 2nd December, 1914, and reserve from sale and lease under 
section 206, which are hercby Leeone ay 
































Lh, ald i Ee 


27 Ocr, 1992, ] | NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. 





[2902] 


said Schedule for a period of five years, 


[Ms. 1922-9,070] 


Purpose. 








Travelling stock and camping... 
0 


Travelling stock and camping... 


Teavelling Stock 
Do as 


eae 


eee 


too 


Travelling stock and camping... 
Do ° oe 


Camping reserve ak 
Do is 
Travelling stock... eee 


Travelling stock... tise 


Travelling stock and camping 


Do 
Travelling stock... 
Do 
Do 


ese 


Do — eee tee eee 
Travelling stock and camping... 


Travelling stock... ee 


Travelling stock and cam 


Travelling stock... 
Do 


ping ... 


‘Travelling stock and camping.., 


Do 

Travelling stock 
Do 
Do 


Travelling stock and camping.., 


Camping and water... 


Do ses 
Camping ade ee 
Camping and water... 

Do oe 
Camping... 

Do eee eon eee 

Do op ne ‘ 
Camping and access to truckin 
Camping reserve re 
LW aber, Art se ye 
Camping ee er 
Camping and water... 
Camping... tee 


Me Do, 
———s- Camping and water 
ee 





Travelling stock and camping... 


e Do 
7} Do 
at Do 
ny ae Do. 
Travelling stock... .,. 
Lhe Do : ad 
Do 
9 Do 
Do 


a - _- tee . 
Travelling stock and camping . 


Travelling stock .. 


t 7 


; XN 








“” 


m 151, 27 Ocrozer, 1‘ 


PASTURES PROTECTION BOARDS. 


1 is hereby notified, under the provisions of section 264 of the Pastures Protection Act, 1912, that the travelling stock 
and camping reserves, &e., or parts thereof, not being held under lease other than annual lease or occupation license, or not 

being within a State Forest, or embraced by a public road or area under the control of a Shire Council, and being those 

mentioned in the Schedule hereunder, are placed under the control of the respective Pastures Protection Boards set forth in the 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


Reserve 
No, 





Parish, 





| county. | 


5795 


Sydney, 27th October, 1922. 


NOTIFIOATION PLACING TRAVELLING STOCK AND CAMPING RESERVES UNDER CONTROL OF 


Remarks, 





LAND BOARD DISTRICT OF WAGGA WAGGA. 
Pasturzs Prorsction Drsrrict or ALBURY. 
...| Albury 





aoe 


eee 


«| Wagra 


oes 


Howlong 


Round Hill ... 
Yerong 


PAstuRES PRoTgorion DistRi0t OF CoROWA. 





2,011 , Goulburn... 
55,047 do 
55,006 | Hume 
20,750 | do 
9,314 do 
43,957 | Mitchell 
55,182 | Denison 
8,685 | Hume 
41,99) | do 
54,901 | ‘do 

9,558 | do 
25,902 | Denison 
2,168 ) Hume 


it Gordon 





.| Cottadidda 
.| Buraja 
.| Corowa 


do ae 


Cottadidda ... 
Gordon see 


Pastures Protection Digsrricr oF DENILIQUIN, 
..| 49,970 | Denison 
Pasturngrs Prorgcrron DistTRiotT or GuNDAGAI. 


z yard... 








3,143 
35,563 
45,410 
3,011 
1,159 
1,159 
1,467 
41,438 


43,453 
16,157 
15,088 


15,088 


9,329 
3,289 
17,429 
17,429 
5,608 


34,005 
40,520 
32,562 
1,723 
37,642 
1,803 
2,581 
2,901 
2,902 
45,008 
1,567 
1,349 
1,271 
1,717 
17,963 
44,947 
44,946 


Buccleuch... 


do 
do... 


Clarendon hi 


Harden 
do 
do 
do 


do 
do 


e00 


Wynyard u 


do 


do 





tp Co) 


Baactetoh 


Clarendon he 


Harden 


..| Tocumwal 


a Adelong 


Killimicatt .. 


Yarrangobilly..) Subur 


do 


a Nangus ; 
.| Cootamundry.. 
.| Jindalee 


Cowcumbala... 


.| Gadara 


...| Batlow 


In Bethungra 
.| Cootaraundry.. 


x South 





.| Ellerslie, 
.| Wondalga 


Courabyra 


Hindmarsh, 


Wondalga 


dagai. 
do 


...| Adjungbilly ... 
ei do wae 
..| Bogong 

do 


an Brungle 
.| Mundongo 


do é ‘i 
do i 


Cowceumbala... 
Goobarralong.. 


do 
do 


PastuREs PRoTxorioN District or HumgE, 


Goulburn ,.. 








«| 45,419 

...| 58,724 do 

«| 41,533 do 

| 54,765 do 

«| 55,109 “do 
1,744 | Selwyn 
1,744 do 
1,744 do 
2,921 do 
aoe do 
4,759 do 
54,719 do 

922.— 6 


tee 


vee 





Currajong 
do 


...| Jorgyle 
...| Jingellic 


Little 
Hillabung 


.| Burra Ses 


Hay is.. oi 
Tumbarumba.. 
Burra 4 


va Hay ... 
..| Craven 


do 





._.| Village of Daysdale, 





' 
o. 


Lex. 








Municipality of Albury. 


Pes eceee eee tes 188 sat eramertse 


‘| Suburbs of town of Howlong. 
...| Quat Quatta... HP 


oem eeescoeecoese v5 
accsceseseee Peete re teceeeoeee 


eo Ree Oe hana ree sonererrs eee 


seegrostoe 


| Ex. Oa. lr. ‘12p. by Border Rowing 


Club under Permissive Occu- 
paney. 


oeoee ses 


Village of Daysdale. 


1»; Ex, racecourse, 


bs of village of Yarrangobilly 


Cor cea verses rer ser sea osears vos 


Sp. L. 00-8. Partly in 
suburbs of Adelong. 

Ex. Sp. L. 08-44 and 14-10, and 
10-13. 


POPS oe ree sedeoeeee 


Gun-| In two parts. Partly in suburbs 


of Gundagai. 


POO HHO COD awe rem sre ebernen ten 


""] Suburbs of village of Bethungras 


Cedeecosarse renee 
Fae ee hed Ped eee ees roorer nes 


eee 
COO Pea wee ree eeo torres HO eO TES 


“| Villiage of Wondalga. 
...| Suburbs of Wondalga, 


do 
Ex. part in W. & O.R. 1,760. 


do 


do 
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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTS, No, 1:1 


RESERVES UNDER CONTROL OF PASTURES PROTECTION BOARDS—contiaued. — { a 


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Remarks, 





Pastur:s PROTECTION Drsrricr OF Ties ven nc heen 









































LAND BOARD DISTRICT. OF. WAGGA Wace A—continued, 








Travelling stock and camping... 54,72) , Selwyn... Das .-., Craven Me ser'ashis ; 
Do id wea] 59,232 do i ~e ...| Glenken | Partly in ‘village BF Glenkea, 
Do Oh eT 55,232 do es 4 ...{ dingellic Hast CaN WeN UES te Reamer es ethers 
Do Sagas a DS 08a do - ne ip ...| Glenroy ; cag eee tase ya Sana enee oe eane 
Do us we.| 64,867 do at Ms .i.| Greg Greg»... Staaten tee me eee 
Do Be ..e| 65,081 do Sep vt ,..| Mate... Si) Partly in Hume Py P.D, : 
Do A ...| 55,209 do wh a iy ade Asan ke Cooke Teen ae Rion 
Travelling stock... Wy as wo} 49,349 do ye fee , Timbasurabal, In WD a ae “a 
Travelling stock and camping ... »--| 05,03] do : 4 do wielgeciesnoa\aree ghee iesay atlas 
Travelling stock A Pi wee] 42,348 do nes S18 (BE AR ot Ne Ne hc ap ky UR I ey Wes re 
DO" ee Masa) fas Ae ey map irik do ect Mai aes do’ +;.,.| In two parts. 
Travelling stock and camping... | 88,895 Wynyard . Ht hs Burlahgeg op yes Sy ve se ea Eas a Ua ae 
Do Mee eat Soe do Wea do Poa S Aa ge ea Ara tse ci 
iB Foie oF wo] 54,436 do a3 Ae : do Pisani ee 
Travelling stock 485 Bs vl 54,631 do ae ws «| Carabost - ... PvE O MRT ITE ES Sh Lia oT 
j Pastures Prorgecrion District oF JERILDERIE. 
Travelling stock... ive conc) oe] 14,4987) Drang EY oO ...| Wannamurra., avidasadoiebe «od case neeen os 
0) aay Ses vad, 14 4OT do oe ...| derilderie ND Uetauawer seh econ 
South, 
Travelling stock and camping ... | 48,268 do the ay erae= | Stanley devaeeseeaesinas res icewepe 
do ee ai) BOSS do fis 8 ...| Walloona BAS , 
Travelling-stock... cat vie v.| 1,864 do Su see (> | wal SOnilderie vu ne ousted steam seen) oie 
| ae South. } 
Do Rie al 31,712 do Ve idegas ...| derilderie shoes ecraeabia a ete hal Meh eee 
| | North. j 
PastugES Protection Disrricr or Urawa. 
Travelling stock... 54 bea 991. |} Urana  ... oh Utatigelime: Ay eco foe... PEPE tr A 
Do os ks ea Revel aie do Be hes si SRR ONg 45-18 Fences santos Rees 
Do ose ees toe bee 12,610 do sista bee ooo) Crommelia S| FeO eOR testes soe see ree ve 
Do we] 39,555 do PRS ..| Bingagong ... UG sland ques ware fit : 
Travelling stock and camping... ...| 54,756 do se aR ..| Brookong iN calcd pte direoh enantio Suite 
Do oa 54,755 do are Bes ..| Butherwa tasebaye seadwegeyens Sie oaes 
Do 27,670 do ee ‘Ae St |, AOOSS Ws aban tendo eeees sdsuvevspe oe 
Travelling stock... Ae ie 937 do ie na ms Cocketgedong TERE) Weetes Pear weneevertgvecd wears 
Do ne veg ats 957 do Ah) ek wl Watt... «| Intwo parts. . ies reserve’ 41,933 
. for gravel 
Do So Ai 987 do tat ‘ee ...| Yathong Partly Forildorie P-P.D. 
Travelling stock and camping... .-| 64,872 do ener RN dole ss.) Colombo... SsoivesiiMeivpl ds'ailga Wane ye oi vel 
Do sal wa} 54,754 TONS eine rags ...| Cullival He seseuser Sredaale 
Do ue wel 28,3917]", do Ben Wane} Faed.. oe eas Bice 
Do oa |. 54,798 do ses ae “4 Lockhart : dessbetaauok saa 
Do aye 54,969 do sie ae ...| North Gunam- siqaie ecaloauetatisebyeen ieee canire 
bil. 
Do es ...| 36,866 do hs i e do ae ef pha cay USE ec 
Do ae wa) 54,757 do Ake see ...| Osborne RAN RCW EAA, Bat 
Travelling stock He ie ie $90 do ets os wo} Widgiewa ... rr (oe ther eee HOPES . 
Pasroges Paotso1ion Districr or WagGa Waaaa. , 
Travelling stock ae Aas .{ 11,951) Bourke ©... . .., Berry Jerry .. a de bask ES) ei atiaeae 
Travelling stock and camping . AY 5,884 | Clarendon... ie .| Hunanoreenya Ex. proposed r recreation reserve, 
Travelling stock ny: (BR Gay do te, ier Harley Sececee > rae Ree 
Travelling stock and camping . ...| 50,186 do Wi abe Sac CRG. ey a Paes s calls ogi Reuae hee 
Do «| 55,090 | do 1; 3 | Jewnee Be ke dlsbulgaie Bs eaeto ict OREe 
Do io es eae Ho 2S PD dat ins RE Me ey 2s i nat 
Do é CAUSAL do al iy ‘) Malebo 2 
Do ; 5,660 do Oe cy .| North Wagga Suburbs and Ve aniaenieitts of 
Wagga. Ww ogee M9866 
Do v4] 90,188 do wie 5 ...| Warre Warral sais oa ann aanccnac tele sia 
Travelling stock as wi i 991 | Mitchell ... ie ...| Uranquinty .. ee eee rs or 
Do a SOR do se see ..-|. Varragandry..| Hx. part ia portion ‘160. 
Travelling stock and camping , a ...| 48,750 do uy ae ...( Bullenbung .. i Seiphie tates SHAS ena Rea 
Dravelling stuck... Fas hee seal ek ope) do ak cas ..| Leitch’ Partly in suburbs of The Kock. 
Do Sie hae 1,951 GO, ise a Bat wel Banat Beak RR eet NT enc 
Do Hs vo 1,951 do on BY. ...| Vincent JPinka vette 
Do 1 te 6,810 do Sa bes ...| Uranquinty ...) Village of Ura aguinty tc) 
Be ae stock and camping \.. 45,047 do teehee ia ea4 | Yarragundry...| Hx, jit in Latte on 148. 
he Bee 39,737 | Wynyard eae «| Book Book MD es 
Travelling BLOCK fs viens he or ay 2,142 do Ar ...| Borambula ...| Ex, Sp. Th 22-21, 
‘Travelling stock and camping... we.) 47,683 Oi Bes h MEO alee Gen wher vetves ea venies tahoe 
‘Do es we| 64,146 Gat eae rrr ees ..| Coreinbob SR Heas: ie 
Do :e «| 55,598 dG) Hee nee ..| Kyeamba Deane ah ak Tastee 
Do bit ss.) 10,279 do : Re «| Rowan Ra Sestvsvane BERN 
Travelling stock ove Ame 19,160 1 NT see ..| South Waggs) Suburbs of ens Wagga. 
Wagga. 
Camping Reserve ai w.| 6,804 } Mitchell «... vee f Pie ..| Suburbs of village of. Uranquinty. 
Camping and water .., ag eat Peer: «> ketal a. .| Tootool dan cate dan Woda 2s wabeded ohiied 
Do Th Oe AP as a 972 | Wynyard ... wee .| Rowan Meclvauhysah ta'ssisch ev aes ena sel 





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ssi KE 5797 
"RESERVES UNDER CONTROL OF PASTURES PROTECTION BOARDS—continued. 
a Parpose, 3 No. | Parish, | County. | Remarks. 
LAND BOARD DISTRICT OF WAGGA WAGGA—coniinued. 
er tet PastuRES PROTECTION DIstRICT oF Youna. 
Travelling stock and camping... 54,7383 | Bland ... ,.. — ...{ Balabla saa BIUey reads sauoariseisnswe \ad 
ase Do es ..| 54,733 | do ¥ ey. ...| Bribaree Mads SEY RIE. Vcahend demaedees ee 
Saat! \ 5 ae ayy. ...| 54,783 Monteagle. ve eens. each: SABIAN? | 4, 454s Fh sodoas Waesies san deetse ses 
) 54,733 do ‘2 ...| Bribaree Bas AR cena. ang ea 
Travelling ty Beb1 Las epoyle he aaah OOS | do a eS ob ide We CAG PCPHAD UAaa te kas Sh ps oss 
Do tas Yes 55,471 do he a .| Kikiamah ... VOU ss tclihabs SWS et sites 0 
“Travelling stock and camping... 55,214 | Bland ae ; Congou LP Maes ceeer et alge ndaie dt 
Do aa 55,214 | do tea Yeo Yeo a: Pee L eh acedaecavetumbuaohad 
Do | 55,00" | do ae PY do act Sj duacpeemicd fan tae rey ve 
ae bose ch desk? PODER by tO ded SiAS ‘eaecar ey bbe do a 
(2 os «| 28,217 | Harden ... We | Wilkie M ‘Suburbs of 3 village of Wombat. 
‘Trayelling stock.. os ode wae va 636 | Monteagle... ; «| Dananbilla ... whe vee vasienlded hae 
Do Ley we i 5386 do ig ...| Gungewalla .., cgnicdewe (egeapas ede egeaeds ves 
Do- a ae ; 536 ae Murringo » ... Paes Se Se 
Do oe B86 . do » .| Wilton Ex. portions 241 and 242. 
Travelling stock aiid camping. a 55,463. do Fi * coe | MERE TTSL  8 d oaev td p ace Csenasesee senses 
Travelling stock,, ag Mile 55,466 do ‘ one Bh do bie au ctvCaganesidawagsdeceadd cas 
Traveiling stock ae camping. ‘i | 65,467 | do ie i do ist dev ve dvninng had eos vessel dey 
Travelling stock.. vis asa ~..) 55,472 do =a x do an Lae eel ariisiated Mel ibe aula 
Do. SEN ae ca) 55,466 cdo b re ..-| Burrangong ... eats Weoicaauie bo Raid Cae Anemueds 
Travelling stock and camping... 55,469 do se tapes, qn GO Jedrdedgseehavetas wei 
Travelling stock.. be HY wil: 2e038 do «| Murringo Vague so sewtek 
_ Travelling stock and camping. Myo Whe such) 40 AER do ; “Woodonga See. lee GNM uinttaieal ode 
Travelling stock,. ens ae 20,802 do : Young Municipality of Young. 
“Do ies ive ey 54,127 do x 7 do do 
Do vente A Baars Vee iat}. BOp246 do ‘ do do 
Water reserve ... ide aie «| 1,813 | Harden ; Wambat laa eweaile ies 
Camping and water... an | 41,431 | Bland .| Yerai... i LUE aL ER AB do abdadeyes «6 
Do wes UR wee ...| 12,462 | Harden ; vi .«.|, Currawong Suburbs of Currawong. 
Camping and accezs ... ~ | 55,470 | Monteagle ws +,{, Burramunda... Wags ageboinet wastes up esas genes 
2 Ue Ee ae Ny 7, 987 do Tllunie Suburbs of Koorawatha. 
Camping reserve =... us wse| 385,708 do Young ee i eoaGtha yh ba Punter vane ev pet Fe 
Do ' seat 47,794 do oa do al! Turk sateeie We hiker acetpaie y slvaé 
Camping and water sete RODS: do . ...| Burrangong ,., . 





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Sydney, 27th October, 1322. 


| WITHDRAWAL oF TRAVELLING STOCK AND CAMPING RESERVE FROM THE CONTROL OF 


PASTURES PROTECTION BOARD. 





SoHEDULE. 


Ti is «hehe notified that, in parstience ‘of the provisions of the Pastures Protection Act, 1912, as amended by Act No. 49,1918, 
‘and Act No. 25, 1920, the pirts of travelling stock and camping reserve particularised i in the Schedule hereto ehall be and 
the same is hereby withdrawn trom the control of the Pastures Protection Board specified in such Schedule, 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





















Pastures Protec-| 


R bas 
2 key tion Board. 





Travelling stock and| Grafton 
camping reserve, 
15,189. sank 


a [2898] 


STOCK, 





170. “Courity of Paty, p 
r an area of about 50° 





County, Parish. 


Glarence 


ee 


oer 


is liereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 

visions of the 28th and 34th sections of the Crown 
_ Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands here- 
under described are hereby reserved from sale, defined, 
_ and set apart ‘For the passage of stock travelling 
_ pursuant to the provisions contained in section 106 of 


S 


Pastures Protection Act, 1912, or any Act amend- 


W- De WEARNE, Minister for Lands, 


Sydney, si October, 1922 
RESERVE FROM SALE FOR ‘TRAVELLING 


{ 


arish of Bullimbal, 
The Crown 


acres. 


nded by portions 96, 77, 97, and Cockburn - 


Banyabba... 

















‘and Disttot: | Po Ot ae sears | Peper 
\ 
Grafton Part within approved special lease} Ms, bie 
1922-9. 1922— 
| 9,879. 
| [2899] Sydney, 27th October, 1922. 


RESERVE FROM SALE AND LEASE 
GENERALLY. : 
T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions ‘of the 28th and 29th sections of the 
Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 19973, the Crown 
Lands hereunder deseribed shal! be reserved from saic 
for the public purpose hereinafter respectively speci 
fied, and reserved and exempted frony lease generally, 

and they are reserved and exempted accordingly. 


W. E. WEARNE, 


BASTEHRN DIVISION. 
' _ For Public Recreation. 
Lanp Ee og or PenritH, AND Municrpanity oF 
Katooma. 


Minister for Lands. 
} 


No. 55,772 from. sale (55,773 from lease generally). 
County of Cook, parish of Megalono, epntaining an 
area of 11 acres 0 roods 20' perches. Test ‘rown Lands 
within the boundaries as shown by red edge on plan 
Ms. 5,483 Sydney. 


[Ms. 1922-7,296] “s 


. 7. 


“Re 


5798 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. 





nc RR NS 


Sydney, 27th October, 1922. 


RESERVES FROM SALE AND LEASE 
GENERALLY. 
T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the 29th section of the Crown Lands 
Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands hereunder 
described shall be and are hereby temporarily re- 


[2901] 


served from sale and lease as hereinafter respectively. 


specified, 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. , 





CENTRAL DIVISION. 
From Sale and Lease other than Special L2ase. 
Lanp District oF NyNGAN, AND, MARTHAGUY SHIRE. 


No. 55,767. County of Clyde, parish of Cashmere, 
containing an area of 320 acres. The Crown Lands 
within the boundaries of measured portion 13. Pian 
C. 104-1,828 R. 

[Ms. Ls. 1922-12718] 


Lanp District or Moreg, AND BooLooroo SHIRE. 


No. 55,768. County of Courallie, parishes of Mena- 
dool and Wirrigurldonga, containing an area of about 
1,436 acres. The Crown Lands within the boundaries 
of 18th section lease 135 (‘“‘Tycannah’’), withdrawn for 
settlement this day ;—includes parts of portions 4 and 
5, parish of Menadool; and portion 9, parish of Wirrt- 
gurldonga. Plans C. 1,911, 1,912, and 1,983-1880, and 
Mis. 708 Me. Rolls. 

[ Ms. 1922-7525] 





Sydney, 27th October, 1922. 


RESERVES FROM SALE. 


1: is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 

visions of the 28th section of the Crown Lands 
Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands hereunder 
described shall be reserved from sale for the public 
purposes hereinafter respectively specified, and they 
are hereby reserved accordingly. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


[2900] 





EASTERN DIVISION. 
For Quarry. 
Lanp District or GRAFTON, anD Harwoop SHIRE. 


No. 55,762. County of Clarence, parish of Wood- 
ford, containing an area of about 32 acres. The 
Crown Lands within the following boundaries; Com- 
mencing at the south-western corner of portion 239, 
and bounded thence by the southern boundary of that 
portion and its eastern prolongation to a western 
side of High-street, village of Ilarwill; by that side 
of that street southerly a distance of 1] chains in 
rectangular distance from the lastmentioned boun- 
dary; thence by a line westerly to a point south of 
the south-eastern corner of portion 240; by a line 
northerly to a point west of the point of commence- 
ment; and thence by a line easterly to that point, 

No. 55,763. County of Clarence, parish of Wood- 
ford, containing an area of about 21 acres. The 
Crown Lands within the following boundaries: Com- 
mencing at a point on a _ south-western side of 
Clarence-street, village of Ilarwill, due west of the 
south-western corner of portion 260; and bounded 
thence by a line westerly for about 9 chains; thence 
by a line bearing 3382 degrees for about 15 chains; 
thence by a line bearing north-westerly parallel to 
Scope-street to its intersection with the south-west- 
erly prolongation of the north-western side of Hill- 
street; by that prolongation and by the south-western 
side of Scope-street, the south-eastern side of Ridge- 
street, and south-western and western sides of Wood- 
ford-street and the southern side of Tyndale-street 
north-easterly, south-easterly, north-easterly, south- 
easterly, southerly, and easterly to a western side of 
Clarence-street aforesaid; and by that side and the 
south-western side of that street southerly and south- 
easterly, to the point of commencement. ; 
[Ms. 1922-1,186; For. 1921-4,209] 


For Public Recreation. 


Lanp District oF RyLstonb, AND RYLSTONE SHIRE. 


No. 55,764. County of Roxburgh, parish of Ryi- 
stone, containing an area of about 5} acres. The 
Crown Lands bounded by Cudgegong-street, Carwel!- 
street, the westerly prolongation of the northern side 
of Cox-street, town of Rylstone, and the Cudgegong 
River. 

[Aln. 1922-4,885] 








Lanp Districr or LirHgow, AND. OBERON SHIRE.. 


No, 55,771. County of Westmoreland, parishes of 
Thurat and Gangerang, containing an area of about 
5,100 acres. The Crown Lands within the following 


boundaries: Commencing ata point 80 chains due- 


west of a peppermint tree marked broad-arrow over 
A over 90, situate at the foot. of Kowmung Walls, on 


_the range forming the boundary between the parishes. 


of Thurut and Gangerang; and bounded thence on 
part of the west by a line bearing north 80 chains; 
thence on the north. by a line bearing east about 
220 chains to the range aforesaid; by that range 


generally south-westerly to the Gingra Range; by 


that range generally south-easterly to the north- 
western corner of portion 2, parish of Gangerang; 
by the west boundary of that portion south to its 
south-western corner;; thence by a range running 
generally north-westerly to the range forming the 
boundary between the parishes of Thurat and Gan- 
gerang aforesaid; by that range westerly to a point 
south of the point of commencement; and thence by a 
line north to that point. 


[Ms, 1922-5,539] 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
For Travelling Stock and Camping. 


_Lanp District or Temora CentRAL, AND NARRABURRA 


SHIRE. 


No. 55,765. County of Bourke, parish of Windeyer, 
containing an area of 10 acres. The Crown Lands 
within the boundaries of the area marked: p.w.p 935,— 
shown on plan Ms. J,212 Fs. eh 
[Ms. 1922-7,351] 


EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp District or YouNG, AND WALLENDBEEN Moni- 
OIPALITY, 


No, 55,766. County of Harden, parish of Wallen- 
doon, containing an area of about 90-acres. The 
Crown Lands bounded by portions 33, 44, 4, 5, 192, 
40, 328, and 326, and Connaughtman’s Creek ;—in- 
cludes measured portions 250, 251, and 334. -Plans 
C. 564-1,984 and H. 6,354-1,716. . 

[Ms. 1922-5,161] 





sae 4 


[2897] Sydney, 27th October, 1922. © 


CROWN LANDS NOT AVAILABLE FOR SETTLE- 
MENT UNTIL FURTHER NOTIFICATION, 


ae AS hb pel ah of the provisions of section 84 of the 


rown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, it is hereby — 


notified that the Crown Lands comprised within the 
tracts or areas hereunder described shall not be avail- 
able for the purpose of any application until a further 
notification has been published in the Gazette. : 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





EASTERN DIVISION, 


Lanp District or YOUNG, AND MUNICIPALITY or 
WALLENDBEEN. 


County of Harden, parish of Wallendopn, containing 
an area of 49 acres 3 roods. The Crown Lands within 
the boundaries of portion 40. Plan H. 6,698-1,716. — 
[Ms. 1922-5,161] 


Lanp Drstricr or Liracow, anp OBERON SHIRE. 


County of Westmoreland, parishes of Alfred and 
Ganbenang, containing an area of about 4,390 acres. 
The Crown Lands within the boundaries of those parts 
of Jenolan State Forest No. 631, dedicated 14th June, 
1918, revoked this day. 

[For. 1922-677] 


CENTRAL DIVISION. | 


Lanp District or BaLRANALp SouTH, AND WaAKkoon 
SHIRE. : 


Within Moolpa preferential occupation license 
No. 123a. 


County of Wakool, parish of Moolpa, containing an 
area of about 160 acres. ; 
by I.L. 1,924, T.S.R. 1,082, reserve for classification, 
notified 30th December, 1921, and portion 51, parish 
of Burrawang. 

[Ms. 1922-9,329} 

: EASTERN DIVISION. 

Lanp District or TAREE, AND MANNING SHIRE. 

County of Macquarie, parish of Yarratt, containing 
an area of about 65 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the boundaries of that pee of Yarratt State Forest 
No. 654, dedicated 10th May, 1918, revoked this day. 
[ For. 1921-4,035] 


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[27 Oor, 1922, 


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aby 





27 Ocr,, 1922.) NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151, 


bax 


5799 





| 2806 ] Sydney, 27th October, 1922. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ADDITIONAL CONDITIONAL PUR- 
CHASES, CONDITIONAL LEASES, ADDI- 
TIONAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE LEASES, 
ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD SELECTIONS, 
ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD FARMS, ADDI- 
TIONAL SETTLEMENT LEASES, OR ADDI. 
TIONAL CROWN-LEASES. 


is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of section 85 of the Crown Lands Consoli- 
dation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands comprised within 
the areas hereunder described are hereby set apart for 
additional conditional purchases or conditional leases 
(not being conditional leases taken up in virtue. of 
and at the same time as original conditional purchases 
within the same area), additional conditional purchase 
leases, additional homestead selections, additional 
homestead farms, additional settlement leases, or addi- 
tional Crown-leases, and shall become and be avail- 
able therefor on and after the 11th December, 1922. It 
is further notified that the prices of the land for addi- 
tional conditional purchase or the capital values 
upon which provisional rentals (where required) ‘shall 
be lodged, shall be as hereinafter respectively specified, 
except that the provisional rental to be lodged with 
an application for a conditional lease or an additional 
settlement lease, shall be 2d. per acre. Any additional 


~ holding acquired shall be subject to the same con- 


ditions (if any, and where applicable) which attach to 
the particular original holding in virtue of which the 
additional holding was applied for. 

Norr.—All information may be obtained from, and 
all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown 
Lands Agent, free of cost, if so desired by the appli- 


cant, 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District oF MupGEE, AND Mproo Surre. 


Price and capital value, 10s. per acre, 


County of Phillip, parish of Boogledie, containing 
an area of 5064 acres. The Crown Lands within por- 
tions 162, 188, and 189. Plans P. 1,989, 3,308, and 
3,309-2 125. oe 

Notp.—Includes part (5064 acres) of an area set 
apart for conditional purchase at 10s.. per acre, or 
conditional lease, notified 10th June, 1905; also the 

whole of reserve from sale or lease under section 206, 
hereby revoked. 

[Ms. 1922-8,484] 








Lanp District or Nowra, anp Crypr SHIRE, 
Price and capital value, 8s. 4d. per acre. 


County of St. Vincent, parish of Buangla, contain- 
ing an area of 290 acres.ex. road. The Crown Lands 
within the boundaries of portion 63. Plan.N. 1,840- 
2,013. 

Note.—The covering reserve from sale and lease, 
section. 228, is hereby revoked, 

[Ms. 1922-9,277 } 
Lanp Disrricr of Gosrorp, AND ERINA SHIRE. 
Price or capital value, 10s. per acre. 


County of Northumberland, parish of Spencer, con- 
taining an area of about 138 acres. The Crown Lands 
bounded by the northern boundary of portion 74 and 
its westerly prolongation, portion 80, the Hawkesbury 
River, and portions 116, 6, and 23;—includes portion 
74, but is exclusive of any necessary provision along 
the Hawkesbury River for public purposes (recreation, 
access, &c.), such to be determined after survey. 

Note:—Parts (about 138 acres) of area set apart for 
0.C.P. at 10s. per acre, or C.L., notified 10th June, 
1908, and Special Conditional Purchase Lease Area 
No. 6, notified 14th July, 1909, within the above, are 
hereby revoked. 

[Ms. 1922-7 ,902] 


[2907] 





Sydney, 27th October, 1922, 


~ PROPOSED ALTERATION OF THE LIMITS OF 


THE SUBURBAN LANDS ATTACHED TO 
THE VILLAGE OF WANDERA. 


T is hereby notified,: for public information, that, 
at the expiration of three months from this 
date, it is intended, under the provisions of section 
23 of the Crown ands Consolidation Act, 19138, to 
alter the limits of the suburban lands attached to 
the village of Wandera by excising part of such 
lands and closing certain roads and parts of roads 
and lanes bounding and intersecting the part to be 
excised. 

Heliographs showing the proposed alteration may 
be inspected at the Crown Lands Offices at Armidale 
and Inverell, and at the Department of Lands, 
Sydney. 

[ Misc. 1922-9133] 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


Sydney, 27th October, 1922. 

ERRATUM. 
N Gazette of 13th October, 1922, No. 146, folio 

5612, to the notification of T.S.R. 15,252, county 
Denham, parish Pokataroo, as under Pastures Pro- 
tection Board control, in Remarks column, add ‘'Ex 
part within R,. 37,335.”’ 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands, 








[2885] 


5800 





REAL PROPERTY ACT. 


TNTENDED Issur of PRovisionsL C#RTIPICATES OF 
TITLE, rd 
Vol. 1517, Fol. 235, Registered proprietor ; Anthony 
‘Hosking. Land: 50 ac., being por. 394, psh- 
Wylie, at Wilson’s Downfall. © aby 
Vol. 1032, Fol. 150. . Registered proprietor; Frederick 
Thomas Lewis Waugh. Land; 3)r.,314 p., being 
lots 1, 2, and 3 of sec. D, d.p. 1,975, enr. of War- 
ren and Wallendoon sts., Cootamundra. ; 
Vol. 998, Fol. 247. Registered proprictor : Arechit- 
bald George Wilson Palmer and Roy Selwya 
Hodge. Land: 3 r. 9 p., lots 1 to 8, inclus., of, 
sec. 7A, dp. 1,493, at cnr. of Cambridge-st. and 
Mount Auburn rd., Auburn. 
I HEREBY notify my intention to issue provisional 
Certificates of Tithe for the lands above described afte” 
he 5 a aba of twenty-one days from the date 
lereof. 


INTENDED REGISTRATION or A Discrarce or Morre@ace 
“witHout PRODUCTION oF THE DUPLICATE OF THE 
MortTGAGE. 


In the matter of the mortgage dated 25th October, 


1906, No. 445,514, Henry George Cloke to Jolin © 


Gouldsbury Lennon, over the whole of the jand 
comprised in Certificates of Title, Wol. 1198, Fol. 
70, and Vol. 1447, Fol. 197. Land: 7 a. 0-17. 223 
p., and 8 a. 8.r. 6 p., beimg lots 14, 15, 16, I7, 
d.p. 1,326, in Cowpasturerd., Mount Lewis. 
NOTICE is hereby given. of my intention to register 
a discharge of the abovementioned mortgage aiter the 
expiration of twenty-one days from the date hereof, 
without production of the duplicate of the mortgage. 


Further particulars may be obtained at the Land 
Titles Office,’ Sydney. 
W. G. He-WILLIAMS, 


Registrar-General. 
oak 


27th October, 1922. 
1583 


NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE UNDER. REAL 
PROPERTY ACT. ‘ 
APPLICATION having been made for order for 
foreclosure of the- undermentioned mortgage, © ac- 
companied by the evidence required by the ‘‘Real 
Property Act, 1900’’ : Notice is hereby given that the 
land comprised in the said mortgage iseeffered and will 
remain open for sale wntil the 8th December, 1922, 
on or after which date an order for foreclosure, which 
willyexclude all claims by the mortgagor, or any per- 
son claiming under him, will be issued by me to the 
applicant unless the amount required to, satisfy the 
principal and interest moneys due and the costs and 
expenses occasioned by the foreclosure proceedings 
(with interest up to the time of sale added) has in. the 
en a been realised by the sale of the mortgaged 
and :— 
Mortgage No. A241,260, dated 24th March, 1916. 
Mortgagor: Duncan. Ewen McKinnon. Mort- 
gagee: Resch’s Limited. Land: 50 a., being 


por, 9 over vi (23 of psh. Bando), at Mullally. 


Amount required: £3,483 Is. 9d. aus mee 
from 29th April, 1922. 8 d. and interest 


Further particulars may be obtai she | 
Titles Offon, Sidncn: y be ob ained at the Land 
W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 


Registrar-General. 
- 15s. 


27th October, 1922, 
1593 








WE, the undersigned, hereby give notice that the 
partnership hitherto subsisting between us in the 
business of estate agents, auctioneers, and rent eol- 
lectors, at No. 1 Edgecliffe-road, Woollahra, under 
the style or firm of Egan & Company, is this day 
dissolved by mutual consent. All débts due kv the 
firm will be paid by the undersigned, Percy Edward 
Hodgson, who will receive all debts due to the firm 
Dated this 20th day of October, 1922. ; 


P. EK. HODGSON. 


Witness,_-A. E. Biers ULE aa enn. 


1598 Solicitor, Sydney. 
DaeW " 6s. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. 








[27 Ocn, 1922. 








Brikate Aohertisemonts. 





NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership hereto- 
fore subsisting between Jeremiah Joseph Kencaliy 
‘and Charles Edward Wilks, carrying on business as 
mercers and tailors,-at Adams’ Chambers, George- 
street, Sydney, under the style or firm Of 54). J: 
Keneally,” has this day been dissolved. The said 
Jeremiah Joseph Keneally will pay and discharge all 
the debts and liabilities of the said business, and will 
receive and collect all the assets thereof, : 
Dated this ninth day of September, 1922, 
CHARLES KE. WILKS. 
J. J. KENEALDY, | 
1584 iS. 














NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership hereto- 
fore subsisting between Allan ‘Drake-Brockman and 
William Thomas Jones, carrying on the business of 
mercantile brokers and manufacturers’ agents, at No. 
94 Bond-street, Sydney, in the State, of New South 
Wales, under the style or firm of “Drake-Brockman 
& Co., has been dissolved as from the seventeenth 
dav of October instant. All debts due to and owing 
by the said late firm will be received and paid respec- 
tively by the said Allan Drake-Brockman, who will 
continue to carry on the said business. ; 
Dated the seventeenth day of October, 1922. _ 
ie. ALLAN DRAKE-BROCKMAN. 
WILLIAM THOMAS JONES. 
Witness,—H. J. AsPENAL, 
Solr., Sydney. 
1599 “98s. 














TAKE NOTICE that the partnership between 
Clarence Linton and Reginald Linton, trading as 
“@ and R. Linton,’ has been dissolved as from the 
first day of October, 1922, and the business will be 
carried on by Reginald Linton. hi) 
Dated this 25th day of October, 1922. 
uy CLARENCE LINTON. 
REG. LINTON- 
24th October, 1922. ahh 
1594 i tat cae 





IN THE MATTER OF THE PARTNERSHIP ACTS, 
1892. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership carried 
on by Henry. Edward ‘Moor and Richard ‘William 
George Shields, under the firm name of “Moor and 
Shields,’’? at 639 George-street, Sydney, “as furniture 
‘warehousemen, will, as from the twenty-first day of 
October, 1922, be continued under the same firm name 
by the said Henry Edward Moor alone, the said 
Richard William George Shields having retired from 


the firm as from the said twenty-first day of October, | 


1922. 
Dated this twenty-first day of October, 1922. _ 
- H. BE. MOOR, 
; R. W. G. SHIELDS. 
Witness,—E. CaMpPBeiy, . 
Solicitor, Sydney. : 
1523 | “8s. 


-AUSTRAL STARCH COMPANY LIMITED. 


EXTRAORDINARY RESOLUTION. 
Passed, 12th October, 1922. 





AT an Extraordinary General Meeting of Share- 


holders of Austral Starch Company Iimited, duly 
convened and held at the offices of Franckel, Spencer 
& Co., 16 Spring-street, Sydney, on Thursday, the 


twelfth day of Octoker, 1922, the subjoined Extra- 


ordinary Resolution was passed :— 
_ xrraorpinary Resonurron. 


That it has been proved to its satisfaction that the 
Company cannot, by reason of its liabilities, con- 
tinue its business, and that it is advisable to 
wind up the same, and that the Company be 
wound up voluntarily; and that Martin Franckel, 
of 16 Spring-street, Sydney, be and he is’ hereby 
appointed Liquidator’ for the purpose of such 
winding-up, at a remyneration of 5 per cent. 
of the assets realised, © _ 

, A. J. ARNOTT, 


Chairman. 


20th October, 1922, 
1526 10s. 


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ANDREW THOMPSON & CO. LIMITED. 
ae) ~ Sprcran Rasonvtion. 


Passed, third Bay of October, 1922 ; confirmed, nine 
| teenth day of October, 192, 


AT an Extraordinary. General Resin: ofthe Members 
‘of Andrew Thompson & Co, Limited, duly convened 
and held on the third day of October, ene thousand 
nine hundred and. twenty-two, the subjoined Special 
Resolution was duly passed; and at a subsequent 
: Extraordinary General “Meeting of the Members of the 
Kh ‘said Company, also duly convened and held on, the 
f nineteenth day of October, one thousand nine hundred 
and twenty-two, the subjoined Special Resolution was 
duly confirmed : — 


b 
; 


RESOLUTION. 
That. the Company be wound up voluntarily. 
And at the mecting held on the nineteenth day ‘of 


Sete one thousand nine hundred and twenty- two, 


it was resolved: | 


That Mr. A. Clunies Ross, of 32 Blizabeth-strect, Syd- 
‘ ney, be and he is. hereby appointed Liquidator of 








ae the Company. f 

gs ’ K. P. HOLLINGDALE, 

< Chairman of Confirmatory Meeting. 

Meare ? Dated at aii this nineteenth day of October, 
< 7922 

‘, : 1530 ne “iy ; ; = ; tis; 
7 . ~ ‘THE JERRY'S: PLAINS Co- OPERATIVE BUTTER 


FACTORY LIMITED. 


THE creditors of the abovenamed Company whose 

claims have not been admitted. are required forthwith 

to send their names and addresses, and: the parti- 

; ‘culars of their debts or claims, together with proot 

sa is thereof, and the name and. address of their solicitors 

Bn! (if any) to me, the Liquidator of the said Company, 

‘oie care of A: B.; ‘Shaw and-G rainger, solicitors, George- 

street, Singleton. 

sending in such particulars and proof on or before 

_the 30th day of November, 1922, he will be. excluded 

from the benefit of any distribution made before his 
ei debt or claim is proved. 

ie . Dated. this 23rd day of October, a.p, 1922. 


z We HICKSON, 
= : Liquidator. 
Brick 2009 | MS 


Be. A, EXTRAORDINARY RESOLUTION. 
. Passed the eighth day of September, 1922. 


NOTICE. is hereby given that at an Extraordinary 
General Meeting of Fraser Film Releaso and Photo- 
graphic ‘Company. Limited, duly convened and- held 
-at the office of C.°W. Fraser & Co., 2 Martin-place, 
Sydney, on the eighth day of ' September, one thou- 
sand nine hundred and twenty-two, the suhjoined 
pa reorder y Resolution was duly passed :-— 


REsoLurion. 


hyd That it has been, proved to, the satisfaction of the 

; Company, that the Company cannot, ‘by. reason. 
of its liabilities, continue its business, and pha” 
it is advisable to wind up the same; and accord- 
ingly that. the Company sbe wound up voluntarily: 
under the provisions of the Companies Acts, 

_ 1899 to 1918, and, that Archie Fraser, of D) 
_ Martin-place, Sydney, be hereby appointed Liqui- 
dator for the purpose: of such winding-up. 


ihe GEO. MANDER, JONES, 





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* 


Chairman. 
A, FRASER, 
>: Secretar Y: ui 
ated ne twenty. fifth on of October, 1929. 


e ree or 
| LLOYD REED LOOM COMPANY LIMITED. 


ne on ‘thy Ord 
Sydney, 


Po teibeen ihe Toth 1 WabeAibes 1999. “to: 


sf. Ry AD CULLEN-WARD, 
rect, ges 4 


. 2 
fey AITERE: ~ Bs\ 






| the Company. 


in the event of any creditor not 








Liquidator. : a 


5301 





MEMORANDUM FOR  RAGISTRATION Of 
. OBRANGE-LUCKNOW — GOLD-MINING COM- 
PANY, NO-LIABILITY. 


1. The namo of the Company is to be Oran gee 
Imeknow Gold-mining Company, No- Liability.’’ 

2, The first place: ot intended operations is at P.Gudi. 
No. 2, on portion 55, about four, miles from Lucknom, 
in the Ora nge Division of the Bathurst Mining Dis: 
trict, in New South Walos. x tO 
+) Bethe first registered office of the Company willche 
situated at.the office of William A. Gifford, Lord S- 
place, Orange. 

4. The value of the Company’s property, including 
the plant and machinery, is £2,500. dal 
pany, or any person on its behalf, is £750, and the 
total hability of the Company, or which the C om Rane 
is intended to assume or, undertake, is nil. 

6. The nominal capital of the Company is £10, 000, 
in 80,000 shares of two shillings and sixpence each, of 
which 20 000 will be issued as fully paid-uo to two 
shillings and sixpence each, and 60,000 will besissithd 
‘as contributing to the extent of two shillings) and im 
pence each. 

7. The number of contributing shares subs i aa 
1s 60,090. 


8. The name of the first manager is W infec ue i 
| ander Gifford. 


9. Ten per centum of the contributing ‘ehpitalsi as 
been duly paid up in cash. JSQ inte 
10. There are no contracts entered into on 


fs yf 





Dated this. nineteenth day of October, ips 


We, the persons whose names and poe sates oe tae ! 


scribed hers ‘to, hereby apply to reeistgy, Orange- 
Lucknow Gold- mining Company as. No-Liability 


Company. 
Names, Addresses, and Signatures. goat 
Wilham Russe al Campbell, Solicitor, _ Byng-street, 
Orange—W. R. Campbell. 


Witness e B. Ramsay, care of A feha ch lan and. 
Campbell, Solicitors, Orange. 


William Charles Paton, Company’ Diteetor Gale. 


street, Orange-—W. Paton. va ea 4 
WwW itness—-W. R. Campsetn, Soli¢ iter Bit Pa 
William James Gifford, Landow ney: » Surmnier- yates 
Orange+-William J. Gifford. & dh boa i beaseg 
George ‘Clar ke, Leis ed Grazier, Ahisonestidet Oran’: 
—-G; Cl arke. } aouliy PATER fy og 






John Edward Piikonisot, Mines (Manager, Orange. 


-Kast—John Hutchison. | ~; boure 
Roderick Baylis. Mackenzie, Sir PAA oD bee 
Orange—R, Baylis Mz ackenzic, 
Hector Kenneth W est, J Mackenzir, ae ji 
Orange—H. K. W. Mackenzie. “qu-gribrate souy 
Witness to above five signatur es —-W. RR. Closed 
: iC 
“OL edadoO cbt 
DECLARATION VerRirying MEmor: ANDUM FOR Rrets! 
TRATION. — 


I, William. Alexander Gifford, of, Orange, agent, ‘do 
hereby solemnly declare and emt ab 


1. I. am. the Manager of ‘thé'éaid intended Com- 

pany. nm ad od bos 
gi Phe ab yove statements AT e, bo the. best, of my 
belief and know ledge, true ievery) particular, 
And I make this solemn’ declatation: las to bharmatters 
aforesaid according to the(law sim this; Helalfamades 
and subject to the punishinent,. bys last provided ofor 
any wilfelly false statement dinvany such: declazation on 
Wes, soot ag, CARO RD ENS 
is pe 

yj alr | 


Declared before me, at Onapapr 1g), dpe day of Octo: 


ber, 1922,— BRS tf a 
“ oW. i.’ RocreE,” oP 








veer fi rhe 














Me tof break tae b-% 


TEN ARALUEN hee ae | 
COMPANY Be ‘LIABIE, ! TY 2 : 


8 fe undersigned, pagel pan ‘notice. ae rea in s 


crease in, the ‘capital. ot the ahovenamed. Company 
was, on the twenty-sixth’ day of September last, past, 

resolved on by the issue, of eight, thopsand: new share¢ 
of two shillings and sixpen te) each J in, addition,to the 
fifty-six thovsand shares Same) dah shillings: each thereto- 


fore existing in the Company, such new shares;sto., 
_ called pr eferenco. shar es, and the h oftiets ther oot ihe 
entitled to preferential dividends out of the pro 


of each year until such total dividends shall amonnt 


5. The amount of money at the credit of the Com-. 


i Belvine, . 








5802 3 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. 





t» two shillings and sixpen‘ce (2s. 6d.) per share, or to 
the extent paid up on such shares, after which such 
shares shall, in respect of dividends, rank pari passu 
with the ordinary shares of the Company; and that in 
the event of the Company being wound up, the holders 
of the said preference shares shall be entitled to have 
the surplus assets applied in the first place to repay- 
ing to them the amount paid up on the preference 
shares held by them respectively, but that the residue 
of such surplus assets shall belong to and be divided 
among the other members of the Company. Ten per 
centum: of the contributing capital represented by 
such new shares has been duly paid up to the Com- 
‘pany in cash. ; 
Dated this twenty-fourth day of October, 1922. 
JAMES BYRNE, . 
(ich Secretary. 
1560 15s. 
PENROL (AUSTRALIA) LTD. 
EXTRAORDINARY RESOLUTION, 
Passed, 3rd Oct., 1922; confirmed, 24th Oct., 1922. 
‘AT an Extraordinary General Meeting of the above- 
named-Company, duly convened and held at 126 Phil- 
lip-street, Sydney, on the 38rd day of October, 1922. 


the subjoined Extraordinary Resolution was duly 
passed ;— 


That it has been proved to the satisfaction of the 

; Company that the Company cannot, by reason of 
its. abilities, continue its business, and that it is 
advisable to wind up same, and accordingly 
William Fwart Hart, of Marrickville, accountant, 
be and he is hereby appointed Liquidator for the 
purpose of such winding-up. 

“Dated at Sydney, this 24th Oetober, 1922. 


CHAS. A. DUVAL, 
Chairman. 
1598 10s. 








OILS AND COMMERCE LIMITED. 
Sprectan RESOLUTION, 


AT an Extraordinary General Meeting of Oils and 
Commerce Limited, duly convened and held at the 
office of Mr. S. G. Pearce, in T. and G. Building, 
Bolton-street,; Newcastle, on the 25th day of Septem- 
ber, 1922, the subjoined Special Resolution was duly 
passed; and at a subsequent Extraordinary General 
Meeting of the said Company, duly convened and held 
at the same place on the 17th day of October, 1922, 
phe ub ienner Special Resolution was duly con- 
rmed ;: — 


That the Company be wound up voluntarily, and that 


Mr. William Eathorne Alexander be and he is 
hereby appointed Liquidator for the purposes of 


such winding-up. 
S. G. PEARCE, 
Director and Chairman of both Meetings. 
. 18th October, 1922. 
1557)! 8s. 





‘OVERDUE RATES. 
MounicipaLity or Lampron. 
Land to be Sold for Default. 
THE following persons are required to take notice 
that the Council of the Municipality of Lambton 
has applied to the Public Trustee to sell the lands 
specified .below against their names, of which they 
appear to be the owners, for overdue rates amounting 
to, the sums). mentioned. in each case: and that in 
default, of earlier payment to the, Public Trustee of 
the said rates, and all interest charges and expenses 
in connection with the said applications and proceed- 
ings’ by the /Public' Trustee, the said land will he 
offered for sale at public auction ;— 


Mary. Anderson, of — Neweastle; overdue rates, 
“£7 14s, 10d. ; land, lot 5, Coles-strect, Lambton, 
Willam-*Phomas’ Dent, junior, James Hann, and 

Albert;Marchant, all of Newcastle; overdue rates, 
‘£10-14s. 2d, land, lots 5 and 5a, section A, d.p. 
1,700, Chinchen and Hill streets, Lambton. 
Joseph Haughton, of! North Lambton; overdue rates, 
£5 15s. 3d.; land, lot 1, section GC, Percy-strect, 
> North Lambton. 
Daniel Wild, of Newcastle; overdue rates, £8 4s. 10d. 


 Jand, lot'3, section B, Coles-street, Lambton. 
wee Py _T. W. GARRETT, 
21st October, 1922. Public Trustee. 
9 MRE Sob le lis. 


, ? 
EL PES Tyo itia Sheet a cai eee | ft 


[27 Oor, 1922. 


4 


‘OVERDUE RATES. 
Monicipatiry or YounG. 
Land to be Sold for Default. 





THE following persons are required to take notice 


that the Council of the Municipality of Young has 
applied to the Public Trustee to sell the lands speci- 
fied below against their names, of which they appear 
to be the owners, for overdue rates amounting to the 
sums mentioned in each case, and that in default of 
earlier payment to the Public Trustee of the said 
rates, and all interest charges and expenses In con- 
nection with the said applications, and proceedings 
by the Public Trustee, the said land will be offered 
for sale at public auction :— au 


John James Graham, of Young; overdue rates, £43 
7s. 1d.; land, lot 4, section 26, Edwards-street, 
Young. 

Samuel Johnson, of Young; overdue rates, £9 16s. 
1ld.; land, lot 11, section D, d.p. 1,075, Wombat- 
street, Young. 

Mary McVeigh, of Young; overdue rates, £14 5s. 8d. ; 
land, lot 5, section 61, Currawong-street, Young. 

Thomas Owens, of Young; overdue rates, £123 ds, 
9d.; land, lots 9 and 10, section 25, Nasmyth and 

- McLerie. streets, Young. ; 

Edmund. Porter, of Botany, and William Henry 
Porter, of Waterloo; overdue rates, £82 13s. 1d. ; 
land, lot 7, section 39, Boorawa-street, Young. 

Susan Stewart Quail, of Young; overdue rates, £40 
l6s. 6d.; land, lots 8 and 9, section 17 Murringo- 
street, Young. : 

William Simpson, of Young; overdue rates, £21 11s. 

7d.; land, lot 1, section 61, corner Binalong and 
Berthong streets, Young. 

Heinrich Zeims, of Young; overdue rates, £3 17s. 
3d.; land, portion 2,064, Spring Creek, Young. 


T. W. GARRETT, 
ohio. Public Trustee. 


Qist October, 1922. 
eee ene £1 1s. 


OVERDUE RATES. 
MuntcipaLiry or Urata, 
Land to be Sold for Default. 


THE following persons are required to take notice 
that the Council of the Municipality of Uralla has 
applied to the Public Trustee to sell the lands speci- 
fied below against their names, of which they appear 
to be the owners, for overdue rates amounting to the 
sums mentioned in each case, and that in default of 
earlier payment to the Public Trustee of the said 
rates, and all interest charges and expenses in con- 
nection with the said applications, and proceedings 
by the Public Trustee, the said Jand will be offered 
for sale at public auction ;:— 


Phillip Henry Baker, of Uralla; overdue rates, £5 Os. 
i d. i; land, lot 4, section 33, Maitland-street, 
. ralla. 


‘James Clendenning, of Uralla; overdue rates, £13 16s. 


Od.; land, lots 7 and 8, section 31, Gostwyck- 
street, Uralla ;and overdue rates, £8 12s. Od.; 
land, portion 250, Queen-street, Uralla. 

Julia Hannah Cohen, overdue rates, £8 10s. 6d.; 
land, lot 5, section 21, Fitzroy-street, Uralla; 
and overdue rates, £11 5s. 1d.; land, lot ¥, 
section 21, Park-street, Uralla. . 

Elizabeth Sophia Dumaresq, overdue rates, £15 14s. 
ild.; land, lot. 9, section 9, Queen and Salisbury 

streets, Uralla. HSH: 

Henry Sheldon Goddard, of Uralla; overdue rates: 
£4 ds, 2d.; land, lot 1, section 33, Park and 
Maitland streets, Uralla. : 


Harriett Ada Low, of Uralla; overdue rates, £19 3h 
7d.; land, lot 19, section 11, John-street, Uralla. 


Robert McDonald, overdue. rates, £52 14s. 1d.; land, 


lot 18, section 11, Bridge and John streets. ~ 


Uralla, 


Henry Gordon Tuck, overdue rates, £8 108.5 dds 3 


land, lot 1, section 214, Park-street, Uralla. 
James Whittaker, of Uralla; overdue rates, £7 19s. 


Gd.; land, lot 1, section 23, Fitzroy-street, Uralla. 


Charles Withers, of Uralla; overdue rates, £1 17s. 
3d.; land, lot 19, section 33, Park-street, Uralla. 


T. W. GARRETT, 


21st October, 1992, Publie "Ten 
1548 A ublic¢ Trustee. 


MEL ee ee a ey oe 


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OVERDUE RATES. 
MONICIPALITY OF WARATAH. 
Land to be sold for default, 


THE following persons are required to take notice that the 


Jvancil of the Municipality of Waratah has applied to the 
Public Trustee to sell the land specified below against their 
names of which they appear to be the owners, tor overdue 
rates amounting to the sams mentioned in each case and tnat 
in default of earlier payment to the Public Trustee of the 
sail rates, and all interest, charges, and expenses in 
connection with the said applications and proceedings by the 
Public Trustee the said land will be offered for sale by the 
Public Trustee at public auction :—- 


Joseph Albert Gorrick, of Newcastle—overdue rates, 
£31 15s. 8d ; land—lots 1 and 2, D.P. 2,482, Waratah- 
street, Waratah. 


Rosanna Creagh atid Herbert Argent—overdue rates, 


£13 19s. Sd.; land—lot 28, section B, Smith-street, i 


Waratah. 
T. W. GARRETT, 
Puhblie Trustee. 
12s. 


October, 1922: 
1616 


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OVERDUE RATES. 
Mounicrpanity or BALRANALD. 
Land to be Sold for Default. 


THE following persons are required to take notice 
that the Council of the Municipality of Balranald 
has applied to the Public Trustee to sell the lands 
specified below against their names, of which they 
appear to be the owners, for overdue rates amounting 
t the sums mentioned in each case; and that in 
default of earlier payment to the Public Trustee of 
the said rates, and all interest charges and’ expenses 
in connection with the said applications and proceed- 
ings by the Public Trustee, the said land will be 
offered for sale at public auction :— 


Richard Holton Fisher, of Balranald, and John Gibbs, 
of Euston; overdue rates, £34 15s. 7d. ; land, lots 
4 and 5, section 15, Ballandella-street, Balranald. 
Lydia Catherine Ursula Simmonds and Rebecca May 
Audrey Simmonds, both of Balranald; overdue 
rates, £28 1s. 5d.; land, lot 14, section 41, River- 


street, Balranald. 

é T. W. GARRETT, 
21st October, 1922. Public Trustee. 
1549)... 13s. 





GRENFELL MUNICIPAL COUNCIL. 


NOTICE is hereby given that Valentine Kelly has 
heen duly appointed Inspector of Nuisances for the 
Grenfell Municipality. 

G. COUSINS, 


Grenfell, 18th October, 1922 Town Clerk. 
1536 S. 


eS MUNICIPALITY OF QUIRINDI. 


Sprcian Loan for extension of Service Mains, provi- 
sion of New Services to Consumers, and assistance 
to the Electricity Works Trading Undertaking 
generally. 

1, That the Council propose to raise a Special Loan 


of One Thousand Pounds (£1,000) for the purpose of 
paying cost of new services, extensions, service mains, 


«., within the Municipality of Quirindi. 


2. That the rate of interest on the loan will not 
exceed six per centum ver annuin, and the loan will 
be issued at par. 


3. That it.is proposed to repay the loan over fifteen 
(15) years, by half-yearly instalments of principal and 
interest combined, each instalment amounting to 
_ £51 Os. 5d., and the Council estimate that the loan 
_ will be wholly repaid by the 3lst December, 1938. 


__ 4. That for the purpose of meeting the half-yearly 
‘instalments referred to above the law will require 
the Council to levy a loan rate of either one farthing 
in the £ on the unimproved capital value (£108,416), 
PE 4 Ot 3/32 of a penny in the £ on the improved capital 
_ Value (£314,053), of all ratable land in tthe Munici- 
pality, estimated to yield £113 and £123 respectively. 
Fhe Council will, however, apply to the Minister, 

. according to law, for permission to refrain from levy- 
ing the loan rate, on account of the money required 
being available from surplus loan rates of the present 
Electricity Works Loan Rate’ of ld. in the £ and 


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payers, 


5. That the loan is proposed to be expended 
approximately as follows :— £ 
Electricity Works Trading Undertaking, for 

, amount expended on new services, exten- 





SLO ACs! Pa nnd’ Lagos y 4 Ue Wry eA Py A Rei Pe 800 
Extensions to service mains, new services, &c.. — 200 
£1,000 





Reserving the power to utilise any surplus on one 
work for any excess on the other. 

6. That the plans and specifications and reports, 
&c., of the proposals may be inspected at the Office 
of the Council, Station-street, Quirindi, during office 
hours, viz.:—Week-days, 10 a.m. to 1, p.m., 2 p.m. 
to 4 p.m; and Saturdays, 10 a.m. to noon. 

7. Notice is hereby given that one month from 
date of publication hereof is allowed in which any 
number, not less than twenty-five per centum of the 
ratepayers enrolled in the Municipality, may peti- 
tion the Council to take a poll of the ratepayers, 
either as to (a) whether the ratepayers approve of 
the loan; or (b) whether the loan rate as before 
mentioned (if levied) shall be levied on the unim- 
proved capital value or the improved capital value; 
or (¢) on both questions, If a valid petition be lodged 
with the undersigned within the prescribed time, 
the Council will forthwith arrange for and take a 
poll of ratepayers. The total number of ratepayers 
on the toll for the Municipality is 392. In the evens 
of a poll not being demanded, the Council proposes 
that the loan rate to be levied in respect of this 
loan shall be levied on the unimproved capital value. 


K. H. M. KENNEDY, 


Mayor. 
fy PG PRYOR: 
Town Clerk. 
Council Chambers, Quirindi, © 
19th October, 1922. 
1590 Gs. 





MUNICIPALITY OF QUIRINDI. 


Sprcian Loan ror Swimming Batus anp ConcReTE 
Dratns—Ong THousanp Pounps. 


THE Quirindi Municipal Council hereby notifies, in 
pursuance of the Local Government Acts— 


1. That the Council propose to raise a Special Loan 
of One Thousand Pounds (£1,000) for the purpose of 
constructing Swimming Baths and Concrete Drains 
within the Municipality of Quirindi, 

2. That the rate of interest on the loan will not 
exceed six per centum per annum, and the loan will 
be issued at par. 


3. That it is proposed to repay the loan over fifteen 


(15) years, by half-yearly instalments of principal and 
interest cembined, each instalment amounting to 


‘£51 Os. 5d., and the Council estimate that the loan 


will be wholly repaid by the 31st December, 1938, 


4, That for the purpose of meeting the instalments 
referred to, the law requires the Council to levy a 
loan rate of either one farthing in the £ on the 
unimproved capital value (estimated to yield £113), 
or 3/32 of a penny in the £ on the improved capital! 
value (estimated to yield £123). 

5. That as the loan works will benefit the whole 
Municipality, the Council proposes to levy it on all 
ratable land in the Municipality. 

6. That the loan is proposed to be expended approxi- 
mately as follows (but reserving the power to utilise 
any surplus on one work for any excess cost on 


another) : — £ 
Swine baths Oa Al pe iat ark an A Bt: 600 
WONGPERG TAIT sexs \. fy Loma si cer mele lene Lek. 400 

£1,000 


7. That the plans and specifications and_ reports, 
&c., of the proposals may be inspected at the Office 
of the Council, Station-street, Quirindi, during: office 
hours, viz.:—Week-days, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., 2 p.m, 
to 4 p.m; and Saturdays, 10 a.m. to noon. 

8. Notice is hereby given that one month from 
date of publication hereof is allowed in which any 
number, not less than twenty-five per centum of the 
ratepayers enrolled in the Municipality of Quirindi, 
may petition the Council to take a poll of the rate- 
either as to (a) whether the ratepayers 
approve of the loan; or (b) whether the loan rate 
as before mentioned (if levied) shall be levied on the 
unimproved capital value or the improved capital 
value; or (c) on both questions, If a valid petition 





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be. lodged with the undersigned within the pr escribed 
time, the Council will forthwith arrange for and take 
) poll of the ratepayers. The-total number of rate- 
payers on the roll for the Municipality is 392. In 
the event of a poll not being demanded, the Counc! 
proposes that the loan rate to be levied in. respect 
of this loan shall be levied on the ‘unimproved capital 


value, 
K. H. M. KENNEDY, 


3 Mayor. 
P..G. PRYOR, 
Town Clerk. 
Conny Chambers, Quirindi, 
Sth October, 1922, 


101 . “is AL dis, 


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MUNICIPALITY OF MURRURUNDI. 


SeeciaL Exnectriciry Loan—Four Txeousanp Pounps. 
Hrrata. 


THE Murrurundi Municipal Council hereby notifies, 
in pursuance of the Local Government Acts, the fol- 
lowing information in addition to that contained in 


the advertise ment whieh popeared in the Government 
Gazette of 13th October, 1922 :— 


Paragraph 7 should read :— 


That the loan is proposed to be Senne 
ap AF de ENS as follows (but reserving the power to 
utilise any ea on one item for any excess cost on 
another) : — 


Hstunates; 
Pith By coke 
ESPUPECEED GE eo ge. Mes eee) MERE Jd Sam 100 0 06 
Suction gas plant and two gas engines.. 1,637 0 0 
Flobary \PeMio vay seeks Pree amber Sounael Soh t -8O- 20) 
One S0-Kiw. Wenerator, soins) .pelah dso. bay 242 10 0 
OnerOlew, senerator iNet oe OA LOG 
Switchboard and cables ..........0............ 185) '0%.0: 
Foundations and belting, and erecting 
PE? PERE, ae OS a BE) 0) 
Reticulation, poles, ‘cables, house service 
meters, and street |} LOGINS 1. AON 2. tense dj444 0°20 
Freight, cattage, and incidentals .......... 106 10 0 
£4,000 | 


ce 
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Paragraph 8 should read :— 


S. That the estimated income ane annual expenses 
of the undertal king are as follow : 


Expenditure, 

fl Beads 
Generation, of electricity ......6ecccchee dele. 40° 0. 40 
Yistribution of. electricity ...... reese 26-1046) 
Management and, general.expenses ..:.... #492" 10) (0 

Instalments of. interest, and repayment 
GH IB NRy rh is) aah 4 Penden css Oak aay oat Lae ans 892) 4.2 
Street lighting renewals ......ccce..cese0e0e0es 150° 0 
Reserve account for repairs and renewals 50 0 0 

Insurance, printing, advertising, and 
postages By Maoh pea ROR DAT at CaM Toe Sheek aate AD 10. 0 
Supervision and contingencies ..........66.. 134.0. 0 
Depretiatrom on plant, eo, bodies «ous 289) O00 
el 497 1a 2 


Tncome. 


By sales of electrieity for private hight. 


Ig. ZOO OO ammmieey vey PSG) naked 
Street lighting, 10,950 units at 6di........: 273 1 
Lighting Council Chambers, 400 units at 
IRR So's IEMA] CREME ae aS) pes My ORES AU, LO" -0°%G 
Power (electric irons), 7 000 units at @d. uray OH 8) 
Metex rents, £00 at 108... eee eens 100 0.0 


£1,558 15 0 


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Showing an estimated annual net. nzofit, after meet- 
ing lean commitments, of £61 Os..10d. 


The Couneil’s present loan indebtedness is ag 
follows :— 
Limited over ahh (General Huard); ais... £400 
G. W. RILMISTER, 
Mayor. 
W. C. McCROSSIN, 


‘ Town Clerk. 
Council Chambers, =< haieaines 
os 23rd Oo tabeEn 3 1909) 


1566. * £1 18s. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. 


NOTIOE is. hereby given that the ex eae of the 


f 41589. 


MUNICIPALITY OF KOGARA. 
, LmveEns or ALMA-STREBT. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Council of the 
Municipality of Kogarah has approved of the levels 
of Alma-street, Hurstville, in aceordance with the 
plan previously advertised and exhibited for public 


inspection. 
G. W. LEIGHTON, 
Town Clerk’s Office, Kogarah, Town Clerk. 
10th October, 1922. ( y 
1537 - 6s. 





SHIRE OF COCKBURN. 
Noxious PLANTS. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Council of wie Shire 
of Cockburh, acting in pursuance*of the powers of 


-section 469° of the ““Docal Government Act, 1919,” 


carried a resolution at its meeting on 6th ‘October. 
1922, declaring ‘‘Hexham weed’’ to be a noxious plant 


within the Shire. 
T, H. MULVOGUE, 
Shire Council Chambers, Tamworth, Shire Clerk f 
19th October, 1922. x 


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SHIRE OF COPMANHURST. 
| Posric Gates. i 





NOTICE. is hereby given that permission has been 
granted for the erection and uaintenance of Pubhe 


Gates as follows :— 


F.. Smith—Road along southera boundary, of portion 
25, parish Clifden, county Clarence. Gate to be 
erected about 2 chains from south-east corner 
of portion 25, parish Clifden. 

W. L. Leonard—Road through porn 88, parish 
Great Marlow, county Clarence. . Gate to he 
erected on southern boundary oF portion 38. 
parish Great Marlow. 

R. §. Barnier—Road through Dottion. 86, 
Great Marlow. Gate fo be erected near the 
north-east corner of lot 32, subdivision of por- 
tions 85 and 86, parish Great Marlow. 


K. E. ANDERSON, 
Shire Chambers, Grafton, gent Shire Clerk. 
23rd October, 1922. 
1588 12s... 


BLAXLAND. SHIRE: COUNCIL, 
Pousric Gates Act. — 


& 


late James Barton estate have applied for permission 
to erect two Public Gates on the Walleraw. ang-Newnes 
read, one gate at the western. corner of portion 18e, 
and the oth er al the eastern boundary of portion 21. 
Any interested person wishing to object to the grant- 
ing of the above application must lodge such objection 
in writing with the undersigned not later than the 


24th November, 1922. 
J: ABEL, o | 
Wallerawang, . Shire lori! 
24th Qctober, 1922. : 
1581 She Ss. 











NUNDLE SHIRE COUNCIL. 


IN accordance with the provisions of the “Local 
Government Act, 1919, the Nundle Shire Council 
hereby gives notice that the following plants have 
been declared noxious within the Nundle Shire. 
Scientific name. 


Name by which commonly known, 
Carthamus lamatus - 


Saffron thistle, 

CHAS. A. UNDERWOOD, 
Nundie, 2 20th October, 1922. Shire Clee 
By Ui ee (Gs. 





SHIRE OF BANNOCKBURN. ©... 


NOTICE | is, hereby given that the weed hereinafter 
mentioned . is hereby. declared to be .a noxious weed 


in the Shire of. Bannockburn, and that the provisions 


of the ‘'Leeal Government Act, 1919,”’ will apply ‘to 
the eradication and. destruction of. sueh weed yar) 2 


Botanical pame, Known comntonly as, a 3e 


Melilotus, parviflora pin Ns poe gm Hexham weed. 
pai aR, AMIDDLEAISS, 
Inverell, 19th October, ee ees piers 


<7 on,, 1922, if 


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Sf poe Pete WALES eb GUR natant GAZETTE, Ni, 15. 


5805 





NAM OI SHIRE. 
Slt cae ror Pustro GATES. 


“NOTICE is hereby given that application .has been 
made for the erection of Publie Gates (2) on the 
read tunning through portion 492, parish of Narrabri, 
county of Nandewar., Any person imterested may 
lodge objections in writing against the proposed erec- 
tion of the gates within twenty- eight days after the 
publication of this notice. A map “showing: the exact 
positions of the proposed gates may be inspected ab 
the Shire office during office hours. 


° ‘ CHAS. H. WOOD, ° 
Shire Office, Narrabri, Shire Clerk. 
_18th October, 1922. . 
8s. 











DORRIGO SHIRE COUNCIL, 
» iPupero Gare gec> fj 
(Ordinance No. 59.) 


PUBLIC NOTICH is hereby given that the Council of 
the Shire. of Derrigo has granted permission to Mr. 
William &. Mann, of Upper Orara, to ereet a Public 
Gate.on the road running through portion 46, parish’ 
of Coff’s, county of Fitzroy, at a “point where the said 
road passes the residence. erected on that portion, 


\: : A. G. BROAD, 
Coramba, M Shire Clerk. 
23rd October, 1922. 


1589 7S. 


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NELSON'S PLAINS DRAINAGH TRUST. 


AN election of one Trustee for the Nelson’s Plains 
Drainage Trust was held at Raymond Terrace on 14th 
October, 1922, when Mr. James Foot, of Nelson’s 
Plains, being ‘the only person nominated, was duly 


K elected. 
fi AL. ADAM, ~~ 
Raymond Terrace, ' Returning Officer. 
14th October, 1922. 
TE79 . = SOB: 


ANNA BAY SWAMP DRAINAGE TRUST, 


; AN election cf one Trustee for the Anna Bay Swamp 
jee Drainage Trust was held at Raymond Terrace on 
16th October, 1922, when Mr. Ernest Blanch, of Anna 


Bay, being ‘the only person nominated, “was duly 
elected. 





ASL, ADAM, 
Raymond Terrace, Returning Officer. 
Ag 18th October, 1922. ; | 4 
om 1580, ? . 5s. 


es CUDGERA DRAINAGE TRUST. 


AN election of two Trustees for the Cudgera Drainage 
Trust was held at Murwillumbah on 20th October, 
1922, when Mr. Harry Litherland, of Cudgera, and 
Mr, William Henry Bothwell, of "Round Mountain, 
nee the only, persons nominated, were duty elected. 


3 THOMAS M. KENNEDY, 
ergitmbah’ Returning Officer. 
20th’ October, 1922 4 
1551 } 6s. 


Siaruhes PROTECTION ACT, No. 35, OF 1912. 


Notice under section 61 of the above Act to owners 
or, occupiers within the Pastures Protection Dis- 
trict. of The Upper Hunter. 


IN pursuance of the provision of section 61 of the 
“Pastures Protection Act of 1912’’: Notice is hereby 
given by ‘the Pastures Protection Board for the 
District of The Upper Hunter, that the owners or 
upiers of all or any lands within the abovemen- 
ned district shall, on. or before the 30th day of 
vember, 1922, ‘respectiv ely commence the work of 
essing and destroying rabbits and noxious ani- 
; upon such lands, and wpon any roads bounding 
ntersecting the same. The period during which 
e said work shall be comtinued and systematically 
tried out shall be till the 3rd day of Martech, 1924. 
-meéans which shall be adopted for carrying out. the 




































harbour, (4) hunting, (5). shooting 
ie use of poisons other than cyanide of potas- 
; being ‘the means which have been previously 
ctio: d under the said Act.—Dated at Scone, this 
day of October, 1922. 


vA. 4, McDONALD, 
of ‘the Pp: P. ‘Board for the’ District ane 
: The Upper pias 
8. 


all he (Ly trapping, (2) fumigating, (3) destruc. - 
(6) poison. : 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In\the will of Mary Agnes Butler, late of Neutral Bay, in 
the State of New South Wales, spinster, deceased, 


PURSUANT to the ““ Wills, Probate and Administration Act, 
1898,” arid the “Testator’s Family Maintenance and Guas- 
dianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given that 
all creditors and other persons having any debts, elaims, or 
demands of what kind soever upon or atfecting the estate 
of the abovenamed deceased, who died on or about the 19th 
day of December, 1921, and probate of whose will was granted 
by the Supreme Court of New South Wales, in its Probate 
Jurisdiction, on the 19th day of June, 1922. to Kdward 


’ Bland Hill, the executor namedin the said will, are hereby, 





4 day of October, ar 


required to send in particulars of such debts, claims or 
demands to the Permanent Trustee Company of ‘New South 
Wales Limited, on or before the Lith day of December next, 
at the ‘expiration of which time the said Company will 
proceesl to distribute the assets. of the said deceased among 
the persons entitled thereto, having regard to the debts, 
claims, and demands only of which it shall then haye had 


notice ; and the said Company will not be liable, for the 


assets so distributed, to any. person of whose debts, claim, 
or demands it shall not have. had notice at the time of such 
distribution. —Dated this 20th day of October, 1922. 


For the Permanent Trustee Company of New South Wales 
Limited, 
J. W. BARNES, 
Manager, 
MAkINSON ‘AND D’APICH, 
Proctors, 
47 Klizabeth-street, Sydney. 
1585 


16s, 


Re James Barrett, late of Albury, in the State of New South 
Wales, farmer, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898”: Notice is hereby given that all persons having 
any claims upon or interest in the estate of the abovenamed 
deceased, who died at Albury aforesaid on the l6th day of 
April, 1922, are hereby required to send in full particulars 
of their claims to the undersigned, the proctors for ‘the 
administratrix of the estate of the said deceased, before the 
last day of December next, after which date the said 
administratrix will proceetl to distribute the assets, having 
regard only to the claims of which she shall then have 
notice._—Dated this 20th day of October, 1922. 


EMERSON AND TIETYENS, 
shicsoiae's for the Mtantiniatca bees) 
Dean-street, Albury. 


1554 16z, 





PURSUANT tothe ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administration Act, 
1898,” and the ‘‘ Testator’s Family Maintenance and 
Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”; Notice is hereby given 
that every person having any claim against the estate of 
John Stewart, late of Havelock, 14 Victoria-street, Goulburn, 
gentleman, deceased, who died on the 21st August, 1922, and 
probate of whose will has been granted to George Erwin 
Stewart and Francis William Stewart, the executors, is 
hereby required to send particulars in writing of such claim 
to the undersigned, their proctor, on or before the last day of 
December next, after which the executo:s will proceea to 
distribute the assets of the deceased among the persona 
entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which 
they shall then have had notice.—Dated this 23rd day of 


October, 1922 
V. FLOOD NAGLE, 
Proctor for the Executors, 
Temple Court, 
Dean-street, Albury. 
1559 ~ ‘T6s. 


PURSUANT to the ‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 


- Act, 1898,” and the ‘*Testator’s Family Maintenance and 
| Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given 
“that every person having any claim against the estate of 
. Grace! Perey, late of Swift-street, Albury, widow, deceased, 


who diedon the 28th August, 1922, and probate of whose 
will has been granted to Arthur “Hugh Percy, the sole 


| executor, is hereby required to send particulars in writing 
| of such claim to the undersigned, his proctor, on or before the 
| last day ot December next, after which the executor will 
| proceed to distribute the assets of the deceased among the 
| persons entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of 


which he shall then have had notice.—Dated this 23rd 


eLOOD NAGLE, 
Proctor! for the Executor, 
Temple Court, 
Dean-street, Albury. 


1558 163, 


The? bien 


ek 
5806 NEW SOUTH WALKS GOVERNMEN?) GAZETTE, No. 151. [27 _Ocr, 1922. 


in the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. - 


In the estate of Herbert Hallam Kerr, late of Bris- 
bane, in the State of Queensland, draper’s sales- 
man, deceased, intestate. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898’; Notice is hereby given that every 
creditor or other person having any debt or claim 
upon or affecting the estate of the abovenamed 
Herbert Hallam Kerr, deceased, who died at Bris- 
bane, Queensland, on the 2nd day of June, 1922, and 
administration of whose estate was, on the 16th day ut 
October, 1922, granted by the Supreme Court of New 
South Wales to The Union Trustee Company of Aus- 
tralia Limited, is hereby required to send in to the 
administrator, the said The Union Trustee Company of 
Australia Limited, at No. 15 O’Connell-street, Sydney, 
particulars in writing of their debt or claim against 
the estate of the said intestate,on or before Friday, the 
8th day of December, 1922, at the expiration of whici 
time the said The Union Trustee Company of Australia 
Limited will distribute the assets of the said intestate, 
and every part thereof, amongst the persons entitled 
thereto, having regard to the claims of which it has 
then notice; and notice is hereby further given that 
the said The Union Trustee Company of Australia 
Limited shall not be liable, for the assets or any part 
thereof so distributed, to any person of whose claim 
it has not had notice at the time of such distribution. 
~—Dated this 28rd day of October, 1922. 
BRAUND AND WATT, 4 
Proctors for the Administrator, 


117 Pitt-street, Sydney, N.S.W. 
1522 16s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION, 


In the will of Mary Shewen, late of 10k Hyde Park 
Mansions, London, in the County of Middlesex, 
England, spinster, deceased. 

PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administra- 

tion Act, 1898,’’ and pursuant to ‘‘Testator’s Family 

Maintenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”; 

Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other per- 

sons having any claims or demands against or upon the 

estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died at 10x 


« Hyde Park Mansions, London, on 14th January, 1922, 


are hereby required. to send in full particulars of 
their claims and demands upon the said estate to the 
Perpetual Trustee Company Limited, 33-389 Hunter- 
street, Sydney, the attorney of Herbert Musgrave 
Phipson and Phyllis Mary Knight, the executors of 
the said will, to whom probate was granted by the 
High Court of Justice in England on the llth Feb- 
ruary, 1922, and resealed by the Supreme Court of 
New South Wales on 12th October, 1922, on or before 
the 8th day of December next, in default whereof the 
said Perpetual Trustee Company Limited will, after 
the lastmentioned date, proceed to, administer the 
estate and distribute the assets among the parties 
entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims and 
demands of which they shall then have notice; and the 
said Company will not be liable, for the assets or any 
part thereof so distributed, to any person of whose 
claim they shall not have had notice at the time of 
eaoe distribution.._Dated this 19th day of October, 
Spe 
For Perpetual Trustee Company Limited, 


R. L. MASSTR, 

Acting Manager. 
Messrs. Cape snp Kent, Proctors. 
1525 16s. 








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In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 
PROBATE JURISDICTION, 


Tn the estate and effects of Edward Ball, late of Long 
Reach, Macleay River, in the Colony (now State) 
of New South Wales, farmer, deceased, intestate. 

PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 

tion Act, 1898": Notice is hereby given thats every 

creditor or other person having any claim against the 
estate of Edward Ball, the abovenamed deceased, who 
died on the 19th day of December, 1877, intestate, 
and administration, de bonis non, of whose estate was 
on the 6th day of June, 1922, granted by the Supreme 

Court of Néw South Wales to Charles Edward Ball 

the eldest son of the said deceased, is hereby required 

to send particulars in writing of such claim to the 
said Charles Edward Ball, in care of the undersigned, 





Harold John Stewart, at his office hereunder men- 
tioned, on or before the 16th day of November, 1922, 
at the expiration of which time the said Charles 
Edward Ball will proceed to distribute the assets of 
the said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, 
having regard only to the claims of which he then has 
notice; and notice is hereby further given that the 
said Charles Edward Ball will not be liable, for the 
assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any 
person of whose claim he shall not have had notice at 
the time of such distribution.—Dated this 16th day 
of October, 1922. 


i HAROLD JOHN STEWART, 
Proctor for the said Charles Edward Ball, 
Macleay Buildings, 
Smith-street, Kempsey. 
1531 16s. 


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In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Ann Ball, late of Long Reach, Macleay 
River, in the State of New South Wales, widow, 
deceased, 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898’’: Notice is hereby given that every 
creditor or other person having any claim against 
the estate of Ann Ball, the abovenamed deceased 
who died on the 4th day of ‘December, 1921, and 
probate of whose will was, on the 23rd day of May, 
1922, granted by the Supreme Court of New South 
Wales to Charles. Edward Ball and Eliza Matilda 
Brown, one of the executors and the executrix in the 
said will named, is hereby réquired to send parti- 
culars in writing of such claim to the said Charles 
Edward Ball and Eliza Matilda Brown, in care of the 
undersigned Harold John Stewart, at his office here- 
under mentioned, on or before the 16th day of 
November, 1922, at the expiration of which time the 
said Charles Edward Ball and Eliza Matilda Brown 
will proceed to distribute the assets of the said 
deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, having 
regard only to the claims of which they then have 
notice; and notice is hereby further given that the 
said Charles Edward Ball and Eliza Matilda Brown 
will not be liable, for the assets or any part thereof 
so distributed, to any person of whose claim they 
shall not have had notice at the time of such distri- 
bution.—Dated this 16th day of October, 1922. 


HAROLD JOHN STEWART, 
Proctor for Charles Edward Ball and Eliza Matilda 
i Saal - Brown, 
bd ‘ Macleay Buildings, 


Smith-street, Kempsey. 
15382 16s. 








In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (111,991) 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of William Sidney Pratt, late of Billi- 
nudgel, in the State of New South Wales, farmer, 
deceased, intestate. 


PURSUANT to the “Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,’’ and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Mainten- 
ance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916’? Notice 
is hereby given that creditors and other persons hav- 
ing any ¢laim or demand against or upon the estate 
of the abovenamed deceased, who died at Sydney on 
the 12th day of February, 1922, are hereby required to 
send in full particulars of their claims or demands 
upon the said estate to Arthur Charles Pratt, of Mur- 
willumbah, in the State of New South Wales, farmer, 
and Edward George Allard, of Burringbar, in the said 
State, farmer, the executors and trustees of the will 
of the abovenamed deceased, to whom probate was 
granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 
in its Probate Jurisdiction, on the 19th day of April, 
1922, on or before the 8th day of December, 1922, at 
the expiration of which time the said Arthur Charles 
Pratt and Edward George Allard will proceed to dis-- 
tribute the assets of the said deceased amongst the 
persons entitled thereto, having regard only to the 
debts or claims of which they then have notice; and 
notice is hereby further given that the said Arthur 
Charles Pratt and Edward George Allard will not be 
liable, for the assets or any part thereof so distributed, 
to any person of whose debt or claim they shall not. | 
have had notice at the time of such distribution..— | 
Dated this 18th day of October, 1922. 


EDWARD JAMES HALLIDAY, 
Proctor for the Executors, 
Main-street, Murwillumbah. 


1627 K 16s, 











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In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
No, 4,003 of 1922. 


Between Robert Reid & Company Limited, plaintiff; 
-and Thomas John Charnock (trading as T. J. 
Charnock & Company), defendant. 


WHEREAS an action has been commenced in this 
Oourt, at the suit of the abovenamed Robert Reid 
& Company Limited, against the abovenamed Thomas 
John Charnock (trading as TI’. Charnock & Company), 
to recover the sem of sixty-four pounds, being the 
amount of the defendant’s dishonoured promissory 
note, together with interest at the rate of eight per 
centum per annum from due date to payment or 
judgment; and it being alleged that the said Thomas 
John Charnock does not reside within’ the jurisdic- 
tion of this Court, a writ of foreign attachmént has 
been issued, returnable on the 8th day of November 
next, wherein Alfred Magee, of 98 York-street, 
Sydney, and F. J. Barham, of Main-street, Young, 
are garnishees, notice is hereby given thereof; and 
if at any time before final judgment in this action 
the said Thomas John Charnock, or any person on 
his behalf, will give the security and notice, and 
file the appearance and plea required in that behalf 
by the “Common Law Procedure Act, 1899,” the 
attachment may be dissolved.—Dated this 24th day of 


October, 1922. 
GEORGE JAMES SLY, 
Plaintiff’s Attorney. 
1567 ~ : 16s. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
No. 4,004 of 1922. 


Between Smith and Wade Limited, plaintiff; and 
Thomas John Charnock (trading as T. J. Char- 
nock & Company), defendant. 


WHEREAS an action has been commenced in this 
Court, at the suit of the abovenamed Smith and 
Wade Limited, against the abovenamed Thomas John 
Charnock (trading as T. J. Charnock & Company), 
to recover the sum of thirty-eight pounds ten 
f shillings, being the amount of the defendant’s dis- 
honoured promissory note, together with interest at 
the rate of eight per centum per annum from due 
date to payment or judgment; and it being alleged 
that the said Thomas John Charnock does not reside 
within the jurisdiction of this Court, a writ of foreign 
attachment has been issued, returnable on the 8th 
day of November next, wherein Alfred Magee, of 
93 York-street, Sydney, and F. J. Barham, of Main- 
street, Young, are garnishees, notice is hereby given 
ee thereof; and 1f at any time before final judgment in 
this action the said Thomas John Charnock, or any 
person on his behalf, will give the security and 
I notice, and file the appearance and plea required in 
} that behalf by the ‘‘Common Law Procedure Act, 
oe 1899,’’ the attachment may be dissolved.—Dated this 
' 24th day of October, 1922. 
GEORGE JAMES SLY, 
~ Plaintiff’s Attorney. 
* 1568 = 16s. 













In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of William Ambrose Arnold, late of 
Brighton, near Carrathool, in the State of Ne 
South Wales, grazier, deceased. . 


PURSUANT to the “Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,’’ and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Mainten- 

- ance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916’’: Notice 
is hereby given that all persons having any claim 
against the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who 
_ died on the 25th day of November, 1921, and probate 
_ of whose will was, on the 9th March, 1922, granted to 
_ the executors therein named, are hereby required to 
_ Send particulars in writing of such claim to the said 
_ executors, care of the undersigned, their proctor, on 
or before the 7th day of December, 1922, at the ex- 
piration of which time the said executors will proceed 
0 distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst 
le persons entitled thereto, having regard only to 


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his 20th day of October, 1922. 

os. GC. W. ALEXANDER, 

oe. ©. ~\ Proctor for the Executors, 
Lachlan-strect, Hay. 





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In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION, 


In the will of Michael Kennedy, late of Leichhardt, in 
the State of New South Wales, labourer, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the “Wills, Probate and Administra- 


tion Act,-1898,”’ and the ‘‘Testator’’s Family Main- 
tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916’: 
Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other 
persons having any claims upon or being otherwise 
interested in the estate of the abovenamed deceased, 
who died at Sydney on the 23rd day of July, 1922, and 
probate of whose will, dated the 2nd day of July, 1919, 
was granted on the 13th day of September, 1922, to 
Mary Josephine Kennedy and Margaret Ellen Ken-_ 
nedy, the executrices named in the said will, are here- 
by required to send in full particulars in writing of 
such claims to the said executrices, in care of the 
undersigned, on or before the 4th day of December, 
1922, after which date the said executrices will proceed 
to distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst 
the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the 
claims of which they shall then have notice; and the 
said executors shall not be liable, for the assets or any 
part thereof so distributed, to any person of whose 
claim they shall not have had notice at the time of 
such distribution._—Dated this 23rd day of October, 


1922. 
COLLINS AND MULHOLLAND, | 
Proctors of Executrices, 
77 Castlereagh-street, Sydney. 
1521 16s. 








In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of Minnie Klizabeth 
Bromley, late of Broken Hill, in the State of New 
South Wales, widow, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,’’ and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Main- 
tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916’: 
Notice is hereby given that every creditor or other 
person. having any debt or claim upon or affecting 
the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died on 
or about the 19th day of June, 1922, and letters of 
administration of whose estate, with the will annexed, 
were, on the 10th day of October, 1922, granted by the 
Supreme Court of New South Wales to the Public 
Trustee, is hereby required to send particulars in 
writing of their debt or claim to the said Public 
Trustee, on or before the 19th day of November, 1922, 
at the expiration of which time the said Public 
Trustee will proceed to distribute the assets of the 
said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, 
having regard to the debts or claims only of which he 
then has notice; and notice is hereby further given 
that the said Public Trustee will not be lable for the 
assets or any part thereof so distributed to any person 
of whose debt or claim he shall not have had notice. 
at the time of such distribution. 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Public Trustee. 


‘Culwulla Chambers, 


67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
19th October, 1922. 
1546 16s, 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


' In the matter of the estate of William James Gowans, 


late of Burwood, in the State of New South 
Wales, engineer, deceased, intestate. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898’: Notice is hereby given that. every 
creditor or other person having any debt or claim 
upon or affecting the estate of William James Gowans, 
the abovenamed deceased, who died on or about the 
10th day of May. 1919, and administration of whose 
estate was on the 26th day of September, 1922, 
granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales 
to the Public. Trustee, is hereby required to. send 
particulars in writing of their debt or claim to the 
said Public Trustee on or before the 22nd day of 
November, 1922, at the expiration of which time the 
said Public Trustee will proceed to distribute the 
assets of the said deceased amongst, the persons 


I6s. (| entitled thereto, having regard to the debts or claims 





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only of which he then has notice; and notice is 
hereby further given that the said Public Trustee will 
not be liable, for the assets or any vart thereof so dis- 
tributed, to any person of whose debt or claim he shal! 
not have had notice at the time of such distribution. 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Public Trustee. 
Culwulla Chambers, 
67 Castlereagh-strect, Sydney, 
18th October, 1922. 

1540- 16s. 
In the Suvreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 

In the matter of the estate of Clara Ellen’ Jane 
Groves, late of Islington, in the State of New 
South Wales, married woman, deceased, intestate. 

PURSUANT tothe ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 

tion Act, 1898’’: Notice is hereby given that every 

creditor cr other person’ having any debt or claim 
upon or affecting the estate of Clara Ellen Jane 

Groves, the abovenamed deceased, who died on or 

about the 14th day of August, 1921, and Administra- 

tion of whose estate was on the 14th day of October, 

1922, granted by the Supreme Court of New South 

Wales to the Public Trustee, is hereby required tc 

send particulars in writing of their debt or claim to 

the said’ Publie Trustee ot or before the 21st day of 

November, 1922, at the expiration of which. time the 

said Public Trustee will proceed to distribute the 

assets of the said deceased amongst the persons en- 
titled thereto, having regard to the debts or claims 
only of. which he then has notice; and_ notice is 
hereby further given that the said Public Trustee will 
not be liable, for the assets or any bart thereof so 
distributed, to any person of whose debt or claim he 
shall ‘not have had notice at the time of such distri- 


yee T. W. GARRETT, 
Public Trustee. 
Culwulla Chambers, , 
67. Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
18th October, 1922, 
1541 | 16s. 


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In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


in the matter of the estate of Frank D’Arcy, late of 

Bando Station, Tambar Springs, in the State of 

New South Wales, overseer, deceased, intestate. 
PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate ‘and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898’?: Notice is hereby given that every 
creditor or other person having any debt or claim 
upon or affecting the estate of Frank D’Arcy, the 


abovenamed deceased, who died on or about the 14th . 
day of July, 1922, and administration of whose estate 


was, on the 26th day of September, 1922, granted by 
the Supreme Court of New South Wales to the Public 
Trustee, is hereby required to send particulars’ in 
writing of their debt or claim to the said Public 
Trustee on or before the 23rd day of November, 1922, 
at the expiration of which time the said Public 
Trustee will proceed to distribute the assets of the 
said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, 
having regard to the debts or claims only of which he 
then has notice; and notice is hereby further givea 
that the said Public Trustee will not be lable, for the 
assets or any part thereof>so distributed, to any 
person of whose debt or claim he shall not have had 
notice at the time of such distribution. 


T. W..GARRETT, + 
Public Trustee. 
Culwulla Chambers, i 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
18th October, 1922... =, 





In the Supreme Court of New South’ Wales, 
PROBATE JURISDICTION, 


In'the matter of the estate of Alexander Meston, late 
of Lewisham, in the State of New South Wales, 
sugar-boiler, de¢eased, intestate. — 

PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and. Administra- 

tion Act, 1898’? : Notice is hereby given that every 


creditor or other person having ‘any debt or claim 


upon or affecting the estate of Alexander Meston, the 
abovenamed deceased, who died on or about phe 27th 






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day of June, 1922, and administration of whose estate 
was, on the 16th day of August, 1922, granted by the 
Supreme Court of New South Wales to the Public 
Trustee, is hereby required to send particulars in 
writing of their debt or claim to the said Public 
Trustee, on or before the 28rd day of November, 


1922, at the expiration of which time the said Public 


Trustee will proceed to distribute the assets of the 
said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, 
having regard to the debts or claims only of which he 
then has notice; and notice is hereby further given 
that the said Public Trustee will not be liable for the 
assets or any part thereof so distributed to any person 
of whose debt or claim he shall not have had notice 
at the time of such distribution. 


T. W. GARRETT, 

Public Trustee. 

Oulwulla Chambers, ; 
67 Castlereagh-strect, Sydney, 
19th October, 1922. aes 
1543 Ne 16s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales: | 
PROBATE JURISDICTION, 


“In the matter of the estate of Peter McCulloch, late 


of Helensburg, in‘the State of New South Wales, 
engine-driver, deceased. 


| PURSUANT to the “Wills, Probate and Administra- 


tion’ Art. 1898,”’ and the “Pestator’s Family Main- 
tenance and» Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916” - 


Notice is hereby given that every creditor or other 
_ person having any debt or claim unon or affecting the 


estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died’ on’ or 


_ about the 2nd day of August, 1922, and of whose 
_estate letters of administration, with the will annexed, 


of the said deceased, were, on the 29th day of Septem- 
ber, 1922, granted by the Supreme Court of New 
South Wales, to the Public Trustee, is hereby required 
to send-particulars in writing of their debt or claim 
to the said Public Trustee, on or before the 24th day 
of November, 1922, at the expiration of which time 
the said Public Trustee will proceed to distribute the 
assets of the said deceased amongst the persons 
entitled thereto, having regard to the debts or claims 
only of which he then has notice; and notice is hereby 
further given that the said Public Trustee will not be 
liable for the assets or any part thereof so distri- 
buted to any person of whose debt or claim: he shall 
not have had notice at the time of such distribution. 


T. W. GARRETT, 
f Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
20th October, 1922. 


1545 16s, 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Jabez Wright, late of Lavonia, Bondi-road, 
and Dudley-street, Bondi, in the State of New South 
Wales, a Member of the Legislative Assembly of the said 
State, deceased. ‘ 


PURSUANT to the ** Wills, Probate and Administration 
Ast, 1898,” and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Maintenance and 
Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given 


that every creditor or other person having any debt or claim — 
upon or affecting the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who — 


died on or about the 10th day of September, 1922. arid probate 


of whose will wag, on the 17th day of October, 1922, granted by — 


the Supreme Court of New South Wales to the Public Trustee,. 
is hereby required to send particulars in writing of their debt 
or claim to the said Public Trustee on or before the 28th. 
day of November, 1922, wt the expiration of which time the 
said Public Trustee will proceed to distribute the assets of the 
said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, having: 
regard to the debts or claims only of which he then: has 
notice; and notice is hereby further given that the said: 
Public Trustee will not be liable, for the assets or any’ part 
thereof so distributed, to any person of whose debt or claim’ 


he shall not have had notice at the time of such distribution. 


hoe T, W. GARRETT, 
Culwulla Chambers, — \ Public Trustee. 
Castlereagh-street, Sydney, . ; 


19th October, 1922, 


Francis SARSFIELD Moorg,. 


Proctor for the Public Trustee, 
84 Elizabeth-street, Sydney. “yj 


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In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


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_ Cer, 1992.) NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. 5809 





(112,531) 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


Tn the will of Thomas Pratt, late of The Moorings, Tin- 
tern-road, Ashfield, near Sydney, in the State of New 
South Wales, public accountant, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 


_ Act, 1898,” and the “‘ Testator’s Family Maintenance’ and 


Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916:” Notice is hereby 
given that every creditor or other person having any claim 
against the estate of Thomas Pratt, the abovenamed de- 
ceased, who died on or about the 29th day of March, 1922, 
and probate of whose will was, on the 24th day of May, 
1922, granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 
in its Probate Jurisdiction, to Barbara Helen Pratt, the 
widow and executrix in the said will named, Harold Camp- 
bell Macfie, the executor in the said will named, having 
duly renounced probate thereof, is hereby required to send 
in particulars in writing of such claim to the said Barbara 
Holen Pratt, in care’of the undersigned, Arthur John Rowley 
Yabsley, at his offlce hereunder mentioned, on or before the 
8th day of December next, at the expiration of which time 
the said Barbara Helen Pratt will proceed to distribute the 
assets of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled 
thereto, having regard only to the claims of which she then. 
has notice; and notice is hereby further given that the said 
Barbara Helen Pratt will not be liable, for the assets or any 
part thereof so distributed, to any verson of whose claim 
she shall not have had notice at the time of such distribution, 
—Dated this 24th day of October, 1922, 


ARTHUR JOHN ROWLEY YABSLEY, 
Proctor for the said Executrix, 
Stephen Court, 
79 Elizabeth-street, Sydney. 
; 16s" 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
| PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


‘In the will of Henry Mallon Todhunter, late of Summer Hill, 


in the State of New South Wales, retired bank manager, 
deceased. : 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898,” and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Maintenance and 
Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given 
given that all creditors and other persons having any debts, 
claims, or demands of what kind soever, upon or affecting the 
estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died on or about the 
16th day of December, 1921, probate of whose will was gran- 
ted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales, in its Probate 
Jurisdiction, on the 10th day of March, 1922, to the Permanent 
Trustee Company of New South Wales Limited, the executor 
named in the said will, are hereby required to send in par- 
ticulars of such debts, claims, and demands to the said 
executor, on or before the 12th day of December next, at the 


' expiration of which time the said executor will proceed to 


distribute the assets of the said deceased among the persons 
entitled thereto, having regard to the debts, claims, and de- 
mands only cf which it shall then have had notice ; and the 
said executor will not be liable, for the assets so distributed, 
to any person of whose debt, claim, or demand it shall not 


‘have had notice at the time of such distribution.—Dated this 


21st day of October, 1922. 


For the Permanent Trustee Company of New 
South Wales Limited, 


A. PERCEVAL BEDFORD, 





__ F. W. Topuvcytsr, Proctor, Manager. 
i Parramatta, : 
1556 . 168. 
_ In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (114,418) 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Prosper James Wilson, late of Prosperro, 


- Number 474 Marrickville-road, Dulwich Hill, near 
Sydney, in the State of New South Wales, gentleman, 


é deceased. 


RSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 

1898,” and the ‘ Testator’s Family Maintenance and 
ianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given 
very creditor or other person having any ciaim against 
of Prosper James Wilson, the abovenamed deceased, 
or about the 27th day of April, 1922, and probate 
will was, on the 8th day of August, 1922, granted 
eme Court of New South Wales, in its Probate 
to Redwald Paul Ruwald (commonly known as 
wald), Frederick Thomas Wilson and William 
r, the executors in the said will named, is 
| to send particulars in writing of -such 
ui t Redwald Paul Ruwald (commonly known 



























as Reginald Ruwald), Frederick Thomas Wilson and William 
Thomas Dwyer, in care of the undersigned, Arthur John 
Rowley Yabsley, at his office hereunder mentioned, on or 
before the 8th day of December next, at the expiratian of 
which time the said Redwald Paul Ruwald (commonly known 
as Reginald Ruwald), Frederick Thomas Wilson and William 
Thomas Dwyer, will proceed to distribute the assets of the 


said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, having 


regard only to the claims of which they then have notice; 
and notice is hereby further given that the said Redwald 
-Paul Ruwald (commonly known as Reginald Ruwald), 
Frederick Thomas Wilson, and William Thomas Dwyer will 
not be liable, for the assets or any part thereof so distri- 
buted, to any person of whose claim they shall. not have 
had notice at the time of such distribution.—Dated this 24th 
day of October, 1922. 


ARTHUR JOHN ROWLEY YABSLEY, 
Proctor for the said Executors, 
Stephen Court, 
79 Klizabeth-street, Sydney. 
16s. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
' PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Charles Joseph Osborn, late of Newcastle, 
formerly of Bankstown, in the State of New South 
Wales, carpenter, deceased, 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898” : Notice is hereby given that every creditor 


or other person having any claim against the estate of 


Charles Joseph Osborn, the abovenamed deceased, who died | 
von the 18th day of July, 1922, and probate of whose will 
was on the 6th day of September, 1922, granted by the 
Supreme Court of New South Wales, in its Probate Juris- 
diction, to Thomas William Hayton, of Bankstown afore- 
said, builder, the executor in the said will named, is hereby 
required to send particulars in writing of such claims to the 
executor in care of the undermentioned, H. V. Harris, 
Wheeler and Williams, at their office hereunder mentioned, 
on or before the 15th day of December next, at the expira- 
tion of which time the said executor will proceed to diatiibite 
the assets of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled 
thereto, having regard only to the claims of which he then 
has notice; and notice is hereby given that the said 
executor will not be liable, for the assets or any part 
thereof so distributed, to any person of whose claim he shall 
not have had notice at the time of such distribution.—Dated 
this 24th day of October, 1922, 


H. V. HARRIS, WHEELER AND WILLIAMS, 
Proctors for the Executor, 
Lyndhurst Chambers, 
Bolton and King streets, Newcastle, 
Sydney Agents,— 
LAURENCE AND LAURENCE, 
George and Wynyard streets, Sydney. 
1577 


16s. 








In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of James Joseph Duffy, late of Grafton, in the 
State of New South Wales, Koman Catholic clergyman, 
deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898:” Notice is hereby given that all creditors and 
other persons having any debts or claims or demands against 
the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died on or about 
the 4th day of October, 1921, and probate of whose will and | 
testament was granted by the Supreme Court of New South’ 
Wales, in its Probate Jurisdiction, on the 29th Novem: 


ber, 1921, to Gerald Fitzgibbon, of Grafton, in the State’ of 


New South Wales, the execntor in the said will named, are 
hereby required to send in particulars of their claims to the 
said executor on or before the 30th day of November next, 
at the expiration of which time the said executor will proceed 
to distribute the assets of the said deceased among the pezsons 
entitled thereto, having regard to the debts and claims only 
of which he shall then have had notice; and the aaid executor 
will not be liable, for assets so distributed, to any person of 
‘whose debt or claim he shall not have had notice at the time 


_ of such distribution.—Dated the 17th day of October, 1922. 


McGUREN AND MACPHERSON, 
Proctors for the Executor, 
72 Victoria-street, Grafton. 
By their Agents,— ‘ 
Axport, Tour & Co., 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney. 


1617 16s. 


>. 


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[27 Oor, 1922. 


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In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. - 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the wil] of Michael Sherin, late of 96 Lower Lesson 
’ street, Dublin, Ireland, formerly of Naremburn, in the 
State of New South Wales, clerk in holy orders, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration Act, 
1898,” and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Maintenance and Guar- 
dianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given that all 
creditors and other persons having any claims upon or affect- 
ing the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died on or 
about the 23rd day of March, 1922, and probate of whose 
will was granted by the Supreme Court of New South 
Wales, in its Probate Jurisdiction, on the 25th day of July, 
1922, to John Sherin and Thomas Barry, are hereby required 
to send in particulars of their debts or claims to the said 
executors thereof, or to the undersigned, on or before the 
7th day of December next, at the expiration of which time 
the said executors will proceed to distribute the assets of the 
said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, having 


regard to the debts and claims only of which they shall then . 


bave had notice; and the said executors will not be liabie, 
for the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any 
person of whose claim they shall not have had notice at the 
qa of such distribution.—Dated this 19th day of October, 


MURPHY AND MOLONEY, 
Proctors for the Executors, 
79 Hlizabeth-street, Sydney. 
1595 16s. 


—— 





{Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898. } 
In the Supreme Oourt of New South Wales. (28,068) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re Frederick Leo James Wurth, of 96 Bridge-road Glebe, 
builder and eontractor. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of the debtor, and Mr. ©. F. W. Lloyd appointed 
to be the Official Assignee.—Dated at Sydney, this 19th day 
of October, 1922, 
N. C. LOCKHART, 

Registrar in Bankruptcy. 

1602 r by 





[Notice under Sectioa J1 of the Bankruptey Act, 1898. ] 
Ta the Supreme Court of New South Wales, (28,071) 
IN BANKKUPTOY, 

Re Edward Richard Barnes, of Merrylands-road. Merrylands, 
and carried on business at Parramatta-road, Auburn, 
engineer. 

NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 

day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 

petition of the debtor, and Mr. W. H. Palmer appointed to 
be the Official Assignee.—Dated at Sydney, this 21st day of 

October, 1922. ; 

N. C. LOCKHART, 


Registrar in Bankruptey. 
1608 5s. 








{Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (23,073) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re Sylvester Herbert, of Farrington, miner, 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of the debtor, and Mr. C. F.W. Lloyd appointed to 
be the Official Assignee.—Dated at Sydney, this 23rd day of 
October, 1922. 
N.C. ianen tes 

egistrar in Bankruptey. 

1604 : 7 bs. 





[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptey Act, 1898. ] 
Ln the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (23,075) 
IN BANKRUPTOY. 


Re William Ludbrook, of Comboyne, and carried on busi- 
ness at Bulby Brush, Upper Walilamba, share-farmer. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has 
this day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on 
the petition of the debtor, and Mr. W. H. Palmer appointed 
to be the Official Assignee.— Dated at Sydney, this 25th day of 
October, 1922. 


N. C, LOCKHART, 
Registrar in Bankruptey. 


1605 5s. 





_ October, 1922. - 


_ NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of orediters 


Official Assignee—WiILLIAM HARBINGTON PaLMER. - 
| [2925 + Free» 


(Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (22,994) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re G. M. Smith (a widow), of Richmond Bottoms, via Rich- 
mond, «nd lately carrying on business at Turramurra. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of The Dairy Farmers Co-operative Milk Compsny 
Ltd,and Mr. C. F. W. Lloyd appointed toe be the Official 
Assignee,—Dated at Sydney, this 23rd day of October, 1°22. 


N. OC. LOCKHART, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
5s. 





1606 ; ; 
[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.) 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (23,917) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re George James Lockyer, of Tessa-street, Chatswood, and 
lately carrying on business at Falmouth Chambers, 117 
Pitt-street, Sydney. 

NOTIOE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 

day been made agaist the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 

petition of Lionel Price, and Mr. W. H. Palmer appointed 
to be the Official Assignee-—Dated at Sydney, this 231d 

day of October, 1922. 

N.C. LOCKHART, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. | 

1607 5s. 





[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, (23,039 
IN BANKRUPTOY,. 

Re Enoch Fletcher, of Prince-street, Graftcn. 
NOTICE ia hereby given that a Sequestration Orcer has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of Marcus Olerk and Company Limited, and Mr. W. 
H. Palmer appointed to be the Official Assignee —i>tid at 
Sydney, this 23rd day of October, 1922. 

N. C. LOOKHART, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
1608 5s. 





Sb a eas 


{Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (23,060) 
IN BANKRUPTOY. 
Re John Taylor, late of Dudley, Cardigan-street, Stanmore, 


and lately carrying on business at the “Commenci«] Hotel,” 
Yass. 


NOTICH is hereby given that a Sequestration Order bas this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 





petition of Harbottle, Brown & Co. Limited, and Mr. C. F, W. : 


Lloyd appointed to be the Official Assignee —I’eted ut Sydney, 
this 23rd day of October, 1922. , 
WN. C. LOCKHALT, 
Rogistrar in Bankruptoy. 
1609 5s. 











{Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruywy wor, Loe. | 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (23,074) 
IN BANKRUPTOY. 


Re Basil Blades Vankeerson, of 267 Cleveland-street, Redfern, 
and carried on business at Condobulin, picture show 
proprietor. ‘ 

NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 

day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 

petition of the debtor, and Mr. W. H. Palmer appointed to 
be the Official Assignee.—Dated at Sydney, this 23rd day of 


N. 0. LOCKHART, 
Registrar in Bsnkruptcy. 
[2924] . Free 





In the Supreme Couct of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


in the following matter will be held at the Court, Supreme 
Court Building, Hlizabeth-street, Sydney, on the &th day of 
November, 1922, at 10 a.m., or as soon after as the course of 
business wil! permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, 
his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptey 

not later than the 7th day of November, 1922 :— 
Re Norman Elsmore D’Arcy (No. 28,054), of Woolwich-road, 
Hunter’s Hill, and carried on butiness at Turramurra, 

_ motor engineer. 
A N. C. LOCKHART, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy, 










. 











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27 on, 1992] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151, 5811 
a the Supreme Court of New South Wales. | | In the Sepreme Court of New South Wales. (23,028) 


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cit ae -=) 0" GN BANRRUPTOYS oso) 
NOTION is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the following matters will be held at the Court, Supreme 
Court Building, Elizabeth-street, Sydney, on the Sth day of 
_ November, 1922, at 10 asm., of as soon after aa the-course 
of business will permit. To entitle a creditor to, vote 
_ thereat, his proof must be lodged with the Kegistrar in 
Bankruptcy, not later thun the 6th day of November, 1922 :— 


Re David John Wildey. (No. 28,061), of 141 Dazley-road, 
Randwick, and carried on business at 131 Clarence-street 
: frsney, importer. pict 
Re W) 


Nliam Frederick Shephard (No, 23,065), of 8& Rose- 


street, Darlington, horse-driyer. 


; N.C. LOCKHART, — 
; " Registrar in Bankruptcy. «— 

Official Assignee—WiI1iIAmM HarkineTon Parmer, 
1610 . Be. & 


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14s. 








Ia the Supreme Oovrt of New South Wales. 
GN BANKRUPECY. 
Re Sylvester Herkert, of Farrington, miner. 
NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in. the above matter willbe held at the Court-house, Tenter-. 
field, before the District Registrar in Bankruptey, on the 15th 
lay of November, 1922, at 10 a.m., or as soon after as the - 
~ course of business will permit. ‘To entitle a creditor to vote 
: thereat, his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in 
; _. Bankruptcy, Elizabeth-street, Sydney, not later than the 10th 


‘ day of November, 1922. 
Aa Git ows CG, LOCKHART, 
Registrar in Binkruntos. 


Official Assignee—Onarias Farreax Watertoo Lioxp. 
re TRE ey ea ae 


(23,073) 


7s. 


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In the Sup:eme Court of New South Wales. - 

See IN BANKRUPTOY. 

Re Wiiliam George Hughes, of Boundary-street, Wallsend, 

2 eh ipl Oram tt he Se lags ete 5 
_ NOTION is hereby given that the Single Meeting of ereditors in’ 
= the, above mattér will be held at the Court-house, Newcastle, 
before the District. Kegistrar in Bankruptcy, on the 8th day 
of Novyember,.1922, at 10 a.m., or _agsoon after as the course 
of business will permit. ‘T'o entitle. a creditor to vote thereat, 
his proof mustbe lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptey, 
Elizabeth-street, Sydney, not later than the 4th day of 


November, 1922, — sig 
ue | N. C, LOCKHART, 
Registrar in Bankruptey, 


(23,058). 





‘Officis] Assignee—WitliaM Hanninaron PALMun. 






























; _ of Leeton, 
NOTIOB is hereby given that the First Meeting of creditors 
in the above matter will be held at the Office of the Official 


November, 1922, at 11°30 a.m., or as soon after ag the course of 
“business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, 
his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 
_ Bhizabeth-street, Sydney, bet. later than. the 10th day of 


November, 1922. nue 

EER AI TS ht Re Oy TAREE ARAN |) 
fea eae ‘ Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Official Assignee—Witiram Harrixezon Parmer. ; 
tape Lira leescas aaiaines Ts., 





2 


In the Supreme Court of New Sovth Wales. (28,005) 
ay IN BANKRUPIOY. Le ee 
_ Re D’Arcy Charles Doyle, of Nowra, motor car proprietor. 
TICE is hereby given that the First Meeting of creditors 
the above matter will be held at the Office of the Official 
gnee, 47 Hlizabethsstreet, Sydney, oa the 13th day of 
ber, 192%, at 1la.m., or assoon after as the course of 
ess will permit. ‘To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, his 
ust be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 
-street, Sydney, not later than the 10th day of 
, 1922. } Lice Site Sia Var e 
eae ro AND OOLOCKHART,*= ~ - 
_ . . Registrar in Bankruptoy. 
ssignee—WinttaM Hanninaton PacMer, 


51, 27 


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5. Octoser, 1922.—7. 


. ai ca ee x <3 
kes In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (22,955) 
Rye gil BANKRUPTCY. | 

Ye Re George Grey (tradiog as George Grey and Compa. y), 


Assignee, 47 Mlizabcth-street,; Sydney, on the 13th day of 


-to:— i . 
Adam Jong, of ast Maitland, storekeeper. (No. 


LN BANKRUPTCY, 


NQTIOR is hereby given that the Single Meeting of Creditors 
in the following matter will be held at the Court, Supreme 
Court Building, Elizabeth-street, Sydney, on the 7th day of 
November, 1922, at 10 am., cr as soon after as the course 
of business will permit. ‘Lo entitle a creditor to vote theréat, 
his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptey; 
not later than the €th day of November, 1922 :— 


Re Peter Francis, of 603 George-street, Sydney, restaurant 
proprietor. 


N. OC. LOCKHARY, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


eee Assignee— Cuanzes Farrrax, Watertoo Lioyp, 


7s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Norice ro CREDITORS. re 


ACCOUNTS and plans of distribution in the under- 
mentioned estates, showing dividend as specified here- 
under, are now filed in the office of the Registrar in 
Bankruptcy, Supreme Court Building, Elizabeth- 
street, sydney, for the inspection’ of persons inter- 
‘ested; and notice is hereby given that such accounts 
and plan will be submitted to the Court for confirma- 
tion on Monday, the 13th November, 1922, at 10 a.m., 
if not previously objected to :— ; 
Victor Robson, Mabel Doris Robson, Reginald Arthur 
Robson, and Gladys Robson (trading as. The 
British Australian. Manufacturing Co., of Went- 
worth-avenue, Sydney), clothing manufacturers 
(No. 22,750), a first account and plan of distribu- 
tion showing payment of a first dividend of nine- 
pence in the £ on all proved concurrent: claims, 
and a balance of £449 2s, carried forward to the 
credit of the estate. é 
Accounts current only in the following estates :— 


No. 22,750. Victor Robson; of Wentworth-avenne, 
Sydney (separate estate): 

No. 22,750. Mabel Doris: Robson, of Wentworth-ave- . 
nue, Sydney (separate estate). 

No. 22,750. Reginald Arthur Robson, of Wentworth- 


avenue, Sydney (separate estate). 
99-750, Gladys Robson, of Wentworth-avenue, 
‘ Sydney (separate estate). 
CG. Fe Ws. LLOYD; ; 
Official Assignee, 
182™Phillip-street, Sydney, 
26th October, 1922; 


159% jAs. 


— 


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In the Supreme Court.of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY, : 
Novice to CREDITORS, 

ACCOUNTS with plans of distribution in the under- 


mentioned estates, showing dividends as specified, are 
now filed in the office of the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 


Supreme Court Building, Hlizabeth-street, Sydney, 


for the inspection of persons interested ; and notice is 
hereby given that such accounts and plans. will be 
submitted to the Court for. confirmation..on; Monday, 
the 13th November, 1922, if not previously, objected 


15,713), a fourth account and plan of) distribu- 
tion showing payment of an equalising dividend 
of twenty shillings in the £ on one claim, and a 
balance of £13. 9s. 3d. carried forward to the 
‘ credit of the estate. 
William Augustus Ryan, of Wauchone, licensed vic- 
tualler (No: 22,868), a first account and plan of 
distribution showing payment ‘of a dividend’ of 
twenty shillings in the £ on one Crown claim, and 
a balance of £40 1s. 1d. carried forward to the 


./ . eredit of the estate, 
“George Henry Nicholls, of Homedale-street, Spring- 


wood, builder (No. 22,922), a. first account ane 
showing payment of a, divi- 
£ on two prefer- 
9d. carried 


plan of distribution 
dend of twenty shillings in the 
ential claims, and a balance of £14 8s, 
forward to the credit of the estate, 





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» Also accounts current only in the A Gigengcia BOWRAVILLE. opal: at: Bowraville, on ae uth 
@SSBEES he _ day of October, 1922, from ee | oy Harold Lane + = 
it Black neon, about 12’ months. © é 
No. 22,903. nederick Oswald Aarons, “Of 98 Castic- Blue-black heifer, 12 months. un panes 
1.) reagh-street, Sydney. | «Yellow steer, 12 months. =~ i why Mae i pera ga i 
No: 22,944. Edgar Athelston Molesworth, of pees” ‘Two red steers, PD itrronthig, MTN ag ones sa : 
orchardist. Spotted steer, 12 months. eae Sea eS cia eee at # 
ibe ellay heifer, 2 years. A} ae yi 
WILL. iM TARRIN GTON PALMER, “fo Tf not released, will be on at ade Pound at noon on ite Se 
; Official Assignee. ‘ond November, 1922, RES es 
Az Elizabeth. street, Sydney, * yet TAleo, from Miseabotti, by Tamee Johns :— a 
26th October, 1922. et iligach ee 
Ol ise “Chestnut mare, branded J,M over —=, aged, 


If not released, will be sold at this Pouind’ ‘at noon ou the 





(ees ee Gi ere eo Tbh November; 1922, q 
-. In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. | 1570—8s. i ‘T. MoGBAREY, Poundkeeper. Poundkesper. ; 

| ; q 
IN BANKRUPTCY 'N S ENCY,.” -DENILIQUIN. —Impounded at Deniliquin on the 17th day a 

i CRUE CY a ee of October, 1922, from North Deniliquin, by Andrew iia 
Norrtcr To CREDITORS. - King; sum due at date of notice, £1 :— 

: Five sheep, one cross-bred ewe, two merino ewes, and &yvo iq 

A third poopunt and. second plan of distribution in lambs, like travelling T, ewes ear- marked like slit near ; 
the estate of Richard Harnett, of Sydney, broker (No. |-/ ear, like top notch off ear. ; : sib 3 ; 


5;347), showing payment. of a dividend of sixpence 


one farthing in the £ on all proved concurrent claims, Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on . the 


is now filed in the office of the Registrar im Bank. | 20d November, 1922. = Coe i 
ruptey, » ‘Supreme Court Building “Elizabeth- street, 1564--5s, has MM, PRIEST, oe eae ‘g 


Sydney, ‘for the inspection of persons interested ; and 
notice is hereby given that’ such account and plan will | DRAEE. —Impounded at Drake, on the a By of porate. 
he submitted to the Court for confirmation on ] Monday, {1.2% 1922, from Kocky River, by M. J, Curry 


the 18th November, 1922, if not pr eviously objected to. | Red and white dairy bullock, F§ near join, 8 off side, No3 
; off ribs, top off off ear, 4 years, 




















WILL: AM HARRINGTON PALMER, -Red-roan dairy bullock, no brands TivEs, ‘ear masked bottom ‘ 
Official Assignee. off near ear; 3 years. ; 
“ar Blivabeth- street, ‘Sv Siar. Roan bullock, Q) I, 0. near rump, full ears, iy: years.” : 
26th October, 1922. : If not released, will: be sold according to Pieceileg At. 
1g00 8s. 1576—8s, RSet on Che DOY LR, es teauls 
2 a) Wy GOOLAGONG. —Impounded at Gaolagonk: on the llth day m 
LOSS, from a paddock in Aca. —A brown gelding pony, of October} 1922, from Sunnyside, by- James Stock ; sum 
2 hands, with brand @® on near side, which is rather due at date of notice, 19s, 6d. :— 
dione ‘Brown horse, blotched brand, 5 years. - 
J. A. PIKE, If not released, will be sold at this, Pound at: noon on 1 he 
‘ Wanstead, Mountford-avenue, 9th November, 1922. eos : 
Guildford. 1674s.) Hie gag Be BYRNES, Poundkeepér. pe 
1534 As. Sanne) Neat PS Sb ee 5 
— ee ee er | Se ee Whee ete at saaie on’ the. 16th day of | 
COST, from Bangaroo Railway Siding, near Canowindra,— | October, 1922, from’ roads; Leeton, by M. J. moneda ies 
Brown pony-mare, shod, heavy black mane and tail, branded sun due at date of notice, 18s. 9d. each :— 
F over half circle near shoulder. One pound reward for in-- hin sia a cis cow, no brands Mi half of one horn Bae 
format 1 ay ; roken, about 4 years. ; 
Sen Peru Ae Re a eee ; Black cow, like .. over R off ribs, bwo inbiches back of ear, m 
Mrs. J. ENGLISH, about 4 years. ie . 
\ Bangaroo Railway Siding, If not released, will be sold at this Pound “at noon on . the aN K 
near Canowindra. | 9th’ November, 1922, ; oe eMart 
1524 Ag. 1878-28. oe, : w. BOYLE, Poundkeeper. 
ee eae eS —= | MANLY. Ee sinana at Manly, on the 19th day of October, | 
“gmuounning rs.) 1922, from Condamine-street and Kenneth-road, hy 


J. B. Twaddell, i mpeunding: eceens sum due at date of 


p notice, £1 58. ; 
** Poundkeepers are taminded that Advertisements of ee 


_ | Red-roan cow over —== near rump, 5 years. 
impounded Stock ere charged for at the rate of ON SHILLING It 1 3 oe 1b ol a3 t hi Po a : th 
FOR BACH ANIMAL DESCRIBED ; and no such Advertisement wii not released, will be so Be ES eo AnG ey noon ee 


is gh ciedad the Chabcte Gal ab Pian 2nd November, 1922, Jae 
vA g us Fazette Uurless - to QB PENA: Salt Sebeg wee 
inserted inthe Gazette unless. accompanied by a rerv 1565—1s, ea Oe oe Ie WILBOW, Poundkebian ea ae 





y . é 4 ; Ligh f 































> wHiexent to cover the cost of imserfion, SARS pet 
eee — — MUSWELLBROOK. Lie pounded at. Muswellbrook, on the 
, VES ee 17th day of October, 1922, from. St. Helier’s sabdivicion| ‘ 
BEN LOMOND.—I ded at Ben L d the 19th |: i ¢ Re 
‘ day of October 1922, Bree Maroush | Gtoscoe! by aider mpeg ao ‘bigelk, se ars Wilkins ; ae eae ab date of MOUEP : 
‘ 2 ’ f ? Py 7 8 _— ‘ S 
Bo 483 notes Ts eer ie Me Inues Mages nie oie al dare et Roan poley cow, J over H near rump, point off near er piece : & 
/ zi by out and slit off ear, 6 years Ra 
drow: gelding, ~ over GH near shoulder, hind feet white, If not released, will “te sold bit this x ound at noon ‘on the WN 
te white stripe face, 6 yeara, 14 hands. 9th November, 1923. ae RR ge 3 
Black mare, T,Y¥ near shoulder, hind feet white, ape’) 1451 SRtG le oso Tee ars E. COX, Povndkeeper, ix 
hands... URC TREE 
j ; ‘ NARRANDERA. eT at Wuee with: on the 20th 
fa hae WS near Ee ue cs gestae acne day of October, 1922, from Cadell-street, Narrandera, by _ 
Brown. mare, blotched brand near shoulder, aged, 14 hands. coy ue Council’s ‘impounding officer ; sum due at. date of Se 
Brown mare, no brands visible, star and smip, off hip down, | notice set after each animal :— Recs. 
py aged, 154 hands. - Roan ana white cow, like 60 off Join, two ene near ean, 5 
. If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on. the ‘years; 11s.8d. beats 
‘Oth November, 1922. Black bull calf, no brands sasihie) ¥) eS 5 1s, 6a. Ay sa te 
1576—5s, q. POLLOCK, Poundkeeper. - Sf not released, will be sold at this. Pound at noon on the 


| 9th November, 122, 
ihe SAMURAINIES (08 5 on RRS, 8 DETR ST AB Ble se DENCY MOLONEY, ‘Poundkeeper, 
BLACKTOWN.—Impounded at Blacktown, on the lltn day - SSAA le RO SAC MOH RRS Oe Ae UN A a 
of October, 1922, from Richrsond-road, by W. Lavender ; NORTH SYDNEY.—Impounded at North Sydney, on the 








-advertisement deJayed, awaiting supposed owner to release; 2!st day of October, 1922, from St. Leonards Park, North “oe 

sum due at date of notice, £2 23. 6d. :— Sydney; sum due at ‘date of notice, £1 Qs. :— 2 GN 
‘Brown gelding, like .ff’ near shoulder, hind tetlocks shite: Jersey cow, grata eae! aig near, rump, top off on ear, eS. 

, star, strap on neck, about 6 years, 16 hands, 5 years, . Ps 


‘Tf not. released, wil} be sold according to Impounding Act. ._ If not released, w 
Se 2nd November, 19: 22" 
1563—l1s,. 1. SHEPHERD, Poundkeeper. *1582— te. isd 
2 Ke : : : 








OVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. aan 







H {UARIE.—Impo 
“nuisance inspector:— ue 
ndle bull. calf, unbranded, about 6 ‘eae be 
not releaeed vill ) cording to Aa paatiiig Act, 
on 16th i instant, ‘from Tacking Point, by Fagan Bros. — 


1 


ay ‘mare, branded like C ae 2; about 7 ears, 
colt, unbranded, 3 years. g 
fn (rs released, ‘eyil be sold at this Pound ab noon on “the 
seach peas 1922 bs 

3s. Se gfe 





ats Port Bacquari by 


* ‘Bri 













oR MAODUFF, Poundkeeper. 
is RAYMOND. TERRACE. ee TED at Raymond Terrace’ 














8, T, Black ; sum due at date of notice; £1 38,:—_ 
eae Roan cow, like vu over —C near rump, ear-marked, 4 years. 
Lae If not released, bas be sold at Lg Boma, at noon on the 
Po ie Sth November, 1922, % . 
“eh 1488—Is. eel, eae he OSBORN, , Poundkeeper. ‘i 


) = SEER ee 
ae RAYMOND TERRACE, —Impounded at Raymond Terrace, | 





on the 23rd day of October, 1922, from N elson’s Plains, 


by A. Foot; sum due at date of notice, £1 3s) :— 
Bay gelding, K near shoulder, star, 5 years, 15h hands. ° 


| eae on same date, from Raymond: Terrace, by to wn ranger ; o 


ae ie ha sum due\at date of notice, és. 6d. each: erie 
Ra a Be heifer, le hs near. thigh, | indistinet brand near. ump, 
> a rE spell 0 on necks, setae Po ue 


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ee Eat RNS, on the 19th day of October, 1922, from Ferrodale, by 


é Wht ats aes eae aoe 


Ne a Tae cour: or Jspestmest. ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES 


Red heifer, like U over F near rump, A thigh, short tail, 3 


years, ~ 








» 


Red and white heifer, like za rump, bd A. back; 3 years, 
Tf not ‘released, wili be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
8th November, 1 1922. 


1593—2s, A. cout Poundkeeper. 


— 


— (oh ee See Se 


SOUTH WAGGA, aclerpewai died at South Wagga, on the 
‘10th day of October, 1922, from Gundagai-road, by 
Mitcheil Shire officer ; ; sum due at date of notice, £1 4s, 6d, 
each :— 





. Bay draught gelding, no br Dis ie blaze, scar neck, aged. 
Bay saddle gelding, branded like BR, star and snip, split off 
ear, shod, aged. _ 

Tf not released, will be sold datseding to Impounding Act. 


1533-~ DA hs A. BROWN, Poundkeeper. 





st PETERS. Neaeandan at, St. Peters, on Ve 13th day of | 
si . October, 192%, trom Canal-road, by impounding officer: — ~ 


~~ 


we Strawberry cow, like A (biotched) near and off rump. 
‘TE not released, will be sold according to Impounding Act. 
LA 1562—~Is. | | E. ROYLE; Poundkeeper. 




































~ Industrial meclseear « Office, 
Sydney, 27th October, 1922. 


° PHD. Yollowine Orde sof ihe FOALS, varying the Award of the Gaeke published in Govern- 
21 (20 L.G. 468), made in and in relation: to the 
_ industri ies and callings in respect of. isle the Sailmakers, &c. (State) Board is constituted 


of Govermmnent Gazette, dated 24th February, 


~ .1922—see also Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi, page 384), as varied by. Orders of the Court 
Se published in Government Gazettes of 23rd December, 1921 (21 LG. U 50), and 48th August, 
© 1922 (22 LG. 351), is published in accordauce with the provisions of the Industrial Arbitra- 
pane _ ton Act, (19i2, aa the eeeinaee®: api as 


By WwW. KITCHING, 
: Industrial Negistrar, 


gt Wea eae 3 ne 
(State) Board. 5 


| Application by the Nev | South: Wales Interst: ite Stauinahins Owners’ Association, Industrial 
> oie f ies ~ Union of Employers. 


| Thursday, the 19th day of October, , 1922. 


(State) Award, 


‘ : Variation. 
(Eight Hours (Amendment). Act, 1922. y 
of the : said Award, gazetted Sud September, 1921, as varied 


Wee es Wry Cae An Cae OS Wapzek i: - 

“ge are The pe rate of pay shall be 2s. 1d. per hour, 

Ber it “nui (0b) ‘Time rates: as herein. provided shall be paid for the inaking oo hand of) all 

Pi * sails, tarpavlins ‘and covers, tmharquee tents, the cover of carley oats, 

; hand, palm and needle — sewing On. lifebuoys, lifebelts, and roping of hee by sailmakers, 

or in the iter native 4d. per. yard may be paid. # * 
Ao (oe). Cove sing» ‘pipes and tubes ‘with laggon felt, asbestos, 

“olher material to. be paid at the: rate of 2s. 5d. per hour. 

OG ‘Delete clause 4, Hours, of the suid AW uae and substitate therefor the tollow ing 


Yeging screws, 


canvas, duck or any 


ae ‘Hours, Me 


s Forty- “eight hours shall constitate ‘a week’s work. 
from Monday to Friday between 7.45 am, and 5.15 p.m. or betw een 8 a.m. and 5 3. 30 p.in., 
fs dinner break each By of three: a de of, an hour; $ ies an betw een 7.45 aa. 


‘Such hours’ ‘shall be worked 


This v aviation shall take effect Peete ase after its pabaoatlon in the Dost ay . 

sud shall yemain in, Kents thereafter untitthe 25th day of August, 1923, gi 

Wbsae eipare eco SoD LN ROLLS 
“Adaidional Judge t ae Court of Indus Avbitration, pee aia 


Ty ei fj % 


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5814 ~NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151, | 





[2824] oy ae : Industrial Regirat! 8 OR, 3 piace vege 
\ Sydney, 27th October, 1922. BOER se 
. THE following Order of the Court varying the Award af he Court published in Government Gazette 
of the 18th June, 1920 (17 I.G. 1270), made in and in relation to the industries and callings in’ respect kee pat 
of which the Engine-drivers, &c. (Broken Hill Proprietary Company Limited) Board is constituted _ BENS lc ON Se 
(constitution published at page 1435 of No, 37 of Government Gazette dated 2 tth February, 1922—see Sh, fan ee 2 a 
f also Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi, page 325), as varied by Orders of the Court published in Government. MSS e, nent ‘ 
‘ Gazettes of 22nd April. 1921 (19 LG. ee 7), 25th November, 1921, (20 LG. 1082) [corrected 1 DRS Be aia ; 
Government Gazette of 20th January, 1922 (21 I.G, 140)], and 21st July, 1922 (22 1.G. 92)), is published 
i accordance with the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, and the eee 
thereunder. eS: 


Hes | ce  .W.. KITCHING, fe aaa J 
Py (No.:3;529.4-" cn % _ Industrial Registrar, CS ge 


ns — 


d ’ 


IN THE court OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WATES, 
No. 365 of 1922. pig Wa ose ee ey: So EE 
Engine-drivers, &c. (Broken Hill Proprietary Company Limited) Board. ts 
Application by the Broken Hill Proprietary Company Limited. 

Monday, the 9th day of October, 1922. 


ve Hol uae &e. - (Broken Hill Proprietary he aot Limited) Award. 
Variation. 


i 


Delete clause 3, Rates of Pay, of the fant Award, gazetted 18th June, 1920, as varied i in 
ie ‘of 22nd April, 1921, 25th Movember, 192]. (corrected in Gazette of 20th January, ee 
and 21st July, 1922, and substitute the following clause in lieu thereof :—_ 


A Ss i Pe Gast CCAR Aa) ee 
3. Rates of Pay. ee: ~~ or shift. ERA? 

Re taensy 43 Re ale (0 Pee aur ey Ha 
Locomotive engine-drivers ... Fas Reed a SH Ee ee Nae cee AG by Even 
Locomotive crane-drivers ... ae nae as APSR ator he py ... 16 0 ae : A iigeha etl 
Winch-drivers .. ba is on SE a ihe RE SSSE. Deirerey ae nes Y Ce!) ay Tie ; 
Motor-drivers — SS sas . : Poh ESE, 
Drivers of hot and cold saws... oy See Pie ue nk oe ee a cat SA. 
Drivers of other motors not specifically n mentioned. Say Bir pret Ua Pe hc s ae 
2 Mag f < x ‘ ; 
‘Engine-drivers— ON a Daeg a ‘ “ie 
; Drivers of hydraulic pump _... oa tee eo, Goat hd mi Dati ft 
Drivers of salt-water pumps... a Bei Ute RR A pee eee OR) 7a 
Drivers of 18-inch mill ... oe glk te Ng ONS ene MAME PR RS eS la eee : fear i) 
All other drivers— pals 


(1) If the engine or engines have steam as the motive power, and fave a 
. single cylinder with a bore exceeding 12 inches in diameter, or have ~ 









singly or together two or more cylinders the sum. of the areas of ape uae ae , : 
whose bores exceeds the area of a cirele of 12 inches in diameter— : , 
that is to say, exceeds 113°0976 square inches . as baa eo ee be 
(2) In other cases... at ve eo ne Fae tee viele? 9 
~~ ' ’ 2 - 
Firemen— 3 \ te 2 
(a) Firing one boiler or one suction or pressure gas producer... pes Oa 
(Db) Firing two boilers or two suction or pressure gas producers... ... 14 0 : % 
(c) Firing three or more bvilers or suction or pressure gas producers ... 14 3 Cash Shah ee 
A fireman firing a boiler or boilers developing in the aggregate 1,000. — Bo \ Dabs panies hse 
horse-power, or more, shall not be paid less than the amount pay- st gies Wok 
able to a fireman ‘firing three or more boilers or suction or: ‘ ae 4 
pressure gas producers. ; ‘ 
{d) On locomotive engines °... nls Sy ah 5 Se a 3 
If a fireman be in charge of a plant he shall hans soPaidaithorial payment 
of 6d. per day; he shall be deemed to be in charge of a plant — par 
(a) When two or more firemen are employed at the plant at the 
same time, and he is the fireman invested Ndpeyh the responsi- 
bility and superintendence } d ; 
(6) When two or more firemen are employed at the same plant at | 
the same time, and-he attends to the watering of the boilers. x 
that are fired by one or more of the other. firemen. a 
Trimmers a Fe OA le et Bi AS! Pea aes eee ak ade = SO 
~ Engine-cleaners’ .... ba BA Sate as Ds ahs hacen FER ONS: Nae ek Eee a 
Boiler-cleaners.... _ ... 6.0. ht aie ae sea Yip aN Me Lh sie LO 
jreasers Be oH Seis Uo Con exudes Hee (Ss ae ha eos O 
. Crane-drivers-—— ps 
(a) Soaking pit driver working for relief half time on ea crane - ae 16° 
100-ton open hearth aif Bs As iu See its sarin | Rey 
Steel foundry : SN Pe © oR si“ aioe” 
Open hearth charging: machine driver a PIT ave 08 


(b) 75-ton open hearth . os Se th cane ye 


Ore bridge . ... ay ie Ne ee 
7 Coal bridge ... de, ae, Fh 
(c) 60-ton open hearth .. BN AS es st 
60-ton rail and bloom mill., ei gash AAS a oe 
(@) 18-inch mill. ATA Le aepanuei ei sb ta 
18-inch loading yard a a ER 2 ho eR Re ae 
Ooke oven charger ... s, ety a ead! 
Coke oven ram m rN + Ha hae Pee eh ty 
(e) Blast furnace ladle house a AY vei Reeth iahy oe 
(7) Rod mill crane... a a i Sm Tet 
PASO wall PLO sec Hininayy | Gamer e pie Coden 
Simeb mill). Ae Ns lee bs aie le ty RAS Sy ae 
BG, Sgt a 


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‘ be 
\ 3 
Las >; oe , Ce ‘ \ a ” ts 
ae ANG AS ae SASS 1 a2 st rt fe <7 Ronee / Po eat y epee 
‘H WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. | §8F5 
Per day 
vena gin hase ER AG eect ERY ie ia or shift, — 
a aay 2.f I 5° ; Be 
Was eee ae All. other ‘erane- e-arivers whilst so engage a et Sy; oe ae 
si ae: ~ Blooming ‘mill pulpit operator... SYS Ty ei he aa es Ae Br” 
Rail mill pulpit operator ~ ... “8 1 EN ES Meee aes wy, A ws EOS 
a | -Tilting table operator ... Dok Sethe ny A eer oO 
+ Driver of charging machine on reheating fareee ¥ oy ie saa) es OU 
> os Power-house driver’. 6.4 owe o we # 3 at fc ue eraaia | eee 
Bre Mums Wewerhouse driver 7 Go fae ae Reet Gok a 8) ae AS TB 9 
Loe 14 Sits ROWeL HOUNe. DLORBEL 270. xettash oa Lac etweee D aeeye Ls aie fo we 13 Os 
een  . Blower-house greaser .. SS NAS ay BSN oy eR ay rie Sa) 
Moho Lis Coke ovens exhaust drivers .. ae Be sae ee ae Fe peas Pee) 
ei: Steel foundry engine- -drivers Fry HORE Ren Gare Ae a 15° 3 
Sire Ore- inioaty and coal- aS greasers .. ay sae te eas esha #ioieins LOO? 
Bake Junior Labour, HES) Per week. 
Pe Rabanne a A582 id. Y 
Bice, ee Wider 16 years, at thé-rate Of: ha oo. ARTSY ae \ £54 ex kd) <6 
f - .. Under 17 years, at the rate of Pera tas bats was oo ces a te eo rath) 70) 
ek PV ARMInaon IS Years, abGue Tale OF 8 ai) Gah Pier Fo nde Gye dees) woncd eas OO OD 
Under 19 years, at the rate of ©... Ok SR ane Dane =A 2 DUES 6 
_. Under 20 Vdate, ab the rate of oii. Saba, eRe ae? he YAO OS. 
“39 2 Onder 21 “Years; at She rate of p25 ee) oe as Sa ES 


: ve All wages shall be paid fortnightly. All workers shall be paid within a quarter ofan Hon. 
of knock-off time on pay-day. In the at of any further delay, employees shall be ee their 
ordinary rates for such delay.. 


When two. or more avers o or Buenet are employed on a job, and one is appointed a leading 
hand yea the management, he shall be paid one shilling pér day extra. 


Tn the event of any stoppage of work by the members of any union or any proceedings e 
: any union or its members to enforce a claim that the terms of any other award shall be applied 
_ to ‘this industry, or that the » industry should be brought under the control of any other jurisdic- 
tion or award, tbe Broken fiil Proprietary Company Limited shall be entitled on the beginning 
of such event forthwith. to apply for the rescission or Mereniaon of this Aw acd £0 far as it “relates 

to such union or its members. — 


x 


oO This variation shall take effect fourteen days after publication in the Government ae 
and shall remain in force thereafter until the 19th day of March, 1923. 


~ Leaye is reserved to the employer and eniploy ees; to apply as they may be advised upon any 
changes fi from the cost of | living basis of this Aw ard. ee 
Sl LES hee AL oy eee ey 3D ROBBEN 
Ma ee ae . ety : “ Aagitional. J udge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 





= NY 2 2813) Aa A STARS Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
; i 3 Sydney, 27th October, 1922 
s “(THE following: Aura of the Court made in exercise of the powers: conferred on it) by 
section 14 of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, determining certain industrial matters 
‘arising in and in relation to the industries and callings in respect of which the Stonemasons, 
&e. (State) Board is constituted (constitution published at page 1434 of No. 37 of Govern- 
- ment Gazette dated 24th February, 1922—sée also Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi, page 322) is 
: BEbished: in accordance We the: es of the Act and the Regulations thereunder, 


~~ 


sen ee Pes ek pe: : : P, ws KITCHING, 


“Qo. B02.) = 2 ae eS \ . Bees eae ee Industrial Registrar. 


2 IN THE, COURT or INDUS TRIAL ARBITR eo4 NEW SOUTH WALES. 
er eae SO ati By cre. 431 of 1922 


6 


4 oS Dale se a a ne | Stonemasons, &e. ¢State) Board. 
/ Application by t the Master Monume tal Masons Association of New South Wales, r 
Be ee ri Industrial Union of Employers. 


A : \ 5 as, i 


ip. 5 3 ieee Re He “Beda the 8th day of September, 1922. 


=< 


a ar ican " Monumental Masons, &e. (State) Award. 


Re Sse ne ECE CTS os es . Classification of “Employees. 
. Monumental masons and their assistants shall, for the purpose of this Aw ard, ‘Be 


; classified as follows :— 


_ Masons. —One who works any kind of ‘stone ants has to be cut to a Hoala or 
template, or has to. be proven to ‘a square or stvaight edge. ~ ; 
-Fixer.—One who builds or sets monumental work, or does refixing. 
7 Letter-cutter—One who marks out, cuts, or finishes letters in stone. 
ke atl ite Caryn —One who designs and executes ‘foliage and other carvings. : ‘ 
He ay se Assistant.—One who assists a mason or Aer, rubs or. paints all classes of stonework 
ree “or other. work in the trade. ~ : 
a ‘des Foreman,—Foreman means any ceniptoyree placed in charge ‘of one or. more tradesmen, 
5 ~ same not being a managerial pe 


a NED sae oe 3 . Hours of Working. 
oe et Fo ‘er, masons, letter-cutters, soe carvers not more than 44 hours Ss shall constitute a 


< 


poe Be 


week’s work, and shall be worked as follows :—Not miore than 8: hours per day, Monday 
to Friday inclusive, between 7 a.m. and 5 p.m., and not more than 4 hours on Saturday, 
ee, 7 am. and 12 noon, and any interval for meals shall be not less than 1 hour. 


For. fixers and assistants not more than 48 hours sball constitute a w soon W ork, 
be worked between 7 am. and 5 p.m., Monday to Hai vy inclusive, and between 7 a.m. 
id 12 noon on Saturday, | . . tan ‘ 





= 


“ 


‘NEW SOUTH. WALES GOvRNMENT G GAZETTE No 151 1. 


3, Wages. 
The following. fre be the minimum rates. of pay 
“Masons. and fixers 0. eee te eee oe ee vs bof bt as J 
‘Letter-cutters Aste cman aan <0, 9 i ARERR SF A) See: eee 
’ Carvers eC a piasik St 4 
~Assistants (28-2. alo bijacia, 2h 44 coin, What sy le™4 GEREN UBMNOEG a ly A MERE E ON wr t0oh. oko! OUI ay a ere areata ta 
Stone machinists (not being pomeeenee pone! taepnay’ Ui or ria ea a ‘ 
/ Stone machinists (not being comperent stonemasons). “eniplosed 
Hi SS tor do Anoulded “Work ys ess Paes gia Bie tay nc een ere 
8 POMBO FL ea. aisles + She eile he EM ip OUND CUES Pele pias, peeled wee EEE 
Polsiine.- ma ChiniseSe se oF vee ee eS Ce eee tees Mee ee rama 
“Float machinists a Spe SN Sa gt 
Frame-saw AVEIRO RDO ES} GWT ARN cP Mrs 3 iene a RAN yee a eae ras 7 ley Alt aie ene) 


Men oper rating surfacing machines shi al be. paid Ta. per ‘hour in addition to the 
abovementioned rates for all time so Worked, ° BON ay 


wae 


Foremén in charge of not more than 5 men, 7s Gd. per Fass +0) to 10° men, 12s. Ga. 
per week; -and over 10 men, 15s. per week, in pabition to the minimum rate: | ‘Provided! 
when coniputing the number of persons a foreman is i charge of, j lesistants are not to 
be inclided in the said number, ei a oR ge Aone Sng ge We 


i 
5 a 


- t z 
An employee working at Sandgate shall be paid any excess in the weekly railway 
fares between the amount payable by him if his place of work were in Newcastle or 
Maitland, as.the case may be, aud the amount ue: by him byrne ason Ot his pia? bey 
work being at: Sandgate, ; ae tae 
& ry piece work, Sa ee Pe 





ows 


ee) Piece-work is not allowed except in, letter-cutting, eas letter- cutting the follow ng 


‘shall be the minimum piece-work rates per, dozen letters i— A € Hee ail: Fis aD 
Freestone (painted work)— = MR Rae ti ika Suica da gu ar Mee oe gaa A A US ACA II At ep aA 
pea J peestonedetters. cub ands DIGCK Ad Sess iO yulecis oR ayasd Messe veo Vid eel eee ee fe Ore 
Old: letters reblacked wasn wa ald 6 ae le scone tile oa aee We SY ie ing Da SDs MS pracy, + 
iTreestone— oF oe pitas tree. iets non oe Vinge Gel att (ie oA Oe 
a Rawstoné cut and Ae shesits vod lel age hyo oes elias p hoki cheng We Sa eget ee gv 
Raaestone put and Silded:. /VLcabes shee fess gi cinlels ey wr kOe aioe sol ney aes Ss eee 
Cit; eilded, and : biaekedeed (ea. 45.2 5 niewig visit se vG mee Role Sema Ree SUD un aa ee 


Marble-- Hate ee feaee ig Pine oe a tye ue f ise Siew 
Letters cut, drilled, and lei Aded: dip kas cen Me ae HeLOe. § 
3 


Old Wardle Tetters; drilledvand Vender “8 oy Oe, cag es 11} : 
Marble letters cut and blacked “S50. 203 oe. ee he a Cee path ey ES ra 
Marble letters cut AUG SUM Hees ek pyc ae athe) cou eam aries Ol Nea ea a a cg 
NiGranite— i peri ee fey Sa bdo weet 
Granite letters cat and gilded By Pee oo Ae Maree sary ep NB e: Meal a eK 
Gilded only ..... Ee sabe Oy - Vere BD RS “Ghee ek sail WANGPIR GE Grad of WPT eitacokaecaee EU Ms icles St Liga vgs Caches 


Ali ornamentation to be. ae nid for. 

Provided that piece-workers shall be paid in Pde to their earning rs Hele for any period 
wor ai on any: day, -up-to four hours, and 1s, 6d. pare res, ' 

: bse FS : a 

t ue 5. Fares and Sharpening, Le ena oO 1g aS ae 
AT ‘fares ‘outside yi and ‘to be paid for by the employer. At sharps and claws te be 
‘provided | by tle employer,* ‘und also all hardstone cutting fools (for nren on day. work 
only). Employers shall supply all straight edges above eb near in length free to employees: gee 


aie o i. yy fs at ees 
} 6 - Pravelling Time, ae bs ne RE i Pia el 
(a) Workmen, sett to the country shall be paid all expenses for travelling Fares, 
and accommodation, ” WE : 


ae b) Time occupied in travelling to and f rom countty Ww ork ‘shall be pxia ae y daiaey 

rates: Provided that no employee shall be paid more than one ordinary day's wage for 
any time spent in travelling, unless‘he is on the, saine day. “occupied in working’ for his _ 
employer ; proyided also that “where a workman shall be occupied in ae avelling on both 
Saturday ao Sunday he shall be entitled to be paid for one day only. Seba aus 


, = = = 
vif 


Mt ak eee if par 
sai Lon 


th 


4 


‘ 
t 


. Banker Space, &e ~) ce nee gh : oe 


+ i 


The space between fr pice ‘bankers, or ‘between masons eng: weed % in cutting. free- 
stone, Shall not be less than 4 feet, hardstone 6 feet. Unless a satisfactory system of dust — 
removal or prevention is in) oper ation, masons Shall hot be /bankered within 25 feet of a 
junior surfacing or planing’ machine, and 50 feet of a senior surfacing or Mag 
inachine, or within 450 feet of a lathe, gb ars io : at 


me A, Ys ee ' 


ra 8. Yiotiares Gs a tans aes a le 
(a) The days upon which New Year’ Ss “Day, Anniversary Dax Good vida: Raster 
Monday, King’s ‘Birthday, Kight-hour Day, Christmas Day; and Boxing: Day are ‘observed, 
and also the picnic day of the Operative Stonemasons’ eLeaee of the State of New ‘South 


Wa sn shall be recognised as holidays. mah Sea Nee gt SRS Salers car 


aot be paid for. by. the employ er. 


ay 


i % * A oak 
We? beh s 


KADY Other holidays than those momicncd may be oeaeeen by’ the eubiowen as be ; 
kept, and in such-event the holiday so ordered shall be paid for (unavoidable stoppages 
excepted). Any other. holidays not so ordered may be kept. by the employees of each 
employer if a majority of such employees so Goad, and in this event tue setay.. shail) 





(c) If the majerity of the employees of any Simpley er. r decile to Ww wee on any ‘eden other ; 





holiday,. work may then proceed on that day as hog e: ordinary kine ones eed ‘the % ‘ Pe 


“payment therefor shall be at ordinary rates. : ; fi 


If the majority decides to work as aforesaid, but a mibe present Laciasorins at. ae 
according to such decision, the employer shall not be bound. to: provide. employment for a 
“such! employees if any as may so present themselves, and for such day. the Ww orks may, be 
closed, and the aes Se shall not be liable to any pay ment, therefor. or ae : 


9, Overtine, Roget no ea ae a teat 


+. Overtime shall be paid for‘at the tate’ ‘of tie | ‘and a hale, except svhien Rrra on 
serine or’ the holidays spec in subelause (a) of cl aay s, ash the ‘rate: Scam ba a 
double time, Ae Bi: (ag 





<i { ee 4 . a pet Pie ale 1 ot aay © > 


























ae Laity 3 


aREMENT GAZETTE, No, dot. 















5. wae iG Payment of Wages. ON RE 


wages sha be paid” in full weekly on Friday within 15 bates Of. leaving, off 
yvertime paid for. delay. Any employee discharged or lenving: Shall be. paid. in 
pon the expiry of: the required, notice, or overtime paid for tlre delay. provided notice 
f netice. is given aioe {2 noon. Yards which have paid. fortnightly. may. continue that 
CEL RRS SR NS 
‘ a es 2 ot se TA: ‘Apiiréntiges! 
ant «) Conditions. —Apprentices shall be legally indentured for five years. No employer 
vores > “shall. employ” more ‘than. one apprentice for every three journeymen or fraietion: of three. 
vr Stee Employers are not counted as. journeymen for the purpose of this clause... An Apprensise 
Cuareay ces shall not. assist in fixing s stones, except under the direct supervision of the muson... When 
Regret Yi 5 Nan apprentice has: completed his third. year, and is kept on work in the trade, of a monnu- 
a Sa mental mason in any yard or business, another apprentice may be taken on in his place 
RRR easy ears _ Without. breach of the proportion hereinbefore provided. 
De fs eg i SN Probation.—No. boy other than an apprentice shall work in any yard at the 
7 monumental trade, except a boy on probation w ith a view to apprenticeship, who may 
7) yee cee for a period of three months. 
ae = =o , (EY Wages. = The minimum. wage payable to apprentices shall be—F or the’ first 
: --year, 2 2s. 6d. per week; second. year, “ORs, Gd. per week ; third year, 38s. ie per week ; 
Fourth: year, #78. 6d, per Weeks fifth year, 60s. Gd. perv w eek, 


} 
oy x vt ‘ 


: ¥ ee His 12, Dismissal. i : 
Rn ea eay In the « ease of men on, hourly rates one. half-hour’s notice shall Ae given, either by 
a Senin Kor on employee, to. terminate sei heyeneny or ene half-hour’s pay shall be given or 
A be forfeited in Heu thereof. & 


; 


A 13. Accommodation, anna " RVG. eas 
A “The employer shall ‘provide hot water and suitable sanitary accommn od ation ‘ at the 





i aes oe “yard, keel car a Ste aa ES Re Ce ae 
abies habe arih ee oem eae aNd. oe ae. ‘Pueumatic Tools. ; Ma a x, 
te “ihe. Gelb, hee tool ‘may. be used at ordinary rates of pay bhly iipont) entail 


mouldings, checks or underhand- work ; if used in any other case, double time shall be 
oe for the time the tool. is so used. 


rf 


1: “Pr SParERRS: 


{ ‘ é 






A to ‘the Beaglstons of the Returned Soldiers. and Sailors arity ment Act, 
“4b19, as between niembers of the Operative Stonemasons Society of the State of New 
oe Aha South Wales, and other persons offering their labour at the same time, such menibers shall 
he fitted ce, 2B) Suployes in’ ess rau ‘e to such other persons. 


46. Area, Incidence, and Duration. 








mie Gazette } No. 97 of 2nd May, 1919, made in and in relation to the industries and callings 
dn respect of which the- Stonemasons, &e. (State) Board is constituted, as varied by 
Orders of the Court, published in Government Gazettes No: 197 of Sth August, 1919; No. 
J > °98 of 14th May, 1920; ‘No. 204 of 26th\ November, 1920; No. 216 of 24th December, 1920, 
mesh ti and No. 40 of 18th March, 1927 =) 
Rew It shall apply to all monumental masons and fixers, letter-cutters, carvers, assistants, 
"stone machinists, polishers, polishing float, and frame-saw machinists, within the jurisdiction 
2 OF the said Board throughout the State, excluding the county. of Yancowinna. 














































4 4S Ke aM ae hy Fer Additional Judge of. the Court of Industrial Arbitration, 


es 


sil By: a Tt shall take effect fourteen days after publication in Government Gazette, and shall 
CS i remain in force thereafter for.a period of three years. 
ees oe a _ Leave is reserved He Ae ea to apuy at any time as ‘they may be advised: for 
Des eet iy i) mnety Award, See i ; 
PORE oe. fy vi Bs tei ee Z eae ; roi, |. ROLIN, 











[2s231 Oe eg ea Mee ote Industrial Registrar's Office, ; 
Stine: ac heer ae ee he Bote | Sydney, 27th October, 1922. 
THE. Goa wenas HSed x ihe Court ae in exercise of the powers conferred on it by 
section 14. of ‘the: Industrial Arbitration ACT, 1912, determining certain industrial niatters 
arising in and in relation to the, industries and ¢ allings in respect of which the Warehouse 
_ Employees (C winberland and Northumberland) Board is constituted (constitution published 
at page 1466 of No. 37 of Government Gazette, dated 24th February, 1922—see also 
--:<Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi, page 387) is published 1 in accordance with the provisions, of 
7% ie _ the Act and the R egulations thereunder, . 


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Maat a oe es FW. KITCHING, _ ue 
0, 8,580.) mo reer aN Ses ip Fehon tats eS. Seas Todustrial Registrar, 






IN THE cour or INDU STRIAL ; ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH ee 
ee Stet RP at Mor ROE ARIE re eet eta baer in a 
“Warehouse. italia pees (Cumberland and Northumberl and) Boatdl bi abl 


YGEue | Appiteation by the. Shop Assistants and Warehouse -mployees’ Federation of Australia, 
Ra ea Rs ie.) Be ibe ot er South. Wales, Industrial Union. of Employees. | ee, 


AR ceo Ser & Dhapsday, the 28th day of September, 1922. 
Pe Warehouse ended €es (Cumberland and Northumberland) Award. 

















ey ig : 1S SW A i So Stet a SBOE OOP WAREHOUSES. be. Me play) St a gare EA Nee 
Sade) s KA wae Sede aes is ey Wages. f 
es? The w minis, wages te be pad shall bea as follow : po rate : 
Sal tea oN Mi Ome eee fs pty ER a a Tc eat pec NEates,) ": Mem mies. 
PRs, gelia is E fe Mae Sta Pees Hes y Per week. “Per week, 
is 9 ge Ag ; Seatac Tee etn ates i 8. cL. Sera 
Under 45 eal $e: eet att arenes enna Ava bie F aiaha a) Tea 102.0 


a At 15 years of age ........ kek Pg ra eke iS 10 the: aay a 
be Oe te Bhim $0 ohh , , SOS Saran oe 20 0 eet 6. 
5 At 17 years Ofage...0.. 045. Pe RU MET tly 205 Oes, 
DOP ALAS years” Ree ae BN hac cy 2) B2 te iy 
Ry At 19 years of age Se ce ce 40. Cir 


<P! Ge 





At 20 years of age ae Be inde UML RIK oy 7 BG eR, oe a uh 
At 21 pi tis hae 180 ‘i 
At fe hile ; ps 23 

oar ahs 


Dy is Awa rescinds and replaces the Award of the Court published in Government 





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NHW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMMNT GAZHUTR, No. 151. 


Employees entering the business between the ages of 17 and 19 years of age, who have dy, 
had no previous experience, may be employed for a period ‘of twelve mouths at 20 per cent. — 
Jess than the above rates; “Wit thls ee eR es Sh Paes! get ena, 

Casual Hmployees.—Males employed for a less tern. than. one week shall be paid wis ig 
2s. 9d. per hour, with a minimum payment of 16s. 6d. per day or part thereof, Re ie 
/ ee Bas Ser 2a j 4 


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3. Overtime and Tea Money. - ae 
e (a). Work for which overtime is to be paid.—Employees may be called upon to work 
twenty-six nights in the year without the payment of overtime, provided that work done on 
any such night shall be limited to two and a half hours, and each employee worked shall 
be paid 2s. tea money. The employer may arrange with his employees: to work such over- 
time without a break. Such overtime to start from 5.50 pm. Time and a half means 
half time in addition to ordinary, time. Lair BAe oi wi 
(dD) Rate. of Overtime.—Work done in excess of 44 hours per week, or by any 
employee before the starting or after the finishing time hereinbefore specified and in excess 
of the aforesaid twenty-six nights in the year, shall be paid at the rate of time and a half 
without tea money, and shall be paid in addition to the weekly wage actually received. 
‘Work done on Sundays or public holidays or days observed as such shall be paid. for at 
“double rates without tea money, In all cases any portion of an hour less than. thirty. Sat 
minutes shall be ‘reckoned as. thirty minutes, and any portion,.of an hour above thirty 
minutes shall be reckoned as an hour. . Bi Ren ed 
as z Soe Sa 
‘4. Time and Payment of Wages. Sid 
All wages in addition to any bonus, commission, or premium the employer may choose 
to pay, shall be paid. on Thursday in each week, and shall be calculated up to.and_ includ- 
ing the day of payment. Overtime shall be paid within a week from the pay-day succeeding . 
the day on which such overtime became due, : CP ce eee TR 


5, Termination of Employment, PT : 
:! s 
To terminate the engagement either side shall give or take one week’s notice. Any 
employee with more than three months’ service on leaving or being discharged, and if he so _ 
demands it, shall be given a note stating the length and nature of. employment; such note 
shall be-the property of the employee and shall he returned to him by any subsequent — 
employer, unnoted, within seven days from the’ commencement of his service, Bee 


6. Absent Without Leave. made 
_. Tn cases of absence from duty a doctor’s certificate or other satisfactory evidence 
of sickness must be produced to the employer, if required, to entitle any employee within. { 
twelve months service, whose engagement is a weekly one, to receive one full week's Wages ; 
provided that, the employer shall net be bound to pay for more than fourteen days absence 
jn the case of sickness in. any one, year. In all cases of absence from duty without 
permission no wages need be paid by the employer for the time not worked, : ; 
7. Annual Holidays. 
All employees. who. haye been in the employment of an employer for a period of __ a 
twelve months shall be given two weeks’ holidays at the employer's convenience during a 
the period on full pay. Hmployees with less than twelve months service upon termination 
of employment shall be given proportionate holidays. Gon PRUNE LenS a Ne ick ron 
\ SiePrefeionedie 9 Ceres r leat 
are Subject to the provisions of the Returned. Soldiers and Sailors Employment Act, 
1919, employers shall not. discriminate against. members of the Shop Assistants and Ware- 
house Employees’ Federation of Australia, New South Wales, im fayour of other persons ye 
offering their Jabour at the same time, and shall give them preference where possible. - Sie 


“9g, Conciliation Gommittee. 
_ A conciliation committee may be appointed with an equal number, of representatives — ere 
of employers and employees to deal with, disputes and matters concerning the interests of ; 5 
either parties. Li 4 fae d , 


10. Permission to interview Employees, 


During the months of January and July, the Secretary of the Shop Assistants and © 
Warehouse Employees’ Federation of ‘Australia, New South ‘Wales, will be permitted to 
interview members of the Union at their place of employment before 10 a.m. on any days _. 
but Saturday to collect. contributions only, providing that he notifies the Manager or some 
other responsible person of his intention to do sa, : Pex ges reais 


11. Travellers and Departmental Managers, 


This Award shall not apply to travellers or- departmental managers in réceipt of . 
more than £5 2s, per Week, calculated on a monthly average Desist ys ‘s z 
Ms 4 ; 2 . eS ; eae ; ¢ ad ) 


12. Area, Incidence, and Duration. — 


This Award shall apply to employees engaged in or in connection with the handling, 
reception, sale, or delivery of goods in softgoods warehouses in the counties of Cuinberland ask 
- and Northumberland within the jurisdiction of the Warehouse Employees (Cumberland and =~ 

Northumberland) Board. e: any Aa ; . 

It shall take effect.on and from the 20th day of October, 1922, and ‘ahaill ;Feniain In.) “S.) eek? oA 


force thereafter for ‘a period of one year. RS eek, a a a } 
Ob pis nd Say a ay H/RUCGURTEWAsees oe 
BME ae ae NR Py . . Additional. Judge of the Court of Industrial ‘Arbitration, — 


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A {2812] Ligeia ? «: a 3 yah Industrial Registrar’ s Office, . 
Ae Fs SR Sydney, 27th October, 1922. 


“THE following Order of the Court. varying thie: Award of the Deputy Court for the 
District of Newcastle published in Government Gazette of the 16th July, 1920 (18 1.G. 
187), made in and in relation to the industries and callings in respect ot which the Shop 
Assistants, &c. (Country) Board is constituted (constitution published at page 1465 of No. 
_ 37 of Government Gazette, dated 24th February, 1922), as varied by Orders of the Deputy 
Court published in Government Gazettes of 12th November, 1920 (18 1.G. 995), 10th 
December, 1920 (18 1.@, 1857), 1st April, 1921 (19 I:G. 1457), and 24th June, 1921 (20 I.G, 
153), and by Orders of the Court published in Government Gazettes of 16th December, 1921 
(20 TG. 1191), and 10th March, 1922 (21 1.G. 911) [corrected in Government. Gazette of 
81st March, 1922 ( i Si Ae oe 1109) |, is published in accordance with the provisions of the 
Industrial Arbitration Act. 1912, and the Regulations thereunder, 


URS | i ae Oe NT EON CETE NG ch 
(No, 3,525.) - : : Industrial Registrar, 


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IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
W 3 - No. 480 of 1922, ! 
se Be ee Assistants, &c. (Country) Board.- 


i wee by the Country Traders’ Association of New South Wales, Industrial Union 
of Employers. f 


Monday, the 9th day of ‘October, 1922, 
iahap “yysaeoaachine &c. (Northumberland Gauntny) Award. 


7 é sack ‘Variation. 


1. Delete clause 3, Wages, of the said Award, gazetted 16th July, 1920, as varied 


in Gazettes of 10th December, 1920, 1st April, 1921, 16th December, 1921, and 10th March, 

1922 (corrected in Gazette of 31st March, 1922), and substitute therefor the following 

beri mae 
eg bana oe 3. Wages. 

Wages within the county of Northumberland, Munidipality of Raymond Terrace, 

and parish of Stockton (excluding the area comprised within a radius of. ten miles 

of the Newcastle Post Office), shall not be less per week than the rates set out in the 


. following scale :-— ; - 
Males. Females. 

gay Sa 
(a) Under 15 years of Beek eRe ie, Sok ee ke he ee 18°40 
eee MEAT OU ORLY SES cetGciis:s secs os itnb-cka Soe ds whic 'e patel aiens La 9 ABD 
ALI AG NV COURS OL AROS Ss ceases keen: « Wenig Mra sats ak attaita ts ater 24°93 18: 0 
cA CAS ANNE SES BCU Nac a wale wigs vhs + ate ae ae as 32 6 23° 6 
At-J18 years cf age. ia... are CS Sar SEN att aa ARAN te 41 3 QS EG 
aE AMOUR CUD ES HOE a ELRPO sche ied plead acy (a iulie/-o/'saeagrigte 0 wer es ialh eC B B29 SOO 
Ay BONY OSINS: WOT) AIEEE Sis, tale doa) op aise e wre grater BFS tar perenne hes 65 38 42 0 
EN eR eel CEU L CEP aust kote wie Sy aatiellecey debe eee aaa os eet Wake elgg FBO 46 O 
Ady Sas VER ESCOL VA BO cl S2e.0 fied. shoe Gee eee Gcea aia odes 6 83. 0 48 6 
Gia MOO OL ASSMAN MOVER > of cmron cate bielefeleis ele einbe 4 “ Oh 3a. 6 


' Males or females entering the trade between the ages of 17 and 20 years 
without previous experience may, for the first two years, be paid 20 per cent. less 
than the rates hereinbefore specified 1 for males and females respectively. 


tn ms (0) Shop Assistants working in back stores —Up to 17 years. of age,. 32s. Gd. : 


up to 19 years of age, 5 568, 3d. ; ; ane up to 20 years of age, 68s, 6d. ; at 21 years of age 
and over, ‘T8s. 

(c) Casual Employees. finn assistants, eashiers, and office assistants employed 
for less than one Week shall be paid—males 2s. 4d., females 1s. 4d., per hour; Tainimun 
eDeyteat for a day or part thereof—males 12s. 4d., females 7s. 10d, 

(d) Departmental Manager —Shop assistant with not less than two assistants 
feutier him, in charge of a department in a tes with the duty of. buying or selecting 
Tor his department—males 103s., females 78 


(e) Departmental Grocery Manager PWalere there are five or more assistants . 


employed, one shall be classed as manager—maies 103s., females 73s. 


(f) Departmental Manager.—Shop assistant with not less than one assistant, 


with full responsibility of buying and selecting for his department—males 1038., 
females 73s.; with not less than four assistants—males 110s. 6d., females 7s.; with 
more than ten assistants—males 123s., females 82s. 


(g) Branch Manager.—Shop assistant employed to be in charge of a branch 


shop with or without the duty of buying, not being a shop ‘assistant temporarily in 
‘icharge of a branch shop during the absence of the person employed as a branch 
manager—males 103s., females 73s. 

(hh) Manager.— Shop assistant in charge of a shop, with or witbout the duty 
of buying, where the employer takes no actiye part in the management, or where 
the control is vested in a board of directors, or a committee of shareholders, or the 
like—males 108s. 6d., females 78s. 

(i) Shop Walker.—Shop assistant principally engaged in walking’ the floor, 
supervising sales, or Checking bills—males 106s. Gd., females 76s. 6d. 

Provided that subclauses (d), (e), (f), (7), avd (fv) shall not apply to em- 
_ ployees who are principally engaged in the direction and control of other employees. 


2. Clause 11 of the said Award is varied by clause 3 hereof. 


8. This variation shall take effect fourteen days after its publication in the Govern- 


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ment Gazette, and with the said Award, gazetted 16th July, 1920, as varied as afor esaid, oe 

Bh shall remain in force thereafter for a period of one year. an, 

‘ay i | Leave is.reserved-to employers and employees to apply to the ‘Court for a new ‘Aw sti 3 JME aoe 
ps ran ine time before shack expiration of this Award. ; : Bore 

. 2 es j So TE ROLINS 4 


Peta St Additional Judge of the Court at Industrial Arbitration. ‘tet 
No. 151, 27 Ooediins, 1922.—8, are 








NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZEYTE, No. 151. [27 Ocr, 1992. 





[2817] Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
Sydney, 27th October, 1922. 


THE following Order of the Court varying the Award of the Court published in Govern- 
ment Gazette of the 18th June, 1920 (18 I.G. 138), made in and in relation to the industries 
and callings in respect of which the Butchers (Country) Board is constituted ( constitution 
published at page 1443 of No. 37 of Government Gazette, dated 24th February, 1922—see 
also Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi, page 340), as varied by Orders of the Court published in 
Government Gazettes of 14th January, 1921 (19 I.G. 185), 24th Mareh, 1921 (19 I1.G,. 1440), 
15th April, 1921 (19 I.G. 1442), 13th April, 1922 (21 I.G. 1098), and 8th September, 1922 
(22 1.G. 660), is published in accordance with the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration 
Act, 1912, and the Regulations thereunder. A 
| oe eae ¥. W. KITCHING, 
(No, 3,528.) Industrial Registrar. 
IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW. SOUTH WALES. 
No. 463 of 1922. 
Butchers (Country) Board. ‘ 
Application by the Model Butchering Company and others, of Tamworth. 
Monday, the 9th day of October, 1922. 
Butchers, Retail (Country) Award. - 
Variation. iva" 

1. Add to clause 2, Hours of Labour, of the said Award, gazetted 1Sth June, 1920, as 
varied in Gazettes of 14th January, 1921, 15th April, 1921, and 18th April, 1922, the follow- 
ing paragraph :— 

Provided further that in the town of Tamworth during the months from 
October to March, inclusive, the hours of labour shall not exceed 48 hours per week 
and shall be worked between the following times :-— 


: 


Moning BLE Ca aces se chats NE Aide cet scomeedelieno els 5.80 a.m. to4 p.m. 

DRPES Tay). ie she win wtescstenase ie CCN TC EU Be eiaks 5.30a.m.to4 p.m, - 
* Wednesday Uris. aug otis mista acedtrorelact etree aces 5.30 a.m. to 3.30 p.m. 

TE DUTSAAY 26. 5 ced alsie aie uate s opie nicre meron s aise sagan 5.30 a.m. to 4 p.m. 

UP aCe An heme A INES eu eee Pe RRadeaseeue «ote sete ... 5.80 a.m, to 4 p.m. 

Serb tira vor Ss aetna sc tere siecone one otter ies tensteus PE D080 Bm 0. 12.505). 


2 This variation shall take effect from the 9th day of October, 1922, inclusive, and 
shall remain in force thereafter until the 21st day of September, 19238. ¢ 


, T, ROLIN, : 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 


[2803] Industrial Registrar’s Office, ae 
: : Sydney, 27th October, 1922. 


THE following Order of the Court varying the Award of the Court published in Govern- 
ment Gazette of the 22nd April, 1921 (19 LG. 1711), made in and in relation to the 
industries and callings in respect of which the Tug Boats (Port Jackson and Newcastle) 
Board is constituted (constitution published at page 1478 of No. 87 of Government Gazette, 
dated 24th February, 1922—see also Industrial Gazette. vol. xxi, page 471), is published 
in ac¢cordance with the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, and the Regula- 
tions thereunder. 
F,.-W. KETCHING, 
(No. 3,523.) ; Industrial Registrar. 


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IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
No. 393 of 1922. 4 pt 
Tug Boats (Port Jackson and Newcastle) Board. 
1. Delete clause 4, Wages. of Part 1, Conditions of Employment on Harbour Tugs 
under 30 n.h.p.. of the said Award, gazetted 22nd April, 1921, and substitute in lieu thereof 
of James Wallace. : ; 5 
Monday, the 11th day of September, 1922. 
Firemen, Deckhands and Cooks on Tug Boats (Port Jackson and Newcastle) Award. 
Variation. \ 

1. Delete clause 4, Wages, of Part 1, Conditions of Employment on Harbour Tugs 
under 80 n.h.p., of the said Award, gazetted 22nd April, 1921, and substitute in lieu thereof 
the following clause :— ; : 

: 4, Wages. 


} 


The minimum weekly wage for employees on harbour tug boats under 30 n.ixp. shall 


be as follows :— 
Per week. 


: £ 


s. d. 
EH) WUPCMIED eos o> bas lacate, Bible vie se RIN oy po feraee esate MA eget) 
DeckHands. 6.0 b.5 eee Bee get MAPA Peek) pee 8 
(b) Youth labour— $ : 
Emder LT vyOars eve orl eSieutis lege le o> olin dye) Wisiele PALS 1.14, 6. > 
17 years and under 18 years ...-- Mos Vivecuaies aaes aintoe enh 2 OTS 3 
18 years and under 19 years .....-.ee ers eer crete Ree aN oRE 
19 years and under 20 years ...--..sseeerrcreess SAAC 
20 years and’ under 21 years ...-..++2 0d. okey ere et 379.20 


nditions of Employment on all Tug Boats 


® Delete clauge 1, Wages, of Part 2, Co 
and substitute in lieu thereof 


other than those mentioned in Part 1, of the said Award, 
-the following clause :— 


1. Wages, 
The minimum rates of pay shall be as follows :— 
Per month. 
£) SS AO oe 
Zz 

Firemen 0% Se Stale eae aie Sd ea Ge seers ieote CAG WIE ROME es te are “a re 2 
Deckhands  ....-.-% FPN Sree sai hal s) sataey SiGe cusiees en Walt a oe 6 - 3 
OGOKS Ake so Reva CNAe Gey era e Pe ales Nomiyaa mee oe Fe 16 








27 Ocr, 1922] _ NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 151. 5821 











, If owners’ prefer to find the men employed on any boat they may make a 
deduction of £2 15s. per month each. 


Notr.—In calculating the weekly w ages of employees for whom a | monthly wage 
is fixed, a month shall be deemed to consist of four and one-third weeks, and ‘the 
monthly wages are to be deemed to include the sum of two pounds fifteen shillings 
deducted from men ‘who are feund. 


3. Delete from clause 5, Overtime—Harbour Tugs, of the said Part 2 of the said 
Award, the figures and letters “2s. 6d.,” appearing in the first line, and substitute in lieu 
thereof the figures and letters “2s. 34d.” 

4. Delete from clause 7, Shift Money—Harbour Tugs, cf the said Part 2 of the 
said Award, the figures and letters “2s. 6d.” “5s.” and “2s 6d.” appearing respectively 
in subclauses (b), (f), and (g), and substitute in lieu thereof the figures and letters 
Pease 34d., CaS Tae and SS 28 O30... 

Delete clause 10, Overtime—Outside Boats, of the said Part 2 2 of the sala Award, 
and apaeitate in lieu thereof the following clause :— 


.- 10. Overtime—Outside Boats. 

Subject to'clause 12 hereof, and in cases where shift money does not apply. 
evertime shall be payable for all work in excess of eight hours per day. The minimum 
rate for overtime shall be 2s. 34d. for each two hours or part thereof. 

6. Delete fuom clause 12, Shifts for Outside Boats, of the said Part 2 of the said 
Award, the figures. and letters “ 2s. 6d.” and “5s.” appearing respectively in subclauses (@) 
and (0), and substitute in lieu thereof the figures and letters “2s. 33d.” and “4s. 7d.” 

‘7. Clause 2 of Part 3, General, of the said Award is varied by clause 8 hereof. 

8. This variation shall take effect from the 6th day of October, 1922, inclusive, and, 
with the said Award gazetted 22nd April, 1921, shall remain in force thereafter for a period 
of one year, : 

Leave is reserved to employers and employees to apply to the Court for a new Award 
at any ae before the expiration of this Award. 





H. R. CURLEWIS, 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 





[2804 | . Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
“ A - Sydney, 27th October, 1922. 
THE following Order of the Court varying the Award of the Court published in Govern- 
ment Gazette of the 23rd April, 1920 (17. I.G. 1098), made in and in relation to the 
- . industries and callings in respect of which the Cold Storage, &c., Employees (Cumberland ) 
Board is constituted (constitution published at page 1443 of No. 87 of Government Gazette, 
dated 24th February, 1922—see also Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi, page 341), as varied by 
Orders.of the Court published in Government Gazettes of 20th August, 1920 (18 T.G. 526). 
19th November, 1920 (18 I.G. 939), and 4th August, 1922 (22 1.G. 368), is published in 
accoraance with the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, and the Regulations 
thereunder. 
BP. We KITCHING, : 
* GNoms, One. ) ake industrial Registrar. 


IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
+. — No. 464 of 1922. 
Cold BS es &c., Employees, (Cumberland ) Beard. 


Application by the New South Wales Fresh Food and Ice Company Limited, and other 
Hmployers. 
Friday, the 13th day of October, 1922. 
Cold: Storage, &c., Employees (Carabestandy Award. 
Variation. 
(Eight Hours (Amendment) Act, yeas) 

1. Clause 2, Hours of Labour, of the said Award, gazetted 23rd oe 1920, is deleted 
and replaced by clause 2 hereof. 

Hours of Labour. 

2. The ordinary working hours of employees working in cold storage chambers or 
employees who, as part of their duties, work in such chambers, deemed to be fixed by 
proclamation at 44 per week by the Hight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1922, are hereby varied, 

_and, together with the hours of the other employees who are subject to the said AW ard, 
shall be as follows :— 
Per Week, Monday to Saturday, 48. 
Starting Time Monday Finishing Time Monday~ Finishing Time on 
to Saturday. to Friday. Saturday. 
Inside hands ....... i Between 7 a.m. and 6 p,m. 12.30 p.m. 
Outside hands ...... Between 7 a.m. and 6 p.m. 12.30 p.m. 
Marck Namdss 7s. ..e Between 7.30 a.m. and Dip. 12.30 p m. 
LGe@= havwds7s.8e. < ic Between 5 am. and 5/p:m. 12,30 p.m. 
An employer may at his option work Be hands in shifts of eight hours in each 
twenty-four hours. 
| ~ Bach employee shall have a fixed starting time, which shall only be alterable by 
te giving seven days’ notice, except when shipping, when no such notice will be necessary. 
: » Per day. 
: S53 en Z Monday to Friday. Saturday. 
Sees TNSIWE BAMIS cies ie odo ts Pi abetg eke ie ee LOWES, 54 hours. 
ee * ‘ eats OUTS AOI TNS oy ca Es 5 oft Hdiera te odes ee 2 84 hours. 54 hours. 


; YAP EL DUELS st tar Uae « “ete alah Seah Weis < ols Pe S# hours. 44 hours, 
: ; Ice hands .. Wear’. st9 Be Ga en eS 84 hours. 5+ hours. 


? ' (On employees receiving one month’s notice, ice hands may have half-holiday 
either on Wednesday or Saturday.) ; 


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NEW SOUTH, WALES GOVERNMENT aa 





Cold Blorkne hours—Saturday. 


To be worked between 7 a.m. and 12 30° p.m. Cold storage hanks may Lee employed 
‘by the employers on Saturday in handling and receiving and/or storing meat, namely, 





beef, mutton, lamb, veal, or pork, and shall, except as hereinafter provided, be entitled. 


to knock off at 12.30 p.m, on such Saturday : 


Provided always that in the case of— 


(a) Rabbits received by rail and intended ‘to be pamet which may AEA at the 


works up to and after 


2.30 p.m, on Saturday ; ; 


(0) butter and produce other than meat received at the works up to and after 
12.30 pan. on Saturday which may have arrived by steamer or otherwise; 


(c) produce intended for export, or ships’ 
delivered to her on Saturday after 12.30 p.m., 
to sail on or before § a.m. on the following. Monday ; 


stores required: by -the ship» to be 
provided such ship is advertised 


_(d) breakdown of machinery or any unforeseen occurrence or emergency ; 
(e) ‘produce intended for storage on Saturday, and, coming forward by steamer, 
rail, or vehicle, that may he delayed in transit, 
such cold stor age hands shall work on Saturday. after mid: “day if and for Sach time’ as‘ * 
the employers require them or any of them so to do. ree 
(f) All meat on the conveyor up to 12.30 p.m. on Saturday at the roe Food and 


Ice Company’s 


cold storage works is to be stored into chambers. 


. This variation shall take effect fourteen days after publication in the Government 
Giant and shall remain in force thereafter until the 


27th day of J uly, 1923. 
TT. ROLIN, : 


Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 


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SPECIAL GAZETTE UNDER THE ~PUBLIC SERVICE 
ACT, 1902.” 





APPOINTMENTS. 
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 

the Public Service Board, has approved of the follow- 

ing appointments :— 

Mr, Frank Edwards, Clerk, Government Dockyard, 
Newcastle, Department of Public Works, as Clerk, 

‘ Department of Public Works.—from 21st August. 

1922 

Mr. Frank Rowe Lee, a6 Junior Clerk, Department of 
Public Works. on probation for six months,—trom 
Ist September, 1922. 


Mr. Jack Ronald Bathgate, Gadet Draftsman, Land © 


Board Office, Armidale, Department of Lands, as 
Cadet Draftsman, Department of Public Works,— 
from 22nd September. 1922. 


DEPARTMENT OF MINES. — 


Mr. Richard Hind Cambage, Under Secretary and 
Warden, Department of Mines, being also ap- 
pointed ’ Superintendent, Explosives Department, 

~—such appointment to take effect from the 13th 
September, 1922’ (Ms. 1922-5,345-119). 

(The above notice is in lieu of that published in 

the Special Gazette under the Public Service Act, 

2s No. J dated 29th September, 1922.) 


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S A NEWSPAPER. } 


FRIDAY, 27 


OCTOBER. 


[1922. 


COLONIAL TREASURER’S DEPARTMENT.. 


Miss Amy Laing, on. probation for six months, as 
Shorthand-writer and Typist, State Superannua- 
tion Board,—from 18th September, 1922. 


DBPARTMENY Ox THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE, 


Miss Kdith Mary Jones, to be a Shorthand-writer and 
Typist, on probation for six months, Office of the 
Public Service Board,—from Ist October, 1922, 





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HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 


Executive. Council, has approved of the~ following 


appointments : —~ 


Mr. Herbert Howell. Farrington, Relieving Cle Tk of 

' Petty Sessions, to act as  Olerk of Petty Sessions, 
West Maitland, during the absence of Mr. W. Ss. 
Bromhead, on "leave, from 24th October, 1922; 
also to act as District Registrar in Bankruptcy at 
West Maitland (to act only at such times as the 
Police. Magistrate is unable to perform the duty), 
and Registrar of Births, Deaths. and Marriages 
for the District of West. Maitland at West Mait- 
land,—from same date. 


Mr. Edward Percy Cusick, Relieving Clerk of Petty 
Sessions, to act as poe of the District Court 
at Muswellbrook, vice Mr. G. McKay, and pend- 
ing permanent arrangements, —from date of com- 
meneing duty. 








. Mr. Duncan Frank-Parker, Relieving Clerk of “Pett 


Sessions, to act as Clerk of Pett. qpessions, Cow ray’ 









during the absence of Mr. D, 
—from 23rd October ; also to act, 





1885, and Regulations therdinder 
date. ee ete 


Mr. Joseph Tecsdalo Tarn, Relievin 
ranald, during the absents*of Mr. R. M. Stewart, 


on leave,—- from 25th October,- 1922. also to act. as 
District Registrar in Bankruptcy at Balranald (to 


act only at such times as the Police Magistrate is ” 


unable to perform the dirty), and Absistant Regis- 


trar of Births, Deaths, and Marriages for the Dis: 


trict of Wentworth, at Balranald,-from same 
date. aa 

Mr. William Andrew Forsyth, Relieving Clerk of 
Petty Sessions, to act as Clerk of Petty. Sessions, 
Wallsend and Plattsbure, during thesabsence of 
pe R. Solling, on leave,—from 23rd ° October, 
LIZZ. 


Mr, Arthur Charles McDonald, Acting Crown Land e 


Agent, Port Macquarie, to act also as Clerk of 
Petty Sessions at that place during the absence 
of Mr. S,. Marcolino, on leave,—from 12th Qcto- 
ber, 1922; also to act as District, Registrar im‘ 
Bankruptcy at Port Macquarie (to act only at 
such times as the Police Magistrate is unable to 
perform the duty), Assistant Registrar of Births, 
Deaths, and Marriages for the Districts of ‘The 
Hastings and The Macleay at Port Macquarie, 
and Registrar of the Covrt of Review at that 
place under the Land and Income Tax Assessment 
Act, 1895, and. Regulations thereunder—from 
same date. } 


Mr. William Kirby Earls, Assistant. Clerk of Petty 
Sessions, Kogarah, to act as Clerk of Petty Ses- 
sions, Ryde and Hornsby, during the absence of 
ene L. Foster, on leave,—from 17th October, 

SLL. 


GEORGE W. FULLER, Premier: 





RETIREMENTS. 
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATIOX. 


THE following retirements from the Publie Service | 


are hereby notified :— “} 


Miss Honora A. M; Sheeby. Mistress, Public School, 
Croydon Park, in terms of section 21° of the | 
Superannuation Act, 1916. Last day of service, ; 


22nd June, 1923. 


Mr: Charles James Drummond Blackmore, Clerk, | 


Head Office, in terms of section 66 (3) of. the 
Public Service Act, 1902. Last day of service, 
28th November, 1923. 


Mr.. Frank. Bibo; Teacher, Public School, Budgee: 
Budgee,.in terms of section 66 of the Public 
ek Act. Last day of service, 7th November, 


COLONIAL TREASURER’S DEPARTMENT, 


Mr. George Groves, Compositor, Government Print-. 


ing Office, in terms of section 67 of the Public 
Service Act. 1902. 
October, 1923. 


(This notice. to be in lieu of that published ‘n 


Government Gazette No. 147 of 18th October, 1922.) 
GEORGE W. FULLER, Premier. 
_ RESIGNATIONS. 
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION, 


THE following resignations from the Public Service 


are hereby notified :— 


Miss Fanny Harriett Horberry, Shorthand-writer and 
ee Head Office,—as from the 26th October, 
Mr. Arnold Augustus Dennis, Teacher, Public School, 


Rannock, Last day of ‘service, 27th “y 
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fond 
Registrar of the Court of Review. at that place |}. 
(ssessment Aét;-}: 
from the samen}. 


‘Clerk of Petty | 
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‘Gor. SSORETARY'S DEPARTMENT AND OFFIO“L OF THE 

: RINISTER OF PUBLIC HRALTH. 

Mr, Ghitles Edward Dominic Stuart-Robertson, Clerk, 
“fourist Bureau, Last day of. service, 21st Sep- 

Her, 1923. Re 






FORESTRY COMMISSION 


fr. Harold Charles Nicholson, Junior Clerk, i orestry 
' 1 Commissionj—le day ‘of service being 23rd Octo- 








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8ORGE FULLER, Prenfier. 


TERMINATION OF SERVICES. 


“CLIT? GEORETARY'S DEPARTMZNT AND OFFICE OF THE 
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HIS Ezocllency the Governor, with tho advice of the 


Executive Council, and. upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has approved of the services 
of they undernrentioned. officers being dispensed with, 


“in terms of section 65 of the Pubhe Service Act, 1902, 


Vis, cs fi 
Mr. Raymond Mortimer Butler, Examiner, Depart- 
' ment of Audit. Last day of service, 22nd October, 
1922... 
Mr. Virgil Roberts, Attendant, Office of the Metro- 
: olitan Officer of Health, Office cf the Director- 
jeneral of Public Health. Last day of service, 
Qist October, 1922. 


_) GEORGE W. PULLER, Premier. 





~ PUBLIC SERVICE NOTICE. 
THE Public Service Board hereby notify that, con-— 
currentiy with the Intermediate Certificate Kxamina- 
tion, a competitive examination of candidates for 
admission to the Clerical Division of the Publit Service 
of the State will be held in Sydney and at various 
country centres, which will be fixed, as far as possible, 
to suit the convenience of. candidates, on the 27th’ 
November, 1922, and following days. — 

Candidates must be not less than 15 nor more than 


a 


21 years of age on the first day of examination. Pro- 


‘vided that successful male candidates will be ineli- 


gible for permanent appointment umtil they have 
reached 16 years of age; while girls will be ineligible 
for employment till they have reached the age of 
17 years. They must be of good character and in 
sound ‘health. <es,7 ah Bat eats tess a 

The subjects in which candidates will be examined — 
are prescribed in Regulation. 105, and the standard 
will be that of the Intermediate Certificate. Cente 

Application. to attend the examination .must © be 
‘nade on a form for the purpose, which can be ob-. 


~ tained at the Office of the Board, 39 Hunter-stzeet. 


Sydney, and must reach the undersigmed not fater 
than the 30th: O¢tober, AgM2.. cet ee 
Successful male candidates will be appointed, on 
probation, as vacancies occur, at a commencing salary 
of £84 to £107 per annum, according to age. At the 
expiration of twelve months, if satisfactory, they will 
be confirmed in their appointments, amd thereafter 
will be eligible to receive'annual increments in aecvord- 
ance with the Regulations (non adult service) amd the 
Award of the Industrial Arbitration Court. (adult 
service), subject.to (a) satisfactory. service, (b) .satis-> 


fying grade test requirements, and (c)ithe necessary | 


funds being voted by Parliament. Suecessful candi-. 
dates already employed im the General Division. of 

the Service, who may be in receipt of higher salaries 

than those provided for Clerical Division Officers. of 

their age, will be appomted at such salaries as the . 
Board may determine. Successful female candidates 
will be appointed at a commencing salary of £74 to 

£94 per annum, according to age, and subject to the 
conditions abovementioned will be eligible for annual — 
inerements in accordance with Regulations (non 

adult service) and the Award of the Industrial Arbi- 

tration Court (adult service). On attaining the age 

of 21 years male officers will be entitled to receive 

£204 per annum and females £151 per annum. 

‘All candidates will be required to pay an examina- 
tion fee of 5s. The fee must be lodged with a Clerk 
of Petty Sessions or the Treasury, not with the Board 
direct, and the receipt therefor forwarded to the 
Secretary of the Board with the form of application. 

The Regulations regarding the examination, and 
copies of the papers set on previous occasions, can 
be obtained at the Government Printing Office and 
the principal booksellers. seh 


T. S. CHAMPION, Secretary, 





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nye “PUBLIC SERVICE NOTICE. 


~ ; “THE Public Service Board invite Sie the 


~ following positions. Application should be made on a 
form for the purpose, obtainable at the office of the 


, 39 Hunter-street, Sydney, or from Clerks of 


Petty ' essions in country districts, and should reach 
the undersigned not later than the dates specified. 
Salaries other than those at daily, hourly. or weekly 


a : rates will be subject to the deductions Ba by the. 
Cece namelgn Act, 1916 ;— 


30TH OcToOBER, 1922, 


Married Couple (Roman Catholic), to take atxue of 


Cottage Home, Mittagong, State Children Relicf 


Branch (General Division). Salary of the 


positions :—Officer-in-Charge, £212 per annum, 
Mother-in-Charge, £127 per annum; with annual 


increments of £6 to £224 and £139 per annum 


respectively, less £52 per annum. in each case for 


- quarters, rations, fuel, and light. The duties of 


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the husband will include actual outdoor work on 
the farm, as well as supervision of, and instruc- 


tion to ‘the inmates. The wife will be responsible 


for the. internal management of the home, care of 
children, See 


_ Correspondence. Teacher of Elementary Rey Dre awing, 


Technical Education Branch. Pay, £110 per 


- annum. Applicants should have received suitable 
‘instruction in this subject, and be capable of 


imparting instruction by correspondence in 
Stage I, Freehand, Model Perspective, and Geo- 
metrical Drawing, as set out in the Syllabus of 
the Technical Education Branch, particulars of 


which are obtainable at the Technical College, 


Ultimo. Employment will be im terms of section 


~ “44 of the Public Service Act, 1902, and section 3 
of the Amending Act, 1903. 


M ‘Organising Secretary for the New Satie Wales sec- 


tion of the Australian Music’ Examination Board, 
Conservatorium of Music, Department of Public 
Instruction. Clerical Division. | Salary, £522 
per annum. The duties of the position are to 


i oreeuias and direct examinations © Bigugs music 


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Epizane nays the State, and to assist in the general 
work of the Conservatorium of Music. Applicants 
_ should possess the following qualifications :— 


| (a) A knowledge of organising and administra: ED ec 3) 
. tive methods ; @ 


(b) a general musical knowledge ; Hy 
(c) ability to conduct interviews with members of et eery 
the music teaching profession. ei AL 


[t is also. desirable that applicants should be able to pk 
illustrate by practical demonstration the standards = == . 
required from students in the various grades of the is 
Music Board’s Examination.” 


ArH Picola: 1922 


Shbrthend: writer and Typist (female), Clerical 
. Division, Commencing salary, £80 to £149 per 
annum, according to age and exverience, subject 
to the Public Service Regulations. Competitive 
examination in the following subjects :—Short- 
hand, Typing, English (including Dictation), 
Arithmetic, and Précis Writing, will be he!d on 
_the afternoons of 13th and 20th January, 1923. 
The examination will be open to persons outside 
the Public Service who will be under 19 years of 
age at the date of examination, and persons em-~ 
ployed ix the. Public Service in the capacity of 
temporary Shorthand-writer and ‘l'ypist, Office 
Assistant, &c.: Provided that successful candi- 
dates will not be appointed permanently until 
they reach 18 years of age. Full particulars from 
the undersigned, Hxamination fee is 5s., which 
must be lodged. with a Clerk of Petty Sessions 
or the Treasury, and the receipt therefor for- 
warded to. the Secretary of the Board with the 
form of application.* © 


*In terms of the Public Service Act, suitable appli- 
cants already permanently employed. in. the Public 
Service will receive first consideration in the filling of 
permanent positions. 


_T. 8. CHAMPION, Secretary. 


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No.153.) ~—«~SATURDAY, 28 OCTOBER. (1922. 





Chief Secretary’s Department and 
Office of the Minister of Public Health, 
Sydney, 28th October, 1922. _ 


i 147 HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, 
4 has been pleased to repeal the whole of the existing Regulations under the 
Theatres and Public Halls Act, 1908, and to make the following Regulations 
in-substitution therefor. 
: CHARLES W. OAKES, 

Chief, Seeretary and Minister for Public Health. 


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; REGULATION S UNDER THE THEATRES AND PUBLIC HALLS 


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‘ PRELIMINARY. 
4 All previous Regulations made under the provisions of this Act are hereby 
repealed. ; 


The following Regulations in Part [ shall, except where otherwise stated, 

apply to theatres and public halls and temporary structures :— 

1. Interpretation. 

In these Regulations the expression “ the Act” means the “ Theatres and 
Public Halls Act, 1908,” “Lessee” includes sublessee. Expressions and 
terms defined in the Act.shall have the same meaning in these Regulations, 
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2. Licenses. aoe eee) ny. 6% 
All -applications for licenses shall be in writing, signed, by the owner or aoe 
by the lessee of the theatre or public hall sought to be licensed, and, together 
with the prescribed fee, shall ‘be either delivered personally or sent by post, 
addressed to the Under Secretary. When application is made by a lessee, 
tlie written consent of the owner to the application shall be forwarded for 
the information of the Minister. ‘ . : 
3. Liability of Licensees, &e. bine . 
Except where otherwise specially provided, the person. in whose mame the —» M's 
license is granted, the lessee, or the person managing any theatre, public : 
hall, or temporary structure shall. be held responsible for the carrying out 
of these Regulations, and shall be liable for any breach thereof to a penalty 
not exceeding in each case twenty pounds. One copy, at least, of the 
Regulations must be posted in a conspicuous place’ in the theatre or public 
hall for the information of the public and the: employees. 


4. Renewal of Licenses. 3 pee : . 


Ad] aieliéations for the renewal of a license shall be in writing, and shall,’ 
together with the prescribed fee, be forwarded to, or be lodged with, the 
Under Seeretary, at least fourteen days betore the expiry of the then existing 
license. 

5. Transfer of Licenses. ry 

Ail applieations for the transfer of a license of a theatre or public hall *i) . # 
snall be in writing, enclosing the license proposed to be transferred, and 
the written consent of the original licensee, or that of his accredited repre- 

sentative; failing which satisfactory evidence shall be submitted, with the _ 
alicabion: that the proposed transteree ig the owner or lessee i in posyeayioy 
of the premises. 


3, Bxpectoration in any Licensed Theatre, Public Hall, or Temporary - 
Structure prohibited. 


No person shall,;in any licensed theatre, public hall, or eoioneary struc- 
ture expectorate on the floor or walls of such buildings, or on the fittings or _ a 
furniture therein. : rc a a 


Any person offending against the who’ Regulation shall for pach offence, 
upon conviction, forfeit and pay a penalty or sum not exceeding two pounds. 


7. Striking Matches during Performances prohibited. ° 


Any person lighting a match in the auditorium of any theatre or publie epee, bos 
hall, whilst such theatre or public hall is open to the public, gael be lable - Jay ae 
to. a penalty not exceeding ten pounds. Fate + oN ; 3 


This Regulation shall not apply in the. case of ee outa or other 
similar entertainments where the prav isions of Regulations 54 or.79 have 
been suspended by the Minister, 


Parr II. , a hamlet rg a 
THEATRES. JERS ae nS Recieganrre 
GRADE “a,” SCHEDULE 1 TO THE ACT Ree a cate 
New Buildings. — gk SPL ee 
8. Applicatian of Certain Regulations, ve a Oe 

In buildings completed prior ie. the commencement of the Act, the follow- 


ing Regulations shall apply 4:2) 3, 4, 5,6,9, 12, 1a Ue, Az, 38, 19, 20, 21, (Pa ee: 
22, 23, 24, 27, 28, 29, B30, 31, 32,87, 88, 40, 41, 42, 43 to 57 inclusive. — TSO os a ps 


Provided that the Minister may in the case of any such buildings suspend 
the operation of any such Reg ulations 1 in any manner he may think fit. 


9. Sites. 


(a) Applications for approval of sites must be accompanied by a sketch , a py aa 
plan (in duplicate) of the proposed building drawn to ;4;-Inch scale, showing — : 
the positions of the exits from the stage, dressing-rooms, ground floor, and 


the various tiers in auditorium; duplicate sketches shall be retgined by the Petia: Nl be ee va 
Minister. $e, « Wer \ ae 
(b) To corner sites having full frontages on two sides to thoroughfares, ve te i a 


there shall be a court provided not less than 10 feet wide so that exits can 


= obtained from three sides of the auditorium, and from two opposite sides 
of stage. 


— (¢) To sites having ‘We full frontages to~ parallel publie thoroughfares 
there shall be provided two courts, each not less than 10 feet wide, so that — 
exits can be obtained from three sides of the auditorium. The depth 
measured between the public thoroughfares. shall not. be more than twice. the 
length of frontage. \ 


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on i: at @ To sites okie a one full frontage pally toa 3abke thoroughfare there 
ae shall be providea ‘two courts, one of waich shall be not less than 15 feet 
« aaa wide, and the other shall be not less than 10 feet wide, so that exits can be 
obtained from three sides of the auditorium and from two opposite sides of 
7 i hes stage. The depth shall not be more than twice the length of frontage. 
wr (c) In the case of sites having frontages to two parallel public thorough- 
4 dares only upon which the two sides of the auditorium abut, a court shall be 
provided not Tess than 12 feet wide, running the full depth of the site, and 
connecting ‘with both thoroughfares, so that exits can be obtained from 
three sides of the auditorium. 
(f) Sites having one frontage to a public thoroughfare only, the depth of 
which is so much less than the frontage as to necessitate the designing of 
the building so that the length of the auditorium will be parallel with the 
frontage, two courts shall be provided, one not less than. 12 feet wide 
running parallel with the frontage and connecting with another court not 
less than 15 feet wide running at right angles to the frontage, so that exits 
can be obtained from three sides of the auditori um and from two opposite 
- sides | of stage. 
(g) In the case of theatres or Saale halls built on adjoining sites having 
a court in common, such court shall be of a width not less than the follow-, 
ee ing :— 
* Bites as deachibied'¢ in paragraph “0,7 20 feet. 
Sites as described i in paragraph “ o? 20 feet. 
A esol CRN es Sites as. described i in paragraph tas td 20 feet or 30 feet, as the case may 
> ‘ be. 
5 Pe dion vss Sites as described in paragraph “ ce,” 24 feet. 
Nd a te Sites as described i in paragraph * A » 24 feet or 30 feet, as the case may 
he Sor 5 pate | be. 
we a No courts will be required to sites with public thoroughfares on front. 
rear, and both sides, or to doubie corner sites having frontages on three sides. 
i (2) All courts shall extend for their full width from or near the pro- 
Lee : scenium wall to the public thoroughfare, and shall be open to the sky, and 
ai ( epting in the cases of existing courts, and also when the adjoining 





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ey me a F building’ abutting on to a court is a theatre or public hall, the walls of such 
ig See oN ate courts shall be built so that there shall not be any opening to the court from 
7a . adjoining buildings below the level of the highest part of the stage or 


auditorium roofs. The width of courts mentioned in preceding paragraphs 
bo, de,f,g are for buildings with a capacity of more than 500, but not 
exceeding 1,000 people. When the capacity exceeds 1,000 people, the widths 
of the courts shall be ancreased 1 foot for each additional 500 people, .or 
fraction thereof, in excess of 1,000. Courts at all times shall*be kept free 
and clear from obstructions of any kind. 
: () ‘Plans of site for new theatres will not be approved by the Minister 
unless they show frontages to streets or thoroughfares of not less than the 
f ollowing wadths:—- 

. Sites having one frontage—40 fect. 

Sites having two frontages—40 feet, 20 feet. 

‘Sites having three frontages—40 feet, 20 feet, 12 feet. 

_ Sites having four frontages—40 feet, 20 feet, 12 feet, 12 feet. 

‘(ky All frontag es to public thoroughfares must abut for their full length 
without any intervening buildings | on to such public thoroughfares, 


Qa. Sites. 

Sites not fully complying with the requirements of Regulation No. 9 
may b2 accepted, and the erection of lock-up shops or offices as approved by 
the Minister will be permitted, provided such shops or offices are of fire-’ 
resisting construction throughout, and are completely cut off from the 
theatre, and subject to escapes from all parts of the auditorium being 
: provided 5 2 ‘accor ‘dance with Reg ulation No. 13. If shaps or offices, together 
with apy v ariation as regards: sites are permitte 1, the escapes’from the stage 
and dressing’ * rooms must ‘have “special consideration, and be provided in a 
mnatiner satisfactory to the Minister. 


. 10. Plans for New Buildings. 


Plans for new buildings drawn to a seale of. 4 inch to 1 foot shall be sub- 
mitted i in duplicate (one copy. of which shall ‘be retained by the Minister), 
and such plans shall state the respective number of persons to be accommo- 
dated i in the various parts, ott such building #3 and the area to be assigned to 
each person. “The thickness of ‘the walls. and scantlngs of the various 
materials shall be clearly shown on such draw} ngs by figured dimensions. 
Such plans shall indicate the method of ventilation proposed to be adopted, 
“showing the position and size of each ventilator, also the number and 

position of fire-hydrants and automatic fire extinguishers. Detail of each 
aie from top to bottom, drawn to a scale of } inch to 1 foot, shall also 

@ provided. A block plan, drawn toa scale of -1 ey to 20 feet, » shall also 

be ae ea the adjoining buildings or premises, and also the 
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employed, and the mode of construction to be adopted, as may be necessary 
to enable the ‘Minister to judge whether the requirements of the Act and 
these Regulations will be complied with, when such buildings have been 
completed. 


Approved fire-resisting construction shall bs used throughout. The car- 
dinal points shall be indicated on the plan. 


No deviations from the approved plans shall be made without first sub- 





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mitting plans of same in duplicate, and obtaining the consent of the . 


Minister. 
11. Floor Level. 


fn all such buildings the level of the highest part of the ground, pit, or 
stalls floor shall be kept as close as possible to the footpath level, but in no 
case shali the floor level be more than 3 feet 6 inches above or more than 
12 feet below the mean level of footpath of main thoroughfare except with 
the special consent of the Minister, but this shall not preclude the use of an 
additional number of steps at the street entrances to the sides or rear of 


the building, as may be necessary to overcome the difference in grades of 


footpaths. 
12. Restriction of use of Premises. 


No such building, in which a stage will be erected, and in which scenery 
will be used, shall be constructed underneath or over any part of any other 
building, except, with the special consent of the Minister, which consent 
shall not be granted unless approved fire-resisting construction ‘has been 
adopted throughout, and the buildings are satisfactorily isolated from each 
other by separate entrances and exits. 

In no case shall living-rooms be allowed in licensed theatres, and none 
other thar caretaker’s quarters in any buildings attached to the block con- 
taining the theatre, . 


13. Baits and Staircases, 


All exits and staircases in such buildings intended for the use of the 
audience from the ground, pit, or stalls floor shall be of the number and 
width. set forth in the following Schedule :—~ 








Number for which accommodation is provided, N % es beminh? soa jee coli 
50 persons a ee 1 4 feet. 
From ODO BOM OOM  pebove keees chee es 2 . 8 feet. 
Exceeding 1LBO to, SB005, cst eienwene ty sateas 2 9 feet. 
A B00 G0 SA0O Ri scstute scrhee bs vent 2. 10 feet. 
is 400 to.) BOOR eh. s.2 6. heen 2 or more 13 feet. 
35 “HOO GO OOO. recs vube state ot te vee Be ios 15 feet 
¥ 600 fo) fOO veg siete! Lino in Dr aay 18 feet, 
a 700 $6 SB00E GS eee s wee ew se 20 feet. 
i 800 to 2008 or nese as segee Sapa BS me ty 23 feet. 
ss 900 t0.1,000.......055.. sas i even Biri 25 feet. 
Am 15000 to LOO LT ap iiehcemaesas aes MEE oe 27 feet. 
i, 1100 £0.15 200 sie css Winans te ica 30 feet. 
ws 15200 Tod [300 ies aes et ers eens at AL itaes 33 feet. 
- T5800 GOD 400 ice ceeseh spatane os Ou 54 35 feet. 
* th ADO SOD B00 esielsesppaweesesp esl Gy ee os 38 feet. 
: 1,500 0; L600 75s ct stpceceeds veh ap iieeeenane: _ AO feet. 
ii 1,600 to 4,700.5. 4 Sines bianeeaees 6.4535 43 feet. . 
uy 1,700 to 3,800. ae ccpi-psceas teehee Wee 45 feet. 
a 1800 60:45900.5 30.08. 50> Gaateeeeus GB eas, 47 feet. 
i 1,900 to 2,000. 0.00... e4..eereeeernees / teeeare 50 feet. 











Exits or staircases for floors accommodating more than; 2,000 persons 


shall be inereased 1 “foot 6 inches for each additional fifty persons, or frac- — 


tion thereof. No exit shall be less than 4 feet or more than 10 feet in 
width, except with the special consent of the Minister. 

Tf any floor shall be divided into two or more parts, exits, as set out in se 
above Schedule, shall be provided from each of such parts. = 


Baits and Staircases to Floors other than Ground, Pit, or Stalls Floor. 


All exits and staircases in such buildings intended for the use of the 


audience from any floor or tier or part of any floot or tier other than groans 


pit, or stalls floor shall be as follows :— 


Fifty persons, one staircase, 5 feet wide. ue 
From fifty to 150 persons, two staircases of a total width of 10 feet. 
From 150 to 300 persons, two staircases of a total width of 11 feet. 


Where the audience in any floor or tier or part of any floor or tier excceds 


300, exits and staircases shall be provided ecaleulated on the basis of 1 foot _ 


of width for each thirty persons or fraction thereof. 
No exit or staircase shall be less than 5 feet or more than 10 feet i in width, 
except with the special consent of the Minister. “* 








‘Tf any tier or floor shall be divided into two or more parts,,exits and 

“st ss staircases, as set out above, shall be provided from each of such parts. 

_ --s«sTn ealeulating the number of persons that can be accommodated in any 

vas tier or part of a tier of such buildings, standing space, from which a view 

at? 3 ora of the performance can be obtained (with the exception of that afforded 
ie +f ‘by the intersecting gangways in the auditorium), will be included as well 

alah. a eet as the seated area. Exits shall be arranged so as to afford a ready means 
ieee -_. of egress from all parts of each floor or tier. 

$i Exits from opposite sides of stage and two exits from dressing-room block, 

aa of approved width, shall be provided and arranged so as to communicate 

. - directly with courts or thoroughfares. 


14. Staircases. 


: _All staircases shall have solid square (as distinct from spandril or wind- 
ing) steps and landings of approved stone, or of other fire-resisting material 
and construction, with treads not less than 11 inches wide, exclusive of 
nosing, and with risers not more than 7 inches high, each lapping at least 
1 inch over the back edge of the step or landing below it. No flight shall 
consist of more than fifteen or less than three steps each. The treads and 

risers of each flight of steps shall be of uniform width and height, let into 

- the brick walls at both ends, and Shall be securely supported. The length 

of the landings between sack flights at the narrowest parts shall be as 

TNR approved by the Minister. All landings shall be at least 6 inches in thick- 

= ness, and when stairs return direvtly on themselves they shall be the full 

a? width of both flights without any steps. Every staircase shall be enclosed 
in walls of fire-resisting material, and, where required by the Minister, shall 
ei ae have a roof also of fire-resisting material. The outer wall on return landings 

SED ; shall be curved to an approved radius. A continuous and uninterrupted 

ae ear handrail shall be fixed on both sides of all steps and landings, supported by 

ay strong metal brackets built in the wall. All staireases over 6 feet in width ° 

shall have an approved division or handrail in the centre. There shall be 

no recess or projections in the walls of such staircases within 5 feet from 
eee eas the nearest step or landing, and any gas or electric light fittings shall be at 

least 6 feet 8 inches above the nearest step or landing. Staircases from each 
eo) of the tiers shall not communicate with each other. Separate exits shall be 

.. provided for each staircase leading to the street, thoroughfare, court, or way 
; in the most direct manner possible. . 





4 "15. Lobhies, Corridors. 


Every lobby, corridor, or passage in such buildings intended for the use 
of the audience shall be, at the narrowest point when finished, of the widths 
specified in No. 18 of these Regulations. Where possible, inclines shall be 
used instead of steps, but no lobby, corridor, or passage shall be inclined 
to a steeper gradient than 1 in 10. There shall be no recesses or projections 

_. In the walls of such lobbies, corridors, or passages within 5 feet of the floor, 
excepting for doors or barriers. 
| of 16. Doors and Gates. 
All doors in such buildings used by the public as exit doors shall, except 
_ where otherwise approved, be hung in two folds, and be made to open out- 
_ wards towards the thoroughfare or courts. Al] internal doors shall be hung 
so as not to obstruct, when open, any gangway, passage, staircase, or landing. 
_ No door shall open immediately upon a flight of steps, but a landing of at 
least equal depth to the width of the door shall be provided between such 
steps and such doorway. All doors or barriers in lobbies, corridors, or 
os passages, and to exits opening into courts, shall be recessed so that when 
zs opened they shall not project beyond the general face of the wall. All exit 
doors, having fastenings, shall be fastened only by patent panic bolts to work 
- automatically, resisting pressure from outside only, of a pattern and in a 
‘position approved by the Minister; but where such doors are also to be used 
_by the publie for entrances, they may be fitted with lever or other approved 
_ fastenings in approved positions. Doors so fitted, however, must not be 
fastened during the presence of the public. All doors and all gates used for 
entrances shall be made to open both ways, and shall when open inwards be 
so fitted that they can be locked back against the wall in such manner as to 
require a key to release them. All doors leading from exit passages, stair- 
eases, or corridors to the other parts of the buildings shall be hung so as to 
be closed by the stream of persons Peeing from the auditorium to the street, 
2 and be fitted with springs. 


4 OW TERN 6 Barriers and Rait Doors. 


AN hiertete and internal exit doors’ shall be made to swing both ways or 
to open outwards, with no other fastenings than automatic bolts eoiee 
by the Minister. 

No locks, monkey-tail, flush or barrel bolts, or locking bars, or other 
ahstreton to exit other than as before mentioned, shall be fitted on any 
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doors, gates, or barriers, and all exits shall be as conspicuous as possible, and 
the word © Exit ” or “ Escape ” dil, be mar tked thereon in heavy block letters 
t less than 4 inches long. 


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18. Halls and Corridors. : 
All halls, corridors, passages, stairs; exit doors, courts, &e., shall be free — ox 
from all obstructions, and all exit doors shall be Bene and available. for the 
publie at each performance: 


Tt shall be compulsory on the owier ¢ or, where there i is a Jesse the lessee 
of such buildines to allow the public to leave by a exit doors. 


19. Sanitary Conveniences. ; a ie ks Pa) 


Sufficient and separate sanitary accommodation for both sexes shall Be 
provided for use of audiences on each of the several Hoors, and f a artists 


and members of orchestra, and also for workpeople and stage han Such 
sanitary accommodation and appliances shall be constructed and arranged . 
to the satisfaction of the local samitary authority. - : ae ee 


90. Ventilation: 


All parts of such buildings shall be properly and shantosinyovanethatée by 
means of approved mechanical plant, so as to provide for the complete. 
change of air in the building approximately eight times in an hour by 
actual test; and shall be fitted w ith a device to stop the machinery auto- hee a 


The ventilating machinery shail be kept in operation during the elie 
time that the public are present in the building. 


23. Capacity. 


The capacity of the building shall be determined upon the actual number 
of seats provided, and an Apes shall be made of 3 square feet per person 
for all parts of the ae where standing room may be allowed. 


2. Standing Room. 


Subject to the provisions ‘, section 22.6f the Act, standing room will only 
be permitted in those parts of the house behind the line of seats most remote 
from the stage, and then only provided the total number allowed by the 
Minister for that particular area is not exceeded. 

93° Seating 4 CES OaLON. ; : S52 oe 4 

White fixed theatre binire or seats. are provided, they shall Be folding, Bey Ne 
securely fastened to the floor, and shall measure from centre to centre of 
arms. along the front of the chairs not less than 1 foot 6 inches. There 
shall be a space of at least 1 foot between the front of one seat and the back 
of the next, measured between perpendiculars. 


Passages or gangways not less than 38 feet 6 inches Hike shall‘ be formed 
leading direct to the exit doors, and gangways 3 feet, 6 inches wide shall be v. 
provided in rows of seating in such a way that no chair or seat shall have 
more than six chairs intervening between it and a passage or gangway, er 
more than fourteen chairs in a row between any two passages or gangways. 
When seating is designed in rows of concentric circles, semi- -circles, or. seg- 
ments of circles, with radiating passages or gangways, the maximum number 
of seats between any two passages or gang ways may with the approval af the 
Minister be varied. All crossover gangways in @alleries shall be not less 


. than 4 feet wide. 


Where continuous rows of fixed seats are provided in any portion of the 
auditorium of a.theatre, they shall be divided with strong arms spaced not 
less than 18 inches from centré to centre of arms. 


24. Passages in Auditoriwm. - 
Passages and ganeways in the auditorium Shall not be obstructed by: camp- ; 


stools, chairs, furniture, or barrier of dny kind other than an approve ed Nar 
device to déhote divisions of the house. Me Ris. rele ra X. 


95. Steps in Side Aisles. Fi : Hately 


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Steps in passages or gangways shall be the full width of the Hie: no tse rs 

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shall be’more than 9 inches in height, and no treads shall he less than 11 
inches in width, and side passages or gangways in galleries shall he provided Bee : 
with handrails secured to the walls, us for staircases. i i ale 


26. Gralley Platform. ae, . ck . Wes as 


No platfornt in 1 galleries formed to jreceive seats shall be more than 24 eh ae 
inches in height of riser, nor less than 30 inches in Wi idth of platform, and 
no such platform shall be nearer than 8 feet from the ceiling or 20 fect 
higher than the top of prose¢ehium opening. ; 


. Guard Rails. s 


Where the platform riser eae 18 inches 3 in height there shiall be a niet] 
guard- rail in front of every row of seats in each platform. These rails shall 
mot he less than 3 feet high, of substantial construction, and shall. continue 
along aisle steps for a distance ot not less than 12 inches forward of each 
seat platform on both sides of steps. i 











‘ 28. Oienalbgnabh: 
“The Cinenib toitapl machine shall stand in a compartment, root, or box 
Nod such’ permanent fire-resisting construction and dimensions. ss shall be 
7 amore’ by the. ‘Minister, ‘and shall be adequately ventilated. The door or 
- doors shall open outwards and. be sclf-closing, and openings for projection 
and observation shall not excced 8 jnches square. A metal shutter of 
approved design to cover all the openings fitted with device to tines rate sim 
ped in case of fire occurring in the operating box shall be provided: 


¥ 29. Proscentum Wall; &e. 

“th all such buildihes, Where a stage with a proseenitim will be erected, such 
stage shall be separated from the auditoriuin by a proscenium wall not less 
thin’ 18 jiiches i in thickness if of brick, or if of other approved fire-resisting. 
construction to be of such thickness as directed by the Minister; and sich | 

wall shall. be carried up the full thickness to a height above proscenium 
opening that will allow of free working of safety curtain, and provide a 
a ae of. approximately 50 per cent. more cubie capacity than the area of 
e § tage multiplied by height of proscenium opening, and shall be carried 
below the stage to a solid foundation. Every opening through proscenium - 
Ay wall: other than proscenium opening shall be fitted with a self-closing and 
‘fire-resisting door, and shall be of such construction as may be approved by 
- the Minister. 
30. Shows Simoke Hscape. 

A anahe: escape, having an area of at least one- -tenth of the total area 
i the stage, shall be constructed over the centre of the roof at the rear of 
the stage; it shall be arranged to open automatically instantly after the 
outbreak of fire by the use of automatic fusible links of the thinnest metal 
practicable. Manual control must also be provided by a cord running down 
to the stage at two points, one at each side of stage, with plates to indicate 
the position of opening portions. Detail] ec drawn to 4d-inch scale 
must ‘be submitted in duplicate for approval. 


ol. Pr oscenium Safety Curtain. 
Yege The prescenium opening shall be provided with a rigid curtain of stich 
: - fire- resistive material and construction as the Minister shall approve. 
Such enrtain shall overlap the opening at least 12 inches at each side, and 
rot iess than 2 feet at the top, and shall run in steel guides at sides, The 
Fyne between the side guides, the top of the curtain, and the pro- 
eeniuin opening, as well as between the bottom of the curtain and the 
cae shall be designed to secure an efficient smoke seal-at all places when 
the curtain is down. The curtain shall be hung with steel cables attached 
to at. least four points and counterbalance weights, and shall be pecenae 
by- hydraulic, electric, or other power approved by the Minister; and, 
addition te the regular controlling mechanism, there shall be an emergency 
device which will permit e lowering the curtain from both sides of the 
s'age, ca 
Detail drawibes of ‘desien, construction, and operation shall be submitted 
for approval. 
32. Workiiy. of Mafoly Curtain. : : 
An inscription of the following nature shall be exhibited on the proscenitin 
safety curtain: “Safety curtain.” The notice must be exhibited in letters 
sufficiently large to be read from all parts of the house. Whenever the 
curtain is lowered, all lights in the auditorium which are not controlled 


z ees from the stage switchboard shall be lighted. Wires or other fixtures, &c., 



















in connection with | gymiastic or other displays, or any other apparatus, 
shall. not be allowed to interfere in any way with the raising or lowering 
‘of the safety eurtain. The safety curtain shall be lowered in the presence 
of the audience, about the middle of every performance, so as to ensure the 
machinery and attachments being i in proper order. There shall be a note in 
all programmes and playbills stating this fact. Any failure in the working 
of the proseenium safety curtain must be communicated to the Minister. 
30. Overhang of Stage. 


Al that portion of the stage extending *from the stage side of the fire- 
resisting eurtain, and from the fire-resisting wall separating the space under 
the stage from the auditorium to the outer edge of the apron, shall be fire- 

_ resisting. <A wood-finish floor without air space may be used in front of 
the curtain, and on the stage. | 
PS oe BR Pie resisting Stage Construction. 


Such pértions of the stage floor as may be specified by the Minister shall 
be cf prroved fire-resisting construction. 
~ The non fire-resisting portion of stage floor shall be. of heavy timbers or 
: steel beam construction. ‘ 
35. Fly and Tie Galleries. 


f; ‘Fly palletes Hip galleries, and electric-light perches shall be of fire 
ce "resisting: construction designed’ to safely sustain a live load of 90 Ib.. per 
square foot. Exits and staireases from fly galleries to be so arranged that 
escape ean be miade from both sides without crossing the. stage. 






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36. Gridiron. ; le 


The gridiron or rigging loft shall be capable of sustaining a live load of 
75 Ib. per square foot. ARES 
37. Stage Appliances. © ; 


All movable Stave lights shall be of enclosed type, and all stage appur- 
tenances, appliances, and lights shall be of the most modern description, and 
shall be submitted for the Minister’s approval before being installed. 


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38. Treating Woodwork, &c., with F ire-resisting g Preparation. 


All woodwork in stage section and all stage scenery, draperies, curtains, 


and decorations made of combustible material shall be painted or saturated 
with some approved fire-resisting solution or otherwise rendered and main- 
tained fire-resisting. Buildings copay ps automatic sprinklers will 
be exempt from this service. 


39. Dressing Rooms for Artists and Musicians. _ 
Dressing rooms shall not be placed under the stage or under the audi+ 


torium, except with the consent of the Minister, but shall be arranged in 


a section separated from the stage by party walls, with only such means 
of communication therewith as may be a doroved by the Minister, All 
dressing rooms shall be connected with independent exits. 

All dressing rooms shall be adequately ventilated to the outer air by 
windows in the external walls. Such windows to be fitted with steel or iron 
frames glazed with wired glass, and arranged to close automatically in case. 
of fire. 

All decorations in such dressing rooms shall be rendered fire-resisting, dad 
shall be secured or fixed close to the surface of the wall. 

The exit doors from the dressing-room block shall be fitted with approved 
automatic bolts only. 

40. Workshops. oe 


All workshops, store-rooms, property-rooms, wardrobe, or painting rooms 
in connection with such buildings shall be separated from the stage and 
auditorium, and from each other, by brick walls not less than 9 inches thick, 
and shall be placed in positions to be approved by the Minister. All openings | 
in such walls shall be closed by fire-resisting doors, as mentioned in No. 29 
of these Regulations. Such doors may, Lowers be of such greater size as 
the Minister may approve. All floors and ceilings of such rooms shall. be 
formed of fire-resisting material. All such rooms shall be ventilated by 
windows in the outer walls or otherwise to the satisfaction of the Minister, 
and fitted with steel or iron frames and sashes glazed with wired glass, Aad 
arranged to close autematically in case of fire. 


41; Storage of Scenery, 


The storage of secciery and properties on or in close proximity to the 
stage is prohibited, and no more scenery shall be left hanging from the 
flies or gridiron, or placed on the stage, than is necessary for.two plays or 
hori ea aieee: : 


. 42. Openings in Haterior Walls. 


All openings in exterior walls of stage section and all skylights shall be 
protected by approved fire-doors, shutters, or wired-glass glazing, 


43. Electric Lighting. 
Whenever possible, the lighting of such premises shall be by pléctrisity: 


The stage section and every portion of the building devoted to the uses” 


or accommodation of the public, also all passages leading to streets, inelud- 
ing the open courts and corridors, shall be satisfactorily lighted diving: crrny, 
performance, and until the entire audience has left the premises. 


All electric installations shall be fitted up in accordance with the Regula- 


tions of the Sydney Fire Underwriters’ Association. 


The intakes and main switches must. be located in a room reserved | 
especially tor that purpose. p 

Rubber gloves for the electricians must be provided. Not ee than one 
_ bucket of dry sand shall be kept on the stage in a suitable position. * 


The owner or, where there is a lesse e, the lessee will be requined to praee 
properly-qualined men. 


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Where only one supply from the aera main is svedlables the connection 


used exclusively for emergency lights must be taken from a point on the 
street side of the main service fuses. All lights of the general lighting and 
emergency lights shall be alternate in their supply, eontrolled by a special 


switch located in the lobby near the s street front, and accessible only to 
authorised persons, k 


Emergency lights shall be used during all intervals and until the public - 


~ have left the building. The switchboard shall have a metal hood over the 


top running the full length of the board, and fully oa ented same from 
anything falling upon it, es 


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Chaditional means of lighting in such premises, for use in the event of 


the electric light failing, shall be provided for the auditorium, corridors, 


passages, staircases, exits, stage, and dressing rooms by a sufficient number of 
oil lamps, or eandle lamps, or electric lamps, with independent self-contained 
battery current supply of a pattern to be approved by the Minister, properly 
secured to an uninflammable base, and need out of the reach of the 
public. 

Wells for plug lights on stage shall be of approved pattern. 


44, Gas Services. 


All such buildings, when lighted by gas, shall have separ: ate and distinct 
g2as services and meters as follows :— 


(a) To the stage. 
(b) To the auditorium. 
(c) To the staircases, corridors, and exits. 

Such meters shall be placed in properly ventilated chambers of fire- 
resisting construction, the openings of which shall be fitted with fire-resist- 
ing doors. All gas brackets shall be fixed without joints, and all burners 
within reach of the public shall be fitted with secret taps, and shall be 
efficiently protected by glass or wire globes. All gas burners within 3 feet 
ef ceilings shall be fitted with consumers of uninflammable material to 
distribute the heat. All gas-pipes shall be made or iron or brass. Where 
there is to be a stage, or where scenery is to be used, the footlights or floats 
shall be protected by fixed wire-guards. The rows and lines, and gas-burners 
in the wings, which must commence 4 feet at least from the level of the 
stage, shall be protected by fixed iron wire-guards. All battens shall be hung 


by at least three wire ropes, and shall be protected at the back by a solid 








metal guard and wire fixed to a stiff iron frame at such a distance from 
the gas-jets that no part of the scenery or decorations can become heated. 
All movable lights shall be fixed with flexible tubes, and the gas in every 
case shall be capable of being turned off by the tap on the stage, as well as 
by that on the flexible tube. All flexible tubes shall be of sufficient strength 
to resist pressure from without. An indicating gas-plate shall be provided 
at a convenient place at the side of the stage. A-stop-cock shall be provided 
outside such premises in order that the supply of gas may be cut off when 
necessary. 

Additional means of lighting in such buildings, for use in the event of 
the gas being extinguished, shall be provided for the auditorium, corridors, 
passages, exits, and staircases by a sufficient number of oil, or candle lamps, 
or electric lamps with independent self-contained battery current supply of 
a pattern to be approved by the Minister, properly secured to an uninflam- 


mable base, and placed out of reach of the public. Such lamps shall be kept 
alight during the whole time the public are in such premises. If there be a 


sun-burner in such buildings, it shall be provided with a pilot light, which 
shall be placed so that such sun-burner ean be lighted from the stage. 


45. Gas and Steam Plants. 


All heating apparatus, gas generators, gas meters, steam boilers, or engines, 
and electric plants shall be located outside the external walls of the theatre 


or hall. No fireplaces or stoves shall be allowed within the main walls of 





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the auditoriuin or stage, and all fireplaces in other portions of the building 
shall be fitted with appr oved wire- -ouards. 


A6. Telephones. 


Every theatre shall be connected with the nearest fire brigade station by 
telephone alarm. The positions for such alarms and the number of alarm 
points shall be decided upon by the Chief Officer of Fire Brigades, or by 
some officer authorised by him, or by an ‘officer authorised by the Minister 
in that behalf. The installation shall be inspected and approved by such 
officer. . 

P 47. Hydrants and fire Service. 


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All such buildings shall be provided with a sufficient number of hydrants 
of an approved pattern, each of a diameter of not less than 24 inches; such 
hydrants shall-be connected by at least a 3-inch rising main with a street 
water-main at least 4 inches in diameter. 

Where hydrants are placed in corridors, passages, or stairs they shall be 
recessed into the walls, and fitted with door or doors opening outwards, 
fastened with spring cateh, and having the panels filled in with }-inch mesh 
wire-netting. The words “Fire Hose” to be painted on doors or box in 


: red block lettering. 


A pressure of at least 30 lb. on the square ake shall be maintained on 
the hydrants in the flies and upper tiers of such premises. 

Each of such hydrants shall be provided with at least a 30 feet length of 
hose, with fittings of the New South Wales Fire Brigade pattern, and metal 
swinging brackets. Three buckets, filled with water or other approved fire- 


extinguishing appliance, shall be kept near each hydrant; such hydrant and 
_ buckets shall be in places approved by the Minister. Hand pumps, or other 


fire-extinguishing appliances shall be provided as required. 


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5836 NEW SOUTH WALS GOvIRNMANT ean, No. 153, Bi Ue 





Where there is no bohataie supply of water there shall he provided, in 

‘ such positions as may be approved by the Minister, two cisterns, to be kept 
always filled with water: ee omnes 
a cisterns shall be capable of ebiit dint at least 950 dations ét Ce 

for every 100 persons of the audience to be accommodated in the building, 
and shall be properly protected. ‘Water pipes not less than 3 inches ip 
diameter shall be connected with such cisterns, and shall have hydrants 
fixed in such places and in such mauner as niay be approved by the Minister. A, 
A sufficient number of approved chemical fite-extinguishers shall also be — 4 





provided, which shall he emptied and recharged at least once Bete six pee oe 

‘months: eo” 
The fire service shall be independent af the domestic Wee service of the 

building. ; : 4 

‘: : “ A ” an 

48, Automatic ‘Spvink ler Hewipnvit aN Z ea 

fs 3 *} 


A standard wet-pipe system of approved automatic sprinklers shall be , 
installed throughout the stage section, property rooms; work rooms, store-— ; 
rooms, wardrobe rooms, scene dock, paint frames, and dressing rooms. ee 

Sprinklers will not be permitted over dynamos and switchboards, or above — sis! 
the fusible links immediately under the automatic smoke escape over stage. — 
Details of equipment shall be Submitted for the Minister’s approval. — 


AY. Five Ape tiacts: 


Blankets or rugs and buckets filled with water shall” always He kept on the | 
stage, in the flies, scene stores, property rooms, and wings, and in the imme- 
diate passages approaching the dressing-rooms of such premises, and atten- 
tion shall be directed to them by placards legibly printed or painted and — 
fixed immediately above them to the satisfaction of the Minister. ae : 

The owner or, where there is 4 lessee; the lessee shall be held responsible Mae 
that the blankets or rugs and fire appliances shall be kept ready for imme- 
diate use. 

H¥tchets, hooks, and other appliances for taking down hanging aconesy in 
case of-fire shall be always kept in readiness on the stage and in the flies for “a 
immediate use. ia 

The Regulations as to fire shall be posted in some conspicuous atid 

approved place in sueh buildings, so that all persons connected with such . 
buildings may be aequarhted with such Regulations. a 


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50: Approval of Fire Appliances. 


The whole of the fire appliances, hydrants, and fittitigs of fire services a aw . 
shall be approved by the Chief Officer; Fire Brigades; atid shill be ‘kept in. ad 


good order, and subject to the mspectivn and approval of the Chief Officer % 
of Vire Brigades, or of some officer authorised by him, or of an officer a 


authorised by the Minister in ai! behalf. : A 


51. Reports of Fire, or Alarm of Fire. — oy : 14 
ee report of any fire, however slight, or alarni of fire, must be at once sent. is < pei 
to the Minister by the licensee, lessee, or mnanager, ree ee ch ae 


52. Firenven. 


The owner or, where there is a lessee, the lesseé shall be responsible 6 
providing for a sufficient number of Competelit: firemen, who shall’ be on duty — ON og 
while the theatre is open to the public, aud fire drill, as approved by the 
Chief Officer of Fire Brigades, shall be organised among the theatre em-— 
ployees and stage hands. The Winitbes of firemen required shall be determined 
by the Minister, on the report of the. Chief Officer of Fire aii, Fan 


Of 58. fir eworks. 


The use of fireworks and firearms on the stagé shall be approved by ie’ 
Chief Officer of Fire Brigades, or by some officer authorised by him, or by 
an. offic er authorised by the Minister in that behalf. 


54. Smokin: Spirttuous Ligniors: ise a 

No person shall smoke in the auditorium, the orchestra, the @reen- Adaline, 
the dressing-rooms, the wings, or within the precinets of the stage, except 
so far as may be necessary on the stage in connection with the performance. 
This shall not preclude the use for smoking of rooms “separated from the 
auditorium by passages or foyers and Habe. in such positions as approved | 
of by the idinietee. Spirituous or other aleoholie liquor or beverages shall 
not be sold within the buildings, nor shall there be any connecting doorway 
or passage between such buildings and any hotel. —— 
~ Any person infringing any of thie provisions of this Regulation shall, on 
conviction, be liable to a penalty not exceciling ten pounds. 


Provided that the Minister, may, if lie thinks ‘At, on occasions of. smoke 
concerts or other similar entertainments, Su ispend the epee of the 
provisions of this Regulation. 


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Every Bat af th e pee shall be kept properly clean, ay all rubbish; 

litter &e., shall be lainaved immediately after each performance. The 
_ timbers of the root and the timbers over the stage shall be kept free from 

oan dust. fie gent? 

eas ae ms Me TUE te ‘55a. Prisafectime. Ae 

PS Ey Hcuhaad theatres aiid public halls shall:be treated with a pulicide every 
oe ghd day on which: they are open to, the public. The method of tre atment sais 

be the spraying of all floors, seats, and any exposed tee surface in the 


building with— 


(a) an ‘emulsion eontaining not: less than 4 per Seah: kerosene; oF 
(0) miscible phenol, evesol or eucalyptus sa ae part to 40 of water. 


ee et Pi whole ititerior of. such buildings and their contents shall be effec- 


Ne - Hato tively disinfected at least once a “month: by means of formalin, or other 
Se PES PG 5.4 ; approyed disinfectant. 

oS ROS cages si Whe en. licensed premises are ifsed occasionally only, they shall be 
Wi Pg Sc aT Op 2a “offectively disinfected at the times and in the manner required by the local. 


Lis” ae eetyspelice authorities. iE 

. aT : Sie a é 4, The ‘Minister may; ceevee: at any time furiies hoaiiee that any place 

RAY Ee Ome we eT aad! under the. Theatres and Public Halls Act shall be effectively dis- 

fk infested On: disinfected to the satisfaction of any officer appointed by him 
Me on 1 that behalf. ah 


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ee Sa ee Res ae : 56. Inspection. 


| z “All shebtess in coe: Say? Schedule 1 to the Act and sucli other buildings 
_ as the Minister may from time to. time determine, shall be regularly 
_ inspected by officers. of the Thspector- General of Police, the Board of Fire 
: _ Commissioners of New South Wales, and such other officers as may be 
authorised ftom time to time by the Minister, and a report of each such 
inspection s iall be forwarded for the information of the Minister. Admis- 


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sion shall be Biven to. stich officers at any time. 


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es ie ae See 8 OAS A OK Alterations. 

‘Betors any sirisiihll Seat or any chahges are imade in the seating or 
in the arraheements of the premises, ox extension of and alteration to gas 
eae slectiie light. installation; the person or pergois in whose name the 

ee license i$ granted shall eatinit full particulars to the Minister for approval. 
ee a ae - Such HeprOr Shall be obtained before the alteration or change i is proceeded 
ah with. 





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es ae ba dbabes ) (ce) (a), SCHEDULE 1. 





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: & Be ny epaion Sha ae Bue General Requirements. 


‘ita ftir Repnlallons shall apply to halls of Grades (db), ey, (d), 
_ Sceale 1 to he Act, with thie following exceptions :— 


(a) Rean ations: 59,60, 61, 62, and 63 shall Hele only to. buildings 
We altered or erected. so as to become public halls within the meaning 
ea of the Act after the commencement of the Act. _ 
a ), Regulations 64, 65, 73, and 74 shall apply only to Grades (b) ah 
ae) 7 He, Schedule ted 


‘Provided that the Minister may, in the case of any hall eotnpleted prior 


as id . in any manner he may think fit. The requirements as to doors and gates, 

/o« barriers, and at doors, and gas services, hydrants, and fire service in halls 
rn ee, of ie (dy, Schedule BE shall be as approved by the ‘Minister. 

oot ig isa erat eae 5D. Bites, ~-Grade (D) Hails yo 

Yt @ Ts alte ane one full frohtasé only to a vubhe thor ouBhines there 
shall be provided two courts, one of which shall be not léss than 14 fect 
wide, aiid. the other shall be not less than 7 feet wide, so that exits can be 
- obtai Hed from three sides of the auditorium. 

(Oy Bites Havihe due frontage to A public fkovGtietifage only, iis depth of 
which i8 86 wie less than the frontage as to necessitate the designing 





the frontage, two courts shall be provided, one not less than 10 feet wide 
running parallel with the. frontage and connecting with another court not 
Tess. thn feet wide running.at right angles to the frontage, so that exits 
en be ob Eested from three sides of the auditorium. 
(e) Th the case of public halls or theatres built on vasobiiie atias having 


ee court: in cotntiion, such court shall Be oan a width not less reo the 
f Ay tnt —_— 


sa thy piraaeaBh (a? 14. feet. 
gh 


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Ay 


described in paragraph “ ‘b, ” 90 feet or 80 fet, as ae case may 


to the commencement of the Act, suspend the operation of any Regulation - 


of the building so that the length of the auditorium will be parallel with 









5838 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 153. (28. Ocr,, 192. 





(d) No courts will be required to sites with public thoroughfares on front, 
rear, and both sides, or to double corner sites having frontages on three 
sides, or sites having two full frontages to parallel public thoroughfares, or 
corner sites having full frontages on two sides to thoroughfares. 


(e) All courts shall extend the full length of the building their full width 
from the back wall to the public thoroughfare, and shall be open to the sky, 
and, excepting in the cases of existing courts, and also when the adjoining — ae c 
building abutting on to a court is a theatre or public hall, the walls of such ¢ 


eourts shall be built so that there shall not be any opening to the court 
from adjoining buildings below the level of the highest part of the stage or 
auditorium roofs. The widths of courts mentioned in preceding para- 
graphs (@) (b) (¢) are for buildings the ¢apacity of which does not exceed 
1,500 persons. For buildings the capacity of which exceeds 1,500 the widths : 
of courts shall be increased 1 foot for each additional 500 people, or fraction Ph 
thereof, in excess of 1,500. Courts at all times shall be kept free and clear 
from obstructions of any kind. 
(f) Plans of sites for new public halls will not be approved by the Minister 
unless they show frontages to streets or thoroughfares of the following iit P 
wiaths :— 
Sites having one frontage—40 feet. 
Sites having two frontages—40 feet, 20 feet. 
Sites having three frontages—40 feet, 20 feet, 12 feet. 
Sites having four frontages—40 feet, 20 feet, 12 feet, 12 feet. 
(g). All frontages to public thoroueataras must abut for their full ‘origtl 
without any intervening buildings on to such public thoroughfares. 4 


Site Grades (c) and (d) Halls. 

One side of the total length of buildings falling under Grades (c) and 
(d), Schedule 1, sought to be licensed under the Act, shall abut upon or 
front a public thoroughfare at least 40 feet wide. Provided that if any 

temporary structure has been duly declared to be a public hall, and if ample 
provision has been made in the tnatter of exits to the satisfaction of the 
Minister, and if all other necessary precautions have been taken to ensure : 
the safety of the public, then, notwithstanding that the site.on which such 
structure has been erected may not fwlly comply with the requirements of 
this Regulation, the Minister may license such hall for the exhibition of 
cinematograph pictures only, subject to the condition that such license shall 
not necessarily be continued to any other building erected on the same site. 

(h) Provided that any site may be accepted which does not wholly comply 
with the foregoing requirements, but which, in addition to the egress on to 
frontage to public thoroughfares of the prescribed width, has facilities for 
egress equivalent to those afforded by the provision of courts, as specified 
in this Regulation. 

All frontages to public thoroughfares must abut for their full length 
without any intervening buildings on to such public thoroughfares. x 

59a. Grades (b) (c) and (d) Halls. . 

Sites not fully complying with the requirements of Regulation No. 59 aay 
may be accepted, and the erection of lock-up shops or offices as approved by ie ae ee - 
the Minister will be permitted, provided such shops or offices are of fire- ie 
resisting construction throughout, and are completely cut off from the 
publie hall, and subject to escapes from all.parts of the auditorium being 
provided in accordance with Regulation No, 13. If shops or. offices, together 
with any variation as regards sites are permitted, the escapes from the stage 3 f 
and dressing rooms must have special consideration, and be provided in 
a manner satisfactory to the Minister. 

60. Floor Level, &c. | 

The level of the floor of the hall or building of grades (b) 0 or (c) shall be 
kept as near as ‘possible to the footpath level, but in no ease shall the floor 
level be more than 8-feet 6 inches above, or more than 12 feet below the 
mean level of footpath of the main thoroughfare, except with the special 
eorsent ot the Minister; but this shall not preclude the use of an additional 
number of steps at the street entrances to the sides or rear of the building ; . bis 
as may be necessary to overcome the difference in grades of footpaths; but 
“those of grade (d) may be on the first floor of any building, provided that 
the floor is not more than 14 feet above such footpath. In such eases the 
floor shall be of approved fire-resisting construction. 

61. Restriction of use of Buildings. 

In the case of halls and buildings of grades (b) and (¢), Schedule 1, no . 
such buildings shall be construgted underneath or over any part of any other =~ ay 
building, except with the special consent of the Minister, which consent 
shall not be granted unless approved fire-resisting construction has been 
adopted throughout, and the buildings are Rati stated isolated from each 





other by separate entrances and exits. a 
In no ease shall living rooms be allowed: in licensed public halls, but : m 
caretaker’s quarters are permissible in any buildings attached to the block . Bates 


containing the hall. 








23 Oor, 1992.) “NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 153. 5839. 


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62. Proscenium Wall and Dressing Rooms. 


When a stage is provided, other than an open platform, in halls of Grades 
 (b) and (c), the area of which exceeds 1,000 superficial feet, the proscenium 
Pu wall shall not be less than 13 inches in ther erlesa if of brick, or if of other 
approved fire-resisting construction to be of such thickness as directed by 
the Minister, and shall be carried up to a height, in the case of halls of 
Grade (b), of at least 18 inches above the roof, and in the case of buildings 
of Grade (c), at least to the underside of the roof covering. Where the 
area of the stage is less than 1,000 superficial feet the proscenium wall shall 
be constructed, of such fire- reeetng material, and in’ such manner as Sipe 
be approved by the Minister, 


Dressing rooms where provided. shall be as approved by the Minister. 


63. Hxits and Staircases. 


In the case of exits and staircases in halls and premises of Grades (0), 
(c), and (d), Regulations 13 and 14, Part II, shall apply. 


64. Doors, Gates, &c: 


All déora 2 in wich buildings used by the public as exit Heat shall, ies 
where otherwise approved, be hung in two folds, and be made to open out- 

_ wards towards the thoroughfare or courts. All internal doors shall be hung 
so as not to obstruct when open any gangway, passage, staircase, or landing. 
No door shall open immediately upon a flight of steps, but a landing of at 
least equal depth to. the width of the door shall be provided between such 
steps and such doorway. All doors or barriers in lobbies, corridors, or 
passages, and to exits opening into courts, shall be recessed so that when 
opened they shall not project beyond the general face of the wall. AZ 
Se exit doors having fastenings shall be fastened only by patent panic bolts to 
: work automatically, resisting pressure from outside only, of a pattern and 
in a position approved by the Minister; but where such doors are also to be 
used by the public for entrances, ee may be fitted with lever or other. 

< Ba hb approved fastenings in approved positions. Doors so fitted, however, must 
ata - not be fastened during the presence of the public. All doors and all gates 
eo Neen ae used for entrances shall be made to open both ways, and shall when open 
Bian St inwards be so fitted that they can be locked back against the wall in such 
eee pe. 5 manner as to require a key to release them. All doors leading from exit 
R passages, staircases, om corridors to the, other parts of the buildings 
shall be hung so as to be closed by the stream of persons passing from the 
auditorium to the street, and be fitted with springs. 


. Barriers and Exit Doors. 


All barriers and eee exit doors shall be made to swing both ways or 
to open outwards, with no other fastenings than automatic bolts approved by 
’ the Minister. 


No. locks, monkey-tail, flush or barrel locks, or locking bars, or other 
obstructions to exit other than as before mentioned shall be fitted on any 
doors, gates, or barriers, and all exits shall be as conspicuous as possible, 
and the word “ Exit” or “Eseape” shall be marked thereon in heavy 

block letters not less than 4 inches long. 





a re 66. Halls, Corridors, &e. 


_ All halls, corridors, passages, stairs, exit doors, courts, &c., shall be free °‘ 
from all obstructions, and all exit doors shall open outwards; and all exit 
doors shall be opened and available for the public at each performance. 


It shall be compulsory on the owner, or, where there is a lessee, the lessee 
of such buildings to allow the public to leave by all exit doors. 


67. Sanitary Conveniences. 


, ... Separate sufficient sanitary accommodation shall be previded for the use 

of the audience and artists in approved positions. Such sanitary accommo- 
dation and appliances shall be constructed and arranged to the satisfaction 
of the local sanitary authority. ; 


68. Ventilation.. 





Dia i. 6 A All parts of ach premises’ shall be properly and efficiently ventilated in a 

Me a _ manner to be approved by the Minister, and upon one month’s notice the 

Sats yt Dare Minister may require that all parts of any hall shall be properly and 

Ws ete se : . efficiently ventilated by means of a mechanical plant on the vaeuum and 


plenum or other approved system so as to provide for the complete change 
of air in the building approximately eight times in an hour by actual test, 
and shall be fitted with a device to stop the machinery automatically in case 
HA of fire. 
at The ventilating machinery shall be kept in operation during the whole 
ie that the public are present in the building. 








69, Standing Room: os ie 2% “ 4 Bt 


Subjeet to the provisions of section 22 of the ‘Act, standing 3 room will: only 
he permitted in-those parts of the house behind the line | of seats most 1 remote 
from the stage, and then only provided the total number allowed. Py. the 
‘Minister f for that particular area is not exceeded, 


70. Use of Chairs.) ne ae 


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Where chairs are used in the auditorium! they shall be securely bateened 
together at a distance of not less than 1 ft. 8 in. from centre to centre wher | 
chairs have arms, and not less than 1 ft. 6 in. where they are without arms, 
and all chairs shall be battened together in lengths of not less than four 
chairs nor tore than twelve chairs in a section. In all cases, however, there 
shall be a svace of at least 1 foot between the front of one seat and the back 
of the next, measured hetween. perpendiculars. 


71. Seating A ccommodation. 


The area assigned to each person, including gangways and zee 
within the auditorium shall not be less than 45 superficial feet. In -all 
cages, however, there shall he a space of at least 1 foot between the front 
of one seat and the back of the next, measured between perpendiculars : 
Provided that where fixed theatre seats or chairs are provided they shall he 
folding, securely fastened. to the floor, and shall | measure from ‘centre to. 
centre of arms along the front of the chairs not less than 1 tt. bi iD, ‘the § space 


assigned to each pert including gangways and passages within | the audi 


torium, s shall not be less than 5-5 ‘superficial feet. The class and dimensions 
of seats to be used shall be stated when applying for a license. Passages . or 
prays in the auditerium not less than 3 ft. 6 in. wide shall he formed 

leading direct. to the exit doors, and ¢ gang ways 3 te. 6 in. wide shall be pro- 


vided 3 in rows of seating in such a way that no chair or seat shall have : more ¥ 


than six chairs intervening between it and a passage | or gangway, or more 
than fourteen chairs 1 Im a row between any two passages or gangways. 


Where seating is designed in rows of concentric circles, semi- circles, or 


segments of cireles, with radiating passages or gangways, the maximum. 
number of seats between any two _ passages or gangways may, with ‘the 
approval of the Minister, be varied. All cross-over gangways - in gi alleries | 
shall not be tess than 4 feet wide. 





Where continuous rows of fixed seats are provided in any portion of: the | 


auditorium of a public hall, the number of persons to be accommodated 
on such seats shall be determined by allowing 17 inches lineal to cach 
person, measuring from one gangway or passage to another along the Jine 
of seats, but at the back thereof. Each of these seats or spaces shall be 
numbered consecutively, and marked distinctively i im an approved manner, 
commencing at No. 1, and the total number of persons who may thus be 


aecommodated shall be the number allowed in such part of a hall, exclusive © 


of those for whom standing space is allowed. Jn no ease shall the numbered » 
seats encroach upon a gangway or passage—the mi nimu width of which 


is to he 8 ft. Gin, ek 
72. Passages in Liane. eS 


Passages and gangways in the auditorium shall not be Sectecied by. 
camp-stools, chairs, furniture, or barrier of any kind other than an approved 
device to denote divisions of the house. Bruges af 


73. Gas 8 ervices, 


All such buildings, when lighted by gas, § shall have separate and ¢ distinet | a! 


gas services and meters as follows :-- 


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(a) To the stage. . ay HS A 
(b) To the auditorium. wk Ries Says 
(c) To the staircases, cory ridors, and exits. a ron eye) SRN 


Such meters shall be placed in properly ventilated che ambers of fire- : 


resisting construction, the openings of which shall be eet Pek fire- 
_ resisting doors. | A gas brackets shall tbe fixed without ont ts, and an 
burners within pith of the public shall be fitted with secret ADS, ‘and shall 
be efficiently protected by glass or wire clobes. ‘All gas “burners” within 3) 
feet of ceilings shall be fitted with consumers of uninflammable material to 
distribute the heat. All’ gas-pipes shall be made of iron or brass. Where. 
there is to be a stage, or where scenery is to be used, the footlights or floats 
shall be protected. by fixed wire-guards. The rows and hnes, and -gas- 





burners in the wings, which must commence 4 feet at least from: the level 





of the stage, shall be protected by fixed iron. wire guards. — All battens shall 
be hung by at least three wire ropes, and shall be protected at the back by a 
solid metal guard and wire. fixed to a stiff, iron frame at. such a distance 


from the gas-jets that - no part. of the scenery or decorations: can become 





heated. All movable lights shall he fixed with ‘flexible tubes, and the: gas. 
in every case shall be capable of being turned off by the t 4 on the stage, 


ee 


as well-as by that on the flexible tube. All flexible tubes : be ere sufii- 


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Sten. sees Eb ee 
Be oot: a ee San strength Ae ait pressure from. withont. 
ee SS a provid a ae ont place at the side of the stage. A stop- 
os bs aoe ae e Sh Ne as ed 0 sue. pre mises i order that the supply of gas 
me ee es be Ly 0 vies necessar 


hdd erat means of 
gas 








ighti ing in such hatidinss. for use in the event of 
hed, shall be Rr ovided i for the auditorium, corridors, 





. a or Saleh ewer with Lae “self. ‘eonbained battery current Eee of 
Pemba emp ey he 7) a pattern to be ved by the Minister, properly secured to: an unintlam- 
a ye Fae 8 Higa mable hase, and placed out of reach of the public. ‘Such lamps shall be kept 
5 ay ae Rs alight dpring the whole time the public are in such premises. When | gas 1s 
“. ey used, all gas-lights en stage and in dressing- “rooms, corridors, passages, &e. %, 
se shall e protected with strong wire frames. If there be a sun-burner in 


so that such sun- biraer can be Nehted from the Blaze, 


Se Ae Ry “4. Hudeonts and Pipe’ Service. 


; All eieh buildings shall be. provided with a sufficient number of hy ie ants 

of an approved pattern, each of a diameter of not less than 24 inches; such 
hydrants shall be connected by at least a: 3-Inch rising main with a street 
art oe TREE AR at Hse 3 iad: i eet 


he fae ea Pestenea: th spring He De aud. hevine He aoe filled. in eh wilt 


9 eas RTA eS mesh wire-netting. The Words: * Fire Hose ” to be painted on doors or box 
6 a gat oh ae ed | block lettering oe 


ng 





“ahs Hae aa Genes, ni A. pressure. of at. eae 30 Ib. on the square nt ‘shall be maintained on. 
ADS Gaara the hydrants i in ‘the flies and upper tiers of such premises. 
Pi buck} hain Each of eich hydrants shall be provided with at least a 30“feet length of 


SEX oc een hose, he fitting gs of the New South Wales. Pi ire _rigade pattern, and ata | 


find 


Cees shall. Ak is (M3 ae a ele es pumps or eae a 
Hel Petingolehing appliances shall be provided as required. 


i "When. there is no constant supply of water, a sufficient number of 
Sg penal chemical ‘fire- extinguishers shall also be provided, which shall be 
eppuet “and recharged at least onee every six months. 


ee Siar Ca ee. Kare A ppliances. 


Blankets « or rugs, and cas filled with water, shall always be kept on 
the stage 6,30) the ‘Hligs, scene stores, property rooms, or wings, and in the 
immediate paspeee a proachi ng the dressing-rooms of such” premises, and 


ries 


attention shall he directed to them by placards legibly printed or painted 


HTS 


eae and d fixed immediately above them to the satisfaction of the Minister. 





lakes or rugs and fire appliances shall be kept ready for immediate use. 





ee Hatchets, ‘books, and other appliances for taking down hanging scenery in 
case of fire shall be always kept in readiness, on the stage and in the flies, 


for immed] iate lise. Be Eo hace 


ce The regulations as to fo shall be miied in some Conspicuous and 
a approved place in such build ngs, SO that all persons ‘connected with such 
‘ pruleines may be acquainted with such regulations. 






























ey i 4, # , A Bddgetids ida. 
I iL re Al scenery, stage | aperies, curtains, and decorations made of gem: 
ee Oe bustible material Sit ye rendered ; and kept. safe! against fire, to the satis- 
= - faction of the Chief Officer of Fi ire Brigades, or of some officer authorised 
Gene by Re, oF Cars an pitger wuthgrised by. the eee in that behalf, 


dis ne ibn ae, A A 6. Fireworks. 


» use es: rae Ss ad firearms on the stage shal] ms as approved by 
hief Officer of aa) Brigades, or by some officer authorised by sue or 


an ¢ ‘he authorised | by the Minister in that behalf. 


a eS 





"hie: 


ache it eae # %, “ de Reports of Fire, or Alarm of Fire. 
Be Wh A report t of! any fire, however slight, or alarm of re, must be at once 
a sent to t 1e Minster by the licensee, less See, or manage 


ag a ‘8. Approval of Fire Apphances. 


The Wools of the fire ‘appliances, hydrants, and fittings of fire service . shiall 
approved by the Chief Officer of Fire Brigades, and shall be kept i in good 
order, and subject to 6 the inspection and approval of the Chief Officer of 

Fire Brigades, or of. _some officer authorised by him, or of. an officer 
uthori pe the e Minister 3 ja set b behalf, ire, 





+ indicating gas-plate 


such buildings, it shall be provided with a pilot light, which shall be placed 


eeePhe owner or, where there is a lessee: shall be held responsible that the | 


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79. Smoking, Spirituous Liquors, Ge. = > 


No person shall smoke in the auditorium, the orchestra, the green-rooms, 
the dressing-rooms, the wings, or within the precincts of the stage, except 


so far as may be necessary on the stage in connection with the performance. M 
Spirituous or other alcoholic liquor or beverages shall not be sold within the 7-7 
buildings, nor shall there be any connecting doorway — or passage between 3 
such buildings and any hotel. é 


Any person infringing any of the provisions of this Regulation shall, on 
conviction, be liable to a penalty not exceeding ten pounds. 


Provided that the Minister may, if he thinks fit, on occasions of smoke 
concerts or other similar entertainments, ae the operation M the pro- 
visions of this Regulation. 


80. C yes 


Every part of the building shall be kept peonere clean, and all rubbish, 
litter, &c., shall be removed immediately after each porrormnnate: The 
timbers of the roof and the timbers over the stage shall be kept free from 
dust. 


ie 80a. Disinfecting. 


1. Licensed: theatres and public halls shall be treated with a pulicide every 
day on which they are open to the public. The method of treatment shall be 
the spraying of all floors, seats, and any exposed ground surface in the 
building with— 

(a) an emulsion containing not less hie 4 per cent. kerosene; or 

(b) miscible phenol, cresol or eucalyptus oil—1 part to 40 of water. 

. The whole interior of such buildings and their contents shall be effec- 
Pan disinfected at least once a, month by means of formalin, or other | 
mgehies disinfectant. : : We 

. When licensed premises are used occasionally only, they shall: be effec- 
oe disinfected at the times and in the manner required by the local police 
authorities. 


4, The Minister may, however, at any time further require that any place 
licensed under the Theatres and Publie Halls Act shall be effectively dis- 4 
infested or disinfected to the satisfaction of any officer appointed by him on 


that behalf. 
81. Alterations. 


Before any structural alteration or any changes are made in the seating 
or in the arrangements of the premises, or extension of and alteration to 
gas and electric light installation, the person or persons in whose name the 
license is granted shall submit full particulars to the Minister for approval. 
Such approval shall be obtained before the alterations or change is pro- 
ceeded with. Ea ent 


82. Inspection. ; ’ 


Such buildings as the Minister may from time to time determine shall be 
regularly inspected by officers of the Inspector-General of Police, the Board 
of Fire Commissioners of New South Wales, and such other officers as may 
be authorised from time to time by the Minister, and a report of each such 
inspection shall be forwarded for the information of the Minister. Admis- 
sion shall be given to such officers at any time. 


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83. Licenses. : L 


All applications for licenses shall be in writing, and, borate with the 
prescribed fee, shall be either delivered personally or ‘sent by post, addressed 
to the Under Secretary. 

All applications for the series of a license shall be in writing, ‘and shall, 
together with the prescribed fee, be forwarded to, or lodged with, the ‘Under 
Secretary, at least fourteen days before the expiry of the then existing 
license. : vanes 3 

84. Plans-and Specifications. © 


J 


Prior to the erection of temporary structures, plans ahi be furniohad: 
drawn to a seale of 4.inch to a foot, and indicating the method of con- 
struction, the position and number of seats and accommodation to be pro- 
vided, as well as the stage, platform, or arena, and the arrangement of the 
different areas to be occupied by the audience. f a} 

Specifications shall acconipany the plans, describing the materials to be - 
employed and the mode of construction to be adopted to enable the Minister 
to judge whether the requirements of the Act and Regulations will be 
complied with when such premises have been completed. 





. See 1.88 Frontage. 

4 Re a BY, temporary structure proposed to be erected shall abut upon or front 
a dedicated road, whose width shall be not less than 40 feet. Provided that 
: such width may "be varied at the diseretion of the Minister i cases where 
Mace, be ay deem it advisable. 


86. Roofing. 


ek temporary structure so constructed as to be roofed in shall not be used 
for public entertainments unless it has been ye approved ‘by a person 
appointed in that behalf by the Minister. 

Such approval shall be in writing, and shall have effect and bei in pore 
for the period therein mentioned and no longer. 


87. Penalty for using Unauthorised Roof. 


Any person using any temporary structure so constructed, iiless such 
approval has been given and is in force, shall be liable to a penalty not 
exceeding twenty pounds, | 


88. Temporary Oa pe may be declared a Public Hall. 
; When any temporary ‘structure is maintained upon the one site for a 
7 Wa ‘period exceeding six months, or may be proposed to be roofed wholly or 
partially, or shall have been roofed wholly or partially, it shall be competent 
for the Minister to, declare such structure to be a public hall. 


% eo ae mh 89, Fire Appliances. 
Sue SSS aac | A sufficient number of hydrants, each of a diameter not ties than 2% 
nie. M * inches, shall be provided ; such hydrants shall be connected by at least a> 


3-inch main with a high- -pressure street water main, not less than 3 inches 


APE Sears -feet length of hose of a description approved of by the Chief. Officer of 
NE ity ae Fire Brigades, or by an officer authorised by him, or by an officer authorised 
St ane _ by the Minister in that behalf, and shall be fitted with bibeocks for filling 
be oe buckets. Three buckets filled with water shall be kept near each hydrant; 































- or other fire-extinguishing appliances shall be provided as required. In 
eases where an adequate water supply is not available, a sufficient number of 


. Sag tin he 
90. et any of Regulations. 
ce anne ye erat tures and places under Part IIT of the Act, the Fallow: 
ing Regulations, in addition to 83, 84, 85, 86, 87, 88, and 89, shall also apply, 
aye ue ‘ 
: Lae 91. Barriers and Eait Doors. 

All barriers and internal exit doors shall be made to swing both ways or 
to open outwards, with no other i Ea than automatic bolts approved 
by the Minister. 

No locks, monkey- tail, Pach or barrel bolts, or locking bars, or bane 

obstructions to exit other than as before mentioned, shall be fitted on any 
doors, gates, or barriers, and all exits shall be as conspicuous as possible, 
and the word “‘ Exit” or “ Escape” shall be marked thereon in large letters 
not less than 4 inches long. | : 


92. Halls, Corridors, &c. 


All halls, . corridors, passages, stairs, exit dours, courts, ion shall be free 


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doors shall be open and available for the public at each performance. 


It shall be compulsory on the owner or, where there is a lessee, the lessee 
of such structure to allow the public to leave by all exit doors. 


932 Passages in Auditorium. 


‘Passages and vangways in the auditorium shall not be obstructed hy 
camp stools, chairs, furniture, or barrier of any kind other than an approved 
» device to denote divisions of the house. 


94, Cleaning. 


_ Every part of the premises shall be kept properly clean, and all rubbish, 
litted: &e., shall be removed immediately after each performance. 


he dy i PL 95, Gas and Ses Plants, &c. 


All Wate apparatus, gas generators, eas-meters, steam boilers or engines, 
- and electric plants shall be located outside the external wall of the structure. 
No fireplaces or stoves shall be allowed within the main walls of the audi- 
i _torium or’stage, and all fireplaces in other portions of the structure shall be 
‘ pied. with ae iar ener 





‘ in diameter, and each of such hydrants shall be provided with at least a © 


such hydrants and buckets shall be in approved positions. Hand-pumps 


approved fire-extinguishers: or buckets filled with water, or both, shall be 


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96. Fireworks. 
The use of fireworks and firearms on the stage shall be as approved by the 


Chief Officer of Fire Brigades, or by some officer authorised by him, or by 
an officer authorised by the Ministers in that behalf. 


97. Reports of Fire pe tlas of Fire. 


A report of any fire, however slight, or alarm of fire, must be at onee sent 
to the Minister by the licensee, lessee, or manager. 


98. Approval of Fire Appliances. 
The whole of the fire appliances shal] be kept in good order, and subject 
to the inspection and approval of the Chief Officer of Fire Brigades, or of 
some officer authorised by him, or of an officer authorised by the Minister 
in that behalf. 
98a. Sanitary Conveniences. 


Separate adequate sanitary conveniences for both sexes in compliance with 
the Megul ations: of the Local Authorities shall be-provided. — 


99. Alteration. 


Before any structural alteration or any changes are made in the seating 
or in the arrangements of the premises, the person or persons in whose name 
the license is granted shall submit full particulars to the Minister for 
approval. Such appreval shall be obtained before the alteration or change 
is proceeded with. 


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PART: Y. 


CineMATOGRAPH, &c. 


100. Use of Cinematograph Lanterns and Prohibition of Objectionable 
Cinematograph Pictures in Theatres and Premises licensed by the 
Minister. 


Fae 


— (a) No ponte or other similar apparatus involving the use of a 
‘enathy cumbustible film shall be exhibited on premises licensed under the 





[28 Oor, 1922, 


“ Theatres and Publie Halls Act, 1908,” until the Minister has been satisfied _ 


that. all reasonable precautions have ee taken against accident and danger 
to the publie. 

(b) The licensee shall be held entirely Sobuaun thie for the proper and safe 
use of the apparatus. Opportunity shall also be afforded to any officer 
authorised by the Minister of inspecting the apparatus before the public 
exhibition takes place, in order to allow time for any necessary alterations 
to be carried out and approved by the Minister. No gangway or exit must 
be in any way affected. 

(c) The cinematograph machine shall stand in a compartment, room, or 
box.of such permanent fire-resisting construction and dimensions. as shall 
be approved by the Minister, and shall be adequately ventilated. The door 
or doors shall open outwards and be self-closing, and openings for projec- 
tion and observation shall not exceed 8 inches square. A metal shutter of 
approved design to cover all the* openings fitted with device to operate 
same immediately in case of fire occurring in the operating-box shall be 
provided. ‘Temporary or portable operating-boxes must be constructed of 
five-resisting material, and be of such dimensions as approved by the 
Minister, with doors, ventilation openings, and shutters as before mentioned. 
When boxes of this description are used they must be railed off from the 


seating with a space not less than 2 feet wide at sides and front, and 6 feet 


at side in which door is placed. The audience shall be completely excluded 
-from the above space around the operating-box by a suitable barrier. Re- 
winding of films must not be done in the operating-box unless means 
approved by the Minister to protect them during winding is provided. 

(d) The.body of the lantern shall be constructed of metal, and in the 
bottom of the lantern shall stand an iron tray which shall be surrounded 
by a vertical edge at least 1 inch in depth. All lanterns shall be provided 
with an improved type of adequate means of cutting off the light from the 
cinematograph machine. All lanterns shall be enclosed in such a manner 
as to prevent pieces of ineandescent carbon, lime, or pastel escaping.’ All 
cinematogrez;h machines shall be constructed of metal throughout, and the 
gates of machines shall be proteeted by asbestos-lined or other suitable heat 
shield to prevent as much as possible the heat from the condenser being 
coneentrated upon any other portion of the film except where exposed in 
the aperture. The spools upon which the film is wound shall, while on the 
machine, be enclosed completely in metal cases with approved fire-traps to 
same, which will effectually prevent the ignition of the film contained in 
either case. All cinematograph machines must be fitted with automatic 
winding for taking up the film after passing through the machine, The 
running of overloaded spools, or the running of films without automatic 
uptake, or the exposure of films other than that actually passing through 


the machine, is prohibited. an 


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Shacks for Carbons.—A rhétal receptacle for carbon ends that may be 

- removed from the are lamp shall be provided, and shall be so constructed 

as to prevent heated carbon from coming in contact with any port tion of box 

ar a PR or fitting should it be overturned. 

: See Switchboard controls, circuit breakers, motors, generators, and rotary 
converters shall be placed at a safe distance from the projecting mechanism 
of the cinematograph ‘machine, and shall be so safeguarded as to effectually 
protect films and machine from the results of short cireuits, electrical 
earths, and such-like electrical faults. A double pole switch of ample 
vapacity shall be provided for, together with a rheostat for each arc lamp. 
Rheostats shall be fitted so that the heat radiated: shall not affect the 
operator. 

Operating-boxes shall be thoroughly cleansed, and all machines shall be 
maintained in full repair and in condition least liable to cause damage or a 
stoppage in the passage of the film through the machine. Any cinemato- 

- graph machine found to be in 2 condition other than above shall be con- 

sidered unfit for use until placed in thorough repair. Cleanliness and 
detailed inspection of cinematograph machine shall be the first care of 
cinematograph operators. 

(e) Where possible, the electric light shall be adopted as an illuminant, 

a ss the usual rules for securing safety in an electric installation being observed. 

Hi niet ~ Tf limelight be used in the lantern, the plant shall be safeguarded, and 

cylinders, jets, saturators, regulators, and gauges shall be maintained in safe 

working condition, and any additional precautions which the Minister may 

eke! pis ‘ deem necessary for securing safety shall also be adopted. The use of acety- 
lene gas will not be permitted. 

(f) The space in which the cinematograph stands shall, where possible, 
be illuminated by electric glow lamps, but a miner’s toikoly lamp may be 
substituted if neeessary. No naked gas or oil flames or matches shall be 
allowed in the space. The lighting of the hydrogen flame in the lantern 
shall be accomplished by means of an electric lighter. © 


, i (g) The films, when not actually passing through the lantern, shall be, 


kept enclosed in metal cases provided with automatically-closing door sufli- 
cient to effectually prevent ignition of film contained therein. 


(h) Not less than two, nor more than three, operators shall be engaged © 


within the operating-box, and no other person shall be within the enclosure 


of taking charge of the film after it has passed through the cinematograph 
machine. Projectors must not be permitted to remain unattended during 
exhibition of film. ? 

- (@)° The licensee shall be held responsible for the employment of com- 
petent, experienced, and trustworthy operators, and shall be prepared at 
any time to supply to the Minister satisfactory eredentials in this respect. 


(7) Smoking wthin the lantern space shall be absolutely forbidden at all 
times. ; = i 
Pearse. Prokisbition. of Objectionable Cinematograph Pictures. 


(kh) No cinematograph pictures shall be exhibited in any licensed theatre, 
public hall, or temporary structure which represent or include— 





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ae ewe oe SO 1. Scenes (including titles or subtitles) suggestive of immorality or 

: Bienes ees, : indeceney, or which can be regarded as blasphemous or obscene. 

aa Sie 2. Scenes of debauchery, low. habits of life, or such other scenes 23 

as) might have a domoralising effect upon young or impressionable 
ET ee ca minds: 

Yo Oa be eee 3. Indelicate sexual Gineluding marital) relations, or sexual exposition: 

Boe metal bs. aS wokeugenic doctrines: 

ose Bae 4, Scenes laid in houses of ill-fame, views of pvanevoniees, or the .pro- 
ty it : curation and pros stitution of girls. . 

_ 5. Executions, gruesome murders, or other revolting scenes showing 
brutality to people or lower animals. 

6. Suecessful crime, such as bushranging, robberies, or other acts of 
lawlessness, &c., and scenes showing the methods of operation of 

LA eriminals which might be considered as having an injurious effect 
upon youthful minds. 


ae Md) Cinematograph Picture Programmes to be savanna to Police for 
uke “Inspection and Approval.—Any licensee, lessee, or other person conducting 
_ picture-show entertainments shall submit to the Police, for inspection, at 
the nearest Police Station, at least six hours before exhibition, a copy of 
the preposed programme for the week, or portion of the week, together with 
Fi the dates of exhibition; and such programme shall be dealt with by the 

‘Police within a reasonable time, and the persons concerned notified of the 

approval, or withholding of approval, of such programme, or any part 
_ thereof ; nor shall any submitted and approved programme be altered» or 
Varied, save by omission er re-arrangement of the sequence of the itenis; 
nd shail not be added to by the inclusion of other pictures, unless permis- 
on shall have been first obtained for such alteration or addition. 























during the exhibition. The whole duty of one of the operators shall consist 


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~NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMEN'!' GAZETTE, No, 153. 

(m) Programmes to be accompanied by short descriptions of each item.— 
All programmes, on submission to the Police, shall be accompanied by. a 
synopsis, or short description, of the nature of each film, for the inform. \- 
tion and guidance of the officer inspecting the programme. © 


(n) Films to be screened for information of Police. enti required, any 
film shall be screened for the information of the police or any person ap- 
pointed in that behalf by the Minister. Provided that any film which has 
passed the censorship of any authority notified by the Minister in the Gov- 
ernment Gazette need not be so screened. The owner, lessee, or person in 
charge of any such film shall, on demand, give any member of the Police 
Force a written statement that the film in question has been so passed. Any 
person giving any such statement, which is untrue in any material parti- 
cular, shall be able to a penalty not exceeding £20, 


(0) Police may prohibit objectionable Cinematograph Films, pending 
decision of Minister——Any person appointed by the Minister, or officers of 
Police, and such non-commissioned officers as they may select to assist them, 


may require that the public exhibition of any cinematograph film shall be _ 


deferred, pending the decision of the Minister thereon as to whether it shall 
be, or shall not be, exhibited. 


(p) Penalty for exhibiting prohibited Cinematograph’Films.—Any person 
who, after due notice shall have been given in that behalf, persists in 
exhibiting a prohibited cinematograph picture, shall be liable to a penalty 
not exceeding £20. 


acts 


Changing Names of Films. 


(q) The title of a film after it has once been exhibited in New South 
Wales shall not be changed except with the approval of the Minister. Any 
person committting a breach of this regulation shall be liable to a penalty 
not exceeding £20. 


Par? Nis: f 
101. Use of Acctylene Gas in Theatres and Premises licensed by the 
Minister. 


(a) Under no circumstances will the production or use of highly-com- 
pressed or liquefied acetylene be permitted. 


(b) The gas must be generated and stored at pressure sufficient only for 


driving it through the burner. The pressure shall not exceed 20 inches in’ 


the generator, or 5 inches in the holder or service-pipe. 

(c) The gas shall not be mixed with oxygen or with atmospheric air 
before it reaches the burner. 

(d) Every apparatus which is used for generating or storing doetilens 
gas shall be approved by the Minister after it has been tested and passed by 


an expert, and will be subject to examination by a responsible officer . 


authorised by the Minister. 


(e). Every such apparatus shall be placed in a building outside that in 
which the gas is used. 2 . 


(f) Sueh outbuildings shall be separated as far as possible from inhabited 
buildings, and shall be well ventilated. All usual precautiong shall be taken 
to prevent escape of the gas and firing OF the samme in the gencrating room. 


(g) No person shall have charge of the apparatus | unless he has been 
properly instructed in its management. ; 


(h) The gas shall not be allowed a come into contact with copper or 
copper alloys, either in the generator or storage vessels or in the pipes and 
fittings. ; ; 


(2) The conditions under which the carbide of calcium may be stored 
shall be approved by a responsible officer authorised by the Minister. 


(j) All gas brackets shall be fixed without joints, and all burners within 


reach of the audience shall be fitted with secret taps, and shall be efficiently 


protected by glass or wire globes. 


(k) All gas-burners within 3 feet of fiancee ceilings shall be fitted 


with consumers of uninflammable material to distribute the heat. 
(1) All gas pipes shall be made of iron or steel. 


(m) Where’ there is to be a stage, or where scenery is to be used, the 
footlights or floats shall be protected by fixed wire guards. 


(n) The rows and lines and gas- -burners in the wings (which must com- 
-mence 4 feet at least from the level of the stage) shall be a by 
fixed iron wire guards. 












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mS a Ce ee Fite ay" All heathens shalt’ shel Kune by at Midas three wine “Fopes! and shall be 
pas HY _ protected at the back by a solid metal guard and wire fixed to a stiff iron i Pe 
A> Sys frame at such a distance from the g gas-jets that no ar of the scenery or be 

decoration can become heated. : ps | 


ir eee ts, tp) AL movable lights shall be fitted aah flexible tubes, and the gas in 
pee ar ae 5 every case shall be capable of being turned off by he ian on the stage as 
7 well as by that on the- flexible tube. - 2 ue 
Pe ee, Cg): Alb flexible tubes shall. be of sufficient strength to resist pressure from res 
Rey ees without, sie Ne 
<. ced > 102, Use of Limelight in Theatres and Halls licensed by the Minister. 
Ns eo eae ES it Where limelight is used, the cylinders and apparatus shall be subjees ta 
. . tests approved by the Minister. 











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103. Forms of License. ; 


: A AN ita). The following shall be the form of license under the Act for theatres 
. : and halls :-— 


seme f ; mee LICENSE aes tne “Theatres and Public Halls Act, 1908S.” 


| oe aie ae RC ie ees be | Wirereas by an Act passed in the eighth year of the Reign of His late set fare 
OS he Sia ia hs King Edward the Seventh, intituled the “Theatres and Public Halls Act, 1908,” 
Ean Ne (3 ; it is enacted that it should be lawful for the Colonial Secretary to license 
Se eat ae eat el Nuh theatres, public halls, and. temporary and other structures: And whereas 
at 3 ily a a gas . Bao applied to me to grant a license fora at 
re ty eng NE ~ commonly known as in the State of New South 
See ee Te a Wales, in the Commonwealth of Australia, for , under and in 
i WO ">." 5) “pursuance of the provisions of the said Act, and ha: paid the prescribed 
} aKa ‘io aacense fee: Now,1, ; Colonial Secretary for the time being of the 
4 f 1) ena said: State of, New ‘South Wales, in virtue of the power and authority yested in 
fee gels oe ols ee Seis me by the said Act, do hereby grant unto the said a license 
b> Aine shh dS for the said — for subject to the provisions of the 
8 oe ean a Ore, heatres, and Public Halls Act, 1908,” and the Regulations now or hereafter 
diame. Cope Rauiae to. be made thereunder: And I declare and direct that this license continue 
ALR eae Metin tee hy lM in force for the period of twelve calendar months from . unless 
Ei EN SI a ean the same shall be sooner cancelled: But if the Colonial Secretary for the time 
J) See - —-«baing shall, upon any ground appearing to him sufficient in that behaif, see fit 
wy < Re ah to cancel this license, the same shall thereupon cease to have any force or 
_ effect, and shall be considered as no longer subsisting. 
Number of persons who may be seated in 








































Number of persons who may be accommodated therein otherwise than on 
Seats 


Wee : Total number of persons who may be admitted thereto 


. Given under my Hand, at Sydney, this day of 
in the eee: of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and 


Colonial Secretary. 
a) ‘The Soliewiae. shall be an form of license under Part IIL of the 
<y w Aett a 


LIcENSE for ‘entertainments and meetings in temporary structures and = 
- unlicensed structures. 


Setian ee by an Act passed in the eighth year of the Reign of His late Majesty 
Ning Edward the Seventh, intituled the ‘* Theatres and Public Halls Act. 1908,” 
it is enacted that it should be lawful for the Colonial Secretary to grant 
licenses to give public entertainments as therein provided: And where eas 
OL; ., has applied to me to grant. him such a license — i ' 
and authority to give public exhibitions and entertainments in the State of New 
2 South Wales, in the Commonwealth of Australia, under and in pursuance of 
| toe Dates the provisions of the said Act, and has paid the prescribed fee: Now, I, 
AR iu eae , Colonial Secretary for the time being of the said State of New 
South Wales, in virtue of the power and authority vested in me by the said 
Act, do hereby grant unto the said _ a license and authority to 
give. public exhibitions and entertainments in the said State subject to the 
provisions of the “ Theatres and Public Halls Act, 1908,” and the Regulations 
snow or hereafter to be made thereunder: And it shall be lawful for him to act, 
mR oe represent, or perform, or cause to be acted, represented, or performed, for 
; hire, gain, or reward, on such day or days in every week as he may think 
proper (save and except Sunday, Good Friday, and Christmas Day), any 
4 interlude, tragedy, opera, comedy, stage play, farce, burletta, melodrama, panto- 
mime, or any stage dancing, tumbling, or horsemanship, or any other enter- 
tainment of the stage whatsoever licensed to be performed at any theatre in 
Pipa or in the representation of which express permission in writing shall 
have been given by the Colonial Secretary for the time being: And I declare 
and direct that this license continue in foree for the period of twelve months 
unless the same shall be sooner revoked by the Colonial Secretary for the time 
being of the said State: But if the ‘Colonial Secretary for the time being shall, 
- by reason of any irregularity, or upon any ground appearing to him sufficient 
in that behalf, see fit to revoke this license, 'the same shall thereupon cease rk 
to have any force or effect, and shall be considered” as no longer subsisting ; to ft ae 
_ take effect as on and from the 


St /Glyen under my Hand, at Sydney, this day of sae : é i$ 
tn, in the wert of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and (A ee 
 Golontal Secretary. “6 OD 


5848 


‘The form of indorsement upon. the license i in a case of ‘pennies shall be— 


INDORSEMENT of transfer, section 13, “ Theatres and Public Halls: Act, 1908, He 


‘ WHEREAS Oe , has applied to me for the transfer 
of this license, and is desirous of accepting. the same, with its attendant liabili- | 
ties, for the balance of the term of its duration, I, +, Colonial | 
Seeretary of the State of New South Wales, in the Commonwealth of Aus- 
tralia, in pursuance of the provisions of section 13 of the “ Theatres and Public 
Halis Act, 1908,” do hereby consent to such transfer, and ‘have GAUISEG 2 Ae tehiees tae 2 : : 
to be registered as the holder of this license. . ; 


Colonial Secretary's Office, 









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105. Peri i cred Concert (Section 19). f 
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The following shall be the form used when granting permits for Sacred ; 
Concerts :— . | i 
_ I hereby give my approval to the holding of Sacred Concerts on (Sundays, ~- . 
Christmas Days, and Good I'ridays), from apa 9) in the. ; | 
licensed premises at known as subject to the following os 
conditions :— 4 : MY ; yn 
{Here state conditions. ] ‘ 
Es % * 2 # * * 3 pans: zi ¢ Bp 1° 
106. Register. a hs ~ : 


‘The Register under the Act shall provide for a record of the following 


Number and date of application, 

Name and address of applicant. 

Name and locality of place proposed to be licensed. 
Number of license. ; 

Date aid period of license. a 
Grade of theatre, hall, &e. i 
Hee paid and date of payment, ’ 
Renewals. Bae ; : oa 
‘Transfers. PRO Sik ta 


107. Alcoholic Beverages, Food, de., Prohibited. 


107. (a) No person shall take spirituous or other aleonert liquors or bever- 
ages into any licensed theatre or public hall whilst open to the public: Pro- 


vided that the Minister may in any case in which he deems it advisable, 


suspend the operation of the provisions of this paragraph. 
(b) No person shall throw, drop, or deposit anywhere within the building, 
any food, refuse, or other material which may tend to encourage rats. 


(c) Any person committing a breach of this Regulation shall for each 


such breach, upon conviction, a and pay a penalty or sum not exceeding 
two pounds. 


INDEX TO REGULATIONS. 
Parr I (PRELIMINARY). : , = 





. Interpretation. ee 


Applications for Licenses. Ny Bi 
Liability of Licensees, &c. fe Sdey Rag eee . . 
Renewal of Licenses, mhr53 hie ; 
Transfer of Licenses. : a 
Digna? ae tintin in any Licensed ‘Theatre, Public Tall, or ‘Temporary 

Structure, prohibited. 


he Striking Matches during performances prohibited. ; Pan (aX 


Parr Il (THEATRES). - f tins 


. Alcoholic Liquor, } a 
. Alterations. 
. Application of certain Regulations. 
. Approval of Fire Appliances. 

. Automatic Sprinkler Equipment. 

.. Barriers and BPxit Doors, f ate 
. Capacity. ’ ia 
. Cinematograph. 

. Cleaning. 


55a. Disinfecting. 


16. 


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13 


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Sane 


4 


eh Ze 
tify 
1, 
ae 
107, 
26. 
. Gas Services, - cae RS Esai 
5. Gas and Steam Plants. 

ji. Gridiron, 

7. ‘Guardrails, ‘ x 


39, Dressing-rooms for Artists and Musicians, S, ' Keates 


43 


. Exits and Staircases. Be ‘s 
49, é 


‘Pood. 


Doors and Gates. 
Hectrie Lighting. 


Fire Appliances. “ th he c, ia ay acs 
Firemen. i - Coe 
Wire-resisting Stage Construction. fee Las Hay! a, 
Eireworks, bef ih tee rissa . Aca 
Wloor Level. ’ 

Fly and ‘ie Galleries. 


Gallery Platfornis, 












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55a. Theatres to be disinfected. a 
— 46. Telephones. : : 


oe Wreworks.. ow eee b 


66. Halls, Corridors, &c. 


- 59a, Sites, Acceptance of. 


92. Halls, Cortidors: &e. 


and Corridors. Alay 
af Hythanes and Vire Be ryive,~ 
ii. Inspection. 
_ Lobbies, | Corridors. saad | ath 

. Overhang of Stage. 

2, Openings in Exterior Walls, Nite 

24. Passages in Auditorium. . 
10. Plans for New Buildings. 

31. Proscenium Safety Curtain. 

29. Proscenium Wall, &e. 


- 51. Reports of Fire or Alarm of Fire. 


12. Restriction of Use of Premises. ; 
19. Sanitary Conveniences. mae: 


oe 23. Seating Accommedation,~ 


9. Sites 
9a. Sites. 


. 4. ‘Smoking and spirituous Liquors. 


14. Staircases. 


_ 37. Stage Appliances, 


22. Standing Room. 

30. Stage Smoke Escape. 

25. Steps in Side Passages. i 

Gar, Storage of Scenery. — ae ; 2 : 


38. Treating Woodwork, Dae: KC, with. Fire-resisting Preparation. 
40, Workshops. 


82. Working of Safety Curtain, 


20. Ventilation. Va ; ibe a 
a ohh “, Parr HI (PUBLIC HALLS), 
107. Alcoholic Liquor. 


hee 81, Alterations. 


78. Approval of Fire Appliances. 
65. Barriers and Exit Doors. 


I 


80. Cleaning. 


80a. Disinfecting. 

64. Doors, Gates, &e. 

63. Exits and Staircases.~ 
75, Fire Appliances. 


60. Floor Level, &c. 
73. Gas Services. . 
58. General Requirements. 


74. Hydrants and Fire Service. 


eo Inspection. _ Cty > 


72, Passages in Auditorium. 
62. Proscenium Wall and Dressing-rooms. 


77. Reports of Fire or Alarm of Fire. 


61. Restriction of Use of Buildings. 
67. Sanitary Conveniences. , 
71. Seating Accommodation, © a; Aen 
59, Sites for Grades “0,” “c,” and “d” Halls, t 
69. Standing Room. : 
TDA. Scenery, &e., to be Wondered fire-resisting. 
79. Smoking and Spirituous Liquors. 
70. Use of Chairs. 


68. Ventilation. i 


ghey ns Yaa TV (TEMPORARY STRUCTURES). 


90. Application of. Regulations. ; 


- 99. Alteratious. 


91. Barriers and Exit Doors. 

94. Cleaning. 4 * 
95. Gas and Steam. Plant, CC) i) 
98. Fire Appliances—Approval of. 
89. Fire Appliances. 1» ; 

96. Fireworks. ie 
85. Frontage. — 


$3. Licenses. A ) : be 


- 98. Passages in Auditorium. 
Sk Penalty for using Unauthorised Roof, 


84. Plans and Specifications. 
86. Roofing. | 4 
97. Reports of Fire. or Alarm of Fire, 


98a. Sanitary Conveniences. | 3 
88. Temporary. Structure may be declared a Public Hall. 


ia ah 


¢ | Parr Vv (CINEMATOGRAPHT LANTERNS, pis 


». 100: Use of Cinématograph hanes and Prohibition of Objectionable Cine- 
matograph Pictures in Theatres and Premises licensed by the 
Minister. 








i PRE Ne te 
wee emises licensed 


Forms et. License. 

‘Transfer, bs i As 
Permit for Sacred | Concerts ii 
a aplaerabe ; 
































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; 1s io . The Treasury, New South Wales, 
Bae! Sydney, 2nd November, 1922. 


REVENUE, RECEIPTS, AND EXPENDITURE. 





shes following Accounts and Abstracts of Revenue, Receipts, and 
Expenditure of the Government of New South Wales, during 


the Month of October, 1922, are published for general information. 


i ve & ARTHUR A. C. COCKS, 


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WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 164, 


_ GONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND. 


COM PARATIVE STATEMENT of the Gross Ruvenug and Receipts on account of the ConsonrpaTrrp 


REVENUE Funp. of the Government of Naw Sours Wangs, during the Month of. October, 


192), 


ee and the Month of October, 1992: respectively, showing the Theroase or Decrease under enon pa: 
thereof, also total Net Revenue Proper for same periods, (Revenue for Month of October, 1922 


included in Account Ourrent, page 5852.) 





























































































































My ; Month of — Month of cok 
See ae S erecta eg hee October, 1921. | October, 1922. Decrease, Increase, 
REVENUE PROPER. | 
_ Governmental. a | . 
£ ad, < Se By a £ ad Si Be Hes 
RETURNS (PER CAPITA) TO THE STATE BY ge A REE oat ‘a 
THE COMMONWEALTH GOVERNMENT ~~ £ 211, 102 ani et OLA FOR aO hOB cso ieee | 8,284) FO 
Taxation. EN Aa ahh Rae hate 
STAMP DUTIES... oa Ry cay prada ate 178,069 in 8 PA Wie ts Bish Meet 1) ieee Boe e 89,763 15 7 
RANI Riis | yee rei att ame bee Meh Ie GO WORE Eee oe Bile ih 
INCOME TAX . ws ae Wa ty pean poe < 14,377. 9 5 4 Wei ae ©. Bak ES 49,832 3 2 
“MOTOR VEHICLE TAX S ysi6 ties Rp eeu 4 10,625. 2-4 bes O20 ES Si leo fatacw ns 2,995.16 4 
BETTING TAXES :— a : (io kwese. 
Bookmakers . Fee rode patpem Bite ramen se 4080-5 > 9 Bee (me Ob Hine sche 59 14 3 
Racing Clubs and Associations BER NUE Cage ene ba etc ka Lowy kerad ah !'S PES ITAS Be 2 2,257.10 11 
tie. eh fly 14,210 0-0 15 527s O52 be Lae T ne oe 
TOTALIZATOR ACT, No. 15, TO1G oa he FE ANC RA Dd bP AA OORT Ole ee uc. 384 2 5 
RACECOURSES ADMISSION TAX ‘ACT, 1920. ee fe RO OL NS: Bi 7,999 Ly Tt Too OS bts new 
. _ LICENSES :— ia thos ; : p 
Deg at, Sunday Trading Refreshment. Act, 1916 Hye acs eee “TRY Bed Rae toe 9. Qi deen, 397° 6 
a - To Wholesale Spirit Dealers... eh a Bi 340 0 0 450: Op: OR Wee acs esse 110 0 0 
‘To Auctioneers... 18 12 8 SO 285 t SBN es a. LP 1d .S 
To Retail Fermented and. ipirituots Liquors (inclad- i a 
ing Wine, Cider, and Perry) Wee wee eh 5,468 3) 10 SABRC Oi Buge.. 3% 18. 16)/2 
Billiard and Bagatelle... Avicgat (Se eas 20 0 0 os Bite Gis MeL as et a: 95 0.0 
To Hawkers, Pedlars, and Pawnbrokers Re FES 119 19 6 TS ae a ae oe ee 10 8 10 
Pitan Missig a ae Tobacco, Cigars, and Cigarettes ... oat Le cae, oe ASD” 10h. O ADC WOK. Qe ry oro 4410 0 
RA Metropolitan Traffic Act, No. 8, 1900 co a 426 11 0 ASTATS ieee hkl GU 20 
Motor Traffic Act, No. b, 1909 ; ite Aes ae 4,240 16 0 G20 tee PaO Mee toby. cy 1,051" 7 6 
Gaming and Betting Act, 1906 . ahs at Ge 6 54 1. 0 1619 0 Tash 
Theatres and Public Halls Act, No. 13; "1908 . 122 1.0 POE ER a ee ee 62 0.0 
Explosives Act, hind and Inflammable Liquid Act, ; 
TOTS Eis an 516 15 0 Se Oe Laer Ginn oy Roe ook 53 17° 6 
All other Licenses . $i san + oe a ae 5038 5 O 350 9 0 THATS: Oo eee 
) 402,984". 9° 0 13,712 19 2 169 15 0 1,498 5 2 
Total, Taxation .. coe te so £| 354,788 3 6 | *488,623 8 (7 | 12,961 15.8 |-.146,797 0. 9: 
Land Revenues. | 
ALIENATIONS :— — aces | 
: Auction Sales ah a a Pe 3,288. 0-4 FOTE 12.10 1,833 2 6 
Newcastle Pasturage Heacrve Sales ee A ral F196 Fe bore EO): (ano aes [ae cay: 
Improved Purchases, SC. oe ses (oy one sew “es 225%." 8.0 89 12 0 135 16 0 Prely 4 
Miscellaneous Purchases .... Barbie ida Pe te a Babi 4078 TiS265, 162) Slice ites >: 670 14 1 
. Conditional Purchases — oe 
Deposits, &e. ... Boe iver 27609 8 2 1,789 5 4 SOO: Bi LOM ey eae aaes 
Instalments (inclusive of Tatoreet). Bi cestee b4, O4R! bans ses BG Si LG 8 bee! 2-810 ..2 06 
_ Balances a RO ae PR tok, 26, 00R cb: 8 8,380 6 3 | 17,851 15 5 ae ag 
‘ oral, Aisoations “7 see aS a 7,005. 9 7 | *74,016 17 8 | 18,807.14 3 PLO, 20s 
INTEREST ON LAND CONDI MONALLY PUR. iy 
he CHASED Ge en et a ees ee Be Tose re TT GIF AD eas AE i 
: / PASTORAL: OCCUPATION :— | 
‘ Conditional Leases... ... Oe ee ic a. 13,277) 5.3 12,731 (1 11 Sif: 40 aes 0s eae ata oper! 
Annual Leases Bae tale BUA UPL ye hoe Yisag), OF OBS va ito ed roe a Sac 
Occupation Licenses Ce) PEN eNeDa mea eS. ae a 817, 8 6 1/064 The @ hy cele 947 3-0 
. Homestead Selections 3.3 7 ys eR ee oy TGR) Bost BGT Bk By Be fo Mac teaas 916 0 10 
Homestead Farms . AER toc Meh ae ae Sees Levee ly RSG re BS ete asa ook 4?7 JE 11 
Suburban Holdings “ae ste ty, ate Se abar ij) ey SR Be cd UL Same ad Waker mae 223 14 1 
Crown Léases ae $8 ais Bua ey 2,270 b.-4 SIO eRe Td: Mag aoe ,651 177 
Settlement Leases .. re e a hg Ee 4,573 0 9 3,862 1 0 PROPAO NO bo) hs . 
Improvement Leases ee | Cae 993. 7 7 1,384 5 Of wok 390 17 5 
Snow, Inferior, and Scrub Leases’ Bes erga er deal Bs 796 12 10 Ree FOG bs han 
~ Conditional Purchase Leases Sep Lik hese LaA8 fod 8 IE LiB. 64 | Bat) 
Leases under 18th Section of Land ‘ade, ‘1903. |. 288 16 Th DELVE, mapa hie a og 1G 
Western Lands pane ue | 
Western Leases... ef ab ee eb 3,358 16 6 vB Ca tn Volt Sa Sy oR or ae be PSS S NF ay 
Other receipts dis Ee Payer oes Ph 100 4 8 155 811 é a RA 55), £5°3 
: . China £\) 38,034 16 11 | - 36,4u3 12 4] 1,964 2S | 5,322 18 2 
| Annual tehe Revenue carried forward £/ 34,070 12 10 37,025) 2 Py 2370 65 Bote 1832 
« ‘Atienitiads carried fibgind Bey ae £ 87,505 9 7 | 74,016 17 8 | 18,807 14 3 5,319 2 4 
Carriéd forward wow. | (565,890 3 6 | 707,959 8 7 12,961 15 8 | 155,031 0 9. 


* See page 5552, 




















A854 NEW SOUTH. WALES GOVERNMENT GAZET TE, No. 154, [2 Noy., 1922. 
_ CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND. 
‘Suicas oe bs jn obhane an) he REVENUE AND -RECEIPTS—continued, 
RAVE TE EVN TE. 4 Octover 1021, ces a, Decrease Pacronge. 
PW Cie ho lk mpeg eis aa - B. d. £7 8.0. Gilg, va 


REVENUE PROPER—continued. 


Governmental—continued. 


Brought forward 


Alienations brought forward Bs 


Annual Land Revenue brought forward 


Land Revenae—continued. 
MISCELLANEOUS LAND RECEIPTS :— 


Fees on Preparation and Enrolment of Title-decds ... 


Survey Fees.. Bs fe see 
Special Leases 
Residential Leases.. 2 ee ae 
Quit Rents ... s Bowedeec) ves 
Church and Schoo! Lands... yn mh 
Returned Soldiers’ Special Holdings eas ah 


oe poe 


Town Land and Week-end Leases me ae 
All other Receipts..., aN ves toe 


MINING OCCUPATION :— , 
Mineral Leases... tee ONY 
Gold Leases... - ... *: bik ona 
Dredging Leases 
Miners’ Rights 


Business Licenses ... “ ete va se 

Royalty on Minerals en sha) a aesa a 

Other Receipts... Ae oo Fea + 
3 


Be 


Total, Annual Land Revenue ... 


Total; Land Revenue 


Reeelpts for Services Rendered, 
MINT RECEIPTS 


oe Bee eee 


PILOTAGE, HARBOUR anp LIGHT RATES, &c 


Hy 


£ 


AGRICULTURAL COLLEGES & FARMS ACCOUNT £ 


FEES :— 
Registration of Brands... se 
Registrar-General | 
District Courts +: 
Courts of Petty Sessions .. 
Supreme Court Fees 
Sheriff Ke ee 
Shipping Masters ... 
Mining Department 


“ee 


Public Officers’ and Examination | Fees » As 
Other Fees ... a Has va 
M ISCELLANEOUS : — 


For the Support of Patients in the Menital gba 


Collections by Government Printer .., 
Store Rent and Carriage of Explosives... 

Work performed by Prisoners in Gaol ,., 
Dock Receipts a ee ose 
Other Receipts 


om on 


Total Receipts for Services Rendered 


Carried forward 


om 





hed 


* 





| 565,890 3 6 








87,505 9 7 














46,920 8 2 


134,425 17. 9 


106.37 
25,658 18 8 
419 8 8 
183 0 0 
15,7657 11 
310 11 4 
8,108 41:8 
5,460 7 4 
154.14 1 
537 7 38 
179 3 2 
365 15 5 
12,748 0 4 
38,757 8 11 


5,890 17 10 
"745 
1,557 
39 
OIF 16 
15,261 2 4 





20,996 4 1: 





$5,932 18 11 


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34,070 12 10 


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707,939 8-7 


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598 9 9 595 8 10 
2,542 0 3 2,366 18 6 
3/838. 2-9 2,283 12 2 

149 12 1 "158 11 8 
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A O50 $7 2.10 
51-16 11 102.7 3 
37 12 °0 62 6 11 
3,370 15 2 3,705 19. 6 
9,365 11 8 

1,248.1 0 1,400°1 4 
89 1 6 55.7.0 
102 13° 6 9315 0 
175 16 3 17015 0 
33.15 0. 25.10 0 
61715 6 2.959 18 3 
525 3 8 302 12 6 
2,690 6 5 4,937 19 1 


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29,233 13 G 


288-12 1 


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6,693 18 7 











175,404 18 11_ 











- 2.Nov., 1922) 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 154. 


0) ES 
io 4) 
or 
cn 


























CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND. 

COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF REVENUE AND RECEIPTS—conéinued, 

Sth Month of Month of: 

HEADS OF REVENUE, ‘October, October, Decrease. Increase. 

fe 1921, 1922. 
REVENUE PROPER—continued. 
: SO) a Al ete tom rm | he 

Governmental—continued. a ; i : 


Brought forward ... vee ner 


_ General Miscellaneous Receipts. — 
RENTS—Exctusive or Lanp :— 
Wharfs, &c. (Outports) ... | Hee ae a wee 


Government Buildings and Premises .. 1 


FINES AND FORFEITURES :— 

Sheriff vue oes oe ae aaa ome 
Courts of Petty Seasthniae: pe Gis re 
Confiscated and Unclaimed Property. ,., ae 


Other fines and forfeitures By Dee Nan 


FORESTRY--SALES, FEES, RENTS, es rea 


COUNTRY TOWNS WATER ‘SUPPLY, ae 


INTEREST kos “ . Git nm 1,673 6 9 
COUNTRY TOWNS SEWERAGE WORKS— | 

INTEREST leah df te Fartegt es #£). 83,2568, bs. 2 
WATER ACT, 1912 :— 

Bore Water Trust—Interest .,. ‘ent ry) 382 15 11 

Water Trust—Interest fee see aut oot ‘6 9% Ii. § 

Drainage Trust—Interest at vedi eee aA 99 10 0 

£ 5798 Wie f 

PUBLIC. Sees (SUPERANNUATION) ACT, 

1908 see aoe ov 00 woe “i vee see f ree i: 769 8 7 


DARLING eae RESUMED AREA... 


UNCLASSIFIED RECEIPTS =. om cay 


~ Total, General Miscellaneous Receipts... 


Gross Total (Governmental) Me 


we 


Less—Refunds Bye eee cx.) 


Net Total Seep nia hy cates forward £} 


786,249 0 2 








3,231 15 6 
OR: Be wy 





£ 3,446 1Y 7 





£ 18,447 12 1 























4 5,949 17 2 | 


£ 13,855 12.4 


£) 63,271 16 8 


£| 889,620 16 10 





£| 25,968 16 11 | 


813,551 19 12 


* See page 5852, 


/ 


89 0 0| 


923,014 15 11 


83 19 °2 
5,572 2 0 


see 


5,656 1 2 








141 13 0 
[e849 De 7 
| 596 «9 








PLZ 4-0 








4,062 13 4 








os 


2613 1 0 


a a i ee 





| Ose en B 


| pene pees 





403 15 4 
68.10 6 
3 


me ee 











cee 
\ 


11, ob 13 6 





*43,385 12 8 


| e966, 400 8 7 


*14,989 17 2 


*952,160 11 5 





| enc rrentt Rea cn TaN as Obie aad car Man. (Gs eet 








GG hp tee 1 


7,485 14 10 | 


9,283 16. 6 | 


{ 


38,639 3 21176,404 18 11 


193: 12 10 


193 12 10 


——— 





es ee 





9,163.15 7 




















1,963 18 10 


14,160 4 2 


PATTIE IO 


52,799 7 4 


11,728 19 9 


TAT Rte ED PRT TEESE 


dere sory 6040 WO Ome 





Gooovs rsa naVee 


rs 


52 13 0 
1,117, 14 1. 
50 12 2 


DPv err ees beeen 








Pe ts 





Dobe eset eer ene 


Pe ee 














Shee eee ebro ees 








4,274 0) Die 


179,678 19 1 





138,608 11 6 


Pe ere ee mn  ) 


—-5B856 








CONSOLIDATED ‘REVENUE FUND. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. un ss 








COMPARATIVE 





HEADS OF REVENUE, 


Net Total (Governmental) 








eee td OF. REVENUE AND: RICKIPTS continued. 
* Month of kak". Monthn wha Cees Wy: 
October, 1921, Ovtober, 1922 Decrease, 
eb ws di: £ as, a. sea Se ann Fears | 
sy cies 
~— Brought orward...£) 813,551 19 11 95 2,160 LB RUGS wlio) ha Se 


BUSINESS UNDERTAKINGS OF 
THE eid | 


CHIEF COMMISSIONER FOR RAILWAYS AND 





TRAMWAYS :-- 


Railways aes Lf a Be afer eu 





1,889,526 14 3 








1,423,424 16 8 33,898" 25 
Mramways) eb iio ee Mt ee 311,660. 6° 6) 919,998 IB a oa ee 
£| 1,735,085 3 2|*1,702,755 6 4] 33,908 2 


SYDNEY-HARBOUR TRUST COMMISSIONERS :— | 
Wharfage and Tonnage Rates, &c. (Sydney) ... 
Rent of Houses, Shops, and Wharis, &e., 7s 


Bond Charges and Miscellancous 











4¥;194 5 24. 46552 13001 a a, 

20,346 15 6 Depa! Palma” Wi te ge 2 a 

shee MeN 234 878 49 OS 2,903 5 8| 1,972 6 9 
£| 66,346.13 1| *74,498 1 0| 1,972 6 9 


METROPOLITAN BOARD OF WATER SUPPLY 
— AND SEWERAGE :— 


Water Rates and Sewerage Rates £ 


HUNTER DISTRICT WATER SUPPL Y AND| 
SEWERAGE BOARD :=— 


253,941 8 10 





“231,180 14 1 





567.7 








6 | 





———. 


22,760 14 9 


es an eS eg: ARTE | nN mY 





Water Robes yao © 4a. up a eal 10,362 9 4  y, 2,795 1 10 
Sewerage Rates —... os Ot Wie 3,144 15 8 4, DAE BO WI Ge a atuene 
: £13,507 5 0 *12,508 18 3| 2795 1 10 

Gross Total (Business Undertakings) s “2,068,880 To 1 "2,020,912 198 “61,426 5 9 
Less Refunds § 4) 2 te) os] | 914,559 9 9.) 11,247 18. 1} 8308 16 8 


Net Total (Business Undertakings) 


a3 


2,054,329 0 4. 








TOTAL, Net Revenue and Recetpts Proper ... 
(Governmental and Business). 








>7 


2,867,881 0.3 





Pp ek ah. % 
SS ee 


*2,009,695 6 7 


*2,961,855 18 0 











The Freasuru, New South Wales, 
Sydney, 2nd N ovember, 19 


t 


ar ah 
Seed et 


99 


ad ad ¢ 


*See page 5852. 


“ARTHUR ge 8! cocks, 


"Treasure er. 


A, Lywen, © 
Comptroller of eee 


Pee e eure een nene 








5 | 


{ 


| 


44.633 13 9 | 





Increase. 


£ d, 
138,608 11 6 


ves Pad ea ee 


Sete weer eens 


cit ee 


o 








4 
1,568 5 7 
8,428 7 10 
1808 8 40 





10,123 14 8 


—_-— 





—ime 


er ery 


1,796 15 1 
1,796 15 1 


13,488 15 4 





eee er a 


tema ener eee eeee 


93,974 17 9 














SOU 
gS a 


a 


* 


j Hzav or Recurz. 


Deh. ope ket . 


380 9 


bia paral a 


rz 


ARTHUR. A, C, COCKS, 
POTN hia xy omy, ereaaurers 


Accounts. 


» 
Ps 









5858. NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 154. © e Nov, 1922, ‘ 








CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND. 


DETAIL oe foul of EXPENDITURE during the Month of October, 1922 2; shown in. Account ‘ 
Current (see page 5852), 











Hzap oF EXPENDITURE. ee : MS ree 3 Ms. ‘Total. : 
; 2: ANAGRAM ONAL ab LEAR es Tt Dk be AAS Ge soe aa Ae eee gee re PN mS | 
ScueputEs To THE Constitution Act. ide We ke a At 
Third Schedule Su sue Sec Aes sal seal fp ees pu one 2,078 Foo he 
Fourth Schedule ees ‘ eae eee lee ece ete eee 297 4 4 | 
Schedule C-—Stipends or Allowances | 8) 28m 
Supplement to Schedules (Pensions—Widows ne Pilota, ) Military, hind other 
Pensions and Allowances) ... 2 ves - 7 95 12 0 


Total, Schedules to the Constitution Act Sea US times! arpa £)—— -- —-- ——— *2478 10 6- 


EXECUTIVE AND LEGISLATIVE. 
Vice-President of the Executive Council and Reprosentative of the Guvernment ci 
in the Legislative Council as Po aa) Me Bae was Sie, ce pues 46 15 10 |. Raa’ 





























Legislative Council ., Net Ae os Le, AM a if: ia Uh aie d 329 14 10 
Legislative Assembly +h ra Vs as as rp (28:18 6 
Legislative Council aid Assembly... widens rie Zis meet e. bos oe 768 0 6}. 
Parliamentary Library ... aie ies ene seen e oe Ra aaa #. 217 15 4° 
Parliamentary Reporting Staff . aos ye jae Pal 63670 ‘ 
Parliamentary Standing Committee . on Public Works a sae it wen wash 129.49 <a 
Total, Executive and Legislative TO Ss ne pee Eo ani cantar RekecrmaeR yg 7p #2855 25 10 
f f 
. . PREMIER. 
Premier’s Office _... a5 a ra aA oe eee gaia Betaes 9.44418 563 
Executive Council ... Ry Me ee ay TR eee ne 3.16 9 ; 
Agent-General for New South Wales ic, Sis Be a PEM AG Ww) 1,000 31.°44 
Miscallancous Services ae ve a re a eae gS eee vee 14 AD a 
Total, Premier he cs a ah Re i patess £|——— —-—— ss 44,990 18 9 © 
Coton1aAL SEcRETARY AND Minister For Pusnic HeEarru. mi Bagh Ne 
Colonial Secretary and Minister for Public Health cs ack ase AY 2.365) 28 id ‘ 
Auditor-General’s Department ..., as ies aN GREY aeeme Pees 2,674 6 4 
Aborigines Spe we Board is es an wid Seley tess ae: 16a 12s 2 ) 
Police iy si cette Boo? Fo Mea 7 ¥ 
Bureau of Statistics aah Registry oF Friendly oeictios and Tr ade Uniois ick db i 
Weights and Measures Office Ps ie us Nes ak Sea oe 28 aa ta 
Goverkiacat Tourist Bureau Ne es ay hie R2 Ress See 656 7 6 ae 
Director-General of Publie Health. ey vs wae ioe agp ae Hay 24,840 11 1 4 
Lunacy ws ces seh pe Ce san pve eA spel oben ae 2sO0 ake s 
Master in Lunacy. ... tis a aS ee in ts is a 836 18 6) if 
Dental Board Bre a hee Sue ee Ri Saeee ae RE oy Ws 69-828 a 
Medical Board ey ows side i i. ie 18 6 6 a 
Board of Official Visitors—Mental Hospithls o sae ¥ ‘ae a 56 3 4 ix 
Baby Clinics and Baby Hospitals sR Mes Re ee 1,508 18 3 | é 
Endowment to Hospitals, &c., and other Charitable Services ~... See ok 17,860 6 5 24 
Miscellaneous Services ae i wy vie es ae emer Wee 11,048 14 7 pe 
‘ Re © : Hit a 
Total, Colonial Secretary and Minister for Public Health = £)———-———-——) *181,164 14 3 . 
TREASURER AND SECRETARY FOR FINANCE AND TRADE, at ; 
Treasury... ap aR BAER ONe os Ete 5 pheno kea th sitego yd We) LO Ad ae 
Stamp Duties eee eve eee eco oe wee eee eee ove 907 14 ] ane 
Land and Income Tax ese des hs ae sad, A eae sgeselly Mech ad Spooe Moree me; 
Government Printer ea oe aa ans ie hi a4 12824-50206 3 ht 
Explosives... Af BE) es a a bis Os ae ees 969 5 5 ‘ ; 
NS VERARLOR Ee S650 eel UR ira pace AL, oa 1, iP ts ete) ee Nae 
Lifeboats, &c. on aes ne Be EY he os A Seg hates fe 120 13° 7 
Resumed Properties Wa ps Oe ots aT ae oy: gaan anes 1,851 10 10 
_ Sydney Harbour Trust... oo *3 ma ttt eM ea Sik 17,944 5 2 
Stores Supply Department... 0 inh fs we pa se esslo4 24,202 1159 
State Superannuation Board _ .,.° ... Sas es ys a Ba et ey, pote) esate | 
Miscellaneous Services Mae 6 aes eae Ape ce et SION OD, id 4. 
Total, Treasurer and Secretary for Finance and Trade ecg twee AAG BERG OYA #28 sett 6 8 i 
Carried forward... pe we Supa Las "| caw Gag RARy AaSo es. Be DOS ae OME 16 oO 





Sper ee RE NL LOLI CAD SN Oey CNC ICRI Rie DLR TOE RE RN gree 


" Nee page 5852, 





2 ‘ v4 Pam oo Cray 
ihe :. 2a « “hf 
7 Fay 4 ¥ \ o pare ™ 4 
1 : a ee rf » > cs Than of 
Mere : En. * | eee 
‘ ¢ . ‘ a . ee, ¥ 
Af i. .' A, 7 
& =< ad 

7 


if » : . | 


—_—_—— 


2 Nov., 1923. po"? NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, Be: 154, 


CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND. 








“ae - Agap or EXpENDITURE, 
¢ 


rt eer nner ih ie et the ee aN A I em 


Brought forward ... ie ac 


a 


Railways and Nenrtiee. RatLways, 


Railways—Existing Lines—Working Expenses ive 
-Tramways—Existing Lines—Working Expenses... 
Total, Railways... wok see oo 


DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE. 


Attorney-General—- 


Attorney-General Bee wee on woe ves 
Court Reporters sae ee pe fee ose 
The Judges Ne Sa Gee an ond 
Public Service Board . . ihe 


Miscellaneous Services under ‘Attorney- General 
~ Total, Attorney-General 


Minister of Justice— 


Prothonotary and Registrar in Divorce We oe 
Master in Equity Vé2 eee eee wee eee 
Registrar in ppriery ae see eee iss 
Public Trustee .. cae AY ie ee fe ies 
Probate Office .. si Hie bee tye we 
Sheriff .. : ses Ae ies Sat 
District Gouri: nek ass Beale ie e's § xy 
Fair Rents Court pe ae 

Chief Industrial! Magistrate’ S Court aes as 
Coroners oe bee ae. ESB ES ee 
Petty Sessions ... ye ie Was eee eae 
Prisons . et ay: aoe wae eee 
Registrar- General ioe 


:: Muacetfanieaii Services under Meriates af Je ustice 
ie Total, Minister of Justice ... 


Secretary for Lands— 


Vobarbinent of Lands ... “ Bales Sc eae 
Do do Misclencoue Gatyices ae 
Western Land Board . oe See ee 

- Returned Soldiers’ Suttloment San bey ved 
Do do Miscellaneous Gervicks ae ; 


* Total, Secretary for Lands ... 


- Minister for Forests— 


_ Forestry Commission ... sue wes ve wee 
oe Do _ + do Miscellaneous Services nie 
te Total, Minister for Forests ... ve, sae 


: ag i 


etiepertn oat of Public Works—Establishment... ent 
mr Public Works and Services— 
ne Roads... ais ay dite wn me 
_ Bridges ... : eg Oe ee 
_ Punts, Ferries, and Launches. vi 
Sabublic Watering Places, Drainage, ond simiiar Services 
i. _ Harbours and Rivers ... a of ans hae 
Dredge Service.. “oe ae ony ase * 
Public Buildings A: 
& Water Supply—-Sewerage and Scormw ater Channels 
Miscellaneous ... 


foe: es 


MInIsTeR FoR Pusiic WoRKs, 


SECRETARY FOR LANDS AND Minisrer FoR JForzsts, 


oer 


eee 





Gee iations and Gratuities to Officers, Employees, and others ; for ‘ecident 


pay and payments under the Workmen’s Compensation Act ; for Loss or 
‘Injury to Stock or Materials; for refund of deposits; for settlement of 
claims, payments as ‘ acts of grace,” fees for Leste, services, and 


Contingencies generally 


wm, aa 7 
ay Carried forward . 
eaiaieienetimeatiiaamniaeen eden ee wine Sa ati R are dale ihe inat * elastin at cites tiers 


LG. * See page 5852, 


Se thee a? é 








DETAIL STATEMENT of EXPENDITURE during the Month of October, 19232—continued, 


5859 





Amount. 





Per ee mere esr eerene 


903,477 16 3 
287,734 17 6 


ee ee 








4,784 16 4 
[193° 24.5 
1,552 13 5 
h437 10. 7 
OE alter: 
465 15. 2 j 
303 14 5 
260 0 8 
1,925 15 11 
S6b 7G 


3,223 10 1 
574 16 2 


46 4 11 
Ill 15.6 
338 12° 0] 


10,235 12 4 
9,298 12 9 





10,488 13. 0 
455 9 11 
29,789 2 4 
1,694 1 6 
1,019 18 1 
5,930 12 4 
E17. .6| 


4,542 2 10 | 


lA. | 


—" 
ay 
_— 
bo 
fen) 
or 
pad 


3 

2 

4,075.15 2 
844° 6 4 
3,002. Fesk 
9,588 1 Il 
HLS: Lx G 
Ve Ge 
1,504 2 6 





34 11 11 | 








37,263 2 0 


| reg mee ne 1 a er TS ere 


ened 





Total. 


*1,191,212 13 9 


#9829 10 0 


#38079 19 11 


#38440 11 9 


#4544 1 11 


1,757,929 13 4 


Mm eee Ch tc a Oe My 
Cae Eee: Ae he 






5860 Gh NEW SUUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZEPTE, No, 151. 








CONSOLIDATED. REVENUE FUND. 
DETAIL SAT EMENT of EATEN OIEU RE during the Month of October, 1929—continued, 








. Heap or EXPENDITURE. gta vy de eee Hee ae ae Total. 4 
. 5 hee om mee a SS 3 s. d 
's “Brought forward: 2° oie 20 bate Gc rene OR oe Sk ee YB 268s NPT 920 oe ko 
Minister ror Pustic WorKks—continued. Fata Lanes - Ts 

Equipment, Travelling, Transfer, Removal, and other Allowances and Pay for — 

Temporary Services... Syade. Pays 
Renta, Cleaning, Caretaking, Insurance and Shipping ‘Charges, Letter Boni aie thy 

Postage, Telegrams, Fares, Freights, Stamps, and Departmental Contin- SE, ee 

 gencies generally, including Minor Services for other Departments —_.... 1 ton 16 29 
Railway Appeals Board — ... aH aes re ace Mths goa agate I 1 soa 
Miscellaneous Services ‘ ‘. eit ty SS «aN day Oe eee a at ee eee Og 
Government Dockyard, Newcastle Me ai es th "hd 17 0 
Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage sia des wee ve 53,256 16 10 
Hunter District Water Supply and Sewerage Board... an ais «| «45,563 16 5 


Total, Minister for Public Works ... ius ‘ae An £ —— —_ —___ * 101,208 pate 


, 
PuBLic INSTRUCTION, 


Public Instruction .. 3 ay ate gee vac tay ineaeee Sit! ORR OU a) 20) 
State Children Relief Department a eS ene vis pee oe 36,599: 120.2 
Industrial Schools ... te Ss Sa =a Gita 9 he has es O93 AF 6 
Observatory ... ad a ay ts “ HO aby ee is 941.19..6 
Australian Mussa & eas ap pe ee sh nee ah i 2-092. -0520 
National Art Gallery ae PP sae eis he aig awe eS eed Ok keep 
Public Library of New South Wales a sae Le fas ee os: 1,358 8 10 
Conservatorium of Musie ... 4d sa xs sae rai a taal 66b-17. 9 
Grants in aid of Publie Tietiiations cn, ve sie HAs cei aye Oda eal wad 
Miscellaneous Services j eo ve ie ses oe weet 182) Bn3 
Total, Public Tuatreition ae ce as ba ee Bp) er ed S08 TD Be 
. $ 
DEPARTMENT or Lanour anp INpustry. ti | . 
Labour and Industry aa lide, torah Oe te Be 
Total, Depar tinent o Labour nd Industry Tage eo) nes weft] 8 1OT  O0 OG 


CechnteRy FOR At wes, 


























Department of ‘Nines Ee NEN sie wi as al eae ay 6,110 16 5 
Geological Survey Laboratory ... es thes ee e Me ae Ze Silt 
Miscellaneous Services ci. pe ay. ee ve sa Gan 2 big 
Total, Peorebary for Mines .. bi eye Fe was Erne a ere Bee Ot 
Minisrep FoR LocaL GOVERNMENT, Age 
Local Government . HSS ie he bes be i ay et 968 11 9 
Valuer-General . .., vite eee ie ie: ve nA ae ta P7204 oS 
Miscellaneous Services fe Mea Nos ego 7) raid Vea Cees eae et a eee | 
_ Roads Be oy vas sie ana va aye as ee as MP Sb9 17-6 
i Endowments a ee Vee “ed aes Aye [ii Lee eer Wowace See GO a oe 
\ Ferry Recoupment.. Vey ae wav ey aE | Ne i ea de suk 
\ Total, ‘Department of Local ‘Government , we aes ree £) -——_——~— F34471 17° 
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, 7 
Agriculture .,. ‘vs aia eh iY ves annie aie i she 19,558 i) 
Grain Elevators... sg Me sane eat ia ph a pe es 827.» 5 d 
- Rural Industries Board '... hi van ot aks ea wy 1,005 ve 8 
Stock, Brands, and Pastures Selecta’ Act nt ue ei at Ve OB Babs kL 86 : 
Ratanio Gardens... ve ve I gx: SESE oaks 6 eee RESO YD Le Hers A aa 
Nursery Garden, Campbelltown he pus VA Spa ee Vira sy ‘Ife Sone Weis Bee TS 
Garden Palace Grounds and Inner Domain is a) ley CA Oe 1 SERB eit! Paes he 
Government Domain (Outer) hes Si ian as ies See a igh Sites eee om [ : 
Centennial Park ... bad Raed ak Be ate eae iia ac Ce is 922.48 9.4 a 
Commercial Agents ... Be st So Ene sae ciee, Roee os ee 199014 SF : 
Miscellaneous Services ; ‘3h ees mre Ao ie 456 5 11 |} hi 
Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission — . ga i ai . ee Se aaa) 
Establishment . ide a ie Saba fe Ya’) SR eae De cs 3,009 43: Nhck sic See 
Miscellaneous ... PE wee ae ead Fe. 1,425.0, 8». as . ee 
Total, Department of ‘gonna ase fk eae ao £)|——__— | * 36,953 12. 1 
: io 
Oartiod fdrward ec. id ae ha a ssoneansees egress &| 2941, 357 13. ye 





© @ See ovze 5852, 














my hy ee Ne os 4 “Hap oF Bxrxxvizune, 
Brought forward ... cae its 3 abate. esa £ 
SprcraL APPROPRIATIONS. | 
aterest on— z sak 
‘Debentures and Funded Stock Pala Bee) ptedtt Wvgare* dead 8o gas 
‘Treasury Bills (various Ae)3 Bethy ewes) aoe : 
@ rporations— 
. Sydney Husbae Trust (oudiiesitnend Act No. 34 of 1908 neler? 


Railway Cemmissioners, Acts No. 30 of 1912 and 70 of 1916... tf 
The Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, Act No. 22 of 1916 
Forestry Commissioners Act No, 55 of 1916 i Seth: ‘ts bie 
'ensions—_ ‘i: . ce aR: 

Public Service it peinsanaiien), ‘Act No.'8 of 1903 ie ws ae 

cee Regulation (Superannuation) Act, No. 28 of 1906.. ee 

Superannuation, Acts Nos. 28 of 1916, 44 of 1918, and 30. of 1919 ot 

7 District Court Judges Act No. 23 of 1912... 

Judges Retirement Act—Senior J udge, Court of Industrial Arbitration, 
Fc 4 Nos. 35 of 1900, 9 of 8, and 22 of 1919 1 



































bouties 3 aa Teaaeintive ee 

." - Ministers of the Crown Salaries, Acts Nos, 2 of 1908, 20 of 1920, and 2 of 
1992" 

Allowances, Parliamentary Representative, “Acts Nos. 32 of 1902, 19 and 
; 41 of 1912, 20 of 1920, and 2 of 1922... | ee ine 
hem Parhamentary Electorates and Elections, Act No. 41 of 1919, <c. a 
uf President of the ys kaies ys) Council, &e., ee Nos. 20 of 1920 and 2 of 
| a SUAS: ; ‘ ; heen ee Pee sat 
me Beckebar ¥ and Minister for Public Health— 

Endowment, Municipalities, Act No. 56 of 1906. 

| ¥ wae Berry Hospital Act, No. 53 of 1906. 


urer r and Secretary for Finance anid Trade— 
sydney Branch Royal Mint, Act No. 41 of 1902 ... se 
scribed Stock Mana zement and Poe Act 79 of 1902 


Geniral aa J pee ? | 
tblic Service Board, Acts Nos. 81 of ‘1902, and 43 of 1919 oe vt 


oa Court J udges Salaries, Act No. 23 of 1912 
Land oat Valuation a es a y of Judge, Act No. 10 of 1921 


est a tad Board, New South n Wales Ach Not70 of 1901 saa 


d Industry— 
men’s Compensation (Broken Hill) Government, contribution— 
et ale 36,1920... Lie serbia af be aris, feat 


| 
| 


ent Sydney Warversity, Acts Nos. 22 ret 92 of 1902, 52 
912, and 78 of 1916.. a ia ie 

ity (Building) Act, No. 12 of 1919 . ere 
ent, Australian Museum, Act No. 61 of 1902 as 


nt, Affiliated Colleges, Act No. 22 of 1900 ere ay es 
nent, Women’s College, Act No. 71 of 1902 nee eva I 
nent, Public Library, Act No. 54 of 1899 . oe ae 
nt, National a Calter Act No, 54 of 1899 PW eet 


rent, Sydney Grammar School, Private Act, 2nd (pccanbat 1854 | 








Ms aoricl Hewacd 7) ooo 4 ie : eee ee , £ 
ie ‘ ea ie ; | 








770,386 4 3 


95,440 2 10 | 


953, BP. Oy 
500 0 0 
191 15 8 
£7212 1 
14,038 4 8 
8,700 0 0 
A FG 
312 10 0 
‘?51 13 4 
1,500 0 0 
178 6 & 
8,566 2 6 
S054 hi 4 


oS 
rSe 
co 
— 
Lb ON 
OO SS 





¥ B 


532 12 3 
491 18 3 
1,000 0 0 
210.13° 4 
268 9 10 
i570 0-9 
8,000 0 0 
2500 0 0 
250 0 0 
375 0 0 

99113 4 |, 
4) 13. 4 
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PUBLIC WORKS ACCOUNT. 


DETAIL STATEMENT | of EXPENDITURE during the Month ended 31st October, 1922, as shown in 
Aceount Current (page 5869). 


a re EE ES TT TN SME IRE IER EN ED RID a pnt ss ad ha eases eeneoraiees 
SERVICE. | bane ee TOorTAaL. 


Colonial Secretary-—— 
Fisheries Branch— 
Fish Hatcheries, Sheds,— Erection, Renewals, &c., and Jiaunches| ~ 
and Boats ... lie scree leas Lh a4 ae piu tees Beebe sks snes cra (6: ey eas: 

















| Minister for Publie Health and Motherhood— 


Hospitals, &c,— ; 
Metropolitan, Suburban, and Country Hospitals—Grants under the | 
provisions of Public Works and Closer Settlement Funds Act, ' 
1906 .., ves aie vos bee = ve poe yf ties] tekde baw aNee seOry 5310 11 0 
Treasurer and Secretary for Finance and Trade— 
Government Printer— | 
Purchase of Extra Machinery and Renewal of Plant.. = Biel veecagecrasvesgese pg LA a 
Resumed Properties— Re 
Renewal of Properties in Observatory Hill Resumed Area, &e. AS A a sis panaba 762 11 11 
Sydney Harbour ‘Trust— 4 ae 
Renewals and Replacement of Wharves, Jetties, and Plant and : 
Buildings under Reconstruction Schemes as a a Bers 8) ae Gh feseleseuns 1,846 8 0 , 
3 ‘ 


Railways and Tramways— . 
Railways and Tramways ies one oon ook Aer mam mee Ae Petes Ses ale Be BYE OL BE 


Secretary for Lands— 


Miscellaneous— 









Towards the purchase, acquisition, or resumption of sites for Public 
Parks, resumption of Foreshores, and for other Public Purposes, | 
and expenses in connection therewith ... ; 33 0 0 
For Construction of Roads, Water Conservation, - wad otherwise , 
improving Lands for Settlement . are Was 168 14 3 . 
Taronga Park—For Improvements and Formation of Roads. Seer see 500 0 0 





701 14. 3 
Returned Soldiers’ Settlements— i 7 4 
Forest Vale Share-farming Area, for preparation of Farms on the Area) .....-issecseenece A113.) 53 ae 
Minister for Forests— 
Miscellaneous Services— 
To provide for employment of Returned Soldiers on Forestry Work, ; 
including accommodation and equipment—further sum . Ie aris aie 245 13 7 


Minister for Public Works— 
Works and Services— . 
Maroubra Road Construction and Improvement Works ba Oy 118204 


2 

Bridges... side ar ae ate via ae 2,215 13 11 | 
Punts, Ferries, an Lataeties cue apo ase ae os base ate 4.14 6 
_ Public Buildings .. : ie | 2,480 13 3 

Hawbours and Rivers— Dredge s service in n connection with Permanent 

Improvements of Harbours and Rivers... ke ase a3 615°.2 3 
Water Supplies and Sewerage ... pT Re a 9 53.14 8 
State Power Supply —Surveys and Tnvestigations de bes eee 189. 2 6 





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» Account Current (page 5869)—continued. 


é SERVICE. kg 





“Minister for Public Workac-eohttnviad ie 
'i aes Board of Water Supply and Severnge ts 
Renewals of Water Mains, Sewers, Plant, Buildings, &c., and for 
Renewal Works generally ; also Recoup to Loan Votes for 
pashinel ye or Biheok worn out, or dicen ves: Ate ue 





Public Teeuchohes. nase ai Eaeuaae } 
~Mascellaneous— pet 
School Buildings, Teachers? Hasiderices, Sites, Trade Schools, 1 Technical 
_- Education, Teachers’ Training College, and other Buildings, Erec- 
tions, Additions, Improvements, Equipment, Renewals, and Materials 
and to meet half cost of erection of Pavilion at gers Alexandra 
_ Hospital for treatment of Set Children ees aay ae 








‘i Department of Agriculture— 

¥ Water Conservation and Tsai’ Chins on— 
Wentworth Irrigation Area—Concrete Li ing of portions of Channels 
Pee a ¥ Ras, oe completing levees sor the protectio n of the area from floods... 








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ares Ind Sy aoe 1922. Jn ie A. LYNOH, 


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‘GENERAL LOAN ACCOUNT See 


‘DETAIL , STATEMENT 0 of EXPENDITURE during the Mouth ended 31st October, 1922, shown in 


yest Account Current (page 5872). 


SERVIOE. 





Act Ny 56, 1915. 
Metropolitan Railway Construction— 

Eastern Suburbs Electric Railway—further sum... ns 
Western Suburbs Electric Railway—further sum... is st 
Bridges— 

Sydney Harbour Bridge 


Aor No. 73, 1916. bite | 
Metropolitan Railway Construction— 
ay ane Spa teat Hlectrie Railways—Land Réstinrpeibtis and Costs 
Act No, 7, 1917. ; 
* ‘Secretary £ for Lands— Miscellancous=- | 
ee ae a Construction of Roads re lands to be made available for Returned 
Soldiers s38 
Metropolitan Meat Industry Beata, 
New Public Abattoir and Other Works at Hormeliish Point—Meat 
Distributing Depot, Pig and Calf Market, Sale Yards, Meat 
Export, and Other Works and Billings including Land 
Resumption ¢ and Costs Pr EMR 446 ; 


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“> Act No, 25, 1918... | 
‘ Railway Construction— ; 
Condobolin to Broken Hill, including Matakana to Mount Hope-- 
Bere h y: further sum. DE Ae ar A uh 
Department of Aovidattare a Missallaneoas 
" Advances to Taree for fallowing land 













PR ete Soldiers Settlement — 

Mae. *, ‘For the Subdivision and Improvement of Crown or : Acquir ed Lands to be 

..  Jeased or otherwise disposed of to Returned Soldiers, and for other 
: expenses in connection therewith, including the Piirchasé of Tinple- 

ments, Stock, &e., eh wae 


Secretary for Lands — 

-——— Miscellaneous— 

ss Destruction of Prithly. -pear on infestadd lands along the authorised 
oe railway from Batradine to Wangan Creek he 

=F For the purpose of Prickly-pear Eradication on Crown Pasi and 
tot, expenses incidental thereto—further sum 


eoe 200 ber 


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Harbours and Rivers— 
‘Tweed River ‘Tihprovements—further sum 

Sewerage Construction— 

‘ Country Towns Sewerage and Stormwater Channels —further sum ... 
Briages— 

_ Bridges generally... $33 Pa ea 
“Minister fap Public Warkke—-“Miscbll duoasacs 
Electric Transmission to serve Mittagong, Bowral, Moss Vale, ke, ... 
_ Hydro-Electric Schemes.. He Me. , ie ass 


eee. eee aoe eee E\ eta 


iy Hier District Water Supply and mew cares ‘Board-— 
~ Sewerage— 

‘Stormwater Drainage... ae 
ment of Agriculture — ; 
sellaneous— 

rain Elevators (Countr y) Towards Construction of Permanent 











- Working Houses... bt 
Jonservation and Tetigatiol: Conntinsion \ 
Beebe XO provide water for Settlers -. bisttwy: ote 


Carried for ward 


‘woe 


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104 16 10 


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5874 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 154, [2 Nov., 1922 








GENERAL LOAN ACCOUNT. e 


DETAIL: STATEMEN T of EXPENDITURE during the Month of October, 1922—continued. F 


SERVICE, | “Amount? Total. 
£ s. d. tke s. d. 
Brought forward eee eee eee £ Che sessooeseeseses i 17,297 0 & 


Act No, 27, 1920. 
Resumed Pr operties Branch— 
Improvement of Observatory Hill Resumed oad Erection of Office, 


Shops, Dwellings, &c. Ye i aS Bers Wea hy ayant: te 62 3 6 
Railways— 
’ Rolling Stock to meet Additional Traffic requirements and equipment 
of new Lines, Additions to Railway Lines, kc. 1... 4s PA Pea RR Bsr ARI rey Vee aD 
Railway Construction— 
Wagga Wagga to Tumbarumba—-further sum ie ae Pt Bail seer tA PA 198.4, 
Harbours and Rivers— 
: Cape Hawke Harbour Improvements, Training Wall—further sum...| ssesccscevsecescee 105 14 8 
Minister for Public Works— 
Municipality of Wollongong—Electric Lighting at Poet ih seed Ee eke ve aay acne ees eta ei 
Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage— 
Sewerage— 
Construction and Ventilation of Sewers generally—further sum — | ae. censeeeee Lisp 2:18 °9 


Department of Agriculture—Miscellancous— 
For promotion of Agriculture, Agricultural Colleges, and Experiment 
Farms, &c.—further sum .,. py, 939 19 4 


For the purpose of recouping amounts charged ‘to Expenditure i" 
Suspense Accounts in connection with Relief to Necessitous rs | 
Farmers and Graziers, and for providing further funds for same | 
purpose, and also for assistance in the construction of private Bs 
silos vt ae a ae re i gs i, 1,448.3 0 | 

seep ee a a 2,388 2 4 


Act No. 21, 1921. ' 
State Industrial Enterprises— : 
State Motor Garage—towards Extension of Preisds, Ge. is fd Musanhaassvpenbar see doych Oy OM Ona 
Sydney Harbour Trust— 
Towards Construction of Works generally, and for the improvement 
of the Port , an ve wan As ie As Big BEE MS fan ee 832° 7 0 
Railways— ; 
Rolling-stock, to meet additional traffic Bie ns, including i 
Equipment of New Lines ; Additions to Railway Lines, Stations, 
and Buildings, and for other purposes ; are of Refresh- 
ment Rooms.. 34.592 18 7 
Flemington to Belmore, ‘and Wardell-road ‘to Glebe Yatlanns and 
Rozelle Bay to Darling Island rhage ke including Cees 





remodelling of Darling Harbour Lines .. ove 50. 
Electrification of Railway Lines hs ove vee oes wee 2,826 10 6 


Railway Construction— 
Cooma to Bombala—further sum hi 4 vee pantie ae ay 43 0 5 
Westmead to Castle Hill- Dural-cfarther euin' es aye We 1,516 15 11 
Yanco to Griffith—further sum... ae ca Ets "es ay 8710... 3) 
Griffith to Hillston—further sum Ci oe vee Os, Me 6,417 8 2 
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to 


Tramway Construction— 
Tramways generally—further sum _... Si sed id hes Mle a uel t aU Maia Oesines 385 5 10 
Returned Soldiers’ Settlement— | 
Returned Soldiers Settlement Act No. 21, 1916—as amended by Act}. 
24, 1917— Advances to assist Settlers and to meet other expenses 
incurred under the provisions of the Act .., rae ve inh RAS Me evans SL ,cOon aed 
Bridges—_ , 
Bridges generally... yey 
Harbours and Rivers— 
Newcastle Harbour Improvements, including Wharfage, a tas 


eee ere 7 @eoel Ue UNE erence 1,104 14 2 





Dredging, and other plant—tfurther sum . a a Dolio e . Ne 
Port Kembla Harbour Improvements—further | sum ... Seat Ged 5,233 4 6 
Manning River Improvements—further sum 5 sh anal see 319 7 4 
Wagonga River Improvements—towards —... a WPA «2a 11 15 11 
Peierls 8,066 9 7 





a ne ere ee 


Carried forward eee “eee eee ove eee PO 0 ee orate inl Eo 108,847 11 8 














9 Nov. 1922.) | NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTS, No. 154. 5875 





GENERAL LOAN ACCOUNT. 
DETAIL STATEMENT of EXPENDITURE during the Month of October, 1922— continued. 


l 
SERVICE. d | AmouNT. Torat, 
ee Pay LAT Toe UGE | Ti GAN RTL ATS Vo es 
| £ Sin, Pee AAT: 
? : Brought forward ti wae as Eo veeress Ph aeite eae 108,847 11 8 
Act No, 21, 1921—continued. | 
Water ‘Supplies— 
Country Towns Water Supplies—further sum... wie a Goan dUmeAre pare 1. bite Bela Akl S166 22. 5 
Sewerage Construction— | 
Newcastle Sewerage—further sum __... af ERE ube. baie pu Nude ia aNd ata «Seely 9 215 4 11 


Public Buildings— 
Darlinghurst Court-house—Additional Accommodation for Federal 
High Court . oe Pe Ye eee ok vere eat énleee 20 5% 1 
Metropolitan Board of Water ‘Supply and Sewerage— 
Water Supply— 
General Reticulation, Improvements, &c., including eydney Water 


Supply Amplification—further sum ei os aa Bee hii td ables + selena eg aa ee. ie! 
Sewerage— 
Construction and Ventilation of Sewers generally—further sum ws] > vse cee cence neers 22,125 6 3 


Hunter District Water Supply and Sewerage Board— 

Water Supply— 
Extension of Reticulation, Improvements and other Works .. SRC Seabepan sabuada ao 2172.29 69 
Public Instruction—Miscellaneous— | 
School Buildings—Teachers’ Residences and other Buildings, and 
School and Residence sites—Special Vote (Zo be recouped by 





payment from Public Works Fund over a period of tem Years) ...)  cecsevenctenreues 20,000 0 9 
Minister for Local Government—Miscellaneouns— 
Reconstruction of Main Roads in the county of Cumberland SHEL aaah ch ane vied abe 1227) 100 3 


Department of Agriculture—Miscellaneous— 
- Grain Terminal Elevator—Construction of and for purposes incidental 





thereto—further sum 452 15 8 
Grain Elevators—Emergency Country Grain Gilde Canabe detion, &e, | 
“ —further sum ie - LOTSS hay eee 
:. Grain Elevators (Countr y)—Towards Construction of ‘Permanent | 
Working Houses—further sum ... ey wae ute ae 304.0 0} 





19,945 6 9 
Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission— 

For the construction of Burrinjuck Dam, Murrumbidgee Canals, 

.and Works generally, Murrumbidgee Irrigation Areas, Purchase 

of Stock, Assisting Settlers, Payment of Tenant-rights, ECs 4s: 6,186 10 10 

Shallow boring—To Provide Water Supplies for Settlers ... 65 4 4) 

Returned Soldiers’ Settlement—To provide for Settlement of Dis- 

charged Soldiers on Irrigation Farms and to assist them in the 

development thereof s 878l 8 5, 

4 To enable the Water Conservation and Irrigation ‘Commission to 

make Advances to Settlers on the Murrumbidgee Irrigation 

Areas for developmental purposes, and to provide for deferred 
rents and water rates—to be subsequently repaid 


“ee : 1,083 13. 0 | 
Works under Water Act No. 44, 1921 fe 282 2-2 
Extension of Wentworth Irrigation Area, including Additional 
Pumping Plant... das as ae oe ae Ue ‘ 418 17 10 
: Se 16,817 16 7. 


ie é, _ Sydney ere raabe 
ae Towards Construction of Works generally, &. = ... He Leesan Resta. 10,945 3 6 





$ 





-. Railways— 
- ———s*&Rolling-stock, to meet additional Traflic requirements, including 
+, Soe equipment of New Lines, &c.; Additions to Railway Lines, 
Bi and Stations, Buildings, and for other el 3 equipment of 











tes Refreshment Rooms dias ‘ ae ; da ee 28,433 14 9 
Duplication of Lines .... vs 33,014 8 4 
Flemington to Belmore, and “Wardell-road to Glebe Tsland, and 
Rozelle Bay to Darling Island Railways, including Enfield “Mar- | 
shalling Sidings, and the remodelling of Darling Harbour: Lines 5,10t 12 0 
State Colliery, Lithgow— Developmental “work ates ny: a. 3,122 15 7 
wea — 70,878 8 § 
Pe , 
Additions to. Lines, Workshops, Buildings, Rolling Stock, &e. Jif Vga G08 0 0 6 A 139,999, U9 3 


Gated forward ete Per) one ane eee ons 00000089400 8 One Ore & 301,406 8 il 


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i NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 194, [2 Novy 1932. 


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| GENERAL LOAN ACCOUNT. : 
DETAIL STATEMENT of EXPENDITURE during the Month of October, 1922— continued. 

























































SERVICE, . AMOUNT. | Tora, 
piel : besa) 
Eos. gag = | £ 8.0.) 2a 
Brought forward se Macs BABE sessing el tes - 301,406 8 Il 
Suppry Act, October, 1922—continued. : 
Railway Construction— : 
North Coast Railway—further sum... ie is ae Ki 4,106 18 11 
Glenreagh to Dorrigo—further sum... -.... se es ae 16,750 18 5 
Dubbo to Werris Creek—further sum... “ 4... ‘ke i> vei 8,293. 0°38 
Molong to Dubbo—further sum a Me a8 sha sii 14,676 11 9 j 
Sydenham to Botany—further sum ... °... ba oa Ht nie 19) Sea ele a 
Canowindta to Eugowra—further sum. ea! Nae ga ie, ‘2,278 810 
Westmead to Castle Hill- Dural—further sum * sub he 1883.16 1 ! 
Regent’s Park to Cabranatta—further sum ... eds ye Fa ~ 5,005 19 2 
Taran to Oberon—further sum oe ie hae 3,602 10 8 : 
Coonabarabran to Burren Jinotioh—furthens sum pe ag 1,871 13 °0 
Barmedman to Rankin’s Springs—further sum ee Pe ae ee: 1,922 12.40 
Gilmore to Batlow—-further sum A oe vey Biss 'T, 10 
City and Suburban Electric Railway—tur ther sum ae i 10,962 12 5 
City and Suburban Railways and Railways senerally—Land Z0o0e 6-10 
Resumptions and Costs a Bs at EY ae 
Sewerage Construction— nate 73,016 18 i 
Metropolitan Sewerage and Stormwater Channels—further sum... 5,545 9 9 : 
Country Towns Sewerage and Stormwater Channels—further sum ... 1,720 121 
Feild ae mae 7,266, 1 10 
Water Supplies— . : 
Tmprovements Sydney Water Supply fiethes sum ‘t sad FT OBE 68 4 
Hunter District Water Supply, Amplification—further sum td 9,868- 16). f. . 
eee ees PSSN7 7 1s 
Harbours and Rivers—— 
Coff’s Harbour Improvements, Jetty Extension, &e.—further sum... 1;848' 138 68 
‘Manning River Improvements—further sum ... 4s a YAN i) BBB Re og 
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Miscellaneous — : 
tiver Murray Commission—Part Cost of Works to be carried out ; 
under the Act—further sum ae bts DA Ra bts: Aaah 12000 UO 0. 
Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage— # a 
Water Supply— © 4 
General Reticulation, Improvements, &c., including Sydney Water ae | 
Supply, Amplification farther sum hie Ps Jas Paes es peri | 18,944 15-6 
Sewerage-— 
Construction and V entilation of Sewers ¢ gee eae eels 674. 15-9 
Ilunter District, Water Supply and Sewerage. ine 4 
Sewerage— | 
Extension and Reticulation, Improvements, &e.—further sum BAT! Sahota ARE ne | 207, 20 0-00 Oa 
Fotal’ ... $34,649 9 he | 
Less Repayments to Credit of Votes on decent of Current 606 i 
Year's Expenditure re tea a4 ey | 6,556 8 5 ’ 
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Total, Public Works and Services... Raheny, Ae Pr | 4 #428 3,093 dy | | 
Repayment of Loans— | 
Debentures issued under Act No. 25, 1911, due 1st October, 1922 
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Debentures issued under Act No. 31 1914, due 15th August, 1922 (in f 
London)... : _ 453,400 OOOO AAG. 2 Oa eae eee 
Inscribed Stock issued urider Act No. 31, 1914, ‘duo 15th August, 1922 om ee ' 
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mia ee BOD 298 (35 4 
Loans Receipts Returned — ' 
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Stamp Duty on Transfers— iy 
Under Acts Nos./51, 1912, arid 30, 1914 (1922-32 Stock), sk POOR 2 1 ay ac bee 
Do Acts Nos. 73, 1916, and 7; 1917 (1924-34 i isd ie DEVE Teo MAGS US, te ine 
Do Act No. 7, {917 (1930-40 “ae ve 4 va be 1,491 126 5688 1G 
Grand Total ... ’ TONE ee A. ct, TN ae sn £)72,933,080 1 ihe 
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No. 10. BALANCE 


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2 Nev, ‘NEW SOUTH WALES 6 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 154, 5883 
a 
“STATEMENT | 
Wales on the 31st i October, 1922, and the distribution of the same into Cash and Securities, 
| ie DISTRIBUTION, 3 CasH. SECURITIES. TOTAL, 
| ae | 
SprciaL Depostrs Account— i £ &. dd. & a. ad. | £ sd 
: i ; £- a. “4 
With Bank of New South Wales... ——.., 8,733,981 12 5 
‘With Commercial » Banking eae of ik : se 
Sydney (tds 2 owen hab Wot dh Noh tes PeEOT SSD. | Gi 9 
ap potas ————_ | 15,871,366 19 2 
With Bank of New South Wales—on Fixed fs J ‘ : 
Deposit ... 800,000 0 0 
With | Commercial — Banking Ciatiedins of : 
ie Sydney, Ltd.—on Fived Deposit .... 500,000 0 6 . | 
i SUT EEEEEIEEIEEREEEEe TEED 1,000,000 0 0) 
Treasury Chest—_ : @ 
\ a 
Treasury Fire Insurance Fund— PAE tay 
New South Wales Funded Stock (1923)... 31,000 0 0 
New South Wales Funded Stock (1924)... 21,000 0 0 
f Commonwealth Government Tnseribed 
EOMOCHE a Es eck eel eas ack 6,000 0 0 } | 
. | deb sccnsateane nce 58,000 0 0 
. Treasury Guarantee Fund— é ; ‘ f 
htt ath | 
New South Wales. Funded Stock, 60 Wie: a if 
Nawdevcas es ee, 14,500 0 0 
New South Wales Funded Stock, Rail Ms 
way (1923)... 6,000 6 0 | 
LAN ocean eee OR pie: chavs ‘a 20,500 0 0 
“Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage—Trust 
Account—_ 
New South Wales Funded Stock (1925) iMAC era in NS cat) Sp. tne 125070. 04 
The Union Trustee Company of Australia Ltd.— 
New South Wales Funded Stock (1924) < AB ed i ake Ch ey 20,000 0 0 : 
’. a Elder’s Trustee and Executor Co., Ltd.— | 
_ New South Wales Funded Stock (1930) EEE ts Sale ‘ 20,000 0 0) 
Sundry Deposits Account (Deposits on Tenders) Wes See | aw hea ee 59,135 0 0 3 
Miscellaneous BO a MN eae eds Gee hy ; eget Sd 32,535 18 5. 
———— | 
‘Toran Spxcrat Deposrrs Account—CasH anp Sxzourtmizs £/15,871,366 19 211,211,420 18 5 i247, 082,787 Toni 
SPECIAL Acoounts—- Sen pee tase ae 
“With Bank of New South wW. ales— 
Colonial Treasurer’ 8 Maton i in Equity Account | Ak 95,590 5 2 
Colonial ‘Tregsurer’s Master in Lunacy Account ... «. 15,522 9 0 ii ae 
- Colonial Treasurer’s Public Trustee Account ike veh S10,61R 2° ‘2 eet it 
Colonial Treasurer’s Prothonotary Account ... bash hele 6,913 8 9 PAG aay ts 
Oolonial Treasurer’s Registrar of Probates Account oat 18,237 7 11 ahs 
: ‘Total, Special Accounts | eae Bel 846,978, Voie Se A csc 516,878-13 0 =, 
ae * rg r yh we 
. Bin I 2 he 
Carried forward... ees £/1G,418,245 12 2) 1,911,420 18 5 {17,629,666 10 7 





(a er re 


No. 154, 2 November, 1922—3. 














{ x pt ane x, 
N ay 4 +: 
| = 
: Bek YS ‘ 
Showing the LepeER BALANORs on the Vahious Accounts of the Government ances oo 
Reference Nim abs fey Z she ae ep 
to Statements ‘ P Drews 
of Detail: HEAD OF ACCOUNT, a Batanoas H3 08 Ist Ooromn, 
No. Page. sas th ua 
shy | ie ea: a. TO ME Suh 
Brought forward... ey ose al Cr. teesateeeteraeees 17, 629,666 10 7 
4 5868 CLOSER SETTLEMENT ACCOUNT.4 12 9 sms ue adcgat sea eeeeite rood 124,540 3 
5 5869 Pousttc Works Account eee ay oo Re (4 Veicanane estes 118,988 05 
} ‘ \ s i 
; 9 5880 Mrvers’ Acorpent Retrer (Repeat) Act, No. 46,) ° ; f 
1916 seo eon eee cos ae - eee or 99 pee ewer, wecccsees 133,500 0 0 i 
Cr. safes biessepde 0 £118;006,894 12.°9 
Less Debit Balanees— ; : 
i 5852 CONSOLIDATED REVENUE ACCOUNT .. oe  os| 9 Dr, | 5,353,820 16 2 
h 4 } % | 
t zs % | 
6 5872 GENERAL Loan Account... A Ca 5 | 6,556,577 0 9 
Lice 5877 Pousric Wonks Account--EXPeNpITunk SUSPENSE 
ACCOUNT Fe eg Ay SMES Let as ge te 246,997 10 3 
8 5879 Loans EXPenpITuRE SUSPENSE ACCOUNT ...°° | see » | 2,830,658 14 5 
9 5880 Coan Purenase Suspense Account EMD yy marci Packed se ny me ths 
es 5880 GovERNMENT Dockyard SrorzE ADVANCE a Br | 
AccounT—LONDON PAYMENTS SUSPENSE pane eo late 
ACCOUNT? 3., tee ie is See nest As ~ 15,000 0 0} — 
9 5880 RAILWAY STtoRE SUSPENSE ACCOUNT  ... aes 3 283,377 18 8 pC I 
* By a 
3 5880 GovERNMENT PRINTER—STORES SUSPENSE ahaa | 3 16,000 0 0 
bs + ) 
7 14,839,153 12 8} 
i { ; : 
Y 5886. Add AMOUNTS NOT TRANSFERRED TO THE ae Sprint 
TREASURER’S PUBLIC ADCO BY rere oe vals, Seal b+ SOR Gade SN: ‘ 
page BEES) % Hid pat TR Lope pr ven} gy aps 909; 810! TS oS Pa 
; Te -£15,748,964 7 11 
\ ae a : 
‘ GRAND ToTaL en ‘ eee ser Cr. Were ieee ues £ 2% 257, 730 4 10 
The Trasury, New South, Wales, nee i 
Sydney - 2nd November, 1922. A, Lanew 
. oe Cae iad of: Accounts, 
‘ ! 
\ ‘ A 
é ae gage i. 











































































—continued. cul 
st October, 1922, 


DISTRIBUTION. 








by Brought forward 


ert 


CxrosER Seifneene PAA 34 


_ With eae Oh Banking Company of Sydney Ltd. .. — 


Petite Works Account—_ hy 
wee Bank of New South Wales tee ven 


ay re Missense’ acbipunts CaN a Bewt Nos AG 19IG us (ath ea tescrssetealbeey 


ri Ra mee REMITTANCE Account.— ae 
Pari ts With Bank of New South Wales... 


With Commercial “ieee rite of 
Sydney Ltd... re vee 


as 


Desir ee . ' 
CONSOLIDATED Ruvenvge Accounr— 
With Bank of New South Wales ae 
With Commercial Banking Company of 





7 PyeBydney Uibde sfc I ee 
ae ane i | Generat Loan Accounr— - me: 
ae ee With Bank of New South Wales ihe 
- With Commercial Banking Dee Se “i 
tia lca ee Re aes Dba thee fe ry, ni 





) 


With: Bank of New South Wales _ pee 


| Loans” aes ny we SUSPENSE Recent 
: With Bank of New South Wales 
Pipes — With Commercial aherne Peeueand of 


















ces Pag With Bank of new South Wales | ee aa 


‘Total Debit Ralanoos ae) 


Net Creait me we Br sai A ia) 


ins ye . 
Ae ; + 


Pidasiilt 

mounts not battishiod to fie Treasurer’s 

_ Public Accounts—(Details, see page 5886)— 
With Bank of New South Wales Pus ertene 
With Commercial Banking in ot of 
Mee VCLUO Vs Lacdat shea nhs cau 9) cea ae tee 


‘ih ~ } ~ 


ere 
id 7 


cag SECURITIES ieee 


7 


save Bre GRAND Toran 











a5 Srds 
351,800 5. 0 


352,306 12 0 


pad Fo 


Total Credit pelaicrs Cash and Securities £ 


£ s050. 


...1,024,890 4 1 
‘ts 4,828,930 12. 1 





£ d, 
. 4,310,972 0 4& 


2,245,605 0. 5 








‘Posric Works Accounr—Expenpiteny » Susranse AccounT— 


SA ea 
32,054,318 9 0 | 


Sydney Ltd. . 276,345 Gaye 
ie Coat, PURCHASE SusPENSE EE no 
With Bank of New South Wales ... 2... 
7 Goreme Dockvarp STORE pay “Accoust—Loxpox 
re: .  PayMENTS SusPENSE AcCoUNT— — 
a ‘With Bank of New South Wales 2.001. : 
Bes m Rarbway Storr Suspense Accounr— 
% With Bank of New South Wales ... ... sag he ay 


ova Man Pointe Sroune Susprxse Account— 


oe. soe eer 


i 
i 
th 


: 





and the diwetbition of the same into Cash and Securities—-ontinued, 





SECURITIES. 


nnn 


~ Tora. 





118,988 0 5 


° 


704,106 17 0 





5,253,820 16 2 


6,556,577 0 9 


246,997 10 3 





|, 2,330,638 14. 5 


36,721 12. 5 


15,000 90 0 


16,000 0 0 


14,839,153 12 8 








WES s. d. 
909,686 16. 0 | 
3 


145 19 








Dro £ 


‘Toran yokee’ Nev CREDIT BaLances—Casi AND ; 
is oo ae A ae Cr. £ 


- Loxpox Baie Accouxn AT DATE OF LATEST 4pvicus Dr. £ 


iy Pe OT ass 


909,810 15 3 








1,616,916 3 5 
704,106 17 0 


912,809 6 5 |Cr.1,344,920 18.5 


See eee a meee wees 


evens oor er eoneee 


133,500 0 0 








Cee eee ee eeeeonoee 





283,377 18 8 | 


2,526,726 18 8 





ee ce riers 


POO v ee ees eee en see 


Sein Se aires 








| 1,344,920 18 5 


wee eee ewenanee 











d. 


: £ 8. 
17,629,666 10 7 

5 

| 124,540 1.9 


118,988 0 5 


133,500 0 0 


704,106 17 0° 


17,365,880 11 4 a ,344,920 18 5 18, 710,801 


is 








5,353,820 18 


tO 


6,556,577. 0 9 


246,997 10 3 





2,330,658 14 


eit 


36,721 12 


on 


15,000 0° 0 


| 983377 1s 8. 


16,000 0 90 











14,839,153 12 8 


3,871,647 17° 1 








909,810 15 3 


2,961,887 1 10 


Dr. 704,106 17 0 
Ot 2,257,730 4 10 











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_ 








sw 





CY 





"ARTHUR A. C. COCKS, 


Treasurer. 











5886 - NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 154. 





MEMORANDUM of PAYMENTS made to 31st October, 1922, by the Bank of ae Routh Wales, on account 
of the Government of N: ew South Wales, rot yet betel red to the Treasurer’s Public Account, VIZ. :— | 

















SERVICE. paces oa keris d wy Total. 
Ce BL, ee ees, US. 
Colonial Treasurer’s Unpaid Cheque Account... ae de =. aa /-H68°12- 8 
Imperial Pension Fund... hs Pe ae oes pee Cue AN tee ) 68,048.74 
Treasurer's Exchange Account ... Sis see et aA fs (298 Lig O @ 4 
Interest on Vebantures and Funded Stool Cee ue ete oe AAO OT Ded. 
. Interest on Funded Stock .. vee hay egy ae +s ee woke ts 08410 u see 
Interest on Treasury Bills.. AN, ee Ae _ 1,062 10 OF 
Under Secretary for Public Works Department, eadteate Suspense 
Account Gs PROG ed 
Under Secretary for Public Works Dep. w tment, Solarios ‘Suspense Account vee 3,915 3 4 
Government Dockyard, Newcastle, Expenditure Suspense Account ... bey Bis 66 Ja 3) oda Be hy 
State Bakery, Expenditure Suspense Account ... te] cae Ah ead 
State Brick and Lime Works, Botany, Expenditure Suspense Account. ihe 5,121 16410 
State Brickworks, omargisks do LO: Gy hy ae aoe OTO251 Bsa 
State Clothing Factory, do . do Bok, SOC eon ROMA I cancer 
State Motor Garage, Osea Pec eIAG. ah ‘pls 3,622, 13:10") 
State Metal ane do do ce sh 12,842 4° 11 f 
State Power Station, do do RUE Re dob anh pik 
State Timber Yards, Uhr’s Point, do do dare ERS Nn, BLOB Gita 
Building Constr wate Branch, do do 14,308 3.57.9 
State Monier Pipe and Reinfurced Concrete Works—Expenditure ‘Suspense ORS 
Account : SF ODD ie eG 
State Monier Pipe and Reinforced Concrete W Forks — Expenditure ‘Suspense re ‘ew ig 
Account ty, 2 ay oa sce} hee 105000 250 220 
N.S.W. State Trawlers Expenditure Suspense ikeconnt, sh Re 43,914. 138.0 04 
State Sawmills—Craven and Gloucester, Expenditure Suspense Account ran ILS Pees COG. Pp) Be 
State Drug Depdt—Hxpenditure Suspense ‘Ackanint xs ‘eet 1,036°13) 3. 
Murr ambidgee Irrigation Area—Uxpenditure Suspense Account ae eld BODIT IO ean U 
Influenza Administrative Committee Relief Account ... its ee Pa Oe ROI RBIS BN 
W. H. Palmer, Official Assignee ... ae sy se A cabanas & oe Lae Yeats) 
: Total (see page 5885). ... <5: Bos G8) Soll Weetlen itpemaa ne eth POO, GD LG ears 











MEMORANDUM of PAYMENTS made to 31st. October, 1922, by as Comma orcial Banking eke of Sydney 
Ltd., on account of the Government of New South Wales, not yet transferred to the Treasurer's panies Aceount, 317.5 


ee 





























SERVICE. a Fi “fo * "Amount, hay Total. 
Colonial Treasurer’s Unpaid Cheque Account —Total (see page 5885)... ae ee ye ibar es £ 143 19 3 
Summary— — ery : ae eee 
Bank of New South Wales ... rw it Hele he eee &. ee, WO Gao) O 
Commercial: Banking Co. of Sydney ‘Limited = Bets re eM hela (143:19 3 . ‘ 
Grand Total (see pages 5884 and 5885)... ... sesctctnenne 909,810 16 cae 
The Treasury, New South Wates, ages a me 3 ARTHUR A. C. COCKS, 


Sydney, 2nd November, 1922. . A. Lyncn, . eae "Treasurer. Sie 
- Comptroller of Accounts . sad 





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Printed and Published by Joun Srencg, Acting Government rier Phillip. street, end November, 1922, * 


} Price, Cd.) Wel te 





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No. 155.] 


, 


FRIDAY, 3: NOVEMBER. 


[1922. 





BANKS AND BANK HOLIDAYS ACT, 1912. 


—_-———— 


PROCLAMATION, 
(u.8.) 5 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor, 


HE following days and dates are hereby appointed to be 
observed as public holidays in the localities here- 
under :— ‘ 
Monday, 13th November, 1922—Mudgee Police: District 
(with the exception of Gulgong Municipality). 
Wednesday, 15th November, 1922—-Narromine Municipality 
and Berridale District. 
Signed and sealed at Sydney, this first day of November, 
1¢22, . 
| By His Excellency’s Command, 
CHARLES W. OAKES. 








GOD SAVE THE KING! 
THEATRES AND PUBLIC HALLS ACT, 1908. 
a : PROCLAMATION.- 
(1.8.) 


-_W. E, DAVIDSON, 


Governor. 
is hereby declared that the provisions of Part I 


Ae y 
I of the abovenamed Act shall be applied to the 


halls specified in the appended Schedule. 
Signed and sealed at Sydney, this twenty-sixth day 
of October, 1922. 


iy 1 ; By His Excellency’s Command, — 
| CHARLES W. OAKES. 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 


of October, 1922. 





| 


| Long Bay 


SCHEDULE. 
Locality. , Name of Fall. 
AB sdctoxoy mons Anant ane ecm ctr Royal. Theatre. 
Dulwich.) Hull esc. stg Britannia Theatre. 
Grim bleh Roe. cease m See Gumble Hall. 
Bay tes ces: Abe Perera see y Parish Hall. ; 
Hume Reservoir .......00.0... Hume Reservoir Public 
Hall. 
Maryfieldsi.s.c32.. Dicavanee Je Mayfield Picture Theatre. 
Milvale, via Stockinbingal St. Brendan’s Church 


School Hall. 
Parish Hall. , aie: 
Woronora Hall. (2491) 


———i 


Oatley 
THEATRES AND PUBLIC HALLS ACT, 1908. 








PROCLAMATION. 
Cissy) 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 


te is hereby notified that Part II of the abovecited 
Act shall no longer apply to the halls specified in 

the appended Schedule, such premises not now being 

used for public entertainment purposes, 

, Signed and sealed at Sydney, this twenty-sixth day 


By His Excellency’s Command, 


CHARLES W. OAKES. 





SCHEDULE. 
Name of Hall. 
Dudley’s Hall. 


T.0.0.F. Hall. 
Alhambra Hall. 


Locality. 
Newtown, Wilson-street ... 


Young [2492] 


Pre 





5888 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 155, 








wf 


WATER ACTS, 1912-1919. 
TERRARA DRAINAGE UNION. 


ecpipegss arbeh 





(L.8.) 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor ay 
Wee a petition, praying that all ownérs of the tract of land whose namea are eet ont in the Schedule to such petition might 
be constituted a Union within the meaning of the Water Act, 1912, was published in the Government Gazette No. 40 of the 
3rd day of March, 1922: And whereas a counter petition has been received from other owners objecting to the constitution of the 
proposed Union: And whereas an inquiry has been made in accordance with the provisions of section 79 of the abovementioned Acts, by 
Richard Vowell, Esquire, District Engineer, of Wollongong, who has.recommended that a Drainage Union be constituted, with amended 
boundaries, a3 shown on the accompanying plan, with tke object of excluding certain land wh‘ch woiild not be benefited: Now it is hereby 
declared that the owners of the tract of latid with boundaries, as shown on the accompanying plan, and their successors, owners for the 
time being, the Crown excepted, shall be a Drainage Union, for the purpose. of rane and ate drained ‘the said tract of land, such 
Union to be called and known as the Terrara Drainage Union. 


[D. 1922-897.] ey Aig Excellency’s Command, 


R. T. BALL. 


[2505] | Minister for Public Works. 





— TERRARA DRAINAGE aie Ls 


i 
== Scale_in Chains —~~ LR 2 dehy 


Boundaries of Drainage Union shewn thus * Liddiiiidiilidde 


Existing Brains shewn thus Ea NS ocean 


Public Roads shewn es a eh, 


Total Area = abt 28/8 acres 7h in : nu 

















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Ste ar. PN A ee = A oy { 
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as | q 2 (ape BESS. cot mH © / 
<2 { of Pritchard” Og ! 4 
Bee paises are 1 ; 
ceva ‘ biooe W9e, Sr. (3p. A 
4 C\ Lamond \ John James $a. 
bags he > \ aif Yess ssas Fo ies eel see i 
jg ea = te igen eA Alex. Cf Lamond 
ee eal ne plas Be Sy eh saat hes . 
2509. 3r. Op. asia ze on 732 Or. Sp 76a Ir. i a | se : 
_ A.C. Lamond’) j ' 
x 
James Ia. ar. 20.74 3 
Ky, a7" ~chestomias at neal : 
\s , (96 2eNx, 26., Pevver 
\ . $52. 9r. JOw, 
Oe 28a 
% ee te Ne at “7 
v£ Yy _ 85, Or o6) <4 
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3 Nov., 1922.} i =) a! i 





‘PROCLAMATION—FORESTRY ACT, 1916. 
* Ede Sec) 


W. E. DAVIDSON, | 
_ Governor. 


I Sir Watrer Epwarp Davinson, the Governor of 
I. tho State of New South Wales and its Dependencies, 
im the Commonwealth of Australia, in pursuance of 
the provisions of the Forestry Act, 1916, and with 
the advice of the Executive Council, do. by this my 
Proclamation, declare that the lands described in the 
Schedule hereto are dedicated as State forests. 





Tun SCHEDULE. 
CENTRAL DIVISION; 


Lanp District or Gunnepan; LivERPoon 
SHIRE; Forestry Disrricr ow Narraset. 


_Trinkey State Forest No. 177 (No. 1 Extension). 


All that area or tract of country comprising part of 
the parish of Tamerang, county of Pottinger, in the 
State of New South Wales, embracing an area of 28 
acres 2 roods 7 perches, more or less, being the whole 
of measured portions 65 and 66,—shown on plan P. 
5,613-1,781 in the Department of Lands, 
; LF. 1922-1108]. . 





EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Districr or Kempsky: Maciéay SuHire; 
Forestry District or URUNGA. 


~Collombatti State Forest No: 465 (No. 2 Extension). 


All that area or tract of country comprising part 
of the parish of Burragong, county of Dudley, in the 
State of New South Wales, embracing an area of 620 
acres, more or less, being the Crown Lands within the 
following boundaries: Commencing at the south-east- 
ern corner of portion 124, parish of Burragong, on 
the right bank of Christmas Creek; and bounded 
thence by southern boundaries of portion 124 westerly 
and by a line westerly to an eastern boundary of por- 

tion 87; by part of that boundary, the eastern boun- 
dary of portion 79, and a line southerly to a north- 
eastern corner of an area set apart for additional 
Crown-lease at £1 per acre, notified 31st March, 1922; 
by the north-eastern boundary of that area, and by 
north-eastern and a northern boundary of an area set 
apart for additional holdings at £1 per acre, notified 
3lst March, 1922 south-easterly, easterly, and south- 
easterly, and by a line southerly to a northern boun- 
dary of portion 122; by part of that boundary easterly 
té a point south of the south-western corner of portion 
86; by a line northerly to that corner; by a western 
- boundary of that portion, the western boundary of 
- portion 85, and a line northerly to the left bank of 
Christmas Creek aforesaid; and by that bank of that 
creek, forming the boundary of Collombatti State 
Forest No. 465, dedicated 1st June, 1917, upwards 
- gonerally north-westerly to a point east of the point 
of commencement; and by a line westerly to that 
point. 
[F. 1922-2,789] 


Signed and sealed at S¥diey, this twelfth day of 
October, 1922. ae 



























By His Excellency’s Command, 
iy } W. EB. WEARNE. 
~ £193] _ GOD SAVE THE KING! 


Lp —> 


LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1919. 








PROCLAMATION, 

PSD. Si) : 

he = ey . 

_ W-E, DAVIDSON,. 

Te ee Governdr, 

he T Sir Warrer Epwarp Davyipson, Governor of the 

— Ls State of New South Wales, with the advice of the 

We c<ecutive Council, in pursuance of the Local Govern- 
ef tment Act, 1919, do hereby extend till the 30th day of 

_ September, 1922, the time within which the general 










i 





wi rate of Wrightville Municipality for the year com-. 


_ mencing Ist January, 1922, shall be made. 
signed and sealed at Sydney, this first day of 







“November, 1922.0 
a ht _ By His Excellency’s Command, 
‘ Bea cae ag J.C. L. FITZPATRICK. 
3 [2800] GOD SAVE THE KING! 
‘ oy os Na 
wpe | 





pre gee ene 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 155, 





PuLatns 


£2923) 


yn 


5889 


LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1919. 


PROCLAMATION. 


; Ci; Ss e) 
W. kK. DAVIDSON, 
' Governor. 


26th October, 1922, 


AX alteration is hereby proclaimed ‘in the division 

into Ridings of the Jemalong Shire, as notified 
in Government Gazette No. 161 of 16th May, 1906, 
and altered by proclamation in the Government 


‘Gazette No. 80 of 3rd June, 1921, the present altera- 


tion being consequential upon the transfer of part of 
the Jemalong Shire to the Boree Shire, as proclaimed 
in the Government Gazette of this day’s date. The 
alteration now made is to exclude from ‘‘B’”’ Riding 
of the said Jemalong Shire the land so transferred to 
the Boree Shire, so that the Ridings of the Jemalong 
Shire shall be as described in the Schedule hereto. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
J.C. L. FITZPATRICK. 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 





SCHEDULE. 
Ripincs oF JEMALONG SHIRE. 
i coq? 


(As notified in Government Gazette No. 161 of 16th 
May, 1906, and altered by Proclamation in Govern- 


’ ment Gazette No. 80 of 3rd June, 1921.) 


BR 9 


(As altered consequentially upon the transfer of 
part of the Jemalong Shire to Boree Shire). 


Commencing on the northern boundary of the Shire 
at its intersection with the road from Parkes to 


\Forbes; and bounded thence by that road southerly 
to the southern boundary of the parish of Dowling, 


county of Ashburnham; by that boundary easterly to 
the eastern boundary of the parish of Forbes; by 
that boundary southerly to the north boundary of the 
Municipality of Forbes; by that-boundary and the 
eastern and southern boundaries of that municipality 
easterly, southerly, and westerly to the eastern boun- 
dary of the parish of Waayourigong, county of 
Forbes; by that boundary southerly to Bundaburrah 
Creek; by that creck downwards to the western boun- 
dary of the parish of Braulin; by that boundary 
generally southerly to Kua Ooma or Boyd Creek; by 
that creek downwards to the western boundary of 
the parish of Boyd; by that boundary, a south-western 
boundary of that parish, and the western boundary 
of the parish of Wheoga generally southerly to the 
southern boundary of the shire; by that boundary and 


the eastern and northern boundaries. of the shire 


generally easterly, northerly, and westerly, to the 
point of commencement. 


ueGy 2s 
(As notified in Government Gazette No. 161 of 16th 
May, 1906.) [2198] 


LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1919. 








PROCLAMATION. 
(t.8.) 
W. E, DAVIDSON, 

Governor. 

{TCHELL AUSTEN BROWN, Esquire, Acting 

Clerk of Petty Sessions, Cobar, who was appoin- 

ted by proclamation in the Government Gazette of 
Ind June, 1922, to be Administrator for the Munici- 
pality of Wrightville, having now been transferred to 
the Office of the Clerk of Petty Sessions, Goulburn, I, 
Sir Wattrr Mpwarp Davrpson, Governor of the State 
of New South Wales, in pursuance of the Local Gov- 
ernment Act, 1919, with the advice of the Executive 
Council, do hereby remove the said Mitchell Austen 
Brown, Esquire, from the position of Administrator 
for the Municipality of Wrightville, and appoint as 
Administrator in his stead John Retd Thomson, 
Esquire, who has now been appointed as Acting Clerk 
of Petty Sessions, Cobar. 


Giened and sealed at Sydney, this twenty-sixth day 


‘of October, 1922. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
Pedy Dadi FITZPATRICK, 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 


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LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, ASH 2 


PROCLAMATION, 
(tsi) 


W. E. DAVIDSO N, 
Gover nor. 


the State of New South Wales, with the advice 
of the Executive Council, in pursuance of the Local 
Government Act, 1919, do hereby alter the boundaries 
of the Jemalong Shire as constituted by Proclamation 
in the Government Gazette No. 121 of 7th March, 
1906, and pee by Proclamation in the Government 
Gazette No. 80 of 3rd June, 1921, and the Boree Shire 
as constituted by Proclamation. in the Government 
Gazette No. 121 cf 7th March, 1906, and. reconsti- 
tuted by Proclamaticn in the Government Gazette 
No. 183 of 24th December, 1912, by taking that part 
of the Jemalong Shire described in the Schedule to a 
preliminary notification of . this proposal which 
appeared in Government Gazette No. 184 of 16th 
December, 1921, page 7154, and adding it to the Boree 
Shire, so ‘that the boundaries of the said Jemalong 
Shire and the said Boree Shire shall be as described 
in Schedules ‘‘A’’ and ‘‘B’’ hereto respectively. 

The Minister for Local Government has, by virtue 
of section 20 (2) of the aforesaid Act, as amended by 
the Local Government (Amendment) Act, 1920, dis- 
pensed with the making of any arrangement as to the 

apportionment of assets, rights, and liabilities between 
the areas affected by this alteration of boundaries, 


eee and sealed at Sydney, this tw enty-sixth day 
f Octcber, 1922. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
J.C. L. FITZPATRICK. 
GOD SAVE THE KING! d 


I] Sir Watter Epwarp Davipson, the Governor of 
y) 





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ScHEDuLE ‘‘A, 
Jemalong Shire (as altered). 


Commencing ion the Lachlan River at the south- 
eastern corner of portion 3, parish of Nanami, county 
of Forbes; and bounded thence by parts of the nor- 
thern and western bounderies of the parish of Binda 
generally westerly and southerly to the south-eastern 
corner of portion 12, parish of Goonigal; by the south- 
ern boundaries of portions 12; (8,29, 9, 44, and 38 
westerly; by part of the western boundary of the lat- 
ter portion northerly; by a southern and an eastern 
boundary of portion 45 westerly and southerly; by the 
northern boundary of the parish of W arraderry 
westerly to Red or Erasa Creck; by that creek down- 
wards; by the eastern boundaries of portions 34 and 
26, parish of Ooma, southerly; by the northern and 
part of the western ‘boundaries of portion 24 westerly 
and southerly; by the northern boundaries of portions 
46, 42, and 29 westerly; by Ooma or Boyd Creek 
epwards ; by the southern boundary of portion. 20, 
parish of Maudry, a pe the southern boundaries of 
portions 63, 68, 102, and. 4, and another line generally 


" westerly ; by the southern boundaries of portions 89, 


87, 81, and 80, parish of Wheoga, and a line westerly ; 

by the south-eastern boundary. of portion 28. south- 
westerly; by the northern boundaries of portions PASE. 

60, and 30, the northern boundaries of portions 36, 39, 

and 41, parish of Currowong, and the southern boun- 
dary of that parish generally westerly ; by part of the 
couth-eastern and the southern boundaries of the 
parish of Warangla, county of Gipps, south-westerly 
and westerly; by part of its western boundary novr- 
therly : by the southern boundary of portion 69, parish 
of Trigalana, westerly ; by, the north-western bounda- 
ries of that’ portion and portions 70 and 74, north- 
easterly: by part of the scuthern houndary of the 
parish of Carawandool westerly; by the south-eastern 
boundaries of the parish of Cadalgulee, and of por- 
tions 90 and 25, parish of Marsden, “south- westerly; by 
the eastern boundary of portion 93, and the eastern 
and southern boundaries of portions 23, 22, and 32 
generally southerly to Bland or Yeo Yeo Creck; by 
that creek downwards to Lake Cowal; by a line 
through Lake Cowal, as described in Government 
Gazette of 7th March, 1906, north-westerly; by part 
of the southern, the western, and part of the northern 
boundaries of the parish of Moora Moora westerly 
generally northerly and easterly; by the western boun- 
daries of portions 29 an& 21, parish of Ina, and a line 


northerly, the southern boundary of portion 36 east-- 


erly, the eastern houndaries of portions 36, 57, 49, 48, 


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and i a line, ‘the oat eee boundaries of Dorions 2 

and 1, .a line, and the western boundaries of portions: 

74, 93, 92, 91, 90,.and 89, parish of Cadow, generally- 

northerly ; by the Lachlan River downwards to the wy 
western boundary of the parish of Wolongong, county 
of Cunningham; by the eastern boundary of that 
parish northerly; by Goobang Creek upwards to its 
intersection with the southerly prolongation of the 
eastern boundary of portion 8, parish of Derriwong ; 
by that prolongation and the eastern boundaries of 
portions 8 and 7 northerly; by a line forming the east-. 


-ern boundaries of portions 14, 25, and 26, parish of 
‘Kars, northerly; by part of the southern boundary of 


portion 30 and a line wes the southern bounda- 
ries of portions 12, 10, 9, 7, 8, 5, and 2 generally east- 
erly to the south- eastern hae ner of the latter portion ; 

by a line south about 213 chains; by a line east about 
69 chains; by a line north about 40 chains; and by a 
line east about 37 chains to the western boundary of 
the parish of Cookey’s Plains; by part of that boun- 
dary southerly; by part of the northern and eastern 
boundaries of the parish of Yarrabundi generally east- 
erly and southerly; by part of the northern boundary 
of the parish of Goobang and its prolongation easterly 
to its interestcion with the northerly prolongation of — 
the eastern boundary of portion 65 of that parish; by 
this latter prolongation southerly to another northern 
boundary of the parish of Goobang; by part of a nor- 
thern, an eastern, a sotthern, and another eastern 
boundary of that parish generally. southerly; by the 
northern boundaries of the parishes of Carraboblin 
and Gunning easterly; by part of the western and the 
northern boundary of the parish of Yarragong, county 


-of Ashburnham, generally easterly to its north-eastern 


corner; by the boundary between the Land Districts 
of Parkes and Forhes generally south-easterly to the 
south-eastern corner of portion 67, parish of Warre- 
gal; by part of the northern boundary of the parish 
of Mumbidgle, the nerthern boundary of the parish 
of Dowling, and the southern boundary of the parish 
of Mugincoble, generally easterly ; by the eastern 
boundaries of portions 6, 15, 28, and 42, parish of 
Mugincoble, northerly ; by the southern boundary of 
portion 18. and a line easterly; by the road from 
Eugowra to Parkes north-westerly;: by the northern 
boundaries of the parishes of Cookamidgera and Coo- 
nambro, and the centre of the railway from Parkes to ‘ 
Molong. generally easterly to the boundary dividing 
the Central and Eastern Divisions of the State; by 
that boundary generally southerly to the northern 
boundary of portion 147. parish of Terarra, county of 
Ashburnham; by part of that boundary, the western. 
and part of ‘the ‘southern boundary of that portion 
westerly, southerly, and easterly; and by a line south- 
erly to the boundary dividing ihe Central and Eastern 
Divisions of the State aforesaid; by that boundary 
generally southerly to the northern suburban boun- 
dary of the town of Eugowra, county of Ashburnham; 
by “that northern boundary westerly ; and by the 
wesetrn and southern boundaries of that town south- 
erly and easterly to the western boundary of portion 
42, parish of Waugan; by that boundary and the 
southern boundary of that portion, southerly and east- 
erly, to the said boundary dividing the Central and 
Eastern Divisions of the State; by that boundary 
generally southerly to the Lachlan River; and by that 
river upwards, to the point of commencement : but 
exchisive of the } Municipality of Forbes. . 


Scuepute ‘‘B.”’ 
Boree Shire (as altered). 


Commencing at the junction of the Kangarooby 
Creek with the Lachlan River; and bounded thence 
by that river and the Belubula River upwards to 
Panuara Rivulet or fFour-mile Creek: by that rivulet 
upwards to the southern boundary of the parish of 
Edinburgh, county of Ashburnham; by that boundary 
westerly, and part of its western boundary northerly 
to Canomodine Creek; by that creek upwards to the 
western boundary of the parish of Canoblas; by that 
boundary generally northerly to the road from Cargo 
to Orange: by that road generally north-easterly and 
nor therly to Sori ing Creek; by that creek downwards 
to Oakey or Bourimbla AS eek : by that creek upwards 
to the western boundary of the parish of Barton; by 
that boundary northerly to the southern boundary of 
the parish of Boree Nyrang; by that boundary gene- 
tally westerly to’ the eastern boundary of the parish | 
of Gregra; by that boundary generally northerly to 
the southern boundary of the parish of Brymedura ; 
bv that boundary generally westerly to Mandagery 
Creek; by that creck and Gooingal or Cumble Creek — 


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upwards to the western boundary of the parish of 
Cumble; by that boundary and the northern bounda- 
i _ vies of the parishes of Manildra and Wolabler gene- 
rally north-westerly and westerly to the boundary 
dividing the Central and Eastern Territorial ‘Divisions 
of the State; by that boundary generally southerly to 
portion 24, parish of Terara, county of Ashburnham; 
by part of the northern, the western, and southern 
; boundaries of that portion, part of the southern boun- 
dary of portion 29, and part of the western boundary 
of portion 22, westerly, southerly, easterly, and again 
southerly to the boundary dividing the Central and 
Eastern Territorial Divisions aforesaid; by that boun- 
dary generally southerly to the northern suburban 
boundary of the town of Eugowra, county of Ashburn- 
‘ham; by that northern boundary westerly; and by the 
western and southern boundaries of thattown southerly 
and easterly to the western’ boundary of portion 42, 
parish of Waugan; by that boundary and the southern 
boundary of that portion southerly and easterly to the 
said boundary dividing the Central and Eastern Terri- 
torial Divisions aforesaid ; and by that boundary gene- 
rally south-westerly to the Lachlan River; and by 
that river upwards, to the point of commencement, 
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LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1919. 





Sas PROCLAMATION, | 
ony (t.8.) 
: W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 


Sir Waiter Epwarp Davinsox, Governor of the 

9 State.of New South Wales, in pursuance of the 
Local Government Act, 1919, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, hereby determine that the salary to 
be paid to Mitchell Austen Brown, Esquire, out of the 

- General Fund of the Municipality of Wrightville, 
with respect to his services as Administrator of the 
aw said Municipality, shall be at the rate of fifty pounds 
Bor per annum, as from 23rd May, 1922, on which date 
: he was appointed Administrator. Aen ie 
Signed and sealed: at Sydney, this first day of 
November, 1922. 



























By His Excellency’s Command, 
é J: C. L. FITZPATRICK. 





[2799] GOD SAVE THE KING! 
a ‘LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1919. 

ees ri PROCLAMATION. 
os; 8.) 
wee. => W.’B. DAVIDSON, 

a Governor, — 

ee Sir WALTER Epwarp Davipson, tlie Governor of 
= ae 9 the State of New South Wales, with the advice 


of the Executive Council, in pursuance of the Local 
- Government Act, 1919, do hereby alter the boundaries 
of the Municipality of Bexley, as constituted by 
Proclamation in the Government Gazette No. 644 of 
29th June, 1900, and the Municipality of Rockdale, 
as constituted (under the name of ‘‘The Municipal Dis- 
trict of West Botany’’), by Proclamation in the Govern: 
ment Gazette No. 8 of 13th January, 1871, and altered 
by Proclamations in the Government Gazette Nos. 
723 of 20th December, 1886, 105 of 23rd February. 
ae 1906, 161 of 16th May, 1906, and 223 of 22nd Decem- 
ber, 1916, by taking that part of the Municipality 
: of Bexley described in the Schedule to a preliminary 
notification of this proposal which appeared in 
Government Gazette No. 108 of 14th July, 1922, page 
3769, and adding it to the Municipality of Rockdale, 
80 that the boundaries of the said Municipality of 
' Bexley and the said Municipality of Rockdale shall 
_be and are as described in Schedules ‘‘A”’ and ‘‘B”’ 
hereto respectively. / 
_ The Minister for Local Government has, by virtue 
of section 20 .2) of the aforesaid Act, as amended by 
the Local Government (Anendment) Act, 1920, dis- 
_ pensed with the making of any arrangement as to the 
apportionment of assets, rights, and liabilities between 
he areas affected by this alteration of boundaries. 


_ Signed and sealed at Sydney, this twenty-sixth day 

of October, 1922. . PB Gah 
ave ’ By His Excellency’s Command, 

eee J.C. L. FITZPATRICK. 
ONE: GOD SAVE THE. KING! ¢ 


. 
; 


GOVERNMENT GAZETTR, No. 155. 


. 









ScHEDULE ‘‘A,’’ 
Bexley Municipality (as altered). 
County of Cumberland, parish of St. George, area 


about 3 square miles: Commencing at the intersection 
of a line along the centre of Harrow-road with a line 


along the centre of the Illawarra Railway; and 
bounded thence by a line along the centre of that 


‘road north-westerly to its intersection with a line 


along the centre of Forest-road; by that line north- 
easterly to its intersection with the south-easterly 
prolongation of the boundary dividing lots 3 to ¥ 
from 25 to 20 of section 8 of deposited plan 1,114; 
by that prolongation and that boundary and the 
boundary dividing lots 8 and 7 from lot 1 of deposited 
plan 10,694 north-westerly to the westernmost corner 
of that Jot; by part of the south-eastern, the south- 
western, and a north-western boundary of lot 2 of 
that deposited plan south-westerly, north-westerly, | 
and north-easterly to the boundary dividing lots 13 
and J4 from lots’ 16 and 15 of section 3. of 
deposited plan 1.114 aforesaid to the south-east 
side of Parliament-terrace; by a line across Parlia- 
ment-terrace north-westerly to the boundary dividing 
lots 1 to 9 from lots 18 to 10 of sectién 7 of deposited 
plan 1,114 aforesaid; by that boundary and its pro- 
longation north-westerly to the centre of Godwin- 
street; by the centre of that street north-easterly, 
north-westerly to the centre of Glen-road; by the 
centre of that road north-easterly to the north-east 


‘boundary of portion 142; by that boundary north- 


westerly to Wolh Creek; by that creek upwards to the 
centre of Sharp-street (also known as Croydon-road) ; 
by a line along the centre of that street south-easterly 
to! the -centre of Stony Creek road; thence a line 
alone the eentre of that road south-westerly to its 
intersection with the north-westerly prolongation of 
a line along the centre of NKingsgrove-road (also 
known as: Croydon-road); by that prolongation and 
line and its continuation south-easterly to the south- 
eastern side of Forest-road; by that side of that 
road north-easterly to the north-eastern boundary of 
Hurstville Hill Hstate.—as shown on plan catalogued 
1,197.) in the Registrar-General’s Office: by that 
boundary and its prolongation south-easterly to the- 
centre of the’ Illawarra Railway aforesaid; and by a 
line along the centre of that railway north-casterly, 
to the point of commencement. 


ScuHEeputy ‘‘B.”’ 
Rockdale Municipality (as altered), 


County of Cumberland, parish of St. George: Com- 
mencing at a south-eastern corner of the Munici- 
pality of St. Peters where it meets the south side of 
@ook’s River; and bounded thence by the right bank ~ 
of Cook’s River and Wolli Creek upwards to the 
north-east corner of portion 142; by the north-east 
boundary of that portion south-casterly to the centre 
of Glen-road; by the centre of that road south- 
westerly and south-easterly to the centre of Godwin- 
street; by the centre of that street south-westerly to 
meet the north-western prolongation of the boundary 
befween allotments 9 to 1 and 10 to 18 of section - 
7, Lynton Heights Estate; by that prolongation and 
the boundary between those allotments south-easterly 
to Parliament-terrace; by a line crossing that terrace 
to the northernmost corner of allotment: 14, section 
3 of Lynton Heights Estate aforesaid; by the boun- 
dary dividing allotments.14 and 13 from allotments 
15 and 16 of that section of that estate, and lot 4 
from lot 3 of deposited plan 10,694 south-easterly to 
the southernmost north-western corner of lot 2 
that deposited plan; by a north-west, a south-west, 
and a south-east houndary of that lot south-westerly. 
south-easterly, and nerth-easterly to the south-west 
corner of lot 1 of that deposited plan; by the boun- 
dary dividing that lot from lots 7 and 8 of that 
deposited plan, and allotments 20 to 25 from allot- 
ments 9 to 3 of section 3 of Lynton Heights Estate 
aforesaid and its prolongation south-easterly to the 
centre of Forest-road; hy the centre of that road 
southerly to the centre of Harrow-road; by the centre 
of Harrow-road crossing the INawarra railway line 
south-easterly to the centre of Rocky Point road; 
by the centre of that road southerly to the centre 
of Access-road; by the centre of that road south- 
easterly to a point in its centre bearing 232. degrees 
23 minutes 10 seconds, and distant 33 fect 82 inches 
south-westerly from the angle on the south-western 
boundary of allotment 13, section 2. in the suh- 
division of part of R. Cooner’s and T. Chanman’s 
100-acre grant,—shown on deposited vlan 5.031; hy 
lines bearing 154 degrees 18 minutes for’ 244 feet 10 


of ji 


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inches: 144 degrees 1 minute for 105, feet 7} inches, 
and 176 degrees 58 minutes for 156 ‘feet 43 inches 
south-easterly and southerly to the centre line of the 
punt ferry crossing George’s River, between Sans 
Souci and Taren Point; by the centre line of that 
ferry to the centre of George’s River; by the centre 
of that river downwards to the waters of Botany Bay; 
by those waters northerly and north-easterly to the 
centre of Cook’s River; by the centre of that river 
upwards to a south-eastern boundary of the Muni- 
cipality of St. Peters aforesaid; and by that boun- 
dary south-westerly, to the point of commencement, 

[2206 ] 





LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1919, AS AMENDED 


BY THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT (AMEND- 
MENT) ACT, 1920. 





PROCLAMATION, 
(L.S.) 
-W. E. DAVIDSON, 


Governor 


iT Sir Wartter Epwarn Davipson, the Governor of 

the State of New South Wales, with the advice 
of the Executive Council, in pursuance of the Local 
Government Act, 1919, as amended by the Local 
Government (Amendment) Act, 1920, do hereby grant 
permission to Lake Macquarie Shire Council to levy 
in and for the year commencing the first day of Janu- 
ary, 1923, a general rate beyond the limit prescribed 
in section 130 of the said Act; and do hereby specify 
that a sum ascertained by calculating the yield of 
threepence im the pound on the unimproved capital 
value of all ratable land in the said Shire shall be the 
limit for the total of the general rate alone, in lieu 
of the limit prescribed in the said section, 


Signed and sealed at Sydney, this twenty-sixth day 
of October, 1922. 


By His Bxcellency’s Command, 
J.C, L. FITZPATRICK. 
[ 2502) GOD SAVE THE KING! 


LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1919. _ 





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PROCLAMATION. 
(.8.) 
W. EH, DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 


26th October, 1922. 

Ae alteration is hereby proclaimed in the division 

into Ridings of the Boree Shire, as notified in 
the Government Gazette No. 183 of 24th December, 
1912, and altered by notification in Government 
Gazette No. 178 of the 27th October, 1916, the 
present alteration being consequential upon. the 
transfer of part of the Jemalong Shire to the Boree 
Shire, as proclaimed in the Government Gazette of 
this day’s date. The alteration now made is to include 
in ‘‘B’’ Riding of the-said Boree Shire the land so 
transferred from the Jemalong Shire, so that the 


Ridings of the Boree Shire shall be as described in the , 


Schedule hereto. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
J. C. L. FITZPATRICK. 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 
SCHEDULE. 
Ripings or Borer Sutre, 
i ied ; 
(As notified in Government Gazette No, 183 of 


24th December, 1912, and altered by notification in 
Goyernment Gazette No. 178 of 27th October, 1916.) 


‘OB 9? < 


(As altered consequentially upon the transfer of 
part of the Jemalong Shire to Boree Shire.) 





Commencing on the western boundary of the shire | 


at its intersection with Mandagery Creek; and 
bounded thence by that creek upwards to the road at 
Long’s corner leading to Canowindra; by that road 
4 and the western boundary of the parish of Nyrang, 
county of Ashburnham, to Mogong Creek; by that 
creek downwards to the n 
boundary of portion 60; by that road, the southern 
boundary of the parish of Nyrang aforesaid, and the 


Oe Nita 
fe CO Ae 


road forming the southern | 


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‘southern boundary of the parish of Barrajin generally 
easterly to Canomodine Creek; by that creek down- 


wards to the southern boundary of the shire; by part 
of that boundary westerly, and part of the western 
boundary of the shire northerly, to the point of 
commencement. 

SY Od 


(As notified in Government Gazette No, 183 of 


24th December, 1912, and altered by notification in 
Government; Gazette No. 178 of 27th October, 3199" 











LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1919, 





; PROCLAMATION. 
’ (r.8.) 
W. BE, DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 


Sir Waurer Enwarp Dayipson, Governor of the 
9 State of New South Wales, with the advice ot 


the Executive Council, and in pursuance of the Local 


Government Act, 1919, do hereby amend the Procla- 
mation dated 26th July, 1921, published in Govern- 
ment Gazette No. 109 of 29th July, 1921, declaring 
a certain portion of Ku-ring-gai Shire to be a Residen- 
tial District by adding to the Schedule to the said 
Proclamation the following :— 
With the following exceptions, viz. :—- 
(a) the public park known as ‘‘Roseville Chase” ; 
j and ; ; 
(b) those lands having frontage to the following 
roads and streets :— 


Lane Cove Road—West side, from Corona- 


avenue to Shirley-road; shop at cor- 


ner of Grosvenor-road. 
Lane Cove Road—Kast side, from Boun- 
dary-street to Clanville-road, ~ 
Hill-street—-Kast side, from Bancroft- 
avenue to Roseville-avenue to a depth 


generally as far as the depth from ~— 
Hill-street to Roberts’-lane, exclud- — 


ing so much of Hill-street, which is 


opposite to. the Honor Roll site, and _ 


the land adjacent thereto. ~ 
Clive-street, 


Signed and sealed at Sydney, this twenty-sixth day 
of October, 1922, j 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
é J. C, L. FITZPATRICK. 
[2641] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


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LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1919. 





PROCLAMATION. 
me: 6B: Ye 
W_ E, DAVIDSON, 
G overnor. 


26th October, 1922. _ 
N alteration is hereby proclaimed in the division 
into Wards of the Municipality of Rockdale, as 
notified in the Government Gazette No. 88 of the 22nd 
July, 1908, such alteration being consequential upon 
the transfer of part of the Bexley Municinality to the 
Rockdale Municipality, as proclaimed in the Govern- 
ment Gazette of this day’s date. The alteration now 
made is to include in Arncliffe Ward of the said Rock- 
dale Municipality the land so transferred from the 
Bexley Municipality, so that the Wards of the Rock- 
dae Municipality shall be as described in the Schedule 
lereto. Pas Bore 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
J. C. L. FITZPATRICK. 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 





SCHEDULE. 
Warps or Tap Municiparrry ox RocKkpae, 
Arncliffe Ward. — 
(As altered consequentially upon the transfer of part 
of the Bexley Municipality to Rockdale Municipality.) 


Commencing on the municipal boundary at the inter- 


section of the right bank of Cook’s River with the 
centre of Rocky Point road; and bounded thence by 
the municipal boundary north-westerly, south-westerly, 





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and south-easterly to the centre of Forest or Illawarra 
road ; by the centre of that road north-easterly to the 
centre of Rocky Point road aforesaid; by the centre 
of that road north-easterly, to the point of commence- 
ment. er 
. Hopetoun Ward. 
(As notified in the Government Gazette No. 88 of 


Rockdale Ward. 


(As notified in the Government Gazette No. 88 of 
22nd July, 1908.) 


22nd July, 1908.) 


Scarborough Ward. 


(As notified in the Government Gazette No. 88 of 
[2205 





ard November, 1922, 
IMPOUNDING ACT, 1898—YENDA POUND. 


PON the recommendation of the Leeton Court of 
Petty Sessions, Yenda, within the Mirrool No. 1 
Irrigation Area, is hereby fixed upon and determined 


as & convenient place for establishing a Public Pound, 


The majority of the Justices of the said Court 
assembled for the purposes have appointed James 


_ Merrigan as Poundkeeper for the Pound as from 3rd 


November, 1922, and have fixed the following charges 
per head per day for the eare and sustenance of 


_ animals impounded in the said Pound:— 


Horses, 2s.; cattle, 2s.; sheep, 6d.; bulls and stallions, 
: ds.; goats, Is. 5 pigs, 1s, 


J. 6b. BITZPATRICK,. | 








[1481] Minister for Local Government. 
[2955] . Premier's Department, 


Sydney, 3rd November, 1922. 


nid IS Excellency the Governor directs it to be notified 


that he has authorised the provisional -recog- 


. nition of Commander Buoninsegni Vitali as Vice- | 


Consul for Ithly at Sydney. 
GEORGE W. FULLER. 





: APPOINTMENTS, 
DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE, 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Executive Council, has approved of the following 

appointments :—- 

‘Mr.’ Frederick Cornthwaite, J.P,, to he Licensing 
Magistrate; and Messrs. Arthur Samuel Bartlett 
and Albert McClure, J.P., to ‘be ‘‘Appointed 
Members’’ of the Licensing Court for the Licen- 
sing District of Milparinka, for a period of three 
years,—from 20th November, 1922. 

CHIEF SECRETARY’S DEPARTMENT AND OFFICE OF THE 

; ; MINISTER, OF PUBLIC HEALTH. 

Constable First Class Malcolm Alexander Comben, of 
Wiseman’s Ferry, as Assistant Inspector of 

Fisheries:for New South Wales, without salary, 

in pursuance of the provisiens of the Fisheries 

unendrient} Act, 1910, as from 22nd September, 


_ Herbert Huff Johnston, Esquire, M.B., Mast. Surg., 


Univ. Sydney, as Honorary Kar, Nose, and Throat 
Surgeon to the Coast Hospital. Sih ; 


Mr. Alfred Craft, of Mooney Mooney Point, Brooklyn, has 
been appointed by me as an Honorary Ranger, in pursuance of 
the provisions of section 1] of the Birds and Animals Protee- 


tion ‘Act, 1918. 


Rigs COLONIAL TREASURER’S DEPARTMENT. 
Constable Arthur Henry Ingram, stationed at Har- 
_ graves, as Inspector under the Tobacco Act (47 
Victoria, No. 12), vice Sergeant Dolman, trans- 


wr ferred,-—from 20th September, 1922. 


‘Constable Wiliam Harker, stationed at Burrinjuck, 

_ as Inspector under the Tobacco Act. (47 Victoria, 
NO. 12), vice Constable Patrick Collogan, trans- 
red,—from 29th September, 1922. 


_ Bega, as Inspector under the Toh 7 
(Bega, as inder the Tohacco Act (4 
rs A cos NO; oy vice Second Class Sergeant 
John James Monday, deceased,—-fr 9th Sep- 
Phe i. onday, deceased,—from 19th Sep 
_ (This notice of Sergeant Payne’s appointment is in 
published in Government Gazette of the 


aides 





Sergeant John Latt Payne, stationed at 


48893 


Captain J. E. Morris as Acting Superintendent of 
Navigation, under, seetion 6 of the Navigation 
Act, and ag Acting Mmigration Officer under sec- 
tion 355 of the Imptrial Merchant Shipping Act, 
—such appointments to take effect from 19th 
October, 1922, Sy 


DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, 


Mr. W. K., Goodsir, Inspector of Steck, Wanaaring 
Pastures Protection District, as Deputy Registrar 
of Brands, under section 4 (1) of the Registration 
of Stock Brandg Act, 1921,—from 14th August, 


1922, 
[1922-1,930-98 P.P.] 


THE undermentioned persons to be Permit Inspectors, under 
section 14a of the Pastures Protection Act, 1912, for the 


‘Pastures Protection Districts named, yiz,:— 


Corowa—Messrs. Wm. James Greggery, Berrigan; and David 
Brown McClelland, Roseneath, Mulwallg. (P,P. 22-18- 
104.) ik 

Molong—Mr. John Downie Boyd, Parkes, (P.P. 22-18-104). 

Mudgée—Messrs. Joseph Winter, Windeyer; and Reginald 
Niven, Spring Ridge, Gulgong. (P.P. 22-18-104.) 

Tenterfield— Messrs, J. Coombes, junr., Bolivia; W. C. 
Peoples, Rivertree, via Wilson’s . Downfall; George 
Hodges, Rocky Creek, via Emmayille; W, Lohse, Sandy 
Flat. 

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION. 


MESSRS. George Neal, Hector Murdoch, Clifford 
Murdoch, and Hugh A. Allan have been appointed as 
Trustees of the land. held for the purposes of a 
Literary Institute at Oxley Island, in lieu of Messrs. 
J. Ryan, J. Cowan, F. Schmitzer, and W. Allan, 
whose offices have been declared vacant. 


GEORGE W, FULLER, Premier. 





$= 


_ RETIREMENT, 
COLONIAL TREASURER’S DEPARTMENT. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has approved of the retirement of 


‘Captain W.’S. Murray, Officer-in-Charge, Pilot Sta- 


tion, Watson’s Bay, and Senior Pilot, Department 
of Navigation. Last day of service, Ist Septem- 
ber, 1923. +3 


GEORGE W, FULLER, Premiet. 





RESIGNATION, 


CHIEF SECRETARY’S. BEPARTMENT AND OFFIGH OF TH! 
. ‘MINISTER OF PUBLIC HEALTH A " 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the adyice of the 
Executive Council, has accepted the ‘resignation 
tendered by ; 3 
Henry John Wolverton Brennand, M.D., M.S., of 
his position as Member of the New South Wales 
Medical Board. 
GHORGE W. FULLER, Premier. 


——— 


[1501] 





Sydney, Ist September, 1922. 


{* pursuance of the provisions of section 11 pf the 
S Fisheries Act, 1902, and of those of the Fisheries 
(Amendment) Act, 1910, I hereby declare that the 
inland waters specified in the Schedule hereto shall, 
from tle Ist December, 1922, te the 80th September, 
1923, both dates inclusive, be closed against fishing 
generally, and by any method of capture, except drum 
er hoop nets having meshes of nat less than six inches, 
meshing ‘or gill-nets having meshes of net less than 
four inches, and a single rod and line or hand-line 
(only one line allowed to each person) with not more 


than one hook attached, 
CHARLES W. OAKES, 
Minister. 





SCHEDULE. 


County of Goulburn: The whole of the waters of 
that portion of Murray River (together with all its 
creeks, tributaries, hillabongs, inlets, and lagoens) 
towing past the town of Albury, between a line drawn 
south from the south-eastern eorner of John Dight’s 
portion No. 163 of 478 acres, in the parish of Albury, 
to the left bank of the riyer, and a line drawn south 
to the left bank of the riyer from the south-eastern 
corner of Elizabeth Mitchell’s portion No. 13 of 3,727 
acres, in the parish of Thurgona, Ai 


5894 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 156. 


4a 


{3 Nov., 199%. 





-OLOSE SEASON. 
FisHERIEs ACTS. 
é f Sydney, 26th October, 1922. 
af bares inland waters specified in the Schedule hereto 
shall, from the Ist December, 1922, to the 30th 
September, 1923, both dates inclusive, be closed 
against fishing generally, and by any method of cap- 
ture, except by a single rod and line or a hand-line 
(only one line allowed to each person) with not more 
than one hook attached. é 


CHARLES W. OAKES, - 
. Chief Secretary and Minister of, Public Health. 





SCHEDULE. 


“State of New South Wales county of Cadell The 
whole of the waters of that portion of the Murray 
River together with all of its lagoons billabongs creeks 
‘(including the waters known as First and Second 
Creeks) inlets and tributaries within an approximate 
radius of 3 miles on either side of the Aborigines’ 
Station portion No. 38 at Cumeroogunga and flowing 
‘between the east prolongation of the south boundary 
of portion No. 115 of 80 acres (within the Moira 
Forest Reserve) and the south prolongation of the 
west boundary of William and Samuel Matthews’ por- 
tion No. 19 of 121 acres, in the parish of Bama. [2631] 





CLOSE SEASON. 
Fisneries Acts. 
Sydney, 26th October, 1922. 

HE inland waters specified in the Schedule hereto 
shall, from the Ist December, 1922,.to the 30th 
September, 1923, both dates inclusive, be closed 
against fishing generally, and by any method of cap- 
ture, except by drum or hoop nets having meshes of 


not less than 6 inches, and a single rod and line or 


hand-line (only one line allowed to each person) with 
not more than one hook attached. _ 

Be Fe CHARLES W. OAKES, 

Chief Secretary and Minister of Public Health. 





SCHEDULE. 1 

Counties of Wellington Gordon Bligh and Lincoln 
The whole of the waters of that part of the Macquarie 
River lying between a line drawn north from Burrill 
Creek parish of Galwadgere county of Wellington to 
the north bank of the river and a line drawn north 
from the. north-west corner of J. A. Gardiner’s portion 
No. 1 of 174 acres 2 roods (ex. road) in the parish of 
Ponto county of Gordon to the north bank of the 
aforesaid river. [2632] 





CLOSE SEASON. 
Fisupribs Acts. i 
Sydney, 26th October, 1922. 


4 Weert inland waters specified in the Schedule hereto 
shall, from the Ist January, to the 3lst March, 


1923, inclusive, be closed against fishing generally, | 


and by any method of capture, except drum or hoop 
nets having meshes of not less than 6 inches, and a 
single rod and line or hand-line (only one line allowed 
to each person) with not more than one hook attached, 
and from the ist April to the 30th September, 1923, 
inclusive, such waters shall be closed against the use 


of meshing or gill nets, but shall be open to the use of © 


all other lawful means of taking fish, including drum 
or hoop nets having meshes of not less than 4 inches, 
and otherwise complying with the lawful definition of 
such net. ; 


‘ CHARLES W. OAKES, 
Chief Secretary and Minister of Public Health. 





ScHEDULE. 


Counties of Bourke and Mitchell The whole of the 
waters of that part of Murrumbidgee River_together 
with all its creeks tributaries billabongs lagoons and 
inlets between a line drawn south to the left bank of 
the river from the south-east corner of John Lupton’s 
portion No, 1 of 640 acres ex. road in the parish of 
Berrembed county of Bourke and a line drawn north 
to the right bank of the river from the north-west 
corner of W. P., Faithfull’s portion No. 15 of 320 acres 
in the parish of Brewarrina county of Mitchell. [2633] 


[2975] - 





CLOSE SEASON. 
Fisnerips Acts. . 
Sydney, 26th October, 1922. 
HE inland waters specified in ‘the appended 
ib Schedule shall be closed against fishing generally, 
and by any method of capture, from the date of 
publication of this notice until 31st December, 1922, 
and thereafter from Ist January to 30th December 
in each year, all dates inclusive. 
CHARLES W. OAKES, 
Chief Secretary and Minister of Public Health. 





ScHEDULE. ; 


County of Clarke parish of Balblair The whole of the 
waters of Five-mile Creek together with all its creeks 
inlets and tributaries from its junction with the 
Aberfoyle River upwards to its source. [2634] 





CLOSE SEASON. 
Fisnerixs Acts. 
Sydney, 26th October, 1922. _ 
HE inland waters specified in the appended 
Schedule shall be closed against fishing generally, 
and by any method of capture, from the date of 
publication of this notice until 3lst December, 1922, 
and thereafter from 1st January to 30th December 
in each year, all dates inclusive. iy 
CHARLES W. OAKES, | 
Chief Secretary and Minister of Public Health. 





ScHEDULE. 
County of Sandon parish of Falconer The whole of 
the waters of Gyra Swamp or Urandangie Creek 
together with all its creeks and tributaries from its 
junction with the Gyra River upwards to its course. 
{2788} 





[2976] Sydney, 3rd November, 1922. : 
FISHERIES ACTS—RENEWAL OF LEASES, — 
PA FON AG has been given for the renewal of the 


Oyster Culture Leases specified, for a term of 


pieen years, from the dates and at the rentals set 
orth :—- °' r 


Lease No. 4,739, to James Adam Brodie, at Bellinger 
River, 500 yards foreshore, from ] August, 1922; 
annual rental £5. ; 

Lease No. 5,041; to James Adam Brodie, at Bellinger 


River, 100 yards foreshore, from 1 August, 1922; 
annual rental £1. : : 
: CHARLES W. OAKES. 





_Sydney, 3rd November, 1922. 
FISHERIES ACTS—RENEWAL OF LEASES. 


“‘PPROVAL-has been given for the renewal of the 
Oyster Culture Leases specified, for a term of 
five years, in each instance at th rentals stated, 
subject to the right of the holder of each lease 
to a further renewal, after due application, tor 
an additional period of five years, at a rental to be 
determined in conformity with section 12 (33s) of the 

Fisheries (Amendment) Act, 1910:— : 

Lease No. 9,480, to John Hunter, at Wapengo Lake, 
470 yards foreshore, from 26 September, 1922, 
at 5s. per 100 yards; annual rental, £1 4s. 

Lease No. 9,506, to John Hunter, at Wapengo Lake, 
282 yards foreshore, from 26 September, 1922, 
at 5s. per 100 yards; annual rental, 15s. 

; CHARLES W. OAKES. 


[2974] Sydney, 3rd November, 1922. 
FISHERIES ACTS.—RENEWAL OF LEASE. 





George Ravell’s Oyster Culture Lease No. 9,535, 
of 1084 yards, at Wallis Lake, for a term of five years 
from the 28th November, 1922, at a rental at the rate 
of 12s. per 100 yards, or a total annual rental of 13s., 
subject to the right of the holder of the lease to a 
further renewal, after due application, for an addi- 
tional period of five years, at a rental to be determined 
in conformity with section 12 (33s) of the Fisheries 


(Amendmtnt) Act, 1910. ; ‘ 
CHARLES W. OAKES, | 





WE 


PPROVAL has been given for the renewal of Mr. 





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3 Nov, 1992] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZRT'TH, No. 155. 





Sydney, 3rd November, 1922. 


SURRENDER OF LEASE. 
FISHERIES ACTS. j 


MNHE surrender, as from the 30th September, 1922, of 
Mr. William Graham’s Oyster Culture Lease No. 
9,072, of 200 yards, at Manning River, has been 
accepted, on the ground that oyster culture cannot be 
carried on upon the leased area with any reasonable 
hope of success. 
CHARLES W. OAKES. 








ee es 
Sydney, 3rd November, 1922. 


SURRENDER OF LEASE. 
Fisuerires Acts. 


HE surrender, as from the 31st December, 1922, of 
Mr. S. A. Wood’s Oyster Culture Lease No. 
7,697, of 200 yards, at Port Stephens, has been 
accepted, on the ground that oyster culture cannot be 
carried on upon the leased area with any reasonable 
hope of success, 
CHARLES W. OAKES. 





[2977] "Sydney, 18th October, 1922. 


NOTIFICATION OF GRANTING OF OYSTER 
CULTURE LEASES. 


T is hereby notified, for general information, that 

leases for the purpose of oyster culture of the 

lands specified in the annexed Schedule have been 
granted to the undermentioned persons. 

The leases are subject to the Fisheries Acts and the 
Regulations thereunder, and to the special conditions, 
provisions, exceptions, covenants, and reservations set 
out at the foot of the Schedule. 


CHARLES W. OAKES, 
Chief Secretary and Minister for Public Health. 





ScHEDULE. 


Lease No. 113689 (average lands), to Charles Alexan- 

der, of Brooklyn, situated Hawkesbury River, 
317 yards frontage (plan cat. No, H. 259441), 
fifteen years from 1/4/1922; annual rental, £3 4s. 
—-under section 12 (33) Fisheries (Amendment) 
Act, 1910 (Fisheries Act, 1902). 

Lease No. 11,710 (average lands), to Carl Andrea Hol- 
bert, of Tea Gardens, situated Port Stephens, 
300 ‘yards frontage (plan cat. No. P. 971-36), 
fifteen years from 1/4/1922; annual rental, £4 
10s.—under section 12 (33) Fisheries (Amendment) 
Act, 1910 (Fisheries Act, 1902). 

Lease No. 11,728* (inferior lands), to Reuben Lam- 


bert Burgess, of Brooklyn, situated Hawkesbury 


River, area about 2 acres 2 roods 2 perches (plan 
cat. No. H. 286-41), five years from 18/10/1922, 
annual rental, £2 10s.—under section 12 (33s) 
_ Fisheries (Amendment) Act, 1910 (Fisheries Act, 
1902). 

Lease NO 11,803* (inferior lands), to Frederick Sher- 
wood. of Mortdale, situated George’s River, front- 
age 500 yards (plan cat. No, G. 216-47), five years 
from 18/10/1922: annual rental, £2 10s.—under 
section 12 (33n)) Fisheries (Amendment) Act, 1910 
(Fisheries Act, 1902). 

Lease No. 11,827* (inferior lands), to Kenneth Ernest 
Wiseman and Archie Clive Wiseman, of Karuah, 
situated Port Stephens. area about 3 acres 3 roods 

_ 85 perches (plan. cat. No. P. 1,010-36). five years 
from 18/10/1922; annual rental, £3 19s.—under 
section 12 (338) Fisheries (Amendment) Act, 1910 
(Fisheries Act, 1902). — : 





Special Conditions, Provisions, Exceptions, Covenants, 
and Reservations. 


*No oysters may be removed from Oyster Leases 
Nos. 11,728, 11,803, and 11,827, during the first year 
of their term. If any such lease be renewed for a 
second term of five years, it shall be subject to redeter- 
‘mination of rental during the ninth or any later year 
for a further (third) term of five years. 





Chief Secretary's Office, 
Sydney, 3rd November, 1922... 


MURDER.—£1,000 REWARD. 


[2988] 


HEREAS. about 10.22 p.m. on the 7th July, 1922, 


Frank Cecil Kemmis, manager of the Govern- 
ment Savings Bank at Hornsby, and lately residing 
at Railway-avenue, Wahroonga, was found in a first- 
class railway carriage of a train en route to Milson’s 


589a 








Point at Wahroonga, with several wounds in his head, 
and removed from the train at Turramurra Railway 
Station to the Royal North Shore Hospital, where he © 
died on the following day, the keys of the bank and 
strong-room having been stolen from him: And 
whereas at an adjourned inquest held on the 30th 
August last, before the City Coroner, the following 
verdict was returned: —<‘‘ I find that the said Frank 
Cecil Kemmis, at the Royal North Shore Hospital, 
St. Leonards, North Sydney, in the District of 
Sydney, in the State of New South Wales, on the 
8th day of July, 1922, died from injuries received 
through being struck on the head with some instru- 
ment, by some person to me unknown, in a railway 
earriage between Hornsby and Wahroonga, on the 
previous day. And I further find that in the manner 
aforesaid the.said person to me unknown feloniously 
and maliciously did murder the said Frank Cecil 
Kemmis.’’ Notice is hereby given that a reward of 
Five Hundred Pounds (£500) will be paid by Govern- 
ment, in addition to a reward of Five Hundred 
Pounds (£500) offered by the Commissioners of the 
Government Savings Bank of New South Wales, for 
such information as shall lead to the apprehension and 
conviction of the guilty person. In addition to the 
above reward, His Excellency the Governor will be 
advised to extend a free pardon to any accomplice, 
not being the person who actually inflicted the said 
injuries and thereby caused death, who shall first give 
such required information, This reward to remain in 
force for three months only. 


CHARLES W. OAKES. 





Chief Secretary’s Office, 
Sydney, 3rd November, 1922. 


NOTICE.—£200 REWARD. 


HEREAS about 9.6 p.m. on the 17th September, 
1922, a ‘‘Hudson’’ motor car, No. 42889, the 
property of Mr, Lance Giddings, which was stolen 
from outside of his residence at Alexander Flats, 
Bayswater-road, Darlinghurst, about 7 p.m. that 
night, collided with a number of people at a tram 
stop at Crystal-street and Parramatta-road, Peter- 
sham, resulting in the death of Robert Thom, Jeannie 
Thom, and Joseph Wener,, and seriously injuring 
several others: Notice is hereby given that a reward 
of Two Hundred Pounds (£200) will be paid by Gov- 
ernment for such information as shall lead to the 
apprehension and conviction of the guilty person or 
persons. In addition to the above reward His Excel- 
lency the Governor will be advised to extend a free 
pardon to any accomplice, not being the person who 
actually inflicted the said injujries, and thereby 
caused death, who shall first give such required in- 
formation. This reward to remain in force for three 


months only. 
CHARLES W. OAKES. 





~ Department of Public Works. 
Sydney, 30th October, 1922. 


PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1912. 


T is hereby notified, for the information of the 
public, that the land described in the Schedule 
hereto is, with the consent of the Governor. dedicated 
under section 81 of the Public Works Act, 1912, as an 
addition to a public highway. 


(2648) 


R. T. BALL, 
Constructing Authority. 


eee 


SCHEDULE. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate in the 
parish of Murwillumbah, county of Rous, and State 
of New South Wales. being part of portion 55 com- 
prised in Certificate of Title, registered volume 2,809, 
folio 108: Commencing on the north-eastern side of 
the road from Tyalgum to Murwillumbah at its inter- 
section with the eastern boundary of portion 55 afore- 
said; and bounded thence on the south-west by north- 
eastern sides of that road bearing 284 degrees 7 
minutes 4 chains 66'1 links and 307 degrees 2 minutes 
1 chain 164 links; thence on the north-west by a line 
bearing 74 degrees 19 minutes 167 links; and thence 
on the north-east by lines successively bearing 106 
degrecs 22 minutes 865 links and 111 degrees 16 
minutes 4 chains 76°2 links, to the poimt of commence- 
ment ;—having an area of 274 perches or thereabouts. 
as resumed by notification in Government Gazette of 
15th September, 1922, 





5896 ‘NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 155, 





B Nov., 1922, 





[8061] Department of Public Works, 


Sydney, 23rd October, 1929. 


GLENROCK AND TENNESSEE DRAINAGE 
UNION. 

7? is hereby notified that a General Meeting of Mem- 
bers of the above Union will be held at the School 
of Arts, Kempsey, on Saturday, the 4th November, 


1923" at 10 a.m. for the purpose ‘of electing Directors’ 


(not ‘fewer in number than three nor moré than seven) 
and two Auditors, as required by section 81 of the 
Water Act, 1912. 

R. iis BALL, 


Minister for Public Works. 





NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION OF LAND 
UNDER THE PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1912 


T is hereby notified and declared by His Excellency 
the Governor, acting with the advice of the 
Executive Council, that so much of the land here- 
under described as is Crown land has been appropri- 
ated, and so much thereof as is private property has 
been resumed under the Public Works Act, 1912, for 
the following public purpose, namely, the carrying 
out of a scheme of water supply for the Municipality 
of Bowral, in the State of New South Wales, and is 
vested in the Minister for Public Works as Construct- 
ing Authority on behalf of His Majesty for the pur- 
poses of the Bowral Water Supply Act, 1916.—_-Dated 
the eighteenth day of October, one thousand nine 
hundred and twenty-two. 


W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor, 


; Command, 
R. T. BALE, 
! Minister for Public Works. 


By His Bxcellency’s 





Deseription or LAND REFERRED TO. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate in the parish 
of Mittagong, county of Camden, and State of New 
Scuth Wales, being lot 8 of deposited plan 11,372: 
Commencing on the south-eastern side of Tulloona- 
avenue at’the northernmost corner of lot 9 of the said 
deposited plan 11,372: and bounded thence en the 


north-west by that side of that ay enue bearing 61- 
degrees 50) minutes 50 feet to the south-western corner 


of “fot 15; thence on the north-east by the south-west- 
erm boundary of that lot Hearing: 108 degrees 2 
minutes 267 feet 1U1 inches to the. western side ae 
Soma-avenue; thence on the east by that side of that 
avenue bearing 182 degrees 46. minutes 66 feet 83 


inches; thence on the south-east by the north-western 
boundary of a drainage reserve 12 feet wide bearing - 


_ 249 degrees 2 minutes 30 seconds 316 feet 4 inches tu 


the south-eastern corner of lot 9 aforesaid; and thencs 


ae the west by the eastern boundary of that Iqt bear- 
g 859 degrees 57 minutes 239 feet 02 inch, to the 
Bs ee of commencement, having an area of 1] acre 


0 roods 24 perches or théreabouts, and said to be in: 
the possession of H. V. Helm. (W. 1922-3,791.) [2615]. 











BROKEN HILL WATER SUPPLY ADMINISTRA- 


TION ACT. 1915. 


WaTER Supriy By- “LAW. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with ithe advine of the, 
EKxecutive Council; has been pleased to approve OP: 


the following By-law made by the Administrator in 
accordance with the abovenamed Act. 


PW. 22-3,211.] 
R. 7. BALTS 
Minister for: Public Works. 





BY-LAW. 
Limitation or Supri, x 


HUA. tas In any period of unusual drought or plnes 
shortage of water, for the purpose of conserving the 
supply of water the Administrator may, from “time 


to time as occasion may require, limit, restrict, of 


regulate’ or prohibit, wholly or partially, the use of 


water, whether the supply of water be: through a: 


meter or not, for any purpose or purposes other than 
domestic purposes. For the purpose of this By-law 
domestic purposes shall not include the watering of 
flower, vegetable, or fruit gardens. 


(b) Notice of such Radiation, restriction, re- 
SrtA or prohibition may be giv en by advertise- 
ment. in a newspaper circulating in the municipality, 
or by personal service of a written or printed notice 


upon consumers of water, or by sending such npyipe 


by post to such consumers. 
(c). Any person . who refiises or neglects: to 


comply with the. terms of any such notice shall be 
liable to a penalty not exceeding twenty pounds, and. 


in case of a continuing offence, a further penalty not 
exceeding five pounds ‘for each day after notice of the 
offence shall he given to such person by the Admin- 
istr ator. 

“(d) The Administrator may, by notice given as 
aforesaid, withdraw such limitation, restriction, re- 
gulation, or prohibition where the occasion for the 
same shall no longer exist. 


The Common Seal of the Administrator of the 
Broken Hill Water Works was hereto affixed, 
this third’ day of August, one thousand nine 
hundred and twenty- “two. 


(i. ae), TB: COOPER, ) 
Administrabot of the Broken Hill’ Water Works. 





Witness,— 
Wane [2046] 
[2987] Department of Labour and Industry, 


Sydney, 26th October, 1922. 


PUBLIO NOTIOE UNDER THE is i tict ele OF 
THE ACT, No. 81, 1900. 


MEMORIAL having been Macalved by. me, asking © 


that a Poll be taken in the Country Shopping 
District of WAGGA WAGGA, on the questions whether 
the closing time at one o’clock be altered from 
Wednesday to Saturday, and the closing time at 
ten o’clock be altered from Saturday to Friday, it is 
hereby notified, in accordance with the provisions of 
section 3 of the Early Closing. (Amendment) Act, 
1900, and the Regulations made under that Act, that 
such Poll as to the alterations proposed will be taken 
at the. Police Station, Wagga Wagga, between the 
heurs of 10. a.m. and 5 p.m, on Wednes ay, 29th Noy- 


cember, 1922 


“Each shopkeeper and shop-assistant of a shop situate 
within the said Country Shopping District, and not 
being a shop mentioned in Schedule One to the 
Principal Act shall, subject to the Regulations, be 


-entitled to vote at the Poll: Pr oyided that, in every 


‘case, the shop-assistant referred to shall have been 
engaged for three months at least in a shop, not being 


a shop mentioned in Schedule One to the Principal | 
Act, in the Country Shopping District in which he 


claims to yote, and shall, at the time of voting, be 


, above the age of eighteen years. 
J also notify, in accordance with the Regulations in | 


that hehalf, that I hereby appoint Sergeant Third 


‘Class W. iliam O’Brien to be the person by whom such 


poll shall be taken, to be styled the Returning Officer, 
and also to be the person to receive and record on the 
rolls of persons entitled to. vote the names of all such 


persons furnished to him in accordance, with the . 


Regulations. 
Any person entitled to vote, a dasitene of voting 
at the poll, may obtain » from the said Returning 


Officer a form of statement, free of cost, at the Police - 
Station, Wagga Wagga, from the 6th to the 18th Nov- 


ember, 1922, inclusive, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 
5 p.m. on cach weekday. All such forms, after being 
duly filed in, must be delivered to, the Returning 
Cfficer at the Police Station, Wagga Wagga, on or 


‘before the 18th November, 1922, or posted so as to 


reach that officer on or before that date. 
The rolls of shopkeepers and shop-assistants will 


then be made up from such statements, and persons 


whose names appear on these rolls will be entitled to 
vote. 

The rolls will he open for the inspection | of any 
‘person between the hours of 9 a.m, and 5 p.m, from 


the 2lst to 25th November, 1922, “inclusive, The © 


attention of the Returning Officer may be. directed 
to any statement appearing therein believed to be 


incorrect. 
EK. H. FARRAR, 
: Minister. 





NEW PUBLIC SCHOOL. 


She is hereby notified, for general information, in~ 


accordance with the provisions of the 34th section 
of the Public Instruction Act of 1880, that it is pro- 
posed to establish a Public Sehool at 
_. NortTHMEApD. 


ALBERT. BRUNTNELL, 
gi ies? of Public Instruction, 

















2 ‘The Peacueye ae South Wales, 
» rs Bi due, 3rd November, 1922. 


REGULATION pane 8 UNDER THE FINANCE TAXATION 
- MANAGEMENT ACT, 1915, RELATING TO BETTING TICKETS. 


, ‘THE following | amended Regulation No. 8, under, the Finance Vouuiton: 
~ Management Act, ‘1915; as murteilod by the Pinanes Taxation Management 
~ (Amending) Act, 1917, having been approved by His Excellency the 


Rta 
AY ger ia” Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, is published in accord- - 
veneer ae ) ance with the requirements of that Act. 
3 Sas ae eoanee ee ; HF A a PO ARTHUR A. C. COCKS. 
Fe a eae Paes se ae eee WE) 
ey easy beh ne ike : REGULATIONS 8 and 9 under the Finance Taxation (Management) Act of 
i ~ «1915, as published in the Government Gazette No. 207 of the 30th Novem- 


Re} as Ws ber, 1917, are hereby repealed, and. the following Regulation i is pubatipe ted 
Ps Ne Shy y2 therefor :— 

fot Sa re (1) On and after ihe 31st J anuary, 1923, only bales tickets vevaided 
by the Commissioner of Stamp Duties shall be issued by bookmakers. 





pie Ans ag has: fr Q) Betting tickets shall he issued by bookmakers in proper consecutive 
eh Se _ oder, and shall have printed thereon the bookmaker’s name. 


Naat: _ (3) All requisitions for the purchase of betting tickets shall be made to 

Ca aes Tie. Commissioner of Stamp Duties, Phillip street, Sydney, and shall show 
the name of the bookmaker who is to issue the tickets and the value of the 
duty stamp to be impressed thereon. 










































(4) A sum of 7s, 6d., or such sum as may be necessary to cover the cost 
- of manufacture, shall. be charged for every 1,000 tickets provided, in 
addition to the amount of stamp duty payable in respect thereof. 








Be NEW SOUTH WALES. GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS AND . 
oe eieatnn a. ~  TRAMWAYS. 
wf coe bi hes ae ae i \. By-taw No, -628. 


ah. Me THE Railway Commissioners for New South Wales, in pursuance of the’ 

essa DOWNS conferred by the Government Railways Act, 1912, as amended by 

hs the ‘Government Railways (Amendment) Act, 1916, hereby make the follow- 

hee * i. ing By-law, and all previous By- 1a, ca wagons, uit conditions conflicting é 
eres __ therewith are repealed ; PA 





~ Rates for Crude Ores, ‘Concentrates: Pyrites-Tailings, Copper Matte, cc. 


Senders of traffic, carried at the following rates, will be required to declare 
the ; gross value at the time of sending, and the rates will be applied accor- 
dingly, upon the express condition that a certificate from the assayer of the 
various ores or mineral products shall be subsequently produced when re- 
quired, and that if the gross value (that is, the value of the ore on the trucks 


- 





shown on such certificates exceed the value declared at the time of sending, 
Rae Syl 5 haek the sender shall on demand pay the rates applicable to such higher value. 
ae ae ‘Crude Ores, including Antimony, Bismuth, Diatomaceous. Earth, Crude 
Buller's Earth, Crude Ochre, Fire Clay, Ornde Silica, Gold, Lead, Iron, 
Copper, Silver, Manganese, Wolfram, Tin (lode and stream) Ore also 
~ Oxide. of Iron (dry) Pyrites, Magnesite, Copper Matte, or Boechiiaks and 
iy . ‘Blister Copper, . Tailings, Concentrates, Phosphate Rock, and Fluxing 
Arnos f Material | (ineluding: Shelt ake will, where not, otherwise specified, be 
ate ye p7charned the followi ing rates eee 


If not over £10 per ton in yalue 5 


. From 1 to 10 miles oes “4. we Ed. per con per mile. 
ay ent Pris cones aes FI to 100 RONG es andy Sa a need ... yd. per ton per mile added to the 
orgie Sittings oh. uae a Manes charge for 10) miles. 
Dr Ss oS 01 to 250 rf Sah recy ie eet .. 4d. per ton per mile added to the 
Fe Nas a charge for 100 miles. 
Lie Tan Over B50 "5 a9 ie ee aes i... $d, per ton. per mile added to the 
ty Races Bye charge for 250 miles. } 
. e am eV Hire Any Miia charge Is 2d. per ton, 
“inols over + £20 per ton in value me 
From — es to 10 miles... Melee. Sake ng the LEMS per. ton per mile, 
fi % 1 to Rap oy ozs uy ove ass gd. per ton per mile added to the. 
a eek 1 eae : charge for 10 miles. 


- charge for 250 miles. 


Soya 
A ss. eee 


“Over 20. ¥ a f ta, es Peps ae. gdh per ton. per mile added to the 
Ne Eee Minimum charge fe Bd. per ton. 


ak »Phese rates will Ae conditional | upon each truck being loaded. to its full 
ht-carrying ea pacity, but if “ Miscellaneous ” rates ee: Pein are 
Ber in any nee ee will » pric: ate: 








at sending station before the cost of treatment, freight, &c., is deducted) | 



















eae Lune, 5 


and 


‘ y 


5898 NEW SOU'TH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 155 








Lots of not less than 30 tons to be charged actual weight, provided that i, i 
each truck used is loaded to its full carrying capacity, excepting that truck : 
which carries the balance of the consignment. “a 

‘ If over £20 and not over £59 per ton in value, “ Miscellaneous ” rates, sub- 
ject to the tull weight-carrying capacity of the truck used, being charged for. 


Tf over £50 per ton im value, “ A” class rate and conditions, subject to full — +g 
weight-carrying capacity of the truck used being charged for. Smaller 
quantities, “A” class rate and conditions, plus 25 per cent. (minimum, 
2 tons). ’ 


The rates for the carriage of the foregoing descriptions of traffic over the 
Grafton-Murwillumbah,. Casino-Kyogle, and South Grafton-Raleigh lines 
will be 10 per cent. additional to those quoted above. 


Lead concentrates over £20 per ton in value, from Bullock Island, New- 
castle, or Steel Works Siding to Sulphide Corporation’s Siding, Cockle 
Creek, in train loads, in departmental trucks, loaded to their full weight- 
carrying capacity, will be charged 1s. 3d. per ton. 


Crude Ores, Phosphate Rock, and Fluxing Material (including Shell 
Grit).—From Neweastle, Bullock Island, or Steel Works Siding to Sulphide 
Corporation’s Siding (Cockle Creek), 1s. 1d. per ton in owners’ trucks, in 
loads of the full weight-carrying capacity of the trucks used. \ 


Limestone for Fluxing, in cther than departmental wagons, in loads to 
full weight-carrying capacity of trucks used, from Sulphide Corporation’s 
Siding, Cockle Creek, to Steel Works Siding, Port Waratah, 1s. 1d. per tou 
if loaded in. wagons that would otherwise run empty. 


Crude Ores and Fluxing Material (ineluding Shell Grit).—From Wails- : 
end or Waratah to the Steel Works Siding, Bullock Island, 1s. 1d. per ton. z 
in owners’ irucks, in loads of the full weight-carrying capacity of the trucks — ‘i 
used. oi ! 


Rate for Sugar. a 
Sugar will be charged at the following rates :— 
In trucks loaded to their full weight-carrying capacity—“ B” Class. 


In smaller lots, subject to a minimum of 1 ton—“B” Class, plus 25 
per cent. 

In less quantities than 1 ton—1st Class, subject to the minimum charged —. As 
for small consignments, ; 


When certified on the consignment note that it will be used solely ir. 
the preserving of fruit or for making jam, and forwarded in trucks 
loaded ‘to their full weight-carrying capacity at the convenience of 
the Department—‘“ A’ Class, subject to a minimum of 200 tons per 
consignment, 


t 


Rate for Tin Plates. by 
Tin plates will be charged at the following rates :— 


¢ 
s In trucks loaded to their full weight-carrying capacity—‘ M” Class and 
conditions. 


Smaller Quantities—“ A Class and conditions. : j 


f 
{ 


Rate for Preserved and Dried Fruit and Vegetables, including Jam. 


d 

- 
“¢@ 
q 

s 

Mt 
J 
r 

Hy 


t 


Preserved and Dried Fruit and Vegetables, including Jam from Canning | 
Factories and Packing Sheds on the Murrumbidgee Irrigation Area for+— 
warded on the Up journey, will be charged at the following rates :— 

In trucks loaded to their full weight-carrying capacity—* M ”’ Class. 
In smaller quantities—‘ A” 


Class, subject to a minimum of 35 tons per 
consignment, ; 


Rate for Orude Arsenic. 
Crude Arsenic will be charged at the following rates :— 
Tn trucks loaded to their full weight-carrying capacity —* B’ Class, 
In smaller quantities—* C” Class and conditions. é 


The Common Seal of the Railway Commissioners for New South Wales 
was hereunto affixed this 16th day of October, in the year of Onr 
Lord, 1922, in the presence of,— ; 
| W. JNO. MORRIS, 

Secretary. 





\ 


Approved by the Governor-in-Council on the ist day of November, 1922. _ 
. .H, ©. Bupes, 


[8085] Clerk of the Exeeutive Council. 


\ 








5 Nov, 1992.) NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No 155. 








NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT 
RAILWAYS. 
PPLICATIONS addressed ‘‘The Secretary, R. & 
T. Staff Board, Central Station,’ accompanied 
uy copies only. of testimonials, and made on proper 
forms obtainable from Station Masters, are invited 
from youths between 15 and 18} years of age for the 
position of Junior Clerk, Locomotive Branch, Taree, 
Hskbank, and Junee. Commencing salary, £76 to 
£127 per annum, according to age. 


W. J. MORRIS, 


[ 8086 ] Secretary. 





[2978] Sydney, 3rd November, 1922. 


APPLICATIONS FOR LEASES FOR OYSTER 
CULTURE. 


T is hereby notified that the undermentioned per- 
I sons have applied to lease for oyster culture 
the portions of land described hereunder, 

Opjections may be lodged at the Chief Secretary's 
Department, Fisheries Branch, within thirty days 
ot the date of this notice, against the leasing of any 
of the portions. If interterence with a hauling 
ground is alleged, a statutory declaration by a 


licensed fisherman must be submitted to the effect 


that the area has been hauled during the preceding 


twelve months. i 
E. B. HARKNESS, 
Under Secretary. 


¥ ; 





Applicetion No. 12,008, Reuben Lambert Burgess, 
offshore, Hawkesbury River, lying te the east ot 
the Railway embankment, between Brooklyn and 
Long Island, parish Cowan, county Cumberland, 
about 1 acre; ten years’ lease., 


Application No. 11,999, Thomas Duncan, on Man- 
grove Island, Hunter River, adioining the north- 
ern end of oyster lease No. 7,765, parish New- 
castle, county Northumberland, 200 yards fore- 
shore; ten years’ lease. | 


Application No. 11,854, executors of the estate of the 
late Edward Edmund Bull, on the western side 
of a small island, Karuah River, Port Stephens, 
adjoining the southern end of Oyster Lease No. 
5,412, and being identical with expired Oyster 
Lease No. 4,766, parish Karuah, county Glou- 
cester, 200 yards foreshore; fifteen years’ lease. 


_ Application No. 11,855, executors of the estate of the 


late Edward Edmund Bull, on the western bank 
of Karuah River, Port Stephens, adjoining the 
southern end of OysterLease No. 5,316, and being 
identical with expired Oyster Lease No. 4,768, 
parish Karuah, county Gloucester, 100 yards fore- 
shore; fifteen years’ lease. : 


Application No. 11,975, Donald Cromarty, in Cro- 


marty Bay, Port Stephens, adjoining the eastern 
end of Oyster. Lease No. 5,978, and being iden- 
_ tical with Oyster Lease No. 5,219, expiring 30th 
November, 1922, parish Tomaree,* county Glou- 
cester, 100 yards foreshore; fifteen years’ lease. 
Application No. 11,998, Daniel William Ripley. on 
the north-eastern shore of Corrie Island, Port 
Stephens, about 30 yards south-easterly from the 
eastern end of Oyster Lease No. 10,990, county 
_ Gloucester, 200 yards foreshore; ten years’ lease. 
Application No, 11,771. Robert Constable, offshore, 
Wallaga Lake, adjoining Oyster Leases Nos. 
11,454, 11,457, and 11.599, parish Noorooma, 
- county Dampier, about 1 acre; ten years’ lease. 


_ Application No. 11,958. Timothy Wray, on an eastern 


bank of Moruya River, adioining the southern 
end of Oyster Lease No. 10,161, and being iden- 
tical with Oyster Lease No. 4,903, expiring 30th 
November, 1922, parish Moruya, county Dam- 
pier, 200 yards foreshore; fifteen years’ lease. 

Application No. 11,959, Timothy Wray, on a northern 

bank of Moruya River, lying between Oyster 
Leases 7,272 and 7,680, and being identical with 
Oyster Lease No. 4,909, expiring 30th November, 
1922. parish Tomaga, county St. Vincent, 300 
yards foreshore; fifteen years’ Icase. 

Application No. 11.969. Timothy Wray, on a northern 
bank of Moruya River. adjoining the eastern end 


of Oyster Lease No. 7,205. and heing identi 
re »AS f ; ens ical 
iba Oyster Lease No, 4,908, expiring 30th No- 
Did . er, G 


1922, parish Tomaga, county St. Vi 
Adee, s a, y St. Vincent, 
200 yards foreshore ; ; fifteen years’ lease. 





5899 





Application No. 11,961, Timothy Wray, on the 
southern bank of Moruya River, adjoining the 
western end of Oyster Lease No. 7,684, and being 
identical with Oyster Lease No. 4,905, expiring 
50th November, 1922, parish Moruya, county 
Dampier, 200 yards foreshore; ten years’ lease. 

Application No. 11,963, Timothy Wray, on the north- 
ern bank of Moruya River, in two sections, sec- 
tion No, 1 adjoining the eastern end of Oyster 
Lease -No. 6,038; section No. 2 adjoining the 
western end of Oyster Lease No. 6,038, and bemg 
identical with Oyster Leases Nos. 4,906 and 
4.907, expiring 30th November, 1922, parish 
Tomaga, county St. Vincent, 200 yards. foreshore ; 
fifteen years’ lease. j 

Application No. 11,962, Timothy Wray, on a western 
bank of Clyde River, adjoining the northern end 
of Oyster Lease 6,330, and being identical 


No. 
with Oyster Lease No. 4,898, expiring 30th No- 


vember, 1922, parish East Nelligen, county St. 
Vincent, 100 yards foreshore; fifteen years lease. - 














NOTICE UNDER REAL PROPERTY ACT. 


PPLICATIONS by the undermentioned have been 
made to bring the lands described under the 
provisions of the Real Property Act. Caveats. may 
be lodged on or before the respective dates men- 
tioned :— 


No. 20,202. Ellen O’Sullivan, 23 p., in Darling- 


st., at its iunct. with Broadstairs-st., Balmain. 
29nd Dec., 1922. 
No. 21,551. Annie Clarke, 302 p., includ, Nos. 


1 and 8 Cahillest., Sydney. 8th Dec., 1922. 
No. 23,842. The Sydney Female Refuge Society, 


1 a. 1 r. 372 p.. includ. Rosebank, enr. Hereford-st. 
and Glebe-rd., Glebe. 8th Dec., 1922. 


No. 23,864. Manassch Joseph Smallwood, 49 a. 3 r. 
24 p., pt. por. 110 (psh.), psh Nelson, co. Cumber- 
land, on Cataract Ck. and Riverstone-rd. 8th Dec., 
1922. 

No. 24,079. Peter McGuire, 152 p., includ, No. 0 
Old Canterbury rd., Petersham. 8th Dec., 1922: 

No. 24,135. James Zeplin and Andrew Wilson, 15 
a, 8: p., in Old Hawkesbury and Windsor rds.. 
Windsor. [As to part of the subject land, a title by 
possession 1s claimed against Henry Hodgkinson 
Bobart and Robert Campbell, in whom the same 
became vested by a deed regd. Book Y¥, No. 124, 
and against their successors in title.) 3rd Jan., 1922. 

No. 24,158. Alfred- Hardy, 21$ p., includ. No. 34 


Violet-st., Enfield. Sth Dec,., 1922. 


No. 24,190. William Charles Suess, 9} p., lot 4, 
sec. 2, Abigail’s subdn., in Sydenham-rd., Marrick- 
ville. 8th Dee., 1922. 


No. 24,307. Thomas Leafe and Robert Todd Fer. 
syth, 8 a. 173 p., in Martin-st., about 164 chns. 
north-easterly from Bond’s-road, Canterbury. 8th 
Dec., 1922. 


No. 24,332. Maria Penny, 44 


p., includ. No. 103 
Regent-st., Redfern. 


8th Dec., 1922. 


_No. 24,348. Edward Archie Gray, 28 p., in New 
York st., about 123 ft. westerly from Clyde-st., 


Muny. Granville. 8th Dec., 1922. 
No, 24,405. Frederick Lithgow Thomas, 17 a. 2 r. 
29% p., on Great Northern rd., at The Round Corner, 


Dural, pt. por. 152 (psh.), psh. Castle Hill, co. Cum- 
berland. 8th Dec., 1922. 


Diagrams delineating these lands may be inspected 
at the Land Titles Office, Sydney. 
W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 
Registrar-General. 
{3063 ] 


ord November, 1922. 





SALE OF UNCLAIMED HORSE IN POSSESSION 
OF THE POLICE, 


AW unclaimed horse in possession of the Police, and described 
hereunder, wiil, unless previously claimed, be sold by public 
auction at Rooty Hill Police Station, at 3 pm., on Saturday, 
the itth November, 1922, in accordance with section 35 of the 
Police Regulation Act, No. 20, of 1899 :— 


Dark-bay or brown gelding, 144 hands high, about. 7 years old, 


black prints sligitly Roman nose, broken to saddle, branded 
A/™ over ABW ncar shoulder, 


JAMES MITCHELL, 


[2°25] Inspector-General of Police. 





5900 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT eazerre, No, 165. 


ACT OF PARLIAMENT ASSENTED TO. 





[8089 | Legislative Council Office, 


Sydney, 2nd Noy ember, 1922. 


T is hereby: ‘notified, for general information, that 
His Excellency the Governor, has, in the name 
and on behalf of His Majesty, this day assented £5 
the undermentioned Act passed by the Legislative 
Council and Legislative pare ey of New South 
Wales in Parliament assembled, viz. 


Act No. 17, 1922. ‘‘An Act to nppndeetace and apply 
out of the Consolidated Revenue Fund of New 
South Wales certain sums to make good the 
supplies granted for the Service of the year from 
the Ist day of July, 1922, to the 30th day of 
June, 1923 (inclusive of both dates); to adjust 
the vote ‘Advance to Treasurer,’ 1921-22, Con- 
solidated Revenue Fund, for supplementary 
charges during the period from the lst day af 
July, 1921, to the 30th day of June, 1922 (inclu- 
sive of both dates) ; 
authorised in Suspense,’ Consolidated Revenue 
Fund, -for urgent claims on account of Services 
of the year 1921-22; to provide for Public Works 
and other Services out of the Public Works 
‘Fund; and to provide for Services out of the 
Closer Settlement Fund; and for purposes con- 
nected with and incidental to the above objects.’’ 


W. Ll. S. COOPER, 
Clerk of the Parliaments. 


[2945] 








Prothonotary’s Office, 
Supreme Court, 
Sydney, 27th October, 1922. 


| hale is hereby notified that, under Sey provisions of the 
z Marriage Act, 1899, No. Thomas Proctor 
Smith, Esquire, J Boe one has been ap- 
pointed by their Honors the Judges to give consent 
to the marriage of minors for the ‘district of Barmed- 
man, for so long as he continues to reside in that 
district. 
By order of the Judges, 
A. G. SADDINGTON, 
Prothonotary. 





The twenty-sixth day of October, 1922. 


Y virtue of the authority vested in me by the — 


District Courts Act, 1912, I do hereby appoint 


Mr. Edward James Brigdale to act as Bailiff of the, 


District Court at Maitland during the absence on leave 
of Mr. BE. Leary,—from the first day of November next, 
inclusive: 

H. MONTGOMERIE-HAMIETON, 
[2952] Judge. 





Morcapolivan Board of Water seal ah and pokes 


Sydney, 29th September, 1922. 
NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


Notice To THE OwnERS or TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
. ( IN— 
Bankstown: Little-road, from Liverpool-road to Glas- 
_ sop-street 534 yards; Glassop-street, from dart tles 
road easterly 232 yards (60,228). 
Canterbury: Moorfields-road, ee Anne main to 
existing main, 997 yards (60,23 
Liverpool: Unnamed lane, from Mae Sotithern road 
south-easterly 564 yards’ (60,240). 


Rockdale: Frederick-street, froin existing main round | 


overhead. bridge 208 yards, S./D. (10 230). 
Ku-ring-gui: Kintore-road, from existing main to 
Grosvenor-street 158 yards (80,128). 
Lane Cove: Rothwell- crescent, from Little-street ‘to 
Dorritt-street 185 yards: Dorritt-street, from 
(60,135). "" to Little-street 163. yards 


And the various private streets, lanes, courts; and 
alleys opening thereunto. 


pas main pipe in the said street having been laid 

down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated at above are hereby required, on or before 
the tenth day of November next. to cause a 
proper pipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply — 


‘water .from the. main pipe to such tenements and’ 


premises. 

x , G te SOUTHWICK, 

nee orto the Board of Water Supply 
[2239] and Sewerage. 


to cover payments ade) 


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[2679] 


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Metropolitaa Baird of ‘Water sinwlee and ECTS 


By Anvy, 17th October, 1922, 
NOTICR TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


Notics to rHE OwNeRS or TENEMENTS AND Pauacisns 


IN— | 


Auburn: N orth-parade, from Gibbons: street to North: 
umberland-street; Macquarie-street, from existing 
main to North-parade (60,275). 


Canterbury: Melville-road, from Kinssctrect to Ktte- 
rick-road; Lasswade- road, from King-street. to 
Etterick-road ; Roslyn- road, from King-street to 
Etterick-road ; Etter ick-road, from Roslyn-road to 
Melville-road | (60/253) ; Canberra-strect, from 
Church-street +o Melford-street ; 
from existing main to Canberra-street (60, 972) : 


no 


Prince Edw ard street, from Riverview-road south. 


westerly 366 yards (60, 266). 


Randwick: Melody-street, from Bream-street tb 
Abbott-street (60,259). realy 


Ku-ring-gai: Tryon-road, from existing spies } to 


Howard-strect (80,123). Kise 


Ryde: Angas-street, from existing main . shutherl? 7 
yards (80,147) ; ’Bellevue- avenue, from Trelawney- 
street southerly 852 yards (80,144). 

Willoughby: 
nue to Miiton-street; Milton- street, from Mac- 
quarie-street to Crick- street ; Crick-street, from 
Milton-street northerly 62 yards; Crick-street, 
from Milton-street southerly 62 yards (80,155). 


And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 
alleys opening thereunto. _ ; 


| 8 eae main pipe in the eat streets bavine been. laid 


down, the owners of all tenements and premises 


situated at above are hereby required, on or before— 


the first day of December next, to cause a proper pipe 
and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply water from 
the main pipe to such tenements and premises, 


G. H. SOUTHWICK, - 
Ge to the Board “of . 
Water vad ek and Sewerage. 





Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and eewepage: 
Sydney, 24th October, 1922. 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


Notice TO THE OWNERS OF ‘Toxmaents AND Prurses 
IN— 


Auburn: 
easterly 79 yards (60,27 

Canterbury: Remley-street, ae existing main to 
Moorefields-road ; Dreadnought-street, from exist- 
ing main to Rogers- street; Rogers-street, from 
Remley-street to Moorefields-road (60,233); Al- 
bert-street, from  Lincoln-street to unnamed 
‘street; unnamed street, from Albert-street south- 


easterly 124 yards (60,232) ; Edison-street, from 


existing main to Waverley-street (60, 235) » Bur- 
wood-road, from existing main to Knox-street 
(60,262); Yargoora-road, from aaah to 
Yerrick-street (60;267). 


Randwick: Mceks-street, from Anzac-parade +8 Star 
bourne-road (60,257); Anzac-parade,. from exist- 
ing main to Wallace-street ; Wallace-street, froin 
Anzac-parade easterly 103 yards (60,258), 

Waverley: Hollywood-avenue, from existing niain to 


. Allen-street (60,189) ; Hollywood-avenue, from 
Porter-street: to existing main (60,190): : 


Kuring-gai: WHarnorm-avenue, from Lane Cove road 
westerly and northerly 236 yards (80, 140) ; Cycus- 


avenue, from Fox Valley road northerly 198 yards 


(80,159), 


And the various. pr Fake streets, lanes, ape and- 


alleys qpening thereunto. 


HE main pipe in the said streets eee been laid 


down, the owners of all tenements and premises 


situated at above are hereby required, on or before 
the eighth day of December next, to cause a proper 


pipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply water | 


from the main pipe to such tenements and premises, 


G. H. SOUTHWICK, ay 


; Inspector to the Board of Water Supply 
[2838] Sy NEU Sewerage. 


“Melford-street, : 


Macquarie-street, from Chatswood-ave-— 


Stanley-street, oer existing main north- 









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and Sewer age, 


“Metropolitan Board of Water Siieply 
Sydney, 9th. “October, 1922. 


‘NOTICE 10 LAY SERVICE PIPES, 


Notice TO mp “Ownnrs OF TENEMENTS AND Piteainne® 


IN-— 


Ashfield: oe. avenue, from Blizabeth- street south- 
erly 84 yards (60, 263). 
Rockdale; Brennan’s-road, from existing main to Eve- 
street (60,261). 
Willouahby: Brook-street; from Massey-street to Don- 
nelley’s-road (80, 124). 


And the various private streets, lanes, courts, 
alleys opening thereunto, 


Ts main, pipe in the said street having been laid 
down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated at above are hereby required, on or before 


and 


the twenty-fourth day of November next, to cause a, 
proper pipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply 


water from the main pipe to such tenements and 

premises. 
G. H. SOUTHWICK, 
Inspector to ve Board of Water Supply 


(2504) _and Sewer age. 








‘HUNTER DISTRICT WATER SUPPLY AND 
SEWERAGE BOARD. 


Notice to Lay Smrviow Piss. 


-Norrcr to the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 


case may be) of tenements and premises situated 
in— 


Waratah : Nelson-street, From ante of existing main at 
lot 7, section C, southerly 185 yards; King-street, 
from. Maud-street westerly 116 yards. 


Nae main pipe in the said streets having been laid 


down, the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the’ 


case may be). of tenements and premises situated as 
~ above is hereby required, on or before the 8th Decem- 
ber, 1922, to cause a proper pipe and stop-cocks to be 
Jaid, so as to supply water from the main pipe to such 


tenements and premises. 
ALFRED FE. FRY, 
Board’s Offices, Newcastle, - : Secretary. 
23rd sie od 1922. ied 





HUNTER DISTRICT WATER SUPPLY AND 
SEWERAGE BOARD. 


Notices to Lay Smrvice Pipgs. 


“Notice to the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 
case may be) of tenements and: premises situated 





in— 

ie Cessnock ee: (Kearsley): Government road, nani 
Bs cee Aberdare-Kearsley road westerly 352 ‘yards; 
ae -Tomalpin-street, from opposite lot 17, section 19, 
a northerly to opposite lot 15, section 20; Pokolbin- 

















street, from Mulbring-str eet to Cesshock- street. 


Cessnock Shire; Hilda-street, from Willam-street 
north-westerly 110 yards ; ‘Alexander-street, from 
end of existing main at lot 27 northerly 54 yards 
to end of- stréet ; Charlton-street, from end of 
existing main northerly to Hall-street; Hall- 
street, from Charlton- street to Darwin-street. 


T HE main pipe in the said streets having been laid 
down, the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 
ease may be) of tenements and premises situated as 
above is hereby required, on or before the 8th Decem- 


laid, so as to supply water from the main pipe to such 


ments and preniises. 
ALFRED E. FRY. 
oard’s Offices, Newcastle, ' Secretary. 
1922. [28927 


a. October, 








FOR LBASING, | 


es specified for the undermentioned. Ten- 
te what rental they are prepared to 
owest sum for which they will work 
Place with the privilege of retaining 
authorised by Regulation. Envelopes 


te ders must be addiessed to the Presi- 
P Works 


geese) 





NEW SOUTH 1 WALES GOVERNMENT GAZBITR, No. 155, 


| Sheet, and specifications at 5s. 


ber, 1922, to cause a proper pipe and stop-cocks to be 


e will be received up £ 2 p.m. on the 


590L° 


Sydney, and have legibly endorsed upon the face 
thereof the name of the Public Watering Place for 
which tender is submitted. Tonders must be accom- 
panied by a deposit of £5, and should specify the 
names and addresses of two proposed sureties. The - 
Department does not bind itself to accept any tender. 
The lease will be subject to the provisions of the 
Public Watering ‘Places Act, 1900,. and the Regu- 
lations thereunder. The leasee may cultivate the 
tenant’s lease, and any improvements which he may 
effect in the shape of clearing and burning-off timber 
may be considered in his favour should he tender for 
a new lease at the expiration of his term. 
Copies of the Act, Regulations, conditions of lease, 
and agreement may be seen, and further information 


and form of tender may be obtained from the local 


District Works Office, 
Public Works, Sydney. 


~ 


or from the Department of 


13tH November, 1922. 


Horse Lake Tank, of 640 acres, road Menindie to 


i Silverton—Broken Hill District. 


{ 277H NOVEMBER, -1999.. 


Penarie Tank, of 640 acres 
Nors.—Term of lease, 
from Jst December, 1922, 


road, Balranald to Ivanhoe. 
in both cases, to be five years 


Boonoona Tank, of 550% acres, road Wilcannia to 
Ivanhoe, 
Note.—Term of lease to be five years from 8th 
December, 1922. 


R. T, BALL. 





DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS—TENDERS 


FOR WORKS. 


ENDERS will be received up to 2 p.m. on the 
dates specified for the undermentioned works. 
Envelopes containing tenders must be addressed to 
the President, Tender Board, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney, and have legibly endorsed upon the 
face thereof the name of the work for which tender 
is submitted. The Government does not bind itself 


_ to accept the lowest or any tender. 


Specifications and plans of all works may be seen 
in Contractor’s Room, Public Works Department, 
Sydney, in addition to the other places mentioned. 

Plans will be supplied at, the rate of 5s. for each 
‘per copy. Payment 
to bé made to Accountant of Department. . For 
Architectural Works, plans only may be purchased. 


6TH November, 1922. 


Katoomba Police Station and Court-house—Renewals, 
Repairs, and Painting. (Specification, &c., at 
Court-house, Katoomba.) 

Corowa Police Buildings—Repairs and Renovations. 
(Specification, &c., at Court-house, Corowa; and 
Supervising Engineer’s Office, Cootamundra. y 


St. George Hospital, Kogarah—Additions. (Specifi- 
cation, &¢., at Court-house, Kogarah.) 


20TH Novemsper, 1922. 

Cal Lal Police Station—Repairs and Painting. 
(Specification, &e., at Cal Lal Court-house; and 
Supervising Engineer’ s Office, Broken Hill.) 

Botany Police Station-—Filling site at rear. 
fication, &c., at Police Station, Botany.) 

Campbelltown Police Station and Lock-up—Renew- 


_ als, Repairs, and Painting. (Specification, &., 
at Court-house, Ca mpbelltown. ) 


(Speci- 


27TH Novemper, 1922. 
Gladesville Bridge—Repairs to Timber Fender at 
Abutment. (Specification, &c., at Public Works 


Office, Newcastle.) 

Bulli Court House—-Repairs and Painting. 
fication, &¢., at Court House, 
Works Office, Wollongong.) 

Newcastle Police Station--Renovations and Improve- 
ments to Superintendent Child’s residence, Watt- 
street. (Specification, &c., at Public Wor ks vine 
Neweastle.) 


(Speci- 
Bulli, and Public 


18tH DECE MBEE 


Port ‘Kembla Power 28) Oe and delivery of | 
Motor-generator, Transformer, and Switchgear. 


R. T. BALL. 


ye LODZ. 


5902 








rd 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 155. [3 Nov., 192% 





PUBLIC SCHOOL TENDERS. 


ENDBRS, plainly endorsed and addressed to the 

Under Secretary, Department of Education, 

Sydney, will be received up till 2 p.m. on the dates 

mentioned for the works specified below. Full parti- 

culars on tender forms and those bound with the 
Spectfications. 

ALBERT BRUNTNELL, 
Minister for Education. 





9tH NovEMBER, 1922. 


Cooma (fiesh tenders)—Erection of Science Room. 
(Plans at Head Office, and at Public Schools, 

~ Cooma, Nimmitabel, and Bombala.) 

North Rocks, via Parramatta 
School Building. (Plans at Head Office and at 
Public School, Parramatta.) ; ‘ 

Tempe—Erection of New Boys’ School, &c. (Plans 
and Bills of Quantities at Head Office.) 


16tH NovemeseEr, 1922, 


Wyong (fresh tenders)—Erection of New Retaining 
Wall, &. (Plans_at Head Office; District Works 


Office, Newcastle; and at Public Schools, Gosford. 


and Wyong.) 
23rp NoveMBER, 1922. 


Adelong—Remodelling. (Plan at Head Office, and at 
Public Schools, Gundagai, Tumut, and Adelong.) 

Lane Cove—Provision of Additional Sanitary Accom- 
modation. (Plans at Head Office.) 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS 
AND TRAMWAYS. 
ENDERS will be received at the Office of the 
Railway Commissioners, Bridge-street, Sydney, 
until 12 noon on the dates shown for the services 
specified :— : 
8tx NovEMBER, 1922. 

For supply of Two Vertically-driven Duplex Boring 
and Turning Mills. Specifications and tender 
forms from Acting Comptroller of Stores, Wilson- 
street, Newtown. ‘ 

For the purchase of Scrap Non-ferrous Metals. 

For the supply of Waterproof Clothing during the 
year ending 3lst December, 1923. Specifications, 


tender forms, and further particulars from Acting 
Comptroller of Stores, Wilson-street, Newtown. 


15tH NoveMBeER, 1922. 

For Seven (7) 50-cycle 3-phase Transformers, to Speci- 
fication No. 569 (price 2s. 6d.), at Chief Electrical 
Engineer’s Office, 61 Hunter-street, Sydney. 

22np NovEMBER, 1922. 

For the manufacture and supply of Four (4) Miles 
25-pair Lead-covered Telephone Cable, to Speci- 
fication No. 552-4 (price, 2s. 6d.) at Chief Elec- 
trical Engineer’s Office, 61 Hunter-street, Sydney. 


29TH NovEmBsr, 1922. 


For the supply of D.C. and A.C. Motors and Genera- 
tors, to Specification No. 568 (price 2s. 6d.), at 
Chief Electrical Engineer’s Office, 61 Hunter- 
street, Sydney. 


13TH DrcempBer, 1922 (EXTENDED FROM 29TH 
NovemBer, 1922). 

For the supply of 3-core High-tension Cable and 
Boxes for State Coal Mine, Lithgow, to Specifica- 
tion No. 574 (price 2s. 6d.), at Chief Electrical 
Engineer’s Office, 61 Hunter-street, Sydney. 

20TH DECEMBER, 1922. 

For the supply of Two (2) High Duty Double-head 
Driving Wheel Lathes. 
forms from Acting Comptroller of Stores. 

All tenders to be properly endorsed. No tender 
necessarily accepted. Make cheques payable “Railway 


Commissioners.’’ 
W. J. MORRIS, 
Secretary. 





[2957] Sydney, 31st October, 1922. 
SUPPLIES AND SERVICES FOR THE PUBLIC 
SERVICE. 
f deen for the supply and delivery of Life 
Jackets, as required during the period of twelve 
months commencing 1st January, 1923, will be received 
at the Stores Supply Department, 15 Young-street, 
Sydney, up till 4.30 p.m. on Tuesday, 14th November, 

1922, Forms and further particulars on application. 

A. BERCKELMAN, 
Executive Member. 


North—Erection of | 


12670) 


Specification and tender 


[2986 | Sydney, 3rd November, 1922. 
SUPPLIES AND SERVICES FOR THE PUBLIC 
SERVICE, 


Ee DERS for the following Supplies will be received 
a at the Stores Supply Department, 15 Young- 
street, Sydney, up till 4.30 p.m, on the dates men- 
tioned :— : 
7tH NoveMBER, 1922, 
Window Blinds. 
Pine Tables and Forms. 
14tH Novemper, 1922. 
Piping, &e. 
28TH NovemBer, 1922. 
Iron and Steel. 
Org JANUARY, 1923. 
_ Uniform Trimmings. 
Tender forms and further particulars on’application. 
A, BERCKELMAN, 
Executive Member. 
Sydney, 17th October, 1922. 
SERVICES FOR THE PUBLIC 
SERVICE. teeane ys 
ENDERS for the supply and delivery of Drapery 
required during 1923-24 will be received at the 
Stores Supply Department, 15 Young-street, Sydney, 
up till 4.30 p.m. on Tuesday, 19th December, 1922. 
Tender forms and further particulars on applica- 


tion. 
A. BERCKELMAN, Executive Member. 





SUPPLIES AND 





[2690] Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 
Sydney, 20th October, 1922. 


PENDERS for a permissive occupancy for grazing 
_ purposes, under the provisions of the Wentworth 
Irrigation Act and Regulations thereunder. 


CURLWAA IRRIGATION AREA. 


It is hereby notified, in pursuance of Regulation 30 
under the Wentworth Irrigation Act, that tenders for 
the permissive occupancy, for grazing purposes only, 
of the undermentioned blocks (particulars in Schedule 
hereto) as one area, will be received at the office of the 
Manager of the Curlwaa Irrigation Area, at Curlwaa, 
not later than 3 p.m. on 20th November, 1922. 

The amount offered by the accepted tender, not 
being less than the upset annual rent specified in sub- 
joined Schedule, shall be the annual rental of the 
permissive occupancy. 

The anual rental tendered shall be payable naif. 
yearly in advance. 

Each tender must be accompanied by a deposit of 
twenty per centum of the annual rental tendered. 

The deposit paid by the person. whose tender is 
accepted shall be credited towards payment of rent. 
The deposits of the unsuccessful tenderers will be 
refunded. 

Tenders must be made in writing. 

The successful tenderer shall pay all municipal and 
other rates. 

The term of the occupancy shall be three years, 
unless the area, or any part thereof, is in the mean- 
time applied for as a non-irrigated holding, or 
required for any purpose which, in’ the opinion of the 
Commission, justifies the withdrawal of land there- 
from, or the determination thereof. 








ScHEDULE. 

cans Approximate | Upset Annual 

Block ‘Nos, Area. Rental, 

ae 

Acres. £ ss. d. 

19 to 31 (exclusive of area of about 47} 2.768 49 0 4 
acres, being nart of blocks 22 and 24, (at 43d. peratre). 

included in rifle range). 











Norr.--Blocks 19 to 21, 23 and 25 to 31, were made 
available for non-irrigated holdings by Gazette‘ notifi- 
cation of 8th December, 1915, and will still remain 
available as such. In the event of any of these blocks 
being applied for as non-irrigated holdings after the 
above land has been granted as a permissive occu- | 
pancy, the block or blocks thus applied for shall be 
withdrawn from the permissive occupancy. ; 

Full particulars may be obtained at the office of the 
Manager, Curlwaa Irrigation Area, Curlwaa, and the 
Office of the Water Conservation and Irrigation Com 
mission, Union House, George-street, Sydney. : 
[Papers W.C. & I.C, 1922-12,489] a 

H. H. DARE, 


Commissioner, 





























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Police District. 


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Holbrook 
Hornsby 
Inverell bee 
Jezilderie 

Junee ... 
Katoomba 
Kempsey 

Kiama - 
Kogarah 


Kurri Kurri ... 
Kyogle ves 
Lismore 
Lithgow 
Liverpool 
Lockhart 
Maclean 
Manilla 
Millthorpe 
Milton... 
Mittagong 
Moama 

Molong 
Moree... Pe 
Moruya an 
Mudgee 


Mullumbimby 
Murrumburrah 
Mourrurundi ... 
Murwillumbah 
Muswellbrook... 


Nabiac... ate 


Narrabri 
Narrandera ... 
Narromine 
Newcastle © 
Newtown 
Nowra... 
Nyngan 
Oberon 

Orange 

* Paddington 


Pambula 
Parkes... 
Parramatta 


Paterson 

Peak Hill 
Penrith 

Picton 
Portland 

Port Macquarie 
Queanbeyan ... 


Quirindi see 
Raymond Terrace 
Rockley 

Ryde ... 
Rylstone 

Scone .., on 
Singleton ye 
Stockinbingal... 
Strona... ise 


Sunny Corner... 
Tambar Springs 
Tamworth 
Taralga 

Taree’ .. 
Temora 
Tenterfield 
Tiboobnrra 
Tingha 
Tocumwal 
‘Trangie a 
Tumbarumba ... 
Tumut... 
Ulmarra 
Uralla .. 

Urana . 

Wagga Wagga 


| Albury ... 
.| Ryde... 


| Deniliquin 
ie Penrith 


oof obama». 
.| Metropolitan 


a Grafton 


.| Berrima 


-| Molong ... ote 


‘| Mullumbimby ... 
.| Young... bos 











SEW SOULH WAL#S GOVERNMENT GAYETTE, No. 155 








: 
fs ‘No Ov om ys 





AUCTIONEERS’ LICENSING MEETINGS—continued. ks 


Hiliston... 


OOO a 


Macleay River.. 


Se 


Hartley... 
Bingara.., 


Moama... 


beer seorceetscecee 








28 


28 


.| Murrurundi «! 28 
We Mut willumbah...! 28 
.| Muswellbrook 28 
and Merton, 

-| Manning River, 27 
and Raymond 

Terrace. 

.| Narrabri 28 

.| Narrandera _...| 28 

2h 
Newtown 1 28 

.| Shoalhaven 28 

.| Nyngan... 28 

-| Metropolitan ...| 28 

.. Kden 28 

.| Parramatta  ...| 28 

co! Maitland 28 

--. Shubbo... {| 28 

- Penrith ,., 28 

|tePise RO Misiones ee 28 

Hartley... ....| 28 

.| Port Macquarie | 28 

“| Queanbeyan 28 

| Raymond Terrace) 28 

Bathurst 28 
Ryde 28 
Rylstoue 2! 
CG FR 8 
.| Raymond 'Terrace| 28 
Bathurst 28 
Gunnedah | 28 
CA ae Ae 25 
Lge faay wee eRG RS £8 
Temora 28 
. | Tenterfield - 28 
Mitchell 1°28 
Inverell... | 28 
Deniliquin | 28 
| Warren... ieee 

...| Lumbarumba .,.) 28 

Tumut .., oie} 28 
'.. | Grafton... 28 

it Uralla ... 28 

| Narrandera  ,.,| 2 

| £ 28 





Date. 


ite 


Nov., 1922... 




















| Hour. 





Applications. Petty Sessions. 
Br deed eee Ke » | 10.Oct., 1922} G. Howie, C.L.C. 
eri Cid EB ae » | BR. Wood, O.P:8. 
7 Nor Aa? E "1922 5 Sept, , | F. L. Foster, O.P.8. 
Toe 4, » | 17 Oct., 1922) C. CO. Vindin, O.P.8. 
i Ae ee kaid Nov s W. H. M, Face, A.O.P.S. 
Bi eee ORO Bt ang. 1 WO. TR. Dols, a0 ee. 
GI, RO cear s » | C. E, Foster, C.P.8. | 
Tai gy a 19, » | W.T. Brewer, C.P. S. 
8 Re i & Sxgure » | C. BE. Denton, O.P.8. es 
hs Bate PoP TB ai, » | A. E. Chapman, C.P.S., 
C.M. Nell 
Tp RS phany)L 7A Bil » | G. W. Brown, C.P.8. 
Tene 5 HR » | 2H. See, A.C.P.8. : 
7 ”» » 3 23 33 H. A. May, Cc. P. 8. 
os A RLOR ine » | J. M. Bonthorne, C.P.S, 
ents 12s » | A. G. Hardwick, C.P.8. 
7 ‘Nov. A 1922] 16 3 ‘ W. J. Ryan, O.P.8. 
Ge, <4 5 hy Rs W.S. Kelly, 0.2.8, 
A ee Seas LW » | R.A. Hills, C.P.8. — 
ped Seon as » | B.C, Steel, A.C.P.S. 
(hsgels Bad Nee ahs Bip se As ae Hodgson, C.P.S. 
Vere oo Hh S is 5. |- J.P. McDonald, A.C. PAB. 
UE 44 9-4, » | W. Goodwin, AO. PS. < 
Bas Py T te » | A.C. McDonald, O.P.S, 
Tere Beles gee ks » | de D. Rorke, C.P.§8. 
dicssesasn seen! Lee as » | C. T. Howard, A.O,P.S. 
7 Nov -1922) 17, iy ae M. Blackmore, C.B.S., 
Rc) SMAI ae tive » | KE. W. Ferrier, A.C.P.S, 
Tec, ee » | J. McIlroy, C.P.8. 
6 4 sy » |) M. Ryan, ©. PS. 
Nineoeseteatss aes » | C.J. Coghlan, C.P.S. 
7Nov. 1922 uw | &. P. Cusick, C.P.S, 
Mesaentda cases an Read, A.C.P.S. 
7 Nov., 1922 M. B. Soane, C.P.S8. - 
RAseS Saceonecs C. A. Arnold, C.P.S. 
7 Noy., "1922 A. Hannaford, A.C.P.S, 
», Rae A.G. Chiplin, 0. P.S., C.M, 
ones Cs eeagest ts ~ | H. J. Leary, O.P.8., C.M. 
7 Nov., 1922 P. J. Youdale, O.P.\8. —~ 
i o } N. L, Sheridan, C.P.S. 
PTR eves EH. Genner, A.C.P.8. 
7 Nov., 1922 N. Byrne, C.P.S., C.M 
eg 3 | BH. H. Connell, C.P.S8., ' 
C.M. 
rier 3 W. G. Noble, A.O.P.8. 
J. i H, Palser, C.P.S8. 
1 oR 4 a Ww. Broughton, C.P. a) 
C.M. 
Wee % Pp, J. Purtell, A.O.P.S, 
ee W. J. Poidevin: A.O.P.S8. 
7 Nave 1922 C, W. Naylor, C.P.S. 
ey G. 8. Goldie, C.P.8. - 
7 Nor., “1922 ©. O. McRae, A.O.P.S. 
ya x .| A. H. McDonald, C.P.S8. 
a Ss = EK. Angove, O.P.S. 
rp? a A. T. Skilton, C.P.S. 
eee i A.C. Ireland, A.C.P.S. 
Goi, ¥ J.C, Harrison, Acting. 
7 » a» 1 ea 3 Foster, C.P.8. 
Tongs me W.H. Dening, O.P.S. 
Bis" ys ayth J. B. Scobie, O.P.S. 
TOR: ra P. BH. Eldershaw, C.P.S. — 
FR 3s W. Robson, A.O.P.8. ~:~ + 
hie sa5 is T.. G. S. Bedingfeld, © 
i : A.C.P.S. 
wtlan S hy F. W. Dolman, A.O.P.S, 
Mines hes “W. G. Jones, A.C.P.S.. 
to iy EK. J. Daley, O.P.S. 
isk @ rae | A. Riordan, A.C.P.8. 
tenet sy W. C. Geikie, C.P.S. 
TRE at a C.J. M. Hade, CPS. 
Lanpee one rae A. D. Donnelly, C.P.S 
7 Nov,, 1922 J. Ellis, A.C.P.S, 
LN ie KK: RK Gilling, C.P.S. 
ye = D. Mathieson, A.C.P.S. 
T sigs va H. C. J. Ferris, A.O.P.8. 
rcacasagie tease ¥F. J. Barnard, C.P. 
Bea as | F. W. Smart, OPS." 
7 Nov., 1929) |G. 8. King, A.O.P.8, 
T.* i i? | BR. A. P. Dunk, O.P.9. 
Ads 5374 _| Ji McGrath, O.P.S. 
acids te ie Ww. G. Hezell, C.P.S. 


for receipt of | 





Date of Notice of | Crerk of Petty Sessions by 
Clerk _ whom notice given. ~ 














,O.M 











3 Nov., 199%, ] 








AUCTIONEERS’ LICENSING MERTINGS—continued. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 155. 


5905 



































When Conrt to be held. ; : 
Last dat Date of Notice of 
Place. | Police District. — for receipt of | Clerk of | Clerk of Petty Sessions by 
: Date. Hous Applications. Petty Sessions, oe. f 
Walbundrie 30.07 304) ....400 ac 28 Nov., 1922...| 10 7 Nov., 1922 VW Oct., 1922) W. F. Searson, A.C.P.S, 

~ Walcha was Armidale 28) i453 pagent bf yas Gare Pa Pies Sake » | D. Moriarty, C.P.S. 
Walgett «| Walgett 28 -,, i Cre OMe ge By oS bei Gh{0 sae » | H.F, Oram, C.P.S. 
Warialda ..| Warialda ets hae See clase LO a ge gH MERRRE. » | A. Ayling, C.P.S. 
Wauchope ..| Port: Macquarie..| 28 ,, AAR Pe Captor s. tite TO » | A. Ferguson, A.C.P.S. 
Wellington ..| Wellington fh 2Bh ee Se eae LO 7 Noy., 1922) 16 ,, » | W. O'Hanlon, A.C.P.S. 
Wentworth ... «| Wentworth Hi BO hl 2 E iethrece| oo (LO see deb bean ssiees pe Jer TM ee SV Meagher, C.P.3. 
Werris Creek... Saleh siccgtant tc. cet Se 28r eo ate 10 7 Noy., 1922/17 , » | & F.C. Griffin, C.P.S. 
West Maitland ak PES ap hanes relbenigse 257 Fs paeelb LO: noes revrctasde SO Lae » | W.8. Bromhead, C.P.S. 
Wilcannia Mitchell ys Hea es a 10 7 Nov., 1922) 16 ,, » | LT. G. Flynn, O.P.9. 
Windsor Windsor 28 ,, Ae 11 aha ee Bde; » | J. A. 8. Balmain, C.P.8. 

' Wingham .| Manning River...| 28 _ ,, sameate LO Lae 9s Peal | aR Sis Sh » | H. Isles, O.P.8. 
Wollongong .. BMW ikisstockousenr sense Cr sy tatsicectes LO een deaeaioder.: KL Gents » | H.R. F, Haydock; C.P.9, 
Wyong .| Brisbane Water..| 23 , BI ERO Leah v Se 7 Nov., 1922) 30. ,, » | J. M. Grady, A.C.P.S. 
Yass... Yass eel Oa Bie Lee LO ae Picea art. Pp » | H. 8. Freeman, 6.P,S. 

a A a 
LIQUOR (AMENDMENT) ACT, 1912—SECTION 20. 
Notricr oF OCoMPENSATION PAYABLE. ai 
- _ WHEREAS it has been determined by the Licenses Reduction Board that tho licensed publicans’ premises mentioned in the 


Schedule hereunder shall be deprived of their licenses: Notice is hereby given that in each case the Compensation awarded by 
the said Board to the owner, lessee, sublessee, and licensee, or any or either of them, is as shown in such Schedule. 


Dated at Sydney, this 25th day of October, 1922. 


P. H. ELDRIDGE, 
Secretary to the said Board. 





ScHEDULE. 


f . Compensation awarded to— ; 
Sign and Situation of Licensed Promises. 


Owner, Lessee. 


Sublessee. Licensee. 





| Total amount of 














Compensation. 
£ £ Baty 
Rose and Crown Hotel, Young ... ©... oS, ees S00E Ye cone seve 70 370 
(as lice nsee ‘and le|ssee) 
Burrangong Hotel, Young ... By ves te ci! 350 150 500 
: > (ae licelnsee e and le|ssee) 

ae % . Dota rae s: “veting LR or lOBOh se bisete se Ro Pag 220 870 

[2942 } 





Mines Depariment Hotices. 


wees 4 





PROCLAMATION—MINING ACT, 1906. 


Sir WaLtsr Hpowarp Davison, the Governor of the State of New South Wales and its Dependencies, in the Common- 

4 wealth of Australia, in pursuance of the provisions of the Mining Act, 1906, do, by this my Proclamation, declare the 
lands set out in the Schedule hereunder to be private lands for the purposes of Part LV of the said Act, from the date of 
publication hereof :— 





SCHEDULE REFERRED TO. 














Locality. 
; Portion No. Area, 
ee Stee : County. Parish, Municipality. 
op 
Er ntisa 7 wT. Pp. 4 
Lot 3, section K, part of portion 142. 2 137 | Cumberland St. George ».| Bexley. 
[1922-7545 L.B.] 
BE ‘4. Signed and sealed at Sydney, this twenty-seventh day of October, 1923. : 
tae ; (U.8.) W. E. DAVIDSON, 
ate ; a Governor, 
By His ‘Excellency’ s Command, | 
J. O. L. FITZPATRICK. 
> [ * 
=7 VN aS ' 
[2787] sicF GOD SAVE THE KING! 
< 3 my 
\ 


Sees 


he, 





APPOINTMENT, are 

DEPARTMENT OF MINES. 
HIS ‘Excellency the Governor 
Exeoutiver Gouneil, has been® pleased to appoint’ 


Mr. Maxwell Thomas Giles Covtam; hicensed Satueyor, 
as a Mining Surveyor, in terms of section 6 (1), 
‘Mining Act, 1906, such appointment to take 


LiF asi trom? the ard i ieclhkdebe brink (Ms. Mes ds 
, bas J, 6. 0, FITZPATRIC Minister fi Mines. 





Ge: Ly FIVAPATRICK, Seorgtaiy for Mines. 





“Psydney, 3rd November. 1922, 


ie ra" \PPLICANTS | FOR LEASES: ROR 
DQ FOR PURPOS ‘STN CONN EG 
it ENING: TO LESSBES' 
_ SUCH ae Si AND TO WHOM IT 
“CONCERN, * sya 
Norice 1s HORERY ran THAT— , 
“HIS: Excellency the Governor, with the aad 
of the’ Bxeeutive Council, chas approved . of the grant 


- of leases of Crown Lands in satisfaction of the under- 
mentioned. applications : — 


For Goup-MINING LEASES, 
(1922-8 ,207 L.B.). 


ar ae No. Canbelego 222, Local’ 284,, Alfred 
2 BRIS and Walter ‘Peter Roach, portion G.L 





“MAY 


ee Gounby ‘Flinders, papel Budgery, 15 acres, 
eens July, 1922. 
CES Nov “Canbelego “182; Local 244, John 


Joseph Hayes and Martin Robert Taylor, ‘portion 

G.L. be county Flinders, parish Budgery, 9 a, 

ety , 26th June, 922. (As modified.) 
ae “No Canbelego 125, Local 183, Harry 


Oswald Mitchell, portion G.L. 91, county Flinders, a | 


parish Seas 19. as 4 #s-T¥ P: by 2h -May,; 1922. 
(as modified.) 


‘6 ge A: “Asad niet 
' | =(1932-8,208 TB. ), 


Applloyttn ne al Sydney 29, Local 32, Samuel trdney 
_ Francis Winter, and John Deigan, | portion M.L. 


7 


13 4 


38, county umberland, parish Gordon, Pi 1a., 2¢bh 
June, 192 
For A Mixing Purposes LEASE. 


(1922/8,975 5 L.B.). 


Appligation No. Cobar 23, Local 313, William George 
Gillett, portion G.L. 209, county Robinson, parish 
Oobar;- 6-2. 1-r;-89-p 19th Jan.-1922- 


4 C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 





HIS Excellency ny Governor, with the adyice 
ofthe *Executive ‘Council, “has refused the undermen- 
tioned applications for leases of Crown Lands ;— 

For GOLP-MINING | LRAsE. 
(192955,761° Li B.). 

Application No, Bullahdelah~ 10; Local .20, Blijah 
Chenhall, portion G.L./105, county Gloucester, 
parish Teleraree, 10 a., 6th April, 1922. 

For Minhas LEASEs: 

»41922-8,331 L.B.). ; 
dosaltoabibn No. Emmarille 326, Local 439, The Loch- 
“"'Sloy Tin Syndicate, No. Liability, ipo, The Lagh 

parish Flagstone, 10 a., 18th ‘Aug., 1922. 
Application No. Emmaville 397, Local "440, The Loch | 

Sloy Tin, Syndicate, No Liability, county- et sects 

_parish Flagstone, 10 a. a., 18th’ Ang., 1999) cs 

(1922-6, B15. L.B.), 

Application -~No>-+1,--tocat 85> “Thomas” Me ey 

conta, Pottinger, parish ” ‘Gunnedah, 80" a ue 


For a \ Mine. ESS Una: 


| (1922-6,814 4. B.)- 
Application No. 


pyc tee Ek dase parish. ‘Gunnedah, 6 a., 2nd 
e 
Se CAS his - FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 


al Ste oa 


AP i is. vabtender ry: void the Galceeing ebse: of 
Crown Lands granted in satisfaction of the undermen- 
tioned application, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, 
and that notice of such voidance will he published in 
the Government Gazette of 17th November, ea and 
the land referred to in sich application will; after’. 


Me ae ‘SONA. Ya OHARA 





with ‘tHe “advice of he! 


NDER | 


| [2985] 
}It as hereby notified — that His. ‘Excellency: the 
Governor, 


A SUSPENSION OF LABOUR 


(b) T, Joun Cartes. Luoas PirzPat 
> 22nd 


6, Local 29, Paes McKervey, 








an Geet et jak aot 
be open to be taken — 





publication of. 
‘tiamely, atid 


730 bielock. p 


possession of in terms of Ee ‘Aasnae Act and Regu- 
“lations, provided there be then no ‘adverse title. to the 
land, 


Application No. Canbelego 90, Local 150, “William S 


-"(1922-8,209 L. Boyes etre | i 


- John -Paton and John James ‘Sanders, portion 
GL, 9, county Flinders, per Budgery, 10. By 
~ 10th ‘Mug.,” 1922." * 


oa. 





i, toe 





HIS Excellency ithe: Governor, with the adviee wo 


: \ a Executive Council has refsed the undermentioned 
“application fora. iseosteat i a of Private* ce git 


(1922-6,816 Ly, Byte <r = 


_ Application » ‘No, iGummed, h’ 13, Hoel 30°! he 
~ MeKervey, part of portio# 993; “county Pottt 
parish Gunnedah, 240 acres, ‘2hd February, 1922. 


J. 0.1, PItZPaTRICK, Minister for. ‘Mine 


ASA, 5 














THE under rantions’ sptlieagon Re S guthetiey aay 
prospect, in terms of section.17, Mining Act, 1906, has 
been refused (1922-8,620. L. B.): tae oe 


No. Wellington 4. James Patrick Murphy, county 
Bligh, OF Wh Nanima, 10 acres, 27th September, 
1922. » 


othe Oe ti FITZP ATRICK, Minister tee Mines. 





HI g Hixcelléndy the Governor, Meith the naviés @ 
the Executive Council, has yoided the léase of Private 
Lands granted in satisfaction of the undermentioned 
application, the lessee having poet. or abcess to 
execute the same (1922-7 ,835 L.B.) :— 


Application No. 
-Young, portion pmu 13; county King, parish: 
Romner, 5 acres, 10th August, OO 


C.F! FITZPATRICK,’ Minister for Mines. 





Sydney, 3rd Neveubie. 1922. 


with the advice of the Executive ~ 
Council, 
1244, Mining Act, 1906, has cancelled the undermen-_ 
tioned lease for non- -compliance with the labour con-” 
ditions contained ‘therein, and it is hereby declared 


cancelled (1922-8,495 L.B. y; eee 
PRIVATE LANDS” “Lease, oe (Amina) Act, 
tA OL 


No, 95, Basil Lowley Staniforth, John William Hatter, ce 


Percival Richard Godfrey, portion pen 3, county 
- Argyle, parish Marulan, “at acres; ‘Goulburn: 16-82. 


AND it is hereby further notified that His Bxcel- 
Jency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive 
Council, has granted a lease of the whole of the lands 
comprised in ‘the ‘eancelled’ Tease to the complainant as. 

ollows :— 


Departmental No. Goulburn 47, ° Local 176, 124a, 
Alfred Ernest Shepherd, portion PEL 3, county 
Argyle, ‘parish Marulan, 3 acres, complaint 446, 

1.0. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines 


5 
ee 
ote 








“Sydney, 3rd November, 1922. ‘ 


CONDITIONS ON 
CERTAIN PRIVATE LANDS LEASES. 


[3070] 


. TS pursuance of the powers “conferred upon me oR 


the Mining Act, 1906, section 113, subsection 4 
ICK, Minister for 
Mines, after inquiry and report by the Warden, 
have ‘gray ed suspension.of the labour conditions. on 
epe undermentioned leases for the period specified. 


“_ ce a, _PETZPATRICK, Minister for EMC, 
Ra 





Private. lant eats No, 102 (Mining ‘Act, 1918), 
_ Standing in the name of Charles Laut, forsatis 
period of three: ae sth from ah 29th Beak we) 
any % 1922. 

[1929-5 ,720 R. & I.] 

Private Land Leases. Yo 
and 1,449 (Mining Ae ; 

of Craven: Plateau 
period of six (6) an he ioth Otek 





— 
' 
a 
te 
Be 
BY 
Z 
? a 
Ee 
S 
om 
rs 
=n 
ge 
eh 

55 
2 








Goulburn 41, Local 121, Gene’ 


in pursuance of the provisions of ‘section: 












Private Lands Leases Nos. 1,191 and 1,223 (Mining 
Act, 1906), standing in the names of A. Riddel, 
senior, and A. Riddel, junior, for a period of 
three (3) months from the 10th October, 1922. 

.« [1922-5,932 R. & 1.] 

Private Lands Lease No, 448 (Mining Act, 1906), 
eee standing in the name of A. Wallis, W. A. Robin- 


son, W. G. G. Lucas, and M. H. Farrell, for a 
period of six (6) months from the 2nd October, 


_[1922-5,718 R. & 1] 
\ Private Lands Leases Nos. 1,547, 1,548 (Act 1906), 


and 101, 103, 104, 111, 127, and 128 (Mining Act, 

1918), standing in the name of N. G. Roper, fol 

a period of six (6) months from the 28th Septem- 
~ ber, 1922. 
[1922-5,756 R. & I.] 








* 


[3081 | Sydney, 3rd November, 1922. 


SUSPENSION OF LABOUR CONDITIONS ON. 


CERTAIN MINERAL LEASES. 


N pursuance of the powers conferred upon me by 

. ] the Mining Act, 1906, section 113, subsection 4 

(b) 1, Jonn Cuartes Lucas FItzpaTRIcK, Minister tor 

=e ' Mines, after inquiry and_ report by the Warden, 
Ad have granted suspension of the labour conditions on 
the undermentioned leases for the period specified. — 


J.C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 


Mineral Lease No. 10,223 (Mining Act, 1874), stand- 
inc in the name of The Budgery Mining Com- 
pany, N.L., for a period of six (6) months from 
the 30th August, 1922. 

[1922-5,110 R. & I.] 

-Mineral Leases Nos. 1,757, 1,885, and 1,886 (Mining 
Act, 1906), standing in the name of Mount Mor- 
gan Gold Mining Company Limited, for a period 

ny ats of six (6) months from the 13th August, 1922. 
edie.” 1, 1922-5,853:.R. & T| “ 
tee Mineral Leases Nos. 2,818 and 2,819 (Mming Act 
1906), standing in the name of Block 14, Torrinz- 
~ ton, No Liability, for-a period of six (6) months 
-from the 19th September, 1922. 
[1922-5,561 R. .& I.] 
~ Mineral Leases Nos. .739,- 746, 747, 906, and | 62 
(Mining Act, 1906), standing in the name of 
William Longworth, for a period of six (6) months 
from the Ist October, 1922.. 
- [1922-5,719 R. & I.] j 
1,848 (Mining Act, 1906), stan J- 





Se 2 Mineral jLease -No. 
SS ia ing in the names of M. A, Pincombe, F. L.. Piu- 
> gy eae combe ,and A, F. Pinecombe, for a period of four, 
2 ae ~ (4) months from the 4th October, 1922. 
eoaet _ [-1922-5,878 R. & I.) 
ae | 3082 | Sydney, 3rd November, 1922. 
5 i; 2 SUSPENSION OF LABOUR CONDITIONS ON 


CERTAIN AMALGAMATED LEASES. 


i ae jursuance of the powers conferred upon me by 
ie Mining Act, 1906, section 113, subsection 4 
- (b) 1, Joun Cuartes Lucas Frrzparricx, Minister for 
Mines, after inquiry and report by the Warden, 
aN have granted suspension of the labour conditions on 
“o - the undermentioned leases for the period specified. 


J. ©. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 


Y wan 
¥ . * Ad 
x 7 *¢ 
, ‘ 
4S 
OF ew 





[3066] 


, x {° is hereby notified that His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has cancelled the nderu- 


Lehe 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 155 


aera eer YR RS 






A*® 


5907 














Private Lands Leases Nos. 1,074, 1,075, 1,334, and 
Mineral Lease 1,957 (Mining Act, 1906), stand- 
ing in the name of The Broken Hill Proprictary 
Company Limited, for a period of six (6) months 
from the 2nd October, 1922. 

[1922-5,966 R. & I.] : . 

Private. Lands Leases. Nos. 1,165 and 1,193, and 
Mineral Lease No. 2,270, standing in the namo 
of Edward Fenwick, for a period of six (6) months 
from the 19th September, 1922. 

[1922-5 560 R. & I.] 





(3083) Sydney, 3rd November, 1922. 


SUSPENSION OF LABOUR CONDITIONS ON 
CERTAIN DREDGING. LEASES: 


de pursuance of the powers conferred upon me hy 


(b) I, Joun CHarues Lucas Firzparrick, Minister for 
Mines, after inquiry and report bv the Warden, 
have granted suspension of the !abour conditions on 
the undermentioned leases for the period specified. 


J.C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 


Dredging Leases Nos. 424, 448, and 465 (Mining Act. 
1906), standing in the name of Duncan Donaid 
McNab, for a period of six (6) months from the 

‘2nd October,. 1922. 

[1922-5,792 R. & I.] 


Dredging Lease No. 487 (Mining Act, 1906), standing 
in the names of Alice Miller and Albert Thomas 
} Brissett, for a period of six (6) months from the 
‘th September, 1922. 

[1922-5,293 R. & I.] 

Dredging Leases Nos. 270, 980, 285, 334 ath’ Fee 
389, 400, 425, 426, 474 (Mining Act, 1906), and 
407 (Act 1899), 482, 133, and 451 (Act 1906), stand- 
ing in the name of Tingha Tin No-Liability, for a 
een of six (6) months from the 2nd October. 

[1922-5,790 R. & I.] 





[3084] Sydney, 3rd November, 1922. 


SUSPENSION OF LABOUR CONDITIONS ON 
CERTAIN LEASKS. 
i ‘pursuance of the powers conferred upon me by 
the Mining Act, 1906, section 113, subsection 4 
(b), I, Jonn Cartes Lucas Frrzparrick, Minister 
for Mines, after inquiry and report by the Warden, 
have granted suspension of the labour conditions on 
the undermentioned leases for the periods specified. 


J.C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 


Mineral Lease No, 1,972, and Private Lands Lease 





No. 431 (Mining Act, 1906), standing in the names : 


Of Pad) G.. Co Baker! (A id.) Po Howard, ‘and 
J. K. James, for a period of six (6) months from 
the 30th September, 1922, 

[1922-5,716 R. & 1] 

Private Lands Leases Nos, 443, 450, 469, 470, 471, 527, 
543, 663, 1,251, 1,252 (Act 1906), and Mineral 
Leases Nos. 1,154, 1,264, and 1,300 (Act. 1906), 
standing in the names of J. K. Mehan and A. 
Langton, for a period of six (6) months from the 
31st August, 1922. 

[1922-5,717 R. & I.] 

Private Dands( Leases “Nos. . 974; 1,068, 1,102, 1108 
(Act 1894), 111, and 798 (Act 1906), and Mineral 
Lease No. 346 (Act. 1906), standing in the name 
of Potters Mine No-hiability, for a period of 
six (6) months from the 25th July, 1922. 

[1922-5,755 R. & 1.] 


Sydney, 8rd November, 1922, 


mentioned lease for non-payment of the rent due thereon, and it is hereby declared cancelled. 


—s*[922-5,706 R. & 1,] 

















PRIVATE LANDS LEASE, MINING ACT, 1906, 








3 é ¥ : | Locality. 
oh eae Name. nyt Area. Applieation Ne. 
: 5 County. Parish. 436 
; 1154 Michael Abraham Gaudry .| PML49 | Westmoreland The Peaks... Fe 20-2 OY | Yorranderie j 
41-144 
é oh ; | 





emma mee ent gw 


Rae tae Be A ee 


_ No, 155, 3 Noveupen, 1922.—8. 


J. 0. L. FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines. 


j 


the Mining Act, 1906, section 113, subsection 4 . 


ya 








5908 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 155 sf 2 baihasths ke 


: : ; wg 
fe ee i my. 


3067] ig dydney, ‘8rd N auibiggt 1922, e 


{* is bereby notified that His Excelleacy the Governor, with the advice of the Kxecutive Council, has cancelled the under 
mentioned lease for non-fulfilment of the labour and other conditions contained therein, and it is Here RY oars cancelled 


[1922-5,671 R. & I] 















































GOLD LEASE, MINING ACT, 1906. ok 
eR i Tee WARD aL ich id a 
: Locality. Lf 
No. Namie. | oer rhe sti a Area, _ Application No, 
ahs County, | 2 " Parish: 
| aha p id i 
2437 | William James Scoble _.,. | GL IL | Canbelego... ...| Gidalambone " 6 0 0) Bourke 6-22. 
J.C. L, FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines. 
[3068] | ? Sydney, 8rd November, 1922. 


T is hereby notified that His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has cancelled the unde)- 


mentioned leases for non- fulfilment of the conditions contained therein, and they are hereby declared cancelled, 
[1922-5594 R. & I] 





MINERAL LEASES, COAL AND SHALE, MINING ACT, 1906. 
































It | Locality. 
Portion 5 mien 
Ne, N a ; Paes Bae a T Area. A ition No. 
4 i ) gy No, County: Sey Parish. ais | shauna ai 
| | ae 
486 | Sir Edward Owen Cox... Beh wee 7 | Hunter .. | Caroora ... 640 0 0 Singleton 21-23 
437 Do ae Pas oe ra Ve Dts .. | Caroora and Mirrie 640.0 0 fi 22 24 
| ge 23-25 
491 Do sig 0 eR gil GAL iden ota ae CE Miieeteee tae: kin Tia ae Vario we Bee | 
| j | ( Madged 15-49 
; J. C. L. FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines. 
3069 | Sydaey, 3rd Noventber, 1922. 


ie is hereby notified that His Kxcellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has Resprenned the 
undermentioned agreement, and it is hereby eto determined. 
[1922-6,495 R. & L] 


, e 





eae (Poros 69), MINING. ia eae 1906. 





ee = = a a it rey 




















ce Localit . 
No. | | Name, ce Pee | sae ape ie - ; Ares, 
| ‘ | County. | - Parish, 
| | i 
¢| ’ | | ;c Be DT, Pe 
190 Emil Thomas Rees mh ve se fii wei) PMA SB | Gough | Scott : ; 19 0 0 
/ | 
: J. 0. L. FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines. 
(2990) _- Department of Mines. 


Sydney, 3rd Noveniber, 1922, 


RHEVOCATION Of NOTIFICATION OF EXEMPTION FROM LEASING PROVISIONS, MINING ACT, 1906, 
PARISHES OF MAJURA AND OTHERS, COUNTIES OF MURRAY AND BERESFORD. : 


{ tS Kacellency the Governor, with the advice of the ,Hxecutive Council, and in pursuance of the powers conferred by section — 
23 (2) (e) Mining Act, 1906, has been pleased to re~ oke the notification published in the Government Gazette of the 27th January, 
1910, exempting certain Crown Lands, which are embraced in the accompanying Beare ule, from the leasing provi-ions of the said Act, Hee 


it is her eby revoked accordingly, 
[1922-5,949-123 Misc. } J. Oeik hap ageen nee Secretary for Mines. 


















































SCHEDULE. 
Lag aes ve eis aaa iG rae G eG ; j ae eI er te 
MS eeary 1§ | Division. vray Purpose, | ae: | County, Parish, | 7 Shiret': J Part revoked. Rane . ; 
} | | | 4) ; : 
| | | . $ 
| hu dy Mise. 
if Queanbeyen'| Fiastern ‘i 1,122 | Exemption from the} 27 Jan. i91¢) Murray and | Majura, But- Yarrowlumlaand|/Vhe whole www 1922-4, 155, 
and Cooma, ‘| zl yeas Jeasing provisions | Beresford. | maroo, Moton- Monaro, also) \ : 
of the Mining Aet, | glo, &e. Municipality of 
Os. | : {Juean beyan, 
a eee eee eet pwr tS as Tete Ee EE ES, Hh y = vie kao wr. cS eS —— 
[2989 ° Department of Mines, 


Sydney, 8rd November, 1922, 


REVOCATION OF PART OF RESERVE FROM CONDITIONAL SALE (WITHIN THE BENEREE GOLD- -FIELD), 
PARISH OF BENEREE, COUNTY OF BATHURST. 


H® Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, ou the recommendation of the Minister, and With the 
concurrence of the Secretary for Lands, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 106 of the Mining — 
Act, 1906, part of reserve from conditional sale (within the Beneree Gold-field), hereunder described, shall be revoked, and ib is hereby 

rayoked Accordingly. 4 iY 
(1922 -5,975-120 Misc.) J.C. L. FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines, 
., ScHEDULE. J Wi Roe ae i xh NOMS Ear a ’ 



































a ig. : 
“District a Division. ana G Purpose, Rouat eee County. | Parish. | Shire, | Area. Part revoked. . Papers No, | 
Bees 5 ish | | / Bs (Ee) p. | aero) . P 
Orange .. “| Eastern,,| ....... | From conditionalsale| 18 Noy., 1876} Bathurst ... | Beneree ...| Lyndhurst ...| 10 311 | That part-within portion 163.) + Misc. 
(within Beneree 1 _ Plan B, 4,696-2,009, 1922-6,275 
sey Gold-field). Rp (Mines). 
Ge 


























oti 
4, 
~ 


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‘ 


rs 


3 Nov., 1992.} 








od 


PROCLAMATION 
New Soutn Warks,) By His Excellency Sir WaLtEr 


to wit. Epwarp Davinson, Knight Com- 
mander of the Most Distinguished 

Order of Saint Michael and Saint 

(i.8.) George, Governor of the State of 


New Sotith Wales and its Depen- 

W. E. DAVIDSON, dencies, in the Commonwealth of 
Governor. Australia. \ 

HEREAS at various dates and by divers Crown 

Grants lands have been granted to various per- 

sons for the benefit of the Wesleyan Methodist Church 

and the Primitive Methodist Church respectively in 

New South Wales, and for various purposes in con- 

nection with the said Churches respectively: And 


whereas by the Methodist Union Act, 1902, it was 


provided that from and after the passing of that Act 
the said lands should be held for the Methodist 
Church of Australasia, subject as therein mentioned. 
And whereas at various ‘dates and, by divers Crown 
Grants other lands have been granted to various per- 
sons for the benefit of and for various purposes in 
connection with the said Methodist Church of Austral- 
asia: And whereas there may have been a breach or 
breaches, or there may hereafter be a breach or 
breaches or non-performance of any or all of the con- 
ditions contained in the said respective Crown 
Grants: Now, therefore, I, Six Watrer Epwarp 


_Davinson, the Governor aforesaid, with the advice of 


- the Executive Council of the said State, do hereby, 





bad 


under and in pursuance of the powers given by the 
Conveyancing and Law of Property Act, 1898, and any 
other powers me thereunto enabling, by this my Procla- 
mation declare that no proceedings will be at any time 
taken on behalf of the Crown for avoiding any of the 
respective Crown Grants aforesaid by reason of any 
breach or uon-performance heretofore or hereafter 
made or suffered of any or all of the conditions therein 
contained. 


Given under my Hand ‘and Seal of the State, 
this second day of November, in the year of 
Our Lord one thousand nine hundred and 
twenty-two, and in the thirteenth year of 
His Majesty’s Reign. 

By His Excellency’s Command, 
W. E. WEARNE, 
Minister for Lands. 


GOD SAVE THE KING! 


APPOINTMENTS. 

DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 
WIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Mxecutive Council, has been pleased to approve of 
the following appointments :— 


£2911] 





James Stanford Woolnough, Esquire, as a Member of . 


the Local Land Board for the Land District of 


Grafton, vice C. J. T. F. Williams, Esquire, re- ~ 


signed,—to take effect from the 30th September, 
1922 (Minl. 1922-6143). ie 

William Ignatius Brown, Esquire, as a Member of the 
Local Land Boards for the Land Districts of 
Dunedoo and Dunedoo Central, vice D. S. Digges, 
Isquire, resigued,—to take effect from the 380th 
September, 1922 (Minl, 1922-6144). 

W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


RESIGNATION. 
DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 
TIS ‘Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to accept the 





: resignation of 
C. J. T. F. Williams, Esquire, of his position of 





Member of the Local Land Board for the Land 
District of Grafton —to take effect from the 29th 
_ September, 1922 (Minl. 1922-6,145). 


W. E. WEARNBE, Minister for Lands. 








[3020] Sydney, 3rd November, 1922. 
iE is hereby notified, for public information, that, 
Im accordance with the provisions of the Public 


Trusts Act, 1897, His Excellency the Governor, with 
the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased 


No. 155, 3 November, 1922, —4. 


\ 







NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 155. 


Lands Depariment Totices. . 


5909 


\ 


—— 





‘to approve of the appointment of the undermentionod 


gentlemen as additional Trustees of the portion of 
Reserve No. 52,400 at Blayney, notified 3lst August, 
1917, for Cemetery, set apart for Methodist Burial 
Ground and addition thereto, namely :— 

Messrs. Roy Hamilton Clark, George Tabour Patrick. 
[Misc. 1922-8,132] 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 








[3022] Sydney, 3rd November, 1922. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, 
in accordance with the provisions of the 26th 


| section of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, 


the undermentioned gentlemen are hereby appointed 
as Trustees respectively of the portions of land herein- 
after particularised; namely :— } 
The portion of the General Cemetery at Maule’s 
Creek, dedicated 25th August, 1922, set apart for 
Roman Catholic Burial Ground : — 


Rt. ‘Rev, Patrick Joseph O’Connor, Rev. Maurice 
Ronayne, Messrs. William Laird, John Kenny, 
James Laird, Charles Swan, Cornelius McGee. 

f Mise. 1922-8,171] 


The portion of the General Cemetery at Barmedman, 

dedicated 29th November, 1902, set apart for 

Methodist Burial Ground : — 

Messrs. Stephen Spencer Penberthy, Lindsay Gordon 
Maitland, George John Howard, Gilbert John 


Moore. 
[ Mise. 1922-9,156] 





“The portion of the General Cemetery at Ariah Park, 


dedicated 9th June, 1897, set apart for Presbyterian 

Burial Ground :-— 

Messrs. George. McMahon, David William Hdis (in 
lieu of Mr. R. Gross, and the Moderator of the 
Pesbyterian General Assembly, resigned), 

[ Mise, 1922-9,180] 

W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands, 








[3021 | Sydney, 3rd November, 1922. 
if is hereby notified, for public information, that, 
in accordance with the provisions of the Publie 
Parks Act, 1912, His Excellency the Governor, with 
the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased 
to approve of the appointment of the undermentioned 
gentleman as a Trustee of Parramatta Park, Parra- 
matta, namely :— 
Thomas Douglas, Esquire (in lieu of Dr. R. Bowman, 
deceased). 
[Mise. 1922-7,512] 
‘ W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


[8019] Sydney, 38rd November, 1922. 


Pa is hereby notified, for public information, that. 

in accordance with the provisions of the Public 
Trusts Act, 1897,.His Excellency the Governor, with 
the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased 
to approve of the appointment of the undermentioned 





' gentleman and bodies as Trustees respectively for the 


portions of land hereinafter particularised, namely :—- 

Reserve No. 33,402, at Unkya Creek, area 22 acres, 

notified 12th October, 1901, for Public Recreation and 

Preservation of Native Flora :— 

Charles Bice, Esquire (in lieu of Mr. R. M. MclIlwain, 
_resigned). 

[ Mise. 1922-7,203] 


Reserve No, 55,673, at Wellington, parish of Welling- 
ton, county of Wellington, area 10 acres, notified 
22nd September, 1922, for Sanitary Depot :— 

The Council of the Municipality of Wellington. 
[Mise. 1922-8,087 ] 
Reserve No. 55,644, parish of Tuggerah, county of 
Northumberland, area 10 acres 3 roods 20 perches, 


notified 8th September, 1922, for Sanitary Depdt :— 


: The Council of the Shire of Erina. 
[ Mise. 1922-6,587 ] 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands, 


; r : : } sf ENT sea i ki oS Nipp [ Ris ‘, 4 
5 . ee. : ) “ ey om + ; ey anh ous ih Lars, 4a My ae ok oF : 
5910 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 155. [3 Nov., 1922, 
[3023] | bpd November, 1922. SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, BOOROWA, 


é ERRATA, 
N Government Gazette of 29th September, 1922, 
folio 5355, relating to the appointment of 'Trustevs 
for Dungowan Recreation. Reserve, for ‘Kerihan” 
where eccurring read ‘‘McWKerihan.” 
- [Mise. 1922-9567] 

In Government Gazette of 6th October, 1922, folio 
5805, relating to the appointment of ‘Trustees for 
Methodist Burial. Ground at. Scone, for ‘John 
Melntyre Beatty” read ‘‘James McIntyre Beatty.” 

[ Misc, 1922-9409] 


In Government Gazette of 9th September, 1921, 
folio 5304, relating to the appointment of an addi- 
_ tional Trustee for Roman Catholic Burial Ground at 
‘Avanaey for ‘Michael Green” read ‘*Thomas Michael 
7reen.”’ 
[ Misc. 1922-8,890] 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands; 
[ 3017}. a Sydney, 3rd November, 1922. 
LAND SALES. 
Ee pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands 
‘Consolidation Act, 1913, I; the Minister for Lands, do 
hereby notify that the following Lots of Land will be offered 
for sale by public auction at the undermentioned places, at 
ie times and on the days specified, at the upset prices affixed 
thereto, 





W. BE. WEARNE, Minister for Lande, 





SALE AT TAYLOR’S HALL, MOUNT. VICTORIA, 
On Saturday, the 9th day of December, 1922, 
At 3.30 p.m. 
Lanp District of PENRITH. 
Parish Hartley, county Cook, shire Blue Mountains. 


TERMS :—Deposit, 15 per cent, ; balance in five equal annual 


instalments, with interest at 5 per cent. per annum. 
Country Lots. 


Upset Price per Lot. 





Peition: | Area, 
| 
l jl 
ST a a ie as oes Sa ae Yi ve Ana 
He. |. BF OO 65.00 
213 | Daa Reig 65 0 .0 
BSE | ES oe, pte 60 0 0 


Situated about 23 miles north-west from Mount Victoria 
railway station by good grace, metalled road. 
Fapers Aln. ly22-5,881; Plan C. 2,437-1,507 Roll. 





SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, KEMPSEY, 
Ou Wednesday, the 6th day of December, 1922, 
gee At 12 o'clock noon. 
Lanp District or KEMPSEY. 
Parish Tanban, county Dudley, shire Macleay. ' 


Terms :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in twelve months, — 


with interest at 5 per cent, 
Country Lov, 


4 Sad WS Sie Bee SENT Ot 
| Upset 
Price per 





Remarks, 


Portion, Area. 








| )} 0 | Situated. about +, mile dis- 
; tant from Collombatti 
Y railway station. 


Papers Aln, 1922-6765; Plan D. 2,332-1,505. 


SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, URANA, 
On Wednesday, the 6th day of December, 1922, 

at 12 o’elock noon. 
Lanp District oF URANA. 

Parish Thurrowa, county Urana, shire Jerilderie. 
TERMS :—Deposit, 25. per cent.; balance in three equal 
annual instalments, with interest at. 5 per cent, per 








‘ry 








annum, 
Country Lor. 
See al eT Ee Se 
hele | Upset | 
Portion. Area. Price per Remarks. 


} Lot, «| 
“fi | 
ens 





s 


RS ng OS ig ee d.| 

131 | 53 0° 0 {150.0 0+ Situated about 8 miles from 
Bundure Siding. 

Fapers Aln. 1922-7,693.; Plan U. 3,497-1,881. 


re 





ne 
9 e 








if 
tis 





On Wednesday, the 6th day of December, 1922, 
at 12 o’clock noon. we 
LAND District or Boorowa. 


Within the town of Boorowa, Municipality of Boorowa, 


parish Boorowa, county King. 
Terms :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in twelve months, 
with interest at 5 per cent. 
Town Lors. | 


$ 








Allotment, | Section. | Area. , | Upset Price per Lot, 
A 
| Ne ee £ os. d. 
11 Saas OD As 50 0 0 
12 13} Qe FU 50 0 0 


Situated in Court-street, opposite the railway station 
Papers-—Aln. 1922-7,695 ; Plan B. 32-1,461. 





As = 


SALE AT THE SCHOOL OF ARTS, NORTH DORRIGO, 


‘On Wednesday, the 6th day of December, 1922, 
at 12 o’clock noon, 


Lanp Districr or BELLINGEN. 
Parish Leigh, county Fitzroy, shire Dorrigo. 
Terms ;:—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in twelve months 
with interest at 5 per cent. 
Country Lors. 





‘Upset 

















Upset 
Portion. Area. Price per Portion. Area. Price per 
| Lot. Lot. 
) : 
aT) Pe ycae Be Sys ae sete 
70 QO 1-34 10. 0 OF 190 0 110; 15 0 O 
266 | -0 I:214} 25 0 0} 196 0 3 34 30.0 0 
270! 0 0 3f 1 0 0%. 251 QO 1248) 25. 0 9 
267 0 1 93 &§ 0 OF 262 Oat Ee NSO O. og. 
To 0 | 2 LORS ee oa ns 7, 0-118 | 35 0 0 
262 O° 7 090.04. 0 208 0) 1 83 25° 0 0 
184 0.1.0) 15 0 OF 26L 0 1 83) 25 0 0 
268 0 1 431 6 0 OF -179 0). 2 Oa Sa SON Oe 
185 01 0 15 0 0] 180 O20 ab. On OF 
269 0 1174 15 G Of : 
The upset prices are inclusive of the value of Crown 
improvements. 


Papers Aln, 1922-6,313; Plans F. 3,160, 3,162, 3,164, 3,230, — 


3,232, 3,234, and 2,026-1,810. 








“3014) A a Sydney, 3rd November, 1922. 


VARIATION OF CONDITIONS OF CROWN-LEASES. 


TT is hereby notified, for general information, in respect to the 
_ Crown-leases referred to in the subjoined Schedule, that, 
under the provisions of section 182 of the Crown Lands 
Consolidation Act, 1918, the conditions of lease relating to 
the preservation, destruction, &c., of timber on the Jand 
leased have been revoked, and those quoted hereunder are 
substituted, viz. :— ; : 
No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the 
purpose of salé except subject to provisions of the Forestry 
Act, 1916, and Regulations thereunder at the time 10 


force. “ 
Tlie lessees shall destroy all useless timber, except such as shall 


be necessary for the purposes of shade and shelter, and 


they shall preserve sufficient useful timber, if any, on the 
land leased for the purpose of improvements thereon. 


On Crown-lease 1919-39, Tenterfield, all timber suitable 
for mining-purposes shall be preserved on the area over 
which conversion is barred. 

The lessees may take from the land leased to them such timber 
and other material for building and other purposes upon 
such land as may be required by them as tenants thereof, 
provided such land is not comprised within @ timber 
reserve or State forest. oh 


» 








No, of 


Lessecs, 
Crown-lease, 


Land District, 











1919-14 | Inverell r Charles J ohn Andrew Wells. 
1919-39 | Tenterfield ...| Kobert Ihomas Smith. 
1920-1 | Walcha 





“| Herbert Frederick O’ Neill. 





Nore;—Tbe land contained iu these leases is exempt from the opera- 
tion of general license under the Forestry Regulations. 


W. EB. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


os 










; 
: 



















‘ 





3 Nov., 1 


22. ] xs 2 





{3015} Sydney, 3rd November, 1822. 


VARIATION OF CONDITIONS OF CROWN-LEASKS. | 


ats, is hereby notified, for general information, in respect to 
the Crown-leases referred to in the subjoined Schedule, 
that, under the provisions of section 182 of the Crown Lands 


‘Consolidation Act, 1913, the conditions of lease relating to the » 


Freservation, destruction, &c., of timber on the land leased 


have been revoked, and those quoted hereunder are substi- 
tuted, viz. :— 


No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the 
purpose of sale except’ subject to provisions of the 
Forestry Act, 1916, and Regulations thereunder at the 

time in force. 
The lesseea may, and if the Chairman of the Local Land Board 
Sy at any time require it, shull, within such time as the 
Chairman may allow, destroy all trees which are useless for 
timber purposes, except such as shall be necessary for 
purposes of shade, shelter, or honey production, retaining, 
if practicable, not less than four trees to the acre for these 

purposes, - 


All kurrajong trees to be earefully preserved for lopping in ! 
| [8151] 


time of drought. 
The iessees may take from the land leased to them such timber 


and other material for building and other purposes upon | 


such land as may be required by them as tenants thereof, 
provided such land is not comprised within a timber 
reserve or State forest. 





Cron eee ge,| Land District, Lessées, 
1919-4 | Orange .| Denis Devane. 
1919-3 | Rylstone .| Allan Doyle Willis. 





Notr.—The land contained in these leases is exempt from the operation 
i of general license under the Forestry Regulations. 


W. BE. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


~ 8012] 





a Sydney, 3rd November, 1922. 
PUBLIC ROADS ACT, 1902. 
HE road hereunder described is hereby declared to 
be Publie Road. ‘ 


BO icc WEL BE WRABN BE: Ministeeter Lands. 





DESCRIPTION. 

The road in use, 150 links wide, within Travelling 
Stock Reserve 25,231, and within part of Travelling 
Stock Reserve 25,230, extending from north-eastern 
boundary of portion 62, northerly to the boundary of 
the Municipality of Forbes, parish of Waayourigong, 
county of Forbes, Jemalong Shire. 

[Roads 1921-827-5] 


[3010] grdeee 3rd November) 1999: 


NOTIFICATION OF CLOSING OF UNNECESSARY 
seed ROADS AND PART OF ROAD. 


| i IS Exeelleney the Governor, with the advice of 
















that, in pursuance of the provisions of the 20th see- 
tion of the Public Roads Act, 1902, the roads and 
part of road hereunder described, which are now 
no longer required, are hereby closed, and the lands 
comprised therein freed and discharged from~ any 
rights of the public or any person to the same as 


highways. 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





DESCRIPTIONS, 


_ « Part of boundary road, cast of portion 9, extending 
_ from the railway line from Taree to Wauchope, north- 
erly to a line forming the north-westerly prolongation 
3% of the south-western side of public road (R. 13,827- 
5, 1,603), parish of Lansdowne, county of Macquarie, 
Le Res Manning Shire. 
~~ [Roads 1919-315-14] . ; 
_ The unnecessary reserved roads 100 links. wide 
hears ee se and 151: unnecessary boundary 
_ road 100 links wide on the south of portions 113 (part) 
and 112; unnecessary reserved road 100 links wide 

_ within portion 180; and the unnecessary boundary 

_ Toads 100 links wide separating. that portion from por- 

be 151 and 152; and the unnecessary boundary road 

100 links wide on the west of portion 114. parish of 
tas county of Buccleuch, Adjungbilly Shire. . 
_ The po. capa reserved road 100 links wide within 
portion 1,026, and the unnecessary boundary road 100 
links wide on the east of same portion, parish of Bun- 





aS dawarrah, county of Bland, Municipality of Temora. 
if (Roads 1022-470-2) “ae 4 
eee Fi y Pa xiiee ‘ ° 
. fyi eee . - 
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the Executive Council, directs it to be notified 





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[3059 | Sydney, 3rd November, 1922. 


PROPOSED CLOSING OF UNNECESSARY ROAD. 
N OTICH is hereby given that the Minister for Lands 
is of opinion that it is expedient to close; under 
the provisions of the 19th and 20th sections of the 
Public Roads Act, 1902, the road hereunder described ; 
and all persons interested are hereby called upon to 
set forth in writing, addressed to the Minister for 
Lands, within one month from date ofthis notice, any 
objections which may appear to them to exist to the 
closing of the said road. e | 


W, E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands, 





DESCRIPTION. 
The reserved road 150 links wide through portion 


| 28, parish of Glenken, county of Selwyn, Tumbarumba 


Shire. 
[Roads 1922-788-1] 





Sydney, 20th October, 1922. 


TENDERS FOR SPECIAL LEASES FOR “AGRI- 
CULTURE AND -GRAZING’ UNDER THE 
PROVISIONS OF THE CROWN LANDS CON- 

’ SOLIDATION ACT, 1913. 


eee Lanp District or DENILIQUIN. 


{ 
ie accordance with the provisions of the Crown 


Lands Consolidation, Act, 1913, it is hereby noti- 
fied, for general information, that Tenders will be 
received at this Department not later than 3 p.m. on 
Wednesday, 29th November, 1922, for Special Leases 
for ‘‘AGRICULTURE AND GRAZING,’ of the lands set forth 
in the Schedule hereunder. Each lease will be subject 
to the general provisions and conditions of the Crown 
Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, and Regulations there- 
under, and to the following special conditions, pro- 
visions, exceptions, covenants, and reservations :— 


1. The term of lease will be from the date of the 
notification of the Minister’s acceptance of the tender 
to 31st December, 1935. 

2. The rent for each year shall be paid in advance 
to the Crown Land Agent of the District, or to the 
Colonial Treasurer at Sydney, on or before the 3lst 
December of the year preceding that for which it is 
due, otherwise penalties for late payments shall be 
incurred, and the lease shall be liable to forfeiture. 

8. The fees, as specified in the Schedule attached 
hereto, and the balance of rent to 3lst ‘December, 
1923, shall be paid by the lessee within one month 
from date of notification in the Government Gazette 
of the Minister’s acceptance of the tender. 

4, In addition to the above, the fease shall be sub- 
ject to subsections 2, 4 to 13, 15, 16, 17, 19, 20, and 23 
of Regulation No. 106 (notified 2nd June, 1922), 


Tenders shall be addressed to the Under Secretary 
for Lands, and endorsed ‘‘Tender for a Special Lease, 
Land District of Deniliquin,’ with date of Gazette 
notice, and they shall be made under and subject to 
the following conditions, provisions, and. reserva- 
tions :— 

(a) Tenders shall be made on Form 118, shall 
clearly describe the land applied for, and shall ~ 
be, accompanied by a receipt showing that 4 
deposit equal to the amount stated in the 
Gazette as the upset annual rent of the 
block has been paid to the Land Agent or 
the Colonial Treasurer, and also by a statutory 
declaration made by the tenderer giving full 
particulars of all lands owned or held by him. 
It will be sufficient when tendering for the 
choice of two or more, if the upset rental of 
one block be lodged with the tender. The 
order in which tha:blocks are entered on the 
tender form will be accepted as the order of 
preference. . 

(b) The deposit paid by the person whose tender 
is accepted shall be credited on account of 
the first year’s rent. If a tender be with- 
drawn, the deposit, wholly or in part, may .be 
retained. ; 

(c) The Minister reserves the right to refer the 
whole or anv of the tenders for the under- 
mentioned blocks to the Local Land Board 
with a view toa report thereon being ob- 
tained for his guidance in selecting the appli- 

‘’ ¢ant whose tender should be accepted. =. - 

(d) The Minister reserves the right to accept.or to 
retuse any tender. » car? Bt Ny 

e) The highest or any tender will not necessarily 
be accepted, me 


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5912 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, Nov abS. 





Helisgraphs showing the position of the blocks 
to be leased may be seen.at the Information Bureau, 
Lands Department Sydney; and at the Local Land 
Board Office, Hay, 

[Ms, 1922-2,915] 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


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2 | Approxi- Upset Survey, 
8 Brats Locality. Annee Fees, 
oa) Area. , Rental, &e. 
a, Tv, p 118, cad, £8.00. 
(| Situated on the road from| } j 
A {105 0 0| Deniliquin to Finley, at 16 0 0*| 916 9 
| Wollomai Tank, within 
| reserve from sale or lease] | 
other than special lease,} }. 
| parish of Pungulgui,} | 
| | county of townsend,} | 
B | 134 0{ Conargo Shire. Plan Ms.;}; 18 0 0* | 916 9. 
(| 318 Hay uy 
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Includes rent, for Crown improvements, 





ey for the purchase of portion 391, of 10 
acres 1 rood, parish of Narrabri, county of Nan- 

dewar, being Farm 78, Tibbereenah Estate, acquired 

under the provisions of the Closer Settlement Acts. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Narrapri; Municipariry or 
NARRABRI. 

5 3 z @ is ‘ 

It is hereby notified, for general information, that 
tenders will be received at this Department not 
Jater than 12. 0’clock noon on Saturday, 25th Novem- 
ber, 1922, for the purchase of portion 391, of 10 acres 


1 rood, parish of Narrabri, county of Nandewar, in ° 


accordance with the provisions of subsection 6 of sec- 


tion 21 of the Closer Settlement (Amendment) Act, 
1909, 


Tenders.should be made on t’orm 86, addresesd to 
the Under Secretary foe Lands, and endorsed ‘‘Ten~ 
der for the purchase of portion 391, parish of Narra- 
bri, county of Nandewar,” and they shall be made 
under and subject to the following provisions and 
conditions : — 


1, Tenders shall state the amount which the ten- 
derer is prepared to pay for the said portion, 
and 2 deposit of 20 per cent. of such amount, 
accompanied by ad valorem stamp duty at 
the rate of 15s. per £100 tendered, shall be 
lodged with the tender, -balance to be paid in 
seven equal annual instalments, with interest 
at the rate of 5} per cent, per annum, but 
two or more instalments may-be pets at the 
same time. 


2, The Minister for Gants reserves the right to 
accept or refuse any tender. 

3. The highest or any tender shall not necessarily 
he accepted, 

4, Municipal rates, amounting to £3 12s. 6d., 

owing on this farm as at 7th July, 1922, must 

be paid by successtul tenderer to ‘the Narrabri 

Municipal Council. 


Heliographs showing the portion and improvements 
thereon. may be seen at the Information Bureau, 
Lands De partment, Sydney, and at the Office of the 
Crown Cane Agent, Narrabri, 
| Papers, Clo, Sett. 5,780-4] 








18025} W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
[8000] Sydney, 8rd November, 1922. 


ADDITION OF AREA TO A SPECIAL LEASE: 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, 
in pursuance of the provisions of section 164 of 
the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, an area of 
about 3 acres, parish of Sofala, county of Roxburgh, 
shire Turon, has been added to Special Lease 1913-22, 
Bathurst, and now forms part of such special lease, 
held by John Rowland Gordon Nash and Maxwell 
David Lees, subject to the annual rent of the lease 
being increased to £5 7s. 8d. from the 1st November, 
1922, but otherwise to the same conditions, provisions, 
exceptions, reservations, and covenants under which 
the granting of the special lease was notified in the 
Government Gazette of the 26th May, 1915. 
IMs. Ls, 1922-13,229] 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


Sailors’ Memorial Hall,’’ 








becdeeeee of Lands, 
Sydney, 3rd November, 1922, 


APPROACHING LAND SALES, 


ROWN LANDS have been advertised in the Government 
3 Gazette for sale at the undermentioned places and 
ates :— 


ALBURY—Wednesday, 15th November, 1922 w. 144 
AsHFoRD— Wednesday, 29th November, 1922 ... 161 
Bucatpie—Saturday, 11th November, 1922 .. 144 
Crssnock—Saturday, 18th November, 1922 w- 144 
Cornowa—Wednesday, 22nd November, 1922 .. 149 
Forrxs— Wednesday, 6th December, 1922 .., seca Sh | 
Grarron—Wednesday, 8th N ovember, 1922 we 144 
GuNNING—— Wednesday, 29th November, 1922 Az tay 


INVERELL—Wednesday, &th November, 1922 Bako 
KEmMrsEY—Wednesday, 22nd November, 1922 ... 149 
_ Manousra—Saturday, 25th November, 1922 vee) 149 


Murrycormn—Saturday, 18th Nevember, 1922 nas SAL 
Moss Vatu—Wednesday, 29th November, 1922 ... 151 
Muneinpi— Wednesday, 20th November, 1922... 149 
MuRWILLUMBAH—Friday, Ist December, 1922... 151 
NzwcastLe— Wednesday, 29th November, 1922 ... 149 
Orance— Wednesday, 8th November, 1922 
PeLaw Marn—Saturday, 2nd December, 1922... 151 
QuiriInpDI—Wednesday, 29th November, 1922 w LAY 
Sypney-— Wednesday, 15th November, 1922 vee 144 
Tamwortu— Wednesday, 15th November, 1922 .., 144 
TAREE—Wednesday, 15th November, 1922 avg 144 

Do Wednesday, 29th November, 1922. . 151 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister “hes Lands. 


Sydney, 3rd November, 1922. 


ERRATUM. 


N the notification of forfeiture of settlement pur- 
chases (Government Gazette, 27th October, 1922, 
folio 5783), relating to Comerford’s (7) Settlement 
Purchase Area, for Settlement Purchase ‘‘1920-35”’ 
read ‘‘1920-25;”? and also relating to Roworth’s 
Settlement Purchase Area, for Settlement Purchase 
“1919-6? read ‘1919-3.’?: 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


[3024] 





[2996] Sydney, 3rd November, 1922. 
ERRATUM, . 

Cioskn SETTLEMENT PROMOTION. 

i the notification of surrender of lands to the Crown 
(Government. Gazette, Ist September, 1922, folio 

4849), in Schedule ‘‘A,’”’ relatine to Edwards’ (4) set- 

tlement purchase area, for Date of Surrender, “Ist 

August, 1922”? read ‘18th September, 1920,” and for 

number of settlement purchase «61.999.9” read ‘*1920- 

Dara 1) 

[CLS.P. 1,697 | ~ ae 


W. bE. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





[3016] Sydney, 3rd November, 1922. 


ERRATUM. 


YT is hereby notified, for public information, that, 
in the notification in the Government Gazette 

of 5th March, 1920, of the granting of special leases, 
the lessees of Special Lease 1919-11, Metropolitan, 
should read ‘‘The Trustees of the Epping Soldiers’ and 
and not ‘John William 
Langston and William ‘Stanley Tait as Trustees ct 
the Epping Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Memorial Hall’ . 
as stated therein. 


[Ms. Ls. 1922-13,838] ; 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands.. 


ERRATUM. 


y ES the notification of the extension of Scrub Lease 

No. 165, Land District of Moree, published in the 
Government Gazette of 15th Septem er, 1922, folio 
5125, in lieu of the words ‘‘the said land, i line 6, 
and the words:“‘the land leased,’’ lines 8 and: 10, and 
“leased lJand,’’ lines 11 and 12, insert the words 
“that part of the leased land within the Flood Refuge 
Reserve No. 55,605,”’ notified lith August, 1922; and 
in lieu of the words ‘north-western boundary of the 
lease,” line 13, insert ‘‘that part of the north-western 
boundary of the said lease within the said Flood 
Refuge Reserve.” 


EK. P. FLEMING, 


[3013] Acting Under Secretary. 


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(3 Nov, 1922 








sitting at Deniliquin on the 22nd November, 1922. 











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3 Nov., 1923.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 155. 5913 
[307] _ Sydney, 2nd November, 1922. ( 9549) Foval Lead Board: Ogice 
SOLDIERS’ GROUP PURCHASE AREA No. 29. | Tamworth, 3rd October, 1922. 


A MEETING of the Special Land Board appointed under the TTENTION is invited to an application by Minna 
provisions of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, A Browne to surrender an area of 36 acres 3 roods 
will be held at the Court-house, Wellington, at 10 a.m. on | 6 perches of freehold land for about 60 acres of Crown 
the 23rd November, 1922, and succeeding days if found | Fand in the parish of Coonabarrabran, county of 
necessary, to consider applications received for Gobolion Gowen, Land District of Coonabarrabran. 


Soldiers’ Gr ag . 29. a : 3 tee 
Te race Aree Nes 20 z Heliographs illustrating the proposal are exhibited 
E. P. FLEMING, ; at the offices of the Local Land Board at Tamworth 

Acting Under Secretary. and the Crown Land Agent, Coonabarrabran. 


atau nean ae meer Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should 
IN THE LAND AND VALUATION COURT OF be forwarded to the District Surveyor not later than 
NEW SOUTH. WALES. 4th November, 1922. 


Nee tc is hereby given that sittings of the Land The proposal will be considered by the Local Land 
and Valuation Court of New South Wales will be Board at Coonabarrabran on a date to be notified. 
holden at the Court-house, Mudgee, commencing at 

10 a.m. on Tuesday, the fifth day of December, 1922, T. B. U. SLOMAN, 

for the purpose of hearing and determining objections District Surveyor. 
against valuations of ratable property in the Shire of 








C le I e Sa nieeeeeenineeh neeeee ene REeeeeEeERRREREneememeneeieenET 
Ay, W. R. JAMIESON [2692] ; Local Land Board Office, 
Registrar. Orarge, 13th October, 1922. 
eee art hae vA Tain Os 19052] TTENTION is invited to an application by Alice 


r Marion Mattick (address, care of A. J. L. Stock- 
. GOVERNMENT NOTICE, ae solicitor, Wellington), to surrender 485 ache 

: pa Fe ¢ ' : ‘P. in exchange for an area of 500 acres Crown land, 

iE at es Lge Wealle rire parish of Walters, county of Wellington, Land District 
parish of Dulverton, county of Townsend, for an equa! of Wellington. 
area of Crown Lands, parish of Wangonilla, county of Lithographs illustrating the proposal are exhibited 
Townsend, will be considered by the Local Land Board | at the Crown Lands Offices at Wellington and Orange. 
‘ a Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should 
bhoeso se, ehed a the Lol Land Board | yo romana tthe Dine Server Oras ol 
quin. Objections (in writing) should be forwarded to eae Grea puna tye. 
the District Surveyor at Hay not later than the 10th 


November, 1922. 
; C. J. HARNETT, 
Acting District Surveyor, Hay. 


The proposal will be considered by the Local Land 
Board, at Wellington, on a date to be notified. 


A. W. DEANE, 





23rd October, 1922. [2877] District Surveyor. 
[2883] Local Land Board Office, =| APPLIC: ECTION OF RABBIT- 
Tamworth, 24th October, 1922. pees en OR Be 


TTENTION is invited to an application by the Da ane is invited to the undermentioned 
Executors of the late K. M. Bowman to surren- application, under the Pastures Protection Act, 


fe ee Oe Pa Bi Pe a ae ponte ae ae 1912, La a Fee Se to Mace rabbit-proof fencing 
= 5) i @ : ae 

Land Districts of Coonabarrabran and Dunedoo he Perey eae ik er ee a) ‘ 

Central. Walter Forsaith Lawry, Marguerite Elizabeth 
Heliographs illustrating the proposal are exhibited Lawry, and Walter Spencer Lawry, across road at 

at the offices of the Land Board at Tamworth, the south-western corner of portion 119, parish Burnett, 

Crown Land Agents at Coonabarrabran and Dunedov, | county Burnett. Plan at Crown Land Agent's Office, 


And the! Bost Office: at. Coolak: Inverell. Objections’: may be lodged with District 
Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should Surveyor, Armidale, up' to 19th November, 1922. 
be forwarded to the District Surveyor at Tamworth [2752] W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


not later than 2ist November, 1922. 
The proposal will be considered by the Local Land 


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Board at Coonabarrabran on a date to be notified. [Form 1.] 
T. B. U. SLOMAN, | CROWN LANDS CONSOLIDATION ACT, 1918. 
District Surveyor. 
See oe Rg oh A pn EN eg Norice or PrRocgEEDING BEFORE Locat Lanp Boarp, 
[2914] : - Local Land Board Office, New South Wales, 
wy Moree, 25th October, 1622. to wit. \ 


) 
TTENTION is invited to an application made by | TAKE NOTICE that the Local Land Board for the Land 
Edward James Comerford, care of W. C. Moodie, | District of Narrabri will sit at 10 o’clock in the forenoon ot 
Moree, to surrender about 1,600 acres, being parts freehold, the 28rd day of November, 1922 in the Court-house at, Wee 
portion 9, in exchange for an equal area of Crown Land com- | Waa, and that the matter stated at the foot hereof is set 
prised in western. portion of T.S.R. 39,335 and T.S. and C.R. down for hearing at that time and place. 
39,334, parish of Denebry, county of Stapylton, Land District If you fail to appear, the Board, f it so see fit, will proceed 


of eid ss LEE Sal hak p niece i cn in your absence. . 
eliograp ustrating the proposal is exhibited a r) ¢ a 
Ocelot thelLocal Land Board, Moree! Dated at Moree, this 31st day of October, 1922. 
Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should be | DF KENNY, 
forwarded to the District Surveyor, Moree, not later than Acting Chairman. 
25th November, 1922. ~ To Clarence M. Meers, of Baradine. 


The proposal will be considered by the Local Land Board 
at Moree on a date to be notified. 


P, R. DRUMMOND, 





Marrer For INVESTIGATION. 
As to fulfilment of conditions attaching to your farm 1921-3 











tS9 Acting District Surveyor. [3056] 
38075 Det, Noah Latha Board Office, Ue aattny 
é : Hay, 31at October, 1222. [2991] Sydney, 27th October, 1922. 


A PPLICATIONS for Homestead Farra Area, No. 1,436, EE is hereby hotified that a Special aa: under 
farish of Bimbil, county of Dowling, Land District of | - the Real Property Act No. 25, 1900, as been 
Hillston, will be considered by the Local Land Board sitting issued to the undermentioned Licensed Surveyor :— 
in the Court-house at Hillston, on 15th November, 1922, | Smee, Henry Arnold, of Sydney; date, 26th October, 
commencing at 10 a.m, F 1992 


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5928 ' NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 155. [3 Nov, 1922. 





PITT IT LOT 


[357 1} tla Sydney, 3rd November, 1922. 


t ia hereby notified, for general information, that the Group Purchase specified heveunder is declaeed eed in accordance wen the by. 
provisions of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, section 7B. 
The forfeiture will take effect at the expiration of thirty clear days from this date. 





W. iE. SE ae coy Lands. 











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Papers No. — Group Purchase No, Holder, | Situation of Land. eerw(ai’ Land District. 
Clo. Sett. 10,227 1921-19, Manus.. ..| Chataway, Thomas Percival Portion 217, parish of Mannus, county| Non-fnlfilment of) Tumbarumba, 
aed ; of Selwyn, Tumbarumba Shire. conditions, : 
ose I RLSOR RC, al WRRRO NEE SSVI AOR SE ors ae CSS fs TAREE G 
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(3003] ee Sydney, 3:d November, ike 


APPLICATION TO -iihet Gomaiges LAND IN VIRTUE OF IMPROVEMENTS. 


‘ar is hereby notified that the person mentioned in the subjoined list will be permitted to purchase, under section 62 of the Crown Lands 
Consolidation Act, 1913, the portion of improved land specified in the following Schedule. 
1. The purchase- money must be paid into the State Treasury, Sydney, within three months from the date o the es of this 

notice. ; 

2. Payment of deed fee, £1 19s., and fixed stamp duty, Is., will be required before deed will be prepared. . 

3, Sale restricted to the surface and 50 feet below. 

4, The purchaser will have no claim against the Crown in the event of subsidence taking ping e as the result of mining operations) 
carried on under any existing lease, or to be carried on under any lease hereafter granted. 

W,. Ey WEARN E, ‘Minister for Lands. 





ScnEDULE REFERRED TO. 
Lanp DisTRIcT OF PARKES. 


















































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and a kt Neme of Purchaser Area, | Portion; Allot- Petar Willeee or oq 3 Deposit a8) towards | excluding 
No. of eA } : ment ; Section, Murioipality G ny $4 F | valorem | Purehase | <,, fixes “tie 
Application. | 25 a a E08) savant MODeyr. (8c; aaa oc ae 
Bee Be So tat Deed Fee. 
A = < 2 ys : 
Aln. 1921. | | so7. Pode : Rots | £'s.d.] £|/ 8 a a4 £5 -d4 £8. a 
1922-7,835. 5 May.., Gardiner, Jane 0 1 0} Allotmenti, sec-) Gunningbland ; | Bogan Gate Vil, 15 0 0) 1 ONT Bi F012? Ge SG 
1,P. 1921-4, ; A; tion 9, _ Cunningham ; lage. 
a? beet Goobang Shire. | 
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{80013 Sydney, 3rd November, 1922. 


APPROVAL OF APPLICATION TO PURCHASE LAND. 


Lhe is hereby notified that the person mentioned in the subjoined list will be permitted to purchase, under the 66th section of the Crown 
Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, the portion of land mentioned in the following Schedule. 
2. The purchase- -money muat be paid into the State Treasury, Sydney, within three months from the date of the apaelgen of this 
notice. 
3. Payment of deed fee, £1 108, and fixed stamp duty, £1, will be required before deed will be prepared, 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands, 


ScHEDULE REFERRED TO. 
Lanp District or GouLpurn. 





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Alp. 1919, A. Te D om | £4.) £a40)£ 84.) £2 a) £84.) £ 8 @ 

1 22-6,344,/26 Set...) 15 0 0 | Measored portion 259, varish of Guinecor,, McLean, Hugh s| 45 0 0% 8 15 ll} lve vu} 6 5 0} 915 0] 44 O11 
ah hk! county of Argyle, Mulwaree Shire, ee 
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[2546] , gt - Sydney, 13th October, 1922, 


-APPLICATION FOR PERMISSION TO PURCHASE AFTER RESCISSION OF RESERVATION. 


Noa. is hereby given that application has been made, under the 65th clause of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, by — 

the person hereunder mentioned, for the rescission of reservation of certain land particularised in the annexed description, ‘and 
permission to purchase the same. Any’ person feeling aggrieved may, before the expiration of four weeks from this date, lodge a rian & ae 
as pacatae for by the 69th clause of the Act before mentioned ; such complaint must be accompanied by a deposit of £10. a) 


Wz EB; WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





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Aln. ‘ a Y. 
1923-6,965.| Joseph Connors | 10 88 | Count y of Northumberland, parish of Maitlend, iitutick: The Chairman, Toca 
8.P. 1922 39. pality of Kast Maitland, being part of 10 feet reservation Land bagi k Fast pa 


within portion 156, south of portion 218. Maitland, 








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5 Nov, 1922] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 155. 5929 


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[2995] fe % Sydney, 8rd November, 1922, 
EXTENSION OF TERM OF RESIDENTIAL LEASES AND ADDITIONAL RESIDENTIAL LEASE. 


T is hereby notified that the terms of the Residential Leases hereunder specified have been extended under the provisions of section 220 
of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, to the dates mentioned in the subjoined Schedule, subject to the existing conditions so 


far as they now apply, and to the usual conditions relating to Residential Leases as prescribed by Regulation 181, and to the 
special conditions as set out in footnote hereof, 





W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 















pets ScHEDULE. 
MER cavttest, ; | Extended erm | Rent 
No, of 18 | Reg. No, of | N Lease. | required 
ti . No, o ame and Address Gold-field. Annual |. ea a ; 
Lease. Hesldentet Papera. ' of Lessee, County, Parish, Area. Rent, | Naya: 
Lease, From— | ‘Po | year. 
Lanp District or WALCHA; Arstey SHIRE. _ 
bee ‘ (alm p{ £8, @| 102%, | 1987. 
19071 | 28 July, 1909...) 1922-7,027 | Walter Charles Vernon a Tia, ..| Sandon af 20 0 | 210 0 | Fuly 27 fas eg gre 
Fisher, of Tia P.O., | (por, 126) | 
Walcha, | V. 2,342- | } 
1,779. | | 


Lanp District or ARMIDALE; Gostwyck SHIRE. 




















19.746 22 Dec., 1909...) 1$22-7,028 | Thomas Allan-Thor-; Sandon ...| Uralla ...] Sandon ../ 10 0 0 110 O | 22 Dec,,..| 21 Dec,...{ sseoes 

; g ley Burton, of Rocky (por. 314) 

River, Uralla, 8. 3,987- 
3 | 1,960. ; 

1910-1 | 14, 1910...) do do My ROM Pet ages Se ered oO ie G dr 80 OOF bE NO. OCD ae aes RIMM ev sacl Se oteraeny 

| (por. $25), | 

S, 4,013- | 

1,660 | 

ce ee ° om Pp TRgT RERCAS 

Depssit of £1 hes been applied in payment of costs in each case. 
\ 

[3003 } janes Sydiiey, 8rd Novembcr, 1922, 


APcRIVAL OF APPLICATIONS TO PURCHASE LAND COMPRISED IN RESIDENTIAL LE ASKS. 
1 is hereby notified that the persons mentioned in the subjoined list will be permitted to purchase, under the 81st section of the Crown 
- Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, the portions of land mentioned in the following Schedule. Ae 
| 2. The purchase-money must be paid into the State Treasury, Sydney, in terms as stated hereunder. 
‘ 3. Payment of deed fee, £1 10z., and fixed stamp duty, 1s., will be required before deed wili be prepared. 





W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
SCHEDULE REFEREED TO. 


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Deposit Pigs sate 
Papers and| oP ae : posed |APPraised| Amount Deducted lates “Me ’ 
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‘| on— ; ; of and. | smourred. | mreasury. ar purchase | and fixed th) 
‘ dut P money. stamp 2 
i | ye duty. 
Lanp District or Baraurst. marae 
Aln, 1921, a, mr. p. igi £504 £a4 £8.05 £44 £864, (fads : 
1922-5,411 | 19 July,| 20 0 0 | Portion J, parish of Ferguson, 122 0 0) 419 9{ 0 0) 0 7 6| 012 64) 126837 .3° |. Within thre® 
S.P, 1921-59. Dalabree, county of Duncan. 





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. land Shire (R.L., 
{ 871), 
a i Lanp District or WELLINGTON. 
—--1022-6,985 | 26 Noy.; 19 3 0 | Porticn 203, par'sh of| Edwards, 49 7 6; 8 9 0; 10 0] 07 6; 012 6; 52 4 0-| Within three 
OS. P. 1921-93, Ironbarks, county Peter, months from date 
ee ae of Wellington, Mac- g of this notice, 
eet quarie Shire (R.L 
ret , 768). 
RCO IL ARISE 2 AEROS BSA ELIS cL Co SG BURY a en Ea Mekal’ Coes WARS TAR D/O Mae oS eae ERS Oe RNa 
“ye "i cy vat i 
“>. [2994] : Sydney, 8rd November, 1922. 


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tie FORFEITURE OF A RESIDENTIAL LEASE. 


4 bes Residential Lease specified in the annered Schedule is hereby forfeited for the reason stated therein, ‘The forfeiture will take 
A = offect at the expiration of thirty clear days from this date. : iE a} * 
Ber 0) : - W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


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No, of No.of | Name and Address Land | 
leven. ot Teme. | Distecot County. Reason of Forfetmre, | “pont, Shiza, 
Resi es, 
Oca f Fic : a. ¥. p. ; | 2 1. a 
1910-3 | 1822-6974 | Charles Chapman, of, Bathurst..| Roxburgh..| Castleton,,,| Turon 7 0 0 | Nom-paymentofrent../ 1 0 ©| Turon 
| §unny Corner. . } Portion 237, 
fee Sed | R.  2,684- . 
5 1,496. 
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5930 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, Ne. 155. [3 Nov., 1922. 
(8030) ie Western Land Board Office, 


~ Sydney, 3rd November, 1922. 


SURRENDER OF A WESTERN TLANDS LEASE AND GRANTING OF WESTERN LAND LEASES UNDER THE 


PROVISIONS OF WESTERN LANDS (AMENDMENT) ACT, 1918. 


T is hereby notified for public information that His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Hxecutive Council, has ; 


approved of the surrender of the Western Lands Lease specified in the first sehedule, and of the granting of the ‘Western 
Lands Leases particulariaed in the second schedule, under the provisions of sections 2 and 4 respectively of the Western Lands 


(Amendment) Act, 1918. ; 
W. B. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





























Scuepurz}]. » eas. 
i BLS aot Vestetn Rig aot a of Becton ais abe ae | ek Name of Registered Holder. .| Date o urrender. Area. 
Hs : ; a E 
W.L.B. ’ Acres. 
630, “Lila 1922-6,172 _.,.| Section 13 of the Wes-| Ligsington Pastoral Company| $1 August, 1922 133,019 
Springs.” tern Lands Aet,1901| Limited.’ % 





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f pie Nts Eee of Name of Registered Holder,. Area | “ Situation of Land. ee Ae ’ 
I oa oe ea aa ree 
W.L.B. ' | Acres. : £ s. d. 
3018 1922-6,172 —,,,! Lissington Pastoral Company) 105,000 | Being part of surrendered) 16117 6 
Limited. 7 Western Lands Lease No. 
630 “ Lila Springs.” . 
3019 6196... Do | 28,000 | (eo 48 3.4 
: 
(3099) : Western Land Board Office, 


~ Sydney, 3rd November, 1922, 


D®TERMINATION OF RENTALS OF LEASES ISSUED UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF THE WESTERN 
4 _ LANDS ACTS. 
T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Western Lands Acts, the Commissioners constituting the 
Western Land Board have determined the Rentals of the Leases specified in the following Schedule at the rates per acre 


and for the periods therein mentioned. 
. C. J. McMASTER, Chief Commissioner. 
HUGH LANGWELL, Commissioner. 









































Sonepuns. - §. W. MOORE, Commissioner. 
3 giz e = ara & * ; SE EEEREeEeeEnen eae 
& Period for which Rent has been 
3s Registered | Class of Lease Repiste rai Area ‘Rental Apueel ae 
Ze No.at Pa : Holder. Boks Lee Rental 
as eae {ee 
W.L.B. : . Acres. d. gee, va, 
3018 | 1922-6589 | Subdivision of Western) Lissington Pas-| 105,000 | 13%, |161.17 6) 1 Sept., 1922) 80 June, 1930 - 
Lands Lease No, 630,| toral Company — Leas ' 
; * Tila Springs.” Limited. | ‘ ; : ee 
3019 6590 Te Aa do — see] 28,000 | too (43 380 4) 1 RS Be (EP a ca 
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APPLICATIONS FOR LEASE FOR SPECIAL PURPOSE. — 


T is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned application has been received for a Special Lease 
_ under the provisions of the 74th, 76th, and 229th sections of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, of the land and 
for the purpose hereunder stated, and that it isthe intention to grant a lease, should no sufficient objection be found to 
exist, after inquiry by the Land Board and consideration by the Minister. — eae st 
Any objections will receive due consideration, if lodged in writing with the District Surveyor for the Land Board 
District in which thé land is situaicd, on or before the daté specified hereunder, - : 
nse / W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. | 


























| ae! Local Land Board + Date ‘ 
ieee ‘ ce where up to whic 
Applicant. Locality of Land applied for. | Area. Moseley: ig objections may be oblactiona®” 
° lodged. may be lodged. 
The Council of the Muni-} Parish ‘Southampton, county Clarence, Land S394 Wharf at. foot of| Grafton ..  ..| 11 November, 1922, 
cipality’ ‘of © South}. District Grafton. ae. Cowan-street, ' 
Grafton. fins South Grafton. Me " 
[2299] 


APPLICATIONS FOR EXTENSION OF TERM OF SPECIAL LEASE, 


A i is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned application has been received for a Special Lease, 


under the provisions of the 229th section of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, of the land and for the purpose 


hereunder stated, and that it is the intention to grant a lease, should no sufficient objection be found to exist after inquiry by — 


the Land Board and consideration by the Minister. 


~* “Any objections will receive due consideration if lodged in writing with the District Surveyor for the Land Board District “i 


in which the lands are situated on or before the date specified hereunder. EE REET ; ‘ 
sel hy iP i TaN W. E. WHARNE, ‘Minister for Lands. 





Local Land Board Date ba rf which 


Applicant. Locality of land applied tor Purpose for which Office where 











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< ‘ E lodged. : be lodg iged. 
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Clapin, Alfred Harnett..| Parish Awaba, county Northumberland, 0, 1 0} Jetty, bathing} Maitland aa «.| 25 Noy,, 1922. 


Special Lease 15-10. place, and landing 
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3 Nov., 1922] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 155. 5odt 
SS eer nce e ere Seer, Vc Seay! 
2998} te os 3 
FORFEITURE OF SPECIAL LEASES, Sydney, 3rd November, 192%, 


E is hereby notified, for general information, that the Special Leases specified ‘hereunder are declared forfeited in accordance 
with the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. sii 
The forfeiture will take effect at the expiration of thirty clear days from this date. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 











Reason for 
Forfeiture, 


aa Annual 
Rent, 


Papers. 


No, of Lease, Shire, 





nee? vobivge ia ahi Situation and Area of Land. 























—— 








Mz. Ls, ' £84, 
1922-12,682 | 1919-30, Glen | Kerr, Alexander, of] County Gresham, parish Worra, portion] 310 4 | Non-payment of rent} Severn, 


Innes.| Glencoe, 44; G. 583-1,733. Area,2llacres, | 
H1,811 | 1920- 5, Moss | Cronin, Michael, of] County Camden, parish Jellore, portions} 410 .0 do «| Nattai, 
Vale) Joadja, via Mitta-| 123 and 143; C, 2,541, 2,607-u,041, Area, 
gong. 60 acres, 








{2993] . Sydney, 3rd November, 1922. 
FORFEITURE OF IMPROVEMENT LEASE. 
rE is hereby notified that the Improvement Lease specified hereunder is declared forfeited in accordance with the provisions of the 
Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 
The forfeiture will take effect at the expiration of thirty clear days from this date, 
- -W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





Lanp District or INVERELL. 





— 




















; Lease | Bloc ; | ; pulse Date of / | i ; 
~ ie Q cua * + : nnu Execution o ea280N 0} 
Papers. No. t. Re. Lessee. | Division, Parish, County, Shire, . | Area, Rant. Improvement | Forfeiture. 
| Lease. | 
} Bp Mei ae! as oS ae tee TT Vic Ee PN NC I ee meee 
Occ. : | Acres, So sed: 
1922-7,126 | 1963 762 | Hubert Campbell ..| Eastern ..| Myall ..| Arrawatta 4 Ashford 4,045 5 0 O*| 6Nov., 1920..| Non-payment of 
7 rent. 
! 

















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*Including rent for Crown improvements. 





[3051 ] ea Water Conservation and Irrigation Commiision, 
Griffith, 3ed November, 1922. 
SURRENDER OF A LEASE WITHIN AN IRRIGATION ARBA. 


[? is hereby notified, for general information, that the surrender to the Crown of ali the right, title, and interest of the lessee in and to 
the Irrigation Farm specified in the Schedule hereunder has been accepted. 
GEO. J. EVATT, 
SouxpvuLa. Resident Commissioner, 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
MIRROOL IRRIGATION ARHA No. 1, 
Yanco Lanp Disraicr. 





pate sat 





| 
| Date from-which Sur- 


a | | 
ortion Parish, | County. | Area. | render took effect, 


No, 


Farm 
No. 





Lessee, 





No. of | Name and Address of late 











Bt . wae We 
James Batkin, of Grifflth oe | 584 | 358} Stanbridge ...| Cooper : 19 3 O | 25 August, 1922, 











M.O. 1922- 
A «38. eee 

[W.C. & I.C. 1929-8,415) oe 

[3072] _ can Sydney, 8rd November, 1922, 
REVERSAL OF FORFEITURE OF HOMESTEAD FARM. nay 


T is hereby notified that the forfeiture of the undermentioned Homestead Farm, whicb was published in the Gazette specified 
hereunder, has been reversed. 4 | 
i W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 






























































=== CENTRAL DIVISION. 
) a 5 Lanp Distrreicr or TUMBARUMBA NoRTH. 
at ; Section 4 Date of H.F, 
No. of Date of é Portion 
Selector. A Area. ofthe | Shire. County. | Parish. Gazettal of Ares Papers 
oe pon gas Act. ssh ° | Forfeiture. | No, a 
Fy | Fi 
: i Be ThTe Lupe 
1921-4 | Williams, Jack Campbell ... ~ 14 Feb, 1921} 980 0 0 | 119 | Holbrook] Wynyard| Carabost...| 29 | 22Sept., 1922] 1,250 |.0.8. 1922-20751 
“I ‘s ‘ = a = 























Sydney, 3rd: November, 1922. 












































ASST a : LAPSING OF SALE BY AUCTION OF CROWN LAND. . 
Noe is hereby given that the Sale by Auction hereunder particularised is hereby declared to have lapsed, and all moneys 
N paid thereon forfeited for non-payment of the balance of the required deposit. This notice to take effect ut the expiration of 
thirty clear days from this date. - aie 
Sa 3 W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
i i we a A Amount FI 
Applicant, Addres, and Oocupation, B®. | Por, |Allot| Seo, | Pazihs Town, Placeand, | area, | ovedue, S| | atumtcipality, 
Ne aan Exes ‘ ‘ interest. | 
‘os, SRE pox. | Re “tml mee |e ¢ dwick 
ous, if 1 ; i 1318 | w. see ..| M bra, 0 03) andwick, 
neato Abe th Pe Biley-strect, Perlinghurst, M etropoliten eo | and 0 “ 1022. 4 | Pag 











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,, 5982 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No 155. 


[3 Nov. 1922, 


eer At 





[3006] | ne 
FORFEITURE OF OROWN-LEASES. 


Cc is hereby notifiod that the Crown-leases specified hereunder are declared forfeited in accordance with the provisions of the Crown Lands 
Consolidation Act, 1913. Beats 


The forfeiture to take effect at the expiration of thirty clear days from this date. Mat ¢ 
: W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





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' a ee 


No. of Lease | No. of | 























| 
; 5 f 
dana Date Name of Lessee. | Portion. | Parish, County, Shire, rare ara peerttiee: 
~ | - 
/ ie cask SRN GLE SMUTS VRL We aro RUT ea oe . ; igs 
| | “Acres, | £8, a. 
1920-3, Armidale) George Johnson 10 Merrigalah..| Sandon .... Dumaresg) 4,970 | 41 8 4 | Non-payment of 
: | My . | & Apsley. _ rent. 
oy Glouces-/ William Austin Nash .,. 34 Crosbie ..,, Gloucester...) Gloucester 5982 5 120° do 
- ter, | | Z ; 4 
Se UN ea ee | pes fis id Vos. TCAD Se BOBS NOCHE 8: 
e ‘ : 
[8074] _ Sydney, 8rd November, 1922, - 


FORFEITED CONDITIONAL PURCHASES AND CONDITIONAL LEASES. 


N OTICE is hereby given that the undermentioned Conditionaland Additional Conditional Purchases of land, together with all Conditional 
Leases in virtue thereof, and all rights attached to such purchases or leases, have become and are hereby declared forfeited through 
non-payment of balance, interest, or instalment of purchase money, survey fees, and Crown improvements ; but such forfeiture shall not 


take effect until the expiration of thirty clear days after this notification. ge 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





























Sas a | 
Ro. of Date of sO Ss Lease | Amount 
Purchaser. Area. | 3% | County. Parish, Plan No. | £2 | Papers. in Shire, 
CP, Purehase, = Se y 1 ee No. | rarrears 
Pied “i 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Laxp District oF GRENFELL. 
Be a. fT. D. Cs. £ 8, a, 
1910-21 Doubleday, Gordon Les-| 16 June, 1910] 160 0 0} 26 | Monteagie| Bumbaldry...| M, 5,548- 158} 1922-14,9738.| 1910=5 6 0 0 | Weddin, 
lie (now held by Com- 1, 3 (instal- 


missioners {of the . } ment), 
Government Savings 
Bank of New Seuth 


Wales), 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Picron. 0.8. 

1909-11 | Norris, Albert (now! 297 aly, 1909) $0 0 0] 2 jtasiie o Merlin meal We aces Qi | 1922-16,801.) seers jit 0 ihe sa 

held by Norris, Joh and, i i instal- dilly, 

Jamey, orris, John ’ 1922-16801. iene Jo. 
1909-15 | Norris, John James ...| 7 Oct.. 1909) 150 0 0/| 26 do «| ao oo | We 2,972- 2 means 18 15 0 do 

_ 1,502, eh | (instal- 
ments). 


—— — pe a a errs ea 


[3073] ; Sydney, 3rd November, 1922. 
FORFEITED CONDITIONAL LEASE. 


IND ce is hereby given that the undermentioned Conditional Lease, and all rights attached thereto, are hereby declared forfeited 
through non-payment of ront and instalments of survey fee; but such forfeiture shall not take effect until the expiration of thirty 


clear days after this notification... 
W. KE. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





C.8, 1922-17,789] 


CENTRAL DIVISION : 
Lanp Disreicr oF NaRgapRi. 





Amount in © 


























: g 
“Mo, of f é aS Annual arrear, 
CL Lessee, Address. County, Parish. ® Shire, Area. Rent. exclusive of Basal C.P,, 
om | 5 interest, 
‘ ’ .| Acres, £84 da. 
1919- § | Hayne, Thomas James Spen-'| Wee Waa we  w.| White i. ee! Capp w+ «| 389 | Namoi ... 697 6 16 11 1419 1 1918-33, 
cer, . 5 (rent), © 
| 3 »» 
| (survey fee). 
Pepe Pita inet 
« [8005} 4 Sydney, 8rd November, 1922, 


ANNUAL LEASE APPLICATION LAPSED. 


J OTICE is hereby given that the amount hereunder. menticned, as called for by Government Gazette of ,the 2th May, 
1922, has not been paid within the time prescribed by Regulation 102 under the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


The applicant’s right to the lease is therefore hereby declared lapsed for such non-payment, and all moneys paid with the 
‘application have been forfeited, ipa os E 
tei a W, E, WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 

















SOHEDULE. 
Amount 
Gazetted ; 
No. Land District. Name of Lessee, Parish. County and Shire. ; Area. Puiet to com- 
of Lease. x i plete rent to 
Slst Dec., 1922. 
1921-4 | Hillston w.| Ray, Duncan... «| Redbank __ ,..| Nicholson; Hillston| 350 0 0 219 0 





Municipality. 











. Sydney, 3rd November, 1922, 





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x tea iy oa ’ . 
3 Nov, 1922.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 155, 5933 
[3058] ee" Sydney, 3rd November, 1922. 


N ioe 8 bln pena ae Bea Gane OF PROPOSED DECLAKATION OF EXISTING ROADS AND PARTS 
yi AND OF PROPOSED GOFR 
DEEMED TO Ba UNNEORSSeRY ; OPO CLOSIN O OADS AND PARTS OF ROADS 
Nee is hereby given that the Minister for Lands deems it expedient tat certain roads should be opened, and that it is proposed 
to resume for the purpose, under the provisions of the Public Roads Act, 1902, the lands hereunder described, and to declare 
the existing roads and parts of existing roads particularised hereunder to be Pablic Road. 
The proposed roads, &c., are shown upon plans which can be inspected at this Office, and a copy of the same may be inspected at 
the respective Offices of the Crown Land Agents for the Land Districts in which the lands are situated. 
‘ All persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing and to forward to the Minister, within one month from the date 
of this notice, any objections which may appear to them to exist to the proposals above stated. 

‘ Notice is also given that the Minister is of opinion that it is expedient to close the roads and parts of roads hereunder specified, 
i all persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing, addressed to the Minister for Lands, within one month from 
this date, any objections which may appear to them to exist to the closing of the said roads and parts of roads. 

f Plans showing the roads and parts of roads proposed to be closed can be inspected at this Office, and a copy of the same may be 
inspected at the respective Offices of the Crown Land Agents for the Land Districts in which the lands are situated. 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





Descriprion oF Roap TO BE OPENED :—Widening of part of road known as Macquarie-street, parish of Botany, 
f f county of Cumberland, municipality of Mascot,—as shown on plan catalogued R. 14,951-1,608. 
(Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1922-3094. ] 





Description of the land which it is proposed to resume. 
Merroronitan LAND DistTeict. 











] Width of 











a 
2. Character Area 
3 Area. ager Reputed Owner. Occupier. of ent to be Remarks, 
& Holding. | pesumea, | Resumed. 
| Ta . ; 
- & 5. Pp. } a.T. De 
13 | «50 © 0} Botany ...) Vendor in private) Moad (street) in use} Freehold ..| 4‘54links..| 0 OU 38,9, | The ares proposed to be resumed embraces 
(ncw subdi- ‘ subdivision, | a reserve 3 feet wide, which is shown on 
vided). : eo capi 23,516 at the Land Titles 
ce, 














DESCRIPTION OF RoaD TO BE OPENED :—Road from the Macksville-Warrell Creek road to the reserved road within portion 172, parish 
of Congarinni, county of Raleigh, Nambucca Shire,—as shown on plan catalogued R. 14,946-1,603, 


{Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1922-403-5.] 


\ _ Description of the lands which it is proposed to resume. 
Lanp District or Kempsey, 

















; | Width of 
Character Area 
gaa Area. Lela Repu'ed Owner. Occupier. of bis oe bi | to be 
‘ Holding. Besumed,: Resumed, 
ac ‘hp. | a, rp. 
92 40 0 vu Congarinni «| Thomas Munro ... oats «| Thomas Munro wat | Freehold... | 100 links... «| 38 182 
95 66 0 0 Do Ge ao ae ite do ie A de ioe Pasa C1 Maeve ca 0 310 








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DESCRIETION OF ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Deviation of part of the Gravesend to Terry Hie Hie road, parish of Gravesend, county of 
Burnett, Yallaroi Shire,—as shown on plat catalogued R. 14,940-1,6038. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1922-43-7. ] 








ume, and of road and part of road deemed to be unnecessary which it is 


Descerrrron of the lands which it is proposed to res 
proposed to close. , 





Lanp District or WaRIALDA. 
Perish Character | wees Area 
Nase Reputed Owner. Occupier, of to Be to be Read andpart frcad proposed to be closed, &c. 


Holding. | Tiesumeds Resumed. 





Pp.) | , Y. 
Gravesend ...| Bank of New South; J, T. Daley,| C.U. 14-8 of] 2CO links...| 8% 2 10 | Theunnecessary patt of reserved road within pcto 
tion 37, west of proposed road, is proposed to be 


Wales, and track in| 777} acres. 
use. i | clesed and added to that portion, the area thereof 
' to be increased to 1,278 acres; the area cf C.L, 
a | '4-8 to be increased to 778 acres, J 
aes hy The unnecessary boundary road separating portion 
Ay Age D | ; 27 (patt), parish of Monsoon, from portion 37 
Wee y , . (part) is proposed to be closed and added to portion 
am | 27, the area thereof and of Cn.L, 15-10 to be in- 
creased to 1,210 acres 2 roods 



































AD TO BE OPENED :—Deviation within portion 68 at a crossing over Lansdowne River, parish of Yarratt, 
= ts Rt county of Maequarie, Manning Shire,—as shown on plan catalogued R. 14,930-1,603. 
{Registration No. of Papers—Koads 1921-839-5.] 

eo Description of land which it is proposed to resum 





 * 


__Daserrerioy or Ro 





e, and of part of road deemed to be unnecessary which it is proposed to close. 











as Bt oe Lanp District or TAREE. : 
SU bo ih RN? cate Wiath f . eG Ay 
Character | i Area 

ta Reputed Owner. Occupier, ae to be Part cf Road proposed to be closed, &e, 

Holding. | Renamed, | Resumed. 

@ Ys: : 

Yarratt ..| Stefano Degiovani| Stefano Deziovani|‘ Freehold ..| 100 links... 0 1 2)-| The unnecessary part of boundary road 
; : separating portion 68 from portion 24, 


‘ closed and to be granted in compensation, 


| ; west of proposed road is proposed to be 
| 
ee Se ne cen beeetaenmahieinmeamaianal 








5934 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 155. —«[3 Noy, 1928. 





NOTIFICATION OF PROPOSED OPENING AND CLOSING OF ROADS, &0,—vontinued. ae 


DESCRIPTION OF ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Road through portion 37, parish of Lupton, county of Bourke, Yanko Shire,—as shown on 
plan catalogred R. 14,83]-1,603. i by oS va 


d a - 
—-—— 


( Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1921-651-7.] - 


DESCRIPTION of the land which it is proposed to resume, and of road deemed to be unnecessary’ which it is proposed to close. ce 


Lanp Drsrricr or NARBANDERA. 


Ets 








| 











i Width of 
; , Character Area ; 
pee Area, tela Reputed Owner.: Occupier. of xeot to be Road proposed to be closed, &e. 
o. 5 ; Holding. Resumed 
Resumed, 
a. ¥. p. z be a. T. Pp. 
37 81 0 0} Lupton --| John Kennedy... ..| John Kennedy...) Freehold...| 100 links) 7 0 2 | The unnecessary boundary road separat- 
; yi ‘ and vyari- ing portion 27 from portion 37 is to be 
| “ek { | able, closed and to be granted in compensation. 
; ‘ 














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Description oF RoaD TO BE OPENED :—Parts of road within portions 34, 42, and 50, parish of Birrego, county of Mitchell, 
Yanko Shire,—as shown on plan catalogued R. 14,829-1,603. 


{Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1921-236-7.] 


DescRIPTION of the lands which it is proposed to resume, of part of existing road to be declared to be a public road, and of part of road 
deemed to be unnecessary which it is proposed to close. 





Lanp District or NaRRANDERA. 





















































: Ae | ; 
a e Character | Width of Part of Road proposed to be closed, &e.; also 
= Area. [Ada Reputed Owner, - Occupier, } of Land to be abi hed ae part of existing road to be declared to be 
£ |. Holding. | Resumed. : _. Public Road. 
a, © Pp. : FSI iy OF : 
34} 166 0 vu Birrego ...; Michael Joseph Quilter) Michael Jeseph Freehold.,.; Variable... 0 018 | The unnecessary part of boundary road 
| Quilter, separating portion 42 from portions 84, 17 
42) °385 -0 07) Ds... do sae) do AY do ....| 150 links.) 3 218 (part), 11, 1 (part), and 2,north of proposed 
60) -049). 307) Daa) 2: do a do Cs Cee bre Fs Rents yt road, is proprsed to be closed and to be 
| ait granted part thereof in compensation, 
The part of existing road included in survey 
and (necessary to preserve continuity of pro- 
j . posed road is to be declared to be public road, 
and dedicated to the public accordingly. 
j ; { 
DESCRIPTION OF ROAD TO BE OPENED !-— Widening of part of road known as Queen-street, village of Murwillumbah, parish of <e 


Murwillumbah, county of Rous, Municipality of Murwillumbah,—as shown on plan catalogued R, 14,927-1,603. : 
[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1921-168-7.} ; 


é 


Dsscrrprron of the lands which it is proposed to resume, ani of part of road deemed to be unnecessary which it is proposed to close. : 


Lanp District or MURWILLUMBAH. 








pee Ares. ae | Reputed Owner, 
j 
{ 
| 
oe oD | 
Allot, 2, 9 0 36 | Murwillumbah! F. P. Chambers 
sec. 8, (village cf 
Murwilium bah) | 
Closed road 0 012 Do oa do 
Allot. 3, O16 Do , au 
sec. 8, 








Occupier, 








DESCRIPTION OF ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Deyviation of. part.of the road known as Millett-street (now Austin-street), parish of 
Willoughby, county of Cumberland, Municipality of Lane Cove,—as shown on plan catalogued R. 14,919-1,603. 


\ Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1921-133-8.] 


- Description of the lands which it is proposed to resume, and of parts-of road deemed to be unnecessary, which it is proposed. to close. . 














Character 
of 
Holding, 


Freehold ... 


- 


do Fe 
do ee 





.| 18°18 links 





Width of 
Land to be 
Resumed. 


Variable ... 


Variable ... 














Portion Parish } 
No. Area. tain i Reputed Owner. 
Bek Mop. 
$18 30 9 0 |Willoughby.| Municipal Council 
(now sub- =o of Lane Cove. 
divided), 
; : * 
DO! foe] 89 Q 0 do --| The London Bank 
/ of Australia Ltd, 








Occupier, 


Pet bee bee sen ras one 18> eee 


Pee bee ras OOF oon ree sas wee 


| Character 


co) 
| Holding. 


‘Freehold ..,) $4°85 links 


do 


...| 1615 links 


MeErroroniran Lanp Disraror: 


Width of 
Land to be 
Resumed, 


& variable, 





Area to be 
Resumed 


Pp. 
3 


1 
03 


Area to be 
Kesumed, 





’ Part of road proposed to be closed, &c. 





The unnecessary part of road known as 
Queen-street, being a strip 18:18 links- = 
wide fronting allotment 4,section 8,isto 
be closed and to be granted in compensa- 
tion, 





© 











Parts of road proposed to be closed, &c. 


The unnesessary parts of private subdi- 
vision road known 4s Millett-street, as | 
shuwn on Plan R. 14,919-1,693, are 
proposed to be closed and to be granted 
in compensation. Pa a TN, Sree 

This proposed resumption covers the site of 
-@ reserve 15715 links mide See on 
hee plan 5,817 at the Land Titles 

ce. Fate 








sent a 7) 2 ae ae De priests i 
ae ie ja Pk CONN E  ha aaa 
§ Nov, 1922] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 155. 5935 


Registration No. of Papers— Roads 1922-431.} 








_ NOTIFICATION OF PROPOSED OPENING AND CLOSING OF ROADS, &.—continued, 


DESCRIPTION or Roap OPENED : :—Deviation i in part of road from Guyra to Ebor, parish of Kangaroo, county of Clarke, Guyra 
Shire,—as shown on plan catalogued R... 14,850-1, 603. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1920-527-5.] 


£~ 





Dssorrrrion of the lands which it is proposed to resume, and of parts of road: deemed to be unnecessary which it is proposed to close. 
Laxp District or ARMIDALE. 














a : 
eS. Character | Width of 
44 * Area. zara Reputed Owner. Occupier. of Land to be Aron Mp he Parts of Road proposed to be closed, &c. 
€ : 4 Holding. | Resumed. x : 
HO 

a %r. Pp. ar Dp. 
46 28 3 0 | Kangaroo.,| Mra. C, M. Wright | Formed roadin} Freehold...) Variable...) 1 1 8 von res eee eas sen coe can cen sacleee yan a0 s00ines ras eeevss nee sae 
: use. 

27 | 639 2 «0, DORE do vos} OETBS SOS) MM, do | 500 links &| 82 3 0 The;unnecessary parts of reserved (publie) © i 

. ; Wright and variable. road within portion 27, north and south of 


proposed road, are proposed to be closed, and 
together with unnecessary parts of T.S.R, 
798, notified 10th March, 1897, north of pro» 
— posed road, are to be granted i in compensation. 


¥ 5 P 
—— 


Norg.—Dedication is to be limited to a strip 150 links wide covering site of road in use. 


in use, 


DESCRIPTION OF ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Part of road known as Bridge-street, parish of Petersham, county of Cumberland, 
Municipality of St. Peters,—as shown on plan catalogued R. 14,977-1,608. 





Description of the land which it is proposed to resume. 
































i Metroronitan Land Disreior. © t 
ISSUE. ge oe RE ae 
( re 
s | Width of 
ana : . Character 
Fopvon Atea, aren Reputed Owner. Occupier. of ate bares to be Remarks. 
; | A Holding. Resumed, | 
¥ Agee nies ) i 
* Reyes Ps ite : ti ae Peo ee *) 
171 470 0 0 | Petersham | Trustees of the estate, 4. esseieseecereee Freehold . 1°S5llinks.... 0 © 0} This proprsed resumption comprises the 
(now sub- : i of late Michael : . ; whole of a l-foot reserve in private sub- 
divided). : -|. Gannon, ‘ : | f division,—-shown on deposited plan No. 
< Bs | | 4,018 at the Registrar-General’s Ovfice. 
} t be 
[3008] Hae. 3rd November, 1922. 


WITHDRAWAL OF LAND, DEDICATION OF ROAD, AND DECLARATION OF ROAD AND PARTS OF EXISTING 
ROADS; TO BE PUBLIC ROAD UNDER PUBLIC ROADS AOT, 1962. 


| | Is Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has directed it to be notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of section 11, Public Roads Act, 1902, the lands hereunder described required for the road hereunder specified, shall be and 
are hereby withdrawn and dedicated as a Public Road ; ; also that the road and parts of existing roads, hereunder specified, shall be and 


are hereby decclared to be Public Road. ; 
: . E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands, 





RoapD openeD :—Widening of part of road from Orange to Lewis Ponds, te ee 65, parish of Clinton, county of Bathurst, 
Canobolas Shire,—as shown on pian catalogued R. 14 887-1, 608. 


ie gietratian No, of Papers—Roads. 1922-607-6. } 


DxsoRIPTION of the lands withdrawn and dedicated as a Public Road, and of the road and parts of existing roads declared to be 
Public Road. 


§ 3 Lanp Distrior of ORANGE. 








Character | Width of Area Road, and parts of cxisting ae declared 


38 Area of | 
os Parish. Registered Holder. | ~ Occupier. of Land j 
z& Portion. Holding. |Withdrawn. Withdrawn, so be Public Head. 





% 


& Xp. | : 
65 1,720 0 0} Clinton ...| Frederick George} Frederick George 
: Anlezark. Anlezark. ~ 











Cn. L. 20-8 





50 links u. 





The adjoming reserved road 100 links wide 
and all parts of existing rosds, included in 
survey and necessary to preserve continuity 
of the new road, are declared to be Public 
Road and dedicated to the public aecora- 


ingly. 





bs aioy: 3rd November, 1922. 


Be ercutios OF CLOSING OF ROADS AND APPROVAL OF SALE OF THE LANDS COMPRISED THEREIN 


Nye. 


UNDER ROAD PURCHASE APPLICATION. 


t a i IS. Eecliency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, in pursuanee of the provision ® 


‘of the 20th section of the Public Roads Act, 1902, 


Abe therein will be granted to the person mentioned hereunder, payment of costs, purchase money, deed fee, 











the roads described in the appended Schedule are hereby elosed, and the land® 


and stamp duty 














ex 


ha been made. 
: pao . W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
s RO ; __ SCHEDULE REFERRED TO, 
pay | Description. | Area, | . Proposed Grantee. 
<< . 
tte Pp. 


ua 
Parish of Tuckombil, county of Rous, Land District of Lismore, 8 223 | Alfred Hughes. 


Tintenbar Shire. 
portions 135 and 136, reserved road 1 chain wide within 
‘portion 47, part of reserved road 1 chain wide within and 
. along north boundary of portion 46, west of public road. 
within that ‘portion ; ae reserved- road 1 chain wide within Rae | 


Bortion 48, mete | 

























/ es SRL Gi py te 





6936 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 155 [3 Nov., 1922. 
[3007] Sydney, 8rd Novomber, 1922, 


NOTIFICATION UNDER THE PUBLIC ROADS AOT, 1902, OF RESUMPTION OR WITHDRAWAT AND DEDICATION 
OF LANDS FOR ROADS, OF DECLARATION OF EXISTING ROADS AND PARTS OF EXISTING ROADS i 
BE& PUBLIC ROAD, AND OF THH CLOSING OF ROADS AND PARTS OF ROADS DEEMED TO BE UNNECESSARY. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the Public 
Roads Act, 1902, the lands hereunder described, which are required for the roads hereunder specified (in respect of which roads 

notice of proposal to open the same has duly been given) shall be and are hereby resumed or withdrawn for the several roads 
referred to; and that the said lands shall be and are hereby dedicated as Roads; that the existing roads and parts of existing roads ¢ 
particularised hereunder shall be and are hereby declared to be Public Road; and that the roads and parts of roads hereunder specified 7 


which are deemed to be unnecessary (in respect of which notice of proposal to close the same has duly been given) shall be and are 


. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. % 
Dr3cription of Roap opgNED:—Part of road from Murringo to Boorowa, parish of Geegaullalong, 
n on plan catalogued R. 14,756-1,4038, 


hereby closed. 


Murrungal Shire,—as show 
[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1921-45 -10.] 








W.E 


county of Monteagle, 


Desorrprion of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a Public Road, and of road deemed to be 
unnecessary, which is now closed. 


A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question, and to close the road deemed to be unnecessary, was published 


in the Government Gazette of 4th August, 1922, 

















folio 4408, 


Lanp District or Boorowa. 

















§ Character Width of 

as Parish Area 

29 Area. uted Owner. Oscupier. of Land Road closed, &¢. i 

e* Name. Rep | ? Holding. Rerumoas Resumed, ? 

ar pP. ! | a, T, Pp. ; 

133 | 50 0 Y | Geegulla- | Alfred Ditton Fenced track in use} Freehold | 100 links’ ...) © 816 | The unnecessary reserved road through portion ore 

= long. Coble. : ; 183 is closed and to be granted in N 
| compensation. : 


pn 6 rer hdr tn 


Description or Roaps ormnepD:— Parts of road from Scone to Moonam Flat (‘The Upper Hunter Dry Road”), parisliés of 


een RAN fh ft en Ae 


@ 


rrr ne arnt 





Alma, Cherson, Beltrees, and Moonam, counties of Brisbane and Durham, Upper Hunter Shire,—as shown on plans catalogued 


R. 14,187-1,€03; R. 14,189-1,603; R.14,188-1,603; R. 14,140-1,603 and R. 14,136-1,6039. 


{ Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1919-164-33,] 


' DescriPTiox of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a Public Road, of existing roads declared to be 
Public Road, and of roads and parts of roads deemed to be unnecessary, which are now closed. © 


A 





proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question, to declare existing roads to be Public Road, and to close 


the roads and parts of roads deemed to be unnecessary, was published in the Government Gazette of 8th July, 1921, folio 4095. 
Lanp District or Sconx. 


oe 





Portion 
No. | 


Parish 


Area, Naiie, 


| 
| Reputed Owner. 
| 
" 





Pp. 
Uv | Alma, county 


William Hooke 
of Brisbane ; 


Mackay, 


960 Beltrees, Robert George 
county of Dundas Hitz 
Durham. gerald and road 


} in use, 


910° 0 


EF Tih ARE SE IR lS 


j 
..| Edward T. Whar- 
ton, 


R. 14,139-1,603. 


9:0 Do 


2,560 


H.,E.,A.,and V, 
White. 
do 


ae 


Beltrees and 
Cherson, 
counties of 
Durham and 
Brisbane. 
Cherson 
Beltrees 


ee 


oo 
oo 


Do AY 

H., E., A., and V. 

White and road 
in use, 


R. 14 138-1,603 & B.j14,140-1,603. 


Ne ye en ee? Ot eet en a 





ery 
Lae} 
oe 


560 0 0 {| Moonam, 

county cf 

Dorbam, 
de 


Margaret 
Mitchell. 


56) 0 0 


o 
So 


Executors in the 
estate of the 
late Daniel 


~ 


R, 14,126-1,603. 
a yn nent 














Gears. ; 





Ue ahaa Width of 
oO 
Holding. 


Occupier. 


William Hooke 
Mackay. 


G&G. M. Campbell, 
and road io 
use, 


E, T, Wharton... 


H., E., A., and V 
White. 
do 


oer 


~ do w| 

H.,E., A., and V. 

White and road 
in use, 


Margaret 
Mitchell 





James Geary 


Freehold ,.. 


do 


do 


do 


do 


do 


Area 


laod Resumed. 


Resumed. 





¢ : a. 
100 =links}; 1 
and 150 


links, 
do 0 


oes 


100 =links 
and vari- 
able. 


~1 3 16 


a 


10 links... 
100 


” 





ROO eS em 
100 = links 
and vari- 
able, 


an 


4 oer 


do 


Variable...| 0 0 6 





+9 ingly, 


rede zhemnin:kSuiimememaneneen temeeemeeeeeet ERC CunEY COONS Cte NONE 











‘| The unnecessary parts of confirmed road (R. 





portion +6, parish of Beltrees, as defiaed by this 


pease font 


Roads aud parts of Roads closed, &c.3 also 
existing roads declared to be 
Public Road. t 








The unnecessary part of confirmed road (QR, 
395-163 redefined by R. 4,897-1,603) within 
portion 154, east of western extremity of | 
uew road, is closed and thus vested in owner 
of adjoining land. 

This resumpiion of 5 acres includes an area 
of 2 acres 2 rocds of confirmed road (R. 
335-1,603). The unnecessary paris of con- 
firmed road (8. 395-1,608) within portion 11”, “ 
north and west cf new road, are closed and 
thus vested in owner of adjothing land. 


ee ee ee, ee eee ees — 


The unnecessary part of boundary road, north | 
of portion Y (part), parish of Alma, west of 
li, L., A. G., and V. M. White’s part ot that 
portion, and the unnecessary boundary road 
south of portion 83, parish of Beltrees, are 
closed and to be granted ia compensation. : 

The following unnecessary roads aud parts of if 
roads are closed and to be granted in com- ie 
pensation :—Boundary road north of portions 
20, 6) (xxii), 23, 95, and 81 (excluding part 
necessary to preserve continuity of public 3 
road, R. 4,015-1,603); the north-westerly y 
rererved road within portion 102; part of é 
boundary road separating portion 24 from ; 
portions 103 and 168 (extending from south- ’ 
western to northern extremity of reserved - 
road within portion 24), all parish of Beltrees ; 4 
part of boundary rad separating portion 68 
from portion 18, north of public road (R. 4,)15- 
1,603); the reserved road within pcrtion 18 
along the Hunter River, parish of Cherson ; 
part of boundary road north of portion 9, par- 
ish of Alma, east of E, T, Wharton’s pari of 
that portion, te 

















4,015-1,603), within portion 163, parishes of 
Beltrees and Cherson, west of new road (R. 
14,138-1,803), and north and south of Hunter 
River, are closed and thus vested in the 
owners of adjoining lands. a5) 

*The resumption of 6 acres 3 rood: 10 perches = 
includes an areas of 3 acres3 roods, covered 

_ by confirmed road (R. 4,015-1,608). 


G00 ed rad CO eed HOF Hee HOE BO HOF Onn S98 DOR Hae Bal Fes Nes 204 O00 108 
=x 
204 OOF O88 200 008 Fer bes OO) OF OFS .08 508 50 Oa0 bOn Oe 18s bet one OO% 


The reserved road within portion 19, and@ the s i 
reserved road through north-western cocner cf 


survey (H, 14,139-1,603), are declared to be pub- | 
lie road,.and dedicated to the public accord- 





ee eet eerie - 





’ in 7 SNES ly a 5 a ane e : yet ; ‘be A ey vere AL™ ian 
BR's AMES AE SRN ae ae oe 
*\* * re. a Lae fp ' , ' , 
ae # a 7 bat a ‘ 
i: A Me ‘ - \ 
} PN 
3 Nov., 1922, aR “NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 155, . 5937 





—, 


NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION, WITHDRAWAL, AND DEDICATION OF LANDS FOR ROAD3, &o.—ocontinued, 


DrscripTion oF Roap OPENED :—Road fiom the reserved road within portion 146 to Forest Reserve No, 642, parish of 
Moonee, county of Fitzroy, Dorrigo Shire,—as shown on plan catalogued R, 14,503 -1,603. 


Registration 0. of Papers—Roads 1921~244-14.] 





Description of lands now resumed for the road speaitled above, and dedicated as a Public Road, of part of existing road declared 
to be Public Road, and of part of road deemed to be unnecessary, which is now closed. 


pe a.” propasal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question, to deelare part of existing road to be Public Road, and to 
close tho part of road deemed to be unnecessary, was published in the Government Gazette of 2!th Februiry, 1922, folio 1393. 


F Lanp Disrricr or BELLiInaEn, 


° 



































& 7 Parish | Character Width of ree) Part of Road closed, &c; also part of 
£eo Ares. Wanie Reputed Owner, Occupier, of Land Rasntadd existing Road declared to be 
em ¥ Holding. Resumed, 4 Public Road, 
&, At, ps } ee yi Oe 
146 vl 0 0 |Moonee.,.| Commissioners of the gous Lee,junr, | C.P. 05-15 ...; 100 links...) 0 5 0 Stil FA apeieaphilaisedieoe vesineslgea/raliisn hp ealleeaigén.gen vee sie 
Governmeat Sav- 
| ings Bank of ’ } | 
{ N.S.W. \ H | 
183 | 100 0 0{ Do ..| Frederick _Thomas{ Executor and execu-| C.P. 98-99 o+/ 100 ws 2 0 0; The unnecessary part of reserved road within 
Branch, trix of late Fred- portion 183, north of new road, is closed 
2 erick Thomas and added thereto; the area of fortion 
Branch. 183 and C.P, 08-39 being reduced to $9 acres 
. 3 roods, 
The part of existing road, included in 
survey and nece sary to preserve continuity 
' of new road, is dectared to be Publie Road, 
s : and dedicated to the public accordingly. 











DescriPrion oF Roap ‘OPENED :—Deviatioa of part of road from Mangrove Creek to Gosford, parishes of Keoree and Popran, 
sounty of Northumberland, Erina Shire,—as shown on plan catalogued R, 14, 764-1,603. 


[Rogistration No. of Papers—Roads 1921-385-20.] 





Desorrprion of lands now resumed for the road specified abofe, and dedicated as a Public Road, of parts of existing roads declared to be 
- Public Roads, and of parts of roads deemed to be unnecssary, which are now closed. 


A proposal to resume the lands roferred to for the road in question, to declare parts of existing roads to be Public Road, and to 
alose the parts of roads deemed to be unnecessary, was published in the Government Gazette of 4th August, 1922, folio 4405. 


Lanp District oF Gosrorp. 











Se Rea : Character Widthot | 4... Parts of Road closed, &c. ; 
Reputed Owner, | | Occupier. of land also parts of existing Roads declared to 


a 

Ze f 

a4 rea, j 
2” N tobe Holding. | resumed, resumed. be Public Road, 








‘ 


ee } aes 
57 | 160 QO 0} Kooree...| The Commercia)| William Houlding) C.P, 07-82} Variable .. v0 1 The uvunecesfary parts of boundary road separating 
: Bank of Aust| Kelynack and for. portion 57 trom portion $4, parish of Popran, are 
Lid. =. med track in use, closed, and together with that part of area resumed 
as “severed” land from portion 44 (fronting 
portion 67), are added to portion 57 the ‘area 
thereof and of C.P. 07-32 being increased to 163 
“f f ‘ acres | rood. 

Part of}; 289 2 0 | Popran..., Gilbert Edgar; Gilbert Edzar C.P. 19-44;100 links 2 8 0 | The unnecessary parts of houndary road separating 
44, I Thompson. Thompson and and vari- portion 44 from portions 57 aud 5%, pari-h of 
: formed track in able. ‘ Kooree, south of new roaq, are closed and added to 
use, ~ portion 44; the area thereof and of C.P. 1y-4% 

i" beingreduced to 246 acres 3 roods 20 perches. 
Do 289 2 0/] do .. do «| Gilbert Edgar do ._...| Variable... 1 2 0 | This area (la. 2r,)i3 resumed as “severed” land, 
| 2 é ' Thompson.) * ¢ The unnecersary part cf boundary road sepa- 
rating portion 58, parish of Kooree, from portion 
<gne 44 north of new road is closed, and together with 
Sr + that part of area resumed as “ severed’? land 
; : : ; | from portion 44, south of portion 58,is to be added 
. \ to portion 58, the area therecf and of C.P. 07-24 

; : being increased to 41 acres 3 roods. 








‘ Parts of existing roads included in survey and 

necessary to preserve continuity of new road are 

F declared to be public roads and dedicated to the 
public accordingly. 3 























- Dzsceiprion or ROAD OPENED :—Widening of road on south boundary of portion 225 and part of south boundary of portion 
102, parish of Beneree, county of Bathurst, Canobolas Shire,—as shown on plan catalogued R. 14,781-1,6038, 


a Rogistation No. of Papers—Roads 1922-395-11.] 













° 


ir 2 ‘Drscrrerion of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a Public Road, and of part of existing road declared 
: es ‘to be Public Road. 
_ A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question, to declare part. of existing road to be Public Road, was pub- 


a shed i ‘in the Government Gazette of 4th August, 1922, folio 44 3. 

Lanp Districr or ORANGE. 
: ¥ { 

: Character | Width of 

Parish Reputed Owner. Ocoupier. of Land 








Ares parts of existing road dsclared to be Tublie Road, 














Name k , Holding. ha paseat Resam:d. 
‘ a Yr. Dp. , 
Beneree ...; Charies Henry) Charles Henry) Freehold,,.| 50 links ... v 1 86 | The part of the boundary road 59 links wide, south 
Benuett, ‘ Kennett. of widening and end of read, is declared 
J | to be Public Road and dedicated to the public 
: t j accordingly. 
Do «| John  THarcour!| John Harcourt OF aeeh BOP VAs nw 20.1 PUI Gaissicleas sbstint cab bag ees naeiteu Rew eenber eek ai tice tos 


Kerr, herr, | 





5938 | _ NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 15t. [8 Nov. 1992, 


x 
gd 


NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION, WITHDRAWAL, AND DEDICATION OF LANDS FOR ROADS, &o.— continued. 


DrscRIPTION OF Roap OPENED :—Part of Road from the Molong-Orange road to East Molong, ‘parish. of Molong, eounty if 
; Ashburnham, Molong ee geste on ee catalogued R. 14,791-1,603.. 
{Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1911- 661- -20.] 





od 


\ 
DescxiPrion of lands now resumed, for the road specified above, and dedicated as a Publis Boad, and of road deemed to be unecessary, 
which is now closed. 


A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question, and to close og road deemed to ve unnecessary, was 


published in the Government Gazette of 4th August, 1922, folio 4408. 
Land District oF Motone. ss eee 
































FI | } 

2. fate | f _ Character Width of kread . : 

2.S| Aréa. rene Keputed Owner. | Occupier.. of L Road clesed, &e, 

& - sont Holding. | Resumed. | Besumed. |. ; 

<j ¥ 
3 a 1. pp. X : a TT, Pp. sae é 

268 | 640 v 0/| Molong ...| AnneS. B. Glasson ...j Anne 5. B. Glasson..| Freenold ...}. 100 lings & 0 2 0| The unnecessary reserved road (north of 
“ variable, Orange-Molong road) within portions 268 

29; 188 0 0 Do XY, do say do sis de ve dO a 2B 12 and 29, is closed and part thereof to be 
: Mane ; . | 4 granted in pom pen ee i 

30°} 129 0 86 Do oe "do ae do at do ...| Variable... 0 012 cot pve vations gas‘ase teelass ohn doa touted oes oysicss legions 











Description oF ROAD OPENED :—Deviation in part of road from the Lismor “Branawick Road to Gooper’ s Creek, parish of 
Clunes, county of Rous, Byron Shire,—as shown on plan ¢ Gelogued ‘R. 14,720-1,603. 
" [Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1920-187-12. | 


DEscRIPTION of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a Public Road, of part of existing road declared to be 
Public Road and of parts of roads deemed to be unnecessar y, which are now closed. 


A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question, to declare part: of existing road to be Public Road, and to vlose 
the parts of roads deemed to be unnecessary, was published in the Government Gazette of ah August, 1922, zelio —s 
: A 


LAND Distaror or Lismore. 











errr 
































| fen a] ae ia 
: Parish / é Character wiath of Area | Parts of Roads closed, &c.; also part of existing 
Portion Ne, Area. | Name, hy uted Owner, SEO ELOE H sling: Sako | Resumed, | “Road declared to be Public Road. 
ie ! eet 
a. Tp. | ) # f Mae re p. 

Part of 15 | 638 0 0| Clunes | J R.Johuston) J R, Johnston) Freehold ..| 100 1inks & 1 240 | The SL ubacnity part of reserved road within 
(now sub- | J i variable. portion 15, south of new road, and the un- 
divided), | : Gea hecessary part of boundary road in con- 

; 5 ; ; ‘| tiauity ‘thereof to the Lismore-Branswick 
i 7 ' road, are closed and partthereol to be granted 
i chee ‘ ; in compensation. 
(Unnum- 2 210 | Do ee do pee do 24 do. «.| Variable .., 0 0 2] The part of existing road included in the gur- 
bered), | ; vey, and necessary to preserve continuity of 
: | ; _ | the new road, is declaree .o ve Public Road 
| _ and dedicated to thé public accordingly. 
[2859] Spyies: 27th October, 1922. 


_APPLICATION FOR ERECTION OF RABBIT-PROOF FENCING, 


ATS TION is invited to the undermentioned application, under the Pastures Protection Act, 1902, for permission tu 
carry Rabbit-proof Fencing across road and erection of Gate. 


W. B. WHARNE, Minister for Lands. — 





With whom Objections may be lod; 4 

















Yr 


Applicant, Site of Fence and Gate. Parish. County. ‘| Plan exhibited at— PEN hike GB 
Place. lot laterthso 
Joseph Keeffe ...; Through C.R. 71 to) GQoogong ...| Murray  ...| Queanbeyan | District Surveyor, 26 Nov.,1922  —_ 
western boufdary of ees Goulburn. y 
portion 89. Gate to 
be erected across road : 
on eastern boundary % ’ sr een 
of 89. . 
f2773} , a | Local Land Board Office, 


Forbes, 17th October, 1922, 


IT is bersh y notified that inquiry will be held by the Local Land Board in pean to Reserves which are included in Leases 
the conversion of which has been applied for under section 190 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, and as to any 
objection to granting the application. : 























Particulars are specified in Schedule below. — Aes Rk M. BEN SON, . 
eae SOHEDULE. 1 ENR aioe _..., District Surveyor, 
Particulars of Lease, conversion of which is applied for. i ciek ‘ : a 
= » Applicant Class ct Holding pe jars 1 Pee aad Deis ck 
tor. é _ Inquiry by | 
‘on | Area, Parish and County, tor cians: ek < igo aa Pit Looal Land Board 
| a. Y. aa 
Special re 3 Ae 0 % Parish Reatpenntl county! William Alfred A.C.P, 22-18...) T.8.R. 20,959 ...) Parkes, 29th 
No. 05-38. | Ashburnham, Bailey.| _ November, 
| } 1922, 
| ¥ - » # 
Special Lease) 40 0 0 Do 34 do | A.C.P. 22-40...) T.8.R. 20,959 .,/ do 
No, 06-84. 2 








3 Nov, 1922.) ++ NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 155. 5939 





{8046] : ‘. BS gh ies Ce 3 Sydney, 3rd November, 1922. 
NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR AN ORIGINAL CROWN-LEASE. 


he is hereby notified, for public information, that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the 
Crown Lands comprised within the area hereunder mentioned are‘hereby set apart for an Original Crown-lease, and shall be disposed 
of under the prevailing conditions of the law. 


The area will be available on and after 11th DECEMBER, 1922, before which applications should not be lodged. 


_An application shall be in Form 9, and (unless it be lodged: with the Crown Land Agent during thefirst week that theland becomes 
available) shall be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance, and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee; but upon con- 
firmation of an application such rent and survey fee must be paid, The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires. te pay the fee aoonen 
be paid in ten equaj yearly instalments, with interest.at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 


All applications should be lodged with the local Crown-Land Agent by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly 
authorised in writing, and all applications in posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 11th December, 1922, or at any 
time between the 11th December, 1922, and the 16th December, 1922, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be rh 4 be and to 
have been lodged with such Land Agent simultaneously on the 11th December, 1922. 


The land set apart is exempt from the operations of general license under the Forestry Regulations. 


- ’ The Crown-lease will be pubjoy to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts and Regulations thereunder, and to the 
following special conditions :— 


(a4) The Crown-lessee shall not assign or.sublet without the consent of the Minister for Lands, and if any stock not owned 
by the lessee are found depasturing on the Crown-lease it shall be prima facie evidence of subletting. 


(6) Power will be reserved to the Crown’and to any person authorised by the Minister for Mines to enter upon the lease and 
search for and win minerals. 


(c) Power will be reserved to the Crown to resume any portion of the lease which may be required for mining, mining purposes 
or any other public purpose, upon giving notice in writing, and upon payment only of the value of the improvements on 
the portion resumed (such value not to exceed their costs), and a reduction of rent proportionate to the area resumed. In 
the case of resumption for mining or mining purposes, not less than one month’s notice, and in the case of resumption for 
any other purpose, not less than three months’ notice in writing will be given to the lessee. 


(d) The holder of any Crown-lease shall, within six months from the date of confirmation of the lease, commence and take 
effective steps to keep the land so leased clear of rabbits and other noxious animals, and shall afterwards continue such 
efficient steps or means of keeping the land clear of the same during the whole term of the lease to the satisfaction of the 
Local Land Board.. During the second year of the lease he shall commence and thereafter continue to clear the land of 
noxious weeds and scrub (except edible scrub), at the rate of not less than one-tenth of the total area each year,so that the 
whole shall be cleared during the first eleven years of the lease; and after any land has been cleared or operated upon 
the lessee shall keep it free from noxious weeds and scrub (other than edible serub) during the rere term of the lease to 
the satisfaction of the Local Land Board. : 


nf \ (e) The boundaries of the lease are to‘be fenced with a six-wire fence rates five years of date of confirmation of lease 
Provided, however, that any other suitable fence rey be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Local Land 
Board. 


(f) No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the purpose of sale, except subject to the provisions of the Forestry Act 
1916, and Regulations thereunder at the time in force. 


' (g) The lessee shall destroy all useless timber, except such as shall be necessary for the purposes of shade and dneiges and he 
sha}l preserve sufficient useful timber (if ‘any) on the land ieased for the purpose of improvements thereon. 


(4) The lessee may, however, take from the land leased to him such timber and other material for building and other purpcses 
upon such land as.may be required by him as tenant thereof, provided such land is net comprised within a timber reserve 
or State forest. 


(2) The lessee shall take effective steps to eradicate prickly-pear (if any) from the land leased, and keep the land clear therefrom 
to the satisfaction of the Minister for Lands during the term of such lease. ‘The lessee shall commence such operations within 
six months from the date of confirmation of the lease, and within twelve months from such date shall clear from pear not leas 
than one-third of the land leased. During each subsequent period of twelve months he shall eradicate the pear from not 
less than an additional one-third of the area leased, so that the whole area shall be Slesred within three years from the date of 
f confirmation of the lease. 


The term of the lease shall be forty-five years, and a condition of residence for a term of five years shall attach thereto. The Crown 
lessee is required to enter into residence within six months from date of confirmation of the application for the lease. 


Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown the holder shail pay the capital value of 
such improvements in accordance wijh the ee of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, 
“4 W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


Norzt.—4il Saprwatton may’ be obtained from, and all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of cost: 
if so desired by the applicant, 








” ee ae 


_ GROWN-LEASE AREA No. 3,944. 
: EASTERN DIVISION. 


g ae Laxsp Drsprict oF ARMIDALE, AND DUMARESQ AND APSLEY SHIRES. 





Within occupation license No 1,116. 





Bit t 


Portion comprised 
im Crown-lease. — 


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S25) ae Acres. | £ « dl £ada/£ 8. 4 
Sandon peer ay oes 3,745 | 1,872 10 0} 28.8.2 | 38018 4 Nil. About 25 miles} Very steep and precipitous country ; openly tim, 
ten (about). south-easterly| bered with gum, box, oak, ash, stringybark, 
; oF aia (ex. ee from Uralla. messmate, peppermint, stunted gum, and 
. 1 - toads). ‘ apple; poor pasturage, best suited for turn-out 
/ | | for winter stock; sufficient natural water 
Me supply in Blue Mountain Creck. Average 
PS a { annual rainfall, about 35 inches. 
wi : Ms. Ls. 1922-4,608. 
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- Nore. —Inoludes Crown: lease Area No, 3,497 and part of Crown-lease Area No, 3,205, which area, bund part of area, are hereby revoked, ‘Area, capital value, annual 
rent, and ‘eurvey ie are subject to adjustment after survey, The area is exclusive of necessary roads and authorised oocupations tinder the Mihing Acts, 









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(3047) “Paes Sydney, 8rd November, 1922, _ 
NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL CROWN-LEASES FOR GRAZING ONLY. 


dé is hereby notified, for public information, that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown 
Lands coinprised within the areas hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Original Crown-leases for Grazing only, and shall 
be disposed of under the prevailing conditions of the law. ane 


The areas will be available on and after 11th DECEMBER, 1922, before which applications should not be lodged, 


An application shall be in Form 9, and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land becomes — 
available) shall be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance, and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee; but 
apon confirmation of an application such rent and survey fee must be paid, The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee 
s oner) be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 


All applications should be lodged with the local Crown Land Agent by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly 
authorised in writing, and all applications in posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 11th December, 1922, or at 
any time ‘between the 11th December, 1922, and the 16th December, 1922, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed to 
be and to have been lodged with such Land Agent simultaneously on the 11th December, 1922, 


The land set apart is exempt from the operation of general license under the Forestry Regulations. 
The Crown-lease will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts and tu the following special conditions :— 

(a) The Orown-lessee shall not assign or sublet without the consent of the Minister for Lands, and it any stock not owned by the 
lessee are found depasturing on the Crown-lease it shall be prima facie evidence of subletting. 

() Power will be reserved to the Crown and to any person authorised by the Minister for Mines to enter upon the lease and 
searcii for and win minerais. During the whole currency of the lease the area shall be open to the operations of miners’ 
rights and business licenses without interfereace or annoyance by the lessee, and the lessee shall post at each place of access 
to such area calico notices, indicating, for public information, that such area is open to the operations of miners’ rights. 
Such notices shall be erected and maintained to the satisfaction of the local Conditional Purchase Inspector. 

(c) Power will be reserved to the Crown to resume any portion of the lease which may be required for mining, mining purposes, 
or any other public purpose, upon giving notice in writing, and upon payment only of the value of the improvements on the 
portion resumed (such value not to exceed their costs), anda reduction of rent proportionate to the area resumed. In the case 
of resumption for mining or mining purposes, not less than one month’s notice, and in the case of resumption for any other 
purpose, not less than three months’ notice in writing will be given to the lessee. 

(4) The holder of any Crown-lease shall, within six months from the date of confirmation of the lease, commence and take effective 
steps to keep the land so leased clear of rabbits and otker noxious animals, and shall afterwards continue such efficient 
steps or means of keeping the land clear of the same during the whole term of the lease to the satisfaction of the Local Land ~ 
Board. During the second year of the lease he shall commence and thereafter continue to clear the land of noxious weeds 
and scrub (except edible scrub) at the rate of not less than one-tenth of the total area each year, so that the whole shall © 
be cleared during the first eleven years of the lease, and after any land has been cleared or operated upon the lessee shall 
keep it free from noxious weeds and scrub (other than edible scrub) during the remaining term of the lease, to the satisfaction 
of the Local Land Board. : 

(e) The boundaries of the lease are to be fenced witha six-wire fence within five years of date of confirmation of lease: 
Provided, however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Local Land — 
Board. Gates of access shall be erected where necessary for the convenience of miners. oa 

(/) No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the purpose of sale, except subject to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 
1916, and Regulations thereunder at the time in force. 

(g) The lessee shall destroy all useless timber except such as shall be necessary for the purposes of shade and shelter,and he shall 
preserve sufficient useful timber (if any) on the land leased for the purpose of improvements thereon, All timber auitable for 
mining purposes shall be preserved, fae 

(4) The lessee may, however, take from the land leased to him such timber and otber material for building and other purposes 
ah sa land as may be required by him as tenant thereof, provided such land is not comprised within a timber reserve or 

tate forest. ; 

(«) The lessee shall take effective steps to eradicate prickly-pear (if any) from the land leased, and keep the land clear therefrom 
to the satisfaction of the Minister for Lands during the term of such lease. The lessee shall commence such operstions within’ 
six months from the date of confirmation of the lease, and within twelve months from such date shall clear from peur not lesa 
than one-third of the land leased. During each subsequent period of twelve months he shall eradicate the pear from not 
Jess than an additional one-third of the area leased, so that the whole area shall be cleared within three years from the date 
of confirmation of the lease. 

(j) The right of conversion into a homestead farm, as provided by section 135 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, is 
hereby barred. 

() The land shall be used for the purpose of grazing only. Baten ay 

(1) The Crown-lease is limited t> the surface and toa depth of 50 feet below the surface, and the Crown will not be responsible — 
or liable for any subsidence or damage caused by or in connection with mining or other operations carried on below the said 
depth, whether the said mining or other operations are carried on beneath the lease or otherwise. 

The term of the lease shall be forty-five years, and a condition of residence for a term of five years shall attach thereto, 
The Orown lessee is required to enter into residence within six months from date of confirmation of the application for the lease. 


Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shal! pay the capital value cf 
guch improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act. 1913. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


Notg.— All information may be obtained from, and all forms of. application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of cost, 
(7 so desired by the applicant. : és 





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CROWN-LEASE AREA No. 8,942. ; 

> EASTERN DIVISION. ‘ 
Lanp District oF ARMIDALE, AND DUMARESQ SHIRE. 


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County, | Parith | FE 1,01, | forfirst | for or | Survey | estimated Valuc of |  Tomn and wart gh A gyi Halos id Sh 
2/4 period of % Improvements. , ‘ PP'y: 
£ © | lease 15 years of therefrom. | 7 
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Sandon ..| Duval .:) .A 1,160 | 2,320 0 0} 29 0 0} 1813 4] Fencing, £6917s.1d.) About 7 miles; Uudulating to rough broken ridges of granite, 
(about). | (half value); fen-| northerly conglomerate and trap formations; light sandy 
(ex. rds), cing, £21 l1s.(full| from  Armi-| and gravelly soils, clay subsoils; thick forest 
value) ; ringbark-| dale, country timbered with stringybark, gum, box, — 
) ing, thinning, &e., peppermint and apple; best adapted for wool 
£223 5s, 8d. growing ; suitable to some extent for breeding; _ 
‘ - not suitable for dairying ; sufficient Jand may be | 
| j found for cultivation for domestic purposes. — 
ad ; / Average annual rainfall, about 32 inches, — 
Sufficient natural water supply in Duval Creek, 
Ms, 1922-9,733. Se n 




















_, Not#.—Includes classification reserve, notified 2nd December, 1921, (area about 330 acres) camping and water reserve 1,070 from sale and 158 from lease, 
notified 1st November, 1880, and part (about 185 acres) of an automatic. reservation from sale or lease under section 228, which are hereby revoked, The 
included part (about 970 acres) of reserve from conditional sale, notified 4th November, 1885, is not affected by this notification, Area, capital value, annua 
1ent, and survey fee are subiect to modification upon survey, i 4 





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NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL CROWN LEASES FOR GRAZING ONLY—continued, 


CROWN-LEASE AREA No. 3,913. ; 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District oF ARMIDALE, AND DUMARESQ SHIRE. 
Within occupation licenses 189 and 1,116. 



















% 
# =f Value | for firss | § Betimaied Va Character of Land, Soil, Timber, &a, 
a = or firs urvey ue r ry 
: 3 E period ct roti sic iierdresente Water Supp. x’ 
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Sandon ..! Enmore ..| F 775 | 1,162 10 1410 8|16 0 0 Nil, Uralla is about} Undulating to hilly, of slate and granite forma- 
(about), 25 miles north- tion; sandy, clayey; and gravelly soil ; ‘stony 
westerly. subsoil, a jew acre, may be cultivated for 


| domestic purposes ; pasturage is good ; country 
sound and suitable for breeding and rearing 
: sheep or cattle; not suitable for dairying: no 
| natural water supply, but suitable sites for 
| i ; : | : dams exist; th? whole is thick forest country 
\ timbered with gum, stringybark, apple, ‘box, 
vette sh ? and peppermint, some of which is suitable for 
i | fencing and rough building purposes. Average 
| K | annual rainfall about 35 inches. 

Ms. Ls, 1922-4,€08. 


























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Nctrr--The included part of Crown-lease Area No, 3,205 is hereby revoked. Reserve 1027 (M) for mining or mining purposes, notified 1! sth July, 1908, is not 
affected by this notification. Area, capital value, annual rent, and survey fee are subject to adjustment une measurement, 





[384.2] eye | Sydney, 3rd November, 1922. 
REVOCATION FROM RESERVAS—SALE, LEASE, &3.—CONSEQUENT ON CONVER3ION OF SPECIAL LEASES. 


T is hereby notified that the reserves from sale, lease, &c., purticularised in the Schedule hereto, have been revoked, consequent on the 
conversion into conditional purchase or other tenure, under the provisions of section 190 of the Crowo Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, 
of special leases covering the Orown lands within the said reserves, and that such revocation take effect from the dates of approval by 
the Minister for Lands of the granting of the conversion applications as specifiéd in the said Schedule. 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 















































Land Rea Date of | | | | pets 
. jerve - Date o' ; w 
Distriot. Division. | “No. Purpose. Notification, | County. | Parish, Shire, Area. | Part revoked. | remote 
takes effeot. 
; ' Bester Pe 
Wagga” Central..} 26,237 | From sale and lease| 30 June, 1897| Bourke ...! Curra- | Mitchel] Shire200 0 0| The whole; portion 103.) 17 Aug,, 1922 
Wagga. other than special y wananna, Plan B, 2,299 R. 1806. 
lease. | C.S, 1,922-15,304, 
Boorowa ..| Eastern..| 13,658 | From sale for tra-; 11 April, 1891! Monteagle.| Rossi ..| Marrungal 12 0 06 | Part within portion 156and)} 6 Sepv., 1922 
velling stock and | Shire.| (about). adjoining roads. Plan 
camping. ' M. = 5,321-1,780. C.S. 
5 . | 1922-16,458. 
Muwillura- | Do ..| 47,249 | From sale for water] 6 Dec., 1911) Rous ..| Nullum ..| Tweed Shire..| 52 0 0|'The whole; portion 100,! 26 May, 1922 
bah. supply. ; i Plan R. 8,423-1,759. C.S,. 
. 1922-16,723, 
Moss Vale.. Do ..| .... | From sale for water| 24 Dec., 1861) Camden ..| Berrima ..| Nattai Shire |226 0 0 | Part within portion 416. Sept., 1922 
| . supply, or other (about), Plan C..3,382-2,041, CS, 
| public purposes| | 1922-16,829. 
under genera) | 
notice. é | 
Lismore .,| Do 752 | From sale for public) [1 April, 1881) Rous ..| South Gun-| Gundurimba ; 45 9 0 | The whole; part previously} 12 April, 1922 
purposes. | 4 durimba. Shire.| (about). revoked ; portion 196. 
Plan R. 8,421-1,759. C.S. 
| 1922-17, 157, 
Molong .. Do ..| 30,608 | From sale for camp-; 17 Fub, 1900) Ashburnham} Brymedura| Amaroo Shire/{93 0 06 | Part within portion 200 and} 13 Mar,, 1922 
ing and water é (about). intervening and adjoining 
supply. | | | roads, Plans A. 7,922 and 
y 7.923-1,770. C8, 1922- 
vibes 17,197. 
Lismore ..; Do ..} 53,196 | From sale for trigo-| 21 Feb., 1919) Rous Boorabee..| Terania Shire/125 2 0 | Part within portion 132 and} 7 Noy., 1921 
nometrical pur-| ~ (about). intersecting and adjoin- 
| poses. ing roads. Plan R. &,424- 
| : 1,759. ©.S. 1922-17,288, 
Gosford ..j . Do... 110 | From sale pending, 23 Mar., 1881) Northum- | Morrisset..) Lake Mac- (250 0 0 | Part within portion 325,) 14 Sept., 1922 
. the construction! berland, | quarie Shire. Plan N. $,474-2,111. C.8. 
of a railway and) 1922-18, L€2. 
other public pur- | 
poses, | y 
Albury .. Do ..| 2,533 | From sale for tra-| 9 Oct., 1886) Goulburn,,| Mullan. - | Hume Shire..'207 © 0 | Part within portion 10 and, 26 May, ,, - 
‘ velling stock and jandra (about). adjoining road. Plan G. 
caniping. 3.696-1,475. C.S, 1922- 
= 18,487, 
gel : Sydney, 3rd November, 1922, 


REVOCATION OF RETURNED SOLDIERS’ SPECIAL HOLDING AREA. 


“ate is haschy notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 4 of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, the Returred 
See 8 ppeai! Holdin g saint particularised hereunder, is hereby revoked. 


W. E, WEARNE. Minister for Lands, 


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nant iro No. wounte ot | County. | Parish, | Shire, | Area, Part revoked. Papers No. 
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Lithgow __..|Eastern..| Returned So’dier’s| 9 Nov., 1917} Roxburgh ..| Cullen Blaxland «| 27 0-0 | Part within nortions 151 and} Ms. Lx. 
il Special Holding Bullen 152. Plan R. 3,864-1,496. 1922- 12,959. 
Area No, 253. (Suburbs of} Portland). : 











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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMEN'’ GAZETTE, No. 155. 


REVOCATION OF RESERVES FKOM SALE, LEASE, &o. 


is hereby notified, for public information, that, under the provisions of section 30 of the Crown Lands Consokdation Act, 1913, 
the reserves from sale, lease, &e., hereunder described, are hereby revoked, but such revocation shall not take effect untal agber 


_the expiration of sixty days from the above date, 




































































[3 Nov., 1992, 


Sydney, 3rd November, 1992, 


W. HE. WHARNHE, Minister for Lands, 
































Land Date of } i 
Disteioh, | Division, ag Purpose. | Notification. | County. | Parish. | Shire, &c. Area. Part revoked. Pasers No. 
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Gosford .,| Eastern.. 22,503 | From sale for water| 25 May, 1895} Northum- | Cowan Erina Shire 15 0 0 | Part within reserve 55,771; Ms, 1922- 
supply and access. berland, (about). . from sale (reserve 55,772) §,094, 
ee from lease generally) for 
) public recreation, noti- 
fied this day. 

Gunning do 32,673 | From sale for} 11 May, 1901] King Crookwell.,| Crookwell | 0 1 0| The whole; allotment 1,| Ms. 1922- 

Mechanics (Town of Clrookwell). Shire, | section 2. Plan C, 9-| 5,821. ° 
| Institute site. 1,753. 3 4 

Kempsey .. do From sale and lease} 4 Aug., 1932) Raleigh Congarinni} Nambucca Shire Q 324 | The whole, being forfeited| Ms. Ls. 

j | under section 206, (about). special lease 19-13 Ksy.| 1922-5,883, 

Maitland .. de shot do ..| 14 July, 1922) Northum- { Heddon ..) Cessnock Shire} 16 2 10 | The whole; portion | Ms, 1922- 

herland.| Plan W. 4,108-2,111, 7,058. 
NotE,—This land will become available for Returned Soldier’s Special Holdings on 3rd January; 1923, on the terms and conditions as originally notified 
) in Gazette of 28th July, 1.916 (Returned Soldier’s Special Holding Area No. 6). ° 
Gosford ..} Eastern...| From sale or lease| 16 Sept., 1921; Northum: Tuggarah.,{ Erina Shire .., 21 -3 80 | The whole; portion 172.; Ms, 1922- 
: under section 206. berland.} Plan N. 5,630-2,111. 7,065. 
Do do *, do 14 Oct., 5; do... do do 32 0 0] The whole; portion 173. de 
Plan N.5,744-2,111. 
Narrabri ..| Central..| 28,387 | From special lease..| 5 ,, 1898) Baradlne..| Talluba ..| Namoiand Wal-| 2,000 0 0| Part within the parish of} Ms, 1922- 
gett Shires, (about). Talluba, 8,767. 
Nyngan do ..| 41,696 | From sale generally|.22 May, 1907) Flinders ..| Mogundale| BoganShire- ..| 16,900 0 0{| Part within the parish of ado 
| |. (about). Mogundale. ! 
Do do 41,697 | From lease other| 22 ,, sean tio do ah do . 16,900 0 0; do de 
than lease under : | | (about). 
‘ the 18th section, ; | | 
Molong”..| Eastern. .|. 14,451 | From ‘sale for ex-| 19 Sept., 1891) Ashburn- | Collett ..; Boree Shire ..| 0 3 0 | The balance oie do 
tension to tem- | ham, | (about), 
ie porary common : 
| at Canowindra. | | " 
Do do ..) From annual lease} 13 April, 1892 do do sel do 0 3.0 do BET AIDES Ie do 
| or occupation Hy. (about), , 
license under 
i general notice. i ae # : 
Walgett ..| Central..| 40,192 | From lease other/ 17 Jan., 1906) Leichhardt| Colmia ../ Walgett Shire..| 600 © 0 | Part within the parish of do 
; than lease under | (about). of Colmia. 
e the 18th section. i 4 
‘fumut -| Eastern. .| 35,180 | From annual lease..| 1 Oct., 1902) Buccleuch | Pimbeyan | Gadara Shire ..|15,000 0 0]| The whole .. A 3k do 
‘ and Boraig. (about). 
Do do _..} 35,181 do 1g ee do do: do ..{10,500 0 0| do Cy Moye do 
(about). cue } — 
Wagga Central..} 41,202 | From lease other] 12 Dec., 1906) Bourke Brangalgan| Coolamon 340 0 0 | Part within the parish of}  do- 
Wagea. than lease under * Shire. (about). Brangalgan. 
the 18th section. Fi - 
Do do 790 | From sale __ for} 15 Sept., 1875 do do do 70 0 0 do do 
travelling stock. | (about) mae ; 
Tumbar- Hastern..| 48,009 | Fromsalegenerally.| 7 Aug., 1912) Selwyn Cowra, Tumbarumba | 5,000.0 0} Part within W. andC.R.| do 
umba. Wallace and Shire.| (about), 52,258, notified 31st 
‘ Manjar. August, 1917, and that 
5 ; part of New Maragle 
State Forest No. 706, 
dedicated 25th April, 
1919, in the parishes 
: mentioned. Ng 

Lithgow do 8,693 | From sale for rail-| 23 Feb., 1889} Westmore- | Kowmung.| Oberon Shire :.. -700 0 0 | Part within the parish of do 
Way purposes. land. (about). Kowmung. : 

Corowa Central..| 42,219 | From sale for| +4 Dec., 1907/ Hume Quat Coreen Shire ..| 28 0 O0]| The whole .. Ms. 1922- 
travelling stock Quatta. (about), 8,885. 
and camping, we Bh eis 

Parkes do 4,374 do 5 Nov., 1887; Cunning- | Trundle ..| Goobang Shire} 424 0 0 | Part situate westerly and] Ms, -1922- 

ham, (about). north-westerly of the} 9,229, 
\ north-western side of 
is the public road from 
Trundle to Yarrabundaij 
; platform. 

a De do ...| 29,909 | From license and} 23 Sept., 1899 do do do 424 0 0 do do 
lease generally. * (about), 

Tamworth. .| Eastern..| 16,567 | From sale — for; 22 Oct., 1892} Parry Bullimball | Cockburn Shire) 42 0 0 | Parts (2) within the unex-| Ms, Ls. 
travelling stock. : : (about). _pired portions of special] 1922-9,437 

lease 2905-13, the term 
} of which parts has been 
extended. (Blocks C and 
D shown on heliograph, 
exhibit “OC.” with}. 
| papers.) 
Do do From sale or lease} 1Jan., 1922) do do do 50 0 0 |.The whole; being the ex- do 
; - under section 228, m (about). ‘pired part of special 
1 ease 1905-13. Plan P. 
» 2,692r1,764. 
Do do 16,567 | From sale for} 22 Oct., 1892; do do do 10 0 0 Woe Ms. Ls. 
travelling stock. % : (about). . 1922-9,450. 
* Part withia block A and intersecting road, shown by red edging on helio. exhibit ‘C,” with papers, being that part of special lease 1905-15, 
R the term of’ which has been extended. Plan P. 2,089-1,764. : 
Tamworth,.| Eastern.) .... | From sale or lease) 1Jan., 1922; Parry .| Bullimball | Cockburn 43 0 0| The whole; embracing; Ms. Ls. 
} 5 : ! undorsection 228. : Shire.| (abont), the expired part of] 1922-9,450. 
i special lease 1905-15.) — 
: ; | _ Plan P. 2,089-1,764. 
Boorowa’ .. do do Lie », | King Gunnary...| Murrungal 25 0 0| The whole; being ex-| Ms. Ls. 
ns ~~ Shire.| (bout). | “pired “special “ lenge] 1922-12,294, 
Dubbo -| Central. | 34,876 | From sale for] 16 Aug.,. 1902) Lincoln Warrie Talbragar Shire 5 0 0 | Part situate south of the} Ms. Ls. 
‘ Fh he travelling stock| - ; (about), westerly prolongation] 1922-13,264. 
and camping. ~ © : : of the northern boun-| © 
dary of allotment 3, 
section 16 (Butler's Falls 
i: : subdivision). 
Narrandera do From sale or lease! 4 Noy., 1921] Cooper ..! Narrandera|: Yanko Shire . 69 1 0| The whole; portion 170. Ms. Ls. 
under section 206. - J Plan C, 4,185-1,804. 1922-13, 265. 
Grafton .. | pe de 34,782 Mining purposes ,.] 26 July, 1902) Drake Yulgilbar ,.{| Copmanhurst 340 0 0 |The part within portion| 0.8. 1922- 
- “ ‘ , Shire.) (about), i4. Plan D. 605-1,748,) 19,714, 


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Sydney, 3rd November, 1922, 


REVOCATION OF NOTIFICATION OF TRACTS OR AREAS PREVIOUSLY NOTIFIED AS NOT AVAILABLE FOR 

SETTLEMENT UNTIL FURTHER NOTIFICATION, . 

T is hereby notified, for public information, that, under the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, the notification 
that the tracts or areas hereunder descrided are not available for settlement are hereby revoked. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 









































Prec | Division. | Oe i WA | County, | Parish. Shire, &e, | Area, Part revoked. Papers Ke. 
r AOR, Pe ; 
Inyerell ..| Eastern ..| 21 Dec., 1917 ..| Gough Balaclava .| Macintyre Shire) 477 2 3) Within portions 42, 140, and 148. Plans) C.S, 1922- 
; 2 ~ G, 6/897, 6,895, and 6,953-1,761. 19,705. 
Glen Innes . do 4 April, 1919..| Jlive.. Moogem .| Severn Shire ..| 250 0 0 | The whole... Fi .| Ms, 1922- 
| ; : (about). ; 8,707. 
Do ¥ ado 12 Sept., 1906..| . do Farnell and do -| 18,700 © 0} The balance .. eS ay Ns de 
3 Capoompeta. (about). ‘ ‘ 
Do do 4 Mar., 1908..| do Farnell and - do 200 0 0 do ap Ri i ie or ads 
_ Moogem. (about). 
Do do 14 July, 1909 ..| . do ..| Farnell ‘ ay do .} 2,500 9 0° do 5 ; de 
a (about). ‘ 
Do Ee, do 7 Sept., 1917..; do Farnell, Binny, and do -; 12,000 © 0} The whole do 
Moogem. ; (about). 
Tumbarumba do 14 Nov-, 1919.,| Selwyn .| Cowra and Manjar| Tumbarumba 430 6 © | Part within water and camping reserve do 
: ; : Shire,| (about). 52,298, notified 31st August, 1917. 
Do -.; . de 7 July, 1915.. do Murenmerenmong, -|11,400 0 0} Part within New Maragle State Forest & 
Mallee, and (about). No. 706, dedicated 25th April, 1919, © 
: anjar. 
Narrabri -.| Central 1 ,, 1896..| Baradine 4%.) Talluba Namoi Shire ..| 200 0 0) Part within the parish of Talluba do 
(No. 24,380). ’ : (about), 
Dubbo i... do .-| 21 Dee.; 1917..| Lincoln Narran .| Cobbora Shire..| 138 3 0 | Part within portion 71 (formerly set gs. Ls. 
; : apart for Crown-lease as additional) 1922-12,058. 
area to conditional purchase or con- 
é ditional lease, section 130A, 29th Sep-| 
tember, 1916), Pian J. 3,241-1,566. 
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REVOCATION OF SUBURBAN 3 HOLDING AREAS, &c. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the Suburban Holding Areas, 
ag particularised hereunder, are hereby revoked. 








W. E WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 



















































































Lend | ive oe othe tees] Detect || county Parkh Bhire, A Part revoked 
vision. | for which the Land g F un ty, arish, ire, &o, rea, art revoked, Papers No, 
Distriot. : was set apart. Notification, : 
» 7" 
f ; a rp 
_Narrandera.| Central..| Suburban Holding] 16 July, 1913) Cooper .. Narrandera... Yanko Snire ..| 69 1 0| Part within portion 170. Plan) Ms. La. 
a : Area No, 308. jis C. 4,185-1,804, 1922-13, 265, 
Gosford ..| Eastern..| Homestead Farm} 6 Noy., 1913! Northum- | Tuggarah .., Erina Shire 275 230! Part within blocks F, G, Z, Al,| Ms. 1993~ 
i “6 Area No. 246, | ° berland. | (about). '. Fi, 01, Ji, Ki, and portions, 7,065. 
> | 17% and 178 (hlock H1).! 
! | Plans N. 5,680 and 5,744-| 
i. a i eee ; 
Glen Innes..| Do .|Additional Holdings,} 21 April, 1909 Clive -| Moogem  .., Severn Shire. 250 0 0 The balance .| Ms, 1922- 
. at 15s. per acre. s about), | | 8,707. 
Scone ..| Do ..| Special Area No.| 25 June, 1892) Brisbane ..] Page .. Upper Hunter 150 3 0} The whole ; portion 131. Plan| & 
15,752. Shire. B, 3,561-2,096, 
Tamworth...) Do .. Special Area No.| 4 July, 1891) Inglis Bubbogullion’ Cockburn Shire..| 60 3 0 | The whole ; portion 226. Plan ae 
. 14,061. | { } I. 1,106-1,690, ~ 
Molong Do ...| Special Area No,} 13 Aug., 1892) Ashburn- j Collett Boree Shire 450 0 0| Part Wwithia portions 105 and| de 
16,092. ; ham | 106. Plan A. 6,288-1,770 R. 
Young Do Special Area No.| 18 Mar., 1893) Monteagle | Bendick Burrangeng Shire} 537 3% 0 | The whole; portions 94 and 95. de 
17,382. Murrell. | Plan M. 4,769-1,780 R. Line 
Gloucester..} Do Special Area_ No,| 10 June, 1893) Gloucester | Bindera .| Gloucester Shire..) 320 0 0 | The whole; portion 44. Plan). de 
17,853, | - Bye Gravee 589-1, 497 R, | 
Wagga Central..| Special Area No,| 14 Aug,, 1897} Bourke Currawa- Mitchell Shire ..| 267 1 0} The whole ; portions 104 and| ado 
Wagga. 26,236, L famna., 108. Plans B. 2,297 and 
| - 2,871-1,306. 
do .-| Do ..} Special Area No.|.11 April, 1896! do Brangalgan.. Coolamon Shire..| 264 0 0 | The whole; portion 88, Plan de 
23,918. | _ B. 2,222-1,806 R. 
Bega .-| Eastern..| Special Area No.} 29 Mar., 1890) Auckland..| Candelo | Imlay Shire 40 0 0 | The whole; portion 259, Plan de 
2 ee 11,024. A. 2,506-2,098. 
Corowa ..} Central../ Special Area No.| 16 Oct., 1886) Denison ..}| Wahgunyah..) Coreen Shire 640 0 0 | Part within the parish of Wah-| de 
2,385. } | } gunyah. Plans D, 1,118, 
} | | | 1,213, 1,218, and 1,220-1,789. 
eee Do. a= Do Special Area No.} 15 Mar., 1890 @e BA do | do 602 0 0 The whole. Plaas D. 1,273, do 
’ 10,919. 1,300, and 1,301-1,798. | 
= : 
Be 
£3040] Sydney, 3rd November, 1982. 
% WITHDRAWAL OF TRAVELLING STOCK AND CAMPING RESERVES FROM THE CONTROL OF 
Kal PASTURES PROTECTION BOARDS. 
ty T is hereby notified that, i in pursuance of the provisions of the Pastures Protection Act, 1912, as amended by Act No. 49, 1918, 
ee and Act No. 25, 1920, the prts of travelling stock and camping reserves particularised i in the Schedule Norse shall be and 
_ the same are hereby withdrawn from the control of the Pastures Protection Boards specified i in such Schedule. 
o W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
Te ae r ScHEDULE. 
i, : : res Proteo- eS : * tat Part of reserve withdrawn from eontrol of 
i Reserve, nee Board. County. Parish. | Land District. Pastures Protection Board. Papers. 
Travelling stock andj Dubbo ...| Lincoln ..,| Warrie ...,) Dubbo...) Part situate south of the westerly) Ms. Ls. - 
‘camping _—sreserve, | prolongation of the northern boun-| 192¢~ 
34,876. — dary of allotment 3, section 16] 13,264. 
. , (Butler’s Falls subdivision ). 
For camping 28,829...) Denman ,,,| Durham ...) Vaux Muswell- Within proposed road,—as shown ou} Roads 
y brook. plan K. 14,886-1,603. 1922- 
Point 832-5. 
Travelling stock} Cooma . .... Wallace .,.|-Mowamba..,) Cooma Part within the area set apart for} Ms. 
reserve 922. let additional holdings at 13s. 4d. per| 1922— 
acre this day. Plan W. 4,636-| 8,860. 
1,604, AS 
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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 155. 





[3 Nov., 1922, 


o944 
[3084] Sydney, 3rd November, 1922. holding acquired shall be subject to the same con- 


.. NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
“FOR ~ ADDITIONAL CROW N-LEASE FOR 
‘GRAZING. 5 
]* is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of section 85 of the Crown Lands Consoli- 
dation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands comprised’ within 
* the area hereunder described are hereby set apart for 
additional Crown-lease for grazing, and shall become 


- - and be available therefor on and after the 11th Decem- 


ber, 1922. The land set apart is exempt from. the 
operations of general license under the Forestry Regu- 
lations. It is further notified that the capital value 
* upon which rental shall be lodged shall be 11s, Sd. per 
acre. Any additional holding acquired shall be subject 
to the same conditions (where applicable) which 
attach to the particular original holding in virtue of 
which the additional holding was applied for and to 
the following special conditions :— ‘ 


(a) During the whole currency of the lease the 
land within reserve 31,562 shall be.open to the 
operation .of miners’ rights and _ business 
licenses without interference or annoyance by 
the lessee. 

(b) Gates of access to reserve 31,562 shall be 
erected where necessary for the convenience 
of miners. 

(c) All timber suitable for mining purposes shall 
be- preserved. 

(d) The land outside reserve 31,562 may be used 
for agriculture. 

(e) The right of conversion into a homestead 
farm of the land within reserve 31,562 is 

_ hereby barred. ‘S 

(f) The lessee shall post at each place of access 

to reserve 81,562 calico notices indicating for 
_ public information that the land within the 
said reserve is open to the operation of miners’ 
rights. Such notices shall be erected and 
maintained to the satisfaction of the local 
Conditionnal Purchase Inspector, 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





EASTERN: DIVISION. 
LAND Disrricr or CARCOAR, AND ABERCROMBIE SHIRE, 


County of Georgiana, parish of Thompson, contain- 
- ing an area of about 400 acres. The Crown Lands 
“Within the following boundaries: Commencing on the 
right bank of Abercrombie River at south-west corner 
of portion 86; by the west boundary of that portion 
north to south-west corner of portion 40; by a line 
west about 40 chains to a six-wire fence, and generally 
by that fence southerly to the Abercrombie River 
aforesaid; and by that river upwards, to the point of 
commencement. : 
Notre.—-Includes part (about 400 acres) of block “Eh” 
of Crown-lease Area No. 1.670, notified 28th January, 
1915, hereby revoked; also includes part of reserve 
. 81,562 from conditional sale, notified 27th. October, 
1900, which is not affected by this notification. 
‘[ Mise. 1922-7,660] 





[8085] Sydney, 3rd November, 1922, 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ADDITIONAL CONDITIONAL - PUR- 
“CHASES, CONDITIONAL LEASES, ADDI- 
TIONAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE LEASES, 
ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD SELECTIONS, 
ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD FARMS, ADDI- 
TIONAL SETTLEMENT LEASES, OR ADDI- 
TIONAL CROWN-LEASES. 


it is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 


~visions of-section 85 of the Crown Lands Consoli- 


dation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands comprised within ° 


the areas hereunder described are hereby set apart for 
additional conditional purchases or conditional leases 
(not being conditional leases taken ‘up in virtue of 
and at the same time as original conditional purchases 
.within the same area), additional conditional purchase 
leases. additional homestead selections, additional 
homestead farms, additional settlement leases, or addi- 
tional Crown-leases, and shall become and be avail- 
able therefor on and after the 11th December, 1922. — It 
is further notified that the prices of the land for addi- 
tional conditional. purchase, or the capital: values, 
except that» the provisional rental to be lodged with 
an.application for a conditional lease or an additional 
settlement-lease, shall be 2d. per acre; Any additional 


eg 
eg 


-[Misc, 1922-8,360] . 


ditions (if any, and where applicable) which attach to 
the particular original holding in virtue of which the 
additional holding was applied for. } \ 
Norr.—All information may be obtained from, and 
all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown 
Lands Agent free of cost, if so desired by the apph- 


cant. 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
' Lanp Disrricr oF INVERELL, AND ASHFORD SHIRE. 
Price and capital value, 15s. per acre. 

County of Arrawatta, parish of North Nullamanna, 
containing an area of 3514 acres. The Crown Lands 
within the boundaries of portion 32. Plan A. 3,225- 
1,847, ar 4 
[ Misc, 1922-8,403 | 

LANp Disrricr or CooMA, AND DALGETY SHIRE. 
Price and capital value, 13s. 4d. per acre. | 

County of Wallace, parish of Mowamba, containing . 
an area of 310 acres. The Crown Lands within the 
following boundaries: Commencing at the southern- 
most corner’ of portion 60; and bounded thence by a 
line east to Grosse’s Plain Creek; by that creek, por- 
tion 7, Pig Rendezvous or Back Swamp Creek, and 
portion 60 aforesaid, to the point of commencement, 
Includes portion 45 of 55 actes. Plan W. 4,536-1,604. 

Note.—The included ‘part (about 3810 acres) of | 
reserve 922 from sale for travelling stock, notified’ 
17th September, 1888, is hereby revoked. 


[3032] _ Sydney, 3rd November, 1922. 


RESERVES FROM SALE AND LEASE 
GENERALLY. 


“Ee is hereby notified that, in pursuance ofthe pro- 


visions of the 28th and 29th sections of the 
Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown 
Lands hereunder described shall be reserved from sale 
for the public purposes hereinafter respectively, 
specified, and reserved and exempted from lease 
generally, and they are hereby reserved and exempted 


accordingly. 
W. KE. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


‘EASTERN DIVISION. » 
For Prblic Recreation. 

Laxp District or Gosrorp, AND ERINA SHIRE. 
No. 55,771 from sale (55,772 from lease generally). 
County of Northumberland. parish of Cowan, contain- 
ing an area of about 15 acres. The Crown Lands 
within the following boundaries : Commencing on the 
western side of the Peat’s Ferry road at a point due 
west from the north-western corner of nortion 46; 
and bounded thence by lines bearing west 6 chains © 
and south to the northern boundary of portion 26; 
thence by that boundary easterly; and by the Peat’s 
Ferry road aforesaid generally north-westerly, to the . 
point of commencement. 

[Ms. 1922-8,094] 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 


For Temporary Common. 
Lany District or Parkes, aNp Goobang SHIRE. 


No. 55,773 from sale (55,774 from lease generally). — 
County of Cunningham, parish of Trundle, containing 
an area of about 410 acres. The Crown Lands bounded 
by portions 4,.25, and 26, the easterly prolongation of 
the mest southern boundary of the lastmentioned por- 
tion; portions: 91 and 6 to meet the westerly pro- 
longation of the northern boundary of portion 165; 
by that prolongation and boundary to the north- 


western side of the public road from 'frundle to Yarra- —_ " 
bundai Platform; and thence by that road generally 


south-westerly to portion 4 aforesaid ;—exclusive of 
reserve 18,100 for Hospital Site, notified 7th October, 
1893, and of public roads under shire control. 
[ Ms. 1922-9229] 

EASTERN DIVISION. 


For Public Recreation (Addition).° 
Lanp Districr or GUNNING, AND CRooKWELL Surrx. 


No. 55,775 from sale (55,776 from lease generally), 
County of King, parish of Crookwell, town of Crook- 
well, containing an area of 1 rood. The Crown Lands 
et aS boundaries of allotment 1, section 2. Plan 

. 9-1,753. ; gts 
[Ms. 1922-5,821] 


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Sydney, 3rd November, 1922. 


RESERVES FROM SALE. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
-L visions of the 28th section of the Crown Lands 
Consolidation Act, 1918, the Crown ‘Lands hereunder 
described shall be reserved from sale for the public 
purposes hereinafter respectively specified, and they 
are hereby reserved accordingly. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


[3031] 





CENTRAL DIVISION, 
' For Access. . 
Lanp District or Duppo, anp TarBrRacar SHIRE. 


No. 55,769. County of Lincoln, parish of Warrie, 
containing an area of abott 5 acres. The Crown 
Lands bounded by the western boundary of allotment 


3, section 16, of the Butler’s Falls subdivision, the’ 


westerly prolongation of the northern boundary of 
that allotment, the Macquarie River ,and thence by 
the westerly prolongation of the southern boundary of 
the aforesaid allotment. 


[Ms. Ls. 1922-13,264] 
EASTERN DIVISION. | 
For Trigonowetrical Purposes. 


> 


Lanp Districr or Lismorf&, sNp GunpurIMBA Suter. 


No. 55,770. County of Rous, parish of South Gun- 
durimba, containing an area of 5 acres. The Crown 
Lands bounded by portions 183, 196, and 208. 

[C.S. 1922-17,157] 


ghd RC! AE APNG UCROAB EL, 5, SUAS SO AAD. Be RO aR a A 
[8038] Sydney, 3rd November, 1922. 


CROWN LANDS NOT AVAILABLE FOR SETTLE 
MENT UNTIL FURTHER NOTIFICATION. 


) ee pursuance of the provisions of section 84 of the 
_Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, it is hereby 
notified that the Crown Lands comprised within the 
tracts or areas hereunder described shall not be avail- 
able for the purpose of any application until a further 
notification has been published in the Gazette. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





EASTERN DIVISION. 

Lanp Districr or Gruen INNES, AND SeVERN SHIRE. 

County of Clive, parishes of Capoompeta, Farnell, 
and Moogem, containing an area of about 20,000 
acres. The Crown Lands bounded by reserve 1,330 
(M) for mining or mining purposes, notified 15th July, 
1914, part of the southern boundary of the parish of 
Morven; Crown-lease Area No, 402, notified 5th Feb- 
ruary, 1913, parish of Farnell; Little Spirabo State 
Forest No. 695, dedicated 6th December, 1918; an area 
set apart for additionals at 13s. 4d. per acre, 12th 
September, 1906; improvement lease 1,045; portions 16 
and 18, parish of Capoompeta: portions 6, 4, and 8, and 
Curranmore State Forest No. 763, dedicated 24th 


° ———— ee 


State Forest No, 763, the range partly forming the 


southern boundary of the parish of Moogem easterly. 


to the Rocky River; by that river downwards to the 
southern boundary of portion 54; by that boundary 


west to the range; and thence by that range northerly 


to reserve 1,330 (M) aforesaid. 
[Mise, 1922-8,707] Pia hi ae 






3 Nov, 1922.) Nw SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 155. 


a FP hy 
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5945 





Lanp District or Gien INNES, AND SreveRN SHIRE. 


County of Clive, parish of Moogem, containing an 
area of about 250 acres. The Crown Lands bounded 
by portions 40, 44, and 56; the range forming the 
western boundary of the parish north-westerly to the 
southern boundary of Spirabo State Forest No. 321, 
dedicated 6th IDecember, 1918; and thence by that 
State Forest easterly and northerly. ; 

[ Misc. 1922-8,707 ] 





[8036] Sydney, 8rd November, 1922. 


DETERMINATION OF TRAVELLING STOCK 
RESERVE No. 55,744. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 


LAND District or GUNNEDAH, AND LIVERPGOL PLAINS 
SHIRE. 


1 is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the 34th section of the Crown Lands 
Consolidation Act, 1913, the area of about 477 acres 
in the parish of Johnstone, county of Pottinger, re- 
served as No. 55,744 on 20th October, 1922, under 
section 28 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 19138, 
for travelling stock. is hereby defined, set apart, and 
reserved from sale for the passage of travelling stock. 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





[3037 ] Sydney, 3rd November, 1922. 
PROPOSED ALTERATION OF DESIGN OF THE 
VILLAGE OF HUMUNGERIBE. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, at 
the expiration of three mouths from this date, it 

is intended, under the ‘provisions.of section 23 of the 
Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 19138, to alter the 
design of the village of Eumungerie by excluding about 
48 acres from the village lands, situated between the 
railway and portions 75, 76, and. 77, parish of 
Eumungerie. county of Ewenmar, and south of the 
public school lands. } 

Lithographs, showing the proposed alteration, may 
be inspected at the Crown Lands Office, Dubbo; Post \ 
Office, Eumungerie; and at the Department of Lands, 
Sydney. 
[ Mise. 1922-9,676] 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


MODIFICATION OF NOTIFICATION OF CROWN- 
LEASE AREA No, 1,670. 


LAND District oF CARCOAR. 


T is hereby notified that, under the provisions of 
: section 86 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 
1918, Block “FE” of Crown-lease Area: No. 1.670, notified 
28th January, 1915, parish. of Thompson, county of 
Georgiana, is hereby modified, by the exclusion of 
about 400 acres, cemprised in area set apart this day 
for additional Créwn-lease for grazing... The area is 
hereby reduced to about 1,200 acres, the capital value 
to £717, and the annual rent to £8 19s. 8d. The survey 
fee is hereby increased to £20. 
[ Mise. 1922-7,660] 

W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
[3088 ] 





ADDENDUM. 


IN Gazette No. 108 of 14th. July, 1922, folio 3819, to 
the notification of travelling stock reserve 18,389, 
parish Bimbi, county Bland, as under Pastures Protec- 
tion Board control, in remarks column add: “Ex. part 
within approved special lease °1-15, Grenfell.’ 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
£3039] 


5946 





SEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 155. 


Private Adhertisements, 






Bas eae 





DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership exist- 


ing between Arthur Hgbert Howling, Murray Robert- 
son Howling, and Thomas Sydney Herbert Ford in 
relation to the Empire Picture Show, at Tweed Heads, 
has been dissolved as from the first day of August, 
one thousand nine hundred and twenty-two, and that 
such business is now being carried on by Arthur 
Egbert Howling and Murray Robertson Howling, who 


are responsible for all existing and future liabilities 


of such business, and to receive all debts due to such 
business. 


Dated this 21st day of October, 1922. 

A, BE. HOWLING.. 
M. R. HOWLING. 
T'S. Ay FORD; 


10s. 


Witness,—-E, J. Haruipay. 
Witness,—E; J. Haniipay. 


Witness,_—E, J. Harirpay. 
1630 





NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership carried 
on by James Ernest Burley and Arthur Philtp Stone, 
under the style or firm of ‘‘Burley and Stone,’’ at 
Rickard House, 84 Piti-street, Sydney, has beeen dis- 
solved by mutual. consent of both parties. The said 
business will be carried on by the said James Ernest 
‘Burley, on his own account, at the said address, who 


will receive all) moneys due to the late firm and pay - 


all debts contracted by the same. 


Dated this twenty-third day of 
thousand nine hundred and twenty-two. 


! J. BURLEY. 
Witness to the signature of James Ernest Burley,— 
R. Ruttepar Sneny, J.P., Sydney. + 


A. P. STONE. 


Witness to the signature of Arthur Philip Stone,— 
Ciuaupe Mannine, Solicitor, Challis House. 
1644. os. 


October, one 








NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership which 
has for some time past been carried on by Alexander 
‘Thomson and William James Jones, under the name 
or style of the Austral Bag and Case Factory, at 125 
Walker-street, Redfern, as bag and case manufac- 
turers, has been dissolved by mutual consent as from 


the fifth day of October, one thousand nine hundred 


and twenty-two; and all debts and liabilities (if any) 
due by the late firm will be paid and discharged by 
the said William James Jones. 


Dated this twenty-third day of October, a.p. 1922. 


A. THOMSON. 
W. J. JONES. 


Witness to the signatures of the said Alexander Thom-. 


son and William James Jones. 


Caries C. Nexson, 
Solr., Sydney. 


1619 10s. 


— 





TAKE NOTICE that the partnership heretofore sub- 

sisting between us, the undersigned, Alfred Keith 
Mackey and George Alfred Lloyd, carrying on business 
as motor-cycle salesmen and engineers, at 21 
street, under the style or firm of ‘‘Lloyd 
Gunn,’’ has been dissolved by mutual consent as from 
the fourth day of October, 1922. ° The business of the 
late firm will be continued by the said George Alfred 
Lloyd (trading as ‘Lloyd, Mackey and Gunn’’) as from 
bite ale aa aut co due to the said late firm 

e received and’ paid respective 7 » sal 

GaveLS AIG) Tenn p spectively by the said 


Dated this twenty-fifth day of October, a.p. 1922. 
GEORGE A. LLOYD. 


A. K. MACKEY, 


Witness,—L, M. Lzwrs, Articled Clerk, 
as 122 Pitt-streeet, Sydney. 


15 George- 
, Mackey and. 


* 





10s. | 1621 


NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. 
NOTICE is hereby givén that the partnership hitherto 
existing between the undersigned, trading as Morel and 
Judd, at Lisgar-street, Junee, has been dissolved by 
mutual consent as from this date. Mr. EH. G. Judd 
will continue the business at the above address, and 
will receive all moneys owing to and pay all moneys 
due by the firm. 1% 
Dated this sixteenth day of October, 1922. 


H. MOREL. 
E. G. JUDD. 
i as the signatures of H. Morel and EK. G. 
rive te Beem feed 
James A, Harney, Solicitor, | 
369 George-street, Sydney, 
1668 8s. 


NOTIOE is hereby given that the partnership ‘hitherto - 
existing between James‘Taylor, Ernest Albert Harris, . 


and Wiliam Beaumont Small, as public accountants 
and auditors, has this day heen dissolved by effluxion 
of time, : \ 
J. TAYLOR. * 
EK, A. HARRIS. 
W. B. SMALL. 


Dated this thirty-first day of October, 1922. 


With respect to the aboye announcement, my busi- 
ness will in future be carried on by me at Sydney, in 
the premises hitherto occupied by the late firm, 4th 
Floor, Dalton House, 115 Pitt-street, Sydney, N.S.W., 
and also at Commercial Bank Chambers, Newcastle. 


J. TAYLOR. 
Dated this thirty-first day of October, 1922. 





With respect to the above announcement, [ have 
admitted Mr, A. W. Hildebrand, of Sydney, as a 
partner in my business, which will in future be carried 
on by us under the firm-name of Harris and Hilde- 
brand, at 2nd Floor, Dalton House, 115 Pitt-street, 
Sydney, N.S.W., and also in the premises hitherto 
occupied by the late firm at Royal Insurance Buildings, 


~ 414-418 Collins-street, Melbourne, Victoria. 


é 


EK. A. HARRIS. 
Dated this thirty-first day of October, 1922. 





With respect to the above announcement, I shall in 
future carry on the practice of my ‘profession under 
the style of W. B. Smali & Co., at Ist Floor, Hoskins 
Buildings, 3 Spring-street, Sydney, N.S.W., and also 
in the premises hitherto occupied by the late cin at 
2nd Floor, Union Bank Chambers, Hunter and Bolton 
streets, Newcastle, N.S.W. . 

W. B. SMALL. 


aaah 
Dated this thirty-first day of October, 1922. 
18s. 


1657 


THE UNION PLANTATION AND TRADING COM- 
PANY LIMITED. 


NOTICE is hereby given that at an Extraordinary 





General Meeting of the Members of The Union Planta- | 
tion and Trading Company Limited, duly convened — 
and held on the thirteenth day of June, 1922, the 


stbjoined Extraordinary Resolution was duly passed ; — 


That it has been proved to the satisfaction of the 


Company that the Company cannot, by reason of 
its liabilities, continue its business, and that it 
is advisable to wind up the same, and accordingly 
that it be wound up voluntarily under the 
sions of the Companies Acts (N.S.W.), and that 
Wilham Edward Hawkins, of Sydney, solicitor 
(Secretary to the Company) and Norman George 
Pilcher, of Sydney, barrister-at-law, be and they 


are hereby appointed Liquidators for the purpose 


of such winding-up. p 
Dated at Sydney, this 26th day of August, 1922. 
ARTHDR ROSE, 

Chairman of Meeting 
88 Pitt-street, Sydney. 
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3 Nov, 1922,] | NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 155 3947 





IN THE MATTER OF THE “COMPANIES ACT, 1 


1899,” AND IN THE MATTER OF THE 

SOUTHERN HOTELS LIMITED (In Liqutoa- 

TION). : 
NOTICE is hereby given purstiant to section 141 of 
the “Companies Act, 1899,’ that a General Meeting 
of the Members of the abovenamed Company will be 
held at the offices of Mr. Ernest Meyer, Liquidator, 
45 York-street, Sydney, on Monday, the fourth day 
of December, 1922, at 11.30 a.m., for the purpose of 
placing before the Meeting an account showing. the 
manner in which the winding-up. has been conducted 
and the property of the Company disposed of, and 
of hearing any explanation that may be given by the 
Liquidator; and also of determining, by Extra- 
ordinary Resolution, the manner in which the books, 
accounts, and documents of the Company, and of the 
Liquidator thereof, shall be disposed of. 

Dated at Sydney, this 30th day of October, 1922. 


- ERNEST MEYER, 
Liquidator. 
1618 : Ys. 








O'BRIEN BROTHERS: LIMITED. 
i SprcitaLn RESOLUTION. 
Passed, 9th October, 1922; confirmed, 26th October, 
1922. 


“AT an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Mem- 


bers of O’Brien Brothers Limited, duly convened and 
held on the ninth day of October, 1922, the subjoined 
Resolution was duly passed; and at a_ subsequent 
Extraordinary General Meeting of the Members of 
the Company, also duly convened and held on the 
twenty-sixth day of October, 1922, the subjoined 
Special Resolution was duly confirmed :— 


RESOLUTION. 

That the Gompany be wound up voluntarily, and that 
Frederick Charles. John Murkins, of Daking 
House, Sydney, be and he is hereby appointed 
Liquidator for the purpose of such ‘winding-up. 

z D. J. O'BRIEN, 
Chairman of Confirmatory Meeting. 

ee at Sydney, this 30th day of October, 1922. 

10s. 





IN THE MATTER OF THE “COMPANIES ACT, 
1899,”” AND IN THE MATTER OF HOOPER 
AND HARRISON LIMITED. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Order of the 
Supreme Court of New South Wales, in its Equitable 
Jurisdiction, dated the 17th day of October, 1922, 
confirming the reduction of the capital of the above- 
named Company from £400,000 to £303,312, and the 
Minute approved by the Court showing with respect 
to the capital of the Company, as altered, the several 
particulars required by the above Statute, were 
registered by the Registrar of Joint Stock Companies 
on the 27th day of October, 1922. 

Dated the thirtieth day of October, 1922, 
BRAUND AND WATT, 

Solicitors for the Company, 
117 Pitt-street, Sydney. 


1653 Rs. 


— 





MEMORANDUM FOR REGISTRATION OF CEDAR 
CREEK GOLD MINES NO-LITABILITY. 
1. The name of the Company is to be Cedar Creck 
Gold Mines No-Liability. 
2. The first place of intended operations is at Cedar 
Creek, near Lyonsville, parish of Churchill, county 


.of Drake, State of New South Wales. 


3. The first registered office of the Company will be 
stiuate at 350 George-street, Sydney, in the State of 
New South Wales. : 

4. The value of the property held in trust for the 
Company, including plant and machinery, is six 
thousand pounds. 

5. The amount of money at the credit of the Com- 
pany, or any person on its behalf, is five hundred 
and thirty pounds. 

6. The total lability of the Company, or which 
the Company is intended to assume or undertake, is 
six hundred (£600) pounds. mH, 8 

. The nominal capital of the Company is ten thon- 


‘sand pounds, in one hundred thousand shares of two 


shillings each, of which forty-seven thousand shares 
will be issued as fully paid-up to two shillings, and 
the residue fifty:three thousand shares will be issticd 
as contributing, 


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8. The number of contributing shares subscribed for 
is fifty-three thousand. 


9, The name of the first manager is George Fletcher 
Wild. » . 


10. Ten per centum of the contributing capital has 
been paid-up in cash. 

11. The only contracts entered into on behalf of 
this Company are those of which particulars are 
set out hereunder, namely :—Certain contract, dated 
the tenth day of October, one thousand nine hundred 
and twenty-two, and made between Cedar Creek Gold 
Mines Limited, of the one part, and William Archie 
Herbert Allworth, of Sydney, solicitor, a Trustee tor 
and on behalf of this Company, of the other part. 


We, the persons whose names and addresses are 
subscribed hereto, hereby apply to register Cedar 
Greek Gold Mines No-Liability as a No-Liability 
Company :— ' 

Witnesses, Names and Addresses, and Signatures. 
Alexander Stein Middleton, Merchant, Bathurst- 

street, Sydney.—A. S. Middleton. ; 


Charles Edward Pulsford, Retired Grazier, Com- 
missioner-road, Ryde.—C. E. Pulsford. 


William George Gillett, Company Manager, 350 


George-street, Sydney.—W. Geo. Gillett. 

Ernest Albert Chapman, Accountant, 82 Pitt-street, 
Sydney.—E. A. Chapman. 

Walter George Arthur Smith, Mining Engineer, 350 
George-street; Sydney.— Walter G. A. Smith. 


Douglas Frank Scott, Metallurgist, Sandringham, 
Sydney.—-D. F. Scott. 


Lorne McNeil Campbell, Sharebroker, 82 Pitt-street. 
Sydney.—Lorne Campbell. 


Witness to above signatures,_—Gro. F. Wixp. 





DECLARATION, VERIFYING Memoranpum FoR REGISTRA- 
TION. 


I, George Fletcher Wild, of 350 George-street, Syd- 
ney, accountant, do hereby solemnly and_ sincerely 
declare and affirm that— 


1. I am the Manager of the said intended Com- 
pany. 
2. The above statements are, to the best of my 
belief and knowledge, true in every parti- 
cular, 

And I’make this solemn declaration as to the 
matters aforesaid according to the law in this behalf 
made, and subject to the punishment by law provided 
for any wilfully false statement in any such declara- 
tion. 

GKO. F. WILD. 


Declared before me, this 3lst day of October, 
1922, at Sydney,— 


G. F. W. Danpo, J.P. 
1698 £2 2s. 


REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND AUCTIONRERS’ 
ASSOCIATION OF N.S.W. 


SPECIAL RESOLUTION. 


Passed, 27th September, 1922; confirmed, 17th 
October, 1922, 


AT an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Real 
Estate Agents and Auctioneers’ Association of New 
South Wales, duly convened and held in the Board 
Room of Messrs. Brierley and Brierley, public account- 
ants, Daking House, Rawson-place, Pitt-street, Syd- 
ney, on Wednesday, 27th September, 1922, the sub- 


» joined Special Resolution was duly passed, and at a 


subsequent General Meeting of the said Company, also 
convened and held at the same place on Tuesday, 
17th October, 1922, the subjoined Special Resolution 
was duly confirmed, 

ReEsoLution, 


(a) Resolved that as it is considered to be in the bast 
interests of the profession that this Association 
should amalgamate with the Real Estate Institute, 
that this Association go into voluntary liquida- 


tion. 
(b) That Mr. Ceci! Brierley, F.F.I.A., Public goccine. 
. ant, of Daking House, Rawson-place, Sydney, be 
and is hereby appvinhted Liquidator. - 
' R. J. CONNOLLY, 
Chairman of both ‘Meetings: 
CKHOIL BRIERLEY, 
Secretary. 
_ 14s, 


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eae ee Rak Ne se Series AP Gch) Dh ale a ae APT CA OM RUT INE | RARE 8 


-IN THE: MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, 


AND IN THE MATTER OF GOODYEAR 

TYRES LIMITED. 
AT an Extraordinary General Meeting of , Share 
holders of the abovenamed. Company, duly convened 
and held at the registered. office of the Company, No. 
231 Clarence-strect, Sydney, on the 22nd day of 
August, 1922, the following Resolution was passed 
unanimously :— 


That the Company be wound up voluntarily, and 
that Herbert John Humphreys, of Sydney, com- 
pany director, and. Frank Smith, of Adelaide, 
sales manager, be and they are hereby appointed 
Liquidators for the purposes of such winding-up. 


And at a subsequent Extraordinary General Mect- 
ing of Shareholders of the said Company, also duly 
convened and held at the same place on the 8th day 
of September, 1922, the said Resolution was con- 
firmed as a Special Resolution. 


Dated this 26th day of September, 1922. 
H. Jo HUMPHREYS, 


Chairman. 
1654 ; Ais: 





NOTICE OF. FINAL MEETING. 
HARVEY C. SMITH LIMITED (In Ligurparion). 
NOTICE is hereby given, in pursuance of section 141 
of the ‘‘Companies Act, 1899,’ that a General Meet- 
ing of the Members of the abovenamed Company wili 
be held at 105 Pitt-street, Sydney, on Monday, 4th 
December, 1922, at 4 o’clock in the afternoon, for 
the purpose of having an account laid before them, 
showing the manner in which the winding-up has 
been conducted and the property of the Company 
disposed of, and of hearing any explanation that 
may be given by the Liquidator; and also of deter- 
mining, by Extraordinary Resolution, the manner in 
which the books, accounts, and documents of the 
Company, and of the Liquidator thereof, shall be 
disposed of. 

Dated this 3lst day of October, 1922. 


HARVEY CARLESS SMITH, 

Taiquidator, 
NotE.-The above notice refers only to Harvey (. 
Smith Limited, which went into liquidation: on the 
seventh day of April, 1922, and has no reference to 
Heer eans Company of the same name, — 


ils. 





THE COMPANIES ACTS, 1899-1918. 
THe Ivanunor Soar Company Limirep. 


NOTICE is hereby given that at an Extraordinary 
General Meeting of the abovenamed Company duly 
convened and held at the offices of Mr. ALB), Davies, 
Solicitor, Rofe’s Chambers, Castlereagh-strect, Sydney, 
on Friday, the 27th day of. October, 1922, the following 
Extraordinary Resolution was duly passed ;:— 4 


RESOLUTION. 

That it has been proved to the satisfaction of this 
Meeting that the Company cannot, by reason of 
its liabilities, continue its business, and that it 
is advisable to wind up the same, and accordingly 
that the Company be wound up voluntarily, and 
that Mr. Frederick James Kindon, of 28 Post 
Office Chambers, 114 Pitt-street, Sydney, be ana 
he is hereby appointed, Liquidator for the pur- 
poses of such winding-up, 


Dated the twenty-seventh day of October, 1922, 
JULES KANITZ,,. 


| Lee Chairman. 


10s. 

IN. THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT 

1899 TO 1907, AND IN THE MATTER OF 
GOODYEAR TYRES LIMITED. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the creditors of the 
abovenamed Company, which is being voluntarily 
wound up, are required, on or before the thirtieth day 
of November, 1922, being the day fixed for that’ pur- 
pose by the undersigned, to send their names and 
addresses and the particulars of their debts or claims 
and the names and addresses of their- solicitors (if any) 
to the undersigned, Herbert John Humphreys and 
Frank Smith, both of No. 12 Martin-place, Sydney, 
Liquidators of the said Company; and if so required 
by notice in writing from the said Liquidators are, by 











their solicitors, to come in and prove their said debts 
or claims at such time and plece as shall be specified 
in such notice, or in default thereof they will be 
excluded from the benefit of any distribution made 
before such debts are proved, 


Dated this first day of November, 1922. 
HERBERT JOHN HUMPHREYS Se 
FRANK SMITH _ } Liquidators. 
Care of Exper, Surru & Co., Limited, 
{2 Martim-place, Sydney. 
1704 15s. 6d. 





HARDWOOD EXPORT AND TRADING COMPANY 
LIMITED (In Liguiparion). ‘ 


NOTICE is hereby given, in pursuance of section 141 
of the ‘‘Companies Act, 1899,’ that a General Meeting 
of the Members of the abovenamed Company will be 
held at No. 375 George-street, Sydney, on Friday, the 
elghth day of December, 1922, at ten o’clock in the 
forenoon, for the purpose of having an account laid 
before them showing the manner in which the winding- 
up has been conducted and the property of the Com- 
pany disposed of, and of hearing any explanation that 
may be given by the Liquidator, and also for the pur- 
pose of considering, and, if, thought fit, passing, with 
or without such amendments therein as may be 
approved of at the Meeting, the Resolution following 
as an Hxtraordinary Resolution :— 

That the account submitted to this Meeting and show- 
ing the manner in which the winding-up has been 
conducted and the property of the Company dis- 
posed of be received and adopted. 


Dated at Sydney this second day of November, 1922. 
GEORGE A, PARKHILL, 


: Liquidator. 
1705 15s. 








IN THE MATTER OF RUMBLE AND 
KILMINSTER LIMITED. 
In Laguipation, 


THE Creditors of the abovenamed Campany are re- 
quired, on or before the 20th day of December, 1922, 
next, to send in their names and addresses, and the 
particulars of their debts and claims to the under- 


-signed Liquidator of the said Company; and if so 


required by notice in writing from the said Liqui- 
dator, to come in and prove their said debts or claims, 
at such time and place as shall be specified in such 
notice, or in default thereof, they will be excluded 
from the benefit of any distribution made before such 
debts are proved. 
Dated this 28th day of October, 1922, 
KENNETH PEARSON HARLEY, 
c/o Thomas Davis, Sheedy, & Co., 
Pastoral Chambers, 
Byron-street, Inverell, 
; Liquidator, 


1700 10s. 





MUNICIPALITY OF NARRANDERA. 


Proposan to Raise a Specran Loan or £15,000. - 





1. It is hereby notified, in accordance with the 
‘‘Tocal Government Act, 1919,’ as amended, that the 
Council of the Municipality of Narrandera nroposes 
to raise‘a Special Loan of £15,000 for the purpose 
of installing additional machinery and generaily 
augmenting and improving its electricity service. 

2. The rate of interest to be paid on the money 


proposed to be borrowed is not to exceed six per 


centum per annum, and the loan will be issued at 
par. 
3. It is proposed to repay the whole of the money 
borrowed within a term of fifteen (15) years by 
thirty (30) half-yearly instalments representing prin- 
cipal and interest, and amounting to £765 5s. 9d. 
per instalment, and the Council estimates that the 
loan will be wholly repaid by 3lst March, 1938. 

4. If the loan is approved, it will be necessary to 
levy a rate of either threepenée in the £ on the 
unimproved capital value of £123,133, or one penny 
in the £ on the improved capital value of £382,899, 
estimated to yield. €1,5388 and £1,595 respectively, 
for the purpose of paying half-yearly instalments of 
principal and interest. 

5. The Council proposes to levy a loan rate on tho 
whole area, and unless decided otherwise by the poll 
of ratepayers, such loan rate will be levied on the 
unimproved capital value of the whole area, 














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3 Nov., 1922) NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 155, 


6. The Council estimates that the electricity under- 
taking when brought up to date, as now proposed, 
will reduce present high costs, and return sufticient 
extra income to pay instalments of principal and 
interest on the proposed loan, and render a loan rate 
unnecessary (after the first twelve months), and the 
Council proposes to apply in due course, according iv 
law, for power to refrain from levying the loan rate. 

7. The loan is proposed to be expended approxi- 
mately as follows (but the Counéil reserves the power 
to utilise any surplus on one item for any excess cost 
on another) ;— 


£ 
- Additional land adjoining Power-house, 101 x 
ES SAM Sica Mine ke Ley Ramee hllge enn 27 
Extension of Power-house building .............. 322 


Engines, producer, and dynamos, with neces- 
sary equipment and alterations to exist. 
ing Power-house, including suvervision ... 12,000 


Silencer for existing suction gas engine ...... 200 
Additional town feeder mains already in- 
« ~— stalled (the cost in the first instance hav- 
ing been paid in conjunction with the 
erection of the pumping station transmis- 
sion main constructed for Public Works 

BA DepaPenenby Vaya ny irr see teh ea. oh ene ew is 650 

Additional street lights and alteration ......... 227 

Reticulation mains, alteration, and extension 423 
Provision for replacement of small auxiliary 

seta. Power-hotise:. <..0.3.020b leedesc ie wck ee 400 

-8, The total number of ratepayers on the roll of 


the area is 496. 

9. Notice is hereby given that a period of one 
month from the date of publication hereof is allowed 
in which any number, not less than 25 per centum 
of the ratepayers of the Municipality, may petition 


the Council to take a poll of the ratepayers, either: 


as to (a) whether the ratepayers apvrove of the loan, 
or (b) whether the loan rate, as before mentioned, 
shall be levied on the unimproved capital value or 
improved capital value, or (c) on both questions. 

If a valid petition for a poll on any of the above- 
mentioned questions is lodged with the Council within 


the prescribed time, the Council will forthwith 
arrange for and take such poll of the ratepayers of 
the area. 
G. N. DIXON, 
Mayor. 
R..B:. BELL, 


‘ Town Clerk. 
Council Chambers, Narrandera, 
3lst October, 1922. 
£2 2s. 





MUNICIPALITY OF BEAST MAITLAND, 
CLASSIFICATION OF ROADS. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Council of the 
Municipality of Hast Maitland has, in accordance 
with section 226 of the Local Government Act, 1919, 
classified certain roads in its area as follows :— 
(a) Secondary Roads— . 
Melbourne-street—From Morpeth-road to New- 
castle-street. 
' Lawes-street—From Melbourne-street to Bruns- 
wick-street. : 
Brunswick-street—From Lawes-street to Lindesay- 
street. 
I pte a ag Brunswick-street to bouns 
ary. 
Lindesay-street—From High-street to Raymond 
Terrace road. ES 
George-street—From Newcastle-street to Lawes- 
street. 
High-street—From Brisbane-street to Little Wil- 
liam street, f 
Little William street—From High-street to View- 
street, 


View-street—From Little William street to Maize-- 


street. 

Maize-street—From View-street to boundary. 

Richardson-street—From Ultimo-street to Bris- 

_ bane-street. 

Brisbane-street—F rom: Richardson-street to High- 
street, 

(b) Residential Roads—- 

Melbourne-street—From Newcastle-street to Rous- 
street. 

High-street—From 
street. 

George-street—From Ultimo-street to Newcastle- 
street. 

George-street—From Lawes-street to Lindesay- 

_ Street, 

Brisbane-street—From William-street to High- 

street, 


Ultimo-street to Brisbane- 


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Brisbane-street—I'rom Victoria-street to Ultimo- 
street. 

Brunswick-street-—From Ultimo-streect to Lawes- 
street. 

Maize-street—From Cemetery-road to View-street. 

Melbourne-street—From Morpeth-road to Narang- 


street. 

Lindesay-street—From Melbourne-street to High- 
street. 

Lindesay-street—From Raymond Terrace road to 
railway. 

Little William street—From Narang-street to 


View-street. 
Little William street—From High-street to Sin- 

clair-street. 
Fitzroy-street, Riley-street, O’Connell-street, Ann- 
street, Union-street, Tvrell-street, Furber-street, 
Elizabeth-street, Victoria-street, Day-street, 
Chambers-sireet, Narang-street, Short-street, Mor- 
peth-street, Brunker-street, Paterson-street, 
Courtland-street, Emerald-street, Mill-street, 
Watt-street, Wallis-street, Adams-street, Bank- 
street, Grant-street, Alliance-street, Young-street, 


Dixon-street, Cemetery-road, Pierce-street, Ten- 
ambit-street, William-street, Flinders-street, 
| Cross-street, Ultimo-street, Park-street, King- 


street, Glebe-street, Rous-street. Sinclair-street, 
Peacock-street, John-street, Waller-street, Hun- 


ter-street. 
H. EMMETT HARDEN. 
Town Clerk. 


£1 18s. 


MUNICIPALITY OF CONDOBOLIN. 
NOTICE is hereby given that it is the intention of 
the Condobolin Municipal Council to alter the existing 
levels of the footpath from lots 3 to 7, section %. 
Bathurst-street. Plans of the proposed alterations 
may be ,inspected at the Council Chambers during 
office hours. Attention is drawn to the provisions of 
the ‘‘Local Government Act, 1919,” whereby objections 


Council Chambers, 
East Maitland, 31st October, 1922. 
1666 





‘to the proposed levels may be made, together with 


reasons for such objection, within one month from 
date hereof. , 
Dated at Condobolin, this 24th day of October, 1922. 
y AUSTIN A. THOMPSON. 
Town Clerk. 
1635 8s 








MUNICIPALITY OF MOREE. 


IT is hereby notified that the Council of the Muni- 
cipality of Moree has acquired the use of part of the 
northern portion of the Show Ground, comprising 
the two northern yards, for the purpose of a Public 
Pound. The said land and yards will in future be 
used for the purpose of receiving stock impounded 
from the date hereunder set down, or as soon after as 
can conveniently be commenced. The Poundkeeper, 
appointed by a Special Resolution of the Council, 
at a duly constituted Meeting held on the 23rd day 
of October, 1922, is J. W. Slater, of River-street, 


East Moree. 
H, I. TAYLOR, 
Council Chambers, Moree, Town Clerk. 
25th October, 1922. 8 
1645 aS 


MUNICIPALITY OF MITTAGONG. 
SprciaL RECREATION Grounp, Parks, &c., Loan— 
£1,000 > > 
THE Mittagong Municipal Council hereby notifies, in 
accordance with section 181 of the Local Government 
Act, 1919, as amended :— 


That the Council proposes to raise a Special Loan 
of £1,000, for the purpose of providing, controlling, 
and managing grounds for public health, recreation, 
convenience, enjoyment, or other public purpose of 
the hke nature, including parks, children’s play- 
ercunds, sports grounds (including golf links), and 
gardens, and the improvement and embellishment of 
public reserves, being powers which Council may 
exercise under sections 348 and 349 of the said Act. 

That the rate of interest on the loan will be five and 
a half per centum per annum, and that the loan will 
be issued at par. 

That it is proposed to repay the loan by debentures 
providing for -equated payments of principal and 
interest, in thirty half-yearly instalments cf £49 7s. 


Od. each, by which it is estimated that the loan will 


be wholly repaid by 3lst December, 1937. | 

That for the purpose of meeting the instalments 
referred to the Council would be required by law to 
levy a loan rate of either 4/10ths of a penny in the £ 
on the u.c.y., estimated to yield £113, or 1/12th ot 
a penny on the i¢.y,, estimated to yield £102, 





_(¢) on both questions. 


arrange for and take a poll of the ¢ 


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5950  ° NEW SOUTH 


That the Council proposes to levy such loan rate on 


the whole of the area. [t is estimated that the recrea- | 


tion grounds when established will return sufficient 
income to pay instalments of principal and interest 
in addition to géneral expenses, and Council proposes 
in such case to apply for permission to refrain from 
levying the loan rate. . : so 

That it is proposed (1) to improve existing parks 
and recreation grounds, and to secure additional land 
so as to enlarge the 30 acres purchased by Council 
fronting Main Southern road to an area of about 
150 acres, by leasing about 20 acres at annual rental 
of £10, with option of purchase within ten years for 
a sum not to exceed £350, by resumption of about 25 
acres at a cost estimated not to exceed £250, and by 
the use of about 75 acres of Crown land; to secure 
other land adjoining if deemed advisable later, and 
to sell any surplus land; to set apart about 14 acres 
for general sports, and to construct a nine-hole golf 
links, to be extended later to eighteen holes, 

(2) To create a special fund under section 108 of the 
Local Government Act, 1919, to which the loan will 
be carried, also the loan rate and proceeds of a 
special rate proposed to be levied until such time as 
the revenue of the fund watrants the discontinuance 
of such rates, ; 

That the loan is proposed to be expended approxt- 
mately as follows :— 


Bi EA ; 

Acquisition of land ........ Nharitg Wena irked Ek 250 C2" 0 
‘learing and underscrubbing 45 acres for ie 

Bolt HORS 6 aic. latieseea: deb gps laces ety are 459.0: 0 


Construction of greens, fencing, and im- 
provements to grounds and alteration see fe 
$0 BRUGES clic qepenl dea tad nadine wean 291... 


£1,000 


| 


S 
aS! 


That the estimated annual income and expenditure 
of the fund are :— 


Income— , a6 
Loan rate of 7d. in the £ om U.C,V....:..... a 
Special rate of Id. in £ on UWC.V. ...-.ee-. nih 

* Rent of grounds—Agistment «......-:.-..04.:- 20 
Rent of grounds—Sports and entertain- of 

MMGHES 2) i Fue) Mew ese Deets sented bea Eat Sak sae DU 

Rent of grounds—Golf (increasing to £500 fe! 
PH LOU OATS): J). oe rineo agi vas okey asep es PON aN EC 300 
£767 


Expenditure (including further capital expenditure)— 


Interest and principal on account of £ Ss. d. 
Hoste iste sis ate Bendel: scene bee 98 15° 6 
instalment of purchase money and in- 
terest for 30 acres bought on ten 


VOATS: OTIS iio, soaks oh ee cara, PIS VES 
Rent of leased land, with purchase : 

PbO aes) gar Mgt ahs eae ee sven re TD An 
VALOS ANG) SUMITIOS poser sal ees dates B44 i) 
WaATEGAKER: i Jk Gunga deed eae st de Mo Fad 200 6 0 


Maintenance and minor improvements 100 .0 +4) 
Administration expenses to General 

GT uc aise tinea ices Shey xo Venn g F 50, 0 9 
Reseyve for permanent improvements 

and contingencies 





Voluntary financial assistance has heen promised, 
and is being given by the public, which has not been 
taken into account as mcome, — ‘ ; 

One month from the date’ of “publication of this 


notice is allowed in which any number, not. less than, 


25 per cent. of the ratepayers enrolled in the Muni- 
¢ipality, may petition the Council to take a voll of 
ratepayers as to whether («) the ratepayers approve 
of the loan, or as to whether (b) the loan rate shall 
be on the unimproved or improved cavital value, or 


1é riumber of ratepayers on t Lae BH AES 
is 00. payers on the roll he the area 
If a valid petition be lodged, Council will forthwith 
atepayers, Jn 

pdb oa of lee not being demanded, Council pro- 
ses to levy the loan rate on th i roved capiti 
Palee, 1e iapmpreved capital 
Further detaiied information reg 


( arding the pro- 
posal may-he obtained at Council’s 


Office, Mittagong. 

CO. N. LER, 

Town Clerk. 
£3 Qs, 


Mittagong, 26th October, 1999. 





WALES GOVER 














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ti a pee) 


NMENT GAZETTE, No. 155. 





/ WINGADEE SHIRE, | 
NOTICE is hereby given that Constable Herbert 
Henry Thorp, of Quambone, has been appointed an 
Inspector under the Cattle Slaughtering and Diseased 
Animals and Meat Act within that portion of Quam- 


bone Police Patrol situated in the abovementioned — 


Shire. 


Shire Office, 
Coonamble, 28th Oetober, 1922. 
1636 . 


J. M. McKINNELL, | 
Shire Clerk. 


6s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of William Canynge Hall 
Hatherly, late of Paddington, in the State of 
New South Wales, clerk, deceased. 

PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Adminis- 

tration Act, 1898,’’ and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Main- 


‘tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: 


Notice is hereby given that every creditor or other 
person having any debt or claim upon or affecting the 
estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died on or 
about the 30th day of July, 1920, and probate of 
whose will was, on the 8th day of May, 1922, granted 
by the Supreme Court of New South Wales to the 
Public Trustee, is hereby required to send particulars 
m writing of their debt. or claim to the said Public 
Trustee on ov before the 29th day of November, 1922, 
at the expiration of which time the said Public 
Trustee will proceed to distribute the assets of the said 
deceased amongst the. persons entitled thereto, having 
regard to the debts or claims only of which he then 
has notice; and notice is hereby further given that 
the said Public Trustee will not be liable, for the 
assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any person 
of whose debt or claim he shall not have had notice at 
the time of such distribution, 

T. W. GARRETT, 
Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 

67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
26th October, 1922, 
1638 Sra 16s. 








in the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 
PROBATH JURISDICTION, 

In the matter of the estate of Bryan O’Brien, late «f 
Pott’s Point, in the State of New South Waies, 
cabdriver, deceased, intestate. 

PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 

tion Act 1898”: Notice is hereby given that every 

creditor or, other person having any debt or claim 


upon or affecting the estate of Bryan O’Brien, the | 


abovenamed deceased, who died on or about the 21st 
day of August, 1922, and administration of whose 
estate was, on the 10th day of October, 1922, granted 
by the Supreme Court of New South Wales to the 
Public Trustee, is hereby required to send particulars 
in writing of their debt or claim to the said Public 
Trustee on or before the 28th day of November, 1922, 
at the expiration of which time the said Public 
Trustee will proceed to distribute the assets of the 
said. deceased. amongst-the persons entitled thereto. 
having regard to the debts or claims only of which 
he then has notice; and notice is hereby further 
given that the said Public Trustee will not be liable, 
for the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to 
any person of whose debt or claim he shall not have 
had notice at the time of such distribution. 

T. W. GARRETT, 


‘ 
Culwulla Chambers, 


u - Public Trustee. 

67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, | ue 
25th October, 1929. 

1643 . 1és 





Th the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 
PROBATE JURISDICTION, 


{n the matter of the estate of Emily McLean, late af 
Spring Vale, near Boggabri, in the State of New 
South Wales, widow, decéased, intestate, 


PURSUANT to the “‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 


tion Aet, 1898”: Notice is hereby given r 
creditor or other person having ite. doit oe hs 
upon or affecting the estate of Emily. McLean the 
abovenamed deceased, who died on or about the 
22nd day of July, 1922, and administration of whose 
estate was, on the 14th day of October, 1929 sd 
by the Supreme Court of New South Wale 
Public Trustee, is hereby require 
In writing of their debt or clai 


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Trustee on or before the 29th day of November, 1922, | estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died on or 


at the exptration of which time the said Public 
Trustee will proceed to distribute the assets of the 
said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, 
having regard to the debts or claims only of which 
he then has notice; and notice is hereby further 


given that the said Public Trustee will not be liable, 


for the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to 
any person of whose debt or claim he shall not have 
had notice at the time of such distribution. 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
~ 25th October, 1929: 
1650 16s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of William Henry Edward 
Brown, late of Newtown, in the State of New 
South Wales, painter, deceased, intestate. 

PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and: Administra- 

tion Act, 1898’’: Notice is hereby given that every 

creditor or other person having any debt or claim 
upon or affecting the estate of William Henry Edward 

Brown, the abovenamed deceased, who died .on or 

about the 9th day of August, 1922, and administra- 

tion of whose estate was, on the 10th day of October, 

1922, granted by the Supreme Court of New South 

Wales to the Public Trustee, is hereby required to 

send particulars in writing of their debt or claim to 

the said Public Trustee on or before the 30th day of 

November, 1922, at the expiration of which time the 

said Public Trustee will proceed to distribute the assets 

of the said deceased: amongst the persons entitled 
thereto, having regard to the debts or claims only of 
which he then has notice; and notice is hereby further 
given that the said Public Trustee will not be liable, 
for the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to 
any person of whose debt or claim he shall not have 
had notice at the time of such distribution. 

T. W. GARRETT, 

Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 

67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
26th October, 1922. 
1640 16s. 





in the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
¥ PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the Ea | of the estate of Guiseppi Morelli, late 
of Inverleith, near Coolamon, in. the State of 
New South Wales, labourer, deceased, intestate. 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Adminis- 
tration Act, 1898’’: Notice is hereby given that every 
ereditor or other person having any debt or claim upon 
or affecting the estate of Guiseppi Morelli, the above- 
named deceased, who died on or about the 6th day of 
October, 1921, and administration of whose estate 
was on the 21st day of November, 1921, granted by the 


Supreme Court of New South Wales to the Public — 
“Trustee, is hereby required to send particulars in 


writing of their debt or claim to the said Public 
Trustee on or before the 30th day ef November, 1922, 
at the expiration of which time the said Public Trustee 
will proeeed to distribute the assets. of the said 
deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, having 


regard to the debts orf claims only of which he then | 


has notice; and notice is hereby further given that 
the said Public Trustee will not be liable, for the assets 
or any part thereof so distributed, to any person of 


whose debt or claim he shall not have had notice at. 


the time of such distribution. = 


T. W. GARRETT, ; 
Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 

26th October, 1922, 


1637 16s. 








In the Supreeme Court of New South Wales. 
. PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of William Henry 
Fletcher, late of South Lismore, in the State of 
New South Wales, railway employee, deceased. 

PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 

tion Act, 1898,’’ and the ‘“‘Testator’s Family Main- 

tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916’’: 

Notice is hereby given ‘that every creditor or other 

person having any debt or claim upon or affecting the 


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about the 18th day of August, 1922, and of whose 
estate letters of administration, with the will an- 
nexed, were, on the 9th day of October, 1922, granted 
by the Supreme Court of New South Wales to the 
Public Trustee, is hereby required to send particulars 
in writing of their debt or claim to the said Public 
Trustee on or before the 30th day of November, 1922. 
at the expiration of which time ‘the said Public 
Trustee will proceed to distribute the assets of the 
said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, 
having regard to the debts or claims only of which 
he then has notice; and notice is hereby further given 
that the said Public Trustee will not be Hable, for the 
assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any person 


-of whose debt or claim he shall not have had notice at 


the time of such distribution. 


T, W. GARRETT, 
Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
26th October, 1922. 
1641 i 16s. 


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In the Supreeme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION; 


In the matter of the estate of Frank Halliday, late of 
Merrylands, in the State of New South Wales, 
metal-turner, deceased, 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 


tion Act, 1898,’’ and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Main- 
tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916’’: 
Notice is hereby given that every creditor or other - 
person having any debt or claim upon or affecting the 
estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died on or 
about the 50th day of July, 1922, and probate of whose 
will was, on the 9th day of October, 1922, granted 
by the Supreme Court of New South Wales to the 
Public Trustee, is hereby required to send particulars 
in writing of their debt or claim to the said Public 
Trustee on or before the 30th day of November, 1922, 


‘at the expiration.of which time the said Public 
. Trustee will proceed to distribute the assets of the 


said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, - 
having regard to the debts and claims only of which 
he then has notice; and notice is hereby further given 
that the said Public Trustee will not be liable, for the 
assets*or any part thereof so distributed, to any person 
of whose debt or claim he shall not have had notice at 
the time of such distribution. 
T. W. GARRETT, 

Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 

67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, . 

26th October, 1922. 

1642 16s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION, 


In the matter of the estate of Joseph Hallett, late of 
Broken Hill, in the State of New South Wales, 
miner, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the “Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,’ and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Main- 
tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916’: 
Notice is hereby given that every creditor or other 
person having any debt or claim upon or affecting the 
estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died on or 
about the 22nd day of July, 1922, and of whose estate 
letters of administration, with the will annexed, were, 
on the 5th day of October, 1922, granted by the 
Supreme Court of New South Wales to the Public 
Trusteg, is hereby required to send particulars in 
writing of their debt or claim to the said Public 
Trustee, on or before the 30th day of November, 1922, 
at the expiration of which time the said Public Trus- 
tee will proceed to distribute the assets of the said 
deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, having 
regard to the debts or claims only, of which he then 
has notice; and notice is hereby further given that 
the said Public Trustee will not be liable, for the 
assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any person 
of whose debt or claim he shall not have had notice 
at the time of such distribution. 
| T. W. GARRETT,» .. 
Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, 

Sydney, 26th October, 1922. ‘ 
1639 16s. 


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_In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of Amy Hurley, late st 
Hay, in the State of New South Wales, married 
woman, deceased. 


PURSUANT to tho ‘Wills, Probate, and Administra- 


tion Act, 1898,’’ and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Maim- 
tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916’: 


Notice is hereby given that every creditor or other — 


person having any debt or claim upon or affecting 
the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died on 
or about the 26th day of August, 1922, and letters 
of administration, with the will annexed, of whose 
estate were, on the 18th day of October, 1922, granted 
hy the Supreme Court of New South Wales to the 
Public Trustee, 1s hereby required to send particulars 
in writing of their debt or claim to the said Public 
Trustee on or before the 3rd day of December, 1922, 
at the expiration of which time the said Public 


Trustee will proceed to distribute the assets of ihe’ 


said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, 
having regard to the debts or claims only of which 
he then has notice; and notice is hereby further 
given that the said Public Trustee will not be liable, 
for the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to 
any person of whose debt or claim he shall not have 
had notice at the time of such distribution. 


T. W. GARRETT, 


Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 


67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
31st October, 1922. 
1686 16s, 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of Thomas Rogers, late of 
Newtown, in the State of New South Wales, 
postman, deceased, 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administra: 
tion Act, 1898,” and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Mainten- 
ance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916’: Notice 
is hereby given that every creditor or other person 
haying any debt or claim upon or affecting the estate 
of the abovenamed deceased, who died on or about 
the 12th day of June, 1922, and letters of administra- 
tion, with the will annexed, of whose estate were, on 
the 25th day of August, 1922, granted by the Supreme 
Court of New South Wales to the Public Trustee, is 
hereby required to send particulars in writing of their 
debt or claim to the said Public Trustee, on or before 
the 80th day of November, 1922, at the expiration of 
which time the said Public Trustee will proceed to 
distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst the 
persons entitled thereto, having regard to the debts 
or claims only of which he then has notice; and notice 
is hereby further given that the said Public Trustee 
will not be lable, for the assets or any part thereof so 
distributed, to any person of whose debt or claim he 
shall not have had notice at the time of such dis- 
tribution, 

T. W. GARRETT, 


Culwulla, Chambers, Public Trustee. 


67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
26th October, 1922. 
1651 16s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the estate of Walter George Brvant. late of 
Mudgee, in the State of New South Wales, 
master-butcher, deceased, intestate. 

PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898’: Notice is hereby given that all eredi- 
tors or other persons having any claim or demand 
against the estate of Walter George Bryant, the 
abovenamed deceased, who died on the, 27th day of 

September, 1912, intestate, and administration, de 

bonis non, of whose estate was, on the 8th day of Feb- 

ruary, 1922, granted by the Supreme Court of New 

. South Wales, in its Probate Jurisdiction, to Albert 

George Bryant, of Mudgee, a son and‘one of the next 

ot kin of the said deceased, are hereby required to 

send particulars in writing of such elaim or demand 
to the said Albert George Bryant, or to the under- 
signed, the proctors for the said Albert George Bryant, 
on or before the 30th day of November, 1922, at the 
expiration of which time the said Albert George 

Bryant will proceed to distribute the assets of the 

sald deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, 

having regard only to the claims and demands of 


.Culwulla Chambers, 


‘hich he then has notice; and notice.is hereby further 
et that the said Albert George Bryant will not he 
liable. for the assets or any part thereaf so distri- 
buted, to any person of whose claim or demand he 
shall not have had notice at the time of such distri- 
bution.—Dated this 26th day of October, a.D. 1912, 

McPHERSON AND BAWDEN, | 
~ Proctors for the said Administrator, 

Market-street, Mudgee. 

1620 16s. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Gustav Edward Johannes Rettke, late 
: of Wyalong, in the State of New South Wales, 
farmer, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,” and the ‘‘Testator’s. Family Main- 
tenance and Guardianship cf Infants Act, 1916”: 
Notice is hereby given that. every creditor or other 
person having any claim against the estate of Gustav 
Edward Johannes Rettke, the abovenamed deceased, 
who died on or about the 7th day of June, 1922, and 


probate of whose will was, on the 17th day of July, 


1922, granted by the Supreme Court of New South 
Wales to Augusta Emma Rettke, of Wyalong afore- 
said, widow of the said deceased, and the sole execu- 
trix named in the said will, is hereby required wo 
send particulars in writing of such claim to the said 
Augusta Emma Rettke, in care of Messieurs G. P. 
Evans and Englert, at their office hereunder men- 
tioned, on or before the 9th day of December, 1922, 
at the expiration of which time the said Augusta 
Emma Rettke will proceed to distribute the assets 
of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled 
thereto, having regard only to the claims of which 
she then has notice; and notice is hereby further 
given that the said Augusta Emma Rettke will noc 
be liable, for the assets or any part thereof so <is- 
tributed, to any person of whose claim she shall not 
have had notice at the time of such distribution.— 
Dated this 30th day of October, 1922. 


G. P. EVANS AND ENGLERT, 
Proctors for the Executrix, 
Main-street, West Wyalong.: 
16s. 


— 


1665 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
A PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of Ellen Wheatley, late of 
Sydenham, in the State of New South Wales, widow, 
deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 


Act, 1898,” and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Maintenance and > 


Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notiee is hereby given 
that every creditor or other person having any debt or claim 
upon or affecting the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who 
died on or about the 28th day of August, 1982, and 
probate of whose will was, on the 29th day of September, 
1922, granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales 
to the Public Trustee, is hereby required to send par- 
ticulars in writing of their débt or claim to the said 
Public Trustee. on or before the 4th day of December, 
1922, at the expiration of which time the said Public 


_ Trustee will proceed to distribute the assets of the said 


deceased amongst the persons, entitled thereto, having 
regard to the debts or claims only of which he then has 
novice; and notice is hereby further given that the said 
Public Trustee will not be liable, for the assets or any part 
thereof so distributed, to any person of whose debt or eis 
he shall not have had notice at the time of such distribution, 


T. W, GARRETT, 

Public Trustee. 

67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
2nd November, 1922. 


1708 16s. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. ; 


In the estate of William Denihan, late of Leichhardt, 
near Sydney, in the State of New South Wales, 
ceentloman, deceased, intestate. 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills. Probate and Acministra- , 


tion Act, 1898’: Notice is hereby given that all 
creditors and other persons having any debt, claim, or 
demand upon or affecting the estate of the above- 
named deceased, who died at Leichhardt aforesaid on 
or about the 7th day of April, 1922, and letters of 
administration of whose estate were granted by the 
Supreme Court of New South Wales, in its Probate 


[3 Nov., 1922. 


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Jurisdiction, on the 24th day of July, 1922, to James 
William Denihan, the administrator of the estate, are 
hereby required to send in particulars of their debts, 
claims, and demands to the said administrator, in care 
of the undersigned, on or before the 18th day of 
December next, at the expiration of which time the 
said administrater will proceed to distribute the assets 
of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled 
thereto, having regard only to the debts, claims, and 
demands of which they shall then have had notice; and 
notice is hereby further given that the said adminis- 
trator will not be Jiable, for the ,assets or any part 
thereof so distributed, to any person of whose debt, 
claim, or demand they shall not haye had notice at 
the time of such distribution,— Dated this 2nd day ot 
November, 1922. 
BALDICK AND SIMPSON, 
Proctors for the Administrator, 
12-14 O’’Connell-street, Sydney. 

1701 16s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Frederic Bonney, fate of Rugeley, i 
the county of Stafford, in England, Esquire, 
deceased, 

PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 

tion Act, 1898,’’ and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Main- 

tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: 

Notice is hereby given that every creditor or other 

person having any claim against the estate of the 

abovenamed deceased, who died ‘on or about the 
17th day of January, 1921, and probate of whose will 


_was granted by His Majesty’s High Court of Justice 


in England, out of the District Probate Registry, at 
Lichfield, on the 26th day of August, 1921, to Thomas 
George Bonney, and Alice Jane Wetherall, the execu- 
tors thereof (a certified copy of which will and grant 
of probate thereof endorsed was sealed by the 
Supreme Court of New South Wales on the 21st dav 
of October, 1922), are hereby required to send in 
particulars of their claims to the said executors, in 
care of the undersigned, on or before the 4th day of 
December next, at the expiration of which time the 
said executors will proceed to distribute the assets 
of the said deceased among the persons entitled 
therato, having regard to the debts and claims only 
of which they shall then have had notice; and tho 
said executors will not be liable, for the assets so 
distributed, to any person of whose debt or claim 
they shall not have had notice at the time of such 
distribution.__Dated this 28th day of October, 1922. 


STEPHEN, JAQUES, AND STEPHEN, 
Proctors for the Executors, ’ 
12 and 14 O’Connell-street, Sydney. 
| 16s. 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 
In the estate of Gladys Elystan-Price, late of Living- 


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stone-avenue, Pymeble, near Sydney, in the State . 


of New South Wales, deceased, intestate. 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Adminis- 
tration Act, 1898,’ and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Main- 
tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: 
Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other 
persons having any debts, claims, or demands of what 
kind soever upon or affecting the estate of the above- 


named deceased, who died on or about the 18th day of | 


January, 1922, and letters of administration, cum tes- 
tamento annexo, of whose estate were granted by the 
Supreme Court of New South Wales, in its Probate 
Jurisdiction, on the 15th day of May, 1922, to Benjamin 
Elystan-Price, the administrator of the said estate, 
are hereby required to send in particulars of such 
debts, claims, and demands to the said administrator, 
on or before the 7th day of December next, at the 
expiration of which time the said administrator will 
proceed: to distribute the assets of the said deceased 
among the persons entitled thereto, having regard to 
the debts, claims, and demands only of which he shall 
then have had notice; and the administrator will not 
be liable, for the assets so distributed, to any person 
ot whose debt, claim, or demand he shall not have had 
notice at the date of*such distribution.—Dated this 
26th day of October, a.p. 1922. ‘ 


; JULES VINCENT AROMISE SAPPEY. 
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: Proctors for Administrator, 
Daily Telegraph Building, 
157 King-street, Sydney. 


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In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Amy Gorman, late of Lane Cove, near 
Sydney, in the State of New South Wales, widow, 
deceased. 


PURSUANT to the “Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,’ and pursuant.to the ‘'festator’s 
Family Maintenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 
1916)’: Notice is hereby given that all creditors and 
other persons having any debts or claims upon or 
affecting the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who 
died on or about the 27th day of September, 1922, and 
probate of whose will was granted. by the Supreme 
Court of New Scuth Wales, in its Probate Jurisdiction, 
on the 27th day of October, 1922, to James Lowe 
Phegan, of Woy Woy, freeholder, the executor named 
in the said will, are hereby required to send in par- 
ticulars of their claims to the undersigned, on or 
before the 22nd day of December, 1922, at the expira- 
tion of which time the said James Lowe Phegan will 
proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased 
amongst the persons entitled thereto, having regard 
to the debts and claims only of which he shall then 
have had notice; and the said James Lowe Phegan 
will not be liable, for the assets so distributed, to any 
person of whose debt or claim he shall not have had 
notice at the time of such distribution.—Dated this 
2nd day of November, 1922, 


HERBERT DE YONGH SCROGGIE, 
Proctor for Executor, 
Castlereagh House, 
2 Castlereagh-street, Sydney. 


1684 16s. 





In the Sepreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the wilt of James Kirwan, late of Auburn, formerly 
of Bellevue-street, Sydney, in the State of New 
South Wales, gentleman, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,’? and pursuant to tho ‘“Testator’s 
Family Maintenance and Guardianship of Infants 
Act, 1916’’: Notice is hereby given that all creditors 
and other persons having any claims or demands 
against or upon the estate of the abovenamed deceased, 
who died at Auburn aforesaid, on the 9th day of Octq- 
ber, 1922, are hereby required to send in full particu- 
lars of their claims and demands upon the said estate 
to the undersigned, the proctor for the executors, 
Thomas O’Mara and Patrick Downey, to whom _pro- 
bate was granted on the 3lst day of October, 1922, 
on or before the 15th day of December next, in default 
whereof the said executors will, after the lastmen- 
tioned date, proceed to administer the estate, and dis- 
tribute the assets among the parties entitled thereto, 
having regard only to the claims and demands of 
which they shall then have notice; and the said Thomas 
0’Mara and Patrick Downey will not be liable, for the 
assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any 
person of whose claim they shall not have had notice 
at the time of such distribution.__Dated the 2nd day 
of November, 1922. 
J. J. CARROLL, 
Proctor for the Executors, : 
28 Elizabeth-street, Sydney. 

1685 : 16s. 
OE apa La I oP SSeS eet nN 
[Notice of Application for a Certificate of Discharge. | 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (21,227) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re Jules Vincent Aromise Sappey, of Tressider- 
avenue, Haberfield, and Norton and Short streets, 
Leichhardt, produce merchant. * 


To the Official Assignee and Creditors. 


TAKE NOTICE that I, Jules Vincent Aromise 
Sappey, intend to apply to the Court, Supreme Court 
Building, Elizabeth-street, Sydney, on Wednesday, 
the 22nd day of November, 1922. at 10 a.m., or as 
soon afterwards as the course of business will admit, 
that a Certificate of Discharge-be granted to me, 
under and according to the provisions of the ‘‘Bank- 
ruptey Act, 1898.’’—Dated this 30th day of October, 


1922 
JULES VINCENT AROMISE SAPPRY. 
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[Notice of Application for a-Certificate of Discharge. ] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (29,155) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re James Edwin James, of Moonan Brook; ex parte 
W. Campbell & Co. Ltd. - 
To the Official Assignee and Creditors. 

TAKE NOTICE that I, James Edwin James, intend 
to apply to the Court, Supreme Court Buiiding, 
Elizabeth-street, Sydney, on Monday, the 20th day 
of November, at 10 a.m., or as soon afterwards as 
the course of business will admit, that a Certificate 
of Discharge be granted to me, under and according 
to the provisions of the Bankruptey Act, 1898 (No. 
25).—Dated this 30th day of October, 1922. 

J. KE. JAMES. 
1664 10s. 


— 





[Notice of Application for a Certificate of Discharge. ] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (22,637) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re John Joseph Dulhunty, of Olphert-avenue, 
Watson’s Bay, grazier, 


To the Official Assignee and Creditors. 


TAKE NOTICE that I, John Joseph Dulhunty, intend 
to apply to the Court, Supreme Court Buildings, 
Elizabeth-street, Sydney, on Tuesday, the 21st day of 
November, at 10 a.m., or as soon afterwards as the 
-course of business will admit, that a Certificate of 
Discharge be granted to me, under and according to 
the provisions of the ‘Bankruptcy Act, 1898.”’— 
Dated this Ist day of November, 1922. 
JOHN J. DULHUNTY. 

1663 10s. 


[Notice of Application for a Certificate of Discharge. | 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, (22,403) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re Rowland Grice Brasier, of Lyndhurst, Albyn-street, 
‘ Bexley. 
To the Official Assignee and Creditors. 
eTAKE NOTICE that Rowland Grice Brasier intends 
to apply to the Court, Supreme Court Building, 
Elizabeth-street, Sydney, on Monday, the 20th day of 
November, a.p. 1922, at 10 a.m., or as soon afterwards 
as the course of business will admit, that a. Certificate 
of Discharge be granted to him, under and according 
to the provisions f the ‘“‘Bankruptecy Act, 1898’\.— 
Dated this 1st day of November, 1922. 
A. G. COLLINS, 
_e Solicitor for the Bankrupt, 
f 81 Elizabeth-street, Sydney. 
1673 : 10s. 











{Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.} 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (33,078) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 

“Re Frank Charles Mardel, of 37 Harbour-street, Mosman, and 
carried on, business as ‘‘ Adverscope Company ” at Malcolm 
Buildinge, Malcolm-lane, Sydney. 

NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of the debtor, and Mr. C. F.W. Lloyd appointed to 
be the Official Assignee.—Dated at Sydney, this 26th day of 


October, 1922. 
N.C. Restore i 
Registyar in Bankr : 
* 1687 be tea A 





{ Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptey Act, 1898.] 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (28,080) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re Edward Albert Lewis, of Bathurst-road, Blackheath, 
grocer. : 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of the debtor, and Mr. ©. F. W. Lloyd appointed 
to be the Offisial Assignoe.—Dated at Sydney, this 27th day 
of October, 1922, j i 
NO, Poe proe rar ag : 
» Registrar in Bankruptey. 

1688 : J By 





[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 
iN BANKROPTCY. 


-Rs Cyril Oliver Beard, of 125 Walker-street, North Sydney, 


joiner, | ; 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of the debtor, and Mr. W. H. Palmer. appointed to 
be the Official Assignee.—Dated at Sydney, this 27th day of 


October, 1922. 
it N. C. LOCKHART, 
Registrar in Bankruptey. 


1689 Eg. 


[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptey Act, 1898. 

In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (23,084) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 

Re George Kerr, of Broken Hill, miner. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order’ has 
this day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on 
the petition ofthe debtor, and Mr. O. F. W. Lloyd appointed 





to be the Offieial Assignee.— Dated at Sydney, this 80th day of 


October, 1922. 
N. 0, LOCKHART, 
- Registrar in Bankruptey. 
58. 











1690 
[Noviee ander Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1598.) 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (23,085) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. an 


Re Frank Pearce Capper, of Blenheim, Ingleburn, farmer. 
NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of the debtor, and Mr. W. H. Palmer appointed te 
be the Official Assignee.—Dated at Sydney, this 3ist day of 
Ootober, 1922. : 

N, Cc. LOCKHART, 
Registrar in Bankruptey. 
1691 5s. 
[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.] 
In the Bupreme Court of New South Wales. (23,087) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re Sidney Ernest Brogan, of Bellbird, miner. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made agaimst the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of the debtor, and Mr.C. F. W. Lioyd appointed 
to be the Official Assignee.—Dated at Sydney, this lst day 


of November, 1922. 
N.C. LOCKHAR®, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
_ Ss. 





1692 








[Notice under Seetion 11 of the Bankruptey Act, 1898.] 

In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, (28,057) 

IN BANKRUPTOY. ! 

Re Robert Newton, of 29 Vernon-street, Petersham, and Oliver 
Newton, of Ashton, Princess-street, Canterbury, lately 
carrying on business as “ Newton Bros.,” at George-street, 

_ Hurlstone Park. 3 : 

NOTICE ia hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 

day been made against the abovenamed bankrupts, on the 

petition of Paul and Gray Limited, and Major Brothers and 

Company Limited, and Mr. W. H. Palmer appointed to be 

the Official Assignee.—Dated at Sydney, this 27th day of 

October, 1922. - : 

N. C. LOCKHART, 
Registrar in Bankruptey. 
[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (23,067) 
IN BANKRUPTOY. ; 


Re Stanley Walter Barnes, of 204 Darby-street, Newcastle, and 


lately carrying on business at “Royal Crown Hotel,” 


Adamstown, hotelkeeper. | 


NOTICH 1s hereby given that a Sequestration Order has ‘ie 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of Tooth & Co. Limited, and Mr. 0, F. W. Lloyd 
appointed to be the Official Assignee.—Dated at Sydney, shis 


80th day of October, 1922, 
WN. C, LOOKHART, 


Registrar in Bunkers: 46 
1604 oi sie ho 


(28,081) 


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Court Building, Elizabeth-street, Sydney, on the 15th day of 


3 Nov., 1922,] 





[Notice under Bection 11 of the Beukrupicy Act, 1998. } 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. . (23,072 ) 
- IN BANKRUPTOY, 


Re Joseph Isaac Falk, lately carrying on business at 28 O’Con- 
nell-street, Sydney, as “J, 1. Falk & Co.” 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of Harp, Woodcock, Beveridge & Co. Ltd., and Mr. 


W.H. Palmer appointed to be the.Official Assignee.—Dated 
‘ 


at Sydney, this 3Uth day of October, 1922. 
N. ©. LOCKHART, 
Registrar in Bi nkrup! cy. 


1695 5s. 


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In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


IN BANKRUPTCY... 


NOTICH is horeby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the following matters will be held at the Court, Supreme 
Oourt Buiiding, Elizabeth-street, Sydney, on the 15th day of 
November, 1922, at 10 .a.m., or as soon after as the course 
of business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote 
thereat, his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in 
Bankruptcy, not later thun the 13th day of November, 1922 :— 


Re Frederick George Mansfield (No. 23,037), of 43 Terry- 
street, St. Peters, and carrie 1 on business at 335 George- 
street, Sydney, as a partner in the firm of “ F, Mansfield 
& Co.,” salesman. : 

Re Clarence KHdmund Moore (No. 23,038), of 29 Prospect- 
street, Paddington, and carried on business at 835 George- 
street, Syduey, as a partner in the firm of ‘‘ }’. Muansiield 
& Co.” 





Re Edward Richard Barnes (No, 23,071), of Merfylands-road, 


Merrylands, engineer. 
N. C. LOCKHART, 
Registrar in’ Bankruptcy. 
Official Assignee—WILLIAM HARRINGTON PALMER. 


1696. £1 1s. 





_ In tae Supreme Couct of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


NOTLLCH is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the following matters will be held at the Court, Supreme 
Court Building, lizabeth-street, Sydney, on the 14th day of 
November, 1922, at L{}am., or as soon after as the course of 
business will permit. ‘Lo entitle a creditor to vote thereat, 
his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy 
not later than the 13th day of November, 1022 :— 


Re W. B. Cowles (trading as “ Hereford Furnishing Com- 
pany ’’), (No. 22,997), of Hereford-street, Glebe. 

Re W. Heilbronn (No. 42,965), of 191 Wilson-street, New- 

. town. ; 

N. C. LOCKHART, 

Registrar in Bankruptey, 

Official Aesignee— CHARLES Farnzax WATERLOO Lion. 


1697 14s, 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales: 


IN BANKRUPTOY. 


NOTICH is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the following matter will be held at the Court, Supreme 


November, 1922, at 10 s.m., or as soon afteras thecourse of 
business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat 
his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy 
not later than the 13th day of November, 1922 :— 


Re Bazil Blades Vankeerson (No. 23,674), of 267 Cleveland- 
street, R:dfern, and carried on business as Condobolin, 
picture-show proprietor, 

/ N. C. LOCKHART, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Offici-] Assignee—Wiruam Harrington ParMER. 


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In the Supreme Court of ‘New South Wales. 

IN BANKRUPTCY. 

+ Notice To CREDITORS. 

ACCOUNTS with plans of distribution in the unde 
mentioned estates, showing dividends as specified, 
are now filed in the office of the Registrar in Bank- 
ruptey, Supreme Court Building, Elizabeth-street, 
Sydney, for the inspection of persons interested; and 
notice is hereby given that such accounts and plans 


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will be submitted to the Court for confirmation om 
Monday, the 20th November, 1922, if not previously 
objected to :— 


Robert James Low, of Pitt-street, Sydney (No. 
22,374), a-second account and: first plan of distri- 
bution, showing payment of a dividend of eight 
pence and one half-penny in the £ on all proved 
concurrent claims. 


Estate of William Montagu Legh, deceased, late of 

Glen Innes, solicitor (No. 22,607), a second 
account and plan of distribution, showing pay- 
ment of a dividend of eleven-sixteenths of a 
penny in the: £ on all proved concurrent claims. 


Robert Ffrench MacDermott, of Culwallermine, near 
Nyngan, grazier (No. 22,744), a third account 
and plan of distribution, showing payment of an 
equalising dividend of eight shillings in the £ 
on one concurrent claim, and a dividend of eight 
pence thirty-one thirty-seconds of a penny in the 
£ on all proved concurrent claims. 


Also; accounts current only in the undermentioned 
estates :— 


No. 22,919. John William Patrick Woodlock, vf 
Nyngan, grazier. 
No. 22,954. Ross Joseph Annesley, of Cessnock, 
motor-cycle mechanic. 
No. 22,959. Benjamin McAdam and Alfred McAdam, 
of 39 Toxteth-road, Glebe Point, builders. 
No. 22,961. Harry Edward Bailey, of Terranora, 
farmer. = 
No. 22,967. Charles Abraham Woolf, of 42 Hardie- 
street, Darlinghurst, garage proprietor. 
No. 22,988. Robert Roney, of Cessnock, jeweller and 


furniture wa rehouseman 7 


WILLIAM HARRINGTON PALMER, 
: Official Assignee. 
47 Klizabeth-street, Sydney, 
2nd November, 1922. 
1699 £1 


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In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY, _ 
Novice To Crepitors, 


ACCOUNTS and plans of distribution in the under- 
mentioned estates, showing dividends as specitied hete- 
under, are now filed in the Office of the Registrar in 
Bankruptey, Supreme Court Building, Wlizabeth- 
street, Sydney, for the inspection of persons interested ; 
and notice is hereby given that such accounts. and 
plans will be submitted to the Court for. confirmation 
on Monday, the 20th November, 1922, at’10 a.m., if 
not previously objected to :— 


ue 

Amelia Elizabeth Maria Victoria Frederica Jones, of 
St. Leonards, near Sydney (No. 19,071), an eighth 
account and sixth plan of distribution, showing 
payment of a sixth dividend of seven. pence and 
three-eighths of a penny in the £ on all proved 
concurrent claims. 

Peel Scott Kemmis, of Gilgandra, share-farmer (No. 
20,559), a second account and plan of distribution, 
showing payment of an equalising dividend of 
nine shillings .and threepence halfpenny in the 
£ on one claim admitted since the first’ account - 
was filed, and a second dividend of five pence 
three farthings in the £ on all proved concurrent 
claims. 


Accounts current only in the following estates :— 

No. 22,935. John Kemp Foster, of the Carlton, Vic- 
toria-parade, Manly, and carrying on business at 
York Chambers, Market-street, Sydney, and form- 
erly of the ‘‘Great Northern Hotel,’’ Newcastle, 
hotelkeeper. 

0, 22,949. Walter Samuel Crosby Maytom, of Booral, 
erazier. 

No. 22,978. Albert Ferran, of 248 George-street, Syd- 

ney, merchant. 


No. 22,985. Charles Youngman, of Elm, George-street, 
Mascot, painter and decorator, i ; 
No. 22,999. Wilfred Roy Askins, of 182 Cowper-strect, 
Waverley, cabinet-maker. 
No. 28,004. John Arthur Blair, of King-street, Aber- 
main, miner. 
C, F. W, LLOYD, 
\ Offizin? Assignée, 
182 Phillip-street, Sydney, 
2nd November, 1922. 
1708 &i 


each’ 


5956 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 155. 





Se a RET OID ie ' 
@ in the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
: IN EQUITY. 
No. 9,684. 


In the matter cf the ‘‘Companies Act, 1899,” and in 
the matter of Lorimore Enterprises and Promo- 
tions Limited. . 3 

BY an order made by His Honor the Chicf Judge in 

Equity, in the above matter, dated the third day 

of October. 1922, on the petition of Henry Freemantle 

Davis, of Union Bank Chambers. Hunter-street, Syd- 

ney, merchant, it was ordered, that the abovenamed 

Company be wound up by the Court under the provi- 

sions of the Companies Act, and that Charles Fairfax 

Waterloo Lloyd, of Denman Chambers, Phillip-street, 

Sydney, be appointed Official Liquidator thereof. 


JOHN McLAUGHLIN AND SON, 
Union Bank Chambers, 
Hunter-street, Sydney, 
Solicitors for the petitioning creditor. 
1683 10s. 


— 


In the District Court of the Metropolitan District, 
holden at Sydney. 


No. of Plaint, 3,522 of 1922. 
No. of Writ, 516 of 1922. 


Between Aaron Wolper, plaintiff; and Roy Hawkins, 
defendant. 


ON Saturday, the sixteenth,day of December, 1922, 
at eleven o’clock: in the forenoon, unless the writ of 
fi. fa. is previously satisfied, the Registrar will sell 
by public auction at the Court-house, Queen’s Square, 
Sydney, all the right, title, and interest (if any) of the 
ahovenamed defendant of, in, and to,— 





All that piece of land, containing twenty-five and 
three-quarter perches, situated in ‘the Muni- 
cipality of Canterbury, parish of St. »George, 
county of Cumberland, and being the whole of the 
land comprised in Certificate of Title dated the 
twenty-eighth day of December, one thousand 
nine hundred and twenty, registered volume 3,143, 
folio 249, standing in the name of Roy Hawkins. 


Terms, Cash. : 
Dated this 27th day of October, 1922. 


J. M. A, BONTHORNE, 
Registrar of the Court. 
1670 14s. 





. In the District Court of the South-Western District, 
holden at Wagga Wagga, issued at Junee. 


No. 5 of 1922. 
No, of Writ, 3 6f 1922 ; issued at Junee. 


Between ‘James Thomas Meldrum, of Junee, storekeeper, 
plaintiff ; and Edward John Williams, of Junee, labourer, 
defendant. 


ON Monday, the eleventh day of December, 1922, at noon, 
unless the writ of fieri facias herein be previously satisfied, 
the Assistant Registrar at Junce will cause to be sold by 
public auction, at the Court-house, Junee,—All the right, 
title, and interest of Kdward John Williams, the defendant 
herein, of, in, and to, all that the equity of redemption and 
all other the right, title and interest (if any) of him the said 
defendant, of, in, and to,—- 


All that piece of land containing 31 perches, situate at 
Lord-street, Junee Junction, Municipality of Junee, 
parish of South Jewnee, county of Clarendon, being 
lots 12 and 14, section 5, on Deposited Plan No. 2,445, 
and the whole of the land comprised in Certificate of 
Title, dated 17th March, 1921, registered volume 
3165, folio 112. Also, 32 perches, situate at Junction 
Lane, Junee Junction, Municipality of Junee, parish 
of South Jewnee. county of Clarendon, being lot 13, 


section 5, on Deposited Plan No, 1,337, and the’ 


whole of the land comprised in Certificate of Title, 
dated 30th August, 1916, registered volume 2694, 
folio.3. 13 
The above-described lands are subject to a mortgage from 
the defendant to Benjamin Joseph Cummins, of Junee, dairy- 
man, to secure the sum of £220 and interest, dated 30th May, 
1922, Registered No. A. 824994, he 


Terms, Cash. 


A. G. MORGAN, 
Ff, A. Comins, Assistant Registrar, Junee. 
Plaintiff's Attorney, 
Seignior-street, Junee. 


1707 | lds, 6d. 








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CMPoOuUUditgs. 





#.% Poundkeepers are taminded that Advertisements of 
impounded Stock are charged for at the rate of Ont SHILLING 
FOR EACH ANIMAL DESCRIBED ; and no such Advertisement wits 
he inserted in the Gazette unless accompanied by a remittanog | 
wicrent to cover the cost of imsertion, : 








BATHURST.—Impounded at Bathurst, by P. Foran, 
impounding officer; sum due at date of notice, £1 :— 
Brown pony gelding, like q near shoulder, star, 7 years, 14 

hands. : 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on tlhe 
16th November, 1922. 
1679—!s8. - G. STOKES, Poundkeever. 
SOS URE gee alae SA cand i Sa a: as EEL RE AE 
BRUSHGROVE.—Impounded at Brushgrove, on the 2nd day 
of October, 1922, from Brushgrove-Maclean roads, by 
impounding officer, Harwood Shire :— 


Roan cow, MW) near rump, > A off rump. 


If not released, will be sold at this Pound at ncon on the 
8th November, 1922. 
1627—Is. G@. YAGER, Poundkeeper. 
MIR Uiaheg OU Ss ele AN ce oe IE a alee eS 
CAMPBELLTOWN,.—Impounded at Campbelltown, on the 
26th day of October, 1922, from Minto, by Mr. S. Kirton :— 
Red-roan cow, J off rump, about 3 years. 
If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
16th November, 1922. 


1674—Is. EK. WEBB, Poundkeeper. 





CANDELO.—Impounded at Candelo, on the 24th day of 
October, 1922, from Kanoona, by Mr. E. Went; sum due 
at date of notice set after each animal :— 

Roan and white bullock, like [IB nearrump, 4 years; 198. 9d. 

Brindie bullock, like EQ over AY near rump, 4 yeare; 
19s. d.. 

Alsc, on the 24th ultimo, from Brentwood, by Mr. W. 
Bright :— 

Red and white steer, like WeC near rump, earmarked, 23 
years; 17s. 3d. f 

Tf not released, will be sold a‘ this Pound at ucon on the 

9th November, 1922. 


1661—3s. H. HAMMOND, Poundkeeper. 








CARGO.—Impounded at Cargo, on the 23rd day of October, 
1922, f:0m Cargo Common, by impounding officer; sum 
due at ddte of notice—firet four £1 3s. Ud. each, others 
£188.:— — 

Mousey pony mare, —— over Ji near shoulder, white mane 
and tail, hind hoof white, blaze, aged, 12 hands. 

Black foal, still sucking, hind foot white, other hind hoof 

white, 1 year, 10 hands; progeny of above. 

Chestnut pony mare, like ri (touching', or § } (touching) 

: cae 

near shoulder, silver mane and tail, aged, 12 hands. 

Chestnut foal, unbranded, silver mane and tail, 1 year, 10 

hand;; progeny of above. 


Also, on same date, from crop, by M. Teefy, Bowen Park :— 
Brown oe gelding, €() over f§ near shoulder, eged, 154 
hands. 

Brown buggy mare, no brands visible, hind feet white, blaze, 
probably unbroken, % or 4 years, 14$’ hands. 

Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
20th November, 1922. 


1628—6s, 3. WHITE, Poundkeeper. 





CH3SNOCK.—Impounded at Cessnock, on the 28th day of 
October, 1922, from Allandale-road, by William Crosbie ; 
sum due at date of notice, 19s, — ae 





‘Roan poley cow, like } near rump, fa‘nt brand off rump. 


Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the- 


9th November, 1922. #8 
TI, COLLIN?, Poundkeeper. 





COW RA.—Impounded at Cowra, on the 11th day of October, 
~ 1922, from Wattamondara reserve, by W. J. Smith; 
sum due at date of notice, £1 88. 6d. each :— é 
Black povy gelding, like AC over —— near shoulder, near 
fore leg deformed, 10 years, 13 hands. 
Chestnut gelding, no brands visible, 10 yearg, 15 hands. 
Black gelding, branded like ,[ 9), 1U years, 15 hands. 


Also, on the 16th ultimo, from Brisbane-street, by J. H. 
Lewis ; sum due at date of notice, £1 28.:— : 
Black pony mare, like J OL near shoulde~, broken, 8 yeare, 
14 hands. : 
If not releaced will be sold according to Impounding Act. 
1°25 —4s. T. FRAZER, Porndkeeper. 





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DENILIQUIN.—Impounded at Deniliquin, on the 21st day 
of October, 1922, from Warbreccan, by My Field ; sum 
due at date of notice—first animal £1 ils. 6d., others 
18s. 6d. each :-— : 

Black stallion, no brands visible, about 2 years. 

Bay mare, no brands visible, white stripe face. 

Chestnut gelding, like G over G near shoulder, star, 


Black mare, no brands visible, aged. 
Black gelding, like —— neur shoulder, hind feet white, blaze, 
aged. cA. 
If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
9th November, 1922. 


1626—5s. M. PRIEST, Poundkeeper. 





GILGANDRA.—Impounded at Gilgandra, on the 12th day of 


October,:1922, from Hazelwood, by R. W. Deggis; sum 
due at date of notice, £1 6s. 6d. :— 

Bay draught mare, like %M over D or ZM over *D near 
shoulder, white face, hind legs and off fore leg white, 
little white on near fore leg, collar marked, near eye 
partly blind, about 7 years, 16 hands. 


If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 


9th November, 1922. 
1628.—l1s. W. GAFFNEY, Poundkeeper. 





GORDON.—Impounded at Gordon, on the 25th day of 
October, 1922, from St. Ives, by J. Waterhouse, im- 
pounding officer ; sum due at date of notice, £2 8s. :— 


Bay gelding, M over MW off shoulder, star, aged, 144 hands. 
If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 


9th November, 1922. ‘ 
163i—1s. W. GUISE, Poundkeeper. 





HORNSBY.—Impounded at Hornsby, on the 16th day of 
October, 1922, from Pennant Hills ;— 

Bay gelding, like @ $ near shoulder, hind feet white, aged, 
15 hands. 


Tf not released, will be sold according to Impounding Act. 
1629—l1s. J. McINTYRH, Poundkeeper. 





HUNTER’S HILUL.—I mpounded at Hunter’s Hill, on the 26th 


day of October, 1922, from Boronia Park, by B. Willis :—~ 


Strawberry cow, ear marked, heavy in calf. 


Black and white cow, H#_.H over like -D milking side, '7 


off rump. 
_Red and white cow, ear marked. 
Strawberry cow, no brands visible. 


Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 


9th November, 1922. 
1677—4s. W. CUNEO, Poundkeeper. 


. JAMBEROO.—Impounded at Jamberoo, on the 14th day of 
October, 1922, from main road, by Peter Stewart; sum 
due at date of notice, £1 12s. 6d. :— 

Dark-bay gelding, no brands visible, aged. 
Tf not released, will be sold according to Impounding Act. 
1647—Is. M. McAULIFFE, Poundkeeper. 








LEADVILLE.—Impounded at Leadville, on the 30th day of 
October, 1922, from Merotherie, by order of R, Bowman, 
Esq: ; sum due at date of notice, Ye. 6d, :-— 

Light-bay gelding, >N near shoulder, star, small snip, hind 
feet white. 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 


17th November, 1922. 
1678—1s. J. MELVAN, Poundkeeper. 





MASOOT.—Impounded at Mascot, on the 22nd day of 
October, 1922, from Grass Paddock, Mascot, dy S. Get- 
toes, Mascot; advertisement delayed, awaiting supposed 
owner to release; sum due at date of notice set after each 
animal :— 

Brown cow (like Jersey), like B off rump, ear-marked, aged ; 
£3 11s. 6d. 


Also, on the 28th ultimo, by game person :— 
Dark-bay or brown gelding, no brands visible, baldy face, 
hogged mane, aged. 


Tf not released, will. be sold according to Impounding Act. 
1659—2s. S. ROSSBRIDGE, Poundkeeper. 








MASOOT.—Impounded at Mascot, on the Ist day of Novem- 
ber, 1922, from Coward-street, Mascot, by impounding 
officer ; sum due at date of notice set after each animal :— 

geese? like OQ J off rump, off ear marked, poor condition ; 

8. 


Also, on same date, from George-street, Sydney, by Police :— 


Bay mare, J\\.C off shoulder, white streak forehead, hind 
feet white, aged, 154 hands; 9s. . 


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Also, on the same date, from Campboll-street, Sydney, 
by Police :— 


Creamy gelding, 2 near shoulder, WH over off shoulder, 


aged, 144 hands; 9s. 
If not released, will be sold according to Impounding Act. 
1702—3s. S. ROSSBRIDGE, Poundkeeper. 





MENDOORAN.—Impounded at Mendooran, on the 26th 
day of October, 1922, by Mrs. C. Vaulk, Foxwood :— 
Brown draught mare, like K over ~ [near shoulder. 
If not released, will be sold at this, Pound at noonon e 
16th November, 1922, 


1633—is. T. CARMODY, Poundkeeper. 





MOSS VALE.—Impounded at Moss Vale, on the 3Uth day of 
October, 1922, from Werai,’ by Mr, ¥. S. Phillips; sum 
due at date of notice, 9s. 1d. each; damages and driving, 
£1 10s. 7d; -— 

Red steer, like 8 off rump. 

Red and white steer, same brand. 

Red steer, no brands visible. 

Black and white steer, like #}B near rump, crumpled horn. 

Black and white steer, same brand. 

Black and white steer, same brand. 

Roan heifer, no brands visible, springing. 

Roan heifer, like C over W near rump, penny out off ear. 

Red and white steer, blotched brand. 

Roan steer, like B'7 near rump. 

Red and white bullock, like OB near rump. 

Red and white heifer, same brand, 

Roan steer, same brand. 

Blue and white steer, same brand. 

Black and white steer, same brand. 

Red steer, same brand, humped back. 

Red and white steer, no brands visible. 

Roan steer, no brands visible. 

Also, by Inspector Raw, for straying in street ;— 

Red cow, no brands visible, poor condition, aged. 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

16th November, 1922. 


1681—19s. G. DAWSON, Poundkeeper. 





MULWALA.—Iwmpounded at Mulwala, on the 21st day of 
October, 1922, from Dry Forest, Mulwala, by P. Downes, 
Esq. :— 

venseines pony mare, like © near shoulder, star and strip, 
aged, about 14 hands. 

Black or brown light mare, like near shoulder, star, aged, 
about 15, hands. 

Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 


Sth November, 1922. 
1634—2s. W. SMART, Poundkeeper. 


MURR UMBURRAU.—Impounded at Murrumburrah, on 
the 27th day of October, 1922, from Rocky Ponds Reserve, : 
by Mr. W. J. Smith, stock inspector, Young :— 





| Black steer, like § off rump, Sover J near rump, earmarked, 


about 23 years. 
White steer, like ——=- over TJ) (blotched) near rump, straw- 
berry neck and feet, about 24 years. 
If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
16th November, 1922. 
1680—2s. M. O’DWYER, Poundkeeper. 
NARRANDERA.—Impounded at Narrandera, on the 27th 
day of October, 1922, from Cadell-str2et, Narrandera, by 
the Council’s impounding ofiicer ; sum due at date of 
notice, 17s. 2d. :— 

Black harness gelding, like A near shoulder, littie white 
off hind foot, aged, 16 hands. 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
16th November, 1922. 


1648—1s. G@. MOLONEY, Poundkeeper. 


NORTH SYDNEY.—Impounded at North Sydney, on the 
29th day of October, 1922, from Cammaray-avenue, by 
‘impounding officer ; sum due at date of notice, £1 68. :-— 

Yellow cow, AH over () hear rump, 5 years. 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 


9th November, 1922. 
1658—1s. G. SHERWIN, Poundkeeper. 








RAYMOND TERRACH.—Impounded at Raymond Terrace, 
on the Ist day of November, 1922, from Fourteen-mile, 
by Jas. Campbell; sum due at date of notice, £1 3s. 6d, 
each :— 

Red steer, branded like fH} over ©, 4 years. 

Spotted bullock, branded ] over FP, ear marked, 4 years. 

Roan heifer, ‘UV over G near rump, R over [ off rump, 2 


years. 
If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 


16th November, 1922. 
1706—3s. . A, OSBORN, Poundkeeper. 


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SOUTH WAGGA.—Impounde 1 at South Wagga, on the 16th 
day of October, 1922, from Ournie village, by Mitchell 
. shire officer ; sum due at dite of notic>; £1 I6a, :— 


Bay harness mare, branded 1. BG ever 1SQ, stripe fore- 
head, 4: years. 
Tf not released, will be sold according to Impounding Act, 
1624.—1s. A, BROWN, Poundkeeper. 








TENTERFIELD.—Impounded at Tenterfield, on the 23rd 
day of Octobe>, 1922, from shire roads, by shire inspector, 
sum due at date of notice set after each animal :— 

Red and vhite bullock, WX over ~ [near loin, like —— 
over W off rump, like V off hip, club mark off ear, slit 
under near ear, 7 years; £1 4s 

Red and. white bullock, like K y TT near rump, lump near neck, 
ears marked; £1 Gs, 6d. 


Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on th® 
9th November, 1922. 


1676—2s. J. ENGLAND, Poundkeer er. 





TOCUM WAL.—Impounded at Tocumwal, on the Ith day of 
October, 1922, from Baroog. Station, by D. Boyd :— 
Bay ‘draught gelding, branded CMN'S, white face, off fore 
and both hind feet white. “Yo | 
Also, on 26th ultimo, from Tocumwal Common, by 
C. Robinett :— 
Red and white bull, [7] near ear. 
Red bull, no brands visible, notch near ear. 
White heifer, no brands visible, red neck and head: caif at 
foot. 
Black heifer, [7] near ear. 
Red heifer, no brands visible, tip off ear, white belly. 


_ Red and white heifer, A off rump, [7] both ears, 


Dark-red steer, A off rump, tip off near ear. 
If not released, will be solid at this Pound at noon on the 
16th November, 1922. 


1£60—8s. F, ‘BEASLE Y, Poundkeeper.. 








“WEST MAITLAND.—Impounded at West Maitland, on the 


_ 8th November, 1922. 


“Qlat day of October, 1922, from Melville Estate, by 8. 
Varney; sum aue at date of notice, £1 9s, 6d. each:— 
Brown cart gelding, @ near shoulder, shod, collar-marked, 
aged, 15 hands. 


Brown light-draught mare, WY) near shoulder, unshod, 5 


years, 15 handa. 


If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 


R. PERRAN, Poundkeeper. 
WHITTON.—Impounded at Whitton, on the 23rd day of 
October, 1922, from La Motte, by K. Smith; sum due at 
date of notice, 8s. 6d. :— 
Brown maré, branded @ over 
Tf not released, will be sold according to Impounding Act. 


1652—1s. W. MORRIS, Poundkeeper. 


1656—2s. 











, aged, 153 hands, 





October, 1922, from Wyalong, by Alf. Nelson; advertise- 
ment delayed, awaiting supposed owner to release ; sumdue 
at date of notice eet after each animal :— 

Red cow, branded ——= over A, aged; 1&s, 1d. 

Red cow, branded ——= ovor A, aged; 17s. 8d. 

Strawberry cow, no hrands visible, 4 years; 17s. 8d. 

Spotted steer, indistinct brands, 12 months; 17s, 8d. 


If not released, will be sold’ at this Pound at noon on the 
9th November, 1922. ¢ 


1649—4s, ©. HARDIE, Poundkeeper. 


1922, 


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WYALONG.—IJmpounded at Wyalong, on the 2fth day of 











Jnoustrial Fotices, 


INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION ACT, 1912. 

NOTIFICATION UNDER SECTION 42 AND REGULATION 83. 

WHEREAS by the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, as amended, it is enacted that the 
Minister may, as prescribed, constitute a Conciliation Committee for any occupation or 
calling, other than coal and metalliferous mining, in which more than one hundred (100) 
persons are employed: Now, therefore, T, Ernest Henry Farrar, the Minister aforesaid, 
in compliance with the Regulations made under the said Act, do hereby notify that I 
propose, in exercise of the powers conferred upon me by the said Act, to constitute a 
Conciliation Committee for the occupation or calling of carters employed in connection 





with retail grocers’ shops within the area of fifteen miles around the post office of the City Ae 


of Newcastle, of which all persons concerned are hereby required to take notice. 
Dated at Sydney, this: twenty-sixth day of October, 1922. 
kK. H, FARRAR, 
Minister for Labour and Industry. 





Court of Industrial Arbitration, New South Wales, 
Sydney, 27th Cctober, 1922. 


IN pursuance of the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, the Court of Industrial 
Arbitration, New South Wales, hereby appoints Mr. F. J. J. Henry, 341 Pitt-street, Sydney, as 
the Assessor to represent the interests of the Board of Water Supply and Sewerage ; and Mr. William 
Macpherson, Rawson Chambers, Rawson-place, Sydney, as the Assessor to represent the interests of 
the Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage Employees’ Association, when the Court sits 
for the hearing and determination of the application by the Board of Water Supply and Sewerage for 
variation of the Award of the Court published in Government Gazette of 6th May, 1921. made in and 
in relation to the industries and callings in respect of which the Water Supply and Sewerage 
Employees (Metropolitan) Board is constituted. 4 ON 

GEO. 8. BEEBY, i 





{ 2 466) Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 
[2969] Court of Industriat Arbitration, 


New South Wales, ety : 
Sydney, 30th October, 1922. 

IN. pursuance of the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, the Court of 
Industrial Arbitration, ‘New South Wales, hereby appoints Mr. Thomas Stewart, Queen 
Victoria Buildings, Sydney, as the Assessor to represent the interests of the Australian 
Workers’ Union; and Mr. George Robert Cowdery, Engineer for Tramways, 61 Hunter- 
street, Sydney, as the Assessor to represent the interests of the Railway Commissioners 
for New South Wales when the Court sits for the hearing and determination of the applica- 
tion by the Australian Workers’ Union for variation of the Award of the Court published 
in Government Gazette of 18th June, 1920, made in and in relatien to the industries and 
callings in respect of which the Government Tramways (Permanent Way) Board is 
constituted. ; Cy wits PRON, 
H. R. CURLEWIS. 


(22°514. ) Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration, 




















P Ag hs ct , ; a a. } r ~ 
3 Nov., 1622.) mW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTH, No. 155. (5959 








—— 


[2970] - (i : 2 Court of Industrial Arbitration, 
NS shige I New South Wales, 
rea Sydney, 80th October, 1922, 


“> 


IN pursuance of the provisions of the IJIndustriai Arbitration Act, 1912, the Court of 
Industrial Arbitration, New South Wales, hereby appoints Mr. ‘Thomas Stewart, Queen 
Victoria’ Buildings, Sydney, as the. Assessor to represent the interests of the Australian 
Workers’ Union, and Mr. William Farrow, Works Superintendent, Bridge-street, Sydney, as 
the Assessor to represent the interests of the Railw ay Commissioners for New south Wales, 
when the Court sits for the hearing and determination of the application by the Australian 
Workers’ Union for variation of the Award of the Court published in Government Gazette 
of 17th December, 1920, made in and in relation to the industries and callings in respect of 
which the Government Railways ( Permanent Way) Board is constituted, 


H. R. CURLEWIS, 
(22-513. .) Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 





[2971] Court of Industrial Arbitration, 
New South Wales, 
Sydney, 30th October, 1922. 


IN pursuance of the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912. the Court of 
Industrial Arbitration, New South Wales, hereby appoints Mr, Thomas Stewart, of Queen 
Victoria Buildings, Sydney, as the Assessor to represent the interests of the Australian 
Workers’ Union; Mr. Charles Woodward, of Heathcote, as the Assessor to represent the 
interests of the Government Railways Permanent Way Association; and Mr. William Farrow, 
Works Superintendent, Bridge-street, Syduey, as the Assessor to represent the interests 
of the Railway Commissioners for New South Wales, when the Court sits for the hearing 
and determination of the application by the Australiin Workers’ Union for variation, of 
} the Award of the Court published in Government Gazette of 3rd September, 1920, made - 
‘ in and in relation to the industries and callings in respect of which the Government Rail- 
ways (Permanent Way) Board is constituted. 
- Hy Ro CURLEWIS, 





hss (22-512. )) Additional Wes of the Court of Industrial Arbitration: 
Penn By Industrial Registrar's Office, 


Sydney, 5rd November, L922, 


uy tHE following Order of the Court varying the Award of the Court published in Goyern- 
aa ment Gazette of the 5th December, 1919 (16° 1.G. 955). made in and in relation to the indus- 
tries ‘and callings in respect of which the Wire-workers, &c. (State) Board is constituted 
(constitution published at page 1455 of No. 37 of Government Gazette, dated 24th February. 
1922—-see also Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi, page 364). as varied by Orders of the Court 
published in Government Gazettes of 10th December, 1920 (19 L.G., 200), and 22nd 
4 September, 1922, is published in accordance with the provisions of the Peuete le Arbitra- 
a tion, Act, 1912, and the Regulations thereunder. 
te Ss d F, W. KITCHING, 
(No. 3,588. ) ; Industrial Registrar. 





IN THE COURT OF, INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. x 
. 490. o£. 1922, 
Wire-workers, &¢. (State) Board, 


Application by the Metal Trades Employers’ Association of New South Wales, 
Industrial Union of Employers. 


. Monday, the 16th day of October, 1922. 
mt AVIS workers, &c. (State) Award. 
Variation. 
(Bight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1922.) 


1. Delete clause 1, -Hours, of the said Award. gazetted 5Sth December, 1919, ‘as 
varied in Gazette of 22nd. September, 1922, and substitute in lieu thereof the following 
clause :— 

1, Hours. 
The ordinary hours of labour shal! be 48 per. week. The daily working hours 
‘shall consist of not more than 8% hours daily, from Monday to Friday, inclusive, and 
not more than 44 hours on Saturday. 
- The said working hours shall begin not alot than 7 a.m. daily and end not 
as ~ later than 5.30 p.m., Monday to Friday, inclusive, and 12.15 p.m. on Saturday. 


‘aid é s Three- -quarters of an hour shall be allowed for dinner time from Monday to 
; Friday, inclusive, between the hours of 12 noon and 1 p. m, 
‘A 2. Delete clause 2 , Wages, of the said Award, as varied in Gazettes of 10th’ December, 
1920, and re September, 1922, and substitute in lieu thereof the following clause :— 
; 2. Wages. i 
The minimum rate of wages for adults employed in the industry shall be as 
follows ;— 
Wire pital bes wire fixers, and hand loom weavers, Is. 10d. per hour; power loom 
_ weavers, 1s, 7d. per hour. 
: This variation shall take effect from the 10th day of November, 1922, inclusive, 
and Se remain in force thereafter until the 5th day of October, 1923. ~ 


Leave is: reserved to the employees to apply to the Court as they may be advised 
: for variation of this Award as to hours. 
A. tt vib “ROLAN, 
: Additional Jude e of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. — 








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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GaZETTR, No. 155. 





[2983] Indastrial Registrar’s Office, 
; Sydney, 3rd November, 1922. 


THE following Order of the Court varying the Award of the Court published in Government 
Gazette of the 14th October, 1921 (20 1.G. 877) [corrected in Government Gazette of 11th November, 
1921 (20 IG. 883)] made in and in relation to the industries and callings in respect of which the Iron 
and Steel Makers (Hoskias [ron and Steel Company Limited) Board is constituted (constitution 
published at page 1451 of No. 37 of (iovernment Gazette, dated 24th February, 1922—see also Industrial 
Gazette, vul. xxi, page 357), as varied by Orders of the Court published in Government Gazettes of 
18th November, 19z1 (201 G 1140), 7t: July, 1922 (22 1.G. 123), and 14th July, 1922 (22 L.G, 124) 
{corrected in Governm nt Gazette of 4th August, 1922 22 I.G. 393)] is published in accordance with 
the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, and the Regulations thereunder. 


F, W. KITCHING, 
(No. 3,549.) . Industrial Registrar. 





IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
5 No. 454 of 1922. ; 
Iron and Steel Makers (Hoskins Iron and Steel Company Limited) Board, 


Application by Hoskins Iron and Steel Company Limited. 
Wednesday, the 18th day of October, 1922. 


Tron and Steel Makers (Hoskins Iron and Steel Company Limited) Award. 
. Variation. . 
(Eight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1922). 
i, Delete clauses 1, 5, 6, 7,8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, and 2G of the said Award, 
gazetted 14th October, 1921, (corrected in Gazette of 11th November, 1921), as varied in Gazettes of 


18th November, 1921, 7th July, 1922, and 14th July, 1922, (corrected in Gazette of 4th August, 1922) 
and substitute in lieu thereof the following clauses :— 4 


1, Day and Night Work at Ironworks, 


The day work shall be 8{ hours per,day from Monday to Friday inclusive, between the 
hours of 7.30 a.m. and § p.m., and 4} hours on Saturday between the hours of 7.30 a.m. and 
11.48 a.m., except as otherwise agreed upon between the employers and the Lithgow branch of 
the Federated Ironworkers’ Association of Australia, New South Wales Division. 

The night work shall be for ten periods per fortnight of ‘9 hours 36 minutes per period, 
Monday to Friday inclusive, between the hours of 5 p.m. and §.36 a.m., as agreed upon between 
the employers and the said Union. Until yaried by the parties the following shall be the working 
hours on night work for the departments mentioned :— 


Knocking off — Duration 


Department. Starting time for meal. of Finishing 
time, (about). mealtime. time. 
Bar mills, fishplates and bolt shop 6 p.m. 10 p.m. - }-hour 4.21 
Rail mill 2, skis A | 7 p.m. 1l p.m. j-hour 5.21 
Rail bank... Ne oa 1 5 p.m. 10 p.m, ¢-hour- © ~ 3.2] 


The day and night work shall be ‘‘ changed about” fortnightly unless otherwise agreed 
upon between the employers and the said Union. f 

The above provisions as to the times for starting and finishing their working periods shall 
not apply to furnacemen and their assistants, who shall start as arranged by their foreman.. 


5. Blast Furnaces. 
On the blast furnaces there shall be three shifts per twenty-four hours of eight hours each, 
including Sunday. 
The minimum rates of wages payable at the blast furnaces for shiftmen working seven 
shifts per week shall be as follows: -  - 


Per hour. 

5. 4d 
Founders gas es on 2 -3¢ 
Slaggers Rat ae vee 7. 1 10e 
Moulders eee veel (8% 
Iron carriers on pig bed Pyc03 
Fillers ; 1 103 
Landers UN ey 5 
Barrowmen ... aa re AN cy Ai eS 1 82 
Wheelers... i LS ee a. if te -. 1 92 
Stovemen 1 92 
Shunters 1. 93 
Gantry men ... 1 94 
Brakermen ... 1 8 
Hooker-on Aes We A 14 8i0 
Tren carriers in the yard ... UT + 1 8% 
Labourers engaged to work as shiftmen 1 84 


Labourers on day-work working 48 hours per week as defined in 
clause 1... ie he 


When any blast furnace is on manganese ore, the fillers, landers, and slaggers shall receive 
ld. per hour extra. : 


6. Steel Furnaces. 
From midnight Sunday to midnight Saturday, as far as possible, the shiftmen employed on 


the steel furnaces shall work in three shifts of eight hours each per twenty-four hours. 


The minimum rates of wages payable at the steel furnaces for shiftmen working six shifts 
per week shall be as follows :— 


Per hour, 

ae 
First hands ... oe as ite Me Ws ee Tait. vee, ha ee 
Second hands ff B.S . pave daa aS 
Third hands... er ap “a NE ae ae Lis el Lee Se 
Pitmen dal MRA UG aRR ga (RNR ah ce A 
Gasmen ih ny any ok ig bs EM +» a1 je meek Qa 


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Box fillers 
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Shunters <a 


Labourers engaged to work as shiftmen 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 155. 


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Labourers on day work, working 48 hours per week, as defined in 
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. Second hands, gasmen, and ashmen, shall work on Sundays as required. 


7. Men repairing Steel Furnaces. 


When the steel furnaces are being repaired, all work done above stage level shall be rated 
as hot work if done within 72 hours of the turning-off of the gas, and all work done below stage 
level shall be rated as hot work if done within 96 hours of the said turning-off. 

Repairing work rated as hot work shall be paid a minimum rate of Is. 10¢d. per hour; all 


the other repairing work shall be paid a minimum of Is. 8}d. per hour. _ 


8, Rail or 27-inch Mill. 


The minimum rates of wages payable at the rail or 27-inch mill shall be as follows :-~ 


i} 


a 

Roughers and finishers... oe Pe se bos ons 
Barrer in pe “pee $5 Se one ae +5 
Furnacemen ... oa ae xe res aia ins ‘ 
Under furnacemen ... Mee ae? ox Be ie 
Firemen nes vat Bs ae 4a es pe 
Winder out ... ee AM - oS a i 
Bogey man et ae ae the i 
Sawman ae ah pth ace : 2 


Hotplate man _... baa be pr el 
When the machine is not used for charging, &c. — 


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Per hour. 


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Charger ty, we ese en LokIZ 
Tongsman .;. 5 «... ie rt: 1 10% 
Dogger in veer Te 8% 


When one shift only is being worked, the night fireman at the 27-inch mill shall work ten 
hours shift per night from Sunday to Friday inclusive, and a shift of not more thaa four hours 
on Sunday. He shall be paid lls. 9d. per shift for each of the above seven shifts, and 2s, ‘4d. 
per hour for any hours worked outside the above limits. The boy assisting him shall work seven 


' shifts per week of lengths corresponding to those of the night firemen at the rate of 7s. 9d. per 


shift, and shall be paid the overtime rates for a boy of his age for any hours worked outside the 


limits of any shifts. 


9, Rail Bank. 


The minimum rates of wages payable at the rail bank shall be as follows ; — 
Per hour. 


Straighteners oe os one ows vee ‘ 

Enders re we as ves = wan weal ai 
Drillers ove roo eee ete eee ose rT ee oes 
Gaggers... sae Boe ae ae He ala ar 
Labourers .., Re Pi cae ie she lig wee 


10. Fishplate Department. 


The minimum rates of wages payable in the Fishplate Department shall be as follows :— 
Per hour, 


Head puncher oe ewe soe oho ooo aes aoe 
Assistant puncher.., oes sea itt dse one se tee 
Furnacemen we nt Ms re G3 
Bundler Re is Re, mel ihe ot 
Straightener ri rr nt & ee oes . 


Puller-out ;.. “el 


ore oe 


11. Spike and Bolt Department. 


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The minimum rates of wages payable in the spike and bolt department shall be as follows :— 


Spikemaker... te ave os ine a eos oe 
Furnacemen Res ae vee A ae on 
Sorter Pee a AN Pe. 


12. 18-inch Mill. 


The minimum rates of wages payable at the 18-inch mill shall be as f 


Roller o_ oon oe on ere ooo oo 
Assistant roller a=». ie Avs pe ae tae 
Roughers .. oh yee < tes ae A ooo 
Catcher vio, aa oo oan rect a ne “ 
Big-hook ,., ees ry za : “ om 
Little-hook a ae eee ay . eee oe 
Hookersim 7! 7... Ses RS 4 rr : 
Furnaceman Ae ean as. i ; ne 
Chargers at furnaces bey: 2 a3 bee : 
Puller-out. ... ars me Sait wea 

Wheelers and pilers 

Hot sawman 

Hot plateman is ES: He ae id Ke bes 
Bar-bank labourers * ae 453 Se: Ny as oie 
Labourers .,. ag %, X ves 
Begey men, or a <e e34 ie i Me 
Bogey boys ee 8 RIN RE i ER Bek de, deg 
Hot-saw driver... At th te 22 i ve 


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: 13. 9-inch Mill. 
The minimum rates of weges payable at the 9- a0b mill shall be as iotoase —_— 





Per hour. . 

z a 8. d. 
Assistant roller... i At a Lae to oy a 
Roughers ©... Ps 5a on Se Bee RNG) ie ea ad» eet Bae 
Strans and ovals. ... Nat +e ba er tn ete a 
Furnaceman : ste a Ba si re me be. | eee 
Chargers at furnace ae is a a te Sey MEE dn: 
Wheelers and pilers . Laws 
Bogey men, or Heats Fe 
Bogey boys 1.08 tory 


14. alioi in Eh Mills. 

At the charging of the mill furnaces, when a billet or pile exceeds 250 lb. in weight, the 
man charging shall be entitled to have the help of a labourer, and when a billet or pile exceeds 
350 Ib. in weight, the men charging shall be entitled to have the help of two labourers. 

15. Sheet Mill. 


The minimum rates of wages payable at me Sheet Mill shall be as follows :— 


Per hour. | : 
a 8.) d, 
Roller Be aN Hey LK uty a Re: 3 
Shearer re ie sas a, a ; 1 10} 
‘Open annealer ee se ik AE toe ; 2 3f 
Pile furnaceman : 2. OF 
Matcher Hi ah ha fe: i oe Y 11} 
Catcher vee fs) ae cat wy sh ee Pe a a ee 
Priler ra ey pa 3s. a bane ae s i one Mila ys 
Pointer-in ... ie ig ee by aa ae . 1.82 £ 
Close annealer i os, re ‘oh ive oN ® 11 
Assistant close annealer ... ae soe Ne ah ie 1, 84 
Cutter down ; re aN ips ie CEN ERY 1 82 
Assistant cutter down 1 62 


The working hours of the Sheet Mill shall be as at pr resent unless. otherwise agreed b between the 
Management and the Union. 
16. Galvanising Department. 


The minimum rates of wages payable fon’ galvanising sheet shall be as follows :— 


Per honr. 
‘ By hg 2 
Picklers .... A PMN eR ES oa cpt ee se oes ene 1 Oa 
Dippers.. .... se ai eg oe “ah Het Lett aks mae ae a ti 20 
Corrugators as Le von seve yes a4 er tee es Rae 
Assistant corrugators ... te Be nt nae ad ee does 
Cleaners ,.. Ne a vas Ae a ma ys Wgorkk NOE 
Watchmen ... SH ie e ; 1 84 
Labourers ... WA ey ahs Se an ce Lk 2 3 
17. Iron and Steel Foundries. : 
The minimum rates of wages payable at the Iron and Steel Foundries shall be as follows:— | 
Per hour. 
8. tid: 
Furnacemen on air or conele a furnaces . Af A ae ie sere ed a 
Dressers... sa Ue aN ae Re a gee tae 0 fy 
Millmen: ©... LE a afi va eG Hee mt MeO Were es 
Labourers ... Rae 55 1: nee as 38 hie ed BS 
18. Fitting Shop, é Per hour 
: ig bas 1G 
_ Ironworkers’ assistants .., oe ae isp ei CA peers melee o 
Riggers ee Ly AY ie Ny ae she ak LOS Fae : 
Labourers assisting riggers $e , 53 bavi | adhe SE, 


Dirt money, at the rate of 1d. per hour, shall oe paid { to ironworkers’ assistants mentioned 
in this clause in all cases where a mechanic receives dirt money, or would. be entitled to charge — 
dirt money if he were ened on the job. ‘Fhis clause shall not apply. oS lgbeyrers. 


19, Other Unclassified Employees. ie 
The minimum rates of wages payable to employees” ‘at the ironworks and _blast- furnace 
herein classified shall be as follows :— j 2 
Per. ia 


Cutter in for mills... : 
Shearers and cutters down 
Platelayers ... ‘ 
Platelayers’ assistants 
Men mixing and using concrete... 
Stove and fiue cleaners 
Labourers : 
Pipe fitters at blast furnace 
Slag and ash wheelers .. 5 per furnace. - 
The word ‘ Labourer ” in this claitse shall mean and inclade every n man engaged upon the 
works of Hoskins Iron and Steel Company Limited of Lithgow, and intended to be included in 
this Award, unless he be otherwise specified, but shall not incliide the labourers in or in connection — 
ih the work to which the following clauses relate : :—Clauses 5, 6, As 8, . 10, 1s 12, 138)15, 16,37; 
and 18, +3 


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20. Youth Labour... 9 iA ? 
The minimum wage for youth labour shall be as follows :— — ; 
“aa . vy N de Per hour, 
d MS, 3203 
14 to iC years of age Bae be RMIT pe: «7 at ar | eat ; if 
16 to 18 years of age Ha Ny Pe Hes a eae + 104 
18 to 20 years of age. eee 


. This variation shall take effect from | the 20th day of October, 1922, inclusive, and shall 
remain. in force thereafter until the 27th day of October, 1922 


“T. ROLIN, | 
Additonal Judge of the ea ot Industr ial Arbitration. 








Industrial Registrar's Office, 
ah ae Sydney, 3rd November, 1922, 





dtlowine: andes of te Goiire iieile in and in relation to the industries and callings 
; oie respect. of which the Iron and Steel Makers (State) Board is constituted ( constitution 
chat a published at page 1452 of No. 37 of Government Gazette, dated 24th February, 1922—see 
tet at also. Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi, page -358) varying the Award of the Court made in 
a ah respect of the Iron and Shipbuilding Trades Group, No. 9 (Iron and Steel, State) Board, 
at published in Government Gazette of the 24th December, 1918 (15 LG. 140), as varied by 








re Orders of the Court published in Government Gazettes of 5th December, 1919 (16 1.G, 949), 
Fada, ee 16th July, 1920 (18 1.G. 357), 26th November, 1920 (19 1.G, 197), 21st January, 1921 (1% 
_-.. . LG. 198), 2nd December, 1921 (20 1.G. 1144), 27th January, 1922 (21 LG. 170), and 28th 
‘ mh gh July, 1922 (22 1.G, 393). is published in accordance with the provisions of the Industrial 
Drees Arbitration Act, 1912, and the Regulations thereunder. : 
Ao ; KW. KITCHING, 
Te (No. eo) yy nn Industrial Pegeinar, 


pee NIRS tit y 


IN, THE COURT OF INDU STRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW, Benes WALES. 
Vash ae No. 486 of 1922, 
RO sh Guay Tron. and ‘Steel Makers (State) Board, 


Application ie the | Metal Prades Employers’ Association of New outs Wales. Industrial 
Union of Employers, 





a ce BLY U)! Monday) tha 16th day of Gctbber, 4922, x 
; Iron and Steel Manufacturers (State) Award. 
1S UPS aI PRE RE a Na fi Variation. 
: Bee iho. (Bight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1922.) 
ib ic Adi 1. Delete the first paragra ph of clause 1, Day and Night Work, of the said Award, 
ne Paaetck _ gazetted 24th December, 1918, as varied in’ Gazette of 2nd° December, 1921, and substitute 
‘: ; 4 ~ jn lieu thereof the following paragraph :— “4 
7m Forty-eight hours shall constitute a week’s work. The day work shall be S# 
My Lae) { § hours per day, Monday to Friday, inclusive, between the hours of 6.50 a.m. and 5,30 


p.m., and 44 hours on Saturday between the hours’ of 6.30-a:m. and.-12 noon, except 
as otherwise agreed upon between the employers and the Federated Ironworkers’ 
Association of Australia, New South wales Division (her einatter referred to as the 
pene: 


2. Delete aiiiee! D, Wages, of the said Award, as varied in ‘Gazettes of 5th December, 
+1919, 16th July, 1920, 26th November, 1920, 21st January, 1921, 2nd December, 1921, and 
28th Rig 1922, and substitute in lieu thereof the following clause :— 
























* hy toe WW aees: : Per hour. 
Pe ' i pete stl 
Assistant roller Rear Noa facta k ome ae ANE OA Cea Ast Paice its ese Teale a Mie a ek 
Furnacemen | ae MEAL eae eR! Ue er stara ard st eee ay aed ee ARS sich Be Be 
Oil furnacemen | Pre aS aed ee SF nN oa Po he se AN Ne Peaasae sc RMD: (ee 
Shingler (night shift only) .... a Ca: eae ee Les Ge pa ir PS nie Wad y 2 44 
Shingler (night and day shift alter nately ) LOEB ar anata heer ats Wem re gh 4 Bite WY ee 
ihe el ipo Mack imi ls rollers lo y's warns ee eRe a a as. wonaS UES REE SN SUA AS ACR 2 1s 
f SAR GER ard (ay RI Pag ae ecacot RV ON gS aL ns ie eR SU A A Ga uhprlae es Bee aye i Oe 
| POrttioW (DAN ik Haltan VHDUSS s Rowe lnk fc cede c eens eee eae ony 1 of 
- Gatcher behind finishing rolls and strands and Ovals baad Della ators Bke9) 
_ Bulldogger Sg WR 2S see BRL TD 6 IVA ch Me Ne AMER an eh Sd medio ate by Le 
} A - Underhand on furnace (day) Mirae eS Ve Fey ee pe alae Ly he 
-Underhand on furnace (night) Rea eM ENE NS Dake RU RS ety Te P A ai 
Underbands and chargers on: furnace at Morison and Bearby’s, 
INGWEASLle man Ol Lay (ieee meaty on. ates BR Ben) hag Se Sy 1 94 
_ Dragger out — Aaa BERENS OO B eicee Pama nee AN ett UR Seca oh O84 
sy _ Shearsman NUS ee WR Ne ee A ica tis SPORE Be PN ese TAU Ub ge Aye SEM Baek 
ys Shearsmans’ assistant ....... PONG sles Ti eae DSRNA hy eI ene ha ba 
‘Wheelers and pilers Sere in Sais Pahasay ceteceS ARAE SOB) VCORE a cre aby Tetra Sey 1) S¢ 
e. Balpotrrers ii ob as Me ah eae yeh Te ARDS aie Nee pat me WURarLE Vee Ne a 1. 85 
ie, . Men on bar: bank Wena) ely ait diay et ouear days. 4's) WK A nw Aap tp canal lala ahi Dove 
a) : ‘ 
i gi ne Pe eee Delete clause 7, Youth Labour, of ‘the Se aid Award, as yaried in Gazettes of 16th 
| io ' July, 1920, 26th November, 1920, 21st January, 1921, 2nd December, 1921, 27th January, 
ae i‘ 1922, and 28th July, 1922, and substitute in lieu thereof. the following clause + 
; fe i e _ 7, Youth Labour, 
ane minimum wage Tor Youth Labour daha be as follows :— 
‘ / Per hour. 
ua! - ae bad ; ‘ +S ‘ Ss. dl. : 
mens Wa Under SNES Ue eu -t SES pe? Je SRR GP I TAR SR ER ON nee a | EC: 2 
Sauron te and. 111, o VMiramoittimc tke ie ty Reamel geet e ete teehee dome 0 64 
ect weore: Vow arith 1S): 1) Oe tema ea UE) in kata PueieanrTOy alate Sia e's ik hee we Oe 
Beeb werrs deni) 19.) ee ap bee ar oye aah ws Bike. ea Wb) (24 
} eee FO: ADL) DE cM Pesaemeaee hin Walk, fm oe aE GSA a SU ONE Pitihe the) Be 


“The provisions of clause 5 Chdteot ‘shall not prevent the employment of Youth 
Labour on the following, viz. :—Catcher behind. fitishing rolls, strands, and ovals, 
wheelers; pilers, shearsman’ s assistant, and on the bar bank. 


A 4, This variation shall take — ‘effect from ithe 40th day of November, se 2, inclusive, 
in dl shall re remain in ORS thereafter ual the 2 7th day of July, 192 23. / 


- rir gee ‘ rr 4 


: 7. ROLIN, ”- 
Additional Tuage of the € ourt of Ca aa Arbitration, : 


















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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 155. [3 Nov, 192. 











[2943] Industrial Registrar’s Office, : : 
: Sydney, 3rd November, 1922, © 

THE following Order of the Court varying the Award of the Court published in Government Gazette: of 

the 9th December, 1921 (20 I.G. 1158), made in and in relation to the industries and callings in respecti 

of which the Tinsmiths, &e. (State) Board is constituted (constitution published at page 1444 of No. 37 \4 

of Government Gazette dated 24th February, 1922—see also Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi, page 363), as. ; 

varied by Order of the Court published in Government Gazette of 25th August, 1922 (22 1.G. 656) is q 

published in accordance with the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, and the Regulations 

thereunder, 

F, W. KITCHING, 
(No. 3,534.) Industrial Registrar. 


IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
No. 493 of 1922. 
Tinsmiths, &c, (State) Board. 
Application by the New South Wales Chamber of Manufactures, Industrial Union of Hinntoyent. 
Friday, the 20th day of October, 1922. 2 


Sheet Meta] Workers and Canister Makers (State) Award. 
Variation. 
(Eight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1922.) 


1. Delete clause 1, Hours of Labour, of the said Award, gazetted the 9th December, 1921, asd 
substitute the following clause in lieu thereof :-— 


1. Hours of Labour. 


(i} The ordinary hours of labour shall not exceed 48 hours in any one week, from Monday to 
Saturday inclusive. 

(ii) The ordinary hours of labour shall not exceed 8{ hours on any day, from Monday to 
Friday inclusive, or 4} hours on Saturday. 


(iii) The ordinary hours of labour shall be worked between 6 a.m. and 5.30 p.m. on Monday 
to Friday inclusive, and between 6 a.m. and 1 p.m. on Saturday. 

(iv) On Monday to Friday inclusive there shall be s break of forty-five minutes between. 
noon and 2 p.m, 


2. Delete from clause 3, Wages, of the said Award, as varied in Gazette of 25th August, 1922, 
the following words and figures : _ 





Class A. 


Tinsmiths and sheet iron and sheet metal workers (recognised as not belonging to the 
canister making and tin box industries) — 


Per hour, 

Adults— . seo 
First-class bench hands Pri ova Wy eA Ae ure ve DB Baty 
Other bench hands ... AM ree bs ee ssa ESS perigee (CM 
Drop-hammer stampers «s,s ane ner ie BUI w LIS 
Guttering machine workers ..,, a ai He noe Pee, w 1154 
Other machinists tas te NE ab ao a Neb isSyede “Be 
Solderers and mi dk sal ay oy ais ee be pre, Me ROE 
Die setters .., a Ke i PB, ate 8 es 

Class B, 
Canister makers and tin box makers— 

(4) Adults— 
Die setters or leading press hands ... ree a 11133 
Canister makers os 1 93% 
Solderers and oie bee fre at ¥ 1: 93%. 
Machinists ... rs eh ny 4 be 193; 
Riveters by hand See vite Bi fod Wee ae is 1 935 | 
Men cleaning off work an a ae so sae 1 98 

and substitute in lieu thereof the following words He iparen! _ 
Class A. 


_ ‘Tinsmiths, and sheet. iron and sheet metal workers (recognised as not belonging to the 
canister making and tin box industries) — 


Per hour 

Adults— . 8. a. 
Firat-elass bench hands ae aad ae ay sobs 2 2% 
Other bench hands we sek ae cy le k lig 
Drop-hammer stampers a Ae a oF us BITS EN 
Guttering machine workers.. aa or tne de “a Re: Ba 8) 
Other machinists HAs Hes Ag Pe 

Solderers and dippers atime tel 

Die setters Bo Dees . 

E 

Class B. : 

Canister Bek and bin box makers— 

(a) Adults— 

Die setters or leading press hands ... es pis iy Nepaee eee SY RPS § 
Canister makers if Us 3 ca He Set gh Ht aay ae 
Solderers and poo bs Bes a iy Uden By Me ee} 
Machinists 3 ie a a qi, ey ie Soler UA Sire 
Riveters by hand... tas Ls 546 ie ii By Eat BL i | 
Men cleaning off work | ai ee cs ne ie aes me sed abe 


3. Delete the first paragraph of clause 5, Night-shifis, of the eaid Award, and substitute the 
following paragraph in lieu thereof :— 
A night-shift shall be of not more than 8? hours’ duration, with one break of three-quarters 
of an hour for a meal. 


"i on Delete clause 11, Exemption, of the said Award, and substitute the following clause in lieu 
ereof :— 








3 Nov, 1922] SEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, Nu. 155. 5965 


11. Exemption. 


Notwithstanding anything contained in the Award, all work not exceeding 8{ hours daily 
performed by the employees of the Australasian Conference Agsociation Limited, at Coorambong 
only, from Sunday to Thursday inclusive, between the bours specified in the Award, as the ordinary 
daily working hours for work on Monday to Friday, shall be regarded as having ‘been performed 
by such employees in the ordinary daily working hours of the Award. The “ordinary working 
hours of such empleyees on Friday shall not exceed 44, to be worked between the usual starting 
time fixed by the Award for work on Saturday and 12 noon. Any work done after 12 noon on 
Friday and before the regular starting time on Sunday morning shall be deemed overtime, and 
shall be paid for at double rates. This exemption shall apply only to such employees of the said 
Association as are Seventh Day Adventists, and who are employed at Coorambong. 


Except in so far as the said Association is hereby expressly exempted, the provisions of the said 
Award sha!l apply to it and to its employees. 
Leave is reserved to the parties to apply to the Court to vary this exemption at any time. 


5. This variation shall take effect fourteen days after its publication in the Goverament Gazette, 
and shall remain in force thereafter until the 22nd day of December, 1922. 


T. ROLIN, 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 





[2944] Industr ‘ial Registrar's Office, 
Sydney, 3rd November, 1922, 


THE following Order of the Court varying the Award of the Court published in Government Gazette 
of the 15th August, 1919 (16 I.G. 372), made in and in relation to the industries and callings in respect 
of which the Sugar Workers (Colonial Sugar Refining Company Limited, Pyrmont) Board is consti- 
tuted (constitution published at page 1445 of No. 37 of Government Gazette, dated 24th February, 
1922—see also Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi, page 345), as varied by Orders of the Court published in 
Government Gazettes of 7th November, 1919 (16 £.G. 709), 12th November, 1920 (18 LG. 1337), 25th 
November, 1921 (20 L.G. 1122), and 14th July, 1922 (22 1.G. 116), is published in accordance with the 
' provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, and the Regulations thereunder. 


F. W. KITOHING, 
(No. 3,585.) Industrial Registrar. 


IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
No. 505 of 1922. 





Sugar Workers (Colonial Sugar Refining Company, Limited Pyrmont) Board. 


Application by the Colonial Sugar Refining Company Limited. 
Friday, the 20th day of October, 1922. 
Sugar Workers (Colonial Sugar Refining Company Limited Pyrmont) Award. 


Variation. ps 
(Eight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1922.) 


1. Delete clause 1, Hours of Work, of the said Award, gazetted 15th August, 1919, as varied in 
Gazette of 14th July, 1922, and substitute therefor the following clause :— 


J. Hours of Work. 


The houra of work shall be forty-eight (48) per week, and except in the case of hands 
employed on shift-work shall be worked as follows :—On the days from Monday to Friday, inclu- 
sive, from is 30 a.m. to 12 noon and from 12°45 p.m. to 5 p.m.; on Saturdays from 7°30 a.m. to 
11°45 a.m.: Provided that on Thursday the break for dinner may be reduced by the manager by 
ten (10) minutes ; ; and provided also that on giving at least seven (7) days’ notice by posting the 
sathe conspicuously at the office gates The Coloniat Sugar Refining Company Limited may at any 
time alter the hours of ceasing work, so that, 8} hours shall be worked on the days from Monday to 
Fridey, inclusive, between the hone of 7°30 a.m. and 5°15 p.m., with a break for dinner commenc- 
ing at 12 noon of not less than ? of an hour and not more than 1 hour, 


2, Delete from clause 7, Wages, of the said Award, as varied in Gazettes of 7th November, 1919, 
12th November, 1920, 25th November, 1921, and 14th July, 1922, the following words and figures :— 


Per hour, 
fds 
Men engaged storing (casual) .. oot “pe Peete os sh ai a Ee 


This last rate shall pee to permanent as well as to casual hands when 
engaged storing. 
Smokos, if worked during storing, shall be paid for at double rates. 


Jigger driver when storing ... me ae ies FB via ae Pata: Ot 
Men engaged in dust hole bbe we ve) se in vei a Sue ae 
and substitute therefor the following words and figures :- — 
Men engaged storing (casual) ais a XO iad Felt Hee OU 2s 
This last rate shall apply to permanent as well as to a hands when 
engaged storing. 
Smokos, if worked during storing, shall be paid for at double rates. 
Jigger driver when storing ... Peg ea sae Me ae ie ape a ae 
Men engaged in dust hole .., an Bik net iacene we Lig 


8. This variation shall take effect from the 10th of even bey, 1922, inclusive, and shall remain 
in force thereafter until the 20th day of July, 1923. 
Leave is reserved to the employees to apply to the Court as they may be advised at any time 
before the expiration of this Award in respect of the hours of work on the grounds of health, comfort, 
or well being of employees, 
Vs; ROLIN, 
Additional Jud ge of the Court of Induetrial Arbitration. 


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Pan sk ikl lah 
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5966 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 155. 





[2£67] ; Industrial Registrar's Office, 
Sydney, 3rd November, 1 1922: 


THE following Order of the Court varying the Award of the Court publish:d in Government Gazette 
of the 5ta September, 1919 (16 f.G. 376), made in and in relation to the industries and calliags 
in respect of which the Agricultural Implement Makers, &c. (Cumberland) Board is constituted a ae 
(constitution published at page 1448 of No. 87 of Government Gazette, dated 24th February, 1922— 
see also Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi, page 351), as varied by Orders of the Court published i in Govern- 
ment Gazettes of 3lst October, 1919 (16 I.G. 714), 5th December, 1919 (16 I.G.'940), 12th November, 

3920 (18 LG. 952), 2nd Docembs sr, 1921 (20 1G. 1128), 27th January, 1922. (21 I:G. 166); and 
28th July, 1922 (22 1.G. 382), is published in accordance with ‘the provisions of the tadusinia} ate 
ration Act, 1912, and the Regulations thereunder. , - 





¥. W. KITCHING, 
No. 3,545.) Industrial Registrar. 
IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
No. 487 of 1922. — 
Agricultural Implement Makers, &c. (Cumberland) Board. 


Application by the Metal Trades Employers’ Association of New South Wales, Industrial Onion of 
Employers. 


Monday, the 16th day of October, 1922. 
Agricultural Implement Makers, &c. (Cumberland) Award. 
Variation. 

(Eight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1922). 


1. Delete clause 1, Hours, of the said Award, gazetted 5th September, 1919, as varied in Gazette 
of 2nd December, 1921, ‘andl substitute ia lieu thereof the following clause :— 


1. Hours. 

Forty-eight hours shall constitute a week’s work. Times for commencing and ceasing work to 
be mutually arranged between each employer and his employee, and to be between 7am and 5 Spm, 
on Monday to Fr iday inclusive, and between 7 am. and noon Saturday. 

Ordinary hours shall be any 8% hours on Monday to Friday inclusive, and any 44 on Saturday. 
Provided that at the works of the Meadowbank Manufacturing Peepeny ohees hours asi aaah be 
as follows :— 

Monday 7°30 a.m. to 12 noon, 12°30 p.m. to 4°57 p.m. 

Tuesday 7°30 a.m. to 12 noon, 12 30 p.m to 4°57 p.m. 

Wednesdav 7°30 a.m. to 12 noon, 12°40 p.m. to 4°57 p.m. 

Vhursday 7-30 a.m. to 12 noon, 12:40 p.m. to 4°57 p.m. 

Friday 7°30 a.m. to 12 noon, 12°40 p.m. to 4°57 p.m. 

Saturday 7 ‘30 a.w. to 11d a.m. 
And such hours shall be deemed to be 9 houra on Monday and. Tuesday, 8} hours on Wednesday, 
Thursday and Friday, and 8} hours on Saturday. 


2. Delete from clause 6, Wages, of the said Award, as varied in Gazettes of 31st October, 1919, _ 
5th December, 1919, 12th November, 1920, 2nd December, 1921, and 28th July, 1922, the rates of pay 


therein stated in respect of each of the classifications hereunder mentioned, and insert in lieu thereof 
the rates stated hereunder opposite such classifications. 





Per hour at not less _. 


than the rate of— : 
sea 
Wood patternmakers Aas 2 2 
Blacksmiths making BS ae: for drawing oil engines and ‘making stecl- wheeled 
lorries ... vie gsi Be aE tis bis ny sv PIE Ai 
Other blacksmiths .. i ses as hs sh tenet Oe 
Smithy Machines—Men engaged o1 on— 
Sheet rollers and tyre benders Pas ne Re ye ee 
Oliver hammers ob ay. ix a Ay ¥ 2 0% 
Drop hammers. ae aes ral rat BO en Tike nn ee say Oe 
Swadging machines ... 1x ve ae We es, vee es 4a} MS WOE 
Upsetting machines »... 1 10% 


Hydraulic or power-press pull- dozer, erindstones, shearing ‘and punching 


machines, emery-stones, other machines ee pe ae i Bent td POF 
Machine Shop— ) 
Fitters . 2. 08 


Fitters engaged i in fitting scarifiers, har Lows, ‘drag harrows, dise ploughs, ‘mould: 
board ploughs, dise cultivators, tooth cultivators, rollers, or poison carts. 
Turners : 5 Sa i an 
Planers, borers, slotters, millers, chapers 
Adult drillers q 
Other machinists 
Pipe fitters, cutting, bending and s screwing g pipes gus 
Assemblers, ie., any adult person employed i in. putting together any of the classes : 
or kinds of machinery or implements referred to in “this Award which have 
been previously fitted or so standardised as to require no fitting Wet eh ee oO ELE NOG. 


wee 


wee ep 
ae : 
nel 
fo no 


Experts, i.e, an adult employee engaged to overhaul, start, and/or operate machines 
onaiarm, and do any necessary fitting, 7;,d. per hour, such rate to be paid 
for the whole period of employment as an “expert, day and night, Sundays and 
holidays, from the time the employee leaves for his work to ‘the time when he 
should with reasonable diligence report again at the shop as at ‘present 
customary : 
Provided that when an adult employee is absent from the employer’s establish- 
ment as an expert in terms of the foregoing paragraph, and the period of such absence _ 
is less than seven (7) days, he shall be paid at the next ensuing pay-day such an 
amount as he would have received had he been absent the fal seven (7),days of that 
pay-week on eAnett vere, 
Per hour at not lsss 
‘than the rate of— 


, aes 

Windmill rbot ih pis es bbe 
Painters, men engaged writing, ‘lining, decorating, putting « on finishing’ bonte of 

colour on panels or varnishing panels Bi ‘fe bias oes sae : 1 Od 

Painters, brush hands ae ee Res aie ¥ ile ea bes 1 32 

Carpenters, Podyeely and wheelwrights ies NN eis po EAS ean es oe 

Strikers eis ns ah de Mes bie ay ne 239 eoiy py dae 

























3.Nov., 199%] NEW SOUTH waLHS GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 125. 5967 
. ORES nv OR an el i, Oa A LUMPY Lak ce 











; 3. Delote from clause 7, “ Windmill Erectors,” of the said Award, as varied in Gazettes of 31st 
October, }914, 12th November, 1920, znd December, 1921, and 23th July, 1922, the figarcs and letterat 
“2s. 17d.” and substitute in lieu thereot the figures and letters “1s. 113d.” 

4. Delete c'ause 9, Junior Labour—R ites of Pay, of the said Award, as varied in Gazettes of 818 
October, 1919, 12th November, 1920, Zad December, 1921, 27th January, 1922, and 28th July, 1822, 
and substitute in liou thereof the following clause :— 

~ 9. Junior Labour—Rates of Pay. 
The minimum rates of wages to be paid for junior labour shall be as follows :— 


i Per hour. 

s. d. 
16 years of age and under isa wot rei ers BC nie 0. 33 
17 years of age ... ae Hae za ane de Be QO 5% 
18 years of age... ON SORE Da sf agane if is oe EES Wy ae: 
19 years ofage ... aie lias sed ca ws Se aap Ly aees ON Als 
20 years of age... ea sed is Vaid ee ale ene PT he bapa %: 


5. This variation shall take effect from the 10th day of November, 1922, inclusive, and shall 
remain in force thereafter until the 27th day of July, 1928. 


T. ROLIN, 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 





\ i “i Hi, ‘i ‘ 5 " } 


[2964] . Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
Sydney, 3rd November, 1922. 


THE following Order of the Court varying the Award of the Court published in Government Gazette 


- of the 9th January, 1920 (17 I.G. 180), made in and in relation to the industries and callings in respect 


of which the Brassfinishers (State) Board is constituted (constitution published at page 1449 ef No. 37 
of Government ‘Gazette, dated 24th February, 1922—see also Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi, page 352), 
as varied by Orders of the Court, published in Government Gazettes of 12th November, 1920 (18 I.G. 954), 
2nd December, 1921 (20 I.G. 1131) and 28th July, 1922 (22 I.G.'385), is published in accordance with 
the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, and the Regulations thereunder. 


F. W. KITCHING, 
Industrial Registrar, 





(No. 3,542.) 
; IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALKS, 
No. 484 of 1922. 
Brassfinishers (State) Board. 


Application by the Metal Trades Employers’ Association of New South Wales, Industrial Union of 
; Employers. 


Monday, the 16th day of October, 1922. 
Brassfinishers (State) Award. 
Variation. ‘ 

(Eight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1922). 


1. Delete clause 1, Hours of Work, of the said Award, gazetted 9th January, 1920, as varied in 
Gazette of 2nd December, 1921, and substitute in lieu thereof the following clause :— 

1. Hours of Work. 
On Monday to Friday, inclusive, 8% hours, and on Saturday 4} hours, shall be the ordinary 


working hours. 
The hours of starting and ceasing work shall be mutually agreed upon between the employer 
and employees engaged in each establishment, provided that such hours are between 6 a.m, and 
6 p.m. from Monday to Friday inclusive, with one break of not less than forty minutes for a meal, 

- and between 6 a.m. and 12 noon on Saturday. 


2. Delete clause 2, Wages, of the said Award, as varied in Gazettes of 12th November, 1920, 
2nd December, 1921, and 28th July, 1922, and substitute in lieu thereof the following clause :— 


2. Wages. 


The minimum hourly rates of pay for employees when engaged upon the following classes of 

labour herein mentioned shall be as follows :— 

Rs Per hour. 

(i) First-class bench or machine journeymen, viz., men required by the employer to s. d. 
be able to work from drawings or prints (drawings or sketches made in the 
presence of the workman excepted), or to lay out work, scheme out or make new 

parts, to make tools for repetition machines, or set up repetition machines Un ag dee 

(ii) Other bench or machine journeymen ... ‘ a aat 1 1t¢ 

(iii) Adult male operatives employed on repetition work, viz. :— 

(a) Attending automatic or semi-automatic machines, turret lathes, or 
machines set up to work to fixed sizes, when not less than fifty articles 
or parts of the same kind and dimensions are made, the machine being set 
by a higher-paid man to produce the articles ; or ‘ 

(b) engaged in assembling parts which have been produced as in (@) or which 
have been previously standardised ; or 

(c) engaged on drilling, punching, gauging, or other operations where the 
work to be done or the positioning of the holes is determined by jigs or 
gauges or other similar devices... i ; ae: nae fig Li Se 


An employee engaged to be able to do the work of a fitst-class bench or machine journeyman, 
or as other bench: or machine journeyman, shall not, in the event of his being put on to assemble 
parts or to operate machines for repetition work, be paid the lower wage prescribed for such work, 


fie? This variation shall take effect from the 10th day of November, 1922, inclusive, and shall 


af remain in force thereafter until the 22nd day of January, 1923. 
aor T. ROLIN, 


\ Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZBTTE, No. 155, [3 Nov., 192% 





[2962] _ Industrial Registrar’s Office,’ 
fli Sydney, 3rd November, 1922. 


THE following Order of the Court varying the Award of the Court published in Government Gazette of 
the 5th September, 1919 (16 1.G. 379), made in and in relation to the industries and callings in respect 
of which tho Coachmakers, &c., Rail (State) Board is constituted (constitution published at page 1449 
of No. 37 of Government Gazette dated 24t1 February, 1922—sce also Industrial Gazette; vol. xxi, 
page 352), as varied by Orders of the Court, published in Government Gazettes of 10th October, 1919 
(16 LG. 576), 7th November, 1919 (16 1.G. 716), 14th November, 1919 (16 E.G. 942), 19th November, 
1920 (18 I.G. 955), 2nd December, 1921 (20 IG. 1133), 27th January, 1922 (21 LG., 166), and 
28th July, 1922 (22 1.G. 386), is published in accordance with the provisions of the Industrial Arbi- 
tration Act, 1912, and the Regulations thereunder, 
W. KITCHING, 
(No. 3,540.) Industrial Registrar. 


IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
No. 488 of 1922. : 
Soachmakers, &c., Rail (State) Board. 


Application by ote Metal Trades Employers’ Association of New South Wales, Industrial Union of 
Employers. 


Monday, the 16th day of October, 1922. 

Coachmakers, &e., Rail (State) Award. 
Variation. 

(Eight Hours (Amendment) Act, i922). 


1. Delete clause 1, Hours, of the said Award, gazetted 5th September, 1919, as varied in 
jazettes of 10th October, 1919, and 2nd December, 1921, and substitute in lieu thereof -the following 
clause :— 
1. Hours. 
Forty- eight hours shall constitute a week’s work. 
Times for commencing and ceasing work to be mutually arranged between. each employer 
and his employees to suit arrival and departure of trains in thé locality, and to be between 7 a.m. 
ce 5 p.m. on Monday to Friday inclusive, and between 7 a.m. and noon on Saturday. 


Delete clause 7, Wages, of the said Award, as varied in Gazettes of 10th October, 1919, 7th - 


Monies, 1919, 14th November, 1919, 19th November, 1920, 2nd December, 1921, 27th January, 
1922, and 28th July, 1922, and substitute in lieu thereof the i llow ing clause :— 


7. Wages. Per hour at not less 
than the rate of— 
The minimum rate of ye to be paid shall be as follows :— s. d. 
Car and carriage builders .. He S Ae aa ae AY Any tee NaS 
Waggon builders... iy tne bes 


(Provided that waggon builders engaged in repairing “sheep | and cattle or 
wooden coal waggons shall be paid 1d. per hour extra.) Note.—Repairs do not 

cover alterations to coal waggons. 

Car and carriage painters.—Men engaged writing, lining, graining, decorating, or 
putting on coats of colour, or varnishing ak an or writing or lettering 
waggons 5. 2 14 

Car and carriage painters’ ‘assistants, —Men engaged i in “rubbing dow mn, filling coats 
of paint or plain painting of floors and internal covered parts of cars and 
carriages, or painting roofs above and beneath canvas, or glass papering, or 
cleaning windows or brasswork, or aia: or painting “waggons, trucks, 
underframes, or bogies We 1 8% 
(Waggons shall be taken to mean vans for the carriage ‘of cattle, sheep, meat, 

milk, perishable or imperishable goods, brake-vans which are plain painted and 

the like, but shall not include passenger vehicles.) 


Carriage trimmers.—Men engaged cota out, he or Pe copie carriages 2 It 
Female assistants—first yearn ah. a se ia 0-10 
Female assistants—second year ... fe el Via es bea * hee) cane | 
Carriage and waggon blacksmiths Ys ay ey, on c.. he apy) | 
Adult strikers a was Maa iy Bee, a Ast 1 7% 
Spring smiths on leaf springs Oy a ae Rh me ae 2 O08 
Spring fitters ot is a ee a oth eas hanes "ie 2 O08 
Goil spring makers .. ¥ a! x > aa ae ig Bea) Bry Oe 
Smithy machines—Men engaged o1 on— 
Sheet-rollers and mangles... ae iat ae aE be en . 2 1% 
Oliver hammers die Ae oe Vas te eM BAe was eben 2) MOL 
Bradley hammers ... “a a a ots a Pe SUS TAS Pup ae OE 
Drop hammers ee wie roee ay ats ok bates « 2 Of£ 
Machines similar to drop hammers it Ree tae 3.54 $32 ts PEA Si AER Le 
Swadging machines ... Ae se SURYA “f Behe WOR 
Machines similar to swadging ‘machines as te oh) ol PLN LOS 
Upsetting machines ... a oor His au fae aoe ove OF 
Hydraulic or power press... ess a au . . 43 etl Se 
Bulldozer eae yay uk He A Bit pperd Wlice. 
Shearing and punching machines Res tes eae pat Ae ibe aie St eos 
Spring coiling machines ae Bh, bel! tee cha os aa seeped Oe 
Spring nibbing and slotting machines ane sth 30 aA <n Rea! Baek st 
Spring drawing-out machines uks ry pit ats ay pegs, Oe 
Spring eye-rolling machines ae Hi tae a ted bcs as wo. 1 8} 
Grindstones, emery-stones, lappers Pip Re tus 455 ous bata nee 
Other smithy machines 1 by GF bes oa 4 ae oo. L- 84 
Machine shop— 
Car and waggon fitters rte abe ey was na ses at's PAs be a 
Car and waggon turners”... 5 2 1 


Grinders on machines who are working to the same degree of accuracy and 
are obtaining their measurements in the same way as the fitters and 
turners who are employed in the establishment where the grinders work 2 1% 











3 Nov., 1922] | NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZBTTH, No 155. £969 
a a a a ea ee TS 


Per hour at not 
joss than the rate of — 


- Machine shop—continued, Ae! as 
All other grinders Pid er, ays Bo on A Sitie ye ks OF 
Turret lathe operators . 2 4 


Machinists employed on ‘double-headed shapers, double-headed " boring 
machines, planers with two self-acting tool boxes, milling machines with 
two spindles, universal milling machines, aie & machines of 14-inch * 


stroke and over, universal boring machines ... f 2° 13 
All other planers, borers, slotters, millers and shapers... 1 118 
Adult drillers and other machinists f : tea Bs 1 9% 
Pipe fitters, cutting, bending and screwing pipes .. ae Ra 1 113 
Pattern-makers au} vay te Bi Ve 2 2¢ 
Forging shop — 
Forgemen oe dag és as Ie be cee ret ce A 3 
Horge furnacenen, ho) bs Bute, Bad CON 2 lg 
Assem blers— i : 
Mon engaged assembling all previously prepared metal parts and halting 
_ together ironwork metal to metal, fixing pak a3 brake ede eee 
and axle boxes ... 1 104 
Young journeymen may work during the first year. in which they are out of 
their indentures at not less than the rate of 1s. 63 r hour, and during 
the second year at not less than the rate of Is.. per hour, but there- 


after shall be paid the minimum rate prescribed by this Award. 


3. Delete clause 9, Junior Labour—Rates of Pay, of the said Award, as varied as aforesaid, 
ead substitute in lieu thereof the following clause :— 


9. Junior Labour—Rates of Pay. 
The minimum rate of wages to be paid for junior labour shall be as follows :— 


Per hour at not 
less than the rate of— 


Strikers— . _ gs. d. 
“18 years of age and under ... oak be Lee ay Sid oe -. O 8} 
19 years of age cf A ‘ice aus Fic oy Se ted v2 0 10} 
20 years of age sue wee Lif Ave S46 ses tes te Foote ba 4 OF: 
Other junicr labour— 
= : 16 years of age and under ... ae me ome tse eve Si sae) Opi BE 
17 years of age Ae ve he ive Ree ane Ay Ae cn O 4¢ 
18 years of age ee aie AW tee Ne Hi oat aes  O 62 
19 years of age ee bee. “i ee He he ssp Hh aay (ON LO 
20 years of age “ ele: OF 


con 4. Delete ‘clause 12, Anheeipiros: “Rates of Pay, of the said “Award, as varied, as aforesaid, 
and substitute in lieu thereof the following clause :— 


12. Apprentices’ Rates of Pay. 
' Subject to indentures and written agreements in existence at the date of this Award, the 
minimum rate of wages to be paid to Apprentices under indentures or written agreement shall 


be as follows :— - Per hour at not 

: ; less than the.rate of— 

% iit 3 | 

s First year... ... tal Pe es ose ve tas ds a sro USF 
Second year... say sae ae Bs aA ee Ey ok si .. O 4% 
Third year ... Bi aes GUE nae se ae hoe oe aut Seek OR BRN ae 
Fourth year... ass re ae a3 auc oe ee soe nae ..- O 104 
Fifth year ... Ox 


5. This variation shall take: afoot: from. the 10th day of November. 1922, anotuniye: and shall 
remain in force thereafter until the 27th day of July, 1923. 
Leave is reserved to employees to have this matter relisted for consideration as to Painters and 
assistants as they may be advised. 
T. ROLIN, 
‘ Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 





| ; Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
: Sydney, 3rd November, 1922. 


THE following Order of the Court varying the Award of the Court published in Govern- 
ment Gazette of the 18th November 1921 (20 I.G. 1101), made in and in relation to the 
industries and callings in respect of which the Bakers and Breadcarters (State) Board is 
constituted (constitution published at page 1442 of No. 37 of Government Gazette, dated 24th 
February, 1922—see also Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi, page 339), as varied by Orders of the 
Court published in Government Gazettes of 20th January, 1922 (21 1.G. 160), 7th April, 1922 
(21 I.G. 1097), 12th May, 1922 (21 I.G. 1300), 30th June, 1922 (22: 1.G. 10! 5), 25th August, 
1922 (22 1.G. 358), and 6th October, 1922. is published in accordance with the provisions of 
the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912. and the Regulations thereunder. 


{ Fr W. KITCHING, 
(No. 8,586.) Jndustrial Registrar. 
IN THE COURT. OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NHW SOUTH WALES. 
No. 469 of 1922. 
Bakers and Breadcarters (State) Board. 
Application by James Dunstan, Master Baker, of Howlong. 
Wednesday, the 4th day of October, 1922 
Breadcarters (Country) Award. 
Exemption. 
1. James Dunstan, Master Baker of Howlong, is exempt from the provisions of 
' clause 3, Wages, of the said Award, gazetted 18th November, 1921, as varied in Gazette of 
25th August, 1922, in respect of one breadearter, provided that the said breadcarter be paid 
not less than the ‘sum of £2 5s. per Week and keep, and provided further that the hours of 
Jabour ee such breadcarter shall not exceed thirty hours per week. 
. This variation shall take effect from the 4th day of October, 1922, inclusive, and 
shall sans in force thereafter until the 1st day of Decemher, 1925, 


TT. RODIN, 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 





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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 155, 





f29833 : : Industrial Registrar's Office, 
Sydney, 8rd November, 1922. 


THE following Award of the Court made in exercise of the powors conferred on it by section 14 of the 


Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, determining certain industrial matters arising in and in relation to the 
industries and callings in respect of which the Cast-iron Pipe Makers (Scate) Board is constituted 
(constitution published at page 1440 of No. 87 of Government Gazette, dated 24ch February, 1922— 
see ulso Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi, page 352), is published in accordance with the provisions of the 
Act and the Regulations thereunder. : 

F. W. KITCHING, 

(No. 3,547.) Industrial Registrar. 





IN TH® COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
No. 456 of 1922. 
Cast-iron Pipe Makers (State} Board. 
Applicatioa by Hoskins Iron and Steel Company Limited. 
Thursday, the 19th day of October, 1922. 
Cast-jron Pipe Makers other than Moulders (State) Award. 
(Eight Hours (Amendment) Aet, 1922), 
ee 1. Hours of Work. 


; i ' 

(t) Forty-eight houra shall constitute a week’s work, of which not more than eig't and. three- 
quarter hours per duy sball be worked Monday to Friday inclusive, and four and a quarter hours on 
Saturday as ordinary working bours. — . ; 

()) Lhe ordinary working hours shall be at any time at the employer's option between 6.30 a.m, 
and 5.3U p.m. on Monday to Kriday inclusive, and between 7.30 a.m. and noon on Saturday. From 


Monday to Frilay, inclusive, one break only for meals of not more than one hour’s duration shall te 
allowed. 


€ 


2. Overtime. 


(a) All time worked outside the ordinary working hours of the establishment, as arranged under 
clause lof this Award, shall be paid for as overtime at the rate of time and a half. 

Any employee working more than fifteen hours’ overtime in any one pay-week, shall be paid double 
time for all such overtime over fifteen hours, : : : 

(b) Any employee who has worked during ordinary working hours, and is required to work over- 
time, must not resume work the tollowing day until he has ceased work for a period of at least eight 
hours. 


(c) Al] work done on Good Friday, Christmas Day, Anniversary Day, or on Sunday shall be paid 


for at double time. Work done on any other of the recognised holidays shall be paid fer also at double. 


time, unless such work be limited to repair work for the establishment, in which case time and a half 
shall be paid. 


3. Night. Shifts. 


(2) Any employee required to work on night shifts shall be paia time and quarter far a period 
of not less than eight nours; any time worked in excess thereof shall be paid for at ordinary overtime 
rates. ; ; 

(+) Should any employee be required to work on any night shift for less than three (3) full 
nights in succession he shall be paid for such work at ordinary overtime rates. iy Shes 

{ce} If any employee is required to work on a night shift after having worked a full day shift, he 
shall be paid at ordinary overtime rates; but such night may be counted as the first night of the night 
shift. We 

(ad) Meal or crib times during night shifts and during overtime work shail be those mutually 
agreed on between the employer and employees in each establishment. 


4, Holidays. es 
The recognised holidays shall be New Year's Day, Anniveraary Day, Gool Friday, Enster 
Monday, King’s Birthday, Prince of Wales’ Birthday, Eight-hour Day, Christmas Day, Boxing Day, 
and all public holidays gazetted as such throughout the State. 


. 5. Delay of Work. \ 
Any employee coming to work in the morning, without having received notice the previous day 
that there would be no work for him shall receive two hours pay, unless the stoppage is caused by » 
breakdown, or by weather conditions, or by some fault of another employee or other employees, or by 
the unforeseen absence of material where such causes arise in such a way that the management cannot 
give notice on the previous day. 
6. Payment of Wages. 
Wages shall be paid not later than Friday in each week. 
7. Preference of Employment. 


Subject to the provisions of the Returned Soldiers and Sailors Employment Act, 1919 as betiveen 
members of the Federated fronworkers’ Association of Australia, New South Wales Division. and other 
persons offering their labour at the same time preference of employment shall be given to euch members 


4 


over such other persons, other things being equal. 
8. Rates of Pay. 


Minimum rates of pay for adults employed on the undermentioned classes of labour shall be as 
follows:— 


Per hour. 
/ gs. d. 
Furnace charger, tapper out, men on casting table below, men emptying casings, f 
sandmen, pipe-cleaner at pit, pipe dresserz, men at loam mill, men at large mill, 
lathe men, tar-stove head men ms 


Men repairing furnace, men assisting round furnac>, caster’s assistant, men putting up 
sockets and seatings at revolving table, testers of large pipes, metal carriers in bank- 
pipe shop, tar-stove men other than head men, pipe sweepers and cleaners, men on 
transfer track, small sand mill men, general yardmen... os bee Rare See as OR 


9.. Termination of Engagement. — j a Balai ia) i 4 
On termination of an engagement owing to the employee for his own reasons not wishing t> 
continue, he shall be paid on the next regular pay-day. On the termination of an engagement owing to 
the employer not wishing to continue the employment, the employee shall on request be paid the same 
evening, provided the work terminates between the hours of 9 a.m. and 5.30 p.m, 
If the work does not so terminate he shall, on request made at or before such termination, be paid 
as early as practicable during the morning on which the next ordinary working day begins. 


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10. Area, facies, and Duration. 


This Siw ard, bascidds and, replaces the Award of the Court published in the Government Gazette 
No. 159) of .lath December, 1918, made ir and in relation to the industries and callings in respect of 
whieh the Iron and Shipbuilding, Trades Group, No, 14 (Uast-iron Pipe, State) Board was con- 
stituted, as varied by the Orders of the Court published in the Government Gazettes No. 287 of 5th 
December, 1919, No. Te, of 16tn July, 1920, No. 204o0f 26th Novemper, 1920, No. 169 of 18th Novem- 
ber, iy2t, and No. 308 of 14th July, 1922. 
oe It shall apply to all ewployers and employees, other than mouldera, engaged on iron pipe making 
throughout the State. éxcapting the couaty of Yaneowinaa, and w.tnin the jurisdiction of the Cust-iron 
Pipe siakers (State) Board, 
At, shall take effect from the 20th day of October, 1922, inclusive and shall remain in force 
thereafter for a period cf two years. 
T. ROLIN. | 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 








[2959] : ' Industrial Registrar's Oftice, 
Sydney, 5rd November, 1922. 


THE following Order of the Court varying the Award of the Court published in Govern- 
ment Gazette,of the 15th September, 1922, made in and jn relation to the industries and 
callings in ‘respect of which the Ironworkers’ Assistants, &c. (State) Board is constituted 
(constitution published at page 5553 of No, 144 of Government Gazette, dated 6th, October, 
1922, is published in aceordance with the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, 
and the Regulations thereunder, 
: . FF. W. KITCHING, 
(NO0858T). Industrial Registrar. 
IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAT, ARF sITRAT ION, NEW? SOUTH WALES, 
: No, 485 of 1922, 
Ironworkers’ Assistants, &c. (State) Board. 
Application by the Metal Trades Employers’ Association of New South Wales, Industrial 
Union of Employers. 
Monday, the 16th day of October, 1922, 
Ironworkers’ Assistants, &c. (State) Award. } 
‘al ; Variation. 
(Eight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1922.) 
1. Delete Clause 2, Hours of Work, of the said Award, gazetted 15th September, 1922, 
nnd substitute in lieu thereof the eee clause :— 
. Hours of Work. 


(a) Forty- eight hours chat constitute a week’s work, of which not more than 
Si. hours per day shall be worked from Monday to Friday and 44 hours on Saturday, as 
ordinary working hours, 

(0) The ordinary working hours shall be any time, at the employer’s option, 
between 6.30 a.m. and 5.380 p.m. on Monday to Friday (provided the day’s work of 8% 
. hours shall be worked with one break only, such break, hot to exceed one hour) and 
: between 6.80 a.m. and noon on Saturday, 


2. Delete clause 3, Wages, of the said Award, and substitute in lieu thereof the 
following clause :— 


4 


. Wages, 


The minimum rates of pay tor oo when ehgaged upon the classes of 
Jabeur herein mentioned shall be as follows 
: Per hour. 


Se) hi 
Tees Gakic veces Eater ch Peat ol OSC AU CURA EM ergs Lane ea Wao bo Se 
Aiea TTA PupelTee RSTO EE RETF Carer Re AMIN OI CSL No EC RU RR L279 
OOM SEOTOMNOTE Aiiy eres Flac iin aa oesiE plane RATER aca g ba a; bess pLRtab rae e Hidlg AP RIE sides Lee 
Dressers (other than shot- blast dressers ), paar drillers. in 
boilershop, tappers out, strikers. on double fires, assistants 
to forgers and forge furnacemen, saw operators, plate-edge 
TEC RE ORSS USPS Ar Gee rian) NO Ue RTOS ta an ae RUE) croc, Sept: eames enn wanes: 
Shot-blast dressers .:..... Cea A Ves UT abou cp ak Ge hied secu SRE Raa: ates MIR Mth tsa 1 10 
E Furnacemen on cupola in foundry and on case- hardening furnace . 5 Oyen tad 
Men working on crucibles in brass foundry and all other furnace- F 
Pe TC Laces OPE PURE COTEN 2 a) l acy ase, oh lp MHA RE RAS « 1 104 


3. Delete clause 8, Junior Labour, of the said Award, and substitute in lieu thereof 
the following clause :— 
rep 0 , 8. Junior Labour. 

Youth labour may be: employed on heating rivets, driving power-hammers, and 
helping ‘blac ‘smiths’ apprentices. The minimum rates of pay for youths shall he as 
follows :— » 

Per hour. 


a 
mae 0A 
To 


ad. 
MASUR ee NU cic) Qia's W's Sty i PMR Bee, oP TU ga ele SM bomt a ecemee le ese lal aca b! mcs kl 
Berween LG and hs 31h. sae PRA YIN Vee Sare) eek es dualied sa ggeves tonne rhs AAS al ial ores ® 54 
t Between 1lf.and 18.0... 0.44 PP MTSE Da LP Sc Whe Seite aniellal ay MACE Pap ELAS ohare lath veh Wa QO 114 
me AW COR Le eILCL) Muse ooo MUR TL Wee Ge ewe CR ae & oeld a eh ett 
Pa ; _ Between AD and Zia py) 5 Wie tah UN Rr Meee oC Cae Se L UMN Ge af Gate Yacihi gos 1. 38t 


4 +. Delete the last paragraph of clause 10, Exemptions, of the said Award, and substi- 
tute in lieu thereof the following paragraph: 
The Australasian Conference Association is exempted from payment of Sunday 
i tates for work done on Sunday, but shall pay Sunday rates for work done on Saturday. 
ee. a, Provided also that the hours of work on riday shall be 41 instead of S# 


. 5, This variation: shall take effect. from the 10th day of Noyember, 1922, inclusive, 
and shall remain in)force thereafter until the 28th day of September, 1924, 
" T. ROLIN, 
Additional Judge Rt the Court of industrial Arbitration. 









5072 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 155, [3 Nov, 

















[2968] td Industria! Registrar’s Office, 
; Sydney, 3rd November, 1922. 
THE following Order of the Court varying the Award of the Court published in Govern- 
ment Gazette of the 12th December, 1919 (17 I1.G. 187) made in and in relation to the 
industries and callings in respect of which the Engineers, &c. (State) Board is constituted 
(constitution published at page 1450 of No. 37 of Government Gazette, dated 24th February, 
1922—-see also Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi, page 855), as varied by Orders of the Court 
published: in Government Gazettes of 4th June, 1920 (17 LG. 1285), 27th August, 1920 (158 
I.G. 533), 8th October, 1920 (18 L.G, 742), 5th November, 1920 (18 1.G, 960), 11th February. 
1921 (19 I.G., 684), 2nd December, 1921 (20 I.G. 1188), and 28th July, 1922 (22 L.G. 389), 
is published in accordance with the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, and 
the Regulations thereunder, 
Fr. W KITCHING, 


(No. 8,546.) Industrial Registrar, 
IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
No. 481 of 1922, / 
; Engineers, &c, (State) Board, 
Application by the Metal Trades Employers Association of New South Wales, Industrial 
Union of Employers, 
Monday, the 16th day of October, 1922. : 
Engineers, &c. (State) Award. 
Variation. / 
(Eight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1922.) 

1. Delete the first paragraph of clause 1, Hours of Work, of the said Award, gazetted 
12th December, 1919,.as varied in Gazette of 2nd December, 1921, and substitute in Jieu 
thereof the following paragraph :— - 

On Monday to Friday, inclusive. S{ hours, and on Saturday 4; hours, shall. be 
the ordinary working hours; Provided that for forgemen and forge furnacemen the 
ordinary working hours may be up to 60 hours per week, 

2. Delete clause 3, Wages, of the said Award, as varied in Gazettes of 4th June, 1920, 
27th August, 1920, 5th November, 1920, 11th February, 1921, 2nd December, 1921, and 
28th July, 1922, and substitute in lieu thereof the following clause ;— : 

a 3. Wages. 

The minimum rates of pay for employees engaged on the classes of labour herein 
mentioned shall be as follows :— 


é Per hour. 
Ss. ad. 
HOLE ESI sa saat sR eee cl co ee Peta de ain ee ee ee PEAR BAe a be 
4 RSb Nb okey Soler Maem glans TM Rea IA ony Kita Molar A pie Sea. 0 abe 6 a aN aN SD Ser la cece bers, eae ite Pay see 
BA GSH ELIS. Hiya te SE ice ATi IGE Sl? Come cuacets F fs st Ye ae ah Se A aL ot a Zw ee 
PATETMUAIRERS) Ais eat eh cae Meme aan eee Olga AS. 3: Ne Uae ac a eR DN aNs v 
COPDEPSMLEAS Mio eRe cca MA eae | UU OER) pane aN 3c oa a Be 2e 
ANSTESINTCH Sade Ree a AS | ORR VOY MPN ok OTRO. Va eM TED Re Gell eae eecth- apie rae ne 
Hngineering brass-finishers .............00. Bete ahs east Ate VR MAD Om oe en AE i 
POT SERS ie eich ye peek Aes 1k tage Mame IS (GIRLS MERAR gaa I Raat NO Rea cae 2-33 
MorgeTurnaCemyeny yy aa Meise woes ele Mere Hee pee ea RASS ti Vaan 4 
Spring fitters Ondearispringes ee Wve es ieee tds), fu eeecis iol alien: Daa tai wee Pan Ai D2 O 
SPTIMSS MATS 0S SAM Sass eae dec OSCR cae ORIEN Pen RCE CO eRe PSUR 1 ene aa 2 O8 
Drop Hammersmith sakes sre iewle ale er > Wicuae eae ne. \s Va ewe F-oL MP omer Raa Rar rea 2 OF 
Oliver hammersmiths ......7....... 7 iN ae es TH URMOA CG ators Perey ep areas eS 2 Of£ 
Swadgins machinists) il, Neasiwic ecm is Cy akan n re Cue em A a 1103 
‘ All other smith’s machinists ......... in ijs\ ahiy ete ere Ue Ve caoep Rs (onic eR MULE gene 1 103 
Grinders on machines who are working to the same degree of accuracy 
and are obtaining their measurements in the same way as the 
fitters and turners under this Award, who are employed in the 
establishment where the grinders work... 0.50.00). 0.5.0.. ie) Rune cle 
ATL OF Her STINGORS: 659 Bp ie ate folate (aittl A hase one GUece at. Pe nS Ae ane ee ha dip Os 
Oxy-acetylene welders and electric welders, whilst employed on the 
manufacture of steel windows and Sashes ..0 50.0. 60. 36.05.05 40. ic, Wes 
Oxy-acetylene welders and electric welders, whilst not employed on : 
the manufacture of steel windows and sashes ......0...0.0..0..0, 2.1% 
Machinists employed on: ; 
(a) Double-headed shapers, ‘double-headed boring machines, ” 
planers with two. self-acting tool boxes, milling machines 
k with two spindles, Universal milling machines, slotting 
machines of 14-inch stroke and over, Universal boring 
machines Be tate ea See, Ts Ee Atk ef een MWe Samad a Manean enn 2 Ast 
(b) AIF other planers (including operators ou planing, machines 
doing, work of a repetition character in the manufacture of 
railway switches and crossings), borers, slotters, millers and 
einer cd ity fs tin Lapa Cea ka es eet cae ae CU ELAR Pes oan ts 
(ec) Drillers, key-way cutters, and all other machinists ......... “1. 94 : ‘ 
An employee using a boring bar in a drilling machine shall be classed as a 


borer. 
5, Delete clause 14, Junior Journeymen, of the said Award, as varied in Gazettes of 
5th November, 1920, 11th February, 1921, 2nd December, 1921, and 28th July, 1922, and 
substitute in lieu thereof the following clause. 
14. Junior Journeymen. 


After completing his five years’ apprenticeship, an employee may continue to ¢ 
work at the establishment where he has completed his apprenticeship at the following 
rates :—Yor the first year of such subsequent employment at 1s. Sd. per hour; for the 
second year of such subsequent employment at 1s. 10d. per hour, and thereafter, and at 
at ae in other establishments, at the. minimum rate hereinbefore provided in clause 3 
1ereof. J 





8 Nov,,1922.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 155. 5973 








4. Add to clause 17, Exemption, of the said Award, as varied in Gazettes of 4th 
June, 1920, and 8th October, 1920, the following subclause :— 


(vi) Employers who, at the instance of the Amalgamated Society Engineers, 
the Australasian Society of Engineers, or the Blacksmiths’ Society of Australasia, are, 
or who may subsequently come under an Award or an Agreement under the jurisdiction 
of the Commonwealth Court of Conciliation and Arbitration, are exempted from this 
Award in respect of employees who are members of the said unions or either of them 
while subject to such an Award or Agreement. 

5. This variation shall take effect ae ‘the 10th day of November, 1922, inclusive, 
and shall remain in force thereafter until the 27th day of July, 1923. 


T. ROLIN, 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 





[2965] ; Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
Sydney, 3rd November, 1922. 


THE following Order of the coirt varying the Award of the Court. published in Government Gazette 
of the llth February, 1921 (19 I.G. 684), made in and in relation to the industries and callings in 
respect of which the Stovemakers, &c. (State) Board is constituted (constitution published at page 
1453 of No. 37 of Government Gazette, dated 24th February, 1922—see also Industrial Gazette, vol. 
xxi, page 861), as varied by Orders of the Court published in Government Gazettes of 9th December, 
1921 (20 I.G. 1157), and 28th July, 1922 (22 1.G. 399), is published im accordanee with the provisions 
of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, and the Heamavions thereunder. 


: F. W. KITCHING, 
(No. 3,543. ) Industrial Registrar. 


IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
ites ; Bs No. 489 of 1922. 
Stovemakers, &c. (State) Board. 


es by the Metal Trades Employers’ Association of New South Wales, Industrial Union 
of Employers. 


Monday, the 16th day of October, 1922. 
Stovemakers, &c. (State) Award. 


Variation. 
(Eight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1922). 


1, Delete clause 1, Hours, of the said Award, gazetted 11th February, 1921, as varied in 
Gazette of 9th December, 1921, and substitute in lieu thereof the following clause :— 


1, Hours. 


The number of hours to constitute a week’s work shall be forty-eight, and shall be worked 

as follows :—From Monday to Friday, 8 hours 45 minutes per day, and on Saturday 4 hours 15 
minutes, and shall be worked between the hours of 7.30 a.m. and 5.15 p.m. from Monday to 
Friday inclusive, and on Saturday between the hours of 7.30 a.m, and 12 noon, and nothing less 
than 45 minutes shall be allowed for meals on each day from Monday to Friday inclusive. The 
starting hours mentioned above shall not be applicable to the firms of G. Fletcher & Son; John 
Danks & Son Proprietary Limited ; G. E. Crane & Sons Limited ; Holdsworth, Macpherson and 
Company ; F. Lassetter & Co. Limited ; W.S. Friend & Company ; and Brandt Bros. Limited, 
whose established customs shall be allowed to prevail. 

i Not more than four and a pelt hours shall be worked consecutively without a break for 
meals. 


2. Delete subelause (i) of clause 2, Wages for Day Labour, of the said Award, as varied in 
Gazettes of 9th December, 1921, and 28th July, 1922, and substitute in lieu thereof the following 
subclause :— 

(i) When adults are employed at day tour the minimum rate of wages to be paid for the 
‘work usually done uke the different classes of employees hereunder mentioned shall be as follows :-- 





* Per hour, 
: s. d. 
Furnacemen __... sy RaW cree BS i = ty AY: wa 2 OF 
Assistant furnacemen ... 1 9 
Moulders making any casting byt means of the plate process or with a moulding 
machine worked in connection with the plate pee sue Sy 11) 
= _ All other moulding, also coremaking ; 2 04 


Fitters making, repairing or testing cooking stoves, ovens, or gas atoves 3 feet 
or under in width (such width to be measured exclusive of additions) or 
register grates. colonial ovens, selectors’ ovens, all eral and ee 
stoves, and box-fitters ... 111 

Fitters making, repairing or testing cooking stoves, ovens, or gas stoves over 
3 feet in width, tailors’ ironing stoves, close fire cooking ranges, bakers’ 
ovens and fittings thereof, or any cooking apparatus, not specified above, 
and pattern fitters, exclusive of men merely filing and she nse ee 

Gas-stove adjusters (outside work) . 

Sheet-iron workers, including machinists operating guillotine power press or 
spinning lathe when the said machines are driven by ie and colonial 


pow 
—_— 2S) 
ofan tot 


oven makers whe 111 
Polishers .. 1 104 
‘ Pattern filers ; 1 10 
Grinders .. iy veg be Shaws a 1 10 
Dressers ... Hg Be naa : 1. 98 
Metallic enamellers ... Py ie his. 8 1li 
Blacksmiths ae PAB Soa Nee se 1 103 
Packers ... we satya Bete bie se 1 9% 
Checkers .. 2 O8 
Storemen... 110 
Painters ... I 9} 
Coppersmiths .. 2 OB 
Adults on wash coppers or side boilers for stoves. One Ray bie tea Y, 104 
Labourers ay Pe a a wand OF 


3. This variation shall take effect ay the 10th eae of Re uiehae 1922, eee df and bre yh 
_ remain in force thereafter until the 27th day of July, 1923. T. ROLIN, : 


Additional J udge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 


x ae 


No, 155, 3 Novemszr, 1922.—8, 





574s NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT ban 156. {8 = 





col [WTB Ae 7 cMgte aa “Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
f Sydney, 3rd November, 1922, 


THE followigg Order of the Court varying: the Industrial Agreement dated tisha 
September, 1920, filed in the Office of the Registrar of the Court on the 23rd September, 
1920; and numbered 387, (18 LG. 677), made between the Australian Gaslight. Company, 
the: North Shore Gas Company Limited, the Manly Gas Company Limited} and the 
Federated Gas. Employees’ Industrial Union, New South Wales Branch, as ‘varied by 
Industrial Agreement between the said parties, dated 20th July, 1921, filed as aforesaid on 
the 19th August; 1921, and numbered’452 (20 1.G. 273), and. by Industrial Agreement, dated 
the 18th April, 1922 , filed as aforesaid on the 10th June, 1922, and numbered 496 (21 I. G.- 
1440), is published ‘in accordance with the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration ‘Act, 
1912, and the Regulations thereunder, ‘es 
Fr. W. KITCHING, aly 
oat 3,001, ) ‘ Industrial Registrar, 


a 


“IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES, 
No. 478 of 1922. ; Fj ver j ‘ ste He 


J dustrial Agreement bers: the Australian Gaslight Company, the North snore @aa: 
-Cotapany Limited, the Manly Gas Company Limited, and the Federated Gas Employees’ 
Industrial Silty New South ‘Wales Branch, No, 387, and variations nee Nos. basi 

~and 496. - ‘ 

Seoicatoe by the Australian Gaslight Company, the North Shore Gas taiinany Limited, 5 me 

and the Manly Gas Company Limited. ¢ 


ft 2 


Thursday, the 19th day of October, 1922. re Perth 


Industrial Agreement between the Australian Gaslight Company, the North Shore 
Gas Company Limited,.the Manly Gas. Company Limited, and the Federated 
Gas Employees’ Industrial Union, New South Wales Bratich. 


Variation. ; 
(Eight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1922.) a 


a; Subclause (a) of clause (4), Hours of Labour, of the said Apteement filed the 
23rd September, 1920, and numbered: 387, is deleted and replaced by clause 2 hereof. 


2. The ordinary working hours of employees who are subject to subclause (a) of § Na hs 
clause (4) of the said Agreement, and which were fixed at 44 per week by Proclamation : 
under section 183 of the Hight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1920, published in Moyerarent 
Gazette of dist March, 1922, are hereby varied, and shall be as ‘follows : — 

(a) Except where otherwise provided in this Agreement; the hours of work shall ok 
be 48 per week, to be worked between 7.30 a.m. and 5 p.m. on. Monday to 
Friday A inclusive) (with one meal break of 45 minutes between 12 noon and 
12.45 p.m.), and between 7.30 a.m. and 11.45.a.m. on Saturday ; but the hours - 
of Coal 'Telpher men (Mortlake) and Complaint’ men ‘(Manky) shall be as 
mutually arranged, 
§. This variation shall take effect from the 3rd day of November, 1922, inclusive, and 
shail renmiain in force thereafter until the 30th day of June, 1923. 
OS ORIGIN, |, a? 
Additional i wntge of the Court of Industrial ‘Arbitration, 





[2937] / _ Industrial. R egistrar’ S Office, os . oa, 4 
Sydney, 3rd Noraniee 1929, et aa Bea 

. THE, following Order of the: Court eee the Industrial Agreement dated 30th | 
September, 1920, filed in the Office of the Registrar of the Court on the. 22nd December, ' i 
1920, and numbered 412 (19 I.G..98), made between the City of Newcastle Gas and Coke 
Company. Limited. and the Hederated Gas Em mployees’ Industrial Union, New South Wales 
Branch, as yaried by Industrial Agreement between. the said parties, dated 17th August, 
1921, filed as aforesaid on the 22nd September, 1921, and numbered 462 (20 LG. 450), and ee 
by Industrial Agreement dated the 10th May, 1922, filed as aforesaid on the 26th September, “ rie 2 “ 
1922, and. numbered 515, is published. in accordance with the provisions of the Industrial ‘ ae 
Arbitration Act, 1912, and the Regulations. thereunder. 2 Para ts pre 
F. WwW. KITCHING, 


(No. 3,532.) + a psf "Industrial Registrar. 
X) é 





IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRI AL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES, 
No, 479 of 1922. 3 


Industrial Agreement between City of Newcastle Gas and Coke Company Limited : and the 
Federated Gas Employees’ Industrial Union, New South Waies Braneh, Nae 412, and 
variations thereof Nos. 462-and. 515. 


igaitan by the City of Newcastle Gas and Coke Coinpany Limited, 
Thursday, the 19th day of October, 1922. 


indastiial Avienent between the City of Newcastle Gas and Coke Company. Limited 
and the Federated Gas Employees’ Industrial Union, New South Wales Branch. 


4 Variation. 
‘(Eight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1922.) 


ead 3 GuidMawce (a) of clause 4, Hours ‘of Labour, of the said Agréemest: filed. 22nd 
December, 1920, and numbered 412, is deleted and replaced by clause 2 hereof. ; a 
2, Phe ordinary working hours of employees who are subject. “to subclause (ay of — 
clause 4 of the said Agreement, and which were fixed at 44 per week by Proclamation under — 
section 13 of the Hight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1920, published in Government. Gazette | 
of 81st March, 1922, are hereby varied, and shall be as ‘follows: — ; 
a), Except where otherwise provided in this Agreement, the hours of work shall be 
* 148 per week, to be worked beween 7.30 a.m. and 5 p.m., oe, to. Friday 
¢ » , -(inélusive) ‘(with one méal. Hheake Of 45 minutes maaee Rees. and 
: . 4 . 12.45 p.m.) and between 7.30 a.m. and 11.45 a.m., Satui ade? 
3. This variation shall take effect from the 3rd day of November, “1023, nctuive and 
chat réinain itt-foree thereafter until thé 80th day of Funé, 1928, : 
i cdi bys ROLIN, ~ Agi 4 
- Additional Judge of the Court _of Industrial Arbitration, 


- whew FPA Ge sarge BA As 















3 bi j22,) ul NEW. sourH WALBS j aesemied GAZETTR, No. 155, 5° G975 
(2088) ae eat | hess - Tndustriat Registrar's Otfice, 


Sydney, 3rd No ovember, 1922. 


r) THE following. Order of the Court varying the Award of the Court published in Govern- 


Ment Gazette of the Ist July, 1921 (20 1.6 149), made in and in relation 
¥, ¢ 0) to the industries 
_ and callings in,respect of which the Cycle and Motor Cycle Makers, &c¢,, (State) Board is 
" eonstituted (constitution published at page 1450 of No. 87 of Government Gazette, dated. 
24th February, 1922—see also Industrial Gazette, vol xxi, page 354) as varied by Orders _ 
of the Court published in Government sazettes of 2nd December, 1921 (20 LG. 1,185) and 


> Lith August, 1922 (22 I.G, 388), is published in accordance’ with the provisions of the 





te 


\ Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, and the Besilations ther eunder, 


ets ¥. W. KITCHING, 
(No. 3,083. ) ; Industrial Registrar. 





IN THE vay ve OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
No. 501 of 1922. 
Cycle and Motor Cycle Makers, &¢. (State) Board. 
Appleseed by the Employ ers’ Federation of New South Wales, Industrial Union of 
Employers. 
: _ Monday, the 28rd day of October, 1922. 
re 4 Byte and Motor Cycle Makers, &c. (State) Award. 
1 \ Variation. 
: (Eight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1922.) 

_ 1. Delete clause 1, Hours of Labour, of the said Award, gazetted 1st July, 1921, as 
eee in Gazette of 2nd December, 1921, and substitute in lieu thereof the following 
clause :—-* 

1. Hours of Labour. 
‘The ordinary working hours shall be 48 per week, to. be worked between 7.30 a.n. 
and 6 p.m, on five days of the week, and between 7.30 a. im. and 1 p.m., on the day which 
is usually observed as a half- holiday at the. place of.empleyment. 


2. Delete clause 3, Wages, of the said Award, as varied in Gazettes of 2nd December, 
1921, and 11th August, 1922, and substitute in lieu thereof the following clause :— 


: 3. Wages. 
; The minimum Houtly rates payable to adults for the work usually done by the 
employees hereinimentioned shall bé as follows :— 


mas 


Per hour, 


5 s.. d, ‘ 

Gyclesfitter rs es syie esac. eee. aps a ee aig pig Le Dae eee AI a 9 2h Gp 
Liner, writer, and Ba wnelicn : Adeeb rte p Ube ep biancaeeeecee Ll 10° 5/6ths, 
haamoller <:;...¢acee eS Mcraiyle ws eves alates cabinets eerie ae) Oe 
‘Assembler of cycles and motor eves ebanatie cane’ ese > J OF 
Wheel builder ip eld wlS ele siecle sis oee20ee080% ele enee's ova ao sie s® on 1 8? 

er TEE cis aig Muh eeaees sie cae zeovee aire alg 29 > @ 23 2) e2sersene BL Sz 

y Cleaner le oleae #94" ale sleleleriees ase0690 aoeveodie siasrteaeeeoeee sod yp 8 1/3rd. 


: All men. at present employed on frame- building ot brazing who are riot, qualified 
_ to carry out the work of a cycle-fitter may coutinue working -at frainebuilding or 
brazing at the rate of is. 7$d. per hour, but in all othe® cases fhe work allall be paid 


for at cycle-fitter’s rate. 
x ‘All employees shall be engaged by the hour and. paid weekly, Mme shall. be 


made up to 6 p.m, on the last day of the pay-week, 
ie Ay Cycle-fitter ” means an adult who is employed to do all work necessary in the 


building and repair of cycle and cycle parts of motor cycles, 
3. This variation shall take effect fourteen days after its publication in the Goe¥ern- 
ment Gazette, and shall remain in force thereafter until the 14th day of July, 1923. 
é T. ROLLIN, 
Additional Tudge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 


[2961] ! ‘Industria! Registrar’s Office, 
Sydney, 3rd November, 1922. 


THE following Order of the Court viaeing the Award of the Court published in Govern- 
ment Gazette of the 5th December, 1919 (16 1.G,;.953), made in and in relation to the 
industries and callings in respect of which the Wire Workers, &c., (State) Board is 
constituted (constitution published at page 1455 of No. BT of Government Gazette, dated 
24th February, 1922—see also Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi, page 364), as varied by Orders 
of the Court published in Government Gazettes of 10th December, 1920 (18 I.G. 1347), 
and 22nd September, 1922, is published in accordance with the provisions of the Industrial 


“Arbitration Act, 1912, and the Regulations thereunder. I ihe AE ae | 
‘ : F. W. KITCHING, 


(No. 3,539.) Industrial Registrar. 


ae THE COURT OF ENE Ue ae ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
No. 491 of 1922. i : 
‘Wire Workers, &c. (State) Board. 
Application ea the Metal Trades Employers’ Association of New South Was: Industrial 
Union of Employers, 4 
Z Monday, the 16th day of October, 1922. 


Fr: "Wire oes (other than Barbed Wire) Makers and Tubular Gate Makers 
(State) Award. — 
Fo aa ‘ al Variation. 

: (Bight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1922.) 
as Ms Delete clause 1, Hours, of the said Award, gazetted 5th December, 1919, as varied 
bud Gazette of 22nd September, 1a2, and. substitute in lien thereof the following clause :— 


r fat 1. Hours. 





58. how 4 Phe ordinary hours of labour shall, be 48 per’ week.’ i 
a » f The daily working houts. shall. consist of not more. than & hours daily, from 
: Monday to Friday, and not more than 44 hours on Saturday. is HRS FOUN 








va Hd eee ‘ 


Re . Bt ia eae A 
5976 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No; 155. {8 ‘Nov., 1922, 








The said working hours shall begin not earlier than 7 a.m. daily, and end not 
later than 5.30 p.m. Monday to Friday, and 12.15 p.m. on Saturday. f Be” 
- ‘Three-quarters of an hour shall be allowed for dinner-time from Monday to 
Friday betwee the hours of 12 noon and 1>p.m. \ os 
Provided that the employers and employees in any establishmént may determine 
by mutual agreement to shorten the said dinner-time to a period less than three- 2 
quarters of an hour, but such period shall not be less than half an hour, 
2. Delete clause 2, Wages, of the said Award, as varied in Gazettes of 10th December, 
1920, and 22nd September, 1922, and substitute in lieu thereof the following clause :— 


2. Wages. 


All employees. shall be engaged and paid by the hour. The minimum rates of 
wages shall be as follows :— 


Per hour. 
s. Gd. 
(a). Journeymen— i 
Machinists, being those engaged in working on spring coil, — 
loop and picket, fabric, link mesh, “K” fence, or any 
other class of fence-making machines .............. Shee Cede 29 
Scroll makers and hand weavers ........ ee Oe te For LS 
Tubular frame Makers. 4 stews vee oe RD eo a see ReS eae eh. RS 
All other adults engaged in the industry ......... Viviece Wain are FRU? ee 
‘ Per 48-hour week. 
(bv) Improvers— Ss: ids 
Under -16 years of age ........... Titre clehs wid nie eee HiRes Se LO 8" “ 
16 years and under 17 years ........ Sate a Sots rw ce A rae see 28.368 
17 years and under 18 years ..... RELA rg apse Soerom Sree is 25 Ss pO eres Ls 
18 years and under 19 years .......... Ruste aieseeintens ei seh tie ao AD 
19 years. and under 20 years’ .......... Seis Sree yy SPORES ONS SA AR SPAR 
20-years:and) under 21 -years Shs cik oka we be ccs th eee 408 ae 
No improver employed on tubular frame making shall receive less than 63s, 3d.-per 


week, - 


3. This variation shall take effect from the 10th day of November, 1922, inclusive, 
and shall remain in force thereafter until the 5th day of October, 1923. - 


Leave is reserved to the employees to apply to the Court as they may be advised for 
variation of this Award as to hours. 
} YT. ROLIN, ae 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial ‘Arbitration. 








[2982] Industrial Registrar’s Office, : 
teh te a! Sydney, 3rd November, 1922. 


THE following Order of the Court varying the Award of the Court published in Government Gazette 
of the 11th November, 1921 (20 1.G. 874) [corrected in Government Gazette of 16th December, 1921 
(20 I.G. 1133)], made in and in relation to the industries and callings in respect of which the Cast 
Tron Pipe Makers (State) Board is constituted (constitution published at page 1449 of No. 37 of 
Government Gazette dated 24th February, 1922-—see also Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi, page 352), as 
varied by Order of the Court published in Government Gazette of 14th July, 1922 (22 [.G. 120), 
is published in accordance with the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, and the Regu- 


lations thereunder, ; 
_ Fy W. KITCHING, . : 
(No, 3,548.) Industrial Registrar. 


IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH ‘WALES, 
4 Ne. 455 of 1922. 
Cast Iron Pipe Makers (State) Board, 
Application by Hoskins Iron and Steel Company Limited, 
‘Thursday, the 19th day of October, 1922. 
Cast-iron Pipe Moulders (State) Award. 
. Variation. 
(Eight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1922), ; 


1. Delete clauses 1, Wages ; and 5, Hours of Work, of the said Award, gazetted 11th N ovember, 

1921, as corrected in Gazette of 16th December. 1921, and as varied in Gazette of 14th July, 1922, and 

substitute in lieu thereof the following clauses :— 
1. Wages. 


The minimum rate of wages for adults engaged on the various classes of labour hereafter 
mentioned shall be as follows :— 


Per hour, 
' ’ 8 as 

(a} Vertical pipe factory employees. Bs re Ae Pe ee a ees 

(b) Bank pipe factory employees— ea hags ; 
5-inch and 6-inch headmen.__,.. ae bs Se care a ReaeA i) \ 
5-inch and 6-inch footmen 4 ie te Ma rae Re er wet LUE 
3-inch and 4-inch headmen p 43 Nes. vas hey es 2 o4 
3-inch and 4-inch footmen Aan A vp a A SB faeho hae 7 
Flange pipemakers bak Acie ap cry Se Ga we 2 OF * 


Wages shall be paid weekly. 
5. Hours of Work — 


Vertical pipe factory.—The number of hours to constitute a week’s work shall be forty- 
eight, and shall be worked as follows :—From Monday to Friday, 8 hours 45 minutes per day, and 
on Saturday 4 hours 15 minutes, and shall be worked between the hours of 7°30 a.m. and 5°30 
p.m. from Monday to Friday inclusive, and on Saturday between the hours of 7°30 a.m. and 12°30 
p-m., and nothing less than 45 minutes shall be allowed for meals on each day from Monday to 
Friday inclusive. Bea ios ; 


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At Sydney, on Tuesday, Ist 


pees 


Nov., 1922.) 








NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No; 155. 


6927 





Bank pipe shop—So long as the present custom of permitting employees to leave on 
completing their present task as fixed by Hoskins Iron and Steel Company Limited continues, the 
employees in the bank pipe shop shall commence work in banks as arranged by the employer, the 
first bank commencing work not earlier than 6°30 am. The employer shall arrange that the 
banks commence at the earlier and later hours' in rotation, subject to any other arrangement 
among the employees themselves in lieu of a fixed rotation, provided such arrangement be 


satisfactory to the employer. 
during such working time. 
be as in the vertical pipe factory. 


Each employee shall be allowed at least half an hour for a meal 
If the said present custom is not continued, the hours of work shall 


2. This variation shall take effect from the 20th day of October, 1922, inclusive, and shal! 
remain in force thereafter until the 24th day of November, 1922. : 


. 


[2966] 


T, ROLIN, 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 





Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
Sydney, 3rd November, 1922. 


THE following Order of the Court varying the Award of the Court published in Government Gazette 
of the 2nd January 1920 (17 I.G. 177), made in and in relation to the industries and callings in respect 
of which the Boilermakers, &c. (State) Board is constituted (constitution published at page 1448 of 
No. 37 of Government Gazette, dated 24th February 1922—see also Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi, page 
351), as varied by Orders of the UVourt published in Government Gazettes of 19th November, 1920 (18 
I.G. 1342), 2nd December, 1921 (20 I.G. 1130), and 28th July, 1922 (22 1.G. 384), is published in 
accordance with the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, and the Regulations there- 


under. . 


ie (No, 3,544.) 





F, W. KITCHING, 
Industrial Registrar. 


IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 


‘No. 482 of 1922. 
Boilermakers, &c. (State) Board. 
Application by the Metal Trades Employers’ Association of New South Wales, Industrial Union 


° 


of Employers. 


: Monday, the 16th day of October, 1922. 


Boilermakers, &c. (State) 
’ Variation. 


Award. 


(Eight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1922). 


1. Delete the first paragraph of clause 1, Hours of Labour, of the said Award, gazetted 2nd 
January, 1920, as varied in Gazette of 2nd December, 1921, and substitute in lieu thereof the following 


paragraph :— 


. Hours of Labour.—The ordinary working hours shall be 48 
Monday to Friday inclusive, and 44 hours on Saturday, | 


per week, or 8{ per day from 


2. Delete the first paragraph of clause 3, Wages, of the said Award, as varied in Gazettes of 19th 
November, 1920, 2nd December, 1921, and 28th July, 1922, and substitute in lieu thereof the following 


paragraph :— 


Wages.—The minimum rate of wages for journeymen shall be 2s. 14d. per hour. 


3. This variation shall take effect from the 10th day of November, 1922, inclusive, and shall 


remain in foree thereafter until the 27th day of July, 1923. 


T. ROLIN, 


Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 








PROCLAMATION. 
(L.8.) 


W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 


I Sir Watrer Epwarp Davipson, Governor ofthe 
9 State of New South Wales and its Dependencies, 
in the Commonwealh of Australia, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, do, by this my Proclamation, 
hereby appoint and direct that Courts of Quarter 
Sessions for the State of New South Wales shall be 
holden at the following places within the said State, 
and at such times during the year 1923 as are herein- 
after mentioned, viz. :— 


METROPOLITAN DISTRICT. 


At Sydney, on Thursday, 1st February. 
At Sydney, on Thursday, Ist March, 
At Sydney, on Wednesday, 4th April. 

| May. — 

At Sydney, on Tuesday, 5th June. 

At Sydney, on Monday, 2nd July. 

At Sydney, on Wednesday, Ist August. 
At Sydney, on Monday, 3rd September. 
At Sydney, on Tuesday, 2nd October. 
At Sydney, on Thursday, lst November. 
At Sydney, on Monday, 3rd December. 


: SOUTH-WESTERN DISTRICT. 


At Yass, on Monday, 29th January. 

At Goulburn, on Thursday, 1st February. 

At Cowra, on Tuesday, 6th February. 

At Young, on Monday, 12th February. 

At Gundagai, on Friday, 16th February. 

At Cootamundra, on Tuesday, 20th February. 

At Wyalong, on Monday, 26th February (2 p.m:), 
At Albury, on Thursday, 8th March. 


At Wagga Wagga, on Tuesday, 13th March. 


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At Hay, on Monday, 19th March. 
At Narrandera, on Thursday, 22nd March. 


_At Broken Hill, on Wednesday, 11th April. 


At Deniliquin, on Monday, 23rd April, 

At Yass, on Thursday, 3rd May. 

At Goulburn, on Monday, 7th May. 

At Cowra, on Monday, 14th May. 

At Young, on Monday, 21st May. 

At Gundagai, on Monday, 28th May. 

At Cootamundra, on Thursday, 3lst May. 
At>Wyalong, on Monday, llth June (2 p.m.), 
At Albury, on Tuesday, 26th June. 

At Wagga Wagga, on Monday, 2nd July. 
At Hay, on Friday, 13th July. 

At Narrandera, on Wednesday, 18th July. 
At Broken Hill, on Wednesday, 8th August. 
At Deniliquin, on Monday, 20th August: 


_At ¥ass, on Thursday, 6th September. 


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At Goulburn, on Monday, 10th September. 
At Gundagai, on Thursday, 20th September. 
At Cootamundra, on Monday, 24th September. 
At Cowra, on Monday, 1st October. , 

At Young, on Monday, 8th October.” 

At Wyaleng, on Monday, 22nd October (2 p.m.). 
At Albury, on Thursday, lst November, - 

At Wagga Wagga, on Tuesday, 6th November. 
At Hay, on Friday, 16th November. 

At Narrandera, on Wednesday, 21st November. 
At Broken Hill, on Wednesday, 5th December. 
At Deniliquin; on Monday, 17th December. 


SOUTHERN AND HUNTER DISTRICT. 


At Cooma, on Monday, 12th February. 

At Bega, on Thursday, 15th February. 

At Wollongong, on Tuesday, 20th February. 
At Newcastle, on Tuesday, 6th March. 

At Singleton, on Friday, 16th March. 


| At Murrurundi, on Thursday, 22nd March, 





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At Maitland, on Tuesday, 10th April. 

At Wollongong, on Tuesday, 22nd May. 

At Newcastle, on Tuesday, 5th June. 

At Cooma, on Monday, 18th June. 

At Bega, on Thursday, 21st June. 

At Maitland, on Tuesday, 24th July. 

At Singleton, on Tuesday, 7th August. 

At Murrurundi, on Thursday, 16th August. 
At Newcastle, on Tuesday, 4th September. 
At Cooma, on Monday, 15th October. 

At Bega, on Thursday, 18th October, 

At Wollongong, on Tuesday, 28rd October. 
At Maitland, on Tuesday, 6th November. 
At Singleton, on Tuesday, 20th November. . 
At Murrurundi; on Thursday, 29th November. 
At Newcastle, on. Tuesday, 4th December. 


By His Excellency’ s Command, 
T. R. BAVIN. 





8rd November, 1922, (ibs, 
[2948] GOD SAVE THE KING! 





METROPOLITAN DISTRICT. 


[* pursuance of the provisions of. the District ' 


: Courts Act, 1912, we hereby appoint the follow- 
ing days for holding District Courts during 1923, 
at the town and place hereinafter mentioned, viz. :—- 

At Sydney, on Thursday, Ist February. 

At Sydney, on Thursday, Ist March. 

At Sydney, on Wednesday, 4th April, 

At Sydney, on Tuesday, Ist May.; 

At Sydney, on Tuesday, 5th June. 

At Sydney, on Wednesday, Ist August. 

At Sydney, on Monday, 3rd September, 

At Sydney, on Tuesday, 2nd October. 

At Sydney, on Thursday, 1st November. 

At Sydney, on Monday, 3rd Decenibef, 


«. EDWARD SCHOLKS,. 
ORE JOHN J. COHEN, | { ondges. 
CECIL A. WHITE, 
lith October, 1922,. © [2949]. 





SOUTHERN: AND HUNTER DISTRICT. 


Ly purstiance of the provisions of the Disrict Courts | 


_ Act, 1912, IT hereby appoint the following days for 
holdina District Courts during 1923, at the towitis and 
places hereinafter mentioned. viz. ;—— 

At Moss Vale, on Tuesday, 30th January. 

At Campbelltown, on Thursday; Ist February. - 

At Queanheyan, on Tuesday, 6th February. 

At Braidwood, on Thursday, 8th February, 

At Cooma, on Monday, 12th February. 

At Bega, on Wednesday, 14th February (2 p.im.). 

At Wollongong, on Monday, 26th February, | 

At Nowra, on, Thursday, Ist March, 

At Newcastle, on Monday; 12th Mareh. 

At Singleton, on Friday, 16th March. 

At Muswellbrook, on Tuesday, 20th March, 

At Murrurundi, on Thursday, 22nd March. 

At Maitland,.on Monday, 16th April. — 

At Moss Vale, on Tuesday, 8th May. 

At Campbelltown, on Thursday, 10th May. 

At Queanbeyan, on Tuesday, 15th May. 

‘At Braidwood, on Thursday, 17th May. 

At Wollongong, on Monday, 28th May. 

At Nowra, on Thursday, 3lst May. 

At Newcastle, on Monday, 11th June. 

At Cooma, on Monday, 18th June. 

At Bega, on Wednesday, 20th June (2 p.m.). 

At Maitland, on Monday, 30th July. 

At Singleton, on Tuesday, 7th August. 

At Muswellbrock, on Tuesday, 14th August.* 

At Murrurundi, on Thursday, 16th August. 

At Wollongong, on Tuesday, 21st August, 

At Neweastle, on Ll ed 10th September. 

At Maitland, on Tuesday, 25th September. 

At Moss Vale, on Tuesday, 2nd October. 

At Campbelltown, on Thursday, 4th Qetober. 

At Queanbeyan, on Tuesday, 9th October. 

At Braidwood, on Thursday, 11th October. 

At Cooma, on Monday, 15th October. 

At Bega, on Wednesday, 17th October (2 p.m.). 

At Wollongong, on Monday, 29th October, 

At Nowra, on Thursday, lst November. — 

At Maitland, on Monday, 12th November. 

At Singleton, on Tuesday, 20th November. — - 

At Muswellbrook, on: Tuesday, 27th November. 

At Murrurundi, on Thursday, 29th November. 

At Newcastle, on Monday, 10th December. ' 
H, MONTGOMERIE Baraca ar 


4 Judge. 
21st October,.. 1922. [2047] 


SEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZBTTE, No. 185, [81 





pP pursuance of the proyisions of the District Courts es 


for holding District Courts during 1923, at the towns 
and places hereinafter mentioned, viz. : — 


At Yass, on Monday, 29th January. 


At Grenfell, on Friday; 9th February (10 a.m.). 





tion by John Coote, Junior, un 

Water Act, 1912, for a License for a Pump on the 

right bank of the Namoi River, on the frontage of 

Portion 48, Parish of Veness, County of Darling, 

Land District of Tamworth; and having inquired into 

‘the said matter, we hereby recommend that a license 

be granted in respect. of a pump, with a maximum 

capacity of 1,300 gallons per minute, to be situated - 

on the said portion, in the position shown approxi- 

mately by red colour 6n plan, Exhibit “B,’’ subject ‘to . 

the six conditions set forth on Exhibit ‘A.’ ‘We fur- 

ther recommend the license be for a term of five years, 
Applicant present. ed oi mae ah as a 


(1) The Water Conservation and Irrigation Commis. 





gh 


- .SOUTH-WESTERN DISTRICT. 


_Act, 1912, IT hereby appoint the following days 





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At Goulburn, on Thursday, Ist February. 
At Cowra, on Tuesday, 6th: February. 


At Young, on Monday, 12th February, 

At Gundagai, on Friday, 16th February. 

-At Cootamundra, on Tuesday, 20th February. 
At Temora, on Friday, 23rd February. 

At Wyalong, on Monday, 26th February (2 p.m.). 
At Corowa, on Monday, 5th Mareh (2 p.m.). 
At Albury, on Thursday, 8th March. 

At Wagga Wagga, on Tuesday, 13th March. 

At Hay, on Saturday, 17th March. 

At Narrandéra, on Thursday, 22nd March. 

At Broken Hili, on - Wednesday, 11th April. 

At Deniliquin, on Friday, 20th April. 

At Yass, on Thursday, 3rd May. 


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. At Goulburn, on Monday, 7th May. 


At Gowra, on Monday, 14th May. - 


_ At Grenfell, on Thursday, 17th May (2 p.m.). 


At Young, on Monday, 21st May. ab 


At Gundagai, on Monday, 28th May. 


At Cootamundra, on Thursday, 31st May. 


» At Temora, on Friday, 8th June. 


At Wyalong, on Monday, llth June (2 p.m.). 


. At Corewa, on Thursday, 21st June (2 p.m.). 


At Albury, on Tuesday, 26th June. 


.. At Wagga Wagya, on Monday,’2nd July. 
~ At Hay, on Friday, 13th July. 
~ At Narrandera, on Wednesday, 18th July. 


At Broken Hill, on Wednesday, 8th August. 
At Deniliquin, on Friday, 17th August. 
‘At Yass, on Thursday, 6th September. 

At Goulburn, on Monday, 10th September. 


a At Gundagai, on Thursday, 20th September. | 


‘At Cootamundra, on Monday, 24th September. 
At Cowra, on Monday,: Ist October. 


_ Ab Grenfell, on Thursday, 4th October (2 p.m.). 


At Young, on Monday, 8th, October. 


"At Termnora, on Friday, 19th October, 


At Corowa, on Monday, 29th October (2 p.m.). 
At Albury, on Thursday, 1st November. 
“At Wagga Wagga, on Tuesday, 6th November. 
At Hay. on Friday, 16th November. 
At Narrandera, on Wednesday, 21st November, 
At Broken Hill, on Wednesday, 5th December. 
At Deniliquin, on Friday, 14th December, — 
WALTER BEVAN, 


At Wyalong, on Monday, 22nd October (2 p-m.). 


“19th Getober, 1922. Judge. 





| ae [2950] 

“WATER ACT, 1912. ; 

Apprication No. 423, TamwortH Lanp Bosrp 
DIstTRIcT.. ; 





DECISION OF LOCAL LAND BOARD. __ 


New South Wales, Coote, John, Junior, “Por. 48, 


to wit. ; Ph, Veness. — . 
HEREAS on the 27th day of September, ieee it . 

became a matter for us to Gorsige: @E applica- 
der Part Il of the — 


Given under our Hands, at the Deavt House, at 2 
Manilla, in the State of New South Wales, v 
this 27th day of September, 1922, 
. ie hr ue Cae mG 

“THOS, Mi; NEWMAN, 7 ape kee, 
WATAER GO. CHAKRRY, } Members. 


'  Gontlitions referred to. 


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sion shall have the power to regulate or absolutely 
stop all pumping operations should it at any time 
think or deem it necessary to do so in the public 
interests. Biles: ack yee 


‘ 





p74. 45.) soever. 
[W.C. & I.C, 1921-13,935] 


aed 







' of five years. 





toe A +3 

2 a SET: oth 

VF eee” 
As QR a Se! 
ater 

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3 Nov., 1922.) 





(2) Subject to condition (1)—-When the discharge of 

the Namoi River at ‘North Cuerindi Gauge is less 

than 135 cubic feet per second (such discharge 
corresponding at the present time to a reading of 

2 feet 2 inches above zero on the said gauge—Zero 

Reduced Level 1,208°90, Water Conservation 

Datum—or such reading as may be determined 

from time to time) pumping is to be limited to 20 

days of 8 hours per day per month. 

A screen or rose with openings not more than 

one-quarter of an inch wide to be permanently 

fixed to the inlet end of the suotion-pipe to the 
~ satisfaction of the Water Conservation and Irri- 
gation Commission. 

(4) The licensee shall furnish the Water Conservation 
and Irrigation Commission during the months of 
January, April, July, and October respectively, in 
each year with a return on the form provided by 
the said Commission showing full particulars of 
the irrigation carried on by him during each of 

the three months preceding the month in which 
the return is furnished. 

(5) The Water Conservation and Irrigation Commis- 
sion may at any time, if it should think it neces- 
sary or desirable in the public interests, give six 
months’ notice in writing to: the holder of the 
license for the time being (which notice may be 

- given by delivering the same to him, or by leaving 
the same at his last-known place of abode in New 
South Wales) of the cancellation and determina- 

_ tion of this license, and at the expiration of six 

months next after the delivery or service of such 
notice as aforesaid, this license and all the rights 
conferred by it shall absolutely cease and deter- 
mine, except as to any rights of action or other 

remedies then accrued for: fees, charges for water. 
_ or otherwise. HR) 

(6) No compensation shall be payable by such Com- 
mission or the Crown in respect of such can- 
cellation and determination to any person whom- 


~ £27631 


(3) 


———_—_—_—__—— 





WATER ACT, 1912. 


Aprrication No. 422, Tamwortr Lanp Boarp 
District. 





| 


DECISION OF LOCAL LAND BOARD. 
New South Wales, ) Coote, John Jr., Por. 76, Ph. 
, to wit. Veness. 


HEREAS on the 27th day of September, 1922, 
it became a matter for us to eonsider an appli- 
cation made by John Coote, Junior, under Part II 
of the Water Act, 1912, for a License for a Pump 


on the right bank of the Namoi River, on the frontage 


of Portion 76, Parish of Veness, County of Darling, 
Land District of Tamworth; and having inquired 
into the said matter, we hereby recommend that a 


License be granted in respect of a pump, with a 
maximum capacity of 300 gallons per minute, to be 
situated on the said portion, in the position shown 
approximately by red colour on plan, Exhibit ‘‘B,” 


subject to the six conditions set forth on Exhibit tA? 
We further recommend the license be for a term 


Applicant present. 


Manilla, in the State of New South Wales, 
this 27th day of September, 1922. 


E. W. BRIERLY, Chairman. 
THOS. M. NEWMAN, L Memb 
WALTER GIO. CHAFFEY, f “Om»ers: 


Nea cee Ga. t 


Given under our Hands, at the Court House, at. 





W SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 155, 


5979 





Conditions referred to. 


(1) The Water Conservation and Irrigation Commis- 
sion shall have the power to regulate or absolutely 
stop all pumping operations should it at any time 
think or deem it necessary to do sa in the public 
interests. 

(2) Subject to Condition (1)—When the discharge of 
the Namoi River at North Cuerindi Gauge is less 
than 135 cubic feet per second (such discharge 
corresponding at the present time to a reading of 
2 feet 2 inches above zero on the said gauge—Zero 
Reduced Level 1,208°90 Water Conservation Datum 
—or such reading as may be determined from time 
to time) pumping is to be limited to 20 days of 
8 hours per day per month. 

(3) A screen or rose with openings not more than one- 
quarter of an inch wide to be permanently fixed 
to the inlet end of the suction-pipe to the satisfac- 
tion of the Water Conservation and Irrigation 

; Commission. 


(4) The licensee shall furnish the Water Conservation 


and Irrigation Commission, during the months 
of January, April, July, and October respectively 
‘ in each year, with.a return on the form provided 
by the said Commission, showing full parti- 
culars of the irrigation carried on by him during 
each of the three months preceding the month in 
which the return is furnished, , 
(5) The Water Conservation and Irrigation Commis- 
. Sion may at any time, if it should think it neces- 
sary or desirable in the public interests, give six 
months’ notice in. writing to the holder of the 
license for the time being (which notice may be 
given by delivering the same to him, or by leaving 
the same at his last known place of abode in 
New South Wales) of the cancellation and deter- 
viination of this license, and at the expiration 
of six months next after the delivery or service of 
such notice as aforesaid, this license and all the 
rights conferred by it shall absolutely cease and ~ 
determine, except as to any rights of action or 
other remedies then accrued for fees, charges for 
water, or otherwise. 
(6) No compensation shall be payable by such Commis- 
. sion or the Crown, in respect of such cancellatioz 
and determination, to any person whomsoever. 
[W.C. & I.C. 1921-13,936] . [2764] 


ELE DIES EES 6 AEE ES 2ST SS TR ELE © OL TAT, 








CONPEN TS. PAGE 
Preclamations isi ioe ch pas, ss ~5887, 5977 
Local Government Act, 1919—Notices under ... ... 5889 
Consular Notice oe ake ae ay 5893 
Appointments, &e. ... a ae as val 5893 
Government Notices A es 4 ¥ 5893 
Government Railways and Tramways—By-laws 5897 
Government Railways— Applications for Positions 5899 
Oyster Culture Leases ... ... reo eee sen POSoE 
Real Property Act—Notice under 5899 
Police Sale—Unclaimed Property 5899 
Act of Parliament assented to 5900 
Court Notices op er a ay ie “.. 5900 
Notice to Lay Service Pipes, &c.... va on so 5900 
Tenders RS ee abs ee Ae meer OOOL 
Auctioneers Licenses—Annual Meetings of Justices .. 5903 
Liquor (Amendment) Act, 1919—Notice under vee 0905 
Minos Department: Notices Sie es ws  6890 5905 
Lands Department Notices ek es ves sae, D909 
Private Advertisements ... eet ne vet Gio eps OO4O 
Impoundings Me pt i ae ~~. 5956 
Industrial Notices .., “a ree aes = 5958 
Water Act, 1912—Notiees under... sa ra wv 5998 
RNS I SALT SE RI ET BPE DOP ERE RES TB OG ER SL ES 
SYDNEY : 


Printed and Published by Joun Spence, Acting Government 
Printer, 3rd November, 1922. 


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: - No. 156.] | FRIDAY, 3 NOVEMBER. | [1922. 
. ae SPECIAL GAZETTE UNDER THE “PUBLIC SERVICE Mr. James John O’ Meara.as Junior Clerk, Stores Sup- 


ply Department, on probation for six months,— 
ACT, 1902." . from 16th October, 1922. 


a . . 
Mr. George Logan Redburn, as Officer-in-Charge, 





APPOINTMENTS. | Clarence River, in pursuance of the provisions of 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the the Harbour and Tonnage Rates Act, 1920, with 
* Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of authority to receive rates and charges payable by 


the Public Service Board, has approved of the fol- or under the authority of the said Act,—from 18th 
lowing appointments :— eres September, 1922, for a period of one month. 
PREMIER’S DEPARTMENT. - '| Mr. Sydney Pollock as Assistant Engineer Surveyor, 
. fea : apartme avigation. (Confirmation. 
Mr. Albert Charles Ladd, Foreman-in-Charge, Central SGN a aman Ons ena aa ) 
te Depét,—from 26th October, 1922 (confirma- ; QEPARYMENT OF EDUCATION. 
ion). 
a, Mr. Murray Forsythe as Teacher of Mechanica! and 
3 Re ee en ee DELS T MENT pos Engineering Trades Drawing, Grade IV, Broken 
Mr. he aed g e William Walther, Commissioner of Hill Technical College. (Confirmation.) 
St Duties 3 issi ; oC 
Satis ayes) bi oe ak pasa teh hay Ad Mr. John Duncan St. Clair -Maclardy, M.A., Chiet 
from 9th May, 1922 ‘ Examiner, as Emergency Chief Examiner, on 
Se Laan 2 i j ‘ents ; leave, prior to retirement,—from 25th September. 
Mr. Willie Ernest Forsyth, Acting Commissioner of 1999. 
Stamp Duties, as Commissioner of Stamp Duties, 
—from 9th May, 1922. s 





Mr. Karl Reginald Cramp, M:A., Examiner, as Chief 


; eh ¥ Examiner,—from 25th September, 1922. 
Bus ‘Mr. Wilfred Joseph France as Officer-in-Charge, Mac- were 
y , ¥ lay River, under the Harbour and Tonnage | — DEPARTWENT OF LABOUR AND INDUSTRY. 
' Rates Act, 1920, vice J h Conway, on lez ; ‘ hes a F 
Re a five weeks,—from Sed Onicha 1999” ti ie ek Mr. Keith Kiphinston Grainger, Junior Clerk, Board 


F ; = : : f Trade Branch. “mation, 
Mr. R. W. Werner as Junior Clerk, Stamp Duties | ic Aa pigs dpe 
; Office, on probation for six months,—from Ist | Mr. Edward Charles Harris, Junior Clerk. (Con- 
July, 1922 é firmation®) 


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5982 ‘NEW SOUTH WALSS GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 1656, 





Na TR SO age EN a ee 


Mr. Stephen Hildebrand Patrick Donnelly, Crown 
Land Agent, Gundagai, to be also Clerk of Petty 
Sessions at that place, vice Mr, A. H. Stilwell, 
transferred,—from 2nd October, 1922; also to be 


District Registrar in Bankruptcy at, Gundagat | 
(to act only at such times as thé Police Magistrate - 


is umable to perform the duty), Registrar’ of 
Births, Deaths, and Marriages for the District 
of Gundagai at Gundagai, Registrar of the Dis- 
trict Court at Gundagai, and Registrar of the 
Court of Review at that place under the Land 


4 


and Income Tax Assessment Act, 1895, and Regu- 
lations thereunder,—from same date. 
Mr. Alfred Herbert Stilwell, Grown Land Agent, 
_ Molong, to be also Clerk of Petty Sessions at that 
place, vice Mr. A. M. Dunn,’ transferred,—from 
9th October, 1922; also to be District Registrar 

in Bankruptcy at Molong (to act only a “stich 
times as the Police Magistrate is unable to per- 
form the duty), and Registrar of Births, Déaths, 
and Marriages for the District of Molong at 

_ Molong,—from same date. ~"" i is hy 
Miss Edith Isabel Haub to be Shorthand-writer and 
Typist, on pvrobation for six months, Registrar- 


General’s Depart a 5 tf 
ioe partment,—from 25th September, 





—~ 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 


Executive Council, 


has approved of the following 
appointments :—- ; 


Mr. Robert Donaldson, Relieving Clerk of Petty Ses- 
sions to act as Registrar of Births, Deaths and 
Marriages for the District of Newtown-St. Peters. 
and “Assistant Registtar for the Districts AG 


Newtown-Camperdown, and Newtown-Erskine, at. 
Acs 


Newtown, during the. absence 
Loftus,—from_ 30th October, 1929. 
Mr. Jobn Reid Thomson, Assistant 
Sessions, West Maitland, to act as Clerk of Petiy 
Sessions, Cobar, yice Mr. M. A. Brown, and pend. 
ing permanent arrangements,—from 30th October 
1922; also to act, as District Registrar in Bank. 
ruptey at Cobar! (to act. only ‘at such times as 
the Police Magistrate is unable to perform the 
duty), Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Mar- 
riages for the District of Cobar at Cobar Regis- 
trar of the District Court. Cobar, and Registrar 
of the Court.of Review at that place under the 
Land and Income Tax Assessment Act, 1895, and 


hy Hesilations thereunder,—from game date 
Mr. Alber ore’ ievi istan 
a Pues ge Morgan, Relieving Assistant Clert 


Sessions, to act as Clerk of Petty Ses: 
“ions, Junee, during the absence of Mr. ©. R 
Colls, on leaye,—fyom 23rd October, 1922: also 
Piers Pap 5 te aRPeIeua at in Bankruptey at 
yunee (to act only at si i » Poli 
Magistrate is unable to are eee roe 
Assistant Registrar of Births, 
riages for the Distriet of The 
Junee,~-from same date. 
dirpest Keith Kidd, Clerk, Pett 
Rowpurn, to act.\ag <Glerk'‘of" Petty’ Sedsions 
T .¢ 7 1a J o if . j : E = , 
Beene ee MrORS eG: Hill,—from 19th 


GEORGE W. FULLER, Premier. 


of Mr. 
Clerk ‘of Petty 


Deaths, and Mar- 
Murrumbidgee 2% 
Mr. 








TRANSFERS. 
F DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION 
THE Public Service Board ’ have | 
transfers ‘of the undermentione 
schools- and positions’ specified 
their respective names :—— 


e approved of the 
d Teachers to the 
in connection with 


P PRIMARY SCHOOL APPOINTMENTS. 
Peachers.—Mr, William J. Bm 
Birey £9 Mee Mlogh ‘Park; We 
rom Bondi to “Wee Jasper: Mr. Archi 

fren» Mimosa to Tumut Miioa: Mee to ng 
young, from Tumut’ Plains to Hobby’s Yards. Mr: 
se LA Fletcher, from Krskinevalle to Welshville; 
“ih Wt on’ Booth, from Pine Rock to Bora Ridge ; 
pace: cee McInnes, from Gladesyille to The 


ing John Stinson, from’ Meado xt 
Ulamambrt; Miss Hilda Pidel vol 18 Hoe 
> 


: a Piper from Ivor t 
Miss | Olive Dunn, from Summer Hill ‘to Methul; 
Mr. Joh Carson, from Bega to Kameruka. 
Hirst -Assistants.—Mr. Stephen Turner from F 
pie istants.—Mr. Ste Turn m Fresh- 
i to Brookvale; Mr,. ohn. Bean, ‘from: Mar- 
ay 8 Creek to Carlingford ; Mr. Phillip Maher, froni 
qnieeld to Hreshwater; Miss Binily. Nove > from 
“ide ton Infants’ to Mascot Infants’; Mr. Harold 
vonnson, from Fairfield to Pitt Row; Mr. Claude 
ovell, from West Kempsey to Fairfield; Mr, Ray- 


y, from Cleveland 
Charles McLellan, 


ace 


erform the duty), and . 


y_Sessions Office, 


Redfern to 





mond Murray, from Drummoyne to West Kempsey ; 


Mr. Edward Mooney, from Lindfield (assistant) to 
Lindfield; Mr. William Phillips, from Manly to Armi- 


| dale; Miss Grace Lusby, from Marrickville Infants’ to 


North Broken Hill Infants’; Miss Ethel Vipond, from 
Wodhaits to Albury Infants’; Mr. J. H. Hubbard, 


from Parramatta Intermediate to Kurri Kurri; Mr. 


Leo' Egan, from’ West Wallsend to Mascot; Mr. Donald 
Neil, from Brighton-le-Sands to Peakhurst, : 
Mfistresses._-Miss Gertrude North, from Inspector 
of Industrial Arts to Parramatta Girls’; Miss Clara 
Morgan, from Gladesville: Infants’ to Forest Lodge 
Infants’. ma aa eo: 
 Assistants.—Mr. James hii 
street to Chatswood; Mr. * 
wood to Hornsby; Miss Alice Wills, from Albion-street 
to Bourke-street; Mr. Iver Stanford, from Yerrabah 
to Alexandria’; Mr. Samnel Butler, from Kegworth to 


Davies, from Albion- 


Alexandria ; Miss Catherine McBride, from Arncliffe - 


to Penrith; Miss Reba “Fufnell, from Brunswick 
Heads to Arncliffe (relieving); Mrs. Jane Denman, 
from. Arncliffe to Carlton; Miss. Ada Tetsell, from 
Kegworth to Artarmon; Miss Irene Fraser, from 
Bowraville to Leichhardt Infants’ (relieving); Miss 
Hyacinth Keogh, from Bankstown North to_Banks- 
town Primary; Miss Lola Graham, from Belmore 
North Primary to Belmore North Infants’; Mr. 


William Cunningham, from Belmore South to Cleve- 


land-street; Mr. Michael Synnot, from Cleveland- 
street to Belmore South; Miss Grace Watkins, from 
Bexley to Oatley; Miss Bertha Andrew, from Black- 
friars to Parramatta Girls’; Miss Melba Watson, from 
Auburn to Crown-street Girls’; Mr. Clement Boller, 
from Auburn to Rose Hill; Miss Mary Dailhoux, from 
Auburn North to Fiemington; Miss Alice Lynch, from 
Australia-street to Wollon®ong Infants’; Mr. Clarence 
Stirling, from Hurstville to Dulwich Hill; Mr. James 
Campbell, from West Maitland to Drummoyne; Mr. 
George Philpot, from Glen Innes to Drummoyne; Miss 
Susan J, Osborne, from Drummoyne to Plumpton; 
Miss Vivienne Paterson, from Drummoyne to En- 
more Girls’; Miss Una Clarke, from Drummoyne to 
Merrylands; Miss Stella Brown, from Hastwood to 


Hornsby Girls’; Miss Bessie Whitehouse, from Bur- 


wood to Hastwood; Miss Rhoda Dupen, from Camden- 


ville to Campsie Infants’ ; Miss Constance Nicol, from _ 
Campsie. to North Sydney Infants’; Miss Marjorie 


Phillip White, from Chats- . 


Ravward, from North Sydney to Wentworth Falls; - 


Miss Dorothy Lemon, from Canterbury to Cleveland-. 


street Infants?; Miss Bernice Lean; from Carlton to 
Riley-street: Miss Ida Sloman, from Chatswood to 
Burwood Infants’; Miss Bessie Gregory, from Auburn 


to Chatswood Infants’; Mr. Henry W. O’Brien, from — 


Cleveland-street to Camdenville; Mr. Richard Dayies, 
from Alexandria to Ashfreld ; Mr. Thomas. leeson, 
from Cleveland-street to Stanmore; Miss Mary Scott, 
from Chatswood Girls’ to North Sydney Girls’ ; Mrs. 
Ekié Currall, from Croydon to Forbes Infants’; Mrs. 
R. Dolton, from Daceyville to Naremburn Infants’ ; 
Mr. Oscar Shaft, from Darlington to Kogarah; Mr. 


George Greenlees, from Katoomba to Leura; Mr. — 
Alfred Adey, from North Sydney to Willoughby; Mr. 


Alfred Jeffries, fron’ Paddington to Bondi; Mr. 
Samuel Bendeich, from Randwick Intermediate to 
Gardener’s-road; Miss Evelyne Anderson, from Nyn- 


gan to. Parramatta ‘Girls’; Miss Ida Casey, from | 


Parramatta Girls’ to West Maitland Girls’; Mr. H. J 


Plunkett, from Erskineville to acres Ls f, Frank ¢ 
: 


d 
Burke, from Burwood Intermediate to Hrskineville ; 


Miss Veronica Magner, from Fairfield to Dubbo - 


Girls’; Mr. Cyril McNaught, from Pitt Row to Fair- 
field; Miss Edith Harrison, from’ Gardener’s-road to 


Burwood Girls’; Mr. James. Pollock, from’ Doyle’s 


River to Grebe: Mr: Charles ‘Kennedy, from Tregeacle - 


to Hurstville; Miss Olive Tildesley, from €ook’s Hill 


Intermediate to Fort-street Boys’; Miss Mabel Barnes 


(exchange teacher), to Woollahra. Girls’ (temporary); 
Mr, James | Jeffries, frem Hurstville South to 
Kogarah; Miss Bessie “Young, from Peakhurst to 
Sandringham Infants’; Miss Lilian’ Short) from: Pyr- 
mont to Ryde Primary; Miss Eliza Brooks, from 
Redfern to Summer Hill; Miss Bridget Morgan, from 

rn to Ultimo ques Miss Aileen Cunning- 
ham, frony Sefton Park to Anburn Infants’; Miss 
Gladys Thorp, from Leichhardt Infants’ to Leichhardt 
Girls’; Miss Alice Gunther, from Leichhardt Girls’ to 
North Sydney Girls’; Miss ‘Margaret Gardiner, from 
Manly to Hurstville South ‘Infants’ ; 
Schaefer,’from Manly to’ Enmore Girls’; Miss Violet 
Cassin. from Manly Girls’ to Manly Boys’; Miss Mar- 


jorie Fletcher, from Manly Infants’ to Manly Girls’; y 
Mry. Rebecca Picts a Matraville to Long Bay; 


Mrs, Sarah Carter, from Gladesville’ to Matrayille; 


Miss Dorothy Rees,«from Marsfield to Summer Hill 
Infants’ ; Mr. Samuel Cameron, from Drummoyne to — 
| Bondi; Miss Violet Baldwin, from Bondi to Rand- ~~ 


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Miss Eveline 


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wick inl pee B. "Hicks, from Arnelific , 
AH st iss Rdith Fletcher, from 

jake fegaae' 5 Kogatah ” In ants’; Miss Estelle - 
artwright, from Gwynne to - sfton’ ark; Miss 
enevieve. Byrne, + from Kogarah’ to” Randwick In- 

“Fontes Miss! Agnete ‘Yansen, from Sandringham to’ 

~ Kogarah Infants’; Mr. Henry Hansen, from ‘Single-— 

on Intermediate to Tempe ; Mr, Cecil onking, from , 
‘Canterbury Intermediate to "Tempe; Mrs. Bridget 

Taylor, from Tempe to Petersham Girls’; Mr.’ Daniel | 

Quinli ivan, | from. ‘empe + to West: Maitland ; Mrs. ‘ 

ilizabeth Hansen, from Auburn’ to Texipe ‘Girls? : | 

hy Liss Clarice Touhers, from Wentworthville to Wol-' 
s Ton ong Girls’; Mr. Albert Bunker, from Woollahra 
“ LO ‘Teveland-street ; Mr. Robert. Allen, from Wootten 
to Woollahra ; Miss. Kath. MceWilham, from Wodllahra 

to Campsie’ Girls’; ; Miss Laura Smith, from Kameruka 

to Beg ay Miss. Katherine ‘Hogan, “from Gardener’s- 

toad to Mascot Pri imary ;< Miss. ‘Airleen Shar pe, from. 
bardagers 's-road — -to:* “Mascot * “Primary ;) Mr. < John 

rks from Gardener’s-road to’ Mascot Primary. 

tudents. --Miss. ‘Bya Symes,’ from ’ Auburn to 

Milton; - Mr. Leslie Saunders, froth Rose Hill to | 

ub les Iss: Winifred: Cousins, ‘from oe Hill. to} 





iss: Mercia: Byron, ‘from Burwood to 

iss dane M. Martin, from Hurstville to. 
Bug Girls? ; 7 Mri William: dohnsten, from — 
on urri Kurri; “Miss Ellen McMenamin, from 
3 aes & to Leichhardt Girls’: “Miss*Raby Ponton, 
ee from Lidcombe to Manly Infants’ ; Miss Edith Bower-.. 
Baa tng). efron ‘Broken ill to ‘Waterloo Gitls* - ie poInt 

snk’ Matraville’ ¢ai nedlled) ; “Mr: Erederick “Roberts. | 
from “Brighténte-Sands ‘to Arneliffe ; Miss” “Rdeva 
hyons,. from. tie to Stanmore Infants”. 
unior Teac¢ ens.->Miss. Olive. Leake, from Wotton. | 
cone to! Fett ravilles: sy aeelt Nelson, from Padding- 
ton to Clovelly Infants’ ; Mrs. Alfred Richards, from 
Bondi to Adamstown; “Miss Beryl Freestone, from 
Bexley to Exeter; Miss ‘Nancy Macdonald, from 
br Hurstville to Murwillumbah, 
" Teachers of Needlework.—Mrs. Florence Gibson, 
3 from Grafton to Young; Mrs. Mary Gross, from 
William-street to Corrimal ; Miss Beatrice Downes, 
from Cleveland-street: to” Sandringham; Miss Amy 
Hume, from, Burwood to Homebush (three days) and 
Yaralla (two days). _ 
_. Teachers of. Cookevry.—Miss Lenore Roberts, from 
‘Metropolitan area to Broken Hill; Miss Ellen Bar- 
clay, from Narrabri and* Gunnedah. to Port Kembla 
and Scarborough; Miss Olga Dettman, from Hay and 
_ Leeton to Bondi; Miss Flora Blpbinstone, from Pen- 
rith and | ‘Richmond to Hurstville; - Florence 
Wilkinson, to Tamworth and Manilla cal Hurst- 
ville: Mrs. Maude »Gafiney, from Tamworth and 
Manilla to Plunkett-street (assistant) >. Miss... Holly. 
Frater, from Cootamundra and Temora to Fort- — 
street; Miss Alice Rees, from Rozelle to Parramatta 
(assistant) + Miss Clarissa fede from Parramatta. to, 
‘Penrith and- “Ric mond. © : 

Teacher of Hygiene. Migs ° Mahal: Watts, aye 
- Broken Hill coeEsary. teacher) .to the Metropolitan 


area. 
GEORGE W. FULLER, Beatee 
Ee EP AR CE AMT AR AES TINS 


RETIREMENTS. 

COLONIAL TREASURER’S DEPARTMENT. 
THE following retirements from, the Public Servi 71ce 
are hereby notified :— ~ 
Mr. John V. Moran, Porinswent Operator, Photo- 

graphic Branch, Government. ‘Printing Office, in. 
terms ‘of séction. 66. of the Public Service Act. * 
Last day of service, 15th April, 1923, } 

Miss H, Goodfellow, Forewoman, Government. Print- 
ing Office, in terms of section 66 of the Public 
cork Act. Last day of service, 26th October, 

Captain Fergus. ‘Cumming, Mea peviniandent of Navi- 
gation, in terms of section 67 of the Public Service 

: ae ot 1902. Last Ay, of service, 18th February, 

| Mr, John Brown, Rookhinder,; Government Printing 

at Office, in terms cf section 66 ( (1) of the Public 
eee ip a ee Act, 1902, Last day,, of service, 8th’ July, 

SS 2 My F. W. Meddows, leohweder s Assistant, the ace 

ii hy peat Printing Office, in terms of section 66 of the 
You —: Act, 1902. ret day of BeEWICS; 





























arch, 19923. 
TARY’S DEPARTMENT AND ere OF THE 
NIST | 





STER OF PUBLIO HEALTH 


arnet, Architect, Chief. Secretary's 
ei. terms of section 63 of the Public 
i: : ast So of service, 14th Pesos 


NEW SoU WALES sovngsaunst GAZI, Nou156, 


we Ta inca oe ‘Miss Jean:Kimber, from Parramatta ||. 


THE retir emeit. from. the Buble 301 
| ing officers-is notified : —- He teal 


Mr: © John Hingestow:  Biigheurtazey:' “A réaifieetural 


uate ener 1999: BAe 


: Sawant? JOR ARDUEATION. 


: pitta Bhizabeth Philip; Mistress, Public Sékedl, A¥Col- 


’ tahra, in terms: af sbebion: 67 of “the: Publis. 'Séh¥iee 
‘het Last day of servies; 20th Septembersi1923.) — 


Miss: ‘Bertha Mario Bavellj~ “Pevchers: Public, Saidol, 


o> Cambewarra Westi:in ‘terms: og Sac biomes “et the 
Public ‘Service Aut: “diast ‘day ‘of) ‘servide; Rui 
_ dune, 1028.05 a Sue bach? Pets Mo 
. William Flood, Béacher\: ‘Public, School | tna detetn. 
in terms of section 66 OE thé-Publid Gerwige (Net. 
Last day e service, 20th September, 1923. 


RTMEN LAN s, 





a Paral OF L Be 
Mrs. Louisa, Gri iths, ‘Fa Sree * Gleaner,: nh ee 


Office, in terms of geuen 66 oF -Bublic, Service 
. Act.” Last bet SSGTRRRT Gh Macomber. 1922 
(MinI. 12.6.7 


Mr. Adam’ Lintén,. ‘Stone: Pee. au, Jencral 


aa a pathooree aphic, Bra ranch, bt ae si Wee 
terms of section lc be C 
gf the : i 


Last ‘day of: seryice,. cecember, (Minl. 
1992-5965). 
Mr. Patrick fae Casey, Ledger. hepet, iE oaoatts 
Branch, Head Office "ih ‘term8 “of section 67 of the 
| Public. Service ct, * Lasb-day df-setivice,: ie 





4th December 1922, Mink 1921-2,249). 





 DEPARTHENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. ” ys 
vige of the: follow- 





Draftsman, in: terms: of Beet ion: GF ‘eft the® Public 
. Service’ Aot, cb900: nbbep: mise ot service’ ee eee 





a pee ARTHENT PMNS RC eo daa ee 
Mr. Spencer Clay ‘Burnell, Draftsman, this Depart- 
» ment, being retired trom the Public Service, in 
terms of section 67 of the Public Service- Act, 
1902. . Last day of service, 3rd November, 1922 
(1922-5, 902-460. Ms.) 


GEORGE W. FULLER, Premier. 








RESIGNATIONS. 
COLONIAL TREASURER’S DEPARTMENT. 


THE following resignations from the Public Service 
are hereby notified /— 


Mr. D. F. Tyler, Assistant Stamper, Stamp Duties 
Office, Last day of service, 13th November, 1922, 
Mr. Arthur FE. Gander, Finisher, Government Print- 
ing Office. Last day of service, 3rd November, 
1922, 


DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. 


Mr. Frank Campbell King, Clerk, Dredge Service. 


Last day of service was 13th October, 1922. 
DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 


ve Mr. William Leslie, Jelinston: ‘of his position’ of Junior 


Clerk, Head Office of this Department,—to. take 
effect from mid-day on the 27th September, 1922, 
the last day of service (Minl. 1922-6,142). 

Miss Bessie Mary Nixon of her position ‘of Shorthand- 
writer and Typist, Local Land Board Office. 
Wagga Wagga, 
October, 1922, the last day of service (Minl. 
1929-6,146). 


DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE. 


Miss. Pearl Bird Pringle, Shorthand-writer and 
Typist, Registrar -General’s Department, of her 
position in the Public Service. Last day of ser- 
vice, 3rd October, 1922 (mid-day). 


DOFARTMENT OF. EDUCATICH. 





- Miss Ina Muriel Quelch, Teacher of Dieabing: at 


Lismore Centre, Technical Education Branch. 
Last day of.service, 8th September, 1922. 


DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT. 


Mr. -John Guest, Clerk. Last day of service, 11th 


November, 1922. 
GEORGE W. FULLER, Premier. 











ALTERATION OF DESIGNATION. 


» CHIEF SECRETARY'S DEPARTMENT AND OFFICE OF THE 
MINISTER OF PUBLIC HEALTH. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 


Ex <ecutive Council, has heen pleased to alter the destg- 


nation of Ree / 


Mr. Arthur William’ Wood from that of - Officer-in- 
' Charge and Surveyor, Fisheries Branch, to Officer- 
in- mae State Fisheries. 
GEORGE W. FULLER, Premier. 


if, 


bp? 


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“NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 156. [3 Nov., 1929, — 





PUBLIC SERVICE NOTICKH. 


’ THE Public-Service Board invite applications for the | 


following positions. Application should be made on a 
form for the purpose, obtainable at the office of the 
Board, 39 Hunter-street, Sydney, or from Clerks of | 
Petty Sessions in country districts, and should reach 
the undersigned not later than the dates specified. - 
Salaries other than those at daily, hourly, or weekly 
rates will be subject to the deductions provided by the ' 
Superannuation Act, 1916:— i 


: Temporary Typist or Office Assistant (female). Pay, ~ 


Temporary Pupil Nurses, Coast Hospital. Course, 


13TH NovemBer, 1922, 





£1 3s. 10d. per week, with annual’ increments 
to a maximum of £2 5s. per week. ‘Candidates 
must not be less than 16 years or more than 18 
years of age. Oompetitive examination will be 
held on evening of 17th November, 1922. Fuil 
particulars from the undersigned. Employment 
will be in terms of section 44 of the Public Ser- 
vice Act, 1902, and section 3 of the Amending 
Act, 1903. 


27TH NovemsBer, 1922. 


four. years’ training, subject to Regulations: 
Commencing salary, £98 per annum, less £52 
per annum for board and lodging. Age, not less 
than 19 nor more than 30 years.. A selection will 
be made of a certain number of suitable candi- . 
dates from amongst those applying, and their 
names will be placed on a list for employment. 
Candidates who are unable to produce a certi- 
ficate of* having passed the Junior University, 


Intermediate Certificate, or other approved exami- 


nation, or a certificate of exemption from the 


a 


Australasian Trained Nurses’ Association will be 
required to undergo a test. in Elementary Arith- 
metic and English, which will be held on 20th 
December, 1922. It is to be a condition of 
appointment that appointees shall resign their 
position in the Service immediately upon mar- 
riage. 


. 4t8 DEcEMBER, 1922. 


Shorthand-writer and Typist (female), Clerical 
Division. Commencing salary, £80 to £149 per 
annum, according.to age and experience, subject 
to the Public Service Regulations. Competitive 
- examination in the following subjects :—Short- 
hand, Typing, English (including Dictation), 
Arithmetic, and Précis Writing, will be held on 
the afternoons of 13th and 20th January, 1923. 
The examination will be open to persons outside 
the Public Service who will be under 19 years of 
age at the date of examination, and persons em- 
ployed in the Public Service in the capacity of 
temporary Shorthand-writer and Typist, Office 
Assistant, &c.: Provided that successful candi- 
dates will not be appointed permanently until 
they reach 18 years of age. Full particulars from 
the undersigned. Examination fee is 5s., which 
must be lodged with a Clerk of Petty Sessions 
or the Treasury, and the receipt therefor for- 
warded to the Secretary of the Board with the 
form of application.* 


*In terms of the Public Service Act, suitable apphi- 
cants already permanently employed in the Public 
Service will receive first consideration in the filling of 
permanent positions. 


T. 8. CHAMPION, Secretary. 


SYDNEY ; ‘ 


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Printed and published by JoHn Spence, Acting Government Printer, Phillip-street. 3rd November, 1922 


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TO THE : ‘ 


Government Gasette 


OF THE STATE OF ‘ 


NEW SOUTH WALES. 


PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY. 


{REGISTERED AT THE GENERAL POST OFFICE, SYDNEY, FOR TRANSMISSION BY POST AS A NEWSPAPER. } 








No. 157.] MONDAY, 6 NOVEMBER. [1922 





Chief Secretary’s Office, 
Sydney, 6th November, 1922. 


ELECTION OF SENATORS FOR THE STATE OF NEW SOUTH WALES 
_ OF THE PARLIAMENT OF THE COMMONWEALTH. 


5 t+ Is Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has been 
pleased, in pursuance of the provisions of the Senators Elections Act, 1903- 


1922, to tix the following dates. for the undermentioned purposes, namely :— 


The Issue of the Writ... oe ay ... 6th November, 1922. 
‘The Nomination of the Candidates a ... 17th November, 1922. 
The Polling Diag a ons ine ... 16th December, 1922. 
The Return of the Wrif.... tus ae. wee On r before 31st January, 1923. 
Lure Governor-in-Council has-also been pleased to appoint the Commonwealth Electoral 
Ottice, Customs House, Circular Quay, Sydney, as the place for the nomination of 


_ candidates. 
o : CHARLES W. OAKES. 





ae i SYDNEY: 
Printed and published by Joun Spencu, Acting Government. Printer, Phillip-street, Sydney, 
’ te 6th Novemver, 1922. 

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OF THE STATE OF 


NEW SOUTH WALES. 


PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY, 


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No. 158. ] 


PRIDAY, 10 NOVEMBER. 


[1992. 





NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION OF LAND | do declare by this notification to be published in the 


FOR TRAMWAY PURPOSES 
PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1912. 


UNDER THE 


PROCLAMATION 


New Sovrn Wates;) By His Excellency Sir WALTER . 


to wit. j Epwarp Davipson, Knight Com- 

d mander ofithe Most Distinguished 
Order of Saint Michael and Saint 

(u.8.) George, Governor of the State of 


ee New South Wales and its Depen- 
W. E. DAVIDSON, dencies, in the Commonwealth of 


Governor. Australia. 


HEREAS the Railway Commissioners for New 
South Wales are desirous of acquiring the land 
referred to in the Schedule hereto tor the purpose 
of maintaining the traffic on the existing Jine of tram- 
way between Parramatta and Castle Hill, by provision 
of additional accommodation at Model Farm road, 
which work appears to the Commissioners necessary, 
and is such work as the Commissioners are authorised 
to carry out, pursuant to the Government Railways 
Act, 1912, as amended by the Government Railways 
(Amendment) Act, 1916, and it is estimated that the 
cost of completing such work will not exceed the 
sum of £20,000: And whereas the said land is, in my 
opinion, required for carrying out the said work: 
Now, therefore, I} the Governor aforesaid, with the 
advice of the Executive Council, in pursuance of the 
Public Works Act. 1912, do hereby direct that the said 
work shall be carried out under the Public Works Act, 
1912, by the said Commissioners. whe, in respect of 
the said work, I hereby declare shall be deemed to be 
the Constructing Authority: And in further pursa- 
ance of the provisions of the said Act, I do hereby 
direct that the said land may be acquired and taken 
for the purposes aforesaid under the provisions con- 
tained in Division I of Part V of the said Act, and I 





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Government Gazette, and in one or more newspapers 
published or circulated in the Police District wherein 
the said land is situated, that the private lands com- 
prised within the descriptions set forth in the Schedule 
hereto have been resumed for the public purpose here- 
inbefore expressed, and J declare that the following 
is the Schedule of land hereinbefore referred to :— 


ScHEDULE. 


All that piece of land situate in the parish of St. 
John county of Cumberland State of New South 
Wales being vart of portion 42 of 9 acres 0 roods 20 
perches and 43 of 9 acres 0 roods 28 perches Com- 
mencing at the intersection of the south-western side 
of Model Farm road with the north-western side of 
Windsor-road thence bounded on the south-east by 
part of that north-western side of Windsor road bear- 
ing south 24 degrees 18 minutes east 947 links thence 
on the south-west and north-west ‘by lines bearing 
north 16 degrees 4 minutes west 308 8/10 links and 
north 24 degrees 18 minutes east 794 4/10 links and 
thence on the north-east by part of the south-western 
side of Model Farm road aforesaid ‘bearing south 
43 degrees 14 minutes east 216 4/10 links to the point 
of commencement containing an area of about 1] acre 
2 roods 383 perches and said to be the property of 
Thomas and William Ashby. pan 3) 


In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand, 
and caused the Public Seal of the State to be 
hereto affixed at Sydney, this eighteenth day 
of October, in the year of our Lord, 1922, 
and in the thirteenth year of His Majesty’s 
Reign. 

By His Excellency’s Command, 
R. T. BALL.’ 


[3124] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


5988 


LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACTS, 1919-1920. 


CoonAMBLE Water Suppry—Compuerion or New Bore 
AND CONNECTION. 9.) | 





NOTIFICATION | 
(nu. 8.) 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 


Ist November, 1922. > 


FP\HE additional works of water supply, as described © 
in the Schedule hereto, have been completed, and ~ 


the Council of the Municipality of Coonamble jis‘ here- 
by charged with the care and, management of such 
works. : 
[W. 1922-4,109] 
By His Excellency’s Command, 
R. T. BALL. 


e 





ScHEDULE. 

A 12-inch bore, in a recreation reserve on the east- 
ern side of the Castlereagh River, near King-street, 
about 2,180 feet deep; and also a 6-inch cast-iron pipe, 
about 7:2 chains in length, from that. bore easterly and 
northerly across part of that reserve and along Castle- 
reagh-street to an existing service main at the junc- 
tion. of that street and McCulloch-street, together with 
all hydrants, valves, &c., connected therewith. 

The above to include all works carried out under 
Water Supply Contract No. 7, 22-93. [2801 ] 


LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACTS, 1919-1920, 


KkisMA Watrr SuppLy—CompLetion or New Gravita- 
TION MAIN. 


NOTIFICATION, 





(L.8.) 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. Rade 09 
: Ist November, 1922. 
HE additional works of water supply, as described 
in the Schedule hereto, have been completed, and 
the Council of the Municipality of Kiama’ is hereby 
charged with the care and management of such works. 
LW. 1922-4,080] : 
ey tee By His Excellency’s Command, 
Rot? SBA THe 


SCHEDULE. 

Commencing at an existing dam on Fountaindale 
Creek, in portion 20, parish of Kiama, county ot 
Camden; and extending thence generally northerly 
and easterly through private property, across a road 
and Jerrera Creek, and along roads to Cuba-street : 
thence north-easterly across that street, private pro- 
perty, and MHutchinson-street, and. south-easterly 
along Farmer-street. to an existing service reservoir 
between Hothersal and Thomson streets, a length of 
about 16,193 feet. 

_The main consists of cast-iron pipes 6 inches in 
diameter, together with all junctions, hydrants, air 
and.scour valves, &c., connected therewith. 

The above to include all works carried out under 
Water Supply Contract No. 13, 21-22 [2802] 


LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1919, AND PUBLIC 
WATERING PLACES ACT, 1900. 








——_ 


PROCLAMATION. 
: COTA tae 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
a Governor. 


PY HE land: described in the Schedule is hereby: pro- 
‘& claimed a Public Watering Place, in accordance 
with the provisions of the Local Government Act. 
1919, and the Public Watering Places Act, 1900, ahd 
shall be known as Wirrinya Tank Public Watering 
Place No. 941. 
r By His Excellency’s Command, 


R. T. BALL. 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 





SCHEDULE. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate in the county 
of Forbes, aoe of Currowpng, containing an area of 
5 acres. The Crown Lands within the boundaries of 
measured portion No. 82, as shown on the plan cata- 
logued F. 3,950-1,787 at Lands Department, Sydney : 





NEW SOUrH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 158. [10 Nov., 199% ~ 











Commencing on the north-western side of the roads 
3 chains wide from Marsden to Forbes at a point bear- 


ing north 59 degrees 10 minutes east 3 chains 994 


links from the point of intersection of the south-east- 
ern. side of the railway line from Stockinbingal to 
Forbes with the north-western side of the aforesaid _ 
road; and .bounded thence on part of the north-west 
and south-west respectively ‘by lines bearing north 14 


degrees 40 minutes east 2 chains 153 links, and north 
75. degrees 20 minutes west 2 chains 80 links to the ~ 


south-eastern boundary of the railway lands; again on 
the north-west by’ those lands bearing north 14 de-* 
grees 40 minutes east 7 chains; thence on the north- 
east and south-east respectively by lines bearing south 


75 degrees 20 minutes. east 7 chains 194 links, and 


south 14 degrees 40°.minutes west 4 chains 684 links 
to the north-western side of the road from Marsden to 
Forbes aforesaid; and thence on the south-east by 
that side of that road bearing south 59 degrees 10 
minutes west 6 chains 273 links, to the point of com- 
mencement, 2 [2657 ] 








FISHERIES ACT, 19022, AND FISHERIES 
(AMENDMENT) AOT, 1910. 





PROCLAMATION, 
(L.8.) 
W. i. DAVIDSON, 
Crovernor. 
tay Proclamation dated the 26th April, 1922 (pub- 
lished in Government Gazette No. 75 of 5th 
May, 1922), prohibiting the use of prawn-nets in the 
tidal waters of Lake Macquarie specified in the 
Locality Schedule hereto, is rescinded. With respect 
to fishing-nets known as prawn-nets, for catching 


.prawns only, to be used in the waters of Lake Mac- 


quarie specitied in the said Schedule, a net with the 
length of net and size of mesh set out in the Descrip- 
tive. Schedule hereto shall be a lawful net, and the 
length of hauling-lines which it shall be lawful to 
attach thereto shall be as specified in the said Descrip- 
tive Schedule. 

Locatiry SCHEDULE. 

County of Northumberland, at Lake Macquarie: 
That part of the waters of the lake enclosed within 
the rotlowing boundaries: Commencing on the eastern 
shore of Lake Macquarie at the western extremity 
of fKahibah or Marks’ Point; and running thence 
generally easterly, northerly, and westerly along a 
southern, eastern, and northern ‘shore of the lake 
(forming the shores of Village Bay and Belmont Bay) 
to Cardiff Point; and thence by a line bearing 
south-easterly, to the point of commencement. 


Also, that part.of the waters of the lake enclosed 
within the following boundaries: Commencing on the 
eastern shore of Lake Macquarie at a point distant 
50 chains southerly from the junction of the southern 
shore of the lake entrance with the eastern shore 
of the aforesaid lake; and running thence along that 
eastern shore southerly to Murray’s Point (Point 
Morrisset); thence by a line bearing west 20 chains 
into the waters of the lake;‘ thence by a line bearing 
northerly to a point distant 20 chains west of the 


-point of commencement; and thence by a line bearing 


east to that point. 


Also, that part of the waters of the lake enclosed 
within the following boundaries : Commencing at the 


_ westernmost extremity of Kahibah or Marks’ Point 


on the eastern shore of Lake Macquarie; and bounded 
thence by*lines bearing.respectively south. 10 chains 
and about south 68 degrees east 56 chains into the 


‘waters of the Jake to the southernmost south-west 


corner of the Redhead Coal-mining Company’s 
(Limited) portion No. 144 of 319 acres, ex. road; and 
thence by part of a north-eastern and a northern 
shoréof that lake bearing north-westerly and westerly, 
to the point of commencement;—to embraca the 
waters of Swan Bay. f 
DESCRIPTIVE SCHEDULE. ’ 
Total length of net not exceeding 10 fathoms, 
Mesh throughout not less than one inch. . . 


ag ih of hauling-lines not exceeding 35 fathoms 
eacn. - 


Signed and’ sealed at Sydney, this seventh day of 
November, 1922. 


By His Excellency’s Command, | 
CHARLES W. OAKES. 


[3092] GOD SAVE THE KING! 

















, 


10 Nov, 192%] | NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 158, 





BANKS AND BANK HOLIDAYS ACT, 1912. 





PROCLAMATION. | 

ae é 
W. E. DAVIDSON, « 

Governor. 

HE following days and dates are hereby appointed to be 
4% observed as Public Holidays in the localities here- 
under :—_ | 
Saturday, 18th November, 1922—Cwmborah District. 
Tuesday, 2ist November, 1922—Gundagai District. 
Thursday, 23rd November, 1922—.Walgett District. 
Saturday, 25th November, 1922—Dorrigo Shire. 

Monday, 27th November, 1922—Junee Municipality. 
Signed and sealed at Sydney, this eighth day of November, 
1922. Rey 
By His Excellency’s Command, | 
CHARLES W. OAKES. 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 


™ 


[3224] 








THEATRES AND PUBLIC HALLS ACT, 1908. 





PROCLAMATION: 
(L.8.) 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
A Governor. 


T is hereby declared that the provisions of Part IL 
I of the abovenamed Act shall be applied to the 
-halls specified in the appended Schedule. 


Signed and sealed at Sydney, this third day of 
November, 1922. : : 
By His Excellency’s Command, 
CHARLES W. OAKES. 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 





“SCHEDULE. 


Locality. Z 4 _ Name of Hall. 
APBUEYS fos hes denhaetcgeae os St. Matthew’s Sunday School 
all. y 
Haberfield 5... 00a eis Masonic Hall. . 
Islington oo oes. heise 4 St. Mark’s Parochial and 
ak Social Hall. 
BEBO UC 8 eos) eee erect Se New Public Hall. 
North Sydney ............ Over.-Memorial Hall. 
Rovelie). itavawrcescs .e0e St. Thomas’ Church Hall. 
é [2834] 








EARLY CLOSING (AMENDMENT) ACT, 1900. 





PROCLAMATION. 


ii Sir Wattar Epwarp Davipson, the Governor of 
i, the State of New South Wales and. its Depen- 
dencies, in the Commonwealth of Australia, in pur- 
suance of the provisions of the Karly Closing (Amend- 
ment) Act, 1900, and with the advice of the Exeou- 
tive Counoil, do. by this my Proclamation, constitute 
the area within a radius of one mile from the Kendall 
Post Office to be a Country Shopping District, to be 
known as the Country Shopping District of KENDALL, 
as from the first day of December, one thousand nine 
hundred and twenty-two, and do declare the closing 
times for all shops, except those mentioned in Sche- 
dule One to the Early Closing Act, 1899, and-in the 
Schedule to the Saturday Half-holiday Act, 1910, to 
be, on and after the said day :— 

On Saturday ... One o’clock. 

On Friday Ce ae: Ten o'clock, 

Signed and. sealed at Sydney, this twenty-sixth day 

of October, 1922. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
EK. H. FARRAR: 


[3116] GOD SAVE THE KING! 





. - PROCLAMATION. 
TA eee , 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 

Governor. 
V HEREAS by section 27 of the Sydney Harbour 
* Trust Act, 1900, power is given for the 
Governor to remove from the Sydney Harbour Trust 
Commissioners such lands as may be found to be. 
unnecessary for the purpose of carrying out the pro- 


5989 





visions of the said Act, and by section 28 of the said 
Act it is provided that upon the publication in the 
Gazette of a Proclamation withdrawing any land from 
the Commissioners under the provisions of the said 
section 27, the lands so described shall vest in the | 
persons who would be entitled to the same, and subject 
to the like limitations, powers, and authorities as 
if the said Act had not been passed; and that for the 
purposes of the said section 28 the word ‘‘persons’’ 
shall be deemed to include the Crown or any person 
or corporation entitled to hold land on behalf of. the 
Crown: Now, therefore, I, as such Governor as afore- 
said, with the advice of the Executive. Council of, the 
said State, do hereby remove and withdraw the land 
described in the Schedule hereto from the Sydney 
Harbour Trust Commissioners to the.intent that the 
same may be vested in the Colonial Treasurer for an 
estate in fee-simple, in pursuance of sections 27 ard 
28 of the Sydney Harbour Trust Act, 1900. 


Given under my Hand and the Seal of the said 
State, at Sydney, this seventh day of Novem- 
ber, in the year of our Lord one, thousand 
nine hundred and. twenty-two, and in the 
thirteenth year of His Majesty's Reign. 

By His Excellency’s Command, 
ARTHUR A. C. COCKS. 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 





SCHEDULE oF LAND REFERRED TO. 


All that piece or parcel of land containing an area 
of thirty-seven and one-tenth perches or thereabouts, 
comprising the premises known as the Model Lodging 
House, No. 211 Kent-street, City of Sydney, parish of 
St. Philip, county of. Cumberland,—as shown. on a 
plan.in the Sydney Harbour Trust Office catalogued 
St. Philip 155. [2399] 





LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1919. 


PROCLAMATION. 
(i. 8%) 
W. E. DAVIDSON, ; 


Governor. 


[: Sir Watter Epwarpn Davipson, Governor of the 
« State, of New South Wales, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, in pursuance of the Local 
Government Act, 1919, do hereby (1) determine that 
the salary. to be paid to Mitchell Austen Brown; 
Esquire, out of the general fund of the Municipality 
of Wrightville, with respect to his services as Admin- 
istrator of the said Municipality, shall be at the rate 
of fifty pounds per annum, as from 2nd June, 1922, 
on which date he was appointed Administrator; and 
(2), rescind the Proclamation dated Ist November, 


°1922, published in Government Gazette No. 155 of 3rd 
November, 1922, page 5891, determining the salary to 


be paid to the said Mitchell Austen Brown, Esquire, 
with respect to his services as Administrator of .the 
said Municipality. 


Signed and. sealed at Sydney, this eighth day of 
November, 1922. z 
By His Excellency’s Command, 

J. C. L. FITZPATRICK. 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 


. VALUATION OF LAND ACT. 





- PROCLAMATION. ’ 


(u.8.) 
W.-E? DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 
Sir WarterR Epwarp Davinson, the Governor of 
49 the State of New South Wales, in pursuance of 
the Valuation of Land Act, 1916, with the advice 
of the Executive Council, do hereby proclaim that 
Parts V and VI of the said Act shall come into 
operation in the Municipalities of Ashfield, Balmain, 
Junee, Leichhardt, Nowra, Rockdale, Waratah, Wil- 
loughby, West Maitland, and Lidcombe, and the 
Shires of Blacktown and Byron on the first day of 
December, one thousand nine hundred and twenty- 
two. 
Siened and sealed 


at Sydney, this 
November, 1922. 


first day of 
By His Exeellency’s Command, « 
J..C. L. FITZPATRICK: 


[2687] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


ae: F<, 


’ 


5990 «Ss SEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 158. [10 Nov. 1992, 





LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1919. ie 





PROCLAMATION, 


(u.S.) 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 


‘Sir Wauter Epwarp Davinson, the Governor of 
e the State of New South Wales, with the advice 


of the Executive Council, in pursuance of the Local 


Government Act, 1919, do hereby proclaim that Urban 
Committees shall be established in respect of the 
Mount Victoria and Springwood Urban Areas, within 
Blue Mountains Shire. 

Signed and sealed at Sydney, this first day of 
November, 1922. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
J. C. L. FITZPATRICK. 


[2809] GOD SAVE THE KING! 





LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1919: WINGADEE 
SHIRE—PROPOSED ALTERATION OF THE 
DIVISION OF THE SHIRE INTO RIDINGS. 


PROPOSAL has been made that the division of 
we the Wingadee Shire into ridings be altered so 
that the boundaries of the said ridings shall be as 
described in the Schedule hereto. The effect of the 
proposed alteration, if carried out, will be to take an 
area of about 5,965 acres from ‘‘B”’ riding and add it 
to ‘‘A”’ riding, and to take an area of about 169 acres 
from ‘‘A’’ riding and add it to ““B’’ riding. 

‘Within one month from the date of this notice, the 
Council, or any elector of the Shire, may make written 
representations to the Minister on the question. 


J.C. L. FITZPATRICK, 


Minister. 


' Department of Local Government, 


Sydney, 10th November, 1922. 





SCHEDULE. 
Ridings of Wingadee Shire. 
GOA 2? 


Commencing on the western boundary of the Shire 
(on Macquarie River) where it is intersected by the 
south-eastern boundary of the county of Clyde; by 
that boundary north-easterly to the confluence of 
Marthaguy Creek with the Merri Merri Creek; by the 
latter creek upwards to the south boundary of the 
parish of Quabothco, county of Gregory; by that boun- 
dary easterly and the western boundary of the county 
of Leichhardt southerly, the southern boundary of the 
parish of Yarrayin, county of Leichhardt, easterly +o 
Nedgera Creek (which forms the western boundary of 
parish of Ningear); by that creek upwards to the 
south boundary of that parish; by that boundary 
easterly, the south-western and southern boundaries 
of parish of Dinoa, and the southern boundary of 
parish of Yoee south-easterly and easterly te the west- 
ern boundary of the Municipality of Coonamble; by 
part of that boundary and part of the northern boun- 
dary of that municipality northerly and easterly te 
the road forming the eastern boundary of portion 62, 
parish of Warrena; by that road and the eastern 
boundary of the parish of Bimble generally northerly, 
and by a south-eastern and northern houndary of the 
parish of Yuma generally north-easterly and westerly 
to a road from Coonamble, which partly forms an 
eastern boundary of parish of Yuma aforesaid: by that 
road generally north-easterly along the eastern boun- 
dary of portion 64, parish of Tahrone, to the southern 
boundary of the parish of Thara; by that boundary 
and the eastern boundary of that parish to Terembone 
or Touridgerie Creek; by that creek upwards to the 


» southernmost corner of parish of Winnaba; by the 


south-eastern boundary of that parish north-casterly 
to the boundary of the Shire; and by northern and 
western boundaries of that Shire generally westerly 
and southerly, to the point of commencement. 


‘CR ” 


Commencing on the western boundary of the Shire 
(on Macquarie River) where it is intersected by the 
south-eastern boundary of the county of Clyde; by 
that boundary north-easterly to the confluence of 
Marthaguy Creek with the Merri Merri Creek; by the 
Jatter creek upwards to the south boundary of the 
parish of Quabothoo, county of Gregory ; by that boun- 
dary easterly and the western boundary of the county 
of Leichhardt southerly, the southern boundary of the 
parish of Yarrayin, county of Leichhardt, easterly to 





» 198 feet to Farnell Park, Drummoyne. 





aA 


rs 


a em: GEER TE ib PAL A ES eens eS = 


Nedgera Creek, which forms the western boundary of | 
parish of Ningear; by that creek upwards to the south 
boundary of that parish; by that boundary easterly, 
the south-western and southern boundaries of parish 
of Dinoa, and the southern boundary of parish .of 
Yoee, south-easterly and easterly to the western boun- 
dary of the Municipality of Coonamble; by part of 
that boundary, the southern and part of the eastern 
boundary of that municipality southerly, easterly, and - 
northerly to Coonamble or Warrena Creek; by that 

Creek and Bulgan Creek upwards to the western — 
boundary of parish of Magometon; by that boundary 
and the southern boundary of that parish, the western 
boundaries of parishes of Mungerie and Baronne gene- 
rally southerly, easterly, and again southerly to the 
northern boundary of the county of Gowen, at the 
north-west corner of portion 25, parish of Cobbmbil, 
county of Gowen; by that boundary easterly and 
southerly to Baronne Creek; by that creek upwards to 
the eastern boundary of parish of Cobbinbil, afore- 
said; by that boundary generally southerly to the | 
south-east corner of portion 60; and by a line south 
to the southern boundary of the Shire, as altered by 
Proclamation in the Government Gazette No. 101 of 
22nd June, 1910; and by southern, south-western, 
and western boundaries of that Shire, as altered, 
generally westerly, north-westerly, and northerly, to 
the point cf commencement. 


coy fe 


Commencing on the northern boundary of the Shire 
at the north-west corner of the parish of Walcha, 
county of Leichhardt; and bounded thence. by the 
north-western boundary of that parish south-westerly 
to Terembone or Touridgerie Creek; by that creek 
downwards to the eastern boundary of parish of Thara; 
by that boundary and part of the southern boundary 
of that parish generally southerly and westerly to a 


road to Coonamble, forming the eastern boundary of 


portion 64, parish of Tahrone, and an eastern boun- 
dary of parish of Yuma; by that road generally south- 


westerly; by a northern and south-eastern boundary 


of that parish, and the eastern boundary of the parish 
of Bimble generally easterly and southerly to the 


south-east corner of the parish of Bimble; by the road 


forming the eastern boundary of portion 62, parish of 
Warrena, south to the northern boundary of the 
Municipality of Coonamble; by part of that boundary 
and part of the eastern boundary of that municipality 
easterly and southerly to Coonamble or Warrena 
Creek; by that creek and Bulgan Creek upwards to 
the western boundary of parish of Magometon; by 
that boundary and the southern boundary. of that 
parish, the western boundaries of parishes of Mun- 
gerie and Baronne generally southerly, easterly, and 
again southerly to the northern boundary of the 
county of Gowen, at the north-west corner of portion 
25, parish of Cobbinbil, county of Gowen; by that 
boundary easterly and southerly to Baronne Creek ; 
by that creek upwards to the eastern boundary ct 
parish of Cobbinbil, aforesaid; by that boundary gene- 
rally southerly to the south-east corner of portion 60; 
and by a line south to the southern boundary of the 
Shire, as altered by Proclamation in the Government 
Gazette No. 101 of 22nd’ June, 1910; by that boundary, 
the eastern and northern boundaries of the Shire, as 
altered, easterly, northerly, and westerly, to the point 
of commencement. : [2785] 





LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1919, 


Drummoyne Municipality—Proposal to alter Resi- 
dential District, proclaimed on 29th July, 1921. © 


at is hereby notified that Drummoyne Municipal 


Council has applied to the Governor to alter the 
residential district proclaimed in Goyernment Gazette 
No. 109 of 29th July, 1921, by omitting therefrom the 
area described in the Schedule hereto, in order that 
the Council may allow the transfer of an established 
confectionery manufacturing business from its present 
premises to other premises within the residential — 
district. roe 

Any person interested may within one month from 
the date of this notice make written representations 
to the Minister in favour of or against tlie proposal. 

J. C. L. FITZPATRICK, 
” Gy Minister. 
Department of Local Government, | \ 
Sydney, 10th November, 1922. 





SCHEDULE. 


Lots 1 and 2, Park View Estate, having frontage of 
44 and 50 feet respectively to Lyons-road, and fae a 
[2 ; 














$ oh Lrg - one Aan ie Grn 
ae ALT f eee / hl , " 
bi % ‘ P i . ‘ 5 


| 10,Nov.,1922.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 158. 





— 


LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1919. . 





KEMPSEY MUNICIPALITY AND MACLEAY 
SHIRE—PROPOSED ALTERATION OF BOUN- 
DARIES AND PROPOSED APPORTIONMENT 
BETWEEN THE SAID AREAS OF ASSETS, 
RIGHTS, AND LIABILITIES, AND DIVISION 
OF DEBTS. 


B* virtue of the power and authority vested in me 

by section 20 of the Local Government Act. 
1919, as amended by the Local Government (Amend- 
ment) Act, 1920, 1 hereby give notice that I have 
drafted an arrangement, as set out in the Schedule 
hereto, for the apportionment between the said 
areas of assets, rights, and liabilities, and a divi- 
sion of debts upon the provosed alteration of boun- 
daries, notified in Government Gazette No. 207 of 
8rd December, 1920, page 7140, being carried into 
effect. Within one month from the date of this 
notice, the Councils of the Kempsey Municipality and 
Macleay Shire and their creditors may agree to the 
said arrangement, with or without amendment. 
Should the Councils and their creditors not agree to 
the said arratigement, either Council or any such 
creditor may, within the said. period, submit the 
matter of making an equitable arrangement to a 
District Court Judge (vide section 20 (6) of the Local 
Government Act, 1919, as amended by the Local 
Government (Amendment) Act, 1920). 


J. C. L. FITZPATRICK, 
Minister for Local Government. 





| SeHEDULE. 


1. All arrears of rates on the land proposed to be 
transferred shall be vested in the Macleay Shire 
Council, and the Kempsey Municipal Council shall 
furnish all necessary documents in its possession or 
within its power to enable the Macleay Shire Council 
to prove its claim for and to collect all such arrears 
of rates: Provided, however, that all such documents 
shall be returned by the Macleay Shire Council to the 
Kempsey Municipal Council if and when required 
by the Kempsey Municipal Council. 

2. The Kempsey Municipal Council shall. be re- 
sponsible for all its existing liabilities without 
requiring the Macleay Shire Council to contribute 
‘thereto in any way; and the Kempsey Municipal 
Council shall indemnify the Macleay Shire Council 
against any claims which may be made against the 
Macleay Shire Council in respect of any of the exist- 
ing liabilities of the Kempsey Municipal Council in 
relation to the land proposed to be transferred. 

3. Except as hereinbefore provided, each of the 
said Councils shall retain, its existing assets, rights, 
and liabilities. [2796] 


HAIER A TR SLE SOS EDU eas A SAY Nd ae atte Ue sa ARR 
IMPOUNDING ACT, 1898—GRIFFITH POUND. 
HE majority of the Justices of the Leeton Court 
— of Petty, Sessions assembled for the purpose have 
appointed Leslie Arthur Bryson as poundkeeper for 
the pound at Griffith, within Mirrool No. 1 Irrigation 
Area, as from 10th November, 1922, and have fixed the 
following charges per head per day for the care and 
sustenance of ariimals impounded in the said pound :— 
‘Horses. 2s.; cattle, 2s.; sheep, 6d.; bulls and stal- 
lions, 5s.; goats, Is.; pigs, Is. 
J.C. L. FITZPATRICK, 
[3115] Minister for Local Government. 


APPOINTMENT TO THE PUBLIC MONUMENTS 
ADVISORY BOARD. 


H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, has approved of the 
appointment of Major-General Sir Charles Rosenthal, 
K.C.B., ..C.M.G:, -D.8,0.,. V:D., F.R.I.B-A,; .M.L.A., 
to the Public Monuments Advisory Board. [2841] 


(This is in lieu of the notice published in Govern- 
ment Gazette of 22nd September, 1922.) 


J.C. L. FITZPATRICK. 


APPOINTMENTS. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has approved of the following 
appointments :— y 
CHIEF SECRETARY’S DEPARTMENT AND OFFICE OF THE 
MINISTER OF PUBLIC HEALTH. 
Acting Superintendent Arthur Lewis, in the rank of 
Superintendent Third Class,—-as on and from the 
Ist October, 1922 (confirmation). 
Dr. T. Maynard Furber being appointed to the 
Henorary Surgical Staff of the Coast Hospital. 





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5991 





DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. 


THE following persons have been appointed Trustees 
of the Commons stated against their names, in terms 
of the Commons Regulation Act, 1898, to hold office 
till 3lst December, 1924 :— 


Bowning—J. J. Cahill, Wm. Costello, Jas. Dwyer, 
A. R. Cornwell, and R. T. Hickey. 

Gol Gol—Ohas. Edwd. Wynne, Wm, Thos. Ablett, Jas, 
Wm. Thos. Alderton, Jas, Alderton, and Jas. Hy. 
Follett. 

Lake Cudgellico—Jas. Matheson, vice Percy Prior, 
resigned. 

Mendooran—Wm, Luckie, Thos. Jno, Digges, Thos. 
Carmody, Alexr. Jos. Clarke, and Norman Jas. 
Greenhalgh. 

Mount Drysdale—Benj. Harvey Murray, Richd. Har- 
vey, Jos, Harvey, Jas. Kennedy, Jas. Rankin. 

Wilson’s Downfall_Edwd. Palmer, sen.,  Edwd. 
Palmer, jun., Chas. Hy. Turner, Wm. Hy. Tur- 
ner, and Frank Young. d 


THE undermentioned persons to be Permit Inspectors 

under section 14a of the Pastures Protection Act, 

1912, for the Pastures Protection Districts named, 

Wid. 

Forbes—Mr. Arthur James Ashcroft, Eugowra (P,P. 
1922-18-104). 


Gundagai—Constable First Class Charles Archie 
McKay, Jugiong (P.P. 1922-18-104). 
Maitland—Messrs. Joseph Enright, John Enright, 


James Kirkwood, Henry Wolfe, Edward Young, 
Noel Carr, Frederick Carr, John Sparke, and 
Thomas Jones, of Maitland; Messrs.’ Richard 
Abbott and Thomas Careton, of Dungog; Mr. 
G. A. Smith, of Minmi; Messrs. Amos Brooker, 
Arthur Lindeman, Frank White. and Herbert 
Randall, of Gresford; Mr. Edward Windeyer, of 
Raymond Terrace (P.P. 1922-18-104). 

Nepean and Hawkesbury—Constable First Class 
Malcolm Alexander Comben, of Wiseman’s Ferry 
(PP. 1922-18-104). 

Tamworth—Constable Thomas William Burke, Officer- 
ini of Police at Weabonga (P.P. 1922-18- 

Warialda—Constable ‘Stuart Foster, Officer-in-Charge 
of Police, Pallamallawa, and Constable George 
Ernest Emerson, of Gravesend (P.P. 1922-18-104). 


THE undermentioned person has been appointed a 

Trustee of the Common stated, to hold office till 31st 

December, 1924, under the provisions of the Commons 

Regulation Act, 1898. 

Alectown: Alfred Bagwell,. vice Charles Wright, re- 
signed. 


DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE, 


Tne undermentioned Members of the Police Force to 
be Inspectors under the Liquor Act, 1912, for the 
Licensing Districts preceding their names,—from the 


dates specified, viz. :— 


Narrabrz—Sergeant James Hamilton Robinson, sta- 
tioned at Narrabri, vice Inspector Briggs,—from 
7th September, 1922. ; 

Quirindi—Sergeant. George Thomas Somerville, sta- 
tioned at Quirindi, vice Sergeant Robinson,— 
from 25th September, 1922. 

Warren—Sergeant Frank Albert Brien, stationed at 
eae vice Sergeant Paton,—from lst October, 

(In leu of notification published in Government 

Gazette of 27th October, 1922.) 


Tur undermentioned Members of the Police Force to 

be Sub-Inspectors under the Liquor Act, 1912, for 

the Licensing Districts preceding their names,—from 
the dates specified :— 

Forbes—Sergeant George Uridge Pye, stationed at 
Forbes, vice Sergeant Hanney,—from 23rd Sep- 
tember, 1922. 

Richmond River—Sergeant William Henry Murphy, 
stationed at Kyogle, vice Sergeant Riordan,— 
from 23rd September, 1922. , 

Moree—Sergeant Arthur Henry Loomes, stationed at 
Moree, vice Sergeant Richards,—from 1st October, 
922. 

Bega—Sergeant John Latt Payne, stationed at Bega, 
vice Sergeant Monday,—from 19th September. 
1922. 


(In lieu of notification published in the Government 
Gazette of the 27th October, 1922.) : 


GEORGE W. FULLER, Premier, 








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5992 ° 9! NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 158. [10 Nov, 1922, 
hig wey of ihe Attorney Generel: hereto for drainage purposes within the Municipality 


: and of Justice, 
“Sydney, 7th November, 1912. 
H*® Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
A. the Executive Council, has been pleased, in 
accordance with the provisions of section 8 of the 
Liquor (Amendment) Act, 1919, to appoint 
Mr. Frederick Gregory Adrian, Chairman of the Met- 
- ropolitan Bench of Stipendiary Magistrates, to 
be a Member of the Licenses Reduction Board, 
vice Mr. S. B. Gunn, deceased,—from 30th Octo- 
ber, 1922; also to be Chairman of the Board,—- 
from the same date. — 
ae THOS. J. LEY. 


CORRECTION. 





HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the: 


Executive Council, has been pleased to approve of 
the name of ; 


Frederick Jrwin Pinkstone, of Doryanthes, Peat’s 
' Ridge, via Gosford, being substituted for that of 
Frederick Irvin Pinkstone, in the list of Justices 

of the Peace as published in Supplementary 


Government Gazette No. 122 of the 16th August, 
1922. % 





REMOVAL. 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has approved of the removal of 
the name of 
James Beith McDougall, of Casino, from the Commis- 
sion of the Peace for the State of New South 


Wales. 
CHARLES W. OAKES, 
Chief Secretary and Minister of Public Health. 


—_— 








WATER ACT, 1912. 
Norra Unmarra Drainage UNION. 
Approval to Borrowing. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
‘the Executive Council, has been pleased to 
sanction the borrowing by the North Ulmarra Drain- 
age Union of the sum of five thousand ,pounds for 
the purpose of making and completing drains and 


other works. 
R. T. BALD, 
Minister for Public Works. 
Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, Ist November, 1922. 
[D. 1922-792] [2810] 





[3159] Department of Public Works, 
, Sydney, 8th November, 1922. 


GLENROCK AND TENNESSEE DRAINAGE 
ah TEN DON: 


DAs is hereby notified that a General Meeting of 
members of the above Union will be held at the 
School of Arts, Kempsey, on Friday, the 17th Novem- 
ber, 1922, at 2.30 p.m., for the purpose of electing 
Directors (not fewer in number than three nor. more 
than seven) and two Auditors, as required by section 
81 of the Water Act, 1912. 

R. T. BALL, 


Minister for Public Works. 


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[3160] Department of Public Works, 


Sydney, 30th October, 1922. 
LONG BIGHT AND WILLIAM TOWN DRAINAGE 
UNION. 


T' is hereby notified that a General Meeting of the 
# members of the above Union will be held in the 
Union Hall, William Town, on the 23rd November, 
1922, at 8 p.m., for the purpose of electing Directors 
{not fewer in number than three nor more than 
seven) and two Auditors, as required by section 81 of 
the Water Act, 1912. 

3 1 ed R. T .BALL, 


Minister for Public Works. 


f26ida- Public Works Department, 
Sydney, 7th November, 1922. 





NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION OF LAND 


UNDER THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1919. 
1 HEREAS His Excellency the Governor has, in 
pursuance of section 536 (3) of the Local Goy- 
ernment Act, 1919, authorised the appropriation or 


_fesumption of the land described in the Schedule 


of Canterbury: Now. therefore, I, Richarp THoMas 


Batu, Minister for Public Works, in pursuance of 


section 536 (3) of the said Act, and under Division 1, 
Part V, of the Public Works Act, 1912, do hereby 
appropriate so much of the said land as may be Crown 
land, and resume so much thereof as may be private 
property, and do notify that the said land is hereby 
vested in the Council of the Municipality of Canter- 
bury. ane 

« R. T. BALL. 





SCHEDULE. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate at Punch- 
bowl, in’ the Municipality of Canterbury, parish of 
St. George, county of Cumberland, and State of New 
South Wales, containing by admeasurement 13 
perches, and being part of lot 44 of section 7 of the 
Emerald Hills Estate, as shown on a plan deposited 
in the Land Titles Office, Sydney, No. 5,701: Com- 
mencing at the most northerly corner of lot 44; and 
bounded on the north-east by the north-eastern boun- 
dary of lot 44 bearing 144 degrees 52 minutes for 50 
feet to the easterly corner of lot 44; thence on the 
south-east by part of the south-eastern boundary of 
lot 44 bearing 234 degrees 52 minutes for 10 feet; 
thence on the south-west by a line bearing 324 degrees 
52 minutes for 50 feet to the north-western boundary 
of lot 44; and thence on the north-west by part of 
that boundary bearing 54 degrees 52 minutes for 10 
feet, to the point of commencement ;—be the said — 
several] dimensions all a little more or less, and said 
to be in the possession of William McAdam. (S. 1922- 


1,458.) 





NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION OF LAND 
UNDER THE PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1912. 


$e much of the land hereunder described as is 


Crown Land has been appropriated, and so much 
thereof as is private property has been resumed for a 
certain public purpose, namely, a scheme of water 
supply for the Municipality of Junee, and is vested in 
the “Minister for Public Works as ‘Constructing 
Authority for the purposes of the Junee Water Supply 
Act, 1910.—Dated this first day of November, 1922. 


W. BE. DAVIDSON, 


Governor. 
3y His Excellency’s Command, 
R. T. BALL, 


Minister for Public Works. 





DeSCRIPTION OF LAND REFERRED TO. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate in the parish 
of Boree, county of Clarendon, and State of New 
South Wales, being part of portion 91, and part of 
the land comprised in Certificate of Title, registered 
volume 2,688, folio 177: Commencing on the south- 
eastern side of a road of variable width from Junee to 
Ilabo at the northernmost corner of 1 acre 303 perches 
resumed by notification in Government Gazette of 
21st October, 1914, for Junee Water Supply additional 
service reservoir site; and bounded thence on the 
south-west by a north-eastern boundary of that 1 acre 
301 perches, bearing 162 degrees 33 minutes 37605 
links. on the south-east by a line bearing 72 degrees 
33 minutes 266 links, on the north-east by a line bear- 
ing 342 degrees 33 minutes 376°05 links to the south- 
eastern side of the road aforesaid, on the north-west 
by that side of that road bearing 252 degrees 33 
minutes 266 links, to the point of commencement ;— 
having an area of 1 acre or thereabouts, and said to- 


‘be in the possession of Mervyn M. Crawley, Aubrey — 


C Crawley, and Florence A. Hefferman, executors of 
estate of late Christopher W. Crawley. (W._1922- 
4,128.) [2932] 





[3108] Department of the Attorney-General 
; ve and-of Justice, 
Sydney, 1st November, 1922. 


‘TT IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, has been pleased, pur-— 
suant to the provisions of section 8 of the Jury Act, 
1912, to approve of the Jurors’ District for the town 
of Walgett being reduced to a radius of 30 miles from 
the Court-house at that place. ° 
THOS. J. LEY. 













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10 Nov, 1922] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No 158 


SYDNEY MUNICIPAL COUNCIL BY-LAWS. 


THE subjoined By-laws, made by the Municipal Council of Sydney, in 
relation to trade refuse, having been approved by His Excellency the 
Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, are published in 
aceordance with law. 
CHARLES W. OAKES, 
5 : Chief Secretary and Minister of Public Health. 





CITY OF SYDNEY. 
BY-LAWS FOR THE REGULATION of TRADE REFUSE. 


THE Municipal Council of Sydney, in pursuance of all powers enabling it 
in that behalf, makes the following By-laws :— 


The By-laws for the regulation of Trade Refuse made. by the Council on 
the 8th day of June, 1920, and published in the New South Wales Govern- 
ment Gazette of the 6th day of August, 1920, are hereby repealed. 

The following Schedule shall be deemed to be the Schedule to the By-laws 
for the regulation of Trade Refuse made by the Council on the 29th day of 
September, 1917, and published in the New South Wales Government 
Gazette of date the 2nd day of November, 1917, and is inserted therein in 
lieu of the present Schedule. 


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THE SCHEDULE. 


; Seale of Charges. 
Burnable Trade Refuse—— 


£s. d 
1, Removal and burning at Destructor, at per load 0: 32°70 
Remoyal.and burning at Destructor, at per three-quarter load 0 9 6 
Removal and burning at Destructor, at per half load . Ae am (Mau eta 
Removal and burning at Destructor, at per quarter load 0:23:59 
A load not te exceed 54 cubic feet in measurement, and one 
ton in weight; quarter, half, and three-quarter of a load pro 
rata. Any quantity less than a quarter of a load to be charged 
for at per cubic ft.—3 9d. 
2. Privately carted, burning only, and received at Moore Park 
Destructor between the hours of 6.30 to 8 a.m., 9 a.m. to 1 
pon., 2 p.m. to 4.30 p.m. daily, except Saturday, when the 
hours are 9 a.m. to 12. ay p.m. :— § 
. Per ton 5. Mis Cay ia ah, ae a es Jot ek wD 
Per half ton. .. yest de oe: See O., 4:50 


' Special Burnable Trade Refuse (such articles as books, papers, and 


other documents, tinned Meats, fish, &¢.), burnt at Moore Park 
Destructor, and, it desired, under personal supervision of con- 
signee’s representative. 


3. Removal and burning in special chamber at per load .. BAO) 
4, Privately carted, burning only, due notice to be given to W eigh- 
bridge Clerk, at per load Aca aes oh: a e. Lan Sas PANG) 


Nores.—Refuse remoyed or received on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and 
Thursdays only, same hours as aboye. A load not to exceed 54 cubic 
feet in measurement, and one ton in weight. 


Market, Store, or Wharf Refuse (such as fruit and vegetable 
matter ) — 


. Removal and burning at Destructor, at per load 
Removal and burning at Destructor, at per half load . 
Im cases where other loading cannot be obtained in close 
proximity, at per. half load 
6. Privately carted, burning only, at per ton 
Received at Pyrmont or Moore Park Destructors, as directed, 
at per half ton SR ATE te, . as 3 md : OF. S53 


A load not to exceed 54 aie feet in measurement, Oe 
one ton in weight; half load pro rata, 


Meat condemned as unfit for human consumption and in carease 
form— 


7. Burning only at Destructor, special chambers— 


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Qo 


Pigs, each AO aye) 
Sheep, éach ; Oa Ns 
Calves, each d ; Be) O62 8 
In piece form, at per cwt. O Lb *6 
8. Cartage on above, 8s. 3d. per load, or any part of a load Oe Se nes 
A load not to exceed 49 ewt. 
Dead Domestic Animals— 
9, Removal and Een tnge tapes each ays BS Py 4c Oe Lee 
- Removal and burning—small, each ie ce ue ot ORO 8 
Stable manure is removed weekly from premises— 
10. Under contract, where one horse is stalled, per week .. i kD ea eas 3 
“Where two horses are stalled, per week .. O. 256 
When more than two horses are stalled—by special arrange- 
ment. — 
11. A dump for receiving clean stable manure is provided at Moore 
Park, adjoining Destructor. 
_ Removal and dumping at depot, at per load. mae. 82.5 
Dumping only, at per load .. on =~ és Poe g 


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6994 _ NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 158. 








Steam Disinfector at Moore Park (for treating germ-infected bedding 
and clothing— 


2, Privately carted articles— 3S ATS 
Single mattress and bedding ae ig ng oh Not Me weet OD 
Double mattress and bedding Di dire Aa es sp MES hae ene 

Other articles—For each and every charge in disinfector .. 0 7 G 
If carted from and returned to premises by Council—Addi- 
tional charge for cartage of one load or portion thereof 019 0 


A list of articles to be disinfected must be handed to the 
Council’s employee, otherwise the Council will not accept ; r 
responsibility. ‘ 

The Health and Sanitary Department must be notified 
twenty-four hours prior to requirement of disinfection. 

Refuse unburnable will be received at Gipps-street Jetty, Pyrmont, ee 
for punting to sea— eR ee ss) 
15, No decaying or putrescent matter and no material that will 

float will be received, but only heavy, sinkable material, such 

as spoil from excavations, ashes, waste tin, &¢., will be 

received, Cartage only to punt, at per load... Ny DEO Siete ‘ 

A load not to exceed 60 cubic feet by measurement, and 
one ton in weight. 

The right to declare a load rests with the City Surveyor 
or his deputies. 


Punting only up to 40 eubic feet .. “a a, py eb Oar DARI 
Punting only, for every increase of 10 cubic feet or part 
thereof ae Mes ; ah a a tl teh O08 


Privately carted immaterial is received at punt between the hours of 

3.00 and 5 p.m., Monday to I’riday, inclusive. 
REGULATIONS. ; 

Manure cannot be despatched to unattended railway platforms or sidings, 

Fees payable in advance at City Treasury. 

Railway freights to be arranged by consignee in all cases. 

The Council reserves the right to at any time decline to remove or receive 
any trade refuse considered, in the opinion of the City Surveyor, undesirable 
to handle. ; 

All refuse must be placed in receptacles easily accessible to the Council’s 
employees, and such receptacles to be of a size that they can be conveniently 
handled by two men, 

Where it is necessary for the employees to visit the upper storeys of a 
building, a special fee will be charged to cover the cost of the extra time -~ 
incurred. 

Refuse is not removed or received on General Public Holidays or on the 

: Council’s employees’ picnic day. : 2 

The public are requested to sign the carter’s docket that the load has béen 
removed, and thus assist to keep a check on the work. 

Removal and destruction of materials and refuse not provided for in this list 
will be charged for by special arrangement at the City Surveyor’s office. 

It is required that twenty-four hours’ notice be. given when material is 
required to be removed. ‘ 

All fees are to be paid in advance except where special arrangements are 
otherwise made. an 

Fees are to be paid into the City Treasury between hours of 9 a.m. and 
3.30 p.m. daily, excepting Saturday. Items 2 and 4 are to be paid to the 
Weighbridge Clerk, and for which in both cases a receipt will be issued. 


Made by the Municipal Council of Sydney, this fourth day of October, 








1922, oh 
(1:8. W. P, McEI,HONE, 
Lord Mayor. 
Tuomas H. Nessirr, 
Town Clerk. 
[3106] 
[3142] Sydney, 26th October, 1922. Lease No. 11,818" (inferior lands), to Willoughby Ben- 
nett Maunder and Frederick William Savage, ot 
NOTIFICATION OF GRANTING OF OYSTER Merrimbula, situated Merrimbula Lake, 100 Eales 
J A} ; frontage (plan cat. No. M. 48-97), five years from 
he Nee oe 26/10/1922; annual rental, 10s.—-under section 12 
1B is hereby notified, for general information, that | - (338) Fisheries (Amendment) Act, 1910 (Fisheries 
leases for the purpose of oyster culture of the ]». Act, 1902). ; ; : F 
lands specified in the annexed Schedule have been | Lease No. 11,835* (inferior lands), to James Adam. : 
granted to the undermentioned persons. Hg ee: Urunga, Pe oie | 
: : ; ; tage (plan cat. No. B. 98-21), five j 
The leases are subject to the Fisheries Acts and the 100, years Aronhage |p an ; Ne . 
Regulations thereunder, and to the special conditions, years from 26/10/1922 ; annual rental, 10s. 
wai ; ; dee Ute, La under section 12 (838) Fisheries (Amendment) 
provisions, exceptions, covenants, and reservations set Act, 1910 (Fisheries Act, 1902) 
RP ee rug cot oF tne ie Lease No, 11,836* (inferior lands), to George Peter 
CHARLES W. OAKES Engel, of Tea Gardens, situated Port Stephens, 
‘h: wits me We Toate} about 6 acres © roods 15 perches (plan cat. 
Chief Secretary and Minister of Public Health. , No. P. 1,012-36), five years from 26/10/1922; 
fe annual rental, £3 1s.—under section 12 (33n) 
Visheries (Amendment) Act, 1910 (Fisheries Act, 
SCHEDULE. 1902), 
oan? _ ft Lease No, 11,851* (inferior lands), to Charles Edward 
Lease No, 11,806* (inferior lands), to John Elliot Woodward. of 150 Sussex-street, Sydney, situated 
Warn, junior, of Bermaguee, situated Bermaguee Wallis Lake. about 1 acre 2 roods 2 perches 
River, about 1 acre 2 roods 5 perches (plan cat. (plan cat. No. W. 193-33), five years from 
No. B, 55-85), five years from 26/10/1922; » 26/10/1922; annual rental, 15s.—under section 12 
annual rental, 15s.—under section 12 (83g) Fisher- |. (33n) Fisheries (Amendment) Act, 1910 (Fisheries 


ies (Amendment) Act, 1910 (Fisheries Act, 1902). Act, 1902). 


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Lease No. 11,698* (inferior lands), to Ellen Victoria 
Burnes, of Harrington, situated Manning River 
300 yards frontage (plan cat. No. M. 280-31), five 
years from 26/10/1922; annual rental, £1 3s.—- 
under section 12 (338) Fisheries (Amendment) Act, 
1910 (Fisheries Act, 1902). ' 

Lease No. 11,795* (inferior lands), Joseph William 
Cousemacker, of Merrimbula, situated Panbula 
Lake, about 2 roods (plan cat. No. P. 161- 
98), five years from 26/10/1922; annual rental, 
10s.—under section 12 (33n) Fisheries (Amend- 
ment) Act, 1910 (Fisheries Act, 1902). 

Lease No. 11,797* (inferior lands), to Sydney Alfred 
Wood, of Pindimar, situated Part Stephens, 200 
yards frontage (plan cat. No. P. 995-36), five 
years from 26/10/1922; annual rental, £1—under 
section 12 (338) Fisheries (Amendment) Act, 1910 
(Fisheries Act, 1902). 

Lease No. 11,800* (inferior lands), to Sydney Alfred 
Wood, of Pindimar, situated Port Stephens, 410 
yards frontage (plan cat. No. P. 1,005-36), five 
years from 26/10/1922; annual rental, £1 1s.— 
under section 12 (33p) Fisheries (Amendment) Act, 
1910 (Fisheries Act, 1902), 

Lease No. 11,831* (inferior lands), to George William 
Langley, ot Burwood-road, Belmore, situated 
Brisbane Water, 900 yards frontage (plan cat. No. 
B. 103-40), five years from 26/10/1922; annual 
rental £6 15s.—under section 12 (338) Fisheries 
(Amendment) Act, 1910 (Fisheries Act, 1902). 

Lease No. 11,833* (inferior lands), to Christopher 
Gardiner, of Blackman’s Point, situated Hastings 
River, 300 yards frontage (plan cat. No. H. 93-27), 
five years from 26/10/1922; annual rental, £1 10s. 
—under section 12 (338) Fisheries (Amendment) 
Act, 1910 (Fisheries Act, 1902). 

Lease No. 11,892* (inferior lands), to Sydney Alfred 
Wood, of Pindimar, situated Port Stephens, 230 
yards frontage (plan cat.. No. P. 1,011-36), five 
years from 26/10/1922; annual rental, 125.— 
under section 12 (33s) Fisheries (Amendment) 

’ Act, 1910 (Fisheries Act, 1902). 

Lease No. 11,580} (average lands), to William Long- 
worth, of Karuah, situated Port Stephens, 100 
yards frontage (plan cat. No. P. 1,003-36), fifteen 
years from 1/10/1922; annual rental, £1—under 
section 12 (33) Fisheries (Amendment) Act, 1910 
(Fisheries Act, 1902). 





Special Conditions, Provisions, Exceptions, Covenants, 
and Reservations. 

*No oysters may be removed from Oyster Leases 
Nos. 11,806, 11,818, 11,835, 11,836, 11,851, 11,698, 
11,795 11,797, 11,800, 11,831, 11,833, and 11,892, dur- 
ing the first year of their term. If any such lease be 
renewed for a second term of five years, it shall be 
subject to redetermination of rental during the ninth 
or any later year for a further (third) term of five 
years. 

tOyster Lease No. 11,580 is subject to the special 


condition that the lease will be determined without 


compensation in the event of the acquisition by the 
Commonwealth Government of the land between high- 
water mark and low-water mark for naval purposes. 
[3131] Sydney, 10th November, 1922. 

- FISHERIES ACTS—RENEWAL OF LEASES. 








IN ese heer has been given for the renewal of the 


oyster culture leases specified, for a term of 
fifteen years, from the dates and at the rentals 
respectively set forth. 
CHARLES W. OAKES. 





SCHEDULE. 

Lease No. 5254, to Frederick Phillips, at Port 

' Stephens, 200 yards foreshore, from 1st Decem- 
ber, 1922; annual rental, £2. 


Lease No. 5371, to Ernest Symonds, at Port Stephens, 


300 yards foreshore, from 19th December, 1922; 
annual rental, £3. 

{3141] Sydney, 10th November, 1922. 
FISHERIES ACTS—RENEWAL OF LEASE, 


PPROVAL has been given for the renewal of 
“Mr. David Corstorphine’s Oyster Culture Lease 
No. 9,028, of 150 yards, at Wallis Lake, for a term 





of five years from 28th February, 1922, at a rental. 


at the rate of 8s. per hundred yards, or a total annual 
rental of 12s., subject to the right of the holder of 
the lease to a further renewal, after due application, 
for an additional period or five years, at a rental 
to be determined in conformity with section 12 (338) 
of the. Fisheries (Amendment) Act, 1910, 

‘ CHARLES W, OAKES. 


[8187] 


[3129] Sydney, 10th November, 1922. 


SURRENDER OF LEASES. 
Fisweries Acts. 


HE surrrender, as from the 3lst December, 1922, 

of Mr, George Albert Buckland’s Oyster Culture 
Lease No. 8,262, of 258 yards, at Clarence River, and 
of Mr. Vasilio Heliotis’ Oyster Culture Lease No. 
10,350, of 500 yards, at Tweed River, has been ac- 
cepted, on the ground that oyster culture cannot be 
carried on upon the leased areas with any reasonable 


hope of success. 
CHARLES W. OAKES. 


Chief Secretary’s Office, 
Sydney, 10th November, 1922. 


SUPPOSED ARSON.—£25 REWARD, 


HEREAS on the 6th October, 1922, four stacks 
of hay situated at Spring Creek, Cowra, the 
property of Joseph Carpenter, were destroyed by fire: 
And whereas at an inquest held on the 20th idem 
before the District Coroner the following verdict was 
returned :—‘“‘I find that the said stacks of hay were 
destroyed by fire, but how the fire originated, whether 
accidentally or otherwise, the evidence adduced does 
not enable me to say’’?: And whereas there is reason 
to believe that the said fire was the act of an incen- 
diary: Notice is hereby given that, if the said fire 
were wilfully caused, a reward of Twenty-five Pounds 
(£25) will be paid by Government for such informa- 
tion as shall lead to the apprehension and conviction 
of the guilty person or persons. In addition to the 
above reward, His Excellency the Governor will be 
advised to extend a free pardon to arly accomplice, 
not being the person who actually caused the said fire, 
who shall first give such required information. This 
reward to remain in force for three months only. 


CHARLES W. OAKES. 


NEW PUBLIC SCHOOL. 


i? is hereby notified, for general information, in 

accordance with the provisions of the 34th section 
of the Public Instruction Act of 1880, that it is pro- 
posed to establish a Public School at 


NorTHMEAD. 


‘ALBERT BRUNTNELL, 
Minister of Public Instruction. 


NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION OF LAND 
UNDER THE PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1912. 


T is hereby notified and declared by His Excellency 
the Governor, acting with the advice of the 
Executive Council, that so much of the land here- 
under described as is Crown Land has been appro- 
riated, and so much thereof as is private property 
nas been resumed, under the Public Works Act, 1912, 
for the following public purpose, namely, a Public 
School at BEAURY CREEK, and is vested in the 
Minister of Public Instruction, on behalf of His 
Majesty the King, for the purposes of the Public 
Instruction Act, 1880: 
Dated the fourth day of November, one thousand 
nine hundred and twenty-two. 


W. E. DAVIDSON, 


Governor. 








By His Excellency’s Command, 


ALBERT BRUNTNELL, 
Minister of Public Instruction. 





DEscRIPTION or LAND REFERRED TO. 


All that piece or parcel of land being portion num- 
bered 52, situate in the parish of Kangaroo, county 
of Buller, in the State of New South Wales, con- 
taining by admeasurement 3 acres 10 perches, within 
the following boundaries: Commencing on a south- 
eastern boundary of portion 96 at a point distant 
269 links from the most easterly corner of that por- 
tion; and bounded thence on the south-east by a line 
bearing south 23 degrees 50 minutes west for 453 
links; again on the south-east by a line bearing west 
16 degrees 57 minutes south for 592 3/10th links; 


_on the west by a line bearing north 3 degrees 2 


minutes west for 526 links; and thence on the north 
by a line bearing east 4 degrees 33 minutes north 
for 780 links, to the point of commencement ;—be all 
of the said several dimensions hereinbefore mentioned, 
each a little more or a little less, being uer of Con- 
ditional Lease 08-25, of 125} acres, held by R. W. 
Slade, _ [8188] 


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[3152] 
a is hereby notified, for public information, that the 
A&A undermentioned persons have been duly author- 
ised by the Board of Health as Inspectors under sec- 


tion “50 of the Cattle Slaughtering and Diseased: 


Animals and Meat Act, 1902:— 


As from 3lst October, 1922— 
Sergeant Peregrine Harvey Curtois, Bega. 
Constable Adam Cloyde Randall, Rye Park. 
Dr. Joseph Henry Wilson, Government Medical 
Officer, Orange. : 
David Kerr, Officer, 
Adelong. 
Constable George Ernest Emerson, Gravesend. 
Constable Stuart Foster, Pallamallawa, 
Constable Thomas William Burke, Weabonga. 
Sergeant John Richard Carter, Katoomba. 
Ernest Munro, Health Inspector, Coraki Muni- 


cipality. 
T. BH. NEELY, 
Secretary. 


Dr. Government Medical 





{3230} New South Wales Medical Board, 


8th November, 1922, 
LEGALLY QUALIFIED MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS. 


WE, the undersigned, the President and Members of the 
New South Wales Medical Board, appointed by His Ex. 
cellency the Governor, under the enactments providing for 
the registration of Legally Qualified Medical Practitioners 
in the State of New South Wales, do hereby certify that 
the undermentioned persons have submitted to this Board 
the necessary. testimonials and qualifications : — 


4292, Bent, Lindsay Peregrine, M.B., Bac. Surg., 1916, Univ. 


Melbourne (Quarantine Service, Customs . House, 
Sydney). 
4285. Chalmers, Alexander William, M.B., 1922, Univ. 


Sydney (St. Andrew’s College, Newtown). 

4284. Cohney, Solomon, L.M.S.8,A4. Lond., 1922, (143 Mac- 
quarie-street, Sydney). 

4290. De Monchaux, Charles Francis Anthony, M.B., 1922, 
Univ. Sydney (St. John’s College, Camperdown). 

4286. Gordon, James Bruce, M.B., Ch.M., 1922, Uniy. 
Sydney (Centennial Hotel, Wigram-road, Forest Lodge). 


4288. Helms, Karen Thomsen, M.B. Ch.M., 1922, Univ. | 


Sydney (Valhalla, Orpington-street, Ashfield). 

4287. Kilgour, Heather, M.B, Ch.M., 1922, Univ. Sydney 
(38 Alt-street, Ashtield). 

4289. Manton, William Kildare, M.B., Ch.M., 1922, Univ. 
Sydney (105 King-street, Randwick). 

4291. Webb, Walter Frederick Swanton, L.R.C.P. Edin., 


1920 ;L.R C.S. Edin., 1920; L.R.EF P.S. Glasg., 1920 


(4 Lamont-street, Wollstonecraft). 
For Additional Registration :— 


Hyndes, Katherine, Ch.M., 1922, Univ. Sydney. 
Locke, Keith Morgan, Ch.M., 1922, Univ. Sydney. 


And we do hereby declare that the persons whose names 
are herein mentioned are entitled to be deemed Legally 
Qualified Medical Practitioners, in terms of, and in accordance 
with, the provisions of the aforesaid enactments. : 


T. STORIE DIXSON, M.B., Ch.M., President. 
EDWD)). J. JENKINS, M.D,, F.R.C.P. 
ROBT. H. TODD, M.D., F.R.C.S I. 

W.G. ARMSTRONG, M.b., Ch.M., D.P.H. 
W. H. CRAGO, M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P, 

G. H. ABBOTT, B.A, M.B., Ch.M. 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS 
AND TRAMWAYS. 


y Naber addressed to the Secretary, Rail- 
way and Tramway Staff Board, Central Station, 
Sydney, accompanied by copies (only) of testimonials, 
and made on proper forms, obtainable from Station 
Masters, are invited from youths between 15 and 184 
years of age, for the position of Junior Clerk in the 
Traffic Branch at Wagga. Commencing salary, £76- 
£127 per annum, according to age. Preference will 
be given to lads with Shorthand and Typewriting 
Qaulifications. 

Applications are invited for the position of Timber 
Inspector, Stores Branch. The position will be in the 
Sub-Inspector class, £303 to £378 per annum. Appli- 
cants must giye full particulars of their qualifications 
for the position, and forward their applications 


through the heads of the branches, who will attach - 


copies of histories and forward to the Staff Board not 
later than Wednesday, 22nd November, 1922. 
. W. J. MORRIS, 


[3150] Secretary. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 158. 


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Office of the Railway Commissioners, 
Sydney, 2nd ‘November, 1922. 


[3125] 
i is hereby notified, for the information of the 
- public, that the lands described in the Schedule 
hereto are, with the consent of His Excellency the 
Governor, dedicated under section 81 of the Public 
Works Act, 1912, as public highways. ibe 


JAMES FRASER, 
J. H: CANN, A 
Constructing Authority. 





SCHEDULE. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate in the shire 
of Dorrigo parish of Coff county of Fitzroy and 
State of New South Wales being part of portion 43 
Commencing at the intersection of the north-eastern 
boundary of the Coffs Harbour to Glenreagh railway 
with the eastern side of a road 300 links wide and 
bounded thence by part of the aforesaid eastern side 
of that road bearing 9 degrees 17 minutes 156°5 links 
thence by the north-eastern side of a road diversion 
100 links wide bearing 149 degrees 34 minutes 06. 
seconds 1301°85 links to the northern side of a re- 
seryed road 100 links wide- thence by part of that road 
boundary bearing 277 degrees 12 minutes 126°27 links 
to the aforesaid railway boundary thence by part of 
that railway boundary bearing 329 degrees 34 minutes 
O05 seconds 1104°37 links to the point of commence- 
ment be the said several dimensions all a little more 
or less containing an area of 1 acre 0 roods 322 perches 
or thereabouts being part of reference No, 6 on thee 
proclaimed plan ine book of reference of the Coff’s 
Harbour to Glenreagh Railway Part 1. 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS 
AND TRAMWAYS. ° 
THE Railway Commissioners are prepared to accept sleepers 


at any railway station within the areas shown below untél 
further notice, at the following prices :— 





Murray Red | 























Gum, White Box, Approved 
Locatities and DepSta, aud iron bers: up aes 
Squares. foe Squares. Se 
pad og, Gy ws dinkiw ig, 
Hawkesbury to Newcastle D On he ee ee af 
Maitland to Merriwa ; Sha Bs iraey Nine Ba Ta, Oy ers 
Muswellbrook to T'enterfield 5 3)4 314 7 
Werris Creek to Wee Waa GeO Nico 2 10 Hae 
Inverell Line Ny aie ee 6 at 4 Q 
Maitland to Taree | 4011 a, 4 6 
Lismore Line © SLE ed 4h 4 9 
Glenreagh Le a bes Moab eB AING ean a 5 53 
Dubbo to Coonamble LHD RL ira heir ed ates aa 
Dubbo to Mendooran ; A AD ERM Mee 
West of Bathurst and Demon- 
drille and Caragabal ... fel BD 24453 
Mudgee to Coonabarabran and 
Coolah Lines els yet Daag, hee aes 
Wallerawang to Brogan’s Creek.|5 2/4 3}|4 9 
Picton to Goulburn, Richmond 
and Camden Lines, and Pen- 
rith to Bathurst WS w Dae yp 4b 0 
Sutherland to Nowra 15 514 515 0 
Beyond Goulburn Lp SE) By Baha G0 1 
Coonabarabran to Gwagebar Ex- a ) 
tension .. ‘ AG PDO | 4H) 





Approved hardwoods are grey gum, grey box, tallow-wood, 
white mahogany and white stringy bark. Blackbutt will not 
be accepted. 


Sizes.-— Squares and Roundbacks : 8 ft. x 9 in. x 4} in. 


(The roundbacks to give a bearing of 5 in. of redwood 
with 34 in. of redwood on sides, and a minimum depth of 
4 in. after being adzed.) . ; Bis 


When the sleepers are ready for inspection at railway 
stations, particulars as to number, &c., should be forwarded 
to the Sleeper Inspector, Existing Lines Branch, Railways, 


Sydney, who will arrange for early inspection and payment. 


Wed. MOBBIS,.2 aio 
Sewebary, 











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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS AND 
/ “TRAMWAYS. 


By-Law No. 620. 


THE Railway Commissioners for New South Wales, in pursuance of the 

powers conferred by the Government Railways Act, 1912, as amended by 

the Government Railways (Amendment) Act, 1916, Hoseby make the follow- 

° ing By-law, and all previous By-laws, Regulations, and conditions conflicting 
, therewith are repealed :— 


AMENDMENT TO RULES Nos. 55, 150, 151, 152, 158, 174, 188, 206, 210, 
243, 247, and 288. 


‘ . 55. (ay When an Engine-driver finds a Distant or a Three-position Signal 
showing the Caution indication, he must be prepared to stop at the next 
signal ahead should the latter be in the Stop position. 

(b) Upon lines where Permissive Block Working is in operation, and 
upon Single lines where the Ordinary Train Staff and. Ticket. System is in 
operation with time-interval for following trains, when an Engine-driver 
finds a Distant Signal in the Cautidn position, he must immediately reduce 
the speed of his train so as to be able, in case of need, to stop at such signal; 
but if he sees that the way in front of him is clear, he must proceed 
cautiously within the Distant Signal, having such control of his train ag to 
be able to stop it short of any obstruction that may exist between such 
Signal and the Home Signal, and must bring his train to a stand as near 
the Home Signal as the circumstances of the case will allow. 


If, before or after having passed the Distant Signal at Caution, the Home 
Sipnal is observed to be cleared, the speed. of the train must not be 
increased unléss it is seen that the line ‘is clear, as the Home Signal may 
have been cleared for a previous train that had been brought to a stand ~ 
between the Distant and Home Signals. 


Tal Dise or Lights to indicate last Vehicle. 


150. (a) Every train travelling on the Line must have a White Disc 
attached to the rear of the last vehicle by day and the prescribed Tail Lights 
by night, and during foggy weather, except when assisted by an engine 
in the rear, when that engine must carry the Disc or Tail Lights. The 
presence of the Disc or Tail Lights in the rear of each passing train will 
furnish evidence to very Signalman along the Line that no portion of the 
train has become detached. 


Engine Tedl Discs and Lights. 

(b) Engines when on any Running Line without a train must carry a 
White Dise in the rear by day, and the prescribed Tail Lights by night. 

When two or more engines run coupled without a train, the White Discs 
or Tail Lights must be carried by the last engine only. 

(c) Engines drawing trains must not carry Dises or Tail Lights in the 
rear. 

(d) When a train is agsisted by a Bank Engine in the rear and ‘the Bank 
Engine is not required to traverse the entire Tablet or Staff Section, the 
preseribed Tail Dise or Lights must be carried on both the Bank Engine 
and at the rear of the last vehicle of the train. If the Bank Engine requires 
to proceed through the Tablet or Staff Section, the Bank Engine must carry 
the prescribed Tail Dise or Lights; and, during dark, one White Tail Light 
must be exhibited on the left-hand side of the rear vehicle of the train to 
indicate the positon of that vehicle to the Engine-driver of the Bank Engine, 
except in cases where specially authorised by the Chief Traffic Manager for 
the Bank Engine to be attached to the ‘train; and, when the Bank Engine 
is no longer required, the train must be stopped at the first Staff or Tablet 
Station, where the White Tail Light must be removed and the prescribed 
Tail Dise or Lights exhibited at the rear of the last vehicle before the train 
is allowed to proceed on its journey. 


Head and Taal Lights after Sunset and in Foggy Weather. 


151. (a) After sunset, and.in foggy weather, every engine must carry 
the necessary Head Lights, and when running alone, the prescribed Tail 
; Lights also; and, except where instructions are issued to the contrary, every 
train, While on any Running Line, must carry the préscribed Tail Lights 
on the rear of the last vehicle. 





x Guard to see that Tail Lamps are burning. 


(b) The Guard, if there be only one, or the Rear Guard if there be more 
than one, must see that the Tail Lamps are Kspt properly burning when 
necessary. 

Lights on Bhinting Engines. 
_ 152. Shunting engines employed exclusively in Station Yards and Sidings 
‘must, after sunset or in foggy weather, carry at either end two Lamps show- 
ing ped Lights, or guch other Li ghte, as may be prescribed. 





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Saectals Following. 
153. (a) A Red Dise or a Red Flag by day, or an additional Red Tail 


Light by night, carried on the centre bracket at the rear of the last vehicle 
of a train or an engine, indicates that a Special train is to follow. 


Speceal Train running in Opposite Direction on Single Lines. . 

(b) On Single Lines a White Dise with Black Cross by day or a White 
Tail Light carried on the centre bracket by night, in addition to the Red 
Tail Lights, at the rear of the last vehicle, denotes that a Special train 
is due to run in the opposite direction over the same Line, before the next 
Ordinary or Special train. 


Special Train Signal always to be used. 


(c) The Train Signal notifying the running of a Special train must be 
carried for all Special trains and for all Conditional trains, unless they have 
been notified to run regularly. 


Specials Run without Notice. 


(d) A printed or written notice of Special trains must be given when 
practicable, but when such trains have to run at short notice, and the issue 


of.a printed or written advice is impracticable, the train must be telegraphed . 


or telephoned from the starting point to the necessary stations in advance. 
The staff must at all times be prepared for extra trains. 


Special Train following. 


(e) The Station-master at the starting point of a Special or Conditional 
train must, when practicable (except where special instructions exist to the 
contrary), take care that the additional Tail Signal is afixed on the centre 
bracket at the rear of the last vehicle of the preceding train, and he must 
inform the Guard in charge of it of the description and destination of the 
Special train. The Guard of the train preceding the Special train must 
inform the person in charge of each Station at which he stops, of the 
description and destination of the train that is following, and take care that 
the additional Tail Signal is removed from his own train when no longer 
wanted. 
Goods Trains cowpled together. 

174. (a) To facilitate the working of traffic, two Goods or Mineral trains 
may, in clear weather, and where specially authorised by the Chief Traffic 
Manager, be coupled together, the engine of the second train being attached 
to the Brake-van of the first train, and the two trains worked forward as 
one train. 


(b) At places where such special authority is given the Signalman must » 


decide. as to the coupling of trains together, and before the engine of the 
second train is attached to the Brake-van of the first train, the Guard of the 
first-train must satisfy himself that the Engine-driver of his own train is 
aware of what is about to be done. 

(c) When the Engine-driver in front has received his Guard’s signal to 
start, and he has satisfied himself that the necessary Fixed Signal has been 
cleared, he must call the attention of the Engine-driver of the second train 
by giving two whistles which must be acknowledged by repetition from the 
rear engine, and until such whistles have been given and acknowledged 
neither engine must move forward, and the Guard of the first train must 


not give the Signal to start until he has earhengen Signals with the Guard 


and Engine-driver of the second train. 


(d) The Tail Lamps at the rear of the first train must be removed as soon 


as the trains are coupled together, and must not be replaced until the trains 
are again divided, which must not be done until the coupled trains have been 
brought to’a stand at a Block, Staff, or Tablet Station, when the engine of 


the second train must be uncoupled from the Brake-van of the first train 
by the Head Guard of the first train, and the Tail Lamps must be replaced _ 


by him in their proper positions. 

(e) When trains are coupled together they must be signalled specially 
as may be arranged, and the Signalman, after receiving such special Signal, 
must not give the “ Train Arrival” Signal to the Signal-box in the rear 
until both trains.have passed out of the Section. 

(f) Coupled trains must not be sent to any Station or Siding unless it 
is known that they can be dealt, with there. 


(g) The Guard of each train must ride in the Brake- won at the rear of his’ 


own train. 

(h) On Lines where the Block System i is not in operation, when a train is 
standing outside the Home Signal and a following train arrives behind it, 
the Gisivd in charge of the first train must confer with the Engine-driver 
of the second train, and if both trains are going in the same direction, and 
they can be coupled for a part or the whole of the journey, the Guard of the 
first train must take the instructions of the Signalman on duty as to 
whether the trains should be coupled or not, 





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“G) On falling grades, Guards of the coupled trains ya apply the Hand- 
- brakes in sufficient time to keep the couplings tight when the trains com- 


~~ mence’to ascend the next rising grade, : 


~(j) When either of the Engine-drivers of the coupled trains finds it neces- 
sary to stop, he must sound the engine whistle as a signal to the other 
Engine-driver to shut off steam and apply his brake. 

(k) In foggy weather trains must not be coupled together, but must be 
worked separately. ' 


. Duties of Guard in charge of Passenger Train. 


188. (a) The Guard in charge of a Passenger train must satisfy him- 
self before starting that the prescribed hand-brake power is provided, that 
the vehicles are properly coupled and labelled, that the train is provided 
with the necessary Dises and Tail Lamps, and that the Continuous Brake 
is in working order. 

Change of Dise or Tail Lamps. 


(b) Should a vehicle be attached to, dr detached from, the rear of a Nat 


at an intermediate Station, the Guard, if there be only one, or the Rear 
Guard, if there be more than one, must see that the Dise or Tail Lamps are 
removed to their proper places on the train. ; 


Continuous Brake and other Couplings to be adjusted after Shunting. 


(ec) The Head Guard must see that the Continuous Brake, Electric Com- 
munication, and other couplings between the vehicles are properly adjusted 
after shunting is performed, and before again starting his train. 


Shasketbite of Train into Siding or from one Running Inne to the other to 
allow another train to pass. 


206. (a) When a train is shunted into a Siding after sunset, or in foggy 

weather, for another train to pass, the Tail Lamps must be removed or so 
disposed of as not to exhibit the Red Lights to a following train. 
« (b) When a train has to be shunted from one Running Line to another 
to allow a following train to pass, such train must be set well within the 
Home Signal, so as to be efficiently protected by it from any train approach- 
ing from the opposite direction. 

(c) Beforé any train is shunted from one Running Line to another after 
sunset, or in foggy weather, the Engine-driver must exhibit two Red Head 
Lights in front of the engine (or tender, if running tender first), so as to 
face a train coming from the opposite direction, and remove all other Head 
Lights which his engine may be carrying. The Red Lights must be kept 
exhibited until the whole of the shunted train has again been placed on its 
proper Running Line. 


Tail Lights of Shunted Trans. 


(d) Tiemiadiaveky a train has been shunted from one Running Line to 
another, the Guard (in the case of a train) or the Engine-driver (in the case 
of a light engine) must remove or obscure the Tail Lights, and before the 
train recrosses to its proper Running Line, the Tail Lights must. be re- 
placed, 

~ Detaching Engine from Train stcnding on Wrong Inne. 

‘(e) Should it be necessary for the engine to be detached and leave its 
train standing on the wrong Line, the Guard in charge must place two Red 
Lights on the front vehicle of the train so left, and the Engine-driver will 
be held responsible for seeing that this is done before removing his engine 
from the train. 

(f) Should the engine have to remove a portion of the train, the Guard 
in charge must see that two Red Lights, as aforementioned, are left ex- 
hibited on the front vehicle of the rear portion before the front portion is 
removed. 

(¢g) In the case of a train or vehicles having to be shunted from a Siding 


-on to a Running Line, or from one Running Line to another (Running 


Line, and having to stand there, the Shunter or other person in charge 
must, after sunset, or in foggy weather, take care that two Red Lights are 
placed on the end of the train or vehicles so as to face any train that may 
be approaching on the same line. 


Train Signal Lights of Trains crossing at Stations on Single Lines. 


(h) At Single Line crossing places, after sunset and in foggy weather, 
when a train is standing on a Running Line waiting for another train to 
eross or to pass, and such train is clear of the fouling points, a White Light 
must be exhibited at each end of the train, on the side nearer the clear 
Running Line, and a Red Light at each end of the train on the side further 
away from the clear Running Line. The Guard will be responsible for 
exhibiting these ‘Lights at his end of the train, and the Engine-driver will 
be responsible for exhibiting them at his end. Should the engine be de- 


tached, the Red and White Lights must be exhibited in the manner directed, 
on the leading vehicle of the train, 


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Vehicles left on any Ridasny Fine prior to Beats. SIninted. 


210. (a) When vehicles are detached from a train and lett on any Run- 
ning Line prior to ‘being shunted into Sidings, or when it'is necessary for 
a train or any vehicle to be pla¢ed outside 2 Home Signal, the Signalman’s 


permission must first be obtained in order that he may, keep the Signals 


at. Stop for the protection of the Line, and take the authorised steps for 


securing safety in one or both directions as may be required, At night, or. 


in foggy weather, in addition, two Red Lights must be shown at the rear 
of the vehicles, or, where necessary, at both front and rear until they are 
sately placed in the Sidings. When vehicles have been detached, care must 
be taken that they are properly secured so as to prevent them from moving. 


(b) It is the duty of the Shunter or person. in charge of the shunting to 
see that the proper Red Lights are shown at the rear, or where e necessary at 


both front and rear, of vehicles standing on any Running Line,, or on 


vehicles detached from trains, and Station-masters must take care that this 


’ is clearly understood by the men concerned. The Signalman must also keep 


a good look-out upon ‘the arrival of trains, and’ if he sees‘that any vehicles 
have become detached and are left on any Running Line he must take the 
necessary steps to protect them. 


(c) Unless ‘special permission is given by the Chief Traffic Manager, no 
train or vehicle must be placed outside a Home Signal on a Double Line. 
At places where such permission is given, and the Line is ona falling grade 
towards the Signal-box in the rear, there must always be a brake-van in the 
rear, and a man in it to work the HEiRS: 


TRAINS STOPPED By ACCIDENT, FAILURE, OR OBSTRUCTION, 
Protection of Train. 


243 (a) When a train is stopped by an accident or from any cause, (unless 
it has arrived at or passed the Home Signal), the Guard must confer with 
the Engine-driver and come to an understanding as to the direction from 
which relief is to be obtained. ‘The Guard, if there be only one, or the rear 
Guard, if there be more than one, must immediately go back at least 1,200 
yards, unless he arrive at a Signal-box or automatic signal within that dis- 
tance, plainly exhibiting his Hand Stop Signal, to stop any following train, 


and, in addition to his «Head Signals, he must take detonators’ (to be used . 


by day as well as by night), which must be placed upon the line on which 
the stoppage has happened, as follows, viz, :— 


1 Detonator at 400 yards from his train, 
1 Detonator at 800 yards from his train, 


4 


and 4 
3 Detonators, ten yards apart, not less than 1,200 yards from his 
train, 5 ; 


and must also continue to exhibit his Hand Stop Reena to stop any coming 
train. 


(b) Lf the Guard arrives at a Signal-box within or at about 1, 200 eabde 
from his train, he must place three Detonators on the Line opposite the 
Signal-box, and must also instruct the Signalman to keep his Signals at 
Stop to protect the Line which is obstructed. He must then return to his 
train or take such other steps as may be necessary to — with the ob- 
struction. 


(c) If the Guard arrives at an Autaiatie Signal wip or at about. 


1,200 yards from his train, he must place three Detonators on the Line 


opposite the Signal, and must then communicate with the Signalman by 
means of the ‘Telephone at the Signal Post; and remain at the ‘Signal in. 


aecordance with clause (3). 


(d) Should’the distance of not less than 1,200 yards fall ers a ‘Tunnel, 
ar close to the mouth of a Tunnel nearest to the obstruction, or in any 
other position where, owing to the formation of the Line, or to some other 
circumstance, the Engine- abiver of an approaching train would be unable 
to obtain a good and distant view of the Hand Stop Signal, then, unless 
there be a Signal- box between the obstruction and the Tunnel, the Signal 


must be Eshibited and Detonators must be placed on the Line: at the end 


of the Tunnel farthest from the obstruction, or at such a distance over and 
above the prescribed distance of not less than 1,200 yards as may be neceés- 
sary to ensure the Engine-driver obtaining a good and distant view of such 
Signal. 

(e) Before the Guard in going back enters a Tutnel he must place fixe 
Detonators on the Line, ten yards apart, at oe end of the Tunnel nearest 
to the obstruction. 

(f) In order as quickly as possible to secure the safety of the Ling. as 


well as to ebtain assistance and to regulate the working of the traffic, if the 
Signal-box in the rear of the obstruction be the nearer, the Guard, after. 


‘protecting his train by Detonators, as aforementioned, must go to such 














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Signal-box, and advise the Signalman of the obstruction, but if the Signal- 


' box in advance of the obstruction be the nearer or can be more quickly 


arrived at, the second Guard, if there be more than one Guard,.or the Fire- 
man, if there be not more than one Guard, must immediately go to the 
Signal-box in advance, and advise the Signalman of the cause of the 
obstruction. 

(g) If the engine be able to run forward, it must be detached, and the 
Engine-driver must proceed to the Signal-box in advance for the purpose of 
carrying out. the provisions of the previous paragraph, having, if required, 
first obtained from. the Rear Guard an order to return on ihe. Wrong Line, 
as provided for in Rule 247. 


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When Assistance is obtained from the Rear. 
(h) lt the Guard obtains assistance from the rear, he must ride on the 


engine of, the assisting train, and point out to the Engine-driver the posi- 


tion of the disabled train. The assisting train must run at reduced speed; 
and great caution must be observed by all concerned. 

(i) If the engine obtained from the rear has to return on the Wrong Line, 
the Guard must, before starting with the assisting engine, first obtain the 
prescribed “ Wrong Line Order ” in accordance with Rule 248. 

Guard not to return to his Train until recalled by EKngine-driver. 

(j) Except as aforementioned, the Guard must not return to his train 
until recalled by the Engine-driver sounding the engine whistle, and when 
recalled he must leave the three most distant Detonators, and return to his 
train, taking up the other. Detonators on his way. Should he be recalled 
before reaching the prescribed distance, he must then place on the rail three 
Detonators, 10 yards apart, eand return to his train, taking up the other 
Detonators on his way. 

Should the Guard have placed the Detonators opposite a Signal-box 
in accordance with clause (b), the Signalman must, take up the Detona- 
tors when information has been received that the obstruction has been re- 
moved; and, when the “Is Line Clear”. Signal for the next train which 
has to pass through the section has been accepted by the Signalman at the 
Signal-box in advance, the train must be stopped and the Engine-driver 
must be advised of the circumstances. 


. If a Second Train come wp. 


(k) If a second train come up before the obstruction has been removed, 
the Guard of the second train must protect his train as aforementioned. 
The Guard of the first train having assured himself that the Guard of. the 
second train has gone back with the necessary Signals for the protection 
of the second train, may then rejoin his own train. If other trains come 
up, the same rule must be carried out, the Guard of the last train being 
the protection for the whole. 


When Stoppage Occurs to a Light Engine. 


(1) Should the stoppage or failure occur to an engine not attached to a 
train, the Fireman must immediately go back and act in the way prescribed 
for the Guard. 

; Parallel Lines. 


(m) Where parallel Lines (see diagram below) are so near together that 


a vehicle running on either Line fouls the other, Detonators must be placed — 


on each Line. 


Mies than One Line obstructed. 


(n) When there are more than two Lines, and.an accident causes more 
than one to be fouled, the necessary steps must be taken to protect oe the 
Lines obstructed. 


Protection of Trains on Sindle Lines, 


(o) G) It will not be necessary to carry out the provisions of this Rule 
for the protection, of trains on Single Lines when the Engine-driver is in 
possession of the Electric Train Tablet, Electric Train Staff, or Train Staff, 
unless directed to do so in the Resulations for Working Trains under the 
Tablet, or Staff, or Train Staff System. 

(ii) Where provision is made for a train to be protected on Single 
Lines in both directions, the precautions laid down in this Rule for pro- 
tecting the train in the rear must also be applied for the protection of the 
front part of the train. 

(111) Upon lines where the Block System is not in operation, or where 
Permissive Block Working is in operation, the provisions of this Rule must 
be earried out, although a train has arrived at a Home Signal, when for any 
reason such as failure or obstruction the sepeoi oe is likely to be 
prolonged. 


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6001 


6002 


Train or Portion of Train left on Running Line from Accident or 
Failure of Engine. 

247. (a) When a train or portion of a train is left on any Running Line 
from accident or inability of the engine to take the whole forward, or from 
any other cause, and the engine or engine with portion of the train requires 
to proceed to the first Block Signal-box in advance, the Engine-driver on 
approaching the Block Signal-box must bring his engine to a stand at the 
Home Signal whether the Signal is in the Clear position or not, and must 


send his Fireman to inform the Signalman that portion of his train has been — 


left in the Section. The Engine-driver must not draw past the Home 
Signal until his Fireman returns from the Signal-box. On arrival of the 
engine, or engine with portion of the train, inside the Home Signal, the 
Signalman will give directions as to the removal of the portion of the train 
left in the Section. The Signalman must not give the “Train Arrival” 
signal to the Signal-box in the rear until he has satisfied himself that the 
whole of the train has arrived. 


The Engine- driver must not return on the same line for the train or 


_ portion of train left in the Section except as ordered, in Clauses (g) and (h) 


of this Rule, but must cross on to, and travel along, the proper Line, and 
must re-cross at the nearest point behind the part left, which he must push 
before him until convenient to go in front again with the engine. 


Tail Dise or Lights. 

(b) No Tail Dise or Light must be carried on the engine or last vehicle 
of the front portion of the train, before reaching the first Signal-box; if the 
engine, or front portion of the train, has to pass into the next Section, a Tail 
Dise or Lights must then be placed in the rear. 


(c) ‘As soon as the first portion of the train has drawn forward sufficiently 
far, either by day or night, two Detonators must be placed on the rails, one 
hundred yards from the front vehicle, to notify the Engine-driver when 
returning of the position of the remainder of his train left on the Running 
Line. 


(d) After sunset, or in foggy weather, before the front portion is drawn 
forward a White Light must be exhibited on the front vehicle of the rear 
portion by the man who divides the train, 


When Two Guards with Train. ; 


(e) When two Guards are employed with the train, the Front Guard (or 
where both Guards ride in the rear, the Under Guard) must, after the rear 
portion of the train has been secured, uncouple it, and ride upon the last 
vehicle of the front portion; the other Guard, after putting on his brake, 
must go back and protect the rear portion, in accordance with Rule 243. 


When only One Guard with Train. 


(f) When there is only one Guard with the train, the Fireman must, after 
the rear portion of the train has been secured, uncouple the rear portion 
where required, and ride upon the last vehicle of the front portion, and the 
Guard must take the necessary measures to protect the rear portion. 


Special Following. 


Special Train running in Opposite Direction on Single Lines. 
Specials Run without Notice. 


288. (a) A Special train to follow is indicated by the preceding train 


carrying on the rear of the last vehicle a Red Disc or a Red Flag by day,’ 
or an additional Red Tail Light by night. On Single Lines a White Disc 


with black Cross by day, or a White Tail Light carried on the centre bracket 
by night, in addition to the Red Tail Lights, at the rear of the last vehicle, 
denotes thet a Special train is due to run in the opposite direction over the 
same Line before the next Ordinary or Special train. As, however, Special 
trains have frequently to be run without previous notice of any kind, it is 
necessary at all times to be prepared fot such extra trains. Fettlers are 
required to look for such Signals. 


The Common Seal of the Railway Commissioners for New South Wales 
was hereunto affixed this 27th day of Retohet in the Year of Our 
Lord, 1922, im the presence of— 

W. JNO. MORRIS, 


Secretary. 





Approved by the Governor-in-Counci] on the 8th day of November, 1922, 


H. ©. Bunce, ; 
[3227] Clerk of the Executive Council. 








NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 158. [10 Nov., 1922. 


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NOTICE UN DER REAL PROPERTY ACT. 


(Aor S by the undermentioned have been 
made to bring the lands respectively described 

under the provisions of the Real Property Act. 
Caveats may be lodged on or before the respective 
dates mentioned :— 


' No, 22,813. Richard Horace Sams, 1 r. 
st., about 120 feet south of Calliope- st., 


- 15th Dec., 1922. 

No. 93,340. Edwin Gartrell, Alfred Gartrell, and 
Harry Gartrell, 43 a. 3 1 35 p., on Ploughman’s 
Creek, and on the road from Molong to Orange, part 
pors. 34 and 53, phs. Boreenore and Orange respec- 


tively, ce. Wellington. 15th Dec., 1922. 


, Spofforth- 
Mosman, 


A it 23,359. . Alice Emily Gazzard, 21 pee bt Taylor- 

uf about 160 ft. easterly from Joseph-st., Lidcombe. 
isth Dec., 1922. 

No. 23,673. Eliza Ann Hinton, John Valentine 


Hinton, and Edith Annie Sarah Forsyth, 192 p., inel. 
Nos. 197 and 199, Clarence-st., and Nos. 340 and 342, 
Kent-st., Sydney. 15th Dec., 1922. 

No. 24, 135. James Zeplin and Andrew W ilson, 15 a, 
8} p., in ‘Old Hawkesbury and Windsor rds., Windsor. 
[As to part of the subject land, a title by possession is 
claimed against Henry Hodgkinson Bobart and Robert 
Campbell, in whom the same became vested by a deed 
registered Book Y, No, 124. and against their succes- 
«sors in titke.] 10th Jan., 1923. 

No. 24,209. Walter Freeman, 311 p. 

ch Park-ave. and Gordon rd., and adj. rpabhe School, 
Gordon. 15th Dec., 1922. 

No. 24,224. Stephen Edward White. 819 a, 2 
por. 6, ph. Merrybundinah, co. Clarendon, on the road 
from Bethungra. to Gundagai. 15th Dec., 1922. 

No. 24,281. Thomas Hartneady, 100 a., por. 18, ph. 
Larbert, co. Murray, at Larbert. 15th Dec., 1922. 

No, 24,371. G. S. Yuill & Co. Ltd.,.3 r; 27 Wee au 
the intersection of Ocean-st. and Railw ay-pde., at 


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, at corner of 


Corrimal Railway Station. 15th Dec., 1922. 
No, 24.407. Elizabeth White Ivey, 263 p., lots 38. 
39, and 40, Springside Est. , Springside-st., Balmain. 


15th Dec., 1922. 

No. 24,433. Ethel Maude Levingston, 24 a. Lr, 251 
p-, in Bond’s and Hannan’s rds., and Karne-st., Can- 
terbury. 15th Dec., 1922. 


No. 24,479, Herbert Victor Thomas Cocks, About 
419 a., ex. road, on Ganbenang Ck., pors. 4, 6, 7, and 
pt. por. 56, . Ganbenang, ¢o. Westmoreland, at 
Lowther. 15th Dec., 1922. 


Diagrams delineating these lands may he inspected 


at the Land Titles Office. _ 
Ww. G, H- WILLI AMS, 
Oh Se General. 
1922. Sess 2 


10th November, [8235] 


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Registrar-General’s Devan tment, 
Sydney, 8th November, 1922. 


T is hereby notified that, in conformity with the 
provisions of the Registration of Births, Deaths, 
and Marriages Act, 1899, the undermentioned Officiat- 
ing Ministers have been registered at this office for 

~ the celebration of Marriages :— 


No, 5409, Reverend Ilbert Rawson, Check of England 
(Diocese of Riverina), Ariah. Park, 25th October, 
No.-5410, Reverend Albert James Hivper, Presbyte- 
; rian Church of Australia in the State of New 
South Wales, Jerilderic, 27th October, 1922. 
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more 1st November, 1992. 


he. No. 5412, Reverend Arthur Ernest Weston, Thi: yi 

iy Church of England ay aide of Bathurst), Bath-. 

aP _  urst, lst November, 1922 

Teal be No. 5413, Reverend George Henry Richards, Chureh 
SU MIOL England (Diocese of Bathurst), Brewarrina, ' 


A 1st November, 1922. 

ghee a-*No. 2774, Reverend John Sydney Houghton’ Cawte, 

Sy i Church of England (Diocese of Armidale), Walcha, 

“=> ¢: , Ist November, 1922. 

cue UAsNO. 5414, Reverend Frank Sydney Young, 
ia aC England (Diocese of Armidale), Boggabilla, Ist 

- November, 1922. 


- Jand (Diocese of Armidale), Gunnedah, 
2 ber, 1922. 

: 5416, Pastor Lawrence Henry Shakespeare, Bap- 
. ie Church (Union), Rappville, 3rd November, 





= , 5417, ‘Reverend Alfred Edw ard Percival Waters! 
SF, Methodist Church of Australasia in New South 
4 Wales, Bulli, 7th November, 1922. 
- *Previously — registered as Reverend John Sydney 

Fiegneey ed: hi eee se 

We G. HAWILLIAMS. 

tse gs ~ Registrar-General, 
No. 158, 10 Novem, 1 peek . Fra $M 





Ni SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT OA7EITE, No, 158, 





5411, Ensign Simon Hunt , Salvation’ BePty Lis- | 


Church of, 


» 6415, Reverend Alfred Battersby, Church of Bie. 
Ist Novem. 2 


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Besinivar Caner) s Department, 
Sydney, 8th November, 1922 


iG is fereby notified that; in conformity with the 
provisions of the Registration of Births, Deaths, 
and Marriages Act, 1899, the changes of Residence of 
the undermentioned Officiating Ministers have been 
duly registered. at this office : — 


No. 5028, Reverend Leonard William Slade, » B.A. 
Church. of England (Diocese of Riverina), from 
Ariah Park to Broken Hill, 25th October, 1922. 

No. 5164, Mr. George John Stevens, Presbyterian 
Church of Australia in the State “of New South 
Wales, from 23 York-street, Sydney, to Marulan, 
27th October, 1922. 

No, 5289, Mr. James Adamson, Presbyterian Church 

of Australia in the State of New South Wales, 

ie Moonan Flat to Unanderra, 27th October, 

No. 4673, Mr. Lawrence Baines, Presbyterian Church 

of Australia in the State of New South ‘Wales, 
ey Blacktown to Coff’s Harbour, 27th October, 

22 ere 

2343, Reverend Donald McKay Barnet,’ B.A., 
Presbyterian Church of Australia in the State of , 
“New South Wales, from 23 York-street, Sydney, 
to Carlotta-street, Greenwich, 27th October, 1922, 
No. 3957, Mr, Thomas Canning, Presbyterian Church 

of Australia in the State of New South Wales, 
from Aberdeen to Dudley, 27th October, 1922, 

No, 3979, Reverend James Alexander Gtajgen, Presby- 

terian Church of Austraha in. the State of New 

aoe eo from Urana to The Rock, 27th Octo- 

er, 192 
3396, Reverend William McKay Herd, M.A., 
Presbyterian Church of Australia in the State of 
New South Wales, from Kyogle to Narrabri, 27th 
October, 1922. 

No, 2824, Reverend John Hunter MacGoun, Presby- 
terian Church of Australia in the State of New 
South Wales, from Tumut to 23 York-street, Syd- 
ney, 27th October, 1922, { 

No, 4188, Mr. David MacGregor, Presbyterian Church. 
of Australia in the State of New South Wales, 
from Guyra to 23 York-street, Sydney, 27th Octo- 
ber, 1922, 

No. 4787, Mr. Robert John May, Presbyterian Church 
of Australia in the State of New South Wales, 
from Stockton to Brocklesby, 27th October, 1922. 

No, 4674, Mr. O’Brien Reynolds St. John Palmer, 

Presbyterian Church of ‘Australia in the State of 

New South Wales, from Crookwell to Picton, 27th, 

October, 1922, : 

4915, Mr. Stewart Rebertson, Presbyterian 
Church of ‘Australia in the State of New South 
Wales, from Picton to Hullston, 27th October, 
1922. 

1240, Mr. Francis Charles Stevens, Presbyterian 
Chursh of Australia in the State of New South 
Wales, from Woy Woy to Blacktown, 27th Octo- 
ber, 1922. 

4581, Reverend George Cowie, Presbyterian 
Church of Australia in the State of New South 
Wales, from Consett and Hillier streets, Concord 
West, to Grénfell, 27th October, 1922. 

No. 4952; Mr. Charles’ Jardine Mackay, Presbyterian 

Church of* Australia. in the State of New South 

‘Wales, from Hillston to Wetherill-street, Narra- 

been, 27th October, 1922. 

5193, Reverend William Hind Carrick, Presby- 
terian Church of Australia in the State of New 
South Wales, from Allamba, Hereford-street, 
Stockton, to Bellingen, 27th October, 1922. 


5382. Mr. Lachlan Lennox MacIntyre, Presby- 
‘terian Church of Australia in the State of New 
South Wales, from Coff’s Harbour to 23 York- 
street, Sydney, 27th October, 1922. 


No. 


No. 


‘No. 


No. 


No. 


No. 


No. 


No. 5062, Mr. Frederick Henry Druery,. Presbyterian 

“Cherch of Australia in the State of New: South 
Wales, from Dunoon to Grafton, 27th October. 
1922. 
No. 4457, Reverend William Gordon, Nisbet, Th.h., 


Church of England (Diocese of Sydney), from Dor 
rigo to Blair Athol, Stewart-street, Randwick, 
31et October, 1922. 
No: 5285, oddketid Thomas Christie Hippo. Church of 
' pec be (Diocese cf Bathurst), from bigs gt to 
Barry, Ist November, 1922. 


5112, Reverend, Henry. Beauchamp St. pee 
‘Th... Church of England (Diocese of Armidale), 
from Gunnedah to Armidale, Ist November; 1922. 


No. 4297, Reverend Thomas Hunter Barratt. Church 
of England (Diocese of Armidale). from Armidale 
to Werris Creek, tst November, 1922, 


No. 


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No. 2646, Reverend James Fiery Whitehead, Clie oh 
ot England (Diocese of Ar midale), fr om. Boggabilla 

_to Emmaville, Ist November, 1922. 

4725, Reverend Walter Ernest Maltby, Th.L., 

Church of England (Diocese of Sydney), from 
Simpson-avenue, Burwood, to 8 Boronia-avenue, 
urwood, 2nd November, 1922. 

. 2195, Reverend Alfred Noble Burton, Church of 
England (Diocese of Sydney), from Seven Hills to 
Spencer-street, Rose Bay, 2nd November, 1922. 

. 4389, Rever end Frederick Hugh Hordern, L.Th., 
Church of England (Diocese of Sydney), from 31 
Newcastle-street, Rose Bay, to, Seven Hills, 
November, 1922,” 

. 3087, Reverend Harold Arthur Campbell Rowsell, 
Th.L., Church of England (Diocese of Sydney), 
from Ber ry to Blackheath, 2nd. November, 1922. - 

. 3598, Reverend Leo Rubie Connell, Th, 1, “Charch 
of England (Diocese of Sydney), from Blackheath 
to Berry; 2nd November, 1922. 

. 3602, Reverend Arnold Adalbert Conolly, Chiireh 
of England (Diocese of Sydney), from 57 Fraser- 
oe Marrickville, to Gordon, 2nd November, 

. 53834, Reverend Oscar Charles John Van, Church 
of England (Diocese of Sydney), from Dural to 
414 Park-parade, Bondi, 2nd November, 1922. 

. 3223, Reverend Randolph John Ross Edwards, 
M.A.; Canon, Church of England (Diocese of 
Goulburn), from Jarandilla, Chester-street, Ryde, 
te Jarandilla, Chester-street, Kpping, 6th Nov em- 
ber, 1922. 

; 5229, Adjutant William John Reynolds, Salvation 
Army, from Auburn to Bathurst, 7th November, 


1922; 
W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 
Registrar-General. 


No. 





[3158 } Registrar-General’s Department, 

; Sydney, &th November, 1922. 

| a is hereby notified that the undermentioned Offici- 
ating Ministers have ceased to be registered at 


this office for the celebration of marriages, in conform. }~ ° 
- ity with the provisions of the Registr, ation of Births, | 


Deaths, and Marriages Act, 1899 :— 


No. 5357, Reverend William MclIlhatton, B.A., B.D., 
Presbyterian Church of Australia in the State of 
New South Wales, Corowa, having left the State. 

. 4640, Reveread Sydney Robert William ‘Richard- 
son, "M.A., B.D , Presbyterian Church of Aus- 
tralia in the State of New South Wales, 23 York- 
street, Sydney, having left the State. 

. A115, Reverend John Smith, Presbyterian Church 
of Australia in the State of New South Wales, 23 
York-street, Sydney, having left the State. 

_ 4718 Reverend Allan MacDonald MacKillop, B.A. 
B.D., Presbyterian Church of Australia in the 
State of New South Wales, Lismore, having left 
the State. 








No. 4806, Reverend Henry Scott Riddell Innes, B. A., 
Presbyterian Church of Australia in the State a 
New South Wales, Narrabri, having left the 
State. 

No. 5258, Mr. John Percival Whitney, Methodist 
Church of Australasia in New South Wales, |> 
Helensburgh, having left the State. : ‘ 

W. G. H-WILLIAMS, ; 
Registrar-General. 
[3143] Sydney, 10th November, 1922. 


APPLICATIONS FOR LEASES das OYSTER 
CULTURE. - 


|T is hereby notified that the under mibatoned per- 
sons have applied to lease for oyster culture the 
portions of lands described hereunder. Objections may 
be lodged at the Chief Secretary’s Department, 
Fisheries Branch, within thirty days of the date of 
“this notice against: the leasing of any of the portions. 
Tf interference with a hauling ground is alleged. a 
statutory declaration a a licensed fisherman must be 


submitted to the effect that the area has been hauled 


during the preceding twelve months ;—- 


EB. B. HARKNESS, 
Under Secretary. 





Application No, 11 5922, John Robert Hickey, adjoin- 
ing the eastern end of Oyster Lease No. 11,574, 
Clarence River, parish Nanegai, county Clarence, 
100 yards foreshore; term of lease, fifteen years. 

Application No. 11,983, Clarence Innes, on the eastern 
bank of Clyde River, adjoining the north-western 
end..of Oyster Lease No. 10,397, parish East 


Nelligen, county St. Vincent. 200, yard fore- 


shoré; term of lease. ton years. 


‘NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAUBTTE, No. 158\ 


2nd 


Application No. 








_ Application No: 11,948, 
fronting portion No.. 5, of 155 acres, and lying 
between Oyster Leases Nos. 5,322 and 7,012, 
Crookhaven River, 


lease, ten years. 

Application No. 11,899, James Frederick Falls, on the 
eastern. bank of ‘Khappinghat Creek, fronting 
portion No. 11, of 60 acres; parish Bohnock, 
county Gloucester, 100 yards foreshore; term of 
lease, ten years. 

Application No. 11,995, ‘Alice May Johnson, offshore, 
adjoining Oyster Leases ‘Nos. 9,951 and 10,292, 
Port Stephens, county Gloucester, about 1 acre; 
term of lease, ten years. 

Application No. 12,007, Norman Bates Phillips, off- 
shore in north-arm, ” adjoining the southern boun- 
dary of Oyster ‘Lease No. 10,953, Port Stephens, 
county Gloucester, about 1 acre 2 roods ; term of 
lease, ten years. 

Application No. 12,011, J acob William Cartmel Robin- 
son, offshore, in Tilligerry Creek, adjoining the 
outer boundaries Oyster Leases Nos. 11,029 and 
11,030, section No. 2, and part of the outer boun- 
dary of Oyster Lease’ No. 11 ,035, section No. 1, 
. Port Stephens, parish Stowell, county Gloucester, 
about 20 acres; term of lease, ten years. 

Application No. 12, O12, Jacob William Cartmel Robin- 
son, offshore, in Salamander Bay, adoining the 
western boundary of Oyster Lease No. 11,091, 
Port Stephens, parish Tomaree, county Glou- 
cester, about 2 roods; term of Bay ten years. 

Application No. 12,020, "Paul Bartholomew Bettini, 
and John Ferguson Bettini, on the southern bank, 
in two sections, and being identical with Oyster 
lease No. 4,990, expiring 30th November, 1922, 
Wagonga River, parish Noorooma, county Dam- 
pier, foreshore, 1 500 yards (in all); term of lease, 


ten years, 
12,021, Paul Bartholomew Bettini, 
and John Ferguson. Bettini, on the western fore- 
Riek of -Forester’s Bay, lying between Oyster 
‘Leases Nos. 7,781. and 9,142, and being identical 
with Oyster lease No. 4, 996, expiring 30th Novem- 
ber, 1922, Wagonga ‘River, parish Noorooma, 
county Dampier, 1,000 yards foreshore; term of 
lease, ten years, 
Application No. 12,022: Paul Bartholomew Bettini, 
and John Ferguson Bettini, on the northern bank, 
lying between Oyster Leases Nos. 6,435 and 8,741, 
and being identical with Oyster Lease No.. 4. 993, 
expiring 30th November, 1922, Wagonga River, 
parish Wagonga, county Dampier, 850 yards fore- 
shore; term of lease, ten years. 


[3117] Water iopusrvation and Irrigation Commission. 
_. 247 George-street, — 
Sydney, 4th November, 1922. 
POLLY ere No. 1 BORE WATER BEET 
. First Evecrion or TRUSTEES. 


Burron JoshPH Sranner, hereby declare that the 
6 undermentioned candidates were duly nominated 


as Trustees oe the Polly Brewon No. 1 Bore Water. 


Trust, viz. 
Ward, Char les Mark, Wyalla, Walgett. 
Copeman, Frederick George, Myallawa, Walgett. 


There being only two Trustees to be elected, I have 
this day declared the abovenamed Charles Mark Ward 


and Frederick George Copeman to be. duly elected 


George Phevese Witchard. 


parish, ‘Wollumboola, county. 
St. Vincent, about 300 yards foreshore; term of 


[10 Nov. 1922. : 


me 


as Trustees of the said Trust for the ensuing term of 


three years. 
B, J. STANNER, 
aa “Returning Officer. 


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‘[3l18} Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, ; 


247 George-street, 


Sydney, 4th Nov ember, 1922. 
POLLY BREWON No. 2 BORE WATER TRUST. 
First ‘ELECTION or- TRUSTEES. 
Burton Josepn Sranner, hereby declare that the 


@ undermentioned candidates were duly nominated — . 
as Trustees se the Polly Brewon ha 2 Bore Water. 


Trust. viz. 


Ward, Chatles Mark, Wyalla, Walgett. 
Trennery, Leslie, “Bonnay, Walgett. 


There being only two Trustees to be elected, I are Ae 

Ward. 
and Leslie Trenerry to be duly elected as Trustees of | 

the said Trust for the ensuing term of three years. 


this day. declared the abovenamed Charles Mark 


Re, J. STANNER, ‘ 


Returning Officer. 





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_ * “WATER ACT, 1912 (PART II). 
‘HE Water Conservation and Irrigation Commis- 
. sion has received the following applications for 
Licenses : — 
(t) James Watson. pump, Deep Creek or Shan- 
- non Brook, Por. 83, Psh. Wooroowoolgan, 
Co. Richmond. 


(2) Francis George Bray, weir and pump, on Mehi 


River, por: 8, par. Neargo, Co. Benarba. 
(8) Hugh William Bucknell, Levee on left bank 


of Gingham Watercourse, por. 16, par. Crino 


line, Co, Benarba. 
The respective L,L. Boards will publicly inquire into 
the applications (1) at the Court. House, Casino, on 
29th November, 1922, at 10 a.m.; (2) and (3) at the 
Court House, Moree, on 4th December, 1922, at 


10 a.m, 
H, H. DARE, 
[3154] ; Commissioner. 





[3155] Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 
Sydney, 7th November, 1922.- 


NEARGO, CURRUMBAH,: URANBAH, BAROMA, 
TULLOONA, AND CAREUNGA BORE WATER 
TRUSTS, — - 

— ELEctTIoN oF TRUSTEES, 

EDNESDAY, the 13th December, 1922, has been 
appointed the date for the election of two 

Trustees of each of the abovenamed Trusts, and the 


office of the Trusts, Frome-street, Moree, the polling- 


place. on ele 
H, H. DARE, 


‘Commissioner, 





ACT OF PARLIAMENT ASSENTED TO. 





Legislative Council Office, % 
Sydney, 2nd November, 1922. 
T is hereby notified, for general information, that 
His Excellency the Governor has, in the name 


and on behalf of His Majesty, this day assented to 


the undermentioned Act passed by the Legislative 


Council and Legislative Assembly of New South 


Wales in Parliament assembled, viz. :— 
Act No. 18-1922. ‘‘An Act to authorise the raising of 
_ a Loan for Public Works and Services, and for 
other purposes.’’ : 
W. L. S. COOPER, 
Clerk of the Parliaments. 





SALE OF UNCLAIMED HORSE IN POSSESSION 
OF THE POLIOD, 


AN unelaimed horse in possession of the Police, and described 
hereunder, will, unless previously claimed, be sold by public 
auction at Rooty Hill Police Sration, at 3 p.m., on Saturday, 
the 11th November, 1922, in accordance with section 35 of the 
Police Regulation Act, No. 20, of 1899 :— 


Dark-bay or brown gelding, 144 hands high, about 7 years old, 
black points, slightly Roman nose, broken to saddle, branded 
A™~ over A Fi near shoulder. 


JAMES MITCHELL, 
[2625 | = -. Inspector-General of Police. 





POLICE SALE—UNCLAIMED PROPERTY, 


HE undermentioned unclaimed property in posses- 
sion of the Police will, unless previously ‘claimed, 

be sold by public auction on Saturrday, 9th December, 
1922, at 10.30 a.m., at-the Central Police Court, Liver- 
pool-street, Sydney, under the provisions of section 


35, Police Regulation Act. No. 20, 1899, by order of 


the Inspector-General of Police, viz. :— 


Watches, chains, bracelets, rings, brooches, electro- 
_ plate ware, wearing apparel, umbrellas, handbags, 
purses, bicycles, paint, motor tyres, suit-cases, 
tools, motor lamps, kit-bags, rugs, white lead, 
_ blankets, beer, wines, spjrits, magnetoes, tables, 


and a quantity of miscellaneous sundries, 
Terms, strictly cash. 


John P. Laster Limited, Auctioneer. - 


JAMES MITCHELL, 
: Inspector General of Police, 


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_ NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 10s. 8005, 





Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 


; Ms Sydney, 17th October, 1922. 
NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


Notice to tHe Owners or TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
IN,— 


Auburn: North-parade, from Gibbons-street to. North- 
umberland-street; Macquarie-street, from existing 
main to North-parade (60,275). 


Canterbury: Melville-road, from King-street to Ette- 
rick-road; Lasswade-road, from [King-street to 
Etterick-road; Roslyn-read, from King-street. to 
Etterick-road ; Etterick-road, from Roslyn-road to 
‘Melville-road (60,253); Canberra-street, from 
Church-street to Melford-street; Melford-street, 
from existing main to Canberra-street (60,272) ; 
Prince Edward street, from Riverview-road south- 
westerly 366 yards (60,266). 

Randwick: Melody-street, from  Bream-street to 
Abbott-street (60,259). 

Ku-ring-gai: Tryon-road, from existing main to 
Howard-street (80,123). . 


“Ryde:.Angas-street, from existing main: southerly 77 


yards (80,147): Bellevue-avenue, from Trelawney- 
street southerly 852 yards (80,144). 

Willoughby: Macquarie-street, from Chatswood-ave- 
nue to Milton-street; Milton-strect, from Mac- 
quarie-street to Crick-street; Crick-street, from 
Milton-street northerly 62 yards; Crick-street, 
from Milton-street southerly 62 yards (80,155). 

And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 
alleys opening thereunto, ; 


Tes main pipe in the said streets having been laid 

down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated at above are hereby required, ov or before 
the first day of December next, to cause a proper pipe 
and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply water from 
the main pipe to such tenements and premises. 


G. H. SOUTHWICK, 
Inspector to the Board of 
[2679] Water Supply and Sewerage. 


_ oe 


Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
} Sydney, 24th October, 1922. 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


Noricr To THe Owners or TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
INS 


—.) 





Auburn: Stanley-street, from existing main north- 
easterly 79 yards (60,271). 

Canterbury: Remley-street, from existing main to 
Moorefields-road ; Dreadnought-street, from exist- 
ing main to Rogers-street; Rogers-street, from 
-Remley-street to Moorefields-road (60,233); Al 
bert-street, from Lincoln-street to unnamed 
street; unnamed street, from Albert-street south- 
easterly 124 yards (60,232); Kdison-street, from 
existing main to Waverley-street (60,235); Bur- 
wood-road, from existing main to Knox-street 
- (60,262); Yargoora-road, from Garrong-road to 
Yerrick-street (60,267). 

Randwick: Meeks-street, from Anzac-parade to Har- 
bourne-road. (60,257); Anzac-parade, from exist- 
ing main to Wallace-street; Wallace-street, from 
Anzac-parade easterly 103 yards (60,258), 

Waverley: Hollywood-avenue, from existing main to 
Allen-street (60,189); Hollywood-avenue, from 
Porter-street' to existing main (60,190). 

Kuring-gai; Harnorm-avenue, “from Lane Cove road 
westerly and northerly 236 yards (80,140); Cycus- 
avenue, from Fox Valley road northerly 198 yards 
(80,159). 

And the various private streets; lanes, courts, and 
alleys opening thereunto. 


Q\HE main pipe in the said streets having been laid 

down, the: owners of all tenements and premises 
situated at above are hereby required, on or before 
the eighth day of December next, to cause a proper 
pipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply water 
from the main pipe to such tenements and premises. 


G. H: SOUTHWICK, 
Inspector to the Board of Water Supply 
[2838] and Sewerage. 





6006 





Metropolitan’ Board ‘of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
Sydney, 10th November, 1922. 
NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES, 
NoTIceE TO THE Owners oF TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
IN, 
Bankstown: Cahors-road, from Arab-road to Watson- 
road; Watson-road, from, Cahors-road north-east- 
_. “erly 700 yards (60,265). 
Concord; Luke’s-avenue, from 
Major Bay road (60,268), 
Hurstville: Millett-street, from Dudley-street north- 
_ westerly 105 yards (60,270). 
Kogarah: Wingsgrove-road, from Woniora-road south- 
east 191 yards (60,277). 


existing main to 


Newtown: Atice-avenue, trom Alice-street northerly ° 


76 yards (60,221). 
Randwick; Royal-street, from Maroubra Bay road to 
Boyce-street (60,192); Liguria-street, from Long 
Bay road easterly 195 yards (60,217). 4 
Vaucluse: Laguna-street, from Old South Head roa 
north-west and westerly 102 yards (60,224), 
Waverley: Gordyne-street, from Evans-street easterly 
183 yards (60,144); Francis-street, from Denham- 
street north-westerly 220 yards (60,282), 
Woollahra: Manning-road, from existing main south- 
erly 191 yards (60,288). 


Baulkham Hills: Prince-street, from Belmore-road to 


from 


Bettington’s-lane (80,149); Oakes-road, 
from 


Dixie-lane to KEaton-road; Eaton-road, 
Oakes-road westerly 677 yards (80,150). 
Hornsby Shire: Hillcrest-road, from existing main to 
Weemala-road ; Weemadla-road, from Hillcrest-road 

to Ramsay-road (80,158). 

Mosman: Baupame-road, from Bickell-road southerly 
301 yards (80,152). 

Prospect and Sherwood: Kuralla-street, from Hawkes- 
bury-road to School-parade; School-parade, from 
EKuralla-street northerly 102 yards; School-parade, 
from Euralla-street southerly 112 yards (80,167). 

Wollongong: Fisher-street, from Crown-street nor- 
therly 352 yards (60,260). 

And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 

alleys opening thereunto, 


HE main pipe in the said streets having been laid 


down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated at above are hereby required, on or before 
the twenty-second day of December next, to cause a 
proper pipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply 
water from the main pipe to such tenements. and 


premises, 
G. H. SOUTHWICK, 
Inspector to the 
[3149]: Board of Water Supply and Sewerage: 





HUNTER DISTRICT WATER SUPPLY AND 
SEWERAGE BOARD. 


Noticz to Lay Service Pires. 


Notics to the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as- the 
case may be) of tenements and premises situated 
in— 


Waratah: Nelson-street, from end of existing main at 
lot 7, section ©, southerly 185 yards; King-street, 
from Maud-street westerly 116 yards. 

fee main pipe in the said streets having been laid 

down, the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 
case may be) of tenements and premises situated as 
above is hereby. required, on or before the 8th Decem- 
ber, 1922, to cause a proper pipe and stop-cocks to be 
laid, so as to supply water from the main pipe to such 


tenements and premises. 
ALFRED E. FRY, 
Board’s Offices, Newcastle, Secretary. 
28rd October, 1922. [2821] 


HUNTER DISTRICT WATER SUPPLY AND 
SEWERAGE BOARD. 


Notice to Lay Sgervicr Pirss. 


Noticp to the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 
case may be) of tenements and premises situated 
in— ; 

New Lambton: Victoria-street, from Regent-street to 

' Cromwell-street. 

pet main pipe in the said streets haying been laid 
down, the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 

case may be) of tenements and premises situated as 

above is hereby required, on or before the 17th Novem- 

ber. 1922, to cause a proper pipe and stop-cocks to 

be laid, so as to supply water from the main pipe to 

such tenements’ and premises. 


ALFRED E. FRY, — 
Secretary. 


[2336] 





Board’s Office, Newcastle, 
27th September, 1922, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 158. [10 Nov. 192 





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‘HUNTER DISTRICT WATER SUPPLY AN 
, SEWERAGE BOARD. 
- Norics to Lay Service Pips. . 


Ds 


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Notice to the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the — 
_ case may be) of tenements and premises situated 


in— te 
Cessnock Shire (Kearsley): Government-road, from 
Aberdare-Kearsley road westerly 352 yards; 
Tomalpin-street, from opposite lot 17, section 19, 


northerly to opposite lot 15, section 20; Pokolbin- | 
Pp 


street, from Mulbring-street to Cessnock-streect. 
Cessnock Shire; Hilda-street, from William-street 
north-westerly 110 yards; Alexander-street, from, 
end of existing main at lot 27 northerly 54 yards 
to end of street; Charlton-street, from end of 
existing main northerly to Hall-street; 
street, from Charlton-street to Darwin-street, - 


T HE main pipe in the said streets having been laid 

down, the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 
case may be) of tenements and premises situated as 
above is hereby required, on or before the 8th Decem- 
ber, 1922, to cause a proper pipe and stap-cocks to be 
laid, so as to supply water from the main pipe to such 


tenements and premises, 
| ALFRED E. FRY, 
Board’s Offices, Newcastle, | Secretary. 
23rd October, 1922, ; 





DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS—TENDERS 
FOR WORKS. 


ENDERS will be received up to 2 p.m. on the 


dates specified for the undermentioned works. 
Envelopes containing tenders must be addressed to 
the President, Tender Board, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney, and have legibly endorsed upon the 
face thereof the name of the work for which’ tender 
is submitted. “The Government does not bind itself 
to accept the lowest or any tender. 


Hall-. 


Specifications and plans of all works may be seen 


in Contractor’s Room, Public Works Department, 
Sydney, in addition to the other places mentioned. 
Plans will be supplied at the rate of 5s. for each 
sheet, and specifications at 5s. per copy. Payment 
to be made to Accountant of Department. For 
Architectural Works, plans only may be purchased. 


20TH Novempsr, 1922, 


Cal Lal Police’ Station—Repairs and Painting, 
(Specification, &e., at Cal Lal Court-house; and 
Supervising KEngincer’s Office. Broken Hill.) 

Botany Police Station—Villing site at rear. (Speci- 

_ fication, &c., at Police Station, Botany.) 

Campbelltown Police Station and Lock-up—Renew- 
als,” Repairs, and Painting. (Specification 
at Court-house, Campbelltown.) 4 


dy 


27tH Novemper, 1922. 


Gladesville Bridge—Repairs to Timber Fender at 
Abutment. (Specification, &c., at Public Works 
Office, Newcastle.) ; ba 

et, Cee Pg a raga and Painting.  (Speci- 
fication, &c., at Court House. Bulli, and — i 

_ Works Office, Wollongong.) - . niin 

Neweastle Police Station—Renovations and Improve- 
ments to Superintendent Child’s residence, Watt- 
street. (Specification, &c., 
Newcastle.) 


ss - 47yu Decemper, 1992, ; 


Coff’s Harbour and District Hospital—Erection of 


Isolation Block. (Specification, &c., at. Courte 
house, Coff’s Harbour, and Supervising Engineer’s 
fice, Kempsey.) 

Moss Vale Police Stati ti Y il 
ss Vale Pohce Station—Erection of New Build- 
ings. (Specification, &e., at Court-house, Moss 
Vale, and Supervising Engineer's Office, Goul- 


and Supervising Kngineer’s Office, Kempsey.) 


at Public Works Office, © 


burn. Bill of quantities available.) 
Wingham. Police Station—Repairs, Painting, &e, 
(Specification, &¢., at Court-house, Wingham, 


Hawkesbury. Agricultural College, Richmond—Erec- 


tion of New Boiler House. 
Court-house, Richmond.) . 


: Darlinghurst Court-house—Repairs and ‘Renovations, 
(Specification, &c., at Court-house, Darlinghurst.) — 


18tH DECEMBER, 1922. 
Port Kembla Power Supply—Supply 


Motor-generator, Transformer, and Switchgear. 


RB. T, BALL. 


5 Nae 


| 


(Specification, &c., at — 


and delivery of, | 

















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or PUBLIO WORKS—TENDERS 
R “FOR LEASING, 

NENDERS will be received up to 2 p.m. on the 
: dates specified for the undermentioned. Ten- 
derers to state what rental they are prepared to 


DEPARTMENT 


offer, or the lowest sum for which they will work 


the Watering Place with the privilege of retaining 
the collections authorised by Regulation. Hnvelopes 


containing tenders must be addressed to the Presi- 


dent, Tender Board, Public Works Department, 
Sydney, and have legibly endorsed upon the. face 


_ thereof the name of the Public Watering Place for 








which tender is submitted. Tenders must be accom- 


‘panied by a deposit of £5, and should specify the 


names and addresses of two proposed sureties. The 
Department does not bind itself to accept any tender. 

The lease will be subject to the provisions of the 
Public Watering Places Act, 1900, and the Regu- 
lations thereunder. The lessee may cultivate the 
tenant’s lease, and any improvements which he may 
effect in the shape of clearing and burning-off timber 
may be considered in his favour should he tender for 
a new lease at the expiration of his term. 

Copies of the Act, Regulations, conditions of lease, 
and agreement may be seen, and further information 
and form of tender may be obtained from. the local 


District Works Office, or from the Department cf 
“Public Works, Sydney. 


‘ 13TH November, 1922. 


Horse, Lake Tank, of 640 acres, road Menindie to 
Silverton—Broken Hill District. 


27TH NovemBer, 1922. 


Penarie Tank, of 640 acres, road Balranald to Ivanhoe, 
Coonavittra’ Tank, of 640. acres, road Wileannia to 
Cobar. >. “ 
Nore,—Term of lease, in both cases, 
from Ist December, 1922, i 
Boonoona Tank, of 550% acres, road Wilcannia to 
Ivanhoe. : ee 


Norre.—Term of lease to be five years from 8th 
December, 1922. ; 
. 4r Decemprr, 1922." 

Merri Merriwa Tank, of 640 acres, road 

— Hillston,. ie 

, Norr.—Term of lease to he five years 

January, 1923, ig ¢ 


to be five years 


Cobar. to 
from Ist 


RT. BALL. 





- PUBLIC SCHOOL TENDERS. —~ 


ENDERS, plainly endorsed and addressed -to the 
Under Secretary, Department of Wducation, 





—. 





‘Sydney, will be received up till 2'p.m. on the dates 


mentioned for the works specified below. Full parti- 
eulars on tender forms and those bound with the 
Specifications. fie Pig Naty 
_ ALBERT BRUNTNELL, we oe 
Minister for Education. 





‘16m Novinur, 1929, 

Wyong (fresh tenders)—Krection of New Retaining 
Wall, &c. (Plans at Head Office ; District Works 
Office, Newcastle; and at Public Schools, Gosford 
and Wyong.) 

23RD. NOVEMBER: 1922. 8067157 

Adelony--Remodelling, (Plan at Head Office, aid at 
Publis Schools, Gundagai, Tumut, and Adelong.) 

Lane Coye—Provision of Additional Sanitary Accom- 
modation. (Plans at Head Office.) xe 





[2086] “Sydtioy, 8rd November, 1999, 
SUPPLIES AND SERVICES FOR THE PUBLIC 

hagies. >, SERVICE, Witte 
ENDERS for the following Supplies will be received 
at the Stores Supply Department, 15 Young- 


street, Sydney, up till 4.30 p.m. on the dates men- 


tioned : — Piss 
OMe pamee 14tn Novemserr, 1922, 
Sees Piping, &c. a 
Poem. * 280m Novemain, 1922, 
et Heme eet ee Tron and: Stdel. 
fle 9TH January, 1923. 
* A of pe ehh. ° : 
a Se are Uniform Trimmings. aa 
; is ae tE + Ar; a . ° . - 
Tender forms and further particulars on application. 
ee AL BERCKRDMAN >: igs 
ahs Tek ee eee Exeentive Member. 
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—_— 


Sydney, 31st October, 1922. 


SERVICES FOR THE PUBLIC 
SERVICH, 


ENDERS for the supply and delivery of Life 
Jackets, as required during the period of twelve 


[2957] 
SUPPLIES AND 


months commencing Ist January, 1923, will be received 


at the Stores Supply Department, 15 Young-street, 
Sydney, up till 4.30 p.m. on Tuesday, 14th November, 
1922, Forms and further particulars on application. 


A. BERCKELMAN, 
Executive Member, 








[2670] Sydney, 17th October, 1022. 


SUPPLIES AND SERVICES FOR THE PUBLIC 
Ue) SERVICE, | 


PEA Eee for the supply and delivery of Drapery 
required during 1923-24 will be received at the 

Stores Supply Department, 15 Young-street, Sydney, 

up till 4.30 p.m. on Tuesday, 19th December, 1922. 
Tender forms and further particulars on appfieca- 


tion, ¢ 
A, BERCKELMAN, Executive Member. 











[2690] Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 
Sydney, 20th October, 1922. 


ENDERS for a permissive occupancy for grazing 
-~ purposes, under the provisions of the Wentworth 
Irrigation Act and Regulations thereunder. 


CURLWAA TRRIGATION AREA. 


It is hereby notified, in pursuance of Regulation 30 
under the Wentworth Irrigation Act, that tenders for 
the permissive occupancy, for grazing purposes only, 
of the undermentioned blocks (particulars in Schedule 
hereto) as one area, will be received at the office of the 
Manager of the Curlwaa Trrigation Area, at Curlwaa, 
not later than 3 p.m. on 20th November, 1922. 

The amount offered by the accepted tender, not 
being less than the upset annual rent specified in sub- 
joined Schedule, shall be the annual rental of tke 
permissive occupancy. 

The anual rental tendered shall be payable haif- 
yearly in advance, 


Each tender must be accompanicd by a deposit of 
twenty per centum of the annual rental tendered. 


The deposit paid by the person whose tender is 
accepted shall be credited towards payment of rent. 
The deposits of the unsuccessful tenderers will be 
refunded. 

Tenders must be made in writing. 


The successful tenderer shall pay all municipal and 
other rates, 


The term of the occupaney shall be three years, 
unless the area, or any part thereof, is inthe mean- 
time applied for as a non-irrigated holding. or 
required for any purpose which, in the opinion of the 
Commission, justifies the withdrawal of land there- 
from, or the determination thereof. 














ScHEDULE. 
‘4 2 | { 
: | Approximate | Upset Annual 
Block Nos, | Area. | Rental. 
} 
Acres. ee Ser. dé 
19 to 31 (exclusive of area of ab-ut 473 2,768 49 0 4 
acres, being part of blocks 22 and 24, (at 44d. peracre). 
included in rifle range), 





Pee ee ae 


Norr.—Blocks 19 to 21; 23 and 25 to 81, were made 
available for non-irrigated holdings by Gazette notifi- 
cation of 8th December, 1915, and will still remain 
available as such. In the event of any of these blocks 
being applied for as non-irrigated holdings after the 
above Jand has been granted as 4 permissive occu- 
pancy, the block or blocks thus applied for shall be 
withdrawn from the permissive occupancy. 

Full particulars may be obtained at the office of the 
Manager, Curlwaa Irrigation Area, Curlwaa, and the 
Office of the Water Conservation and Irrigation Com- | 
mission, Union House, George-street, Sydney. 





[Papers W.C! & I,C, 1922-12489] 


3 H. H. DARE, | 
i Commissioner, 


6008 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS + 


AND TRAMWAYS. 


ENDERS will be received at the Office of the 

Railway . Commissioners, 

until. 12 noon on the dates shown for the services 
. specified ; — 


15tn November, 1922, 


For Sevén (7) 50-cycle 3-phase Transformers, to Speci- 


fication No. 569 (price 2s, 6d.), at Chief. HKlectrical 
Engineer's Office, 61 Hunter-street, Sydney. 


22np. Novemper, 1922. 


For the manuiacture and supply of Four (4) Miles 
25-pair Lead-covered eclepbone Cable, to Speci- 
fication No. 602-4 (price, 2s. 6d.) at Chief Elec- 
trical Kngineer’s Office, 61 Hunter-street, Sydney. 

For the purch: ise of “Albion” Motor Lorry No. 

L. 315. Tender forms and. further particulars 


from Acting Comptroller of Stores, Wilson-street, 


Newtown. 
29TH NOVEMBER, 1922. 
For the supply of D.C. and A.C. Motors and Genera- 
tors, to Specification No. 568 (price 2s. 6d.), at 
Chief - Electrical Engineer’ s Office, 61 Hunter- 
street, Sydney. 
For the supply of cC oal during the period Ist January, 
1923, to 31st December, 1923, as shown hereunder ; aie 


@ 


Estimated 
Large Screened Coal— Quantity, 
For Metropolitan, Picton, and 
Goulburn districts ...02 6.05. 028,600 tons, 
For Western, Harden, and Junee 
CO SBTICES 4. TNA Oe Rage eee 56,600 — ,, 
For Newcastle and Northern dis- 
PPMOUS Soin os bs AN bee aaa em 331000 .j,, 


1,016,200 tons. 





Small Coal— 
For Power-houses and other hoilers 
Porwmithys’ Use hess ets teen ese 5,000 —,, 


120,000 tons. 








12808} 


NEW SOUTH WALES. GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 18. 





{10 Nov. 1922, 








Bridge-street, Sydney, 


114,500 tons. 





“Tender fakes and further particulars obtainable 


from Acting Comptroller of Stores, Wilson-street, 


Newtown. A preliminary deposit equal to 1 per cent. 
of the estimated Mes of the contract must wees cones 
each tender, _. 


For the Leasing and W ae ‘of the Commissioners’ 
Shipping Appliances on Pyrmont Jetty, at Dar- 
ling Harbour, for one year, from Ist January, 
1923. Particulars and specification obtainable at 
office of Chief Traffic Manager (Goods Branch), 

» Ist floor, Central Station, Sydney. 

For the supply of Two (2) 75 k.v.a, three-phase Trans- 
formers, to Specification No. 577 (price 2s. 6d.), at 
Chief. Electrical Engifecr’s Office, 61 Hunter- 
street, Sydney. ~ 


13tH DecemBer, 1922 (BXTENDED FROM che 
NovEMBER, 1922). 

For the supply of 3-core High-tension Cable and 
Boxes for State Coal Mine, Lithgow, to Specifica- 
tion No, 574 (price 2s. 6d. ), at Chief Electrical 
Engincer’s Office, 61 Hunter-street, iy ates 


207TH DeceMBER, 1922. i 


For the supply of Two (2) High Duty Double-head 
Driving Wheel Lathes. Specification and tender 
forms from Acting Comptroller of Stores. 


- ~ 10TH January, 1923, 


For the supply of Single Phase Constant EE 


Transformers, to Specification No. 3019 fe) 
Qs. 605), Chief Electrical Engineer’ s Office, 61 
Hunter-street, Sydney. 


For the Supply of Single Phase 50-cycle tpauakopners: 
to Specification No. ace ied 2s. 6d.), at Chief 
Electrical Engineer’s 61 Hunter-street, 
Sydney. 

All tenders to be properly endorse No tender 
necessarily accepted. Make cheques payable “Railway 


Commissioners.’ 
W. J. MORRIS, 
Secretary. - 





Chief Secretary’s Office, New South Wales ; 
3rd November, 1922. 


HE following General Abstracts of the Average Amounts of the Liabilities and Assets within the 
State of New South mates of the undermentioned Banks are published i in wiuegeeires fe with the Banke | 


and Bank Holidays Act, 1912 
HEAD OFFICE IN NEW SOUTH WALES— 


Bank or New Soura Watss, from Ist July to 30th September 1929. 
CommerciaL Bankine Company or Sypney Limited, from 1st July to 30th Een 1922. 
AUSTRALIAN BANK oF Commerce Limited, from 1st .. uly to 30th sees 1922 


HEAD OFFICE IN VICTORIA— 


CommerciaL Bank or AustratiA Limited, from 1st July to 30th September, 1922. 
Nationat Bank or Austratasia Limited, from lst July to 30th September, 1922. 
Roya Bank or Ausrraria Limited, from 1st July to 30th September, 1922. 


HEAD OFFICE IN QUEENSLAND— 


QuEENstanD Narionat Bank Limited, from Ist July to 30th Papen, 1922, 


| HEAD OFFICE IN SOUTH AUSTRALIA— 


Bank oF ADELAIDE, from 27th June to 25th September, 1922 


HEAD OFFICE IN NEW ZEALAND— 


Bank or NEw ZEALAND, from ist July to 30th September, 1922 


HEAD OFFICE IN LONDON— 


Bank or Avsrrazasia, from 27th June to 25th Sonbember 1922. se ue 
Unton Bank or Avsrrauia Limited, from lst July to 30th September, 1922. 
ENGLISH, Scorrisa, AND AUSTRALIAN. Bank Limited, ia [st July to 25th petal 1922, 


HEAD OFFICE IN PARIS—  - 


Comproirn NationaL D’HscoMPTE DE Panis, from Ist J ae to 30th September, 1922. 


HEAD OFFICH IN JAPAN— 


-YokouamA Spectre Bank Limited, from ist July to 30th September, 1922. ; 


4 





The Abstracts scheduled above have boas examined and tabulated in the Aiea of Statistiess Pie 


CHARLES OAKES, 
- Chief Secretary. 


ae Suvrn, ea 
a pearersiment Statistician, 











10 Nov., 1922] 





GENERAL ABSTRACT showing the pm Amount of the LIABILITIES and ASSHTS of the BANK OF NEW SOUTH 








‘NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 158 





6008 


WALES, within the State of New South Wales, taken from the several Weekly Statements during the ne from the 
Ist July to the 80th September, 1922. 


Liabilities, 


Notes in Circulation— 


Not bearing Interest ...| 


Bearing Interest... ... 


Bills in Circulation— 
Not bearing Interest .. 
Bearing Interest ase 


Balances due to other Banks.. 


@ 
Deposits— 
Not bearing Interest. .. 
Bearing Interest 


vt 


| 


£ 6 d, 


eovonreoeregees 


POCoee ree oaF OOP 
‘ 


ooo veered oagre@ 


Conrveceeerogoes 


112,977,509 13 8 | 


..|16,687,831 14 4 





Total' Amount of Liabilities ... £ 





Totals. 


£ sd. 


37,012 18 10 


SRF vee vee reg coe 


52,474 10 3. 


dog rsereceooaoes 


1,277,623 8 0 


28,665,341 8 0 


Asseta. 


Totals. 








Coined Gold and Sileee and ae ees 
Metals “i ise 
Gold and Silver i in Bullion or "Bare. a4 rie 


Australian Notes ee ‘aa AR : 
. Government Securities . ee rc a 
Landed Property ... nae nae 


Notes and Bills of other Banks ace ice 
Balances due from other Banks 
Balances due from the Branches of this Bank 


Amount of all Debts due to the Bank, includ-| — 
ing Notes, Bills of Hxchange, and all Stock 
and Funded Debts of every description, ex- 
cepting Notes, Bills, and Balances due’'to the 
said Bank from other Banks, including 
War Loan and Wheat Advances, and 
Gratuities to Soldiers re ine Pe 








30 Soa Od 








. Total Amount of Assets Ke £ 


2 a ods 


3,677;703 10 0 
330,110 18 9 


.| 2,564,127 8 6 


4,774,815 3 6 
413,678 11 10 
5,218 1 11 
252,160 1 0 
10,741,983 2 4 


20,195,498 8 2 








42,955,235 1 -0 





Amount of the Capital Stock paid up at the close of the Sure ended 30th September, 1922 '£5,862,520. » 


Rate of the last Dividend declared to the Shareholders 
Amount of the last Dividend declared for Quarter ended 30th at une, 1 1922 Sy 
Amount of the Reserved Profits at the time of TOE such Dividend .. we 


ae ce i 10. 


cent. P annum. 


. £125,000. 
» £3, 600, G00. 








Sydney, ‘th October, 1922. 


I, Oscar Lines make oath that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the foregoing Abstract is a true und faithful 
account of the Average Amount of Assets and Liabilities of the above Bank, during the period specified; and that the same 
‘was made up from the Weekly Peeenients s thereof, kept in pursuance of the provisions of the Banks and Bank Holidays 


OSCAR. LINES, 


— Aet; 192, 


_ Sworn before ine; nv Sydney, 
11th day of Benet: 1922,— 


OSCAR LINKS, General Manager. 


W.E. SOUTHERDEN, 


this ‘ J. A. BESANT, I datice of the Peace, 





Chief Accountant. 


GENERAL ABSTRACT showing the jee Amount of the LIABILITIES and ASSETS of the COMMERCIAL 
- BANKING COMPANY OF SYDNEY Lrmirep, within the State of New South Wales, taken from the several 
‘Weekly Statements during the Quarter from the lst July to the 30th September, 1922. 





Liabilities. 


Notes in Circulation— 
Not bearing Interest... 
Bearing Interest ... 


‘Bills in Circulation— 
Not bearing Interest ... 
Bearing Interest ay 


Balances due to other Banks 


Deposits— 
Not bearing Interest ... 
Bearing Interest Heh 





| 





Amount. ; 





£ a. dd 


eegene (ee voeeee ee 


Poe rerrognoeregred 


COC coT ons ree vedrog 


Soeeoe rer oednnacead 


OCecourererrrageee 


14,171 123 611 


12,855,903, 16 9) 


rem eS 





Total Amount.of Liabilities, 


Totals. | 
£ s. d, 


9,499 8 5 


v 


Cee rogoeerceooe: 


320,487 13 9 


Reve ceeronees 


39,745 0 0 


27,027,029 3 8 


||:Gold.and Silver in Bullion or Bars... nae 





Assete. 


Totals. 


on pm pet tan tt it ttt A a enn innit 


Coined Gold and Silver and other comel 
Metals eee gee oc@ eee 


Landed Property... ave vee ve 


Australian Notes MG Ae ae Ra 
Notes and Bills of other Banks... vt 
Balances due from’ other Banks ... 


Balances due from Branches of this an 


Amount of all Debts due to the Bank, includ- 
ing Notes, Bills of Exchange, and all Stock 
and Funded Debts of every description, 
excepting Notes, Bills, and Balances due 
to the said Bank from other Banks 


£ a. da, 


2,926,883 1 10 

5,442 9 4 
716,521 0 O 
1,872,699 12 3 
155,972 9 8 
130,359. 4 10 
4,748,868 8 6 


| 22,655,872 2 7 








27,096,761 6 10 











Total Amount-of Assets ... £ 








Amount of the Capital Stock paid up at close of instar ended 30th eo tar her 1922 

‘Rate of the last Dividend declared to the Shareholders — 

Amount of the iast Dividend declared ... eS 
- Amount of the Reserved Profits at, time of declaring such Dividend vee tye 





syns 11th October, 1922. 
I, William Raleigh Sayers, make oath that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the foregoing Abstract is a true 


% te faithful account of the Average 
‘aah 1012 maar was made up from the pWcekiy Statements thereof, kept in paranAne 
yh ‘ 


Sworh betes mo, ‘at Sydney, 
1lth day of ORT 1922,— 


eo eee eoe 


eee £10 


‘ 
« 
eee geo toe 
. 


33,212,618 8 6 


1+. £3,000,000 
.centum Y annum. 
oe £149,314.73. 6d. 
» £2,546,420 lds. 


3d, 








WM. R. 


SAYERS, pro General Manager. 


E.R. DRYHURST, pro Accountant. 


Amount of Asseta and Liabilities of the above Bank, during the period specified; and: that 
eof the BroTiMge? of the Banks and Bank Holidaxe 


WM, R 


.. SAYERS, 


tis A, J, CAPE, a Commissioner for Affidavits - the » Supreme Court of N.S. W, 









1 iS 
* £ ro) ¥ u 
Pate St: Gee 


6010 . NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 158. [10 Nov, 1992 








GEN ERAL ABSTRACT showing the Average Amount of the LIABILITIES and ASSETS of the ‘AUSTRALIAN BANK me 
OF COMMERCE Lruirep, in the State of New South Wales, taken from the several Weekly Statements during the ‘f 
Quarter from the 1st July to the 30th September, 1922. : i sts ; 





a aaaat 








Liabilities. | Amount. Totals. — Assets. od é Totals. 


* 
ee 





a RR eS 








} ae. ‘ : 

£ os, 4. 2H 8 as. eae é 8. 

Notes in Circulation Coined Gold and Silver and other Coined| _ i 
' Not bearing Interest... 5,260 12. 3 5,260 12 3 || Metals Rie uae ia. ty aod Oe eh Rape 00 A612 


Bearing srercetits ree] aensteveeseanae o) stemerareesnte 1 Gold and Silver in Bullion or Bars... 4.) 7 8 
} Australian Notes BS ove vee |, 782,149 2 8 
Bills in Circulation— | 


Not bearing Interest. | 185,648 16 M1) 186,648 16.41 [Oe ace een ae] SAR AS 
Bearing Interest... _...|. ssesesssesovsee sescsessecseaae || NOtes and Bills of other Banks .. ss. 2,219 15 9 


Balances due from other Banks... «..|_ 205,758 18 11 


\ 


f 
Balances due to other Barks...) s.evsrssevsenve 111,018 2 4°}, : 
| 5 | Amount of all Debts due to the Bank, includ- 


i . | 





Deposits— ; ing Notes, Bills of Exchange, and all Stock 
Not bearing Interest .../4,659,881 5 3 : and Funded Debts of every description, 
Bearing Interest... +4.(3,754,385 19 11 excepting Notes, Bills, and Balancesdueto| 
Fe RSA SB Oe Gv the said Bank from other Banks .., ..-| 7,408,965 17 11 


a en SOO EN ROLE LIES | | ee —___—_———— SS | 














Total Amount of Liabilities ... £/8,566,089 15 8 - Total Amount of Assets ne £| 9,843,004 7 9 








Bo th 


Amount of the Capital Stock paid up at the close of the Quarter ended 30th September, 1922 ... £1,200,000. ; 
Rate of the last Dividend declared to the Shareholders .., of tes tee ves aes oe 7 Y centum YP annum, 
Amount of the last Dividend declared .,, me fy ies iy Nees adele se one, £42,000. 

Amount of the Reserved Profits at the time of declaring such Dividend Lis + se ve £365,586 16s, 5d. 


a, S eet i ee 











eT RT 








ares 





C, M. C. SHANNON, General Manager. 
WM. CLARKE, Chief Accountant. 


I, William Olarke, make oath that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the foregoing Abstract is a true and 
faitliful. account of the Average Amount of Assets and Liabilities of the above Bank, during the period specified; and that 
the saine was made up from the Weekly Statements thereof, kept in pursuance of the provisions of the Banks and Bank 


Holidays Act, 1912. j Par cee 

_ WM. CLARKE, 

Sworn before me, ati Sydney, this s hie fied BUS Ts rvs 
10th day of Oc'ober, 1922, i R, W, HASELGROVE, fustice of the Peace, : 


GENERAL ABSTRACT showing the Average Amount of the LIABILITIES and ASSHTS of the COMMERCIAL BANK 
OF AUSTRALIA Lrmirgp, within the State of New South Walcs, taken from the several Weekly Statements during the — 





























Quarter from the Ist July to the 30th September, 1922. \ 
Liabilities, | Amount. Totale. | ae” j Totals, 
EES SUAS SIS LUO: Ne PUSS TELE Ee | 
Gite al pay Deel Neat Bad: ‘s | £ 6 d. 
Notes in Circulation— ; Coined Gold and Silver and other Coined 
ah ere Titerest | iat aadcoaereen 738 <0 <0 Metals Mes Bisa ae ve ...| 83,961 16 10 
Boe ran eee ee Ba ogi se ees A Australian Notes yet Sas DY igab $0 ee a2 86,204, sO 
Bills Se gases a : Landed Property sr hh ie eet va 78020 1b eo 
19) eee toeeconetvegres 2% | s \ . - 
(Beatie interest g Reo ete ee Notes and Bills of other Banks FiNe ov 81,535 1 5 vi 
Balances due from other Banks vee AS EGY STRATA GS 


Balances due to other Banks... 


POO teereeesores See ecotroReeeene ~ 


: : Amount of all debts due to the Bank, 
Deposits— “| including Notes, Bills of Exchange, and all 
Not bearing Interest. .,,! 901,545 17 11 Stock and Funded Debts of every description, 
Bearing Interest vee} 494,345 14 2} ‘ excepting Notes, Bills, and Balances due 

woe ~|1,39589], 12 0 || to the said Bank from other Banks ++/1,120,816 18 1 Te 








i anne 





i 























Total Amount of Liabilities ... -£/1,403,869 9 0 | Total Amount of Assets ...  £/1,551,062 15 9 


a ee Ee 

















SAR 








Amount of the Capital Stock paid up at the close of the Quarter ended 30th Séptember, 1922 are big ae bd. aes, 
Rate of the last Dividend declared to the Preference Shareholders... ss sees, cont. £42,247. ' < eens 
Amount of the last Dividend declared ... a rai oe ive ate vers “wes 16 99 cont. £21,341 6s. Loe ee 
Amount of the Reserved Profits at the time of declaring such Dividend ... pe Te oh atk ae en) £42208 17a, Baa eek 


i ed SERTERE Nae ee SP ae 











H. E, WESTON, Manager. 


Tut CommEnctat Bark or AvsrRatia Limited, . J.D, AUBREY, Accountant, 
Sydney, 9th October, 1922. Sout Coke oe es ona aa 

‘ nee TP Re . SY: Tian 

_ I, Harry Edward Weston, make cath that, to the best of my kiowledge and belief, the foregoing Abstract is a true snd “i 


faithful account: of the Average Amount of Assets and Liabilities of the above Bank, during the specified period; and that the — a 
same was made up from the Weekly Statements thereof, kept in pursuance of the provisions of the Banks and Bark Holidays Act, 


1912, : 
H. B WESTON, — 


ce, 
45 









Swor before wesc Sydney, thi ‘pe 
day of October, 192%-~  } G+ SHIRLEY CHAPMAN, Iustion of the Perce 





10 Nov, 1922] | NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZHYTR, No. 158, 601d 














GENERAL ABSTRACT showing the Average Amount of the LIABILITIES and ASSETS of the NATIONAL BANK OF 
AUSTRALASIA Limirgp, within the State of New South Wales, taken from the several Weekly Statements during the 
Quarter from the Ist July to the 30th September, 1922. 
































Liabilities. | Amount. | Totals, Asseta. | Totals, 
es 2. gd. £ sx dj FD Ao 
Notes in Circulation Y Coined Gold and Silver and other Coined 
Not bearing Interest...) ...csscsevseane 875 10 0 Metals .... iy «| 291,724 14. 8 
Bearing Interest der) eavcevryeceeses seorseseeseeves || Gold and Silver in Bullion or Bars tee Seca werneeaaenniate 
f Australian Notes wea tes oe ..| 411,852 0 0 
Bills in Circulation— Government Securities ry ts WEL WE Steacohe ste U6 
Not bearing Interest...) sseccssereceeee 18,558 011 | Landed Property ... ae caf. 121,108 198 
z Bearing Interest Hehe nee suadneacte \essesseseesse’ | Notes and Bills of other Banks Bae Ps 29, 927 15 8 
| |, Balances due from other Banks tes es 5,620 13 11 
Balances due to other Banks...)  ....sessesevees 10,416 1110 | | ’ 
|| Amount of all Debts due to the Bank, includ-! 
Deposits—. | ing Notes, Bills of Exchange, and all Stock| 
Not bearing Tubhtoati | 982,555 8 O| . and Funded Debts of every description, 
Bearing Interest —_..... |] 363, 080 iS 10 excepting Notes, Bills, and Balances due ; 
——- —— |2,345,586 ey 10 to the said Bank from other Banks ..-| 2,860,371, 11 9 
| Bank Furniture a aa | .4895 8 3 
sh a cE of ai Gage ks TUE a eae TEES MATIN. rae Tinie MRR ee ae TOLICVE, \Aiag CARER IRS Sa eT al RRO aR MIRTH Ratt pear? 
Total Amount of Liabilities... £/2,374,936 10 7 | Total Amount of Assets ie £) 3,225,499 3 11 

















Amount of the Capital Stock paid up at the close of the Quarter ended 30th Bees 1922 £2,725,000 


Rate of the last Dividend declared to the Shareholders ... ie is as vs» 10D cont, 
Fully Paid shares £31, 000 
Amount of the last Dividend declared { Gediusey shares £72, 0 oO ies we £163,050. 








ena of the Reserved profits # the time of declaring such Dividend. ‘eas ve .. £1,661,907 33. 1d. 


ts RS pf R. 8S. GREGSON, Manager. 
Sydney, 11th October, 1922. H. G. WALLEN, Accountant. 


I, Robert Shepherd Gregson, make oath that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the foregoing Abstract is a 
true and faithtul account of the Average Amount of Assets and Liabilities cf the above Bank, during the period specified ; and 
that the same was made up from the Weekly Statements thereof, kept in pursuance of the provisions of the Banks and 
_ Bank Holidays Act, 1912. 
: R. 8. GREGSON, 


Sworn before me, at Sydney, this 
1th day of Other, 038, — a. C. LONG, Justice of the Peace, 


ae a ee eS) Ay 


GENERAL ABSTRACT showing the Average Amount of the LIABILITIES and: ASSETS of the ROYAL BANK OF 
AUSTRALIA LmitepD, within the State of New South Wales, taken from the several poet Statements during tho 
~ Quarter from. the. Ast July to the 30th September, 1922, 








faa tebe es teh ae = Sees ee ee a oa — ~ i ai 















































Liabilities. | amount. ~ ‘Totals. | Assets. Totale. 
S ue - £ on 4, £ nd: : mk 
Notes in Circulation— ; aS Coined Gold and Silver and other Coined 
Not bearing Interest... AD 20 6 lt 0 0} Metals ie | 90,720 16 6 
: _ Gold and Silver in Bullion or Bars... ga ec orca yee dewey 
¢ " ° Australian Notes eee eee ode eee eowooerebessete 
Bills in Circulation Ah goer kg 2 
- Not bearing Interest ..:} 5,951 15 1! ©6951 15 1), Landed Property ae ei eae is 36,000 0 O 
) | Notes and Bills of other Banks __ a. | 16,606 1 1 
Balances due to other Banks... neoupuest seossssessseves || Balances due from other Banks eB cer B44 11 4 
Amount of all Debts due to the Bank, 
; Sera including Notes, Bills of Exchange, and) 
Deposite— : . 5 all Stock and Funded Debts of every 
Not bearing Interest ...)127,347 0 7}. description, excepting Notes, Bills, and 
Bearing Interest .. «| 326,684 2 5) °. _ Balances due to the said Bank from other 
Me 453,881 3 0 Banks (Public) val BY ie ...| 698,163 2% 5 
| ‘Total Amount of Lisbilition ...  £| 459,843 18 1. Molal Amount of Aasete |. ies BE S00,E34 18 | 4 
agg a? SO ANS EU GAL Sia acme TO ces A ON ALE A}? <5 9 DEAE Ni, CU A gee gS AO TAC OD ~ - - aor eeenteinemmnireeel 
Amount of Capital Stock paid up at the close of the i ended 30th sian tak 1922.. +» £760,000. 
Rate of the last Dividend declared to the Shareholders .. Naa ee, waren oy £5)-/0% danks? . cyeapy ee, we cents 
Amount of the last Dividend declared... dae see +», eve £87,500, 
Amount of the Reserved Profits at the Ee of declaring ‘such Dividend ae Pe oe £507,857 18. 2d. 








— aan eee See — late Bab Benn 


Ww. J. McCAGHERN, Manager. 
Byaney, 8rd October, 1922, J. M. BALSILLIF, p:o Accountant, 


I, William John McCaghern, make oath that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the toregoing Abstract is a true and 
“faithful” account of the Average Amount of Assets. and Liabilities of the above Bank within the State of New South Wales, 
during the period specified; and that the same was made up from the Weekly pate thereof, kept in pursuance of the 
Pegvamonms ef the Banks and Bank a ay Act, 1912. 
W. J, McOA\GHFRN, 





Sworn ‘hofore.: me, at Sydney, thie 
"trades at ia te C, STOKES, Tustice of the Peaco, 





iy 


Nov., 1922. 


‘at 


6012 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No.158. [10 





GENERAL ABSTRACT showing the Average Amount of the ‘LIABILITINS ‘and ASSETS of the QUEENSLAND 
NATIONAL BANK Limrrzp, within the State of New South Wales, taken from the several Weekly Statements 
during the Quarter from the Ist July to the 30th September, 1922. iets pI EAs tae 









































Liabilities. | Amount, Totals. | . « Assets. - Aa ae | - Motals. 
| B.. Bre £ « d. x x Se ae : £ ‘6. ad 
Notes in Circulation— : Seek Coined Gold and Silver and other Ooined : 
Not bearing Interest eos CPT ere ree oe ooe eee eee ooeregrew Metals oce eee it fee tee : 29,794 8 2 
Bearing Interest... iil? Sutqeeesauacd 12 . Hei sed pnongend Gash at Bankers Mae a se al 250,000 0 0 
Bills in Circulation— d ¥; é 
Not bearing Interest...) 19292 18° 7 | igen 18 7 || Atabranan Noten” toe: ah os eh 9 Tan eae 
Bearing Interest ... Pi Ie ag ipcschessemoadd’ (| panded Property osha Mic aes ee, tea) OR Ae. T 
: Balances due to other Banks...! ........0+ ates a eapnsaweeees Notes and Bills of other Banks a dot 9,729 11 3 
Serie eee peers A Es ae fs 216,148 6 2 Government Securities and Stamp Account... 604 12 0 
Deposits— ne Balances due from other Banks obs | 3,846 19-12 
Not bearing Interest, Private] 200,885 3 0 Amount of all Debts due to the Bank, includ-) 
5 »  Common- . ing Notes, Bills of Exchange, and all Stock| — 
wealth of Australia... 2514 5] and Funded Debts of every description,| 
Bearing Interest, Private .,,|274,221 19 8 | - excepting Notes, Bills, and Balances due ; 
—-——| 475,132 17 1 to the said Bank from other Banks ~—_...|_ 383,913 17 8 
Total Amount of Liabilities ... £| 703,508 16 10 | Total Amount of Assets tee £| 850,454 15 11 
Amount of the Capital Stock paid up tothisdate ...  -... FO see wee - abe 800,060. iM : 
Rate of the last Dividend declared to the Shareholders ~— - .,, Sees cas one se 10 Y cent, / 
Rate of Jubilee Bonus declared to shareholders si ys seas" OSes Fist jy p00 ORs, OF. POF SPATE; ‘ 
Amount of the last Dividend declared ... Bape ihete i By ae Le .»» £20,000, 
Amount of Jubilee Bonus declared AY, ass Roane OY 5.90. 88 


Amount of the Reserved Profits at the time of declaring such Dividend eine oa ... £360,000. 


; eee M. G. HAYMEN, General Manager. 
Brisbane, 16th October, 1922. ©.» _.F, PACE, Branch Accountant. 


I, Marmaduke Granville Haymen, make oath that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the foregoing Abstract is » 


true and faithful account of the Average Amount of Assets and Liabilities of the above Bark, during the period specified ; and: 
that the same,was made up from the Weekly Statements thereof, kept in pursuance of the provisions of the Banks and Bank 


Holidays Act, 1912. Sa 
Mi Oc BASEN. S 





~ 


Sworn before me, at Brisbane, in the State of Queensland a hay pale 
this 16th day of October, 1922,’ t D. F. MAXWELL, Justice of the Peace, 





seseenine sta 


vd 


GENERAL ABSTRACT showing the Average Amount of the LIABILITIES and ASSETS of. the BANK OF ADELAIDE 
within the State of New South Wales, taken from the several Weekly Statements during the Quarter from the 27th 
June to the 25th September, 1922. \ ; Se is 








oe See aes ee nT a a ae 
























































Liabilities. Amount. | Totals, ee Asseta. : : Totals. 
aan Lo We A Begs aed 4 ff ad 2 
ep Pa eadaealp AN UBM Oye Cash with Bankers ise vse ans) 5,209. B10! 
; “Hf Qoined Gold and Silver and other Coined metas 
b 3: pe! ¥ Metals cen see é ooo ooo eee) 20,682 _ 0 6 
Bills in Circulation— ak Gold and Silver in Bullion or Bars... bc Ek ape Ralaas coae 
Not bearing Interest . ...|  seosesssipre nen | Poorer, 5s BRS ek : es 
Be | Landed Property reg BP angers ee 2,917 10 1 
PAY Reap Seen) Mee _ 4 Notes and Bills of other Banks Picce! ss 48 13, 1 
Balances due to other Banks..,| ..,.......s00 | 3,936 19 67) Balances due from other Banks ... __,.. 3,381 3 0 
saber’ The Me. Be Australian Notes Rr ree ME 
re ea) res 7 Amount of all Debts due to the Bank, in-) = 
Deposits— reine eke ae aes 6 cluding Notes, Bills of Exchange, and all) — 
Not bearing Interest _...|- 28,827.18 6) —. Stock and Funded Debts of every descrip-; 
Bearing Interest... - ...| 69,8231 6— tion, excepting Notes, Bills, and Balances, == 
SOE Ags aah 98,651.0 0 due to the said Bank from other Banks ...) 132,783 3 6 
- Total Amount of Liabilities... £104,759 12 5 | Total Amount of Assets  .... £) 169,405 14 0 
Amount of fhe Capital Stock paid up at this date... aes eS ee har ee ae £626,000. ‘ | 
Rate of the last Dividend declared to the Shareholders... ssn see ane wes wee 10 ¥ cent. @ annum, 
Amount of the last Dividend declared sa Be se dn pnts wi ss ide Seana. A key £31,250. Sled 
Amount of the Reserved Profits at the time of declaring such Dividend ©... sue nes BT 03,582. . 
, (i A. H, DALE, Manager. ae 
Sydney, 6th October, 1922. ; M. F, MACARTNEY, pro Accountant. 


I, Arthur Hubert Dale, make oath that, to the best.of my knowledge and belief, the foregoing Abstract is a true and 

faithful account of the Average Amount of Assets and Liabilities of the above Bank, during the period specified ; and that the 
same was made up from the Weekly Statements thereof, kept in pursuance of the provisions of the Banks and Bank Holidays 
Act, 1912. , fs ee oe. eee ee 
we: ne : Sa a ee A Ee a mae 


Sworn before me, at Sydney. nee ea) : . Bd bi ae ; pee 
6th day of Gutobers 1922,— PERCY a. SHARPE, Justice of the Peace. SOE As A 





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“10 Nov., 1922.] =§$NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 158, 6018 
GENERAL ABSTRACT showing the Average Amount of the LIABILITIES and ASSETS of the BANK OF NEW 
‘ZEALAND, within the State of New South Wales, taken from the several Weekly Statements during the Quarter from 
the 1st July to the 30th September, 1922. 
Liabilities, | Amount. Totals. Assets. Totals. 
: br ee ee Che £ 6s. a] £ ade 
Notes in Circulation— Coined Gold and Silver and other Coine 
Not bearing Interest pie Meet Cees bieiee AR BER BERET TEED Metals coe eee eee oee ver 217,349.19 2 
Bearing Interest ~~ 444] sssecessesesnce ssesseceesesees || Gold and Silver in Bullion or Bars .., te Peper com Ne 
¢ yar “ Landed and House Property... was ak 33,678 12 6 
. Bills in Circulation— Notes and Bills of other Banks igs Abdu na tpuindes tices ees 
Not bearing Interest ...; 4,869 8 10 4,869 8 10 || Balances due from other Banks he ..{ 116,827.12 4 
Bearing Interest Avalae Rep cestcenene ReuiWeies cassea 
| Amount of all Debts due to the Bank, includ- 
ict k ing Notes, Bills of Exchange, and all Stock 
; Balances due to other Banks...) ..c.cersessesee RE ewetissnton and Funded Debts of every description, 
fh excepting Notes, Bills, and Balances due 
; to the said Bank from other Banks w-| 249,040 18 4 
Deposits— 
Not bearing Interest .../ 186,162 9 11 : Australian Notes ae ba ae tF 7,497.0 O 
Bearing Interest ...| 186,587 18 8 ' 
. ——————| 322,700 8 7 || Commonwealth Inscribed Stock . ... eee 76,108 2 5 
‘Total Amount of Liabilities ... £ | 327,569 17 5 Total Amount of Assets ... £| 699,502. 49° 
Amount of Capital paid up at 3let March, 1922—4 per cent. Guaranteed Stock ... We ».. £029,988. 
; ' “ A’? Preference Shares frye lyse .»» £500,000, 
«BRB do EL NS ei SBD O08) 
Ordinary Shares 384 ae Ay .-. £2,250,000. 
; £3,904,988 
Rate of the last Dividend declared—Ordinary Shares Sac as ay. 4 . 1385 P cent. # annum. 
7) . “A” and “'B” Preference Shares: °... a, eo ... 10 % cent. P annum. 
e : Guaranteed Stock pee axe ay at cae .. 4% cent. Y annum. 
Amount of the last Dividend declared On MS Ay Dee Sh ike one ve £412,500, 
Amount of the Reserved Profits after declaring such Dividend .., . ... Se fae ae cphe ».» £2,105,818. 
S. H. BATCHELOR, Manager. 
Sydney, 12th October, 1922. J. G. DYKHS, Accountant. 
I, Sydney Hamilton Batchelor, make oath that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the foregoing Abstract is a true 
and faithful account of the Average Amount of Assets and Liabilities of the above Bank, during the period specified; and that 
as a was made up from the Weekly Statements thereof, kept in pursuance of the provisions of the Banks and Bank Holidays 
_ Act, 1912. ; 
Sworn before me, at Sydney, this : _A. McLENNAN. 
12th day of October, 1922, — } F. A. ROYLE, Justice of the Peace, . ea 
GENERAL ABSTRACT showing the Average Amount of the LIABILITIES and ASSETS of the BANK OF AUSTRALASIA, 
within the State of New South Wales, taken from the several Weekly Statements during the Quarter from the 
27th June to 25th September, 1922. 
Liabilities. Amount, | Totals, . Assets. — Totals. 
wh ah = - : 
; oa £ 8. d. £ « d. CRA ged 
Notes in Circulation—- Coined Gold and Silver and other Coined 
~Not bearing Interest .... 10,776 6 2{ 10,776 6 2 Metals Er eave iam Mees) A mee Bee, 
Heariig Tnscres § Sct h oak aceite =e sececeseveneens | Gold and Silver in Bullion or Bars ... néa[! snpeassonsoe ces 
Pa Bills ns Circulation— Landed Property us ue tee See] 20,461 17 8 
i ot bearing Interest ...) 89,295. 4 8 39,299 4 8 . 
% Bearing Interest x Se Poe Notes and Bills of other Banks ane toutes 94,509 14 10 
- i Australian Notes ih: BY hae | 905,041 8 10 
4 Balances due to other Banks) i. .cccecseuee | Piles, beh onants { 
# Amount of all Debts due to the Bank, includ- 
Deposits— ; 4 ing Notes, Bills of Exchange, and all Stock 
. Not bearing Interest ,..| 3,239,714 14 3 x and Funded Debts of every description, 
Bearing Interest ..+| 2,434,108 6 9 ; Ky excepting Notes, Bills, and Balances’ due} 
5,664,823 0 0 to the said Bank from other Banks »..| 6,746,641 17 11 
‘Total Amount of Liabilities... £| 5,714,894 10 10 Total Amount of Assets ...  £| 8,187,500 0 3 
: : , 
Amount of the Capital Stock paid up at the close of the Quarter ended 25th September, 1922 £4,000,000. 
Rate of the last. Dividend declared to the Shareholders... pa a ini Beat it shew ». 10) cent. P annum. 
Rate of the last Bonus declared to the Shareholders ae ue yak vee 6 Lee .. 3% cent, P annum, 
. Amount of the last Interim Dividend and Bonus ... i, 4 ah ae ae ... £260,000. 
Amount of the Reserved Profits at the time of declaring such Dividend HOF fae. igs .» £38,546,763. 

: lane: , ; Ye a oh ' C, BE. NORMAN, Manager. 
Sydney, 9th October, 1922. G. MAGNO; Accountant. 

___ I, Charles Ernest Norman, make oath that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the foregoing Abstract is a true and 
faithful account of the Average Amount of Assets and Liabilities of the above Bank, during the period specified; and that the 
ayes bs made up from the Weekly Statements thereof, kept in pursuance of the provisions of the Banks and Bank Holidays 

ct, 1912. - : 0 w: 

BE S| ; C. E. NORMAN, 
Sworn before me. at Sydney, this : 

9th day of Getober, 1922, \ PALMER KENT, Justice of the Peace. 






















































































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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 158, 








fio Rory 1922, 


GENERAL ABSTRACT showing the Average Amount of the LIABILITIES and ASSETS of the UNION BAN K OF 


» AUSTRALIA Limtrep, within the State of New South Wales, taken from the several a eehly Statements Benibe the 





Quarter from the lst July to 30th September, 1922. 





‘Deposits— 
Not bearing Interest ... 


Syduev, 9th October, 1922. 


Bearing Interest 


Total Amount of Liabilities .., 


Amount of the Capital Stock paid up at the close of the Quarter ended 30th September, 1922 
Rate of the last Dividend declared to the Shareholders, interim dividend a ist ii 





2,580,114 4 9 


| 2,488,180 7 5 


£ 


pa nes 


Amount of the last Dividend declared 


Amount of the Reserved Profits at 28th February, 1922, “date of last vublished Balance-sheet 


I, George Ward Richmond, make oath that to the best of my knowledge ead belief, the foregoing Abstract is a true | 


3,C68,294 12 2 


6,182,564 2 5 














Amount of all Debts due to the Bank, includ- 
ing Notes, Bills of Exchange, and all Stock 
and Funded Debts of every description, 
excepting Notes, Bills, and Balances due 
to the said Bank from other Bazks 





- Total Amount of Assets 











Liabilities, Amount. Totals, Assets. | ' Dotals. 

: £ ss. Ad ee oa i £ s. a. 
Notes in Circulation— Ooined Gold and Silver nae other Coined 

‘ Not bearing Interest ... 4,172 16 11 4,172 16 11 Metals ae i vee ae 82,008 6 1 
Bearing Interest eee svoveereeveecee Soeccesecrcccce Gold and Silver i in Bullion’ or Ripe es F : i f 65D 2 0 
Bills in Circulation— || Australian Notes © 1. se vee weef 445,1€4 95 = 5. 
A Not bearing Interest ...' 110,086 13! 4! 110,096 13 4 } 

Bearing Trterest een se a soeroeret eas wee ceeene Landed Property tity ide ae: eee poe o g 
i Notes and Bills of other Banks _... vi] 86,620 18.8 

Balances due to other Banks) | ssssesersserse becbsehh ent: ay Balances due from other Banks _... Littl 3 


.| 5,781,182 1.10 


£| 6,802,401 10 3 


. £3,000,000. 
... 15} cent. # annum. 
woe £220,000. 

. £3,336,817 19s. Od. 





ie W. RICHMOND, Insrector. 
. G. PACKER, Chief Clerk. 


and faichful account of the Average Amount of Assets and Liabilities of the above Bank, within the State of New South Wales, 
during the period specified; and that the same was made up from the Weekly Statements thereof, kept in pursuance of the 
provisions of the Banks and Bank Holidays nets 1912. 


Sworn before me, at Sydney, 


Sth day of October, 1922,— 


this % { A. NAISH, Justice of the Peace, 


Rar eS ae ne ce 


Ss ee eS 


y 


G. W. RISHMOND. 


GENERAL ABSTRACT showing the Average Amount of the LIABILITIES and ASSETS of the ENGLISH, SCOTTISH 
AND AUSTRALIAN BANK Lrwitep, within the State of New South Wales, taken from the several Weekly 
Statements ore the hesgeanveh from the lst J uly to the 25th September, 1922. 


a 





Liabilities. 


Notes in Circulation— 


Not bearing Interest 


Bearing Interest .., 


Bills in-Circulation— 


Balances due to other Banks.,, 


Not bearing Interest 


Bearing Interest ,,, 


- Deposits— 


Perpetual Inscribed Stock 


Not bearing Interest 


Bearing Interest ,,, 


Total Amount of Liabilities .., 


Amount e Capital Stock paid up at the close of the Quarter ended ine September, 1922... 


Amount. 


Totals. 


t 


Assets. 





saereseee 


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£ 


£ os 
551 0 


146,°07 15 


COG tee reaver ser 


3,176,415 11 
3,114,488 3 


438,232 13 


6,875,995 4 8 





Rate of the last Dividend declared to the Shareholders 


' Amount of the last Dividend declared 
Amount of Reserved Profits at the time of ‘Conuabe such Dividend: sont 





Tur ENGLISH, Scorrisu, AND AUSTRATIAN Bank Limited, 
Sydney, 4th October, 1922. 


Syvorn hitore me, at Sydney, this 
4th day of October, 1922,-~ 


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Coined Gold and Silver and other Coined 
Metals 


Australian Notes ~~ i 
Landed Property — 
Notes and Bills of pthier Banke and Bills 
collected a se ius 3° 
Balances due from other Banks ey 


Duty Stamps iss 
Amount of all Debts due to the Bank, ‘inelud- 
ing Notes, Bills of Exchange, and all Stock 
and Funded Debta of every description, 
excepting Notes, Bills, and Balances due 
to the said Bank from other Banks 


Total Amount of Assets. 


ooo soe ove eee 


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€ 
| 


601,491 12 2 
808,476 17 8 


351,796 6 1. 
74,259 9 0 


16,464 10. 3 


9,427 6 8° 


6,703,422 16 10 


8,465,338 18 8 


- - 
-__—_—— 


£1,319,887 1Cs. 
10 } cent. 

£126,806 17s. 6d. 
£1,402,604 12s, 10d. 


ae cease (RUS Serres LON TS BE Se aes A | 


QO. STEWART, Manager, 
0, DOCKER, Accountant. 


I, Charles Stewart, make oath and say that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the foregoing Abstract is 
s true and faithful account of the Average Amount of the Assets and Liabilities of the above Bank, within the State of New 
South Wales, during the period specified ; and that the samo was made up from the Weekly Statements thereof, kept in peicaiaies 
of the erie ain of the Banks and Bank Holidays Act, 1912. 


GEO. D. HAMILTON, Tustice of the Peace, 


C, STEWART, 


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PM Stee Pt RE TEN * ea) Le Shey iS ph ey oh eet Le. 


19 Nov. 1922.) NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 158. 6015 

GENERAL ABSTRACT showing the Average Amount of the LIABILITIES and ASSETS of the COMPTOIR: NATIONAL 
p'ESCOMPTE pz PARIS, within the State of New South Wales, taken from the several Weakly: hs a during the 
Quarter non the 1st July to the 80th September, 1922. 



































_ Liabilities, Amount, Totals, Assets. Totals. 
£4 a. Sein Were, ths £ «dad 
Notes in Circulation— Coined Gold and Silver and other Coined 
Not bearing Interest Fh Mla eRe eee al ae Metals < ae Ai 601 0 90 
Gold and Silver in Bullion or Bars ... aeuLi Aira ktnerceavenest 
Bills in Circulation— Landed Property BY ve stslhe, thacsbes seeseeees 
Not bearing Interest Weal cut cilsnaass 1,084 0 O || Balances due from other Banks $e | «=©54,873 0-0 
Australian Notes : He), 416 0 0 
Balances due to-other Banks ..). scccsegeoss | seasesdesievse | Amount of all ‘Debts due to the Bank, : 
including Notes, Bills of Exchange, and 
Deposita— all Stock and Funded Debts of every 
Not bearing Interest ...| 27,118 0 0 description, excepting Notes, Bills, and 
Bearing Interest .,, »{L10,321 0 0 Balances due to the said Bank from other 
: / |———~ ——| 137,439 0 0 Banks is ft se ie 1,574 0 0 
EPs RENAE MGB IS Oba PE PTE RASS ANE SS ks RIES ce oo me Ne eV Ls Se RTECS ELE DM 8) eat oO Ce A Seay RL AEE VR be SR 
Total Amount of Liabilities... £188,523 0 0 Total Amount of Assets ..,  # 57,464 0 0 
Amount of Capital paid up at this date seo dee on oeo en) ooe 900 ooo £10,000,000, 


Rate of last Dividend declared to the Shareholders... eee Rc alehecne es wae nae ve» «10 P cent. 
Amount of last Dividend declared (at francs 50 to £1) ved oe ore ine ave vee £500,000. 
Amount of the Reserved Profits at the time of core such Dividend .. aes ves vee =©2,812,483, 





A. SPITZER, Manager. 
Sydney, 3rd October, 1922, . H. V. BURRELL, Chief Accountant. 


: I, Arthur Spitzer, make oath that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the foregoing Abstract is a true and faithful 
Account of the Average Amount of Assets and Liabilities of the above Bank, during the period specified; and that the same 
was made up from the. Weekly Statements thereof, kept in pursuance of the provisions of the Banks and Bank Holidays Act, 


1912. 
f Ss A. §PITZER, 
Sern before me, at Sydney, this) + a ; bh 
3rd dup of ne, Syey,& dd. F, LAWRANOB, Justice of the Peace. f 








GENERAL ABSTRACT showing the Average Amount of the LIABILITIES and ASSETS of the YOKOHAMA SPECIE 
_ BANK Limite, within the State of New South Wales, taken from the soveral Weekly Statements during the quarter 
from the 1st J uly to the 30th September, 1922 






























































Liabilities “Amount, Totals Assets, Totals, 
Daa i tin Souk, dod) Ba; a. £ ed, 
Notes in Cir culation— Coined. Gold and Silver and other ne 
Notbearing Interest! cloacae. vida dese 4s qusaovevecunes Metals 466 4 4 
Bearing Interest ooo aoe COR SED ros vee HOe O00 ester) 208 ra “A 
eae Gold and Silver in Hin or yee ee i 72:16 2 
page ye ee aa Australian Notes oon ove “ns a 659 3 0 
Bacup ite aN ‘ eo 8 a oe a Forernaent Securities... ne Storey $478 10° 0 
oe Landed Property ive ted Menh” Eey Mech geann ve sos 
Balances due to other Banks...) ssesecevsseres sertoeceeeseees | Notes and Bills of other Balke. as woshioess¥sopnse, 
ip || Balances due from other Banks wwe is vaio 181,424 dE 
Deposits-— ; ' || Amount of all Debts due to the Bank, in- 
Not bearing Interest + .,.| 11,818 14 7] 11,818 14 7 cluding Notes, Bills of Exchange, and al) 
Bearing Interest ... v.| 000,485. 1 5 | 237,485 1 5 Stock and Funded Debts of every descrip- 
a > tion, excepting Notes, Bills, and Balances ; 
iba: due to the said Bank from other Banks ...| 69,216. 9 8 
Total Amount of Liabilities ....  £/248,969 15 8 | _ Total Amount of Assets he £) 257,312 14 4 
*Amount of the Capital Stock paid up at the close of the Quarter ended 30th Sep‘ember, 1922... £10,000,000. ergan 
- Rate of the last Dividend declared to the Shareholders... a CHa anya is a 129 cent, P annum 
* A mount of the last Dividend declared Ra ead . ane his nic ete ..- £600,000. 
_ *Amount of the Reserved Profits at tho time of declaring Hoh Dividend vie es .» £6,500,000, 
* Approximate, : : 
ay | Ye Y. MATSUSHIM 4, Manager. 
Sydney, 80th Septsmber, 1922. K, OYATA, Accountant. , 





T, Yesao Meizuchima, make oath that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the foregoing Abstract is a true and faithful 


Account of the Average Amount of Assets and Liabilities of the above Bank, during the period specified; and tiat the same was 
. made up ey A teas Statements thereof, kept in pursuance of the provisions of the Banks and Bank Holidays Act, 1912, 


Y. MATSUSHIMA,’ 


Sworn behnee me, at Sydney, this > ait eee ” 
Oth day of Osiaber, 1982,— - vr - OURRIE ELLES, Justice of the Peace, 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 155. 





[10 Nov., 192% 


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ANNUAL MEETINGS OF JUSTIOES TO CONSIDER APPLIOATIONS FOR AUCTIONEERS’ LIOENSES. 


NOTIOK is hereby given that the Annual Meeting of His Majesty’s Justices of the Peace, for the purpose of considering applications 
for Auctioneers’ Licenses for the ensuing year, will be holden at the Court-houses at the places and at the times hereunder 








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men Hill, A.C.P.S. 
. Wood, C. P.S. 
Sykes, A.OPS. 

. C. Atkinson, C.P.S. 
HL N. Ferris, A.C.P.S. 
G. Robertson, A.C.P.S. 


ae 


Cue ff my bad 6 


G. W. H. Davies, C.P.8. 
J. J. Fernon, O.P.8. 
W.S. Kelk, C.P.S. . 

J. A. Harris, C.P.S. . 

R. A. Hardwicke, C. P.8. 


322, C.J. Lang, A.O.P.S. 


W. Toole, A.C.P.8. 

W.. F. Britz, C.P.S. 

W. OC. Avery, C.P.S. 

R. G. Green, ©.P.8., C.M. © 
H. Breakell, C.P.S. 

VY. Champion, C.P.S. 

J. W. Lees, C.P.S. eB 
S. E. Beaver, C.P.S, O.M. © 
©. Wenholz, ie! PS, 

C. W. Swiney, O.P.S. 

J. Montgomery, A.O.P.S. 
A. E. Debenham; C.P.S.- 
S. H. Donnelly, C.P.S. | 
| EK. A. Amines 2 C.P.S. 







































































pe R21 i a), oF ct alee See ; My 
Se ae x dy ‘i : ae BAY ‘ : ; 
10 Nov, 1992] <NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 15s. 6017 
AUCTIONEERS’ IACENSING MERTINGS—continued. 
Last date Date of Notiee of Clerk of Petty Sessions by 
retin Potty Shanta. whom noviss Given. 

Gunning, 1, | Yass... ;..| 88 Nov.,1922.., 11 | 7 Nov., 1922) 2Oct., 1922| A. L, Wellisch, O.P.S8, .. 
Guyra oee vee eee Armidale + 38 ? ry) or -* deeteeeoneetres 1% np » . A. Morgan, A CC. PS, 
Hay ... & te | Heys, te, [38° 4% Hott ao 7 Nov., 1922) 14 ,, » | H. Bargeson, O.P.S. 
Henty ... iat of Albury 4.) 3/23), Pe oy BRR eS Rg ee, Vee ca a TES » | BR. Wood, C.P.S. 

Hill Bnd. ..| Mudgee... = ..| 98, yc. Bf Nov, 199216 , 4 | L.A. Bisley, A.C.P.S, 
Billston ,,.—.. | Hilleton... —...| 28, ee ee EO EN i es en Oe » | &. Howie, C.L.C. 
Holbrook ... 4.) Albury .., 28)... EE AR? 50. a tea ae ae. RB. Wood, 0.P.S. 
Hornsby ae et Ryden Lae wo 12,45 | 7 Nov., 1922) 5Sept., ,, | F. L. Foster, O.P.S. 
Inverell oes isteas 1 2B ERA 8. fl Die » | 17 Oct., ~.,, 1 °C. G. Vindin, O.P.8. 9 |: 
Jerilderie aw a Deniliquin 205% Po ANE BIRO es aa Sj 1 Nov., ,, | W.H. M. Face, A.C.P.S. 
Pane TS ARE Le ae oie 28°, Spoor Tasty » +17 Oct; |.0. R. Colls, O.P.8; 
Katoomba ... _...| Penrith Te hare Soe Nite |) y $k ree eee, BF 9 Sar » | C.B. Foster, OPS. 
Kempsey vai v.| Macleay River ., 28° ,, ag eae 4 Ti ep AGT » | W.'T. Brewer, C.P.S, 
Kiama ag Aes ORTH eo ayy | BY Ny mas ED Tas epee Ones » | C. B. Denton, O.Ps. 
Kogarah sa ae Metropolitan estan PES Mer mea ere 4 1B hal Ee Soe airs O.P.S., 
Kurri Kurri ..; sis Maitland 28. 5 AL EO hes Pare | Boe » | G. W. Brown, C.P.S 
Kyogle m4 GA ia alta alot OOo ie Pameahus 14) cf ey ¥ Bey » (2. H. See, A.C.P.S 
Lismore as eit? bade Waosisaa eho fee 5 arr Ua leerU i ge aa, Bee | » | RB. A. May, C.P.S, 4 
Lithgow ie ‘Hartley... a Lam RNs TA & gett DS aivlaAy ML. Borthorie, BPS! 
Liverpool ‘ Liverpool - et Be Ba NAY Shine Neca We keane » | A. G. Hardwick, C.P.S. 
Lockhart i vaghotmeat stage Blight eis Cow 2 | 7 Nov., 1922) 16— ,, » | W..1. Byan, C.P.S. 
Maclean a Grafton — CEI anomie hd fee he Fie » R. W.S. Kelly, C.P.8 
Manilla , Bingara. ee 28.5 rie 10 fhestgie ° LS hy 3 R. A. Hills, C.P.8 
Millthorpe ... Wakil Ge AE cee, pide uae Sort Hl see y 20.9%; * R. C. Steel, A.C.P.S. 
Milton... ; <M Ding reaetnteead 28% ekts Pat Py ete lo ss ep AE, Hodgson, C.P.S8. 
Mittagong .| Berrimna Base Sate 10 Lee me 13 SA bat a McDonald, A.C.P.8, 
Noama . | Moama ... Poe Rh ee 10 Tou * ue 7 W. Goodwin, A.C.P.S. 
Molong ..| Molong Bees. ee ae ee A ieee » | A.C. McDonald, C.P.S. 
eb Moree: 5:17, pA aE he Nice: fee oa Bruce UL ine cy aes 2 J.D. Rorke, 0.P.S. 

_ Moruya ay Se See oe 88°85 Ca Bay a ak. apne a Eick » | C.T. Howard, A.0.P.S. 
Mudgee vow ‘Mudgee... BF ye 10 | 7Noyv., 1922/17 , x H. M. Blackmore, C.P.S,, 
Mullumbimby a Mullumbimby a Ot aa le ee 10 °V cB x, % shee » | ¥.W. Ferrier, A.C.P.S, 
Murrumburrah | Young ... cec| Se s 10 Y die eo SO be » | J. McIlroy, C.P.8. 
Murrurundi .,, «>| Murrarundi  ,..) 28 ,, mK 10 if Soha ks “ IO: s M. Ryan, C. P.S. 
Murwillumbah .-| Murwillumbah,.,|.28  ,, 3 10 Oo RRS ALD Re Be fo EO. J, ‘Coghlan, C.P.8. 
Muswellbrook... ..»| Muswellbrook 28 ‘3 10 7 Nor, 1922/17 -,, » | . P. Cusick, C.P.S. 

and Merton, 
Nabiac... te ae Manning River} 28 5, SOE EB aaa a etn Ne arale RS ys » | G. A. Read, A.C.P.S, 

and Raymond : 

‘Terrace. ; 
Narrabri wi ..| Narrabri 285 sa 10 7 Nov., 1982/13 ,, » | M.E. Soane, C.P.S. 
Narrandera .., ..| Narrandera 3 i TEM tisha vssecacts 4» » | GC. A. Arnold, C.P.S. 
Narromine __,., aK eeleep TO Sie i ae 7 Noy., 1922] 23 , EA nas Hannaford, A.C.P.S 
Newoastle Dil ee Pa ole 4x gare’ e 28, Z \eet TO > Beh Oe s, 7. EALG, Chiplin, O.P.8 ,C.M, 
Newtown = ...| Newtown 25> 3 Beet eee BE) sy) | Yee catleahes i ph 24, » | H.J, Leary, 0.P.8., C.M. 
Novrea ... es ...| Shoalhaven 28 , Seth AL 7 Nov., '1922| 6 ‘ » | &.d. Youdale, O.P.S. 
Nundlo es Pa aie tact bese ae DSg Sai lg eb 6 Dela elas ae ate 8 Noy., , | W.H. Smith, A.C.P.S. 
Nyngan ie Nyngan... WLS eee oe 10 7 Nov., 1922) 17 Oct Bo ON, Sheridan, C.P.S. 
Oberon thee es Wei. amie Gone po a EMA BO We OY ot eta, Seg » | H. Genner, A.C.P.S, 
Orange Ly Nee LONE i 28 aS eo eh LO 7 Noy., 1922) 19 ,, = N. Byrne, C.P.8., C M 
Paddington ae || Metropolitan. weet 2B ey Wk vee BO Ee et 202%) pe ae Connell, O.P.8., 
Pambula pie .| Eden _ .., 28557 és 10 Rie ees = Gos » | W.G. Noble, A.C.P.S. 
PSY WO oo aac fas eS Rie eh BR e 11 ess Se es uae » | H. Palser, C.P.S. 
Parramatta ,., ...| Parramatta 28335 Be 10 CS need Beohn Fae oS ie Broughton, C.P.S., 
Paterson — ...| Maitland save 2 19 bt ee Betas » | B. J. Purtell, A.C.P.S. 
Peak Hill... ar PIMOS eg eb BBY 5 2 23) » | W.J. Poidevin, A.C.P.S. 

Ponvith: 5.44) piggy Penmitn © ASB J 10 | 7 Nov, "1928 19° % » | C. W. Naylor, C.P.8. 
Picton sey Desteasvass ces. Hy Ba. : 10 sr bes » | GS. Goldie, C.P.S. 
Portland re Hartley... ces. ae ge Ee FG 7 ‘Nov., 1929) 19 re » | C.C. McRae, A.O.P.S. 
Port Macquarie Port Masquatic 28: Nes (cae 1 Yao ey Se Pees ae & uae 3 | A. EH. McDonald, C.P.S. 
Queanbeyan . is Queanbeyan od | SE Be eee hk a O cy Rae | a 16, » | H. Angove, C.P.S 
Quirindi rh an ho as On Gat. aa Bee aE Piirey tik AO alee » | H. T. Skilton, O.P.S. 
Raymond Terrace _... Raymond Terkase 28, . 10 fs Repo): oe » | A.C. Ireland, A.C.P.S. 
Rookley Se ...| Bathurst 28 5, % 10 SR A gles Wt RO y 3.36 O Harrison, Acting. 
Ryde ... we] Ryde °... 28° a3 10 phon ‘ 5 Sept, , | F. L. Foster, C.P.8. 
Rylstone ...| Rylstone 28 . 10 Tong ae 1 16 Ooty. 4 |. Wa H- Dening, O.P.S. 
Scone ... uf AT IGOR prise cpa Fee come i (Kee ea fined » | 148ept., , | J. B. Scobie, u.P.S. 
Singleton beeisi Sahess. foodie a I he ” 116 Oct, , | P. B. Eldershaw, C.P.8. 
Stockinbingal... a 22 og AP oC RR A a ett NO en a et . | W. Robson, A,C.P.S. 
Stroua... ae ...| Raymond Terraos 28 ,, Bee Sut: Bry tk sy : eae a . Bedingfeld, 
Sunny Corner .. Bathurst 80's, ¥ 10 wh as SR GAB » | #. W. Dolman, A.C.P.S, 
‘Tambar Spring, — Gunnedah 28 ,, E 10 Pee Sig higy kegames » | W.G. Jones, A.C.P.S. 
Tamworth... RN Ose Se zs te ie ie ae rae gk se » | H.Jd. Daley, C.P.S. 

— ‘Taralga petant ese ete: ae ral vache st 1h eG NEE oy a » | A. Riordan, A.C.P.8. 

‘Taree ... Thy B28: 3 ARES ts ie ae a Bes gag » | W. C. Geikie, C.P.S. 
Temora_ 3 Temora- ae a's f weer ae! OP a6 » | dM. Hade, C.P.S. 
‘Tenterfield as Tenterfield © if. Lae iy BO 2A Ser setan tes ee » | 4. D. Donnelly, C.P.8. 

iboobarra =... _...) Mitchell es ie Bd LO 7 Nov: 1923). 2 » | J. Klis, A-O.PS, 
Tingha 7%... ...| Inverell...  ...|'28 ee RR Tel Ws, oh. Wait Ae » | K. R. Guling, C.P.8. 
Tooumwal yo) vn} Deniligain. * °.;,/ 28°, Be Seth uP eae 4 D. Mathieson, A.C.P.S. 

Trangie he | Warren... cals ay Ras ke LAS » | 25 8ept, , | H.C. J. Ferris, A.O.PS. 
Tumberumbe... .., | Tumbarumbe 45 ae RUPE. I Miinadaoe 26 no 7 Oct. F, J. Barnard, C.P.8, 
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6018 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 158. [10 Nov., 1922. 
AUCTIONEERS’ LICENSING MERTINGS—continued. = 
| When Court tobeheld.. |: rastaste | Date of Notice of ae 
Flees Police District. ee for receipt ot | Clerk ot | liom netlos givens 
Date. Hour. i rh f 
EATS YS Ee ea To Re ~ —— 
Tuma... ee | Tumut ... ...| 28 Nov., 1922...) 21 sssesveerseseee | 13 Oct., 1922) F. W. Smart, C.P.S.- 
Ulmarra - tas .-.| Grafton... Fel ay Fee Auk ronal PaO 7 Noy.; 1922) 3243 » | G@. 8. King, A.C.P.S. 
Uralla...  . os. wo| Uralla ... whl Bis, Sy Conse LO 7h ee a 30 4 » -| H. A. P. Dunk, C.P.8. 
Urana.... = .».| Narrandera  .,.| 28. PAP | a fy. Cites vy | 19 ge og | SV. McGrath, O-P.8. 
Wagga Wages EA brs Mae shige, cance 28 ;, Sp Meet] EROS FoR ge ogy AB ay ay 1 WG Hazell O:2.8.,0.M. 
Walbundrie ... vail ik Saeeee tecdeates (idl Seong eA ESO Ke! Mats sca ly Seo -y | W. FB. Searson, A.C.P.S. 
Walcha Me ...|. Armidale ey 28 or Peace 9k BeOS PALEY fe 28 Sg - | D. Moriarty, C.P.S. 
Walgett » ... | Walgett Le 2B igs Spel ARO hh. has, Pao eee ee » | H. F. Oram, C.P.8. 
Warialda Hy «| Warialda Be SEB e se Spiess ak O) (ex ei dD es wy ) A. Ayling, C:Ps8 2046 
Wauchope _... ...| Port. Macquarie..| 28 ,, Se eee elias Mar bahepeape ke TO Rey peepee be: Ws Ferguson, A.C.P.S. 
Wellington... ...| Wellington: ...] 23 ,, Pa Cog et 8) 7 Noy., 1922) 16 _,, » | W. O'Hanlon, A.C.P.S. 
Wentworth ... °...| Wentworth ..:; 28 4: wi sei AO shasueuaweieps Gene » | M.S. Meagher, C.P.S. 
Werris Creek... {OIG , evares sepecencs StS ON 5 ke a AO 7 Nov., 1922, 17 .,. \y | G. F.C. Griffin, C.P.S. 
West Maitland Gael Wve Gees Goaevews vse cease Pa ape EMA Seen li % | W. 8. Bromhead, ©.P.8. 
Weat. Wyalong Sy PRR A OEP ERLE Bete fe oop ae aapetdcr eke svete pce be 7 Nov., 1922) F. Grugeon, C.P.8. 
Wilcannia ..>| Mitchell Rei) 282 Fe 10 7 Noy., 1922, 16 Oct, , | T. G. Flynn, O.P.S. 
Windsor ass ...| Windsor oil 28 ee SS Lane tae tg » | 2t 5  . » | J. A. 8S. Balmain, C.P.8. 
Wingham... | Manning River...) 28. 4° » «| 10 | 7 y AES PY) Sonat w | H. Isles, C.P.8. 
Wollongong ... nals], is aneponastennen roe 1 CaS came Mt) AR Sh Se Ae | 16,  y | H.R. F. Haydock, C.P.S. 
Wyong wa ...| Brisbane Water..| 23 , be fassdl areas 7 Nov., 1922, 30 ,, » | J. M. Grady, A.C.P.S. 
Yass... Jk ie) ARBAB whey seal 2a Bye ip ae opr * 23 , » | H. 8. Freeman, 6.P.S, 








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Wines Department Hotices, 








PROCLAMATION—MINING ACT, 1908, 


if Sir Watrzr Epwarp Davipson, the Governor of the State of New South Wales and its Dependencies, in the Common- 

g wealth of Australia, in pursuance of the provisions of the Mining Act, 1906, do, by this my Proclamation, declare the 
lands set out in the Sohedule hereunder to be private lands for the purposes of Part TY of the eaid Act, from the date of | 
publication hereof :—~ ; 


SCHEDULE REFERRED TO. 

















' eee 
Loeality, 

Portion Nos, Area, Y eh, east 

| County. — Parish, 
te —~ ARIEL AEC ie SR EE ¢ = ie = Se ee : a “ caenieniem 

a. Fp. ' i’ L ‘ i 

46, 47, 52, 58, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58, 59, 48, 66, 49, 0,51, and 67; 116 2 12 Durham cece) | Auckland, 
of village of Auckland. 

















[1922-7,682 L.B.] ae 
Signed and sealed at Sydney, this twenty-sixth day of October, 1922. 
(1.8.) W, E, DAVIDSON, * 
. e Governor. 
By His Excellency’s Command, 
J.C, I. FITZPATRICK, 





[2869] GOD SAVE THE KINGt | 
TEMPORARY APPOINTMENTS OI WARDENS’ , Mr. Charles Joseph Rooney, Acting Clerk of Petty 
CLERKS. &c Sessions, to act temporarily as Warden’s Clerk, 
’ R Mining Registrar, and officer authorised to issue 
DEPARTMENT OF MINES. miners’ rights and business licenses, at Blayney, 


from 16th October, 1922, vice Mr. Allan, on leave. 
. Jack Fleeman, Acting Clerk of Petty Sessions, 
to act temporarily as Warden’s Clerk, Mining 
Registrar, and officer authorised to issue miners’ 
rights and business licenses. at Albury, from 5th 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the | yy 
Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint the 
persons mentioned in the following Schedule to act 
temporarily in the positions shown therein,—such 


appointments to take effect from the dates therein October, 1922, viee Mr. Scobie, on leave. 
specified (1922-6,149-120 Misc.), Mr. Arthur Charles McDonald, Acting Crown Lands 
4 ie : gWinhny /8 2e . Agent, to act temporarily as Warden’s Clerk, 
J.C. L, FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines, Mining’ Registrar, and officer authorised to issue 
—— miners’ rights and business licenses, at Port Mac-_ 
Mr. Edward Percy Cusick, Relieving Clerk of Petty | GUe@ne, from 12th’ October, 1922,\ vice Mz, Mar- 


ee = eh colino, on leave. 
Sessions, to act temporarily as Warden’s Clerk, Mr. Norman Leslie Morison Hammond, Acting Crown 
Mining Registrar, and officer authorised to issue Lands Agent, to act temporarily ae Winndanicn 
miners’ rights and business licenses, at Scone, | _ Clerk, Mining Registrar, and officer authorised to Bi 
from 18th September, 1922, vice Mr. Scobie, issue miners’ rights and business licenses, at Bar- 


transferred, medman,—from 14th September, 1922, vice Mr. — 
Mr. Edward Perey Cusick, Relieving Clerk of Petty Smith, on leave (ill). s " area 
Sessions, to act temporarily as Warden’s Clerk, | Mr. Harold, Palser, Acting Crown Lands Agent, to act 
Mining Registrar, and officer authorised to issue temporarily as Warden’s Clerk, Mining Registrar, 
miners’ rights and business licenses, at Muswell- and .oficer authorised to issue miners’ rights and — 
brook. from 6th October, 1922, vice Mr. McKay, business licenses. at Parkes. from 25th September, — 
transferred, 1922; wiee Mr." Willans, on leave, 9. 


a 
—~ ae keh oer - ‘ Sapane ari en aees nies anmen ads bere . —_— tg ae = ey ows 


X 





Wag bia” 
Mie yy wad ¢ 


Application N 0. 








f seas aN Ae 
10-Nov., 1922.) 
. , DY ean ~ 7h. 
[3148]: Sydney, 10th: November, 1922. 
NOTICE: TO! LESSKHES* OF MINERAL LEASES 
GRANTED ee ae THE MINING ACT’ OF 
- 1884.62, 
\ OTICE i is parse given that the rents for the year 
~ 1923 of Mineral Leages, granted under the 


Mining he: of 1874, fall due on the 30th November, 
1922, and must, be paid on or before that date. 


io (OlRS Pe FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines. 





[3221] Sydney, 10th Noveniber, 1922. 


NOTICES. TO APPLICANTS FOR. LEASES. FOR 
MINING AND. FOR PURPOSES IN. CONNEC- 
TION WITH MINING; TO LESSKES UNDER 


- SUCGH* LEASES; AND TO WHOM IT MAY" 


' CONCERN. | 
Notice IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT— 


HIS: Excellency the: Gorenkers “with the advice’ 


of ‘the Executive Cotincil has approved’ of the grant 


of a. lease in» satisfaction of the: undermentioned 


application, for ae p Moan iereones Lease of Crown 
Lands. FY 
7 Al 1929-8 359 1. B:). 


Application No. OF Cobar (local 308), W iia ms George 
Gillett, mu 14, county Robinson, parish Cobar, Pa a. 
2 re 29. p:, dated 23rd September, 1 1921." 


Fide Cc. L. HIER eh Minister for Mines. 


HIS Exeellency yee Gevernor, with the advice 
of. the, Executive Couneil, has refused the undermen- 





Hope. appiicarions for leases. of Crown Lands ; REED 


For A Mineran Lmase. 


4 a nieW we ANSE S15. bB.Y: 


eh ee aa Nomekhy 
oo son: MeKervey ,’ county: Pottinger, 
ag 80 acres, DInd: Dees, 1921. 


Gunnedah” abba Fege hist ns 
parish ‘Gunnedah, 


eee es ‘For A Mining Purrosns. Lease. f 
ieee 0 41990-6514 1.B.): 

6, Gunnedah (local 29), Thomas 

~McKervey,. county Pottinger, parish Gunnedah, 


6 acres, 2nd F eb., 1922. 
~~ (In lieu of notices appearing in Government Gazette 


No. 155 of 3rd November, 1922, but to take effect from 
‘ that, date). i 


; br C: L. PIVZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 
tsonat Sydney, 10th. November, 1922. 


= is hereby. notified that His Exéellency ti are. 

= nor, with the advice of the Executive Council, 

pursuance of the-provisions of section 124a4,) tains 
Act, 1906, has cancelled the undermentioned. lease for 





non-compliance with the labour conditions contained | 
» therein, -and-it is her eby pores cangelled. 


ee Ri & Ee}. 
~ GoLp- Mining LBAse, Mine Aor,’ 1906. 
No, 2,578, Charles Henry. Alder; m2}: county. Wel- 


‘ ‘lington, parish Cummings, 3 a. 2 r. 27 
—eation No. Hill End 321-80-124.. 


= 


Teney the Governor, with the advice of’ the Executive 

Council, has granted a lease of the whole of the land 

comprised in the cancelled lease to the complainant 

as follows;— 

Application No. Hill End’ 335 doeal 185- 124,), Charles 
Hamilton, mr 2, county Wellington, parish Cum- 
mings, 3 a. 2-r. ‘27 Dey ‘complaint No. 481. 


ert dar Gu Iu. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines: 


rT is intended to void ne Gold-mining Leases’ of 


ae Crown Lands granted in satisfaction of the undermen- 


_ tioned applications, in-terms of the Mining Act, 1906, 


is ied that notice of such voidance will be published jn 
_ the Government Gazette of 24th November, 1922; and 


the land referred to in such ap lications will, after 
publication of the Government azette of that date 
(namely, at 2.30 0’clock p.m.), be open to be taken 
ossession of in terms of the Mining Act and Regu- 


an 





(age 8,360 8, 361 - 3.362 L.B.).- 


ae 
_Applgation No, 126, ‘Onanithas (local. 173), 
Dix Gael 26,2 county. Fitzroy, parish Bagawa, 38 
“acres, 15th August, 1922, date of a 


Yo 158, pe’ NovemBuR, 1922, 





p-, apph- 


AND it is hereby further notified that His Excel- ; 


dant oes provided there be Fuge no adverse title to the 


Victor. 





“Saw. $e ure WALES coven BNA Gazer, Nd. 158 6019" 





Application No. Gl Gulgong (local 140), Michacl 
Daniel Lett, gn 2, county Bligh, parish Goodiman, 
5 acres, 10th August, 1922, date of lease. 
Application No. 66, Tuena (local 207), Joseph Johnsou 
and William Henry Weeks, ex 28, county Georgi- 
ana, parish Gillindich, 3 acres, 15th August, 
» 1922 date’ of ‘lease. 


J. GC. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 





-HIS &xcellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, has voided the Gold-mining 
Lease of Crown Land granted in satisfaction of the 
undermentioned. application, the Iéssee shaving 
neglected. or refused to execute the same. 
[1922-79751 B.} 


A toatken No. 9, Major’s Creek (Ideal 33), Henry 
Colley, qu 85, county St. Nig bo » parish Hlring- 
ton, 5 acres, 10th February, 1922 


J.C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines, 





HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice 
of the Kxecutive Council has approv ed of the grant 
‘of a lease’ in satisfaction: of the undermentioned 
appheation for a Mining Lease of Private Lands, 
(1929-8, 496 L.B.] 

Application _No. 122; Orange (local 281), Frederick 
Lamont: Mefadzean; pen 67, part of 61, county 
Bathurst, parish Huntley, lia: tr. 12-p.> dated 
29th June, 1922. 

J.C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 


é 





THE undermentioned application for authority to 
prospect, in terms of section 17, oining Act, 1906, has 
been refused (1922-8,857 LB.) :- 

Application No. 10, East’ Maitland, Albert Nelson, 

county Northumberland, parish Cessnock, 200 

acres, 7th October, 1922. 


J. O. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines: 


[3145] idee 10th } 

T is: proposed to. cancel the undermentioned leases, 

and notice of cancellation thereof will be published 

in the Government Gazette of the 24th November, 
1922, and the land referred to in such leases will, 
unless held under some’ other title, after publication 
of Government Gazette of that date (namely, at 
2.30 o'clock p.m., Sydney time), be available for: 
occupation in te rms of the Mining ‘Act: 1906 :— 
[1922-67147 ; 5,955; 6,146. 5:954. R. & I.) 


Gontp Lrass, Wek Acr, 1906. 
No. 2,491, Benjamin Rackham, anne Gu 134, county 
‘Parry, parish'Nundle, 25 acres, application No. 
Nundle 44-61. 
Drepoine Luasns, Mining Acr, 1906, 


No. 469, John Wilson, portion wu 43, county Buller, 
parish Ruby, 22 a. 0 r. 37 p., application No. 
Wilson’s Downfall 68-239. 

No. 475, John Wilson, portion mi 19, county Buller, 
parish Ruby, 10 acres, application No. Wilson’s 
Downfall 69-240. 


Private Lanps Lease, Mining Acr, 1906. 


No, 742, Charles Mol noua Royds, portion pan 7, 
county St. Vincent, parish Elrington, 6. acres, 
application No. Major’ s Creek 2-9. 


Spectan Leases, Mining Acr, 1906. 


No, 8, Charles Patrick Barrett, portion mui 74, county 
Clarke, parish Coventry, 100 acres, application 
No. Glen Innes 7-276. 

No. 9, William. Kelly, portion mi 2, county Clarke, 
parishes Coventry and Hall 2310 ras 0. ry 17“ ps, 
ex: mus 76 and 77, application No. Glen Innes 
9-51 (124). 


J.C. lL. FITZPATRICK, Seeretary for Mines. 


[3146] Sydney, 10th November, 1922. 


iii is proposed to void the undermentioned leases, 
and notice of voidance thereof will be published 
in the Government Gazette of the 24th November, 
1922, -and the land referred to in such leases will, 
‘unless -held ander some other title, aa publicaion 
‘of Government Gazette of that date (namely, at 2.30 
o’eloek p.m., Sydney. time), be pilectnss For. oecupa- 
tion in terms of the Mining: Act, 1906. 
[1922-6,145 R. & LJ 





Noveniber, 1922, 








6020 «=i BW SOUTH WALMS GOVERNMENT GAZEYTE, No. 158. [10 2 2 














k 


Gotp Leasvs, Mixtna Act, 1874. ( oe ee pseu 
‘ c “ae pene ae suspension of the labour con itions | on the undermen- _ 
Cobar. Mining District. riiumed’ leases foribiol paried specified. : eas 





No, 314; The Mount Boppy Limited, portion an 18, 2 TES FESO ee gon aN Me Kenge Aa 
county Robinson, parish Cohn, 10 acres, applica- J.C. 1. i ITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. CE aay 
tion No. Cobar 279, Bee kai a areas 


No, 315, The Mount Boppy Limited, portion eu 17, | Private Lands Leases Nos. 1,229 and 1,250 (Mining » BY 





county Robinson, parish Cohn, 10 acres, applica-_ Act, 1906), standing in the name of francis John 

tion No. Cobar 280. es : Hahn, for a period of three (8) months from the 
No. 317, The Mount Boppy Limited, portion gu 19, | 99th July: 4929530559 td SEE Ee, 

county Robinson, parish Cohn, 8 acres, applica- [1922-5132 RS LP yeu se Ses CO 

tion No, Cobar. 285. ; : es aes aaa we Bite sph ine KY 
No. 482, The Mount Boppy Limited, portion gi 43, Paces ie . 

county Robinson,, parish Cohn, 10 acres, applica- Bitte [Form G 1.] Ts ak tn 4 

tion No. Cobar 463. Bee ie '] NOTICE UNDER MINING ACT, 1906—APPLIUA- © 
No. 483, The Mount Boppy’ Limited, portion a: 44, ” TIONS FOR DREDGING LEASES. 

son N ober eea ae bela 2 etre eee N inquiry in terms of section 91 Mining ‘Act 

ion No. Cobar 464, Baer ; F pee ee ) 
No. 519, The Mount Boppy Limited, portion 1 60, A 1906, will be held: as follaws:—Application No. 


| 212-731, Tingha, by L. R, Litchfield and E. Cox, to _. 
mine for tin by means of hydraulic sluicing, on por- 
tion M.L. 45, parish Clive, county Gough, embracing 


county Robinson, parish Cohn, 8 acres, applica- 
tion No. Cobar 490, , 





J.C. L. FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines. an open flat adjoining portion M.L. 3 on the south — 
= ; cf and east, and portion M.L. 48 on the east, west, and — 
[3147] Sydney, 10th November, 1922, south, at Warden’s Court, Tingha, on 29th Novem-  — 


OSes 5 ig ‘ BORE €or CEOS EEE , ber; 1922, at J1.a.m > Roe 

SUSPENSION, OF LABOUR CONDITIONS: ON OS tiatee peal Bie a8 
Sarat RT TN ER ae bao h lene 249 a »jections to the applications must be lodged in the 
pare a AMALGAMATED PRIVATE LANDS | Warden’s Office where application made on or before 
mice siden | the date of the inquiry. beh 

TN pursuance of the powers conferred upon me by the i a ibe W. 1. PERRY, 
Mining Act, 1906, section 113, subsection 4 (b), I, Hite Warden. 











Joun Cusrves Lucas Firgparrick, Minister for Mines, | 4th November, 1922, [3114 | 
[8065] j - Department of Mines, = = 
\ - Sydney, 10th November, 1922. —- 


REVOCATION IN PaRT OF NOTIFICATION OF RESERVE No, 472, MADE UNDER SECTION 26, MINING ACT, 1874, — 


PAKISH WYALONG, COUNTY GIPP3S. 


L I8 Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased, in pursuance of the provisions of section 
14 (3) of the Mining Act, 1906, to direct that, from and after 2:30 p.m. on the abovementioned date, part of reserve No. 472, 

under section 26, Mining Act, 1874, notified 9th June, 1894, reserving certain land from occupation for residence or business purposes, 

under any miner’s right or business license, which is embraced by the acc»mpanying Schedule, be revoked, and it is hereby revoked 

accordingly. ee 2 

(1922-5,950-120 Misc. ] 









































Piane .. _ | Reserve, | AGE A pea | . : . : ‘Papers 
Distriet, Division, No. | Purpose. | Notification, County. | Parish. Shire, . | Area. Part revoked. Nae Nous 
——— ~ ~~ — . Bee Sy) eau a BG PES SURRISAESUne oa respac £3--SESNaGCPaoEr G:<SHREET EZ PUAG eeprom NEAT ETAL RSNEAN GE OTANI aac amen 
| a ea pra 
r | ‘ £ \ ea nee. fea Se) 2) : j een 1 | i. 
Wyalong..! Central...) .472 From occupation for| 9 June, 1894) Gipps ..| Wyalong ..| Bland Shire| 0) 2 0 | That part.withln portion 878. Misc. _ 
H * | residence or business } and Wyalong! Plan G. 2,982-1,871, | 1922-5,260, 
purposes under any Municipality. i 5 oA : 
| miner’s right or | | a ae ae 
business license. it 3 Tees iH a ee 
' { } ; 
pT Se ae OR Ss ir aes ON WALES ae Pes 
{3140} : i ~~ Department of Mines, 


( Sydney, 10th November, 1922. 


REVOCATION OF PART OF RESERVE 4,521 ROM CONDITIONAL SALE (WITHIN THE EMMAVILLE GOLD-FIELD), 
‘PARISH OF WELLINGTON NORTH, COUNTY OF GOUGH. == |. iS) 


i I8 Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, and with tre — 


concurrence of the Secretary for Lands, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 106 of the Mining 
Act, 1906, part of reserve No. 4,521 from conditional sale (within the Emmaville Goli-field), hereunder described, shall be revoked, and 


it is hereby revoked accordingly. : i be ae pitnaeeecen 
Sea eke we FITZPATRICK, Minister for “Mines. ‘ eat 





~ [1922-6,101-120 Misc.] 















































EA) TELA Ye OER EI oe SoHEDULE. : Lies 
Land Division | Reserve P Date of | 3 : ; | : ; Se at ey thale 
Dintrict. | No. | urpose, | Notification, | County. Parish. Shire. | Area. | -Part reread. ee, Papers Ro. Naar 
A es ‘ MAIS yes Tene se PO eae, Mr Saae: er B52 8s MERE SSN Sea aR RCT FP UPEN ERO CUES ERS AT Yess NEEM Aer 
: : j as | Loci ilk 3 Wah One: 7] pee 
Glen | Hastern 4,524 From conditional sale) 19 Oct, 1887... Gough “| Wellington | Seyern .. 180... Part within portion 16 and! . Mise, 
Inves, | (within Wmimayille | North, tet road on south thereof.| 1922-5,276 
Gold-field), | | Plan Cab, No, G, 7,012-1,761,] (Wines, 
fp boy TAR DAL nle TON a ; et } : e : { : { r ; ; eee On f : ij 
[ 9] ; coh "Department of Mines. 


aig hy oe Sydney, 10th November, 1922. : 
RESERVE FROM ALIENATION FOR MINING OR MINING PURPOSES, PARISH OF KIKOIRA, = 


COUNTY OF DOWLING. 


F: 


‘ ES F “ai, $ ; Hs es, : pe ea 

H's Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Hxecutive Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, and with the — 
4. concurrence of the Secretary for Lands, directs it to be notified that, in pursaance of the provisions of section 106 of the — 
Mining Act, 1906, the Crown Lands hereunder described shall be exempted from alienation and reserved for mining or mining purposes, — 


and they are hereby exempted from alienation and reserved for mining or mining purposes accordingly. sit 
[1922 -6,042-120 Misc.] 


¥ 





DESCRIPTION. ag coe Pike eM 
CENTRAL DIVISION, 2A 015.6: cinaiakihae tee. Nn aie bees a 


ihe 


Lanp Disreict or Hiniston; Branp Suiezt. perp ions 8 


after inquiry. and report by the Warden, have granted “ee 


J.C, .. FYESPATRICK Seccetaty for. Mines) 


J, ©. L, FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 





% 


No. 1,666 (st), County of Dowling, parish of Kikoira, containing an area of 412} acres, The Crown Landa within the following a 


oie 


boundaries: Commencing at a point on the west side of a road 3 chains wide and due west of the south-west corner of portion 22 ; thence — i 


north along that west side 65 chains; thence by a line west 55 chains; thence by i line eouth 75 chains to the north side of a road | 


2 chains wide; thence along that north side 55 chains east tothe west side of the former road ; thence north along that west side 20 chains, 
: r ye fitin 2 {8 a RR aah eh ayo = ae <f Vase 


‘to the point of commencement. ‘ ame Peniae ea 
Papers No, 1922-5,785-251 Misc.] . 4ae. 














10 Nov, 1922.) NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTH, No. 158. 











Zands Uepariment Votices, 


Sydney, 10th November, 1922. 


[3187] 
TA is hereby notified, for public information, that, 
in accordance with the provisions of the 26th 
section of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, 
the undermentioned | eppate ds are hereby appointed 
as Trustees respectively of the portions of land herein- 
after particularised, namely :— 
Public Recreation Ground and Racecourse at Grafton, 
area 108 acres 3 roods ]9 perches (being the residue of 
112 acres), dedicated 5th May, 1865, and addition 
thereto, area 5 acres 1 rood 4 perches, dedicated 24th 
February, 1909: — 
Charles Henry Tindal, Esquire (in lieu of Mr. C. F. 
Tindal, resigned), gin 


‘[Misc. 1923-9,571] 


| 


Bid 
Bet. 

" iV i 
ae 





Racecourse at Mudgee, area 250 acres, dedicated 4th» 


August, 1863 :— 


Alexander Irving Cox, Esquire (in lieu of Mr. L. M. 
_ Lowe, resigned). 
[ Mise. 1922-9,686} 





The portion of the General Cemetery at Griffith, dedi- 

cated 17th September, 1920, set apart for Church of 

England Burial Ground :— 

Messrs, Henri Morell, John Evans Freke Lloyd, John 
William Vigars, Arthur John Furness, 

[Mise, 1922-8,755] 





The portion of the General Cemetery at Gilgandra, 
dedicated 2nd June, 1893, set apart for Church of 
England Burial Ground:— 


Messrs. Leroy Dudley Serisier, Victor Sydney Hurley, 
Arthur Rowland Townsend (in leu of Messrs. N. 
W. Farrand and-S. lL. Bryan, resigned; and W. 
C. Tibbits, deceased). 

[ Misc. 1922-9,253] 

| 





The portion of the General Cemetery at Clifton, dedi- 
cated 24th September, 1889, set apart for Unsectarian 
Burial Ground :— 

Messrs. Arthur Frederick Morrison, Robert John 
Pulley, George Knowles (in lieu of Messrs. R. W. 
Grills, C. Strachan, and E. Layden, resigned). 

[ Mise. 1922-9,479]} 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
, : : 





Department of Lands. 
Sydney, 10th November, 19322. 


APPROACHING LAND SALES, 


ROWN LANDS have been advertised in the Government 
Gazette for sale at the undermentioned places and 
dates :— 


pereee 
oO. 
Arsury—Wednesday, 15th November, 1922 144 
AsHrorp—Wednesday, 29th November, 1922 1Al 


Boorowa— Wednesday, 6th December, 1922 vee 155 
BucaLpig—Saturday, 11th November, 1922 5 


- Cxssnocx—Saturday, 18th November, 1922 144 
Corowa—Wednesday, 22nd November, 1922 149 
Forses— Wednesday, 6th December. 1922 ... 151 
GuNNING—Wednesday, 29th November, 1922 . 151 
Kumrszy— Wednesday, 22nd November, 1922 149 

Do Wednesday, 6th December, 1922 155 
Manrovsra—Saturday; 25th November, 1922 149 


MrErRRyYGoEN—Saturday, 18th November, 1922 ea, 


Moes Vate—Wednesday, 29th November, 1922 151 
Moonr Vicrorra—Saturday, 9th December, 1922 .. 155 
Moneinpi— Wednesday, 20th November, 1922 149 


MorwittumBaH—Friday, Ist December, 1922... 151 
Newcastte— Wednesday, 29th November, 1922 

NortH Dorrico—Wednesday. 6th December, 1922 
PzeLaw Main—Saturday, 2nd December, 1922 .., 151 


QuiRiInpDI— Wednesday, 29th'November, 1922 149 

» Sypnzy—Wednesday, 15th November, 1922 144 
TAMWORTH— Wednesday, 15th November, 1922 144 
Tarux—Wednesday, 15th November, 1922 144 
Do Wednesday, 29th November, 1922... 151 
Unana—Wednesday, 6th December, 1922 ... 155 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
No, 158, 10 Novemser, 1922.-—4, 


[3177] Sydney, 10th November, 1922. 


PROPOSED CLOSING OF UNNECESSARY ROADS 
* AND PART OF ROAD. 


NX OTICE is hereby given that the Minister for Lands 
a 


is of opinion that it is expedient to close, under 
the provisions of the 19th and 20th sections of the 
Public Roads Act, 1902, the roads and part of road 
hereunder described; and all persons interested are 
hereby called upon to set forth in writing, addressed 
to the Minister for Lands, within one month from date 
of this notice, any objections which may appear to 
pee . exist to the closing of the said roads and part 
of road. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





DESCRIPTIONS. 


The reserved road within portion 141; the boundary 
road separating portions 69, 60, and 22 from portion 
141; the boundary road separating portion 146 (part) 
from portion 141 (part); part of reserved road within 
portion 105, north of branch reserved road within 
that portion, parish of -Mooball, county .of Rous, 
Tweed Shire. 

[Roads 1921-416-19] 

The boundary road 1 chain wide separating portion 
390° (Weston Park) from private railway line from 
Cessnock to Maitland, parish of Heddon, county of 
Northumberland, Cessnock Shire. 
[Roads 1922-173-4] 





[3178) Sydney, 10th November, 1922. 


NOTIFICATION OF CLOSING OF UNNECESSARY 
ROAD AND PARTS OF ROADS. 


H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
: the Executive Council, directs it to be notified 
that, in pursuance of the provisions of the 20th sec- 
tion of the Public Roads Act, 1902, the road and 
parts of roads hereunder described, which are now 
no longer required, are hereby closed, and the lands 
comprised therein freed and discharged from any 
rights of the public or any,person to the same as high- 
ways. 
W. EH. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


DESCRIPTIONS. 


Parts of public road from Coolah to Binnaway, 


through part of Travelling Stock Reserve 23,556 ex- 


tending north-westerly from the boundary road south 
of portion 31 to the western boundary of portion 28, 
exclusively of a strip thereof 150 links wide covering 
the site of a cleared road in use, parish of Queens- 
borough, county of Napier, Coolah Shire. 

[Roads 1910-181-33] 

The unnecessary east and west. reserved road 100 
links wide within portion 6, and the unnecessary part 
of reserved road 100 links wide within portion 7 east 
of public road (R. 14,132-1,603) together with the 
remnant part of boundary road 100 links wide west 
of portion 6, parish of Kullatine, county of Dudley. 
Macleay_ Shire. 

[ Roads: 1919-760-26] 


[8037 | Sydney, 3rd November, 1922. 


PROPOSED ALTERATION OF DESIGN OF THE 
. VILLAGH OF’ EUMUNGERIE, 

T is hereby notified, for public information, that, at 

the expiration of three months from this date, it 

is intended, under the provisions of section 23 of the 

Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, to alter the 

design of the village of Eumungerie by excluding about 

4S acres from the village lands, situated between the 

railway. and portions 76, and 77, parish of 

Bumungerie. county of Hwenmar, and south of the 
public school lands. 

Lithographs, showing the proposed alteration, may 
be inspected at the Crown Lands Office, Dubbo; Post 
Office, Humungerie; and at the Department of Lands, 
Sydney. 

[Mise. 1922-9,676] 
-W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


igAzs 
i, 


‘of September, or as soon as convenient in each year, 


r 


6022 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 158 [10 Nov, 1929. 





[3195] Sydney, 10th November, 1922. 


BY-LAWS FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF REED 
PARK, DAPTO. 

IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, having approved of the 
following By-laws for the management of Reed Park, 
Dapto, such By-laws are published for public informia- 
tion, in accordance with the provisions of the Public 
Parks Act; 1912: 
[ Mise. 1922-9,943] 
W. EE, WHEARNE, 





We, the trustees of the land at Dapto, area 10 acres, 
proclaimed 22nd September, 1893, to be a. Public | 
Park within the meaning of the Public Parks Act, 
1912, and known as ‘‘Reed Park,’’ do hereby .-make, 
under the Public Parks Act, 1912, and by virtue. of 
the powers thereby conferred, the following by-laws | 
for the management of the said park; — 


PROCEEDINGS or TRUSTEES. Ng 

1. A regular meeting shall be held every three 
months, and especial meetings, when authorised by 
the Chairman, or by requisition of three trustees. 

2. All meetings shall be called by circular, posted 
three days. before the day of the meeting. . 

3. A guorum for transaction of business shall con- | 
sist of four members. : 

4. The trustees shall elect a Chairman, Secretary, 
and Treasurer; and in the absence of the Chairman | 
from any meeting any other trustee may preside, 

he annual meeting shall be held in the month 


at which meeting all officers shall be elected. 

6 Any vacancy in the positions of Chairman, Sec- 
retary, Treasurer, or Trustee shall be filled at the | 
next regular meeting after the occurrence of such 
vacancy. ‘ 

7. No resolution passed at any meeting shall be | 
rescinded unless proper notice is given and entered | 
upon the notice-paper. see 

8. The Secretary shall keep a proper record of the 
proceedings of each meeting, 

9. The park shall be open to the public at such 
hours on each day of the week as the Trustees may 
from time to time appoint. No person to enter or 
remain in or upon the park except at stated times. | 

10, No person shall enter or remain in the park 
at any time at which it is not open to the public. 


11. No person, unless empowered by the trustees | 
so to do, shall dig or cause to be dug or made any. 
opening or cutting, or erect or place any post, pillar, 
bridge, crossing, or other fixture or erection of any 
description in or upon the park. No person, unless 
empowered by the trustees so to do, shall dig or 
remove, or cause to be dug or removed, any turf, 
sand, clay, soil, or other material in or from the 
park. ’ Mea 

12. No person shall deface, cut, injure, destroy, soil, 
or defile any wall or fence in or enclosing the park, 
or any building, barrier, railway, seat, work of art, | 
ornament, decoration, or any structure, or any tree, | 
plant, shrubs in the park. No person shall throw er | 
deposit any filth, rubbish, or refuse, or cause any — 
filth, rubbish, or refuse to be thrown or deposited | 
upon the park. No person shall spit on the paths, 
seats, or lawns of the park. No person shall climb 
upon, get over. injure, cut down, destroy, damage, 
or in any way interfere with the fences in or around 
the park, or in any manner disturb, damage, or 
destroy any property, chattels, effects, or things in 
the park. tsi te J 

13. No person shal) displace or remove any barrier, 
railing, post, seat, structure, erection, .monument, 
work of art, or decoration in the park. No person ‘ 
shall remove, destroy, or displace any implement, ‘ 
utensil, apparatus, appliance, or article provided for 
use, or used or adapted to be used in the laying-out, 
vlanting, improvement, or the maintenance of the 
park, or in the care, cultivation, or the protection of | 
any trees or plants in the park. 


‘ No unauthorised person shall at any time in the | 
park— 


(a) Remove or disturb any soil or-flower-bed or - 
tree or plant. 

(b) Walk or run over, or stand, sit-or lie upon anv 
flower-bed or tree or plant, or any ground © 

in the course of preparation or cultivation. 

<c) Cut or displace any turf, or in, any manner 
destroy, damage, or interfere with any tree 
or plant. say 

(7) Pluck any bud, blossom, flower, leaf in any 
tree or plant. rie elt Bee 





(e) Turn on the water, or interfere with the water 

_ supply. . x ee) Oe 

(f) Interfere in any way. with any birds or 
animals, or unless fishing is allowed by the 
trustees with any fish. f 


15..The entrances to and the exits from the park 
shall be by and at such gates and stiles therein 
respectively .as the trustees may from time to time 
fix by resolution; and no person shall enter or leave 
the, park except by such gates and stiles respectively. 

‘16 No person shall remove or displace any board, 
plate, or tablet; or any support, fastening, or fitting 
used or constructed; or adapted to be used for the 
exhibition ‘of any by-laws or notices, and fixed and 
set up by the trustees in the park, or at or near to 
any one of the appointed means of entrance to or 
egress from the park, or in or on any wall or fences 
enclosing the same. 

17. No vehicle or horse traffic shall be allowed on 
the ground without the permission of trustees. f 

18. No person shall drive or bring, or. cause to be 
driven or brought into the park, any animals unless, 
in pursuance of an agreement with the trustees, or in 
the exercise of any lawful right or privilege, whether 
under these by-laws or otherwise, such person is duly 
authorised to drive or bring such animals or to cause 
such animals to be driven or brought into the park. 

19. No person shall cause or suffer any dog belong- 
ing to him, or in his charge, to enter or remain in 
the park, unless such dog is under proper control, and 
is effectually restrained from causing annoyance to 


_ any person, and from worrying or disturbing any ani- 


mal, and from entering any ornamental water, and 
from injuring, or destroying, or disturbing any bird 
in the park: Provided that the trustees may, by gene- 
ral or special direction, exhibited at public entrances, 

rohibit under any circumstances the entrance of dogs 
into the park. 

20. No person shall affix, print, post, paint, or cut 
or mark any advertisement, sign, picture, bill, pla- 
card, notice, word, letters, or figures to or upon any 
wall or fence in or enclosing the park, or to or upon 
any tree, building, barrier, railing, seat, structure, 
erection, flagging, or path in the park. 

21. No person shall throw or discharge in the park 
any missile to the damage, danger, or annoyance of 
any person. . 

22. No person shall in the park beat, shake, sweep, 
brush, or cause any carpet, drugget, rug, mat, or 
fabric retaining dust or ait, or hang, spread, or de- 
posit any linen or fabric for the purpose of drying 
or bleaching. es 

23. No person shall throw, ‘distribute, deposit, or 
cause to be thrown, distributed, or deposited in or 
upon the park any handbills or other printed matter. 

24, Persons using the park for any purpose shall, 
prior to leaving the ground, collect and remove all 
waste material, scraps, or litter of any kind brought 
or made by them... 


25. No person shall shoot or discharge any firearms, ~ 


or set off any fire-balloon, or throw, or set fire to any 
fireworks, unless authorised by the trustees, or kindle 
any fires in the park, except in places set apart for 
that purpose. 

26. No person, unless authorised by the trustees, 
shall offer or expose any article for sale therein. 

27. No public meeting of any kind, or assemblage 
of persons together to the number of six or more for 
any purpose, shall be allowed in the park without the 
written permission of the trustees having first been 
obtained, and any or every person in such meeting or 
assemblage who, being desired by a constable or trus- 
tee to depart from the park, shall refuse, or wilfully 
neglect to do so, may be removed, and shall be liable 
to a fine. EN dt R Beatty 

28. No person in the park shall play any musical 
instrument, or sing, to the annoyance of any person, - 

29. No person in the park shall engage in train or 
practise for any race or game without permission of 
the trustees, 3 ? 

_ 30. No person shall depasture any horses, cattle, 
sheep, or stock of any kind in the park without the 
permission of the trustees having been previously 
obtained. Gate , 
31..No person in the state of intoxication shall enter 
or remain within the park, and no person shall behave 
in a disorderly or offensive manner, or use any bad 
language, or commit any act of indecency therein. 

32. The control and permission, or refusal to allow . 
the practise of all games of ball or of athletic exercises 
within the park shall be vested wholly in the trustees, 
and any person or persons persisting in an infringe- 
ment of the authority of the trustees in their direc 
tion of these matters, shall be deemed guilty of an 


offence, and liability to penalty, 


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NOW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 158, 


6023 





328. No game or athletic exercises, or any meeting, 
shall be held in the park on Sunday without first hav- 
ing obtained permission of the trustees in writing. _ 

33. No person shall disrobe in the park or traverse 
any portion of the park unclad or in bathing costume. 

34. The trustees may direct that the park be closed 
for a period not exceeding six days at any one time, 
nor exceeding sixty days in any one year, or that any 
portion of the park may be closed for a period not 
exceeding three days at any time for any one body or 
association, or any one fixture, and the trustees may 
at any such time make a charge for admission to the 
park, or any portion of it, and exclude the public 
therefrom, except on payment of such charge. Such 
charge shall be fixed by the trustees, and the trustees 
may transfer their right to collect such charge to any 
society, club, or individual upon such terms as the 
trustees may determine: Provided that the proceeds 


received by the trustees under this clause shall be | 


devoted to the maintenance or improvement of the 
park as the trustees may direct. No' person shall 
enter such portion of the park when he shall have been 


excluded as aforesaid, or refuse or neglect to pay such 


charge as may have been fixed as aforésaid. 


35. The trustees may at any time close the park, or | 
portions thereof, for any period, for the purpose of _ 


carrying out improvements or repairs. 


36. The trustees may, subject to the consent of the | 


Minister for Lands, make such agreements for the use 


_of the park for the depasturing of animals and other 


purposes as they may deem fit. 
37. Any person committing a breach of these by-laws 


shall be liable to a penalty not exceeding ten pounds, | 
- and may be forthwith removed from the park. 


The above by-laws were passed and adopted at a 


_meeting of the trustees held at Dapto. 


GEORGE LINDSAY, — 
Chairman and Secretary ; 

EUSTACE T. EVANS, 

JOHN T. SWAN. 

WILLIAM BEACH, 

R. J. MARSHALL, 

W. J. O'BRIEN, 


|] Trustees. 


(1.8.) 


 Mewchteaang for the purchase of portion 391, of 10 
acres 1 rood, parish of Narrabri, county of Nan- 

dewar, being Farm 78, Tibbereenah Estate, acquired 

under the provisions of the Closer Settlement Acts. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanp Disrricr or Narrasri; Municipaniry oF 
NaARRABRI. 





It is hereby notified, for general information, that : 


tenders will be: received at this Department not 
later than 12 o’clock noon on Saturday, 25th Novem- 
ber, 1922, for the purchase of portion 391, of 10 acres 
1 rood, parish of Narrabri, county of Nandewar, in 


accordance with the provisions of subsection 6 of sec- . 
tion 21 of the Closer Settlement (Amendment) Act, — 


1909. 


~ Tendérs should be siecle on Form. 36, addresesd to 
the Under Secretary for Lands, and endorsed ‘‘Ten- 


der for the purchase of portion 391, parish of Narra- 


bri, county of Nandewar,” and they shall be made. 
under and subject to the following provisions ‘and 
conditions : — Or ere te 

1, Tenders shall state the amount- which the ten- 
derer is prepared to pay for the said portion, 
and a deposit of 20 per cent. ef sich amount, 
accompanied by ad valorem stamp 
_ the rate of 15s. per £100 tendered, shall be 
» lodged with the tender, balance to be paid in 
» ‘seven equal annual instalments, with interest 
at the rate of 54 per cent. per annum, but 
two or more instalments may be paid at the 

same time. ; 


-, 2. The Minister for Lands reserves the right to 


accept or refuse any tender. 
3. The highest or any tender shall not necessarily 
he accepted, : ; 
4, Municipal rates, amounting to £3 12s. 64d., 
owing on this farm as at 7th July, 1922, must 
be paid by successful tenderer to the Narrabri 
Municipal Council. 


Heliographs showing the portion and improvements 
_ thereon may be ‘seen at the Information Bureau, 


Lands Department, Sydney, and ‘at the Office of the 
Crown Land Agent, Narrabri ¥ 
[Papers, Clo, Sett. 5,780-4] 


£3025] _W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


duty at. 





[8151] ~ Sydney, 20th October, 1922. 


TENDERS FOR SPECIAL LEASES FOR “AGRI- 
CULTURE AND GRAZING’ UNDER THE 
PROVISIONS OF THE CROWN LANDS CON- 
SOLIDATION ACT, 1913. 


~  Lanp District or DENILIQUIN. 


[* accordance with the provisions of the Crown 

Lands eaenderee Act, 1913, it is hereby noti- 
fied, for géneral information, that Tenders will be 
received at this Department not later than 3 p.m. on 
Wednesday, 29th November, 1922, for Special Leases 
for ‘‘AGRiCULTURE AND Grazina,’’ of the lands set forth 
in the Schedule hereunder. Hach lease will be subject 


to the general. provisions and conditions of the Crown 


Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, and Regulations there- 
under, and to the following special conditions, pro- 
visions, exceptions, covenants, and reservations :— 


1. The term of Jease will be from the date of the 
notification of the Minister’s acceptance of the tender 
to 3lst December, 193. 

2. The rent for each year shall be paid in advance 
to the Crown Land Agent of the District, or to the. - 
Colonial Treasurer at Sydney, on or before the 31st | 
December of the year preceding that for which it is 
due, otherwise penalties for late payments shall be 
incurred, and the lease shall be liable to forfeiture. 

3. The fees, as specified in the Schedule attached 


hereto, and the balance of rent to 3lst December, 


1923, shall be paid by the lessee within one month 
from date of notification in the Government Gazette 
of the Minister’s acceptance of the tender. 

4. In addition to the above, the lease shall be sub- 
ject to subsections 2, 4 to 13, 15, 16, 17, 19, 20, and 23 
of Regulation No. 106 (notified 2nd June, 1922)... 

Tenders shall be addressed to the Under Secretary 
for Lands, and endorsed ‘‘Tender for .a Special Lease, 
Land District of Deniliquin,’ with date of Gazette 
motice, and they shall be made under and subject: to 
the following conditions, provisions, and reserva- 
tions :— 

(a) Tenders shall be made on Form 115, shall 
clearly describe the land applied for, and shall 
be accompanied by. a receipt, showing that a 
deposit equal to the amount ‘stated in the 
Gazette as the upset annual rent of the 
block has been paid to the Land Agent or 
the Colonial Treasurer, and also by a statutory 
declaration made by the tenderer giving full 
particulars of all lands owned or held by him, 
It will be sufficient when tendering for the ; 
choice of two or more, if the upset rental of , 
one block be lodgéd with the tender. The 
order in which the blocks are entered on the . 
tender form will be accepted as the order of 
preference. 

(b) The deposit paid by the person whose tender 
is accepted shall be credited on account of 
the first year’s rent. If a tender be with- 
drawn, the deposit, wholly or in part, may be 
retained. 

(c) The Minister reserves the right to refer the 
whole or any of the tenders for the under- 
mentioned blocks to the Local Land Board 
with a view to a report thereon being ob- 
tained for his guidance in selecting the appli- 
cant whose tender should be accepted. eet 

(d) The Minister reserves the right to accept or to 
refuse any tender. 

(e} The highest or any tender will not necessarily 
be accepted. 

Heliographs showmg the position of the blocks 
to be leased may be seen.at the Information Bureau, 
Lands Department Sydney; and at the Local Land 
Board -Offce, Hay. 

[ Ms. 1922-2,915] 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 














SCHEDULR. 
44 | Approxi Upset Survey, 
s mate Locality. Annual Fees, 
(eal Area Rental. © &c. 
a. Ti. £osd £ 8. de 
Situated on the road from 
A |105 0 0 Deniliquin to Finley, at 16 0 OW} 916 9 
| Wollomai Tank, within 
| reserve from sale or lease 
x other than special lease,| } 
| parish of § Pungulgui,| | 
| county of ownsend,| | 
B | 134 0 sa Conargo Shire, Plan aah 18 0 Of | 916 9 
313 Hay. | \ 





* Includes rent for Crown improvements, 


6024 





[3188] Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 
Sydney, 10th November, 1922. 


CROWN LANDS NOT AVAILABLE FOR SETTLE- 
MENT UNTIL FURTHER NOTIFICATION. 


ihe, pursuance of the provisions of section 84 of the 

Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, and the 
third section of the Irrigation (Amendment) Act, 
1916, as amended by the fourth section of the Irriga- 
tion (Amendment) Act, 1918, it is hereby notified 
that the Crown Lands comprised within ‘the areas 
hereunder described shall not be available for the 
purpose of any application until a further notifica- 
tion has been published in the Gazette. 


FRANK A. CHAFFEY, 


Minister for Agriculture. 





CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Yanco. 
Within Yanco No. 3 Irrigation Area, 
County of Cooper, parish of Tenningerie, containing 
an area of 249 acres. The Crown Lands within the 
boundaries of portion 194. Plan C, 4,350-1,804. 


[M.I.S. 1922, F. 21,297: W.C. & LC., No. 1922-8,500] 





IN THE LAND AND VALUATION COURT OF 
NEW SOUTH WALES. 


OTICE is hereby given that sittings of the Land 

and Valuation Court of New South Wales will 

be holden at the Court-house, Newcastle, commencing 

at 10 a.m. on the undermentioned dates, for the 

purpose of hearing objections against valuations under 

the Valuation of Land Act, 1916, for the districts 
specified :— 


Tuesday, 28th November, 1922—Districts of Lambton 


and Hamilton. 


Wednesday, 29th November, 1922—Districis of 


Adamstown, Carrington, and New Lambton. 


Thursday, 30th November, 1922—Districts of Wick- 


ham and Wallsend. 
W. R. JAMIESON, 
Registrar. 


2nd November, 1922. [3161] 





LAND AND VALUATION COURT OF 
NEW SOUTH -WALES. 


IN THE 


Neo taae hereby given that sittings of the Land 


and Valuation Court of New South Wales will 
be holden at the Court-house, Bega, commencing at 
10 a.m. on Thursday, the fourteenth day of Decem- 
ber, 1922, for the purpose of hearing and determining 


Mumbulla Shire. 
WwW. R. JAMIESON, 
; Registrar. 


3rd November, 1922. [3162] 





NOTICE OF PROCEEDING BEFORE THE LOCAL 
LAND BOARD. 


AKE NOTICE that the Local Land Board for the Land 
District of Inverell, will sitat 10 o’clock in the fore- 
noon of the 15th day of December, 1922, in the Court-house, 
at Inverell, and that the matter stated at the foot hereof is 
set down for hearing at that time and place. 


If you fail to appear, the Board, if it so see fit, will proeeed 
in your absence. 


Dated at Armidale, this 8th day of November, 1922, 


D, J. KENNY, 
Acting Chairman. 


To Joseph Brennan, Kangaroo Creek, Sonth Grafton. 





_ MATTER FOR INVESTIGATION. 
Your application for Homestead Farm 1922-1, Inverell. 


[3249] 


T is hereby notified that an inquiry will be held by the Land 
Board sitting at Dubbo, in the matter of which part (if 
any) of the Village lands of Mogriguy, parish Goonoo, county 
Lincoln, should be retained for Village purposes. Lithographs 
illustrating the proposal are exhibited at the Land Board 
Office, Dubbo, and the Post Office, Mogriguy. Objections (in 
writing) should be forwarded to the District Surveyor, at 
Dubbo, not later than 8th December, 1922. . 


J. LINDSAY, 


3245) District Surrey ore 


NEW SOUTH WALKS GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 158. 














[3244] Hay, 7th November, 1922, 


A TTENTION is invited to an application by Alexander — 


McInnes for a conversion of Special Lease No. 1916- 
14 of 320 acres, in the parish of Wonnue, county of Townsend, 
Land District of Deniliquin, into an Original Conditional 
Purchase No. 1922-2, the area being covered by T.8. and C.R. 
22,797. i 
_ Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should be 
forwarded to the District Surveyor at Hay, not later than the 
21st November, 1922. : 


The proposal will be considered by the Local Land Board 
in the Court-house at Moama at 10 a.m. on the 24th N ovember, 





1922. ; 
C. J. HARNETT, 
Acting District Surveyor. 
[3174] _ Local Land Board Office, Armidale, 


6th November, 1922. 


TTENTION is invited to an application made by 
William Henry Allingham, George Robert 
Allingham, and Christopher Allingham to surrender 
about 175 acres of freehold land, being parts of por- 


tions 83 and 85, parish Duval, county Sandon, Land. 


District of Armidale, in exchange for land of equal 
value within ‘classification reserves, notified on 6th 
May, 1908, and 9th March, 1917, parish Exmouth, 
county Sandon, Land District of Armidale. 
Heliograph illustrating the proposal is exhibited 
at the offices of the Local Land Board at Armidale. 


Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should 
be forwarded to the District Surveyor at Armidale, 
not later than 9th December, 1922. 

The proposal will be considered by the Local Land 
Board at Armidale at its next sitting. C 


H. W. GRAEME,, 
District Surveyor. 





~ 


[Form 1.] 


CROWN LANDS CONSOLIDATION ACT, 1913. 
Notice oF PROCEEDING BEFORE Locat Lanp Boarp. 


New South es 
to wit. 
AKE NOTICE that the Local Land Board for the 


Land District of Walgett will sit at 10 o’clock 


in the forenoon of the twenty-first day of November, 


1922, in the Court-house at Walgett, and that the 


matter stated at the foot hereof is set down for hear- 
ing at that time and place. | ys 
If you fail to appear, the Board, if it so see fit, 
will proceed in your absence. 
Dated at Moree, this 8rd day of November, 1922. 
D. J: KENNY, 
Acting Chairman. 


-To James F. Smillie, provision merchant, ‘Pyrmont. 





MATTER FOR INVESTIGATION. 


As to fulfilment of conditions attaching 
C.P. No. 18-3. 


to your 
[3164] 





[Form 1.] 


CROWN LANDS CONSOLIDATION ACT, 1913. 
Norice oF PRocEEDING BEFORE Locan Lanp Boarp. 
New South Wales, 2 + oR Me aha TS ee 

to wit. bi 
‘AKE NOTICE that the Local Land Board for the 
Land District of Warialda will sit at 10 o’clock 
in the forenoon of the 28th day of November, 1922, 
in the Court-house at Warialda, and that the matter 


stated at: the foot hereof is set down for hearing at 


that time and place. 


If you fail to appear, the Board, if it so see fit, will 


proceed: in your absence. 


Dated at Moree, this 7th day of November, 1922, 


D. J. KENNY, 
; Acting Chairman, 


To Henry E. Butler, of Bebo, Yetman, 





Marrer ror INVESTIGATION. Li 
As to fulfilment of conditions attaching to your 


Homestead Farm No. 1918-4, parish of Bebo, county — 
a [3199] 


of Arrawatta. 





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UTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 158. 089 





Ey ES alge, cial a aa 2 C0ee nF ed 


Sydney, 10th November, ee 








[2992] ONE Sn laa ge a an 
“es rays ; CONDITIONAL LEASES. 


;. Deka ies is hereby given that the rents for the Conditional Leases, as particularised in the jolla ng Schedule, have Been ‘termined 
AN at the respective rates | per acre stated. : 


Any difference of rent found to be due to the Crown between the provisional rent and the rent as now determined (together with — 


arrears of rent now due) must be paid within one month fromthe date of this notice to the Land Agent of the District or to the State 
Treasurer, 


The renewal rent on any ioaak must be paid menses in BS eanhe: Sitar to the Land Agent of the District or to the State 
Treasurer, not later than the last day of the annual term of the lease, but it will be accepted at any time prior to that date, if tendered 


Any rent paid after the due date will bear interest, accruing due day by day, at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum. 
i elie tb Bags . W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 











ee 















































"a | o > | a 
E: bs i 3 Date when j#=8% 
SSo0 Date of County g $242 
2a : Ae Area » | Annual | Amount | Balance ‘Interest. 3 el ; 
st S| coe Kddress. Spence ele © | granted.| & | Rent, paid, Due. | commenced on bes LH APIS 4 
EX | tion. Parish. iS) © = ee 
ane | a 8 . Arrears. Oon Ss 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lan DistRwt or INVERELE. 
1922, MP ACHORE. et ee ae Gave) SASee dy. ee Say Oh 
1922-3 | Mevchant, erpanad oa Bulk, ren 24 April., en uioats | 242 1794 | 6 BiQe OD Mendes Oks OF der NLS Bieta. seta alate ode ‘ see | Ashford, ' 
Alexander phd Red bank, x } } | pen 
Lanxp Disrrior or TaMwortH. 
1920, irae 
Bt le eH, | ] 1012 6% 18 Dec, 1921) 
1920-6 | Blair, Mary Louisa Tarmonga, 13 Dec . +| Dacling 3 GH 66} 1,252 Big ye a Sn 8 Yl a AG am ia 3 { 1908-122} Mandowa, 
ial aly vrais fo if Manilla}; Welsh. , 1 BOP W- Op lorie ceaae’e aint os j 
Layp Districr or WALcHA. 
i 1921, : ‘ 
. en ( 016 8*| 19 Feb, »» 1922 
1921-2 | Hoy, James, junior ; Orandumbi, | 19 Feb...) Hawes ; | s 100 | 3 Ee. oe OW OE 16, 3 02. 53 | | Apsley, 
SS ts paarahit’ »~ Walcha,| -~— Uriamukki, : a ODO Sy hare pitts tet alel ere 
"i aes " " h a ak : 
q Cyatk: : i CENTRAL DIVISION. 


= ; ‘ ; ane Laxp DisrRror OF COONABARRABRAN. 









1920. 
4 1920-5 | “utton,. Thomas) 116 Gast st., ee Noy, “A Baradine; | - 2,067 





























weaneg seevses {1913-1 { Coonabara- 
pePaiaaniny: ; Bydaey. Goorianawa, en | bran, 

E % Aone r Eoeaenes Hiss, ya Land DisrRicr or Mozsze. 
oh j eg y my <> 1922. % ; : F i g 
_ 1922-5 | Hann, Frederick ..| Terry-Hie-Hie..| 20 Feb.. Courallie ; 88 189 | 2 | TELS GOD 11-56 BG Baia id nec fre eS 1896-14 | Boolooroo, 
a a> bs | ", vs A ; i Coal | / | | | 
Rnd , I | | 
; Nors.—The title to and rent ef the above leases commenee from die of application. *Thisis arrears of rentat the provisional rate of 2d. per acre per annum, 
; a ae . ait ay , 

(160) eat pas aot eA ‘ . Sydney, 10th November, 1922, 


oj thames OF THE ADDITION OF THE NON-CONVERTIBLE AREA OF A CONDITIONAL LEASE TO THE 
CON VERTI BLE AREA THEREOF. 


e ‘Ti is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of pociod 1884 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the portion of 


land particularised in the Schedule hereunder is added to and now forms part of the pone orate area of the conditional leas, 
mentioned in ) such Schedule at the ane value and rental stated. 

















Oe ates : W.E. WHARNE, Minister for Lands. 
Be (3 d | ‘ ; ; ‘Date from Future 

Whine ae) ‘ . Capital Rent ~ | Y Future A 
Papers. | = | Parish, | County. Ares, | Addedto—| Value per. Rt ae eee eT rhe Bont Shire, 
Bea 5. a ae Mya per Acre, Acre, q | citents of CL, | of CL. 

Os. . "s a. Y, Pp. CLL. Be ay | s. a. Billy PS Meme) Bi pate 

1929- -21,393: 16 Ellis | Burnett’... 719 2. vo 1g2i-11 & AOE Or |e 0 92%. Warialda...| 5 Oct,, 1022...) 2404 3 0 | 4816 1 | Yallarci, 

ih (formerly. ba S| iin t ; 
ra > | i] 
bit lvls | | 














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Sydney, 10th November, 1922. 
F ORFEITED CONDITIONAL PURCHASES AND CONDITIONAL LEASES. 


TOR i is hereby given that: the undermentioned Conditional Purchases of land, together with all Conditional Leases in virtue thereof, 
and all rights attached to such purchases or leases, have become and are hereby declared forfeited through non-tulfilment of the 
tion ‘of residence ; ee ee Herteltare shall not take effect yaa the se ehation of thirty clear days after this notification, 


are " An ark W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


a 





eee DIVISION. 
Lanp Distarer or Port MACQUARIE. 


ay i aca 2 ; aes oe 








¢) } Pie af y Ke) is i y > a 
‘ Date of 82) Bo Lease 
ge Pursbser. . Purchase, Area. a County. Parish. Plan No. Ba Faners. No. Shire, 
F 4 a ‘ y ~ : i i 
] yy ee 
7 aes Hiegia 1 a? r ay De Cis: 
Pea kateoa ia erny | 18 Dee., 1920 44 Maccuari Bllenborcugh M, 7,925-666, | 123 | 1922-21,002.| 1920-67, Hastings, 
Norrie, Cyr Azth UP ve ews| 17 April, 1920 | 44 bdo’ cr do ...| M, 6,875-666 | 119 1922-22,0048.| sees do | 








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6040 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 158. ie [10 Nov, 1922, | 








[3192] | ; “Sydney, 10th November, 1922, 
REVERSAL OF FORFEITURE OF CONDITIONAL PURCHASES, 
T is hereby notified that the forfeiture of the undermentioned Conditional ue Caan which was published in the Garstte on the date 


specified hereunder, has been reversed. 
AU E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


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7 
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EASTERN “DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Tumour. 














/ 8 Date of 
No. of | Date of Pa Seater Ag. 
" Purchaser. . Area, County. Parish. re) Plan No, Gazettal of Papers. Shire, 
Holding, Purchase, 7 Bp Forteiture, ats: é 
/ , 
a 7..p. . 
1839- 366 | Purcell, Thomas (now O’Sul- 4 Feb,, 1869) 40 0 04 Wynyard..) Gilmore ..| 14 | W, 339-1,687| 26 Mar., 1920) ©.S. 1922- | Gadara. 
| liv an, Florence Alexander, f 14,469. 
and O’Sullivan, John . & ih 
Sylvester, cxecutors of 
| Florence Baniel O’Sullivan), r 
1872-6676 | O’Mara, James (uow O’Sul- 17 Oct., 1872 60 0 0 do ie do Cea anrits W. 118-2,119) 26 ,, yi do A do 
livan, Florence Alexander, 


and = O'Sullivan John ‘ ' : 4 
Sylvester, executors of ee 
Florence Daniel O’Sullivan), . ee 

















pe 


3). | . ' Bydney, ‘0th November, 1922 
eee is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the 86th section cf the Closer Settlement Act, 1904, the Settlement Purchases — 
y, p 
particularised in the ‘subjoined Schedule, all rights attached to such Purchetss, and all moneys paid in connection therewith, are. 


hereby forfeited. 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


7 








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Portions. Farm 


No. sag } 
of Settlement Purchaser. - No. Area, Parish. | County. Cat. No. of Plans. 


Purchase. 


——- 











TIBBEREENAH SETTLEMENT PURCHASE AREA No. 22. 
. CENTRAL DIVISION. . a 


Laxp District oF Narzapri; Namo SHire. 

aoa Ds ‘ A Ba 

420 2 Oj Turrawan ...),White §...) W. 777-1,767 — 
| - Papers—Clo. Sett. 


1911-70 ; Jobn McCubbin, deceased (Commis-| 19y 27 | 
sioners of the Government Savings | | 
j 


| 
Bank of New South hae mer | | | 





























5,762 -7. 
gaigees). . . 
SAN REMO SETTLEMENT PURCHASE AREA. 
EASTERN DIVISION. y 
Lanp District or ParraAMATTA; Hornspy SHIRE. ¢ ed 
1929-23 | Sydney Denison Campbell... sn 192 ce 61 0 0 North Colah| Cumberland | C. 1,930-2,030. _ 
| (ex. road). | Papers—Clo. Seti+ 
| Pat 7,648 6, 
DORIS SETTLEMENT PURCHASE AREA. 
CENTRAL DIVISION, 
Lanp District o¥ Forsrs; Forses MUNICIPALITY. ae 
1919- 5 | William Jones... es ie seu | yd, 220 tod 222 B74 & 69 3 26 Forbes ...{ Ashburn- | A. 56-1,770 | 
, to 46,61 to U6,) 7) a ham. A. 434 ,, 
| 266 to 268, 420 a nt as /A.1,485 
to 422, and eold A. 1,752, 
bd | roads between ~> j A. 1,753 © ,, 
portions 42-46, A. 3,852. ,, 
and 61-65, 38,, | tae A, 4,381 
and 89, 44, and Papers—Olo. Sett. 
45, 1,179, 428, % 4,899-19 
- and 422, 62 and : | 
7.68, 1 
HAWKIN’S (8) SETTLEMENT PURCHASE AREA. 
EASTERN DIVISION. ; 
Lanp District or PARRAMATTA; BauLKHAM Hints SHIRE. Be 
1920-41 | John Andrew Waldron Nelson the 364 ‘a. | 48 1 73; Nelson . .,.| Cumberland | C. 3,434-2,030. 
(ex. road, and| _ Papers —Clo. Sett, 
including 206-16. } 
Edin oes “3 pa Weatpiwayyd oh) 0k i and 
[3243] i | Sydney, 10th November, 1922. 


T is hereby notified, for Dokki information, that, in ac2ordance with the provisions of section 48 of the Returned Soldiers Settlement 
Act, 1916, application tor a Soldiers’ Group Purchase has been confirmed for.the land set forth in the annexed Schedule. ¥ 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Landa 





SCHEDULE REFERRED TO. 

CENTRAL DIVISION. 

Lanp District or TuMBARUMBA, AND TUMBARUMBA SHIRE. 
Soldiers’ Group Purchase Area No. 12 (Manus). 





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ad ¥ Name of Applicant. ag de Area. Parish, ; County. Con rmation fs 
| F a, Ie ‘pe , S \e 
1922-1 | Carlson, Eric sé sn yale 80 232) 331 0 0} Manuus,., vee] HOlWYD....,. eal 4 NOV, O22 ee 
| d i. y by a ah a 
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10 Nov, 1928] 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 158, 


6041 





‘[8163) 


IN. THE LAND AND VALUATION COURT OF NEW SOUTH WALES, 


No is hereby given that Sittings of the LAND AND VALUATION COURT OF NEW SOUTH WALES will be 

holden at the Court House, Chancery-square, SYDNEY, commencing at 10 a.m., on Tuesday, the 21st day of November, 

instant, for the hearing of all Appeals and References in respect of which notices have been issued, and for the peorne of 
all such other matters as may be lawfully baa) before the said Court. 


8th November, 1922, 





W. R. JAMIESON, 
Registrar, 


The following cases will be hear s— 





Land and Valu. 


ation Court No. Land District. 


Appellant, 














: 135 Dunedoo Central) Minister for Lands 4 
149 Hillston...  .... - do eg 
151 Tumbarumba ...| 8. J. Appleton ees 
152 Dunedoo Central] F. N. Richardson... 
153 Gloucester _... ‘Allen Taylor & Co. Ltd. 
j 155 Hillston... ..| P, A. McKinnon © ,., 
156 Narrabri «| D. I, Bridge... vee 
157 | Warren | J.D.MoCalman ... 
—«:158 Narrandera .| Minister for Lands... 
159 | Coonabarrabran .. do 
160 Wyalong | J.Morran .. 
a 161 Bingara ..| Minister for Lands ... fe 
_ ° 
a 162 Do - do 
163 Do _ do nn 
164 Warren | J... Rawson 
‘% 165 | Wagga Wagga...| Minister for Lands... 
[8193] , 


Consolidation Act, 1913. 
tion Aet, 1913. 




















Nature of Appeal or Reference. 


a re 


..| Reference for decision in respect of an appiication by Daniel 
Sullivan Digges, under section 193 of the Crown Lands 
Consolidation Act, 1918; for a Homestead Selection No. 
1922-1, Dunedoo Central, of 640 acres out of Scrub Lease 
Neo. 137, Dunedoo Central. 

..| Reference for determination of the capital value of Miles Jay 
Trish’s Homestead Farm No. 1921-47, Hillston. 

...| Appeal against the recommendation of Local Land Board in 
respect of Centenary Apsleton’s Special Lease application 
No. 1921-19, Tumbarumba. 

«| Appeal against the decision of Local Land Board in respect of 
his application to have the nonconvertible area of his Con- 
ditional Le-se No. 1910-12, Dunedoo Central, added to the 
convertible part of that lease. 

Appeal against the recommendations of Local Land Board for 
refusal of ‘heir Special Lease application No, 1922-1, Glou- 

_cester, and the extension of Alexander OCroll’s Special Lease 
No. 1914-80, Gloucester. 

...| Appeal against the appraised capital value of his Homestead 

Farm No. 1919-25, Hillston. 

...| Appeal against the recommendation of Local Land Board in 
respect of his application for conversion of Special Lease No. 
1918-6, Narrabri, into Additional Conditional Purchase No. 
1920-38, Narrabri. 

Appeal against the decision of Local Land Board in respect of 
his application to have the nonconvertible part of his Con- 
ditional Lease No, 1918-1, Warren, added to the convertible 
part of that lease. 

.| Reference for determination of the capital value of Thomas 
Foy’s Homestead Farm No. 1914-31, Narrandera, 

| Reference under section 5 of the Returned Soldiers Settlement 

Act, 1916, for decision in respect of an application by John 

Charles Flanders Selman for an appraisement of the capital 

value of Homestead Farm No. 1916-5, Coonabarrabran. 

.| Appeal against the appraised capital value of his Homestead 

Farm No. 1918-16, Wyalong. 

.».| Reference for determination of the capital value of Peter 
Kenneth O’Brien’s Conditional Purchase Lease No. 1906-3, 
Bingara, 

Reference for determination of the capital value of Peter 
Kenneth O’Brien's Conditional Purchase Lease No. 1906-1, 
Bingara. 

.| Reference for determination of the capital value of William 
Charles Ridley’s Conditional Purchase Lease No. 1906-4, - 
Bingara. 

Mpiteal against the decision of Local Land Board in respect of 
his application to have the nonconvertible part of his Con- 
ditional Lease No. 1913-1, Warren, added to the convertible 
part of that lease. 

.| Reference for return. to Local Land Board for rehearing or 

further consideration of George Geringer’s Suburban Hold- 

ing application No. 1922-6, Wagga Wagga. 








ed 





Sydney, 10th November, 1922. 


NON-RENEWAL OF ANNUAL LEASES, 


4 pur rents for “hie year 1922 on the undermentioned Annual Leases have not been paid as prescribed by the Crown Land 
. The land embraeed therein has, through the non-renewal of the leases for 1922, unless previously 
applied for under any ‘other tenure, become vacant Crown Lands available for the par poees of the Crown Lands Uonsolida- 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





no ot | tana pa Name of Lesses. Parish. County | Shire, Area. aBatue 

: 3% a. Yr. p. £ 8 d. 
ROt-2t | Scones) wapallah, Anthony P,., ..//Alma . ..| Brisbane ...| Woolooma,..| 1 2 0/| 1.0 0 
Do tas McPhee, John, junior - Cherson < i) one doer Soe OO! 1 0) Q 








_ the Office of the Department of Lands, Sydney, or may be transmitted thereto by post. 

















Lae aU SE Sa. we ha, 35, A iy 
‘ me Y * mn g ? % 
M ; m4 , 4 a is cx “ : 
$ Sigs: ; . pone iy) 
6042 ! NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 15%. «agi 


[2915} Tee rah a +4 Seg : ous Sydney, 10th November, 1922. “e 
> | _. TENDERS FOR IMPROVEMENT LEASE, . “gis ay tks Shas ae 
[ is hereby notified that Tenders for Improvement Lease of the undermentioned Crown Land will be received at this Department 
not later than 8.p.m. on WEDNESDAY, 20rn DECEMBER, 1922. Uhvin dh tinea. 248 ; Ya REE BES Ba 
TheJease,will be subject’ to the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act and Regulations, and will be subject to the special 
conditions set out at the foot of the Schedule hereto attached, and to the following conditions, provisions, covenants, and reservations. i) 
The amount offered by an accepted Tender, not being in any case less than the upset amount as specified in the subjoined Schedule 
shall be the yearly rental of the lease. Valet eee 
Tenders must. be on Form 118, as prescribed by the Regulations under the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, and must be lodged at 


5 rer ee ay 


Tenders must be addressed to the Under Secretary for Lands, and endorsed “Tender for Improvement Lease, Land District ot ¢ 
Windsor,” with date of Gazette notice, and must be accompanied by a receipt showing that a deposit on account of such Tender equal 
to the amount stated in the Schedule hereunder as the upset'annual rent of the area of the block, together with the amount of survey — 
fee specified hereunder, has been paid to. the Land Agent or State Treasurer. «/ - > te ES a Sa fy 

The deposit paid by the person whose Tender is accepted shall be credited on account.of the first year’s rent. 

The term of the lease will be fourteen years (subject to the conditions hereinafter set forth), 9 wa 

The rent-for the second and every succeeding year of the lease shall be paid annually in advance to the Treasurer of the State of 
New South Wales, before the date in eaca year corresponding to the date of the execution of the lease. If not so paid, the lease will be 
liable to forfeiture, i Eh iis Bi Wg ay Ag TER fey iy : : 

The boundaries, and area shown on exhibited design of the block which have not been or are only partially surveyed are approxi- 
mate only, and are subject to any modification, alteration, and adjustment consequent on survey. i ; j 

In the event of two or more Tenders being received for the block, the Minister reserves the right to refer the Tenders — 
to the Local Land Board with a view to a report thereon being obtained for his guidance in selecting the applicant whose Tender should 
be accepted. aes. vagy : 2 AS : 

Tenders from persons holding no land or an insufficient area will receive preferential consideration. 

The highest or any Tender will not necessarily be accepted. 


eats bog W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands, 
EASTERN DIVISION. iu 
Lanp Disrricr or WINDSOR. 


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4 Character and Value of Megha ty 
Upset ‘Improvements. - Character of Land, Soil, 














td f 

2 i Az F 

AS} Approx: ‘ i 
: : / Annual Survey Timber, Water Supply, &c., Nearest — . 

a County. Parish. saat Rent ry ei Approxi Town, Situation, Locality, &c., Shire, 

Re * | per Block. ss ‘ and Distance therefrom. . 

3 P Character, mate , 

7 Value. b 

Acres, | £ 8, 4, £ ; Wis eS 
769 | Hunter ..| Tupa =.| 2,000 8 6 8 17 Nil, Nil. Level to undulating and hilly ; sandstone | Colo, 


formation, sandy soil; timbered with gum 
stringybark, apple, and bloodwood ; ‘soil 
sandy soil,*sandy clay subsoil}. water 
L\ \ supply—tio natural water supply, con- 
servation difficult ; McDonald River about 
2 miles distant: Richmond town about 
: 50 miles, and Singleton railway station 
| ; on" about 58 miles distant. 























Designs of the land.proposed to be leased may be seen at the office of the Land A gent, Windsor, and at the Information Bureau — 
Department of Lands, Bent-street, Sydney. ; ce par ie 
[Occ. 1922-5,582] ey: ; a 

SpEctaL Conpirions, PRovistons, CovENANTS, AND RusERVATIONS. 


1, Preservation. of Timber. for Fencing, ,Mining. | additional one-tenth (1/10th) of the improvable area 
Building, and Railway Purposes.--The Lessee shall | so that such area shall be dealt with as prescribed 
carefully preserve all gum and stringybark or .any | in the foregoing conditions within ‘ten (10) years 
other Purdeeaed, trees of six (6) inches or over in | from the commencement of the lease After any part 
diameter measured at four.(4) feet. from the ground | of the land: has been cleared of scrub prickly pear 
which in the opinion of thé Inspecting Officer are | and undergrowth the Lessee shall keep it clear and 
useful or likely to be useful for fencing mining or | after any ee of the land has been ringbarked the 
building purposes or for railway. sleepers: subject. to Lessee sha keep it free from suckers and seedlings 
the provision that the Lessee may cut and use any | except seedlings of species of trees referred to in 
timber for fencing or other improvements within the | Condition No. 1. and which, may however be con- 


leased’ area any 5. ge... } tinuously thinned out to the distances specified in 
2. Thinning Out Trees and Saplings.—The. Lessee Condition No. 2 tn Sava . . ; 
shall subject to Condition No. 1 thin out gum, stringy- 8! Destruction of Noxious. Animals.—The Lessee 


shall within three (3) months from the commencement 
of the lease take effective steps to destroy rabbits: 
wallabies wild dogs dingoes wild pigs foxes and other 
poxious animals and shall continue to do so. during 
the whole. remaining term-of the lease to the satisfac- 
tion of the Minister for Lands 
9. Overstocking.—The Lessee shall ,not overstock 
the land under lease either wholly or in part the 
decision as to overstocking’ to rest with the Minister 
10. Maintenance. of Improvements.—The Lessee 
| shall. maintain all.Crown improvements and all im- 
provements effected: under these conditions upon the 
land leased in: good. order ag condition during the 


bark apple and bloodwood saplings to: distances of 
forty (40) feet apart and shall select the best saplings 
or trees for preservation vd Pia: 

3. Destruction of Scrub,;Undergrowth, and Noxious 
Plants.—The . Lessee ‘shall effectuaily destroy. all 
undergrowth noxious plants and prickly pear on the 
improvable area (the flats and gullies) which is esti- 
mated to be about 400 acres 


4. Destruction. of .Non-edible'.Serubs—The destruc- 
tion of non-edible scrub. shall be carried out on the 
improvable area as specified in Condition 3 deine 

5. Destruction of Unexempted Timber.—The. Lessee 
shall destroy by vingbarking or otherwise all trees and. 
saplings not exempted by the previous conditions 
on the improvable area specified in Condition No. 3° 


6. Cutting and Removal of Timber.—The Lessee 
shall not. cut or remove any timber for sale or other- 
wise except as before provided 


7, Commencement and Completion of Operations.— 
The Lessee, shall begin operations mentioned in the 
previous conditions within three (3) months from the 
commencement of the lease During the first year of 
the lease the Lessee shall operate on not less than sitet Eo) ae ; 
one-tenth (1/10th) of the improvable area specified 13. Withdrawal for Settlement.--The Governor may _ 
in.Condition No. 3 and during’ each of the sueceed- by notice in the Government Gazette (a) at any time — 
ing nine (9) years the Lessee shall operate on an ' and from time to time withdraw the whole or any 


whole termuof:phedease 4h Piha oT tee oe, 

11. Right to .enter: the» Land,—The right of the 
Crown to enter at any time the land under lease and 
to improve the timber thereon in such a manner as 
the Minister for Lands may think fit is reserved 


12, Penalty for Breach of. Conditions.._The Minister ~ 
for Lands shall have the power to charge the Lessee 
any sum not exceeding twenty pounds (£20) asa fine 
for any breach of the foregoing conditions which he _ 
may not consider as sufficiently grave to warrant for- — 
ferttiine,-) 67: zt cet , 


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ae. 


t% wig * 















his right of conversion into a homestead selection 


£28804 









Te bg ‘is dant pe en et \ b Shae aay Gk: Rete! ERRAND ER Wey | 
10 Nov. 1922] NEW SOULE WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 158. 6043 
TENDERS FOR IMPROVEMENT LEASE—continued. 
. Spectra Conpirrows, PROVISIONS, COVENANTS, AND RESERVATIONS continued. ; vey ee 
part or parts of the land for the purposes of settle- 17. Rights of Miners.— Any holder’ of a current > 


ment if the Minister is of opinion after report by the | miner’s right while following the occupation of a’ 
Local Land Board that such land may be profitably | miner or prospector may graze upon the lease such 
occupied for agricultural prrposes and every. sucli | horses or other animals as may be necessary for isis 
withdrawal may include any land which the Minister | subsistence and for the carrying on of prospecting or 
may deem necessary to secure uniformity in design of } mining 
subdivision or to~ previde. suitable agricultural 18. Consent of Minister to Subletting, Transfer, &c. 
holdings and (b) may also at any time and: from time ; ~The Lessee shall not transfer assign or sublet or 
to time after the expiration of ten (10) years from | grant agistment rights without having first obtained 
the commencenient of the lease withdraw the whole | the Minister’s consent i writing and (subject to Con- 
or any part or parts ‘of the land for purposes of | tions Nos. 17 and 22) the fact that any stock not 
settlement without compensation provided that 1» | owned by the Lessee have been or are being depas- 
respect of the improvements effected under the terms | tured on the lease (other than travelling stock) shall 
of this lease or with the ‘special consent :of the | be‘prima facie evidence ‘of such assignment or sub- 
Minister the Lessee shall be entitled to receive a | letting «3.90 2 PL ETA tat 
proportion of any payment for such improvements 19. Cultivation.—The Lessee shall not cultivate any 
which may be made hereafter by an incoming tenant | part of the land leased without first obtaining the 
in terms of section 213 of the Crown Lands Consolida- | Minister’s consent in writing | 
tion Act 1913 Such proportion shall be ascertained /20;- Reservation of Rights of Roads.—The ‘lease: is 
by multiplying thesum representing the said payment { subject to the reservations of all public rights of roads 
by a fraction of which the numerator shall be the } and-to the provisions of section 279 of the Crown 
unexpired term of the lease and the denominator the } Lands Consolidation Act 1¥18 
original term of the lease i 21. Application of Mining Act.—The lease shall be 

14. . Withdrawal for: Public Purposes, &c¢.—The | deemed to be a lease for pastoral purposes within the 
Governor may by notice in the Government Gazette | meaning of the Mining Act 1906 and as such shall 
at any time and from time to time withdraw any j; be subject to the operations of that Act 
land required or deemed to be required for mining or 22. Rights of Timber-getters.—All persons: duly 
mining purposes residential lease sawmill site or for | authorised shall have full right to enter upon the 
any public purpose without in any case compensation ! land at any time within reasonable hours during the 
except for the Lesseo’s interest in improvements on | currency of the lease for the purpose of cutting and 
the land so withdrawn Such compensation in respect | removing timber without interference by the Lessee 
of the improvements effected in terms of this lease | and-the Lessee shall provide convenient gateways or 
shall be ascertained by multiplying a sum represent+ | openings where required for this purpose’ or where 
ing the fair value of the improvements by a fraction | directed by the Minister or by any Officer authorised 
of which the numerator shall be the unexpired term | by the Minister in that behalf and shall permit 
of the lease and the denominator the original term | timber-getters to camp and graze their-teams over 
of the lease and in case of other improvements | the lease subject to the provisions of section 31 of 
effected by. thé Lessee in terms of a special consent | the Forestry Act 1916 Gig led aa eLt i 
given by the Minister: for Lands: the compensation 23. Payment of Costs.The Lessee shall when called 
shall be the fair value of such improvements: Pro- | upon pay all costs of preliminary action (including 
ety Oba cr all fee the fair value referred to shall | gazettal of offer), report and inspection 

e the value of the improvements to an incoming. 24. Survey.—tInstruetions will be given ‘within a 
seu ts date of withdrawal provided that such | yeasonable time after the issue of the lease for survey 
value shal! not in any case exceed their cost The | jf necessary to be effected but the Crown will not be 
compensation shall he appraised by the Local Land responsible in any way for any delay or failure to effect 
Board or by the Land and Valuation Court on appeal | survey.of the lease . 


or reference. The Lessee shall be deemed to have a right As Adiastmont, HF Aneds sin the event of ine peck 


of appeal and the Minister shall av : 
Pt Ble isin halk be. deawnd, jo: hare of the lease being found to be different to that herein 


a right of reference of the Board’s appraisement to : : : 
the Land and Valuation:Court and Spot a purpose the mentioned the rent shall be subject to any adjustment 
; consequent upon any increase or diminution of area 


appraisement shall be deemed to be an. appraisement 
26... _ Improvement, of Reserved land.-As the land 


under the provisions of section 166 of the..Crown 
Lands Consolidation Act 1913 Upon the withdrawal |: included within the block) is wholly within a reserve 
from sale andas the law provides that no application 


of any land under this condition or Condition No, 

URS Sage? reduction of the annual rent shall be ‘made | for a homestead selection shall be confirmed for land 
proportionate to the area withdrawn included in any reserve from sale the Lessee is warned 
not to erect a dwelling-house or to effect improvements 


15, Tenant-right in Improyements.—Upon expiral 4 : eng - 
tion of the lease by effluxion of time the Lessee shali | With the object of obtaining a homestead. selection 
under the provisions of section 193 of the Crown 


not have tenant-right as defined in the Crown Lands MaRS ene 

Consolidation Act 1918 in any improvements effected | Lands: Consolidation Act 1913 as land within: a re- 

with special consent nor shall he have tenant-right | Serve from sale is, not. available for that purpose 

im any improvements effected, in terms of the lease , | 27. Penalty upon ;Forfeiture.In the event: of any 
of these conditions provisions or covenants not being 


16. Right of Conversion into a Homestead Selec- 
tion.—Nothing in these conditions shall deprive the | complied with in the manner specified the lease will 
be liable to forfeiture and on forfeiture all improve- 


Lessee of any ownership he may possess in improve- 
ments effected on the area over which he may exercise | ments effected bv the Lessee shall become the property 
of the Crown without compensation 


ng a ET ES LR LT 





1 
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TOR eee Ve welen demh ae MRS | Sydney, 27th October, 1922, 
| APPLICATION FOR ERECTION OF RABBIT-PROOF FENCING, dient 
in TION is invited to the undermentioned application, under the Pastures Protection Act, 1902, for permission to 
carry Rabbit-proof Fencing across road and erection of Gate. 
mpd ied. ye W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


| With whom Ohjections may be lod; a 
Applicant, Site of Fence and Gate. Parish, County. Plan exhibited at — 

















a i | Place, |Not later then : 
Joseph Keeffe ...) Through /C.R. 71 to! Googong ..| Murray ...| Queanbeyan _ ...| District Surveyor,| 26 Nov., 1922 
Wide, 3 western boundary of Goulburn. 
| portion 89... Gate to j " | 
' be erected across road, * 4 


| on eastern boundary} 
| of 89, 


LOO nner ent ee de terete » . matte alt 4 





, ae, *y “Ay > # G oY, 
+ oS “it 


6044 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No 158. 
[8171] kh ee Nag Sydney, 10th November, 1022. 
FORFEITURE OF SUBURBAN HOLDINGS. — 

1 he is hereby notified that the Suburban Holdings specified hereunder are declared forfeited in aceordance with the provisions of the 
Orown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. ; ‘ 


The forfeiture to take effect at the expiration of thirty clear days from this date. _ 3 R i 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 











Shire 






























































| a 
a. . ‘hess 
No. of | | Date of | | 6 ; S. H. Area- Annual | Reasen ‘ or 
8.H. | Lessee. | Application, raker Be County. |\' Parish. Number. rent, | for Forfeiture. Pes Munioipality. 
| | 3 a 
Lanp Disreicr or TENTERFIELD. ; ; 
° a. 38 DD, hig Ae Bde _ Aln, 
1919- 4 | O'Sullivan, Rowland| 12 April, 1919; 19 © 30) 328| Gough ..| Wellington 905 1 8-10 | Non-payment of| 1922-5990| Severn. 
| Herbert. 4 : Vale. rent and non- 
| fulfilment of 
} , conditions. 
: Lanxp District or CoONABARRABRAN. 
1921- 2 { Casey, William Field..{ 5 Feb,, 1921) 72 8 0 | 344 | Gowen] ..{ Coonabar- | 1,003 | 116 5 | Non-fulfilment | 1922-7095) Coonabar- 
| | | rabran ; | of conditions. rabi ati 
. . » Layp Disreror or Briincen. : 
1921-11 | Quigley, William --| 4 Apri], 1921! 1. 013) 158) Raleigh ..j Newry .. 1,259 012 6 | Non-fulfilment| 1922-7431) Bellingen. 
: of conditions. 
“SO RRREIBEOY Mah ! are | # | 
[3165] ‘ ' Sydney, 10th November, 1926. 


NOTIFICATION OF ADDITIONS TO HOLDENGS. 


iG ie hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of sections 168 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, the portions of 
land partioularised in the Schedule hereunder are added to and mow form part of the holdings mentioned in such Schedule at 
the eapitel values stated, 





W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





























SCHEDULE. 
‘i : | Capital Date from é Future 
Ss : value per which : New annual 
3 Parish, Couaty. | District. {} Area, | V2 Ue Fe ert twagreey a Added to— . Area of | .avmenton| Section. Shire 
& |: added area. effect. Holding. | “Holding. ¢ 
a, T. p. | £5. a, : 2 a, 1. D, £ 8. d. : 
146 Pappin- Macquarie} Port 8 0 7 1817 6 | 27 Oct., 1921 | Freehold poTtion 58)  scceceres easiavcisee’ees 163 | Hastings. 
barra. Macquarie. | (for the (formerly C.P. 1885- 1 ; 








| 
block). 48) J. Roach, senior, 
| 














= | a 
56 Dulah_ ...| Bourke ...) Wagga 61 1 0 117 6 | 22S8ept, ., | C.P. 1915-2 (portions 27/1032 2 0] 7811 9 163 | Coolamon, 
| Wagga. ; and 380) P. S. Inglis. ; 
[8169] 5 . Sydney, 10th November, 1922, 
SURRENDER OF PART OF SCRUB LUASE. 
i ie is hereby notified, that part of the undermentioned Scrub Lease has been surrendered. : 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands, 





, Lanp District of Cooma’; Suter or Danerry. 


























Reg, No, of | No. of ; nee Date from which 
Papers, | Lease, | ame i Liceteee Parish. County. _ | surrendered. Description of Area surrendered. ; Sh geet ; 
Lda se IES PRD: a ae het: 
Oce. 4 ' | Acres, 
1922-7,434 | 177 | Leo Tamerlane | Coonhoon- | Wallace .. 400, 9? 10 Nov., 
Watson. j bula. | (about). | 1922 











*The Crown Lands within the following boundaries: Commencing at the south-east corner of portion 129; and bounded thence 
by that portion westerly and portion 180, a line, portion 111, a line, portions 109 and 107 to a pointon the north boundary of the last- 
mentioned portion due south of the south-west corner of portion 99; thence by a line to that corner, thence by part of portion 99 to a 
point in the west boundary thereof due east of the south-east corner of portion 129 aforesaid; and thesce by a line due west abont 24 
chains, to the‘point of commencement. 





[3194] : Sydney, 10th November, 1923, 
FORFEITED HOMESTEAD FARM. ids 
Nie is hereby given that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the interest of the holder 
in the Homestead Farm specified in the following Schedule is hereby declared forfeited through non-payment of instalments of 
su vey fee; but such forfeiture shall not take effect until the expiration of thirty clear days after this publication. . 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


= 





CENTRAL DIVISION. 


" Lanp Disrrict or ConpoBoLin. : 
































Sos Ea ; | 
No.at ae eé H.F.| Amount 
iF. as Belection, Are. j25 | County, | Parish, a Be | Papers | Ares| ot vps 
20 ; | & No, ears. 
PE Be n~ eee sey oe bs 
| AS ‘ | Acres. ey aa | Si i & oe, ads 
1919-22) Fitzgibbons, William| 81 May, 1919 = 2,9374 119 | Canning | Julandery & C. 2,076, 2,078-| 9, 18,/ C.S.1922~ | . 766 5 4 1 | Lachlan. 
| Thomas, | ham,| Kalinga. | 1,947, _ 19. 16,484, 
, « 
*, “ 
) € ; 


D 
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10 Nov, 1929,] He ve et NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 158. 6045 
[3184] et re ; . Sydney, 10th November, 1922. 


REVERSAL OF LAPSING OF SALE BY AUCTION OF CROWN LANDS. 


OTIOE is hereby given that the lapsing of the Auction Sale hereunder particularised, which was notified in the Governmen | 
Gazette on the date hereunder specified, has been reversed. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





SoHEDULE. J 





















































EASTERN DIVISION. 
eee 7 EN Situation of Land. a g a 4 
0.0 ace and Date > S Date o! : 
Area, I Ae 3 | Nameof Purchaser. Shire. 
Papers, of Sale, i | ash donnty, Wie he es Lapsing. 
Aln. bagi BL pu. | 1922, 
1922-7,854 | Albury, 18thSept.,| 31 0 0 | couceeeee | Albury  ...| Goulburn .| .. ae 696 | William Charles}; 4Aug. | Hume (c). 
f 1918, ' Bownds, 
[3132] 7 . Sydney, 10th November, 1922. 


ADDITION OF AREA TO A CROWN-EHASE. 


None is hereby given that the area hereunder specified has been added to the Orown-lease particularized in the appended 
Schedule, in accordance with the provisions of section 164 of the Crown Lande Consolidation Act, 1913, Papacee a to the exceptions, 
Teservations, restrictions, powers, rights, provisos, and conditions contsined in the original Crown-lease. 


sl) 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





Lanp District or MuURRURUNDI. 


























: heee Annual Full Full é 

‘ ee Name of Lessee, ala safle! Land Parish. County. Shire, Teey of FP oat added to a ewes: Area of Ria 
; “aah Lease, | of Lease. | Lease. iA vod" » Lease, of Lease! 
: Acres, | x 8. d@.]a. ro p.| £6 4.| a rp] £5. d. 

1916-1 Bernard Bloomfield} Strip ae belgie “Murru- Brisbane.,.| Warrah ... 1,734 | 3718 8 | 46 3 0] 011 9) 1,780 8 0} 3810 5 

Z Haydon, boundary por-|  rundi. 
tions 98 aoa 94. 

=3 J TAB ae — Y 

[3131] : Seo 10th November, 1922. 


FORFEITURE OF A CROWN-LEASE. 


1 oe is hereby notified that the Crown-lease specified hereunder is sieved forfeited in accordance with the provisions of the Crown 
Lands Oonsolidation Act, 19138. 


The forfeiture to take effect at the expiration of thirty clear days from this date, 


~~ he 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 

























































No. of Lease Sg ' Crown | annual 
and Name of Lessee. se Parish. County. Shire. Lease Rental Reason for Forfeiture. 
Land District. | ‘ as Area No, | “°'*" 
i eae 
R ; | Lar, S00 
_ 1920-61, Grafton | Walter Clifford Fuller... 80 | Grange ...) Gresham .... Nymboida.,,) 8,502 | 29 11 8; Non-payment of rent. 
(8133] ; 7 Sydney, 10th November, 1922, 
VOIDANCE OF CROWN-LEASE APPLICATION. . 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that the Crown-lease application hereunder specified has become null and 
. void under the Bepraigns of section 1614, Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 























Sonebutz. 
No. of . 
Cheri leanel. © |, Taesi Diswict! Lessee. Parish, Cotnty and Shire. Fite ems 
App&cation. ; ¥ | Lue 
: 1920-2) | Gloucester ...) Daniel Charles Penfold ,.,) Myra .., ..| Hawes; Gloucester ... ver. > S078 








ar nnn ALLAN 











6016 





[3170] 


ie 








"NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT caer, No. 158, 


REVERSAL OF FORFEITURE OF SPECIAL LEASES. 


is he reby notified, for Senoral information, that the forfeiture of Brenal Leases hereunder Peet aed. whieb was pubiished in . 
the Government Gazettes of 9th June and 4th August, 1922, respectively, ag! been eis subject to any conflicting interests. 





Sydney, 10th pionpeavers 1922. 


‘they 







‘pees, os 
Bae re 


“nox Nov., 1902, 


Se WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
































ScHEDULE. 
Registered : 
vegistere Mi bar Bee ae Ne Ban er j Annual Shire or 
N pape ie peel | Nameand Address of Lessee.) , Situation of Land, Area, Purpose of Lease. Rent Municipality. 
Ua ee. ea | 
\ ny 
Ms, Ls. aT. pi £23, 9d." : 4 
1922-13,483 | 1919-23, Bel- Anson, Henry, of Karangi..| County Fitzroy, parish Moonee, portion 233 0 O| Grazing and agri-| 1113 0 | Dorrigo. 
lingen, 2388, culture. 
13,679 | 1912-14, Lismore} Miller, John, of The Hill, County Rous, parish Ballina, portion 15 0 0} Grazing 1.0 Tintenbar, 
‘ Ballina, ~295, 5 ; : 
% < 
[2°99] 


APPLICATIONS FOR EXTENSION OF TERM OF SPECIAL LEASH. 


ae is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned application has been received for a Special Lease 
under the provisions of the 229th section of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, i913, of the land and for the purpose 
hereunder stated, and that it is the intention to grant a lease, should no sufficient objection be found to exist after 1 inquiry by 
the Land Board dnd consideration by the Minister. 
Any objeetions will receive due consideration if: lodged i in writing with the District Surveyor for the Land Board District 
in which the lands are situated on or before the date specified hereunder. 
WwW. KF. Wet ae Minister for Lands: 

















ae en : Togal rand Hoard || eee oF 
; Serene ae Peg SPO ; a Date up to whieh 

Applicent, Locality of land applied for. Area, | PUrPOS «tor whieh feauteat te be | objsotione may | 
lcdged. be odgea. 
; 4 
P bige 4 : B. ee i ! ‘ 
Clapin, Alfred Harnett..| Parish Awaba, county Northumberland 0 1 0.) Jetty, bathing; Maitland 25 Nov., 1922, re 
Special Lease 15-Lv. place, and landing F 
place. ( 

















- [2550] 


APPLICATIONS FOR LEASE FOR SPECLAL PURPOSE, 
T is hereby notified, for peneral; information, that’ the undermentioned application has heen 1 received for ay ‘Special Lease 
- under the provisions of the 74th, 76th, and 229th sectionsof the Crown Lands Corsolidation’Act, 1913, of the land and 
for-the -purpose hereunder -stated, and that.it is. the-intention:to_grant.a lease, should no sufficient objection be found to. 


exist, after xnquiry by the Land Board and consideration by the Minister. 


Any objections will receive due consideration, if lodged in writing with the District Surveyor for the Tend Boar 
District in which the lend is situaied, on or before the date specified hereunder, 


W. EB. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


atk. 























be fp. Rig Purpose tore a eee Board pert 
: ; . ce where | up to which 
Applicant. Locality of Land applied for. Area. blr Beri ig objections may be ¢ @htecttona 
y lodged. - may be lodged. 
5 ES ae ce Pa, BAL Te Sie 18 UH Ges hea 8 ESS Ch eed 3 
The Council of the Muni-| Parish -Southampton, county Clarence, Land) -..... Wharf at foot of, Grafton a -.| 11 NovemLér, 1922, 
cipality of South} District Grafton. Cowan-street, 
Grafton, : J otra SAN South Grafton. | : 
+ 
[3196 } Tiocal fan Board Offce, 


Armidale, 7th Noy ember, 1922. 


IT is hereby notified that inquiry will be held by tt the Local Fand Board i in I ed eat bo esse which are. ‘incloded in Fishers’ : 
the conversion of which has been applied for under section 190 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, and as to any 
objections tu granting the applications. ‘ 
Particulars are specified in Schedule below. H. W. GRAEME, 
District Surveyor. 


























ScoHEDULE. 
Particulars of Lease, conversion of which is applied for. ae sth et Pei oy ee ae aes ana tee 4 
: A 2 pect ie. of Holding | Reserves included, Inquiry by 
Natere of opus ion. pplied for, pe Lend 
i dave: Area, Parish and County. ae? ade ° 
\ 
ic teemee teks Te pny Be vcd t ves “amore | 
Svecial Lease|100 © O | Parish Duraaresq, county} James Joseph Conditional | Part T.S. and) Board Room, at 
No. 1909-12. Sandon. Maguire. Purchase.| C.R. No. 4,311.; Armidale, 18th 
be aa December, 1922, 
: Ty eae Te Ge RPO ee at 10 a.m. 
Special’ Lease} 4 2 37 | Parish, Armidale, douinky Frederick Thortins Additional W.R, 24,535...) do 
No, B08 is Sandon, e Johnson. Conditional j : 
: 4 Purchase. ; an 
Special Pioase : A128 Do do bo do me do do 
No. 1910-2, ; 























oN Re Saree Na) 
: sae Cah at ae 
; 10 Nov, 1922.) NEW. SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT. GAZETTE, No. 158. 6047 
| Seda ) , Lsbal Land Board Office, 


ce 


Moree, 7th November, 1922. 


IT is hereby notified that inquiry will be held by the Local hand feat | in x Peapel to Reserves which are ineluded in Leake} 
the conversion of which has been applied for under section 190 of the Crown Lands Oonsolidation Act, 1913, and as-to any 


objections to New ig the applicatiors. 











P, R. DRUMMOND, 

















‘ Poctionlars are specified i in Schedule below. 
5 Acting District Surveyor, 
SOHEDULE. Sy, 
Partionlare of Lease, conversion of which is applied for 
: F r hs pen for Class ee Relais included | ng ent aes of 
3 Om on. ‘ 
sab stiak ie Area. Parish and County. Same nts a" | ee eh nent boats 
‘Sa { | 
Acres Eat ‘ 
Special Lease! 2,70x3 | Parishes Yarouah and) Wm. G. Doyle | Conditional Part T.9.R. 42,912... Moree, 80th 
14-46, &e. Bucknell, rennty ms oo 22-16, November, 1922. 
JPMCAE. Ri yaom ‘ Benarba. ‘ ; ; 
Special Lease 74 Parish Glass, c junty James T, Reeves Additional Con-| Part T.S. and C.R.| Bingara, 29th 
| Murchison. ditional Pur-; 21,692. November, 1922. 
chase 22-4,): 











[273] : 


Local Land Board Office, - 


Forbes, 17th October, 1922. 


IT is hereby ngtifled: that. inguiry,. will .be held by the Local Sscd; Board i in respect: to Reserves:which are included in Leases 
the conversion of which has been applied for under seetion 199 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, and as to any 


objection to. granting the application. 














% bone Particulars are Ps in Schedale below. 
SouEputz, 
Particulars of Lease, conversion of which is applied for. , 
ae ‘ Applicant ° 
. ES 34 a 9 or Lonversion,. 
Nature of Area, Parish and County. Ns 
; & Mm pil , a Bes 
Special Tense 109 0 0 Patish Beargambil, Sourky William Alfred 
No. 05-88. | Ashburnham. "Bailey. 
ah a 
Special Lense 400 0} | Do 7 i do 
No. 05-34. | 











applied for, 


J. 8. M. BENSON, 
District Surveyor. 


Place and Date of 


Ciass of Holding Reserves included. Inquiry by 


Local Land Board 


A.O.P. 22-18...| T.8.R. 20,959 ...| Parkes, 20th 





, [3192] 


November, 
1922. 


| A.C.P. 22-40...) T.S.R. 20,959... do 





soe 10th November, 1922, 


_ CANCELLATION OF: PARTS OF PREFERENTIAL OCCUPATION LICENSES, 


Nowe is’ ehevetis pests that, in. accordance with the provisions of section 26a (4) of the Pastures’ Protection Act, 1912, the parts of 
the preferential occupation licenses, specifiedin the annexed Schedule, have been cancelled in so far as the areas: are embraced 
by the travelling stock reserves therein mentioned, such cancellation to take effect upon the expiration of three months from the above 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


date. | 
[Oce. 1922-7,473] 





Pastures Prorrction District oF DENILIQUIN. 














tion of ad cares from this aphin 


Pt 


ie ; Dorian. 





No. ' | . Notification. 
Yanco... —..| Central ..| 53,789 |\From sale for agri-| 13 Feh., 1920 ..| Cooper .. 
ot : : cultural school and) 








1; are xO Yea -. | experimeotal farm. i 
peek Dd tees a do «| 53,790 | From lease gener-|/ 13 , 4, om do 
, j ‘i ally. 
4 
a Fe ae ee ae Ee Ps a a tern temencnepretec 
"y ;. { fas t 
ee? : 














No. of Name of Prefetontial cg aly Tice Board va ' E Area | te Gath 
Mr. Onl = Occupation License. Divisicn. District. Parish County. cancelled. | Reserve. 
Pa ‘ Acres, 3 
3 F ian he ; ’ t About 
6194 | Moira at «if Centraly ..P Hay ° ,.. ...| Gulpa, Moira, and} Cadell ... ae 1,020 T.8.R. $98 
Vas eae seh ~ Bama. 
6194 | Do tise ee. GOn' Sie bay OO ~...., Bama as 3 ORS = 190 T.S.R. 44,161 
[8189] j Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 


Sydney, 10th November, 1922. 


REVOCATION OF RUSRRVES FROM SALE AND LEASE. 


fee is hikpeites ctniliod, for public. information, that under the provisions of seetion 30 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Aet, 1913, 
and the 8rd section of the Irrigation (Amendment) Act, 1916, as amended by the 4th section of the Irrigation (Amendment) Act, 1918, 
the reserves from sale and lease hereunder descxibed, are hereby revoked ; but such revocation shall not take effect until after the expira- 


PRANK. A. CHAFFEY, Minister for Agrieulture. 


a W pee hig 


i . 
aH do ee) 








Neon oy mi Purpose. | 2 Date ct County. | Parish. | Avea. | Part revoked. Papers No, 





Ps Pi 

14.0 A) Part within p rtion| W.C, &I.C. 

180, Plan C, 1,961- ; 

$ 1,804. } 

14 0 30 do wo | M,I.8. ¥922- 
C, 7,16, 














NEW SOUTH WSLES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 158, 


[8179] Sydney, 10th November, 1922. Yt Se 


NOTIFICATION OF INTENTION TO SUBMIT TO THE GOVERNOR FOR APPROVAL, PLAN OF RE-MARKING OF 
ROAD, OF PROPOSED OPENING OF ROADS, OF PROPOSED DECLARATION OF EXISTING ROADS AND PARTS 
OF EXISTING ROADS TO BE PUBLIC ROAD, AND OF PRJPOSED ULOSING OF ROADS AND PARTS OF ROADS 
DEEMED TO BE UNNECESSARY. ‘ 
De Paceean is hereby given that the Minister for Lands deems it expedient that certain roads should be pose and that it is proposed 
to resume for the purpose, under the provisions of the Public Roads Act, 1902, the lands hereunder described ; and to declare 
the existing roads and parts of existing roads particularised hereunder to be Pablic Road ; also of intention to submit to the Governor 
for approval the plan showing re-marking of road hereunder specified. 

The proposed roads, &c., are shown upon plans, which can be inspected at this office, and a copy of the same may be idapacton at 
the respective offices of the Crown Land Agents for the Land Districts. in which the lands are situated. 

All persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing, and to forward to the Minister, within one month from the 
date of @his notice, any objections which may appear to them to exist to the proposals above stated, or to the position of the road as 
re-marked. 

Notice is also given that the Minister is of opinion that it is expedient to close the roads and parts of roads hereunder 
specified, and all persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing, addressed to tae Minister for Lands, within one 
month from this date, any obiections which may appear to them to exist to the closing of the said roads and parts of roads. ‘ 
Plans showing the roads and parts of roads proposed to be closed can be inspected at this Oifice, and a copy of the same may be 
inspected at the respective offices of the Crown Land Agents for the Land Districts in which the lands are situated 

W. E. WEARNE, Minister for anca: 
DESCRIPTION OF ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Part of road from the Kangiara Creek-Yass road to Pudman, parish of bea county of | 
King, Goodradigbee Shire,;—as shown on plan catalogued R. 14,859-1,603. 
[ Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1921-493.] _ - 
Descrirrion of the land which it is proposed to resume, and of road deemed to be unnecessary whicli it is proposéd to close. 


Lanp District or YASS. 








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Sa — ait oe ee as 
a Parish Character | Lar aaa Area 
3S) Ares. Reputed Owner. Occupier. to be Read proposed to be closed, &e, 
oe Name, Holdin: to be Resumed 7 5 
oo : 8 | Resumed. | ~ : 
a T, Ps AL hes 
88 | 30 0 0] Crosby ..| J, 1. Kerr .. Bealedis Ws IKCTL Sarg | Freehold ...) 1C0 links .., 2 0 2/| Boundary road separating «portions 152, 98, 138, 99 4 
and part cf portion 157 from portious 151, 38, 67 @ 
; + 2nd part of portion 56 is proposed to be closed ant 
| ; a| part thereof to be granted in compensation. 
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DESCRIPTION oF Road TO BR OPENED :—Part of road from Urana to Albury, and widening of road within portions 126, 66, and 65, 
parish of Faed, county of Urana, Urana Shire,—as acts on plan catalogued R. 14,904-1,608. 
Registration No. of Papers —Roads i920-172- -12] ‘ 
Descrivrion of re-maitked road, of the lands which it is teonbted & to resunie, of re-matked road and parts of existing roads to be declared 
to be Public Road, and of roads and parts of road deemed to be nnnecessary, which it is proposed to planes 


Land District or URANA, 


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eae : Poe a F 
st Snariake: Width of Roads and parts of Roads proposed to be closed, &c. 
Pl ie Ce Parish Renuted ideter Occupier, of Land Area to be also re-marked road; aud re-marked road and 
ge . Name P ° PrOks Holdin to be Resumed, parts of existing road to be declared to be 
Ay 8:| Resumed. 5; ane - Public Road. 
as Peay Bos Ds . sf 
52} 10 0 0 | Faed | Rose A. Whitehead) Rose A. Whitehead} Freehold| 300 links...) 5 138 | The following roads are to be closed and part therecf 
and track in use to be granted in compensation:—The unnecessary 
§1|-100 0 0; Do Fes do bee do is do ...} 300 , .. 1 138 boundary road separating portions 54 and 126 from 
126 95 2 0; Do ed do a6 do ies do ...| 300 links. 10 0 12 portions 55 and 62, exclusive of part necessary to pre- 
150 links, serve continuity of re-marked road ; the unneeessary. 
: and va- boundary road seperating portion 59 (rem.) from 
; : riable. portions 64, 63, end of road and portion 51; the un- 
66 | 167 8 0| Ds do «| Rose A. Whitehead do ...| 15) links... 9 033 necessary poundary road separatiag portion 51 from 
65} 100 0 0} Do do ee do Es > 2. 150 links &} 12 2 15 portion 63; the unnecessary part of reserved road 
: variable, ; within portion 126 north of proposed road; the un- 
necessary part of reserved road within portion 52 
| east of proposed road; the unnecessary reserved roads 
| within portions 5) and 63; the unnecessary 
57 | 270 0 0 /} a boundary road south of portion 64. ; b 
56 50 0 0) | | a 
A +e) ; : }Do - EN Reserved road | se eens | wecesstnee | semeeneee | This is a re-marking 800 links wide-of reserved: road 
541 100 0 01; within said portion, 
63] 100 0 0) J at j 
é } The re-marked road and parts of existing roads, 
ee -| ineluded in survey and necessary to preserve con- 
| tinuity of proposed road. and proposed road widening, 
) are to be declaazed to be Public Road and dedicated to 
tho public accordingly 




















Descrtrtion or Roap To BE OPENED :—Deviation of part of road from Billinudgel, to North Pocket, parish of gti et 
county of Rous, Byron Shire,—as shown on pian catalogued R. 14,786-1,603. , 
(Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1920-494-9]. 





Descriprion of the lands which it is proposed to resume, and of parts of road deemed to be unnecessary which it is proposed to close. 
Lanp Districr oF MuRWILLUMBAH. 
































. T . : . 
a. oe oe | Character | ee Area 
o3| Area, Name: Reputed Owner. Occupier, of + tobe to be Parts of road proposed to be closed, &6. 
3 Holding. | pesumea, | Resumed. 
= ae —— 1 = 
a, Ty DP. a, Tp. : 
82 89 2 0 | Billinudgel .,.| William John Kni-| Victor Hutchison... Freehold... 50 links &| 1 1 25-| The unnecessary part of Public Road (R, 
» lands, senicr. 5 : 100 links, 12,186-1,693) within portions 31 and }42 
142| 100 0 0 Do os do oe do Fe do —...,| 100 links...| 1 0 2 | is proposed to be closed and to be granted 
: . e A | in compensation. 
236 | 100 2 14 D> .| English, Scottish, and] William Jha Kni-| C.P."0&100/ 100, ..| 1 138 | The unncessary part of Public Road (R. 
| Australian Bank Ltd.| lands, junior. 12,186-1,503) within portion 236 fs proposed - 
to be closed and added to that portion; ‘ 
oo ae eet and of C.P. 05-100 to be : 
reduce acres 8 roods 16 hes, : 
968 | 41 2 0 Do ee| William George Coch-| ssorrececrrrvsereee | Freehold...| Variable..| 0 0 2 Ec ORs ee: 
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10 Nov., 1922, 


__._-NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 158. 6049 











NOTIFICATION OF RE-MARKING OF ROADS AND OF OPENING AND CLOSING OF ROADS, &c.—continued. 


. DkscrrpTron oF Roap To BE OPENED :—Road from the Craven’s Creek-Gloucester road to reserved road within portion 55, 
: : ’ parish of Craven, county of Gloucester, Gloucester Shire,—as shown on plan catalogued R. 14,912-1,603. 
[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1921-517-7.] ; 
; oe : Description of the land which it is proposed to resume. 


GLanp Disrricr oF GLOUCESTER. 














§ 
aro i Character Width of Land 
ee Area, Parish Name, Reputed Owner, Occupier. of to be ae toy % 
om 0 Holding. Resumed, oad 
Be 2. Ys Be ; } x a. T. Dp, 
4/ 1lo2 0 0O/| Craven ee ai Australian Bank of Commerce| Joseph Montague Relf we | OP, 74-6,782 «| 100 links ... A 1 1, 0 
: imited, ; 3 
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DESCRIPTION OF ROAD TO BE OPBNED :—Deriation of part f road from {'\algum to Murwillumbah, parish of Burre/l, county of Rous, 


. ; Tweed Shire,—as snown on plan catalogued R, 14929~1, (3. 
[Registration No, of Papers—Roads 1921-756-8} 


Description of the lands which it is proposed to resume, of part of existing road to be declared to be public road, and of parts o 
roat deemed to be unnecessary which it is proposed to close. =; 





Lanp District of MuxwitLumMBAn 














, Character Width of 
ere Reputed Owner, Oceivicr. of Land to be 
| Boiding Resumed. 


Parts of Road prop*sed to be closed, &e.; also 
part of existing road to be declared to bs 
Fublic Road. 


Aves to be 
Resumed 


vee. 


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Burrell | Dominie Burke ...| W. F, Buttenshaw ...| Freeho'd «| Variable ... The unnecessary part of public road (8. 

“10 Rte: Oper! Do... "5, do rip do os} do | l0O links & 8 ,090-1,608 , within portions 9 and 1: , north 

aif variable. and north-west of the proposed road is to 

t be closed and to be granted in compensation, 

38 | 100 0 0 Do __...| Commercial Bank of| Jiseph Osborne a| CP. 08-10,, do soe fe, 5210 lhe onnecessary p-rt «f reserved road (R. 

f Australia Ltd. 8,090-1,608) within portion 18, north and 

south of the propos+d road are to be closed 

| and added to that portion; the area thereof 
el | and of. C,P, 03-10 to remain unaltered. 








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} Part of existing road included in survey 
/ and necessary to preserve continuity of pro- 
% f- ; posed road is to be declared to be public road, 
and dedicated to the public accordingly. 





























DgscripTion oF ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Part of the road from Muttama to Wambidgee railway siding, parishes of Muttama and 
Bongongalong, county of Harden, Adjungbilly Shire,—as shown on plan catalogued R. 14,905-1,608. 
[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1921-797-5.] : ; 
_ Description of the lands which it is proposed to resume, of parts of existing roads to be declared to be Public Road, and of roads 
and part of road deemed to be unnecessary, which it is proposed to close. 


, Lanp District oF GUNDAGAL. 


Width? 

















j ' 
are Character Roais avd part of roads proposed to be closed, &c.; also 
3s Area. heed jag Occupier. of neil ahi ie patts of of existing road to be declared to be 
& i te Holding. TPesuan ed! | : Public Road. 

a, Top. : ; a 1. Pp, ° 
S810 | 495 0 0} Muttama..| John W. Finlay! Roadinuse  ...| Sett. Pur. 100 links... 5% 0] The unnecessary reserved road within portion 310 is 


1919-7, is be closed and added to that portion ;the area 
; thereof and of Sett. Pur, 19-7 to be increased to 496 
=| ’ acres 3 roods. 
Fil | 404 0 0 do «.| Alexander J. Alexander J.) Sett, Pur. 400 links & 4 8 0| The unnecessary reserved road within portion 311 is 
| Kidd, Kidd, and road 19-8.| variable. to be closed and added to that; portion ;the area 
\ in use, ° thereof and of Sett. Pur, 19--8 to be increased to 406 
! ? acres 2 roods. 
| 401 0 0 Do... Albert McDermid) Albert McDermid} Sett, Pur. - do . ..| °5 1 0| The unnecessary part of boundary road north of 
; - 19-9, portion 312, west of proposed road, and the unneces- 
: sary part of reserved road within portion 312, in 
continuity of road first above mentioned are tu be 
} : closed and added to said portion ; the area thereof 
© and of Sett. Pur. 19-9 to be increased to 401 acres 3 
: reods. 

14). 154 1 2 Do ...| S: Ward °... «| 5. Ward and road] Freehola ...| 100 linke... ‘2 3 8 | The unnecessary part of boundary road separating 
é in use. portion 14 (parish of Muttama) from portion 70 
70 | 113 221] Bongon- || do Ree. oor do en do We HL OW, 2. hoes 3 3 8] (parish of Bongongalong), east of the railway line, 

galong. : hia is to be closed and to be granted in compensation. 
The parts of existing roads included in survey and 
; ; necessary to preserve continuity of proposed road are 
f) ; to be deelared to be Public Road and dedicated to the 

. : public accordingly. 


Descrprion oF ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Parts of road from the Quena-Rockley road to boundary road adjoining south boundary of 
: portion 170, parish of Rockley, county of Georgiana, Abercrombie Shire,—as shown on plan catalogued R. 14,903-1,603, 
[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1922-241-8.] _ — a @ ; 
~ Description of the lands which it is proposed to resume, of parts of existing road to be declared to be Public Road, and of parts 
of road deemed to be unnecessary, which it is proposed to close. 
Lanp Districr oF BATHURST. 
































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é Parish Character yee ; Area Parts of roads proposed to be closed, &c. ; also parts 
& Area. | Wame. Reputed Owner. Occupier. of : es he to be of existing road to be declared to be 
ali 10 ; ; Holding, Hosuaied: Resumed. | Public Road. 
a t."p . (mn a. p 
129 47 1 0| Rockley ...| Daniel R. Nightin-| Daniel R. Nightin-| Freehold ...! 100 links... 1 1 8/| The unnecessary parts of boundary road separating 
, gale. gale, { ‘ portion 161 from » ortions 170 and 129, north and 
161) 160 0 0 Hontiess: do i do Se: COM vee) LOO yh 0 1415 *outh of rroposed road are proposed to be closed 
: ( and to be granted in compensation, 
| | oe The parts of exisiing r.ud included in survey and 
7 necessary to preserve the continuity of propesed 
road are to be declared to be public road and 
ded‘cated to tne public according y. he 








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6050 | NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, ‘No. 13. : fo Nov, 1922, 











[ 3180] - Wor .: ie ary ae bite aka el atiusy, 10th Nove aiher, 1922. 


NOTIFICATION UNDER THE PUBLIC ROADS ACT, 1902, OF RESUMPTION OR WITHDRAWAL AND DEDICATION 
: OF LANDS FOR ROADS: & PPE ewe 


HS Excellency the Govninee: with ‘the advice of the Executive Council, directs it By be notified eh in “pursuance of the Public roe 
Roads Act, 1902, the lands hereunder described, which are required for the roads hereunder specified (in respect of which roads oe 
notice of proposal to open the same hes duly been given) shall be and are hereby resumed or withdrawn for the several roads ‘ 

referred to; and that the said lands shall be and are TgeePere ‘dedicated as. Heads 
W.E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


Dpscrrrrion | oF Roap OPENED :—The. ree from the Tintenbar- site Bay road to the Beach roads within portion 221, 
parish of Byron, county of Rous, Byron Shire,—as shown on plan catalogued R. 14, Sheet 2,608. 20, 
[Registration No. of Papers— Roads 1922-214-9. 5 ; ‘y 








Descrierion of land now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated ag a Public Road. é 
A proposal to resume the land referred to for the road in question was published in the Government Gazette a4 vet aes & 
1922, folio. 4403. leche, BAO Rua Sa) comes 











: » LAND DisrRicr oF Lrsmorg. 
PASIRSDDINE - - 
Sioa | Character Width of aves 
P.rtion No. Area, Parish Name, | Registered Wolder. Occupier, . _ of Land Rovaied 
ae ; : A 5 | Holding. Resumed. Lie 
| sy | 
Woits) Ds Bornes 
* 22)... 170 0 0 | Byron... | Frederick L, Suffolk... . ... 4: L aatepaiaas poh nea Reread tas arsine Freehold ... rea «| 100 links and) 6 3 9 
| pact ; _ Yariable, 

















DrscrirTioN oF RoaD OPENED :—Road through portion 98 for access to Doce 161, parishes of Cudal and Nangar, rae of 
Ashburnham, Boree Shire,—as a eae on Seplen gdratog acd R. ‘14,782-1, 608. 
iipaperotion No, af a A a he 1921-683- 13.) ‘ 





Desteserce of land now withdrawn for the road spe:ified aboye, and dedicated as a Public Road. 
A proposal to withdraw: the land referred to for the road in aneeice was published in the Government Gazette of llth August, 
1922, folio 4516. 
Lanp District or Morone. 




















ni Wank Character Width of 
Portion Ares 
Area, be Parish Mane: Reputed Ilolder. Occupier. of Land | 
pe ae : y | ;Holding. | Witbdrawn, {Withdraw 
eis = 
| = pM oe 4 t nl : ie i 2. ; | : a. T. De 
98 | 74 v 0 | Nengar ‘y Peter Henry Sorenson at -.| Peter Henry Sorenson | Sp, apeeretE-B) 100 links sen ie Oe 
| - - 
[3181] Sydney, 10th Gowen: 1922 


APPLICATION FOR TH# CLOSING AND PURCHASE OF ROADS AND PARTS OF ROADS. 


OTICE is hereby given that application has been made, under the Public Roads Act, 1902, for the clesing and purehase of the sci 
roads and parts of roads-deseribed in the Schedule hereunder, and that it is intended to elose such roadsiand parts of Toads wn lees 
yalid objections are found to exist. ; 


Any person desiring to bige ohlestions should Lorwaed mie same in writing, addressed to the Minister for gta within o one mooat a 
from date of this notice. ie 


































emrargt W. E. WEARNE, Minister Ae Lands. 
SCHEDULE. 
Papers. Applieant, © 4 Area. Description. 
_— —- : : : ~ ; 
Roads. CBee die «i 
1922~-305-5 Colin McIntyre .....| ad 3 23 Parish Burnett, ‘county Burnett, Land District Inverell, shire Bannockburn. The 
Rd, Pur, 1922- part of reserved road 50 links wide within applicant’s part of portion 239. 
68. eo 

1922-131-4 Executors ,of the es-| 12 1 12 | Parish Caine caliente: county Nandewar, Land District Gunnedah, shire Liverpool a 
Rd. Pur. 1922- tate: ‘of the: late} Plains. Boundary road 100 links wide separating ‘portions 98, 99, and. 90 “ 
37. Joseph Woodward, (part) from portions 144 and 12 (part) also reserved road (Ri. 5 267-1, 603) é 
deceased. ‘100 links and variable in width within portion 16. . 

1922-401-3. George Wilson . ...| 16 0 34 | Parish Campbell, county Gough, Land District Inverell, ‘shire Macintyre. 
Ra. Par, 1922- bg Boundary road 100 links wide separating portion 194 from portion,73, end of ; 
83. closed road and portion 22; boundary road 100 links wide separating portions ‘eed 
192 and 193, and end of road from porpon 71, end of closed road and portions ‘ j 
: 70 and 68. ae 
1922-8-5. Catherine Frances) 4 1 7 |-Parish Wambat, county Harden, tana District Young, shire Beucndriite ; 

Rd? Pur. .1922- Whybrow. . : Boundary road 100 links wide south of portions 463 and 477 (part) extending 

12) from the south-east corner of portion 463. to the reserved, road within portion 

; 477. ‘ 
{ 3182] 3 : Sydney, 10th November, he ole r 


NOTIFICATION OF CLOSING OF ROAD AND APPROVAL OF SALE OF THE LAND COMPRISED THEREIN | 
* UNDER ROAD PURCHASE APPLICATION. 


is Hxcellaney the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, i in pursuance of the provisions 
- of the 20th-seetion of the-Pubhic Roads Act, 1902, the road described in the appended Schedule is hereby ¢losed, and the land _ 
comprised’ therein will be granted to tae person mentioned i in such Schedule, payment of costs, patehace money, deed ioe and ais 


duty having been made... » ot . 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





ScHEDULE REFERRED TO, 







of Application, 


No. of Papers and Description. : | Area. | ' Piesosdl Olen ioe, 3 pe } 
THEE an ' meee ; 


Roads Parish of. Kempsey, county of Macquarie, Land -District of 


1920-108-14. Kempsey, Macleay Shire. Boundary road 57 links wide south 
Rd. Pur, 1920-34. of portion 128. 


Robert John Frith, 


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1) Nov. 1922.) © NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTS, No. 158, 6051 
| 3183} ae. iF Pe - Sydney, 10th November, 1922. 
“NOTIFICATION OF ee ace OF ROADS AND ADDITION OF THE LANDS ab et as 
ee a8 ee THEREIN TO ADJOINING HOLDINGS. 


AS BroeNlency the Bi cesrron with the Heng of the Wxecutive Council, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of 
the 20th section of the Public Roads Act, 1902, the roads described ia the appended Schedule, which are no longer required are 
roi! cee: soe pe inn bia resis added to the h lding mentioned i in such Schedule. 


me tte tat W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





SCHEDULE REFERRED TO. 


























> : Holding to whichrbad tn added, 
Papers end 0. of « Ares Description os eae 
2 Application. . res ; : i : No, of Holding. Registered Holder. 
' Biay aD dima; 
Roads. 5 2 82) Parish of Gundar,. county of Fitzroy, Land District of| C.P. 18-22 (portion 31)| John George 
_ 1920-481-12. (Capital Bellingen, Dorrigo Shire. The part of boundary road} * } McAnally. 
Rd, Pur. 1920-145 value, — 2 chain wide north-west of portion 31, and lying. be- | ; 
Met £7 lis, 4d.)) tween the railway from Glenreagh to Dorrigo, and a | 
| point distant 1 chain 50 links north-east ‘from the | 
sonther corner aoe Roride hy | 








PROCLAMATION. 
DECLARATION OF CROWN LANDS. 


EE pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, I, Sir-Wattre Epwarp Davipson, Knight Commander of the Moet 

Distinguished Order.of Saint Michael and Saint George, Governor of the State of New South Wales and its Dependencies, in 
the Commonwealth of Australia, with the advice of the Executive Council, do et) prosaim the folowing picrenderes area of lands te 
be Crown lands for the purposes of aie Gro ay Lands Acts :— 


BASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp District or ORANGE; OANoBOAS SHIRE. 








County. ~ : ; Parish. | Portion, Area. | * Cat. No. of Plan. 





) , | | 
: } 
Bathurst ... es aS es ...| Colville Bae eg wee a 173 (part) | 208 1 20 la Ms, 1,799 Oc. 








het ped sealed at Sydney, this third day of November, 1922. ’ 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
By His sieve! 8 i in He Governor. 
W. BR. WEARNE. 
[2890] | GOD SAVE THE KING! 


PROCLAMATION—CROWN LANDS ACTS. 
R#SUMPTION OF CROWN-LEASE No. 1920-25, CASINO, FOR PRESERVATION AND GROWTH OF TIMBER. 


; W HERBAS by a special condition attached to Crown-lease No, 1920-25, Casino, under the Crown Lands Acts, power is given 
for the resumption of any part of the land required for any public purpose upon giving the lessee not less than three months’ 

notice in writing ; and whereas “ Preservation*‘and Growth of Timber” has been duly declared to be, and the same is, a public purpose as 
aforesaid, and it has become necessary to resume vart of the said Crown-jease No. 1920-25, Casino, for the purpose aforesaid, and 
whereas the necessary three montbs’ notice in» writing has been given: Now, therefore, I, Sir Watters EKpwarp Davipson, Knight 
Commander of the Most: Distinguished Order of Saint. Michael and Saint George, Governor of the State of New South Wales and its 
Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of Australia, with the advice of the Executive Council, in accordance with the terms of the 
special condition, and in pursuance of the powers vested in me in that behalf, do hereby resume from the said Crown-lease 
No. 1920-25, Casino, now by Avthur James Clark, Vhe eve ipl des) in the Schedule hereto for prcerauen ged Brewth of timber, 
i Ms. 1922- 7,870] 





SCHEDULE. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanv District or Casino, anp Woopsury SHIRE. 
County of Richmond, parish of Doubleduke, containing an area of 3,310 acres. The lands within the boundaries of portion 36, 
Plan RB. 2,455-1,744 R. j ; 


PROCLAMATION—CROWN LANDS ACTS, 


te Lae arte peer OF CROWN LEASE No, 1920-26, CASINO, FOR PRESERVATION AND GROWTH 
t OF TIMBER; 


W HEREAS by. a special sokathon erate to Crown Leave No. 1920-26, Casino, under the Crown Lands Acts, power is given for the 
resumption of any part of the land required for any public purpose upon giving the. lessee not less than three months’ notice in 


‘ writing ; and whereas “ Preservation and Growth of Timber” has been duly declared to be, and the same. is, a public purpose as aforesaid, 


and it has become necessary to resume part of the said Crown Lease 192)—26, Casino, for the purpose aforesaid, and whereas the necessary 
' three months’ notice in writing has been given: Now, therefore, I, Sir WattTER Epwarp Davipsoy, Knight Commander of the Most 


b, _ Distinguished Order of. Saint Michael and Saint George, Gaverton of the: State of New South Wales ‘and its Dependencies, in the 


Commonwealth of Australia, with the advice of the Hxecutive Council, in accordance with the terms of the special condition, and in 
pursuance of the powers vested in me in that bebalf, do hereby resume from the said Crowa, Le ease No, RRR Casino, held: by Bernard 


# Muldoon, the land described i in we Bobed ule hereto for preservation and grew oh of timber, 


tae 1922-7 7,870] 





ScusDurR. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Disrricr or Casinc, AND Wooppurn SHIRE. 
County of Richmond, parish of Gibberagee, containing an area of about 2.500 acres. ‘The lands wenn the boundaries of that Par 
of ee 53, within Doubleduke State Forest No. 15 (No. 1 Extension), dedicated 29th July, 1921, \ 


Signed and sealed at Bt ee this seventh day of mena oer 1922, 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
By His is Rredlency a Commend, Gorernor, 


ep army E. WEARNE, 
[3053] ; GOD SAVE THE KING! 


6052 





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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT eee No. 158 


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REVOCATION OF RESERVES FROM SALE, LEASE, &c. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that under the provisions of seetion 80 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the 
reserves from sale, lease, &e., hereunder described, are hereby revoked, but such revocation shall not take effect until after the 


expiration of sixty days from the above date. 


Land 
District 





Bathurst .. 


Kempsey .. 

Inverell .. 
Do 

Coonabar- 


rabran. 
Maitland .. 


* Lot 34, section 24 ; 
13, section 40; 
section 94 ; 


ped 
ellingen .. 


Inverell .. 


Singleton’.. 


Do 





Eastern. . 


do 
do 
do 


Central... 


Eastern... 





37,541 


4,432 
4,438 


55,506 
51,961 








‘ 





From sale for public 


buildings. 


From sale and lease 
under section 206, 
From sale for public 


school purposes, 
for 
school 


From lease 
public 


purposes, 


From after-auction 


sale, 
ado 


lots 11 to.20, section 28 ; 
lots 7 to 10, and 19 to 21, section 41; 





Date of 


5 


” ” 





Notification. 


9 April, 1904 


4 Aug., 1922 
5 Nov., 1887 


16 June, 1922 
2 Feb,, 1917 





lots 1, 2, 9, 11 to 20, section 30 ; 
lots 4 to 6, section 89 ; lots 4 to 6, section 91; lots 1 to 10, sevtion 92 ; 








[10 Nov., 1922. 








— 


Sydney, 10th November, 1922. 


W. BK. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





lots 1 to 4, and 6 to 8, section 95 ; lots 1 to 6, section 97. Plans M. 67, 86, 98, 94, 96, and 99. 


Eastern... 


do 


do 


do 


ee 








17,437 | 


Reserve from sale 
and lease, section 


206. 


From annual lease.. 


velling stock. 


do 


From sale for tra-| 


21 May, 





29 April, 1914 


1902 


25 Mar., 1893 











Raleigh Nambucca ; Nambucea 
Shire, 
Gough‘and | Clive and | Bannockburn 
Hardinge Gwinton. Shire. 
Hunter and} Parnell, Patrick Plains 
Northum-) Popping, Shire. 
berland. Milbro- 
ie dale, 
do Poppong, do 
Burton, 
Milbrodale, 








County. Parish, | Shire, &e, 
es no ON es 
Bathurst..| Apsley ..| Abercrombie 
village of/Perthville), Shire, 
Raleigh ..| Congarinni}| Nambucca ~ 
Shire, 
Arrawatta |Nuliamanna| Ashford Shire.. 
do ee do = do vn 
Baradine..| Baradine..| Coonabarabran 
ire, 
Northum- | Maitland ..| East Maitland 
berland, Municipality. 





* 


lots 1, 8 to 10, section 31 ; 


Area. 


Papers No. 


| Part revoked. 





a. 33. pi 
1 0 0} Part within allotments} Aln. 1922- 


2 and 9, section 15.) 4,587. 
Plan P, 14-1,877. 
110 ft. by] The whole .. Ms. Ls. 
95 ft, 1921-5,961, 
23. 0 O| The whole; being portion] Ms, 1922- 
_ 43, Plan A,1,455. 7,096, 
23 0 0 do do ..| © do 
6 0 354] The whole .. ~ e.| Aln. 1922- 
7,826, 
43 2 394 * Aln, 1922 
7,827. 
lots 87 to 39, section 88; lots 4 to 10, 12, and 
lots 2 to 9, section 93; lots 1 to 9, 


(4) 


| 250 0 0 


(about). 
195 0 0 
(about). 


415 0 0 
(about), 


Lots 4 and 5, section 12. Aln, 1922- 


8,017. 
The part within ‘‘Clive”’| Ms. 1922- 
State Forest No, 782,| 8,290. 


dedicated 25th August, 
1922. 


The whole remaining after} Ms. 1922- 


notification this day of] 8,611. . 
| Crown-lease Area No. 
3,950,—partly shown on 
plan catalogued 4H. 
1,527-1,538, 
- * do 





* The whole remaining after notification this day of Crown-lease Area No. 3,950, exclusive of part bounded by portions 56, 21, block A. of Crown-lease 
Area 3,163, block Fof Crown-lease Area No. 3,950. notified this ey and the road from’ Howes Valley to Singleton,—partly shown on ‘plan catalogued H. 1,455- 


1,538. 
Singleton .. 


Do 


Inverell 


© The whole within the parish of Darby, and that part within the parish of Cope’s Creek lying between Darby’s Creek, South Branch, reserve 1,488 for 
access, notified 22nd August, 1883, pertions 12, 63, 20, 19 and the boundary between the parishes of Cope’s Creek and Darby. 


From sale for water| 14 Dec., 1863| Urana 


Urana 


Urana he 
Do 
Do 
Do 


Urana 
Do 
Tumut 


Grenfell 


Maitland 


Do 


Coonamble.. 


Do 
Gosford 


Do aA 
Warialda .. 


-| Central. 


‘ 





esl 


Eastern...' ° 


do 


do 


do 


do 


Central.. 
do 
do 
do 


Central, . 
do 


Eastern.. 


| Central... 





Eastern . 


do 


Central. . 


do 


| 
| 





Eastern... 


do .. 
Central... 


9 


19 
4,236 


4,237 





9,751 


671 
supply, 
47,024 | From _ sale for 
quarry, 
47,025 | From lease gener- 
ally. 
48,308 | From sale for water 
supply, 
48,309 | Krom lease gener- 
ally. 
821 } From sale for water! 
supply. 
37,488 | From license and 
lease generally. 
2,082 | From sale for vil- 
lage purposes. 
From sale or lease 
under section) ° 
228." 
48,859 | From. — sale oi 
ambulance  sta- 
tion, 
48,860 | From lease gener- 
ally. 
47,091 | From sale for 
cemetery;. 
47,092 | From lease gener- 
ally for cemetery. 
191 | From sale for exten- 
sion to village. 
33,175 | From sale for access 
103 | From sale for water 
supply. 





From sale for water 


and camping. 


From lease for tra- 


velling stock. 


From sale for 
yelling 


tra- 
stock, 


water supply, and 


camping. 


From lease for tra- 


velling 


camping. 


stock,| , 
water supply, and} 


2 Aug., 1870 


26 Jan., 1880 


1 Oct,, 





From sale for rail- 


way purposes, 


| 





1887 


28 Sept., 1889 








Hunter and’ Poppong, 


-+| Osborne .. 





| Patrick Plains 


Northum-| Milbrodale.) Shire 
berland. 
| 
Northum- | Milbrodale. do 
berland,| 
do Burton s-.do 
do do do 
| 
Hardinge. - Cope’s = Creek) Guyra Shire .. 
| and Darby. 





Lockhart Shire 





{ 








20 Sept., 1911; Urana ..; Osborne ..| Lockhart Shire 
20, sey do | do do 
13 Noy., 1912) do | de - do 
13 a do | do do 
Nore.— Within Brookong State Forest No. 480, 
25 Nov., 1870; Urana ..| Osborne ..| Lockhart Shire, 
23 April, 1904; do Osborne do 
and Galore. 
14 Feb., 1879} Wynyard..| Hindmarsh} Gadara Shire.. 
25 July, 1920) Forbes ..| Binda Waugoola Shire 
| a i 
21 May, 1913) Northum- | Heddon Cessnock Shire 
berland. 


” 


5 2911 


11 
29 June, 1885 


” ” 


31 Aug., 1901 
11 Mar., 1868 


(Town of Ku 


do 


Ewenmar.. 


do 


Northuni- 
berland. 
do ; 

A rrawatta 








rri Kurri) 


do. 


Allamun- 
goola 


- do 
Wallarah/. 


do 
Bebo 


do 





Gilgandra 
Shire. 


do 


Erina  .: 


do 
Ashford Shire.. 








9 0 0 
(about), 


170 0 O 
(about). 


280 0 0 
(about). 


40 0 0 
(about). 


10 0 0 
10 0 0 


15 0 0 
(about), 
15.040 
(about). 


15. 0250 
(about). 
116 0 0 
(about). 

20 0 0 


17 130 


2 
65 
65 


150 
(about), 


e 











The whole remaining after} Ms, 1922- 
notification this day. of} 8,611. 
Crown-lease Area No. 
3,950,—partly shown in 

| plan catalogued =H. 
1,527-1,538, 

The whole remaining after 
notification this day ot 
Crown-lease Area No, 
3,950. 

The whole remaining after 
notification this day of 
Crown-lease Area No. 
3,950,—shown on plan 

| catalogued N, 66-2,071. 

; ao Ke 


de 


do 


do | 








Ms. 1922- 
9,078. 







The balance -| Ms. 1922- 
9,278. | 
Nee 
The whole .. -| Ms. 1922- 
; 9,278. 
do Aig ss ao 
do do rae 
do ac itan ote KA do i 
Part within the parish] Ms. 1022- . 
of Osborne, 9,278. e 
The balance do 
Part within portion 97, do- 
Plan W. 4,517-2,119. , : 
Part within portion 92. | C.S, 1922- 
Plan F. 3,997-1,787. 9,526. 


Part within reserve 55,829), Ms. 1922: 
from sale (55,830 from| 9,562, 
lease generally), notified 
this day. Plan Kurri 
Kuri 72. 

ao do 


Part within portion 28 and Ms, 1922- 


the 50-link roads on oe 9,724, 
south-east’ and north é. 
east thereof. Plan KE, . 
2,342-1,890. , 

do do 


Part within portion 172.) Mg. 
Plan N.5,984-2,111 R.| 9,727. 
do tt do . 
The part within camping Ms, 1922- 
and water reserve 55,809,| 9,738. 
notified this day, “and 
adjoining desizned 5- 
- chain road, 


1922- 





- REVOCATION OF RESERVES FROM SALE, “LRASE, &o.—continusd, h, 




















PE Se ORY MARIE BBS eae nr Pallet No pn RT ED Le LN de 
Laud | Reser a i f Date re, 
District, Pie bere Purpose, | worst, County, | Farish. } Shire, &. Are ee  Partrevoked. | Pape! 
va aude es Ree Sf , $ Mi ebcere As ao we 
War-alda ,..| Central,.; .... | Reserve from sale} .......... | Arrawatta | Bebo ..| Ashford Shire.’.} 230 0 ii The part within camping; Ms. 1922- 


Milena’ LAA eeaknk 228), expired im- notitied this day, and 


x adjoining designed 5- 


| 

/ 
if Steen: aa ad - | and lease (section; — _ Gboxt )e and water reserve 59,809, 9,738, 
provement lease 


os 

















: ae Bal 741. chain road, 
Kempsey ..| Eastern.,| 43,747 | From sale for show-| \ : | : ; § | 
Nee We ica ground, aie i , “ es Es 
By thet ; ; 24 Mar., 1909) Raleigh .,|- Congarinni Nambucca 0 1163) Part within block CO. Ms, 1922- 
Do «| do .,| 43,748 Fro lease gener- 6 Shire, Vjan Ms, 339 Ksy. 9,803, 
ie ; ally. ; 
: ; , Z Nore.—The avea of the remaining part of reserves 43,747 and 43, 748 is Sa. Or, 32 p. 
‘Kemprey .. Cahora. 52,277 { From sale for pub-|) 
é | lic recreation, } 4 : 
- 29 June,1917} Raleigh ..  Goneaninnt Nambucca . 0 218k) Part within block A, | Ms. 1922- 
Do ae do ‘i 52,278 Frees lease gener- } Z [ Shire Pian Ms, 339 Ksy, 9,802. 
ally ; 
a? Notrt.—The area of the remaining part of reserves 52,277 and 52,278 is 4a. 1r. 7 p. 
Warren ..! Central../ 54,000 | Traveling stock and 8 Jie, 1920/ Gregory .... Wilfie °..| Marthaguy _ 500 0 0 | The whole, Plan G.| Ms. 1922- 
i camping. — Se ial = pete ey |” Shire, 1,978 -1,907. 10,029, 
Piston — .,| Eastern..| 14,801 | From sale for camp- ( Py santa ees | } 
ie 2 Mies te ing and water | vi BS : : } : 
supply. + 14Nov., 1891) Camden on Burrago- Wollondilly 6 227 | The whole; portion 18.| Ms. 1922= 
. Do es do ..| 14,80 | From lease for eas eat i if rang.) Shire.|’ Plan C, 2,198-2,04%, 10,068 
ty : pa ie tag’ and water { 8, I 
. : sf supply. 
Do ae do .,| 14,802 | From sale for camp- 
; : ing and water i h ; } 
( : ; supply. Ide. ier eee oe ma :) a de Ne 8 0 0| The whole; portion 17,) Ms, 1922- 
Do sivas! ais, WOnite.¢ ‘14,805 From lease for camp-) | Ati ge Plan C, 2,193-2,041. 10,068. 
, r ing and water / ; 
* : i i supply. arly : 
Parkes  _..| Central..| 20,959 | From sale for tra-; 23 June, 1894; Ashburn: | Beargamil../ Goobang Shire} 45 0 0 | Part within portion 172.| Ms. Ls. 
ee 4 ; ; velling stock. Me ham. Plan A. 6,348-1,770. 1922-11,548. 
Tamworth.,| Eastern,,| 23,831 do ..| 28 Mar., 1896) Darling ..| Keepit ..| Liverpool Plains 8 0 0) Part within approved) Ms. Ls. 
my 4 = Ns Og : * i ee Shire. (about). Special Lease 1021-28, | 1922-11,71!, 
3 BS es! Do. do ..| 89,872 |From lease. other-! 21 Oct,, 1905 ao Ba do .,. a@ fi 8 0 0 ; wo a ae 
, . To. if than annual lease. (about). 
Dubbo _,.| Central..| 50,346 | Fron: salefor access, 11 Noy,, 1914, Narromine | Goan ..| Timbrebongie 16 2% 20) Part within portion 56,| C.S. 1922- 
; ‘ : ‘to water. >» Shire: Plan N. 1,808-1,834. 12,648. 
22. DOE. yi ahee:< don... .»+» | From sale or lease} 4 Dev,, 1917 do of de ae do elt Os 1 DO) ao ah ae 
Pate ess Ay under scction 228. ¥ r 
e Windsor ..|Eastern..| .... | Frum sale and lease) 4 Aug,, 1922) Cumbor- Maroota ..| Baulkham Hills} 210 0 0} The whole; portions 49 Ms, 1922- 
: F (section 206), land. Shire, and 69. 0C. 1,040 andj 12,804, 
; neo tet 2 : 1,041-2,030, 
Moree _,,/Central..| .... | From sale or lease; 5 May, ,, | Benarba ..| Ballalla ..; Boomi Shire ..| 332 0 0 | The whole; portion 29,) Ms. Ls. 
bie RON ; under section 206, ~ Plan B,2,130-1,909. 1922-13, 262, 
ie Murwil- — | Eastern:.; 8144 | From saleforaccess) 4 Feb., 1834! Rous +» | Mullum: Byron Shire ..} 8 2 0 | Part situate southerly of| C.S. 1927- 
ae lumbah- : : f bimby. (about), the public: road from| 14,98, 
We gue Sk Billinudgel te. Murwil- 
id ; i ay : lumbah,:. exclusive of 
: : : ane K Pi “ ; r } ; j portion 164, 
Wagga . Central,.) 4,989 | Fi omsale for access} 31 Dec., 1887/Wjnyard .| South Mitchell Shire.. 8 2°.0 The whole. ~ Plan .W,| 0.S, 1922- 
. Wagea, OH GLHe to water. Wage 5,560-2,119, 15,888, 
i , Boh aes : i Wagya Y 
Mucwillum- Eastern..| 52,788 | From sale or lease tien 1918} Rous —..| Wollumbin| Tweed Shire ..j|- 8 211] The part within portion] C.S, 1922~- 
e bah.) te generally. et 96. Plan R,  §,269-| 17,968. 
ya . : 1, 7595: 
Don Steg do ..) .... | From sale. under. 17 April, 1862) do Sy do " do ae $2 Sead. do z do 














Caton te a eae eres | 











(8204) (3 } Sydney, 10th November, 1922. 


7 


REVOCATION FROM RESERVES—SALE, LEASE, &o.—-CONSEQUENT ON CONVERSION OF SPECIAL LEASHS. 


oe 1 fe is hereby notified that the reserves from sale, lease, &c., particularised in the Schedule hereto, have been revoked, consequent on the 

wees conversion into conditional purchase or other tenure, under the provisions of section 190 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, 

_ of special leases covering the Orown lands within the said reserves, and that such revocation take effect from the dates of approval by 
the Minister for Lends of the aaa F is ae conversion applications as specified in the said Schedule. 
























Br : ish W. E&. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
i Land .|Reserve ‘ ' ° : whi 
District, Division, aia Purpose. Notification. County. Parish, Shire. Area. Part revoked. movoantioe: 


ae ; aN ae le takes effect. 


by 




















Muwillura- | Eastern..) 8144 |.From  sale.- for|4Fub, 1884} Rous © ..| Mullum- Byron gal deynt 0 4 Part within portion 164.! 7 Dec., 1{21, 
bah, ; LV OCCESSe., err aah : AN bimby. " Plan R. 8, 106-1,759, C.8. 
‘ Me , 1922-14 ,098 
Dubbo . ..}| Central..| 27,785 | From sale for vil-) 18 June, 1898} Lincoln ..| Mitchell .,| Cobb ra ..| 75 2 0 | Part wi hin portion, 31 and} 14 Sept., 1922 


lage purposes, ; ‘ ; (about). roads uu east and west 

Ae i i / j Plan L, 2,959-1,566, 0.8. 
: a ; 1922-17,414, 
-|/ Do .,.| 36,715 | From sale for) 21 Noy., 1903] Ewenmar..) Warrie ..| Wingadee ..|17 0 0| The whole; portion 41.) 14 ,, ° 























access. © _| Suburbs of |Gular) (about). Plan E, 2,095-1890, €.S. 
: “an ERY fs 4922-18,160. 
..| Eastern... 16 | From sale for water) 14 April, 1863) Sandon ..| Arding ..! Gostwyck ..| 46 2 0 | The whole ; part previously! 1t 4, 
: supply, or other ) i (about), revoked ; portion 166. 
i ~~ public purposes,; Plan §. 3,$83-1,660. ©.S. 
: } ; voy pean 4 1922-18,161. 
‘te s baiead t i : : hy ae. 
[5102] f Sydney, 10th Naveinher, 1922, 


REVOCATION OF NOTIFICATION OF TRAOTS OR AREAS PREVIOUSLY NOTIFIED AS NOT AVAILABLE FOR 
; SETTLEMENT UNTIL FURTHER NOLIFICATION. 
“Tis hereby notified, for public information, that, under the provisions of ths Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the notification 


- that the tracts or areas hereunder doscrided are not available for settleme.t are hereby revoked. 
igh See ; W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





















Shire, &c, | Area, Part revoked, Papers No. 
. ee h MTs ih 
Central ee 25 Jan, 1901. a  pottngas se) BandG einen art Livahiibot 261 36 | The balance, Plans M, 232 and 283 Th.| Mise 1922- 
: : ; jee Plains Shire, 6,624. 

12 Aug., 1921. Courallie ..| Carore a ..| Boomi shire ..} 389 0 0 | The whole, Plana C., 2,531 and 2,532-) Mise. Lse- 
i, ae is? (about), |» 1,880. . 1922-11, 787. 

rd Se yw 1912..| Drake \.| Sistova 2. ..| Tenterfield 175 6 0| The part ‘within the boundaries oi} Misc. Lee. 

ies et aoe BY SG 7" Shire. : measured portion 23 of 1,500 acres.| 1922-11,862. 

Bes j ek Plan D. 1,411-1, ee 

| 30 Now, 1910. _ White ++ | Manumy 9%, -.| Coonabarabran | 325. 2 0 The Whole ;.. iv is .) Ms. Ls 

‘ Lie . _ Shire. ‘ : _ | 1922 -13,266.. 


| Sino ..| Crown Camp ...| Lacvlan Ghire..) 304 0 07% The whole ; * portion: 30.. Plan G..2,927- OSs 
“| ‘ # ‘ Cp age ee 1,871 R “| 1999.17. 65?. 


eh 
a 





: a F ee oe oes 
. 





6034 . ‘NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT Game, No. 158. a {10 Nov, 1922. pi 





ye) . - Sydney; icth Navenber, 1928, . je 
NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL CROWN-LEASES. | yee 


It: is ys notified, for public information, that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, the Twi 
Lands comprised within the areas hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Original Urownslensos, and shall be ‘disposed of r 
under the prevailing conditions of the law.. : 


The areas will be available on and after 18th. DECEMBER, 1922, before which applications should not be lodged, 


An application shall be in Form 9, and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land becomes - 
available), shall be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance, and by an instalment of “one-tenth of the survey fee; but 
upon confirmation of an application such rent and survey fee must be paid. The survey fee shall (uniess the holder desires to pay the iy 
{38 gooner) be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 

All applications should be lodged with the local Crown Land Agent by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly 
authorised in writing, and all applications in posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 18th December, 1922, or at any 
time between the 18th December, 1922, and the 23rd December, 1922, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, bigs be deemed to be and to 
have been lodged with such Land Agent simultaneously on the 18th December, 1922, 


‘The lands set apart are exempt from the operations of general license under the Forestry Regulations, é : 


The Crown-leases will be subject, to the general provisions of: the Crown Lands Acts and Regulations thereunder, and to the 
following special conditions :— 


afyt ita ‘ 


(a) The Crown-lessee shall not assign or sublet without the consent of the Minister for Lands, and if any stock not owned by the 
lessee are found depasturing on the Crowa-lease it shall be prima facie evidence of subletting. 

~ (3) Power will be reserved to the Crown and to any person authorised by the Minister for Mines to enter upon the lease and | 
search for and win minerals. 

(c) Power will be reserved to the Crown to resume any portion of the lease which, may be required for mining, mining purposes, 
or any other public purpose, upon giving notice in writing, and upoa payment only of the value of the improvements on the 
portion resumed (such value it to exceed their costs),and a reduction of rent proportionate to the arca resumed. In the case 
of resumption for mining or mining purposes, not less than one month’s notice, and in the case of resumption for any other. 
purpose, not less than three months’ notice in writing will be given to the lessee. 

(2) ‘the holder of each Orown-lease shall, within six months from the date of confirmation of ‘the lease, commence and take 

- effective steps to keep the land go leased clear of rabbits and other noxious animals, and shall afterwards continue such "4 
efficient steps or means of keeping the land clear of the same during the ‘whole term ot the lease to the satisfaetion of the. 
Local Land Board. During the second year of the lease he shall commence and thereafter continue to clear the land of 
noxious weeds and scrub (except edible scrub) at the rate of not less than one-tenth of the total area cach year, so that — 
the whole shail be cleared during the first eleven years of the lease, and after any land has been cleared or operated upon 
the lessee shall keep it free from noxious weeds and scrub (other than edible scrub) during the remaining term of the 
lease to the satisfaction of the Local Land Board. 

(¢) The boundaries of each lease are to be fenced with a six-wire fence within five years of date of confirmation of lease : 
Provided, however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Local Land 
Board. 

(f) No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the purpose of sale, except subject to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 
1916, and Regulations thereunder at the time in force. 

(g) The lessee shall destroy all useless timber except such as shall -be necessary f for the purposes of shade and shelter, and he 
shail preserve sufficient useful timber (if any) on the land leased for the purpose of improvements thereon. 

(4) The lessee may, however, take from the land leased to him such timber and other material for building and other purposes 
upun such land as may be required by him as tenant thereof, provided such land is not comprised within a timber reserve or 
State forest. 

(*) The lessee shall take effective steps to eradicate prickly-pear (if any) from the land leased, and keep the land clear therefrom to. 
the satisfaction of the Minister for Lands during the term of such lease.” The lessee shall commence such operations within 
six moaths from the dete of confirmation of the lease, and within twelve months from such date shall clear from pear not less 
than one-third of the Jand leased. During each subsequent period of twelve moxths he shall eradicate the pear from not less — 
than an additional one-third of the area leased, so that the whole area shall be cleared within three years from the date of 
confirmation of the lease. 


'The terms of each lease shall be forty-five years, ‘and a condition of residence for a ee of oe years shall attach thereto. he 


4 Or 


Crown lessee is required to enter into regidence within six months trom date of contirmation of tae application for the lease. «. a 

Where any iand contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown the holder shall pay { the capital: value of at 

such Improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, at 
ne W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





“Nore.—4il information may be dhtained from, and all ae of application will be filled in a the Orown Lands Agent tree of gest, 
aa so desire 1 by the wpplicant, 


CROWN LEASE AREA xo. Sk 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District OF SINGLETON, AND Patrick Piariss SHIRE, 
“Includes A.L, 17-3 and part A.L, 14-1. 

















































ne — See ee 
) tack ’ ; 3 
3 o \ | \ \ 
‘ke Annual . di 
ee % { eoae Rent , Nature and Nearest 
Parish. ge at for first | for first | Survey | Estimated Va'ue Town and Character of Land, Soil, ‘Timber, aa, 
2: period of pericd Fee. Of 45. distance Water Supply. } , 
8 & | <8 15 yeate of Improvements, therefrom. ; 
€ ie 5 * 115 years. , i Fi 
i : 
f Acres. } 
ea About es Oy Bd 8 Sed, j 
Hutter, .,| Parne’l ..| A 2,110 879 3 4/1019 10/24 0 0 | 30 acres rung, £4] Singleton town} } wee ty : “ ; 
3 10s. Crown pro-}| and railway Mountainous country of sandstone formation, 
a perty. station, 22 to! | broken ridges, and ee d gullies ; timbered ith 
31 miles nor-| | gum, ironbark, stringybark, turpentine, bl 
; \ therly. wool, apple, and oak, with dense myrtle in the = 
Northum: Milbrodale | B 1,590 | 66210 0} & 5 8) 21 6 8 | 30 chains fencing, do gullies, with the exception ef block E ; water 
berland, |.’ Sy of £3 10s ; 10 acres may be obtained by sinking in the creeks and — 
: eee rung, £1; 2 acres : t gullies in ordinary seasons; will not “retain 
rung, £1. Crown “| water in dams; generally poor grazing, ‘wit fh 
i property. some fair patches suitable for breeding lar; 
Hunter ..| Poppong..| C 1,920 |} 640 0 0] 8 0.612213 4 Nil. d do _ stock, Average raintall, about 35 inches per a 
Northum- Milbrodale | D 1,680 | 700° 0- 0}-8 15 0; 21 6 8 Nil) 35 ao * annum. 
berland. , : Re Pian Ms, 2,707 pee ‘Roll, igaehe, ¢ 
PG yr ie do E 86 35 16. 84-2 O00) O40 . Nil. , do Ms. 1922- 8.61l, : nt ae he 
Do. ..| Burton rn 65: | °325.0.0) 4 28) abas 4 Nik) L2s a do ‘ - j ye 
j t - 7 i 3 2) ash i KS . 





c Notr. —Includes part, (about 1,505 acres) of T.S.R. iz: 436, notified 25th March, 1893; part (about 30 acres) of T.¢. R. 17,437, notified 25th Mann, 1893 ; rt is 
(about 85 acres) of C, and W.R. 2 from sale, notified 2ad August, 1870; and T 8, BR. 10 from lease, notified 26th January, 1830; part (about 180 acres) of ae 
W.,C R. 4,236 from sale and 4,237 from lease, notified 1st October, 1887 ; ; and classification reserves notified 16th Deceuiber, 1921, containing ae ae 
acres, 3,410 acres, and 2,620 acres, which are hereby revoked. Areas, capital values, rentals, and survey fees are subject to: adjustment after survey. 


ha? 





Ra RR ee Ne oe, | 
es Be | ; / * \ 
10 Novy 18) f NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 158, * 6050 


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[32is).. ; am lees UP a “ ‘Biter, loth. ateenbedl 1922.» 
NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAT, CROWN-LEASES FOR GRAZING ONLY. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the 
Crown Lands comprised within the areas hereunder mentioned are "¢ hareoy set apart for Original Crown-leases for grazing, and shall 
be disposed of under the prevailing conditions of the law. 


The ¢ areas will be available on and after 18th DECEMBER, 1922, before which applications should not be lodged. 


An ‘application shall be in Form 9, and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land becomes 
available) shall be accompanied by one half-year’s, rent in *advanee, and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee; but upoa 
confirmation of an application such rent and survey fee must be paid, The survey fee shall (umless the holder desires to pay the fee 

-soner) be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 


Allapplieations should be lodged with the local Crown Land Agent by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly 
authorised in writing, and all applications in posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 18th Decomber, 1922, or at 
any time between the 18th December, 1922, and the 23rd Decomber, 1922, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed te hy 
snd to have been lodged with such Land Agent simultaneously on the 18th December, 1922. 


». The land set apart is exempt from the operations of general license under the Forestry Regulattons. 
.. .» ‘Phe Crown-lease wili be subject to the generat provisions of the Orown Lands Acts and Regulatsons thereunder, and to the faltewing 
special preheat: — 

‘ (a) The Crown-lessee shall not assign or sublet without the Saeed of the Minister for Lands, and if any stock not owned by the 

_ _ lessee are found depasturing on the Crown-lease, it shall be prima facie evidence of subletting. 

(b) Power will be reserved to the Crown and to any person authorised by the Minister for Mines to enter upon the lease and 
search for and win minerals. During the whole currency of the lease the area shall be oven to the operations of miners’ 
rights and business licenses without interference or annoyance by the Jessce, and the lessée shall post at each place of access 
to such area calico notices, indicating, for public information, that such »rea is open to the operations of miners’ rights. 

~*~ Such notices shall be erected and maintained to the satisfaction of the loca! Conditional Purchase Inspector, ° 
(¢) Power will be reserved to the Crown to resume any portion of the lease which may be required for mining, mining purpores 
' ‘ or any other public purpose, upon giving notice in writing, and upon payment only of the value of the improverhente on the. 
‘Macs ‘portion resumed (euch value not to exceed their costs), and a reduction of rent proportionate to the grea resumed. Inthe 
case of resumption for mining or mining purposes, not less than one month’s notice, and in the cage of réeumption for’ any 
other purpose, aot less than three months’ notice in writing wili be given to the lessee. 

(@) The holder of any Crown-lease shall, within six months from the date of confirmation of the lease, commence and take 
effective steps tu keep the land so leased clear of rabbits and other:noxious animale, and shall afterwards continue such 
efficient steps or means of keeping the land clear of the same during the whole term of the lease to the satisfaction of the 
Local Land Board. During tbe second year of the lease be shail commence and thereafter continue to ciear the land of 
noxious weeds and scrub (except edible scrub) at the rate of pot less than one-tenth of the total area each year, so that 
the whole shall be cleared during the first eleven years of the lease, and after any land has heen cleared or operated 
upon the lessee shall keep it free from noxious weeds and scrub (otber than edible scrub) during the remaining term of the 
lease, to the satisfaction of the Local Land Board. 

(2). The boundaries of each lease are to be fenced with a six-wire fence within five years of date of. confirmation of lease: Provided 

. : - however, | that any other suitable fence may be erected on’such boundaries with the “approval of the Local Land 

d : Board, Gates of access shall be erected where necessary for the convenience of miners. 
1d ae (/) No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the purpose of sale, except subject to the provisions of the Borestty Act, 

ee 1916, and Regulations thereunder at the time in force. 
(g) The lessee shall destroy all useless timber except such as shall be necessary for the purposes of shade and shelter, and he shall 
preserve sufficient useful timber, if avy, on the land leased for the purpose of impfovomanta thereon. All timber fie tie for 
pata mining purposes shall be preserved. 
* (A) Phe lessee way, however, take from the land leased to him such timber and ether material for building and other purpceses 
cy ee upon such land as may be required by him as teaant thereof, provided such land is not comprised withia & timber 
N i ‘reserve or State forest. ‘ 

(i) The lessee shall take elfective steps to eradicate prickly-pear (if any) from the land leased and keep the land clear therefrom to 
. the ratisfaction of the Miaister for Lands during the term of such lease. The lessee shall commence such operations within 
six months from the date of confirmation of the lease, and within twelve months from such date shall clear from pear not less 
than one-third of the land leased. During each subsequent period of twelve months, he shall eradicaté the pear jrom not 


me less than an additional one-third of the area leased, so that the whole area shall be cleared within three years from the date 


«. of confirmation of the lease. 
(j) The right of conversion into a Homestead F anes as pavided, by se2tion 135 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, :a 
ey hereby barred, 


(k) The land suall be used for the purposes of grazing only, 
_. Ths term of the lease shall be forty-five years, and a condition of residence for a term of five years shall attach thernto. The. eit 

lessee is required to enter into residence within six months trom the date ot coufirmation of the application for the lease. 

Where any land eontains improyements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay tne capita! va. ue cf 
puch Raia Yenesots in pacoreante with we provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 
— W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands, 

Nore.— All information may he obtained bed and all forms of application will be te gee in by, the Urown Lands Ayent free of cost: 
i so Serres oe the a gid git , 








CROWN-LEASE AREA No. 3,945. 
' EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Disreict or Oganaz, a®p CaNnonoras Suing. 


+ = —— SS 











i : 
Bas Annual hg 
Ed Area Wake pret Nature and Nearest 5 
» | of for first | Survey : Town and Gharacter of Land, Soil 
3 & | Crowe for Syst period Fee, Batimated Value of diatance Water pa a 
‘poate eriod of ae Improvements, PP 
i: Vengo, | Pee care of therefrom, 
Z y t 146 years; : < 
q [4 G 
Acres. | £ 8. d.j £ 3. dj) £8. -d. : 
57. 735, | 367 10 0} 411 11) 16 0 0} fencing, £8 4s. 6d.;; Mullion Creek Mostly poor, rough, stony, and gravelly ridges ; 
ringbarking, £8 8s. railway sta-| hilly and mountainous country, of sandstone, 
Crown preperty.| tien, 5 miles “alate, and quartz foumation ; thickly t: mbered 
Fencing, half} westerly ; with’ stringybark, apple , brittlejack, cabbage 
value. £35 142, 6d.| Orange, 10 gum, red gum, yellow box red box, and watt!e ; 
| Owned hy adjcin- miles south- sufficient water in Frederick's Valley Creek ; 
j rat his holder, in Orly. : » small pa: ts medium agirienstunied, land, AY Braye 
jf 283 bs Yomi) rari eye rainfall, about.33 inches, : 
we | Ms. 1922-8 404. 















Fe “Notz er lasts a whol 4 Crown-lease ‘Area, No. 3,276; notified. “16th August, 1918 ; ‘Ales the: swhole. of reserve: from sale or lease-under aeétion: 206, at 





y rey vok Within reserve 31, OL. from conditjenal sale, notified 2ard June, 1900, which js Ae affected : by this notification, aes 








6056 ° 








N OTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL CROWN LEASES FOR GRAZING ONLY continued 


CROWN-LEASE ABBA No. 3,046. te bine cee 
EASTERN DIVISION. eee 


f 


Lanp District or TENTERFIRLD, AND TENTERFIELD SHIRE. ~ 





























ames a ee ~ — ee 
: iF Annual ig att pet 
) ee Boye Su Eatiniaten Val To ea Characte oft nd Soil, Timber, hex sta 
' a- ler firs! rvey timat jue ‘own an iF Of at 0° i 
Geumty Parieh (| &5 period | Fea. of d -. Water Supply. Aes 
§& of Improvements. ae 
i | 
ood ee 2 g 
: Acres. | £ 8. d|-£ on. di] £8, a. . ; ie 
Clive --| Maclean ..| 36 3,236 | 1,848 6° 8|°16 17° 1 | 28° 0.0 Nil. Tenterfield, Hilly, broken hk parts very steep, with (on 
(about). : about 26 miles; rocky outcrops; granite formation; sandy, 
d ¢ | . : westerly, stony, and rocky soils; thickly timbered with . 
| gum, oak, stringybark, "tallow: wood, blackbutt,.. 
messmate. and hone) suckle, with ferns and r ( 


undergrowth, native dogs exist; sufficient 
| .) Water on creeks and gullies; scund grazing, 
t | ; suitable as a turnout for cattle, Annual rain- 
a : | | fall, about 40 inches, ¢ 

: “ Plan ©. 3,€98-1,809, 
| Ms. Ls, 1922-10,669. 




















| 


| 











Nor. —The included part of reserve 1,248 (t) for mining or mining purposes, notified 26th June, 1912, is not affected. Reserve from sale or lease under 
section 206, within the ahove, is hereby revoked, The area, capital value, annual ‘rent, and survey fee are approximate only. 
The above Crown-lease is limited to the surface and to a depth of 59 feet below the surface, and the Crown will not be 
responsible or. liable for any subsidence or damage caused by or in connection with mining or other operstions carried on below the eaid 
depth, whether the mining or cther operations are carried on beneath the lease cr otherwise, : 


























CROWN-LEASE AREA No. 3,947. eae, eon ie 
- ‘ : 4 
EASTERN DIVISION, ie Fine 
Land District oF TENTERFILD, AND TENIERFIEID SHIRE, mean 
—- . : : ! Ah, 
a 
3 : 
o ¢ Annna i 
B8 | Arce Taine Maps Nature and townaad Characte of Land, Bo’ Timber 
County. | Partch: | 52), | for first | for frst | Survey | eetimated Value of} 79%? r ’ r he 
8 § | Crown- F period Fee. distance- : Sup 
. = | jeasa, | Period of of Improvements, cm. 
20 15 years. | 45 years. ; i tee 
i _lé 
| Acres. £ os di£ s al £8 d | CHEE ; 
Clive B tes 15 2,740 |1,598 6 8|19 18 7 | 2613 4 Nil, Deepwater, High, broken spurs, of granite formation ; rocky, 
about 16 miles| stony, and’ sandy soil; suitable for grazing. 
south-easterly;} only, and best adapted as a turnout for cattle; 
Torrington, parts are suitable for breeding; not snitable 
, about 5 miles} for dairying ; generalty thickly timbered with 





honeysuckle, and tea-tree, with scattered 
clumps of tea-tree, pine, and other scrubs over 
the whoie area ; the block is watered by Catarrh 
Creek, which contains sufficient supply, except 
in exceptional seasons. The mean annual 
: rainfall is about 32 inches. Rabbits are present, 
but not numerous ; dingoes are troubleeomo; 
nearest public school is at Torrington. 

Plan C, 3,687-1,809. 

Ms. Ls. 1922-9,525. 


Notr,—The Included part, (2,740 acres) of Crown-lease Area 3,313 (block D), notified 1st November, 1918, and the automatic reserve from sale or lense” 
under section 206, within the abov e, are hereby revoked. The included part of reserve 4,521 from conditional sale, notified 19th October, 1887, and reserve 1,214 » 
(mM) from alienation for mining or mining purposes, notified 5th July, 1911, are not affected by this notification, 











| 
| : : southerly, | gum, pine, stringybark, peppermint, apple, - Rte 

















* 














: CROWN-LEASE AREA No. 3,048, Ra ee yer 
EASTERN DIVISION. : . 
Lawnp District o¥ TENTERFIELD, AND TENTERFIELD SHIRE. a han 
















sr of Lad, Soll, Tim 
cura oft fo 


Portion compr'sed 
in Crown-lease. 





a 


| | Aeres. | £8, d| £64.) £0 4. | . 
0| 412 10/17 6 8 | Fencing, half value,| Tenterfield, Hilly, broken country, parts very steep, ‘witht 









Clive ..| Mactean -..|' °37 891 371 5 
: (ex, ; £8 1is., property about 26 miles rocky outcrops, granite formation ; timbered 
roads & bic adjoining holder, westerly, with gum, oak; stringybark, tallow- wood, 
M.T.) blackbutt, | ‘messmate, and honeysuckle, with 
§ : cae : ferns, bracken, and undergrowth ; native 
< : : dogs exist ; poorly grassed, but sound grazing 


country when improved, suitable as a turnout 
for cattle; sufficient: water in Greeks and | 
gullies, Mean annual rainfall, about ¢0 inches. _ 
Plan ©. 8,682-1,809 R. 

Ms. Ls, 1922-10, 670. 





























. Net¥.—Includes part (about 740 acres) of reserve 1,248 (M) for mining or mining purposes, notified 26th June, 1912, which is not affected by this notifica- ah 
tion. The automatic reserve from sale or lease under section 206, and the included part (891 acres) of ere: lease Area 2, 910, notified 20th April, 1917, within the 
above are hereby revoked. ) 

‘The above Crown-lease is limited to the surface and to a depth of 59 feet below the surface, and the Crown will not be reoneusiie: 
or liable for any subsidence or damage caused by or in ccnnection with mining or other operations carried on below the said depth, ‘whether 
the «aid mining or oth-r operations are carried on beneath the lease or otherwise, — 








Oca ae, ec aan 
©10-Nov., 1922.) : ?s NEWS SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 158, 6057 








~ 


NOTIFICATION SEITING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL CROWN-LEASEHS FOR GRAZING ONLY—continued. 


eh CROWN LEASE AREA No. 3,9.9. 
ae | - EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp Disraicr or INvEREIL, AND BANNooxnuaN SHIRE. 














ES Nature and Nearest 

3 a for first | tr first | Survey maOmnieg Value Town and . Character of Land, Soil, Timber, &o., 
A riod of | Pericd Fee. distance Water Bupply. 
: gs 6 years, ~ of Improvements, therefrom, 

bs | 

Fie 








Acres. | £ 8.4, 


Gough a.| Clive eek 745 {41,210 12 6 16° Boundary — fencing, About 7 miles} Undulating country of graniticand basaltic forma- 
. (ex. rds J half value, £9 14s.,]. south-easterly tions; suitable for grazing, and, when fully 

and : the property of} from Inverell. improved, for dairying; natural geasses are 

mining y adjoining holders, generallv coarse and affected by worms; in its 

reserve.) present state the land is best adapted for dry 


sheep or cattle ; from open to fairly thick forest 
country, timbered with gum, pine, blac«butt, 
stringy bark, box and apple, with patches of 
- serab and undergrowth of pire, tea-tree, wattle, 
) : i 14 : 3 #&c,; no natural surface water supply, but good 
: oS : dam sites are obtainable; a silted dam exists 
wk er : Ps within the block. Average annual rainfall, 3% 
: ; inches. There is a public school at Gilga: 
‘ about 14 miiles distaut. - 
s ( { 5 Mis, 1922-6,999, 
a oe « baby 
: - Norg.—Includes part of resarves 9,253 and 22,994 from conditional sale, which are not affected by this notification. The lease is exclusive of any Janda 
legally occupied under the Mining Acts. The included part (Block ‘°C ” now portion 27) of Crown-lease Area No, 1,059, notified 2ist January, 1914, and the 
i automatic reservation from sale or lease under section 206 covering this land are hereby revoked (area 745 acres). 


The above Crown-lease’i is limited to the surface and to a depth of 50 feet below the surface; ani the Crown will not be responsible 
or liable for any subsidence or ‘damage caused by or in connection with mining or other operations carried on below the said depth, whether 
; she said mining or other operations are carried on beneath the lease or other wise. 




















[3214) ne | : | Sydney, 10th November, 3922. 


’ JN Sed tags ny SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL HOMESTEAD FARMS—TO BE DISPOSED 
Ha OF TO RETURNEN SOLDIERS EXOLUSIVELY. 


eS ogt is ne notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, and se-tion 3 of the Returned 
Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, the Crown Lands comprised within the areas hereunder men tioned are hereby set apart for 
Original Homostead Farms, to be disposed of tu. returned soldiers exclusively, under the prevailing conditions of the law. 


3 ‘The areas will be available on and after 18;h DECEMBER, 1922, afore which applications should not be lodged. 


te ___ An application shall be in Form 3, and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land becomes 
; available, or it is intended to effect improvements insteal of paying rent) shall be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance and 
by. an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee; but upon confirmation of an application such rent (if it is not intended to effect 
improvements instead of paying rent) and survey fee must be paid. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fea 

sooner) be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 

All applications should be lodied with the focal Crown Land Ageat by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly 
authorised in writing, and all applications in posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 18th December, 1922, or at and 
time between the 18th December, 1922, aiid the 23r) December, 1922, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, tozether be deemed to be any 
to have peen lodged with such Land Agent simultaneously on the 18th Dacemher, 1922. : 

The application must be accompanied by a qualification certificate on Form 2. 
The Homestead Farms will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, and to the following special conditions :— 
(a) The holder of any Homestead Farm shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient 
; to free and keep the land free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear cf all 
: prickly-pear, noxious scrubs, undergrowths, and weeds. 

(4) The holder shall preserve ample green timber for shelter and shade purposes. 

(c) The boundaries of the farm are to be fenced with a six-wire fence within five years of date of confirmation of application: 
Provided, however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Local Land 
Board. 

The prineipal conditions which attach to a Homestead Farm are residence for a term of five years and payment of rent, 
The Homestead Farm is not transferable until the conditions of residence attaching thereto have been performed. 
eens After the expiration of five years from the confirmation of application a grant of the Farm will issue, provided all required 
Re ‘conditions have then been complied with. 

____ *_-‘Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value 
__ of such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 









cn —_—_—_-- W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
ALS es van Nore, —All BS AED may be obtained from, and all forma of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands} Agent. free of cast, 
2 , if 69 desired by the applicant. i ts ; 


-HOMESTRAD FARM AREA No. 1,447. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp Distaioz oF DenrILiquin, AND WAxkoot SuHige. 


. 






































3 g 
aie =) ro 
ar 3 4 
ES L == Nature and Nearcst weit 
ny E es Survey Estimated Value Town and Character of Land, Soil, Timber, &0,, 
ofall 2 3 Fee | 0 distance Water Supply. 
Er&| <8 Improvements, therefrom, 
ea} 8 

Acres £5, dl 

8 70.0 Nil 


rt 
— oo 
to 
- 


Barham, north-) Flat low-lyin and swampy land, mostly 
e | Westerly, 4|. carrying fects and sag3; rich alluvial deposits, 

miles; Koon-| clay subsoil; about 6 acres thick forest of 
_drook railway} gum and some box; suitable for intense cul- 
station, miles} ture; no natural water supply, but may be 
Pe : north - west+} stored. 








erly, W. 2,598-1,917. 
Ms, 1920-8,263, 





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N ad lane dt a SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL HOMESTEAD FARMS—continued, ‘F Me & 





HOMESTEAD FARM AREA Ne. 1,448. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 


















Ry : Annual 
5% | 2 | cma | Amy 
S56] oF Neti for first 
Setl 2 for first nar 
cfc| Ss | period of | Pe 
eh 2 25 years. - 
$9 S 
a eo 
Acres. | - 
About Lo ge ds | £2 8) de.) £ 
Bebo A 2,980 | 2,980 0 O| 7410. 0 } 28 
(ex. 
road), 
do B ‘| 1,970 |2,790'16 8} 69 15. 5 | 221 
(ex. ; : 
road). 








3° 4 








Norst.—The whole (about 130 acres) of water reserve 48, 


a 











Nature end 


Survey _ | Estimated Value 
Fee, |} 


of 
Improvements: 


Line of posts (east 
boundary) £33, and 
dam, £130. Crown 
property, Internal 
fencing, £55 10s, ; 
horse paddock and 
yarc, £5 10s.; cow 
yard and bail, £6 ; 
house and kitchen, 
£120; stockyard, 
£120, and - ring- 
barking, £174 10s,, 
in which ©. F, 
Tindal has tenant 
right, 


Line of posts (west 
boundary), £33; 

line of posts (in- 
ternal), £2. 10s. 
Crown, 
Boundary fencing 

£19 78. ; internal 
fencing, £17 11s: 
Gd., and ringbark- 
ing, £102 5s., in 
which C. F, Tindal 
has tenant right. 








_ Yetman, about 


property|, 
vt 





Tae DistRior OF WARIALDA, AND ASHFORD Surge. 






Nearest - 
Town and 
“ke ad ex 
‘thorefrom. - 


Yelarbon 
(Queeensland), 
on the Wa - 
wick — Goondi- 
windi railway, 
about 16 miles; 


16 miles south- 
westerly ; Wa- 
rialda and Wa- 
rialda railway. 
about 65 and 
70 miles south- 
westerly ; 
verell, about 
90 miles south- 
easterly. — 
éo . 


V4 













oe 


by 


In- | 


' ‘tion of wheat ; 


as 





Character of Land, Soil, Timber, ba, % 
Water penis: ‘te an 


t 


Level land, broken on frontage ; half good red 


and grey soil, remainder sandy soil, clayey 
and cementy subsoil ; timbered with thick and 
open gum, pine, ironbark, oak, brigalow, 
wilga. box, and buddha ; : from 300 to 400 acres 
suitable for cultiv ation of wheat ; lucerne or 
tobacco might be grown on several small areas 
on frontage ; balance grass and herbage coun- 
try, suitable for breeding or fattening sheep 


or cattle; permanent water in the Macintyre 


River, also watered by Campbell’s Creek and 
dam, Rainfall, about 27 inches per annum. 


fe Practical y level country, ‘broken hy water courses 


and gilgais; good red andgrey soil, with some 
sand ly goil on south ; clayey and cementy ‘sub- 
soil ; mostly openly. timbered ‘with ironbark, 
box, gun, apple, brigalow, belar. and, some 
pine; about 800 acres suitable for He 
lucerne or tobacco might be” 
grown on grey soil on frontage; yrass and 


herbage ccuntry, suitable for breeding or fat- — 
‘Water supply and ; 


tening sheep or cattle, ~ 
rainfall same as block A, but no dam. 
Plans A, 865 and 2, 065-1, 847. MIS Tet 
Ms, 1922-9,738, ~ Ds 





notified 30th December, 1865, part (about 700 acres) of water reserye 103, notified 11th March, 1868, , 


“atid part (about 5,040 acres) of reserve from sale and lease under section 228 ee x hand Improvement Lease: No. tune within the above “Blocks 3 and the intersecting’ 
_ Feserved road, are hereby revoked, : : 5 S “¢ 2 





Rous, .-. 


Nore.---Classification reserve, notifizd 6th October, 1922, within 


PER 


ox {8208), 


a ae Se - + Me 


i 


HOMESTEAD FARM ARBA No. 1,449. 
= J... BASTERN DIVISION, 


(as 2%, 



























ait 


: “REVOCATION OF ‘SUBURBAN HOLDING ARBAS, &o. f 
T is hereby notified that, in ididinitaab of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the Suburban Holding Arcos, 


fe. »,partioularised hereunder, are hereby, revoked. 





> 


the above,-is hereby revoked. “Arg: I, capital yataes rental, and surv ey fee are cule to 
; adjustment after bile *) 


dare Drerator OF MURWILLUMBAH, ‘AND TWEED SHIRE. ; 


Z 








S 




















La tak | uate aie : 
= tg ; ‘ ; alk: = 
=3 a 3 A Rents |: Natitre and _ Nearest ~ 
25 El o-g for first for first | Survey.| Estimated Value Town and . 
cel ~perind of | Fetid Fee. By eile oss distance 
% Fig i ite years. of ~ '° 4 Improvements, therefrom. © * 
fn gE 25 years. x; ; aR 
S= 4 
a 5) 
is gnc Ca Fidel Noten | bok a clei el wena 
Chilling. | ,B! 2) 280 980.0. 0 | 24.10 Oy) 10 13.4 |, ‘Nil. 
* ham railway, 17 


miles east- 
erly ; Tyalgun)) 
butter factory, 
8 miles south- 
easterly. — 


ae 








~ Charscter of Land, Soil, Ti Timb 
Water: ‘Supply. 








| Murwillumbah Undulating to hilly Bie tap phates very 


broken in:parts; volcanic and slate formation ; ; 
fair depth of "soil over large proportion ; 


“timbered with paling and scrub; ample 


‘water supply in creeks, | 


Ms, 1992-8,168, vy 


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“Bydaey, 10th November 1922, 


ites 


W.E. WEARNE, ‘Minister for Lands. 





























Area No. 1,489, 





























ham. 





Gand. ass Class of Holding Date of thio in (eas Soagid za) : 
Diverict, | Division. iy Mae Mat Notifiestin,| County, Parish. Bhire, &e. : Area, - ; Part revoked. Papers No. 
’ “= = iE? 
; ' ’ Se ee dees By | BT. Ds : 
Narrandera. |. Central. ‘Suburban Holding} 15 bret 1921, Cooper «.|Moombocldool| Yanko Shire .. 9.3 20 Part being t Suethchols -exchusiye|.Aln- 1999. 
) Area No, 1,230. ‘North, Pest Portions 81 and 82, 7,825. 
Urana Special Area No.{ 7 Aug., 1889) Uratia Osborne ...! Lockhart shire ..| 160 0 0 | The whole; ‘portions 6 and af, Ms. 1922- 
we 9,554, et Bie ee Te Us 1,915 and 2,406-| 9,278. 
ses + : : a. x. ; age KEIRA? 
Do i, | Special Area No| 17 Noy., 1888}. do Re weir: ag) “do ore 3,733. 2 10| Part withih portions a to 13, do . 
7,691. : : ». | 1h, 19, 22 to 20, 32, 83, 35, 37, 
38, 40, 41, an 42, Plans U. 
. 2370,’ 2,367 to 2,361, 2,370, Ste 
" ; , me ,386, 2,305, 2,807 to’ 2,899)" =~ 
# | $305, 2 2,404, 2,407, and 2,408- 3 
Balranald: «|; de. +.| A.C.P., at 188. 44.| 9 Jan., 1904] Wakool ..) Tooleybue ..) Wakool Shire .. an 120 | The whole; portions 6 and 14). do- 
South,» > ~ per acre or C.L. Py | : an W, 1,210 and 2,248) 
” a ‘ 4 . 17 
a ar ~ Nott.—The above are now freehold. si 
Waleha .. |Eastern,.| Crown-lease Area 8 Jan, 1922; Hawes a Brock, Lowry| Apsley Shite % 22,800 0 0) The whole. . Ae ~o «| Mise, 1922 
No. 3,818. and Hawes. (about). : 10,012. 
Cooma do Additional Holdings ig Dec., 1912 fae | Micalig'2 | Monaro Shire 107 2 0} The whole - shih 200. Plan} Mise. Lse. — 
‘ at 6s. 8d. per acte,|° B. 2.995-1, 785. 1922-18,872. 
ondobélin,,| Central,.| Homestead ¥arm}~¢-Octy - — Ounning: | Julandery ..| Lachlan Shire ; 8,484 0 ©] The whole. Pians ©. 2,032,| 0,8, 1922= 


a 2, 033, and 2,034~1,947. - 20,326. 




















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(8298) 


10 Nov., 1992.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 158. 6059 


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ig AFAR hefee%,e)g2 ys. YR SING NRE SAD ORDA GBS EGFP SOUL WORN UCC SDS a ECCT PSL aD 
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Sydney, 10th November, 1922, 


WITHDRAWAL OF BS rahed le ky STOSK AND CAMPING RESERVES FROM THE CONTROL OF 
; PASTURES PROTECTION BOARDS. 


Ti is aby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Pastures Protection Act, 1912, 4s amended by Act No. 49, 1918 


and Act No. 25, 1930, ‘the pirts of travelling stock and camping reserves particularised i in the Schedule hereto shall be and 


the same are hereby withdrawn from the control of the Pastures Protection Boards speeified in such Schedule. 





: 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for ‘Tsébiaa, y 





























RESERVE FROM SALE AND LEASE 
. GENERALLY. 

I" is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 

visions of the 28th atid 29th sections of the 

Crown Lands Consolidation Act,’ 1913, the Crown 

Lands hereunder described shall he reser ved from sale 


- for the public pirpose ‘hereinafter respectively speci- 





S 


es [C.S. 1922'14,098] 


ae ah 





- ing an area of 2 acres.0 roods 20 perches. 


‘ strip 3 


fied, and reserved and exempted from lease generally, 
and they are reserved and exempted accordingly. 


Ai. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





~ BASTERN DIVISION. 
For Public School Purposes. 
Land Districr oF Mairiann,.anp Cessnock Suire. 
No. 55,782 from sale (55,783 from lease generally). 


County of Northumberland, parish’ of Corrabare, town. 


of Wollombi, containing an area of 1 acre 2 roods 12 
perches. The Crown Lands within the following boun- 
daries: Commencing at the north-eastern corner of 
lot 1, section 8; and bounded thence by that lot and 
lots: 2, 3, and 4, same section, to the south-western 
corner of the lastmentioned lot; thence by a line bear- 
ing-south to the north boundary of portion 159; by 
part of that boundary and its easterly pr olongation to 
meet the southerly prolongation of the western boun- 
dary of allotment 11, section 9; by that prolongation 
and boundary to the’ north- western corner of the allot- 
‘ment; and thence by a line. west, to the point of 
commencement, _ 

[Roads 1921-292-15] Cae 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
| For Rubbish Depot. 
Lanp District or CoonamBLe, AND GinganpRa Sure. 


Within the suburban botindaries of the village of 
Armatrece. 

No. 55,784 ee sale (55; 785 from lease generally). 
County of Ewenmar, parish of Allamurgoola, contain- 
The Crown 
Lands within the boundaries of portion 28. 

KE. 2,342-1,890, ; 
[Ms. 1922-9, 1 be ae 


‘ -EASTERN DIVISION. 
For Quarantine. 


Taxi District or MurWIiLuuMBAH, AND Byron Suree. 


No. 55,786 from sale (55,787 frat lease generally). 


~ County of Rous, parish of Mullumbimby, containing 
--an area of 3 roods 10 perches. 

in the following boundaries: 
Bs north-east corner of portion 104; and bounded thence 


The Crown Lands with- 
Commencing at the 


on the south by part of the north boundary of that 
Sa on the west and north by portion 164, and on 

he east by part of the western side of a road 1 chain 
wide south, to the point of commencement. 


* 


Ree ee: For Travelling Stock. ’ 


ae Disrrror or Murrurunpl, ann W annsn Sutre. 


3,788 from sale (55, 789 from: lease generally). 
“Gomi of Buckland, parish of Temi. containing an 
of, ab out 28 acres. The Crown Lands within a 

ains wide along the western boundaries of 
portions 166, 177, and 167, pe ate 
—Ms. ia cd 


> 





[ Ms. 


Plan | 


‘within the boundaries of portion 172. 


LAnp Districr or MvRRURUNDT, 





SOHBDULE. 

seca eae County, Parish. Land District, | P4*é Her reset pe aplag of | Papers 

: hd +i | ; rae aaa 

_ Travelling stock and| Canonba ...; Gregory ...| Willie ..| Warren ...| The whole ae ki Be wl = 1922-— 

camping reserve 10,029 
54,000, 

| 
[3210] Sydney, 10th November, 1922. CENTRAL DIVISION. 


For Travelling Stock. 
Lanp District or GUNNEDAH, AND NAMoI SHIRE. 


No. 55,790 from sale (55,791 from lease generally). 
County of Pottinger, parish of Walla Walla, contain- 
ing an area of about 6 acres. The Crown Lands lying 
between T.S.R. 909, notified 15th September, 1875, 
portion 54, and the road 150 links wide along the 
south-east boundary of portion 66. © 
1922-8,719] 


Lanp District of WARREN, AND MartHAguy SHIRE. 


No. 55,792 from sale (55,793. from lease generally), 
County of Gregory, parish of Willie, containing an 
area of about 500 acres. The Crown Lands bounded 
by portion 26, the public road from Mount Harris to 
Corinda, and "the public road along the north boun- 
dary of portion 25. 

[Ms. 1922-10,029] 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
For Public Recreation. 
Lanp District of. Picton, AND WottonpiLLy SHIRE; 


No. 55, 794 from sale (55,795 from lease generally). 
County of Camden, parish of Burragorang, containing 
an area of about 580 acres» (ex. road): The Crown 
Lands indicated by green edging on plan catalogued 
Ms. 5,685 Sy.;—includes portions 17 and 18. Plan 
C,. 2198-2, 041. 

‘Nors. — Includes reserve 14,801 (reserve: 14,804 from 
lease) and reserve 14,802 (reserve 14. 5805 from lease) +” 
for camping and water supply, notified 14th Novem- 
ber, 1891, and revoked this Nae 
[Ms. 1922-10,058] 


LAnp Distrier Or ERNIE BBE AND ByRon SHIRE. 


No, 565, 796 from sale (68; 797 from lease generally). 
County of Rous, parish of Mullumbimby, containing 
an area of about 74 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the following boundaries: Commencing at the north- 

east corner of portion 873 and bounded thence on the 
west by the east boundaries of portions 87 and. 88} 
on the south and east by roads 1 chain wide; and on 
the north by part of the sonthern side. of the public 
road from Mullumbimby to, main arm of Brunswick 
River, to the noimt of commencement; 

[C.S. 1929-14 098 | 


Lanp District or Gosrorb, AND. ERiIna® SHIRE. 
No. 55,798 from sale (55, 799 from lease generally). 
County of Northumberland, parish’ of Wallarah, con- 
taining an area of 65 acres 2-roods. The Crown Lands 
Plan N.5;984-— 
2.414 Ry é 
[ Ms. 1992- 9,727] 


Anp. Murnrurunpi 
Muntcrp ALITY. J : 


55.897 from sale (55,808 from lease cenerallv), 
ounty of Brisbane, parish of Murrurundi, ¢contain- 
ipa an area of 1 acre 1 rood 311 perches. The Crown 
Lands bounded on the north-west by allotments 2. 3, 
and 4, section 19: on the north-east by. Mayne-street ; 
an, the corth.anct by Mount-street and the Page River. 


No. 


| Plan M. 15-1,100, 


[Ms. 1929-7,339] , ees sted 





6060 


For Show Ground (Addition).. 
Lanp Distict or Kempsey, anp NamBuces SHire, 


Within suburban boundaries of village of South 
Macksville. 

. .No. 55,800 from sale (55,801 from lease generally). 
County of Raleigh, parish of Congarinni, containing 
an area of 1 acre % roods 21 perches. The Crown 
Lands within the boundaries of blocks A and B. Plan 
Ms. 339 Ksy. 

{Ms. 1922-9,809) 
‘3 EASTERN DIVISION. 
: For Site for Municipal Council Chambers. 


_ Lanp District or Murrvurunpr anp Murrvurvnvi 
MonICcIPALITY. : 
No.. 55,805 from sale (55,806 from lease generally). 

County of Brisbane, parish of Murrurundi, contain- 

ing an area of 2 roods 7} perches. The Crown Lands 

within the boundaries of allotment 4, section 19. 

Plan M. 31-1,100, 

[Ms. 1922-7,339] 

‘For Travelling Stock. 
Lanp Disrricr of SINGLETON, AND Parricx PLAINns 
SHIRE. 

No. 55,811 from sale (55,812 from lease generally). 
County of Northumberland. parishes of Burton and 
Milbrodale, containing an area of about 210 acres. 
The Crown Lands within the boundaries shown by 


green edging, and marked (6) on plan catalogued Misc. 


2,707, Maitland Roll,. extending from the north 
boundary of camping reserve No. 55,827, marked (5) 
cn abovementioned plan, northerly to the most west- 
ern boundary of portion 104, parish .of Poppong, 
county of Hunter. 

No. 55,813 from sale (55,814 from lease generally). 
County of Northumberland, parish of Burton, con- 
taining an area of about 40 acres. The Crown Lands 


within the following boundaries, viz., between portion. 


49 and Howes Valley Creek, being the area shown by 
green edging, and marked 7 on plan catalogued Misc.’ 
2,707, Maitland Roll. f 

No. 55,815 from sale (55,816 from lease generally), 
within special lease 17-1, W. EB. Houlahan. County 


of Hunter, parish of Poppong, containing an area of 


about 23 acres. The Crown Lands within the boun- 
daries of portion 104 of 1701 acres. Plan H. 1,527, 
1,538, which are situated between Darkey Creek and 
the road from Singleton to Howes Valley. Shown by 
- green edging, and marked 8 on plan Misc. 2,707, Mait- 
land Roll. 

No. 55.817 from sale (55,818 from lease generally). 
County of Northumberland, parish of Milbrodale, con- 
taining an area of about 4 acres. The Crown Lands 


within the boundaries shown hy green edging, and 


_ marked (9) on plan catalogued Misc. 2,707 Mtd. Roll, 
‘being the strip of land between Darkey Creek and 
the main road from Singleton to Howes Valley, ex- 
tending from camping reserve 55,819, marked 1, 
to camping reserve No, 55,821, marked 2, on above 
quoted plan. 
Nore.—The abovementioned reserves are in lieu of 
parts of T.S.Rs. 17,436; 17,437, W. and C.R. 2, T.S:R. 
JO, T.S. and C.Rs. 4.236 and 4,237, revoked this day 
by separate notification. 
[Ms. 1922-8,611] 





For Camping. 
Lanp District or Sineneron, anp Parrick Pains 
SHIRE. : 


_ No, 55,819 from sale (55,820 from lease generally). 
County of Northumberland, parish of Milbrodale,,con- 
taining an area of about 10 acres. he Crown Lands 
within the boundaries shown by green edging, and 
marked (1) on plan catalogued Misc. 2.707 Maitland 
Roll. Known as Fig Tree Camp on Darkey Creek. 
No. 55,821 from sale (55,822 from. lease generally). 
Counties of Hunter and Northumberland, parishes of 
Parnell, Poppong, and Milbrodale, containing an area 
of about 5 acres. 
daries shown by green edging, and marked (2) on plan 
catalogued Misc. 2,707 Maitland Roll. Situated at 
the junction of Pickle Bottle and Darkey’ Creeks. 

No. 55,823 from sale (55,824 from lease generally). 
Counties of Hunter and Northumberland, parishes of 
Poppong and Milbrodale, containing an area of about 
30 acres. The Crown Lands ,within the boundaries 
shown by green edging. and marked (3) on plan cata- 
logued Mise, 2,707 Maitland Roll. Known as Gallag- 
her’s Camn on Darkev Creek. 

No. 55,825 from sale (55,826 from lease generally). 
County of Northumberland, parish of Milbrodale, 
containing an area of about 8 acres. The Crown 
Lands within the boundaries shown by green edging, 


The Crown Lands within the boun- * 


‘NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 1¢8. 

















| 


Taree to Port Macquarie, and § 


eT Kate > ay gee 
f 
¢ 





y od 


[10 No 


land Roll. Known as Little Darkey Camp, at the 
junction of Darkey and Little Darkey Creeks... fork 
No. 55,827 from sale (55,828 from lease generally). 


‘County of Northumberland, parish of Burton, contain- 


ing an area of about 100 acres... The Crown Lands 
within the boundaries shown by green edging, and 


marked (5) on plan catalogued Mise. 2,707 Maitland _ 


Rolly é 


Norr.—The above reserves are in lieu of parts ot 


T.S,. reserves 17.436, 17,487, T.S.R. 10, C. and W.R. 
2, T.S. and C.Rs. 4,236 and 4,237, revoked this day 
by separate notification. . 

[Ms. 1922-8,611] 


* 


Sydney, 10th November, 1922. 


[3211] 
RESERVES FROM SALE. — 

| is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the 28th section of the Crown Lands 

Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands hereunder 

described shall be reserved from sale for the public 

purposes hereinafter respectively specified, and they 

are hereby reserved accordingly. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands, 








CENTRAL DIVISION. 
For Travelling Stock. 


Lanp District or GUNNEDAH, AND LiyERPOoL Pains 
SHIRE, | Bh 


Within Bando preferential occupation license 
No. 2144. 


No. 55,802. County of Pottinger, parish of Bando, 
containing an area of about 100 acres. The Crown 
Lands within the strip 8 chains wide on the north- 
western boundary of portion 70, and traversing por- 
tion 99; also within the strip 10 chains wide separat- 
ing portion 192 from portion 159, and within the areas 


‘surrendered from portions 20, 4, and 26;—exclusive of — 


the public road 1 chain wide under Shire control. 
[Ms. 1922-6,624] oo 7 


EASTERN DIVISION. — 
Lanp District or WaLcna, ANp Apstey SuIRs. 
Within permissive occupancy No. 21-8. ~ 


No. 55,803. County of Vernon, parish of Glen Mori- 
son, containing an area of about 70 acres. The Crown 
Lands lying between portions 113, 114, 123, travelling 
stock reserve 339, notified Ist July, 1874, and lines 
parallel to and 10. chains in rectangular distance east- 
erly from the eastern boundaries of portion 114 ;— 
exclusive of the d-chain road from Nundle to Walcha. 
[Ms. 1922-8,273) : reas 
EASTERN DIVISION. 

. For Access to Water. 
Lanp District or INVERELL, AND ASHFORD SHIRE. — 


No. 55,804. County of Arrawatta, parish of Nulla- 
manna, containing an area of 23 acres. The Crown 
Lands within the boundaries of portion 43. 
A. 1,455. ; 
[Ms. 1922-7,096] 

_ CENTRAL DIVISION. 
For Camping and Water Supply. 

Lanp District or WaARIALDA, AND ASHFORD SHIRE. 

No. 55,809. County of Arrawatta, parish of Bebo, 
containing an area of about 200 acres. The Crown 
Lands within the following boundaries: Commencing 
on the left bank of the Dumaresq River at the north- 
west corner of portion 4; and bounded thence by that 
portion, the north-westerly prolongation of the north- 
eastern side of the reserved road within that portion 
north-westerly about 8 chains, the north-western side 
of designed road 5 chains wide bearing about south 79 


degrees west about 50 chains, a line north about 58 — 


chains, and a line east to the left bank of the Dumar- 
esq River aforesaid; and thence by that bank of that 
river upwards, to the point of commencement. 
[Ms. 1922-9,738] Cie BRS eae 


‘ EASTERN DIVISION. : 

Lanp District or Taree, AND MANNING SHIRE. 
No. 55,810. Gounty of Macquarie, parish of Lans- 
downe, suburbs of Lansdowne, containing an area of 
about 2 acres. 


Plan — 





v., 1922, 
and marked (4) on plan catalogued Misc. 2,707 Mait- — 


The Crown Lands bounded by portion = 


257, Croki-street. village of Lansdowne, the road from 


Creek. Ye eae SNe 
[Ms. Ls. 1922-11 488] BAe dhe A aha ge 





aville’s or Salt. Water ~ 


PRMD eee SK. Step 






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rg less eee nee 
10 Nov, 1922) NE 


[3208] rey a Sydney, 10th November, 1922. 


RESERVE FROM SALE AND LEASE GENERALLY 
FOR AMBULANCE STATION. 


2 is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the 28th 
i and 29th sections of the Crown Lands Consolida- 
tion Act, 1913, the surface area of the Crown Lands 
hereunder described, and 50 feet below the same and 
no more, shall be reserved from sale for Ambulance 
Station, and reserved and exempted from lease gene- 
rally, subject to the condition that the Crown and the 
mining lessee will not be responsible or liable for any 
subsidence or damage caused by or in connection with 
mining or other operations carried on below the said 
depth, whether the said operations are earried on 
beneath the area or: otherwise; and the’ said area 








-and 50 feet below the same are hereby reserved and 
: exempted ‘accordingly. 
§ _W..E. WEARNE, Minister for, Lands. » 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District os Martianp, ANp Crssnock Suire, 


No. 55,829 from sale (55,830 from lease generally). 
County of Northumberland, parish of Heddon; con-- 
taining an area of 1 rood. The Crown Lands within 
the following boundaries: Commencing at the north- 
ern corner of allotment 3. section 21, town of Kurri 
Knrri; thence by the north-eastern boundary of. that 
allotment south 32 degrees 45 minutes east 250 links; 
thence by a line south 57 degrees 15 minutes west 
100 links, a line north 32 degrees 45 minutes west 
250 links, ‘and 4 line being part of the north-western 
boundary of allotment 3 bearing north “57 degrees 15 
minutes east 109 links, to the point of commencement. 
PMig.:¢ 1922-9562 PP OS fi : 





[3209] Sydney, 10th November, 1922. 


“RESERVE FROM SALE. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
: visions of the 29th section of the Crown Lands 
Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands hereunder 


Ye ied) are OT 

4] Br y ANE 
Wi Atm 
ve, 


W SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 15s. 








served from sale. 
W.E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


VATS 


- described shall be and are hereby temporarily re» 





. i} : ¢ j 
EASTERN DIVISION. |! 
Lanp District or BELLINGEN, AND Nambucca Sure. 

No, 55,774. County of Raleigh, parish’of Nambucca, 
suburbs of Nambucca, containing an area of 81 acres , 
3 roods. The Crown Lands within.the boundaries of 
portion Sp. lL. Plan Ms. 332 Ksy. nee 
[ Ms.:Ls. 1922-12,890] . . nis ae 


[3207 ] Sydney, 10th November, 1922. 


CROWN LANDS NOT AVAILABLE: FOR SETTLE- 
MENT UNTIL FURTHER NOTIFICATION. 


Uy pursuance of the provisions of section 84 of the 

Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, if is hereby 

_ notified that the Crown Lands comprised within the 
tracts or areas hereunder described shall not be avail- 
able for the purpose of any application until a further 
notification has been published in the Gazette. 


W.E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


KASTERN DIVISION. | 
_Lanp: Districr or Wancwa, ann Apsiey Sarre. 
__ County of Hawes, parishes of Brock, Lowry, and 
Hawes, containing an ‘area of about 22,800 acres. 
The Crown Lands within the boundaries of blocks 
j A. C, D, and FB cf Créwn-lease Area No. 3,818, noti- 
bk fied 6th January. 1922. . 
ie he [Ms. 1922-10,012] f 


Ss 13206] . Q Sydney, 10th November, 1922. 








a. 





4 ‘ aes. 5%. . 
NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
"a BOR: ADDITIONAL CONDITIONAL . PUR- | 
- OHASES. CONDITIONAL LEASES. ADDI- 
: ~ TIONAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE LEASKS, 
.» ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD SELECTIONS, 
ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD FARMS, ADDI- 
- TIONAL SETTLEMENT LEASES, OR ADDI- 
TIONAL CROWN-LEASES. 
. Le hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
_visions of section 85 of the Crown Lands Consoli- 
dation Act, 1918, the Crown Lands comprised within 
the areas hereunder described are herebv set ansrt for 
additional conduonal purchases or conditional leases 
~~ billets FE 17 ii ' : 





affects the part of the said area containing 2 





6061 


—————— 


(not being conditional leases taken up in virtue of 
and at the same time as original conditional purchases 
within the same area), additional conditional purchase 
leases, additional homestead selections, additional 


' homestead farms, additional settlement leases, or addi- 


tional Crown-leages, and shall become and be avail- 
able therefor on and after the 18th December, 1922. It 
is further notified that the prices of the land for addi- 
tional conditional purchase or the capital values 
npon which provisional rentals (where required) shall, 
be lodged, shall be as hereinafter respectively specified, 
except that the provisional rental to be lodged with 
an’ application for a conditional lease or an additional 
settlement lease, shall be 2d. per acre. Any additional 
holding acquired shall be subject to the same con- 
ditions (if any, and where applicable) which attach to 
the particular original holding in virtue of which the 
additional holding was applied for. 

Norr.—All information may be obtained from, and 
all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown 
Lands Agent, free of cost, if so desired by the appli- 
cant, ‘i 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





HASTERN DIVISION, 
Lanp District cr ORANGE, AND CaNnosporas SHIRE. 
Price and capital value, £2 per acre. 
County. of Bathurst, parish of Colville, containing 
an area of 205 acres 1 rood 20 perches. The Crown 
Lancs within portion broad-arrow, shown on plan Ms. 
1,799 Oe: 
[Ms. 1922-8,354] 
Lanpn District or Watcna, 
Price and capital value, £1 per acre. 
Within annual lease Nos. 1905-3, 1907-6, and 1915-1, 
and permissive occupancy No, 1921-8. 
County of Vernon, parish of Glen Morrison, con- 
taining an area of about 570 acres. The Crown Lands 


AND Aps~ry SHIRE. 


‘shown by red edging and red hatching on litho. 


“B,’? with papers. 

Nore.—lIncludes part (about 560 acres) of travelling 
stock reserve 339, notified Ist July, 1874, which part is 
hereby revoked. 

[ Ms. 1922-8273] 
Lanp Distrriot or Cooma, ANp Daterry SHtrRe. 


Price and eapital value, £2 5s. per acre. 


Within Marranumbla occupation license No. 247, 

County of Wallace, parish of Beloka, containing an 
area of 1584 acres. The Crown Lands within portions 
144, 145, and 149, Plans W. 5,313, 5,314, and 5,318- 
1,604. 
Norr.—The included part (1581 acres). of reserve 
52,627 from sale other than auction sale, notified Ist 
February. 1918. is hereby revoked, 


TMs. 1922-8,765] 


Price and capital value, £4 per acre. 


County of Wallace, parish of Beloka, containing an 
area of 160 acres. The Crown Lands within portions 
Ht 147, and 148, Plans W. 5,315, ‘5,316, and 5,317- 
1,604. . : 

Norr.—The included part (160 acres) of reserve 
52.627 from sale other than auction sale, notified Ist 
February, 1918, is hereby revoked. 

[Ms. 1929-8 ,7€5] 





Sydney, 10th November, 1922. 


_ ERRATUM. 


¥ N the notification in the Government Gazette of 3rd 
§ November, 1922, folios 5945 and 5941, for Reserves 


[3212] 


» “Nos. 55,770,55.771, and 55,772, 55,773, and 55,774,” 


read ‘Nos, -55.777,° 55,778, and 55,779, 55,780, and 
55,781” respectively. ( 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


Sydney, 10th November, 1922. 


REVOCATION OF DEDICATION, &c. 


HEREAS under the 25th section of the Crown 

Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, power is given 
for the revocation of part of any dedication of Crown 
Land dedicated by the Crown, and for the making 
of any new dedication thereof: Now, therefore, I 
do hereby declare that all preliminary action in con- 
nection with the proposed revocation of the dedica- 
tion for Public Recreation at Gosford, area 55 acres 


1 rood, dedicated th June, 1886. so far onlv as it 
acres 





[3216] 


an 


6062 





3 roods 28 perches, described in the Schedule, hereto, 
and the rededication of the said area of 2 acres 3 
roods 28 perches for Public High School Site; has 
been duly taken; and I do hereby wholly revoke the 
said dedication in so far as it applies to or affects 
the said area of 2 acres 8 roods 28 perches of land. 
and. rededicate the said area of 2 acres 3 roods 18 
perches for Public High School Site. - ce 


[Ms. 1922-9,763] : ; | 
W. £. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


Qnen i meteetin’ 


: SCHEDULE REFERRED TO, 
Description of an area of 2 acres 3 roods 28 perches, 
' part of an area of 55 acres. 1 rood, dedicated for 
Public Recreation 11th June, 1886 (proclaimed 
“Victoria Park,’’ 19th July, 1887), the dedication 
of which part is hereby revoked, and which part 
is hereby rededicated for Public High School Site. 
All that piece or parcel of-land situate at Gosford, 
parish of Gosford, county of Northumberland, suburbs 
of Gosford, containing an area of 2 acres 3 roods 28 
perches, being portion 299,—shown on plan N. 5,939- 
2,111, in the Department of ands, Sydney. 


[3217] 





Sydney, 10th November, 1922. 
REVOCATION OF DEDICATION, &e. 


WV HEREAS under the 25th section ef the Crown. 

Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, power is given 
for the revocation of part of any dedication of Crown 
Land dedicated by the Crown, and for the. making 
of any new dedication thereof: Now, therefore, I 
do hereby declare that all preliminary action in con-> 
nection with the proposed revocation of the dedica- 
tion for Public Recreation at Nowra, area 25 acres 
2 roods 28 perches, dedicated 17th October, 1876, so 
far only as it affects the. part of the said area con- 
taining 7 acres, described in the Schedule hereto, and 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 158. [10 Nov 


| 


| 


the rededication of the said area of 7 acres for Hos- | 


pital, has been duly taken; and I do hereby wholly 

revoke the said dedication in so far as it applies to 

or affects the said area of 7 acres of land, and rededi- 
cate the said area of 7 acres for Hospital. 

[Ms. 1922-5,443] <— ‘ 

W E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands: 
io SCHEDULE REFERRED TO. 

Description ‘6f van area of 7 acres at Nowra, being 
part of an area of 25 acres 2 roods 28 perches, 
dedicated 17th October, 1876, for. Public Recrea- 
tion, the dedication of which part is hereby re- 
voked, and which.part is hereby rededicated for 
Hospital, aE eILD ORE 


All that piece or parcel of land containing an area\ 
of 7 acres or thereabouts, being the land comprised in 
portion 373, parish of Nowra, county of St. Vincent, 

Aunicipaity of Nowra: Commencing on the western 
side of Shoalhaven-street at a point distant 11 chains 
66°8 links from thé intersectidn of that side of that 


street with the northern, side of North-street; and | 


bounded thence by lines bearing west 10 chains 94:9 
links, 29 degrees 13 minutes 2 chains 76°5 links, 35 
degrees 39 minutes 7 chains 49°9 links; and by a line 
east’ 5 chains 23°9 links to the heforementioned west- 
ern side of Shoalhaven-street ; thence by that side of 


that street, being a line bearing 180 degrees 4 minutes: 


8 chains 50°7 links, to the point of commencement,— 
as shown on plan catalogued V, 3,302-2,013, in the 
Department of Lands. 








[3241] Sydney, 10th November, 1929. 


Proposat under section 25, Crown Lands Consolida- 
tion Act, 1913; in respect of Public School Site at 
Benny’s Creek, 


HEREAS I am of opinion it is expedient in the 
public interest to resume an area of 2 acres of 
land at Benny’s Creek, dedicated 21st November, 1896, 
for Public School Site, and described in the Schedulé 
hereto: . Now, therefore, notice is hereb given, in 
accordance with the provisions of the 25th section of 
the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, that it is 
proposed to deal with the land in the manner follow.” 
ing, that is to say,—to revoke the dedication thereof 
heretofore made, twa a 


[Aln, 1999-6,801} 
% 'W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands, 





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‘, 





a Scuepute. i eam . 
‘Description of an area of 2 acres at Benny’s Creek. 
dedicated 21st November, 1896, for Public School 
Site, the dedication of which it is intended to 
revoke, - ne \ 


- 


All that piece or parcel of land containing an area 
of 2 acres, situated at Benny’s Creek, parish of Clunes, » 


county of Rous, being portion 104,—as shown on plan 
catalogued R. 4,980-1,/69, ye 





[3237] Sydney, 10th Novembér, 1922. 

ProposaLs under section 25, Crown Lands Consolida- 
tion Act, 1913, in respect of Public Baths at 
Young. — : sf By ber See 


HEREAS by a notice published. in the Govern- 


ment Gazette of the 15th January, 1886, it 
was notified that the land at Young, area 2 acres 2 


roods, have been duly dedicated for Public Baths: And | 


whereas 1 am of opinion that it is expedient in the 
public interest to resume such portion of the said 
land so dedicated as is described in the Schedule here- 
under written, and the area of which is 1 rood: Now, 
therefore, notice is hereby given, m accordance with 
the provisions of the 25th section of the Crown Lands 
Consolidation Act, 1913, that it is proposed to deal 
with the said land in the manner following, that is 
to say,—to revoke the dedication heretofore made sv 


far only as it affects the part of the said area contain- , 


ing 1 rood, and described in the Schedule hereunder 
written, © DO : 


[Aln. 1929-5803] se Cone x 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. | 





_ SCHEDULE REFERRED, TO. — Re 
Description of an area of 1 rood, at Young, part of 
x Fae aA $i ; 

an area of 2 acres 2 roods, dedicated for Public 


-- Baths, 15th January, 1886, the dedication ‘of 

._ which part it is intended to revoke. st A ee 

All that piece or parcel of land situate at Young, — 
parish of Young, county of Monteagle, arid State of: 
New South Wales, containing an area of J] rood'y* 


Commencing’ at the north-eastern corner of -portion 
763 of 1 rood; and bounded thence on the south 


east, north-east, and north-west by lines bearing — 


respectively north 22 degrees 32 minutes east 182 
links; north 55. degrees 81 minutes west 108 8/10 
links, and south 34 degrees 29 minutes west 210 
links to the north-eastern boundary of portion’ 763 
“aforesaid; thence by that boundary bearing south 67 
degrees 47 minutes east 150 links, to the point of 
ommencement ;—being portion 2,250, shown on plan 

{. 6,285-1,780, in the Department of Lands, Sydney. 


[3238] - | Sydney, 10th November, 1922. 


Proposars under section 25, Crown Lands Consolida- 
~ tion Act, 1913, in respect of Cricket Ground at 
‘Long Plain. ah ines ns andy Goa 


\ V HEREAS by a notice published in the Govern. v 
y ment Gazette of the 13th July, 1888, it was noti-. 
fied that the land at Long Plain, tee acres, had ~ 


been duly dedicated for Cricket Ground: And whereas 
IT am of opinion that it is expedient in the public 
interest to resume such portion of the said land so 
dedicated as is described in the Schedule hereunder 
written, and the area of which is 1 rood 19 perches: 
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given, in accordance 


with the provisions of the 25th section of the Crown — 


Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, that. it is proposed to 
deal with the said land in the manner following, that 
is. to say,_to revoke the dedication heretofore made 
so far only as it affects the part of the said area-con- 
taining 1 rood 19 perches, and described in the 
Schedule. hereunder written. ; 
[Ms. 1922-9,169] Rios sg 

ASS Bg  W. E. WHARNE, Minister for Lands;: _ 





SCHEDULE REFERRED TO. | 


Description of 1 rood 19 perches of land, part of an x“ 


area of 6 acres, at eng Plain, dedicated 13th 


July, 1888, for Cricket Ground, the dedication of — 


which part it is intended to revoke. 


All that piece or parcel of lard containing 1, risa a 


19 perches, or thereabouts, at Long Plain, parish of 
Campbell, county of Gough, being measured portion — 


at 


178,—as shown on plansin the Department of Lands 


catalogued G, 7,118-1,761. 7) 


Mees 2 
928. ..8 a) 
























[3242] eye, 10th November, 1922, 
Proposau aa? echioti 25, Crown Lands Consolida- 
tion Act, 19 


“in alae of Public meno Site at 
Barham ‘Sawmills. sy 


WH2RRAS Ton of opinion it is Assists in the 
_ publie interest to. resume an area of 2 acres of 
land at Barham Sawmills, dedicated 21st September, 
1917,. for Public’ School. Bite, and: described in the 
Schedule hereto; Now, -therefore, notice’ is. hereby 
given, in accordance with the provisions of the 25th 
section of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, 
that it is proposed to deal with the land in the manner 
following, that is to say,—-to revoke Mh dedication 
thereof heretofore made. ~ 
Sali 1922-5, 202] 

Ww. Ei Nitpipenihs 





UM iiistee fai dha hae 





Tr 


 ScHEDULE. 


Description ‘of an area of 2 acres at Bartaty, Sawmills, 
dedicated for Public. School Site, 21st September, 


1917, the Madiee th at which it is intended to 
revoke. | 


-All that piece c or hatoel of land situate at Barham 
Sawmills, county of Wakool, parish of Tittil, and State 
of New South Wales, containing an area of 2 acres ; 
being portion 4,—shown on plan W. 2,499-1917 in the 
Peranterey of Lands, oyduey. - ; 


: 
: 
| 





[3939] -* - Bydney, 10th November, 1929) 


ProposaL under section 25, Crown Lands Consolida- 
tion Act, 1913, in- RESP ES of Public School Site 
HOSES Booerie. 


W -HEREAS I am of opinion’ it is expedient in the 
public interest to resume an area of 2 acres of 
land at Booerie, dedicated 25th October, 1892, for 
Public School Site, and described in the Schedule 
hereto; Now, therefore, notice is “hereby given, in 
 dabobdances with the provisions of the 25th section 
' of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, that it 
is -proposed to deal * with the land in the mamnnér 
- following, that is to say,—to revoke the dedication 

Sf thereof heretofore made. 

ak 1922- 6,383] 


Oy As WEARNE, ; Minister-for Lands. 





gee, Scuepure. 
: Peery of an ‘area of 2 acres at -Booerie, dedi-- 


cated for Public School Site 25th October, 1892, 
the dedication of which it is intended to revoke. 


~ All that piece or ’ parcel of land situate at Booerie, 
parish of North Lismore, county of Rous, and State 


being portion 125 shown on plan R. 4, Heh 759, 
the Department of Tene Sydney. 





[3240] Sydney, 10th November, 1922. 


ProposaL under section 95, Crown Lands Consolida- 
tion Act, 1913, in Teauee of Fablic School Site 
at Ponto. 


WHEREAS T am of opinion it is yr ae in the 
; public interest toyresume an area of 2 acres of 
wf land at Ponto, dedicated 5th January, 1872, for 
Public School Site, and described in the Schedule 
a hereto: Now, therefore, notice is hereby given in 
_— accordance with the provisions of the 25th section of 
the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, that it is 
oa Wale ‘proposed: to deal with the land in the manner follow- 
ing, that is to say,—to revoke the dedication and 
* ee grant thereof heretofore made. 
By, ies nas nak meas 5645] ; 
: y W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
; Se 6 if 4 C ) 
ms - “eS ergs 


uss 
\ 








ScHepure. 


Deseription of an area of 2 acres at Ponto, acdieatad 
_ for Public School Site 5th January, 1872, the 
oe He and grant of which it is intended to 
‘revo e ey 


Al that ieee or parcel of land situate in the county 
of Gordon, parish of Ponto, containing an area of 
2 acres, being the lands within the boundaries of 
portiots V7. Plan *P...182-1,978. 


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of New South Wales, containing an area of 2 acres a 


6063 





1922. 
Proposats under section 25, Crown Lands Consolida-: 


tion Act, 1913, in pREpoct of Public Recreation at 
Dubbo. 


\ HEREAS by a notice published in the Govern- 


[3286] %. . 2 Sydney, 10th November; 


ment Gazette of the 4th November, 1903, it was 
notified that the land at Dubbo, area 36 acres 2 roods, 
had been duly dedicated for Public Recreation: And 
whereas I am of opinion that it is expedient in the 
ublic interest to resume such portion of the said 
and so dedicated as is described in the Schedule 
hereunder written, and the area of which is 8 roods 
4 perches: Now, therefore, notice is hereby, given, in 
accordance with the provisions of the 95th section 
of the ‘Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, that it 
is proposed to deal with the said land in the manner 
following, ‘that is to say,—-to revoke the dedication 
heretofore made so far only as it affeets the part of 
the said area’ containing 3 roods 4 perches, and de- 
scribed in. the, Schedule, hereunder written, and_ to 
rededicate the ‘said area of 3 roods 4 perches a 


- Bowling Green (addition). 


[Ms. 1922-8,630] 
OW. EL WEARNE 


Cees REFERRED 10. 


Description ‘of an-area of 3 roods 4 perches, being 
part) of an area of 36 <aeres 2 roods, dedicated 
4th November, 1903,-for Public Recreation, the 
dedication of which: part’ is interndéd to be’ re- 
voked, and’ which igs to- be rededicated for Bowling 
Green (addition). ° 

All that piece or parcel of thisd bbritaliriig 3. roods 

4 perches, situated in the’ town:of ‘Dubbo, parish of 

Dubbo, county of Lincoln, being the land within the 

boundaries of mea ‘sured portion marked broad-arrow, 

—as shown upon plan catalogued Ms. 1,897 Do., at 

the Department of Lands, Sydney. 


; Minister for Lands. 


if 
bs 


Sydney, 10th November, 1922, 


~LAND SALES. 


N pursuance of the provisions..of ” the’; Grown,.Lands 5 ™ 
Consolidation Act, 1913, I, the Minister for Landg, do 5} » 





sey 


} hereby notify that the following Lots of Land ‘will be feed 


for sale by public auction at the undermentioned: places; at J» : 
the times and on the days specified, at the upset prices affixed 


thereto, 
es W. KE. WEARNE, 


Minister for Landa. 





SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, DUBBO, 
On’ Wednesday, the 20th day of December, 1922, 
at 12 o’clock noon. 
- Lanp Disrricr or Dupo. 
Parish Warrie, eounty Lincoln, shire Talbragar. 
- TarMs :-—Deposit, 26 per cent. ; balance in three months. 
_ Country Lot. 
| 








Portion, Area, | Upset Price per Lot. 
a tx p. | £) sind. 
226 1 1 264 20 0 0 


Papers Aln. 1992-7,043; Plan L. 3,531-1,566. 


SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, RYLSTONE, 


On Wednesday, the 20th day of December, 1922, 
at 12 o'clock noon. 


Lanp Districr or RYLstToneg, 


Within the town of Rylstone, parish Rylstone, county. 
Roxburgh, Rylstone Shire. 


| Terms :—Deposit, 25 per cent.; balance in twelve months, 
: with interest at 5 per cent. 






































Town Lots. 

| 

Allot. Sec. Area, oe ty |Allot.| Sec. Area, [Sper Lat 

Be Tit, Pi] B80. ATs pole, Bud 

Te 9) 1-0 1.10 121° 0:0 7{ 9 |0 1 854 26 00 

Sie Oo) LO: 217 0 20a S Fy 1.0), 1) 354) 26. O00 

Aer OL 10. 2b Oy Oto Po tO 1104.21. 0-8 

Poe 1 O26 OO MOR ETO ot One 1 10 2h vig 

Seen O 2 Saaz OVO Ble a 5, /|.0 2 10 20 O70 

Gees cc Os" l-S53126 cao nt Pat’ yl. OF. 1. 10s 52 as, Gi 
4 





Papers Aln, 1922-4,885; Plan R. 47~1,274, 












6064 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 158. 


— 





SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, TUMUT,, EASTERN DIVISION. 


# 
On Wednesday, he 6 ey ee eet 1022). From Sale for Timber. 


? ‘Lanp Districr or Tumut. Soe Lanp District or GLEN Iynrs, ForEsTRY awa OF 
Parish Nacka Nacka, county Wynyard, shire Gadara. _ Guen Innes, anp Severn Suire. j 
Terms :—Deposit, 25.per cent. ; balance in twelve months, No. 55,290. County of Gresham, parish of Glen. 


- with interest at 5 per cent. 
Country Lots. — 


Nevis, containing an area of 727 acres. The Crown 
Lands within the following boundaries: The area indi- 
cated as a forest area on plan catalogued G. 564-1 782, 











; é within/measured ‘portion No. 7, and being the ‘area 
Portion. Area, Upset Price per Acre. shown by green edging on belloeiari with ‘spepete, 
Forests 1922-2,001. 

ie a. fT. p, | Se RF No. 55,289. County of Greshan. sar ae Glen 

137 | 20 0 210 0 Nevis, containing an area of 1,994 acres. The Crown 
138 | 12 037 | 210 0 ‘Lands within the. following boundaries; The area indi- 
beabeiaeSirc Npa GS aA Gre kn cated as a forest. area on plan catalogued G. 577- 1,782, 

Papers Aln. 1922-4,884 ; Plan P. 829-1,978. within measured portion No, 9, and being the area 


shown by green edging on heliograph with papers, 
Forests 1922-2,000. $ 


“No. 55, 288. County. of rections: parish of Glen 
Nevis, containing an area of 216 acres. The Crown 
Lands within the following boundaries: Commencing 
at the north-western corner of portion 4, parish of 
Glen Nevis, county of Gresham, on the southern side 
of the road. dividing portions 3 ‘and 4; thence by that 
side of that road easterly for a distance of 20 chains: 
thence by lines bearing 174 degrees for 89 chains, and 
160 degrees for 55 chains to the southern boundary of 
portion 4 aforesaid; thence by that boundary and a 
western boundary, westerly and northerty) to the 
point of commencement. 


[F. 1922-1,999] 








[1490] Forestry Commission, 
' Sydney, 3rd November, 1922. 


RESERVES FROM SALE FOR TIMBER, 


T is hereby notified that His Excellency the Gover- 
nor, with the advice of the Executive Council, on 
the recommendation of the Minister, and with the 
eoncurrence of the Secretary for Lands, has been 
pleased to approve, in pursuance of the provisions of 
section 22 of the Forestry Act, 1916, of the temporary 
reservation from sale, as timber reserves, of the 
Crown Lands hereunder described, and they are 
hereby reserved accordingly. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Forests. 





a 





(8076) ieee ees _. Forestry Commission, — 
eh gh eics x Sydney, 10th November, 1922, 
REVOCATION OF RESERVE FROM esi sas 
Is Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, on the recommendation of the Miner and with the i 
concurrence of the Secretary for Lands, directa it to ba notified that, in pursuance of the provisions: of section 22 of the Forestry a 
Act, 1916, the reserve from sale hereunder described shall be revoked, and it is revoked fener de: ‘ 


Mibister for Forests, 












































her ‘ aS Division. saat Purpose, ie ee County. Pariab. | Shire. | Area. | Part revoked. ‘| Papers Ne, 0 
| | ae ek ie 
Wo sa) eae MPLA Wy 
Casino _...| Eastern..| 52,641 | From sale for tim-, 1Mar,, 1918 Buller ..| Peacock ..| Kyogle ~..) 20 0 0 That. part within W, and Fr, 1922- 
ber. ; ; C.R. 48,532 from sale| - 8,861. 
| a and 48,533 from lease 
| ; : : ; : generaliy, notified 65th as 
| Ni . Februaty, 1913. ‘ 
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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 158, 


ss Bribate Adtertisements, 


6065 





_ REAL PROPERTY ACT, 


Did Rao car 
InrENDED IssvuE oF PROVISIONAL CERTIFICATES OF 
; TITLE. 


Vol. 2,441, Fol. 73. Registered proprietor: Emily 
~ Baldwin. Land; 24 p., being lot 82, d.p. 7,004, in 
Milton-st., Dundas. 
Vol. 702, Fol. 245. Registered proprietor: Burnell 
~ Brookfield Rodd. Land: 151 p., being lot 10 and 
~ " pt. lot 9 of sec. 6, d.p. 612, in Rofe-st., Leich- 
hardt. es s , : 
Vol, 1,189, Fol. 77. Registered proprietor: Mary Ann 
Causer. Land: 1 a., being portion 1,260 (psh.), 
pre aes at Young, near right bank of Spring 
reek. 


I HEREBY notify my intention to issue provisional 
Certificates of Title for the lands above described after 
the expiration of twenty-one days from the date 
hereof. a Apes 





hese : 

INTENDED REGISTRATION oF DiscHARGE OF MorrTGAcE 
WITHOUT PRODUCTION OF THE DUPLICATE OF THE 
MortTGAGE, 


In the matter of the mortgage dated the 2ist August, 
1916, No. A267475, Albert Edward Jackson to Wil- 
liam Oswald Jasper Knowles, over the whole of the 
land comprised in Certificate of Title, Vol. 1,668, 
Fol, 114, containing 2 r. 23} p., being lots 38 and 

89, d.p. 4,215, cnr. Small and Short sts., Lindfield. 


_ NOTICE is hereby given of my intention to register 
a discharge of the abovementioned mortgage after the 
expiration of twenty-one days from the date hereot 
without production of the duplicate of the mortgage. 


~W. G. H-WILLIAMS, . 
10th November, 1922. ~ _ Registrar-General. 
1751 ee 18s. 





NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership hereto- 
fore subsisting between Thomas O’Leary and Paul 
Finn, carrying on business as engineers and motor- 
body works, at 146 Abercrombie-street, Redfern, for- 
merly 17 Glebe-street, Glebe, under the firm name of 
“Leary & Company,’’ has been dissolved as from the 
second day of November, 1922, by’ mutual consent. 
All debts due to and owing by the said ijate partner- 
- ship will be received and paid respectively by the 
said Thomas O’Leary, who will continue to carry on 
the said business under the same style or firm name 
at the above address. 








Dated this 38rd day of November, 1922. 

- ay T. O'LEARY. 
a ae Rie ais Mase, Do Wb ENING 

- Saad Witness to both signatures,— ss 
a Ancusp. W. Garpner, Solicitor, 

Boks: Culwulla Chambers, 

; 67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney. 

5 1724 = te 9s. 
a : NOTICE is hereby given that the partnershiv hereto-. 
A fore subsisting between Ernest Holleley and Percy 
_ -~——s Holleley, carrying on the’ fish, poultry, rabbit, and 


game business at Mount-street, North Sydney, under 
-_._ the stylé or firm of ‘‘Holleley Bros.,’’ has this day been 
dissolved so far as concerns the said Ernest Holleley, 
___who retires from the said firm. The business will in 
future be carried on by the said Percy Holleley under 








his own name, at the said address. - 
_ Dated 6th November, 1922. 


peg ERNEST HOLLELEY. 
Witness to signature of Ernest Holleley ,— 
BR. A. Oxxanz, ee 
‘Solicitor, Sydney. | ae 
aD La sedge _ PERCY HOLLELEY. 
Witness to signature of Perey Holleley,—+ 
Leox L. Coupn. | 


- 


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October, 


_ NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership heretofore 
subsisting between Marie Cora Kidd and Alma Maud Roles, 
carrying on business as confectioners at 127p Arden-street, 
Coogee, under the style or firm of ‘* Kidd & Roles,” has 
been dissolved by mutual consent as from the twenty-fou th 
day of October instant. All debts due to and owing by the 


| said late firm will be rec-ived und paid respectively by the 


said Alma Maud Roles and Ethel Toft, who will continue to 


carry on the said business in partnership, under the style or 


firm of ‘* Roles and Toft.” 
Dated this twenty-fourth day of October, a.p, 1922. 
i M. C, KIDD. 


Witnesses, — A. M. KOLES, 
H. EK. Hoars, Solicitor, 
Sydney. 
E. R. Loxton, Solicitor, 
Sydney. - 
1794 © 12s. 6d, 





METALACE LIMITED. 


NOTICE is hereby given that at an Extraordinary 
General Meeting the Members of the above Company, 
duly convened and held on the fifth day of October, 
1922, the following Special Resolution was duly 
passed; and at a subsequent Extraordinary General 
Meeting of the Members of the said Company, also 
duly convened and held® on the twenty-third day of 
1922, the same Resolution was duly con- 
firmed as a Special Resolution :— : 


RESOLUTION. 


(a) That it is desirable to reconstruct the Company, 
and accordingly that the Company be wound up 
voluntarily; and that John Samuel, of 273 George- 
street, Sydney, be and he is hereby appointed 
Liquidator for the purpose of such winding-up. 

(b) That the Liquidator be and he is hereby authorised 
to consent to the registration of a new Company, 
to be named ‘“Metalace Limited,’ with such 
memorandum and articles of association as the 
Directors may approve of, and as shall comply 
with the requirements of the Stock, Exchange. 

(c) That the draft agreement submitted to this Meet- 
ing, and expressed to be made between this Com- 
pany and its Liquidator, of the first part, Charles 
Ryan, of the second part; Charles Vincent Ryan, 
of the third part; Alexander Markell, Duncan 
Leslie Preston, and William Vaughan Manton, 
of the fourth part; and Metalace Limited (new 
Company), of the fifth part, be and the same is 
hereby approved; and that the Liquidator be and 
he is hereby authorised, pursuant to section 261 of 
the ‘‘Companies Act, 1899.’ to enter into an 
agreement with such new Company (when incor- 
porated) in the terms of the said draft, and to 
carry the same into effect with such (if any) modi- 
fications as he may think expedient. 


oe at Sydney, this thirty-first day of October, 
CHARLES RYAN, 


Chairman, 
H. M. MACKENZIE, 


Secretary to Company. 
1725 £1 





IN THE MATTER OF THE GUARANTEE AND 
FINANCIAL AGENCY COMPANY LIMITED 
(In Liquiparron). 
NOTICE is hereby given that a General Meeting of 
the Members of the abovenamed Company will be held 
at Hunter House, 26 Hunter-street, Sydney, on 
Friday, the fifteenth day of December, 1922, at 11 
a.m., for the purpose of having an account laid before 
them showing the manner in which the winding-up has 
been conducted. and the property of the Company dis- 
posed of, and of hearing any explanation that may be 
given by the Liquidator, and also of determining, by 
Extracrdinary Resolution, the manner in which the 
books. accounts, and docurhonts of the Company and of 
the Liquidator shall he disposed of. 
Dated this eighth day cf November, 1922. 
Fa H. L. McDONALD, 
Liquidator. , 


? 1758 , 10s. 


6066 __ NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 158. 


COMPANY, NO LIABILITY, 


I, the undersigned, hereby give notice that ai ‘in- « 
crease in the capital of the abovenamed Comat 
was, on the twenty-sixth day of September last past, 
resolved on by the issue of eight thousand new shares 
of two shillings and sixpence each, in addition to the 
fifty-six thousand shares of ten shillings each thereto- 
fore existing in the Company,’ such new shares: to be 
‘called preference shares, and the holders thereof to be 
entitled’ to preferential dividends out of the profits 


of each year until such total dividends shall amount 


to two shillings and sixpence (2s. 6d.) per share, or to 


the extent paid up on such shares, after which such 


shares shall, in respeet of dividends, rank pari passu 
/ with the ordinary shares of the Company ; ‘and that in 
the event of the Company being wound up, the holders 
of the said preference shares shall be entitled to have 


the surplus assets applied in the first place to repay- 


ing to them the amount paid up on the preference 
shares. held by them respectively, but that the residue 
of such surplus asséts shall belong to and be divided 
among the other members of the Company. Ten per 
centum of the contributing capital represented by 
such new shares has been duly paid up to the Com- 
pany in cash. f 
Dated this twenty-fourth day of October, 1922. 


JAMES BYRNE, 
: Secretary. 
1739. pair liaise 





CORK SEALS LIMITED. 
EXTRAORDINARY RESOLUTION. 
Passed 1st November, 1922. 


AT an Extraordinary. General Meeting of the share- 
holders of Cork Seals Limited, duly convened and held 
on the “Ist day of November, 1922, the subjoined 
Extraordinary Resolution was duly passed :— 


RESOLUTION. 


It, has been proved to the satisfaction. of the Meeting | 


that the Company is unable to carry on business 


on account of its liabilities,.and that it be wound | 
- up voluntarily, and that PB: FB, Dimond be ap- | 


pointed Liquidator for the purpose of such wind- 
Ing-up. 
P. FE, DIMOND, 
Chairman of Meeting. 


Dated at Sydney, this 7th ny: of: November, 1922. 
4F49 "5 Ores 10s. 


IN THE MATTER OF THE TURNER IDEAL 
SANITARY SYSTEM. LIMITED. 
(In ‘LiquIpATIon.) 


NOTICE is hereby given that the creditors of the 
aboyenamed Company, which is being voluntarily 





wound up, are required on or before the twenty- . 


seventh day of November, one thousand nine hundred 
and twenty-two, to send their names and addresses, 
and the particulars of their debts or claims, and the 
names and addresses of their solicitors. Gf any) .to 
S. B. Bateman, of 39 Hunter-street, Sydney, the 
Liquidator of the said Company, and if so required 
by notice in writing from the said Liquidator, or by 
his. solicitors, to come in and prove their debts or 


claims at such time and place as shall be specified in ~ 


such notice, or in default thereof. they will be excluded 
from the benefit of any distribution made before such 
debts are proved. : 
Dated this ninth day’ of November, 1922, 
S. B. BATEMAN, 
HEN Liquidator. 
‘1723 ‘10s. 





DR. BARNARDO’S HOMES, NEW SOUTH WALES 
BRANCH (Un Ligurpatron). 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Special’ Extra- 
ordinary Gencral Meeting of Dr. Barnardo's Homes, 
New South Wales Branch (in liquidation), will be 
held at, Post Office Chambers, 1144 Pitt-street, Sydney, 
on Monday, the llth day of December, one ‘thousand 
nine hundred and twenty-tw6, at 2.30 o’clock in the 
afternoon, for the purpose of haying laid before it 
the account of the Liquidator of the Association, in 
pursuance of section 141 of the ‘Companies Act, 


1899.”’ 

: ERNEST LANGFORD SUTTON, 
Srdaet yd 7th ey 1922. Lighidator, 
753: © 7s. 





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AN THE MATTER, OF RUMBLE AND KIL- 
MINSTER LIMITED, INVERELL. 


- Exon AORDINARY RESOLUTIONS. 


| AT an Extraordinary General Meeting of Members of~ 
the abovenamed Company, duly convened and held in 


the offices of Thomas Davis, Sheedy, & Co., Byron- 
street, Inverell, on the 28th day of. Cetober, 1922, the 
following Extraordinary Resolutions were ‘duly 
passed :— ~*~ ; 


Rachievons 


1. That the Company. cannot, by reason of its liabili- 
ties, continue its business, and that it is advisable 
to wind up same, and that the Company be 
wound up accordingly. ~~ 

2. That IXenneth Pearson. Hatha, Sa any “of 
Inverell, be hereby appointed Lancair fox the 
pur poses of the said winding-up. 

N. ©. BUCKNELL, 
Giaienn: 


Dited at Inverell, tHe 28th day of October, 1922. 
1726 10s, 





IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES. “ACT, 
,. AND IN THE MATTER 4 THE . PALAIS 
ROYAL LIMITED. © 


EXTRAORDINARY Tdh een 
~ Passed, 6th November, 1922. 


AT an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Mem- 
bers of the Palais Royal Limited, duly convened and 
held at the Company's registered office on Monday, 
the 6th November, 1922, the subjoined Sarees 
Resolution was duly passed : 1s 


REsoLurion. 


+ That it has Laon pypres to the satisfaction of this 
£ 


meeting that the Company, ‘cannot, by reason. of 
“its liabilities, continue its. ‘business, and-—it is 
adyisable to wind up the same, and accordingly 
that the Company be wound up voluntarily, and 
that Mr. Ernest Remington Shetliffe, of Austral- 
asia Chambers, 2 Martin-place, Sydney, public 
accountant, be and is. hereby appointed Didued shar 
for the purpose of such winding-up. 


Dated this: sixth day of. November, 1922.” 
Fe J. DWYER,» : 

Chairman of the Meeting. 

1727 Ils. 


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‘“WRIGHTVILLE MUNICIPALITY - ‘ABOLITION. 
“ACT 1912”. > 


NOTICE. Hag the woes do hereby eles notice 
to all creditors of the Council of the Municipality of 
Wrightville to furnish me. within” three months from 
the date of the publication. of this notice, with a 
detailed statement of their respective claims against 


‘the said Council. verified _by. statutory, ‘declaration. 


Nady ode Ba: THRMSON, 
Goarickpuse Cobar. Administrator, . 
ord. November Io gg or ho Suinis vey (eR, 
1722 : pak Rs Tk ORS 


OlL PROSPECTING § SYNDIGATH LIMITED. 
; _ SPECTAL RusoLetron. 
Passed, 5th October, 1922; confirmed, 30th October, 
1922 


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AT an Veetrdordi wart General Meeting of the mem- 
‘bers of the Oil) Prospecting | Syndicate Limited, duly 
' convened and held on the fifth day of October, 1922, 
the subjoined Special Resolution was duly passed ; and 


at a subsequent Extraordinary General. Meeting of 


the members of the said Company, also duly convened | 
‘and held’ on -the thirtieth day of October, 1922, the 


subjoined Special Resolution was duly confirmed — 
. Resonvtion. 


That it ‘fewe sae roved to the satisfaction: of “this 
~ meeting that the Company has failed to achieve 


the object for which it was formed, and that it is .— 


advisable to wind up same; and, accordingly, that 
the Company be wound up voluntar ily, and that 
Mr. C. M. Brooks, of 16 Bridge-street, Sydney, be 
and he is hereby appointed | Liquidator for the- 
purposes of such winding-up. Ti 
ALEX, J. McDONALD, 
Chairman of Confirmatory Meeting. 


__ C. N, BROOKS, 


« is ‘Secretary to. Company. 


Dated at Sydney, his 4th day of N ovember, 1922. 2 
1750 aden Aes) TRO at RS 


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FRIENDLY ISLAND'S TRADING CO. LTD. (In 
LIQUIDATION). MEM ET ibe 
NOTICE is hereby given that the Final General Meet- 
’ ing of the Shareholders of the abovenamed Company 
’ will be held at the registered office of the Company. 
q 352 Kent-street, Sydney, on Thursday, 7th December, 
| 1922, at 3 o’clock in the afternoon, for the purpose of 
7 having laid before them an account showing the man- 
. ner in which the winding-up has been conducted and 
the’ property of the Company disposed of; also the 
_ hearing of any explanation that may be given by. the 


Liquidator. — 


\ Dated this third day of November, 1922. 
ig. ' JOHN KIDSON, 
Liquidator. 
“Qs 


. 1762 


SUNBEAM SYNDICATE LIMITED. 


Sprerar RBSOLUTION. 
Passed, 19th October, 1922; confirméd, 3rd November. 
; et eles 





AT an Extraordinary General Meeting of Sunbeam | 


Syndicate Limited, duly convened and held at the 
Company’s office, Eldon Chambers, 92p Pitt-street, 
Sydney, on the nineteenth day of October, 1922, the 
-subjoined Special Resolution was duly passed; and at 
a subsequent Extraordinary General Meeting of the 
said Company, also duly convened. and held at the 
same place on the third day of November, 1922, the 
subjoined Special Resolution was duly confirmed :— 
RESOLUTION. 


That Sunbeam Syndicate Limited be wound up volun- 
tarily, and that James Hilton be appointed Liqui- 
* dator for the purpose of such winding-up. a 
J. MILLICAN, i 
Chairman of Confirmatory Meeting. 
JAMES HILTON, 
x Secretary. 
10s. 


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IN THE MATTER OF BROWN AND POLSON 


~ (AUSTRALIA) LIMITED, - 
SprctaL ResoLurTions. 


* AT an Bxtraordinary General Meeting of the above 
named Company, duly convened and held at ‘the 

offices of H. B. Allard, Way, and Hardie, 28-30 

_ QO Oonnell-street, Sydney, on the 18th day of October, 

~ ~ 4922, the subjoined Special Resolutions were duly 
-passed, and at a subsequent Extraordinary General 
“Meeting of the said Company, also duly convened and 

held at the same place, on the 3rd day of November, 

1922, the subjoined Special Resolutions were duly con- 

firmed :— / : ; 

=e : RESOLUTIONS. ? 

1. That the Company be wound up voluntarily, and 

that Horace Bately Allard, of O’Connell-street, 
Sydney, public accountant, be and he is hereby 
appointed Liquidator for the purpose of such 
winding-up. 

2. That Ahe agreement submitted to this meeting, and 
expressed to be made between this Company of the 
first part, Brown and Polson Limited, of Paisley, 
of. the second part, and Clifford Love and Com- 
pany Limited of the third part, be and the same 
is hereby approved and adopted, and that the 

ogra said Liquicator be and he is hereby authorised, 

pursuant to section 261 of the ‘‘Companies Act, 
ees 1899,’’ to adopt such agreement, and-to carry the 

- game into effect with such modifications as he may. 

think expedient. 





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Rise - Dated this seventh day of November, 1922. 
te ieee HORACE ALLARD, 


Braies Chairman. 
17s. 





 oITY OF ARMIDALE. 


| Noxious Pant. 





Common name. 
Hexham weed. 
_~E. W. MILNER, © 
~ Town Clerk, 
6s. 





UTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 158. 





IN THE MATTER OF THE “COMPANIES ACT, 
1899,” AND IN THE MATTER: OF THE,’ 


‘Council Chambers, Blackheath, 


6067 





fe Se 


THE MUNICIPALITY OF BLACKHEATH. 
NOTICE is hereby given that the above Council, at 
meeting held 7th November, 1922, adopted the levéls 
of Wentworth-street between Sturt and Govett streets. 

SAML. T. GREEN, 
‘own Clerk.. 

8th November, 1922. 

1757 5s. 





MUNICIPALITY OF CAMPBELLTOWN. 


NOTICE is hereby given that Mr. John Thomas 
Deane, of Condamine-street, Campbelltown, has been 
duly appointed Valuer to the above. Municipality for 
the triennial period commencing in the year, 1928, 
under the provisions of the ‘‘Local Government Act, 
1919,” and the Acts amending the same and the 
Ordinances thereunder. 
FRED. SHEATHER, 
Town Clerk. 
na ae 6s. 








SHIRE OF KYOGLE. 


Provosat to Ratse Speciat Loan or £2.500 ror ELEo- 
TRIGAL UNDERTAKING. 


1. At a Meeting of the Council, held on the 12th 
day of, October, 1¥22, a report on the above was re- 
ceived and adopted, and it was resolved that formal 
application for a loan as proposed be proceeded with. 
~ 2. In accordance with section 180 of the ‘‘Local 
Government “Act, 1919,” notice is hereby given that 
the Council of the abovenamed Shire proposes to 
borrow a sum of Two Thousand Five Hunared Pounds 
(£2,500) for the purpose of — 

providing an. efficient water supply for the pur- 
poses of the undertaking ; 

providing necessary stores, materials, and tools 
required ; ; 

the repayment to General Fund of the amount 

“advanced for expenses connected with the 

promotion of the undertaking ; 

defraying the cost of providing street light from 
28th July to 3lst December, 1922, in respect 
of which no rate has been. levied; 

defraying the cost of providing temporary water 
supply; : . 

meeting additional expenditure of the Power- 
house buildings ; 

defraying other payments of authorised extras on 
contracts 5, — 

providing distilling plant; 

paying wages and incidental expenses pending 
the receipt of ,revenue, 


3. Full details, plans, and specifications of the works 
carried out or proposed, for which the application of 
this loan is intended, may be inspected at the Coun- 
cil’s ottice, Kyogle, during ordinary: office hours. 

4. The proposed loan will be issued at par. The 
maximum rate of interest for the first five years will 
be six per centum per annum, but arrangements 
have been made with the Council’s bankers whereby 
the moneys standing at the credit of the Council with 
such bankers from time to time will be credited to 
the amount owing in respect of the proposed loan for 
the purpose of calculating the amount upon which 
interest will be payable. It is proposed to repay 
the loan over a period of sixteen and one-half years, 
by equal half-yearly instalments of £120 7s. 10d., 
representing principal and interest. At the expira- 
tion of five years from the date of borrowing the 
amount, it is proposed to raise a renewal loan for the 


“purpose of repaying the balance of the Joan then 


owing. The whole of the loan will be repaid by the 
year 1938. 

5. For the purpose of meeting the amounts required 
for payment of the half-yearly instalments referred 
to, the Council proposes to apply— ; 

(a) the increased yield (consequent ~ 
upon the new valuation) of the 
existing urban area loan rate of 
3d. in the £ on. the unimproved 
capital value, estimated to pro- 


duce dey GBUN cape WRU sonar RE Rea cle Qh 5 Xe 140 16° 6 
. (b) ‘@ contribution from the Kyogle uy 
_ loan rate of the balance required 100,.0 0 


£24016 6 

(The annual sum required to “meet instalments ‘af 
principal and interest of the proposed loan of £2,500 

represents £240 1ds. 8d.) 


Town Hall. Vaucluse, 


6068 











(2) That the rate.of interest on the loan will not. 
» exceed six per centum (6 per centum) per 
annum, and the term’ of the loan will be 
fifteen years. 
That it is proposed that repayments will be 
made by half-yearly instalments, represent- 
ing principal and interest. The amount of 
each instalment will be £1,934 12s. 9d. 
That. for the purpose of meeting the instal- 
nents referred to, the law will require the 
Council to levy a loan rate of 14/16th pence 
in the £ on the unimproved capital value) 
estimated to yield £2,556 6s. dd.), or 7/16th 
pence in the £ on the improved capital value 
of all ratable land in the area (estimated to 
yield £2,721 12s, 7d), 4 
That specifications, &., of the work proposed 
to be carried out with the loan money may be 
taspected at the Couneil’s office during ordi- 
nary office hours. ~ : 


(6) That the unimproved capital value of Jand 
ratable in the municipality is £701,162, and 


the improved capital value of aired i 
£1,493.068. P of such land is 


Within one month from the date of publication of | 


(4) 


(4) 


’ this notice any number, not less than twenty-five per 


eentum (25 per centum) of the ratepayers enrolled in 
respect of land within the municipality may petition 
the Corncil to take a poll of the ratepayers either as 
to whether the ratepayers approve of the loan or as 
to whether the loan rate shall be levied on the unim- 
proved capital value or the improved capital value, 
or cn both questions. ; ae 


Unless otherwise determined by poll, the Council 
proposes that the loan rate to be levied in respect 
of this loan shall be levied on the unimproved capital 

. Xe 


value. 
EDMUND HORLER.. - 
~ Town Clerk. 
3rd November, 1922, 4 ; 
f £1.65, ' 


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BY Resolution of the above Council passed 






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. % 4 
_ 6. The Council does not propose to levy a loan rate »: ‘THE COUNCIL OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF % 
in respect of the proposed loan. } Pe -- KATOOMBA, Wher a ote 
7. Within one month from the date of the publi- Fixisg Leysrs Katoompa-srreer anp Lritue Grorce 
cation of this notice any number, not less than 25 : STREET : 
per centum (25%) of the ‘ratepayers in respect of sakes fo ee tees Boy Muara : By 
the. land within me Kyogle Urban Area, doe peti- PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that it is the spleation ee 
tion the Council to take a poll of the ratepayers as | *he above Council to fix the levels of Little George street 
to whether they approve of the loan. _ {| and the junction of Little George street: with Katoomba- 
8. Particulars of the estimated income and expen- Pippa A plan. OF shespl oupeed devel may be acen at the 
diture of the undertaking are as folloy:— _- enka Pe Comber) eansessireet  atoomba, daily, uric 
: A inked is ce hours, gone o5 
Sa Gees lighting units, <£ 8. d. Peps 8 All persons interested are called upon to set forth in 
Bene s at aa ABE Sri 1,093 16 Ye is aoe writing, addressed to the Lown Clerk, within one month 
Buoke 0 wee Ighting ves 292 15 10 from the date hereof, any objection to the proposal, and a_ 
r ety i industrial units, ae claim for the provision of reasonable access to the property 
Be ce ater he. 666.16 0 in which they are interes‘ed, ae 
oe fot in ® . Cy Py HENDRY, * 
M site se tei oT eee 182 10 0 Towa Hal], Katoomba, : - Town Clerk. 
Weeter POMS cM ads doers tig yet i ae 10th November, 1922. ; hee 
2313 Co VU ag pi 10s. 
Woruine Cost. : x, : 
en oil, and water .......... a 0 0 THE COUNCIL OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF 
JA DOUD SF otic Nye ea Vane eee ae ais 55 ‘OC : : 
Administrationy tei ies, 104 0 5 ae es eee 
Repairs oe 8 255 0 0 Lrvets or GRusE-STREET SOUTH AT THE INTERSECTION OF 
Depreciation on £8,500 and  CRATGEND-STREET. 
£2,500 ab 6% He 660 0 0 PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that it is the intention of 
ne 1,769 0.0 the above Council to fix the levels of Grose-street South at 
Np Raa Sea the intersection of Craigend-street. A plan of the proposed 
Net eoretiin ee Weis ee £544 & 1 | levels may be seen at the Office of the Council, Parke-stieet, 
Katvomba, daily, during office hours. Penta 
; R. J. MOORE, All persons interested are called upon to set forth in 
} 3 President. writing, addressed to the Town Clerk, within one month 
a from the date hereof, any objection to the proposal, and a 
Counc’ Chanhoeaiee J. PEARSON, claim for the provision of reasonable access tu ike property 
30th Quinheet ieee Shire Clerk, _ in which they are interested, 5 ‘ 
array y ) a ; 4 5 ©, P. HENDRY, 
13 £2 15s. Town Hall, Katoomba, % Town Clerk. 
; 10th November, 1922. - P 
TAT 2 : a L752 : : 103, 
MUNICIPALITY OF VAUCLUSE. ) ares : 
NotiFIcATION OF PRorospp Srxciar Loan o7 £25,000 . MUNICIPALITY OF CAMPBELLTOWN. 
225,000. / 
THE Council of the Municipality of Vaucluse hereby NOTICE is hereby given that Mr. Frederick Sheather, — 
notifies, in pursuance of the ‘‘Local Governmen Town Clerk, has been duly appointed Returning 
1919" 7s Te aed Officer in connection with the triennial election of : 
en cer connection wi e ial election of * ; 
. Aldermen for the above Municipality to be held-on ~— | 
(1) ae = athe ie apply au the approval of Saturday, the 2nd December, 1922. ; 
he Governor to borrow the sum of Twenty. | es TN : 
live fapaepad Pounds (£25,000) for bee aa CH eee Mae 
pose of construction of roads, kerbi ame % . ‘, ‘ : 
guttering, and drainage, ey) eee Loar 5S. e 








COONABARABRAN SHIRE. 
Pusric GATES, 


NOTICE is hereby given that permission for the erec- 


tion of Public Gates has been granted to the following 
persons, and in the localities described :—— . 


No. 38—George Hosking, in parish Grecnbah, county 
Gowen, on the road Merrygoen to Binnaway, at. + 
south-east cornor of portion 57. 7 y 
34—-George Hosking, in parish Greenbah, county 
Gowen, on road Merrygcen tc Binnaway, at scouth- 
east corner of portion 14.— Leis 

36—George Hosking, in parish Cuttabulloo, county 
Gowen, on road Allendale to Binnaway, ‘at north- 
east corner of portion 29. : 
36—Reginald Keith Watt, in parish * Gowang, 
county. Gowen; on road Coonabarabran to Toora- 
weena, on boundary line of portion.33. 

37—Brerce Watt, in parish Tannabar, county 
Gowen, on road Coonabarabran to Tooraweena, at 
prolongation of north-eastern boundary of portion 
28. i 3 
88—Bruce Watt. in parish Wingabutta, county 
Gowen, on road Coonabarabran to Tcoraweena, in 


portion 15. i 

J. 1. HARVEY, ee 

6th November, 1922. . Shire Clerk. 
1748 ty Beet tae hs PASS 


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5 ies at eer F HUNTER. ‘ Sane } aS . : 

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seed gn the 20 
November, 1922, the undermentioned plant has bee 
declared noxious within Upver Hunter Shire;— 
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Colinum maculatum .. Hemlock. | Ct 
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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 158. 





6069 





DORRIGO SHIRE COUNCIL. 


 Stretr Liguring Locan Rate ror tHe VILLAGE or 
Dorxico. 


- Defined Area and Estimates. 


PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the Council of 
the Shrre of Dorrigo proposes to ‘strike and levy a 
local street lighting rate within the ‘‘Dorrigo Lighting 
District’? detined hereunder, in accordance with the 
provisions of sections 122 and 123 of the ‘Local Gov- 
ernment Act, 1919,’ for the purpose of defraying the 
expenses in connection with the hgehting of the streets 
within the village of Dorrigo: . 
It is proposed to levy the rate for the three months 
ending 3lst December, 1922. The rate proposed is one 
penny in the £ on the unimproved capital value of al! 


_ratable land within the Dorrigo Lighting District for 


the three months ending 3lst December, 1922. 
(Note.—-The lighting of the streets’ol Dorrigo com- 
menced on the Ist October, 1922.) : 
Attention is invited to section 121 (3) of the Local 
Government Act, which provides :—-‘tOn publication 
of notice,of, a proposal to make and levy a local rate, 
a petition for a poll of ratepayers on the question of 


' the basis of the rate may be served on the Council 


2 


‘174d 


within the prescribed time by any fifty ratepayers on 
the roll. having their qualification in respect of land 
which will be ‘subject to the rate, or if there are not 
one hundred and fifty such ratepayers on the roll, by 
any number not less than one-fifth of such rate- 
payers.” 

Ordinance 5 (284) prescribes that the above petition 
must be lodged within one month from the date 
hereof. : 

‘The Dorrigo Lighting District shall include the rat- 


able lands contained within the following boundaries: 


—Commencing at Beilsdown Creek at a point where 
the traffic pees crosses the said creek, and proceed- 
ing in a northerly direction along the eastern bank of 
the Beilsdown Creek to the southern boundary of the 
parish of Leigh; thence in a straight line to the inter- 
section of Vine and North streets; thence along North- 
street to its intersection with Dorrigo-street; thence 
easterly along Dorrigostreet to its eastern end; thence 
southerly to the north-eastern corner of portion 113, 
parish of Bligh; thence southerly along the eastern 
boundary of portions 113, 114, 77, 78. 80, 82, 84, 87, 
93, and along the south-eastern boundary of portions 
93, 92, 91, and 97 (part), to the south-eastern corner of 
portion 99; thence westerly along the southern boun- 
daries of portions 99, 100, 104, to the south-west corner 
of portion 105; thence in a straight line, to the point 
of commencement, parish of Bligh, county Fitzroy. 
Estimates for 1922 (part).—Notice is hereby given, 
under section 138 of the Act, that the Council has duly 
adopted the following estimate for the year 1922 
(dane) {= 
Estimated income— 
Local street lighting rate of ld. in the £ 
on the unimproved capital valie of 
all ratable land’ within the above 


Mescriped area. vty ww ee. sens ee £189 
The total unimproved capital value of 
all ratable land within the above. 
PECTS Pea eee eM TG Pre ee £45,565 
Estimated expenditure— ; 
Proportion of administrative ex- 
PCRSCS He ses ser ee ee. ee £10 
- Cost of street lighting, M.R., &c.... £179 
iiaste tA Piao 


A, G. BROAD, 
Shire Clerk. 


e: £1 16s. 


Shire Chambers, Coramba, 
14th October, 1922. 





SHIRE OF COOLAMON. | ° 
PrRoposan TO RAISE A SpwctaL LOAN oF £7,000. 


1. IT is hereby notified, in accordance with the pro- 
visions of the ‘‘Local Government Act, 1919,’’ that the 
Council of the Shire of Coolamon proposes to raise a 


Special Loan of £7,000 for the purpose.of installing an- 


Electricity Supply undertaking. 
The money will be expended as follows : — 


4 (a) Plant and equipment ................ £5,200 
Mains, meters, &. We cili.e 1,700 
a | £7,000 


Nore.— Further particulars of the scheme are set 
out on a Schedule which may be inspected at the office 
of the Shire Clerk. : 

2. The rate of interest to be paid on the money to 
be borrowed is not to exceed 6 per centum per annum. 


No. 158, 10 Novemper 192% -—7.. 








3. It is proposed to repay the whole of the money 
borrowed within a term of 20 years by 40 half-yearly 
instalments of interest and principal combined, 
amounting to £302 16s. 9d. per instalment. 

4. If the loan be approved it will be necessary to 
levy a loan rate of 24rd of one penny in the £ on the 
unimproved capital value of £63,056, estimated to 
yield £613 Os. 11d.,-or such a rate on the improved 
capital value (which is not yet assessed) as would yield 
a similar amount, for*the purpose of paying the half- 
yearly instalments of principal and interest. 

5. That the Council proposes to levy a loan rate on 
the urban area, and unless otherwise decided by a poll 
of ratepayers, such loan rate will be levied on thg un- 
improved capital value of the urban area, 

6. The total number of ratepayers on the roll for the 
area will be 259 (more or less). f 

7. Notice is hereby given that a period of one month 
is allowed in which any number, not being less than 
25 per cent. of the ratepayers in the area, may petition 
the Council to take a poll of the ratepayers either as 
to whether the ratepayers approve of the loan, or as to 
whether the loan rate as before mentioned shall be 
levied on the improved capital value or unimproved 
capital value, or on both questions. If a formal petitiou 
for a poll on any of the abovementioned questions is 
lodged with the Council within the prescribed time, 


the Council will forthwith ‘arrange for and take such 


poll of the ratepayers of the area. 


A, W. GIBBS, 
Shire Hall, Coolamon, Shire Clerk, 
7th November, 1922. 
1747 £1 5s. 





PUBLIC GATE. 
NOTICE: is hereby given that the Upper Hunter 
Pastures Protection Board has been granted permis- 
sion to erect a Public Gate at the intersection of 
Scone-Barry road and the road leading to T.S.R. 
No. 90, at Gundy. The registered number will be 203. 


W. J. MOXHAM, 
Shire Office, Scone, 


Shire Clerk. 
3rd November, 1922. 
1716 6s. 





SHIRE OF KU-RING-GATI. 

; BoRROWING PROPOSAL. 
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with the provisions 
of the ** Local Government Act, 1919,” that the Council of the 
Shire of Ku-ring-gai proposes te apply for the Governor’s 
approval to raise a special loan of £2,145 for the purpose of 
purchasing for park and public recreation purposes, lots 8 
and 9 of the Garden Estate, and lots 1, 2, 3 and 4 of the Firs 
Estate, ‘Roseville. 

The proposal is to borrow such amount of £2,145 at not 
exceeding 54 per cent. interest and to repay the lean, together 
with the interest thereon, by half-yearly instalments for 
principal and interest of approximately £250 each instalment 
spread over 5 years. The principal and interest payments 
“will be made out of the Parks Special Fund. 

Under section 180 of the ‘‘ Local Government Act, 1919,” 
any number, not less than 25 per cent. of the ratepayers, may, 
within one month from the date of publication of this notice, 
petition the Council to take a poll of ratepayers as to whether 


_ the ratepayers approve of the loan. 


Further particulars may, if desired, be obtained on applica- 
tion to the undersigned. Q 
ite J. A. GILROY, 

Council Chambers, Shire Clerk, 
Gordon, 10th November, 1922. 


1743 14s. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898,” and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Maintenance 
and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby 
given that every person having any claim against the estate 
of William Frederick Scheetz, late of Albury, farmer, 
deceased, who died on the 28th day of September, 1922, and 
probate of whose will has been granted to: Mary Scheetz, of 
Albury, widow, the executrix, is hereby required to send 


particulars in writing of such claim to the under®igned, her 


proctor, on or before the last day of December next, after which 
the executrix will proceed to distribute the assets of the 
deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, having regard 
only to the claims of which she shall then have had notice, — 
Dated this 6th day of November, 1922, 
V. FLOOD NAGLE, 
Proctor for the Executrix, ; 


Temple Court, Dean:strect, 
Albury. 


1735 *) 16s, 


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In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, . 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of William Michael Lawler, late of Grosvenor- 
‘street, Woollahra, in the State of New South Wales, 
clerk, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898,” and the ‘‘ lestator’s Family Maintenance 
and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby 
given that every creditor or other person having any claim 
against the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died 
on or about the 2nd day of September, 1922, and probate of 
whose will was granted by the Supreme: Court of New 
South Wales, on the 27th day of October, 1922, to James 
Downey and John Latt Payne (in the will called John Lax 
Payne), the executors named in the said will, are hereby 
required to send in particulars of their claims to the said 
executors, in care of the undersigned, proctors for the said 
executors, on or before the 16th day of December next, at 
the expiration of which time the said executors will proceed 
to distribute the assets of the said deceased among the 
persons entitled thereto, having regard to the debts and 
claims only of which they shall then have had notice ; and 
the said executors will not be Hable, for the assets so 
distributed, to auy person of whose debt or claim they shall 
not have had 
Dated this 7th day of November, 1922. 


STEPHEN, JAQUES AND STEPHEN, 
12 and 14 O’Connell-street, Sydney. 


1735 16s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Mary Jane Buchanan, late of Nubba, in the 
State of New South Wales, storekeeper, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898” : Notice is hereby given that every creditor 
or other person having any claim against the estate of 
Mary Jane Buchanan, the abovenamed deceased, who died 
on or about the 7th day of October, 1921, and probate of 
whose will was on the 9th day of February, 1922, granted 
by the Supreme Court of New South Wales to George File 
Sackett, of Wallendbeen, storekeeper, and James Wesley 
Morrow, of Cullinga, farmer, the executors in the said will 
named, is hereby required to send particulars in writing of 
such claim to the said executors, in care of the undersigned, 
on or before the 28rd day of December, 1922, at the expira- 
tion of which time the said executors will proceed to distribute 
the assets of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled 
thereto, having regard only to the claims of which they then 
have notice ; and notice is hereby further given that the said 
executors will not be liable, for the asséts or any part 
thereof so distributed, to any person of whose claim they shall 
not have had notice at the time of such distribution. —Dated 
this 7th day of November, 1922. 


ROBISON, THOMSON AND MAXWELL, 
Proctors for the said Executors, 
Central Chambers, 
Parker-street, 
Cootamundra. 


1737 és. 





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In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of Henry William Stokes, late of 
Manly, near Sydney, in the State of New South Wales, 
gentleman, deceased. > 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Willa, Probate and Administration Act, 

1898,” and the ‘“‘Testator’s Family Maintenance and Guard- 

ianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given that 

every creditor or other person having any debt or claim 

upon or affecting the estate of the abovenamed deceased, 

who died on orabout the 16th day of August, 1922, and probate, 
of whose will was, on the 18th day of October, 1922, granted 

by the Supreme Court of New South Wales to the Public 

Trustee, are hereby required to send particulars in writing 

of their debt or claim to the said Public Trustee on or 
before the Ilth day of December, 1922, at the expiration of 
which tinfe the said Public Trustee will proceed to distribute 
the assets. of the said deceased amongst the persona. entitled 

thereto, having regard to the debts or claims only of which 

he then has notice ; and notice is hereby further given that the 

said Public Trustee will not be liable,for theassets or any part 
thereof so distributed, to any person of whose debt or claim 

he shallnot have had notice at the time of such distribution. 

—Dated this 9th day of November, 1922. 


GILL AND OXLADE, 
Proctors for Public Trustee, 
84 Castlereagh-street, Sydney. 
18s, Gd, 


notice at the time of such distribution. —. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. i58. [10 N 





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In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION, 


In the will of John Buckle, late of Sydney, in the State of 


New South Wales,.shipowner, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898,” and pursuant to the “Testator’s Family Main- 
tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is 
hereby given that all creditors and other pereons having any 
claims or demands against or upon the estate of the above- 
named deceased, who died at Rose Bay, near Sydney afore- 
said, on the 25th day of June, 1982, and probate of whose 
will was, on the i0th day of August, 1422, granted by the 
Supreme Gourt of New South Wales, in its Probate Juris- 
diction, to Thomas Buckle and William Wiseman Buckle, 
two of the executors named in the said will (leave being re- 
served to Francis Buckle the other executor named in the 
said will to come in and prove) are hereby required to send 
in full particulars of their claims and demands upon the said 
estate to the said executors, at the office of the undersigned, 
on or before the 22nd day of December, 1922, in default 
whereof the said executors will, after the lastmentioned 
date,; proceed to administer the estate and distribute the 
assets amongst the parties entitled thereto, having regard 
only to the claims or demands of which they shall then have 
had notice ; and the said executors will not be liable, for the 
assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any person of 
whose claim they shall not have had notiee at the time of 
-such distribution. —Dated this 7th day of November, 1922. 


HAROLD T. MORGAN AND MORGAN, 
Proctors for the Executors, 
Ocean House, 34 Martin-place, Sydney. 
16s. 








In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


i) 


In the matter of tlfe estate of Mary Florence Chapman, 


late of Gladesville, in the State of New South Wales, 
married woman, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898,” and the ‘‘ Testator’s Family Maintenance and 
Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916” : Notice is hereby given 
that every creditor or other person having any debt or claim 
upon or affecting the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who 


_ died on or about the 12th day of August, 1922, and ‘of whose 


estate letters of administration, with the will annexed, were, 


on the 19tk day of October, 1922, granted by the Supreme . 


Court of New South Wales to the Public Trustee, is hereby 
required to send particulars in writing of their debt or claim 
to the said Public Trustee on or before the 8th day of 
December, 1922, at the expiration of which time the said 
Public Trustee will proceed to distribute the assets of the 
said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, having 
regard to the debts or claims only of whieh he then has 
notice; and notice is hereby further given that the said 
Public Trustee wll not be liable, for the assets or any part 
thereof so distributed, to any person of whose debt or claim 
he shall not have had notice at the time of such distribution. 


T, W. GARRETT, 
Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. \ 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 

4th November, 1922. . 


1745 16s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of Elizabeth Ann Mackenzie, 
late of South Broken Hill, in the State of New South 
Wales, widow, deceased. , 

PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 

Act, 1898,” and the ‘‘Testator’s. Family Maintenance and 

Guardianshipof Infants Act, 1916” : Notice ishereby given that 


- every creditor or other person haying any debt or claim upon 


or affecting the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died 
on or about the 20th day of August, 1922, and of whose 
estate letters of administration, with the will annexed of the 
said deceased, were, on the 19th day of October, 1922, 
granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales to the 
Public Trustee, is hereby required to send particulars in 
writing of their debt or claim to the said Public Trustee on 


‘or before the 11th day of December, 1922, at the expiration 


° 


of which time the said Public Trustee will proceed +o dis- | 


tribute the assets of the said deceased amongst the persons 
entitled thereto, having regard to the debts or claims only 
of which he then has notice; and notice is hereby further 
given that-the said Public Trustee will not be liable, for the 
assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any person of 
whose debt or claim he shall not have had notice at the time 
of such distribution. ; es 
T. W. GARRETT, 
Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. — 
67 Castlereagh-streec, Sydney, ak) 
6th November, 1922, — Ruse ‘ ae 
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in the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 
PROBATE JURISDICTION, 


In the will of William Bultitude, late of Ulmarra, in the 
State of New South Wales, farmer, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898,” and the “ Testator’s Family Maintenance sed 
Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given 
that every creditor or other person having any claim against 
the estate of Wiliam Bultitude, the abovenamed deceased, 
who died on or about the 13th day of May, 1922, and probate 
of whose will was, on the 14th day of June, 1922, granted 
by the Supreme Court of New South Wales to Arthur Clar- 
ence Bultitude and Augustus Clarence Bultitude, the execu- 
tors in the said will named, 


particulars in writing of such claim to the said Arthur Clar- 


. ence Bultitude and Augustus Clarence Bultitude, in care of 


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tion Act, 1898”: 
creditor or other person having any debt or claim 


the undersigned, Lavid John Lobban, at his office hereunder 
mentioned, on or before the 2Ist day of December next, at 
the expiration of which time the said Arthur Clarence Bul- 
titude and Augustus Clarence Buititude will proceed tg dis- 
tribute the assets of the said deceased amongst the persons 
entitled thereto, having’ regard only to the claims of whick 
they then have notice; and notice is hereby further given 
that the said Arthur Clarence Bultitude and Augustus 
Clarence Bultitude will not be liable, for the assets or any 
part thereof so distributed, to any person of whose claim 
they shall not have had notice at the time of such distribu- 
tiou.— Dated this 3lst day of October, 1922. 


DAVID JOHN LOBBAN, 
Proctor for the said Arthur Clarence Bultitude 
and Augustus Clarence Bultitude, . 


By his Agents, — : Grafton. 
CLAYTON AND. UTZ, 

280 Castlereagh-street, Sydney. 

1732 _ 16s. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of Thomas Davies, late 
of Jerilderie, in the State of New South Wales, 
blacksmith, deceased, intestate. 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898’; Notice is hereby given that every 
creditor or other person having any debt or claim 
upon or affecting the estate of Thomas Davies, the 
abovenamed deceased, who died on or about the 30th 


day of October, 1921, and administration of whose - 


estate was, on the 22nd day of September, 1922 
granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales 
to the Public Trustee, is hereby required to send par- 
ticulars in ‘writing of their debt or claim to the said 
Public Trustee on or before the 7th day of December, 
1922, at the expiration of which tine the said Public 
Trustee will proceed to distribute the assets of the 


said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, | 


‘having regard to the debts or claims only of which he 
then has notice; and notice is hereby further given 
that the said Public Trustee will not be liable, for the 
assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any per- 
son of whose debt or claim he shall not have had 
notice at the time of such distribution. 
T. W. GARRETT, 

Culwulla Chambers, ‘Public Trustee. 

67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 

28th October, 1922, : 

By Weaver anp ALLWORTH, 
Srey ert 
: Martin-place, Sydney; 
Moree ee 16s. 
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In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of Selina Ellis, late of 


_ Milson’s Point, in the State of New South Wales, 
Married woman, deceased, intestate. 


=P . 
PURSUANT to the “Wills, Probate and Administra- 
Notice is hereby given that every 


upon or affecting the estate of Selina Ellis, the above- 


named deceased, who died on or about the 25th day 






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of August, 1922, and administration of whose estate 
was, on the 13th day of October, 1922, granted by the 
Supreme Court of New South Wales to tho Public 
Trustee, is hereby required to send particulars in 
writing of their debt or claim to the said Public Trus- 
tee, on or before the 2nd day of December, 1922, at 
the expiration of which time the said Public Trustee 
will proceed to distribute the assets of the said de- 


ceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, having — 


regard to the debts or claims only of which he then has 


is hereby required to send’ 


notice; and notiee is hereby further given that the 
said Public Trustee will not be liable, for the assets 
or any part thereof so distributed, to any person of 
whose debt or claim he shall not have had notice at 
the time of such distribution, 
ei T. W. GARRETT, 
Culwulla) Chambers, Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, 
Sydney, 2nd November, 1922. 


1719 16s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 
PROBATE JURISDICTION, 

In the will of Edward Lintott, late of Summer Hill, 
in the State ot New South Wales, retired © 
grazier, deceased. . 

PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 

tion Act, 1898,’’ and the Testator’s Hamily Main- 

tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916’: 

Notice is hereby givén that every creditor or other 

person having any debt or claim against the estate 

of the abovenamed deceased, who died on or about the 
28th day of July, 1922, and probate of whose will was 
granted by the Supreme Court .of New South Wales, 
on the 8th day of September, 1922, to William Henry 
Lintott, the executor in the said will named, are 
hereby required to send in particulars in writing 
of such. claim to the undersigned on or before the 
27th day of December, 1922, at the expiration of 
which time the said executor will proceed to distri- 
bute the assets of the said deceased amongst the 
persons entitled thereto, having regard only to the 
debts or claims of which he shall then have had notice; 
and the said executor will not be lable, for the assets 
or any part thereof so distributed, to any person of 
whose claim he shall not have had notice at the time 
of such distribution.—Dated this 3rd day of Novem- 


ber, 1922. 
GEO, A. ROBINSON, 
Proctor for the Executor, 
107 Pitt-street, Sydney. 


1710 16s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION, 


In the matter of the estate of Mary Ann Alroe (for- 
merly Carlson), late of Kent-street, Sydney, in 
the State of New South Wales, married woman, 
deceased. 

PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 

tion Act, 1898,’? and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Main- 

tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916’ 

Notice is hereby given -that every creditor or other 

person having any debt or claim upon or affecting 

the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died on 
or about the 5th day of July, 1922, and letters of 
administration, with the will annexed, of whose estate, 
were, on the 4th day of September, 1922; granted 
by the Supreme Court of New South Wales to the 


Public Trustee, is hereby required to send particulars 


in writing of their debt or claim to the said Public 
Trustee on or before the Ist day of December, 1922, 
at the expiration of which time the said Public 
Trustee will proceed to distribute the assets of the 
said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, 
having regard to the debts or claims only of which 
he then. has’ notice; and notice is hereby further 
given that the said Public Trustee will not be lable, 
for the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to 
any person of whose debt or claim he shall not have 
had notice at the time of such distribution. 

¥F, W. GARRETT, 
Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-strect, Sydney, 

2nd November, 1922. 


1720 16s. 





In the Supreme Court of New Seuth Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 

In the matter of the estate of Ernest Charles Morse, 
late of Forbes, in the State of New South Wales, 
railway employee, deceased, intestate. 

PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 

tion Act, 1898’’: Notice is hereby given that every 

creditor or other person having any debt or claim 
upon or affecting the estate of Ernest Charles Morse, 
the abovenamed deceased, who died on or about the 
ith day of July, 1922, and administration of whose 
estate was, on the 13th day of October, 1922, granted 
by the Supreme Court of New South Wales to the 
Public Trustee, is hereby required to send particulars 


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in writing of their debt or claim to the said Public 
Trustee on or before the 6th day of December, 1922, 
at the expiration of which time the said Public 
Trustee will proceed to distribute the assets of the 
said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, 
having regard to the debts or. claims only of which 
he then has notice; and notice is hereby further given 
that the said Public Trustee will not be lable, for 
the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any 
person of whose debt or°claim he shall not have had 
notice at the time of such distribution. 


T. W. GARRETT, 


Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. | 


67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
ae 2nd November, 1922. 
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16s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of John Abraham Hobson, 
late of Mascot, in the State of New South Wales, 
painter, deceased, intestate. 

PURSUANT to the “Wills, Probate and Administra- 

tion Act, 1898’’: Notice is hereby given that every 

creditor cr other person having any debt or claim 
upon or affecting the estate of John Abraham Hobson 
the abovenamed deceased, who died on or about the 


Sth day of July, 1914, and administration of whose. | 


estate was, on the 16th day of June, 1992, granted by 
the Supreme Court of New South Wales to the Public 
‘Trustee, is hereby required to send particulars in writ- 
ing of their debt or claim to the said Public Trustee 
on or before the 7th day sf December, 1922, at the 
expiration of which time the said Public Trustee will 
proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased 
amongst the persons entitled thereto, having regard 
to the ‘debts or claims only. of which he then has 
notice; and notice is hereby further given that the 
said Public Trustee will not be liable: for the assets 
or any part thereof so distributed, to any person of 
whose debt or claim he shall not have had notice at 
the time of such distribution. ; 


T. W. GARRETT, 


{ Mot Oh: es bls 
Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 


67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
rs 2nd November, 1922. 
1731 


16s. * 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 

In the matter of the estate of Edgar Tasina n Llewelly 
Hall, late of Redfern, in the State of Nee woe 
Wales, laundry proprietor, deceased, intestate. 

PURSUANT to the “Wills, Probate and Administra- 

tion Act, 1898’’: Notice is hereby given that every 

ereditor or other person having ‘any dekt or claim 
upon or affecting the estate of Edear Tasman 

Llewellyn Hall, the abcvenamed deceased, who died 

on or about the 10th day of August "1929 and 

administration of whose estate was, on the 25th day 
of October, 1922, granted by the Supreme Court of 

New South Wales to the Public Trustee, is hereby 

required to send particulars in writing of their debt 

or claim to the said Public Trustee on or before the 
12th dav of December. 1922. at. the expiration of 
which time the said Public Trustee will proceed to 


distribute the assets of the said decease 
cube entitled thereto, reberate ae ia 
or claims only of which he then has notice: i 
or ‘ : ; and not 
is hereby further given that the said Publie dere 
will not be liable, for the assets or any part thereof 
* distributed. to any person of whose debt or claim 
e shall not have had: notice at the time of such-dis- 


tribution. 
T. W. GARRETT. 


Calwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 


67 Oastlereagh-street, Sydney, 
b, 7th November, 1922; ~— 
1769 , 16s 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of Samuel Beard, late of 
Belmore, in the State of New South Wales, postal 

_ assistant, deceased, intestate. 
PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
taon Act, 1898’: Notice is hereby given that every 
creditor or other person having any debt or claim 
upon or affecting the estate of Samuel Beard, the 


haying regard to the debts - 


“Phillips, of A.M.P.. Chambers,.Sydney, Conveyancer- 


abovenamed deceased, who died on or about the ‘8th 
day of August, 1922, and administration of whose 
estate was, on the 1st day of November, 1922, granted 


by the Supreme Court of Now South 'Wales to the | 


Public Trustee, is hereby required to send particulars 
in writing of their debt or claim to the said Public 
Trustee on or before the 12th day of December, 1922, 
at the expiration of which time the said Public 
Trustee will proceed to distribute the assets of the 
said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, 
having regard to the debts or claims only of which 
he then has notice; and notice is hereby further 
given that the said Publie Trustee will not be liable, 
for the assets or any part thereof so distributed. 
to any person of whose debt or claim he shall not 
have had notice at the time of such distribution. 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Culwulla Chambers, : Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 

7th November, 1922, 


16s. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will:and codicil of Daniel .Minnette, late of 
Hurstville, in the State of New South Wales, 
nursery proprietor, deceased. 

PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 

tion Act, 1898,’’ and to the ‘‘Testator’s Family Main- 

tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916’’: 

Notice is hereby given that every creditor or other 

person having any claim against~the estate of Daniel 

Minnette, the abovenamed deceased, who died on or 


about the 28th day of November, a.p. 1921, and pro- ~ 


bate of whose will and codicil was, on the 14th day 
of February, A.p. 1922, granted by the Supreme Court 
of New South Wales to James Massey, the sole 
executor in the said will and codicil named, is héreby 
required to send particulars in writing of such claim 


‘to the said James Massey, in care of the undersigned, 


Messrs. Murphy and Moloney, at their offices here- 
under mentioned, on or before the 15th day of Decem- 
ber, A.p. 1922, at the expiration of which time the said 
James Massey will proceed to distribute the assets of 
the said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, 
having regard only to the claims of which he then 
has notice; and notice is hereby further given that 
the said James Massey will not be liable, for the 
assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any person 
ef whose claim he shall not have had notice at the 
time of such distribution.—Dated this:2nd day of 
November, 1922. : ; 
MURPHY AND MOLONEY, — 

»  Proctors for the said Executor. 

79 EKlizabeth-street, Sydney. 


1765 16s, 





In the Supreme Gourt of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


é 

In the will of Ralph Norman Spendelove, late of Ash- 
field, near Sydney, in the State of New South 
Wales, accountant, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898’’: Notice is hereby given that all credi- 
tors and other persons having any debts or claims upon 
or affecting the estate of the abovenamed deceased, 
who died on or about the 25th day of January, 1921, 
and probate of whose will was granted by the Supreme 
Court of New South Wales, in its Probate Jurisdiction, 
on the 3rd day of November, 1922, to Richard Cyril 


at-Law, the executor named in the said will, are here- 
be required to send in particulars of their claims to 
the undersigned, at the undermentioned address, on or, 


before the 14th day of December, 1922, at the expira- 


tion of which time the said Richard Cyril Phillips will 
proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased: 
amongst the persons entitled thereto, having regard to 


the debts and claims only of which he shall then have | 


had notice; and the said Richard Cyril Phillips will 
not be liable, for the assets or any part thereof so dis- 
tributed, to any person of whose debt or claim he shall 
not have had notice at the time of such distribution, -- 
Dated this 9th day of November, 1922. coat 


ERNEST HENRY WARD, 
Proctor for the Executor, © 
a - A.M.P. Chambers, * di 
89 Pitt-street, renee 
“ Ss. 











: 
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aot 
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10 Nov, 192%] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 158. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION, 


In the will of Neal Collins, late of Sydney, in the State 
of New South Wales, solicitor, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,’’ and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Mainten- 
ance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916’’: Notice 
is hereby given that all creditors and other persons 
having any claims upon, or being otherwise interested 
in the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died at 
Sydney on the 7th day of August, 1922, and probate 
‘of whose will, dated the 4th day of November, 1921, 
was granted on the lith day of October, 1922, to Mary 
Angela Collins, John Joseph Mulholland, and Jeremiah 


Dwyer, the executrix and executors named in the said 


will, are hereby required to send in full particulars in 
writing of such claims to the said executors, in care of 
the undersigned, on or before the 16th day of Decem- 


ceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased 


amongst the parties entitled thereto, having regard 


only to the claims of which they shall then have notice; 
and the said executors shall not be liable, for the assets 
or any part thereof so distributed, to any person of 
whose claim they shall not have had notice at the time 
of such distribution.—Dated this 27th day of October, 


1922, 
COLLINS AND° MULHOLLAND, 
Proctors for Executors, 
: 77 Castlereagh-street, Sydney. 
1767 ‘16s. 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Ellen O’Donovan (more commonly known 
as Ellen Donovan), late of Sydney, in the State 
of New South Wales, spinster, deceased, 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,’’ and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Main- 





‘tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916’’: 


Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other 
persons having any claims upon or being otherwise 
interested in the estate of the abovenamed deceased, 
who died at Sydney, on the 6th day of October, 1922, 


.. and probate of whose will, dated the 18th day of Sep- 


tember, 1922, was granted on the 27th day of Octo- 
ber, 1922, to John Joseph Mulholland, the sole execu- 
tor named in the said will, are hereby required to 
send in full particulars in writing of such claims to 
the said executor, in care of the undersigned, on or 
before the 16th day of December, 1922, after which 
date the said exeeutor will proceed to distribute the 
assets of the said deceased amongst the parties en- 
titled thereto, having regard only to the claims of 
which he shall then have notice: and the said executor 
shall not be liable, for the assets or any part thereof 
so distributed, to any person of whose claim he shall 
not have had notice at the time of such distribution.— 
Dated this 7th day of November, 1922. 
COLLINS AND MULHOLLAND, 
Proctors for ecutors, 
77 Castlereagh-street, Sydney. 
; ps. 








In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 
PROBATE JURISDICTION, 


_ In the will and codicil of Jane Snow, late of Neridah- 


street, Ohatswood, near Sydney, in the State of 
New. South Wales, married woman, deceased. 


_ PURSUANT to the “Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898” : 


lon Notice is hereby given that all 
creditors and other persons having any debt or claim 


ceased, who died on or about the 7th day of April, 


+ 1921, and probate of whose will was granted by the 


Supreme Court of New South Wales, in its Probate 
Jurisdiction, on the 5th day of May, 1921, are hereby 


Tequired to send in particulars of their claims to the 


undersigned, the proctors for the said executors, on 
or before the 29th day .of December next, at the 


expiration of which time the said executors will pro- 


ceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased 
among the persons entitled thereto, having regard to 


_ the debts and claims only of which they shall then have 


had notice; and the said executors will not be liable, 
for the assets so distributed, to any person of whose 
debt or claim they shall not have had notice at the 
time of such distribution.—Dated this 8th day of 
November, 1922, : . 

KERSHAW, MATTHEWS, LANE AND GLASGOW, 

_ --_ -Proctors for the Executors, 

. s 34 Martin-place, Sydney. 
1763 ( ‘ 1 





-ber, 1922, after which date the said executors will pro- ’ 


\ 


‘upon or affecting the estate of the abovenamed de-” 





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6073 








[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.]} 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (28,994) 
IN BANKRUPTOY. 
Re William Francis Wilshire, of Bega, carpenter. 


NOTICH is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of the debtor, and Mr. C. F. W. Lioysd appointed 
to be the Official Assignee——Dated at Sydney, this Sth day 


of November, 1922. 
N.C. LOCKHART, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
: Free 


[3256] 
[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (23,090) 
IN BANKRUPTOY. 

Re John Patrick Smith, of 30 Barden-street, Tempe, fettler. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has 
this day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on 
the petition of the debtor, and Mr. C. F. W. Lloyd appointed 
to be the Official Assignee.— Dated at Sydney, this 7th day of 


November, 1922. 
N. C. LOCKHART, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
1773 5s. 


- Notios under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1598.) 
i'n the Suprez:e Court of New South Wales. (23,091) 
, iN BANKRUPTOY. 
Re Joseph Albert Pollock, of near Bangalow, farmer. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupts, on the 
petition of the debtor, and Mr. W. H. Palmer appointed to 
be the Official Assignee —-Dated at Sydney, this 7th day of 
November, 1922. ~ f 





N. C. LOCKHART, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
1774 5s. 





[ Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptey Act, 1898.} 
In the Supreme Court of. New South Wales. (23,068 ) 


IN BANKRUPTOY., 


Re George Bates and William H. Braye, trading as “ Bates 
and Braye,’ of Mayfield, Newcastle. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
‘petition of H. McKenzie Limited, and Mr. W. H. Palmer 


_ appointed to be the Official Assignee.—Dated at Sydney, this 


3rd day of November, 1922. 


N. C. LOCKHART, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
1775 58. 





— 


[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (23,076) 
’ 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re William Stewart, of “The Strand” Fruit Shop, Beamish 
street, Campsie, fruiterer. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of Augustin Skidmore and two others, trading as 
*Elsmore,’ and Mr. W. H. Palmer appointed to be the 
Official Assignee.—Dated at Sydney, this 6th day of November, 


1922. 
N. C. LOCKHART, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Ss. 





1776 





[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptey Act, 1898. ] 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (28,079) 
IN BANKRUPTOY. 
Re B. L. Dobson, of Narrabeen, builder. 


NOTIOE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of T, C. Davis arid Sons, and W. S. Friend and Co., 
and Mr. C. F. W. Lloyd appointed to be the Official Assignee, 
—Dated at Sydney, this 6th day of November, 1922, 


N. 0, LOCKHART, 
Registrar in Bankruptey. 
W777 5a, 


6074 NEW SOULE WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 158. 






{10 Nov, 1 


In the Sepreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. ; 


NOTIOR ie hereby given that the Single Meeting of Creditors 


in the following matter will be held at the Court, Supreme 
Court Building, Elizabeth-street, Sydney, on the 21st day of 
November, 1922, at 10 a.m., or as soon after as the course 
of business will permit. ‘To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, 
his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 
not later than the 20th day of November, 1922 :— 


Re Frank Charles Mardel (No. 23,078), trading as ‘‘ Adver- 
scope Company ” of 87 Harbour-street, Mosman, and lately 
carrying on business at Malcolm Buildings, Malcolm-lane, 


Sydney. 
_ N.C, LOCKHART, 
Registrar in Bankruptey. 


Official Assignee— CHARLES FAtrrax WarTeRtoo Luoyp. 
1778 78. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re Edward Albert Lewis, of Bathurst-road, Blackheath, 
; grocer, 


- NOTICE is hereby given that the First Meeting of creditors 
in the above matter will be held at the Office of the Official 
Awignee, 182 Phillip-street, Sydney, on the 22nd day of 


(23,080) 


'. November, 1922, at 11 a.m., or as soon after as the course of 


business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, his 
proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 
Elizabeth-street, Sydney, not later than the 20th day of 
November, 1922. 
N. 0. LOCKHART, ! 
Registrar in Bankruptey, 
Official Assignee~-Cuaries Farnrax WatERioo Liorp. 


1779 g 78. 





Ia the Supreme Oovrt of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re Waverley Thowas Fee, of West Wyalong, labourer. 


‘NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the above matter will be held at the Court-house, West Wya- 
long, before the District Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the lath 
day of December, 1922, at 10 2.m., or as soon after as the 
course of business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote 
thereat, his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in 
Bankruptcy, Elizabeth-street, Sydney, not later than the 7th 
day of December, 1922. 


(23,052) 


N. C. LOCKHART, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy, 
Official Assignee—CHarizs Farr¥rax WATERELY LuvYy. 
1780 Ts, 














In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (23,075) 


IN BANKRUPTOY, , 


Re William Ludbrook, of Comboyne, and formerly of Bulby 
Brush, Upper Wallamba, share farmer. 


NOTIOHE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of Creditoxs 
in the above matter will be held at the Court-house, Taree, 
before the District Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the 24th day of 


November, 1922, at 10 a m., or as soon after as the course of , 


business will permit. ‘To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, his 
proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 
Elizabeth-street, Syduey, not later than the 21st day of 
November, 1922. 
N. C? LOCKHART, 
Registrar in Bankruptey. 

Officis] Assignee—WiLtttamM HargineTon PALMER, 

1781 78. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY, 

Re George Kerr, of Broken Hill, miner. 
NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the above matter will be held at the Court-house, Broken 
Hill, before the District Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the 27th 
day of November, 1922, at 10 am., or as soon after as the 
course of business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote 
thereat, his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in 
Bankruptey, Hlizabeth-street, Sydney, not later than the 21st 


day of November, 1922. 
N. C. LOCKHART, 
Registrar in Bankrupteys 


Official Assignee—CHaries Farzrax Warertoo Lion. 
17&2 78. 


* 


(23.084) 


In the Supreme Oourt of New South Wales. 
: IN BANKRUPTOY. 
Re Sidney Ernest Brogan, of Bellbird, miner. > 
NOTICE is hereby given that the Sin gle Meeting of creditors 


. the above matter will be held at the Uourt-house, Caesnock, 


before the District Kegistrar in Bankruptcy, on the 23th day 
of November, 1922, at 9'30 a.m, or as soon after as tlie course 
of business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat 
his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Barkruptcy, 


Elizabeth-street, Sydney, not later than ths 2drd day. of 
November, 1922. 


N. C. LOCKHART, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


Official Assignee—CHarirs Farrrax WATERLOO Lioyp. | 
1783 73. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 

; iW BANKRUPTOY, 

' Re Joseph Isaac Falk (trading as J. I. Falk & Co.), late of 
28 O’Connell-street, Sydney. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the First Meeting of creditors 
in the ahove matter will be held at the Office of the Official 
Assignee, 47 Hlizabeth-street, Sydney, on the 4th day of 
December, 1922, at li a.m., or as soon after as the course of 
business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, 
his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptey, 
Etizabeth-street, Sydney, not later than the Ist day of 
December, 1922. : 
i N. C. LOCKHART, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


Official Assignee—Wittt4m Harrineron Patmar. 


| .1784 78. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


NOTIOR is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditoxa 
in the following matters will be held at the Court, Supreme 
Court Building, Elizabeth-street, Sydney, on the 22nd day of 
November, 1922, at 0 a.m., or a8 goon after as the course of 
business will permit. ‘To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, 
his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptey, 
Elizabeth-street, Sydney, not later than the 21st day of Norem- 
ber, 1922 :— 
Re Cyril Oliver Beard (No, 23,081), of 125 Walker-street, 

North Sydney, joiner. 
Re George James Lockyer (No. 23,017), of Tessa-street, Chats- 

wood, and lately carrying on business at 117 Pitt-street, 

Sydney. 

N. C. LOCKHART, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


Oficial Assignea—WittiaAmM Harrinaton PALMER. 
1785 "148. 


{Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.} 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (23,089) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re Robert Kerr Gundlach, of Lismore, grocer. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of the debtor by his attorneys, and Mr. W. H. Palmer 
appointed to be the Ofticial Assignee.—Dated at Sydney, this 
6th day of November, 1922. 
‘ N.-C. LOCKHART, 
Registrar in elas 
8. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. | 
NOTICH is horeby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the following matter will be held at the Court, Supreme 


Court Buiiding, Elizabeth-street, Sydney, on the 21st day of 
November, 1922, at 10 a.m., or as soon after as the course 


of business will permit. To entitle a. creditor to vote . 


thereat, his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in 
Bankruptcy, not later thin the 2uth day of November, 1922 :— 


Re Bernard Centennial Jacobson (No. 23,006), of Borrowdah- 
road, South Kensington, and carried on business at Daking 
House, Rawson-place, Syduey, builder. 


N. C. LOCKHART, 
Registrar in Bankruptey. 


Official Assignee—Onar.ns Farrrax WATERLOO Lioyp. 
[825 4] ye Free 


(28,087) . 


(23,072) 






















10 Nov., 1922] 


— 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
} IN BANKRUPTOY. 


(22,919) 


4 


Re J. W. P. Woodlock, of Nyngan. 


NOTIOR is hereby given that the Single Meeting of ereditors in 
the above matter will be held at tne Court-house, Nyngan, 


‘before the District Kegistrar in Bankruptcy, on the 27th ai y 


of November, 1922, at 10 a.m., or as youn after as the course 
of business will permit. To egtitle a creditor to vote thereat, 
his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankrupbsy, 


' Elizabeth-street, Sydney, not later than the 22nd day of 


November, 1922, 
N. ©, LOCKHART, a aay 
Registrar in Bankruptx. 


Oficial Agsignee—WittidAm Hargineron Parmer. 
[8253] Free 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


NOTIO® is hereby given that the Single Micalih'g of ereditots 
in the following matter will be held at the Court, Supreme 


Court Building, Elizabeth-street, Sydney, on the 20th day of © 


November, 1922, at 10 a.m., or as soon afteras the course of 
business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat 
his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 
not later than the 1&th day of November, 1922 :— 


Re William Somerville (No. 23,019), of Croydon- avenue, 


aD iat Park, journalist. ; 
NC LOCKHART, +4 
Rogistrar in ‘Bankruptey. 
Official Assignee — CHARLES FarrFax Warentoo Luoyp. 


- [8255] Free 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Notice To CREDITORS. 


ACCOUNTS with plans of distribution in the under- 
mentioned estates, showing dividends as specified, are 
now filed in the office of the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 
Supreme Court Building, Elizabeth-street, Sydney, for 
the inspection of persons interested ; and notice is 
hereby given that such accounts and plans will be sub- 
mitted to the Court for confirmation on Monday, the 
27th November, 1922, if not previously objected to :— 
Assigned estate of Thomas Isaac Boyd and George 
Kennedy King, of Sydney, auctioneers (No. 
16,714), a fourth account and third plan of dis- 
tribution. showing payment of a dividend of nine- 


teen twenty- fourths of a penny in the £ on all 


proved concurrent claims. 

Charles Price, senior, of Main South Coast road, Keira 
Vale, farmer and dairyman (No. 17,970), a tenth 
account and plan of distribution showing payment 
of a dividend of seven pence one half-penny in the 
£ on all proved concurrent claims, 

Arthur Barwell and Harry Harland Carter, trading 
as “Barwell and Carter,’” of 241 Castlereagh- 
street, Sydney, pr inters. (No. 23 016), a first 
account and plan of distribution showing payment 
of a dividend of twenty shillings in the £ on two 
Crown claims, and a balance of £472 7s. 5d. car- 
ried forward to the credit of the estate. 


Adee? accounts current only in the undermentioned 
estates : — 
No. ae ene. Pericles John Sottero, of Dunmore- street, 
sro f 
No, 22 “956. doh Glen Newman, of 40 Jeffrey-street, 
North Sydney, engineer. 


No. 22,963. Thomas Stoker, of Ballina, 


No. 22, 971. Frank Stanley’ Lackersteen, of 84 Castle- 
a reagh-strect, Sydney, manufacturers’ sr 
No. one Harold Norman McKay, of 4 Croydon- 
, Croydon, motor-body builder. 
No. 2. 1. Williarn George McKay, of Trundle, cof. 
3 tractor. 


"No. aa Estelle Hendrina Cato, of 91 Market- 


reet, Sydney, stationer and newsagent. 
No. 3 016. Separate estate of Harry Harland Carter, 
F fa 241 Castlereagh-street, Sydney; printer. 


| WILLL AM HARRINGTON PALMER, 


Official Assignee. 
47 Whieabe etree, Sydney, : 
November, 1922. 
771 aie, £1 


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brand indistinct. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 158. 6075. 





_In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Notice to Crepitors, 


ACCOUNTS and plans of distribution in the under- 
mentioned estates, showing dividends as_ specified 
hereunder,’ are now filed in the Office of the Regis- 
trar in Bankruptcy, Supreme Court Buildings, Bhaa- 
beth-street, Sydney, for apes laapectiog of persons 
interested; and notice is hereby given .that such 
accounts and plans will be submitted to the Court for 
confirmation on Monday, the 27th November, 1922, at 
10 a,m., 1f not previously objected to :— 


Lionel Walter Michael and Keith Muir McMurtrie, 
trading as Michael and McMurtrie, of Leeton, 
graziers and live-stock dealers (No. 22,121), a 
third account and plan of distribution, ‘showing 
payment of a second dividend of ten pence and 
eleven-sixteenths of a penny in the £ on all 
proved concurrent claims. 

Courtenay Stacy Amherst Martin, of 115 Pitt-street, 
Sydney (No. 22,732), a second account and plan of 
distribution, showing payment of a first dividend 
of one shilling in the £ on all proved concurrent * 
claims, and a balance of £3828 17s. 8d. carried 
forward to the credit of the estate. 


C.F. W. LUOYD, 
: : Official Assignee. 
182 Pitt-street, Sydney, 
9th’ November, 1922, 
1760 13s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN EQUITY, 
No, 9,128 of 1921. 


In the matter of the Companies Act, and in the matter 
of the Marrickville Timber Company Taimited. 


; ~ Notice to OCrepirors. 
A FIRST account and plan of distribution, showing 


“payment of three preferential claims in full and a divi- 


dend of thirteen shillings and five pence eleven six- 
teenths of a penny in the £ to the proved concurrent 
creditors, is now filed in the office of the Master in 
Equity, Supreme Court Building, Hlizabeth-street, 
Sydney, for the inspection of persons interested ; and 
notice is hereby given that such account and plan of 
distribution. will be submitted to the Court for confr- 
mation on Tuesday, the twenty-eighth day of Novem- 
ber, 1922, at 11 a.m., if not previously objected to. 


WILLIAM HARRINGTON PALMER, 
Official Liquidator. 
47 Blizabeth-strect, Sydney, 
9th November, 1922, F 
Wi ‘ 10s. 


LOST, from Five Dock, 31st October, 1922,—One bay  aaliiis 
white hind feet, stripe down face, about 16 hands, 6 years, 





Wa. WALKER, 
Bayview-road, 
: . Five Dock. 
1728 4a, 


STRAYED, from Lecton,—Bay Clydesdale gelding, 4 years, 
‘bald face, lower lip white, off front coronet and hind legs 
white, O over .Q. near shoulder, $2 over |. C. off 
shoulder, 1 8'7& side neck. 

F., E. BOURNE, 


Farm 1232, 


Leeton. 
1730 43. 











LOST, from Campsie, —One dark-bay draught gelding, aged, 

two white hind feet, off front foot white, star on forehead, 

branded J, near shoulder. 
3 








L, WADH, 
Tsybank, 
FReiman-street, 
Campsie, 
1798 ‘ 
_ Empoundings-. 





AUBURN.—-Impounded at Auburn, on the 31st day of 
October, 1922, from Langtree-avenue, Auburn, by 
K. Hy Styles, impounding officer; sum due at date of 
notice, £2 83. each :-— 


| Mousey bay mare, branded like AA. aged, about 14 hands. 


6076 NEW SOUTH WALHUS GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 158. 


[10 Nov., 1922, 





Alzo, on 1st instant, from Park-road Auburn, by same 
person.:— 


Red and white cow, branded like P (slanting backwards), aged. 
If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
16th November, 1922. 


1741—2s. A. CROUCH, Poundkeeper. 





BROKEN HILUL.—Impounded at Broken Hill, on the 25th 
day of October, 1922, from Willyama Commoa, by J.T. 
Dunn, herdsman ; sum due at date of notice, £k 2s. :— 

Yellow and white steer, like \LJ over JU off rump, 12 months. 

Tf not released, will be sold according to Impounding Act. 
1712—1s. W. COCKS, Pounckeeper. 


CANDELO. wr bactniad at Candelo, on the 3lst day of 
October, 1922, from Buckajo, by Mr. Jno. Collins; sum 
due at date of notice set after each animal :— 

Light-brindle heifer, like Way over J, near rump, 2 years ; 
£1 28. 62, 

Dark-brindle heifer, like R over @ near rump, near ear 
marked, 2 years; £1 3s. 6d. 

Yellow steer, piece out near ear, 1 year; £1 2s. 6d. 

Yellow steer, three pieces out near ear, 1 year; £1 2s. 6d. 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

16th November, 1922, 

1788—4s. 


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DENILIQUIN.—Impounded at Deniliquin, on the Ist day 
of November, 1922, from Roseneath, South Deniliquin, by 
Mrs. C, Langehaw ; sum due at date of notice set after 
cach animal :— 

Roan and white steer, like J over “= off rump, about 24 
years; £1 6s. 6d, 

White steer, like -~x over B Vf (conjoined) or pew over 8 ¥f 
(conjoined) off rump (brands indistinct), red ears; 
£1 3s. 6d, 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound ot noon on the 

23rd November, 1922, 

1787—2s. 


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H. HAMMOND, Poundkeeper, 








M. PRIEST, Poundkeeper. 


DRAK2.—Impounded at Drake, on the Ist day of November, 
1922, from Tabulam, by R. R. Barns, Tabulam :— 

Bay gelding, 1 over P nearshoulder. 

Black gelding, no brands visible. 

Bay mare, HB over -—, near shoulder. 

Chestnut mare, no brands visible. 

Black draught‘ mare, @ near shoulder. 

Chestnut gelding, like ——- over )f near shoulder. 

Chestnut gelding, no brands visible, blaze, off hind foot white. 

Bay gelding, KMS near shoulder, star, off hind foot white. 

Grey gelding. JH over (\¥ near shoulder. 

Bay gelding, )-§ near shoulder, star, off hind foot white. 

Brown gelding, © over '3j near shoulder, near hind foot white. 

Bay mare, like Ay over A A near shoulder. 

Chestnut gelding, > over near shoulder. 

Piebald gelding, @ near shoulder, 

Black mare ——= over q near shoulder, star. 

Black mare CM over T near shoulder, star. 

Bay gelding, near fore and hind feet white. ‘ 

Roan cow V8 off rump. 

Red he Q over (YN off rump, (B near <a blotch near 
ribs 

Red bullock, like & off rump. 

Red and white bullock, H over cA. near rump. 

Brindle bullock, yy over like @, off rump. 

Roan bullock, u—py over AL near rump. 

Red bullock, (WN over W near rump. 

Red and white bullock 5 over e near rump. 


Red bullock, JV —— near rump. 
If not released, will be sold according to Impounding Act. 


1729— 26s. G@. DOYLE, Poundkeeper. 





GUNNEDAH.—Impounded at Gunnedah, on the 6th day of 
» November, 1922, from Black Hill, by Mr. Nixon ; sum 
due at date of notice, 9s. :— 
Red and white bullock, like F over —— near rump, 8 on 
ribe, piece out near ear, 3 years, 
Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
23rd November, 1922. 


1789—I1s, F.,O'NEILL, Acting Poundkeeper. 


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HURSTVILLE. eae ee at Hurstville, on the 80th day 
of October, 1922, from Crown lands at Menai, by Mr. 
W. 5. Loder, Crown rapESN ‘sum du at date of notice 
set after each animal ;-— 

Red cow, M near rump; calf at foot; £2 4s. 6d. 

Red and white cow, —~ off rump, S behind shoulder; £2 4s. 


Red and white heifer, () off rump ; £2 4s, 6d. 


Red and white heifer, same brand; £2 4s. 
Red and white heifer, same brand; £2 4s, 
Red steer, V § in circle off ramp; £2 4s. 6d. 


White cow, with red spots, § and like oe off rump ; £2 4s 


Also, on the 81st ultimo, from Menai, by Mr. J. W. Webb :— 
Red cow, like Y over ¢y off ramp; £2 6s. 


Also, on the 3rd instant, from Tom Ugly’s Point, ly Mark 
Wheatley, impounding officer :— 


Brown pony gelding, 2 near shoulder, 6 yeare, 12 hands ; 


£1.10s. 6d. 
Also, on the 6th instuuit, from Hurstville-road, Kogarah :— 
Blue cow, | § near ramp; 15s. 6d. 
Blue and white heifer, same brands; 16s. 6d. 
Also, on the 7th instant, from Alice-street, Hurstville :— 
Bay half-draught gelding, ‘like OPD over 264 near thigh, 


aged, 16 hands; 15s. 6d. 
If not released, will be sold according to Impounding Act. 


1733—13s. C. RYAN, Poundkeeper. 


J ERILDERIE.—Impounded at Jerilderie, on the 26th day of 
October, 1922, from The Yanko, by W. H. Brownless :— 

Merino ewe, in wool, earmarked W, 4-tooth. 

Merino ewe, in wool, earmarked half halfpenny both ears, 
4-tooth. 

Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
15th November, 1922, 
1784—2s. 





B. WHITE, phoundkee per. 





MANLY. —Tapoamed a Mealy, on the 81st day of October, 
1922, from Kenneth-road, Manly Vale, by J. B. Twaddell, 
impounding officer ; sum due at date of eee 16s, :— 

Red cow, HB near rump, aged. 

If not released, will be id according to Inpodudite Act. 


1714—ls. W. WILBOW, Poundkeeper. 





MANLY.—Impounded at Manly, on the 2nd day of Novem- | 


ber, 1922, from Queenscliff-road, Freshwater, by J. B. 
Twaddell, impounding officer ; sum due at date of notice, 
LOS sei = 


Brown gelding, +9 near stifie, star and snip, hind fetlocks 
white, aged, 15 hands. 


If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
16th November, 1922. : 
W. WILBOW, Pourdkeeper. 


1718—1s, 

MASCOT.—Impounded at Mascot, on the 5th day of Novem- 
ber, 1922, from Gardener’s-road, Mascot, by Mr. A. H. 
Wickett, impounding officer ; sum due at date of notice, 
£117. 3d. :— 

Brown gelding, Se near shoulder, hogged mane, shod, aged, 
15 hands. 

If not released, will be sold according to Impounding Act. 
1740—1s. S. ROSSBRIDGX, Poundkeeper. 





MURRUMBURRAH.—Impotnded at Murrumburrah, on the 
6th day of November, 1922, from growing crop, by Mr. 
Money :— 

Yellow and white cow, like p=. near rump, earmarked near 
ear. AF 

Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

23rd November, 1922. 


175 4—1s. M. O’DWYER, Poundkeeper. 


PICTON.—Impounded at Picton, on the 24th day of October, 
1922, from streats, by Picton Council ; sum due at date of 
notice, 15s. Jae: 


Brown mare, JO near shoulder, JI,J off shoulder, broken, 
aged, 15 hands. 


If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on me é 


16th November, 1922, 


1711—1s, G. BATEUP, Poundkeeper. 








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Sudustrial Wotices. 
[3298] mM ; Department of Labour and Industry, 
; Sydney, 8th November, 1922. 


IN pursuance of the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, 1 Ernest Henry Farrar 
Miniscer for Labour and Industry, being the Minister of the Crown administering the said Act, do 
hereby acvept the resignations of Messrs. Tyrrell and Kaine, as members representing the employees 
on the Conciliation Committze constituted for the occupations or callings of employees engaged in 
New South Wales by Shire and Municipyl Councils, outside the boundaries of the City of Sydney. 


FE. H. FARRAR, 











[3229 De artment of Labour and Industry, 
P y 


- Sydney, Sth November, 1922. 
IN pursuance of the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, I, Ernest Henry Farrar, 
Minister for Labour and Industry, being the Minister of the Crown administering the said Act, do 
hereby appoint Mr. W. K. Percival, Town Clerk, Randwick, and Mr. M. C. Ogden, Shire Clerk, 
Gosford, as members representing the employees on the Uonciliatien Committee constituted for the 
oceupations or callings of employees’ in New South Wales engaged by Municipal and Shire Councils, 
outside-the boundaries of the City of Sydney, in the place of Messrs. Tyrrell and Kaine, resigned,— 
such appointment to take effect from the date that such members enter upon the duties of the 
position. ‘ 
E. H. FARRAR, 








[3122] : . Court of Industrial Arbitration, New South Wales, 
; . Sydney, 2nd November, 1922, 


IN pursuance of the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, the Court of Industrial 
Arbitration, Nery South Wales, hereby appoints Mr. William Farrow, Superintendent of Works, 
Bridge-street, Sydney, as the Assessor to represent the interests of the Railway Commissioners for New 
South Wales; Mr. Charles Woodward, Deathcote, as the Assessor to represent the interests of the 
New South Wales Government Railways Permanent Way Association; and Mr. James Maclay, 
Trades Hall, Sydney, as the Assessor to represent the interests of the Federated Ironworkers’ 
Association of Australia, New South Wales Division, when the Court sits for. the hearing and 
determination of the application by the Railway Commissioners for, New South Wales for interpretation 
of the Award of the Court published in Government Gazette of 3rd September, 1920, made in and in 
relation to the industries and callings in respect of which the Government Railways (Permanent 
Way) Board is constituted. 





T. ROLIN, 
( 22/518.) Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 
[3123] : . Industrial Registrar’s Office, 


Sydney, I0th November, 1922. 

THE following Order of the Court varying the Award of the Court published in Government Gazette 
of the 12th March, 1920 (17 I,G. 771), made in and in relation to the industries and callings in respect 
of which the Jewellers, &c. (State) Board is constituted (constitution published at page 1441 of No. 37 of 
Government Gazette dated 24th February, 1922—see also Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi, page 337), 
as varied by Orders of the Court published in Government Gazettes of 26th November, 1920 (18 L.G. 
1323), 9th December, 1921 (20 1.G. 1094), and Ilth August, 1922 (22 1G. 352), is published in 
accordance with the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, and the Regulations 
thereunder. 

F. W. KITCHING, 4 
(No. 3,553.) ~e Industrial Registrar, 


IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES, 
ig Nog 516 of 1922. 
Jewellers, &e. (State) Board. 
Application by the Employers’ Federation of New South Wales, Industrial Union ot Employers. 
Wednesday, the lst day of November, 1922, 
Jewellers and Meta] Badge Workers (State) Award. 
Variation. 
(Eight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1922). 


1. Delete clause 2, Hours, of the said Award, gazetted 12th March, 1920, as varied in Cazette 
of llth August, 1922, and substitute therefor the following clause :— 


2. Hours. 


The maximum number of hours to be worked by an employee to entitle him or her to the 
weekly wage hereinafter mentioned shall be forty-eight (4S) per week. to be worked either— 

(a) On six days of the week between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m., Monday to Friday inclusive (not more 
than nine and a half hours per day), with one meal break of not less than 30 minutes 
between 12 noon and 2 p.m., and on Saturday between 8 a.m. and 1 p.m. (not more than 
4+ hours), or 

b) Inestablishments where the employer, after seven (7) days’ notice to his employees, has 

directed the hours to be worked between Monday and Friday inclusive, the hours shall 
not exceed 9 hours 45 minutes on any day, and shall be worked between 7 a.m. and 
6 p.m., with one mea! break of not less than 30 minutes between 12 noon and 2 p.m. : 

* Provided that where the employer elects to make no deduction from the weekly wages of 
his employees in respect of the holidays mentioned in clause 4 hereof, there shall be deducted in 
establishments where six days per week are worked, for each of such holidays the number of hours 
usually worked in that establishment on that particular day of the week in respect of such holiday. 
In establishments where work is not done on Saturday there shall be deducted the number of 
ae usually worked in that establishment on that particular day of the week in respect of such 
holiday. 

_ 2. Delete from second line of clause 3, Overtime, of the said Award, as varied in Gazeite of 
llth August, 1922, the figures ‘‘44,” and substitute therefor the figures ‘‘ 48.” 
_ 3. This variation shall take effect fourteen days after its publication in the Government (tazette 
and shall remain in force thereafter until the 25th day of March, 1923. 
_ Leave is reserved to the employees to reopen consideration of the question of hours when appli 
cation is being made for a new Award, 
T, ROLIN, 


eee _ Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration, 


\ 


Minister for Labour and Industry. 


Minister for Labour and Industry. 


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6078 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 158. [10 Nov, 199% 








[3126] --- Industrial Registrar's Office, cite Ceara i : 
Sydney, 10th November, 1922. ary . ee. 


THE following Award of the Deputy Coyrt for the District of Newcastle made in exer- 

cise of the powers conferred on it by section 14 of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, 

determining certain industrial matters arising in and in relation to the industries and callings d 

in respect of which the Water Supply and Sewerage Employees (Hunter District) Board | 
. is constituted (constitution published at page 1472 of No. 37 of Government Gazette dated 

Y4Ath February, 1922—see also Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi, page 899), is published in 

aecordance with the provisions of the Act and the Regulations thereunder, : 

IF. W. KITCHING, 
(No, 3,554.) ‘ Industrial Registrar. 


.. 


IN THE DEPUTY COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES, 
FOR THE DISTRICT OF NEWCASTLE, * 
No. Bot. 1922; f 
Water Supply and Sewerage Hmployees (Hunter District) Board. 


Application by the Hunter District We atet Supply and Sewerage Board Employees’ 
: ; Association, Industrial Union of Employees. 


Friday, the 6th day of October, 1922, 


Water and Sewerage Employees (Hunter District) Award. 
Interpretation. 0 


1. “ Permanent employee’ means any employee classed by the employer as on the 
permanent mechanical staff at the time of this Award, or who shall thereafter be so 
classed or appointed by the employer. 

2. “Temporary employee” means sny employee classed by the employer at the 
time of this Award as an employee working on probation prior to appointment as a per- 
manent employee, or who shall thereafter be so classed or appointed by the employer. i 

3. * Gasual hand” means every employee iot classed by the employer either as a 
per fintient employee or a temporary employee. 

4, * First grade miner’? means any miner working at the face, scabbling or guttering 
in a tunnel or drive in any formation where the length ot the tunnel or drive is over / 

15 feet, in any tunnel or drive in sandstone or conglomerate. irrespective of Jength, or any 
miner working at ihe bottom of or scabbling in a Shaft of any depth in Sandstone or con- 
glomerate, or in a shaft over 20 feet in depth in any formation. 

5. ‘Second grade miner” means any miner working in a tunnel or drive not oyer 
15 feet in length in any formation other than sandstone or conglomerate. 

G. Deep work,” when used in connection with rock-chopping or rock-guttering, 
means work in excavating by hand in any trench which is to be excavated to a depth 
exceeding 4 feet from the surface. ‘ : | 

7. “Shallow work,’ when used in connection with rock-chopping or rock-guttering, 
means work. in excavating by hand in any trench which is not to be excavated to a depth 
exceeding 4 feet from the surface, 

8. “ Probationer ” means any person taken on bibiedans the ages of 15 and 17 years, ; 

and Be indentured, to assist in any skilled work in the’ service, : 
“Youth” means anyone between the ages of 16 and 21 years performing duties 
other un those specified in the last preceding clause. J 

10. “ Maintenance man, sewerage,” shall include any man who has to enter sewers, . 
storm-Wwater channels, sewer shafts, or manholes for the purpose of cleaning, Fepair sae) or 
naintaining the works in a state of efficiency. 

11, “ Maintenance man, water,” shall include any man employed repairing: mains, 
attending to breaks, leaks, or work of that nature for the purpose of maintaining the wor ks 
in a state of efficiency. prea, 

Ilours, ‘ 4 


12. Turncocks and Reservoir Caretakers. Subject to the proviso hereunder, the 
© general working hours for turncocks and reservoir caretakers, working in oné or other, 4 

or both of such positions, shall be 48 per week, to be worked as follows :-—S? hours daily, : 
Monday to Friday, both inclusive, and 44 hours on Daas fhe working time shall be ‘ 
‘as directed by the employer between the hours of 7 a.m. and 5 p,m. Monday to Friday, 
both inclusive, and 7 a.m. and noon on Saturday : : j ’ 

Provided, however, that for work connected with the ordinary or any special adjust- ra ‘4 
ment of valves at reservoirs, and the duties of receiving, obtaining, and sending or con- a 
veying information relative to the maintenance of the water supply, when such has 
necessarily to be performed outside the general working hots above specified, or at any : 
time on Sunday and holidays, it shall be regarded as the ordinary work incidental to the — . 
position of this class of employee, and no overtime shall be payable in respect of the same. 

In all other cases where turneocks and reservoir caretakers are called on to perform 
work of any other nature whatever outside the hours specified above as the general 
working hours, they shall be entitled to be paid overtime at the rate of time and a halt 
for rey Me so worked, and double time for Sundays and holidays.: 

. Engineers, Firemen, -Pump-drivers, Oilers, Hngine-drivers, &¢c.—The ° general 
aye yr “hours for engineers, firemen, pump-drivers, oilers, greaser's, engine-drivers, and 
general assistants on shift work at pumping stations shall be 48 per Week, to be worked 
in six shifts of S hours each. , EAE) ; 

Any time worked in excess of 8 hours in any one shift where such artangement is 
hrought about by the employees for their mutual relief (acquiesced in by the employer) 
or due to the periodical change of shifts, shall not be deemed overtime, 

The hours of start and finish of each shift. and any change ot shift, shall be deter- 
inined by the employer. 

14. Watchmen and Lampmen. —48 hours per week, to be phan as required in six 
shifts of 8 hours each. ; 

15. First Grade Miners and Rock-gutterers (deep Work) MARES ele hours ner 
week, to be worked 63 hours per day, Monday to Friday, both inclusive, and 34 hours on 

Saturday. The working time shall be as directed by the employer between wT gan, and 

5 pan, Monday to Friday, both inclusive, and 7 a.m, and noon on Saturday : 


Provided that these classes of eihployees shall not be allowed to work overtime ( 
- except, where such work is, in the opinion of the employer, absolutely necessary for the 
safety of the workings, ay 








| 18 Nov, 1928.) | NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 158, 6079 





; 16. Second Grade Miners and Rock-gutterers (shallow work and employed exclus- 

ively on rock).—Forty-feour hours per week, to be worked & hours per day, Monday to 

Friday, both inclusive, and 4 hours on Saturday. The working time shall be as arranged 

by thé employer between the hours of 7 aan. and 5 pau., Monday to Friday, both inclusive, 
anc 7 a.m.-and noon on Saturday. vi 

; 17. Employees in Sewer and Sewer Wells.—Thirty-six hours per week, to be worked 

as follows: 


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Day Gang.—6i hours, Monday to Friday, both inclusive, and 32 hours on Saturday. 
The working hours shall be as directed by the employer, between the hours of 
7 am. and 5 p.m., Monday to Friday, both inclusive, and 7 aan. and noon: on 
Saturday: ] 
Provided, however, that by mutual agreement between the employer and 
this class of employee, the working time thay be changed to be worked between 
\ the hours of 6 a.m. and 5 p.m., Monday to Friday, both inclusive, and 6 a.m. and 
noon on Saturday, and no question of overtime, in respect of such earlier start only, 
Shall be deemed to have arisen. 3 
Night Gang.—To be worked not more than five nights per week between the hours of 
\ 10,45. p.m. and 6 a.m., 30 minutes break to be allowed per shift in the employer's 
time. Where a man works on the day shift and the night shift in the same 24 
hours, he shall be paid overtime rate for his work on the night shift. 
18. Cleaners (office).—Forty-eight hours per week to be worked between 6,30. a.m. 
and 6.80 p.m. 
19, Other Employees.—Forty-eight hours per week, to be worked as follows :~—S8} 
hours per day, Monday to Friday, both inclusive, and 44 hours on Saturday, The working 
re time shall be as directed by the employer between the hours of 7 a.m. and 5 p.m,, Monday 
to Friday, both inclusive, and 7 a.m. and noon on Saturday, 
ea : Overtime. 
20..All time worked outside the respective working hours and conditions specified in 
clauses 12 to 1% hereof, both inclusive, shall be deemed overtime, and shall be paid for at 
time and a half tates. : 
21. When an employee is called out on any emergency. he shall be paid at overtime 
rates for each emergency job, a minimum sum equal to 2 hours overtime pay. 
22. Watchmen and lamplighters shall be paid double time for all time worked on 
any of the twelve holidays herein provided for. 
23, For engine-drivers and pump-drivers, firemén, oilers and greasers, and general 
‘assistants, Sunday time shall be paid for at time and a half rates, and holiday time at 
double time rates (*see clause 51). 
% ; For engineers, and any other employee working on shift work, Sunday and holiday 
time shall be paid for at ordinaty time rates. ; 
Engine-driyers, pump-drivers, firemen, oilers, greasers, and general assistants, when 
working on the 2 p.m. to 10 p.m. or 10. p.m. to 6 a.m. shifts, shall be paid 1s. per shift extra. 
24. When a maintenance-man (except when relieving a turncock on annual leave) is 
required to stand by on a Sunday or a holiday provided for herein, he shall be paid a day’s 
pay at time and a half rates. 
25. For all other employees, subject to the respective hours and conditions specified 
in clauses 12 to 19 hereof, both inclusive, Sunday and holiday time shall be paid for at 
double time rates. 


Holidays. 


26. The following days shall be observed as holidays:—New .Year’s Day, Anni- 

versary Day, Good Friday, Easter Saturday, Easier Monday, King’s Birthday, Prince of 

j Wales’ Birthday, Hight-hour Day, Show Day (local fixture), Christmas Day, Boxing Day, 

or any days observed in lieu thereof, and the Picnic Day of the Hunter District Water 
Supply and Sewerage Board Employees’ Association. 


Travelling, Forage, and other Allowances, 


: 27. When an employee is instructed by the employer to be absent overnight from 
such employee’s usual place of abode, a lodging allowance shall be made, such allowance 
o shall, at the employer’s option, be at the rate of 52s. 6d. per week or 6s. 6d. per day. 
28. Except where a special allowance is made under the next succeeding clause, 
’ employees travelling in accordance with the instructions of the employer shall be wilowed 
> all necessary train, tram, ’bus, or ferry fares, both ways in advance, to be adjusted on the 
termination of employment. - ; 
299, When any employee is required by the employer to use a horse, horse or vehicle, 
or bicycle, an allowance for same shall be made as follows :— 
‘Horse.—Forage, £44 12s. per annum, This amount is fixed on the wholesale price of 
chaff (West Maitland) of £8 10s. per ton. Provided that the turncock at Kurri 
Kurri shall receive £49 1s. 2d. per annum. 
hg baat Should the mean wholesale price of chaff at West Maitland, taken over a monthly 
. period, increase or decrease above or below £8 10s. per ton, then proportionate increases 
| f or decreases shall take place in forage allowance, including the turncock at Kurri Kurri, 


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. f Shoeing, &c.—Allowance, £7 Ss. per annum. Minimum allowance for horse, includ- 
Dene _ ing shoeing, &¢., £45 per annuin; and for the turneock at Kurri Kurri, £49 10s. per 
ve ee : annum, ; y 
Beet ap ‘Vehicle.—Allowance, £12 per annum. 
oi he hae Bicycle—Allowance, £10 per annum. : ce ig 2 on ; 
oa ~ 30. Employees who get exceptionally. wet whilst repairing 15- and 20-inch trunk 
' mains, in situations which cannot be effectively drained, shall be paid 6d. per hour extra, 


31. Men sinking manholes, and pick and shovel men working in trenches not more 
than 5 feet wide at the surface, shall be paid at the rate of 1s. 6d. per day extra while 
working at a depth of more than 6 feet from the surface; and when working in ground 
certified by the foreman to be wet, 1s. 03d. per day extra. 

ra 32. Pipelayers (water), caulkers, jointers, and labourers (other than those else- 
' where provided for in this Award), when working in ground certified by the foreman to be 
ily We all be paid 1s. 04d. per day extra. 
ee nae an Men employed Ceauine or tarring pipes in or out of trenches, and men (other 
than maintenance men) employed clearing chokages in sewers, shall be paid 18. 8d. per day 
aes 34. Maintenance men regularly employed in sewers shall, be paid 1s. per week 
boot money, Labourers working in sewers shall be paid 1s. per week boot money while so. 


employed, . “SB Se oi pies aes 


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6080 === NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 188. [10 Nov, 1922, 





385. Fitters and blacksmiths engaged on work which is dirty shall be paid 14d, per hour 

as dirt money (*see clause 51). 
~ 36. Filtermen engaged in washing sand shal! be paid 9d. per day extra. 

87. Except as hereinafter provided in case of casual hands, there shall be no 
deduction of pay for any of the twelve holidays provided for in clause 26 hereof. The rate 
of pay for such holiday shall be the rate that is paid for work done in the major portion’ 
of the week in which such holiday occurs. 


38. Casual hands shall be allowed the twelve holidays provided for in clause 26 
hereof on full pay, provided the following conditions are complied with:—(1) He must 
have been in the employer’s service at least four weeks Osaki any such holiday; (2) 
during such time he must not have lost more than three days; (8) he must work on the 
next ayailable working day following such holiday. 


39, The employer shall provide reasonably necessary sanitary accommodation, change | 
sheds for workmen to be used exclusively for such purpose, pure drinking water, and 
boiling water at meal times. All drinking water shall be stored in a covered receptacle, 
with a tap attached, to prevent pollution. Where men are employed handling large quan- 
tities of coal, cement, or dirty machinery, and doing any work of an unusually dirty nature, 
* provision shall be made for washing and changing. 
40, No deduction shall be made from the wages of beer or casual hands if 
time is lost through the fault of the employer. 
41. Ventilation of Workings.—Wind sails or other suitable, ventilating appliances 
shall be provided in all shafts when sinking. After tunnels are in a distance of 20 feet, air 
shall be supplied by means of water jets or fans, or other suitable appliances, and the air 
pipes shall be fixed to within 12 feet from the working place, and kept going continuously 
during working hours. 
42. Reporting for Duty—Any employee ones for any job in conformance to ff 
specifie directions, so to report on any particular day, or in conformance to specifie direc- 
tions that his attendance will be required every day, wet or fine, shall be entitled to at least 
two hours’ pay at his ordinary rate for every day he-so repors, whether he is actually 
employed on that day or not. Any employee who reports at the job in conformity with 
standing instructions, and is not allowed to start on account of bad weather, shall be 
sllowed return fares to his home. 
3. Men loading, unloading, stacking, or carrying cement in bags shall be paid 3d. 
per hour over the ordinary rate while so employed, except cement, concrete, and compo, 
workers. 
44, When any employee is working on sewer-vent shafts at a height of 40 feet and ; 
over, he shall receive is. 6d. per day above his ordinary rate of pay. S 
45, Subject to the provisions of the Returned Soldiers and Sailors Employment Act, y 
1919, other things being equal as between persons offering their labour at the same time, ; 
preference shall be given to members of the Hunter District Water Supply and Sewerage 
Board BHmployees’ Association, 
46. Wages shall be paid at the following rates -— 


Per day. Per hour. 


: paerc. a. d. 

*Batterman ... ve Aon bin ts bee Bu Ue) Leaves 2 Pays 

*Blacksmith  ... Bs ma Re) ase Pay Se ner edad aca cone 2 ant 
Boiler and flue cleaner ae ein id Sau Pt vole ae RE ee ma 
Bricklayer (surface) ... on ade ae ves se oo pakeaeic oi 2 3h 
Bricklayer (anderground) .., se ee ee Naan sores 2 4} 

Caretaker at Buttai Reservoir and main pipe line aa ss Mes We Ne) 2 1s ‘ 

*Carpenters’ labourer ... Ma Sas ae ee Bh re eanas ce 2 i 

* Carpenter ate ach a oe ses Tig 2 Re see eae ee ce 

*Carpenter (leading) ... “hid isi ex te es PPM ors las 2 6 

*Caulker ae Bea a bes 433 ase see Semen wae Shee : 
Chainmaa 9 ..5 7 ass bes wes ose sao AUP ake See ce enn 8 

Weekly’ 
s. d. 
Cleaner (office) responsible for locking up premises so Sa tags aut we'd tee : * 
Cleaner (office) Ke Nee Ae wes eae wie ee tel Gels Bes aed 1 

*Concrete worker bas Ne SEM ira tes 2 1, 

*Driver of horse and dray (to help fill if required) .. A ea Neal s <8 eM a 

*Driver and horse and dray (driver to help fill if required) Meee, ih tee + te PAbey Gy ‘ 

*Driver and two horses and dray-_... NG if ier a 38 aggonn 304 — 

} Per dar. 
~ Rapes 

*Engine driver or pump driver aoe Rds ae a rie Be Mal." 2 3} 

*Hlectrical mechanic ... od re ae ae ie Bet wate’ 2 2.4 
Filterman ai Gas ctrere rae ae hr ee Rae KO 1 9 
Filterman (leading) ass ie i cise Re MN 15 0 1 103 

*Fireman, one boiler ... as; xe sad as Si 15 10 1 Ve 

*Fireman, two boilers ... vie ake nein aaa-s Ft Res 6 Ee 2 Of 

*Fireman, three boilers eae ats Ans 36 ee .. 1610 2 1+ : 

* Fitter... Bea fee Sh A AOR OIN MUIR. COAG: oe a re See ek | 
Ganger ... tes oa hee ake ie nes ase eyes (7p a8 2 14 : 
Gardener and gencral ‘maintenance man... re ia cs LDQ 1 103 

*General assistants ... es ree bigege Php ks Po a) aL eo 1 11% 4 

*Hammer and drill man iF as nant ae oN swat teary op Ss 

*Jointer aie oy ASS one es oes ae RY eo 2 24 

*Jumperman ey nA ne 3 a ae cov Wopesae east 

*Labourer in or out of ‘trenches fs ote Sc a A RS 2 ier BAe 

*Labourer (leading hand), 6d, per day extra. 

Labourer in sewer wwe ue oh Ss oy bee ciemeanee 2 233 
Labourer in sewer well te sie ee 5 38 ove Lay Meese 3 O05 
Maintenance man (wet or dry work) +... ae BY, ere Cpe) doer 
Maintenance man (wet or dry work), leading... se eS Ose ark 
Maintenance man, sewer ., fee 4: 38 5 we WO 30 1 10} 
Maintenance man, sewer, leading ... vis aie avy SES 2OELO abe aks 
Maintenance man, sewer outfall .., 4) as ae a hb iG ' cabereae 

*Manhole builder __,.. i ee oh opto eae Si ore tree | 








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Meter tester and repairer... eae = Sea nee we 15 3 1 103 
Miner, lst grade tow ag a at os ar Be Neage 2 8} 
Miner, 2nd grade Aye ey ae oat Ae Mee “Spr te Sauer v0 Zin OF 
Motor lorry driver... Hee ae at AH oa Pee as: aA E: 
se greasers si se i ay we wes w 1510 I 113 
ainter.., A bee Fig Nag ans ne a6 sect ReO r 
*Painter’s labourer ,., a + ae s i i ach ; rf 
*Pipe layer (water) ... as Ae re Ae ae prph arabes 2. 2, 
*Pipe layer (sewerage) Ay ee ae Ree a pe eee 2 15% 
Pipe tester (supervisor) ; vee ay oes + veneee 2 G3 
“Plan printer and mounter : - Scented cad Byrd 
*Piasterer Fs 3 A HK Pe see aes neeibits casée 2 54 
*Plastever (on sewer, tunnel, or shaft work) AA aeeiEh dates 2 64 
*Ploughman (2 horses) tee as oe no ia ve htiess 3% .2 15% 
*Ploughman (over 2 horses) .., ts. ae saenia see seg bdove 2 2 
Piiaber ey ahi Vien ME oe O Oe ed be MG ont ey eg Igh Bre Be 
*Powderman tee ooo soe eee eee vee nee ory TT | 2 33 
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Probationers— sy an ay ie 
15 and under'16 years... ga tae seh oes vee tseeee 24 8 
16 and under 17 years... ive cas ars eee Yoni ek Gale : 32 7 
17 and under :8 years”... ore oe ose vee teahg\ecwes 40 10 
18 and under 19 years... Roe, Vee dcie he =a Seentlesessat i). 404-0 
19 ano under 20 yeurs ... PsA ay Abs re de UW erseee 57 0 
20-and under 21 years .., dan ate Hes ie sdeiicaed ss 73 8 
‘ per hour, 
: S s. d. 
Rockchopper (deep work)... ws wie igs ees Wea ie Senden 2 &3 
Rockchopper (shaliow work, 44 hours)... Sa atic estiliiioct ans 2 023 
SUES ey PUES a HREM ee sien g th a Sei RPO aan LN a en 
Shift engineer,,, calereME xt sue oat se re spel 2 Lh. 2 7 
Storeman and depdt keeper ... ve He ie see oe 16 6) 2 OF 
*Tool sharpener on EP oes bt ves oo Mos Meade tod 2 25 
*Prench timberer ay aes px aeeR ae ate By Bee : 2 2e 
Turncock an ahs ie ee Aeon ee iss be 16) 6 2 0: 
Turncock and reservoir caretaker ... sat ne has ae ROK 6 2 0% 
Turncock at Newcastle reservoir... fee is iy fs Bde Le LO 2° 28 
Turncock at West Maitland... ay Ai sae ie Re YA: gin es 
Turncock and reservoir caretaker at Minmi, as an additional 
allowance for attending to distant valves, regulating supply of 
water from 15-inch trunk main, and in lieu of any overtime 
which might accrue in respect of this duty, 3s. per week. 
Watchman and lamplighter ... Sra Jeg ete Lae PLN C K aes rap Oy 3 
Youths— 
16 and under 17 years is te van as Be) Best 10. sn . 
17 and under 18 years... iy, uke ee as Sustdy HOVE DEL 
18 and under 19 years... see is a aye Bean tidy AO Bate 
19 and under 20 years... ery aises ead sad pain h eoenes 
* 20 and under 21 years... : : as sles eee LOS See eat ‘ 


Norz.—As to rates marked *, sce clause 51. 


A pipe-layer placed in charge of four or more men by a responsible officer when a 
ganger or foreman is not personally in charge shall be paid 1s. per day extra. 


Technical College Fees. 
47. Any employee receiving less than 7s, per day, being required by the employer to 
attend prescribed Technical College Classes in any subject, shall, on successfully passing 
the annual examination in such subject, be refunded any Technical College fee so paid. 


Payment of Wages and Termination of Employment. 
48. Employees shall be paid at times other than meal hours, or failing same then 
time allowance shall be granted them for the period so occupied. : 

When employees are discharged or resign they shall be paid on application at the 
Board’s Head Office or Branch Office the wage due to them in case of discharge, within 
twenty-four hours of such discharge; in case of resignation, within twenty-four hours 
after ganger is notified of such resignation by the employee, 

At the employees’ option in lieu 6f the above, payment. shall be made on the job on 
the next Succeeding pay day. In case of delay beyond such twenty-four hours or pay day, 
as the case may be, they shall be paid at ordinary rates for all working time they are kept 
waiting. ah i 
; Duties of Employees. 

49, Except as where altered or modified by this Award. employees shall continue to 


perform the work and attend to the duties hitherto, regarded as customary and incidental. 


to the respective positions in the service of the employer. 

There shall not be any alteration to the employee’s prejudice of existing conditions 
which have hitherto applied to their employment except in so far as they are affected by 
this Award, yh 

Employees working out of their Grade. 

50. Any employee being required to perform the work of a higher grade shall be paid 
while*so employed the wages attaching to such higher grade; but in the event of any 
employee being required to perform work of a lower grade to that in which he is classed, he 
shall not suffer any reduction of pay by reason only of his working temporarily out of his 
grade. Such work shall not be considered temporary if it continues for more than two 


Area, Incidence, and Duration. 


51. This Award rescinds and replaces the Award of the Deputy Court for the 
District of Newcastle published in Government Gazette No. 119 of 25th June, 1920, made 
in and in relation to the industries and callings in respect of which the Water Supply 


and Sewerage Employees (Hunter District) Board is constituted, as varied by Order of the 


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‘Deputy Court, published in Government Gazette No. 207 of 8rd December, 1920, ua by 
Bee of the Court published in Government Gazettes No. 25 of. 18th February, 1921, and 
No. 187 of 22nd September, 1922, ‘ a, 
It shall apply to all employees of the classes hereinbefore mentioned within the juris- ee xia > 
diction of the said Board. Wate abs} | a 
It shall take effect from the 19th September, 1922, inclusive, and shall remain in 
. force thereafter for a period of two years. ' BERR ts! i 
The rates marked * are fixed under section 26 of the Industrial Arbitration Act as } 
being the rates paid to employees not employed by the Government or its departments 
doing substantially the same class of work. 
Leave is reserved to the employer to apply to the Court at any time as advised fora 
variation of this Award in respect of a reduction of any of the hourly rates marked = as 





aforesaid. 
H.-R. CURLEW: In, 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration, 
aN Si I ST Tl UR EAR SES ols at ms i 7 é of : 
[8111] ae _ Industrial Registrar’s Office, ; 


Sydney, 10th Noy ember, 1922. 


THE following Order of the Court varying the Award of the Court published in Govern- 

ment Gazette of the Ist April, 1920 (17 1.G., 949), made in and in relation to the industries 

and callings in respect of which the Printing Employees, Female (Cumberland and New- 

castle) Board is constituted (constitution published at page 4540 of No, 120 of Government 

Gazette, dated 11th August, 1922—see also Industrial Gazette, vol. xxii; page 299), as varied 

: by Orders of the Court published in Government Gazettes of 18th Piast ck 19204 (197TGs 


701), 14th October, 1921 (20 1.G., 885), and 8rd March, 1922 (21 7.G, , is published in E 
accordance with the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act; 1912, aha “the Regulations 
thereunder. A 


fh WoRIPCHING 6 


(No. 3,352.) Industrial Registrar. 


IN THE COURL OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION,. NEW SOUTH WALES. 
No. 508 of 1922. ss. 4,4 
Printing Employees, Female (Cumberland and Newcastle) Board, 


Application by the New South Wales Master Printers and Connected Trades’ Association, 
Industrial Union of Employers. 5 ; 


Wednesday, the 25th day of October, 1922. 
Printing Employees, Female (Cumberland and. Newcastle) Award. 
Variation. 


1. Delete clause 3, Wages, of the said ee gazetted ist April, 1920, as varied in 
Gazettes of 18th February, 1921, and 3rd March, 1922, and substitute in lieu thereof oe 
folowing clause :— ; iH : 

3. Wages. : 
The minimum rate of wages shall be :— 
(«@) For senior hands— 
(i) Quarter binder, when engaged on work whieh exceeds 13 inch in thick- 
ness of back and 108 superficial inches measured over length and breadth  é 
ot either side, whether wired, sewn, stabbed, stapled, or otherwise held 
together, 51s. Gd. per week. TUE bel A ed 
(ii) Quarter binder, when engaged on work which does not exceed both the 
‘ measurements abovementioned, 46s. 6d. per week. 
(iii) Hand sewers, 4s, 6d. per week. 
(iv) Machine sewers, letterpress and lithographic feeders, head packers and 
embossers, 44s. 6d. per week. ; ' 
(vy) Ail other senior hands, 42s. Gd. per week. 

Provided that the wage of senior hands employed at the date of abe: : ; 
tion of this variation of the Award shall not be reduced by more than 1s. 6d. re Ay 
per week by reason of this yariation. } 

(vb) For junior hands— : 8 Mp 
For tirst six months of their experience, 15s. 3d. per week, i. ‘ ; AN sit 
For second six months of their experience, 17s. 9d. per week. eye EM RU 
For third six months of their experience, 20s, 3d. per week. ¥ 
For fourth six months, of, their experience, 24s. 8d. per week. 
For third year of their experience, 28s. 3d. per week. - 
For fourth year of their experience, 33s. 3d. per week. 
A junior hand, upon attaining the full age of 21 years. shall be paid not less 
than the living wage rate declared by the Board of Trade. 
(c) Piece-work rates for’ piece: work may be arranged for bag and envelope workers 
between the employer and” ‘enliployee, but such rates shall in all cases be ; 
sufficient to énablé the’ employee to earn not less than 10 per cent. in excess of | « 
the time rates herein’ provided” ‘for such employee, but so that the piece rates ar } 
for both juniors and seniors shall be uniform and not differential. ~ j Rh Re Pi, * 
2. Clause 18 of the said Award is varied by clause 3 hereof. ats re Pa 
3. This yariation shall take effect fourteen days after its publication in Goy ernment ’ 
Bazaite, and with the said Award, gazetted Ist April, 1920, as varied in Gazettes of 18th 
February, 1921, 14th October, ae 1921, and 3rd March, 1922, shall remain in force thereafter 
for a period of one year. 
Leave is reserved to employers and employees to app to the Court for a new 
Award at any time before the expiration of this Award. 
Further consideration of this application in respect of an ‘increase in hours of work 
stands over generally. 


. 


Re CURLEWIS, huey ‘ ; 
Additional HEE of. the Ponrt. of Industria Avbitr ation. 


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10 Nov., 1922.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 158, 6083 
[8112] xy! ; ; : , : Industrial Registrar's Office, 


. Sydney, 10th November, 1922. 
THE following Order of the Court varying the Award of the Court published in Govern- 
ment Gazette of the 18th November, 1921 (20 1.G., 1101) made in and in relation to the 
industries and callings in respect of which the Bakers and Breadcarters (State), Board is 
constituted ( constitution published at page 1442 of No. 37 of Government Gazette, dated 24th 
February, 1922-—see also Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi, page 839), as varied by Orders of the 
Court published in Government Gazettes of 20th January, 1922 (21. 1.G., 160) 7th April 
1922 (21 1.G,, 1097), 12th May, 1922 (21 1,.G., 1300), 30th’ June, 1922 (22 [.G., 105), 25th 
August, 122 (22 LG,, 358), 6th October, 1922, and 8rd November, 1922, is published in 
accordance with the preyisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, and the Regulations 


thereunder, k 
; oe Se PW, KIDTCHING, 
(NOs. 800k.) Industrial Registrar. 


IN THE COURT OF INDUSPRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
No. 506 of 1922. 
sSakers and Breadcarters (State) Board. 
Application by Schofield and Dominish, Master Bakers, of Young. 
Monday, the 80th day of October, 1922, 
Breadcarters (Country) Award. 
Variation. 
ped Schofield and Dominish, Master Bakers, of Young, are exempt from the provisions 
of clause 3. Wages, of the said Award, gazetted 18th November, 1921, as varied in Gazette 
of 25th, August, 1922. in respect of their breadcarter, Frank Ferth, so long as the said bread- 
carter is paid a wage of £2 5s. for a week’s work of not more than 26. hours. 
ee GHO, 8S. BEEBY, 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 





[S144] ; Industrial Registrar’s Office, ‘ 
RG Sydney, 10th November, 1922. 
THE following Award of the Deputy Court for the District of Neweastle made in exercise 
‘of the powers conferred on it by section 14 of the Industrial Arbitration Act. 1912, determin- 
ing certain industrial matters arising in and in relation to the industries and callings in 
respect of which the Bakers and Breadcarters (Northumberland) Board is constituted 
(constitution published at page 1442 of No. 37 of Government Gazette, dated 24th February, 
1922—-see also Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi., page 338), is published in accordance with the 
provisions of the Act and the Regulations thereunder. 
; ' ih, W. KRITCHING, 
ee. (No, 8,558. ) Industrial Registrar. 
IN THE DEPUTY COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES, 
: FOR THE DISTRICT OF NEWCASTLE. 
Hae Nov.2 of 1922, 
‘s cee Bakers and Breadcarters (Northumberland) Board. 4 
. Application by the Newcastle and Northern District Operative Bakers Society, Industrial 
Union of Hmployees. ; 
. Tuesday, the 19th day of September, 1922. 
' fi _ Bakers (Northumberland) Award. 
(Eight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1922.) 
foe 1. Definition. 
(a) An operative baker is a person employed ina bakehouse in the mixing or making 
of any dough, or in the weighing or moulding of any dough by hand or by machinery, or in 
the handling or baking of dough. . 
-(b) Foreman is an operative baker who has charge of the work in the bakehouse. 
(c) Jobber is an operative baker who is engaged casually. 
(d) Short jobber is a jobber who is engaged to work not more than four consecutive 
hours on any day. 
(e) Long jobber is a jobber who is engaged to work more than four consecutive 
hours on any day. 
(f) Doughmaker is an operative baker principally employed in the mixing or making 
of any dough by hand or machinery. 
: (g) Single-hand baker is an operative baker employed in the bakehouse where he is 
‘the only person employed. 
; > (h) Apprentice is a youth duly apprenticed under the provisions of the Apprentices 
; Act for a period of four years to an employer to learn the trade of an operative baker. 
ee (i) Single day shal mean a day on which bread for not more than one day’s 
consumption is produced, | 
(j) Double days shall mean days on which bread for more than one day's cousulMp- 
tion but not more than two days’ consumption is produced. 
(k) Treble days shall mean days on which bread for more than two days’ consump- 
tion ‘is produced, ‘ 


Bat..’? 


2, Hours. 


eS mar (i) The hours of labour shall be as follows :— 
* (a) In an ordinary week 48 hours, providing that not more than 11 hours shall be 
7 worked on Monday or a day following an operative baker’s holiday, 9 hours Ou 
Tuesday, 84 hours on Wednesday, 84 hours on Thursday, 10 hours on Friday, ana 
é 54 hours on Saturday. 
re. (b) In a week with one carter’s holiday 45 hours, provided that not more than il 
hours shall be worked on the double day; on other days the hours shall be not 
more than those stated in subclause (@) of this clause; or, 
(c) Alternatively, in a week of one cartei’s holiday 45 hours, with the same daily 
te limitations as is provided in subclause (@) hereof. 
(d) In a week with two carter’s holidays coming together 40 hours, provided that not 
~ ° more than 11 hours shall be worked on Monday, not more than 11 hours on the day 


‘ preceding the treble delivery, not more than 6 hours on the day of the treble 
delivery, not more than 10 hours on Friday, and not more than 5} hours on 
Saturday. : 











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(e) Notwithstanding anything hereinbefore contained, where a treble delivery takes 
place on a Saturday the hours of labour for that week shall be increased by two 


hours per week, and such two hours shall be worked on the Saturday, making the - 


total working hours on such Saturday 74 hours instead of 54 hours. In the week 
following such week the hours of labour shall not exceed 45. } 2 
(ii) Calculation of Hours.—The following provisions shall apply to all operatives :— 

(@) Day’s work.—The ordinary hours of labour of any employee for any day shall be 
calculated. as follows:—The time occupied in preparing and making the dough or 
doughs shall first be taken into account, and the remainder of the said hours shall 
then be calculated from the actual starting time preparatory to baking off. 

(b) Small Goods.—aAll time occupied in making small goods or in cake-making shall 
be cela as part of the ordinary hours of labour for the day. 

(c) Coming All time occupied by employees in coming back to make dough or 
wastry or a do other work shall be calculated at time and a half, 

(iii) Meals.—Three-quarters of an hour shall be allowed each day for meals, except 
‘ on Saturday, on which day one half-hour shall be allowed for meals. Not less than one 
continuous half-hour shall be taken for a meal after the expiration of 8 hours, and 
within 5 hours of starting. 
(iv) Starting Time.—tThe time for starting work shall be as follows :— 

(a) Doughmakers shall start to suit the shop. 

(6) Other operatives (except the employees who cut over and knock down doughs) 
shall start not earlier than 6 a.m. 

(c) In the event of the dough proving fast through unavoidable causes, the provisions 
of this clause relating to starting time shall not apply. 

(d) In the event of the dough proving slow through slow fermentation, the pro- 
visions of this clause relating to 6 p.m. finishing time shall not apply to any master 
baker in respect of any day upon which work was arranged to start at the earliest 
time allowed for such day by this Award: Provided always that this exemption 
shall only extend to twelve such occasions in each period of one year computed 
from the date of the coming into force of this Award. 

(v) Finishing Time.—The ordinary finishing time shall be 6 Dae 


3. Wages. 


The minimum wage per week shall be as follows :— 
(1) Constant hands— : 
(a) Foreman in charge of four or more employees employed at day work, 
£5 15s. 6d: 
(b) All other foremen, £5 10s. Gd, 
(c) Single hands, £5 10s, 6d. 
(d) Doughmakers, £5 10s. 6d. 
(ce) Board hands and all others Coomiiar ae! £5 5s. Gd. 
(ii) Jobbers— 
(a) Short jobbers, 3s. Sd. per hour, with a minimum of 7s. 4d, 
i (b) Long jobbers, 20s. Td. for eight hours or part thereof: Provided that a long 
: jobber, if notified on the day of his starting work that he will be required for 
a week or more, shall be pe at the rate payable to constant hands, and spall 
; be paid travelling expense 
(c) Night jobbers shall be paid 4d. per four extra. 
.(d@) Acting foreman.—Any operative taking charge shall be paid foreman’s rates. 
5 Jobbers taking charge shall be paid 8s. 6d. over the rates prescribed for jobbers. 
e) Travelling expenses.—All jobbers shall be paid travelling expenses. » 

. (f) In case where a jobber is put on for the convenience of a constant hand, ‘such 
jobber’s pay and expenses shall be paid by such constant hand. Where a 
jobber is put on for an employee in case of sickness such pay and expenses 
shall be paid by the employer. : 

(iii) Apprentices— 

The following shall be the minimum rates for apprentices, whether indentured 
before or after the Award lerein :—First six months, 22s.; second six months, 
24s. 6d.; third six months, 27s.; fourth six months, 29s, Gd.; fifth six months, 

35s.; sixth six months, 40s. Gd.; seventh six months, 46s.; eighth six months, 
62s. 6d. ; 








4. Overtime. ; 

(i) Ordinary. foamy ordinary rate of overtime for work done in excess of the hours 
preseribed in clause 2, subclause (i), hereof shall be time and a half. 

(ii) Special.—Subject to the provisions of clause 2 (iv) (d) work done on all days 
except treble days after 6 p.m. shall be paid at the rate of double time. 

(iii) For work done on Thur sday before Good Friday, foremen bakers shall be paid 
3s. 5d. per hour, and operative bakers 3s, 1d. pet hour, in respect of the work done. between 
the hours of 8 a.m, and 6 p.m. : 

Operative bakers coming back to make dough for buns shall be paid 4s. 5d. per hour, 
and apprentices shall receive an additional day's wages for work on that day at bun-making, 

For any work done after 6 p.m. on the Thursday before Good Friday, foremen bakers 

‘ shall be paid 6s. Gd. per hour. and operative bakers 5s. 9d. per hour, 

Jobbers shall be paid travelling expenses. 

(iv) Notwithstanding anything contained in this Award, except as provided in 
paragraph (e) of subclause (i) of clause 2 hereof, all time worked after noon on Satur- 
day shall be paid for at the rate of 4s. per hour. Provided further that where the two 
hours extra are worked in terms of paragraph (e) aforesaid then all time worked after 

2 p.m, shall be paid for at the rate of 4s. Der hour, A 
Apprentices, 


(i) Age—Youths of 1S years of age or under may be engaged as apprentices, and 
shall be bound for a pericd of four years; provided that any youth under 22 years of age 
who proves to the satisfaction of the Court that he has been employed inithe manufacture 
of bread may be engaged and bound as an apprentice for a period equal to four years, less 
the time he has been so employed, and shall in such case be counted as an apprentice for 
the purpose of subclause (ii) of this clause. ' 

(ii) Proportion.—Jivery shop shall be allowed one apprentice. Where four to seven 
operative bakers are employed as constant hands in any one bakehouse, not more than 
two apprentices; where eight to twelve, not more than three; where over twelve, four 
apprentices. No shop shall be allowed more than four apprentiees. : 

(ili) New Apprentices.—Notwithstanding the limitation hereinbefore set out, “wher 
ever any apprentice is within three months of the expiration of the term of his apprentice: 

. ship another apprentice may be taken on to fill the prospective vacancy 








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ay Probation. a Aly; -apprentice 1 may be bingloved on probation for a period not 
— pseu three months. “At the end of such period he shall, if kept on in the employment, 
cee stig by Sugai for acperiod of four years, inclusive of the probationary period, 
Ae Soy ; 6. Prohibition of Improvers, ; a 
RES Yor SO lunproser shall be” employed. 

i i Bs 7.. Holidays. 

(a) Christmas Day, Newcastle Hight-hour Day, ‘and. the ne preceding all Bread- 
* cubtere ee except the Thursday before Good Friday, and also except-as provided. in 
clause 2, subclause (i) (¢), Sal! be holidays for operative bakers. and apprentices. The 
night before such holidays shall be holidays for doughmakers. On such days no -bread or 
small goods shall be manufactured by operative beakers. On the Thursday before Good 
Friday” ho work, except the manufacture of hot-cross buns, shall he done by. operative 
bakers, nor shall such bakers be employed on such manufacture for more than eight hours 
on that day. Work shall not start on that day before S aw. exeept in the case of even: 
. makers, who. shall start to suit the shop. 

(b) Every employee who works-for an employer in terms of clause 2, subclause, (i) 
(c), shall be’ allowed leave of absence for a continuous period of seven days for each 
twelve months’ service, or inscase where employment is terminated prior to twelve months’ 
service one day's leaye of absence for every twe months’ service: 

Provided that no employee shall be entitled, to the benefit of this pr ovision until he 
has been employed ‘for four calendar months. ~ 
tf Each employee shall be given seven days’ notice of commencement of such leave of 
absence. In the event of an employee leaving his employer before twelve months’ service 
- bas’ been completed he shall. forfeit. payment of wages. equivalent to the number of Gays’ 
leave be has enjoyed in excess of what his term of Service has entitled him, Pay ment of 
ies wages shall not be accepted in lieu of leave of absence. 

‘ $. Terms of Employment. 


‘In the case of operative bakers who: are constant. bands, employment shall be from 
week to week, commencing on the Monday; and subject to the common Jaw and statutory 
rights of the parties, one week’s notice shall be given on either side of intention to determine 
the employment. Such notice shall be given at the time of payment of wages for the week 

; : 9. Payment.of Wages. 


Wi ed shall. be paid as: follows:— 
(a) Deughmakers: On completion of: a aan for Saturday’ Ss bread, 
(0) Other weekly hands: On completion ef making of Saturday's: bread, 
-(¢) Overtime: Not later than the Saturday in the week following that in which it is 
earned. 
(da) Jobbers : At the completion of their work. 
10. Board and Lodging. 


It shall net be made a term of eluployment that any Gneratie baker or apprentic e, 
other than members of the employer's gael shall be allowed to board on the premises of 
‘the employer; — HO a 

FO 11. SS EE to Unionists; 4 sik 

‘Subject to the provisions of the Returned Soldiers and: Sailors: Employment <Act, 
1919, so long as the rules of the Newcastle and Northern District Operative Bakers’ Society 
-provide for an entrance fee not exceeding 10s; and. a weekly contribution of 1s.- per week, 
preference of employment igatens " e given to members of the said Society, an Industrial Union 
of Employees, over other perso offering their labour at the same time, other things being 
equal; Provided that in any re where a mew employee not haying been a member of the 
said Sociei y at the time of his engagement becomes a mempber within 14 days after his said 
engagement, it shall be deemed that no question of preference a arisen. 

; . 12,. Hxemption. , 

Notwithstanding’ anything contained in the Award,.all work. not exceeding 8? hours 
daily performed by the efnmployees of the Australasian Conference Association Limited, at 
Coorambong only, from Sunday to Thursday, inclusive, between the hours specified in the 
Award as the ordinary daily. working hours for work on Monday to Friday, shall be regarded 
‘as. bavi ing. been performed by such employees in the ordinary daily working hours of the 
Award. “The ordinary working hours of such employees on Friday shall not exceed 44, to 
be worked between the usual starting tinle fixed by the Award for work on Saturday and 
12 noon. Any work done after 12 noon on Friday, and before the regular starting time 
on Sunday morning, shall be deemed overtime, and shall be paid fer at double rates. 

} This: exemption shall apply only to such employees of tlie said Association as are: 
Seventh Day Adventists and who are employed at Coorambone. 

‘Except in so far as the said Association is hereby expressly. exempted, the provisions. 
of this Award shall apply to it and: to its employees, 

Leave is Peseta to the parties to apply: to the Court to vary this exemption at any 
time. 

pa. $3" “Area, HheidGues and Duration. 

“opis ge urd reseinds and replaces the Award of the Deputy Court for the District 
of. Neweastle, published in Government Gazette No. 97 of 2nd May,'1919, made in and in 
relation to the industries/and callfngs in respect of which the Bakers and Breadcarters”” 
( Northumberland)> Board is» constituted, as ae by Orders of the Court published in 
- Government Gazettes No. 180 of Sth October, 1920, No. 187 of 22nd October, 1920,. No. 195 
of 5th November, 1920, and Nv. 37 of 11th March,. 1921... ° 

It shall apply to the industries and ‘callings. of machine and hand bakers and 
assistants in the County of Northumberland within the jurisdiction of the said Board. 
x It shall take effect from the 12th day of September, 1922, inclusive, and shall remain 
in force thereafter for a period of one month. 
; Leave is reserved igo the Neweastle and Northern District Qperative Bakers’ Society, 
Industrial Union of. Employees, to apply after the 12th October, 1922, for a variation of 
this Award, as it may be advised, upon notice to the Northumberland District Master 
Bakers’ Association only. i 
Leave is reserved to the Northumberland District Master Bakers’ Association, In- 
U dastrtal- Union of Employers, to apply after the 12th October, 1922, for a variation of this 
oS _ Award or fora new Award, upon notice to the Newcastle and Northern District Operative 
_ Bakers’ Society only. 
_. _ This. Award is without prejudice.te any application whieh the Nortknmbetland 
District Master Bakers’ Association may hereafter make for a reduction of wages -in. 
pursuance of the declarations of the eye of Trade of the Sth October, 1921, and 12th 


| May, 1922. 
eee 


‘ H. R. CURLEWIS, 
Additional ea of the aig of Industrial Arbitration. 


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[3113] “, ean Industrial’ Registrar’ s Office, 
‘ Sydney, 10th November, 1922. 


THE following Order of the Court varying the Award of ane Court published in Govern- | * 
ment Gazette of the 10th March, 1922 (21 IL.G., 880), made in and.in relation to the Ps 
industries and callings in respect ‘of which the Hotel Employees (State) Board is consti-, 

tuted (constitution published at page 1435 of No. 37 of Government Gazette dated 24th 
February, 1922—see also Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi, page 324) is published in accordance _ 48 
with the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, and the Regulations thereunder. . a 


BF, W. KITCHING, 
(No. 3,550.) Industrial Registrar. 


Sa 


IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
No. 458 of 1922. ! 
- Hotel Employees (State) Board. 


Application by the United Licensed Victuallers’ Association of the Commonwealth of 
Australia, New South Wales Branch, Industrial Union of he aa ee 


Thursday, the 12th day of October, 1922 ( é by 


Hotel Employees (Country) Award. 
Variation. 


1. Delete clause 2, Time allowed off, of the said Award, eas 4 10th March, aL Saat ay 
and substitute in lieu thereof the following clause :— 


2. Time allowed off. 


One full day off in each week shall be given to all employees: Provided that in 
hotels in which, in the following classifications, viz., cook, useful, femadé employee 
doing combined waitress and housemaid duties, there is only one employee, each such 
employee may be allowed two half-days off in each week in lieu of the one full.day 
herein provided for. The time allowed off under the provisions of the Harly Closing 
Act to any employee may be computed as part of the time to be allowed off under this 
Award, 

2. Delete clause 6, Wages, of the said Award, and substitute in lieu thereof the 
following clause :— 


6. Wages. 


Where a sum of money is herein referred to as wages such reference is to rae 
rate per week unless the context otherwise ee 
Cooks of 18 years of age and over :-— ' 


iP Class A. . 2% 
In hotels where the charge for a three-course meal is over two Ses and 
sixpence :— 
Where five or more cooks are usually euiplor ed.—Chef, male £6. 19s. 6d. ‘female 2 


£4 3s. 9d.; second cook, male £5 9s. Gd., female £3 5s. 9d.; pastry, pudding, 
or sweets cook, male £5 8s., female £3 2s,; third cook or relieving cook, 
. male’ £4 19s. die female £2 19s. 94.; second pastry cook, male £4 14s. 6d., 
female £2 16s. 8d.; grill or stove cook, male £4 12s. 6d.; female £2 15s. 6d.; 
vegetable, assistant or other cook, male £4 5s., female £2 aL ES: 
Where tour cooks are usually employed.—Chef, male £6 4s. 6d.. female £3 
‘ 14s, 9d.: second cook, male £5 5s., female £3 3s.; pastry, pudding, sweets, 
or third cook, male £4 16s. 64d., "female £2 18s. ; : vegetable, | assistant or 
other cook, male £4 5s., female £2 11s. 
Unik three cooks are usually employed.—Chef, male £5 14s. 6a, female £8 
‘Od.; second cook, male £4 18s., female £2 19s. ; third, assistant, or 
she cook, male £4 5s., female £2 11s. } ; % 
Where two cooks are usually employed.—Che7, male £5 1s. 6d., female £3 1s.; 
second cook, male £4 J1s., female £2 14s. 9d. 
Where one cook is usually employed.—Male £5 1s, 6d., female £3 1s. 


Class B. 


In hotels where the charge for a three-course meal is two shillings and sixpence 
and under :— \ “ae 


} Where five or more cooks are usually employed.—Chef, male £6 9s. 6d., female 

'. Che £3. 17s, 9d.; second cook, male £5 3s., female £3 2s.; third, pudding, sweets, 

' pee a or pastry cook, male £4 14s. 6d., female £2 16s. Od:: grill or relief cook, 

ke i male £4 12s. 6d., female £2 15s, Gd.; vegetable, assistant, or Diner cook, 
Te male £4 5s., female £27 44s. Bs 


Where four cooks are usually employed.—Chef, male £5, 19s. 6d., female £3 
11s. 9d.; second cook, male £4 19s. 6d., female £2 19s. 9d.; third, relief, 
pudding, or sweets cook, male £4 lis, female £2 14s. 9d. ; vegetable, 
assistant, or other cook, male £4 5s., female £2 11s. 


2 ee Where three cooks are usually employed.—Chef, male £5 9s. 6d.. female £8 5s. Ae a 
eh 9d.\; second, pastry, pudding, sweets, stove or grill cook, male £4 16s, 6d., t ty 

female £2 185.; vegetable, assistant, or other cook, male £4 5s., female A oa 

£24118; ; ‘ 


Where two cooks are usually employed.—Chef, male £4 19s. 6d., female £2 
19s. 9d.; second cook, male £4 8s. 6d., female £2 18s. 3d. 
Where one cook is usually employed.—Male £4,16s., female £2 17s. 9d. 


Night Cooks.—Night cooks shall rank with second cooks with respeet to wages, 


hours, and overtime pay in their respective classes. Night cooks shall mean 
$5 Xie cooks working between the hours of 9 p.m. and 6 a.m. 


Barmaids, £2 14s. 6d.; barmen, £4 1s. 
Cashier in bars or dining-rooms, male £4 14s, 6d.; female £3 Os. 6d. 





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Cellarmen, £4 16s. 6d, A cellarman is an employee in charge of, responsible for, 
or substantially engaged in looking after the contents of a cellar of an hotel. 

Female general servants and laundresses, £2 14s. Where, however, suitable sleeping 
accommodation is provided the sum of 6s. may be deducted therefor. 

Housemaid, £2 8s. 6d. Where, however, suitable Sleeping accommodation is pro- 
vided the sum of 6s. may be deducted therefor. 

Kitcherfnaids, £2 10s. 6a, 

Kitchenmen, £4 1s. : 

Linenmaids, £2 16s. 6d. Where, however. suitable sleeping accommodation js 
provided, the sum of 6s. may be deducted therefor. 

Messengers, page, and lift boys under 18 years of age, £2 5s. 8d.; at 18 years, 
£2 8s.14d.; at 19 years, £2 14s. 1d.; at 20 years, £2 19s. 10d.; at 21 years £4 1s. 

- Pantrymaids, £2 9s. 6d. ‘ 

Pantrymen, £4 1s. ; 

Porters (including usefuls acting as porters), £4 1s, 

Usefuls, male, under 21 years, £8 1s. 3d. Where, however, suitable sleeping 
accommodation is provided, the sum of 6s. may be deducted therefor. 

Usefuls, male, 21 years and over, £4 1s. Where, however, suitable sleeping accom- 
modation is provided, the sum of 6s, may be deducted therefor. 

Waiter, head, £4 11s. 

Waitress, head, £2 15s. 6d. 

A head waiter or waitress or person in char ge of dining-room shall mean and be 
deemed to be a person in full charge of a dining-room with authority over 
other persons employed therein and responsible for all utensils therein. 

Waiters, £4 Is. 

Waitresses, £2 9s. 6d. é 
* All other employees not provided for shall be paid at the weekly rate of :—Adult 

males, £4 1s.; females, £2 8s. 6d., with deduction for board and lodging as pro- 
vided in clause 14. 
3. Delete clause 13, Apprentices, of the said an ard, and substitute in lieu thex eof 
the following clause :— 
: “18. Apprentices. 
Apprentices properly indentured for a period of four years may be employed in 
the proportion of one apprentice to three cooks.. Such apprentices must be at least 17 
years of age, and s i x s. 7d. for the first 
'six months; £1 17s. 11d. for the second six months; £2 2s. 5d. for the third six months; 
£2 9s. 10d. for the fourth six months; £2 16s. 9d. for the fifth six months; £8 4s. 1d. for 
the sixth six months; £3 11s. 6d. for the seventh six months; and £3 19s. 1d. for the 
eighth six months. 


4. Delete clause 14, Board and Lodging, of YS said Award, and substitute in lieu 
thereof the following clause :— 





14. Board and Laer: 


(a) In hotels where board is supplied to any employee (other than lunch, 
dinner, or mid-day waiters or waitresses) the sum of 16s. 3d. per week may be deducted 
from the wages herein prescribed. ‘Where, however, employers do not provide meals for 
such employee on his or her day off they shall pay a sum to such employee of 2s, 5d. 
for such day. If the employer is prepared to provide meals on such day off, then the 
employee may elect to have all meals or breakfast only at the hotel on such day off, 

pe - and shall notify the employer accordingly on the night preceding the day off, and shal! 
j be paid at-the end of the week with the wage the said sum of 2s. 5d. where no meals 
have been supplied, or 1s. if breakfast only has been supplied. Unless otherwise herein 
provided, where the employee is furnished with lodgings no deduction shall be made 
from the wages, and the employee shall not be charged for such lodgings. 
(6) Employees for whom no provision is made regarding lodgings may arrange 


if they so desire to lodge on the premises of the employer, and the sum of 6s. per week 
may be charged for such lodgings. 
(c) Subclause (0) hereof shall not be made a condition of employment. 


5. This variation shall take effect fourteen days after publication in the Government 
Gazette, and shall remain in force thereafter until the 9th day of March, 1924. 


Leave is reserved to the employees to apply to the Court within six months from the 
commencement of this variation in respect of clause 2, Time allowed off, should its. pro- 
visions cause serious disturbance to the scheme of the Award, or if an unfair advantage 

vbe taken of it. 
GO. 8. BEEBY, 














Pee Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 
| eae 
CONTENTS. pcm | CONTENTS. PAGE 
Proclamations oe 5987 | Act of Parliament assented to hi Ne es «- 6005 
Local Government Act, 1919—Notices under. . ve, O89 Police Sale—Unclaimed Property bei ww» 6005 
Appointments, &c. ... aay ses ee Fpl ... 5991 | Notice to Lay Service Piper, &c. Be nee eas BOOB, 
Government Notices 5992 | Tenders oe 6006 
_ Cattle-slaughtering | and Diseased Animals” Act— | General Abstracts of Average Amounts of Liabilities 
Inspectors under Bey ... 0996 | and Assets of Banks ... y.. -6008 
Legally Qualified Medical Practitioners... ss é 5996 |; Auctioneers Licenses— Annual Meetings of Justices ... 6016 
Government Railways and Tramways—Applications Mines Department Notices ee 6018 
for Positions ... Pus isms .. 5996 | Lands Department Notices ak - 6021 
_ Government Railways—N otice under .. 6996 | Forestry Act—Notice under : 6064 
Government Railways and Tramways—Notice under., .» 5996 | Private Advertisements ... Ren fel ie .. 6065 
Government Railways and Tramways—By-laws 5997 | Impoundings al Harn ie day et om 6075 
Real Property Act—Notice under Ft ... 6003 | Industrial Notices . = ies oh i a 98 174 
: Officiating. Ministers ee ry “a0 eee veal, 608 eR RE EOP STP BETS II LYS TE LHTT  EOOEN 
Oyster Culture Leases... id aes «. 6004 
Water Conservation and Irrigation Goria sasion SYDNEY : 
- Notices under ... hate Be rth Ve -- 6004 | Printed and Published by Jonn Spence, Acting Government 
Water Act, 1912— Notices under... Tr oz vs. 6005 Printer, 10th November, 1922, 
f fe es, 


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No. 159.) | FRIDAY, 10 NOVEMBER. (1922. 


a a a ak aa ep 6 reer is: pope tian a a Speen. 





SPECIAL GAZETTE UNDER THE “PUBLIC SERVICE 
ACT, 1902.” 


APPOINTMENTS. 


BIS Exceileney the Governor, with the advice of the 
_ Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has approved of the follow- 
ing appointments : — S 

. vE?ARTMERT OF LANDS. 

+ Mr. Victor William Heathwood, Clerk, Crown Land 
Agent’s Office, Casino, to be Clerk, Land .Board 
Bi 8 Office, Armidale,—from 6th October, 1922 (Minl. 

as 1922-6,238). 
Mr. Richard James Rummery, Junior Clerk, Land 

Board Office, Moree, to be Junior Clerk, Crown 
Land Agent’s Office; Casino,—from 28rd August, 
nee » 1922 (Minl. 1922-6,238). _ 
— ~Mr. Philip Wright, Clerk. Land Board Office, Armi- 
ae 7, _ dale. to be Clerk, Head Office,—from 25th Septem- 
ERAT ber (MinlI. 1922-6,238). — 
“-- ~-—Mr. John Boyd Scobie, Clerk of Petty Sessions and 
~ Chamber Magistrate, Albury, Department of the 
Attorney-General and of Justice, to be also Crown 
Land Agent for the Land District of Albury,— 
_ from 25th September, 1922, vice Mr. E. J. 
___ Harrison (Minl. ,1922-6,239). 

Mr. George McKay, Clerk of Petty Sessions, Scone. 
Department of the Attorney-General and of 
_ gustice, to be also Crown Land Agent for the 
_ Land District of Scone,—from 9th October, 1922, 

vice Mr. J. B. Scobie, transferred (Minl. 1922- 

6,240). “¢ ; 


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en 

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DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION. 


Miss Dulce Heene Saturley, on probation for six 

' months,’ to be Clerk. 

Mr. William Franms Clemens, on probation for twelve 
months, to be Junior Clerk. 


Mr. George Thomas Nicholls, on probation for six 
months, to be Junior Clerk, Head Office,—to take 
effect from 1st July, 1922. 


Mr. Guy Lister Walker, on probation for six months, 
to be Junior Clerk, Technical Education Branch,— 
to take effect from Ist October, 1922. 

Mr. Leslie Harold Butler to be Attendant, Truant 
School,—to take effect from 12th January, 1920, 
in pursuance of the provisions of the Public 
Service (Temporary Officers) Act, 1915. 

Mr. Walter Gibson Tallentire, Clerk of Works, Re- 
sumed Properties Department and Office of the 

' Housing Board, Department of The Treasury, to 
be Clerk of Works, Department of Public Instrue- 
tion. 

Mr. Martin Reginald Moylan, Clerk, on probation, 
Department of Public. Instruction. (Confirma- 
tion.) , 

Miss Eva Redfern, Teacher, Physical Culture, Sydney 
High School for Girls, to be Lecturer in Physicat 
Culture, Teachers’ College, 

FORESTRY COMMISSION 


Mr. Geoffrey James Rodger, Assistant Forester, 
Forestry Commission, (Confirmation.) 
£1922-1,141-3] 











DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. 
Mr. Thomas Henry Tennant, Assistant Secretaries 









be Secretary, Government Dock and Workshops, 

Neweasile, September, 1929. ra 
iss Nellie MoArthar, Tracer, Depé 

Works. (Confirmation. ) 


Miss Muriel Hazel Alice. Byrnes t 
writer and ‘Typist, Departmen ie 
(Contirmation,) 


DZ2ARTLENT OF wie 


’. Richard Hind Cambage, 
Warden, Department of Me 
Explosive: s. Department, © AO ie oS ariaess 
Chief Ynspector under sectton. QT of the <inflam- 
mable Liquid Act, i913,—such appointment to 
take effect. trom the 13th opto reey, 1922 (Ms. 
1922-6 938- es Eee Seep 


SPARTHMENT oF AGE RIOULTURE ; \ 


Mr, Noel McGuffie Pohusven to be Junior Clerk, on 
; probatien for six montis, sto take effect fr om Ist 
Detabee, 1922; 
NED. Andrew Witham Sinart Moodie to be Assistant 
Experimentalist,—appointment confirmed as from 
26th October, 1922. 
Mr. Charles Hd dgington to be Foreman, Tener Domain, 
—to take effect from 1st October, 1922, 
Dorothea Agnes 
and Typist, —appointment confirmed as from 26th 
October, 1922. 


IDE PARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE. 


f 


M iss 


AVE Le 


we 


Hyde tobe Shorthand-writer= |’ 


Mr. Prdderiek dé Renzie Dunean,. Clerk of Petty : 


Sessions, Kast Maitland, sto: be: Clerk of Petty: 
Sessions, Muswellbrook; vice Mr.: G. McKay, 

transferred from’ the bth November, 1922’, also 
to be Distr ict Registrar in- Bankraptey, ati ‘Muse - 
wellbrook (to act only at such times as the Police 
Magistrate is unable to perform the duty), As- 
sistant Registrar of Births, Deaths, ‘and Mar- 
riages for the Distriet. of" ‘Robertson, 
brook 

hvook, 
‘that*place, under the Larid and Income Tax As- 
sessment Act, 1895, and Regulations her eu ndes, 

—from the same ‘date. 

Mr. Ernest John Smith, Crown Land Agent, Wea 
to be also Clerk of Petty Session at that place, 
vice Mr. H. Ja.S. Brook, transferred,—from oth 
October, 1922; also to be District Registrar in 
Bankr uptey, at-Warren:(to. aet only at such*times 
as the Police Magistrate is unable to perform the 
duty), Assistant Registrar of Births, Deaths, and 
Marriages ‘for the District ” of’ ‘Coonamble, at 
Warren, and Assistant Registrar ap Warren, of 

; the District Court, Nyngan,—from | same date. ; 

Mr. Thomas Mitchell - Rowers Osborn, to be Junior 
Clerk, Petty* Sessions’ “Office, Broken Hill. (Con- 


hrmation.) 


re TS, 





HS. ixcellency the Governor, 
Hixecutive Council, has =pproved, of. the: ane ap- 
‘por _bments.: : g3 334 
Mz. Henry vinsold Septiteite Ctlippindslt’ Relieving 
Rolice Magistrate, to he Deputy ‘Licensing , 
drate of the ‘Licensing. Courts for, the Licensing 
Districts of Penrith, Camden, Windsor, and: Bris- 
bane Water. for a period not exceeding two. 
‘months,—from the 2nd November, 1922; also to’ 
act as Visiting Justice to Emu Plains Prison 
‘Farm, and District Registrar in Bankruptcy at 


wat Muswell- | 
, Registrar of the Distriet Court at Muswell- | 
and ‘Registrar “of “the Court of Review at 


with the. advice: of) the. : 


‘gllplaces of Petty Sessions at which -the Police: ’ 


‘Magistrate, Penrith, ordinarily presides, pending 

“she appointment of a suceessor to Mr. T. B, 

Clegg, on leave -prior to retirement >from same 
date. : 


Me. Sidney Ernest Baier sieve Clerk of Patty 
‘Sessions, to act as Clerk of Petty Sessions, Mud- 
‘gee, during the absence of Mr. H. M. ‘Blackmore, 
on leave,—from 6th November, 1922; also to act 
as’ District: Registrar im Bankruptcy. at. Mudgee. 
(to act: only .at such ‘times -as’the Police Magis- 
trate is unable to perform the duty), Registrar 
~; ‘Births, Deaths, and Marriages for the Distr ict" 

é. Mudgee, at Mudgee, and Registrar ef the Court 
of Review at that plaee under the’ ‘Land, and In- 
come Tax Assessment Act, 1895, and Regulations 
thereunder,—from the same’ date. 













Lagis— *}. 


Mr. Alexander’ John Paton, Clerk, Petty Sessions’ — 


Branch, to act as Clerk of Petty Sessions, mma-.. 
ville, during the absence of Mr. R. Ay 


“on leav e,—from Ist November, 1922, 


vice “2 = 


: } Goonenbah ;: Miss Mary: 


tty Sessions, to act as Clerk of Petty Sessions, 

: wing the absence of Mr. F. D. ‘i. 
1 eave,—trom the 1st November, 
etias District Registrar-in Bank- 
windra (to act only at such times 
Pagistrate is unable to perform the | 
Registrar of Births, Deaths, and 
Le: District: of Gundagai, at Coota- 
gistrar of the Court of Review at 









as. Cleric ee Patty Sessions, East Maitland: vice 
Mr.-Fy R. Duncan, transferred, and pending 
) prtenent arrangements,—from Ist and 7th Nov- 
wember; 1922, respectively; also to act as District 
" Registrar an Bankruptey at Hast Maitland (to 
“eet only at such times as the Police Magistrate is 
~ganable toperform. the. duty), Pegistrar ‘of Births, 
Deaths, and‘ Marriages, for : the, District of East 
Maitiand, and Assistant Registrar for the Dis- 
trict.of Durham, at East Maitland, and Regis- 


“~~ stra ‘of the-Court of Review at that place, under 


the Land and Income Tax Assessment Act, 1895, 
and Regulations thereunder,—from the same date. 
Ak. ‘Edward Percy Cusick, to act as Registrar of the 
«District Court at East Maitland, —from 7th Nov-- 





ember, 1922. 
GEORGE W. TURE RE, Premier. 
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DEPARTMENT OF \ EoueAtios 





, THE Public Service Board have approved of thes, 


i 


transfers of the undermentioned 'leachers to the 
* schools and positions specified in connection with» 
their respective names :— 


i PRIMARY Sewace. APPOINTMENTS. 


Peachers.—Mr. J. G. \Weodlands,. fngm Darian ye 
Ti inonee } Mr. 4inek Kiddie front ‘Pinonee to Kangaroo 
Valléy; Mrs. Itien McLean, from Hvan’s Head to 
Dilkoon ; Miss Nina. E. Taylor, from Dilkoen to Upper 
‘Coldstream ; Miss. 
‘Half-time to Paling Yards ; Miss Hilda Attenborough, 
irom Golian to Biadon; Mr. George W. Watson, from 
Orystat Oreek Upper to Cooringoora ; Miss Letla Egan,’ 
trom Willow ‘tree to Jack’s ‘Creek. (appointment 
Tingha, cancelled) ;, Mr. Norman, Helt, trom Kurri | 
Kurri to Laura; “Miss Pearl Keating, irom Windora 
to. Miandetta.; Me. James ,Dickson, from. Lecton «to. 
Mur willumbah } ‘Mi- Ernest: “Hicks, from: Boorowa’: to: 
Leeten; Mr. William Gee, from Rye Park to Boorawa ; 





NG. Thomas‘Gaffrey from Forest Lodge to: Rye, Park 


(appointment Karangi cancelled); Mr. Alfred Vat 
chan, trom: Deninan “to Karangi Mr: James “Walsh, ~ 
irom Thirroul to Nendle; Mr. Hraest ive Collins, from 
Gaunton’s ‘Creek to Darawank; Mr, “Wrederick Blades. , 
. from Mullengrove: to Wedderb DUT ; “Miss Jessie Crigh-* 
ton, from Tumut to Yambld;“Mr. Robert Walker, 
from Butmaroo Half-time « to. Faithfull; Mr 
Daniels, from Gospers Downs *to: “Merrendee: 
Artharr | ‘Caines, from.» ‘Paleroo. to, Doyte’s Rist 
Nelly Burgess, frem Morgan’s Gully. to Blair Athol; 


Mr. Elijah Hadley, from Bundarra to Cordeaux. Pant a 


(relieving); Mr. Hilary’ Davy, from: Colando .to::Pine’ 
Rocks; Miss Clarice Meaker,.from Cooper’s, Glen ‘to 
- Blowering West ; Miss Sarah* ‘Morton, from Dorrigo., 


West to. “Milbrodale: Mr. Andrew Hislop, from Bell: 


bird ‘to’ Derrigo’ South ; ‘Mr.’ Matthew Kelly, \from — 
-Grady’s Creek to’ Yarrowyck; Mr. William. Dennes, 
from Killibakh to. Wootten; Mr. Lawr ence RicTnerney 
from Midginbil. to ‘Killibakh ; ° Mr, Harry, G.’ nnes, * 
from Urunga to Midginbil ; Mr: ‘Thomas Britt, from 
‘Cooringoora® to Mullenetove? Mr. Marshall } aaa 
from Gulligal to Yarrowiteh Mr. David Buchan, from, . 
-Tilpa to Gulligal ; Mr. J& 
-Koloona; Mr. Arthur é 
Sia Be _Mr. 





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oe facia 8 Hood: Mise aie saat Bote eae ny) 


bah to Birdwood'; Mis§ Louisa Bassett, from Tempe to 
Cookey’s Plains; "Mr. Horace Garrett, from. Trelawney — 
to Old Bonatho:. Miss’. va a net. from ‘Towallum. to 
. dta to” Gunningbfand: “str: Wo. Loc kley, from Beh’s 
Farm to Johnson’s Cr eek: Miss Philomena | Doyle, 






firs eerie to Leycester ; Miss Ely, from Kildary to we : b> ', 





aa oha. Willian Thomas Forrest, R ering Clerk of fe 


he on Aa Income Tax As- 





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Kelanesn, eases ‘Waterd, ‘oan! Biitic: Plies to 


pe Bridge; Moss, iJ emny: Pew, strom. ,Qeandary 
pas Soar Mr. Norman... sShaw,.from Paling 


Polls to Mowie’ 's. Crossing ; Mr. Tames: Sullivan, from} 


Yam. to-Cedar Party .Creek (celiewing): Mr. Sydney 
sellett,) from Boara, to Wee: Jasper: dvelieving) ; -Miss 
ra hia-D, Jones, from Upper Coldstream. to ‘Redstone ; 


- Miss Edith Chalker, from,.Bongongo to Rhyanna; Mr. 


J.B. McGrath; from: Benandarah Half-time to Rugby; 
Mr. Alex. J.. Logan, from. Goonengerry. to Stan- 
borough; Mr. Eric J. Warren, from McCulloch Park 
_ to Tara: Mr. Malachi Vallance, from Warragubogra 
to Toual ; Miss Mary. E. Hoed, from Terramia North 
to Wargeila ; Mr. Henry Viney, from Somersby to 
- Royalla; Mr. John B, Oreagh, from Turondale to 
Rawdon Island; Mr, Kverard Williams, from -Eschol 
_to Turendale; Mr. Walter Brahan, from Tullymorgan 
' to Lawrence Lower; Mr. Frederick Cory, from Wel- 
lingrove to Nullamanna; Mr. Thomas Fenton, from 
Inverell House-to-House to Wellingrove; Mr. Vivian 
KE. Ross, from Quipolly to. Black Hill; Mr. Ndward 
Tuckey, from Stewart’s Brock to Quipolly ; Mr. 
Arthur Tuckwell, from Toolejooa to Stewart’s Brook; 


Miss Ivy. M. Harpley,. from Dellward to Mulwee ; Miss > 
Ita *Cornwell, from Glenross to Mervyn; Miss Ada - 


- Strudwick, from .Wollun. to Maroota: Mr. -D’ ‘Arey V. 
Meek, from "Merrylands to Missabotti ‘Upper; Miss 
Gladys. Thompson, from Biddon to Morgan’s ‘Gully ; 


Miss Mary: McGregor, from -Koree_ to. Norah, Creek ; - 


Mr. Ronald P. Connolly, from Ada Vale to” Osborne; 
Miss Elsie. M. Cheney, from Maribilli to Osborneville ; 
Miss Mary Ball, from Yango to Pine Ridge; Miss 
Olive Rogers, from Tumut to Pullitop ;- Mr. George 
Fulten, from Mororo:to The Bend; Mr. Wilfred 
Reichel, from Darawank to, Wellun; Mr. Colin Ram- 
say, ‘from Yarrowyck to Bithramere.. 

First Assistant.—Mrt. Jonn C.“Doyle, from Wooyung 
to Ross Hill. 

Assistants.—Miss~ Dorothy ~ 0’ Brien, from Jack’s 
Creek to Lambton: Mrs. Rebecca Loseby, from Matra- 
ville to Redfern Infants; Mr. Frank Burke, from 
- Burwood to Kegworth ; Miss Isabel Wilson, from Tam- 


-- worth to Drummoyne: Mr, R. A. Symes, from Boo- 


shang to Narrabri; Mr. David Lloyd-Jones, from 
_ Jilliby to Hornsby ; Mr. Thomas McInnes, from 
Knockrow. to Hurstville South; Miss Marearet Gar- 
diner, from Manly to Dumbleton ; Mr. Robert Somer- 
‘Ville, from Dubbo to Gordon ; Miss Margaret Welham, 
from Newtown to Daceyville: Miss Clarice Rideout, 
from Botany to Kingsgrove: Mr. Harley Weakley, 
from Koloona to Bellbird; Miss Ina Connellan, from 
Gardener’s-road to Mascot: Miss Ellene J ackson, from 
Gardener’s-road to Mascot : Mr. John J ohnstone, from 
Piora to Paddington; Mr. Louis A. Bromham, from 
Tooyal to Merrylands: Mr. Andrew Moynahan, from 
- Reid’s Flat to Rozelle; Mr. John: J. Sproule, from 
Berry Jerry North to Kogarah; Miss Emma Howard, 
from Cookey’s Plains to Lucknow; Miss Stella Symons, 
from Adamstown to Cranebrook ; Mr. Walter Mor- 
phett, from Balladoran to Tempe: Miss’ Doris Bean, 
from Brundah to Temut; Miss Clarice Moxham, from 
Broken Hill to Nyngan; "Miss. Jessie Macquarie, from 
Doon Doon to Lismore: Miss Kathleen Hanvin, from 
Rappville to Summer Hill; Mr. William Fletcher, from 
Erskineville to Daceyville. 

Ez-Students.—Mr. Jack Cox, from Tempe to Port- 
land ; Miss Linda BRaywoed, from Auburn to Wollon- 
gong; Mr. William Foley, from Wollongong to 
abesn: Miss Vera Warner, from Hurstville South 
to Brighton-le-Sands; Miss Madge Gardiner, from 
Brighton- le-Sands to Neweastle South : Mr. "Ernest 
Trist, from Stanmore to West Wallsend: Miss Mary 
Tilse, from Smith-street to Tumut; Mr. Michael 


‘ “McGee, from Yanco and Leeton to Manilla (to teach 


agriculture); Mr. 
Leeton and Yanco, 
Teachers of Cockery. 2 Sie Phyllis Richardasns from 


Kogarah to Narrabri and’ Gunnedah: Miss Ivy Her- 
tick, from Bondi to Rozelle (relieving). 


Teacher of Needlework.—Mrs. Mary Arnold, from 
Mosman to Grafton, 


visiting ‘Teacher of Horticulture.—Mr. 
| Webb, from Albury High to Metropolitan’ Area. 


GEORGE W. FULLER, Premier. 


George H. ‘Wright, from Yass to 








ei ae "RETIREMENTS. 


THR Mollowing retirements’ from the Public Service 
are. hereby . notified :— 
_-DSPARTMZNT oF PUBLIC WORKS. 


Mr. William Saunders, Inspector, in terms of section 
_ 66 of the Public Service. Ag, 1902. Last day of 
service, 13th November, 192 






conde 


ae Mrs. Florence ie 


ener, 1023. 
Mr, John. Jones, Teacher,: Public § 








Alfred J. 


wos 


COLONIAL ‘TREASURER’S ‘DEPARTMENT. 


Mr. ae ee Hi de, Principal Overseer, ~Government 
“an Printing e, ‘ir terms’ of seetion 66 of the Public’ 
: Bervice Act: Last day of ‘service, 18th April, 1923. 
Mr, ‘Bu. J. Carver,’ Lithographic Artist. Government 
“Printing ' Office,” in ‘terms of “section 66 @f the 
Public Service Act. Last day of service, 20th 
May ; ‘1923. vat 
‘Cutter, Government Printing 
Office, in terms of section 66 of the Public Service 
Act. Last day. of service, 31st May, 1923. 


‘! “PEPARTMENT OF EDUCATILx 
Sewing éacher: Publie 


School, Ashfield, in terms of ‘section :21 of the 
Superannuation ‘Act. Last- day of service, 5th 


Sehoat: Menangle, 
' in terms of section: 63 of the Bulbia Service Act. 
‘Last day of service. 27th September, 1922. 


‘DEPARTMENT OF, AGRICULTURE: 


Mr. Henry Newton Ellis, Accountant and’ Examiner 
| Last day of service, 30th ‘November, 1922. 


GEORGE-W: FULLER, Premier. 
= RESIGNATIONS. 











THE dient is resignations , from, the: Publie Service 


are her eby notified : — 


CHIEF: SECRETARY'S DEPARTMENT AND OFFICE or she 
: MINISTER or PUBLIC HEALTH. 


Mr. Robert Alexander Nesbitt, Clerk, Master in 
Lunacy’s Office. ne day of service, 26th March, 
- 1923. 


DEPART MuAT Ox THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND.GF JUSTICE. 


“Miss Amelia: Edith: Marion ; Madden, Shorthand- writer 


and ypist, “Tacenses Reduction Board, of her 
position in the Public eee Last’ dey of 
service, 16th September, 1922. 


GHORGE W. FULLER, a 


PUBLIC SERVICE NOTICE. 


THE Pnbiic Service Board invite applications for the 
following positions. Application should be made on a 
form for > Fae purpose, obtainable at the office of the 
Board, 39 Hunter-street, Sydney, or from Clerks of 
Petty ‘Seesions in country districts, and should reach 
the undersigned not later than the dates specified, 
Salaries other than those at daily, hourly, or weekly 
rates will be subject to the deductions prov ‘ided by the 
Superannuation Act, 1916:— 


131m Novemser, 1922. 


Temporary Typist or Office Assistant (female). Pay, 
£1 3s: 10d. per week, with annual increments 

to a maximum of £2 5s. per week. Candidates 
must not be less than 16 years or more than 15 
years of age. Examination will be held on evening 
of 17th November, 1922. Full particulars from the 
undersigned. Employment will be. in terms of séc- 
tion 44 of the Public Service Act, 1902, and section 
3. of the Amending Act, 1903. < 


Assistant Dairy Instructor, Hawkesbury Agricultural 
College, Department of Agrict Iture. Pay at 
~ Award rates-—-£3 18s., ranging to £5 15s. 4d, per 
week, less 25s, per week for board and lodging. 
Applicants must have a good knowledge of dairy Ns 
stock and dairy farm management, and hold the 
Hawkesbury Diploma of Dairying and certificates 
for testing and grading under the Dairy Industry 
Act. ‘Practical commercial training in a Tregis- 
tered dairy produce factory would be an advan- 
tage. Employment will be in terms of section 44 
of the Public Service Act, 1902, and section 3 of 
the Amending Act, 1903. 


271m NovEMBER, 1922. 


Tent parery Pupil Nurses, Coast ‘Hospital. Course, 
four years’ training, subject to Regulations. 
Commencing salary, £98 per annum, “less £5 
per annum {for board and lodging. Age, not tess 
than 19 nor more than 30 years. A selection will 
be made of a certain number of suitable candi- 
dates from amongst those applying, and their 
names will be placed on a list for employment. 
Candidates who are unable to vroduce a certi- 
fieate of having passed the Junior University, 
Intermediate Certificate, or other approved exami- 
nation, or a certificate of exemption from the 
Australasian Trained Nurses’ Association will be 
‘required to undergo a test in Elementary Arith- 
metic and English, which will be held on 20th 
December, 1922, It is to be a condition of 
appointment that appointees shall resign their 
position in the Service immediately upon mar- 
riage. 
















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“i cea do aan tO CENOTICH: 
Shorthand-writer and Typist (female), Clerical | THE Public Service Board 





> dv Duorwpee, 1922.0 > PUBLIC SERVI 





Si dst : e), Cleric ‘invite applications from 
- Division... Commencing salary, £80 to £149 per | officers in the Public Service for het endo snaanlhades , 
annum, according to age and experience, subject | positions. Application should be made on a form 
“to the Public Service Regulations. Competitive | (N o. 75) for the purpose obtainable at the office of the 
Spt cre in the following subjects:—Short- | Board, 39 Hunter-street, Sydney, or at the Gov- 
rand, Typing, English (including Dictation), ‘ernment Printing Office, and forwarded through the 
oe a Arithmetic, and Précis Writing, will be held on | permanent, head of the Department in which the 
/ «the afternoons of 13th’ and 20th January, 1923, | officer is employed in time to reach the Board not later 
The examination will be open to persons outside | than the Fats eneoiied.e. i at! ei. See Gates 
the Public Service who will be under 19 years cf | > Ba Tae wee Ny PRIMAL og eras 
a i fie Pe a persons em- |). 0 e020 8 22ny NovemMper, 19220" 506 i at 
“ployed in the Public Service in the capacity of | Wlectoral Registrar (Sydney Blectorate) and Clerk Bates), 
temporary Shorthand-writer and ‘l'ypist, Office _ Blectoral” Ofte: ae gh aa eee 
“Assistant, &c.: Provided that successful candi- Salary, £437 per annum. . Applicants must have 
dates will not be appointed _permanently until had experience in administrative work. An inti- 
they reach 18 years of age. Full particulars from mate knowledge of this State’s Electoral Acts and) 
the RN pr _ Examination’ fee is 5s., which’ system is particularly necessary, and it will be an 
sha e,lodand with a Clerk of Petty Sessions ‘additional qualification if practical experience is 
or the Treasury, and the receipt therefor for- |) - possessed of the preparations for, and conduct of, 





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Nel sr conte. stony of the Board with ped Elections in New South Wales. 

“Third Government Medical Officer, Department of 
Public Health (Professional Division), Salary, 
£700 per annum. Duties will include the medical 
examination of injured workmen (Workmen’s 
Compensation Act), and the certification of inca- 
pacity for the purpose of compensation payments ; 
also, attendance at Court when necessary. Appli- 
eants must be legally qualified medical prac- 
titioners. ; 

*In terms of the Public Service Act, suitable appli- 
cants already permanently employed in the Public 
Service will receive first consideration in the filling of 
permanent positions. 


T. 8. CHAMPION, Secretary. 


; _ 277m Novemsper, 1922, 
' Accountant, Stores Supply Department, Department | 
4 of The Treasury (Clerical Division). Salary, £550, _ 

ranging to £650 per annum, according to qualifi- 
cations. Applicants should have experience in the 
control of a staff, and’ a good general knowledge 
of up-to-date commercial methods and accounts. 


"1, S. CHAMPION, Secretary. - 





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PARSGONVALIG? 22. ..isbe eevee oes .. Centennial Hall. 
PRMPURIEITEOI Sc dics s Feige cielo see Kon St. Phillip’s Parish Hall. 
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No. 160.] 


FRIDAY, 17 NOVEMBER. 


(1922. 





THEATRES AND PUBLIC HALLS ACT, 1908. 





PROCLAMATION, 
(Las. } 
‘W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Gévernor. 


T' is hereby declared that the provisions of Part II 
of the abovementioned Act shall be applied to the 
halls specified in the appended Schedule. 


Signed and sealed at Sydney, this ninth day of 
November, 1922. 
By His Excellency’s Command, | 
CHARLES W. OAKES. 


East Bellingen Doepel’s Hall. 
Findon Creek, via Kyogle Findon Creek Hail. 





Gulargambone ...............- Gulargambone Hall. 

Hebden, vid Ravensworth Hebden Hall. 

North Sydney ...........:..... St. Thomas’ War Memo.- 

ae ial Hall. 

2k Oddfellows’ Hall. 

Ar So.) Se aie St. Monica’s Church Hall. 

"TOOUIIP ELIMI 08 (<0)03 +500 Masonic Hall. 

Fi UGGTCIMT Gyre). cc.s cee. Undercliffe Progress Hall. | 

W ahroonea wey paw.k......-2.. St. Andrew’s School Hall. 

Wantabadgery ................ Wantabadgery Hall. 

Wellinptane wraiane, A0.55.. Paramount Theatre. | 
{3101} 


PROCLAMATION. 
FIRE BRIGADES ACT, 1909. 
(u.8.) 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 4 


Governor. 


a3 pee: provisions of the Fire Brigades Act, 1909, as 


amended by any subsequent Act, are» hereby 
extended to the portion of the Shire of Bulli within 
the boundaries set out in the appended description, 
in lieu of that part of the Shire to which the said 
Act was previously applied. 
Sioned and sealed at Sydney, this ninth day of 
November, 1922,.° : 
By His Excellency’s Command, 
CHARLES W. OAKES. 


GOD SAVE THE KING! 


DESCRIPTION. 


Counties of Camden and Cumberland, parishes of 
Wonona and Southend: Commencing at a point where 
the northern boundary of the Municipality of North 
lilawarra meets the high-water mark in Bellambi 
Harbour; thence along the Sea Coast of the South 
Facifie Ocean generally northerly about 4 miles to a 
point bearing south-easterly from the intersection of 
the Main South Coast road with Boyee-avenue ; thence 
north-westerly to that intersection; thence by the 
ceutre line of Boyce avenue south-westerly and north- 
yeesterly te the south-eastern side of the Main South 
Coast Railway; thence by that side of that railway 
south-westerly to a point bearing easterly from the 
centre line of Sea Foam avenue; thence westerly to 
that centre line of Sea Foam avenue ; thence by that * 


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centre line north-easterly and north-westerly to the 
centre line of View-street; thence by that centre line 
of View-street northerly to the boundary between 


portions 24 and 25; thence by part of that boundary — 


westerly to a point about four chains northerly from 
the Thirroul Service Reservoir; thence southerly to 
the 6-inch main of the Thirroul Service Reservoir; 
thence by that main south-westerly to the centre 
line of Ford’s-road; thence by that centre line south- 
easterly to the centre line of Phillip-street; thence 
by that centre line of Phillip-street southerly to the 
centre line of Sea View terrace; thence by ‘that centre 
line westerly to the centre line of Soudan-street; 
thence by that centre line south-westerly to the centre 
line of George-street; thence by that centre line 
westerly to the centre line of Bangalow-road; thence 
by that centre ‘line southerly to the centre line of 
Lachlan-street, thence by that centre line south-- 
easterly to the centre line of Pass-avenue; thence 
generally southerly to centre line of Bulli Pass road; 


‘thence by that centre line south4easterly ‘to the 


centre line of the Main South Coast road; thence by 
the centre line of that road south-easterly to the 
boundary between the counties of Camden and Cum- 
berland; thence north-westerly along that boundary 
to its intersection with the northerly prolongation 
of the eastern boundary of portion 77, parish of 
Wonona, aforesaid; thence southerly along that pro- 
longation and ‘the eastern boundaries of portions 77, 
78, and 79 to the south-eastern corner of the last- 
mentioned portion; thence westerly along the southern 
boundary of portion 79, and continuing westerly 
along the southern boundary of portion 75 to. its 
intersection with the western boundary of portion 
80; thence again southerly along the western boun- 
dary of portion 80 aforesaid and the western boun- 
daries of portions 83, 84, and 85, and_ continuing 
southerly along part of the western boundary of por- 
tion 86 to its intersection with the northern boun- 
dary of the Municipality of North Illawarra; thence 
generally easterly, easterly and south-easterly along 
that boundary of that Municipality, to the point of 








commencement. {3107 ] 
BANKS AND BANK HOLIDAYS ACT, 1912. 
PROCLAMATION, 
(L.8.) prow 


W. E. DAVIDSON, 


Governor. 


HE following days and dates are hereby appointed to be 
observed as Public Holidays in the localities here- 
under :— ‘ 


Friday, 24th November, 1922—Garah District. 

Wednesday, 29th November, 1922—Queanbeyan Police Dis- 
trict, Gadara Shire, and Wentworth District. 

Thursday, 30th November, 1922—Hay and Murwillumbah 
Municipalities, and Tweed Shire. 

Friday, Ist December, 1922— Mudgee and Dunedoo Districts. 

Thursday, 7th December, 1922—Bourke Municipahty. 

Wednesday, 27th December, 1922—Gulgong Municipality. 

Thursday, 28th December, 1922—Gulgong Municipality. 

Tuesday, 2nd January, 1923— Gulgong Municipality. 


Signed and sealed at Sydney, this fifteenth day of 
November, 1¢22. 
By His Excellency’s Command, 

CHARLES W. OAKES. 
[3394] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


SYDNEY HARBOUR TRUST ACT, 1900, 





PROCLAMATION, 
(1.8.) 
W. EH. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 
T Sir Waurer Epwarp DaAvyipson, Governor of the 
9 State of New South Wales, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, in. pursuance,of section 101 of the 
Sydney Harbour Trust Act, 1920, do hereby declare all 
that passage, 4 feet 54 inches wide, situate between the 
north-eastern building-line of High-street and the south- 
western side of a low-level lane, near Miller’s. Point, 
City of Sydney, parish of Saint Philip, county, Cumber- 
land, as shown upon a plan catalogued St. Philiv 179, 
in the Sydney Harbour Trust Office, to be a public high- 
way, under the management and control of the Muni- 
cipal Council of Sydney. 
Signed and sealed at Sydney this eighth day of 
November, 1922. 
By His Excellency’s Gommand, 


ARTHUR, A. C. COCKS. 


[3395] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 160 


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PROCLAMATION. 
peeCER Ss) oy ; 
W. iH. DAVIDSON, 
"-< Governor. 


Sir Waurer Epwarp Davipson, Governor of the 
State of New South Wales, and its Dependencies 
in the Commonwealth of Australia, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, do, by this my Proclamation, 
hereby appoint and direct that Courts of Quarter 
Sessions for the State of. New South Wales shall be 
holden at the following places within the said State, 
and at such times during the year 1923 as are herein- 
after mentioned, viz. :— : 
WESTERN DISTRICT. 
At Orange, on Tuesday, 6th February. 
At Dubbo, on Tuesday, 13th February. 
At Bathurst, on Tuesday, 20th February, 
At Parramatta, on Monday, 26th February. 
At Forbes, on Tuesday, 6th March. 
At Condobolin, on Monday, 12th March (2.30 p.m.). 
At Cobar, on Tuesday, 20th March. 
At Bourke, on Thursday, 22nd._March. 
At Mudgee, on Tuesday, 27th March. 


“At Coonamble, on Tuesday, 10th April (2 p.m.). 


At Parramatta, on Monday, 16th April. 
At Bathurst, on Tuesday, 8th May. 
At Orange, on Tuesday, 22nd May. 
At Parramatta, on Monday, 28th May. 
At Forbes, on Tuesday, 31st July. 
At Cobar, on Tuesday, 7th August. 
At Bourke, on Thursday, 9th August. < 
At Coonamble, on Tuesday, 14th August (2 p.m.). 
At Parramatta, on Monday, 20th August. 
At Mudgee, on Tuesday, 28th August. 
At Condobolin, on Monday, 3rd September (2.30 p.m.). 
At Dubbo, on Tuesday, 25th September. 
At Parramatta, on Monday, 1st October. 
At Bathurst, on Tuesday, 9th October.. 
At Orange, on Tuesday, 16th October. 
At Cobar, on Tuesday, 23rd October. 
At Bourke, on Thursday, 25th October. 
At Forbes, on Tuesday, 30th October. 
At Coonamble, on Tuesday, 6th Novémber (2 p.m.). 
At Mudgee, on Tuesday, 13th November. 
At Condobolin; on Monday, 26th November (2.30 
p.m.). 
At Parramatta, on Monday, 10th December. 
By His Excellency’s Command, 
16th November, 1922. T. R. BAVIN. 


[3288] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


VINE AND VEGETATION DISEASES AND FRUIT 
PESTS ACT, 1912. 








’ PROCLAMATION. 
(i683) i 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 


] Sir Water Epwarp Davinson, the Governor:of 
“as 


the State of New South Wales and its Depen- 
dencies, in the Commonwealth of Australia, in pur- 
suance of the provisions of the Vine and Vegetation 
Diseases and Fruit Pests Act, 1912, and with the 
advice of the Executive Council, do, by this my Pro- 
clamation, revoke the Proclamations published in .vhe 
Government Gazette of the 2lst January, 1921, the 
23rd December, 1921, and the 24th February, 1922, 


_ prohibiting the bringing of any ‘‘Emperor’’ mandarin 


trees or parts thereof, except the fruit, from the 
Land District of Gosford, the counties of Cumberland 
and Northumberland, and the county of Cook into 
any other portion of New South Wales. 

Signed and sealed at Sydney, this fifteenth day of 
November, 1922. 

By His Excellency’s Command, 
FRANK A. CHAFFEY. 


[2934] GOD SAVE THE KING! ; 





PROCLAMATION--PASTURES PROTECTION 
ACT. 1919. 


? (rst). , . 
W. E. DAVIDSON, | +h a 
Governor. ; 
if do hereby suspend, for a period of six months from 
the 6th November, 1922, the whole of sections 
112 and 115 of the said Act, and so much of the - 
provisions of section 118 of the said Act with respect 
of sheep introduced or proposed to be introduced 
from the said States of Victoria, Queensland, and 


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sheep otherwise than therein provided, and also. so 
much of section 114 of the said Act as will allow 
of such sheep being introduced from these States 
without bearing the letters (brands) V. Q., and A. 
respectively, upon their owner giving the Inspector 
for the District in this State, into which the sheep 
cross, not less than forty-eight or more than ninety-six 
hours’ notice in writing, stating where and when such 
sheep will first enter this State, and their route and 
destination, in accordance with Regulation No. 79 
under the said Pastures Protection Act. 

[1922-759-98 P.P.] : 


By His Excellency’s Command, 


_. FRANK A. CHAFFEY. 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 





[2794] 
PROCLAMATION—FORESTRY ACT, 1916. 
(L.8.) 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 


Sir Water Enwarp Davipson, the Governor of 

the State of New South Wales and its Dependencies 
in the Commonwealth of Australia, in pursuance of 
the provisions of the Forestry Act, 1916, and with 
the advice of the Executive Council, do, by this my 
Proclamation, declare that the lands described in the 
Schedule hereto are dedicated as State forests. 





Tue SCHEDULE. 
. EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District oF Bega; MumBuLta SHIRE; ForESTRY 
_. District or Moruya. — 
Murrah State Forest No. 140, No. 2 Extension. 


All that area*or tract of country comprising part 
of the parishes of Bermaguee and Murrah, county of 


_Dampier, in the State of New South Wales, embrac- 


ing an area of 1,830 acres, more or less, being the 
Crown Lands within the following boundaries: Com- 
mencing at the north-western corner of portion 15, 
parish of Murrah; and bounded thence by part of 
the western boundary of that portion southerly to a 
north-eastern corner of portion 143; by the northern 
boundary of that portion westerly to its north-western 
corner; and by lines northerly and easterly, to the 
point of commencement, being the whole of block A 
of Crown-lease Area No. 986, notified 10th December, 
1913. Again commencing at the north-western corner 
of portion 153, parish of Bermaguee; and bounded 
thence by the south-western, western, and north- 
western boundaries of that portion generally south- 
erly, and by a line southerly to the north-western 


_cofner of portion 181; by the western and south- 


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- general 


western boundaries of that portion, part of the north- 
ern boundary of portion 180, the northern, western, 
and north-western boundaries of portion 195 southerly, 
south-easterly, westerly, southerly, south-westerly, 
and, southerly to the shores of Cuttagee Lake; by the 
shores of that lake generally south-westerly to: the 
south-eastern corner of portion 183; by the eastern 
and northern boundaries of that portion, the northern 
and western boundaries of portion 197 northerly, 
westerly, and southerly to the northern boundary of 
portion 79; by part of that boundary of that portion, 
part of the eastern, northern, and western boundaries 
of portion 98, the western and southern boundaries 
of portion 270 westerly, northerly, westerly, southerly, 
and easterly to the shores of Cuttagee Lake; by the 
shores of that lake generally sopth-westerly to the 
north-eastern corner of portion 95; by the northern 
and western boundaries of that portion and the 
western boundary of portion 136 westerly and south- 


erly to the left bank of a creek flowing into Cuttagee 


Lake; by that bank of that creek upwards generally 
westerly and south-westerly to a point north of the 
north-western corner of portion 45, parish of Murrah - 
by a line to that corner; and by the western boundary 
of that portion ‘and a western boundary of Murrah 


State Forest No. 140, dedicated 4th November, 1914. 


southerly; and by part of a northern boundary of 
that State forest westerly for about 30. chains to a 
track on the summit of a ridge; thence by that track 
on the summit of that ridge passing trees marked 
oad-arrow T, broad-arrow Q, and broad-arrow P 
ly north-westerly, north-easterly. and easterly, 
to the point of commencement, being the area shown 
by red edging on plan catalogued A. 140 in the 
Forestry Commission ;— exclusive of roads of access 
to portions 97, 98, 270, 95, 135, and 183, parish of 
Bermaguee, 
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EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp District of Moruya; Evropoparua SHIRE; 
A Forestry Districr or Morvya. 


Moruya State Forest No. 139, No. 1 Extension. 


All that area or tract of country comprising part 
of the parish of Bergalia, county of Dampier, in the 
State of New South Wales, embracing an area of 
200 acres, more or less, being the Crown Lands with- 
in the following boundaries ; Ce ese at a point 
on the summit of a ridge on a western boundary of 
Moruya State Forest No. 139, dedicated 4th Novem- 
ber, 1914, about 55 chains north from the most 
western south-western corner of Moruya State 
forest aforesaid; and bounded thence by  the- 
summit of that ridge marked by trees broad- 
arrow H, broad-arrow I, and broad-arrow G gene- 
rally north-westerly and north-easterly to the afore- 
said western boundary of Moryua State Forest afore- 
said; and by part of that boundary of that State 
forest southerly, to the point of commencement ;— 
being the area shown by red edging on plan cata- 
logued A 139 in the Forestry Commission. 

LF. 1922-2,555] 

Signed and sealed at Sydney, this fourth day of 

November, 1922. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
W. E. WEARNE. 


[1832] GOD SAVE THE KING! 





i LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1919. 





PROCLAMATION. ° 
(LiS:) 


W. E. DAVIDSON, ; 
Governor. 


Sir Waiter Epwarp Davinson, the Governor of 

«the State of New South Wales, with the advice 
of the Executive Council, in pursuance of the: Local 
Government Act, 1919, do hereby declare, for the pur- 
poses of the aforesaid Act, the part of Colo. Shire, 
with boundaries as defined in the Schedule hereto, 
to be a village, to be knewn as the village of North 
Richmond. 


Signed and sealed at Sydney, this eighth day of 
November, 1922. ; 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
J. C. L. FITZPATRICK. 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 


SCHEDULE. 
Vintage or Nortnr RicHMOND. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate in the 
parish of Currency, -county of Cook, and State of 
New South Wales, being portions 120, 125, 126; 127, 
128, 129, 180, 1381, 182, and part of portions 118, 
121, 124, and 136: Commencing at the intersection 
of the centre line of the Hawkesbury River with the 
south-easterly prolongation of the south-western boun- 
dary of portion, 132 aforesaid, being also the south- 
western boundary of the parish of Currency; and 
bounded thence on the south-west by that parish and 
portion boundary north-westerly to its intersection 
with the Redbank Creek; thence on the north-west 
by. the centre line of Redbank Creek north-easterly 
to its intersection with the north-western boundary 
of portion 120; thence north-easterly by that north- 
western boundary to the north-western corner of 





portion 120 aforesaid; thence on the north-east by 


the northeastern boundary of portion 120 aforesaid’ 
south-easterly to its intersection with Redbank Creek ; 
thence easterly by the centre line of Redbank Creek 
to its junction with Hawkesbury River aforesaid; 
thence on the south-east by the centre line of that 
river south-westerly, to the point of commencement. 


[2152] 
PROCLAMATION—-LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT. 
19BBi 75 ; 





(L.8.) 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 
8th November, 1922. 
RDINANCK No. 51. respecting “Garbage,” 15 
hereby applied to Cowra Municipality. 
By His Excellency’s Command, 
J. CL. FITZPATRICK. 


(3104) GOD SAVE THE KING! 


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—_—— 


° Commamemmea ey ite GOVERNMENT ACT, 
1919, 


(u.8.) 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 
8th November, 1922. 
( RDINANCE No. 58, respecting ‘Control and 
Regulation of Furnaces and Chimneys, and of 
the Emission, Discharge, or Escape of Smoke, Fumes, 
Steam, Vapour, Dust, Oil, Waste Water, or Waste 
Products, and’ Prevention of the Formation of 
Smoke,’’ is hereby applied to Carrington Munici- 
pality. 
By His Excellency’s Command, 
J. C. L. FITZPATRICK. 


[3105] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


— 





APPOINTMENTS. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has approved of the following 
appointment :— 

COLONIAL TREASURER’S DEPARTMENT. 


Constable Adam Cloyde Randell, stationed at Rye 
Park, to be Inspector under the Tobacco Act (47 
Victoria, No. 12), vice Constable William John 
Fuller \ ¢ransferred, —as from Ist November, i922. 

CHIEF SECRETARY’S DEPARTMENT AND eet OF THE 
MINISTER OF PUBLIC HEALTH 

The Honorable Albert Bruntnell, M. ich A., Minister 
for Education, to be a Gover nment Repr esentative 
on the Board of Directors of the Sydney Hospital 
in the room of Dr, Joseph Foreman, resigned. 

DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND 0: JUSTICE. 


Mr. Thomas William Cohen, Relieving Police Magis- 
trate, to be Licensing Magistrate and Official 
Member of the Licensing Courts for the Licensing 
, Districts of Bathurst, Carcoar, and Grenfell, vice 
one J. Hamblin, deceased —from 28th October, 

Mr. William Amess, to be Coroner at “Kyogle, and a 
Coroner for the State generally, ‘vice’ Mr. A.’ F. 
Fitzhardinges deceased. 

Mr. George Frederick Cox, J.P., to be Coroner at 

‘ Narromine, and a Coroner for the State generally 
vice Mr. T. R. Millar, J.P., resigned. YA 

Mr. Edward James Halliday, iT ee to act as Coroner 
at Murwillumbah during ‘the absence of Mr. A. E. 
Budd, Corener,—from the Ist November, 1922. 

THE under mentioned Members of the Police Force to 

exercise, within the Licensing Districts preceding 

their names, the authority conferred by section 63, 

subsection 1, of the Liquor Act, 1912,—from the dates 

specified ;— 


Quirindi—Constables George Arthur Bartley Malone 
and James William Frank MacDonald, stationed 
at Quirindi,—from 25th October, 1922. 
Glen Innes—-Constable Charles John Cecil Irwin, sta- 
tioned at Glen Innes,—from 20th October, 1922. 
Maitland —Constables Josiah Pryor, Varney "Bourke, 
and Ernest George Mann, stationed at West 
“Maitland,—from Ist November, 1922; Constable 
Christopher James Homann, 
peth,—from 5th November, 1922, 
Tumut—Constable Robert Hamilton Blackley, sta- 
tioned at Tumut,—from 28th October, 1922. 
Brisbane Water.—Constable Denis Francis Burns, 
stationed at Morisset,—from 2nd November, 1922. 
Bingara—Constable Matthias Sebastian McNamara, 
stationed at Bingara,—from 20th October, 1922. 
Burrowa—Constable ‘Adam Cloyde Randell, stationed 
at Rye Park,—from Ist November, 1922. 
Tamworth—Constable William Edward Smith, sta- 
tioned at Nundle,—from 6th November’ 1922; 
Constable Thomas William Burke, stationed at 
Weabonga.—from Ist November, 1922; Constable 
Kenneth David Ross, stationed at Tamworth, — 
from 3lst October, 1922. : 
Morce—Constable Stuart: Foster, atAvioned at Palla- 
mallawa,—from 30th October, 1922. 
Inverell—Constable Edward Enos. Nagle, stationed at 
Inverell,—from 3lst October, 1922. 
Paterson—Constable Thomas Daniel Bru ‘ton, stationed 
at Gresford,—from 14th November, 1922. 
Warialda—Constable George Ernest Emerson, sta- 
tioned at Gravesend,—from 30th October, 1922. 
Albury—Constable David Cuthel, stationed at Albury, 
—from lst November, 1922. 
Constable Alfred William Sales-to act as As ésigtant 
Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Marriages for 
the District of Northumberland, at Wollombi, 
during the absence of Constable Fraser, on leave, 
from 25th October, 1922. 








NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 160. 


stationed at Mor- 


) Jack Kleeman, 








[17 Nov. 1922 


DEPARTMENT or AGRICULTURE. ; 
THE undermentioned persons to be Permit Inspectors under 
section 14a of the tastures Protection Ag 1912, for the 
Pastures Protection Distrizts named, viz. 
Hume—Mr. Ernest Vogil, Tintaldra, Victoria (P.P. 1922-18- 
104). 
Moree—The Officer-in- Charge, Police Station, Pallamallawa 
(P.P. 1922-18-104). 
Narandera—Mr. C. B. Scott, Whitton (P,P. 1922-18—104), 
Tenterfield—Mr. Edgar Hynes, Mole River, Tenterfield 
(P.P. 1922-18-104). 
THE uadermentioned persons have been appointed Trustees 
of the Common stated to hold office till 31st December, 
1924 :— 
Bundarra—George Smith, Mathew Carnley, Claude McGinty, 
Russell McGinty, and Thomas J. Ward. 
CHIEF SECRETARY’S DEPARTMENT AND OFFICE OF THE 
MINISTER OF PUBLIC HEALTH. 
_-HIS Hxcellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to approve of the 
following appointments to the Commission of the Peace 
for the State of New South Wales :— 


James O’Donoghue Augustine Hughes, of the Royal 
Mint, Sy dney : and 

Cedl Raymond W atts, of the Government Savings Bank 
of New South Wales, West Wyalong. 





REMOVALS, 


WIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
enccay e Council, has approved of the anor of the 
hanes of 


Jobn Joseph Rogers, of Mebul, via Gulgong; and 

William Richard Yard, of Devon, Park-parade, Bondi, 
{rom the Commission of the Peace for the Staté of 
New South Wales. 


PROMOTION. 
THE Governor-in-Council has approved of 


Inspector First Class George Thomas Augustus 
Moroney being promoted to the rank of Acting 
Superintendent of Police, Third Class,—as on and 
from the 20th November, 1922. 


GEORGE W. FULLER, Premier. | 








[3119] Sydney, 17th November, 1922. 


PARLIAMENTARY ELECTORATES AND ELEC- 
TIONS ACT, i912, AS AMENDED BY SUBSE- 
QUENT ACTS. 

Te is hereby notified, for general information, that 

Jchn Boyd Scobie, Clerk of Petty Sessions, 

Albury, has been appointed as Electoral Registrar for’ 

the Electoral Distr ict of Murray, in lieu of Harrison, 

promoted, in pursuance of, the provisions of the above- 
mentioned Act,—to take effect from 25th September, 

1922. 

It is also fur thes notified that the following persons 
have been appointed as Assistant Electoral Registrars, 
to keep the Rells for the Electoral Districts set. 
against their respective names, in pursuance of the 
provisions of the iine ae Act, ,—to take effect from 
the dates specified, viz. ~ 
ne Clerk of Pettey Sessions, 

Albury (Mtrray), in lieu of Scobie, on leave,— 
from 5th October, 1922. 

Herbert Howell Farrington, Relieving Clerk of Petty 
Sessicns, West Maitland (Maitland), in lieu of 
Bromhead, on leave,—from 24th October, 1922. 


It is further itified that the following persons 
have been appointed as Deputy Electoral Registrars, 
to keep the Rolls for the several Polling- place Areas 
in the Electoral Districts set against their respective 
names, in pursuance of the provisions of the aforesaid 
Act, to take effect from the dates specified, viz. : — 


John Reid Thomson, Acting Clerk of Petty Sessions, 


Cobar, Sturt (Cobar, Cobar Environs, Wright- 
ville), in leiu of Brown, relieved, and pending 
permanent arrangements,—{from 30th October, 
1922. 

Stephen Hildebrand Patrick Donnelly, Clerk of Petty 
Sessions, Gundagai, Cootamundra (Gundagai, 
South Gundagai), in lieu of Stilwell, transferred, 
—from 2nd October, 1922. 

Alfted Herbert Stilwell, Clerk of Petty Sessions, 
Molong, Bathurst (Molong), in leu of Dunn, 
transferred,—from 9th October, 1922. 

George McKay, "Clerk of Petty Sessions, Scone, Namoi 


ferred,—from 9th October, 1922. - 


(Scone, Scone Environs), in lieu of Scobie, trTS= a 











17 Nov,, 1922] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 16, 





It is also further notified that the following persons 
have been appointed as Assistant Deputy Electoral 
Registrars, to keep the Rolls tor the several Polling- 
place Areas in the Electoral Districts set against 
their respective names, in pursvance of the provisions 
of the aforesaid Act, to take effect from the dates 
specified, viz. :— 

Third Class Sergeant Christcpher Joseph McRae, 
Arncliffe, St. George (Arncliffe), in leu of North, 
on leave,—from 15th September, 1922. 

Joseph Teesdale Tarn, Relieving Clerk of Petty Ses- 
sions, Balranald, Sturt (Balranald), in heu of 
Stewart. on leave,—from 25th October, 1922. 

Constable Valentine Henry Gobert, Belmore, St. 
George (Belmore, Lakemba), in lieu of McIntosh, 
on leave,—from 18th September, 1922. 

Constable Claud Clifton Rosser, Bogan Gate, Murrum- 
bidgee (Bogan Gate), in lieu of Dumont, on leave, 
—from 26th September, 1922. 

Constable William Gleeson, Boolaroo, Newcastle (Boo- 
laroo), in lieu of Webster, on leave,—from 26th 
September, 1922. ] ; 

Second Class: Sergeant Robert Edwin Hay, Botany, 
Botany (Botany), in lieu of Hanna, on leave,— 
from 30th September, 1922. __ 

First Class Constable Charles Eadie, Bowral, Wollon- 
dilly (Bowral), in lieu of Shailer, on leave,—from 
4th September. 1922. 

Constable Esmond Whecler Freeman,  Bullarah, 
Namoi (Bullarah), in lieu of McMaugh, on leave, 
—from 24th September, 1922. 

Constable Colin Joseph Murphy, Canowindra, Coota- 
mundra (Canowindra), in lieu of Marshall, on 
leave,—from 4th October, 1922 

First Calss Constable Cornelius Albin Wiblin, Can- 
terbury, St. George (Canterbury, Hurlstone Park, 
Undercliffe), in leu of Lane, on leave,—from Ist 
September, 1922. 

Constable Charles Edward Witney, Cathcart, Goul- 
burn (Cathcart), in lieu of Chapman, on leave,— 
from 28th September, 1922. ; 

Constable Herbert George Brady, Catherine. Hill Bay, 
Maitland (Catherine Hill Bay), in lieu of Blanch- 
ard, on leave,—from 29th August, 1922. 

Duncan Frank Parker, Relieving Clerk of Petty Ses- 
sions, Cowra. Cootamundra (Cowra, Cowra North. 
Cowra South), in lieu of Reed, on leave,—from 
23rd October, 1922. 

Constable George Thomas Whiteley, Fifield, Murvum- 
bidgee (Fifield), in lieu of McLean, on leave,— 
from 6th September, 1922. 

Virst Class Constable James Owen Clark, Galston, 
Cumberland (Dural), in lieu of Desreaux, on 
leave,—from 21st. September, 1922. 

First. Class Constable Stephen Collins, Holbrook. 
Murray (Holbrook, Holbrook Environs), in heu 
of Morris, on leave,—from 5th October, 1922. 

Constable James Ernest Gilroy, Howell, Northern 
Tableland (Howeli), in lieu of Purdon, on leave, 
-—from 25th September, 1922. 

First Class Constable Ernest Garnett Turnbull, Jer- 
angle, Goulburn (Jerangle), in lieu of Griffiths, 
on leave,—from 29th September, 1922. 


Constable Charles Edward Witney, Jindabyne, Goul- 


burn (Jindabyne), in lieu of Weston, on leave,— . 


from Ist June, 1922. 

Constable John Cairns Conway, Jindakyne, Goulburn 
(Jindabyne), in lieu of Weston, on leave,—from 
12th August, 1922. : 

Albert George Morgan, Relieving Assistant Clerk of 
Petty Sessions, Junee, Cootamundra (Junee, Old 
Junee), in lieu of Colls; on leave,—from 23rd 
October, 1922. 

Constable George Henry Johnson, Major’s Creek, 
Goulburn (Major’s Creek), in lieu of Griffith, on 
leave,—from Ist September, 1522, 

Constable Arthur William Robertson, Menindie, Sturt 
(Menindie, Menindie East), in lieu of Mills, on 
leave,—from 10th September, 1922. 

Constable Herbert George Brady, Minmi, Maitland, 
Newcastle (Hexham, Minmi), in lieu of Regan, 

hope extended leave._from 5th October, 1922. 

First Class Constable Reginald John Parmeter, Mitta- 
gong, Wollondilly (Mittagong), in lieu of McDon- 
ald, on leave,_from Ist September, 1922. 

Constable Stuart Foster, Mungindi, Namoi (Mun- 
gindi), in lieu of Martin, on leave,—from 26th 
September, 1922. 

First Class Constable William Edward Smith, Nundle, 
Namoij (Nundle), in liew of Cahill, on extended 
leave,—from 6th November, 1922, 





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— 


Constable Ede Edward White, Nymboida, Oxley 
(Nymboida), in lieu of Wilson, on leave,—from 
Ist September, 1922, 

Constable William Quinlan, Portland, Bathurst (Port- 
land), in leu of McRae, on leave,—from 1st 

ioe Julys 1922, 

Arthur Charles McDonald, Acting Clerk of Petty 
Sessions, Port Macquarie, Oxley (Port Macquarie, 
Telegraph Point), in lieu of Marcalino, on leave, 

- —from 12th October, 1922. 

First Class Constable John Rochford, Pymble, Cum- 
berland, Ryde (Pymble, Turramurra, Wahroonga, 
Gordon, Roseville), in lieu of Grannall, on leave, 
—from lst September, 1922. 

First Class Constable Frank Gove. Riverstone, Cum- 
berland (Riverstone), in lieu of Crisp, on leave,— 

_ from 22nd August, 1922. ; 

William Kirby Earls, Acting Clerk of Petty Sessions, 
Ryde, Ryde ¢North Ryde. Ryde, West Ryde), in 
hoes of Foster, on leave,—from 17th October, 

First Class Constable Arthur Stevhen Hoole, Tubbul, 
Cootamundra (Tubbul), in lieu of Burton, on 

» leave,—-from 2nd October, 1922. 

Constable Albert John Fardy, Tweed Heads, Bvron 
(Tweed Heads), in lieu Howie, on leave.—from 
2nd October, 1922. 

Constable John Thomas Woodhouse, White Cliffs, 
Sturt (White Cliffs). in lieu of Stanton, on 
leave,—from Ist October, 1922. 

Albert George Morgan. Relieving Assistant Clerk of 
Petty Sessions, Windsor (Cumberland, Windsor, 
Windsor Environs), in lieu of Balmain, on leave, 
—from 12th October, 1922, 

Constable Charles Love. Yalgogrin North, Murrum- 
bidgee (Yalgogrin), in lien of Hardy, on leave,— 
from 28th September, 1922. : 


CHARLES W. OAKES, 
Chief Secretary and Minister of Public Health, 





[2792] Forestry Commission, 


Sydney, 17th November, 1922. 


NOTICE UNDER THE FORESTRY ACT, 1916, 
SECTION 40. 
AUTHORISED Depor. 
T is hereby notified, for public information, that the 
area described hereunder is an authorised depot 
for the inspection and measurement of timber, and the 
determination of royalty, subject to the provisions of 
the Forestry Act and Regulations thereunder. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Forests. 





EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or TAREE; Manning Sure; Forestry 
District or TAREE. 


County of Gloucester, parish of Talawahl, village of 
Nabiac, being the Crown Lands embracing an area of 
3 acres, more or less, within the following boundaries : 
Cominencing at a point on the southern side of Wharf- 
street, being the north-western corner of reserve 49,226 
from sale, and reserve 49,227 from lease generally for 
public recreation, notified 3rd September, 1913; and 
bounded thence by the southern side of that street 
westerly for 10 chains; thence by a line southerly to 
the left bank of Wollomba River; afid by that bank of 
that river downwards generally north-easterly to the 


_ south-western corner of reserve 49,226 aforesaid; and 


by the western boundary of that reserve northerly, to 


the point of commencement, 
[F. 1922-549] 

Sydney, 17th November, 1922. 
STOCK DISKASES (TICK) ACTS, 1901-1915. 


TWNHE undermentionod stock have been seized at Ballina, 

and if not claimed within seven (7) days after Gasette 
notice, will be sold under my directions ani in accordance 
with regulations 6 and 7 of abovenamed Act. 


[1922-414-52 L.S.J 
F. A. CHAFFEY. 


[3303] 





Red bull, about 2 years, no brand. 

White bull, about 2 years, no brand. 

Red bull, about 2 years, no brand, earmir both ears. 

Chestnut gelding (yearling), four white fetlocks, no brant. 

Piebald gelding, aged, like fr} over 5“ 

Chestnut pony mare, aged, no brand. 

Chestuut mare (good condition), cut on near hock, blazed 
face, aged, about 15 hands, no brand. 





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[8396] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT. GAZETTE, No. 160. 


a Teeny, New South Wales, 
17th November, 1922. 


REGULATIONS FOR THE RECEIPT AND COINAGE OF GOLD AT 
THE SYDNEY BRANCH OF THE ROYAL MINT. ~ 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, 
has been pleased under Article 5 of the Sydney Mint Proclamation, 1900, as 
amended by the Australian Braneh Mints ‘Proclamation, 1916, and the 
Australian Branch Mints (Amendment) Proclamation, 1922, to frame the 
following Regulations for the Receipt and Coinage of Gold at the Sydney 
Branch of the Royal Mint, in substitution for those now existing :— 


1. Gold for coinage in deposits of not less than one ounce troy will be 
received at the Mint daily, between the hours of 11 a.m. and 3 p.m., Satur- 
days and holidays excepted. Gold may also be consigned by registered post 
or by rail, prepaid, addressed to the ‘ Deputy Master, Royal Mint, Sydney,” 
but the consignor must forward an inyoice under separate postal cover, 

setting out the origin and net weight of the gold, the marks for identifica- 


tion of the parcel, and the mode of payment desired. Consignments will be 


eollected from the General Post Office or the Railway Central Parcels 
Office, but no responsibility will be acl ee until the gold is safely lodged 
in iss Mint. 
. Each parcel for which a separate assay is required shall be regarded as 
separate deposit. 
The value of each deposit shall be determined on the report of the 


i: Assayer on its assay after melting, and computed on decimal assay — 


reports of gold to the one two-thousandth part and of silver to the one two- 
hundredth part. The report of the Mint Assayer shall be final. 


Bk The whole of the gold contained’ in a deposit shall be ccntied foe 
at the rate-of £3 17s. 104d. the ounce standard. Silver in excess of eight 
per cent. of the weight after melting of a deposit of not more than 500 
ounces gross weight, in excess of six per cent. of a deposit of more than 500 
ounces, but not more than 5,000 ounces, and in excess of five per cent. of a 
deposit of over 5,000 ounces, shall be allowed and accounted for at a, rate 
to be from time to time fixed by the Deputy Master, ; 


5. The charges to be deducted from the gross value of each deposit shall 
be as under :— 


A. For assaying and coining—Charge fixed by the Sydney Mint Pro-— 


_clamation, 1900, namely, one penny the ounce standard. 
B. For assaying and refining—To be levied on the gross weight :— 
On the first 500 ounces—Two pence the ounce; 
on the next 4,500 ounces—One penny the ounce; 
on each 100 ounces over 5,000: ounces—Five shillings; 


~ provided that if the whole of a deposit of 5,000 ounces or over 


is sufficiently refined and toughened for direct conversion into 
coinage bars the charge shall be half these rates. 

@. An additional charge of one shilling the ounce on all base tetal 
contained therein shall be levied on all deposits containing more 


than two per cent. of base metal, and a further special charge to be. 


fixed by the Deputy Master may be levied on any deposit requiring 
special treatment in order to obtain a trustworthy assay. 

D. The minimum charge on any one deposit shall be six shillings, except 
that on deposits containing more than two per cent. of base metal 
the minimum charge shall be ten shillings and sixpence. 

E. Light British gold coin in parcels of not less than £50 nominal 
will be accepted for recoinage free of charge. 


6. The proceeds of gold deposited not later than Wednesday in euch 
week shall be payable on the following Monday, and of gold deposited on 


value 


Thursday and Friday on the following Thursday, and shall, until the 31st. 
All deposits shall be dealt with strictly in - 
The Deputy Master shall not be responsible ' 


August, 1924, be paid by cheque. 
order of priority of receipt. 
for payment on the due date should such payment be delayed for reasons 
beyond his control. 


7. Deposits which by reason of their containing an excess of any Petal 
or substance other than gold which may render them unsuitable for 
coinage, or for refining by the process used inthe Mint, may be returned to 
the depositor, and the: Deputy Master may refuse any deposit consisting in 
whole or in part of wrought gold, or which | in his opinion results from the 
melting of wrought gold. ; 


'8. The Deputy Master may require any depositor to aon a Eienitors ie 


declaration as to the origin of the gold tendered for coinage, and should the 
depositor decline to make such apelaratibn the deposit may be refused. 


9. Payment for deposits will be made at the Mint on presentation of 
the Mint Deposit Receipt, duly endorsed, or, in the case of deposits received 
by post or by rail, by money order or erosecd cheaue: sent by registered post 
to the depositor’s address. 


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- 10, Granulated fine gold, and standard gold in the form of rolled fillet 
or serap, may, when practicable, be prepared for issue in quantities of not 
less than two ounces on conditions, including any restrictions imposed by 
the Government of the Commonwealth, which may be ascertained on appli- 
cation at the Mint. Delivery will be given at the Mint counter in exchange 


for cash, and in addition to the Mint price of £3 17s. 104d. the ounce stan- 
dard, the purchaser shall be required to pay any increase on this price fixed 


by the Government of the Commonwealth, together with any charge for 
preparation which may from time to time be fixed by the Deputy Master. 


ARTHUR A: ©; COCKS. 





[3300] Sydney, 13th November, 1922. 


PAYMENT OF EXPENSES TO STATE AND COM- 
MONWEALTH OFFICERS CALLED AS 
WITNESSES. 
IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 

the Executive Council, has approved of an 


arrangement between the Commonwealth and State | 


Governments whereby— - 


When any person who is in the employ of a 
State is summoned or called as a witness on behalf 


of the Commonwealth he shall, as regards his. 


attendance to give evidence, be deemed to be in 
the performance of his duty as a State employee, 
and no witness fees (other than the expenses, if 
any, paid by the State for his travelling allow- 
ances) shall be charged by or paid to him on 
account of his being go summoned or called, but 
the Commonwealth shall pay to the State such 
sum as is sufficient to recoup the sum (f any) 
paid by it for the travelling allowances of the 
employee. 


A similar clause is provided in respect of any person 


employed by the Commonwealth summoned or called as 
a witness on behalf of the State. 


Any claim for travelling allowances of an employee 
payable to the State by the Commonwealth as above 
may be rendered direct by the proper officer of the 


State Department concerned to the proper officer of 


the Commonwealth Department concerned; similarly, 
in the case of a Commonwealth employee, by the 
proper officer of the Commonwealth Department to the 
proper officer of the State Department: 


The foregoing arrangement does not apply to em- 
ployees of either Commonwealth or State giving evi- 
dence in their private capacity. 


GEORGE W. FULLER, Premier. 





[3318] Pa Sydney, Ist November, 1922. 


NOTIFICATION OF GRANTING OF OYSTER 
. CULTURE LEASES, 


ji is hereby notified, for general information, that 

leases for the purpose of oyster culture of the lands 
specified in the annexed Schedule have been granted 
to the undermentioned persons. 


The leases are subject to the Fisheries Acts and the | 


Regulations thereunder, and to the special conditions, 
provisions, exceptions, covenants, and reservations set 
out at the foot of the Schedule. 


‘CHARLES W. OAKES, 
Chief Secretary and Minister of Public Health. 





ScHEDULE. 


Lease No. 11,888 (average lands), to James Reginald 
Blanch, of Salt Ash, situated Port Stephens, 200 
yards frontage (plan cat. No. P. 1,014-86), fifteen 
years from 1/11/1922; annual rental, £2—under 
section 12 (38) Fisheries (Amendment) Act, 1910 
(Fisheries Act, 1902). 


Lease No. 11,913 (average lands), to Frederick Phil- 
lips, of Pindimar, situated Port Stephens, 300 
yards frontage (plan cat. No. P. 1,015-36), fifteen 
years from 1/11/1922; annual rental, £3—under 
section 12 (33) Fisheries (Amendment) Act, 1910 

_ (Fisheries Act, 1902). — ; 

Lease No. 11,790* (inferior lands), to Herbert Darwin 
Deamer, of North Stockton, situated Hunter 
FAveE, P00 yards frontage (plan cat. No. H. 110- 

, five years from 1/11/1922; annual rental, £1 
—und ‘ section 12 (338) Fisheries (Amendment) 
Act, 19 0 (Fisheries Act, 1902), 


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Lease No. 11,820* (inferiar lands), to Francis Lachlan 
Longworth, of Ghinni Ghinni, situated Manning © 
River, 100 yards frontage (plan cat. No. M. 281- 
31), five years from.1/11/1922; annual rental, 10s. 

' under section 12 (338) Fisheries (Amendment) 
Act, 1910 (Fisheries Act, 1902). 

Lease No. 11,821* (inferior lands), to Francis Lachlan 
Longworth, of Ghinni Ghinni, situated Manning 
River,-100 yards frontage (plan cat. No. M. 282- 
31); five years from 1/11/1922; annual rental, 10s. 
—under section 12 (338) Fisheries (Amendment) 
Act, 1910 (Fisheries Act, 1902). 

Lease No. 11,864* (inferior lands), to Alfred James 
Holden, of Eden, situated Merrimbula Lake, about 
1 acre (plan cat. No. M. 49-97), five years from 
1/11/1922; annual rental, £1—under section 12 
(338) Fisheries (Amendment) Act, 1910 (Fisheries 
Act, 1902). 

Tease, No. 11,897* (inferior lands), to Reginald Thomas 
Hyde, of Fullerton Cove, Stockton, situated Hun- 
ter River, 192 yards frontage (plan cat. No. H. 
109-37), five years from 1/11/1922; annual rental, 
£1 10s.—under section 12 (338) Fisheries (Amend- 
ment) Act, 1910 (Fisheries Act, 1902). 

Lease No. 11,799* (inferior lands), to Sydney Alfred 
Wood, of Pindimar, Port Stephens, 750 yards 
frontage (plan cat. No. P. 1,004-86), five years 
from 1/11/1922; annual rental,” £2 16s.—under 
section 12 (338) Fisheries (Amendment) Act, 1910 
(Fisheries Act, 1902). 


Special Conditions, Provisions, Exceptions, Covenants, 
and Reservations, 

*No oysters may be removed from Oyster Leases Nos. 
11,790, 11,820, 11,821, 11,864, 11,897, and 11,799 dur-. 
ing the first year of their term. If any such lease be 
renewed for a second term of five years, it shall be sub- 
ject to redetermination of rental during the ninth or - 
any later year for a further (third) term of five years. 





CLOSE SEASON. 
Fisuerigs Acts. 
Sydney, 13th November, 1922. 


HE inland waters specified in the Schedule hereto 
shall, from the Ist December, 1922, to the 30th 
September, 1923, both dates inclusive, be closed against 
fishing generally and by any method of capture, 
except by drum or hoop nets having meshes of not 
less than six inches, and a single rod and line or a 
hand-line (only one line allowed each person) with not 
more than one hook attached. 


, CHARLES W. OAKES, 
‘Chief Secretary and Minister of Public Health. 


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SCHEDULE. 


County of Wakool The whole of the waters of that 
part of Kyalite or Edward River together with all 
of its creeks (including that part of Billabong or 
Moulamein Creek more particularly described here- 
after) lagoons inlets and tributaries flowing past the 
town of Moulamein within a radius of approximately - 
21 miles from the river crossing and lying between 
the northerly prolongation of the eastern boundary 
of Messrs. Turner Jones and Blackwood’s portion 53 
of 348 acres (ex road) and the northern prolongation 
of the western boundary of Messrs. Grant Childe and 
Craig’s portion 10 of 152 acres, parish of Moulamein 
South also that part of Billabong or Moulamein Creek 
upwards from its junction with Kyalite or Edward 
River to the southerly prolongation of the eastern 
boundary of J. McVean’s portion 9 of 320 acres, 
parish of Moulamein, [3121] 








FisHerigs Acts. 
Sydney, 13th November, 1922. 

HE inland waters specified in the Schedule hereto 
shall, from the lst December, 1922, to the 30th 
September, 1923, both dates inclusive, be closed against 
fishing generally and by any method of capture, 
except by drum or hoop -uets having meshes of not 
less than six inches, and a single rod and line or a 
hand-line (only one line allowed each person) with not 

more than one hook attached. 


CHARLES W. OAKES, 
Chief Secretary and Minister of Public Health, 


SCHEDULE. 

County of Townsend The whole of the waters of 
that part of Kyalite or Edward River together with 
all of its creeks (including that part of Coonabidgal 
Creek more particularly described hereafter) lagoons 
inlets and tributaries flowing past the town of Denili- 
quin within a radius of approximately 2} miles from 
the bridge and lying between a line south-west from 
the south-east corner of section 27 town of North 
Deniliquin and the southerly prolongation of the west- 
ern boundary of P. Bayliss’ C.P. 11-23 portion 61 of 
220 acres (ex road) parish of North Deniliauin also 
that portion of Coonabidgal Creek lying easterly from 
the northerly prolongation of the western boundary 
of partion 61 aforesaid, ehiye spoLau! 


CLOSE SEASON, 
FisHertEs Acts. 
Sydney, 13th November, 1922. 


ahs inland waters specified in the Schedule hereto 

shall, from the Ist January to the 30th Decem- 
ber, 1923, both dates inclusive, be closed against fish- 
ing generally, and by any method of capture, except 
by single rod and line or hand-line (only one line 
allowed to each person) with not more than one hook 
attached: Provided that the use of meshing-nets not 
exceeding 100 yards in length, with meshes of not less 
than 34 inches, ‘shall be lawful for the capture of 
mullet only, during the period Ist March to 3lst 
August, 1923. inclusive. 


CHARLES W. OAKES, 
Chief Secretary and Minister of Public Health, 





z ScHEDULE. 


Counties of Cumberland Camden and Cook The 
whole of the waters of that part of Nepean River and 
that part of Hawkesbury River together with all 
their creeks inlets and tributaries downwards from 
the junction of Nepean and Cataract Rivers to Rich- 
mond Bridge. [3128 } 





[3315] Sydney, 17th November, 1922. 
FISHERIES ACTS—RENEWAL OF LEASES, 


Ate has been given for the renewal of the 
Oyster Culture Leases specified, for a term of 
five years in each instance, at the rentals stated, 
subject to the right of the holder of each lease 
to a further renewal, after due avpplication, for 
an additional period of five years, at a rental to be 


. determined in conformity with section 12 (338) of tho 


Fisheriés (Amendment) Act, 1910:— 


Lease No. 9,225, Thomas David Prietly; Sac. 1 rd., 
at Port Stephens; 10s. per acre; annual rental 
£4 3s., from 3rd January, 1922. 


Lease No. 9,546, William Longworth; about 4 acres, 
at Port Stephens; £1 per acre; annual rental 
£4, from 3rd October, 1922. 


Lease No. 9,572, Thomas Hall and Isaac Warren; 
200 yards, at Wonboyn River; 10s. per 100 yards; 
annual rental £1, from 31st October, 1922. 

Lease No, 9,573. Thomas Hall and Isaac Warren: 600 
yards, at Wonboyn River; 10s. per 100 yards; 
annual rental £3, from 31st October, 1922. 


Lease No. 9,603, Thomas Rixon; 300 yards, at Bega 


River; 10s. per 100 yards; annual rental £1 10s.. 
from 9th January, 1928. { 


CHARLES W, OAKES. 


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PARLIAMENTARY ELECTORATES AND ELEC- 
TIONS ACT, 1912, AS AMENDED BY SUBSE- 
QUENT ACTS. 


[% pursuance of the provisions of the above Act, 


it is hereby notified, for public information, that- 


the undermentioned Polling-places. have been ap- 
pointed for and within the boundaries of the Electoral 
Districts mentioned in connection with their respec- 
tive names, V1zZ.:--+ 


Electoral District- Polling-place, 
Cumberland ..5.5..-3..00-- seat Grose Wold, 
Murrumbidgee ........,...-. ... Girral, ; 
Murr bid gee: cos 5 ce... oc voor Hanwood. 

Murrumbidgee 4.,.2.)0 03-06 .. Tullibigeal. 


In pursuance of the abovementioned Act, Bologamy, 
Boorabil, Jondaryan, and Wallaby Park have been 
abolished as Polling-places for and within the boun- 
daries of the Electoral District of Murrumbidgee> 

- C. W. OAKES, 
Chief Seerctary and Minister of Public Health. 





POLICE RULES. 

HE Governor-in-Council has been pleased to amend 
section IV, subsection 1 (k) of the rules made 
im accordance with the provisions of the Police Regu- 
lation Act, 1899, and the Police Regulation (Super- 
annuation) Act, 1906, by deleting the word ‘‘disgrace,” 

and substituting therefor the word ‘‘discredit.’’ 

CHARLES W. OAKES, : 

[38278] Chief Secretary and Minister of Public Health, 


[3828] Sydney, 13th November, 1922. 


PUBLIC NOTICH UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF 
; ' THE ACT No. 81, 1900. 


A Be having been received by me, asking 

that a Poll be taken in the Country Shopping 
District of Armidale on the questions whether the 
closing time at 1 o’clock be altered from Saturday 
to Wednesday, and the closing time at 10 o’clock be 
altered from Friday to Saturday, it is hereby noti- 
fied, in acoordance with the provisions of section: 3 





of the Early Closing (Amendment) Act, 1900, and the - 


Regulations made under that Act, that such Poll as 
to the alterations proposed will be taken at the Police 
Office, Armidale, between the hours of 10 a.m, and 
5 p.m. on Saturday, 9th December, 1922. 


Each shopkeeper and shop-assistant of a shop situate 
within the said Country Shopping District, and not 
being a shop mentioned in Schedule One to the 
Principal Act shall, subject to the Regulations, be 
entitled to vote at the Poll: Provided that, in every 
case, the shop-assistant referred to shall have been 
engaged for three months at least in a shop, not being 
a shop mentioned in Schedule One to° the Principal 
Act, in the Country Shopping District in which he 
claims to vote, and shall, at the time of voting, be 
above the age of eighteen years. 


I also notify, in accordance with the Regulations in 
that behalf, that | hereby appoint Sergeant Third 
Class Albert Edward Ps to be the person by whom 
such Poll shall be takeu, to be styled the Returning 
Officer, and also to be the person to receive and record 
on the rolls of persons entitled to vote the names of 
all such persons furnished to him in accordance with 
the Regulations. - . 


Any person entitled to vote, and desirous of voting 
at the Poll, may obtain from the said Returning 


Officer a form of statement, free of cost, at the Police | 


Office, Armidale, from the 20th November to the 2nd 
December, 1922, inclusive, Between the hours of 9 
a.m. and 5 p.m, on each week-day. All such forms, 
after being duly filled in, must be delivered to the 
Returning Officer at the Police Office, Armidale, on 
or before the 2nd December, 1922, or posted so as to 
reach that officer on or before that date. 


The rolls of shopkeepers and shop-assistants will 


then be made up from such statements, and persons 
whose names appear on the rolls will be entitled to 
vote. 


The rolls will be open for the inspéction of anr 
person between the hours of 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. from 
the 4th to the 7th December, 1922, inclusive. The 
attention of the Returning Officer may be directed tc 
any statement appearing therein believed to be 


incorrect. 
E, H. FARRAR, Minieter. 





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I7 Nov. 192%.) NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 160, 





NOTIFICATIQN OF RESUMPTION OF LAND 
UNDER THE PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1912. 
T is hereby notified and declared by His Excellency 
the Governor, acting with the advice of the 
Executive Council, that so much of the land here- 
under described as is Crown Land has been appre- 
priated, and so much thereof as is private property 
nas been resumed under the Public Works Act, 191z, 
for the following public purpose, namely, the construc- 
tion of an additaon to Hickson-road, in the City of 
Sydney, in the State of New South Wales, and is 
vested in the Minister for Public Works on behalf of 
iis Majesty.—Dated the twenty-sixth day of Octo- 
ber, one thousand nine hundred and twenty-two. 
W.E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 
By His Excellency’s Command, 


: R, T.. BALL, 
Minister for Public Works. 
Dezscrirtions 07 LANp! REFERRED TO. 


All that piece cr parcel of land containing an area of 
164 perches or thereabouts, being part of Dawes Point 
Reserve, Dawes Point, ‘City of Sydney, parish of Saint 
Philip, county.of Cumberland: Commencing on the 
north-western side of Hickscn-road, at the south-east- 
ern corner of Dawes Point Reserve,—as shown upon a 
plan catalogued Miscellaneous 2,695, Sydney, in the 
epartment of Lands; and bounded ‘thence by 8 fect 
93 inches of a concave eurve of 53 feet radius, the 
chord of which lies on’ the north-eastern side of the 
said’ curve and bears 347 degrees 46 minutes 8 feet 
94 inches; thence 36 feet 93 inches of a concave curve 
of 140 feet radius, the chord of which lies on the 
eastern side of the said curve and bears 5 degrees 39 

' minutes 36 feet 8 inches; thence 37 feet 01 inch of 
a concave curve of 112 feet radius, the chord of which 
hes on the south-eastern side of the said curve and 
bears 19 degrees 17 minutes 36 feet 10} inches; thence 
39 feet 10} inches of a concave curve of 242 feet 
radius, the chord of which lies on the south-eastern 
side of the said curve and bears 33 degrees 16 minutes 
39 feet 93 inches; thence 41 feet 43 inches of a 
concave curve of 144 feet radius, the chord of which 
lies on the south-eastern side of the said curve and 

bears 50 degrees 30 minutes 41 feet 3 inches ; 
thence 32 feet 5} inches of a concave curve of 147 
feet radius, the chord of which lies on the south- 
eastern side of the said curve and bears 63 degrees 
59 minutes 32 feet 43 inches; thence 33 feet 83 
inches of a concave curve of 158 feet radius, the 

.chord of which lies on the south-eastern side of the 
said curve and bears 74 degrees 34 minutes 33 feet 8 
inches; thence a line bearing 80 degrees 26 minutes 
14 feet; thence 31 feet 84 inches of a convex curve 
of 200 feet radius, the chord of which hes on the 
north-western side of the said curve and bears 74 
degrees 43 minutes 31 feet 81 inches; and thence 
48 feet 72 inches of a convex curve of 492 feet radius, 
the chord of which lies on the north-western side of 
the said curve and bears 65 degrees 22 minutes 48 
feet 74 inches to the north-western side of Hickson- 
road aforesaid; and thence by that side of that road 
hearing 242 degrees 32. minutes 51 feet 33 inches ; 
thence 242 degrees 29 minutes 68 feet 11 inches ; 
thence 65 feet 3 inches of a convex curve of 216 fect 
5% inches radius, the chord of which lies on the south- 
eastern side of the said curve and bears 234 degrees 
66 feet; thence 66 feet 3 inches of a convex curve 
of 216 feet 52 inches radius, the chord of which lies 
on the south-eastern side of the said curve and bears 
217 degrees 8 minutes 66 feet; and thence 49 feet 10} 
inches of a convex curve of 216 feet 52 inches radius, 
the chord of which lies on the south-eastern side of 
the said curve and bears 200 degrees 57 minutes 49 
feet 93 inches, to the point of commencement. 

Also, all that piece or varcel of land containing an 
area of 34 perches or thereabouts, being part of 
Dawes. Point Reserve situated as aforesaid: Com- 
mencing on the north-western side of Hickson-road 
at a point bearing 62 degrees 32 minutes, and distant 
56 feet 112 inches from the easternmost corner of the 
herein firstly-described area of 164 perches; and 
bounded thence by lines passing partly along the 
outer side of a stone edging, being 48 feet 02 inch 
of a convex curve of. 186 feet radius, the chord of 
which lies on the north-western side of the said curve 
and bears 54 degrees 3 minutes 47 feet 11 inches; 
thence 24 feet 93 inches of a convex curve of 144 
feet radius, the chord of which lies on the north- 
western side of the said curve and bears 45 degrees 
49 minutes 24 feet 93 inches; thence 27 feet 23 inches 


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of a convex curve of 265 feet radius, the chord of 
which hes on the north-western side of the said curve 
and bears 39 degrees 26 minutes 27 feet 2} inches; 
thence 25 fect 94 inches of a convex curve of 157 
feet radius, the chord of which lies on the north- 
western side of the said curve and bears 33 degrees 37 
minutes 25 feet 9 inches; thence 27 feet 4 inches of a 
convex curve of 73 feet radius, the chord of which 
lies on the north-western side of the said curve and 
bears 21 degrees 13 minutes 27 feet 2 inches; thenee 
28 feet 14 inches of a convex curve of 79 feet radius, 
the chord ot which lies on the western side of the 
said curve and bears 23 minutes 27 feet 114 inches: 
and thence 25 feet 14 inches of a convex curve of 
6/7 feet radius, the chord of which lies on the south- 
western side of the said curve and bears 339 degrees 
51 minutes 24 fect 114 inches to the south-western 
side of Hickson-road aforesaid; thence by south- 
western and north-western sides of that road, being 
141 feet 2} inches of a concave curve of 95 feet 24 
inches radius, the chord of which lies on the north- 
western side of the said curve and bears 193 degrees 
1 minute 128 feet 74 inches; thence lines bearing 235 
degrees 30 minutes 54 feet 114 inches, and 242 degrees 
<2 minutes 17 feet 4 inches, to the point of commence- 
ment,—as shown upon a plan catalogued St. Philip 
1634 in the Sydney Harbour Trust Office. 


[Mise, 1922-4,280| [2496] 


NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION OF LAND 
Nha THE LOCAL GOVEERNMENT ACT, 
HE land hereunder described having been appro- 

priated or resumed in pursuance of section 536 - 
ot the Local Governmnt Act, 1919, is hereby vested in 
the Council of the Municipality of- Nowra for drainage 
purposes. 
Dated this sixteenth day of November, 1922. 


R, T. BALL, 
Minister for Public Works. 








SCHEDULE. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate in the Muni- 
cipality of Nowra, parish of Nowra, county of Saint 
Vincent, and State of New South Wales, being part 
of the lands comprised in Certificates of Title, regis- 
tered volume 1,067, folio 154, and registered volume 
2,510, folio 85, and part of portion 5, held under Old 
System Title: Commencing at the intersection of the 
western boundary’ of land comprised in the said Cer- 
tificate of ‘litle, registered volume 1,067, folio 154, 
with the northern boundary of section 1 of deposited 
plan 1,607; and bounded thence by the northern 
extremity of a road shown on that plan, and the 
northern boundaries of lots 47, 46, 45, 44, 43, 42, 41, 
and 40 of the said section 1, being a line bearing 90 
degrees 35 minutes 10 seconds, 375 feet 31 inches to 
the north-eastern corner of lot 40 aforesaid; thence 
by lines successively bearing 359 degrees 23 minutes 
38 feet 7 inches, and 90 degrees 35 minutes 10 seconds 


.79 feet 9 inches to the north-western corner of lot 38 


of the said section 1; thence by the north-western 
boundary cf that lot bearing 72 degrees 27 minutes 
38 feet 10 inches; thence by lines successively bearing 
342 degrees 27 minutes 10 feet 3 inch, 252 degrees 27 
minutes 35 feet 71 inches, 270 degrees 35 minutes 10 
216 feet 5 inches, 356 degrees 31 minutes 184 . 
inches, 68 degrees 3 minutes 25 seconds 373 
inches, 69 degrees 36 minutes 50 seconds 435 
feet 32 inches, 81 degrees 9 minutes 50 seconds 722 
feet #2 inch, 78 degrees 26 minutes 286 feet 11} — 
inches, 19 degrees 30 minutes 137 feet 73 inches, 77 
degrees 34 minutes 112 feet 9 inches, 58 degrees 3 
minutes 143 feet 84 inches, and 33 degrees 51 minutes 
20 seconds 671 feet 24 inches to the western side of a 
road 1 chain wide from Nowra to Terrara; thence by 
that side of that road bearing 8 degrees 22 minutes 40 
seconds 43 feet; thence again by lines successively 
bearing 236 degrees 31 minutes 174 feet 72 inches, 211 
degrees 28 minutes 30 seconds 558 feet 84 inches, 245 
degrees 9 minutes 213 feet } inch, 199 degrees 30 
minutes 150 feet 2% inches, 258 degrees 26 minutes 269 
feet 2 inches, 261 degrees 9 minutes 50 seconds 721 feet 
4 inches, 288 degrees 29 minutes 555 feet 114 inches, 
and 236 degrees 55 minutes 40 seconds 534 feet 83 
inches, to the western boundary of the land comprised 
in Certificate of Title, registered volume 1,067, folio 
154 aforesaid; and thence by part of that boundary 
southerly, to the point of commencement, having an 
area of 9 acres 2 roods 274 perches or thereabouts, 
and said to be in the possession of James ares. 
[S, 1922-1,698] [' J 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZBTTE, No 160. (17 Noy. 











NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION OF LAND 
UNDER THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1919. 


HE land hereunder described having been appro- 
priated or resumed in pursuance of section 536 
‘of the Local Government Act, 1919, is hereby vested 
in the Council of the Municipality of Granville for 
the purpose of the disposal and treatment of soakage 
and drainage from the Council’s Night-soil Depot. 
Dated this fourteenth day of November, one thou- 
sand nine hundred and twenty-two. 


R. T. BALL, 
Minister for Public Works. 





SoHEDULE. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate in the 
parish of Liberty Plains, county of Cumberland, and 
State of New South Wales, being part of lot 5 of 
section 12 of the Quid Pro Quo Estate, and part of 
. the land comprised in Certificate of Title, registered 
yolume 1303, folio 233: Commencing on the north side 
of Barber’s-road, at the south-east corner of lot 5 
of section 12 of the Quid Pro Quo Estate; and 
bounded thence on the east by part of the eastern 
boundary of that lot bearing 359 degrees 9 minutes 
638 links; on the north by a line bearing 269 degrees 
46 minutes 400 links; on the west by. part of the 
western boundary of the aforesaid lot 5 bearing 179 
degrees 9 minutes 688 links to the north side of 
Barber’s-road aforesaid; thenee on the south by part 
of that side of that road bearing 89 degrees 46 
minutes 400 links, to the point of commencement ;— 
having an area of 2 acres 2 roods 84 perches or 
thereabouts, and said to be in the possession of 
Michael Grace. 

[ Mise. 1922-4,593] [2805] 


[3272] Sydney, 16th October, 1922. 
PUBLIC WATERING PLACES ACT, 1900. 
“WALLACE TOWN DAM.” 


Illabo Shire. 


REVOCATION OF HSTABLISHMENT OF PuRBLIC WATERING 
Puace No. 148, 


j / IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 





the Executive Council, hereby directs it to be 


notified that the establishment of ‘Wallace Town Dam’”’ 
p.w.p. 143, notified in the Government Gazette No. 
664 of 17th December, 1889, specified in the Schedule 


below, is hereby revoked pursuant to the provisions of 


the abovenamed Act. 
[Papers P. 1922-748] 
Rot, BALL; 
Minister for Public Works. 





: Tue ScHEDULE. 
Oounty of Clarendon, parish of Malebo,. containing 
an area of about 31 acres. 


shown on the plan catalogued Misc. 832, Wagga, at 

Lands Department, Sydney. 

[3273] Sydney, 16th October, 1922. 
PUBLIC WATERING PLACES ACT, 1900. 


“WALLACK TOWN DAM.’’ 
Illabo Shire. 





EstaBLISHMENT oF PuBLIC WATERING Puace No. 143. 


JIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
__ the Executive Council, hereby ‘directs it to be 
notified that the reserve specified in the Schedule 


below is héreby declared and established a Public ° 


Watering Place pursuant to the provisions of the 
abovenamed Act, and will be known as the ‘‘Wallace 
Town Dam” p.w.p. 148. 
[Papers P. 1922-748] 
R. T. BALL, 
Minister for Public Works. 


THe SCHEDULE. 


County of Clarendon, parish of Malebo, containing 
an area of about 36 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the following boundaries: Commencing at the most 
northerly north-east corner of. portion 115; thence 
bounded by that portion, T.S. and C.R. 55,111, noti- 
fied 20th January, 1922, Wagea Wagga and Thompson 
streets, and the westerly extension of the latter street, 
to the point ef commencement. & 

The above was reserved respectively from sale as 
No. 7,647 for travelling stock and camping, hy Gazette 
notice of the 27th October, 1888, e 





* 





The Crown Lands within | 
the boundaries of Public Watering Place No. 143,—as. 


' WATER ACT, 1912) — | 
GLENROCK AND TENNESSEE DRAINAGE UNION. 
Approval to Borrowing. . . 


IS Excelleney the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to sanction the 
borrowing by the Glenrock and Tennessee Drainage Union 


of the sum of four thousand pounds for the purpose of making 


and completing drains and other works. 


R. T. BALL, 

ne Minister for Public Works. 
Department of Public Works, pe ea 

Sydney, 15th November, 1922, 

[D, 1922-834] 


NEW PUBLIC SCHOOL.. 


is hereby notified, for general information, in 

accordance with the provisions of the 34th section 

of the Public Instruction Act of 1880, that it is pro- 
posed to establish a Public School at 


NorTHMEAD. 


BRUNTNELL, : 
Minister of Public Instruction. 


£3226] 








' 


ALBERT 





[3319] Sydney, 17th November, 1922." 


APPLICATIONS FOR LEASES FOR OYSTER 
aA ‘CULTURE. 
igs is hereby notified that the undermentioried per- 
sons have applied to lease for oyster culture 
the portions,of, land described hereunder. 
Objections may be lodged Ch 
Department, Fisheries Branch, within thirty days 
of the date of this notice, against the leasing of any 
of the portions. If interference with a hauling 
ground is alleged, a statutory declaration by-a 
licensed. fisherman must be submitted to the effect 
that the area has been hauled during the preceding 


twelve, months. 
E. B. HARKNESS, 
Under Secretary. 


Sed 


Application No, 12,015, John Elliot Warn, senior, 
adjoining the northern end of Oyster Lease No, 
6,775, section No. 1, Bermaguee River, parish 
Bermaguee, county Dampier, 100 yards foreshore ; 
term of lease, ten years. 


“Application No. 12,016, John Elliot Warn, senior, 


offshore, lying outside Oyster. Leases Nos. 8,662 
and 8,664, Bermaguee River, parish Bermaguee, 


county Dampier, about 1 acre; term of lease, ten | 
st . 


years. : 

Application No. 11,972, Walter George Jordan, front- 
ing portions Nos. 188 and 190, Boambee Creek, 
parish Bonville, county Raleigh, 500 yards fore- 
shore; term of lease, ten years. 

Application No. 12,023, Richard Whitehall, on an 
island, opposite the Public Oyster Reserve, near 
the entrance to Bonville Creek, parish Bonville, 
county Raleigh, 700 yards foreshore; term of 
lease, ten years. 

Application No. 12,030, Thomas Canavan, on the 
western side of Wilson’s Island, lying between 
Oyster Leases Nos. .4,296 and 5,668, Brisbane 
Water, parish Patonga, county Northumberland, 
about 220 yards foreshore; term of lease, fifteen 
years. : 

Application No. 12,081, Thomas Canavan, on the 
eastern side of Fagan’s Island, adjoining Oyster 
Lease No. 9,718, and being identical with for- 


feited Oyster Lease 9,915, Brisbane Water, parish. 


Gosford, county Northumberland, 300 yards fore- 
shore; term of lease, fifteen years. 

Application No. 11,660, Benjamin Marsh, adjoining 
the western end of Oyster Lease No. 5,418, and 
being identical with the applicant’s Oyster Lease 
‘No. 4,869, expiring 380th November, 1922, Clar- 
ence River; parish Nanegai, county Clarence, 
200 yards foreshore; term of lease, fifteen years. 

Application No. 12,003, Roy Innes, offshore, lying 
“about 150 yards north-west of the south-west 
corner of Oyster Lease No. 6,917, Clyde. River. 
parish Goba, County St. Vincent, about 1 a, 1 r.; 
term of lease, ten years. 

Application No. 12,004, Roy Innes, offshore, adjoining 
the outer boundaries of ,Oyster Leases Nos. 8,196 
and 3,371, Clyde River, parish Goba, county St. 
Vincent, ahout 3 acres; term of lease, ten years. 


Application No. 12,005, Roy Innes, adjoining. the 


southern end of Oyster Lease No. 6,553, in 
Waterfall Creek, Clyde River. parish Goba, county 
St. Vincent, 500 yards foreshore; term of lease, 
ten years. 





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Application No. 12,033, Roy Innes, adjoining the 

: western end of Oyster Lease No. 6,751, Olyde 

River, parish Goba, county St. Vincent, 100 yards 
foreshore; term of lease, ten years. 

Application No. 11,953, William George Wheeler, 
outa the eastern end of Oyster Lease No. 
6,928, Shaw’s Creek, Crookhaven River, parish 
Num aa, county St. Vincent, 100: yards foreshore ; 

_ term of lease, fifteen years. 

Application No. 11,988, George William Collis, off- 
shore, lying to the west of Oyster Lease No. 

7 ase and north-east of Carter’s Island, George’s 

_ River, parish Sutherland, county Cumberland, 

_ about 5 acres; term of lease, ten years. 

Application No. 12,035, Edgar Robert Caro, on the 
southern bank, adjoining the eastern end of 
Oyster Lease No. 10,038, section No. 3, George’s 
River, .parish Sutherland, county Oumberland, 
about 50 yards foreshore; term-of lease, fifteen 
years. . 


Application No. 11,875, Asa James Staples, on the 
southern bank, lying between applied-for Oyster 
Leases Nos. 11,582 and 11,875, and being identi- 
cal with Oyster Lease No. 5,218, expiring 30th 
November, 1922, Hastings River, parish Macqua- 
rie, county Macquarie, 100 yards foreshore; term 
of lease, fifteen years. ~ 

_Application No. 11,909, Sydney Pinkerton, John 
Thomas Cole, lying between Oyster Leases Nos. 
7,465, and 11,681, and being identical with 
Oyster Lease No. 4,882 expiring 30th November, 
1922, in Big Bay, Hawkesbury River, parish 
Cowan, county Northumberland, 300 yards fore- 
shore; term of lease, fifteen years. 


Application No, 11,989, William Thomas, offshore, ad- 

joing part of the outer boundary of Oyster 

Lease No. 9,965, Mullet Creek, Hawkesbury 

River, parish Patonga, county Northumberland, 

about 3 acres; term of. lease, ten years. 

Application ‘No. 11,990, William Thomas, offshore, ad- 
joining part of the outer boundary of Oyster 
Lease No. 7,412, section No, 2, Hawkesbury River, 
parish Cowan, county Cumberland, about 3 acres ; 
term of lease, ten years. 


Application No. 11,991, William Thomas, offshore, 
lying to the east of railway embankment, adjoin- 
joining the western side of applied-for Oyster 
Lease No. 12,008, Hawkesbury River, parish 
Cowan, county Cumberland, about 1 acre; term 
of lease, ten years. 

Application No. 12,018, Sydney Cole, junior, offshore, 
adjoining part of the outer boundary of Oyster 
Lease No. 5,838, Hawkesbury River, parish 
Cowan, county Cumberland, about la. 2 r.; term 
of lease, ten years. ; 


Application No. 12,027, John Thomas Green, offshore, 


— 


adjoining the northern boundary of Oyster Lease. 


No. 11,723, Hawkesbury River, .parish Cowan, 
county Northumberland, about 2 acres; term of 
lease, ten years. | s 

Application No. 12,032, Arthur Cox, fronting portion 
No. 89, Mangrove Creek, Hawkesbury River, parish 


Spencer, county Northumberland, 200 yards fore- 


shore; term of lease, ten years. 


“ Application No. 11,672, Leonard Royal Rooke and 
4 - David James Rooke, on the western side of Mud 
: Island, lying between Oyster Leases Nos. 8,396 
. and 10,496, and being identical with Oyster Lease 
<: No. 5,195, expiring 30th November, 1922, Tilli- 


gerry Creek, Port Stephens, parish Tomaree, 
county Gloucester, 300 yards foreshore; term of 
lease, fifteen years. 


Application No. 11,673, Leonard Royal Rooke and 
; David James Rooke, fronting portion No. 126, 
and lying between Oyster Leases Nos. 5,212 and 
7,125, and being identical with Oyster Lease No. 
7 5,158, expiring 30th November, 1922, Port ‘Ste- 

phens, parish Tomaree, county Gloucester, about 

100 yards foreshore; term of lease, fifteen years. 


Application No. 11,674, Leonard Royal Rooke and 

_ David James Rooke, fronting portion No. 125, 
adjoining the northern end of Oyster Lease No. 
5,158, and being identical with Oyster Lease No. 
5212, expiring 30th November, 1922, Port Ste- 
phens, parish Tomaree, county Gloucester, 200 
yards foreshore; term of lease, fifteen years. 


Application No. 11,949, Renard Charles Benson, ad- 
joining the northern end of Oyster Lease No. 
7,220, in North Arm, Port Stephens, county Glou- 
cester, about 90 yards foreshore; term of lease, 
fifteen years, © i . 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTS, No. 160. 


6 


* (3136) 


Lot 


6103 





Sydney, 17th November, 1922. 
SALE OF FISHING NETS. 
To FISHERMEN AND I'RUIT-GROW#RS. 
ry. HE undermentioned fishing-nets will be sold indi- 
vidually by public auction, at the rooms of 
Messrs. D. Valantine & Co., 200 Castlereagh-street, 
Sydney, on Wednesday, the 29th November instant, 


at 11.30 a.m. 
EK. B: HARKNESS, 
Under Secretary. 


[3392 | 


Lot 1—174 fathoms, 14 to 14 inch mesh; suitable for 
prawn net. 

Lot 2—33 fathoms, 1 inch mesh; suitable for prawn 
net for use in Georges River. 

Lot 3-8 fathoms, 1 inch mesh; suitable for prawn net. 

Lot 4—6 fathoms, 14 inch mesh; suitable for prawn 


net. ; ; 
Lot 5—44 fathoms, 11 inch mesh; suitable for prawn 
net. 
Lot 6—33 fathoms, 3k 


net, 
Lot 7—50 fathoms, 23 

garfish net. : j 
Lot 8—50 fathoms, 23 inch mesh; suitable for wing 
' of garfish net. 
9—12 fathoms, 2 inch mesh; suitable for wing of 
garfish net. 
10—10; fathoms, 34 
meshing net. j ; 
11—4 fathoms, 34 inch mesh; suitable for meshing 
net. 
12—45 fathoms, 23 
garfish neb. 
13-45 fathoms, 23 
garfish net. 
14—33 fathoms, 12 inch mesh; suitable for gar- 
fish net bunt. 
15—50 fathoms, 23 inch mesh; suitable for wing 
of garfish net. 
16—20 fathoms, 24 inch mesh; suitable for wing of 
garfish net. : 
17—45 fathoms, 32 inch mesh; suitable for mesh- 
ing net. 
18—6 fathoms, 14 inch mesh; 
net. 
1970 fathoms, 32, 22, and 3 inch mesh; suitable 
for hauling net. 
20—4 fathoms, 34 inch mesh; suitable for meshing 
net. 
21—16 fathoms, 2 inch mesh; suitable for wing of 
garfish net, 
22-100 fathoms, 34, 3%, 
able for meshing net. : 
23-2 fathoms, 14; inch mesh; suitable for prawn 
net, 
t 24—8 fathoms, 14 inch mesh; suitable for garfish 
net bunt. 
25-40 fathoms, 24 
of garfish net. 
Lot 26—-50 fathoms, 24 
of garfish net. 
27—50 fathoms, 24 
of garfish net. 
28—85} fathoms, 3 inch mesh ; 
ing net. ‘ 
Lot 29—40 fathoms, 3 inch mesh; suitable for meshing 


inch mesh; suitable for meshing 


inch mesh; suitable for wing of 


inch mesh; suitable for 


inch mesh; suitable for wing of 


inch mesh; suitable for wing of 


suitable for prawn 


and 32 inch mesh; suit- 


inch mesh; suitable for wing 
inch mesh; suitable for wing 
inch mesh ; cnisaple for wing 
Lot suitable for mesh- 


net. 
Lot 30—37 fathoms, 3 inch mesh; suitable for meshing 


net, 
Lot 31—6 fathoms, 11 inch mesh; suitable for garfish 
net bunt. ; é 
Lot 32-1 fathom, 4-inch mesh; suitable for landing 
net, 





POLICE SALE—UNCLAIMED PROPERTY. 


EpBE undermentioned unclaimed property in posses- 

sion of the Police will, unless previously claimed, 
be sold by public auction on Saturrday, 9th December, 
1922, at 10.30 a.m., at the Central Police Court, Liver- 
pool-street, Sydney, under the provisions of section 
35, Police Regulation Act, No. 20, 1899, by order of 
the Inspector-General of Police, viz. :— 


Watches, chains, bracelets, rings, brooches, electro- 
plate ware, wearing apparel, umbrellas, handbags, 
purses, bicycles, paint, motor tyres, suit-cases, 
tools, motor lamps, kit-bags, rugs, white lead, 
blankets, beer, wines, spjrits, magnetoes, tables, 
and a quantity of miscellaneous sundries. 

Terms, strictly cash: 


John P. Lister Limited, Auctioneer. 


; JAMES MITCHELL, 
‘ Inspector General of Police. 


6104 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZZTTE, No. 160. [17 Nov. 1992. 





WESTERN DISTRICT. 


N pursuance of the provisions of the District Courts; 

Act, 1912, I hereby appoint the following days 

tor holding District Courts during 1923, at the towns 
and places hereinafter mentioned, viz. ; -- 


At Orange, on Tuesday, 6th February. 

At Dubko, on Tuesday, 13th February. 

At Bathurst, on Tuesday, 20th February. 

At Lithgow, on Wednesday, 21st February (3.15 p.m.). 

At Parramatta, on Thursday, lst March. 

At Forbes, on Tuesday, 6th March. 

At Parkes, on Thursday, 8th’ March. 

At Condobolin, on Monday, 12th March (2.30 p.m.). 

At Cobar, on Tuesday, 20th March. 

At Bourke, on Thursday, 22nd March, 

At Mudgee, on Tuesday, 27th March. ‘ 

At Coonamble, on Tuesday, 10th April (2 p.m.). 

At Parramatta, on Thursday, 19th April. 

At Nyngan, on Tuesday, 24th April (12.15 p.m.). 

At Wellington, on Tuesday, Ist May. 

At Bathurst, on Tuesday, 8th May. 

At Lithgow, on Wednesday, 9th May (3.15 p.m.). 

At Dubbo, on Tuesday, 15th May. 

At Orange, on Tuesday, 22nd May. 

At Parramatta, on Thursday, 3lst May. 

At Forbes, on Tuesday, 31st July. 

At Parkes, on Thursday, 2nd August. 

At Cobar. on Tresday, 7th August. 

At Bourke, on Thursday, 9th August. 

At Coonamble, on Tuesday, 14th August (2 p.m.). 

At Parramatta, on Thursday, 23rd August. 

At Mudgee, on Tuesday, 28th August. 

At Condobolin, on Monday. 3rd September (2.30 

At Nvngan, on Tuesday. 11th September (12.15 

At Wellington, on Tuesday, 18th September. 

At Dubbo, on Tuesday, 25th September. 

At Parramatta, on Thursday, 4th October. 

At Bathurst, on Tuesday, 9th October. 

At Lithgow, on Wednesday, 10th October (3.15 p.m.). 

At’ Orange, on Tuesday, 16th October. 

At Cobar, on Tuesday, 23rd October. 

At Rourke, on Thursday, 25th October. 

At Forbes, on Tuesday, 30th October. 

At Parkes. on Thursday, 1st November. 

At Coonamble, on Tuesdav. 6th November (2 p.m.). 

At Mudgee, on Tuesday, 13th November. Rie 

At Nyngan, on Tuesday, 20th November (12.15 p.m.). 

At Condobolin, on Monday, 26th November (2.3° 
yee 

At Wellington, on Tuesdav, 4th December. 

At Parramatta, on Thursday, 13th December. 


L. ARMSTRONG, 
Judge. 


16th Noyember, 1922. [3289] 


p.m): 
p.m.). 





[3320] Prothonotary’s Office, 
Supreme Court, 
Sydney, 14th November, 1922. 


T is hereby notified that, under the provisions of 


* the Marriage Act, 1899, No. 15, John Boyd Scobie, 
Esquire, Clerk of Petty Sessions, of Albury, has been 
appointed by their Honors the Judges to give consent 
to the marriage of minors for the District of Albury, 
for.so long as he is resident in that district. 


By order of the Judges, 


A. G. SADDINGTON, 
Prothonotary. 








LEASE OF GRAIN SHED SPACES. 


HE Grain Sheds at Darling Isiand and Pyrmont 

Jetty will be available for lease from 1st Decem- 
Ler next for the nurpose of storing wheat for shipment 
a5 wider! —- 

Crain Shed at Darling Harbour has seven spaces 
and two part spaces; the lease for which is’ 
for twelve months. 

Grain Shed at Pyrmont Bay has four spaces and 


and one part space; the lease for which is for 


nine months. 


_Applications are invited by the Railway Commis- 
sioners from firms or persons willing to take up spaces 
in these sheds, particulars in regard of which are 
obtainable from. Chief Traffic Manager (Goods Branch) 
First Floor Central Station, 

Applications will close at the office of the Railway. 
Commissioners, Bridge-street, at 12 noon on Wednes- 
day, 22nd November, 1922, pete 
W. J. MORRIS, 
LOPerl Secretary, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS 





' Member respectively. 





AND TRAMWAYS. 


Exrorron oy Members AND Deputy MremsBers oF Ral.- 
WAYs AND TRAMWAYS APPEALS BoARD. | | 


N accordance with Part 8 of the Government Rail- 
ways Act, 1912, as amended by the Government 
Railways (Appeals) Act, 1916, and Railway By-law 
No. 492, published in the Government Gazette of 27th 
October, 1916, an election by the Staff has been held 
for the purpose of filling vacancies in the employees’ 
representation on the Railways and Tramways Appeals 
Board for the period of three years, commencing on 
Ist December, 1922. ae 
Following is the result of the election in each divi- 
sion :— 
A. Salaried officers in the employ uf the Railway 


Commissioners. 

No. of Votes 
; received. 
Jamies Je Davoren 0 iupcereddnsoten vaslinge’ 3,044 
Hugh McK. Melville 1... 2.s...ccseceeees 1,465 
Bidyard Miulheroim iss teecsse. oseee neta see 395 
Informing te Ria acs aie nee ences BO Ma 41 
Widtala sitter. ai ogee | 4,945 


I, therefore, declare James J. Davoren and Hugh 
McK. Melville to be duly elected as Member and 
Deputy Member respectively. 

B. Division 1.—Officers on wages on the Clerical and 

Running Staff Sections of the Locomotive Branch. 


No, of Votes 
received. 


Alfred Sydney James Clappison ......... 2,463 


James Crabbe: Stott is scesistiiey ueaoaee 555 
Tnformeal ee 220 ee set oe eee ees 14 
LP Opaleyis, brits eco sense ene 3,032 


I, therefore, declare Alfred Sydney James Clappison 
and James C. Stott to be duly elected as Member and 


_ Deputy Member respectively. 


B. Division 2.—Officers on wages in the Mechanical 
Sections of the Locomotive Branch. 


No. cf Votes 


g received 

Charles aongon ©.) visig. sowie ch bee cocdieaiays . 2,645 
William Featherstone ...........:...:.08e0s pee a 
David hockandy. acu Wiessner ea oe 1,106 
George J, 0) Reeffe ci. 27 8G cae token 415 
Informal... 3405 SP ee WN BN teh 4 56 
Popa e ieee fete ae 14: 20,004 


I, therefore, declare Charles London and William 
Featherstone to be duly elected as Member and Deputy 
Member respectively. 


B. Division 3.—Officers on wages in the Railway 
Traffic. Branch. 
No. of Votes 


“ received, 
Arthur iC,- Clement, dice s/i ose tetas 1,455 
RobertsA..\Lindsdy, yes ite ee 1,387 
Johuy4.-O' Sullivans: aes Las 1,101 
Archibald’ Javes see tke ee ee aonaee 662 
James Wbightman sii ii aqese tbe aes Wena 367 
Michael A GRiseell Pek ee ak aan! yuan 15 

Tntoriialieies Nk Se) ae tener ine 117 

TOtaey 2 easy ens testo dtenps 5,239 


I, therefore, declare Arthur C. Clement and Robert 
A. Lindsay to be duly elected as Member and Deputy 


B. Division 4,—Officers on wages in the Permanent- 
. Way Branch of the Railways, including those in 
the Signalling and Interlocking Branches. ; 


No. of Votes 


S received, 

Charles Woodward .2). 0.00)... scss8cetveeses 1,448 
Charles AY Harpur (7st). See. 1,314 
Stephen H.. ‘Smith-’4 yj oe0shae e 914 
Job White. 2... ere ge er 621 
OSTIOM ee Gar NA aa (SA Nie 594. 
Gordon’ Snipe to). 05.// oa Oe at an 230), 
Edmund J. Jones ........... Oe tae dhe hes 294 
SLOT IMIAL 3c. 35.9 TR ee PRB 5c ate 105 
Lote. Wipe Maleyees wees ee 5,623 


I. therefore, declare Charles Woodward and Charles’ 


A. Harpur to be duly clect Mambed: : 
Momburtrsenestival eh en ee 








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B. Division 5.—Officers on wages in the Permanent- 


Way Branch of the Tramways. 
Denis Maguire (unopposed), 
I, therefore, declare Denis Maguire to be duly 
elected as Member. 
B, Division 6.—Officers on wages in the Railway and 
Tramway Electrical Branches. ai 
No. of Votes 


. received. 

SEP CONNECL upc. ost kets eet ae Pa aa. 605 
Colin Tannock .:.......: ee Ne tide OT, 598 
PR VIN voces ey ep TNH Le aE Oh en 459 
Henry James Wormald ..................... 433 
Bravo IN. I RGRSO ee se eas 156 
NEOTINAL Piss cee Me Lane i te Cn tr. 28 
Cs eT targ Phe La ee Aa a Mee 2,279 


I, therefore, declare John Connell and Colin Tan- 
nock to be duly elected as Member and Deputy Mem- 
ber respectively. 

B. Division 7.—Officers on wages in the Tramway 

Traffic Branch. 
No, of Votes 


: received, 
Wimlegia Heartigy (2000 er hs lin ee, hese 3,192 
Nugent R. Westfallen. ...... 0c... ss 12] 

PMLOTUS Ss Sees) vidans base deuce ae eke 
Deca es Ae eae eS 3,325 


I, therefore, declare Ernest Harris and Nugent R. 
Westfallen to be duly elected as Member and Deputy 
Member respectively, 

G. H. GRIFFIN, 


[3321] Returning Officer. 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS 
AND TRAMWAYS. © 


Jee a S, addressed to the Secretary, Rail- 

way and Tramway Staff Board, Central Station, 
Sydney, accompanied by copies (only) of testimonials, 
and made on proper forms, obtainable from Station 
Masters, are invited from youths between 15 and 183 
years of age, for the position of Junior Clerk in the 
Traffic Branch at Wagga. Commencing salary, £76- 
£127 per annum, according to age. Preference will 
be given to lads with Shorthand and Typewriting 
Qaulifications. 


Applications are invited for the position of Timber 
Inspector, Stores Branch. The position will be in the 
Sub-Inspector class, £303 to £378 per annum. Appli- 
cants must give full particulars of their qualifications 
for the position, and forward their applications 
through the heads of the branches, who will attach 
copies of histories and forward to the Staff Board not 
later than Wednesday, 22nd November, 1922. 


W. J. MORRIS, 


[3150] Secretary. 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS 
AND TRAMWAYS. : 


BOA TIONE are invited from lads between the 

Bf ages of, 16 and 18 years of age, who have passed 

the Intermediate Examination or its equivalent, for 

the position of Power-house Junior, at Ultimo and 

White Bay Power-houses. Further partiiculars may 

ee pened from Staff Board, Second Floor, Central 
ation. 


Applications to be made on proper forms, obtain- 
able from Staff Board or Inquiry Office, and are to be 
addressed to the ‘‘Secretary, Railway and Tramway 
Staff Board, Central Station.”’ 


Successful applicants will be required to attend 
Trade Course at Railway Institute. ¢ 


Applications are invited for the position of Assist- 
ant in the Physical Section of the Departmental 
Laboratory, with a salary grading from £293 to £343 
per annum. Applicant must hold a University degree 
in Engineering, and in addition. must have had a 
thorough training in Physics. 

Applications, together with statements giving de- 
tails of qualifications and _ practical experience in 
Workshops and/or Laboratories. should be forwarded 

/ to reach the Secretary, Railway and Tramway Staff 
Board. Central Station, not later than 27th Novem- 


ber, 1922 
W. J. MORRIS, 
[3898] Secretary. 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS 
AND TRAMWAYS. 


THE Railway Commissioners are prepared to accept sleepers 
at any railway station within the areas shown below until 
further notice, at the following prices :— 





Murray Red | Approved 























Gum, White Box. Aaniiet parla: 
Loealities and Depita. and A pom 
Squares. Packs, Squares pocee: 
: Sy Cail Ro es Sends Ba a. 

Hawkesbury to Newcastle NS oan ea Leena | hy Sal El on Ee 
Maitland to Merriwa ... Ne Oar OL (ATL coe lide be 
Muswellbrook to T'enterfield ...)5 3/4 3/)4 7 
Werris Creek to Wee Waa alt eg: Gaeta) ca) a 
Inverell Line ees im Ries fave Mii Goa dae, Bi) 
Maitland to Taree 4 11 Hy 4 6 
Lismore Line Mies es ait 4 9 
Glenreagh ae EOL tice) s (GAtine 
Dubbo to Coonamble Bie eau ye Syncs led 
Dubbo to Mendooran : AP Ber lt eo 8 : 
West of Bathurst and Demon-) | 

drille and Caragabal ... ea SS Rea ee Hens 
Mudgee to Coonabarabran and 

Coolah Lines wt Fed Dl Bah 4) 93 it 
Wallerawang to Brogan’s Creek.|5 2/4 3]4 9 
‘Picton to Goulburn, Richmond 

and Camden Lines, and Pen- 

rith to Bathurst FROM DA Me og tsi, 
Sutherland to Nowra ta) Dy Are bel oO 
Beyond Goulburn fea Poe 2 deer Bel) hE 
Coonabarabran to Gwagebar Ex- | 

tension ,.. eee ne 15 O01 4 1 











Approved hardwoods are grey gum, grey box, tallow-wood, 
white mahogany and white stringy bark. Blaekbutt will not 
be accepted. 

Sizes.—Squares and Roundbacks : 8 ft. x 9 in. x 44 in. 

(The roundbacks to give a bearing of 5 in. of redwood 
with 34 in. of redwood on sides, and a minimum depth of 
4 in. after being adzed.) 

When the sleepers are ready for inspection at railway 
stations, particulars as to number, &c., should be forwarded 
to the Sleeper Inspector, Existing Lines Branch, Railways, 
Sydney, who will arrange for early inspection and payment. 

W. J. MORRIS, 
[3151] Secretary. 


NOTICE UNDER REAL PROPERTY ACT. 

PPLICATIONS by the undermentioned have been 
A made to bring the lands respectively described 
under the provisions of the Real Property Act. 
Caveats may be lodged on or betore the respective 
dates mentioned :— 

No.’ 22,785. Emmeline Elizabeth Hayes, 1 a. 2 r., 
in Adderley-st., about 132 feet south-easterly from 
Newton-st., Auburn, 22nd Dec., 1922. 

No. 23,225. Dymock’s Book Arcade Limited,:1 r. 
28% p., includ. Nos. 406, 4063, 408, and 410 George- 
st., and Nos. 97, 99, 101, and 103 King-st., Sydney. 
22nd Dee., 1922. 

No. 23,846. Joseph Vickery, Percy Newmaa Slade, 
Wilham Winn, Fred. Cull, Reginald Cowlishaw, 37 a. 
0 r. 12 p., in Chureh and Dunlop sts., and in Grimes- 
jane, Dundas. 22nd Dec., 1922. 

No. 23,967. Grace Edith Wilson, 1 a. 2 r. 63 p., in 
Swamp-rd., Tempe. Sth Jan., 1923. 

No. 24,126. Michael Mahony, 74 a. 2 r., on Old 
Windsor .rd., opposite Hammers-rd., near Wentworth- 
ville. 22nd Dee., 1922. 

No. 24,164. Wilfred Clowes Smith, 7 a. 0 r. 12 p., 
in Kirby-st., and on Subiaco Ck., Rydalmere. 22nd 
Dec., 1922. 

No. 24,336. Board of Fire Commissioners of New 
South Wales, 17 p., includ. Fire Station, George-st. 
West, Sydney. 22nd Dec., 1922. 

No. 24,355. Eirene Anna Brett, 54 p., includ, No. 
178, Redfern-st., Redfern. 22nd Dec., 1922. 

No. 24,382. Reginald William Hawkes, 383 p., 
yoke No. 10, Smythe-st., Merrylands. 22nd Dec., 
922. 

No. 24,424. William: George Lawrence, 381 p., 
includ. Bayview and Athelstane, Canberra-st., Rand- 
wick. 22nd Dec., 1922. 

No. 24,427. Nicholas Buckley, 19 p., includ. No. 
99, Bay-st., Rockdale. 22nd Dec., 1922. 

Diagrams delineating these lands may be inspected 
at the Land Titles Office, Sydney. 


‘ » W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 
Rezistrar-General. 
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17th November, 1922. 


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6106 NEY SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 160. [17 Nov. 1922, 





WATER ACT, 1912. 


APPLICATION No, 4380, TaAmwortH Lanp Boarp 
DIstTRICT. 


DECISION OF LOCAL LAND BOARD. 


New South Wales, } Wilson, Herbert Albert, Por. 38, 
to wit. Ph. Borambil. 


W HEREAS on the 26th day of September, 1922, it 

became a matter for us to consider an applica- 
tion under Part II of the Water Act, 1912, by Herbert 
Albert. Wilson for a License for a Pump on the right 
bank of Borambil Creek, on the frontage of Portion 
33, Parish of Borambil, County of Buckland, Land 





District of Murrurundi; and having taken evidence © 


and inquired into the said matter, we report that the 
interests: of occupiers of lands on Borambil Creek, 
below the site of the said pump, will not be injuri- 
ously affected if the license be granted for a limited 
period, and pumping operations be restricted to a 
imited number of hours weekly. We recommend that 
a license be granted in the position approximatély 


indicated on Plan, Exhibit ‘‘B,’’ by red colours, sub- . 


ject to the five conditions set forth in Exhibit ‘‘A,” 
enclosed, and to the following special conditions, 
namely :—(a) Pumping operations shall be limited to 
a period of twenty hours in any calendar week, either 
as a continuous period or at intervals. We further 
reeommend that the license be for a period of two 
years only. 

Mr. Thomas for and with applicant. ' 

Messrs. Pengilley and Warfield as objectors. 


Given under our Hands, at the Court House, at 
Quirindi, in the State of New South Wales, 
this 26th day of September, 1922. 


E. W, BRIERLY, Chairman, 
B. HAYDON, 
AN. POUNINEY, J Mombers. 


1\ 





Conditions referred to. 


(1) The Water Conservation and Irrigation Commis- 
sion shall have the power to regulate or absolutely 
stop all pumping operations should it at any time 
think or deem it nécessary to do so in the public 
interests. 

(2) A screen or rose with openings not more than’ 
one-quarter of an inch wide to be permanently 
fixed to the inlet end of the suction-pipe to the 
satisfaction of the Water Conservation and. Irri- 
gation Commission. 

(3) The licensee shall furnish the Water Conservation 
and Irrigation Commission, during the months of 
January, April, July, and October respectively in 
each year, with a return on the form provided by 
the said Commission, showing full particulars of 
the irrigation carried on by him during each of 
the three months preceding the month in wuich 
the return is furnished. 

(4) The Water Conservation and Irrigation Commis- 


sion may at any time, if it should think it neces- | 


sary or desirable in the public interests, give six 
months’ notice in writing to the holder of the 
license for the time being (which notice may be 
given by delivering the same to him, or by leaving 
the same at his last-known place of abode in New 
South Wales) of the cancellation and determina- 
tion of this license, and at the expiration of six 
months next after the delivery or service of such 
notice as aforesaid, this license and all the rights 
conferred by it shall absolutely cease and deter- 
mine, except as to any rights of action or other 
remedies then accrued for fees, charges for water, 
or otherwise. 


(5) No compensation shall be payable by such Commis- - 


sion or the Crown in respect of such cancellation 
and determination to any person whomsoever. _. 
[W.C. & IC. 1922-12,441] |; 2765 | 


WATER ACT, 1912. 


Appiication No, 426, TAMwortH Lanp Boarp 
DistTRi0T, 


DECISION OF LOCAL LAND BOARD. 


New South Wales, Blanch, Stanley Scholes, 
to wit. Por. 20, Ph. Loomberah. 


\ HEREAS on the 14th day of September, 1922, it 

became a matter for us to consider an applica- 
tion, under Part II of the Water Act, 1912, by Stanley 
Scholes Blanch, for a License for a Dam‘and Pump ow 
Spring Gully, within Portion 20, Parish of Loom- 
berah, County of Parry, Land District of Tamworth; 
and having taken evidence and inquired into the> 








‘said matter, we report that the interests ef occupiers 


on lands along the creek, below the site. of the pro- 
posed dam will not be injuriously effected, provided 
the pumping operations are confined to a limited period 


_ each day and the area to be irrigated is also limited in — 
extent. We accordingly recommend that a license be’ 


eranted in respect of a Dam and Pump, ‘as applied 
for, and situated in the position shown by red colour 
on plan, Exhibit ‘‘A,’’ subject to the seven conditions 
set forth in Exhibit ‘‘B,’’ and to the two following 
additional conditions, namely :—(1) Pumping opera- 
tions shall not be carried on for more than five hours 
during any day of twenty-four hours; (2) the area 
to be irrigated shall not exceed seven acres. We 
further recommend that the license be granted for 
a period of one year only. Applicant in person. 
Mr. Stewart (Solicitor) for Objectors. 
Given under our Hands, at Court House, Tam- 
worth, this 14th day of September, 1922. 
EK. W. BRIERLY, Chairman. 
‘THOS. M. NEWMAN, era 
WALTER GEO. CHAFFEY, } ort 





Conditions referred to. 


(1) Level of ¢rest of overshot dam to be- fixed at 
3 feet above the running level of the creek, and 
to be connected by levels to a bench mark to be 
established near the work, particulars’ of which 
will be retained in the office of the Water Con- 
servation and Irrigation Commission. 

(2) The whole of the work to be constructed and 
maintained to the satisfaction of the Water 

Conservation and Irrigation Commission. 

(3) The Water Conservation and Irrigation Commis- 
sion shall have the power to regulate or absolutely 
stop all pumping operations should it at any time 


think or deem it- necessary to do so in the public — 


interests. 
(4) A screen or rose-with openings not more than one- 
quarter of an inch wide to be permanently fixed to 
the inlet end of the suction pipe to the satisfac- 


tion of the Water Conservation and Irrigation. 


Commission. 

(5) The licensee shall furnish the Water Conservation 
and Irrigation Commission, during the months of 
January, April, July, and October respectively in 
each year, with a return on the form provided by 


the said Commission, showing full particulars of. 


the irrigation carried on by him during each of 
the’ three months preceding the month in which 
the return is furnished. “4 

(6) The Water Conservation and Irrigation Commis- 
sion may at any time, if it should think it neces- 
sary or desirable in the publie interests, give six 
months’ notice in writing to the holder of the 
license for the time being (which notice may be 
given by delivering the same to him, or by leaving 
the same at his last-known place of abode in New 
South Wales) of the cancellation and determina- 
tion of this license, and at the expiration of six 


months next after the delivery or service of such ~ 


notice as aforesaid, this license and all the rights 


conferred by it shall absolutely cease and deter-— 


mine, except as to any rights of action or other 
remedies then accrued for fees, charges for water, 

or otherwise. 
(7) No compensation shall be payable by such Com- 
mission or the Crown in. respect of such cancella- 
_ tion and determination to any person whomsoeyer. 
[W.C. & I.C, 1922-12,993] [2761] 


WATER ACT, 1912. 


Apprication No. 685, Waaaa Wagea Lanp Boarb 
District. 








DECISION OF LOCAL LAND BOARD. 
New South baie a Pete 
to wit. 


\ HEREAS on the 18th day of September, 1922, 

it becamé a matter for investigation before us 
upon an application made by Gadara Shire Council 
for a license for a Weir and race on Little Gilmore 
Creck, Parish of Selwyn, County of Wynyard, Land 
District of Tumbarumba; and having inquired into 
the said matter, we ‘find (1) that objections to -this 
proposal were duly caHed for by advertisements in the 
Government Gazette and a local newspaper; (2) no 
objections have been received ; (3) there are no objec- 


tors before us; and (4) there are no objections in the — 
public interests to compliance with this application. 
Applicants are the occupiers of the site of the take — 
off from Little Gilmore Creek, under Special Lease 


14-25, Tumbarumba, and are the holders of the line 


of race, it being vested in them by Gazette notice 


dated 6th April, 1910. 
















1 fW.C: & I.C. 1921-13,994) 


RE had 


(1) by the L.L. Board, at the Court-house, 


[3837] 


17 Nov. 1992.) 





We recommend that a license issue as applied for, 
for a term of 5 years, and subject to conditions Nos. 
1 to 9 on Exhibit C. 

Mr. ae (Solr.), appeared for the applicants. 

n 


Given under our Hands, at Court-house at 
Tumut, in the State of New South Wales, 
this 18th day of September, 1922. 

WM. DAY, Chairman, 
THOS. ARRAGON, Member. 


ee 


bs Conditions referred to. 


~ (1) Level crest of timber or concrete wéir (to be con- 
structed when directed, by the Water Comserva- | 


tion and Irrigation Commission) to be fixed at 
5.10 feet below a Bench Mark established on a 
messmate on the left bank of the creek near the 
work, and particulars of which are in the Office 
of the Water Conservation and Irrigation Com- 
mission. 

(2) Level of bed of the race at offtake from the 
Little Gilmore Creek to be fixed at 6.12 feet 
below the Bench Mark referred to in Condition 


(3) A regulator of approved design to be constructed 
in the race (when and’where directed by the 
Water Conservation and Irrrigation Commission) 
to control the flow of water down the race, 

(4) The Water Conservation 
mission shall have the power to regulate or abso- 
lutely stop all water being diverted from_ the 
Little Gilmore Creek should it at any time think 
or deem it necessary to do so in the public 
interests. 

(5) The Water Conservation and Irrigation Commis- 
sion shall have the right of complete control over 
the regulator at all times. 

(6) The Licerisees shall not allow any water to be 


used for irrigation at Batlow during such time as > 


there is no natural flow of water in Gilmore 


reek. 


Cr 
(7) The whole of the work to be constructed and main-- 


tained to the satisfaction of: the Water Con- 
servation and irrigation Commission. 

(8) The Water Conservation and Irrigation Commis- 
sion may at any time, if it should think it neces 
sary or desirable in the public interests, give 
six months’ notice in writing to the holders of 
the license for the time being (which notice may 
be given by delivering the same to them, or by 
leaving the same. at “their. last-known place of 
abode in New South Wales) of the cancellation and 
determination of this license, and at the expira- 
tion of six months next after the delivery or 
service of such notice as aforesaid, this license 

' and all the rights conferred by it shall absolutely 
cease and determine, except as to any rights of 
action or other remedies then accrued for fees, 
charges for water, or otherwise. 

(9) No compensation ‘shall. be payable by such Com- 
mission or the Crown in respect of such cancella- 
tion and determination to any per son w homsoever. 


[2933] 





WATER ACT, 1912.(PART II). 


HE Water Conservation and Irrigation Commis- 


sion has received the following applications for 


Licenses : — 


(1) J. A. Lee, two pumps on Tallawang Creek, 
por. 70, par. Tallawang, Co. Bligh. 

(2) Prank Maitland, pump, Darling River, Por. 6, 
Psh. North Bourke, Co. Gunderbooka. 


‘The public inquiries into the apalicetions will be 
held—. 
Dundes, 
on the 28th November, 1922, at 2 p.m. ; 
(2) by the Police Magistr ate, at the Court-house, 
Bourke, on the 6th December, 1922, at 11 a.m. 
A. H. DARE, 


Commissioner. 





WATER ACT, 1912 (PART It). 
‘HE Water Conservation and Tirigation Commission has 
= received the followiny application for License :— 
Elizabeth Ann Foster, pump, Murrumbidgee River, por- 
_ tion 7, parish Dallas county Cooper. 
The Li, Roard will wu‘licly inquire into the application 


at the. Court-house, Nar. andera, 0 
10 a.m. 


Ames H, H. DARE, 
[8399] ee 


Com missioner, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETYA, No, 160. 


and [rrigation Com- - 


Act No, 21, 1922. 


Act No. 99, 1922. 


ou 9th Hee DER) 1922). at. 


- 
’ 


6107 





[3234] 


Forestry Commission, 
Sydney, 17th ‘November, 1922. 


NOTICE UNDER THE FORESTRY ACT, 1916. 


es is hereby notified, for public information, that 
the appointments of the undermentioned officers 
as Issuers of Licenses under the above Act are ter- 
minated as from this date :— $ 


Clerk of Petty Sessions, Bowraville. 

Acting Clerk of Petty Sessions, Coff’s Harbour. 
Acting Clerk of Petty Sessions, Gladstone. 
Crown Lands Agent, Kempsey. 

Acting Clerk of Petty Sessions, Ulmarra. 
Clerk of Petty Sessions, Maclean. 

Acting Clerk of Petty Sessions, Denman. 
Crown, Lands Agent, Gosford. 

Crown Lands Agent, Newcastle. 

Acting Clerk of Petty Sessions, Wyndham. 
Crown Lands Agent, Braidw ood. 

Acting Clerk of Petty Sessions, Bungendore. 
Senior Officer of Police, Captain’ s Flat. 
Crown Lands Agent, Queanbeyan. 

Acting Clerk of Petty Sessions, Howlong. 
Acting Clerk of Petty Sessions, Burraga. 
Acting Clerk of Petty Sessions, Cudal. 

Clerk of Petty Sessions, Trunkey Creek. 
Acting Clerk of Petty Sessions, Kugowra. 
Clerk of Petty Sessions, Tuena, 

Senior Officer of Police, Collie. 

Acting ‘Clerk of Petty Sessions, Milparinka. 
Acting Clerk of Petty Sessions, Obley. 
Acting Clerk of Petty Sessions, Peak Hill. 
Clerk of Petty Sessions, Stuart Town, 
Senior Officer of Police. Tooraweenah, 
Acting Clerk ‘of Petty Sessions, Windeyer. 
Acting Clerk of Petty Sessions, Yantabulla. 
Acting Clerk of Petty Sessions, Tottenham, 
Acting Clerk of Petty Sessions, Leadville. 
Acting Clerk of Petty Sessions, ‘Bundarra. 
Clerk of Petty Sessions, Hillgrove. 

Acting Clerk of Petty Sessions, Wallerawang. 
Acting Clerk of Petty Sessions, Nerrigundah. 
Acting Clerk of Petty Sessions, Coolah. 


: R. D. HAY, 
(1922-90.) Chief Commissioner. 


ACT OF PARLIAMENT ASSENTED. TO. 
[3271] 





Legislative Council Office, 
Sydney, 9th November, 1922. 
T is hereby notified, for general information, that 
His ,Excellency the Governor has, in. the name 
and on behalf of His Majesty, this day assented to 
the undermentioned Act passed by the Legislative 
Council and Legislative Assembly Ly New South 
Wales in Parliament assembled, viz. 


Act No. 19, 1922. “‘An Act to wtoviae for the nomi- 
nation, election, and appointment of the Parlia- 
mentary Standing Committee on Public Works 
during any session of Parhament; to vary the 
conditions under which certain public works may 
be authorised, and for those purposes to amend 
the Public. Works Act, 1912; and for purposes 
connected therewith.’ 


WELLES. COOPER, 
Clerk of the Parliaments. 


ACTS OF PARLIAMENT ASSENTED TO. 
[3330] 





Legislative Council Office, 
Sydney, 14th November, 1922. 
Tt is hereby notified, for general information, that 
His Excellency the Governor has, in the name 
and on behalf of His Majesty, this day assented to 
the:undermentioned Acts passed by the Legislative 
Council and Legislative Assembly: of New South Wales 
in Parliament assembled, viz. 
see No. 20, 1922: ‘‘An. Act to. impose certain stamp 
duties: to amend the Stamp. Duties Act, 1920; 
and for purposes consequent thereon ar incidental 
thereto.’’ 
‘‘An Act to impose an income-tax ; to 
make provisions for the application of rates of 
tax different to those applied by the Income Tax 
Act, 1911, as amended by subsequent Acts; and 
for purposes connected therewith.” 
“An Act to make certain pro- 
visions as to. the averaging of the rates of income- 
tax en incomes derived from agricultural, dairying, 
and pastoral pursuits, and, for that purpose, to 
amend the Income Tax (Management) Act, 1912 
and for purposes connected therewith.’ 


W. L..S, COOPER, ; 
Clerk of the Parlianients, 


6108 NEW SOUTH WALES GCVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 160. [17 Noy., 1922, 








Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
Sydney, 24th October, 1922. 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


Notice TO THE OwneERS or TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
In-—— 

Auburn: Stanley-street, from existing main north- 
easterly 79 yards (60,271). 


Canterbury: Remley-street, from existing main to 
Moorefields-road; Dreadnought-street, from exist- 
ing main to Rogers-street; Rogers-street, from 
Remley-street to Moorefields-road (60,233); Al- 
bert-street, from Lincoln-street to unnamed 
street; unnamed street, from Albert-street south- 
easterly 124 yards (60,232); Hdison-street, from 
existing main to Waverley-street (60,235) :« Bur- 
wood-road, from existing main to Knox-street 
(60,262); Yargoora-road, from Garrong-road to 

-  Yerrick-street (60,267). 

Randwick: Meeks-street, from Anzac-parade to Har- 
bourne-road (60,257); Anzac-parade, from exist- 
ing main to Wallace-street; Wallace-street, from 
Anzac-parade easterly 103 yards (60,258), 

Waverley: Hollywood-avenue, from existing main to 
Allen-street (60,189); Hollywood-avenue, from 
Porter-street to existing main (60,190). 


@ 


Kuring-gai: Harnorm-avenue, from Lane Cove road 
westerly and northerly 236 yards (80,140); Cycus- 
avenue, from Fox Valley road northerly 198 yards 
(80,159). 

And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 
alleys opening thereunto. 


A eae main pipe in the said streets having been laid 

down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated at above are hereby required, on or before 
the eighth day of December next, to cause a proper 
pipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply water 
from the main pipe to such tenements and premises. 


G. H. SOUTHWICK, 
Inspector to the Board of Water Supply 
[2838] ‘ and Sewerage. 











Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
Sydney, 14th November, 1922. 


NOTICKE TO LAY SHRVICE PIPES. 
NOoTIceE TO THE OWNERS OF TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
IN— 
Bankstown: Park-road, from existing main westerly 
and southerly 734 yards (60,264). 
Rockdale: Wvans-street, from Rocky Point road easterly 
224 yards (60,281). 
And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and alleys 
opening thereunto. 


VHE main pipe in the said streets having been laid 
down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated at above are hereby required on or before the 
twenty-ninth day of December next, to cause a proper 
pipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply water 
from the main pipe to such tenements and premises. 


: G. H. SOUTHWICK, 
Inspector to the Board of Water Supply 
foocael Comunissioner. 


rp 


Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
Sydney, 10th November, 1922. 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


Notice To THE Owners OF TENEMBNTS AND PREMISES 
iN 

Bankstown: Cahors-road, from Arab-road to Watson- 
road: Watson-road. from Cahors-road north-east- 
erly 700 yards (60,265). 

Concord: link’s-avenue, from existing main to 
Major Bay road (60,268). 

Hurstville: Millett-street, from Dudley-street north- 
westerly 105 yards (60,270). ; 

Kogarah: Wingsgrove-road, from Woniora-road south- 
east 191 yards (60,277). , 

Newtown: Alice-avenue, from Alice-street northerly 
76 yards (60,221). : 

Randwick: Royal-street, from Maroubra Bay road to 
Boyce-street (60,192); Liguria-street, from Long 
Bay road easterly 195 yards (60,217). 


Vaucluse: Laguna-street, from Old South Head road 
north-west and westerly 102 yards (60,224). 


| Waverley; Gardyne-street, from Evans-street easterly 














183 yards (60,144); Francisstreet, trom Denhaiu- 
street north-westerly 224 yards (60,282). 


Woollahra: Manning-road, from existing main south- 
erly 191 yards (60,283). 

Baulkham Hills: Prince-street, from Belmore-road to 
Bettington’s-lane (80,149); Oakes-road, from 
Dixie-lane to Eaton-road; Eaton-road, from 
Oakes-road westerly 677 yards (80,150). 

Hornsby Shire: Hillcrest-road, from existing main. to 
Weemala-road ; Weemala-road, from Hilicrest-road 
to Ramsay-road (80,158). e 


~ Mosman: Bapaume-road, from Bickell-road southerly 


301 yards (80,152). 

Prospect and Sherwood; Euralla-street, from Hawkes- 
bury-road to School-parade; School-parade, from 
Euralla-street northerly 102 yards; School-parade, 
from Euralla-street southerly 112 yards (80,167). 

Wollongong: Fisher-street, from Crown-street nor- 
therly 352 yards (60,260). 

And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 

’ alleys opening thereunto. 
Pes main pipe in the said streets having been laid 
down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated at above are hereby required, on or before 


_ the twenty-second day of December next, to cause a 


proper pipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply 
water from the main pipe to such tenements and 


premises. 
G. H. SOUTHWICK, 
Inspector to the . 
[3149] Board of Water Supply and Sewerage. 








Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
Sydney, 4th October, 1922. 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


NoTick To THE OwNERS oF TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
IN-— 

Botany: Bourke-street, from Smith-street to Bay- 
street; Bay-street, from Bourke-street southerly, 
242 yards; Banksiastreet, from Bourke-street to 
Ocean-street ; Parkes-street, from Bourke-street to 
Ocean-street (60,252); Stephen-street, from exist- 
ing main to Swinbourne-street (60,229). 

Cabramatta and Canley Vale: Cross-street, from Long- 
field-street to Bartlett-street (60,230). 

Enfield; Stanley-street, from George’s River road to 
Tangarra-street (60,255); McCall-street, from 

~ West-avenue to Linthorne-avenue; Eden-street, 
from McCall-avenue to Burwood-road (60,254). 

Fairfield: Carrington-road, from Diprose-street nor- 
therly, 184 yards (60,249). ; 

Tiverpool: Oxford-street, from existing main south- 
easterly, 304 yards (60,239), — 

Marrickville: Schwebel-street, from High-street to 
Ivanhoe-street (60,243). 

Strathfield: South-street, from Baker-street to Ada- 
avenue; Ada-avenue, from South-street to Yar- 
mouth-road (60,245). 

Waverley: Fletcher-street, from Dellview-street east- 
erly, 65 yards (60,220); Goldie-avenue, from Bir- 
rell-street northerly, 92 yards (60,223). 

Woollahra: Mansions-road, fram Victoria-road south- 
westerly, 264 yards (60,247). 

Lane. Covc: Stokes-street, from Murray-street to Hux- 
table-avenue;. Huxtable-avenue, from  Stokes- 
street to Helen-street (80,141). 

Mosman: Wurim-avenue, from David-strect north- 
westerly, 240 yards (80,143). 4 

Norti Sydney: Moodie-street, from existing main 
westerly, 71 yards (80,127). : 

Willoughby: Tunks-street, from Kameruka-strect to 
Tailor-street; Tailor-street, from Tunke-street to 
Noonbinna-erescent; Noonbinna-crescent, from 

. Tailor-street to Coorabin-road; Coorabin-road, 
from Noonbinna-crescent to Minimbah-road ; Min- 
imbah-road, from Noonbinna-cres¢ent to Courra!- 
lie-road; Courrallie-road, from Coorabin-road to 
Minnamurra-road; Minnamurra-road, from Cour- 
rallie-road to Kameruka-road:; Widgiewa-road_ to 

- Coorabin-road north-westerly, 147 yards (80,119). 


And the private streets, lanes, courts, and alleys 
opening thereunto. 

a) HE main pipe in the said street having been laid 
down, the owners of all tenements and premises 

situated at above, are hereby required, on or before 

the seventeenth day of November next, to cause a 

proper pipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply 

water from the main pipe to such tenements an 


premises. . 

G. H. SOUTHWICK, | 
_ Inspector to the Board of Water Supply 
] 


[2394 and Sewerige. 


44 












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17 Nov, 1922, ] x 








Metrop litan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 


= Sydney, 17th October, 1922. 
ee NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


Bald 
Pra ae 


NoTicg TO THE OWNERS ofr TENEMENTS AND PREMISES - 


‘ 2 : 


_ IN,— 


Auburn: North-parade, from Gibbons-street to North- 


-e umberland-street; Macquarie-street, from existing 


main to North-parade (60,275). 


Canterbury: Melville-road, from King-street to Ktte- 
rick-road ;/ Lasswade-road, from King-street to 


Etterick-road; Roslyn-road, from King-street to. 


Etterick-road ; Ktterick-road, from Roslyn-road to 
% Melville-road (60,253); Canberra-street, from 
Church-street to Melford-street; Melford-street, 
from existing main to Canberra-street (60,272) ; 
Prince Edward street, from Riverview-road south- 
westerly 366 yards (60,266). 


— Randwick: Melody-street, from Bream-street to 
Abbott-street (60,259), 

- Ku-ring-gai: Tryon-road, from existing main to 
Howard-street (80,123). 


street southerly 852 yards (80,144). . 
- Willoughby: Macquarie-street, from Chatswood-ave- 
- nue to Miiton-street; Milton-street, from Mac- 
quarie-street to Crick-street; Crick-street, from 
Milton-street northerly 62 yards; 
from Milton-stréet southerly 62 yards (80,155). 


—' And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 
alleys opening thereunto. 
J) HE main pipe in the said streets having been laid 
SL down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated at above are hereby required, on or before 
the first day of December next, to cause a proper pipe 
and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply water from 
the main pipe to such tenements and premises. 
a toa Ga Hy SOUTH WICK; 
% Wires ‘Inspector to the Board of . 
[£2679] . Water Supply and Sewerage. 


preenae 
- Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
ae ig Sydney, 9th October, 1922. 
NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


Novick 10 THe Owners or TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 

Ashfield: Nixon-avenue, 
erly 84 yards (60,263). Beene 

Rockdale: Brennan’s-road, from existing main to Eve- 
street (60,261). ay 


Willoughby: Brook-street, from Massey-street to Don- 


nelley’s-road (80,124). 


And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 
-, alleys opening thereunto. 


Z KiE main pipe in the said street having been laid 
_down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated at above are hereby required, on or before 
i _the twenty-fourth day of November next, to cause a 
a proper pipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply 
Pa 2 water from the main pipe to such tenements and 
premises. Fin 
G. H: SOUTHWICK, ' 
~__. Inspector to the Board of Water Supply | 
[2504] ae and Sewerage. 









_-—~——s* *XHUNTER DISTRICT WATER SUPPLY AND 

So a _ SEWERAGE BOARD. ; 
— .., Noricz to Lay Service Pirzs. 
Norte to the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 


Sr ae a Byte 
oy a 


. ts 

7 Ae Bete) ae re es : K . 
ae a ew L ambton: \ ictoria-street, from Regent-street to 
te ; : ae 


__Cromwell-street. 


ak NHE main pipe in the said streets having been laid 
ee. _ down ‘the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 
_ @ase may be) of tenements and premises situated as 
abc oe hereby required, on or before the 17th Novem- 


“vy ORES 2, to cause a proper pipe and stop-cocks to 












cf su ‘i nements and premises. Rh 
re -. agen ae” - ALFRED E. FRY, 
Board’s Office, Newcastle, _ Seeretary. 
a 27th September, 1922. [2336] 
No. 160, 17 Novewver, 1922 —2, ; 
a t= Ti 7 DY aes: teh H 
, og : Y, » 4 








_ NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 160. 


Ryde: Angas-street,; from existing main southerly 77 
yards (80,147); Belleyue-avenue, from Trelawney- — 


Crick-street, 


bs / # ; 
from Elizabeth-street south- 


case may be) of tenements and premises situated — 


laid, so as to supply water from the main pipe to 


fe 


- 6109 





HUNTER DISTRICT WATER SUPPLY AND 
SEWERAGE BOARD. 


~ Noricr to Lay SrRvice Pirzs. 


Notice to the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 
case may be) of tenements and premises situated 
in— 

Cessnock. Shire (Kearsley): Government-road, from , 
Abertlare-Kearsley road westerly 352 yards; 
Tomalpin-street, from opposite lot 17, section 19, 
northerly to opposite lot 15, section 20; Pokolbin- 
street, from Mulbring-street to Cessnock-street. 

Cessnock Shire; Hilda-street, from William-street 
north-westerly 110 yards; Alexander-street, from 
end of existing main at lot 27 northerly 54 yards 
to end of street; Charlton-street, from ‘end of 
existing main northerly to Hall-street; Hall- 
street, from Charlton-street to Darwin-street. 


HE main pipe in the said streets having been laid 
down, the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 

case may be) of tenements and premises situated as 
above is hereby required, on or before the 8th Decem- 
ber, 1922, to cause a proper pipe and stop-cocks to be 
laid, so as to supply water from the main pipe to such 


tenements and premises. 
ALFRED E. FRY, 
Board’s Offices, Newcastle, Secretary. 
23rd October, 1922. [28227 





HUNTER DISTRICT WATER SUPPLY AND 
SEWERAGE BOARD. 
Nottcg to Lay SERvicn PIPEs. 


Noticr to the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 
case may be) of tenements and premises situated 
in— 


Waratah; Nelson-street, from end of existing main at 
lot 7, section O, southerly 185 yards; King-street, 
.from Maud-street westerly 116 yards. 

a Rah main pipe in the said streets having been laid 
- down, the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 

case may be) of tenements and premises situated as 

above is hereby required, on or before the 8th. Decem- 

ber, 1922, to cause a proper pipe and stop-cocks to be 

laid, so.as'to supply water from the main pipe to such 


tenements and premises. 
ALFRED E. FRY, 
Board’s Offices, Newcastle, Secretary. 
23rd October, 1922. [2821] 





DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS—TENDERS 
FOR WORKS. 


A Maar pod will be received up to 2 p.m. on the 
dates specified for the undermentioned works. 
Envelopes containing tenders must be addressed to 
the President, Tender Board, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney, and have legibly endorsed upon the 
face thereof the name of the work for which tender 
is submitted. The Government does not bind itself 
to accept the lowest or any tender. 
Specifications and plans of all works may be seen 
in Contractor’s Room, Public Works Department, 

Sydney, in addition to the other places mentioned. 

Plans will be supplied at the rate of 5s. for each 
sheet, and specifications at 5s. per copy. Payment 
to be made to Accountant of Department. For 

Architectural Works, plans only may be purchased. 

20tn Novempsr, 1922. 

Cal. Lal Police Station—Repairs ‘and Painting. 
Specification, &¢., at Cal Lal Court-house; and 
Suporvising Engineer’s Office. Broken Hill.) 

Botany Police Station—Filling site at rear. (Speci- 
fication, &c., at Police Station, Botany.) 

Campbelltown Police Station and. Lock-up—-Renew- 
als, Repairs, and Painting. (Specification, &c., 
at Court-house, Campbelltown.) 

271m NovEMpBER, .1922, 


Gladesville Bridge—Repairs to Timber Fender at 
Abutment. (Specification, &c., at Public Works 
Office, Newcastle.) . yf j 

Bulli Court House—Repairs and Painting. _(Speci- 
fication, &c., at Court House, Bulli, and Public 
Works Office, Wollongong.) 

Newcastle Police Station—Renovations and Improve- 

. ments to Superintendent Child’s residence, Watt- 
street. (Specification, &c., at Public Works Office, 
Newcastle.) . . 

St. George District Hospital, Kogarah—Renewal of 

_ Hot Water Services in Main Wards, 


== 
“ oc i 
a 

ew ial ¥ 


the Watering Place with the privilege of retaining 
“dent, Tender Board, Public Works Department, 


which tender is submitted. Tenders must be accom- 


6110 NRW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMAN' 1 GAMBTTE, No. 160. 


a 
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40 December, 1922. 


Coff’s Harbour and District Hospital—Erection of 
Tsolation . Block. (Specification, &c., at Court- 
house, Coff’s Harbour, and Supervising Engineer’ 8 
Office, Kem} sey.) 

Moss Vale Polive Station—Hrection of New Build- 
ings. (Specification, &c., at Court-house, Moss 

Fale, and Supervising Kngincer’s Office, Gayle: 
burn. Bill of quantities available.) - 

Wincham Police Station—Repairs, Painting, te; 
(Specification, &c., at Court-house, Winghata, 
and Supervising Pngineer’ s Office, Kempsey. 

Hawkesbury Agricultural College, Richmond—Erec- 
tion of New Boiler House. (Specification, &e-, ab 
Court-house, Richmond. ' 

Darlinghurst Court-house—Repairs and Henonstions, 
(Specification, &c., at Court-house, Darlinghurst.) 


litn Drormper, 1922. 


Waterfall Sapoferiytes de: roofing Nurses’ Quarters. 
(Specification, &e., t Waterfall Sanatorium.) 

Regent-street Police Letion Mepains and, Painting. 

District Court, Sydney—Additional Accommodation, 
&e. (Ball of Quantities available.) — 


18tH Decemperr, 1922, 


Port Kembla Power Supply—Supply and delivery of 
Motor-generator, Transformer, and Switchgear. 





Bogan River at Gongolgon—Construction of Timber 


Beam. Bridge, (Specific ation,: &¢c., at Court- 
houses, Dubbo and Bourke; and Public Works 
Office, Newcastle.) 


5TH January, 1923. 
Wybhong Creek at Upper Wybong, road Merriwa to 
Muswellbrook—Construction of Timber Truss 
Bridge. (Specification, &c., at Court-houses, Tam- 
worth and Muswellbrook, and Nope ‘Works 
Office, Newcastle.) 


22np JAnuARY, 1928. 


Kiama, Transmission Line—Manufacture, Supply, and 


Delivery of Transformers, 


R. T. BALL. 


DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC NWOnRE Tes pane 
FOR LEASING. 


‘peNDERs will be received up to’ 2 p.m. on the 
. dates specified for the undermentioned.. Ten- 
merers to state. what rental they are prepared to 
offer, or the, lowest sum for which they will work 


the collections authorised by Regulation, Envelopes 
containing tenders must be addressed to the Presi- 


Sydney; and have legibly endorsed upon the face | 
thereof the name of the Public Watering Place for 





panied by a deposit of £5, and should specify the 
hames and addresses of two proposed sureties. The 
Department does not hind itself to aceept any tender, P 

The lease will be subject to the provisions of the 
Public Watering Places Act, 1900, and the Regu- 
lations thereunder, The lessee may cultivate the 


. tenant’s lease, and any improvements which he may 
effect in the shape of clearing and burning-off timber 


a new lease at the expiration of his term, 

Copies of the Act, Regulations, conditions of lease, 
and agreement may be seen, and further information 
and form of tender may be obtained from the local 


District Works Office, or from the Department of 
Public Works, Sydney. 


27tnH Novemper, 1929: i 


may be considered in his favour should he tender for ae 


Penarie Tank, of 640 acres, road Balranald to Ivanhoe. 


Coonavittra Tank, of 640. acres, road Wileannia to 
Cobar. 


Notr.—Term of lease, in both cages, to be five years 
from Ist December, 1922. 


Boonoona Tank, of 5502 acres, sea Wilcannia to 
~ Ivanhoe. . 
Norr.~Term of lease to be five years from 8th 

December, 1922. ~ 

4tn Dicemanr, 1922. 


Merri. Merriwa Tank, of @40 acres, road Cobar to 
Hillston. 


Notr.—Term of eae to fe five years from 1st 


January, 1923. 
R. rT, BALL. 


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pg ae 








LT Nov, 1922, 
PUBLIC ‘SOHOOL TENDERS. 
| penpes “plainly” endorsed: and addressed to the 


Under Secretary, Department of Education, - 
Sydney, will be received up till 2 p.m. on the dates 
mentioned for the works specified below. Full parti- 
eulars on tender forms ane those bound with the 


: Specifications. 


ALBERT PRUNTNELL, 
i Minister for Education. 


23np Novemear, 1922, 
Adelong—Remodelling, (Plan at Head Office, and at 
Public Schools, Gundagai, Tumut, and ‘Adelong.) 
Lane Cove——Provision of Additional Sanitary Accom- 
-modation. (Plans at Head Office.) eae 


“tn Decemppr, 1922. 


Avicliffe West-—Additions. (Plans at Head Office.) 
Booerie, via lismore—Erection of New School Build- 
_ ing. (Plans at Head Office » District Works Office, 
Lismore; and at Public Schools, Byron Bay and 
Casino. : 





Crystal Creek Upper, via Murwillumbah—Ereetion ot 


New School Building, (Plans at Head Office, 
and at Public Schools, Murwillumbah, -Mullum- 
bimby, and Tweed Heads.) © 

Enfield—Erection of New School Bui ding. _ (Plans 
and Bills of Quantities at Head Office.) 


Hampton (fresh tenders) —Erection of “Bew School 
Building. (Plans at Head Office; and at Public 
Schools, Katoomba and Lithgow.) . sd 


Keiraville—Additions ~and_ Alterations. (Plans at 
Head Office; District Works Olfice, Wolldnigoue ;. 
and at Public School, Bulli.) 

Spencer—Er ection of New School Building. (Plans. at i) 
Hast Office, and at Public Sehoot, Gosford. ) : 


pw sees S 





Soe rn 


NEW SOUTH WALES seventies RAILWAYS : 
AND TRAMWAYS. 


DENpers will be ‘received at, the Office of the 
Railway Commissioners, Bridge-street, Sydney, 
until 12 noon on the dates ‘shown for the services 
specified ;— 


22ND Novemper, 1922, 


For the manufacture and supply of Four (4) Miles. 
25-pair Lead-covered Tetephons. Cable, to § eet 
fication No. 552-4 (price, 2s. 6d.) at Chief 
trical Engineer’s Office, 61 Hunter-street, Sydney. 


For the purchase of ‘‘Albion’’ Motor Lorry No. 
L. 315. Tender forms and further articulars 
frem Acting Comptroller of Stores, Wi ee 
Newtown. ; 

297TH Novemenr, 1922. 


For the supply of D.C. and A.C. Motors and Genera: 
tors, to Bpeeifiention No. 568 (price 2s. 6d.), at — 
Chief ‘Electrical Engineer’s o ce, Ae Huater- 
street, Sydney. 5 


For the supply of Coal during the period in January, 
_ 1923, to 3lst December, 1923, as shown hereunder :— 


Estimated 
Large Screened Conk > Quantity. 
For © Metropolitan, Picton, and “ 
Goulburn districts \.........cs0s0.+ 628,600 tons, 
For Western, Harden, and Junee 
Cigtritha <;. sgpng-we oes Ak eee oe 166,600 a 
' For Newcastle and ‘Northern dis. g 
Peo y a We Soererrriste vig os er ee 331,000 A 
* {018,200 tons. 


Sinall Coal— 


For Power- house and other boiler 125,500 tons. 


For Smiths” use ivi eevee HR 


oe phe ee = "181,000 tons. 


Tender foc Sate further. partionlars obtainable 
from Acting Comptroller of Stores, Wilson-street, 
Newtown. A preliminary deposit equal to 1 per cent. 
of the estimated value of the contract. must accompany. re 
each tender, ~~ 


For the Leasing and Workitt igo the Commissioners’ ; 
Shipping Appliances on Pyrmont Jetty, at Dar- — 


ling Harbour, for one ae from Ist Jantiary, — 
1923. Particulars and specification obtainable at 
anager tar ae aan 


office of Chief Traffic 
Ast cat ae Station, Sy ney. its 





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Ae. als 
Sy fons 


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For the supply of Two (2) 75 k.v.a. three-phase Trans- 
formers, to Specification No, 577 (price 2s, 6d,), at 
Chief Plectr 
street, Sydney. 


. 3rn Decemprr, 1922 (exrenpep From 29TH 
Sak as November, 1922). 
For the supply of 8-core High-tension Cable and 
Boxes for State Coal Mine, Lithgow, to Specifica- 
_ tion No. 574 (price 2s. 6d.), at Chief Electrical 
_ Engineer’s Office, 61 Hunter-street, Sydney. 


13tH Decemper, 1922. 


For lease of suitable space for Business Stall at 
Central Railway Assembly Platform. Terms and 
conditions and form of tender at office of Estate 
Agent, 357 Elizabeth-street, Sydney. 


20tH Decemper, 1922. 


For the supply of Two (2) High Duty Double-head 


Driving Wheel Lathes. Specification ‘and tender — 


forms from Acting Comptroller of Stores. 


1l0ta January, 1923, 


Electrical Engineer’s Office, 61 Hunter- 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 160. 





| 


| 
| 


For the supply of Single Phase. Constant Current 


Transformers,  t« 
2s. 6d.), at Chief Electrical 


Engineer’s Office, 61 
Hunter-street, Sydney. eke aes 


For the Supply of Single Phase 50-cycle Transformers, 
n No. 578 (price 2s. 6d.), at Chief» 


to Specificatio 
‘Electrical Engineer’s Office, 61  Hunter-street 
Sydney. e 
; _23kp May, 1928.. é : 
For the supply of 
_ Accessories, for White Bay 
to Specification No. 575. Price, 40s. for first copy 
and 20s. for subsequent copies, obtainable from 
Chief Electrical Engineer, 61 Hunter-street 
Sydney. Shas : 
All tenders to be 
necessarily accepted. 


Cola Make cheques payable ‘Railway 


eee W. J. MORRIS, | 
Secretary. 





[2690] Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 
Cee g Sydney, 20th October, 1922. 


(TENDERS fora permissive occupancy for grazing, 


purposes, under the provisions of the Wentworth | 


Irrigation Act and Regulations thereunder. 
ae CURLWAA IRRIGATION AREA. 

It is hereby notified, in pursuance of Regulation 30 
‘under the Wentworth Irrigation Act, that Cees for 
the permissive. occupancy, for grazing purposes only, 
of the undermentioned blocks (particulars in Schedule 
hereto) as one area, will be received at the office of the 
Manager of the Curlwaa Irrigation Area, at Curlwaa, 


not later than 3 p.m. on 20th November. 1929. 
j : The amount offered 


joined Schedule, shall: 
‘permissive occupancy. : sa 

The anual rental tendered shall be payable half. 
yearly in advance.’ 


twenty per centum of the annual: rental tendered. 
accepted shall he credited towards payment of rent. 
The deposits of the unsuecessful tenderers will be 
refunded. j 
Tenders must be made in writing. 
The successful 
other rates. 





Right (8) Water-tube Boilers, with | 
Power-house, Sydney, — 


properly endorsed. No. tender | 


f ed by the accepted tender, not: 
being less than the upset annual rent specified in sub- | 
be the annual rental of the. 


Fach tender must be aecompanicd by: a depesit of 


e deposit paid by the person whose tender is | 


tenderer shall pay all municipal and 


to Specification’ No. 579 (price | 





_} [26707 





6111 














The term of the occupancy shall be three years, 
unless the area, or any part thereof, is in the mean- 
time, applied for as a non-irrigated holding, or 
required for any purpose which, in the opinion of ‘the 
Commission, justifies the withdrawal of land there- 














from, or the determifiation thereof. = ¢ 
» eH PpULE, ‘ 
‘ ey id i t er? | A | = 
Ye; piers Approximate | Upset Annuul 
Block Nos: ire ORAS Area. Rental. 
: , ~ Acres, 2.» 84), We 
19 to 31 (exclusive of area of about 47} es 2,768 49° 0 4 





acres, being part of blocks 22 and 24, 


(at 44d. peracre). 
included no rifle range). i 








Nore.—Blocks 19. to 21, 23 and 25 to 31, were made 
available for. non-irrigated holdings by Gazette notifi- 
cation of 8th December, 1915, and. will. still remain 
‘available as such. In the event of any of these blocks 
being applied for as non-irrigatéd holdings after the 
above land has been, granted as a permissive oecu- 
pancy, the block or«blocks thus applied for shall be 
withdrawn from the permissive -6ccupancy. 

Full particulars maybe obtained at the office of the 
Manager, Curlwaa Ivrigation:Afea,.Curlwaa, and the 
Office of the Water»Conservatiotiand Irrigation Com- 
mission, Union House, George-stfeet, Sydney. 

(Papers: W.C. & I.G. 1929212;4897 |... 





aigdat ote 
oP rede | HL. DARE, . 
UF Cowie). Commissioner. 
[8287 ] “Sydney, 10th Noventber, 1922. © 
LIC 


SUPPLIES AND SERVICES FOR THE PUB 

SERVICE. deters ; 

ENDERS. for the supply and delivery of White 

Lead, &c., in such quantities and at such times 

as may be required during a period of three months 

commencing Ist January, 1923, will be received at the 

| Stores Supply Department, 15 Young-street, Sydney, 
up till 4.30 p.m. on Tuesday, 28th November, 1922, 

Tender forms and further particulars on application. 


A: BERCKELMAN, Executive Member. 
nh Sydney, 17th October, 1922. 
SERVICES FOR THE PUBLIC 
SERVICE. 
TENDERS for the supply and delivery of Drapery 
required during 1923-24 will be received at the 
Stores Supply Department, 15 Young-street, Sydney, 


up till 4.30 p.m. on Tuesday, 19th December, 1922. 
Tender forms and further particulars on applica- 


tion. 
A. BERCKELMAN, Executive Member. 





SUPPLIES AND 





[2986] Sydney, 3rd November, 1922. 
SUPPLIES AND SERVICES FOR THE PUBLIC 
SERVICE. 
PAVERS for the following Supplies will be received 
at the Stores Supply Department, 15 Young- 
“street, Sydney, up till 4.80 p.m. on the dates men- 
tioned :— 
28TH November, 1922. 
Iron and Steel. 
9TH January, 1923: 
Uniform Trimmings. 
Tender forms and further particulars on application. 


A. BERCKELMAN., 
. Executive Member. 









































FS os SECOND-HAND DEALERS AND COLLECTORS’ LIORNSES ISSUED. 
ce z ~ Name of Licensee, | '. Where Premises situated,or Address. Nature of License, 
se ENS Dortne Tax MontH or Octoper, 1922. 
i Ash: ald eve oa; Manning, Florence 8S. ao ...| 99 Smith-street, Summer Hill vs «| Second-hand deale ’s 
fot Do re ans), WO0d, Frederick Joreph .., ...| 44 Henrv-street, Ashfield. Collector’s. 
ASE TOIAL:- 5.5, +s| Wonnocott, Harry Joseph... ...| 28 Smith-street, Summer Hill do 
BOC iv, ..| O’Brien, Reginald B. ...| 24 Thomas-street, Ashfeld .., do 
Balmain, «| Fagan, Charles. ...| 87 Mansfield-street. Rozelle _ do 
, Do» Baie: ..| Wills, Harold Veitch ves | ae) 44 Thomas-strect, Balmaia ... AS hee do 
: DG sis Prive © 50}, Hill, Margaret S.ott Wilson —...| 122-122a Weston-road, Rozelle +. ..., Second-hand dealer’s. 
Do~ — ve, «| Nugent, Vincent James ...; 675 Darling-street, Rozelle ... do 
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6112 





SHOOND-HAND DEALERS AND COLLECTORS’ LIOKNSES ISSUBD—continuea. 


Place where issued. 


Balmain! 


D> vee 
Bega. ... Hs 
Blayney diss 

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Broken Hill ... 


Do “ 
Do aoe 
Do : 
Burwood HN 
Do 
Do ie 
Do ® Bey 
Canterbury 
Do XE 
Do a 
Do ; 
Do 
Do ; 
‘ Oessnock ; 
Do . 
Cobar . AAR 
Cooma... é 
Coonamble 
Cootamundra 
Corowa ae 
Do veo 
Do 
Rast Maitland’ 
Grafton yes 
Lithgow ay 
Do ee 
Do ses 
Do vee 
Liverpool  ... 
Do ssid 
Do ae 


Manly .. ove 


Do baa 

Do 
Marwillumbeh : 
Narrabri Ae 


Narrandera ... 
Newcastle... 


Do 
Do Ve 
Do ; 
Do ; 
Do ‘3 
Do 
Do 
Do 
Do 
Do 
Do ; 
Dv 
Newtown one 
Do ; 
Do 
Do She 
Do Ne 
Do be 
Do be 
Do ove 
Do * 
Do ‘ 
Do 
Do 
- Do» P 
Do x 
Do 
Do 
‘ Do 
Do Fe 
Do Ree 
Do ke 
Do can 
Orange i 
Picton .. 
West Maitland 
Do 
Do 
Windsor me 
Wollongong 





NEW SOUTH WALES 


GOVERNMENT eee Ne, 160. 


i 





Name of Licensee, 





Where Premises situated or Address, 














[17 Nov. 1992, 





Nature of License, 


seh oe , 
Duzinea tax Monti or Ocroper, 1922—continued, ee 
...| Stevenson, David Lothian Watt ... Corner Weston- road and Evans-street,| Second- hand dealer's a tht 
; ae Rozelle. : 
.| Fitch, John William sas ...|.87 Weston-road, Rozelle’ .., ¥ is BELO 
Moore, Georgo Alfred .., Auckland-street, Bega Feegedn hve RA eee do 
..| Woodford, Jack’... % ...: °..| Blayney me 4A epoca ...| Collector's, - 3 
w.| Woodtord, Manuel .., ee eh areata ies cad HAO +4 i 
..-| Baird, John:... vee ...| LL7 Bromide- street, Broken Hill MS ,..| Second-hand dealer’s, 
es Bridgeman, Hurtle ‘Albert ck seat DOT Beryl- -street, Broken Hill Hei doa 
..-| Nicholls, Ernest James... ..| 206 Argent-street, Broken Hill ... vy ones 
| Clarke, Joseph John Bet ...| 310 Piper-street, South Broken Hill ...| Collector’s, : 
vo.| Sayer, ‘Aubrey 5 Hp a Aes ...| Parramatta-road, Concord ... nae ...| Second-hand dealer's, 
...| Bond, Henry Stephea ses ...| Boulevard, Strathfield ar Hy oa do ie 
..| Burton, Robert... ee Henry-atreet, Five Dock... ii ...| Collector’s, - : 
aed Andrews; Charles Edward ... ...| & Rawson-street, Hnfield ... , - do M 


. |, Davis, Linds Ree are 





McKenzie, M. r see oee uf of 
Pugeley, Sidney E iis ny 
Gray, Joseph... ... a 


bee Croser, George. ots ty Ae 
-} Clarke, Walliam. G.. a par 
- (> Donaldson, Wdwurd::, ae; 


Hopkins, Stephen igs ees aes 
Napp; Predk, Paul... vee se 
Nichols, John - SH fi a 
Brown, William... ie oe 





Beamish-street, Campsie ... 


Yerrick road, Lakemba... ses 
Browning-street, Campsie i... +s 
Haldon-street, Lakemba... pu 


Park-street, Canterbury... eas 


Dawes-road, Saltpan... 


Ferguson-street, Cessnock ... —  ... 
Congewai-street, Aberdare ap Hf 
Leah-street, Cobar «.. mae er 


Corhmissionersstreet, Cooma’ 4 ~s:. 
Tooloon-street, Coonatble ne 








Second- hand -dea}o3 5, 


i Collector’s. 


Second- hand dealer’s, 
Collector’s, 
Second-hand dealer’s. 











Whiter, Federal James : ...| Parker-street, Cootamundra vo # fa) ine ae 

..| Weat, George Lewis ag ...| Albury-road, Oorowa ose ae te do 

AY ato i : do i bie ...| Collector’s, - 

».| Lovett, Hesseltine F. J, .., ...| Sanger-street, Corowa —..... ab ..| Second-hand dealer’se’ 

.| Lynch, Daniel Joseph 3 ...| East Maitland be Hy «| Collector's, " 
Phillipe, Annie Hee ¥ .| Cowan-str. et, South Grafton. ae re Bee a S ii 
Batcheldor, Leslie Albert ... ...| Railway- -parade, Lithgow .. bee ...| Second-hand dealer's. eae 
Brennan, Jack if: ne | Main-street, Lithgow foe Kee ...| Collector’s, ; 
Hilder, Charles >... AL «| Sheedy’s Gully, Lithgow ... ig site do eae 
Wilson, John Robert, ..| 2 Namoi-street, Lithgow 4. as si do x “ge 
Smith, Charles Benjamin .., ...| Canley Vale ... ke Yas Ey 3 Renond Saud dealer's 
Storey, Cornelius John, ..| Macquarie-street, Liverpool ve, ae | do 

.} Francis, Henry ,.. ses ...| Mulgoa-road, Liverpool ay) vee) “4. ‘Collector’ 8. 

Hunt, Thomas Newtown, and} Pittwater-road, Des Why ... ...| Second-hand dealer's, — ; 
Strange, Raymond B., trading as}. 
Hunt & Co. : ae 4 

Hoobs, John bie hoe ...| Hutton-street, and Balgowlah-road, Manly| do oo 

Wells, James Neha aos ,..| Osborne-road, Manly Vale. on Guy ...-| Collector’s. — 

Newell, Walter John ee ..-/ Murwillumbah me Ke abe alee do Pa te ig 

Chappelow, Joseph Arthur _ .«»| Narrabri cae see ine ne ss do ee 

Lawrence, Samuel Thomas ...| Narrandera... aoe de: 22) 22 

...| Gahagan, Andrew ... 4 70 Northumberland- street, Mayfield ..| Second-hand dealer's, © 
| Varley, George H. ... op .| Darby-street, Newcastle ... Pr aah gs dO praet +e 

.| Finnie, George i op ...| 9 Bruce-street, Cook’s Hill ... vay «..| Collector’s. waka Vee ne, 
Murray, Andrew ... bi ...| 25 William-street, Hamilton ee a NCES ae st ou 
Masters, Arthur... ct | 105 Broadmeadow- street, Broadmeadow ... do = 
Parker, Albert Edward ..| 18 Lambton-road, Hamilton Fiage RS do <u 

R Lynch, James ioe § ..| 144 Maitland: ond: Islington PEE Giclee ae do a 

cs Carthew, Herbert EH. ia ...| 20 Branker-road, Hamilton Westaiss 2a - do : i 
us Doherty, Edward Ward \.... ..,| 7 Parry-street, Coo kia YB Ag aya Arai a See do Hi 
...| Mason, Arthur John ‘ ...| dl Hunter-street, Newcastle ; ie do a 
...| Vickers, Georga... nie ...| 224 Hunter-street, Newcastle —.,, “e do mh 

Ingersoll, Tnomas .., as ae| Little Denison street, Carrington ... 4 do =7%% a 

Weeks, Henry George Young:street, Carrington... i do ki 4 

Fennelly, Michael J. A ...| 20 Smith-street, Marrickville ; do ' 

Scott, Sydney 8. 4.. wet ,| 6L O’Connell-street. Newtown ; do- oe, 

Murphy, George F.,., Rie ...| 1&4 Chapel-street, Marrickville Bey a do ie 

Douglas, Edward .., wa yes | 26 George- strect, Camperdown... ae do — ¢ r 

Hudson, Victor F. 17 Mary-street, Newtown * .:. sate Sa aie do nS j 

Dann, John :. Ne | 6 Bishopsgate. street, Newtown ©... ¥ do s 

Hallen, Cerne RB ae eK nf 07 Union-street, Newtown ... pe Re do 

we Battle, Arthur A. .., ae ...| 680 King-street, Newtown ... 0. we do i 
«| Tucker, Frederick .,. ie ...| 9 Pleasant-street, Erskineville 1... do 
Goodall, George ,.. ..| 87 Gilpio-street, Camper->own BS do 
..| Barlow, Keith I. ., 3l Anderson-strect, Petersham ? ... ao. 
.| Jones, George E. R. 4) Rozhford-street, Hrskmeville do 





Ki Nix, Alfred Lb. A Wes mph 


Minns, Edward J. ... ane oe 
Pope, William J. ler anes 
Hind, Linco'n R. .... a 
Willisms, Vincent G. Fa 
Goldstein, Moses ... 
Bourke, Margarct 

Bacon, Henry J. ... 
Murden, Emily M. ... 
Cornish, John isle ae 
Read, Avthur George eae 
Rigby, John... ia 
Akers, Phillip Joseph iene 
Akers, Herbert Joseph ... ane 
Riley, George Joseph oa on 
Jones, Benjamin” s,.20 one oes 





52 View-street, Woollahra Rye aS 
580 King-street, Newtown ... |... 
618 Par-amatta-road, Petershaat Re 
226 King-street, Newtown ... as 


..| 646 King-etreet, Newtown ... >. es 
..| 134 King-street, Newtown ... — -. 
...| 644 King-street, Newtown ... en 
..| 416 King-street, Newtown 


30 Pemell-street, Enmoro ... 0 we, 
Orange a a ia eas 
Menangle-street, Picton ae pr elicnee ls 


| Bridge-street, Telarah 


55 Purallel-street, West Maitland: 
56 Kose-street, West Maitland 


Milohani-street, Wiadsor ... RAG . 
Gipps-road, Wollongong... a. aes 


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GOs Rites tis 



















6113 







The rae, New South Wales, 
Sydney, 17th November, 1922. 


heets, ‘Ga i) the Garcamend Serine Bank ot | New South Wales are published in accordance with the 
Government Paves Bank: aes 1906. 
i . ARTHUR A. C. COCKS. 


4 b | 





"BALANCE-SHEET AS AT 30TH JUNE, 1922. 












































































































e _ 
. : t Nios fe : ASSETS, ‘ 
igre, ¥ £ 8. d. re dn Na : Se Nyssa £ ad 
F Nie tsce miticee with Tuteccak added to date . -| 54,681,591 17 4 | Cash on hand and at Bankers ........ Hi Cae Pao 112, 045 10 4 
Balances due to other Banks and other Liabilities... MBS OWE eles fet ASD a EVANS! te dai stin's vase ckebsapcelrie’y saul uy hae 26,502 9 11 
; Amount due to Advances for Tomer pepe 19,721.18 4 Bank and Treasury Deposits ‘at Call ‘and A 
\ a : d ts Short Calle. ss ieee. Miter ein dea’ s: aptcpnn ee 1,524,763 13 11. i 
Rewarve Fuad) 3. ao, aes. Er. Asal scales eke 0 3 yy 20a, prd 1a. 2 
Mortgages and General Investments Deptccia: Fae Reine Mobi gee Pa ad Investments— ; ee 
: Wn: Hud CAN wet Nak pita oe ante che 50,000. 3 °O (ey : 5 Fixed Deposits —Bank MA BAAS SNe ae a teat .. 4,928,898 9 1 
Guarantee, and Henploy ers” fa and Plate : A Rese ee Do NewSouth Wales Treasury 3, 224, 245 9 8 
mel’ Glass Insurance bg aa pexeteweret a 205 492 65) Eater , Wale vs New South Wales Funded Stock and De- ; 
Profit and Loss seogunibs 4 asatlenkeabey CasUL or kOuh. 1. Are EO DEXYGUT ORT 5. gv cis atais Mae eee tase oboe kore's 29,153, 500 6 4 
at |} 754,511 2 5 J Commonwealth Government Securities..... 1,064,547 142 
aR canteay Wie Ra sg - Other State Government Securities...... rs 59,718 2 A 
| eet aaah Inscribed Stock—Rural Bank Department... 4,152,532 1 7 | 
Fa cole Rites Rs Do *— ‘Advances for Homes De- 
Pane is Lawes cparbaient: (ini .'s. oes A Seedy lee 4,166,660 13 0 
i ee eee |S ene Ths - ‘Stock of other Banks 20s: eee Ue SEADOO LaCLOIN 8 
bse ee a Municipal Council Loans............ Mo. es \2,632;788 14°10 | 
vara EB Loans on Mortgage and Contracts of Sale.. 2,177,973 2 2 ve 
Ys Pa cae eles Si aay ~-—| 51,716,187 10 9 
ae stati aie | Amounts due to the Bank......-.0...000: eae Ba eek oe eta 19,275 15 2 
i ee: aie @ ee “{ Amounts due by Rural Bank Department ..... Bie Ala abate ecoty Sei aha 112,673 19 7 
x Bank Premises ........ Bera amet Mot ta elie stays or te= Nets SERB) ler 900,000 0 0 
’ i ; @ 
ny _-£) 55,411,448 19 8 | : %  -£) 65,411,448 19 g 
: i 7 x % - + 
ih or S Pim camn tons eet 
ihe ake &: oN - Costisose Lrapsutetes, ee WS ae! Fee Be i As gli . CONTINGENT ASSETS, a. dey 
“Balanicos due on n Bullin Conic for Premises in course of Ree HAAR DO ETCOMBEA Ay at duis var ae Ue eaten’ Cory Shika vtinle ve area ayy Aue: 85,988 1 4 
‘ ; 83,218 1 4 ; } 
2,720 0 0F ! ? 
boar 35,938 Ed sets . Beige cine ae, 85,988 -1 4 
"PROFIT AND ‘Loss AccouNT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30TH JUNE, 1922. Cr. 
wae (eR pee tt eee te £ ad 
My LO Tagereet ‘adden. i Depoaiton. B | 1,922,753 3 54% By Balance from last year..... ight taeics inset na as ARC gape woe ; 28,295 16 9 
2 Bxpenses of Managem: nt Searis | 273,714.17 7 Gross Earnings...... Sica aa we sree ae See idaieeks wiatwacd «| 2,427,693 19 9 
nh ay Py t = cs , 2 
"Balance proughe: forward, 20th Peat 1021 act 28,205 16 aie , 
- Add—Net ny for the year PIS tae Gates eae 131; 225 18 a rf , 
‘3 3 . £250,521 15 6 | 
; _Avpeoniaton = i ah oh ee se San de, Wye 
_ Depreciation written off. Bank ‘Premises,... 138,225 18 3) 
28 "Amount transferred to Reserve Fund...... 70,000 0 0 ? 
* _ Amount transferred © ‘to Mortgages, and eat alas eae ‘ “ 
a General Investments. Depreciation Fund ~ 9,983 ll 8) gi ey 
Amount transferred to Guarantee Fund .. ou 9 6). 
Amount transferred to Pap ly ote) i Habit, | ; 
‘Insurance Fund , Hoa Aiea ior oO ; ‘e 
eee ot 280,602 19 5 re iy ' 
? ee tether ete ee ne eens 29,018 16 1 FERN ; 
beat sie ta ; 259,521 15 6 
Pera oe Tee Ni | 2,455,989 16 6F  - ate . &F 2,455,989 16° 6 
d, has us : 3 a ~ 
HN He ey ae RS ER VEE UND. f Cr. 
PAC De oa ere eie aid bi 991., ie £ 8.4, 
RSEMBAWAY tar oh otis ant sidan diate ye 650, 1000 0° June 30—-By Balance ....+...esee sete seers iarcialk Gs ooo sete gs 580,000 0 0 
a ABI is 7 ike: : m1 1922. 
fc IR " June 30—By Amount transferred from ‘Profit a Loss Account 70,000 0 0 
‘ ae C4 ; 3) A £ 650,000 Oo 0 : . £ 60.000 9 0 
i ge ane ota ——— me : e nee 


ct. eee ri 





’ 
ove Accounts ye’ es pate are correcta! fa ot esi. Hd i re Pat cae 
aaltepet. . et POLL eT ty “Ww. IL OM, woop, f ve 
al Fea say he - Tf. D. HALL Commissioners, 
fee J, H. DAVIES, ) 


ior npn of Public Accounts, - 


* oe *. é ar eas ; h mee ey 


_ 6th September, 1922, 


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Me | NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 160. 









; GOVERNMENT SAVINGS BANK OF N EW SOUTH WALES—RURAL BANK DEPARTMENT. 


’ 


BALANCE: SHEET AS. AT 30TH ideale 1922. - 



































































> LIABILITIES. Peer ABSETS. ahs eet a 
Rural Bank Department and Treasury Stock...............-0005 4,273,973 6 11 | Cash Balances at Bankers Fae ipa vfs siaccibeees axe LDOLNTO 10 =o 
Deposits and other Liabilities to Customers ..............-.0005 15331,442 12.264 Cash in Transits: 05 9. caiks t5 ds cule ¥o izkeme Beis 7 6 
Balances due to other Banks se Dy Raed eae PNR eitac ented Me Re OS DOR hime eee —— 
Amount due to Savings Bank Department....................4.] 112,673 19° 7 in vésitiiente—Governmont Séousities ear 4 490.08 9 11) 
Reserve BANG es won ths qhe te + wens ee cis tat site ose ee ae ..-| 141,973 19 8 Fixed Deposits, &e. Aas aa © 38 es 173. 
Amount: due by Advances for Homes Department. shes ae ete 
Loans and Advances to Customers sheen eF ees eeee pee tsen ee eees 
£) 5,980,832. 8 9 ; 
: / 
DR. PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 80rH JUNE, AD22. 2 : é oles rat CR. 
. ¢ \ F. 
. 3 s e : Pas foi ata nes ea 
To Interest paid and accrited ....... hi ORES SERRE RER a eas S 193,171 8 4 | By Gross Earnings ........ SRS e ie ve ceslaniod take ime swe hel We os 115 il 
Expenses of Mahagement. ........6...4 Rect we GAs yey 473650 18 3.) Ay W 
Bi Beas i ne 
Valuators’ Salaries and Expenses ......2... 28,889 12 6 “ 
Less Valuation Fees. .2....0... Ai) Sy 19,318 0 9 : : 
————| 471 11 9 ; "4 
Balance transferred to Reserve Fund /........0. 00.040 08 ee tan, ML MELA g = * 
. £| 252,115 11 6 ie é 252,115 11 6 
i or meee mer f SE 
Dr. ; RESERVE FUND. . | sO 3 OR. 
; * a ; > vy e 
1922. Boe, Cy cae So ae : ey ise ae 
June 30—To Amounts written off Loan Securities Resa ae nat 2,818 18 3 re June —By ASRIRMED Us va hsp or news, este besneeee nes teeerensesees| 138,066 4 ih 
; A A DALANCE esa ca CoA awiahes EERIE) Foe 141,973 19 84 1922. ; : 
0 J une—By Balance transferred from! » Prof and Loss Account 6,721 13 g 
a £) 444,787.37 11. Hen oc Weg: 
We hereby certify that, to the best of our belief, the above Accounts and Balaticd-ehoek, are ines and cottect i mele particulars 
"We hereby certify that the Bpore Accounts and Balance-sheet are correct. { ; (ck VS NTS OM. WwooD, L 
BES ; H. D. HALL, ; Commissioners. 
Lax. a, PoeuRt } avr Inspectors of Public Accounts. 4 : : s z ae fact hah iss us San 
_F, A, COGHLAN, Auditor-General. ee TN Rae, oN 
9th October, 1922, 3 : iz _ 6th September, 1922. . 
Pia a R 
; 
oy Ed's ; a Oe ; Me ey tee 
GOVERNMENT SAVINGS BANK OF NEW SOUTH WALES—ADV! ANCES FOR HOMES 1 DEPARTMENT. a MS oad 
BALANCE-SHEEP’AS AT 30ru JUNE; 19%, 9 vi 





















LIABILITIES. £ - a. j Assure. 
Advances for Homes Department Stock ............e0e5eeceeie +| 4,166,660 13 be 
Liahilities:to Gustomeres! ctix use. ss ab bails cite n weenie oe ebteree /.|- 101,780 8° 14 Investments Goverment Securities. 
Amount due to Rural Bank Department... 2.0... ...0. 0.2.20 32 «9 5 4 Loans to Customers . 


MCOSETVG-MUMG) 54 1510.0 sie esha a davai nin c cteie ae Meteis/eaia’s aie B sigh vaste. 44,260 14 























Dr, 

To Interest paid and accrued ..........0. e020 ee eee Be aN Sete LY PAUSE kc ne, gach ate 
Expenses of Management >). .c2i 8. spe pthc vst oBiee seins op ca 24) ,017 19 11 i righ) tay Sr, SA 
Balance transferred to Reserve Fund ........0....0.ce0ee ve 29,046 410 E an ee 

£ £| 241,000 6° 3 
4 oo 
DR. ere 3 
i622, - fx £ s. df 1921. 8 Cre Se oa 
June 30—To Balance ...... Wie so.n'a «pie'b.e ene OW, “Viale eo iain vf slnja ees -v'e 44,260 14 3 June 30. —By Balance wes eeenes clad > tie’ o' tary ts wig melee wpe aye seat , 214 9 5 


4 kK — 
£) 44,260 14 3 





ie 30—By Balance. transferred from Profit and Loss Account 29,046 410 





We hereby certify that the above Accounts and Balance-sheet are correct. 


iad Wai : } Senior Inspectors of Public Accounts. 


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sew soUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 160, 


6115 





ANNUAL MEETINGS OF JUSTIORNS TO OONSIDER APPLICATIONS FOR AUCTIONEERS’ LICENSES. 


for A 


























Noy., 1922) 7 Oct.; 


specified. oye 
Last date 
Place? * Police District. for receipt of 
| mrs | - Date. Hour: |. Applications. 
id 
Adaminaby .. | Cooma... = ...| 28 Noy., 1922...) 10 | 6 
- Auelong ee ey | Tamyt ... Bip SO Ht bs. 29° Meee RO Fhe is ba 
Albury URI oid ie Bane See eeenn 28 ,, ab eee dO i ig bs 
Alstonville rer we sresegecocecvegese | 28 ” ” vee 10 6 ” » 
Ariah Park  ..« <..| Temora... ieof 28> 5; Reread BO eed Moar <8 Be 
Araluen a «| Braidwood 28, eager ae a Se fhe ES 
Ardlethan  .,. ...| Demora ... 224 8/4; iva Fy porta ek A) yA 7 
Armidale. see] qeecereceeestqneee | 23 gy [ho cep ek Foe 2 
Ashfield’ cae | Parramatta ...| 28 PF caer ana 8 y vat F 
Ashford APS Fe Beieaelle Seep OR og ae Neer ae = 
Balling : bee soot eee oe ret eowenes oH | 23, » ry ee IL or veeeee 
Balmain Bee a gee veatereseee |) COR ces ee he a 7 ‘Nor. vs "1922 
Balranald —.... es Balranald Pe: a shee ei = 
Barham eee oe - geeees Oavececcce 28 ” yy ts ooo eeee oorare 
Barraba veo . eee reoee Spee ces 28 5 ” oer 10 Peeerrey yt 
Bateman’ 8 Bay by? Moruya. is meee. 3 = Eel dae Fe) 7 Nov. i 1922 
Bathurst ae ave Bathuret each Bae prea 7 8) Y Maa a 
_ Bega ... tee +} Bega as Kee eee lass Feige er 18) Les ~ 
‘Bellingen... ...| Port Macquarie | 28 ,, Oe AY Mea: # yet Bi 
- Binalong tes ...| Burrowa 28; Pee 2 5 eet a 
Bingara s" ..-| Bingara 2 iy paps Fg ges 1 €.% 3 
Blayney. ... eof Catcgar is «| 28 4, Sel iay be) Livin, a 
Bombala ..._...| Bombala Set 2355 Prva See 2 fea Meare ‘s 
Bowraville  ... - sse| Macleay River...) 28 _,, wg veep AO Ley ” 
Bourke feed k deel) BOUEKO: «05 Sub Bee eA te Be 2" me ‘i 
Braidwood ... ...)| Braidwood eb 28 5 mieten Bee m 
_ Branxton ie ...| Maitland Pais Se Bet 10 eeaitae cs 
Brewarrina ... _-,..| Brewarrina ~...| 28 _,, pa de FO Ta, 7 Nov. ., 1922 
Broken Hill ...._...| Broken ae af 28. 8 me re Rie | cannes aes}. 
Bundarra... «| Inverell.. eh Ok ss ip ed ear 10 14, Nov., 1922 
Burraga Ses usb} SPRNCOA Sash SO. oe pee 2 Ys « 
Burren Junction  .,.| Narrabri 28." Wikwatcls sO daa fa 
Burrowa .  «se| Burrowa 286 os Ad am A) fb aauee 5 
Burwood vce ee| Parramatta 2°, Fr way en eae WO. ae 7 
Campbelltown -«| Campbelltown ., 128, ae ee OSO ry Pee 
Candelo oe At OGM uss teue ‘| 28 is en 10. 7 Nov., 1922 
Canowindra ... ee | COWTF® o00 ral OMA js fone} 80.88 FoF o, 
Canterbury .| Parramatta ..,| 28 ,, Prete tale 48. view is 
Capertee Ar eet Ryletone edt Qe. ys i 10 Ome “s 
Carcoar cag ..| Carcoar... is en ae Bde peste LEE (: EUR oct oaney tows 
Casino ., ‘0s ..| Richmond River} 28 _,, SE | RS 7 Nov., 1922 
Casailia™ ae BD lecabaenctusegeuem 74] 00-4 3 Paro ed ie Ae hucasucenate? 
Central Police Oourt.. Sh aesetavessonguvece | 20 yp eh ier asacbereeeveies 
Cessnock ae .| Maitland ae ee » «| 9.80 | 1Nov., 1922 
Cobargo Nie? ee peetecenenoeene | Eee ee Tl Oeics eee reneveneenge 
Condobolin ... Forbes -.ce: seit 28 55. Sg eeeps LO 7 Nov., 1922 
Cooma... po vesf Cooma use Zs. ee sole RO Bis i 
Coonabarabran "| Coonabarabran ... 28 BOSS a Bose erg ‘ 
: Coonamble it . Coonamble 28- ” ” oe 12 bee see rei oos ree 
: Cootamundra . vee . vee ese rev eesseeees 28 3 rl 10 sop ses recvaeres ¥ 
Copmsnhurst... ” .| Grafton... Sa oe ss al are CU, 8 Nov., 1922 
Coraki .. ey Richmond River} 28 ,, BG Na Weg 4 a a aye 
= Carsihe’ tos eee Grafton... ee 28 ” ” ve ‘IL 7 Noy., 1922 
‘Corowa fue Ibury .. Se ENS 55 ¥ y eae ‘2 
Cowra eee eee . OWT veo toe 28 ” ” 7 ” rs} 
Crookwell ee . Heeegereropecs see 28 ” ” @ ” » 

, Culcairn see or Seb erevvesegererrs 28 ” ” | geeeecveansenee 
Cumnock .., MELE sedan teberegeetee) I -OeC ie pe 7 Noy., 1922 
Deniliquin... ...| Deniliquin ..,| 28 , . Se s 
Deniliquin... _—...| Berrigan sale lad + aon aN 
‘Denman see vee| Muswellbrook 2 a Resveebeageuees 

me ee? and Merton, | 
Dubbo... sis a Pabbe nhs tt BaF 6 . 7 Nov., 1922 
3 “Diteriod see eee pune soe tee PH ” He oe » ” 
iad he n 0 ee bow ungog vee oo Z . ” » » ” 
vc Base aye «| Eden... at |: Bare a Te eo, aK 
Emmaville ... | Glen Innes .../ 28 Bley: Le ae 
Eugowra 4. | Forbes ... 4. 28 5 n 7 Nov. "1922 
‘Finley... 4 ..-| Deniliquin bet aoe Dat, ae ‘ 
Forbes... Lg th oes Forbes see ee 28 ” ” he 4 7) ”» 
Gilgandra 4, oe | _senseeees oth SES ig Be eee Rota k abar s 
Gite a cee ee Metropolitan «| 28° Ea ie a4 s 
len Innes .., ..| Glen Innes ...| 28 ,, See Sis ne 
loucester re ois Manning River,,,| 28 ,, Bae so V ae A 
“Gosford — ae «| Brisbane Water 38, Saat 1 a NW 3 
Goulburn | *8 1 ey: aN SEMEL Sas > Ae Ke 
Grafton - i > Nee , tor Grafton.. se bee 28 wn. n > q ww n 
Grenfell .... ...| Grenfell, ~ ..., 23 4» 7» ” 
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NOTIOK is hereby y givent that the Annual Meeting of His Majesty’s Justices of the Peace, for the purpose of considering applications 
ee Licenses for ¢ the ensuing year, will be holden at me Oourt-houses at the places and at the times hereunder 


Clerk of Petty Sessions by 
whom notéce given. 


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1922) G@. J. Rose, A.O.P.S. 


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W. E. Justelius, A.O.P.S. 
J. B. Scobie, C.P.S. 

C. R. Laidman, A.O.P.8. 
G. T. Smede, A.C.P.S. 

P. J. Barnes, A.C.P.S. 
R. C. Sheridan, C.P.8. 
E, M. Cohen, C.P.S8. 
B.S. BG ce, C.P.S. 


og Baxter, A.C.P.8. 
. Doolan, C.P.S. 
. Olgpn, 0. P.S., CM. 

. Stewart, C.P: ‘3. 

. Dugan, "A.C.P. 8. 
Beavers, C.P.S. 

1. Johnstone, A.C,P. ae 
.D. Walker, J.P., C.M. 
. G. Carr Boyd, C.P.S8. 
. B. Copeland, O.P.S8. 

. Connolly, A OPS. 

. J. Lutton, C.P.8. 

. J. Rooney, A.C.P.8. 

. Byrne; C.P.8. 

.E Perry, A.C.P.S. 

. R. Harvey, C.P.S. 
. H. Collis, O.P.8. 

. Woods, A .O.P.S. 
R. Waddell, A.C. 
va Stevenson, ©; P. 
. L. Blackwell, A.C. 
. J. Feletti, A. OP. 8. 
. McGrath, A.C.P.8. 
. G. McKenzie, C.P.S. 

8. Beveridge, C.P.S. 
©. M. 


. G. Hardwick, C.P.S. 
C0. Wrightson, A.O.P.8, 
. Hicks, O.P.S. 

. Beveridge, C.P.S., 


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Fisecler C.PS. 
allantyne, A.O, .P.S, 
. Kelly, C.P.8. 

« Rose, A.C.P.8. 

Dixon, C.P.8. 

. Crook, O.P.S. 
$2 Sutherland,C, 
. Willis, A.C, P. 8; 
- Donald, A.C.P. 
EL itzler, A.O.P, 
; Gelding, O:P.S. 


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G. W. H. Davies, 0.P.S. 
J. J. Fernon, C.P.S8. 


W. 8. Kelk, 0.P.8. 


J. A. Harris, O.P.8. 

R. A. Hardwicke, ©.P.S, 
O. J. Lang, A.O.P.3. ~ 
W. Toole, A.O.P.S8. 

W. F. Britz, O.P.S. 

W. O. Avery, ¢ O.P.S. 

R. G. Green, ©.P.S.; C.M. 


H. Breakell, ©. PS. 

V. Champion, 0.P.S. 

J. W. Lees, C.P.S. 

8. EB. Beaver, C.P.8, O.M 
©. Wenholz, C.P.8. 

©. W. Swiney, O.P.S8. 

















NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 160. 












































a(t Nov, 1992, 











6116 
AUCTIONEERS’ LICENSING MERTINGS—continued. Rane 1 
WBS Cree we Sane Last date | Date of Notice of A sats 
Place. Police District. for receipt of Clerk of pa chee BA a 
‘ Date. Tose Applications. Petty Sessions. 
Gulargambone aa.) es. cena PSeG vp 28 Nov., 1922...) 11° we | 30 Oct., 1922) J. Montgomery, A.C.P.S, 
Gulgong ae .| Mudgee 28357 OR. As ne ee LO 7. Noy. "1922 1945 » | A. EB. Debenham, C.P.S. 
Gundagai i ...| Gundagai MEAS a: i ihN ao“ Senate i pees » | 8. H.Donnelly, O.P.8. 
Gunnedah ... .-| Gunnedah Sent aos ss ue AU ia 7 Nev. a “1922 Weg n | doe AL Mahony, C.P.S. 
Gunaiog ‘3 cle Vaaey acd eke aug et! Roti aee \ A Boe, » | A.D. Wellisch, C.PS. 
Guyra... Fas ...| Armidale 28 Gee ace = a epakea'epemeeh ona cits » | G. A. Morgan, A.O.P.S 
Hay fe) SAS, boul Te es opt Kosa ined 7 Nov. 1922) 14 ,, pealy As Bargeson, O.P,S. 
Henty i ...| Albury .. ne fee aiatos Se ate Aine ap AC Be » | EB. ik. Wood, OPS. 
Hill End »- wa} Mudgee... 2820,, Oe Gite, 7 Nove: ‘19221 16 |, mee Pee Bisley, A.C.P.S. 
Hillston wae Hillston... 28. ,, Pilea wh eee A) intats sa decangat mt Seeee » | G. Howie, C.L.C. 
Holbrook ...| Albury ... 23:45 Pais aa 4 Dalepechonakect ey kates » | FB. R. Wood, O.P.S. 
Hornsby Bf | Ryde 4. 28, ny +«:| 12.45} +7 Noy., 1922) 5 Sept, -, | FL Foster C.P.S 
Inverell De Bed ERS ORS Racks Cices Lae all CANA Se Ege edad < aoe sig} hd Oct. » | ©. C. Vindin, C.P.S. 
Jerilderie . «| Deniliquin seat Owes (RPT eB oes ie I Nov., ,, | W.H. M. Face, A.C.P.S. 
PUNCHY 5 | Sd gue Xe Beri ee bene eesicies ot OR ieee] LO Tg Bary WET etry gauss, Colle, 0. Per 
Katoomba  ..@ .»-| Penrith ya et fe Paced hae 40) peers ” pe Eo » | O. EH Foster, O.P.8, 
Kempsey ..-| Macteay River...| 28 ,, pe ined ho 8 ieee tf 19553, » | W.T. Brewer, O.P.S. 
Kiama ...| Kiama .., 28 RE fe OS 4 iy at Seg) 5 Se » | C.F. Denton, C.P.s. 
Kogarah Metropolitan 28 44 Sih oul aed O Tati sae Ble Dees roe ahe Bets Chapman, C.P.S., 
Kurri Kurri ., ---| Maitland 28 4 are poe 1) Wiesigg Ae aod Same » | GW. Brown, ©. P. g. 
Kyogle mee day. Saaed Mei, «shut Srna) Besa Ay tee Panes, Se eee » | T: H. See, A.C.P.S. 
Lismore iy o via wen sliced 28.) jn ico sateen iif i ee Bay re EK. A. Ma ay. C.P.S. . 
Lithgow. 1. ..| Hartley... aS Nae Ye cle Teg getlG Fe » | d. M. Bonthorne, ©.P.S, 
Liverpool ...| Liverpool QB; Ck cae, “a 4223, » | A. G. Hardwick, C.P.S. 
Lockhart eee eRe eee QBs. ety 2 7 ‘Nov., "1922 16 ,, rr W..1. Ryan, OPS. 
Maclean a | Grafton a Si nas salt: vse Mies ” es » |, WES "Rally. C.P.S, 
Manilla des ...| Bingara .. a8, eae et ae ke. Paes Bic RS | eee » | R.A. Hills, 0.P.S8. 
Millthorpe DENI) SA Veber ep AN Res pie: Ansa seb TR me ee Vago ho dale ie 1, tap! eae. bea 
Milton... He RIESE Noes avetisd Lieeouress & 11 Tei. foe EO: Heys » | A.B. Hodgeon, C.P.S. 
Mittagong .-.| Berrima {ESR ps Z 10 Trace, PAS: Ri » | dP. MeDonald, A.C.P.S. 
Moama «| Moama.... > beens " 10 (es ” 9 » » | W. Goodwin, A.O.P.S. 
Molong We ge i, 2500 ‘ Sagkes.: ae piel capes » | A. ©. McDonald, O.P.S 
Moree ... x " at 9 lL Bi 2 on | eS » | d.D. Rorke, C.P.8. 
Moruya Se Sea up aiuswuten ade scans 28-6 >,, * 11 i 1B C. T. Howard, A.O.P.S.- 
Mudgee i Mudgee... 28.6 * 10 7 Nov. “ “4922! 17 55 ger ans BB Blackmore, C.P.S., 
C.M. 
Mullumbimby ..| Mullumbimby....| 28 ,, i 10 Bes, ae lie! phase Perrion: A.C.P.S. 
Murrumburrah .| Young ... vie] 23S Fr W) Pee eS nx .28 » | J. McIlroy, O.P.S. 
Murrurundi .., si Murrarundl 9/7/28 | . 10 Tas Hol LO ey ela MM. Ryan, ORs. 
Morwillumbah +-| Murwillumbah.,..| 28 ,, Bh 10 WEN sa Meo MR aes ~ C. J, ‘Coghlan, O.P.S8. 
Muswellbrouk,.. ...| Muswellorook vie eas he 10 7Nov. 192 Hat Gears » | H. P. Cusick, CPS. 
and Merton. j 
Nabiac .. bad Manning River| 28 _,, RA he Ge LF pair BPO Teh fs pee » |G. A. Read, A.C.P.S, 
and Raymond : 3 
Terrace. Ae 
Narrabri w-| Narrabri D8 25; a 10 7 Noy. jp PLOZ2e 1324, » | M.E. Soane, C.P S. 
Narrandera -| Narrandera 28; 3 BON cost sy ie A s2s5 » | G. A. Arnold, O.P.S. 
Narromine <aliehe van A'S Lees r EY 7 Man, i, “1929| 23 5 » | A. Hannaford, A.C,P.S. 
Neweastle By vos aN uns aeoN Ne ee my ee LO - eras Sa pene Maney. 765 Chiplin, C. P.S., C.M. 
Newtown .| Newtown eo Bins a AL Picasa 24s, Py H. J. Leary, O.P.8., C. M.. 
Nowra ... oe Shoalhaven AB vy Wade Geek 7 Nov., 1922} 6 » | P.d. Youdale, C.P.8, 
Nundle eS gate i ae Nema ca haa ae ies CGE ering, BS 3 Nov. 4 | W.E. Smith, A.CPS, 
Nymagee ..| Nymagee cat) SBRa at SO e ecaeeanaell , | H.R. Ccllins, A.C.P.S. 
Nyngaa al Niyheats.y sin. 2ee oo ica ees 8) 7 Nov., 1922 3 Oct.; ., | N.L. Sheridan, C.P.8. 
Oberon : RvalGuey ie aceleuees 285545 Pea FACT LE Lonnsvasbs ase atl oaa ite ,s » | H. Genner, A.C.P.S8. 
Oiange “i sand Sei. Mabiadecame oh caae ees Tae eae ae 10 7 Nov., 1922] 19 ,, » | N, Byrne, C.P.S., C M.S. 
Paddington ..-| Metropolitan ...| 28, eee e) phaers ae OSS » | H..H. Connell, ©.P.S., 
O.M. 
Pambula ey otiden’ 9%, 12st, of RENO a ors ” Gs; » |W. G. Noble, A.C.P.S. 
Parkes... ia Bail Wl hes ghee de Math aware Lee roe ileal Tots Se BO sc; » | H. Palser, C.P.S. 
Parramatta .., ..| Parrama'ta i Reber ral mae? Sh Lhe ta eae BN See vg » | UW. Broughton, C.P.S,, 
CM. 
Paterson és -| Maitland 28.5, iy eet tekO ee Sanit | Ree, ‘'» | P.J. Purtell, A.C.P.S. 
Peak Hill | Dubbo ... 28 <,, Poe a Seen 4 joa vache omens | een, ost iy’ SA Poidevin, A.O.P.8. 
Penrith Se +:| Penrith ., 28) eal 3510 7 Ne Ov, 1922 19 5 » | C. W. Naylor, C.P.S. 
Picton Ry mor liis Soaepeenchde erage bs 28a ee yo ee [ek O sane Il 4. wo} Gu8, Ro O.P.S. 
Portland hep opie Hartley. WAT eee fy te oO 7 Nov., 1929| 19 i. ‘yy | ©. C. McRae, A.O.P.S. 
Port Macquarie | Port Macquarie | 28 ,, fo i ae ead Oke Be ee ny aang » | A.B. MeDonald, C. P. 3. 
Queanbeyan °... +r} Queanbeyan 28. ,, i) eo ALO venti Se open ae » | HE. Angove, C.P. 8. 
Quirindi |... Fish: Licaiep tks Canoes ssh (Ue. toy 9 aero flbes br (20) » | H. TL. Skilton, C.P.S. 
Raymond Terrace ...| RaymondTerrace| 28 ,, wo goto Gon Br sek gs » | A, C. Ireland, A,C.P.S. 
Rockley vas «| Bathurst RSP er i oe 10 Tn. Pe Bit @ Ue aieeh dee Harrison, holt 
Ryde ... ae cake UY AO0 vey eSBs: pedi wayh VeehO Tas iE 5 Sept, , | F. L. Foster,-C.P.8, 
Rylstone ee | Rylstone eee. W. ipaede ea. er »n | 16 Oct. , | W.H. Dening, O.P.S, 
Scone .,. vee redl'd boos ane pe reas cha ce ees wll aL 4p kes at ek Ct dye ‘| 14 Sept. 4 |S. B. Scobie, UPS. © 
Singleton ven vebl tisnabe ech octabe nen Pee oy wo owl ION] 7 4° <y | 16 Oct., | P. EB. Eldershaw, O.P.S. - 
Stockinbingal... ssl Lecopspnesmn ee, LARS ob Wy Sod RO i » | Slog. y | W. Robson, A,O.P.S. 
“Stroud... sos .| Raymond Terracs| 28 ,, o hele Ty cone VSI aepiees: ay ey = Bedingfeld, 
re ) 4 0. F 
Sunny Corner... o| Bathurst Bt 28h, Hy ao AO Fg SET apye L D OST eta ate Bs NN Dolman, A.O.P.S, 
Tambar Springs «| Gunnedah Ae 8B sey Pe LO. fee tees wel Aly we yd. WeeG. Jones,’ A.O.PS, 
Tamworth eee ee Pee eoe een ret vetoes | 28 ” ” eee 10 7 . ” » ll ” ie rf “E. J. Daley, 0. PS. ‘ 
Taralga ipo pUBivep aclt) Cvceelevess ie RPS LB 2 Werke LO 7 ow 9 | 1% y © | A. Riordan, A.0.P.S, 
j ‘ Rin de nye er pik ; 
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HIS Excellency the Governor, 





17 Nov., 1922.) 








“NEW sour WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 160, 





AUCTIONEERS’ LIOENSING MEETINGS—continued. 























When Court to be held, 


Last date Date of Notice of 








‘ te OF 
Place. Police District. for receipt of . Clerk of Clerk of Petty Sersiona by 
Viet a's 2 Date.” Hour. y aah ona ' Petty Sessions. whom notive given. 

a eee, kw Suey 
Taree ... nie PED Mie tes shucsinves susie COrNOV i LOLS: anf kO 7 Nov., 1922) 17 Oct., 1922); W. C. Geikie, C.P.S. 
-Temora as ...| Temora HAS wis pee. Bye Tina, SE ekO ty & » | CO. Jd. M. Hade, CPS. 
Tenterfield... «| Tenterfield DAE) oe i? 10 BE om eri Bios » | A.D. Donnelly, C.P.8 

Tibooburra ... .| Mitchell 28% ,, 3 10 T NOV, 1922) SEs ¥ J. Ellis, A. G.P.S. 
Tingha cy ...| Inverell... 28 i Mi Lia Lae CAT 5) SN el Gn 2 Gilling, OPS. 
Tocamwal 5" es-| Deniliquin «..| 28. 55; 10 ais yt Daa » | D: Mathieson, A.C.P.S. 
Trangie fal ...| Warren... ays la, A ae Rey » | 25>Sept, , | H.C. J. Ferrie; A.O.P 8. 
Tumbarumba --+ Tumbarumba ,,,) 28° ., e 11 A oasthis sp ances 7 Oct.,, | F. J. Barnard, C.P.8. 
Tumut... | Tumué .. OR is 1B FCN A Site a ai ae TSa,, » | HF. W. Smart, O.P.8. 
Ulmarra ...| Grafton... vit ROB cig 3 10 WONOve OAL ce oH » | @. S. Kjng, A.0.P.8 
Uralla ... koa so) JUralla, 4; all hte Pn i 10 Paciage Me Ie BOL » | B.A. P. Dunk, 0.P.8 
Urana , .-.|' Narrandera re} 28 af PRYOR CS 4 Wises 5 19%, n | J. McGrath, O.P.8. 
Wagga Wagga ee foal ites ae 10 es A al tba Mofeatecr » | W.G. Hazell, C.P.8.,0.M . 
Walbundrie ... baat feonechanebeuvah AO. ae) pest AO Tits LE IAT ee n_ | W. ¥,. Searson, A.C.P.S, 
Walcha reat scann fh AMMIdele os ok a caS. Le spt 11 Hise Pe eg » | D. Moriarty, C/#.8. 
Walgett we” one) Walgett ID, “sy 3 2.80.6 0, Pe hee: 5, » | EH. BF. Oram, C.P:8: 
Warialda .| Warialda cat 28 55 ‘s 10 IPE Ns we a6: 3 » | A. Ayling, C.P.8. 
Wauchope seef, Port Macquarie. 2830. a Res 19S » | A. Ferguson, A.C.P.S 
Wellington ... ...| Wellington 23/25); Piatt 10 7 Nov., AR: “T9238 Gi, Rs W. O’Hanlon, A.C.P.S. 
Wentworth ... ..| Wentworth ,,| 28 ,, Gr Rea Fao. Pees Tie, » | M.S. Meagher, C.P.2. 
Werris Creek... MV Uh sagaaoncatreeeers COBO py etry. Nw 8) 7 Nov., 1922) 17, » | @ F.C. Griffin, O.P.8. 
West Maitland carlo Vilealite Meniereswnoateaal wee hives He LO hacer eater eel w.s. Bromhead, C.P.S8. 
West Wyalong sails edaaetauanedinice hee ort ys patie DELO at oa as AlN j Nov. 4p 1922 F, Grugeon, 0.P 3 
Wilcannia .., ..-| Mitchell 28 re Tieeeaely eho 7 Nov., 1922) 16 Oct., ,, | T. G. Flynn, O.P.8 
Windsor a ...| Windsor et ab te ive cy Ag He weieee » | J. A.-8. Balmain, C.P.S. 
Wingham... | Manning River... 28 ,, he tes a Tae jet dee os » | H. Isles, O.P.8. 
Wollongong ... ‘ daca $8.0, Pee aad Mak £8) Uses cafe NI Lion ge r E. R. F. Haydock, C.P.5, 
Wyong wh ry Brisbane "Water.. ain rh MMe ech ge 7 Nov.,. 1922} 30° ,, » | J. M. Grady, A.O.P.S, 
ase i5 cs Nae Pei 4) Cae ie YS att neal ned (eae Rees Bh » | H. 8. Freeman, ©.P,8. 














Wines Department Votices, 





PROCLAMATION—MINING ACT, 1906, 


[. Sir Watter Epwarp Davipsox, the Governor of 


the State of New South Wales and its Depen- 
dencies, in the Commonwealth of Australia, in pur- 
suance of the provisions of the 4Jining Act, 1906, 
do, by this my Proclamation, declare the dands set 
out in the description hereunder to be private lands 


‘for the purposes of Part IV of the said Act, from the 


date of publication hereof :— 
DESCRIPTION. 
“Atl those lands within the boundaries of the Private 


’ 


Village of Lucknow,—as shown on Mines Department 


plan catalogued P. 4,815. 


Signed and sealed at Sydney, this fifteenth day of 
November, 1922. 
[1922-8,628 L.B.] 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 

Governor. 
By His Excellency’ s Command, 


Tey. FITZPATRICK, 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 





APPOINTMENTS. 
DEPARTMENT OF MINES, > ~ 


with the Paice ‘of the 
_ Executive Council, has approved of the’ following 
- appointments : — : 


~ Act, 1906,—such 
the ‘17th November, 1922 (Ms. 6,264-120). 


Frederick Stapleton Mance, Clerkiin-Charge, 
_ Lease Branch and of Bills, to act temporarily as 
_ Registrar, Mining Warden, and officer authorised» 
of _ to issue miners’ rights and business licenses,—such 
appointment to take effect from the 25th October, 
“ye 1922 (Ms. 1922-6,265-120). 


a 


» [38301]. 
nae Alan Price Lipscombe, Licensed Surveyor; as a |. 


-. Mining Surveyor, in terms of section 6. (1), Mining 
appointment to take effect from 


John Boyd Scobie, Clerk of Petty Sessions, as 
Warden’s Clerk, Mining Registrar, and ofticer 
authorised to issue miners’ rights and business 
licenses at Albury, vice Mr. Harrison, promoted,— 
such appointment to take effect from the 1st Octo- 
ber, 1922 (Ms. 1922-6,241-120)._ 


J. C. L. FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines. 


Mr. 





POLaee eon Sydney, 10th November, 1922. 

NOTICE TO LESSEES OF MINERAL LEASES 
GRANTED UNDER THE MINING ACT OF 
1874. 


ieee is hereby given that the rents for the year 

-- 1923. of Mineral Leases, granted under the 
Mining Act of 1874, fall due on the 30th November, 
1922, and must be paid on or before that ‘date. 


J. Col. FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines. 


Speen tee = 





Sydney, 17th November, 1922. 


NOTICES TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR 
MINING AND. FOR PURPOSES. IN CONNEC- 
TION WITH MINING; TO LESSEES UNDER 
SUCH 'LEASKS ; AND TO WHOM IT MAY 
CONCERN. 


NcTICcCE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT— 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advices 
of the Executive Council has approved of, the grant 


of leases. of Crown Lands in satisfaction of the 
“undermentioned applications :—~ 
For Gonp-minina LeEAsus. 
(1922-8564; 8,427; 8,779; L.B.). 
Application No. 210, Canbélego. (loca! 272), John 


George McKay, Clerk of Petty Sessions, as War- 


“ den’s Clerk, Mining Registrar, and officer <author- 
? to. ‘issue miners’ rights and business licenses 
at Scone, vice Mr: Scobie, transferred,—such ap- 
pointment to take effect from the Oth: fOstober 

1922 (Ms. 1922-6,242-120).. 


No. 160, W OMe 1922.—3. Ae: 





‘Application 


Riordan McNamara and Hor ace John Dunstan, 
cn 130, county Flinders, parish Budgery, 20 acres, 


11th July, 1922. 
174, Canhelego (local 236), John 


95 acres, 23rd June, 1922. ° 
rick Byrne and John Joseph ‘Hayes, en 107, 


No. 
Butler, ax 12, county Flinders, parish Budgery, 
“Application No. 181, Canbelego (local 243), John Pat- 
county Flinders, parish Budgery, 15 a. 2r. 14 p., 
26th June, 1922, 


™“ 


6118 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 160. 





*Application No. 78, Nowra (local 121), Thomas 
Heron, Gu 65, county St. Vincent, parish Dan- 
jera, 2 a. 37, 331 p 22nd Sept., 1922, 

Apebeabives No, 128, Codeanon (local 175), Alfred Day. 
.au 30; county Fitzroy, ‘parish Comlaroi, 6 acres, 
“12th Aug. .; 1922. 

Application No. 47, Biiyies (local 79), Louis Edgley. 
GL, 26, county Bathurst, parish Beaufort, 5 
acres, 10th July, 1922. 

tApplication No. 140, Forbes (local 164), George Abel 


Lloyd, GL 284, county Ashburnham, parish Forbes, 


5 acres, 29th “April, 1922. 

Application No.- 25, Weabonga (local 28), William 
Joseph Donnelly, gu 128, county Parry, parish 
-Ainsley, 6 acres, 2nd Sept., 1922. 


Application No. 24, Weabonga (local 26), Henry Wall- 


worth, er 49, county Parry. parish Walcha, 2 
acres, 16th;Aug., 1922. 


Application No. 158; Canbelego (local. 218), Walter 


- John’ Mitchell, ey 135, county Flinders, parish 
Budgery, 10 acres, 19th June, 1922. ~ 


+Application No. 53, Temora (local 60), John William . 


Izzard, au 37, county Bland, narish Bundawarrah, 
10 a. 3 r. 28 p...14th July, 1999. 


Application No. 57, Yalgogrin (local 195), Thomas H. 


Henery Beattie ‘and William John Laird, ew, 34, 
eauty Gipps, parish Brolga, 6 acres, 3rd June, 


Application No.. 58, Yalgogrin (local 196), Babars 


Oliver Moffatt, ox 35, county  Gipps, ,parish 
Brolga, 6 acres, 7th June, 1922. 


For Minerar Leases. 
(1922-8780; 8:563 L.B.). 


Application No. 30, Inverell (local 56), Charles Lindy 


Smith, ML 6, county Arrawatta, parish Swamp 
- Oak, la. 2r.12 p., 19th Oct., 1921. 
Application No. 166, Ardlethan. (local 643), Frank 


Joseph George Curtis Baker, Allen James Percy 4 


Howard, and James Hdwin James, executors in 
“the estate of the late John Baker, mu 2, county 


‘Bourke, parish Warri, 5 a..2 r. 2° p., 23rd Feb., 
1921. 


For a Mtyine Purposes Leasn, 
(1922-8,359 L.B.). 
Application No. 21, Cobar (local 308), William George 


Gillett, x1, 7A, county Rebinson, parish Cobar, 


9a. 2r, 29 p., dated 23rd Sept., 1921. 


(In lieu of notice appearing in Government Gazette 
No. 158 of 10th November, 1922; but to take effect 
from that date.) 


*As modified. 
{Part of the surface excepted. 


J.C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 





HIS Pxcalicney the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, has voided the Gold-mining 
Lease of Crown Land ‘granted in satisfaction of the 


undermentioned application, the — lessee haying 


neglected or refused to execute the same. 
[1922-8,209 L.B.] 


Application No, 90, Canbelego (local 150), William 
John Paton and John James Sanders, portion 


au 9, county Flinders, pee Budgery, «10 aores, 


10th ‘Aug. , £922. 
a3 C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 
re 





“HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, has refused the undermentioned 
applications for leases of Crown Lands :— 

For A Goup-MINING LEASE. 


Lo  1929-8,495 LB.) 


Application No. 3, Ballina (local 35), Walter George . 


Arthur Smith. county Rous, parish Ballina, - a. 
~2r., 1th July, 1922. 


For MINeRAL LEAsEs. 
(1922-8,458-8,781 f.B.) 
Application No. 139, Lithgow (local 223), Chatles Ed- 
ward Teerman and James Morriss, portions 188 


108, and 99..county Cook, parish Hartley, 556 a. 
2r., 8th July, 1921. 


Application No. 173, Newcastle (local 223), Thomas 
Morgan, county Reuben: pare New- ; 


castle, 22 acres, 18th July, 1921. 
J,C. L, FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 








[IT Nov 1928, 











IT is iva § to void the Gold- ‘ahining Leases of 
Crown Lands granted in satisfaction of the undermen-— 
tioned applications, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, 
and that notice of such voidance will be published. j in 
the Government Gazette of 1st December, 1922; and 
the land referred to in such applications will, "after 
publication of the Government Gazette of that data 
(namely, at 2.30 o’clock p.m.), be open to be taken 
possession of in terms of the Mining Act and Regu- 


lations, provided there be then no adverse title to the | 


land. 
(1922-8, 667 ; 8,517; 8,627 L. B. y. 


Application No, 180, Carhatean (local 242), Thomas 

Budd; er 66, county Flinders, parish Budgery, 
- 4a. 2¥.23 p., Sth Sept., 1922. 

Application No, 9; Glen ‘Innes (local 164-1244), George 
Michael Joseph Nash, ct 11, county Gresham, 
parish Sara, 5 acres, 30th Aug., 1922. 

Ay:plication Now 167, Rockley (local - 371), ‘Richard 
Gentle Wilson, au 11, county Westmoreland, 
parish Jocelyn, °D acres, 5th Sept., 1922. 


J.C. ie FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 
HIS eerie 4he Governor, with the * adviae of the 
Executive Council, has approved of the grant of leases in 
satisfaction of the undermentioned applications for Mining 


Leages of Private Lands. 
[1992- 8,626 ; 8,598 ; 8,599 ; 8,775 L.B. ] 


Applic ation No. 20, Inverell (local 68),- Mauri¢e Emanuel 
lium, Heiser, PML 14 (part of 81), county Arrawatta, parish 
Swamp Oak, 10 acres, dated 11th November, yoste 





| Application No. 5, Captain's Flat (local 3), William George 


| yles, PML 2 (part of 217), county Munay, paris 
Molonglo, 60 acres (ex. road and trig. reserve, surface 
right 1 acre), dated 23rd March, 1922. 


~ Application No, A Captain’s Flat (local 4), Willian Ghee 


Hyles, pmi 1 (part of 143), county Murray, parish 
Molonglo, 60 acres (surface right 1 acre), datea 23rd 
March, 1922, 

Application No. 119, Rockley (local 384), George Watkin 
Wynne, pML 4 (part of 168), county Bathurst, parish 
Ponsonby, 1 acre, dated 4th September, 1922. 


_ od. ©. L: FITZP 2 ATRICK, Minister for Mines. 
) 


ul “HIS Excelleacy theeGovernor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has refused the undermestionss applica- 
tions for Mining Leases of Private Lands. 





4 


‘[1922-8,619 L.B.] ; 


Application No. 29, Urana (local 37), Francis Borrill Cowl- 
iog, portions 4, 5, 11, 12, 18, 14, 72, county Urana, 
parish Gunambil, 502a. 8r., dated loth ‘November, 1919. 

Application | No 36, Urana (local 45), francis Borrill Cowling, 
portion 72, county Urana, parish Gunambil, 86 acres, 
dated 6th December, 1920. 


J.C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 


[3329] Sydney, lith November, 1922. 


i is hereby notified that L r:fase to entertain the under-. 
mentioned application for a Dredging Tea. such 
refusal to take effect at 2:30 p.m. this day. 
[1922-8831 L.B.y - 
Application No. Sl, Glen Innes (local 344), Alfred ue 
homas, GL 17, counties Gresham and Clarke, parishes 
Warra and Hall, 47a. ir, 36p., dated ard August, 1922.° 


Fe L, FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 











(33117. 7 4 Sydney, 17th November, 1922. 
i ee is proposed to cancel the Fe mocionel leases, 
and. notice of cancellation thereof will be pub- 
lished in the Government Gazette of the lst Decem- 
ber, 1922: and the lands referred to in such leases will, 


unless held under some .other title, after publication Let 
of Government Gazette of that date (namely, at 2.30 


a’clock p.m., Sydney time), .be available for onc a:, 
tien In: terms of the Mining Act. 1906. 


| [1929-6,979; 6,280; 6,054; 6,148 R. & I] 


Minera, Lesses, Mixing Act, 1906. 
Na. 2.511, Mathew Matheson, portion ML 70, county 
Coaper, ‘parish. Yalgogoring, 1 r. 86 p., applica- 
. tion No. Ardlethan 153-592. re 
No, 2,561, James Henry Pye, portion mu 126, county 
Roxburgh, parish Coolamizal, 5 acres, apebes, 
tion No. Sunny Corner 31-77. 
ty Dreparne Lease, Minine Act, 1906. 


No. 453, Garnet Lester Adams, portion mu 15, county 
Clixe, parish Anne ndale, 50 —acres, application 
Na. ‘Dor rington 8-§!'. 5 








my t 
Ak ‘ee 
a y 2 


17 Nov, 1922] _ NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 160, 


~ Muyeran Lnases (Coat and SHAE), Mrnina Act, 1906, 
No. 2%, Henry Fletcher Maddison, portion mu 15, 
county Northumberland, parish Teralba, 1 a. 3 r. 


No. 391, same lessee, 
~~ parish _Kahibah, 
- Neweastle 113-147. 


. J. O. L.. FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines. 





[3302] - Sydney, 17th November,. 1922. 


T is hereby notified that His Excellency the Gover- 
nor, with the advice of the Executive Couneil, in 
pursuance of the provisions of section 1244, Mining : 
Act, 1906, has cancelled the undermentioned leases for | 
non-compliance -with the labour conditions contained 
therein, and they are hereby declared cancelled ;— | 
[1922-6,150; 6,149 R. & I.) ig : 
" Gotp Leass—Mining Act, 1906. 


Lease No. 2,340, John Day and Herbert Halton Victor 
Wood, ex 36, county Fitzroy, parish Comlaroi, 
10 acres, application No. Coramba 101-134. - 

Minrrau Lrasks—Minine Act, 1906. 

Lease No. 2,836, William Bethune, mu 4, county Mac- 
quarie, parish Bellangry, 20 acres, application 
No. Port Macquarie 33-48. Se%, 

Lease No. 2,837, William Bethune, mi 3, county Mac- 

'  quarie, parish Bellangry, 20 acres, application No. | 
Port Macquarie 34-49: 

AND it is hereby further notified that His Excel- | 
lency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive 
Council, has granted leases of the whole of the Tands 
comprised in the cancelled leases to the epmplainants 
as follows :— : . 

Application No. 129 Coramba (local 187-1244), Robert 

. Arthur Bird, ex 36, county Fitzroy, parish Comla- 

roi, 10 acres, complaint No. 483. 

.-. Application No. 37, Port Macquarie (local 186-1244), 

John Platt, an 4, county Macquarie, parish Bel- 

langry, 20 acres, complaint No. 478. . 

‘Application No, 38, Port Macquarie (local 188-124a), 

“+. ~~ John ‘Platt, mn 3, county Macquarie, parish Bel- 
langry, 20 acres, complaint No, 477. 


J.C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 





A 


[8313] ayo tae Sydney, 17th November, 1922. 


.. NOTICES TO APPLICANTS FOR, LEASES FOR 
rae 7)" MINING, &c. ee 


"DENTS are due and owing upon the undermentioned 

Leases, and if not paid within thirty days from 
the date hereof such leases may be declared void, 
forfeited, or cancelled :—: 


Gotp Leases, Mining Act, 1874. 
Cobar Mining District. 


No, 281, The Mount Boppy Ltd., en 14, county Robin- 
y son, parish Cohn, 8 acres, application No. Cobar | 
263 ; 


MES No, 490, The Mount Boppy Ltd., gu 53, county Robin- 
ae son, parish Cohn, 7a. 3 r. 1 p., application No. 
ie Cobar 477, oye teks 
_ No. 499, The Mount Boppy Ltd,, ex 52, county.Robin- 

-. son, parish Cohn, '6 a. 1 r. 8 p., application No. 
Beh me Hobak 476: Peet 
- No. 573, The Mount Boppy Ltd., au 77,.county Robin- 
ee _ son, county Cohn, 1 a. 2 r..10 p., application No. 

> ae Cobar 567. i - 
___No. 575, The Mount Bopvy Ltd., gt 78, county Robin- 

_ son, parish Cohn, 1 r. 20 p., application No. 

Cobar 571. ; 
ae Lachlan Mining District. 
_ No, 1,272, John Plumb, er 159, county. Ashburnham, 
in be peuee Forbes, 2 acres; application No. Forbes 
eT on 


: Say 
Bae eh 


siete Gop Lessns, Mining Act, 1906. , 
No. 524, A. Alderman, ot 25, county Drake, parish 
ye hom, 5 aeres, application No. Copmanhurst 
No. 530, Lyndhurst Railway and Mines Ltd., et 15, | 
: - county Bathurst, parish Belubula, 8a. 2 r., appli- 
‘ _  ¢ation No. Carcoar 8-10. * 
age No. BS" Sean Mae GL aes county Sandon, 
ee oo an? 3 #2 Ty19 p., application No, Hill-. 
rove 29- og ogee | ae oe ee 
; a sat 218 aie * ; Mee 


ee ee ay : A 
i> i - - , 


‘ 
4 
‘ 

~ 








-No. 


: 2,524, G. Stevens, an 26, 


. 2,547, J. McCabe and others. 


. 2,654, W. H. Fell and another, 


- 2,664, D. F. Henderson, gz, 


. 2,665..G. H. Smith, gr, 


, 2,667, W, J. Davis, 


. 1,709, A. Hay, mr $51, county Kennedy, 


‘ 


\ 
{> 


‘ 


6119 





1,994, W. W. Motbey and another, Gu 178, county 
Dampier, parish Cadgee, 2 acres, application No. 


_Nerrigundah 45-55. 
. 2,208, W. Bonfield 


and others, gy 181, county Ash- 


burnham, parish Parkes, 5 acres, application No. 


~ Parkes, 118-134. ; 
. 2,825, The Mount Dudley Gold-mining Co. 


N.L. 
eu 74, county Georgiana, parish Kempfield, 3 
acres, application No. Trunkey 140-159, 


. 2,328, T. Connell, e116, county Dampier, parish 


Moruya, 2 acres, application No. Moruya 76-98. 


. 2,400, J. 8. Nolan, ex 12, county Cleorgiana, 


parish Gillindich, 4 acres, application No. Tuena 
59-17-124a, 


. 2,422, W. J. Donnelly, au 127, county Parry, 


arish Ainsley, 10 acres, application No. Wea- 
bonga, 8-1-124a. * 


» 2,480, Federation and Mount Owen Gold-mines 
-N.L., et 1, county Hawes, parish Mummel. 8 a. 


3 r, 86 p., application Nos. 


Copeland 116-120; 
Walcha, 6-21. 


. 2;482, H. E. Neeld, er, 62, county Gipps, parish 


Wyalong, 2 r. 12 p., application No. West Wya- 
long 121-138. 


. 2,621,A. J. Johnston, 61 8, county Gloucester, 
- parish Craven, 


“4 acres, application No. Copeland 
157-59-1244. 


» 2,522, A. J. Johnston, gt '7, county Gloucester, 


parish Craven, 5 


acres, application No. Copeland - 
158-61-1244. ; 


2 county Wellington, 
parish Biraganbil, 4 acres, application No. Gul 
gong 57-194,: / 


. 2,534, L. Edgley, gx 37, county Bathurst, parish 


Beaufort, 5 acres, application No. Blayney 42-74, 


. 2,546, W. H. Fell and another, en 8, county 


Drake, parish Hong Kong, 15 acres, 


2 application 
No. 124-2171. 


; Gh 86, county Mont- 
eagle, parish Brundah, 3 acres, application No. 
Grenfell 34-55. 


. 2,549, A: Edwards, az, 38, county Parry, parish 


Dungowan, 5 acres, application No. Nundle 45-69. 
2,651, H. Gust, on 23, county Bland, parish 
Trigalong, 8 acres, application No. Temora 39-42. 
Gu 2, county 


Drake, parish Hong Kong, 5 acres, application 


No. Drake 121-201. 


. 2,991, The Public Trustee, ex 45, county Beres- 


ford, parish Cooma, 4 


acres, 
Cooma 42-96. 


application No, 


. 2,658, W..R. Collingwood, gr 64, county St, Vin- 


cent, parish Ettrema, 4 acres, application No. 


71-1147 
- 2,659, R. G. Wilson, eu 12, county Westmore« 
land, parish Jocelyn, 10 acres, application No, 


Rockley 164-364. ; 
2,662, J. J. Henry, au 46, county Georgiana, 


parish Kempfield, 6  aeres, application No. 
Trunkey 187-118-124, 


. 2,663, Currajong Gold-mining Oo. N.I.,, gu: 185, 


county Wynyard, parish Adelong, 10 acres, appli- 
cation No. Adelong 110-175 


64, 246, county Fitzroy, 
parish Moonee, 10 acres, application No. Core 
amba 121-164: x 

194, county Drake, parish 


West Fairfield, 4 a. 3 r. 6 p-; application No. 


Drake 132-222. 


. 2,666,.0. Thomas and another, gr 5, county Ash- 


burnham, parish Goobang, 2 acres, -applieation 
No. Parkes 152-191. 
en 205, county Ashburnham, 


parish Currajong, 12 acres, application No. 


Parkes 156-201, 


- 2,669. J. Kean, en 9. county Vernon, parish Cob- 


rabald, 25 acres. application No. Weabonga 13-14. 
2,670,-H. Withers, gu 91, county Murchison, 
hore Hall, 4 acres, application No. Bingara 31- 


: 2.672, I, Wall, ex 17, county Clive, parish Mac- 


lean, 4 acres, application No. Drake 136-116-124a. 
2,701, R. Graham, «en 33, county Monteagle, 
parish Bumbaldry, 6 acres, application No. Gren- 


. fell 40-04. : 
. 2,705, H. Gust, an 4, county Bland, parish 


> C01 riga- 
long, 10 acres, application No. Temora 44-48. 


Mrineran Leases, Mining Act, 1906. 


. 634, L. V. Puckle, mx 11, vounty Ashburnham, 
‘parish Barton, 15 acres, application No. Orange 


13-51. 4 
parish 
Beaconsfield, 14 a, 1 r. 10. »., applicetion No. 
Dandaloo 60-62. 





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. 2,000, P. W. Merfield, ‘x 1,012, 


: 2,004; W..B. Wilkinson, mu 124, 


. 2,259,. Wunderlich Ltd., 


CUD ABO. Gy ide: Hayes, mu 4, county Ashburnham, 


. 2.456, Round Hill Silver-mining CS. Nat 


:. 2,465, K. 


. 1,714, Bonnie Dundee Mining Oo. N.L., ers 1, 2, 


and 6, county Canbelego, parish Tritton, 33 acres, 
application No. Canbelego 40-111, 


. 1,718, T. Laneaster, mi 15, county Gough, parish 


Kingsgate, 2r, 24p., application No. Glen Innes 
49-143, 

county Gough, — 
parish Gordon, 20 acres, application No. Emma-- 
ville 265-330. 


. 2,001, P. W. Merfield, ai 1,015, county Gough, - 


parish Gordon, 20 acres, application No. Emma- 
ville, 266-331. 

county Rox- 
burgh, parish Coolamigal, 4 acres, aplication No. 
Sunny Corner 26-62. 


2,009, N.. J. Dunstan and others, +e 23, county 
Hardinge, parish Swinton, 20 acres, application 


No. Tingha 270-467. 


. 2,250, W.B. Wilkinson, mu‘1, county Roxburgh, ° 


parish Coolamigal, 3 r. 24 p. ., application No.. 
Si nny Corner 28-69, 

mL 11, county Darling, 
parish Woodsreef, 80 acres, application No. Bar- 
raba. 18-55, 

2,260, Wunderlich Ltd., mn 12, county Darling, 
par ish Woodsreef, 40 acres, application No. Bar- 
raba 19-56. 


. 2,281, W. B. Wilkinson, mi 1, county Roxburgh, 


parish Turon, 3 r. 24 p., application No. Sunny 
formes 27-68. 

2,288, J: E. Britz, mu 10, county Arrawatta, parish 
Locker by, 10 acres, 2 application ‘No, Emmaville 284- 


. 2,296, F. P. Donoghue, mu 9, county Gough, parish 


Bundar, 4 acres, application No. Emmaville 281- 
300, 


. 2,298, Jingellic Proprietary Tin Lodes N.L., mu 


28, county Goulburn, parish Jingellie, 40 acres, 
application No. Tumbarumba 11-83. 


. 2,444. KE. W. Young,’mn 159, county Drake, parish 


West Fairfield, 4 acres, application No. Drake 62- 
me 

2,445, C. H. Dean and others, mu 2, county Ken-. 
nedy, parish Tout, 40. acres, application No. 
Fifield 75-116, 


. 2,446, J. J. Underwood, mu 4, county Phillip, 


parish Wyaldra. 2 a. 0 r. 32 p., application No. 
Haloone 1A-TT, 


: aoe 449, ce Ruby Creek Sily er and Lead. Mining 


mu i, county Westmoreland, parish Ban- 
shea, rs acres, application No. Oberon 84-148. q 
parish Martin, 5 


acres, apvlication No,’ Parkes 13- 
164. 


. 2,458, R. EY A, Kitchen and another, mi: 67, 


county Yancowinna, parish Purnamoota, 60: acres, 


application No. Broken Hill 414-483. 


. 2,455, Round Hill Silver-mining Co, N.L., wu 72, 


county Yancowinna,~ parish Bolaira; 
application No. Broken Hill 393-409. 


60 acr es, 


, ML 147, 
county Yancowinna, parish Bolaira, 40 acres, 


application No. Broken. Hill 394-410, 


, 2,457, Round Hill Silver-mining Co, N.U., mu 79. 


county Yancowinna, parish Bolaira, 40 -acres, 
application No. Broker Hill 395-411. 


. 2,458, Round Hill Silver-minine Co. N.L. mi 142, 


county Yancowinna, parish Soe 40 acres, 
application. No. 396-412. 

Daley, mu 47, county. Raleigh, parish 
Medlow, 20 acres, apvlication No, Kemousey 48-52. 


25475; ih Symonds and another, mn 9, county Fitz- 


roy, parish Goff, 2 acres, application "No, Coramba 
16-121, 


. 2,644, P.. Young, mu 7, county Yancowinna, parish 


Stephen. 40 acres, application No. Broken Hill 
500-69-124.4, 


. 2,645, J. B. Sellers, mz 2, covnty Gresham, sae 
‘Braylesford. 


40 acres, application No. Copman- 
hurst 66-67-1244. 


. 2,651, Silver Lining Gold and Copper Mining Co. 


N.L., mu 11, county Kennedy, parish Albert, 20 
acres. applic ation No. Tottenham 76-81, 


.. 2,650, T. J. Keenan and another, mu 4, county 


Kennedy, parish Albert, 40 acres, application No. 
Tottenham. 75-80. 


. 2,652, O. H, 8. Lockyer, mr 3. county Buccleuch, 


parish Brungle, 40 acres, application No, Tumut 
16-133." 


. 2,653, J. R. Stewart, uu 6, county Machine. parish 
Fenwick, 34.a, Or. 30 »., application No, “Walcha 


12-29. 


. 2.654, C. W. Wriht; ML 80, cone Buller, narish 


Qlarence: 4) acres, 


application No. 
Downfall 135-226, 


Wilson’ Ss: 


es 





bs 


. 2,679, P. Williams and another, ML 61, 





BD, 658, spect Morris, ‘ux 89, Menniee Bullet! ee me: 
-Clar ence, 40 acres, application No. Wilson’s Down- 
fall 136-227. 


2659, No W. Matern and another, ML 4 county 
Hawes, parish, Hastines, 20 acres, application No. | 
Port. Macquarie 32-47. ° 

2,662, C. Sanders, ML 18, county, Mouramba, 

parish Buppe, 40 acres, “application No. Canbelega 


49-131. 
. 2,663, F. G. Wilson, ea 210, ‘county Gowgh, parish 


Elmsmore, 80. acres, application | No. Inverell 21- 
38-1244. 


. 2,666, P. Allwell, ML 566, county Hardinge, parish — 


Mayo,. 10: acres, apvlication No. Tingha 315-596. 


‘2,670, Abercrombie Copper Mines Ltd., mu 80, 


county Georgiana, parish Jeremy, 10 acres, appl 


Spokes No. Burraga 5-19. . 4 


9,671, H. Hadley, mp 13, county. Arrawatta, parish 
Rpckbey, 20°.acres, application No. Emmaville 
303-397. 

0, 2260 2end >. Bis M. Garth, mi 71, county Gough, 


parish Flagstone, 20 acres, application No. Emma- 
ville 308-409. 

2,678, A. Macdonald, mu 20, 
parish Anderson, 1 a. 6 t,.30.p. 
Tingha 310-584, 


county Gough, 
at eae No. 


“county 
Hardinge, parish Swinton, 10 acres, application ca 
ae Tingha 329- 623. 

2,694, C. Laut, mu 3, county Hospice, parish 
Clandulla, 2 acres, application No, Rylstone 30- 
131, 


. 2,806, The Conmonwealth Portland ‘Cement Cos 


Ltd., mui 31, county Roxburgh, parish Cullen 
Bullen, 16 a, ‘Lr, /84 pi; application Na. Capertee 
67-89. 


. 2,OL6e WW. ehupverd: mi 2, county Cumberland, 
parish Holdsworthy, 2 acres, application No. Syd- 

~ ney 23-24. 

5 9.819, Block 14 Torrington N.L., mi 36, counties 


Gough and Clive, parishes Highland Home and 


. Rocky ale, 10 acres, application No. Torrington 94- 


133. 
. 9,820, H. J. King,’ un 1 county Mitchell, parish | 
: Leitch, SMe roere A apse “application No. agga 
Wagga 9-39. 
a SOL Bourke’s Hill Tin Sluicing ce N. i ML 


No. 
ee 


No. 
No. 


183, county Gough, parish Scone, 11 a. Pers 13 De; 
application Nok Emmaville 320-434. 


2827, A. W. Markham, mu 139, county Hardinge, 


parish Clare, 40 acres, rape een No. ‘Tingha, 362. ay 


402. Be oe 
2,829, D. Gearon, PML 9, Conte Westmoreland, aS 
parish Norway, 2.a, 0 r. 20-p, args ® Nox). i 
Oberon 94-169, > ar empath 
2 .830,. W.. Foxy ma 1, county : Cumberland, parish oes 
Gordon. 4 acres, ‘application No. Sydnév 22-23. - 
2,831, W. Fox. mu 2, county Cumberland, parish ” 23am 
Gordon, is aE ORD a eel on ee o. Sydney yi 
24-26., a 


MINERAL, ene “Coan "AND ve MIN ay) 1906, 


No. 





No. ae 
owt, 99, county Roxbur “parish Cullen. Bullen, 


. 500, R. Gilbert, mn 6, county Northumberland, “a 


. 601, R. Gilbert and ee wl ML 45, county North- 


. 502, Re Gilbert, wp 12. ‘county Northumberland, - o 


45, The Coat Cliff Collieries Ltd., mp 26, county 
Cumberland, parish Southend, 640 acres, ‘applica: 


_tion No. Wollongong 20-18. 
No. 


270, Pacific’ Coal Co. Ltd. mu 4, aonatd Nor thum 
borland, parish Awaba, 6 a. 1 r. 35 Ds applica. 
tion No, Newcastle 56-73. 


. 271, Pacific Coal Co. L#d., mu 5, county Northum | 


herland, parish Awabs 30 as, 2 Xs "BONS applica - 
tion No. Newcastle 57-74 

"394. N. &. R. Hume. we 2, _ county Canaan 
parish Wongawilli,. 640 aeres, application Na. 
Wollongong 149-176. —~ 
3095, N. Bi Ry Hume, Mu fis ‘county. Camden. 

parish Calderweod, 58 a. 3 r.- "12 P-, application 
No. Wollongong 158-186. 
462, J. G. North: and another. Mt 20, county 
Cook. parish Megeiong, 89 ae 3 r., application 

No. Penrith 6-6. ~ 


. 499, R. Gilbert, ML 36. nihity Northumberland Sh ae 


parishes Teralba and Mulbring, 223-a. 2 r. 6 p.; <8 
application No. Hast Maitland 78-179. a 





parish Mulbring, 310° acres, application No. East nee 
Maitland 79-180, aon 


umberland, parishes Awaba and Coorumbunge, 
555 oan Bers. pi. application No. Newcastle 198. 






parish Teralha, 329 a, 1 i 29 Ds application Noe 7 = 
Neweastle 142-186. jt ey is 
534, The-Renown Coal ‘an Shale Mindi: Co. Ltd., AS 


Laer. 15 pa » application, No. berated 53-74. Th 
) a IOs 








ge. Peo F ae Po ‘ 
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«17 Nov., 1922.) | NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 160, “op 6R21 
Mining PurrosEs Leases, Mining Act, 1906. No. 458, S. W. M. Mills, gus 115 and 116, county 
No. 36, Lyndhurst Railway and Mines Ltd., qx 16, Georgiana, parishes Tuena and Yarraman, 68 a. 
county Bathurst, parish Belubula, 39 a.2r,, appli- | 1 r. 16 p., application No, Tuena 8-146. ; 
hehe Garcon 19: No. 471, Grampian Hills Tin Sluicing Co. N.L., mu 4, 
No. 180, J. Johansson, eu 3 and per 1, county Vernon, county Gough, parish Strathbogie North, 9 a. 1 r. 
parishes Tia and Tiara, 4a. 3r. 19 p., application | _ 19 P-, application No, Emmaville 47-423. : 
Nos. Walcha 3-9 and 2-10. ; No. 473, A. W. Miller, mu 26, county Gough, parish 
No. 146, L. Edgley, mi 16, county Mufchison, parish Bloxsome, 8 a. 2 r. 13,p., application No. Glen 
Capel, 23 acres, application No. Barraba 3-19" Innes, 77-309. 


No. 147, J. McKeon, et 53, county Dampier, parishes 


Bergalia and Moruya, 3 roods, application Ne. Dam Srre, &c., Lease. 


Moruya 4-82. No. 21, A. R. Winckler, at 88, county Wallace, parish 
No, 176, G. A. Stonebridge, mn 28, county Buller, Kiandra, 18 a. 2 r. 4 p., application No. 
eo Wylie, 73 a. 2 r. 17 p., application No.. Kiandra 1. 
J eae Ponta 2-129. SpecraL Lease. 
0. , W. B. Kirkman, er 61, county Georgiana, | No, 10, E. F. Murvhy, mu 1, county Clarence, parish 
parish Kempfield, 7 a. 2 r, 31 p., application No. Great Marlow, 108 a. 3 r. 19 Di, application No. 


Trunkey 7-127. 5 
No. 261, W. Baxter, mi 49, county Cunningham, iat a Neale 
pee ae 8 acres, application. No. Condobo- J.C. L. FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines. 
mM 2- . 
No, 265, A. Adams, mr 56, county Gough, parish 
' ~ Strathbogie North, 9 a. Or. 34 p., application No. 








Emmaville 16-320. [3312] Sydney, 17th November, 1922. 
No. 266, A. Adams, mu 57, county Gough, parish - 
’ Res ee SUSPENSION OF LABOUR CONDITIONS ON 
Strathbogie North, 7 a. 3 r. 15 p., application No. OERTAIN AMALGAMATED LEASES. 


4 Bie eee: 17-321. 
- No. 30 . H. Martyn, mu 99, county Gough, parish N pursuance of the p: : ferred 
. : ity { powers conferred upon me by 
Wellington Vale, 20 acres, application No. Deep- if the Mining Act, 1906, section 118, subsection 4 
N water 14-248. : ‘ Se (b), I, Jonn Cuartes Lucas Fitzpatrick, Minister for 
o. 309, Tungsten Mines N.L., mu 5, county King, Mines, after inquiry and report by the Warden, have 
parish Alton, 12 acres, application No. Frogmore granted suspension of the labour conditions on the 


2-18, der tioned leases for the riod ified. 
No. 311. The Mount Dudley Gold-mining Co, N.L., } [1929-6,905 R. & Lk: Ep Me eit 
4 Gu 96, county Georgiana, parish Kempfield, 1 acre, : 


. application No. Trunkey 9-186. J.C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 
No. 340, The Mount Dudley Gold-mining Co. N.L., 
GL 98, county Georgiana, parish Kempfield, 1 a. —— 


Or. 12 p., application No, Trunkey, 11-197. : 
No, 343, The Asbestos Mining Company of Australia ! Dredging Leases Nos. 351, 353, 359, and 368 (Mining 
Ltd., mu 16, county Darling, parish Woodsreef, Act, 1906), standing in the name of T. H. Martyn, 


3 acres, application No. Barraba 5-66. f Ti: 3) montl I 
No. 370, E. P. Johnson, mu 10, county Flinders, Ae rae ae ner Se OnPn  ous iy aa 


parish Camden, 10 acres, application No. Can- 
belego 7-134. pau Oe. a 
r Drepeing Leases; Mining Act, 1906. [Form G@ 1.] 
No. 338, L. R. Litchfield and another, mr 3, county \ / P 
Gough, parish Clive, 35 a. 2 r. 28 p., application | NOTICE UNDER MINING ACT, 1906—APPLICA- 
No. Tingha 115-458. : TIONS FOR DREDGING LEASES. 
_ No. 406, Grampian Hills Tin Sluicing Co. N.L., mu 74, j 
county Gough, parish Strathbogie North, 43 a. AX inquiry in terms of section 91, Mining Act, 
: 2r. 19 p., application No. Emmaville 34-366. 1906, will be held as follows:—Application No, 
- No, 407, Grampian Hills Tin Sluicing Co. N.L., mu 75, “* 212-731, Tingha, by L. R. Litchfield and E. Cox, to 
; county Gough, parish Strathbogie North, 15 a. mine for tin by means of hydraulic sluicing, on por- 
2 r. 27 p., application No. Emmaville 35-367. tion M.L. 45, parish Clive, county Gough, embracing 
_ No. 409, A. H. Poole. mu 13, countv Buccleuch, parish } an open flat adjoining portion M.L. 3 on the south 
~  Cooleman, 91 a. 3 r. 5 p., application No. Tumut | and east, and portion M.L. 43 on the east, west, and 





10-119.’ south, at Warden’s Court, Tingha, on 29th Novem- 
No. 416, Cope’s Creek Central Tin Dredging Co. N.L., | ber, 1922, at 11 a.m. 
mui 82, county Hardinge. parishes Swinton and Objections to the applications must be lodged in the 
_ Darby, 12a.0r. 7 p., application No. Tingha 151- | Warden’s Office where application made on or before 
538. the date of the inquiry. 


W.I1. PERRY, 
. Warden. 


No. 449, R. Partridge, mi 3, county Hardinge, 3 ; 
. 4th November, 1922. [3114] 


| 
_ parishes Swinton and Darby, 2 acres, application | 
No, Tingha 176-617. | 


Z 





[3285] Department of Mines, 
a ; Sydney, 17th November, 1923. 


~ 


BEVOCATION OF PART OF RESERVE No. 33,261 FROM COWDITIONAL SALE (WITHIN. THE UPPER HUNTER 
eee ; GOLD-FIELD EXTENSION), PARISH OF OMADALE, COUNTY OF DURHAM. 


H® Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Kxecutive Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, and with the 

concurrence of the Secretary for Lands, direc's it'to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 106 of the Mining 
Act, 1906, part of Reserve No. 33,261 from condi'ional sule (within the Upper Hunter Gold-field Extension), h: reunder described, shall 
be revoked, and it is hereby revoked accordingly. 

















[1922-61,227-120 Misc] P pee J.C. L. FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines. 
‘ ScuHEDULE, °- 
Land | ; Date of : 
District. Olean: ach Purpose. | Notia cation. | County. | Parish, | Shire. | Area, | Part revoked, Papers N3, 
: ge a Ds x ad ocak nes 
Scone ...| Has a8 ditional sak | 14S: pt., 190)} Durham ,,,) Omadale...| Upper Uunter| 32 0 0/| Part within portion 9 an sc, 
ia tetn, oy Terie, tances: Ba ‘ +: (about), intervening road. Pian 1922-5,274 
r ' Gold-field Extension), i \ D. 271-1,557. (Mines). 








i 6192 i 41) NEW. SOUTH.WALES.GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 160,» [17 Nov, 1922 


[3281]... 





2 i 8 


- Department; of Mines, . 
Sydney, 17th. sad 1 1922, 
REVOCATION OF PART OF RESERVE No, 82, 320 FROM CONDITIONAL SALE (WITHIN THE CUDGEBEGONG 
.., GOLD-FIELD), PARISH OF. PUGGOON, COUNTY OF BLIGH. 
He: Hrxeelloney the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, and with the 
eoneurrencé of ‘the Secretary for Lands, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 106 of the Mining 
Act, 1906, part of Reserve No. 32,320 from conditional sale (within the Cudgebegong Gold- feld), hereunder described, shall be revoked 
and it is hereby revoked secordingly. 


























[1922-6,226-120 Misc.] . J.G. 1. FITZPATRICK, eee far Mines, 
‘§ SOHEDULE. _ 
Distro Division, a Purpose. ae | County, | Parish, | | shire. r Area. L Part revoked, Papers No. 
‘ a Be Dev idle 
Wellington | Eastern..; 32,320 | From conditional sale! 13 April,1901] Bligh . ...| Puggoon...| Wyaldra ...} 2 0 0 | Part within portion 118.) Miso, 
Pig, (within the Cudgebe- Plan B, 8,088-1,570, 1932- 5,388 


gong Gold-feld), | ated ; (Mines), 





[8282] : Dbpartivent of Mines, 
, - Sydney, 17th Nbeoskbde: 1922. 


REVOCATION OF PARTS OF RESERVE FROM CONDITIONAL SALE (WITHIN THE CANOWINDRA GOLD- FIELD), 
PARISH OF COLLETY, COUNTY OF ASHBURNHAM. 


i ips Excéllency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, on the recommendation of thie Minister; and with the 
concurrence, of the Secretary for Lands, directs it to be notified that; in pursuance of the provisions of section 106 of the Minin# 
Act, 1906, parts of reserve from conditional sale (within the Canowindra Gold: field), hereunder described; shall be revoked, and it is 


hereby revoked according} 
" J. C. Lb, FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Minos. 





[1922-6,228-120 Mise. J 















































ie ScHEDULRE: 
ne ‘ ie Division. Breer Par pose, Bente Bk xe County. | Parish. | Shire. | Area. Part revoked. Papers No, 
: P Spey ht os 
Molong...| Eastern.,| .... | From conditionalsale| 21 Mar., 1879; Ashburn- | Collet’ 4] Boree | 1 0. 0 | Part within portion 179. Flan Mise, 
j ian je Canow: ham. (about), A. 7,102-1,770. "| a 
: indra Gold-field) , | ines), 
Dd vies GO nse] cavees ao ee| 18 April, 188 do: a. Go is} dO Por) fee ge | est) do ow do oe 
. | ( ee (about), : ; 
[3283] Department of Mines, 


Sydney, 17th N ovember, 1922. 
REVOCATION OF PART OF RESERVE FROM CONDITIONAL SALE (WITHIN THE GLOUCESTER GOUD-FIELD) 


PARISH OF TOPI TOPI, COUNTY OF GLOUCESTER. 
H*® Exeellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, and with the 
concurrence of the Secretary for Lands, directs it to be notified that, in pursaance of the provisions of section 106 of the Mining 
Ast, 1906, part of reserve from conditional sale (within the Gloucester @old- field), hereunder described, shall be revoked, and it is hereby 


revoked aceordingly. 
[1922-6,224-120 Misc. ] J. G. L. FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines. 



































Souepve, 
18 ¥ aS ‘ ie Fe : z ¥ z 
ry Division Byer Purpose. Raa Se County. | Parish. | Shire, Ares. | Part revoked. Papers No. 
; i : 
2 in : a 1. Pp. ny ‘ec. 
Gloucester,.| Eastern.) ...... | From conditional sale) 25 Mar., 1879} Gloucester ...| Topi Topi..! Stroud 4 181. | Part. wilhin portion 137,| 1922-8,742 - 
(within the Glouv- Plan G, 5,148-1,497, (Mines). 
cestur Gold-field). | | F 
é eee ‘ aa 7 = 
[8286] . Department of Mines, 
5 Sydney, 17th November, 1923) 


REVOCATION. OF PART OF RESERVE No. 31,563 FROM CONDITIONAL SALE (WITHIN THE ABERCROMBIE 
GOLD-FIELD), PARISH OF GRABINE, COUNTY OF GHORGIANA. 
Is Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Uouncil, on the recommendation of the Minister, and with the con- 
currence'of the Secretary for Lands, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 106 of the Mining Act, 
1906, part of Reserve No. 31,563 from eonditional sale (within the Abercrombie Gold- field), hereunder described, shall be revoked, and it is 


hereby revoked accordingly. 
[1922-6, 225-120 Misc. ] Js Oak. FITZPATRIOK, Secretary for Mines. 









































SSeS Sit SCHEDULE. 
eridr, | Division. | Reserve eee: Parish Shi A - Part revoked a ig 
District, "| Ne. | eid tie Notification. | Comey. ae rane eek tee ieee Se oe td 
| : / a. 2D, 
Carcoar.... Eastern | 33,563 From conditional sale) 27 Oct., 1900) Georgiana .../ Grabine ..| Crookwell “1. . 0° | Part within portion 110.| Mise, 1922- 
imate . - (within Abercrombie Shire. ‘ Pian C, 6,272-),506, 5,389 
| ' Gold-field), | : 2 ; (Mines), 
} hee, i z, # : 
[3284] j _ Department of Mines, 


Sydney, 17th November, 1932. 


REVOCATION OF PART OF RESERY 8 No. 19,891 FROM CONDITIONAL & S4LE (WITHIN THE BOURKE, COOPER , 
Es as -) DOWLING, AND GIPPS GOL)-*IRLD), PARISH Of. WYALONG, COUNTY OF GIPPS. 


rIs Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, on tbe recommendation of the Minister, and with the | 
concurrence of the Secretary for Lands, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 106 of the Mining 
Act, 1906, part of reserve No. 19,891 from conditional sale (within the Bourke, Cooper, Dowling, and Gipps Gold-field), hereunder 
described, shall be revoked, and it is hereby revoked accordingly. 
(1922-6,228-120 Misc.) 





a Oz i, HITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines. 
































ScnEDULE: : paags 2) etngas eres j 

Lana Beaerv “¥ . AL eee Suk, ‘die eet. 

District, | Division. | jie Purpose. | somnee ea | County. | Parish. | Shite. "/ Area, | Partrevoked, |_| Papers No. 
‘ Rene Ie iy ea laa: Sha 
Wyalong..| Central,..! 19,891 | From. conditional sale) 14 Mar., 1894) Gipos Wyalong ..,} Bland 0 %10 | Part within portion 907. “Ms. 19322 * ¥ 
i (within the Bourke, : Shire, J. Plan G, 2,975-1,871) ' 5,19 v 
Ni Cooper, Dowling, aud (Mines), f 
eps oer ns Sipps. Gold -Aeld). aml eenli < anne } 


. 








- PROCLAMATION, 








CROWN LANDS ACTS. 





a # der of the Most Distinguished Order of St. 
Michael and St. George, Governor of the State of New 
South Wales and its Dependencies in the Common- 
wealth of Australia, with the advice of the Executive 
Council, in pursuance of the provisions of section 5 
of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, do here- 
by, by this Proclamation, declare each of the sub- 
stances mentioned. ‘in the Schedule hereto to be a 
mineral within the meaning of the said Act :— 


oan [Misc. 1922- eae 
é Tan Scueptne. 
nak carat ~ Monazite. 
pee pyrites, pee. ars 
auxite pee -Pitchblende. 
ot ~ Chromite, - a Platinoid minerals. |. 
ae 5 Crvelite.” Scheelite, 
Sa - Tron ere. Tungsten and its ores, 
Tronstone. | _ Wolfram. 
ORS Se pe ihe Pag ae 
it Roe Laterite. Zine 
mou Se Merciry. 7) Petroleum. 
; _ Molybdenite. - Mineral oils, 


re, ah Signed and sealed a Sydney; this fourteenth day 
; oa OE November, 1922, 


W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 
By I His Excellency’ s Command, 


Wee Ee WEARNE, 


3012] GOD SAVE THE KING! 5 








ee [3367] = Sydney, 17th November, 1922. 
Ty is heroby notified, for public atropmauion: that, 
in accordance with the provisions of the 26th sec- 
tion of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the 
- undermentioned gentlemen are hereby appointed as 





Trustees of the portion. of the General Cemetery at | 


Spicer’s Creek, dedicated 10th January, 1888, set 
apart for Unsectari ian Burial Ground, namely :— 


Messrs. James *Albert. Hughes, William Zell. Percy 
~ William Morrison ts lieu of Mr. W. ‘Hughes, 
ates Mh Messrs. F. C. G. and H, A. C, Lowe, 


ved). ae 
[Mie "1922. 7040} 
a BE. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. » 
































sd ae Reetney, 17th November, 1922. 
7 is hereby notified, for public information, that, 
in accordance with the provisions, of. the “Public 
Trusts Act, 1897, His Excellency the Governor, with 
the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased 
to approve of the appointment of the undermentioned 
gentlemen and body as Trustees respectively for the 
- portions of land hereinafter particularised, namely :— 


Reserve No. 627 at Wardell, aréa 35 acres 27 perches, 
‘notified 14th June, 1880, for Public Recreation :— 
‘Messrs. Paul Lumley, Michael Reardon (in lieu of 


Messrs. I. Bartlett and ba bamley: deceased). 
ee Bes ‘ 489] 


a 








ig oe No. 36,896 ab Catan Head, area about 90 
Soa sed eh December, 1903, for Public. Recrea- 


: Hutiett 
Mellwain, re- 


Leslie’ Herbert Rogers, Roscoe 
Goulder (in liew of Messrs. R. M. 
signed, and G. J. Rogers, deceased). 
ae Sed 


_ & 


55,581 at*Griffith, parish of -ondaryan, 
ooper, area 5 acres 1 rood 24 perches, 
ein ly 1922, for Public Recreation :— 


_ D. Peter Taylor, Patrick William Slat- 
Willian Cummings, John Jacob, George 
wan 


LMise. a. Pte TB aloes Brewster, 


—_ 


Soe - Sir Water Epwarp Davipson, Knight Comman-. 


Reserve No. 


: October, 


. re “kands: Department Hotices, 





Reserves Nos. 46 892, ¢ area re acres 1 rood; 46,894, area 
1 acre 19 perches ; 46,896, area, about 3 acres, and. 
46,898, area 3 acres 3 roods, at Wentworth Falls, noti- 
fied 16th August, 1911, for Public Recreation :— 


John Richard Bainton, Esquire (in lieu of Mr, F, H. 
Moore, resigned). 
{ Mise. 1922-8, 476] 





Reserve No. 35,805 at Tambar Springs, parish of 
Urangera, county of Pottinger, area 991 acres, noti- 
fied 28th February, 1903, for Racecourse : — 
Messrs. Charles Wilfred Coe, George 

O’Rourke, Charles Gregory Simmons, 


John Turner, Robert Grace. 
| Mise. 1922-9,173) 


Andrew 
Frederick 





55,709, 


parish of Patonga, county of 
Northumberland, 


area about 22 acres, notified. 6th 
1922, for Public Reckestion and Access :— 


The Council of the Shire of Brina. 
[ Mise. Ls, 1922-40) 


W. Ei. WEARNEH, Minister for Lands. 





[3368 | Sydney, 17th November, 192%. 


Tis hereby notified, for public iutorilation, that, 
in accordance with the provisions of the Public 
Trusts Act, 1897, His Excellency the Governor, with 
the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased 
to approve of the removal of the undermentioned 
gentlemen, who have left the district, from their 
positions as Trustees of the portion of the General 
Cemetery at Snpicer’s Creek, dedicated 10th January, 
1888, set apart for Unsectarian Burial Ground, and 


_ they are hereby removed accordingly, namely :— 


Messrs: F. 
[ Misc. 1922- 7,549 | 


W.E. WEARNE, 1 Minister for Lands. 


C. G. Lowe, H. A. C. Lowe. 





[3335] Sydrey, 17th November, 1922. 


ADDITION OF AREA TO A SPECIAL LEASE. 


T is hereby notified, for pubhe information, that, 
3 in pursuance of the provisions of section 164 of 
the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, an area of 
994 acres, comprised in portion 25, parish Tabbimoble, 
county. Richmond, shire Woodburn, has been added to 
Special Lease 1920- 19, Grafton, and now forms part ot 
such special lease, held by Francis Towns W otherspoon, 
subject to the annual rent of the lease being increased 
to £19 8s. 8d, from the lst November, 1922; but othei- 
wise to the same conditions, provisions, ‘exceptions, 
reservations, and covenants under which the granting 
of the special lease was notified in the Government 
Gazette of the 23rd September, 1921. 
[Ms. Ls. 1922-8 931] 


W. EK. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 








[3354] Sydney, 17th’ November, 1922. 


PROPOSED CLOSING OF UNNECESSARY PARTS 
OF ROADS. 


OTICH i is hereby given that the Minister for Lands 
’ is of opinion that it is expedient to close, under 
the provisions of the 19th and 20th sections of the 
Public Roads Act, 1902, the parts of roads hereunder 
described ; and all persons interested are hereby called 
upon to set forth in writing, addressed to the Minister 
for Lands, within one month from date of this notice, 
any objections which may appear to them to exist to 
the closing of the said parts of roads. 


W. KE. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


DESCRIPTIONS. 


‘The unnecessary part of boundary road 1 chain wide 
north of portion 146 now included witnin measured 
portion 801, parish of Byron, county ef Rous, Byron 
Shire. - 

[Roads 1922-746-1 | 

‘The unnecessary part of road 150 links wide and of 
variable width, as now included within portions 357 
and 355. parish of Wyangan, county of Cooper, Carra- 
thool Shire. 
Ronde 1921-142: 6] 


6124 


—— 


[3353] 


Sydney, 17th Noyember, 1922. 


PUBLIC ROADS ACT, 1902. . 
fe roads and parts of roads hereunder. described 
are hereby declared to be public roads. 


W. E. WRARNE, Minister for Lands. 





DESCRIPTIONS. 


The designed unmeasured boundary road 8 chains | 


wide east of portions 113, 114, and end of road; 
portions 41, 142, 42, 110, and end of road, parish of 
Uri, county of Boyd. 


The boundary road 3 chains widé east of portions | 


5, end of road, 138, 38, 16, end of road, 27, 61, end 
of road, 60, end of road, and 59; boundary road north 
of portion 46, and end of road, parish of Ugobit, 
county of Boyd. 

Boundary road separating portion 131 from portions 
121, end of road, 125, and 124; lane southwest of 
portions 183, 184, 185, and 186 (part); boundary road 
south of portions 190, 191, 189, 187, and 188; lane 
south of portions 219, 220, 192 to 197 and 199; boun- 


dary road south of portions 222, %21, 206, 205, 204, | 
203, 202, and 201; lanes south of portions 226 to 233, 


and allotment 6, section 83, west of portion 234, 


north-west of portions 235 and 236, west of portion’ 


246, and north-west of portions 248 to 251 inclusive: 
boundary road south of portions 242, 240, 239, 238, 
_ 237, and south-west of end of lane, and portion 236: 
boundary road south-west of portions 254, 253 952. 
end of lane, and 251; lane south-west of portions 
243, 244. and 245; boundary road north of. portions 
178, 74, 162, 87, 88, and 94, parish of Waddi, county 
of Boyd, Murrumbidgee Shire. 
LAgade eee 
oundary road of variable width separating portion 
_204 from portions 17, 18, and 193, parish at thicoe 
county of Rous, Terania Shire. — 
[Roads 1922-441-5] BOER 
Road in yse 1 chain wide through portion 73 (reserve 
2,275 from sale for aecess); boundary road. east of 
portion 63 north of portion 72, parish of Goombar- 
gana,.and north and east of portion 32, parish of 
Cn: 
oundary roads east and south of portion 142. an 
east. of portion 143, parish of Burrnmnutton See 
of une is 
oundary road north of portion 235, east of resery 
road within that portion, reserved road within See 
235; boundary road east of portion 192; reserved road 
Ad l portion ue eng part of boundary road in con- 
ation thereof sou of portion 1 i 
GOnOgery founey ot Goulburd Ha 
oundary road west of portions 63 and 66: - 
dary road north and west of portion 83: teat 
roads south of portions 124, 126, 53. 71. ‘43, BB. 
78, 79. and 80; boundary roads south of portions 82 
and 18, west of Great Southern Railway line boun- 
dary road east of portions 107 and 108, parish of 
Yambla, and continuation southerly porti 
pereh - pee county of Goulburn. 
oundary road east of portions 35 and 34. parish 
of Jindera, county of Goulbur a 
[Roads 1922-409-5] Bs EA 





[3351] Sydney, 17th November, 1922. 


cu is hereby notified. for public information, that in 

accordance with the provisions of section 6. Closer 
Settlement (Amendment) Act, 1918, the undermen- 
tioned area is hereby resumed for village settlement 
at Jincumbilly. ; 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister fof Lands. 





EASTERN DIVISION: 
Lanp District or Bompata, an» BipsentuKe Suree. 


County of Wellesley, parish of Pickering, containing 
an area of 112 acres 1 rood 25 perches: Commencing on 
the south-western side of the road 1 chain wide from 
Bobundara to Bombala at the northern corner of an 
area of 20 acres 1 rood 351 perches resumed for rail- 
way purposes from portions 24 (xxiv), 95, and 132, by 
Gazette of 15th September, 1915; and bounded thence 
on the south-east and north-east by north-western and 
south-western boundaries of that area, being lines 
bearing south 38 degrees 02 minutes west 499 7/10th 
links, south 52 degrees east 3.980 links, north 77 de- 
grees 32 minutes east 154 1/10th links, south 0 de- 
grees 29 minutes west 104 7/10th links, and south 77 


to portion 35, 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 160. [17 Novy 1992 





Cooma to Bombala sthenea by that railway bearingsouth 






Fig 


12 degrees 28 minutes east 111 5/10th links, and south ~ 


14 degrees 26 minutes east 410 3/10th links; thence by 
the concave side of an are of a circle of 21 chains 
radius curving to the left, the chord of which bears 
‘south 20 degrees 10 minutes east 138 links; thence 
bearing south 25 degrees 48 minutes east 410 4/10th 
links, south 27 degrees 39 minutes 30 seconds east 50 
links, south 24 degrees 34 minutes 30 seconds east 
383 4/10th links; thence by the convex side of an are 


of a circle of 11 chains radius curving to the right, ~ 
«the chord of which bears south 7 degrees 51 minutes 


30 seconds east 384 9/10th links; thence bearing south 
8 degrees 50 minutes west 383 4/10th links, south 
12 degrees 5 minutes west 30 9/10th links, and south 
15 degrees 20 minutes west 286 5/10th links; thence 
on the south-west by a line bearing north 52 degrees 


west, 7,629 links; thence on the north-west by a net- - 


ting fence bearing north 31 degrees 84 minutes 30 
seconds east 1,962 5/10th links to the south-western 
side of the aforesaid road 1 chain wide from Bobun- 
dara to Bombala; and again on the north-east by that 
road bearing south 5l-degrees 59 minutes west 1,688 
links, to the point of commencement; being those 
parts of portions 24, 95, 132, and 164, within the boun- 
daries of the survey,—as shown by red edging on plan 
catalogued Ms. 2,198 Gbn., deposited in the Depart- 
ment of Lands, Sydney. —__ we 1 

[Papers Clo. Sett. 1922-2,392] 





Sydney, 17th November, 1922. 


notified, for public information, that, 


'[ 3352] 
PT is hereb ‘ 
in accordance with 


hereinafter described is resumed for village settlement 
at Bukalong, Bs 


‘W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp District or BomsBata, AND BispBENLUKE SHIRE. 


- County of Wellesley, parish of Pickering, containing 
an area of 73 acres 3 roods, 24 perches, in two parts. 


|-First part thereof, containing an area of 42 acres 3 


roods 4 2/10th perches: Commencing at the inter- 
section of the eastern side of the rajlway from 
Cooma to Bombala with the northern boundary of 
portion 161 of 312 acres 3 roods 10 perches (ex. 
roads); and bounded thence on the south by part 
of that boundary bearing north 89 degrees 56 minutes 
30 seconds east’ 200 links; on the east_by a line bear: 
ing north 1 degree 17 minutes west 793 links; again 
on the south by a line bearing north 88 degrees 43 
minutes east 1,150 links; again on the east by a line 


ry 


bearing north 1 degree 17 minutes west 3,100 links; 


on the north by a line bearing south 88 degrees-43 — 


minutes west 726 links to a road 1 chain wide passing 
along a western and a northern boundary of portion 


125 aforesaid; by that road bearing south 26 minutes ~ 
south 89 degrees 33 


80 seconds east 100 links, an 
minutes 30 seconds west 590 links to the railway afore- 
said from Cooma to Bombala; on the west by that 
railway ;—being the concave side of an arc of a circle 
of 231 chains radius curving to the left, the chord of 
which bears south 5 degrees 38 minutes west 185 
5/10th links, and bearing south 14 minutes west 390 
5/10th links, and south 1 degree 17 minutes east 
3,222 5/10th links, to the point of commencement. 
Second part thereof, containing an area of 31 acres 
19 8/10th perches; Again commencing at the inter- 
section of the southern side of a road 1 chain wide 
passing along the south boundary of portion 90 of 


_40 acres (ex. road) with the western side of a road 1 


chain wide passing along the western side of the 


railway from Cooma to Bombala; and bounded thence 


on the east by the lastmentioned road bearing south 
1 degree 17 minutes east 1,781 5/10th links; on the 
south by a line bearing south 89 degrees 56 minutes 
30 seconds west 1,793 links; on the west by a line 
bearing north 1,298 5/10th links, and a road. 1 chain 
wide separating the land herein described from por- 
tion 89 of 318 acres (ex. roads) and 90 aforesaid 
bearing east 1 chain and north 486 links; and on the 
north by the lastmentioned road bearing south 89 
degrees 56 minutes east 1,653 links, to the point of 


commencement ;—being the lands within those parts 
of portions 99 and 125 included within the boun-— 
daries of the survey,—as shown by red edgings on. 
plan catalogued Ms. 2.199, Gbn., deposited in the * 


Department of Lands, Sydney. 


degrees 32 minutes west 235 links to the railway from | [Papers Clo. Sett. 1922-2904] beat ale 


en J 


the provisions of section 6, 
Closer. Settlement (Amendment) Act, 1918, the land 






~ 










* 2 


RY __ TERMS :—Deposit, 25 per cent; 








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M1 Nov, 1922] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 160. 


[3405] SW a Sydney, lth November, 1922. 
Boy ene. _ ~ LAND SALES. ae 
[* pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Con- 
solidation Act, 1913,-I, the Minister for Lands, do 
hereby notify that the following Lots of Land will be. offered 
for sale by public auction at the undermentioned places, at 
the times and on the days specified. ies 
ae W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands, 


y 





SALE AT THE COURT-HOUSE, COOLAMON, 


On Wednesday, the 20th day of Deeember, 1922, 
ae at 12 o’clock noon. 


Lanp District or WaGGa WaacGa, 


- Within the suburban boundaries of the village of Coolamon, 


parish Kindra, county Bourke, shire Coolamon. 


Turms :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in three equal 
annual instalments, with interest at 5 per cent. per 








annum. 
Supurean Lots. =e 
Upset — “oO Upset 
Portion.| . Area, Price per {Portion.|~ Area. Price per 
; ere Lot. : 2 Lot. 
. Bone. (Yet ee BOs Pee BR. Pet dee Bay 
283 | 7 237) 54 0 0} 299|10 0 0/ 50 0 0 
284! 7 0 0! 49 0 Of} 300/10 1 0} 41 0 0 
235} 9 2.8} 48 O OF 301/11 0 0} 55°00 
287110 3 0}; 48 0 Of} 302)12 3 30) 52 0:0 
288 | 10 0 0} 60. 0 OF - 


Situated about # mile from Coolamon railway station 


Papers Aln. 1922-8,228, Plan B. 3,699, 3,700, and 3,702- . 


- 1,806... 


SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, LISMORE, 


On Thursday, the 2lst day of December, 1923, 
Tass at 12 o'clock noon. 





Lanp Disrricr or Lismore. 


~ Within the town of Gundurimba, parish South Gundurimba, 


county Rous, shire Gundurimba, 


. Tanus :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in twelve months, 


with interest at 5 per cent. 

















_ Town Lots. 
z Allotment. Section. ‘Area. | Upset Price per Lot. 
ees. ; a. YT. Ds £5 god 
tO Se Reece eae «6 0.20 15 0 0 
start... ; 18 | 022-0 15 0 0 


id The land is situated in Vulcan-street. ss 
Papers Aln. 1922-8,154. Plan G, 21-1,702. © 


SALE AT THE COURT-HOUSE, URALLA, 
~ On Wednesday, the 20th day of December, 1922, 
-at-1l o’clock a.m. Bets 
- LanD District oF ARMIDALE. ~ 4 
- Within the suburban boundaries of the village of Uralla, — 
- parish Uralla, county Sandon, municipality Uralla.__ 
balance in two equal 
annual instalments, with interest at 5 per cent. per 























annum, 
mo Supursan Lots. 
i Es Upset ; ped Upset 
Portion.| | Area. ‘Price per { Portion. Area, Price per 
: ~ Lot. ~~ Lot. 
- Sg 
aes et £8 od: aaah iy Sagar «Saher cen Aor 
337 |1 0 0);20 0 0 350 | 1' 0 0} 33.0 0 
_ 8388 |} 0 0420 0 0 351 0 331/25 0 0 
Coad 2) by 22) 27.050 352 TY OEE | 25 0 0 
340 |1 0 0/20 0 0 353 1 0 297 28 0-0 
Sate bs: On (Or) 202 68 %54 | 1 017) 30 0 0 
342. |, 1 0 0) 30:0: 0 355 0 320) 30 0 0 
343. | 1 UV 0} 30 0 0 535 1 0 0} 30 0 0 
344 10 3 32/27 0 0 536 Te.08 O12 30: CBO 
345 «| «0 8 244) 27,0 0 537 1 0 0); 30 0 0 
- 346 +0 3 221,27 0 0 538 1 0 0} 30 0-0 
347 «| 0 3 224) 27 0 0 539 T'S 14-5407,05 5:0 
348° 70 3 224) 27 0 0 §40--| 1 213/40 0 0 
349 |b O 0! 30 0 6 541 1 138/40 0.0 


Papers Aln. 1922-8,211. Plans S. 4,095, 4,096, 4,278, and 


4,097-1,660, 








fas 3 


6128 





SALE AT THE COURT-HOUSE, GUYRA, 

On Wednesday, the 20th day of December, 1922, 
at 3 o’clook p.m. 
Laxp District or ARMIDALR. 
Within the suburban boundaries of the village of Guyra, 
parish Falconer, county Sandon, shire Guyra. 
Terms :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in four equal annual 
instalments, with interest at 5 per cent. per annum. 
f SusurBan Lots, 





Upset ta Upset 


Portion.|; ‘Area, Price per } Portion. Area. Priee per 
Lot. 


| ! Lot. 0 








a. Del Ly sad, ar pl £ 8. d. 
352. 2 1:0)147 6 OF 355: | 2 110 1143 0.06 
353 2 1. 0/136 0 07] 356 2 (PTA tb6- 20 @ 
354 2 1 0 125 .0. O | 357 2 114/168 0 0 


The upset prices are inclusive of the value of Crown 


| improvements. 


‘The land comprises part of the old racecourse. ts 
Papers Aln. 1922-8,210. Plan 8. 4,166-1,660. 


SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, PENRITH, , 


On Wednesday, the 20th day of December, 1922, 
at 12 o’clock noon. 


‘ ‘ Lanxp. District oF PENRITH. ; 
Parish Blackheath, county Cook, shire Blue Mountains. 


Terms :—Deposit, 25 per cent.; balance in 5. equal annual 
instalments, with interest at 5 per cent. per. annum. 


Country Lor. 














Portion, Area. Upset Price per Lot. 
ae &. Yr. py & 8. d. 
113 36 2 0 183 0 0 





Situation :—About 2% miles north from the Town of 
Katoomba, 

Character :—Undulating to steep, sandy soil, in. part 
swampy, about 11 acres good orchard land, and about 12 
acres suitable for fodder crops and yegetable growing with 
aid of fertilisers ; thickly timbered. ; 

Papers Aln. 1992-7,556. Plan C. 2,483-1,507. 





ENDERS for the purchase of portion 391, of 10 
acres 1 rood, parish of Narrabri, county of Nan- 
dewar, being Farm 78, Tibbereenah Estate, acquired 
under the provisions of the Closer Settlement Acts. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Narrapri; MuniIciraLity oF 
NaRRasRi. 


It is hereby notified, for general information, that 
tenders will be received at this -Department not 
later than 12 o’clock noon on Saturday, 25th Novem- 


ber, 1922, for the purchase of portion 391, of 10 acres 


‘1 rood, parish of Narrabri, county of Nandewar, in 

accordance with the provisions of subsection 6 of sec- 

tion 21 of the Closer Settlement (Amendment) Act, 

Tenders should be made on Form 36, addresesd to 

the Under Secretary for Lands, and endorsed ‘‘Ten- 

der for the purchase of portion 391, parish of Narra- 

bri, county of Nandewar,’ and they shall be made 

under and subject to the following provisions and 
conditions :— 

1, Tenders shall state the amount which the ten- 

derer is prepared to pay for the said portion, 

and a deposit of 20 per cent. of such amount, 

accompanied, by ad valorem stamp duty at 

the rate of 15s. per £100 tendered, shall be 

lodged with the tender, balance to be paid in 

seyen equal annual instalments, with interest 

at the rate of 54 per cent. per annum, but 

two or more instalments maybe paid at the 


' same time. : 
2. The Minister for Lands reserves the right. to 


\ accept or refuse any tender. 


3. The highest or any tender shall not necessarily 
ke accepted, et 
4. Municipal rates, amounting to £3 1Qac ode, 
owing on this farm as at 7th July, 1922, must 
be paid by successful tenderer to the Narrabri 
Municipal Council. ; 

Heliographs showing the portion and improvements 
thereon may be seen at the Information Bureau, 
Lands Department, Sydney, and at the Office of the - 
Crown Land Agent, Narrabri. 

[Papers, Clo, Sett, 5,780-4] 
[3025 ] W. BE. WEARNE, Minister for- Lands. 








6126 
ie 7, 
[3195] Sydney, 10th November, 1922, 


BY-LAWS FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF REED 
PARK, DAPTO. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of | 


the Executive Council, having approved of the 
following By-laws for the management of Reed Park, 
Dapto, such By-laws are published for public informa- 
tion, in accordance with the provisions of the Zabie 
Parks Act, 1912. 
{ Mise. 1922-9 943] 
W. E, WEARNE. 





We, the trustees of the land at Dapto, area 10 acres,’ 


proclaimed 22nd September, 1898, to. be a_ Public 
Park within the meaning of the Public Parks Act, 
1912, and known as ‘‘Reed Park,’’ do Hereby make, 
under the Public Parks Act, 1912, and by virtue of 
the powers thereby conferred, the following by -laws 
for the management of the said park: — 


PROCEEDINGS oF TRUSTEES, 


1, A’ regular meeting shall be held every three 
months, and especial meetings, when authorised by 
the Chairman. or by requisition of three trustees, 

2. All meetings shall be called by cireular, posted 
three days before the day of the meeting. 


3. A quorum for transaction of business shail con- ° 


sist of four members. 

4. The trustees shall elect a Chairman, Secretary, 
and Treasurer; and in the absence of the Chairman 
from any meeting any other trustee may preside. 


5. The annual meeting shall be held in the month - 


of September, or as soon as convenient in each year, 
at which meeting all officers shall be elected. 

6 Any vacancy in the positions of Chairman, Sec- 
retary, Treasurer, or Trustee shall be filled at the 
next regular meeting after the occurrence of such 
vacancy. 

7. No resolution passed at any meeting shall be 
rescinded unless proper notice-1s given and entered 
upon the notice-paper. 

8. The Secretary shall coe a proper record of the 
proceedings of each meeting, 

9. The park shall be open to the public at such 
hours on each day of the week as the Trustees may 
from time to time appoint. No person to enter or 
remain in or upon the park except at stated times. 

10, No person shall enter or remain in the park 
at any time at which it is not open to the public. 


11. No person, unless empowered by the trustees 
so to do, shall dig or cause to be dug or made any 
opening or cutting, or erect or place any post, pillar, 
hridge, crossing, or other fixture or erection of any 
description in or upon the park. No person, unless 
empowered by the trustees so to do, shall dig or 
remove, or cause to be dug or removed, any turf, 
ore clay, soil, or other material in or from the 
par 


12. No person alt deface, cut, injure. destroy, soil, 
or defile any wall or fence in or enclosing the park, 
or any building, barrier, railway,; seat, work of art, 
ornament, decor ‘ation, or any structure, or any tree, 
plant, shrubs in’ the park, No person shall throw or 
deposit any filth, rubbish, or refuse, or cause any 
filth, rubbish, or refuse: to be thrown or deposited 
upon the park. No person shall spit on the paths, 
seats, or lawns of the park. No person: shall climb 
upon, get over, injure, cut down, destroy, damage, 
or in any way interfere with the fences In or around 
the park, or in any manner disturb, damage, or 
destroy any property, chattels, effects, or things in 
the park. : 

13. No person shal) displace or remove any barrier, 
railing, post, seat, structure, erection, monument, 
work of art, or decoration in’ the park. No person 
shall remove, destroy, or -displace any implement, 
utensil, apparatus, appliance, or article provided for 
use, or used or adapted to be used in the laying-out, 
planting, improvement, or the maintenance of the 
park, or in the care, cultivation, or the protection of 
any. trees or plants in ‘the park. 


14, No lnanbhorised person shall at any time in the 
park— 


. (a) Remove or disturb any soil or flower-bed or | 


tree or plant. 

(b) Walk or run over, or stand, sit or lie upon any 
fower-bed or tree or plant. or ahy ground 
in the course of preparation or cultivation. 

{c) Cut or displace any turf, or in any manner 
destroy, damage, or interfere with any tree 
or plant. 

(d) Pluck any bud, blossom, Slower, oes in any 
tree or plant. 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No 100. 






et Nor, 1922, 





(e) Matra on’ ‘the water, or intertete: with the water : 
“supply. Aa : 

_ (f) Interfere in “any ‘way with any ive’ or 
animals, or unless, fishing is allowed iby ene 
trustees with any fish. 


The entrances to- and the exits from the ay 
shalt be by and at such — gates and stiles. therein 
respectively as the trustees may from time to time 


fix by resolution; and no person shall enter or leave 


the park except by such gates and stiles respectively. 
16 No person shall remove or displace any board, 
plate, or tablet, or any support, fastening, or ‘fitting - 
used or constructed, or adapted to be used for the. 
exhibition of any by-laws or notices, and fixed and 


- set. up by the trustees in the park, or at or near to 


any one of the appointed means of entrance to or 
egress from the park, or in or on any wall or fences — 
enclosing the same. 

17, No vehicle or horse traffic shall be allowed on 
the ground without the permission of trustees. °' 

18. No person shall drive or bring, or cause to be 
driven or brought into the park, any animals unless, 
in pursuance of an agreement with the trustees, or in. 
the exercise of any lawful right or privilege, whether 
under these by-laws or otherwise, such person is duly 
authorised to drive or bring such animals or to cause 
such animals to be driven or brought into the park. 

19. No person. shall cause or suffer any dog belong- 
ing to him, or in his charge, to enter or remain in 
the park, unless such dog is under proper control, and 
is effectually restrained from causing annoyance to 
any person, and from worrying or disturbing any ani- 
mal, and from entering any ornamental water, and 
from injuring, or destroying, or disturbing any bird — 
in the park: Provided that the trustees may, by gene- 

ral or special direction, exhibited at public entrances, 
peabibic under any circumstances the entr ance of dogs 
into the park, 

' 20. No person shall affix, print, post, paint, or cut 
or mark any advertisement, ‘sign, picture,’ bill, pla- 
card, notice, word, letters, or figures to or upon any 
wall or fence in or enclosing the park, or to or upon 
any tree, building, barrier, railing, seat, structure, 
erection, flagging, or path in the park. 

21. No person shall throw or discharge in the park 
any missile to the damage, danger, or annoyance of 
any person. 

22. No person shall in the park beat, shake, sweep, 
brush, or cause any carpet, drugget, rug, mat, or 
fabric retaining dust or dirt, or hang, spread, or de- 
posit any linen or fabric for the purpose of drying 
or bleaching. 

23. No person shall throw, distribute, deposit, or 
cause to be thrown, distributed, or deposited in or 
upon the park any handbills or other printed matter. 

24, Persons using the park for any purpose shall. 
prior to leaving the ground, collect and remove all 
waste material, scraps, or litter of any kind brought € 
or made by them. 


25. No person shall shoob. or Givch eas any Lae ZNeh 


or set off any fire-balloon, or throw, or set fire to any 
fireworks, unless authorised by the ‘trustees, or kindle 
any fires in the park, ocee in places set. apart for =a 
that purpose. 

‘26. No person, unless autho: ised by the trustees, 
shall offer or expose any article for sale therein. 


27. No public meeting of any kind, or assemblage Ee 
of persons together to the number of six or more fOr 
any purpose, shall be allowed in the park without the 
written permission of the trustees having first been 
obtained, and any or every person in such meeting or 
assemblage who, being desired by a constable or trus- 
tee to depart from the park, shall refuse, or wilfully — 
neglect to do so, may be removed, and. shall be liable 
to a fine. 

28. No person in the nek ‘shall play any musical 
instrument, or sing, tothe annoyance of any person. 

29. No “person in the park shall engage in train or 
practise for any race or peer Ww ithout permission of 
the trustees, ~ ki 

No person. shall depasture any horses, cattle; 
sheep, or stock of any kind in the park without the 
permission of the trustees having been previously 
obtained. > : 

31. No person in the State of intoxication shall enter 
ov remain within the park, and no person shall behave 
in a disorderly or offensive manner, or use any bad 


. language, or commit any act of indecency theremen %) Vise 
32. The control and permission, or refusal to allow 


the practise of all games of ball or of athletie exercises 


within the park shall be vested wholly in the trustees, 
and ahy person or persons persisting in an infringe- 


ment of the authority of the trustees in their direc- ~ 
tion of these matters, shall be deemed any ef lee 
offence, and eats to ene a 


















ne or ae exercises, or any meeting, 
in the park on Sunday. ‘without first hav- 
d permission of the trustees in writing. 

rson shall disrobe in the. park or traverse 


of the mark unclad or in t birthing costume. 


any. ae fine ees a ohare oe for fe ai ie the 
park, or any portion of it, and exclude the public 
- therefrom, except on “payment ‘of such charge. Such 
_ charge shall be fixed by the trustees, and the trustees 
_may transfer their right to collect such charge to any 
are society, club, or individual upon such terms as the 
Raper A trustees may determine: Provided that the proceeds. 
oe: received by the ‘trustecs under this clause shall ‘be 
devoted to the maintenance or “improvement of the 
: sph adis as the trustees may ‘direct. No person shall — 
. enter such portion of the park when he shall have been 
q excluded as aforesaid, or refuse or neglect to pay such 
Pet: Sone, charge as may have been. fixed as aforesaid. _ 


‘35. The trustees may at any time close the park, or 
ot) see meeer es thereof, for any. period, for the warps of | 
cla carrying out improvements ‘or repairs, 

36. The trustees may, subject to the consent of the, 
Minister for Lands, make such agreements for the use 
of the park for the depasturing of i ods and other 
tana as they may deem fit. 4 


87. Any) person. committing a bre ach of bes by-laws 
a shall’ be liable to a penalty not exceeding ten pounds, | 
_ and may be forthwith removed from the ‘park. 

-. The above by-laws were passed and adopted | ata 
ages of the trustees held at Dapto.. 


“GEORGE LINDSAY. » : 

oem ‘Chairman and Secretary ; 
? 'RUSTACE PieRV ANS cane Ep ueal ha. i 

-JOHN T. SWAN. | \ Trustees. 


praca | 


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- 'WILDTAM BEACH, hos (y.) 
Ph aMARSHAEA yt ooh huey 


IW ad. a BRIEN, - 
A _ sous ith avalon, 1922, 





~ the Piastese of Thud ungra R Saron tion Ceatuds 
» area ro acres, dedicated 2nd. 

tions are hereby. ei for public information. 
i LM ine. 1922- 9,004], Foes 


Sess “We B. WEARNE, Minister for Lands, 


#hy : 7a te Vet : ? 


a hy The ordinary meetings of a Prdeiaes shall be 
held not less than once in every four months on such 
day as may ‘be fixed, for the purpose by. the trustees, 
2. A special meeting of the trustees may be conv ened 
by the chairman or the ‘secretary, or any two of the- 
trustees, On giving at east twenty hours’ notice, No 
business shall be’ transacted | ‘at a special meeting except 
- that specified in the notice thereof, =” 
ae ODA by LE meetings of the trustees a majority of the 
' trustees‘ for the time being holding office shall form a 
— quorum, and in the absence of the chairman elected for 
the year any trustee who may be elected by the trustees 
then present shall be chairman of such meeting, . — 
“ae 4. The trustees shall elect annually a chairman and — 
a _ honorary ‘secretary, who shall have’ executive powers 
a tO carry on the business of the trustees between each. 
A meeting. The honorary secretary shall submit to each 
veeting a bi ta of all transactions and business carried 
ut. , 
5. The. trnstees shail keep proper. accounts of. all 





























ith the reserve, ‘and if so required by the Minister for 

ands shall furnish to him vouchers for all: moneys. 

expended, and a certified copy of their accounts for 
ny year, — 

The treasurer te trustees shall take charge of neue 

ceived in eonnection with the TESOL Cee (a4 


eo Bisibes provided, tiarotee that’ AN, 
fag payment of accounts in cases 
of ene ubn spel aécounts for confirm nation | 
ata soe : Sit, uth eho? \; oa 

Pang a i. - y, 









ie 
Se 

s é9 

t 


ea 


April, 1895, such Regula- 





het 
The trustees may appoint a ear xan al hy 
fees officers or seryants as May be necesé: WY ad I ry Ulf 
fix the respective amounts of salary or wages oa paid 
to them. 

“10. No meeting, performance, or entertainment of 
any kind shall be allowed on the reserve, or in any 
building thereon, without the written permission of the 
caretaker for the trustees being first obtained. 

11. All applications for permission to use the hall on 
the reserve shall be made to the caretaker for the 
trustees. ; 

12. The charges: for the use-of the hall specified. in 
the schedule hereto annexed shall be payable in advance 
to-the trustees, but the trustees may, if they see fit, 
remit the charges wholly or in part in any case where 
such use is required for charitable or patriotic purposes. 

13. Any person or body obtaining permission to use 
_ the hall, shall, on tara on of such use, leaye the 
hall and all fittings and furniture therein in the same 


» state of cleanliness and order as when such use was 


entered upon. £ 

.14. No person shalk nail upon the Mterior walls of 
the hall any decoration of any kind, without permission 
from ibe trustees. 

15. No person shall cut, break, or deface, injure, 

‘destroy, or defile any building or any fittings or furni- 
ture of any buijding on the reserve, or any notice, 
placard, seat, gate, post, fence, or other property on 
the reserve, 

16, No person shall bring on to the reserve, or into 
any btilding thereon, any spirituous ov intoxicating 
liquor. 

SN NO person Shall, in the reserve, or inany building 
thereon, be in a state of intoxication, or behave in a 
disorderly manner, or create or take part in any disturb- 
ance, or comunit any act-of indecency, or obstruct any 
servant of the trustees, or interfere with any meeting, 
performance, or enter tainment, or use insulting words 

or gestures, or otherwise misbehave. 

18. Any person who, without the permission or con- 
sent of the trustees, or any officer of the trustees duly 
authorised in that behalf, or without having paid any 
lawful charge for admission, shall enter or remain upon 

any building on the reserve, or who shall neglect or .° 

refuse to pay such charge immediately upon demand. 
thereof by such officer may forthwith be removed from 
the reserve by any officer of the trustees, or by a police 

constable, and in addition thereto shall be liable to a 

penalty not exceeding five pounds. 

19. Any person committing a breach of the foregoing 

regulations for which no other penalty is expressly 

provided shall be liable to a penalty not. exceeding ten 
pounds, 





Sabra See Cle 
Use of hall—full night (from-6 pan. toG am. 1.0 0 
Use of hall—half night (from 6 p.m. to 12 — 
eae ae Rape 5 Ge LO22:O 
‘Political meetings not exceeding ‘f hours © 
Night + sy ete ON ait ere 6 OLA O tO 
Day>, SS BNE tes ied cee ee O 
Public meetings held during day fe ipa ree 


‘Public meetings held at night—Tirst hour .. 0 2 O 
Public meetings—KEach, additional hour or 
part thereof... ch ith at a Ae O 


All religious services free. 


All other entertainments to be: paid for as trustees 
agree in council.. 





[3369 | OS “Sydney, 17th November, 1922, 


* REGULATIONS FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF. . 
BUNDANOON RECREATION RESERVES. 


[ ris Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 


the Hxecutive Council,’ having been pleased to 
make the following LAS Re: for the management 
of Resetves Nos. 218, 2,441, 9,811, 210, 387,139, 14,906, 


} BB S28) 88105.,and 45,008, at Pra St notified 19th 


September, 18838, 2nd -October, 1886; 6th July, 1889; 
1ith July, 1883; 80th January, 1904; 12th December, 
1891; 24th June, 1305; 6th August,.1904; and 9th 


March, 1910, respectively, for Public Recreation, such 


Regulations are hereby published in accordance with. - 
section 1 of the Public Trusts Act, 1897. ‘ 
{Ms. 1922-9,160 | 
W. BE. WEARNE, Minister for Lands, 
ors i i ah 
REGULATIONS. f 

1. The trustees shall meet from time to time, at any 

hour and place decided on, and at such meeting three 


| shall forma quorum. The chairman and secretary or 


any three trustees may convene a meeting at any 


time, 








raat 
‘eae 


i VAN \ 





= 


EE! 
ge! eee trustees shall expend in the improvement of 


re 


e resenyés All’ such sums of money as may be derived 
as révéntie from such reserves, including sale of grass 
right, fees, fines, collected donations, subscriptions, or 
Government grants in aid thereof. f 

3. The reserves shall be open at all times to the 
public, but may, if the trustees by resolutions so de- 
clare, be closed for a period not exceeding three days- 


at any one time, nor exceeding fifteen days in any one 


year; and the trustees may at any Such time make a 
charge for admission to the reserves and exclude the 


public therefrom except on payment of such charge, . 


such charge to be fixed by the trustees. Or the trustees 


may, by resolution, transfer their right to collect such - 


fees for admission to the reserves, or to any’part of it, 
during any portion of the abovementioned period, to 
any society, club, or individual, upon’ such terms as 
the trustees by resolution may determine: Provided 
that the fees for admission in all such cases shall be 


determined by the trustees, and. the proceeds received 


by the trusteesgunder this regulation shall be devoted 
to the maintenance or improvement of the reserves as 
the trustees shall direct. “Any person entering such 
reserve when they shall have been excluded as afore- 
said shall be liable to:a penalty of not more than five 
pounds. ; 

4, Fhe trustees may appoint an , officer over the 
reserves with such assistants and labourers as may be 
deemed necessary, with powers and authorities neces- 
sary to enable such officer to perform his duties as 
the trustees may from time to time direct, and who 
shall have the power, under the direction. of the 
trustees, to proceed against any person committing a 
breach of these regulations. 

5. The said ofticer, or any officer or servant of the 
trustees, shall protect the reserves, and for that pur- 
pose shall remove, or ke at liberty to callin the ard ot 
the police for remoyal by force, if necessary, of any 
person who shall, by disorderly or insulting conduct, 
eause annoyance or inconvenience to any person in 
the said reserves, and such person so offending shall 
forfeit and:pay:a penalty not exceeding ten pounds. 


6. Any person destroying or damaging any fence, 


enclosure, tree, or shrub, footpath, flowers or ferns, or — 


other improvement on the reserves, shall pay a fine 
not exceeding ten pounds. 

7. Any person who shall remove any firewood or 
timber from the reserves, or who shall wilfully destroy 
or damage any of the trees or shrubs growing thereon, 
or who shall wilfully set fire to any grass, tree, or 
shrub, or timber growing or being thereon, or who 
shall injure any building, fence, gate, seat, platform, 
or turnstile, or any other property, structure, or thing 
thereon, shall, on conviction, forfeit and pay a penalty 
not exceeding ten pounds. ; 

8. Any person who shall offend against decency by 


the exposure of his or her person in the said reserves . 


shall forfeit and pay ’a penalty not exceeding ten 
pounds, 

9, No tents, booths, or stalls shall be erected on the 
reserves without the consent of the trustees being first 
obtained, under a penalty not exceeding ten pounds. 
Any person who shall, without the permission of the 
trustees, be found occupying any portion ‘of the re- 
serves, either by residing on or by erecting any tent, 
hut, or building thereon, shall be liable to a penalty 
not exceeding ten pounds, a ; 

10. No horse-racing or horse-breaking Shall be allowed 
on the reserves without the permission of the trustees, 
under a penalty not exceeding ’ten pounds, 


11. Any person who shall deposit any rubbish on the 
reserves, or who shall remove any rock, stone, earth, 
or other material therefrom, without first obtaining 
permission from the trustees, shall, on conviction, for 
feit and pay a penalty not exceeding ten pounds. 

12. If any person shall cross or pass, or attempt to 
cross or pass, any fence on or enclosing. the reserves, 
otherwise than by the gate or openings left for passage, 
he shall, on conviction, forfeit and pay a penalty for 
each offence of not exceeding ten pounds. 

18. Any person who shall wilfully let in, or know- 
ingly suffer to enter upon the reserves, any animals 
without due suthority, shall be liable for every such 
offence to a penalty not exceeding ten pounds, a 

14, Any person who shall unlawfully cause any 
annoyance or inconvenience to any other person or 
persons in the free use and’enjoyment of the reserves, 
shall forfeit and pay a penalty not exceeding ten 
pounds. : i: 

15. No person shall climb any of the trees, or climb 
or jump over any of the seats, or jump over’ or in 
any way get over, or under, or through, or between. 
any fence or rail erected in the reserves, or shall stand 
or lie upon any of the seats, under a penalty not 
exceeding ten pounds, ea tuple ts 


Pi 


| NEW SOUTH WALES: GOVERNMENT GAZETTH, No. 160, 


fence, pillar, or rail in the reserves. : 
offending against this regulation shall be liable to a 
“penalty not exceeding two pounds. 





5 Svea Z 


€ 


any. bill on any such seat or building, or on any tree, 
Any person 


2 eve ye 


17. No person shall engage-in any race or game. 


without the permission of the trustees, or throw or 
propel from a catapult or sling any stone or other 
missile, or light a fire im the reserve, or deposit thereon 
any rubbish or other offensive matter or thing, or any 
dead animal, broken glass bottles, cast-off clothing, or 


litter of any kind, or shall, without such permission, » 


discharge any firearms or fireworks therein. Eyery 
person so offending may be forthwith removed from the 
reserves, and shall be liable to a penalty not exceeding 
ten pounds. ; 

18. No public meeting of any kind or assemblage of 
persons together to the number of six or more for any 


purpose shall be allowed in the reserves without the— 


written permission of the trustees having been. first 


obtained, and any or every person in any such meeting 
or. assemblage who, being desired. by any ‘constable or 


officer to depart from the reserves, shall refuse or 


wilfully neglect to do so, may be forthwith removed | — 


from the reserve, and shall be liable to a fine not 
exceeding five pounds, —. ‘ ge, ee 

19, Every person in the reserves ina state of intox1- 
cation, or behaving in a disorderly manner, or creating 


or taking part in any disturbance, or wilfully injuring 


any building; fence, tree, shrub, flower, rail, lamp, or 
seat,.property, or other thing therein or, thereon, or 
obstructing any officer, or interfering, not being ‘a 


player, with any game or sport therein, or swearing . 


or making use of profane or obscene language, or 
insulting words or gestures, towards any person may 
be forthwith removed from the reserves and shall be 
lidble to a penalty not exceeding five pounds. — ~ = 
20. No performance or entertainment of any kind 


‘shall be permitted in the reserves without a written 


permission from the trustees. 

21. No person shall depasture any animal in the re- 
serves without written permission of the trustees, All 
horses, cattle, sheep, or other animals, and all poultry 


found therein shall be removed by any police officer, — 
or officer or person employed by the trustees, and the — 


owner shall be liable to a penalty not exceeding two 
pounds. a a 


22. The trustees may, with the consent of the Minis- 


ter, set apart any portion of the reserves not ‘excéeding 
one-fourth, for the purpose of cricket, football, or ‘other 
lawful game or sport, and, from time to time, grant to 
any club, or association of clubs, upon such conditions 
as the trustees may think fit, the use of the grounds s0 
set apart, amd authorise the erection, alteration, and 
removal by such club, or association of clubs, of any 


building or pavilion. thereon ; ‘but the trustees Shall _ 


have power at any time to revoke such grant or autho- 
rity, and to order the removal of such buildings or 


pavilions; ahd nothing in such grant or authority shall — 


limit or affect the right of entry or control over the 
said grounds by the trustees, their servants or agents, 


23. The trustees may, with the consent of the Minis-. 
ter, let from year to year, or for any less time, by public. 


auction or tender, the exclusive right to depasture 


animals, or to cut and remove grass from. the reserves; 


Provided that hothing herein shall prevent the Minister 
from consenting to a lease for a longer term than one 
year should he deem it expedient to do so. 


24. The trustees may, with the consent of the Minis- 


ter, sell by auction or public tender the exclusive right 
to remove stone or other material from the reserves, 
not required for ornamental purposes. 

25, No person shall be allowed to play any game of 
any kind on the reserves on Sunday without the con- 
sent of the trustees. 


26. No booth for the sale of intoxicating liquors shall 
be erected on the reserves without the censent of the — 


trustees. ‘ae Rae ta 

27. No person shall be allowed to bring any intoxi- 
cating liquors on the reserves without the consent of 
the trustees... ‘ 


28, No saddle horses, or horses and vehicles, shall be — 
allowed to enter the reserves without the permission of. 


the trustees. 


29, All fines incurred by these regulations shall be 


paid to the trustees, and be expended in the improve- 


ment of the reserves, in such manner as the trustees — 


shall determine. 


30. Any person found committing a breach of these. Ry, 
reculations affecting the reserves, in respect of which — 2 


a penalty is not expressly provided for in these regula; 


tions, shall forfeit and pay a penalty not exceeding — 


ane 


five pounds. 


ss 





16. No person shall cut any word, name, or mark on 
any of the seats, or buildings, or trees, or shall write 
thereon, or otherwise deface the same or shall stick 















phe following conditions, 





17 Nov, 1992] 





[8151] 


TENDERS. POR SPECIAL LEASES FOR “AGRI. 


RE-AND GRAZING’ UNDER THE 
Ghee ierana OF -THE CROWN LANDS CON- 
Pete ON AOT, 1913. 


Lanp District or DEnruiquin. 


1, ‘Wisobdaxics with the provisions of the Crown 

Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, it is hereby noti- 
fied, for general information, that Tenders will be 
received at this Department not later than 3 p.m. on 
Wednesday, 29th November, 1922, for Special Leases 
for ‘‘AGRICULTURE AND GRAZING,’ 
in the Schedule hereunder. Each lease will be subject 
to the géneral provisions and conditions of the Crown 
Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, and Regulations there- 
under, and to the following ’special conditions, pro- 
visions, exceptions, covenants, and reservations : — 


1. The term of lease will be from the date of the 


notification of the Minister’s acceptance cf the tender 


+o 31st December,, 1935, 

2. The rent for each year shall be paid in advance 
to the Crown Land Agent of the District, or to the 
Colonial Treasurer at Sydney, on or before the 3lst 
December of the year preceding that for which it is 
due, otherwise penalties for late payments shall be 
incurred, and the lease shall be liable to forfeiture, 

3. The fees, as specified in the Schedule attached 
hereto, and the balance of rent to 3lst December, 


1928, shall be paid by the lessee within one month 


from date of notification in the Government Gazette 
of the Minister’s acceptance of the tender. |. 
4, In addition to the above, the lease shall be sub- 


- ject to subsections 2, 4 to 13, 15, 16, 17, 19, 20, and 23 
of Regulation No. 106 (notified ond a une, 1929). 


Tenders shall be addressed to the Under Secretary 
for Lands, and endorsed ‘‘T'ender for a Special Lease, 
Land District of Deniliquin,’ with date of Gazette 
notice, and they shall be made under and subject to 
provisions, 
tions:— | 

ee Tenders shall be made on Form 118, shall 
clearly describe the land applied for, and shall 

“be accompanied by a receipt showing that a 
deposit equal to the amount stated in the 
Gazette as the upset annual rent of the 

block has been paid to the Land Agent er 

the Colonial Treasurer, and also by a statutory 

_deelaration made by the tenderer giving fu 

particulars of all lands owned or held by him. 

It*will be sufficient when tendering for the 
choice of two or more, if the upset rental of 
one block be lodgéd with the tender. The 
order in which the blocks are entered on the 
tender form will be accepted as the order of 
preference, 

(b) The deposit paid by the person whose tender 
is accepted shall be credited on account of 
the first year’s rent. If a tender be with- 
drawn, the deposit, wholly or in part, may be 
retained. 

{c) The Minister reserves the right to refer the 


x 


whole or any of the tenders for the under- 


mentioned blocks to the Local Land Board 
with a view to a report thereon being ob- 
tained for his guidance in selecting the appli- 
cant whose tender should be accepted. . 
 @d) The Minister reserves the right to accept or to 
‘refuse any tender. 


(e) The highest or any tender will not necessarily 


be accepted. 

Heliographs showing the position of the blocks 
to be leased may be seen.at the Information Bureau, 
Lands Department my cneyy § and at the Local Land 
Board Office, Hay. 

[Ms. 1922-2 915] 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 




















c SCHEDULR. 
why 3 Approxi Upset Survey, 
pe 3S mate ‘ Locality. ., Annual Fees, 
aq Area. Rental. &e. 
+ e f ‘ “ss 5 ie ; 
* a Sides Cem £ s, d. £8. d. 
wh Phe ft Rittidted on the road from} } ni 
¢° Apt 105 0%0 Deniliquin to Finley, at | 16. 0 0*,| 916.9 
Ps ef Wollomai Tank, within 
te reserve from sale ot leasé { 
: ‘ other than special lesse, / 
‘ e | parish of Pungulgui, 
os ; -ecounty of Tovwrisend,| | 
fs B | 184 0 oy Conaryo Shite, Plan Ms: 18 0 0*| 916 9 
Sr. , HF achine ; 
fe ci! is vs cn 








hs <4 Includes rent for Crown improv ements, 


4 


* yeh as ERY TONY RS tel ET Se 

. * . 4 a  * vee 4 
Sl Yo Rate * ti ye va 

Y; 2. Pa eh rhe ey : 

£ Sie eae 
FOR ee 
es id ba J « ~ 
+0 ke 
. 





> of the lands set forth ~ 


and reserva-. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 160, . ij a, 6129 
- Hip LL EF 
Sydney, 20th October, 1922. Department of Lands, hi] 


Sydney, 17th ld ik ep ohh) 


APPROACHING LAND SALES, ALY 


ROWN LANDS have been advertised in the Goverament 
Gazette for sale at the undermentioned places and 
dates :— 


awe 
0. 
AsHFrorp— Wednesday, 29th November, 1922 «. 151 
Boorowa— Wednesday, 6th Decemberj§] 922 vee 156 
Crssnock—Saturday, 18th November,°¥922 .. 144 
Corowa— Wednesday, 22nd November, 1922 ... 149 
Duspo==W ednesday, 20th December, ]922.. o> 168 
Forpges— Wednesday, 6th December, 1922 . Sea kL 
Gunnine—Wednes ay, 29th November, 1922 ae rs! 
Kempsry— Wednesday, 22nd November, 1922 ve 149 
Do Wednesday, 6th December, 1922 . 156 
M ARouBRA—Saturday, 25th November, 1922 ve 149 
MerRyaoEN—Saturday, 18th November, 1922  ... 247 


Movs VaLreE—Wednesday, 29th Noy rember, 1982")... 161 
Moonr Vicroria—Saturday, 9th December, 1922... 155 
Muncixpi— Wednesday, 20th November, 1922... 140 
MourwittumBan—Friday, Ist December, 1922 ... 151 
Newcastie—Wednesday, 29th November, 1922... 149 
Nortu Dorrico—Wednesday, 6th December, 1922 156 


PELAW sae Ca ele Ceihil 2nd December, 1922 ... 151 
Quirinpi— Wednesday, 29th November, 1922 eee”) 
_ Rytstonz—Wednesday, 20th December, 1922 ». 158 
Tarzr—Wednesday, 29th November, 1922... * ... 151 
Toumut— Wednesday, 20th Deeember, 1922... . 168 
Unana— Wednesday, 6th December, 1922 ... .» 156 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





{3344] Sydney, 17th November, 1922. 


VARIATION OF CONDITIONS OF A CROWN-LEASE. 


te is hereby notified, for geners] information, in respect te: 
the Crown-lease referred to in the subjomed Schedule,. 
that, under the provisions of section 182 of the Crown Lands: 
Consolidation Act, 1918, the conditions of lease relating to: 
the preservation, destruction, &e., of timber on the land 
leased have been revoked, and those quoted hereunder sre: » 
substituted, viz..:— 


Ne timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the 
purpose of sale except subject to provisions of the 
Forestry Act, 1916, and Regulations thereunder at the: 
time in force. 


The lessee may destroy all useless timber, except such as shall’ 
be necessary fer the purpose of shade and shelter, and he: 
shall preserve sufficient useful timber (if any) on the land: 
leased for the purpose of improvements thereon. 


The lessee may tuke from the landleased to him sueh timber’ 
and other material for building and other purposes upon: 
such land as may be required by him as tenant thereof,. 
provided such land is not comprised within a tamber’ 
reserve or State forest. 





No. of) 


Orowinlcane: ‘Land District. Lessec, 





1915-14 | Casino 


| | George Ferguson Pitkin, junr.. 
1920-79 | Grafton as 


Lawrence Petrie. 


Nore, —The land contained in this lease is exempt from the operation! 
of general license under the Forestry Regulations, 


W. K. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 








[3087] Sydney, 3rd November, 1922. 
PROPOSED ALTERATION OF DESIGN OF THE 
VILLAGD OF EUMUNGERIE. 


sha is hereby notified, for public information, that, at 

the expiration of. three months from this date, it 

is intended, under the provisions of section 23 of thé 

Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, to Alter, the 

design of the village of Humungerie by excluding a#bout ° 
48 acres from the village ands, situated between the 

railway and portions 75, 76, and 77, parish of 

Eumungerie, county of Ewenmar, and south of the 

public school lands. 


Lithographs, showing the proposed alteration, may 
be inspected at the Crown Lands Office, Dubbo; Post 
Office, Eumungerie; and at the Department of Lands, 
Sydney. 


[Mise, 1922-9,676] 
° W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





6180 40) ) 
AA hs TUE 
1\%4 ) AA Sydney, 17th November, 1922. 


O\ \) i\ 
WY POSTPONEMENT OF AUCTION SALE, 
1 is hereby notified, for public information, that the 
Auction Sale of Crown Lands, in the village of Aellalong, 
advertised to be held at the Court-horse, Cessnock, on 1&th 
November, 1922, has been postponed till 2nd December, 1922, 
at 3 o'clock p.m., at Aellalong. 
E. P. FLEMING, 
Acting Under Secretary. 


[ 3422 


[3409] Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 
Sydney, 17th November, 1922. 


RESERVE FROM SALE AND LEASE 
GENERALLY. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the 28th and 29th sections of the Crown 





Lands Consolidation Act,- 1913, and the 3rd section of, 


the Irrigation (Amendment) Act, 1916, as amended by 
the 4th section of the Irrigation (Amendment) Act, 
1918, the Crown Lands hereunder described shall be 
” yeserved from sale for the public purpose hereinafter 
specified, and reserved and exempted from, lease gen- 
erally, and they are hereby reserved and exempted 
accordingly. . 
FRANK A. CHAFFEY, 
Minister for Agriculture, 


——_. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. : 
For Public Pound. , 


Mirroot No. 1 IrpiGaATION AREA... e 

No. 55,888 from sale (55,889 from lease generally). 

County of Cooper, parish of Stanbridge. The Crown 

Lands within the boundaries of portion 784, containing 
2 #n area of 2 acres. Plan C. 2,648-1,804 Roll. 
PM. O.71921-2,028 & Wiis & WC. 1922-3. 388] 





IN THE LAND AND VALUATION COURT OF 
NEW SOUTH WALES. ' 

OTICE is hereby given that sittings of the Land 

and Valuation Court of New South Wales will be 
holden at the Court-house, Bega, commencing at 
10 a.m. on Thursday, the 14th day of December, 1929, 
for the purpose of hearing and determining objections 
against valuations of ratable property in Mumbulla 


oS 





Shire, 
W. R. JAMIESON, 
Registrar. 
13th November, 1929. [3336] 


[3244] Hay, 7th November, 1922. 
TLENTION is invited to an application by Alexarder 
McInnes for a conversion of Special Lease No. 1916— 
34 of 320 acres, in the parish of Wonnue, county of Townsend, 
Land District of Deniliquin, into an Original Conditional 
inte No 1922-2, the area being covered by T.8. and O.R 
> e 


Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should’ be 
forwarded to the District Surveyor at Hay, not later than the 
21st November, 1922. : 


The proposal will be considered by the Local Land Board 


in the Court-house at Moama at 10am. on the 24th Nevember, 





1922, 
C. J. HARNETT, 
Acting District Surveyor. 
[3174] Local Land Board Office, Armidale, 


6th November, 1922. 


TTENTION, is invited to an application made 

& William Henry A@linehnm, George Ronen 
Allingham, and Christopher Allingham to surrender 
about 175 acres of freehold land, eing parts of por- 
tions 83 and 85, parish Duval, county Sandon, [and 
District of Armidale, in exchange for land of equal 
value within classification reserves, notified on 6th 
May, 1908, and %th March, 1917, parish Exmouth 
county Sandon, Land District. of Armidale. ; 


Heliograph illustrating the roposal is exhibited 
at the offices of the Local Land Roan at Agadnle” f 
Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should 


be forwarded to the District Surveyor at Armid: 
not later than 9th December, 1929. : Peele, 


The proposal will be considered b the L 
- . . ‘ ” C l 
Board at Armidale at its next Sitting: Rae aee 


H. W. GRAEME,, . 
District Surveyor, 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 160. 





te 


Sg 

[17 Nov, 
Local Land Board Office, A; 
Forbes, 17th October, 1922. 


TTENTION is invited to an application made by 
Thomas Strickland to surrender about 520 acres 
of freehold land in exchange for an equal area of 
Crown lands comprising Trigonometrical Reserve No. 
36,918, and parts ef Travelling Stock Reserves Nos. 
4,726 and 33,164, parish of Bundaburrah, county of 
Forbes, Land District of Forbes. - © Bis: 
A lithograph illustrating the proposal is exhibited 
at the offices of the Local Land Board, Forbes. 
Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should 
be forwarded to the District Surveyor, Land Board 
Office, Forbes, not later than 18th November, 1922, — 
The proposal will be. considered by the Local Land 
Board at Forbes on a date to be notified. 


3 J. S. M. BENSON, 
District Surveyor. 


Land Board Office, ea 
Moree, 25th October, 1622, 


TTENTION is invited to an application made by 
Edward James Comerford, care of W. C. Moodie, 
Moree, to surrender about 1,600 acres, being parts freehold, 
portion 9, in exchange for an equal area of Crown Land com: 
prised in western portion of 'T.8.R. 39,335 and T.S, and C.R. 
39,334, parish of Denebry, county of Stapylton, Land District 
of Moree. , 
Heliograph illustratisg the proposal is exhibited at the 
Office of the Local Land Board, Moree. . : : 
Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should be 
forwarded to the District Surveyor, Moree, not later than 
25th November, 1922. — i : 
The proposal will be considered by the Local Land Board. 


[2751] 





[2914] Local 


% 


at Moree on a date to be notified. 


P, R. DRUMMOND, ‘ 
Acting District Surveyor. 





[Form 1.] — 

CROWN LANDS CONSOLIDATION ACT, 1913. 
Norice or Proozxpine berorz Locan Lanp Boarp. | 
New South cae Ft 

to wit. : 

\AKE NOTICE that the Local Land Board for the Land 


District of Molong will sit at 2 o’clock in the afternoon of 
the 5th day of December, 1922, in the Oourt-house at Molong, 


hearing at that time and place. 


If you fail to appear, the Board, if it so see fit, will proceed 
in your absence. _ 
Dated at Orange, this 15th day of November, 1922. 


T. W. IRISH, 
_ Acting Chairman, 


To Mr. John Thackeray Marriott, (address unknown) 





_. Marrzr ror Investigation, 


Inquiry as to fulfilment of the conditions attaching to 
your Settlement Purchase 21-3, Molong, of 668 acres 3 roods 
19 perches, parish of Warraberry, county of Gordon, 


[3419] 


He ear mf [Form 1.] ‘ rea) 
_ CROWN LANDS CONSOLIDATION ACT, 1913. © 


Noricz or Procegpine Berorz Looat LAND Boaxy. 


New South Wales, is Be Rete 

“5 > to wit, i a ee ; 

r[{AKE NOTION that the Local Land Board for the Land 
District of Bathurst will sit at 10 o’clock in the forenoon 

of the 12th day of December, 192%, in the Court-house at 

Bathurst, and that the matter stated at the foot hereof is set 

down for hearing at that time and place. ; 

If you fail to appear, the Board, if itso see fit, will proceed » 
in your absence. Pa As -< MU Ce aN Spe 
Dated at Orange, this 15th day of November, 1922, _ 

me _E. W. BRIERLY, 
AEST a OR Acting Chairman. 
To Mr. Thomas Fulton. Wright, late of Foster’s Valley, 
Kockley, Pete ens 
Marrgr For INvEsti¢ation, 
Inquiry as to fulfilment of ¢onditions 
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ms “‘SMIHG NUONITIGG {NHONITIVG £0 LOIMISIG: axW] R 
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+ +> ee asad by ~~ 
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3338] ; Sydney, 17th November, 1922, 
é OONDITIONAL LEASES. De th wee, Nae tt DN Ry 
Jp behets is hereby given that the rents for the Conditional Leases, aa particularised in the following Schedule, have been determined 
at the respective rates per acre stated. ; CeO) tal BS, eR Nea! ae FOES uf eee 
Any difference of rent found to be due to the Orown between the provisional rent and the rent as mow determined (together with 3 
ek: of rent now due) must be paid within one month from the date of this notice to the Land Agent of the District or to the State 
eoasurer. . xy (ea Rrra ae 
The renewal rent on any lease must be paid yearly in advance, either to the Land Agent of the District or to the State Treasurer 
not later than the last day of the annual term of the lease, but it will be accepted at any time prior to that date, if tendered. 
Any rent paid after the due date will bear interest, accruing due day by day, at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum. 


“W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 












































| Stig et ms 
8 Date Sse Datewhen jaa ee 
63 § Powe y Aadvess: of sptanied g 3 % | Annual | Amount | Balance Interest | 2a | shire. 
23 s Applica- Parich - | © | &!] Rent paid, due, | commenced on | 5 £2 
g tion, ee iat wy at 8 arrears, [Sa 5S 
ad sa 8é 
EASTERN DIVISION. _ F 
: Lanp District or Liracow. RT 
192, Acres. d £8d £80 £584 fe 
1922- 8 | Taylor, George .. -.| Tarana.. ..| 29 June., Poor, 71 3 a 3{.114:3 | 1:52 ON Dates. | Dist pipiaiboosbi o | 1893- 19; Blaxland, - 
and ; Thorn-| 139. ; 
shope. | 
Lanp Distzict oF Port MAcQuaRix. . ' 
1920. of at + [fi 3s. 6% 12 June, 1921) ag? Wage 
1920-32 | Smurthwaite, John} Yarrass --| 12 June..| Macquarie; | 116} 2654) 2] 2 4 3; 210 0 : 1920- 66} Hastings. 
Stephen. Kindee. ih - lle 4 8} 12-,, 1922) 
31 Dec... ; 2-0. O*} 31 Dec., 1921 
69 Do ml de .. RY Macquarie; | 122) 2031} 2! 210 7|-2 0°0 1 : 1929- 66; do 
1922, Kindee, : \ é USSD EO ise eraleleta fale a 
1922- 3 | Blanch, David .. --| Long Flat ..} 25 Mar..,| Macquarie; | 167} 78}) 24} 016 5) 010 0} © 6 5| ........ seee | 1909-107 de 
. Albert, rah : ; } ‘ 
6 | The Commissioners of|Sydney.. .. | 6May..,| Macquarie; -| 128} 6263] 21) 517.6) 516 8| 0.010 | «..,.seceeee | 1908- 58 de 
the Government Say- "Fe Cogo. ‘ : : f f 
ings Bank of N.S. W, 5 Pe 
(per McCudden,} Bellangry, via ‘ . - ; 
Samuel). . Beechwood. 119 5*| 3 June, 1922 \ 
8 | Coghlan, John Francis} Comboyne. 3 June,.} Macquarie; |127| 2363] 23] 214 2 Nil. ' Woe. }| 1922-19} do 
4 ain Pappinbarra,| & Y ; : CO 14 Bee vices ane ar rel 
4 155 7 ; > 
12 | Blythe, William Hast-) Pappinbarra, 1July., do ©.) 157) 80} 84) 00 7 710 6 8120 OU sey feeieice 1877-17 de 
ings, Beechwood, $ ms 
‘CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Layp District’ or Mogze, 
1921, eS z Asis 
" ust 
1021-26 | Long, Thomas Drildool! Bundor, Cul-| 14 Dec., Stapylton ; bs | ae ial 4215 0 19 0 0 | 23.15 0 | DaSihe ahnatst weal | 07018 Boolooroo. 
: ( goora. | Gil Gil. x f i ; 
Lanp Disreror' or Parxgs. 
+ 1921, : \ 
: ~ “1(4. 6 8* 10 No®., 1922) 
1921- 3 | The Commissioners of Sydney... ..| 10 Nov.. | Cunninghan ;) 209} 6194) 8 |17 6 4/ 4 6.8 ; \ |. 1919-18} Goobang, 
the Goverament Say- ; Monomie,| - 2b AS OES Seay vette j 
ings Isank of N.S.W. . " 
_ (per. Morris, Maria Yarrabandai. 
Ellen), 








The title to and rent of the above leases eommence from date of application. _* This is arrears of rent at the provisional rate of 2d, per acre per annum, 





[3 103] ‘ ‘ - Sydney, 17th November, 1923. 
FORFEITED CONDITIONAL PURCHASES AND CONDITIONAL ‘LEASES. se Ts ; 
OTICE is hereby given that the undermentioned Conditional and Additional Conditional Purchases of land, together with all Con- 
ditional Leasos in virbue thereof, and all rights attached to suck purchases or leases, have become and are hereby deolared 


forfeited through non-payment of balance, interest, or instalment of purchase mony, survey fees, and Crown improvements; but such 
forfeiture shall not take effect uatil the expiration of thirty clear days after this notification. ? 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. | _ 
















































































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cee ; 7 3 
No ct Date of eS ; e6 |: Lease Amount | - 
C.P, Pazebaser, Parchake, dren, | 2% | County. | Parith. | Plan No. | Ey | Paper. | No. ae Maire. 
, e3 ise ) Arreara, | 
ae . ae \ * 
EASTERN DIVISION. — ee i : ie by a 
Laxp Distaiot or INVERELL. Rages Meal ed aay 
: SA Milage a j Oy ONE Say aaa s.. d. 
1917-23 | Jones, David  .. -.| 26 July, 1917) 100 0 0 87 | Hardinge..| Single ..| H. 4,834-1,762; 50 | C.S, 1922- ] 1917-8 | 315 0 | Guyra, 
. 15,625. - \(instalment), 
Bastiat 012.8 . 
i (survey fee), 
Laxp Disrerct oy Grarron. = ss” * ‘ 
1912-44 | MacDonald, ‘Matthew| 20May, 1912) 174 1 0; 10 | Clarence ..| Clifden ..; C. 2,559-1,577| 90 C.8, 1922- es 69 14 0 | Copman- | 
Clyde, i ; 20,815. (instal- hurst. 
: ; a *) ments). i 
217 2 
| “¢ Sas Wi argeee cd te (survey fee) 
Lanp Disrricr or Castno. ca 
1919-66 } Morrow, Thomas Clar-| 14 Aug., 1919) 620 2 0{ 44 { Richmond.,) Shannon |R. 2,223, 2,277,| 110, | ©.S. 1922- des [ish O66 Tomki, 
ence, | | bday, 111, 21,806, (instalment). ; 
: bcs j t | 
CENTRAL DIVISION: —  ' en 
Lanp District or NARRABBI.  . ney 4 ‘ bye Ps 
1919-53 { Hayne, Thomas James| 21 Oct., 1919; 220 0 0{ 87 | White ..{ Capp ..) W. 1,121- 38 | 0.3, 1929- 018 6 { Namoi 4 
. Spencer, : | ey N67, 17,789. (survey fee), Poe 
DOES, ee NL INS TLE MSIE UBD ge LON aR PE I, IB PSC. ati 
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4 “qt is hereby notified that the person mentioned in the subjomed list will be permitted to purchase, under the 81st section of the 


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17 Nov, 1922] +=NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 160, 6139 





[8401] Sydney, 17th November, 1922: 


FORFEITED CONDITIONAL LEASES. 


OTICH is hereby given that the undermentioned Conditional Leases, and all rights attached .thereto, are hereby declared forfeited 
through non-payment of ront and instalments of survey fee; but such forfeiture shall not take effect until the expiration of thirty 
clear days after this notification. 








[O.8, 1922-21,829; 21,189; 21.004] ene W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands, 
: im a tin | 
No. of i rr C P ; & Annual aires? Basel C.P 
CL Lessee. adress. ounty. arish. $e Bhire. Area. Rent. exclusive of | “*8®' &-*+ 
S interest. 








EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Cooma. 





Acres.: £ as. da. £ a. a. 
26698 | Barritt, Werbett Edward ...{ Burrangeng ~| Wallace a Gabramatta ...{ 16 | Dalgety ... 180 8176 8 7 6 PAS A 
; - (per West, Mary) Adaminaby,. | | (rent). f 
Lanp Districr or Port, MacqguaRriz. 
1919-59 | Cooper, Lyall Edward John ..,) Hlands .. ..{ Macquarie .../ Debenham ..| 54 | Hastings... 695 513 6| 17 9 0 “ge aa 
if (rent) 
419 4 
(survey fee). 
1920-18 | Norrie, Cyril Arthur ... eos Ellen borough oy de | Ellenborough..| 120° do... 667 511 2 1210 2 1920-37) 
‘ ; i (rent), 





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; As ' Sydney, 17th November, 1922. 
REVERSAL OF FORFEITURE OF CONDITIONAL LEASES. : 


a fs is hereby notified that the forferture of the undermentioned Conditional Leases, which was published in the Gazette on the date set 
opposite thereto, have been reversed. 





























(0.8. 1922-20,800] Pystey W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
: ch ' Lanny Disrrrot or Mupaer. 
| | Date of | g 
ge) Lessee. Address, County. Pasich, Arca, | Gasettal | Bessl OP.) = Shire, 
| Forfeiture, & 
\ { 
é Serv Tes De 
81548 | Commissioners of the Government! Sydney ae «| Phillip... ...| Bara... | 423 1 0 | 6 May, 1921) 1901- 24 ...} 166 | Meroo. 
Savings Bank of New South : 
Wales. 
(per Walker, Richard Thomas) Havilah, Mudgee, 
1905-60 |- Do ae do festit) do BS bet Ors cee Ra) car oue Or” Oat Os: He doin) sat (188 as 
~ 1906-53 Do oot do | do teh Ow oa GROOe OR BLS Hi do ..| 186 dw 
1907-91 | Do Pit do oe} do «.| Boogledie ...| 581 2 0] 6 ,, » | 1907-110...) 186 do 


[3340] { Sydney, 17th November, 1922. 
FORFEITURE OF A BESIDENTIAL LEASE, 


HE Residential Lease specified in the annexed Schedule is hereby forfeited for the reason stated therein. The forfeiture will take 
effect at the expiration of thirty clear days from this date. 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 



































ERS) SGARS| TOMARLAMO | lath, | cm, | min. | cite, | are | natn ot metttra | Apps | i 
Oce. ' a. fr. p. £8. d, 
1917-6 | 1922-4,986 | Charles Lewis Kramer] Inverell ...) Gough ...| Clive ...} Tingha 20 0 0 Non-payment of rent...| 2 0 0 | Banncck- 
Extension.| Portion 43, bora, 
.  6,043- 
1,761. | 
[8348] Sy ¢ney, 17th November, 1922, 
i APPROVAL OF APPLIGATION TO PUROHASE LAND COMPRASED IN. A RESIDENTIAL LEASE, 


Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the portion of land mentioned in the fedowing Schedule. 
2. The purchase money must be paid into the State Preasury; Sydney, interms as stated hereunder. 
3. Payment of deed fee, £1 10s., and fixed stansp duty, £1, will be required befone deed will be prepared. 


W. FE. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





ScHEDULE REFERRED TO. 
Lanp District or GuNDAGAI. 





Deposit. Amount 
s ng J called for, 
_ Papers and |Deposit paid : Proposed ° Appraised| y,,3 | Amount advected: excluding Te of 
No, of toC.L.A. | Area. Description. Value isi of Coats educted | Credited | deed fee si 
Gennes Fee. Jincurred.| Paidto | _*°°4- | towards | andfixed | Payment. 


of Land. valorem 


Treasury. purchase| stamp 














esr, money. duty. 
Aln, _ 1920, a. Y. Dl | £ Ae dl). 8,-d.| La a £6. A. ok mau raw. | 2) PB ds 
1922-8,297. | 7 Dec, ..|18 2 vu | Measured portion] Elphick, Reu-| 4318 9} 110 0; 911 9 100; 0 5 0} 016 0} 5215 6| Within three 
§.P, 1920-126] - ; 186, parish of} ben Oswald | (ess 58.) months from 
Kimo,county of} Cray Crane lid, ex-| date of this 
Clarendon, Ad- : cess rent)  motice, 
. jungbilly Shire. , on R,L.) 
Ny (Pt. of RL * 
(er 06-12), 





No. 160, 17 Noyrmpzr, 1922,—6. 





6140 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 160, | (lt Noy., 1922. 






Treo 


See 


13346] aunts ted Byduey, 17th Naventhers 1922, 
APPROVAL oF APPLICATIONS TO PURCHASE LAND OOMPRISED IN RESIDENTIAL LEASES. 


Tt hereby notified that the persons mentioned in the subjoined list will be permitted to purchase, under ris Slsti seotion of the Crag? 
Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the portions of land mentioned in the following Schedule. 


2. The purchase-money must be paid into the State Treasury, Syduey, in terms as stated hereunder. 
3. Payment of Reed fee, £1 103., and fixed stamp Sata Is., will be eruret before deed will be prepared. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





SouEDULE REFERRED TO. 





—=_——— 





Deposit. 



































Amount 
Ph ipa 
Deposit : or, ex- 
Papers and Appraised} Amount Deducted i Terms of 
No.of | BSG i | Ares. Deseription, ream orale | of Costs | pata to | | eet deed fee payment, 
Application,| ©." of land, | incurred:| prosgnry. valorem purchase | and fixed 
eyo P| “money, stamp — 
uty. "duty. 
Lanp District oF ARMIDALE. y q 
Aln, 1921, a, m% Dp. £ad £84 £6,0a. £84. £ 8.4. £ 8. as 
1922-5,729 | 6 Dec...| 14 133 ; Measured portions 192; Garrahy, 79 10.°8.05:8 8:00.) (159-20 | 016 0; QO 5 O;/ 8 8 8 | Within three 
8. P. 1921- and 177, parish of| Thomas, (Plus £1 6s| months from date 
107. Arding, county of| 6d, rent on| of this notice. 
Sandon, Gostwyek| Rib); 
Shire (R.L, 122 and| 4 | 
| A.R,L, 1909-3). | 
1922, Lanp District oF BINGARA- 
1922-7,765 | 10 Jan,.| 20 0 0 | Measured portions 48) Collins, Thomas) 3315 0| 4 1 6; F 0 OF 0 FT 6{ O12 6 87 4 0 | Within three 
6.P. 1922-5, and. 66, parish of| junior, - (Less 48, ex-| months from date 
Hall, county of } cessrenton| of this notice, 
Murchison, Gwydir B B.Ls,). 
Shire (R.L, 06-1 and 
A.R.L, 12-2). 
1921. Laxp District or INVERELL. : eV Ne: 
1922-6,786 | 16 Dec...| 20 0 0 | Measured portion 193,) Bottom, Albert) 60 0 0; 212 6; 10 0) 015 0; v 5 0 62 7 6 | Within three 
§.P. 1921-93, parish of Anderson,| Victor. tS (Less 1s. 94.) months from date 
eounty of Gough, A Eh excess rent| of this notice, 
Macintyre Shire on R.L.). 
(B.L; 10-1). 
1922, Laxp District or Moone, e : 
1922-7,030 ; 3 May,{ 5 218 | Measured portion 209, Hoyle, William) 56 2 6| 3 6 8{ 1 0 eal 015 0); 0 6 0 59 8 % | Within three 
5.£, 1922-28, parish of Collett, Henry. y : : (Less 16s, 6d.) months from date 
county of Ashburn- ; H excess rent| of this notice. 
ham, Boree Ghire on R.L.). : 
(R.L. 18-13). Mh eG | 
[3347] j . __- Sydney, 17th November, 1922. 


APPLICATION TO PURCHASE LAND IN VIRTUE OF IMPROVEMENTS. 
3 is hereby notified that the person mentioned in the subjoined list will be permitted to purchase, under section 62 of the rome Land# 
Consolidation Act, 1913, the portion of improved land specified in the following Schedule. 
1, The purehase- money must be paid into the State Treasury, Sydney, within three months from the date of the publiention of this 


2. Payment of deed fee, £1 10s., and fixed stamp duty, Is,, will be required before deed will be prepared. 
8. Sale reatricted to the surface and 50 feet below. 


4. The purchaser shill not be entitled to any elaim for damages in the event of any subsidence taking place as the result of mining 
operations carried on under any existing lease, or to be carried on under any lease hereafter granted, 


W. E, WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





ScHEDULE REFEREED TO, 
Lawp District or MAITLAND. 

















~ j ai ‘ 2 is 
Papers 5a & ; Fs |B Ipepouit agl Otedited | calted tor 
and s i) Portion; Allot- Parish, County, , Town, es Ss eposit as towards excluding 

No. of = A,; | MameofPurehaser. | Area. | ent; Section, ¥ Shire, 7. Valoges oF re ae 1 Phe Purchase | ,, fixed | 
Application. Bees Municipahty. wk ‘eo 2 alorem Money. ane E y 

; hae 3.) Dut Deed Fee: 
ed < ‘3 Ys \ 
- Hales AEN, Mas ive - 

Ala. 1922. . rae p. ’ Aa Deke & e, s.d.| £8, d 
1922-8,029. |-24 May..| Lawton, John Scott} 0 1 0] Allotment, see-| Stanford; North-| Kearsley Village} 13 Q@ 0] 11 0 7 6 ou 6; 1226 
1.P. 1922-9. Christie, tion 8. umberland ; 

f Cessnoek Shire. 














[3359] 


Sydney, 17th November, 1922. 


1* is hereby notified that, in pursuanee of the provisions of the 36th section of the Closer Settlement Act, 1904, the Settlement Purchase 
particularised in the subjoined Schedule, all rights ‘attached to such puralace, and atl moneys paid in ‘connection therewith aro hereby 


foricited. 





 . W. E, WEARNE, Minister ioe Lands. 
LOWHE’S (2) SETTLEMENT PURCHASE AREA. | =: 

CENTRAL DIVISION. ~ 
Lawp DistR10r OF WARIALDA; YALLAROI SHIRE. 





- No, of 


Settlement 
Purehase. 


Purehaser. 7 











1920-5 | Philip Ro>ertssn.,. 


ooe 


——$—$—$—$ 





LE SNE Pd 


55 are ‘Dp. 
ac 20 | 3 {1,180 0 0 


Portion | Farm 
~ Nes. No, 





Area, | Parish, 














102 





County, | . 


Gullungutta .. Burnett 


~ 
Cat. No. of 
Plan, 





‘Ge | echiean > . rod 


eee B. 180, 412 and 2 475-1, ‘ 51 


Clo. Sett. 7, 905-21. 


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_ NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 160. 6141 


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[3410] 


1t nak: oh _ Sydney, 17th November, 1922. 
Tt is hereby notified, for general information, that, in acsordance with the provisions of section 4B of the Returned Soldiers Settlement 


Act, 1916, application for a Soldiers’ Group Parchase has been confirmed for the land set forth in the annexed Schedule. 
W. BE. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





E ; SoHEDULE REFERRED TO. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 

Lanp Disrzict or Dunzpoo CENTRAL, AND GILGANDRA SHIRE. 
Soldiers’ Group Purchase Area No. 8 (Bundulla). 














No. of 





























Purchase. Name of Applicant. Bices P i Area, Parish. ~ County. | AB nde ie ta, 
; J a. yr, Pp. 
1922-1 | Forbes, John Alexander ... vals 1 49 8566 2 0} Ulungys... se| Gowen .., 3 Noy., 1923. 
[8349] ' Sydney, 17th November, 1922, 


APPROVAL OF APPLICATION TO PURCHASE LAND. 


i i is hereby notified that the person mentioned in the subjoined list will be permitted to purchase, under the 66th section of the Crown 
Lands Consolidation Aet, 1913, the portion of land mentioned in the following Schedule. 
2. The purchase-money must be paid into the State Treasury, Sydney, within three months from the date of the publication of this 
notice. 
3. Payment of deed fee, £1 10s., and fixed stamp duty, 1s., will be required before deed will be prepared. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





SOHBDULE REFERRED TO. 
Lanp Distzict or Port Macquanriz. 























Papers Tee galled for 
end - Date . |Appraised| Amount Deducted excluding 
No. of | of Area, Description, . prepared Value | of Coste | pasa to as ad Credited deed fee 
Appli- Deposit, : i of Land, | incurred, Treasury valorem purchase | #44 fixed 
eation. : ‘ pared money stamp 
; y duty. 
Aln. 3921, ,| a. r. p. £5. d,| £8, d.| £ afd.) £8. 0.) £8, a | 
1922-8,928, | 21 Jan...) 0 1 20 | Measured portion 41, parish of Burrawan,| Crane, David 015 0} 617 0;10 0 0; 0 7 6) 912 6 Nil, 
§.P, 1921-6, eounty of Macquarie, Hastings Shire, Alexander, 
Plan M, 7,277-666. ‘ 
- [8407] Sydney, 17th November, 1922, 


FORFEITURE OF AN APPLICATION TO PURCHASE IN VIRTUE OF IMPROVEMENTS. 


NW is hereby given that the application made by the person hereunder mentioned to purchase, under the provisions 
ss of section 62 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act,,1913, the portion of land mentioned in the following Schedule, has 
become forfeited for non-payment of the purchase money within the prescribed time. All amounts paid in connection 
therewith have been forfeited. 

The forfeiture will take effect at the expiration of thirty clear days from this date. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 








Lanp Disrrror or WILLYAMA. 





Date of Notice 
calling for payment 
> f 


Papers. Area, ’ _ _ Description of Land, a Applicant, 


© 
Purchase Money. 














‘Als o Fe -p, 
1919-1,014 0 1 O | Parish of Picton, county Yancowinna, portion) Annie Badock .., Ai s+:| 23 Nov , 1917, 
" LP. 1917-79. 4,204. Suburban to the town of Wiliyama. 

a 

[8404] Sydney, 17th November, 1922. 
4. CANCELLATION OF PART OF PREFERENTIAL OCCUPATION LICENSE. 

---ATOTICE is hereby given that, in accordance with the provisions of seotion 26a (4) of the Pastures Protection Act, 1912, the part of 
eM, the preferential occupation license spécified in the avnexed Schedale, has been cancelled in so far as the area is embraced 


ibe by the travelling stock and camping reserve therein mentioned, such cancellation to take effect upon the expiration of three months from 


_ the above date, oe 
_ [Ms, 1922-6,713] W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 










Pastures Prorection District oF GRAFTON. 











Be xo, ot | f Preferenti o Land Board ; | ; Area : 
if ; POL, , ety hil Divigicn, District. Epvish. County. | cancelled. Reserve, 
= A 3 ew me ue ze _- 
Ae al . i Acres, | Bs 
308a | Newbold Grange and, Eastern ...; Grafton... ...| Braylesford .. | Gresham 4, 117 T.S. & C.R. 50,814 
he | ) (about.) (exclusive of 8 
ee acres for recrea- 


Cangai. 
. Ae | tion reserve.) 

















6142 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTS, No. 160. [1% Nov., 1999, 
[3331] : . Sydney, 17th November, 1922. 
FORFEITURE OF SPECIAL LEASES. 
T is hereby notified, for general information, that the Special Leases specified hereunde: ar: declared forfeited, in accordance with the 


provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Aot, 1913. 
The forfeiture will take effect at the expiration of thirty clear days from this date. 

















W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
































3 ~ 
No, of No. of Name and Address : Annual Reason 
Papers. Lease, of Lessee, Silurian Seaearanic sts | “Rent, | for Forfeiture. Sea 
Ms. Ls A Fs 0 
1922-16,674 | 1919-69, Grafton ..| Laws, Charles William] County Gresham, parish Kaloe, portion Sp. L.19-) 3710 0 | Non-payment of| Nymboida 
Griffiths, of Grafton. 69; Sp. L. 35 Gfn, Area, 1,40 acres (ex, roada, rent. 
M.Ls., and portions 170 and 175). 
657 | 1920-27, Lismore .-.| Johnson, Joseph, of} County Richmond, parish South Ballina, portion| 210 0 do .-| Tintenbar, 
Ballina, 171; R, 2,466-1,744. Area, 12 acres 1 rood 39 
perches, 
1921-16,432 | 1921- 6, ” .-| Christensen, Verner, of} County Rous, parish Ballina, situated atthe endof| 5 0 0 do re do 
Ballina. the old stone wharf, fronting section 5a, allot- 
on ay 3, town of West Ballina, Area, 14 feet x 8) 
eet, 
1922- 1,948 | 1920- 1, Singleton ..| Frost, Cecil Graham, of} County Hunter, parish Coonbaralba, portion 17:} 110 0 do --| Patrick Plains. 
South Yamba, Bulga. H. 1,606-1,538. Area, 242 acres 3 roods (ex, road), 
1921-16,775 | 1921-30, Taree ..| Masters, Frederick Wil-| County Macquarie, parish Oxley, lying between) 1 0 0 ao .-| Manning, 
liam, of Taree, portion 244and Pelican Bay, Arca, about 30 acres, Mele A Kae 
1922-13,730 | 1920-74, Wagwa Martin, Richard, of] County Clarendon, parish North Wagga Wayga,!' 2 0 0 | Non-fulfilment of} Mitchell, 
Wagga.) Wagga. fronting the Murrumbidgee River and east of f conditions. 
portion 131, Area, 2 acres 2 roods, i 
[3333] . Sydney, 17th November, 1922. 


REVERSAL OF FORFEITURE OF SPECIAL LEASES, 


T is hereby notified, for general information, that the forfeiture of the Special Leases hereunder particularised, which was published in 
the Government Gazette of 4th August, 1922, has been reversed, subject to any conflicting interests. 





W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands, 




















SOHEDULE. 
| iat 
Registered Number A Godal 
Number of of Name and Address of Lessee. Situation of Land. Area, || Purpose of Lease, Rent Shire, 
Papers. Lease. i 
| fast 
Ma. Ls. a. Yr. p. £8. d. 
1922-10,798 | 1919-26, Walsh, Cecil Owen, of] County Fitzroy, parish Bligh, within 2 2 7.| Saleyards .. 4 5 s0°.0 Nymboida, 
Bellingen,| Dorrigo. reserve 31,337, village Dorrigo. : 
13,562 | 3,365, Wagga | Clapperton, Charles John,| County Mitchell, parish Arajoel, portion 3. 0 0 | Grazing and access 110.0 Mitchell, 
Wagga.| and Clapperton, Norman} 83, to water. : 
Charles, of Wages Wagga. : 
[€332] ; Sydney, 17th November, 1922, 


REAPPRAISEMENT OF RENT OF A SPECIAL LEASE. 


ig is hereby notified, for general information, that under the terms and conditions of the Special Lease specified hereunder, the annua] 
rental for the undermentioned period of the lease has been reappraised in accordance with the Crown Lands Consolidation Aot, 
1913, at the rate hereunder stated, such reappraisoment to take effect as from and to dates mentioned hereunder. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 














Rebel | Wo. of Lease. | Mame of Lessee. | ee | Period, : 
eae $$; 
Ma, Ls. £ sg dh 
1922-13,903 | 1908-41, Narrandcra ...| Jardine, James, of Farm 135, Griffith es 8 U O | I January, 1923, to 31 Decem- 


ber, 1935. 





3417] 
APPLICATION FOR A LEASE FOR A SPECIAL PURPOSE. 


iin is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned application has been received for a Special Lease- 
uader the provisions of the 74th and 229th sections of the Crown Lands Consolidation -Act, 1913, of the land and 
fer the purpose horeunder stated, and that it isthe intention to grant a lease, should ne sutficient objection be found to — 
exist, after imquiry by the Land Board and consideration by the Minister, 

Any objections will receive due consideration, if lodged in writing with the District Surveyor for the Land Board 
District in which the land is situavsd, on or before the date specified hereunder. f 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


Pu for yr wae cay Pegear 
ene ce where .} Ww 
Applicant, Leeality of Land applied for, Area. whe _ is objections may be objections 
peter, lodged. may bé lodged. 








Gooidlet and Smith Ltd., Part. below high-water mark, south of Midge- Part of 10 | Wharf, sawmill, and! Maitland aes | 16 December, 1922, 
Special Leate 3,932,| street, ‘fronting Coolongolook River, village acres. erection of build- 


Tarce, Coolongolook. . ings. 















NY meee es Oa gs Yan Ae ag ak oe a ae 
an pies : . ; t \ ie 
ieee oe ; s 
17 Noy., 1922] | NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 160. 6148 





[2399] \ 
APPLICATIONS FOR EXTENSION OF TERM OF SPECIAL LEASE. 


Ct is heweby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned application has been received for a Special Lease, 

under the provisions of the 229th section of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, i913, of the land and for the purpose 

hereunder stated, and that it is the intention to grant a lease, should no sufficient objection be found to exist after inquiry by 
the Land Board and consideration by the Minister. 

Any objections will receive due consideration if lodged in writing with the District Surveyor for the Land Board District 

in whioh the lands are situated on or before the date specified hereunder. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


Local Land Board | 
Purpose for which Office where Date up to which 





Applicant. Leoality of land apptied for. Roousie: iterse he desiree. ve Glgeonious iy le | objections may 
Icdged. _ 
acy Te" De 
Clapin, Alfred Harnett..| Parish Awaba, county Northumberland Cae ¢ 0 Jetty, bathing} Maitland}; ... ..| 25 Nov., 1922, 
Special Lease 15-10. place, and landing 
place, 
[$163] IN THE LAND AND VALUATION COURT OF NEW SOUTH WALBS. 


Nodes is hereby given that Sittings ef the LAND AND VALUATION COURT OF NEW SOUTH WALES will be 
holden at the Court House, Chancery-square, SY DNEY, commencing at 10 a.m., on Tuesday, the 21st day of November, 
instant, for the hearing of all Appeals and References in reapect of which notices have been issued, and for the hearing of 
all such other matters as may be lawfully brought before the said Court. 
8th Ncvember, 1922. W. R. JAMIESON, 
: Registrar. 








The following cases will be hear +— 


es Sant Hy Land  ealatmng Appellant. Nature of Appeal or Reference. 





.| Reference for decision in respect of an application by Daniel 
Sullivan Digges, under section 193 of the Crown Lands 
Consolidation Act, 1918, for a Homestead Selection No. 
1922-1, Dunedoo Central, of 640 acres out of Scrub Lease 
No. 187, Dunedoo Central. ; 

Reference for determination of the capital value of Miles Jay 
Trish’s Homestead Farm No. 1921-47, Hillston. 

.| Appeal against the recommendation of Local Land Board in 

respect of Centenary Appleton’s Special Lease application 

No, 1921-19, Tumbarumba. - 

.| Appeal against the decision of Local Land Board in respect of 

his application to have the nonconvertible area of his Con- 

ditional Lease No. 1910-12, Dunedoo Central, added to the 
convertible part of that lease. 

.| Appeal against the recommendations of Local Land Board for 

refusal of their Special Lease application No. 1922-1, Glou- 

cester, and the extension of Alexander Croll’s Special Lease 

No. 1914-80, Gloucester. 

...| Appeal against the appraised capital value of his Homestead 

Farm No. 1919-25, Hillston. 


135 Dunedoo Central! Minister for Lands ,., 


149 = |_ Hillston.., Pes do ts 
161 Tumbarumba ...; 8. J. Appleton oes 


152 Dunedoo Central) F. N, Richardson Nas 
158 | Gloucester .,.{ Allen Taylor & Co. Ltd. . 


166 Wh aditigtod Jes | Pe As Me inno 4c) 


166 Narrabri | D. I. Bridge... at .| Appeal against the recommendation of Local Land Board in 
o ° respect of his application for conversion of Special Lease No. 
1918-6, Narrabri, into Additional Conditional Purchase No. 
i : 1920-38, Narrabri. 
157 Warren -...| J. D. McCalman Appeal against the decision of Local Land Board in respect of 


his application to have the nonconvertible part of his Con- 

ditional Lease No. 1918-1, Warren, added to the convertible 

part of that lease,. 

.| Reference for determination of the capital value of Thomas 

Foy’s Homestead Farm No 1914-81, Narrandera, 

...| Reference under section 5 of the Returned Soldiers Settlement 

- Act, 1916, for decision in respect of an application by John 
Charles Flanders Selman for an appraisement of the capital 
value of Homestead Farm No. 1916-5, Coonabarrabran. 

.| Appeal against the appraised capital value of his Homestead 

Farm No. 1918--16, Wyalong. 

.| Reference for determination of the capital value of Peter 
Kenneth O’Brien’s Conditional Purchase Lease No. 1£06-3, 
Biogara. 

Reference for determination of the capital value of Peter 
Kerneth O’Brien‘s Conditional Purchase Lease No. 1906-1, 

Bingara. 

163 Do ie do ws «| Beference for determination of the capital value of William 

a Charles Ridley’s Conditional Purchase Lease No. 1906-4, 
‘ Bingara. 

164 Warren | J. F, Rawaon ‘ ...| Appeal againet the decision of Local Land Board in respect of 
his application to have the nonconvertible part of his Oon- 
dit’onal Lease No. 1918-1, Warren, added to the convertible 
part of that lease. ; 

165 =| Wagga Wagga... Minister for Lands .., ...| Reference for return to Local Land Board for reliearing or 

Pa : further consideration of George Geringer’s Suburban Hold- 

ing application No. 1922-6, Wagga Wagga. 


158 | Narrandera. ..,| Minister for Lands... 


169 -Coonabarrabran .. do 


160 Wyalong oo] do Morvan ... 5 sss 
161 Bingara | Minister for Lands ... 


162 — Do an do de 

















6144” NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 160. {17 Nov, 1928. 
(8362) a Sydney, 17th November, 1022. 


FORFEITURE OF SUBURBAN HOLDINGS. 


‘T is hereby notified that the Suburban Holdings specified hereunder are declared forfeited in Aeeaainisbe with the provisions of tbe 
Crown Lands Wonsolidation Act, 19138. ve bot du Be ' at 
‘The forfeiture to take effect at the expiration 0 irty clear days from t is date, age cS eare . PERE S 
Ww. i WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 







































































4 , j , 
No, uf Date of Zé ee tock Anibal) Resi | pong 
5.H. Is see. | Application. Aron, Be Cownty. Parish. ‘rent, for Forfeiture. Papers. Bhire, 
Lanp Disrrict or Tumour, — . i 
a. Y. “p, 2 8. d. Aln, 
1919- 3 |} Harrison, Thomas Alston | 25 Nov., 1919 03 9 303 | Wynyard..{ Batlow 0 5 0| Non-fulfilment _ of 1922--7,503| Gadara. 
conditions, ani 
non-payment 0 
rent. 
Lanp District or CoONABARRABRAN. 
1920- 1 | Hackney, Albert abi x 8 Feb., 1920} 23 1 0 | 2656 | Gowen :.{€oonabara-} 2 6 9 | Non-payment of Sena Coonabarabran. 
ran. rent, : 
(3 60] Sydney, 17th November, 1922. 


VOIDANCE OF SUBURBAN HOLDING APPLICATION, 


OTICE is hereby given that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 1614 of the Crown Lande Consolidation Act, 1913, the 
Suburban Holding application specified hereunder 18 ok declared null and void; 


W. FE. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





Lanp hein oF GUNNEDAH. 








Date of 


Applicaticn. £ County. Parish. Papers. Shire. 


Area, 


Portion 














> a, rm Aln, 
1921-27 | Anderson, John 4. 1} 20 Aug., 1921} 9 013 | 487 | rottinger _...) Gunnedah ...| 1922-6,864 Liverpool Plains. 





C336 1] sei 17th November, 1922. 
NOTIFICATION OF ADDITION TO A HOLDING. 
see is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 164 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the portion 
of land varticularised in the Schedule hereunder is added to and now forms part of the holding mentioned in such Schedule 
at the sunual rental stated, and aubject to the same special conditions as attach\to such holding, and subject also to a special condition 
that the Lessee shall eradicate the briars within two years from the granting of such addition. 
a W. E.. WEARNB, Minister for Lands. 
SoHEDULE, 
Laxp Disrrior or Tumor. 





Future Future 









































acs Annual gaced hm New 
Papers, | Portion. | County. Parish, Gaaea Rent of Area) oaqits s *. k Area of Added to— Annual epital _ Bhire. 
. added, | 200!ion bakes | Holding, Rent. alwe, 
effeot. F : jp) Se 
Aln, MOTs D.C Re a. Fs Pp. £84; £8, 4. 4 
1922 7636 1107 Wynyard... Adelong ..) 20 0 0 1 0 © | 810ct.,1922 ..) 142 2 0 Suburban Holding 61111 228 15 0| Gadara, 
. ; 1914-5, 4 
s poeigiit 

[3387] Sydney, 17th November, 1922, 


NOTIFICATION OF ADDITION TO HOLDING. 


[* is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 163 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, the portion of 
lint particularised in the Schedule hereundér is added to and now forms part of the H»iding meationed in such Schedule, at the 
capital value stated, 



































— W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
Scuxpute. 
d tee ee | sid ea ’ trey Future 
=” : , we : alue i Ww aaa | annua 
Papers, % Parish, County. 4 District, Area, ae ore of additida takes Added to— ee of rental of Shire. 
fy | added area; effect, olding. Holding. 
C.S. | a ro £ os. d. 
1922-21,675 | 187 al Umutbee.,.| Wynyard.,! Wagga 124 | 6 0 0. | 18 July, 1921...) Frechold portich 96! sev nee vce vee serevoseesee | Kyeamba, 
139. Wagga Corea set C.P. 1884-| ~ 
| sedis’ J. Folley. 
{ 3370] iy . Sydney, 17th November, 1922. 


FORFEITED ADDITIONAL HOMESTRAD FARM. 


Neer. is hereby given that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the interest of the holder 
in the Additional Homestead Farm specified in the following Schedule is hereby declared forfeited through non-payment of 
instalments of survey fee; but such forfeiture ae not take effect until thirty clear days after this publication, — 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp Distrrcr or NagRapei. hye MR 















No.of 


IL F, Belector, Date of 


Selection, 


Plan 
No, 





Area, County. Parish, 











} 








1919-8 | Trindall, Walter George.. «.| Capp, e| W. 1,106 -1,767/ 87 

















| Acres, 
10 April, oie) 1280" | White C.8, 1922-1303. 








Wanita pee tb Vie Day ah a eases, | Bae 
4 oe Ee ee od. , 4 Lt | 
a ee : Poe fore ¥ rj a 
:. ae. Whe a ete ~ 9 CA 
; x i . * ie + De at % ¥ e 


2 NT ah Sa 2s tan he 
SS psu pare | 3h . 
TT Nov, 1922.) NEW SQUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 160, 6145 


{ 








[3413] | | Sydney, 17th November, 1922, 
: ‘ ADDITION OF ARHA TO A OROWN-BHASE. 
Noe is hereby given that the area hereunder specified has been added to the Crown-lease particularised in the appended 
Sehedale, in accordance with the provisions of section 164 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, subject to the exceptions, 
reservations, restrictions, powers, rights, provisos, and conditions contained in the original Crown-lease. ; 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





























aR Land Disrrior or WrYAtona. 
Hw 
7 ot Existing | Existing Area |ABBUSl | poy 
eae Name of Lessee, | Desoription otland parish. | County. | Shire, | Area of Rent # | added to} ,Bent | area ot | Anmual 
3 she Lease. | of-Lease,| Lease, | %®49°d) “posse Hen’ 
: ' A Area, * | of Lease, 
PES Hel Weer a Reed See Gos VAMOS fay en OO | 
Acres, £64) & mip) £8. aj @ rp.) £3, 4 
1918-1 Mary Jane Lees ...| Portion 53 .., «.| Mar- Bland ,,,| Bland ., 676 6 6 9/61 1 5 011 6| 737 1 i; 618 3 
: bunga 
[3411] . Sydney, ]7th November, 1923. 


FORFEITURE OF CROWN-LEASES. 


IT is hereby notifiod that the Crown-leases specified hereunder are declared forfeited in accordance with the provisions of the Crown Lands 
Consolidation Act, 1913, 


_ The forfeiture to take effect at the expiration of thirty clear days from this date. 
i W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 























ae | No. of { Grown nnual Re 
: pins lkviie Musee of Laseosi | Portion, Parish. County. Shire, preage Rental Forfeiture. 
‘Acres, Zs. a. 
_ 1921-23, Goul- | John Leslie Fisher  ...| 166, 167,| Currowang..| Argyle ...) Mulwaree|- 3,771 317 2| Non-payment of 
i burn. ; 199,177, rent. 
TA Re TER , 226, 22/7. 
1919- 8, Orange...) Louis Henry Haydon ,,. 60 Lewis ..| Wellington..| Cano- 2,845 5 8 5 |-Non-fulfilment 
Bs Ui bolas. of conditions 
and non-pay- 
ment of rent, 
Date fay oak Do Wee: 61 do ne do A do ...| 2,845 5 6 6 do 
6, ” oo Do eee - 62 do OF ! do OK do... 2,845 418 2 do 
1916- 1, Parra- | Raemond Neville sist’ 280 Nelson ...; Cumberland) Baulkham| 2,710 1 © 0 | Non-payment of 
matta. Hills. rent, 














[3412] "Sydney, 17th November, 1922, 
VOIDANCE OF CROWN-LEASE APPLICATIONS, 


ap" is hereby notified, for public information, that the Crown-lease applications hereunder specified have become null and 
yoid under tho provisions of section 1614, Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 























ee W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
. ae Sonepvu.ez. 
; : : Crown-leas 
i PES CS te Land District. Lessee. | Parish. | County and Shire. L doce anc.’ 
ad F ! 
-. 1920-19 | Taree ..| John Edward Purcell . ...;) Comboyne ...| Macquarie s Manning... wh 3,493 


1920- 6 Walcha —...| Roy Henry Furze... «| Moona ... ..| Verndn ; Apsley a wf 8,479 











Sydney, 17th November, 1922. 
ee NOTIFICATION OF EXECUTION OF SETTLEMENT LEASES CONSEQUENT UPON SUBDIVISION. 
Pe NOtcz is hereby given that consequent upon subdivision under section 267, Crown Tands Consolidation Act, 1913, the under- 


mentioned Settlement Leases were, on the 6th November, 1922, exeeuted by His Excellency the Governor, and have been 
- rorwarded for delivery to the Lessees, to the Crown Land Agent of the District in which the lands are situated. 





[3365] 


| % ke ¢ . . 
Bat | (he Lessee is required to take delivery of each lease, and give a receipt in writing for the same in Form 37, within three months 
ss from the date of this notice, failing which the Minister may declare the lease to be null and void, and any moneys lodged with the 



















y application forfeited to the Crown. 

a The Lessees must pay to the Crown Land Agent, at time of delivery of lease, a lease fee of £1 for each lease. 

. W. BE. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
too tal fotl ac er 
mer | Land District. Name of Lessee. ae nae Parish, County. Shire. Area. 8 Sa ‘ipitetion ct 

weperenien, ; Period. 








— 














i | e xr pj/# 8 da 
1910-16 | Nartandera ...| Michael Joseph Dansher ...| 39 Kes Sat .. (Sandy Crevk Cote a a 8 hed : 4 " 3 a 
1921- D toa a e | 316 ty T=" rh 04) Py do ie oO Se. | - j ae * ” 
wil 1 Wagga Wagga | John Wild .., + pore seal Be 640 (M.S, 1,241 | Keatura .. | Wynyatd...) Kyeambs../1,815 0 07) 2218 9 | 8 Oct, dol 
; 7 Wea. ° 
196k= 2p DO we. @o we Sw | LB KW. 6820-2118) | do | do wal do «1020 0 0/1227 8) 8 4 


= —— = Sa EE OP _ 











SCHEDULE REFERRED TO. 


Rd. Pur. 1920-107 











Psy ao 
Pee | 2 ° 
per 


+ (17 Nov., 1922, 





6146 -NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 160. 


[3363 





Department of Lands, | 
Sydney, 17th November, 1922. 


EXTENSION OF THE TERM OF A SETTLEMENT LEASE. 
T is hereby noti 


‘ified, for general information, that the term of the undermentioned Settlement Lease has been extended under the 
provisions of section 323 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. = 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
































| Original Term of us 
: Lease. erm . 
Sa Hand S ; extended | 422481) por the Period, 
Dace. '|* District; Lessee, | Portion Parish County. Shire, Area Ren’ 
| From To 
SEAN esse NSA EMER DP IPT OA) 0d UL AON TR, BU Na Ai el ea ee) La eI SS esl ta yan Sh a alae ail Se ite ie Ee ap 
2 ; 
| Acres, 1901, 1929, 1941, £ 8. d. r 
1295 | Warialda..| Albert Ted Stieger 3 Blue Nobby} Burne!t ...| Ashford ...| 2234 | 2May .| 1 May ..| 1 May ...| 37 4 8 | For the period end- 
| | : ing Ist May, 1901. 


[3341] : Sydney, 17th November, 1922. 
FORFEITURE OF IMPROVEMENT LEASE. oe ve 
ik is hereby notified that the Improvement Lease specified hereunder is declared forfeited in accordance with the provisions of the 
Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 
The forfeiture will take effect at the expiration of thirty clear days from this date. 


oat he W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


Lanp Districr or TAMWORTH. 






































Date of : 
Heat tc ; 5 i Reason of 
Papers beret soe Lessee. Division, Parish, County, Shire, Area. Selo mei Forfeiture. 
’ Lease. 
Occ, Acres. | £8. d, 
{ §22-6,838 | 1,570 495 | Edwin Lamprill Eastern ..| Tiabundie ..| Darling ..| Barraba  ..| 2,098} 4919 2| 9 Mar., 1907..| Non-fulfilment of 
Spencer, | conditions. 
[ 8356] 


é Sydney, 17th November, 1922. 
WITHDRAWAL OF LAND AND DEDICATION OF ROAD UNDER PROVISIONS OF SECTION 11, PUBLIC 
ROADS ACT, 1962, : 


RECOMMEND to His Excellency the Governor and the Exeoutive Council that the lands hereunder described, required for the 
road hereunder specified, be withdrawn and dedicated as a Public Road, under th; provisions of section 11, Public Roads Act, 1902. 





; W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 

ROAD OPENED :—Part of road from Bonshaw to Ashford, parish of Chapman, county of Arrawatta, Ashford Shire,—as shown on 
plan catalogued R. 14,848-1,603. 

Registration No, of Papers—13-876-24. } 





Desoxtption of land now withdrawn for the road specified. above, and dedicated as a Public Road. 





























Lanp Distreror o¥ INVERELT. j : 
g Lie Character Width of Ney 
=e Ares. Parish, Registered Holder. ; Occupier, Land Withdrawn, 
s Holding. Withdrawn. bdo? 
~~ j } 
| iF, pt Re PR 
62 319 0 v | Chapman,,! Harold J. Cole .. oe me =: .. | Harold J, Cole and readin use ..| Part of H.F. 20-5,/ 150 links...) 7 0 uv 
| | | ; of 715 acres, 
, 
[8357] 


Sydney, 17th November, 1022. 
SING OF ROAD AND ADDITION OF TH# LAND COMPRISED 


NOTHVICATION OF OLG 
THEREIN TO ADJOINING HOLDING. 


H 8 Exceliency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to ben 


, otified that, in pursuance of the provisions of 
the 20th section of the Public Roads Act, 1902, the road described in the appended Schedule, which is 


no longer required is 
hereby closed and the land comprised therein added to the holding mentioned in such Schedule. 





W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands, 





Papers and No, of 











f Holding to which road is added, 
‘Application: Area, Desoriptioa, 
pplication No. of Holding. Registered Holden 
Beer. Dp, 
Roads. 8 812) Parish of Goulburn 


| , county of Argyle, Land District of| Sett. Pur. 14-2 (portion} Charles Colin Cun- 
1920-838-13. | (at £4 14s. Goulburn, Mulwaree Shire. Boundary road 1 chain} 387). ningham. ) 
per acre), wide separating portion 337 from part of portion 46. 























Uy 2, a " 4 : We ae 
37 Nov. 1922.) NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 160, 6147 
aoe y Sydney, 17th November, 1922. 


NOT: FICATION OF PROPOSED OPENING OF ROAD3, OF PROPOSED DECLARATION OF EXISTING ROADS AND PARTS 


OF EXISTING ROADS TO BE PUBLIO ROAD, AND OF PROPOIJED CLOSING OF RIAD3 AND PARTS OF ROADS 
DEEMED TO BE UNNECESSARY. 


TOTION is hereby given that the Minister for Lands deems it exvedient tiat certain roads should be opened, and that it is proposed 
_ to resume for the purposo, under the provisions of the Public Roads Act, 1992, the lands hereunder dssoribed, and to declare 
the existing roads and parts of existing roads particularised heraunder to bs Public Road. 


The proposed roads, &¢., are shown upon plans which can be inspected at this Office, and a copy of the same may be inspected at 
the respective Offices of the Crown Land Agents for the Land Districts in which the lands are situated. ; 


a All persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing and to forward to the Minister, within one month from the date 
of this notice, any objections which may appear to them to exist to the proposals above stated. 


Notice is also given that the Minister is of opinion that it is expedient to close the roads and parts of roads hereunder specified » 
and all persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing, addressed to the Minister for Lands, within one month from 
this date, any objections which may appear to them to exist to the closing of the said roads and parts of roads, 


_. Plars showing the roads and parts of roads proposed to be closed can be inspected at this Office, and a copy of the same may be 
inspected at the respective Offices of the Crown Land Agents for the Land Districts in which the lands are situated. 
See W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


DEscRIPTION OF ROAD TO BE OPENED:—Road from Wu Alistar’s t» Tweed Haids-Bilamdil ry11, prrish of Tecranora, courty of 
i Rous, Tweed Shire,—as3 shown on plan catalogued R. 14,89 4-1,603. 


{Registration No. of Papers —Roads 1921-133-7.] 





Desorirrion of the lands which it is propos2] to resine, anl of part of road deem2d to be unecessary which it is proposed to close. 


Lanp Districr or MurwilLuMBAH. 




















a 
° teak Character | Width of 
3 Parish Z : Area to be 
= 2 Ares. Hitae, Reputed Owner, Occupier, Be as ‘ arpa adit: Raminied Part of road proposed to be closed, &e. 
: area. Pp. | a.T. Dp. 
123 12) 0 0} Terranora | John Ostrum » | Patrick McMah-n | Freehold ...| 50 links .. 0 2 24] The unnecessary part of south-westerly reserved 
RIK ly : sroad, within portion 123 adjacent to Bingham 


Bay, is proposed to be closed and to be granted 
in compensation. 


P40 096 100 100 199 090 049 O88 008 FO8 000 049 00 240 200 S08 P00 O48) OF 408 


158 | 340.0 0} Do _..| Patrick McMahon do 2 ae CRE SE ie Gaal Beh 
82 | 230 0 0 Do _ ...| Joseph McAlister’...| Joseph McAlister... ao. | 59 0 


P90 600 100 004 190 000 05 HOE 009 990 09% 000 G09 00 004 98 040 O99 000049 





a - 00 4 ooo ee 


8 90 LOE S00 100 098 FOP 10D O98 OEE 000 090 109 499 O4G F880 HEe DOO EHO 








23) 0 0 Do ...|{Thomas Pilgrim ...) Thomas Pilgrim ..,. do ...| 59 





Norge,—This land is not to be dedicated. 


Dgscription oF Roap To BE OPENED:—Deviation of part of road from Maclean to Coldstream, parishes of Tyndale and Coldatream, 
county of Clarence, Orara Shire,—as shown on plan citslogued R. 14,895-1,603. 


[ Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1921-659-8.] 


oA 


DxsoriPrion of the lands which it is proposed to resume, and of parts of roads deemed to be unnecessary which it is proposed to close. 


Lanp Districr oF GRAFTON. 




















= Width of 
; Character | : Area 
Portion Area. aren Reputed Owner. Occupier, {| oR eee Land to be Parts of Roads proposed to be closed, &e, 
. No, Name. Holdin to be Resumed 
; 4 g- | Resumed, ; 
As it 
ari. a. T. Pp. 4 Re, Bey Ds 
3 —  Partcf73 41 3 0| Tyndale...) F,Connor .. «| EF, Connor «.| Freehold... 10) finks... 0 2 30 | The unnecessary part of reserved roads (R, 
{now sub- 45 5,188-1,603 and RK. 9,218-1,¢03) within 
a4 divided), portion 738, west of proposed road, is to be 
bh f closed and to be granted in compensation. 
Part of 2 28 3 84 | Coldstream| W, J. Graham’ «| A.,Wingfleld .. ROW 28 cool LOO) hoe eee 0 2 80 | The unnecessary part of reserved road (R. 
(aow sub: 4 5,183-1,603) within northern part of 
divided). portion 2, west of proposed road, is to be 


. : closed, and to be granted in compensation, 

Do... 88° 3 84 | do _ ...,| M. Campbell... Soe ire Dev ROY «bes do «| Variable... 0 1 OQ} The unnecessary part of reserved road (R. 
cod §,188-1,603) within southern part of 
at ad... A : portion 2, west of proposed road, is to be 
: ; : i closed and to begranted in compensation, 

























———. 


_--—:s«é@D EsoRrPTioN oF Roap TO BE OPENED:—Deriation of part of road from the Lismore-Uralba road, portion 274, parish of 
oe oe a Tuckombil, county of Rous, Tintenbar Shire,—as shown on plan catalogued R. 14,918-1,603. 

R Registration No of Papers—Roads 1922-373-8] 

>a : 





Descrrrtion of the land which it is proposed to resume, and of part of road deemed to be unnecessary which it is proposed to close. 


_ Layp Disrrror or Lismore. 





4 
Character | Width of 


Parish ci ie Area to be 
Area, Reputed Owner. Occupier, of Land to be Part of road proposed to be closed, &o, 
Mame, ‘1 “Holding. | Resumed. umed. . : 
Hk. (Pe lied eae a. rT. p ; 
6 0 O | Tuckombil| The executors cf] William Wilson and! Freehold .{ Variable...| 0 8 0 | The unnecessary part of reserved (public) road 
the estate of the) feaced road in us:,|' within portion 27+, north-east of the proposed road, 


late Eliza Wilson. is to be closed and to be granted in c:mpensation 





Gao Fac) _ NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. ey ; nt Nov, 1932 it! 
NOTIFICATION Of PROPOSED OPENING AND CLOSING OF ROADS, &0.—continued. 
Dzscrrrrion o# Roa ‘ro BR OPENED :—Branch road within portion 87 from the Lismore-Dunoon road, parish of North Lismore, — 
eounty of Rous, Lismore Municipality,—as shown on am catalogued R. 14,932 -1 603. 
» | Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1922-183-7.] ‘ 


_ Description of the lands which it is proposed to resume, of part of existing road to be declarea to be Public Road, and of part of 
road deemed to be co inaniche le which it is proposed to close. 





} 
LAND Disrerer or Lisworz, 


—_— —_____. 











bBhsee ] 
5 '. Character | Width of et ay Part of Road proposed to be closed, &c, 
iy Area. eh ee Reputed @wner, Occapier. of Land to be aad Leeleg part of existing road to be declared i 
No. | me, | Holding. | Resumed. eB ASD eee 2 Public Road. 
. a. Y, Pp. a ¥. p, > 
BT 58 1387 | North | Walter Murray ..| Walter Murray and} Freehold...) 100 links. 1 36 | The unnecessary part of reserved road 
(part). Lismore,| road in use, ate 4 ; within portion 87, weat of pro sed road 
| ; and east of the road from Lismore to 
| Dunoon, is to be closed and to be granted . 
in compensation. 
Part cf existing ‘teach ineluded in survey 
| F ai . | and necessary to preserve continuity of pro- 
| 2 ’ | posed road is to be declared to be public road 
: » and dedicated to the public accordingly. - 





























DESORIPTION OF ROAD TO BE, OPENED :—Road from the ote South Creek -Bowra road to the Mistake State Forest, parish of 
Ketelghay, county of Raleigh, Nambucca Shire,—as shown on plan catalogued R, 14,898-1,603, 


{Registration No, of Papers—Roads 1921-498-13.] 


Dxsoriprron of lands which it is proposed to resume, and of road deemed to be unnecessary, which it is proposed to close. 


Lanp Disreror or BELLINGEN. 





























wD Character Wiathns | 
He; Area. ahi Reputed Owner. Occupier. of: pd pene | Area to be Road proposed to be closed; &e. 
S ame, 9 Holdin to bs Resumed. 4 
& 8: Resumed, | . sb 
1 oe. ep. &. I. Pp. AR ah 
22; 146 0 0 | Ketelghay | Peter Owens «| Peter Owens | Breehold ss 100 links... O 2 16 |... cavecarerseeree sdnece se coeen vor osn'seseae.ces ney renee van one 
23 b& 0 0) Do ...| The English, Scot-| John Bradley «| C.P.90-76 .../ 100 4; a» 1 0 ©] The unnecessary boundary road separating 
: tish & Australian ; : portions 28 and 90 is to be closed an@ added to 
| Bank, Ltd. — portion 23; the area thereof and of C.P. 90-75 
“to be increased to 60 acres 2 rood, 








DuscRIprion or RoaD TO BE OPENED :—Deviation of part of road through portions 38 and 37, at of Faulkland, county of 
Gloucester, Stroud Shire,—as shown on plan catalogued R. 14,952-1, 603, 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1913-833-41.] ; ‘ 





Dzscrtrrion of the lands which it is proposed to resume, and of parts of roads deemed to be unnecessary, which it is proposed to close, 
Lanp District oF GLOUCESTER, 

















| ~ 








a 
Se Character | Widthof | 
fe Area. Ly Reputed Owner. Ovcupier, of Land to be palate Paits of Roads preposed to be closed, &c. 
fu h | Holding. Resumed. oi ; Fe Up 
} . 
rae Ae ice ou 5 
Part of 33) 3,980 1 0} Faulk- | George William] George ° William) C,P. 15-24 of 100 links,.| 7 1 0 | The unnecessary per of dedicated road (R. 
(now Bub: , land, Tay Titcume, 83,1658, Ir. 2 i 14,258=1,608), within portion 38, west of pro- 
divided), | posed road, is to be closed and added to said 
| ‘- re ny } portion ; the area thereof and of C.P. 15-24 to 
1 Be remain unaltered, a 
37 701 0 0 Do ...| Alfred William) Alfred William| C.P. 18-61 .,.| 100, ..| 1 0 © | The unnecessary part of reserved road within 
Frost. Frost, : ¥ portion 87, west of proposed road,is to be 
: closed and’ added to said portion; the area 
threof and of C.P. 18-51- Pho remain ua- 
, altered, ‘ 

















DzsckiPTIon oF RoaD To BE OPENED :—Extension of Heathcote-street to i ahert-etrost: panel of St. George, county of 
Cumberland, municipality of Rockdale,—as shown on plan catalogued R. 14,982- Aone 7 


[Registration No. of Papers Roads 1922-466.] 





Drsoriprion of the lands which it is proposed to resume, and of road deemed to be unnecessary, which it is proposed to close. 


METROPOLITAN Lanp District, ; 


















a EN Character | Width of | - ares 
$3 Area, Abe Reputed Owner. Occupier, of a tobe Road proposed to be closed, &c, 
g sa Co Holding. | »..' Resumed 
: co war - ge en £ 
ee ee 3 ME Se be | 
é gh 1,200 0 0 | St. George) Mrs, Mary Thcerpe| Mrs, Mary Thorpe| Freehold... ms 0 0 14} ter add oes 000 000 00 000 spe seeibesicnn wah Gee esalids soelbee ove we 
ar , z ' : Pt! 7 
(now enh-! fe, 2 | we F | 
divided), \ Weak: a 
Do.../1200 0 0] do x de es do do Variable. j®0 0 1,4, This area is proposed to be resumed as 
: AY ] i “severed land,’ r 


The unnecssary private subdivision road 
(lane) 20 f-et wide, west of lots 73 and 74, of 
deposited plan 8,043 (at the Land Titles 
Office), is proposed to be closed. 




















e 











| 8850] 





17 Nov, 1982.) 


ca bt nie i ‘ 5 
NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 160. 6149 


Se 





Sydney, 17th November, 1922. 


NOTIFICATION unpte THER PUBLIC ROADS ACT, 1902, OF Kee MP TTON OR WITHDRAWAL AND DEOICATION 
OF LANDS FOR ROADS, OF DECLARATION OF EXISTING ROADS AND PARTS OF EXISTING ROADS TO BE 
PUBLIC ROAD, AND OF THE CLOSING OF ROADS AND PARTS OF ROADS DEEMED TO BE UNNECESSARY. 


H's Excelleucy the Governor, 
Act. 1902, the lands hereunder described, which ate required for t 


h 


with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the Public Roads 
e roads hereunder specified (in respect of which roads notice 


of proporal to open the same has duly been given) shall be and are hereby resumed or withdrawn for the several roads referred to; and 
that the sail lands shall be and are hereby dedicated as roads; that the existing roads and parts of existing roads particularised hereunder 
shal] be an are hereby declared to be Public Road; and that the roads and parts of roads hereunder specified, which are deemed to be 
unnect ssary (in respect of which notice of proposal +6 close the same has duly been given) shall be and are hereby closed. 


W. B. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


Digogrprion oF Roaps opgnap :—Parts of road from Cangai to Ramornie and branch road within portion 22,§psrieh of Turvill, parishes 


of Duckan Duckan and Turville, county Fitzroy, 





1,603; R. 14,490-1,603; R. 14,488-1,608 ; an R 14,489-1,603 flats. 


Registration No, of Papéts—Roads 1916-788-16] 


Nymboidi Shire,-as shown on plans catalogued R. 14,577-1,603 ; R. 14,491- 


Dasoriptiox of lands now resumed for the road specified above; and dedicated as a Public Road, of parts of existing roads, dec’ared to be 
Public Road, and of roads and parts of roads deemed to be unnecssary, which are now closed. 


A proposal to résumé the lands roferred to for the road in question, to declare parts of existing roads to be Public Road, and to 
close the roads and parts of roads deemed to be unnecessary, was published in the Government Gazette of 10th February, 1922, folio 1126 


arse SS ig 


Lanp Disrekiot or GRAFTON. — 


Portion Mo. 


R 14,49¢- 
1,803. 


R. 14,458- 


R. 16,482-" 





kata Parish 


Wims Reputed Owne:, 


&, T. Pp. 


118 2 0 | Duckan C. H. Tindal... 
Duckan, 


2 


rr 
4 

oo © [Ss 

eso SS Go: 


i 


-| ©, 1. Tindal yp 
«| C. H,. Tindal and 


Tek. do 

Do aks do 
BO haa @o Ke 
| 84 Turville .., do ‘ees 
60 De . do ae 
E80", 820") 92 Dow do we 
By0 0 Do ws do 
4100) Do w. do Se 








Occupier, 


aseyetat “| (Width of 


Land 


fo} 
Holding, | Resumed. 


Area 
Resumed, 


Roads and parts of Roads closed, &c.; a!s0 
parts of existing Roads declared 
to ‘be Public Road, 





C. H. Tindal and| Freehold...) Variable... 


track in use, 


track in use, 
do 


do oa 
do 





C. H, Tindal oa 


C.. H. Tindal and 
track in use, 


do 


19? links... 
100 , 


.| 100 links & 
500 links. 
..| 400 links... 
.{ 100 links... 


us 


| 160 links & 
vaziable. 





ep © HED 











} 

The following unnecessary wads ond 
parts of rouds are closed and to be 
granted in compensation :—Parish of 

|” Duckan Duckan, boundary road south 

| of portion 50 and reserved road witoin 
| and along east boundary therecf, and 
| _ reserved road within and aloug Dorth 

- boundary of rortion 46, reserved road 

| within and aloog north boundary of 

' portion 19, excluding the parts necessary 

+ tO preserve continuity cf new. road 
| and of north and south reserved road 
within fortions 19 and 20, Parish of 

Turville :—Part of boundary road north 
| cf portion 37 east of new road, part 
| of reserved road within portion 83 
| south-west of new road, also parts of 
} reserved road within portion 22 south- 
| west of new road, and east and west 

of branch road, 


Parts of existing roads included in the 
surveys and necessary to preserve continuity 
ef new parts of road; also strips 50 links 
wide each side rf the centre of constructed 
road within portion 94, parish of Duckan 
; Duckan, and portions 121 and 122, parish 
of Turville; also the constructed boundary 
road 1 chain wide on alsouth boundary of por- 


| tion 121; constructed reserved road 1 chain 


wide within portions 125, 1238, and 122, and 
road in use through Crown Lands west of 
portions 32, 8, and 4, parish of Turville, are 
| declared to be public road, thus dedicating 
to the public the constructed road and road 
in use from Purgatory Creek to the west 
| boundary of portion 8, parish of Turville, 
for access to Ramornie Meat Works Cres- 
sing over the Orara River. 





ee ee 


Dascriprion or Road opanzd :—Deviation of part of road known as Goondah-street, at its junction with a street known as 
Sion og Goondah railway platform, parish of Mylora, county of Harden, Goodradigbee Shire,—as shown on plan catalogued 
14,812-1,603 


{Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1922-332-7.] 


Dgsoriprion of land now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a Public Road. 


A proposal to resume the land referred to for the road in question was published in the Government Gazette of 11th August 
1922, folio 4516. 





Part 8 





em ee 


Laxp Disrrtot or Boorowa. 





Parish 


Hams, Reputed Owner, 


sioners. 


regs} 
820 v 0 Mylora ~~ Railway Com MiB-} vss reeves she ene ove Freehold 





Occupier. 


Character 
of 


Holding. 


Width of ; 
Area 
Land 
Saviamaed: Resumed, 





Remarks. 


a, T. 
«| Variable} 0 0 103 | This resumption embraces land acquired by 


the Railway Commissioner for road diver 
siop, 


Oe a a A 








6150 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 160. [LT Nov, 1992, 





ofS as REE Te a a Se a ee Se et A Pa Se SE Se 


NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION, WITHDRAWAL, AND DEDICATION OF LANDS FOR ROADS, &o.—continued, 
DEsoRIPTION OF ROAD OPENED :—Road diversion within portion 47, adjoining part of the railway line from Grafton to 
Casino, parish of Nandabah, county of Richmond, Tomki Shire,—as shown on plan catalogued R, 14,856-1,603. 
[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1922-189-7.] 
DESCRIPTION of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a Pablic Road, of part of existing road declared 
to be Public Road. : 
A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question, and to declare part of existing road to be Public Road, 
was published in the Government Gazette of 4th August, 1922, folio 4403. 


Lanp Distrior or CAsINo. 





























g Character | Width of 
°o 
<2 Area, mp Reputed Owner. | _ Oceupier. of Lend R joontiogt Part of Miser tetera fay to be 
a ct Holding. | Resumed, ; . 
a. T; p. a. Y. p. 
47 68 8 4 | Nandabah ..,| The Railway peels Freehold ,,.| 100 links & 38 0 5 This resumption embraces land acquired by the 
| Commissioners, variable. Railway Commissioners for road diversion. 
| The part of existing road in continuity of 
new road is declared to be Public Road, and 
dedicated to the public accordingly. 











D8i0RIPTION OF ROAD OPENED :—Road through and along the northern boundary of portion 50, parish of St. Peter, count, 
“ae of Cumberland, Municipality of Campbelltown,—as shown on plan catalogued R. 14,793-1,603. 
[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1916-104-15.j 


DESCRIPTION of Jand now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a Public Road. 


ey A proposal to resume the land referred to for the road in question was published ia the Government Gazette of 7th July, 1922, 
olio 3718, : 





Lanp District oz PIcron. 








Shu : Character Width of Rees 
s 5 Aves. Parish Name, Reputed Owner. Ocoupier, of Land Risuined 
2 Holding. - Resumed. H 
Fe ET ARO ; 
ALi P, a. T.Ds 
60 0 0 0 | St. Peter e | HW, 8, Reeve ... yes ove ons eat eliideblobn pot oos,cen 4s0itov iss'ap dapleqceasidinees ht] EH LOODOIA ses | 50 links ead OM Se 











DgscriPrion OF ROAD OPENED :—Road (lane) through allotments 1 and 10, section 25, town of Portland, parish of Oullen 
Bullen, county of Roxburgh, Blaxland Shire,—as shown on plan catalogued R. 14,752-1,603. 
[Registration No, of Papers-—-Roads 1921-678-14.] ; 
Description of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a public road, of part of existing road declared to be 
public road, and of road and part of road deemed to be unnecessary, which are now closed. 


A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question, to declare part of existing road to be public road, and to 
close the road and part of road deemed to be unnecessary, was published in the Government Gazette of 23rd June, 1922, folio 3466. 


Lanp District or Liraeow. 














§ Desks | Character ; Width of ACERS Road and part of Road elosed, &. ; 
> z Area. Maine Reputed Owner, Occupier. of land Meee any also parts of existing Road declared to 
£ . | Helding. | Resumed. ‘i be Public Road. 
| . 
&.T, p. a.T. pP. 
1 of see-| 0 1 63%} Cullen Bullen.,|) Roman Catholic) RomanCatholic| Freehold...) 8llinks .., 0 0 14} | The unnecessary road (lane) south-west of por- 
tion 25, Church, Church, tion 92, and the unnecessary part of road 
10 of see-| 0 0 37} | Go ‘A do echl iieos pub nvelbachens'oon do eos OL Ay ees 0 0 13} (lane) separating allotment | from allotment 
tion 265, 10, section 25, north-east of the new road 


(lane), are closed and part thereof to be 
granted in compensation, 





The part of existing road\(lane) included in 
‘gurvey and necessary to preserve continuity of 
of new road (lane) is declared to ‘be “ Public 
Road,” and dedicated to the public accordingly. 

















= 





Duscriprion oF Roap oPsNED :—Part of road from the Bukalong-Bibbenluke road to Bukalong railway siding, within portion 40 
and proposed road diversion within that portion, parish of Pickering, county of Wellesley, Bibbenluke Shire,—as shown on plan 
catalogued R. 14,755-1,603. 

[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1921-549-13.) 





Descrtrrion of land now resumed for the road s7e sified above, and dedicated as a Public Road, and of roads deemed to be unnecessary 
which are now closed. 
A proposa] to resume the land referred to for the road in question, and to close the roads deemed to be unnecessary, was published 
in the Government Guzette of 4th August, 1922, folio 4405. 


Lanp District oF BomBata. 





Charactor | Width of 
Portion Parish Reputed Area : 
Area, Occupier. of Land Reads closed, &c, 
Ne. Name. Owner, Holding. Haswnsd: Resumed. ’ 


a. T. p. Si Gh el De 
Part of 40 80 0 0 | Pickering..| A. W. Garnock «.| A, W. Garnock...| Freehold ...) 100 links.,| 1 818 | The unnecessary boundary roads north of 
portion 125 and south-west of portion 96 
part) are closed, and part thereof to 
e granted in compensation. 

Do | 80.0 0| @0  o| Railway Commine| *s..cverorcescerens oes Go ...| 100, | 0 224 | This resumption embraces land acquired 
sionerg, i ' by Railway Commissioners for road 
; diversion in connection with railway line 

from Cooma to Bombala. 











— 

















‘ Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1920-529-21.] 








2 a % 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 160. 6151 


17 Nov, 1922.) i 





NOTIFIOATION OF RESUMPTION, WITHDRAWAL, AND DEDICATION OF LANDS FOR ROADS, &0.—continued. 


Drsoriprion oy ROAD OPENED :—Road within portions 17 and 18 to road within suburban boundaries of village oi Mulbring, 
known as North-street, parish of Mulbring, county of Northumberland, Tarro Shire,—as shown on plan catalogued R. 14,769-1,603, 
[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1922-171-10.]} 





DesoriPrion of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a Public Road. 
A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question was published in the Government Gazette of 1lth Auzust, 
1922, folio 4518, 
Lanp District or MAITLAND. 

















rl 
Co - 
POR} ‘ Character Width of 
Ex Ares Parish Re Area 
. puted Owner, Oecupier, of Land 
a Mares Holding. Resumed. erga 
a ©. Dp. a 
‘Part 17 40 0 0/| Mulbring ...| J. H. Hector Beolit Ek ase iil, ose1= Sie ELEOCOY meaty Weep Liger WP APOCLOIG Vr eoy, | dates TOON K Bi cen nn.) per 1 121 
Part 17 40 0 U Do | @, Stevens | we oeee| G, Stevens SLAY Tasty Moos do A eal VET DIO ese «(01 ce 00 5 
18 | 500 0; Do suf Ta, Becton i" ale) jute Pec eLeotors ve ee eal OQ. fp ee ae) 00) f links and]. 2 8 86 
: variable, 





DEscRIPTION OF Roap OPENED:—Provision of improved access to the railway station at Cootamundra West, paris of Oootamundry 
county of Harden, Cootamundra Municipality,—as shown on plan catalogued R. 14,749-1,603. 
[Regstration No, of Papers—Roads 1922-92-7.] 





DEscetPrion of lands now resumed for the Road specified above, and dedicated as a Public Road. 


A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question was published in the Government Gazette of llth August, 
1922, folio 4517. 


Lanp DistEict oF CooTAMUNDRY. 


























= ; 
Si . Character | Width of 
Zg| Area enh. Reputed Owner. Occupier. of Land R cat Remarks, 
& i Holding. | Resumed. : 
& FF. p. |. &. I. Pp. 
58 64 2 °0 | Cootumundry| Railway Commissioners sae Freehold ...| 100 links &| 1 38 11} | This resumption embraces parts of lards acquired 
variable, by the Railway Commissioners for road 
i purposes, 
49 | 126 3 32 D> do | aoe (GL gee Catan oc do ...| 50 links ...| 0 3 73 do do 
L 











DESCRIPTION OF RoaD OPENED :—Road within portion 63 to the Wagga Wagga-Tarcutta road, parish of Gumly Gumly, 
Th Pee county of Wynyard, Kyeamba Shire,—as shown on plan catalogued R. 14,789- 1,603. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1921-790-11.] 





DescerPrion of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a Public Road, and of parts of roads deemed to be 
unnecessary, which are now closed. 


_ A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question, and to close the parts of roads deemed to be unnecessary, was 
published in the Government Gazette of 11th August, 1922, folio 4515. 


Lanp Disrriot or Waces Waaaa. 





Reputed Owner. Occupier. of Land ne | Parts of roads closed, &o. 








Portion Parish af Character | Width of rear 
No. Area. Wain, 
¥ i Holding, Resumed’ . | 
i a ; a I. p. ‘ 
63 lia 3 0} Gumly Amnie J. Carter ss) seccssreesereeeseveee | Freeh id... 100 links...} 1 217 | The unnecessary part of boundary road 
J Gumly. i separating portion 63 from portion 134 


(part) and 135 (part), east from new 
road, and the unnecessary part of road of 
variable width, lying to the south of the 
strip 200 links wide along the south- 
western boundary of portion 65, are 
closed and to be granted part thereof in 
compensation, 

















DESORIPTION OF RoAD OPENED :—Road from the Armidale-Glen Innes road to the boundary road at the north-east corner of portion 
17 (parish of Everett, county of Hardinge), parish of Ryanda, county of Clarke, Guyra Shire,—as shown on plan catalogued K. 
14,442-1,603. 





Description of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a Public Road, of parts of existing road declared to 
be Public Road, and of parts of road deemed to be unnecessary, which are now closed. 


A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question, to declare parts of existing road to be Public Road, and to 
close the parts of road deemed to be unnecessary, was published in the Government Gazette of 10th March, 1922, folio 1699, 


Lanp District or ARMIDALE. 




















Character | Width of Parts of Road closed, &c; also parts of 
= aes Ares. wean Reputed Owner. | * -Oocupier, of Land Tel aa existing Road declared to be 
i Holding. | Resumed. : Public Road. 
Biers, De . a, T. D. 

26 640 0 0 | Ryanda ...) R. MoCaskill ...| R. McCaskill ..,) Freehold...|-100 links... 6 327 The unnecessary parts of reserved road 

= ; ; uy north and south of new road are closed 

and part thereof to be granted in compensa- 

’ tion, 





The parts of existing road included in 
survey and in continuity of mew road are 
declared to be vublic Road and dedicated 
ee Rts Fee : : . to the public accordingly. 
ae ee ee). Cee le ohee? ct Ca re heme ee oh St Wee ag ae 








éibg NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No 160. —‘[17 Nov, 1922, 





NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION, WITHDRAWAL, AND DEDICATION OF LANDS FOR ROADS, &¢.—eontinued, 
Desonzirrion oF Road OPENED :—Deviation in part of road from Nowra to Badgong, al of Illaroo, county of Camden, \ 
Cambewarra Shire,—as shown cn vlan catalogued R, 14,758-1,603. 
(Registration No, of Papers—Roads 1921-728-14.]  ° ‘ 


Gite 


Desoriprion of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a Public Road, of part of existing road declared a. 
be Public Road, and of parts of roads deemed to be unnecessary, which are now closed. 


A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the Road in question, to declare part of existing road to be Public Road, ay 
to close the parts of roads desmed to be unnecessary, was published in the Government Gazette of 4th August, 1922, folio 4406. 


Lanp District or Now,ma. 


N 


























§ : Character | Width of 
=a¢ Parish > Area Parts of roads closed, &c.; also part of existing 
G Area Reputed rr. @coupier. of Land 
= Neme, eR Owne SOsupier. Holding. | Resutied. Reaumed. road declared to be Public Road. 
a. Fs Pe @. Fe Be 
37 50 0 0| Iilaroo ...| Hxecutors of late (Miss) Susan Freehold.,.| lchain ..} 0 38 10 ers segs ven nee ase ee ene cae eoecan N96 eee eos coe 048 cag eee bas oto 
| Daniel Robertson. Robertson. 
4 af O 0 Da e»| James Pritchard ,., Bskate sates tetgse é0 ...| Ichain ..| 0 8 @ | The unnecessary part of reserved road within 
‘. 4 ; BS ss Been 4, south-east of Public Road (R. 60¢4- 
| 1,603), is closed, ahd to be granted part thereof 
; i in compensation, 
4 87 0°0 Do as do *43 ees $asise bes eat ben do | Variable.,.| 0 127 | Thia area (1 rood 27 perches) is resumed as 
: “severed land,” 
196 48 0 0 Do «| Executors of late] (Miss) Susan do ».| 1 chain &| O 880 | The unnecessary part ef reserved road 100 linke 
Daniel Robertson. Robertson, variable, | (in two wide within portion 196, north andsouth of new 
/ Noel Fletcher. parts).| road, are closed, and together with the area 
of ) rocd 27 ‘perches, resumed from portion 4 as 
| & gavered lands” to be granted in compensa- 
tion, 
Part of existing road included in surrey and 
Necessary to preserve continuity of new road is 
| declared to be public road and dedicated to the 
public accordingly, y 

















DRSORIPTION OF ROAD OPENED :—Deviation of part of road frem Wentworth to South Australia and branch road therefrom towards: 
main outside road, parish of Walkminga, county of Tara, Western Division,—as shown on Pian sabalogned R. 14,649-1,603. 


(Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1920-869-11.] 
Dgsorrprron of lands now resumed and withdrawn for the io specified above, and of road and parts of roads deemed to be 
unnecessary which are now closed, 


A proposal to resume and withdraw the lands referred to for the road in question, and to close the road and parts of roads deemed ~ 
to be unnecessary, was published in the Government Gazette of 4th August, 1922, folio 4405, 


Lanp Districr of WENTWORTH. 
































; ‘ widvbh of ves 
gt Parish Character Land Resumed 
re > Area, Naw Reputed Owner. Occupier, © | mM of Hennes pe Road and parts of Roads clesed, &c. 
Pe? olding. an 
ia | & Withdrawn. Withdrawn. 
Ce a a. p. 
33 600 v v |Walkminga! William Thomas William Thomas Freehold ..,| 300 links... 5 3 8 | The unnecessary reserved road within por- 
{2 40 0 0 Smith. Smith, 2 1 82 tion 36 and the unnecessary parts of 
35 10) 0 0 4 07 reserved roads within portions 38 and 35 
are closed and to be granted in com- 
; pensation, 
34 640 0 0 Do ...| Alexander Campbell) Alexander Camp- do _..| 300 links &| 25 1 36 | The unnecessary part of reserved road within 
Smyth, bell Smyth. 200 links, | (includes portion 34 is closed and to be granted in | 
branch compensation, 
‘Fig road), ; 
W,L,L.| 578,757 0 9 Do ..,| B, Armstrong, J. B.| B, Armstrong. J.B) Leasehold .| 300 links...| 23 0 0 | This area (23 sencey is withdrawn. The 
2,041, Armstrong, and $.| Armatrong,;andS| (area No. unnecessary part of existing road within 
Armstrong, execu-| Armstrong, ex+-| 170, now W.L.L. 2,041, south of new road, is closed 
trix and executors) cutrix and execu| W.L.L. and added to that holding; the area 
of the late Alex-| tora cf the la'e) 2,041). thereof being increased to 578,769 acres, 
ander Armstrong. Alexander Arm- 
strong. 2 











Thie land is not dedicated, 


DESCRIPTION OF ROAD OPENED :—Road from the Goulburn to Brayton-road to el 1 15, parish of sili county 


of Argyle, Mulwaree Shire,—as shown on plan catalogued R, 14 770-1, 603. 
{Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1919- rere tg) 


PS 


Dursoriprion of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a Public Road, and of road deemed to be: 
unecessary, which is now closed. 


A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the Road in question, and to close the road deemed to be unnecessary, was published’ 
in the Government Gazette of 4th August, 1922, folio 4402, 


Layp Districr or GouLBuRN. 





Parish ; Oh anperte Width of 









r) 

8 

= Area 

Bo} Area. , Reputed Owner, Occupier, Land | Road closed, de, 

Ke Ene “Holding. Resumed, | Pesemed. et 

| ey 
a ¥. Dp, i a. TF. Di ” 
4/1,280 0 0 | Billy- Representatives of the| William T, Ranken, dbs Sed ..| 10@ links... 3 118} The unnecessary boundary road separa- 

rambya. late Arthur Ranken, ‘and track in use, ting portion 4 from portions 33 and 36, 
; is closed and to be granted in com- 


pensation. 





Rad. Por. 1921- 








LIT Novy 1922] 


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_ NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 160, 


NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION, WITHDRAWAL, AND DEDICATION OF LANDS FOR ROADS, &c.—continued. 


6153 





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Description or ROAD OPENED :—Widening of part of the Orange-Icely road at Frederick’s Valley Creek, parish of Orange, 
county of Bathurst, Canobolas Shire,—as showa on plap catalogued K. 14,309-1,603. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1920-477-12 ] 





Dasonrett0N of part of road re- ~marked, of lands now resumad for the road. specified above and dedic ited as a Public Road, and 
of part of road deemed to be unnecessary, which is now closed. 
Proposals to re-mark part of road, to resume the lands referred to for the road in question, and to close the part of road deemed to 
be LERRRSONNON, were published in the Government Gazettes of 6th May, 1921, folio 2771, and 11th August, 1922, folio 4498, respectively. 


_ Laxp District OF ORANGE. 























8 Character | Width of 
$ iz Area Re-marked part of. Road; als part of Road. 
3 Ares. Speke Reputed Owner, "| Ocoupier, © Land Rosumed. A closed.” J 
pe Holding. | Resumed, 
8. TOP. Be Ts De 
123 8v 0 0} Orange’ ..| Andrew Eesex Kerr} A. E. and J.| Freehold ..| Variable .., 0 210 This resumption embraces part of lot 
-(now  pri- and John Har-| H. Kerr. (includes part} 134 of private subdivision of portion 
vately sub- court Kerr, cf Frederick’s} . 123,—as shown on deposited plan 6,097 at 
divided). Valley Creek). the band Titles Office, 
9 848 0 0} Do do sang Ne AOR eaccl + AO do 1 ou stage Lie tin tad the cok eceean evn eeo.sst étoeeoes bantes 
(includes part 
cf Frederick’s 
Valley Creek). 
9 848 0 0 Do ofa |(2 ese si veerds eavesesoneee, | COMME Ded eyes ee woe ecssosessnccooeee | This is a re-marking 100 links wide of part 
(public) of confirmed (public) road (R. 513-1,608), 
Toad.| within portion 9, being part cf the road 
\ from Orange to Icely. 
The unnecessary pars of boundary road 1 
chain wide separating part of vortion 69 
& from portion 53, end of ciosed and sold road, 
and part of portioa 55 south of road R. 613- 
1,603, parish of Anson is closed and to be 
if granted in compensation. 














i 





Dzsogrrrion oF ROAD OPENED :—Widening of part of road from Deniliquin to Finley, parish of Coolagali, county of Townsend, 
Conargo Shire,—as shown on plan catalogued R. 14,090-1,608. 


[ Registwation No. af Papers—Roads 1920-51-17. 





DescRiPTion of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a Public Road, and of roads deemed 
. to be unnecessary, which are now closed, 
Proposals to resume the lands referrad to for the road in question, and t close the roads deemed to be uanicessary, were published 
in the Government Gazettes of 19th November, 1920, folio 6860, and 2lst. April, 1922, folio 2348, respectively. 


Layp Disrricr or DEnILiquin. 





Reputed Owner. 





=) Bey Bet 

47 265 0 0 | Coolagali...) Mrs. Amy M. Landale, 
‘ Robert H, N, Landale, 
and Geo, L Aitken, as 
trustees of the late R. 


H. Landale, deceased. 





PR” Se, do eee. 


Occupier. 





Robert H. N, Landale, 

and Geo. L, Aitken,'as 

trustees of the late R. 

H, Landale, deceased. 
: do 


Character | Width of Ps 
of Land Resumed Roads closed, 
Holdizg. | Resumed. | “% : 
ks 
200 links .., 8 0 0 


Mrs Amy M, Landale,| Freehold ... 


do . 





[3358] 





} 
| The unnecessary boundary roads east 
' of portions 5 and 7, parish of Mun- 
f diwa, are closed and to be granted 
} in compensation, 

J 








Sydney, 17th November, 1922. 


APPLICATION FOR THE CLOSING AND PURCHASE OF ROADS AND PARTS OF ROADS, 


CTOs is hereby given that application has been made, under the Public Roads Act, 1902, for the closing and purchase of the 
roads and parts of roads deseribed in the Schedule hereunder, and that it is intended to close such roads and parts of roads unless 


valid objections are found to exist, 


Any person desiring to lodge objections should forward the same in writing, addressed to the Minister for Lands, within one nyohth 


from date of this notice. 


SCHEDULE, 


W. E. WEARNH, Minister for Lands. 





Papers. Applicant, 


Description. 


Roads. aoe Ta 
1921-632-3. William John Braid...) 4 0 14 
Rd. Pur. 1921- Z ; 


(168. 
1020-7 -5, Edward Maher oe Et Gee 
Ra. Pur. 1922- 
ll. 
1921-754-3. 1 25 


William Lane “eae 


24,.- s 
1921-796-5. Henry James Nur-| 8 
Rd. Pur. 1922- rell. 


. 





1922-47, Heniy Powick mltat yg tote O 
Rd. Pur, 1922-22. 
~  1922-555-4. New England Girls’) 2 3 32 
Rd. es 1922- School Council, © 





Hastings. 


(part). 





The part of reserve 


Parieh Humula, county Wynyard, Land District Tumbarumba North, 

yeamba, within suburban boundaries village of Humula. 

0 links wide north ef portions 88 and 89; boundary road 150 links wide 

north cf portions 151 and 152 ; boundary road 100 links wide yan 
portion 152, end of road, portion '89 and end of road from portion 73. (part). 


Parish Barney Downs, county Clive, Land District Tenterfield, shire Tenterfield. 

5 road 100 links wide along and within the northern 

_ boundary of portion 61, extending from a south-west corner of portion 195 to 
the reserved road through portions 195 and 61. 

Parish Macquarie, County Macquarie, 

Reserved road 50 links wide within portion 49. 


Land District Port Macquarie, shire 


Parish of Rushforth, county Clarence, Land District Grafton, shire Nymboida. 
_ Boundary road 109 links wide separating portion 65 (part) from portion 105 


shire 
Boundary road 


Parish Hickey, county Dudley, Land District Kempsey, shire Macleay. Boun- 
dary road 150 links wide separating portion 43 (part) frum portion 67. 

Parish Armidale, county Sandon, 
within suburban boundaries city of Armidale. 
separating portions 607, 608, and 609 from portioas 625, 624, 623, 622, end of 
road, portions 621, 620, 619, 618, end of closed road, and portion 617; also 
boundary road 100 links wide separating portion 622 from portion 621. 


Land District Armidale, shire Dumaresq, 
Boundary road 100 links wide 








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[2859] * Sydney, 27th October, 1922, | 
APPLICATION FOR EREOTION OF RABBIT-PROOF: FRENOING, . 


TTENTION is invited to the undermentioned application, under the Pastures Protection Act, 1902, for permission te 
carry Rabbit-proof Fencing across road and erection of Gate. 





W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





With whom Objeetions may be lodz d 











Applicant, Site of Fence and Gate. Parish. County. Plan exhibited’ aba-il (Jl 9. On hy a inet 

| Plaee. |Not laterths» . 

Joseph Keeffe ...| Through C.R. 71  to| Gcogong ..| Murray... Queanbeyan ...| District Surveyor,| 26 Nov., 1922 
western boundary of Goulburn, 


portion 89. Gate to 
be erected acroes road 
ou eastern bouudary 
of 89. 

















3418] Lccal Land Board Office, 
Orange, 15th Novemter, 1922. 


; f 
IT is hereby notified that inquiry will be held by the Local Land Board in respect to Reserves which are included in 
L2ases, the conversion of which has been applied for under section 190 of the Orown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913: 
and as to any objections to granting the applicatiors. f 


Particulars are specified in Schedule below, A. W. DEANE, 
District Surveyor, 
































SonEpvute. 
Particulars of Lease, conversion of which . 
be aa aS! se thay: Applicant for Claes of Holding never ty of 
Mature of | at | Peay a wiacen Conversion, applied for, | Reserves included. Local Land Board. 
i ae ea ee eee 
| Cs ad 
& fF, p. ; 
Special Lease |141 8 O | Parish Canowindra, Patrick Eugene: Additional con-| Whole of C.R. 147) Court-house, 
1906-12. county Bathurst.| Finr. ditional pur- and O.R. 61,608.) - Canowindra, 
- chase 1522-2. | _| 4th December, 
; 1922, 11 a.m, 
Special Lease |L78 3 ‘0 | Parish Mandagery, James Kirwan| Additional con-| Part of W.R. do 
1920-40. county Ashburnham. ditional pur-| 1,044, 
| chase 1922-23, | 
Special Lease [202 1 0 | Parish Boree-Cobonne, | Frederick Original condi-) Part of  T.S R,| Court-house, 
1911-14, county Ashburaham.| Albert Wil-| tional purchase) 23,770. Molong,. Sth | 
liamgon, jor. | 1921-27. | December, 
1922, 2 p.m. 
Special Lease | 80 O QO/}| Parish Neila, county) James MclIner.| Additional con-| Whole of W.R, Cotrt-house, 
1920-1. Forbes. ney. ditional pur-| 2,440. Cowra, 7th 
chase 1921-5. cae December, ~ 
e 1922, 10 a.m. 
Special Lease | 52 1.0 | Parish Wyndham, James Cosgrove} Additional con-| Part of W. & O.R| Court-house, 
1914-2, county Georgiana ditional pur-| 33,991, ,; Oberon, 20th 
e chase ]921-26. | December, 
‘1922, 9 am. 
[3421] f Local Land Board Office, 
| , . Grafton, 11th November, 1922. 


IT is hereby notified that inquiry will be held by the Local Land Board in respect to a reserve which is included in a lease 
the conversion of which has been applied for under section 11 of the Crown Lands Act, 1908, and as to any objections 
to granting the application. 
Particulars are specified in Schedule below. i _&B. A. HOLMES, 
District Surveyor. 











SonEDULE. % 
é \ 
Particulars of Lease conversion of which is applied for. 4 i 
- Apptast | cam of Hol06 | panera ictaaca, | Pi8@e ant Pate ot 
pena? ony | Aréa, Parish and County. for Conversion. applied for. Local Land Board. 




















hel jhe \ (ps 3 
Special Lease! 65 2 O | Braylesford and Duckan' Hunter, Walter) Additional Water reserve| Grafton, Ist De- 
1915-18. Duckan; Gresham and) Augustus Robert) conditional 299 and reserve; cember, 1922, at 
Fitzroy. purchase for crossing. 10am. | 
- 1921-90. 












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6155 











| PROCLAMATION. 
i sap _ DECLARATION OF CROWN LANDS. 


N pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, I, Sir Watrer Epwarp Davipson, Knight Commander of the Most 
Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George, Governor of the State of New South Wales and its Dependencies, in the 

onwealth of Australia, with the advice of the Executive Council, do hereby proclaim the following surrendered area of lands to be 
rown Lands for the purposes of the Crown Lands Acts :— 


; EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp Districr or Gosrorp; Suire Erna, 






= 





Area. 





,e, County. Parish. Portion, Cat No, cf Plan, 
va a. Tsp. 
Northumberland ... i ...| 4\ (surrendered part of 14) ... 0 O- 2 Ms. 2,643 Md, 


...| Patonga ... 








[Aln 1922-4,832] SE SFO ae 

; Signed and sealed at Sydney, this seventh day of November, 1922. 

ds W. E. DAVIDSON, 

By His Excellency’s Command, Governor. 
W. E. WEARNE. 


[3057] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


pS: 





[3371] Sydney, 17th November, 1922. 


REVOCATION OF RESERVES FROM SALE, LUASE, &o. 


IT is hereby notified, for public information, that, under the provisions of section 30 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, 
a the reserves from sale, lease, &c., hereunder described, are hereby revoked, but such revocation shall not take effect until after 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lends. 


. 









































“the expiration of sixty days from the above date. 









































Ne Aran | Division. agit Purpose. Evoke County. | Parish. | Shire, dc. | Area. | Part revoked. Parers No. 
ae zZ a, r. p. 7 
Penrith ..| Eastern.. From sale and lease] 14 Aug.,192| Cook  ..| Hartley .,| Blaxland Shire 1 2 6] The whole, Plan Ms.| Ms. Le. 
Sal POR under section 206, 4 1,601 Oe. 1922-5,827, 
Tumut .. do 13,898 | From sale for tem-| 13 June, 1891} Wynyard..| Batlow Gadara Shire .. 2 1.203) That part within portions} Occ. 1922- 
§ : porary common at 334, 385 and 336. Plans/ 6,881, 6,822, 
Batlow (Reedy W. 5,612, 5,618, and| 6,885, 
Flat). S 5,614-2,119. 
_ Do eh do . | From annual lease] 13 April, 1892 de do © do 2 1 20} ao do ; 
/ or occupation 
license under| " 
general notice. | ~ i ; | 
Inverell do 25,558 | From sale for tem-| 27 Feb., 1897; Hardinge..| Swinton ..) Guyra Shire ..| 20 0 0 | That part within portion) Occ. 1922~ 
; porary common i 29, Plan H. 4.993-1,762. 7,053, 
at Tingha. | 
: Do do 25,559 | From license and]} 27 ,,  ,, do do do 20 0 0 do _ As [iva do 
annual lease for’ ; 
: temporary com- 
: ? . mon at Tingha. | . ek ena | ‘ : Rats 3 
: Bombala do ..| 55,484 | From sale for tem-| 9 June, 1922} Wellesley..| Currowang | Bibbenluke 2 0 0| Part within portion 175.) Aln. 1922~ 
§ porary common. . Shire, Plan W. 5,064-1,484. 7,397, 
; © Do a do 55,485 | From lease gener-; 9 ,, iz do ot do do ae 2-0 0 do do 
ally. | 
Wyalong ..| Central.. . | From sale and lease] 29 Sept., 1916] Gipps Wyalong ..| Bland Shire 0 1 93} Whole; within portions) Aln. 1983- 
4 under section 206. 349 and 350, Plan G.| 7,784, 
mee. | 1,728-1,871 R. 
Tenterfield.) Eastern,.| 31,4€7 | From sale for tem-] 29 ,, 1900} Buller ..| Reid Tenterfield 5 0 0] Within portion 41. Plan} Ms. 1922- 
ii) porary common. Shire, B. 2,714~1,741. 9,960, 
BO) Ses do ..| 31,498 | From lease for tem-| 29 ,, Wace ao ..| ado do a § 0 0 ao éo 
|. Se porary common. ; he 
— Wagga Central..| 5,884 | From sale for tra-| 7 April, 1888} Clarendon..| Eunano- Mitchell Shire..} 20 0 0| Part within portion 3,/ Ms, 1922- 
o- Wagga. velling stock and Teenva, Plan ©, 3,843-1,578, | 10,295, 
lye camping. : 
Do do .. 158 | From lease .. US Rah") 13877 do do do 20 0 0 do do 
Vaan Do do .. 61 | From eae for water| 23 Dec., 1&6 do do do 20 6 0 do do 
a aes supply. . 
Lismore ..} Eastern..| 48,371 | From lease gener-| 4 ,, 1912} Richmond,,| Riley .| Woodburn Shire 3 0 0| Part withinapproved spe-| Ms. Ls. 
he ‘ ally. (about). cial lease 1922-11. 1922-12,042. 
_ Tenterfield.. do 42,204 do ..| 27 Nov,, 1907] Clive Annandale | Tenterfield 1 0 0O| Part within approved spe-| Ms.Ls. 
Pei. | Se Shite.| (about). cial lease 1922-7. 1922-13, 088.. 
Narrabri ..| Central. 7,873 | From lease and} 1 Dec., 1888! Nandewar..| Bullawa .,| Namoi Shire ..j, 20 0 | The whole; portion 30.) Ms. Ls. 
: license, ‘2 y Plan N. 974-1,774. 1922-13, 230. 
do ..| ....-| From sale or lease} 1Jan., 1992) Hume ..! Gocmbar. .| Hume Shire ..] .29 1 0] The whole; being expired) Ms. Ls. 
aA. 3 under section 228. | gana.| (about). special lease 1906-15. | 1922-13,261, 
Goulburn Eastern..| 53,429 | From sale or lease} 15 Aug., 1919) Argyle...) Narran- Mulwaree Shire} 45 0 0] Part within approved) Ms. Ls. 
5 2 ' generally, : varril, (about). Special Lease 1921-13. | 1992-13, 481. 
do From sale or lease} ........% Roxburgh.;} Cullen Blaxland Shire _5. 3 26 | The whole; within portion| Ms, Ls, 
(section 206), Bullen. Sp. L. 06-4 and Sp, L,/ 19%2-13,578, 
(Town of Portland). 10-1. Plan Ms 839 Oe. | 
do? pe. From sale for tem-| 22 Dec., 1880} Selwyn ..| Tumba- Tumbarumba 3 3 33] Part within portion 558,) Ms. Ls. 
rumba porary common, rumba. Shire, Plan S, 2,240-1,523. | 1922-13,861, 
} do 5 From annual lease] 13 April, 1892, de do ye do Ne 3. 3 33 do BN é& 
or occupation q | 
liwense. f bw 
Wagga Central..! 38,140 | From sale for travel-| 18 Aug.,!1904) Wynyard..| Umutbee..| Kyeamba Shire, 51 3 0 | That pari within measured Ms. Ls, 
Wi ling stock and 9 portion 188. Plan. W.! 1922-1$,990, 
7 camping. ; 5,687-2.119. ; 
Young ..|Eastern..) 2,540] From sale for; 6 Mar., 1882) Monteagle,.;) Thuddun- | Burrangong 51 3 0} Part within portion, 13.) C.S. 19¢2- 
av, vs travelling stock. . gara. Shire Plan M, 6,305-1,780. 16,620, 
Penrith do ..| .,.. | From sale or lease| 4 Aug,, 1922) Cook Blackheath) Blackheath 7 1 3| The whole; portion 2 Ms. Le. . 
ie on. under section 206, Municipality. Plan B. 3-2,206 Roll, 1919- 19,960, 
Inverell ..) do ..| 52,987! From sale yenerally| 13 Sept., 1918) Hardinge..; Clare Bannockburn |‘ 147 2 0} Part within portion, 2. For. 1923~ 
S | ‘ | : iy Shire.| (about). | Plan H, 4,917-1,762 R. | 2,33. 














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[3381] it ! “Byaney, 17th November, 1922, 
NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL SUBURBAN HOLDINGS. 


ft is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands comprised 
within the areas hereunder mentioned are hereby sct apart for Original Suburban Holdings, and. shall ba disposed of under the 
prevailing conditions of the law. : 

The areas will be available on and after 8tn JANUARY, 1923, before which applications should not be lodged. 

An application shall be in Form 9 and (unless it he lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the jand 
aecomes available) shall be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advanee and by an instalment of.one-tenth of the survey fee; but 
upon eonfirmation of an application such rent and survey fea musi be paid. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee 
sooner) be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per-centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 

Al) applications should be lodged with the local Crown Land Agent by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly 
authorised in writing, and all applications in posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 8th January, 1923, or at apy 
time between the 8th January, 1923, and the 13th January, 1923, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed to be and to 
have been lodged with such Land Agent simultaneously on the 8th January, 1928. 

The Suburban Holding will be subject to the general provisions of the Orown Lands Acts and the Regulations thereunder, and to 
the following special conditions :— 

(a) The Suburban holder shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and ee 
the land free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all prickly-pear, 
noxioup scrubs, undergrowths, and weeds, - 

(6) The suburban holder shall preserve ample green timber for shelter Bid shade purposes. 

The principal conditions which attach toa Suburban Holding are residence for the term of five years and payment of rent, but 
any building erected must conform to the ordinances under the Local Government Aci. 

After the expiration of five years from the confirmation of application a grant of the Holding will issue, provided all required 
conditions have been complied with. 

Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown the holder shal! pay the capita) value of 
such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, 


—— W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


NotE,— All information may be obtained from, and all forms of application will be filled in by, the Orown Lands Agent free of cost, 
tf so desired by the applicant. 











SUBURBAN HOLDING AREA No. 1,461. 
KASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Moru UYA, AND EUROBODALLA SHIRE, 


\NOTE.—The'e blocks are not designed for home maintenance areas, but are intended to provide home sites for bushworkers or. 
ot ier persons of limited means, or by which an income from outside sources may be Supplemented by the products of the land. 

As these blocks are not set apart as homes mainienancs areas no promise of monetary assistance under the Returned Soldiers 
pettisment Act, 1916, can be made. 


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| 
&4 | 
<9 Be bine Rent ‘ Nature and Nearest eee 
County a fix Hpet for first Survey Estimated Value Town and Character of Land, Soil, Timber, &a, 
s neti Détied of period Fee: of distance Water Supply. 
| Enjs| <= 30 years, of » Improvements. therefrom, ‘ 
H es (= | 20 years. ¥ 
5 ea 
te RBpeu ce vc miem Nees eay [ | 
Seb Mine ee Naa ag: Saas © 8d 6 Be ods * 
Dampier ..| Noorooma..| 544 |1 8 16 50:50:0)) 02 9S VOW 4 26S Nil. Port of Noo-) High building land of slate and limestone forma- 
(Suburbs of | Noorooma), rooma, about! tion ; fair soil, which will grow fruit or vege- 
p DOA 53 do Aes oN Li Buh ved Oe D Oued, OMe: 228 ae Nil. 1mile north-| tables for domestic purposes ; at preseat thickly 
iY Fe mivy sp ao «| 546 14 0 4 500 OF 24) ba Oe Re 16 38 Nil. ‘ grly by good| timbered with spotted gum and dense dogwood 
road. serub; would make fair grazing country when 
improved ; water is obtainable by sinking about 
| 25 feet. Rainfall, 39°5 inches, 
| ak Bs ; : Plan D. 3,441-1,618, 
Ms, 1922-7,681, 





























SUBURBAN HOLDING AREA No. 1,462. 
EASTERN DIVISION. : 
Layp DrsreRror oF MAITEAND, AND Oineoni Sutee, aL 


_. NOTE.—These biocks are not designed for home maintenance areas, but are intended to provide home sites for bushworkers or 
other persors of limued means, or by which an income from outside sources may be supplemented by the products of the land. 
As these blozks are not set apart as home maintenance areas mn promise of monetary assistance under the Returned Soldiers 
Ssttlement Act, 1916, can be made, 














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ay ; 
es 3s |. 
es bn 33 Piste Nature and Nearest 
8 Ba 4 hor fies Survey | Estimated Value Town and Character of Land, Soil, Timber, &a, 
3| ES | period of "Water Supply. 
am) <2 
a he 20 years. 
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; | Re, Ds e 6 ds) 2 8.0, | 2s ah : 

‘Northum- | Cessnock ..} 180 3 0 3 37 14° 9+) 0.18 10) 4:6 8 Nil. \] 
berland. a : } 
Do | do e281 13, 0 16 Sb PO OND Le we avd 3G. 58 Nil., 
Wo His, zo Pe hanes ty ge bo Se bake Me A aa I Ras Be GS Nil. Situated __ be-| Sandstone formation ; sandy soil ov birt clay 
Gia do ad ot BB Sk 2k 42) Soa eh yt 2s £8 Nil, tween villages} timbered with ironbark and scattered Poon 
BOY LEN do De 184 35 A 4205.04) 1-1 24) 4-6 8 * Nil, tp of Aberdare gum and stringybark, The pipe line of the 
WO Wet de ..| 185 |3 0 26 39.10 8|- 01910) 4 6 8 Nil. 1 and Kearsley,} Hunter River District Water Supply runs past. 
0 baker do ~¥ |. 186 13:40:22 gee lea fee We a ae a am Nil, 4 mile from; the land, 
Ghat. ade Sh Bi) 18.9. 0488. 32 760.16 3) 4 68 Nil. Caledonia rail-| Plans cafalogued N. 5,985, 5,986, 5, 087-2, Lit; 
MOO y ao Lal 18848 0216 35 18-9) 018-0) 46 8 Nil. way station, Ms. 1922- 7,672, 
Do) an do. ..|, 189 (38 338] 3917 6} 1 0 0) 4 68 Nil. i 
DOA do --| 190 13° 2.13 35°16 13.) 0,17 2144 + 6..8 Nil. By ; 

















Notrt,—The included part (36 acres 3 roods 34 perches) of reserve 2,566 for coal- ietnie: notified 23rd October 1886, is hereby reeoked. 


The blocks within this area are limited to the surface and to a depth of 50 feet below the surface, and the Crown will not be 
responsible or liable forany subsidence or damage caused by or in connection with mining or other operations carried on below the said 
depth, been gre the mining or other operations are carried on beneath the leage or otherwise. 

















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ati ih ha = NEW SOUTH WALES 6 GOVERNMENT GAZBITE, No. 160, 6157 


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[3382] a nek ea es Det. os Tuaaecy. 17h Merbiilhees 1922, 
eesiridsrron SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL CROWN-LEASES. 


aie: is hereby notified; for public information, that, in’ pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the Grown 
Lands comprised within the areas hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Original Crown-leases, and shall -be ‘disposed of 
_ under the ‘prevailing conditions of the law. 


ot ete The. areas will be available on and after 8th JANUARY, 1923, before which applications should not be lodged. 


An application shall be in Form 9, and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land becomes 
, ‘Rratiay shali be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advauce, and by an instalment of one-fenth of the survey fee; but 
aden confirmation of an application such rent and survey fee must be paid. The survey fee shall (uniess the holder desires to pay the 

_ he oor be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 


All applications should be lodged with the local Crown Land Agent by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly 

Sivhorised in writing, and all applications in posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 8th January, 1923, or at any 

ee time between the 8th January, 1923, and the 13th January, 1923, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together ne deemed to be and to 
iS have been lodged with such Land Agent simultaneously on the 8th January, 1928, 


The lands set apart are exempb from the operations of general license under the Forestry Regulations, 









Paks 
8 


tee The Crown-leases will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts and Regulations thereunder, and to the 
E following special conditions :— / 


(a) The Crown-lessee shall not assign or sublet without the consent of the Minister for Lands, and if any stock not owned by the 
‘ lessee are found depasturing on the Crown-lease it shall be prima facie evidence of subletting. 

(4) Power willbe reserved to the Crown and fg any person authorised by the Minister for Mines to enter upon the lease ead 
search for and win minerals. 

(c) Power will he reserved to the Crown to resume any portion of the lease which may be required for mining, iaine purposes, 
or any other public purpose, upon giving notice in writing, and upon payment only of the value of the improvements on the 
portion resumed (such value not to exceed their costs),and a reduction of rent proportionate to the area resumed, In the case 
of resumption for mining or mining purposes, not less than one month’s notice, and in the case of resumption for any other 

- purpose, not less than three months’ notice in writing will be given to/the lessee. 

(d) ‘the holder of each Crown-lease shall, within six months from the date of confirmation of the lease, commence and take 
effective steps to keep the land so leased clear of rabbits and other noxious animals, and shall afterwards continue such 
efficient steps or means of keeping the land clear of the same during the whole term ot the lease to the satisfaction of the 
Local Land Board. During the second year of the lease he shall commence and thereafter continue to clear the land of 
noxious weeds and scrub (except edible scrub) at the rate of not less than one-tenth of the total area cach year, so that 

4 ie __..! the whole shail be cleared during the first eleven years of the lease, and after any land has been cleared or operated upon. 
the lessee shall keep it free from noxious weeds and scrub (other than edible scrub) during the remaining. term of the 
lease to the satisfaction of the Local Land Board. 

'(e) The boundaries of each lease are to be fenced with a six-wire fence within five years of date of confirmation of lease : 
Provided, however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the. approval of the Local Land 

Board. 
€ iis No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the purpose of sale, except subject to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 
1916, and Kegulations thereunder at the time in force. | 

(g) The leseee shall destroy all uscless timber except such as shall be necessary for the purposes of shade and shelter, and he 

WS yes _ shall preserve sufficient useful timber (if any) on the land leased for the purpose of improvements thereon. 

_(%) The lessee may, however, take from the land leased to him such timber and other material for building and other purposes 

-upvn such land as may be required by him as tenant thereof, provided such land is not, comprised within a timber reserve or 

State forest. 

fe © ‘The lessee shall take effective steps to eradicate prickly-pear (if any) from the land leased, and keep the land clear therefrom to 

_ the satisfaction of the Minister for Lands during the term of such lease. The lessee shall commence such operations within 
‘six months from the date of confirmation of the lease, and within twelve months from such date shall clear from pear not leas 

than one-third of the land leased. During each subsequent period of twelve months he shall eradicate the pear from not loss 

, _-than an additional one-third of the area leased, so that the whole area shall be cleared within three years from the date of 

‘* confirmation of the lease. —_ i 











B Bic: i 


* he terms of each lease shall be forty-five yeara, aa a condition of residence for a term of five years shall attach therero. The 
Crown lessee is required to enter into residence within six months from date of confirmation of the application for the lease, 
Ss Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown the holder shall pay the capital value of 
 sueh iaprevenenns, in accordance with the erovle of Fatt VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 
a W.E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
Morn TAs aiosuation may We obtained Hogi. and all ae of cpplicai ion will be filled in by, the Orown Lands Agent free of cost, 
tf so desired 4 the i deta 












OROWN-LEASE AREA No. 3,952. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 

Lanp District or GLen Innas, AND SuveERN SHIRE, 

Within Occupation Licenses Nos. 309 and 493. 













3. 

ag : ‘ 

n@ Annual 

oe { ba Alsi t Nature and Nearest 

Bz] Se | fate, | tor fires | Suevey Estimated Value | Town and Character of Land, Soil, Timber, ity 
a Tt peri of ie Fee. distance Water Supply. ‘ 
BA) Ss é 15 years, Wekotaiete therefrom. 

BS 

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re Re Acres. sd} £) 3, dj £8. ee 
| Mann ..{ A | 1,150 431. 5: OP b> 7 10, Fas 33 <4 Nil, ..| About 26 miles Visduiesinas to hilly and mountainous country 
ne a (about). ; : ; easterly from] of granite and porphyry formations, much of 
f : 3 Glen. Innes. block B. being inaccessible to stock ; sandy 
~ Do GAS dor SSF. Po NBe 8,500 875 0 6/1018 9} 29 6 8|} Boundary fencing,| About 33 miles! — soil, subsoil decomposing granite and porphyry 
ee i | 2 (about). ; _ | ®£4 8s. half value.| easterly from; rocks; parts of blocks B and O comprise fair to 
ee eA Se mie | Adjoining holder, | Glen Innes. / medium grazing land, but each block consists 
Dos 8\.do lel PO 70 142 10 0} 115 8 | 44 18 4 | Fencing, full value,) About 36 miles; chiefly of poor to very poor grazing land ; 
* / (about). : fe £5 10s. ;boundary| easterly from! © best adapted as winter runs for dry cattle ; 
aes -- | feneine £14, half} Glen Innes, chiefly thick forest country, timbered with | 
R Re GB ; ; / ; ; ee Adjoining blackbutt, gum, honeysuckle, stringybark, 
bo tam bar ypc > ce * | holder, F oak; messmate, and some ironbark and appre; | 
ibs ASMA Re soc > Mad saliy sufficient natural water supply for block A in 
Satie Pasa ss ste Hi q a ; ; river and Surveyor’s Creek ; insufficient on | 
ee my eh ; , ee Mi ities j \ ‘ block Band difliculr of conservation ; block C 
: 2 bahtost Gee * ifs i is devoid of faciliti s for storage of water 
tes Taree ae SEs ily L : “é supply. Average annual rainfall, about 38 
ot oa oie Rei : ry ee yo sc inches. 
oS een : iat Noe 4 Misc. 1922-9,731, 
‘ Micte 4 ae | | ae ae 
iu a st a See ee se oe —— 
Oia Ast SOP Tr fied 
caper Nevx.—Inelu ‘about 185 acres) of railway reserve 1,690, notified 19th Noyember, 1884, and part (about 12 acres) of classification reserves, noti 
4th November, page area : ts) are ne revoked, : Areas, capital values, annual rents, and survey fees are subject to modification upon survey, The area 


leased i is exclusive of any authorised mining ats ee. of. 





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6158 NEW SOUTH WALES GUFERRM sane, No. 160, 





[17 Nov, 1999. 





NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CRIWN LANOS FOR ORIGINAL CROWN LiLASES—cnsioued 
. CROWN-LEASE AREA No. 3,953. 


EASTERN DIVISION. eae 
Lanp Disrricr OF GRAFTON, AND Dorzicgo SuHIReE. ii 


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| 3 
. he 
eg Nearest 
ge Town and = |. Character of Land, Soil, Timber, a, - 
z distance ’ Water Supply. 
& & therefrom, ? 
5s 




















1) 
| Acres. St Sto is| ots adda! NCL on os , 
Fitzroy ...; Woogoclga) Block] 260 260 0 0| 8 5 0/1918 4] Fencing on west} Woolgoolga Very steep country of slate formation, yellow 
A |(about). boundary of por-| . village and| to brown clayey soil; clay subsoil ; timbered 
tions 81 and 19,| port 3 miles.) with gui, blondwood, "oak, stringy bark, iron- 
half value, £17 easterly. bark, mahogany, and box, with a little scrub 
18s. 9d. The] Access bad,} in gullies ; fairly sound country ; ; adapted for 
property of ad-| reported tobe! breeding large stock, or grazing dry stock and 
joining holders, | suitable only working bullocts ; not suitable for dairying ; 
for bulleck] water supply insufficient. Rainfall, about 64 
! ‘teams. inches, 
Ms. 1922-9,499, 
Notz.—The included part of classification reserve, nogettae 13th October, 1922, is hereby revoked. Area, capital value, rental, and survey fee subject to 


adjustment upon survey, 





3,384] F Sydney, 17th November, 1922, 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR AN ORIGINAL HOMESTEAD FARM. 


[T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands comprised 
within the area hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for an Original Homestead Farm, and shall be disposed of under the ° 
prevailing cond itions of the law. 


The area will be availabie on ani after 8th JANUARY, 1923, bafore which azplications should not be lodged, 


An application shall be in Form 9, and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land becomes 
available or it isintended to effect improvements instead of paying rent) shall be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance and 
by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee ; but upon confirmation of an application such rent (if it is not intended to effect 
improvements instead of paying rent) and survey fee musi be paid. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) 
be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per ventum per annum on the amount unpaid. 


All applications should be lodged with the local Crown Lani Agent by the applicant in persun, or by his agent in nerson duly 
authorised in writing, and all applications in posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 8th January, 1923, or at any 
time between the 8th January, 1923, ani the 13th January. 1923, inclusive, shall, waers conflicting, together be deomed to be and to | 
have been lodged with such Land Agent simultaneously on the sth January, 1923. 

The Homestead Farm will be subject to the general provisions of the Crowa Lands Acts and the Regulations thereunder, and to 
the following special conditions :— / 


(a) The holder of the Homestead Farm shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient 
to free and keep the land free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all 
prickly-pear, noxious scrubs, undergrowths, and weeds. 


(b)’ The holder shall preserve ample green timber for shelter and shade purposes. 


{c) The boundaries of the farm are to be fenced with a six-wire fence within five years of date of confirmation of application : 
Provided, however, that any other suitable feace may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Local 
Land Board. 


Thea principal conditions which attach to a Homestead Farm aro residence for a term of five years and payment of rent, 
The Homestead Farm is not transferable until the condition of residence attaching thereto has been performed. 


After the expiration of five years from tha confirmation of application a grant of the Farm will issue, provided all required 
eonditions have then been complied with. 


Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown the holder shal pay the eapital value 
of such imorovements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, 


yeas s 2. a tenataile : W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


Notzt.— All information may be obtained from, and all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of cost, 
tf so desired by the applicant. 








HOMESTEAD FARM AREA No, 1,450. ae A = 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp Distrior or Nyn@an, AND MarTHAGUY SHIRE. 






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| Baal gee 3 
Es 8 Annual 3 
a8 Ya Rent Nature and Nearest ret, ; 
Crenig 28 5 3 for first Survey Estimated Value Town and Character of Land, Soil, Timber, &., 
M el é 3 2 pericd Fee, of distance ; Water Supply. 
Bm™) <3 ( of Improvements, therefrom. 
re] 8 5 years. 
Es & , 
















Acres, 6 Bey) Meee, Gell ees. yO. : 
Clyde ..|- Womboin..| 9, 10,} 5,686 | 5,259 11 O|181 910) 37 6 8 |jFencing, £67 1s. 6d.;) North -easterly) Level country, sedimentary formation; red and 
11, tank, £150; bore| 61 miles from} black soils, clay subsoil; part plain ; > part 
12, drain, £12 10s,3;| Coolabah sid-| timbered with box, budtha, belah, whitewuod, ‘ 
13, ‘ ‘ timber - killing,). ing,and 71) wilga, leopardwool, and myall ; ‘suitable for = 
and £236 18s. 4d.) miles from) breeding and fattening sheep and cattle; 
14. Crown property. | Girilambone, |. watered by bore drain and tanks. Average 
om | ie annual rainfall, 17 inches. 
Plans ©. 965 to 970-1,828. ai 
Ms, 1922-7,844. 
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Nore.—Part (5,686) of reserve for classification, notified 8th August, 1919, included in’the ahoye, is hereby revoked. : Rs 





17 Nov, 1922,] i _ NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 160. 6159 


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[8,883 } > Sydney, 17th November, 1922. 
NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL CROWN-LEASES FOR GRAZING ONLY. 


hs is hereby notified, for public information, that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the 
Crown Lands gomprised within the area hereunder mentioned are hereby set spart for Original Crown-leases for grazing only, and 
' shall be disposed nder the prevailing conditions of the law. 
The area Be ithe available on and after 8th JANUARY, 1923, before which applications should not be lodged. 

An application shall be in Fora 9, and (uniess it be lodged with the ¢rown Land Agent during the firs! . eek that the jand becomes 
available) shall be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance, and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee; but 
- upon confirmation of an application such rent and survey fee must b2 paid. The survey fee shall (unless ihe holder desires to pay the fee 
sooner) be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum rer annum on the amount unpaid. 

All applications should be lodged with the local Crown Land Agent by the appiieant in person, or by his agent in person duly 
authovised in writing, and all applications in posted letters received by the. Land Agent at any time on the 8th January, 1923, or at any 
tims between the 8th January, i923, and the 13th January, 1923, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed to he and to 
have been lodged with such Land Agent simultaneously on the 8th ‘January, 1923. 

The land set apart is exempt from the operation of general license under the Forestry Regulations. 

The Crown-lease will be subject to the general provisions of the Crowa Lands Acts, and Regulations thereunder, and to the following 
special conditions :— 

(a) The Crown-lessee shall not assign or sublet without the consent of the Minister for Lands, and if any stock not owned by the 
lessee are found depasturing on the Crown-lease it shall be prima facie evidence of subletting. 

(4) Power will be reserved to the Crown and to any person authorised by the Minister for Mines to enter upon the lease and search 
for and win minerals. During the whole currency of the lease the area shall be open to the operations of miners’ rights and 
business licenses without interference or annoyance by the lessee, and the lessee shall post at each place of access to such area 
calico notices, indicating, for public information, that such area is open to the operations of miners’ rights. Bach notices 
shall be erected and maintained to the satisfaction of the local Conditional Purchase Inspector. 

{e) Power will be reserved to the Crown to resume any portion of the lease which may be required for mining, mining purpvses, 
or any other public purpose, upon giving notice in writing, and upon payment only of the value of the improvements on, the 
portion resumed (such value not to exceed their costs), and a reduction of rent proportionate to the area resumed. In the’ 
case of resumption for mining or mining purposes, not less than one month’s notice, and in the case of resumption for any 
other purpose, not less than three months’ notice in writing will be given to tne lessee. 


(@) The holder of any Crown-lease shall, within six months from the date of confirmation of the pees commence and take . 


effective steps to keep the land so leased clear of rabbits and other noxious animals, and shall afterwards continue such efficient 
steps or means of keeping the land clear of the same during the whole term of the lease to the satisfaction of the Local Land. 
Board. During the second year of the lease he shall commence and thereafter continue to clear the land of noxious weeds and 
scrub (except edible scrub) at the rate of not less than one-tenth of the total area each year, so that the whole shall be cleared 
during the first eleven years of the lease, and after any land has been cleared or operated upon the lessee shall keep it 
free from noxious weeds and scrub (other than edible'scrub) during the remaining term of the lease, to the satisfaction of 
the Local Land Board. 

(e) The boundaries! of each lease are to be fom with a six-wire fence within five years of date of confirmation of lense : Provided, 
however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Local Land Board. Gates 
of access shall be erected where necessary for the convenience of miners. 

(f) No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the purpose of sale, except subject to the provisions of the Forestry 
Act, 1916, and Regulations thereunder at the time in force. 

(g) The ‘lessee shall destroy all useless timber, except such as shall be necessary for the purposes of shade and shelter, and he shall 
preserve sufficient useful timber (if any) on the land leased for the purpose of improvements thereon. All timber suitable for 
mining purposes shall be preserved. 

(4) The lessee may, however, take from the land leased to him such timber and other material for building and other purposes / 

; cece Ce land as may be aattgake by him as tenant thereof, provided such iand is not comprised within a timber reserve or 
4 tate forest. 

() The lessee shall take effective steps to eradicate prickly-pear (if any) from the land leased, and keep the land clear therefrom 
to the satisfaction of the Minister for Lands during the term of such lease. The lessee shall commence such operations within 
six months from the date of confirmation of the lease, and within twelve. months of such date shall clear from pear not less 
than one-third of the land leased. During each subsequent period of twelve months he shall eradicate the pear from not 
less than an additional one-third of the area leased, so that the whole area shall be cleared within three years from the date of 

- confirmation of the lease. 

(j) a right of conversion into a Homssldad Farm, as provided by section 135 Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, is hereby 

arred. 

(k) The land shall be used for the purpose of grazing only. 

(4) The Crown-lease is limited to the surface and to a depth of 50 feet below the surface, and the Crown wal not: be responsible 
or liable for any subsidence or damage caused by or in connection with mining or other operations carried on below the 
said depth, whether the said mining or other operations are carried on beneath the lease or otherwise. 

The term of the lease shall be forty-five years, and a condition of residence for a term of five years shall attach thereto. 
‘Where any land contains improvements. which are or are not the proyerty of the Crown the holder shall pay the capital value of 
-gueh improvements in aceordance with the provisions of Part Vill of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


ne W. fH. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
Noru.—All information may Ne obtained Ue) and all forms of applicaiion will be fited in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of cost, if so 
dasired by ihe applicant. 


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CROWN-LEASE AREA. No. 3,951. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp District OF TENTERFIELD, AND TENTERFIELD SHIRE. 








Annual 
Capital Beri 



























43} 
E H Nearest 
Ares t 
ao Value Nature and : 
renty. | Perth | 22 | o,0%,,.| forte, | fOr tet | Suey | patimated Value ot | Towmend | Obarscter of Land, Sot imber, Ban 
Ps 5 lease, | Petiod of ot 7 Improvements, r 
‘i 16 years. | 15 years. : 
f 
; Acres, 
About Gu gw a ibs S Gs |, Ges. a: 
Buller -.| Boonoo A 230 230 0 OO). 21% 6) 6 8 Nil, About 15 miles| Undulating country, with low and rough rocky 
. ‘ Boonoo, northerly from hills of granite formation ; ; sandy soil; poor 
. : Tenterfield. to fair grazing country, adapted for large 
Do eee > yb \B 248 248 O80] 3 2 0/1013 4 Nil. do | stock only ; fairly sound when improved ; 
(ex. res, } best suited for dry cattle ; almost wholly thick 
15,109 forest country, timbered with messmate, 
for pre- blackbutt,foum, oak, stringybark, peppermint, 
serva- ‘ : honeysuokle, and sallee ; suitable for fencing 
tion of } and building purposes; sufficient natura 
graves) water supply in Dismal Swamp Creek. Ave 
Do xu h Ame A0he bee ’ 90 80-0. O))T 2.6). % 0-0 Nil. do rage annual rainfall, about 33.to 34 inches. 
Do a ao “Ae! 170 170 0 0| 2 2 6/] 9 6 8| Boundary — fencing ado Ms..1922-9,078. 
, half value (not 
estimated) The 
property of ad- 
joining holder), 














= 





d Nore.—Includes part (about 540 acres) ‘of reserve 24,085 from sale-and reserve 24,066 from license and annual lease for temporary common, notified 9th 
May, 1896, which is hereby revoked. Reserve 4,365 from conditional sale, notified 22nd October, 1887, is not affected by this notification, Areas, capital values, 
annual rents, and survey ipa are subject to adjustment upon survey, f 


' 


% 6160 











(3372) fe ie es ASydney, Vita November, 1MRH Actes 
ar REVOCATION OF NOTIFICATION OF TRAOTY O% ARWAS PREVIOUSLY NOTIFIED AS NOT AVATL ABLE FOR 
rs SELTLEMANE UNTIL FURTHER NOLIFICATION, 


ite is hereby notified, for public information, that, under the provisions of the Crown Lanis Cont st tamer Act, 1918, the notifieation , 
that the tracts or areas hereunder descrided are not available for settlement are hersby-revoked. 


_W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
































Usnd f Date of ¢ . : Ass | y xe 
District, Division. | wotin éutiony County. | Parish. Shire, &e, | Aveke Part revoked, i Papers He. 
Aes J 4 Arte aw Vb Bale ‘ SB 2 SOON oA wh hs Cd tos 
Hiliston :-| Central, ..| 13 Oct., 1922 ..] Dowling ..| Mologone .. .-| Bland Shire .: 5,000 0 0| The whole .. oo Ake ie RATS nL ot ee eae 
Albury _..| Hastern ..|> 4 June, 1920..) Goulburn’ ..| Jerra Jerra.. ..| Culcairn Shire, 29 0 80 eu within portion 197, Plan G. 8, §38- Os get 
- Tumbarunba | Central ..| 11 Teb., 1921...) Wynyard ..| Bulalgee .. s<|-Holbrook'* |" 7, 03873 Patt within ton 113 and 142. Plan ie S. 1922- 
_ North. Shire, 5,471-2,11 5,326. 
_ Grafton --| Eastern ..; 9 April, 1913..) Drake | Albert te ..| Copmanhurst — 18°00 the "part has portion 15, Plan D. Mig 1922~ 
‘ Shire, 1,419-1,743 R. 19,321. 
ISSARANa SRADAEE OPIN sink NSARM Tie yo Nena ST Soh ae Meme Ee AN amas ORME LG DR fie la 
(as7e} Sydney, 17th N. Mir ede 1932 


REVOCATION OF SUBURBAN HOLDING AREAS, &c, 
." is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands ‘Consdlidstion Act, 1913, the Suburban Holding Areas, 





















































&e. Sik Sah ole hereunder, are Beroby. revoked, i ‘ 
\ Wi, WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
Class of Tkoldiag | ; ; Cua nl 
aa Division. ua which the Land Ug he a) County, Parish, | , Shire, &¢. | Area, | : Part revc kad. Papers No. 
} as set apara, : 
: a. 1 ps ’ 
Kempsey .,| Eastern,.; Suburban Holding) 31 Mar., 1922) Macquarie.) Kinchela ..) Macleay .. = } 2-223) That part comprising allot-} Aln. 1922- 
i Area No, 1,422. (Town of Gl/adstone), ments 6,-8, 9, 12 to 15, of} 8,155. 
5 section 8. Plans Gladstone 
, } 10 and 11+2,095. 
DGe ke do ..| Week-end ledse; 4 Nov., 1921} Macquarie.) Arakoon. .. do as Se 2 2 863) That part within allotments 7| Ms. 1921- 
Area No, 39. (Town of} Arakoon), | to 11, section 12, and portions) — 8‘720 
: 285, 280, 297 to 301. Plans} | 
Arakoon 7,12 and 13 and M, 
3 ; 6,455 and 6, 457-666, Y 
dnvyerell '.. do ..| Additional "| 29 Oct,, 1920] Arrawatta,.| Arthurs Seat} Ashford .. fal BAS O70 That part bounded by portions) Clos. Sett. 
Holdings. i {(about), 52, 57, 105, and tRe canes ty 1,424-3, 
River, : 
(8374] | . - Sydney, 17th Novombsr, 1922, 
WITHDRAWAL OF TRAVELLING STOCK AND CAMPING RESHRVES FROM THE CONTROL OF: 
f PASTURES PROTEOTION BOARDS. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Pastures Protection Act, 1912, 1 aa amended by Act No, 49, 1918, 
and Act No. 25, 1920, the pirts of travelling stock and eamping reservas partioularised in the Schedule hereto shall be and 
the samé are hereby withdrawn from the contiol of pe? Pastures Frovectiay Boards specified in such Schedule, 


W. E, WEARNE, Minister for Lands 





























SOHRDULE, ee 
s f 

¥ |Pastures Protente. ; 5 reich Part of reserve withdrawn from control of iat 

bh pe &. toh Board: Bs County. Parish, Land District. Pastures Protection Board, Papers y 
pred Ree i ee SBTC ba 
: Travelling stock and|-Molong ...| Gordon ...| Veech ..| Wellington. | The-whote’ ..:. 0 ous. it we) 1922— 
y campiog reserve RE : 7,633. 

32,817. | ; cae 

















holding acquired shall be subject to the same ‘con: 
ditions (if any, and where applicable) which attach to — 
the particular original holding in virtue of which the 
additional holding was applied for. 


Nore.—All information may be obtained from, and 
all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown. 
Lands Agent free of cost, if” ‘$0 desired by the a ok P 


cant. 
WwW. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


[8377] . Sydney, 17th November, 1922. 


Ly NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ADDITIONAL -CONDITIONAL  PUR- 
CHASES, CONDITIONAL LEASES, ADDI- 
TIONAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE ‘LEASES, 
ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD SELECTIONS, 
ADDITIONAL, HOMESTEAD. FARMS, ADDL 
TIONAL SETTLEMENT LEASES, OR ADDI- 
TIONAL CROWN-LEASES. 


: 
| 
T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- : Bay incase . 

















Yisions of section 85 of the Crown Lands Consoli- WNT 

dation Act, 1918, the Crown Lands comprised within Pel sey I, DIVISION. 

the areas hereunder described are hereby set apart for LAND Disrarer oF Narrapnt, AND Namot Suen, Neor' 
additional conditional purchases or conditional leases ET 
(not being conditional leases taken up in virtue of 
and at the same time as original conditional purchases 
within the same area), additional conditional purchase 
leases. additional homestead selections, additional 
homestead farms, additional settlement leases, or addi- 
tional Crown-leases, and shall become and be avail- 


Price ard capital value, 2 1s. 8d. per acre, 


County of Jamison, parish. of Drildool, containing ee 
‘an area .of about 332 acres. The Crown Digade se ee 
bounded by reserve 40,780. from license and lease gene-— 

rally for access, notified 15th August, 1906; travelling 
able therefor on and after the 8th January, 1923. It stock reserve 1,425, pe aay, 19th May, 1879, Ee Brae Ha 
is further notified that the prices of the land for addi- 10, and the Namoi River. e hase 
tional conditional purchase, or the capital values, Norn. Part (about 332 ree of automatic reservar vis Av. 
except that the provisional rental to be lodged with | from sale or lease under section 228, included in the en 
an application for a conditional lease or an additional | above, is hereby revoked. — ; ihe 
settlement lease, shall be 2d. per acre. Any additional { [Ms. 1922-8, 667] 


















re te | 
My 8 





[3378] * o he las ane Sydney, 7th November, 1922. 
~ DETERMINATION OF TRAVELLING STOCK AND. 
“th >» CAMPING RESERVE, ) ? 


Lanp Distrior or Wacea Wacaa, anp Kyeampa Sune. 
AS i ereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
_ visions of the 34th section of the Crown Lands 
- Consolidation Act, 1918, the area of about 27 acres, 
: parish of Kyeamba, county of Wynyard, being the 
area reserved as No. 55,598 on 11th August, 1922, under 


” 
7 
a4 
4 


NAL 


5 1918, for travelling stock and camping, is hereby 
defined, set apart, and reserved from sale for the 


ms i 
shaw 
Pe. 

A 


ee aw) passage of and as a camping place for travelling 


stock. 
By [Ms. 1922-9,728] i 
8 W. E, WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


: / 


’ 


[3376] / Sydney, 17th November, 1922.” 
RESERVES FROM SALE AND LEASE 
iy GENERALLY, ; 
T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the 28th and 29th sections of the 








Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown’ 


Lands hereunder described shall be reserved from sale 
for the public purposes hereinafter respectively 
specified, and reserved and exempted from lease 
generally, and they are hereby reserved and exempted 
accordingly. _ Ri 
sane . W.E, WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


mes _ \ EASTERN DIVISION. 
eet For Public Recreation. 
Remee ts Lanp District or TENTERFIELD, AND TENTERFIELD 
Re a Be a et SHIRE. 
may" No, 55,832 from sale (55,833 from lease generally). 
» .. County of Buller, parish of Reid, containing an area 
a of 5 acres. The Crown Lands within the boundaries 
py . of portion 41. Plan B. 2,714-1,741. 
Beye ht Nore.—Includes part of reserve 31,497 from sale, 
; , and reserve 31,498 from lease for temporary common 5 
- notified 29th September, 1900, revoked this day. 
_ LMs. 1922-9,960] _ Kata 
: Sais ; CENTRAL DIVISION. 
» eee For Public Recreation. ° 
Lanp District or Wagca Wacea, anp ‘Mrreners. 
BN sae ae SHIRE, : 
No. 55,835 from: sale (55,886 from lease generally). 
County of Clarendon, parish of Eunanoreenya, con- 
taining an area of 20 acres (ex. road). The Crown 


Lands within the boundaries of measured portion 3. 
[Ms. 1922-10,295} rae | oP vs 





























[8375] = Sydney, 17th November, 1922, 
RESERVES FROM SALE. — 
; 7t is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the 28th section of the Crown Lands 
Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands hereunder 
described shall be reserved from sale for the public 
_ purposes hereinafter respectively specified, and they 
_ are hereby reserved accordingly. Baie) 
W. E. WEARNR, Minister for Lands. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
4 For Trigonowetrical Purposes. 
_ Lanp District or Yanco, 4nd Carratuoor Sure. 
No. 55,831. County of Cooper, parish of Stanbridge, 
containing an area of 2 roods 20 perches, The Crown 
Lands within the boundaries of portion 812. Plan 
C. 4,857-1,804. j 
(Ms. 1922-0,955] |. ; 
Vy ob _. EASTERN DIVISION. 
ed, ° _ For Public Recreation. es 
‘Lanp Disraricr or Gosrorp, anp Erma Suing. 
No. 55,834. County of Northumberland, parish of 
nga, containing an area of 2 4/5th perches. The 
Crown Lands within the boundaries of portion broad- 
rrow,—shown on plan Ms.'2,643 Md. rts 
Alm, 1922-4,832] _ ie 
“ag CENTRAL DIVISION. 
For Public Utility. 
District or Huston, aNp Buanp Sure. 
837. County of Dowling, parish of Mologone, 
-an area of about 5,000 acres. The Crown 
ounded by Crown-lease Area 3,802 (block Y6), 
sth November, 1921, and Homestead Farm 
hay abd September, 1922, parish of | 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVE 


section 28 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act,’ 


LF. 1922-2,322] 





RNMENT GAZEYTE, ‘No, 1€0. 6161 





Bimbil; portions 3 and 5, parish of Mologone, Crown- 
lease Area 3,807, netified 2nd December, 1921, parish 
of Womboyn; and reserve for classification, notified 
6th October, 1922, parish of Jimberoo;—exclusive of 
portion 1, 

[Ms. 1922-8,732] 


[5280] ‘Sydney, 17th November, 1922. 
ERRATUM. 
ioe the notification in the Government Gazette of 
10th November, 1922, folio 6054, for ‘‘Crown-lease 
Area No, 8,919,” read ‘‘Crown-lease Area No. 3,950.” 
W. KE. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


[3379] Sydney, 17th November, 1922. 
PROPOSED ALTERATION OF DESIGN OF THE 
VILLAGE OF WALLACE. 
T is hereby notified, for public information, that, 
under the provisions of section 23 of the Crown 

Lands Consolidation, Act, 1913, it is intended, at the 
expiration of three months from this date, to alter 
the design of the village of Wallace and of. the 
suburban lands attached thereto, by cancelling the 
whole of the suburban -lands, by excluding from the 
village lands that part within measured portion 242, 
and by closing certain streets and: lanes, 
_ Lithographs illustrating the proposal may he in- 
spected at the Information Bureau, Department of 
Lands, Sydney, and at the office of the Crown Land 
Agent, Wagga Wagea. 
[C.8. 1922-10,960)] 
W. BE. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


[3385 ] Sydney, 17th November, 1922. 
REVOCATION OF DEDICATION, 
Wee under the 25th section of the Orown 

Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, power is given 
for the revocation of any dedication of Crown Land 


dedicated by the (sewn: Now, therefore, I do hereby 











|. declare that all prelimivary action in connection with 
the proposed revocation of the dedication for Public 


School site at Tilbuster, area 2 acres, dedicated 26th 
March, 18sG6, described in the Schedule hereto, has been 
duly taken; and I do hereby wholly revoke the said 
dedication thereof heretofore made. : 

{ Mise, 1921-8,189 | 


W. E. WEARNHE, Minister for Lands, 





® SCHEDULE REFERRED TO, 

Deseription of an area of 2 acres at Tilbuster, dedi- 
eated. for Public School site, 26th March, 1886, the 
dedication of which is hereby revoked, 

HASTERN DIVISION, . 

LAND Disrict or ARMIDALE,,AND DUMARESQ SHIRE. 

All that piece or parcel of land situate at Tilbuster, 
county of Sandon, parish of Duval, and State of New 
South Wales, containing an area, of 2 acres, being 
portion 387,—shqwn on plan LP. 1,445-1,978, in the 


Departinent of Lands, Sydney. 








[2351] Forestry Commission, 
Sydney, 17th November, 1922. 
'  ..RESERVE FROM SALE FOR TIMBER. 
Tis hereby notified that His Excellency the Gover- 
nor, with the advice of the Executive Council, on 
the recommendation of the. Minister, and with the 
concurrence of the Secretary for Lands, has been 
pleased to approve, in pursuance of the provisions of 
section 22 of the Forestry Act, 1916, of the temporary 
reservation from sale, as a timber reserve, of the 
Crown Lands hereinafter described, and they are 
hereby reserved accordingly. 
W. EB. WEARNE, Minister for Forests. 





From Sale for Timber. 
: EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Distriot or INVERELL, AND BANNOCKRURN SHIRE, 
Within Crown-lease No. 18-13. 


+ No. 55,298. County of Hardinge, parish of Clare, 
containing an area of about 230 acres. The Crown 
Lands within the boundaries of portion 1 and that 
part of portion 2 lying between portion 1, a reserved 
road from the south;west corner of portion 44 south- 
erly, and another reserved road north-westerly to the 
southern bowndary of portion 1 beforementioned,— 
and shown on plans H. 4,920 and 4,917-1,762. 

Norr.—In lieu of reserve 52,987 from sale generally, 
notified i8th September, 1918, revoked this day. 


6162 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 160, 








a Nov., Way 





Gribate Abhertisements, 


REAL PROPERTY ACT. = 


InreEnpDEp Issue or PROVISIONAL CERTIFICATES OF 
TITLE. 


Vol. 2,528, Fol. 129. Registered proprietor; Percy 
Charles Bunting. Land: 1 r. 15 p., being lots 9 
and 10, d.p. 6,975, in Denmark-st., Merrylands. 

Vol. 688, Fol. 236. Registered oun ietaeae Henry 
and Edward Dobell. Land: 2 r. 27 p., and lot 7 
of sec. 2, d.p. 598, in Landsdown-st., Granville. 

Vol. 1,355, Fol. 66. Registered on nicege Herbert 
Stanley Dowell. Land: SUT ZO Ns, being part 717, 
psh. Bundawarrah, on the rd. to Cootamundry. 

Vol. 772, Fol. 18. Registered proprietors: Merion 
Moriarty and Nicholas Herbert Throsby. Land: 
3r. 24 p., being lots 16 and 17 of sec. 2, ee 870, 
in Wood-st., Balgowlah. 


Vol. 1,295,. Fol. 197. Registered proprietor; Lena 
May Dowell. Land: 6 a, lr. 25 p., being part 
660, psh. Budavarale co. Bland. 


I HEREBY notify my intention to issue provisional 
Certificates of Title for the lands above described after 
the expiration of twenty-one days from the date hereof, 


x 





INTENDED REGISTRATION OF NOTICE OF DEATH, AND OF A 
DiscHaRGr OF MORTGAGE, WITHOUT PRODUCTION OF 
THE DUPLICATE OF THE MortTGAGe. 


In the matter of the mortgage dated 5th June, 1919, 
No. A467287, Dawson Brothers Limited to William 


Henry Wigzell, over the Whole of the land com- - 


prised in Certificates of Title, Vol. 2,065, Fol. 128, 
and Vol. 2,845, Fol. 105, and being 12 p. and 63 p., 
and lot 38 and part lot 37, and also another part 
of lot 37, d.p. 4,656, in Fitzroy-st., Newtown. 


NOTICE is hereby given of my intention to register a 
transmission of the estate of William Henry Wigzell to 
Annie Eliza Wigzell, and a discharge of the abovemen- 
tioned mortgage, after the expiration of twenty-one 
days from the date hereof, without production of the 
duplicate of the mortgage. 


W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 
17th November, 1922. Regt ea Genet 


1831 








THE following gentlemen have been appointed, under 
authority of His Excellency the Governor of New South 
Wales, as Trustees of the Carrington Centennial Hospital for 
Convalescents, Camden. 


Messrs. James Oswald Fairfax. 
Thomas C. J. Foster. 
Moritz Gotthelf. 


Dated at Sydney this 13th day of November, 1922. 
ALFRED RYDBR, 


Secretary. 
1629 ; ; 6s. 





SYDNEY HOSPITAL. 


TENDERS are invited for the supply of the following items 
to the above Institution for the period Ist January to 
30th June, 1923 :— 


Bread. Eggs. 
Flour. Poultry. 
Potatoes. Fish. 
Onions. Rabbits. 
Milk. : Ice. 

Cream. Meat. 

Coal. Vegetables. 


Also Funerals and Purchase of Waste Food. 
Tender forms and further particulars are available at the 
Secretary’s Office. 
Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. 
Closing date, Tuesday, 28th November, 1922. 


DeGe DONALD, 
Secretary. 
1847 ; Ils, 


lutions were duly confirmed : — 


THE FLETCHER METAL RECOVERY Cv. 
LIMITED, 


Spectra RESOLUTION. 


. Passed, 16th October, 1922; confirmed, 13th 
November, 1922. 


AT an Extraordinary General. Meeting of the Mem- 
bers of the. Fletcher Metal Recovery Co. Limited, 
duly convened and held on the sixteenth day of Octo- 
ber, 1922, the subjoined Special Resolution was duly 
passed; and at a subsequent Extraordinary General 
Meeting of the Members.of the said Company, also 
duly convened and held on. the thirteenth day otf 
November, 1922, the subjoined Special Resolution was 
duly confirmed, 


Res ition: 


That the Company be wound up voluntarily, and ‘that 
Owen F. Maidment, secretary, 253 Pitt-street, 
Sydney, be appointed Liquidator. 


Dated at Sydney, this fifteenth day of Nesemper. 


1922 
JAMES W. HARPER, — 
Chairman of Confirmatory Meeting. 
OWEN F. MAIDMENT, 
Secretary to Company. 
1826 ~ 10s. 








COMPANIES ACTS, 1899 tro 1918, 


SrectaL. ResonutTions (pursuant to section 261 of the 
‘Companies Act, 1899,”’ of the Marshall’s Hill Nnd 
Gold Mines No- Liability, passed the 24th day of 
October, 1922, and confirmed the 9th day of Noyem- 
ber, 1922, ! 


AT an Extraordinary General Meeting of the members 
of the said Company, duly convened and held at the 
Rooms of the Royal Society of New South Wales, 5 ~ 
Elizabeth-street, Sydney, on the 24th day of October, 
1922, the following Special Resolutions were duly 
passed, and at a subsequent Extraordinary General 
Meeting of the members of the said Company, also 
duly convened and held at the same place on the 9th 
day of November, 1922, the following pRreat Reso- 


RESOLUTIONS, 


. That it is desirable to reconstruct the Company, and 
accordingly that the scheme of reconstruction sub- 
mitted to this meeting be and the same is hereby 
approved, and that the Company be wound up 
voluntarily, and that Mr. Frederick Oertel, of Syd- 
ney, be and he is hereby appointed liquidator for 
the purposes of such winding-up. 

2. That the said liquidator be and he is hereby author- 
ised to consent to the registration of a new Com- 
pany to be named Hawkins Hill Gold Mines No- 
Liability, with a nominal capital of £15,000, divided 
into 150,000 shares of 2s. each, and with rules 
which have already been prepared with the privity 
and approval of the directors of this Company. 

3. That the liquidator be and he is hereby authorised 
to sell and transfer all the property and rights 
of this Company to the Hawkins Hill Gold Mines 
No-Liability, upon the terms appearing in the draft 
agreement submitted to this meeting, and expressed 
to be made between this Company and its liqui- 
dator of the one part, and the Hawkins Hill Gold 
Mines No-Liability of the other part, and that such 
draft agreement be and the same is hereby ap- 
proved,-and that the said liquidator be and he is 
hereby authorised, pursuant. to section 261 of the 
“Companies Act, 1899,” to enter into an agreement 
with such new Company.when incorporated in the 
terms of the said draft, and to carry same into 


effect with such alterations and modifications ( ipa 


any) as be may think expedient, 


J. G. PURVES, 
Chairman of Meeting. 
FREDERICK OERTEL, ‘ 
Liquidator, ae ex. 
136 Pitt-street, Sydney. Fee ei 

1825 - Cis . A dL BS, 








7 Nov. 1922) ; 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 160, 


6163 





W. ro & COMPANY LIM ITED. 
(IN LIQUIDATION), 

Novice or FrNAn MEETING. 
NOTICE is hereby given, in pursuance of section 141 
of the “Companies Act, 1899,” that a General Meeting 
of the members of the abovementioned Company will 
be held at the registered office of the Company, Clifford- 
street, Goulburn, on the 22nd day of December, 1922, at 
¢ p.m., for the purpose of having an account laid 
before them showing the manner in which the winding- 
‘up has been conducted, and the property of the Com- 
pany disposed of, and hearing any explanation that 

may be given by the Linnianvod: 
Dated ‘this 17th day of November, 1922. 


H. R. GRIFFITHS, 
’ Liquidator. 
1865 9s. 


JOHN HOWLAND LIMITED.- 


SPECIAL RESOLUTION. 
Passed, 19th October, 1922; confirmed, 10th November, 
1922. 

AT an Extraordinary General Meeting of the members 
of John Howland Limited, duly convened and held on 
the nineteenth day of October, 1922, the subjoined 
Special Resolution was: duly passed ; and at a subse- 
quent Hxtraordinary General Meeting of the members 
of the said Company, also duly convened and held on 
the tenth day of November, 1922, the subjoined Special 
Resolution was duly confirmed, 


RESOLUTION. 

(a) That it is desirable to reconstruct the Company, 
and accordingly that the Company be wound up 
voluntarily, and-that James Manners Dixon, of 
109 Pitt-stveet, Sydney, be and he‘is hereby ap- 
pointed, liquidator for the purpose of such wind- 
ing-up. 

(b) That the said liquidator be and he is hereby 
authorised to consent to the registration of a new 

f Company, to be named John Howland Liinited, 
with a Memorandum and Articles of Association, 
which have already been prepared with.the privity 
and approval of the directors of this Company. 

(c) That the draft agreement submitted to this 
meeting, and expressed to be made between this 
Company and its liquidator of the one part, and 
John Howland Limited of the other part, be and 
the same is hereby approved, and that the said 
liquidator be and he is hereby authorised, pur- 
suant to section 261 of the ‘Companies Act, 3899,” 
to enter into an agreement with the new Company 
(when incorporated) in the terms of the said 
draft, and to carry the same into effect with such 
(if any) modifications as he thinks expedient, 
G. D. MENZIES, 
Chairman of Confirmatory ‘Meeting. 
SR.: CUMMINS, 
Secretary of Company. 
jee at Sydney, this eleventh day of November, 

| $1922 

‘ 1864 if £1 Is. 
AUSTRALIAN MIRROR MANUFACTURING 

COMPANY LIMITED (1m Liquiwarion).: 

NOTICE is hereby given that the Final Mecting of the 


Company will be held at the registered office, Botany- 
road, on Monday, 18th December, 1922, xt 2 p. m. 











Business : To receive the final’ accounts of the 
~ liquidator, 
ay : J. BARWELL, Senior, 
ae Liquidator. 
ne Dated at Sydney, this 14th day of November, 1922. 
ae ‘ 1818 GS. 

















ay IN THE MATTER OF THE BONDI ESTATE 
‘Te COMPANY LIMITED. 

oe AT an Extraordinary General. Meeting of the above- 

hamed Company, duly convened and held at No. 10 
Castlereagh-street, Sydney, on the 30th day of October 
last, the following Resolution was duly passed, and at 
a subsequent Extraordinary General Meeting of the 

- said Company, also duly convened and held at the same 


Resolution was duly confirmed as a Special Resomotion, 
namely :— # 

. ; That the Company be wound uv voluntarily. 
And at the lastmentioned Meeting Arthur Manning 
Mills was appointed L iquidator for the purpose of the 
winding-up. 

Dated this 18th day of November, 1922 


place on the 13th day cf November instant, the same. 


NS Coe! + Sa LAMROOK,. 
b hes Tae a ‘ . Chairman. 
1852 | homme ye & ‘ “aA ity + oe OB, - 


- Buildings, 38-44 Carrington-street, Sydney, 


A.p. 1922. 


‘Witness to both signatures,— 


Neen OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP, 
NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership hereto- 
fore subsisting between Arthur Victor Shearwin, 
George Thomas Rawson, and Andrew Davidson, carvy- 
ing on business as a mail order service, at W ynyare 
under the 
style or firm of The National Mail Order Service, has 
been dissolved by mutual consent as from the date 
hereof so far ‘as concerns the said Andrew Davidson, 
who retires from the said firm. All debts due to and 
owing by the said late firm will be received and paid 
respectiv ely by Arthur Victor Shearwin and George 
Thomas Rawson, who will continue to carry on the 
said business in’ partnership under the style or firm of 
The National Mail Order Service. 
Dated this sixteenth day of November, 1922, 
A. DAVIDSON, 
A. V. SHEARWIN. 
G. T. RAWSON. 


10s. 


Witness Carine 
1860 


C. New. 





IT, Margaret Hllen Nancarrow Gee, heretofore called 
and known by the name of Margaret Ellen Nan- 
earrow,.of Coogee, hereby give public netice that on 
the fifteenth day of November instant | determined 
to assume and take, and thenceforth to use, the sur- 
name of Gee, in addition to the surname of Nan- 
carrow, but as my last principal surname; and | give 
further notice that by deed poll dated the fifteenth 
day of November, one thousand nine hundred and 
twenty-two, duly ‘executed and attested, [ formally 
determined to assume the surname Gee in addition 
to the surname Nancarrow, and declare that T should 
at all times, in all deeds and writings, and all dealings 
and transactions, and on all occasions. whatsoever, to 
use and subscribe the name of Gee in addition to the 
said surname of Nancarrow, and as my last and pvin- 
cipal surname. _ : 

Dated this twenty-second day of November, 


MARGARET ELLEN NANCARROW GEE. 


Witness to signature of Margaret Ellen Nancarrow 
Gee ,— 


Av W. 


1922. 


E. WEAVER, 
Solr., 
2 Martin-place, Sydney. 


¢ 
1861 14s, 


NOTICE is hereby 
subsisting between 


given that the partnership lately 
us, the undersigned, Clara Dayis 
and George Parker Smith, trading under the name of 
“Parker- White “&* Co.,?” "at Campbell-parade, Bondi 
Beach, near Sydney, was on the tw enty-fifth day of 
September, one thousand nine hundred and twenty-two, 
dissolved by mutual consent so far as regards the said 
George Parker Smith, who on that day retired from 
the concern; and that all debts due and owing to or by 
the late firm will be received and paid by the said Clara 
Davis and Frank Austin Davis, who will henceforth 
carry on the said business as partners under the name 
of Parker White & Co.”’ 

As witness our hands this thirty-first day of October, 
one thousand nine hundred and twenty-two, 


GEO, P. SMITH: 
Witness to signature of George Parker Smith,— 
C. A. PENNINGTON, Conveyancer, Sydney. 


CLARA DAVIS. 
Witness to signature of Clara Davis,— 
JAMrs H, Eames, J.P. 


1822 11s. 





NOTICE OF. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. 


WE hereby give notice that the partnership hitherto 
existing between us, the undersigned, carrying on 
business as cordial manufacturers, at Casino, under 
the firm name of ‘“‘O’Connor and» ‘Jenner,’ * has been 
mutually dissolved as from this date; and that the 
business will henceforth be carried on by the said 
Joseph O’Connor on his own account, who shall 
receive all moneys owing to the late partnership, and 
give effectual receipts “therefor, and shall pay and 
discharge all debts and liabilities of the said part- 
nership. 

Dated at Casino, the seventh day of November, 


J. A. O’CONNOR. 
JNO. JENNER, i 


J, A. Exaxiorr, of Casino, 
Law. Clerk, 


1810 93, 








6164 





NOTICE is hereby given that the partnersnip hereto- 
fore subsisting between us, the undersigned, carrying 
on business as merchants at 176 George-strect West, 
Sydney, under the style or firm of ‘‘The Haber- 
dashery Supply Company,’’ has been dissolved by 
‘mutual consent as from the ist day of November, 
1922. All debts due to and owing by the said Inte 
firm will be received and paid respectively by the 
undersigned, Bertram Charles Johnson, who will con- 
tinue to carry on the said business under the afore- 
said style or firm. 


Dated the thirteenth day of November, 1922. 
B. C.. JOHNSON, 


Witness to the signature of Bertram Charles John- 
Son ,=-- 


W. O’Brien. 
( LEN. A. BOWEN. 


Witness to the Leonard Maurice 


Bowen ,— 
W. H. Morrirr, Solictor, Sydney. 


1815 11s. 


ae 


signature of 








DORRIGO SHIRE COUNCIL, 
BORROWING PROPOSAL, 
Dortigo Hydro-lectric Scheme, 


THI) Council of the Shire of Dorrigo proposes to apply 
for the Governor’s approval, under the Local Govern- 
ment Act No. 41 of 1919, to borrow the sun of £2,500 
(two thousand five hundred pounds), for the purpose 
of meeting various outstanding accounts in connection 
with the Hydro-Electric Works at Dangar Falls, Dor- 
Tigo, which have been established for the purpose of 
supplying electric light and power for all purposes to 
the village of Dorrigo and surrounding district. 


The interest payable on the proposed loan will not 
exceed 7) (seven and a vhalf) per centum per annum, 
and it is proposed to arrange the loan upon terms 
which shall provide for the repayment of principal 
and the payment of interest in half-yearly instalments 
exteniling over a period of not more than twenty years, 


It is not proposed to levy a loan rate, If the repay- 
ment of the loan is extended over twenty years the 
amount of each instalment will not be less than £121 
13s. if the loan is raised at 74 per cent. interest. If 
the lonn is raised at a lower rate of interest than 
7+ per cent. the aniount of each instalment will be 
reduced proportionately, If the period of the loan is 
shorter than twenty years the amount of each instal- 
ment will be increased accordingly. The amount of 
the instalment will be provided for out of the revenue 
derived from the sale of electric current, &e. 


Attention is invited to section 180 (1) of the Local 
Government Act, 1919, which provides :— 


Where a shire council proposes to raise a special 
loan it sball notify reasonable partic ulars of the 
proposal, and allow one month in which any 
number not less than twenty-five per centum of 
the ratepayers may petition the Council to take a 
poll of ratepayers, either as te whether the rate- 
payers approve of the loan or as to whether the 
Ican rate (if any) shall be on the unimproved 
cupieet value or improved ¢ capital value, or on 
both questions. 


The following documents may be inspected at the 
Council’s Office, Coramba, during office hours :— 


(a) Roll of ratepayers. 
(b) Copy of Council’s application for Governor’s 
approval to the loan, 


(c) Copy of the Mngineet’s report on the proposed 
loan and works. 


Noru—The Council previously obtained permission 
to raise a special Joan of £16,500, for the purpose of 
constructing hydro-electric works, &¢., at Dorrigo. 
(Particulars were advertised in the. Government 
Gazettes of the 18th F ebruary, 1921, and. the 1$th 
August, °1922.) Through various causes, as set out in 
the Engineer’s report, the estimated cost of the work 
has been exceeded. t 


A, G. BROAD, 
Shire Chainbers, Coramba, Shire Clerk. 
17th» November, 22. y : 


1841 £1 10s, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 160. 


[17 Nov, 1922, 


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MUNICIPALITY OF PARKES. 


NOTIFICATION GF PROPOSED Sprotat Execrricity Loan 
or £19,000. 


THE Council of the | Municipality of Parkes he: eby 
notifies, in pursuance of the Local Government Acts :— 


1, That the Council preposes to raise a Special Loan 
of Nineteen Thousand Pounds (£19,000), for the 
purpose of establishing ‘electricity works for the 
generation and distribution of electricity. 

2. That the rate of interest on the loan will not exceed 
51 per cent. per annum, and that the loan will bo 
issued at par. 

3. That it is proposed to repay the loan over 20 years 
by half-yearly instalments, representing principal 
and interest, each amounting to £789 1s. Ild. 
The Council estimates that the loan will be wholly 
repaid by 3ist December, 1943, 

a That for the purpose of "necting the instalments 
referred to, the law will require the Council to 
levy a loan rate of either 23,d. in the £ on the 

\ unimproved capital valve (£181,498), estimated te 
yield £1,588 28. 1d., or 3rds of a penny in the £ 
on the improved capital value (£568,976), esti- 
mated to yield £1,580 9s. 9d. 

. That as the loan works will benefit a portion of the 
municipality only, the Council proposes to levy 
the loan rate on all ratable lands in the following 
area :—Bounded by a line commencing in Alex- 
andra-street at a point due east of the north- 
western corner of portion 778; and bounded 
thence by a line tunning south along the eastern 
side of Alexandra-street to Victoria-street; thence 
west along the southern side of Victor ia-etreet to 
the eastern side of High-street; thence south 
along the eastern side of such street tothe northern 
side of Church-street, and continuing east along 
the northern side of Church-street across Hast- 
street to the north-western corner of portion No. 
31; thence south along the eastern side of Mast- 
street to a point five. chains north of Want- 
street; thence due east to the eastern side of 
Thornbury- street; thence south along the eastern 
side of Thornbury-street to the south-vestern cor- 
ner of portion No, 335; thence west across Thorn- 
bury-street along the southern boundaries of por- 
tions 336 to 340, and portion No, 774, to the 
south-western corner of portion No. 774: thence 
south to the southern boundary of Austral-street 
(part of which is now closed); thence along the 
southern boundary of such str ect (as shown on the 
map of the town of Parkes) to the south-western 
corner of the town boendary; thence in a north- 
westerly direction alono the southern boundaries 
of public reservoir, dedicated 17th October, 1896, 
and Hooley-stieet, to the north-western corner of 
portion No. 3380; thence in a north-easterly direc- 
tion along the western boundaries of portions Nos, 
255, 256, 257, and 402; thence from that point 
across Condobolin-road and Bushman-street to the 
south-western corner of portion No. ; 633, con- 
tinuing along the western bor acies of such 
por tion and portion No. 636 across Victoria- street 
to the southern boundary af the Show -Ground 
extension, portion No. 583: 


south-western corner of ‘portion No. 296; north 


atong the eastern boundary of such portion across ~ 


te street to the south-western corner of. por- 
tion No. 376,-and east along the southern boun- 
dary of tie’ | lastnamed portion to the south- 
western corner of portion 377; thence in a nar- 
therly direction along the western boundaries of 
portions Nos. 877 and 878 across Rose-treet to the 
south-western corner of portion No. 1383 (reserve 
for public hospital); thence east along the south- 


ern boundary of such portion north along the ° 


eastern boundary of such portion to a point due 
west of the north-western corner of portion No. 
130; thence east across Coleman-road and along 
the northern boundary of portion No. 130 to the 
south-eastern corner of portion No. 131; thence 
north along the eastern boundaries of portion 
Nox) (iaiigel a2e 35, and 869, to the south-western 
corner of oortion "No. 268; thence east alone the 
southern boundary of the lastmentioned portion ta 
the north-eastern corner of portion No, 83 4 over 
1x; thence to the south-western corner of portion 
No. €31; thence sovth to the north-western corner 
of portion No. 924. continuing alone the nerthern 
end eastern boundaries of such vortion aeross 
Reserve No. 937 to the north-eastern corner of 
nortion No. 862; thence east alane the northern. 
_ boundaries of portions Nos. 361, 369,359, 776, 


and 778, to the point of commencem? at, 


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; taking, when fully established, will return suffi- 

- +. gjent mcome to’ pay part of the interest and 
instalments of repayment of loan, and the Council 
proposes to apply, in due course, for power to 

~ veduce the loan rate. 

7. That the loan is proposed to be expended approxi- 
mately as follows (but reserving the power ‘to 

- utilise any strplus on one item for any excess 

cost on another) :— 








bo Ayes,  Power-house «0... Me ete ee a 1,800 

Doe net u -Myoies and producers ..../i5.-. 6,600 
aes ow" Erection, tanks, and founda- . 

aa , AR DLOTI {ANGMAR a oh UR wi ¥ alateo dja Abe 4 1,500 

: : Does eS 100 
De Generating plant—Alternators 1,600 
et SWICHDORTOAS Wat ste deneceite vee ~ 800 
Foundations, belts, &e. ....... 400 

a 


Reticulation—Poles, copper, &c, 2,320 
Lamps, street fittings, meters, 
fuses, insulators, arrestors, 





CoB sya gts vas Bee BiaR es a udas Gace oe jaar E5OW 
_. Wrection and sundries.......... 1,435 
HE any eee LS 5,900 
ie: Fee for Consulting Engineer ; 
and BURATION hi lr. pac tee, VRE E2000 
Meer ous meat Oo oN Wace Suis Pe SOON 
KS 8. The estimated income and -annual expenditure of 
So A _ the undertaking are as follow :— 
i: -- INcoME. 


aa Loy. d. 
Sales for lighting ‘ 
and power (pri- 





WOMEGEN este Maet vig etis 3,866 9 4 
is | Salés and attend- 
oF Dy ance, for street ; 
* Sat eee Upbting Silt... 1, GOL, 14:9 
pay Meter rents, 300, at 
es 1 ee a Bee Be NN 180° 0 0 
ANS. 8.8 
a ae at SG EXPENDITURE. ‘ 
Fuel Previre er ier eran eres 186 O° 0 2 
e Labour fii... Wala to RO 
= ge Oil, waste, and re- bit 
eae BRIER sigh 5 bh 08 iba: 500 0 0 
Administration, in- 
par : Vine sueanice, Mics a.) 7 280 Ot Oe 
Po. _ Depreciation, 5 per fs 
Be cent.- on “£18,000 900 0 0.- 
: a — = 2,836.0 0 
NGG) Prot ey tee vwosioe Cee Ora 6 


9. Plans giving an outline of the scheme, and showing 
‘the positions of street lights and the location of 
the Power Station; general outline of the proposed. 
Power Station; proposed arrangements of, Power 
Station, showing outline of engines and producers, 
and ‘outline of proposed concrete tank; and the 
Consulting Engineer’s Report, estimates, and out- 
line of plant; and a plan showing the proposed 
rating area, may be inspected at the office of the 
Council, Currajong-street, Parkes, during ordinary 
office hours, which ate from 9 a.m. on Mondays to 
Briehys and from 10 a.m. to 12 noon on Satur- 

ays. 


Notice is hereby given that one month from date of 
publication hereof is allowed in which any number, 
not. less than twenty-five per centum of the ratepayers 
enrolled in respect of the portion of the Municipality 
described above, may petition the Council to take a 
poll of the ratepayers affected, either as to (a) whether 
the ratepayers affected approve of the loan; or (b) 
whether the loan rate as before mentioned (if levied) 
shall be levied on the improved capital value or the 
unimproved capital value; or (c) on both questions. 
Tf a valid petition be lodged with the undersigned 
within the prescribed time, the Council will forthwith 
arrange for and take a poll of the ratepayers affected. 
The total number of ratepayers affected by this pro- 
posal is 605. . ; 
In the event of a poll not being demanded, the 

Council proposes that the loan rate to be levied in 
respect to this loan shall be levied on the unimproved 
capital value. ; . 

ee |e _ EDMUND BEST, 





Atrrep K. Foy, Mayor. 
Town. Clerk. 

Council Chambers, Parkes, 
- I7th November, 1922. 

1828 Rect Ok|) £5 ° 





“NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNM 


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ENT GAZETTE, No. 160. 6165 





MUNICIPALITY OF LIDComRE’, 
NOTICE is hereby given, under the provisions of the 
“Local Government Act, 1919," that the Council of the 
Municipality of Lidcombe, by resolution passed at a 
meeting held on the 1st November, 1922, have approved 


of the altered levels of Cambridge-street, as per plans 


exhibited during the past month. ‘The proposal to fix 
these levels was advertised in the Government Gazette, 
No, 141, of the 20th September, 1922. . 
5. 'C. WAYLAND, 
Town Hall, Lidcombe, Town Clerk. 
15th Noveinber, 1922). 
1854 7S. 





SHIRE OF STROUD. 
NOTICE is hereby given that Constable Thomas 
George Sydney Bedingfeld has been appointed Acting 
Inspector of Slaughter-houses under the ‘‘Cattle 
Slaughtering and Diseased Animals and Meat Act, 
1902,’ for Stroud and Booral, during the absence ot 
First Class Constable Christopher James Homann, on 


relief duty. : 
HERBERT H. ADCOCK, 
Council Chambers, Stroud, Shire Clerk. 
ilth November, 1922. ® 
1797 i 6s. 


—~- _ _— 





MURRUNGAL SHIRE, 


. IT is hereby notified that. it is the intention of the 


Council of the above Shire to grant the underientioned 

application for a:public gate, viz. :— 

William John. Joseph Casselis, of Frogmore, to erect 
and maintain a public gate across the Kenyu-Frog- 
more road, at its junction with tlle Gunnary-Reid’s 
Flat road. 

Objections thereto must be in writing, and lodged 


-with the undersigned within twenty-eight days of the 


notice hereof. 

T. G WENHAM, 
Shire Office, Boorowa, Shire Clerk, 
‘ 15th November, 1922, 


1855 8s, 


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URANA PASTURHS PROTECTION BOARD. 
" “Pasrurws Prorection Act, 1912.7 
Notice under Section 61, Regulation No, 118. 


IN pursuance of the provisions of section 61 of the 
“Pastures Protection Act, 1912”: Notice is hereby 


_ given by the Pastures Protection Board for the Dis- 


trict of Urana, that the owners or ocoupiers of all or 
any lands within the abovementioned district shall, on 
or before the Ist day of January, 1928, respectively 
commence the work of suppressing and destroying rab- 
bits upon such lands, and upon any. roads bounding 
or intersecting the same, or any vart thereof, save and 


except atch roads as are vested in, held by, or are 


under the control of the Council of a municipality or 
shire. The period during which the said work shall 
be continued and systematically carried out shall be 
until the 3lst December, 1928. The means which shall 
be adopted for carrying out the said work shall be 
poisoning, trapping, fumigating, destruction of har- 
bour, hunting, and shooting, being the means which 
have been previously sanctioned under the said Act.— 
Dated 9th November, 1922. 
WILLIAM WEEDON, 
Chairman of the Pastures Protection Board 
for the District of Urana. 

1798 14s. 


INVERELLE PASTURES PROTECTION BOARD. 
“PasruRES PRorTectIon Aet, 1912,” 








/ 


Notice under section 61 of the above Act to owners and - 


occupiers within the Pastures Protection District 
of Inverell. ; 
NOTICH is hereby given that all owners and occupiers 
of all or any lands within the Pastures T’rotection 


District of Inverell are hereby required to forthwith, 


commence and continuously carry out for a period of 


‘412 months. from the 15th January, 1923, to the 14th 


January, 1924, the work of suppressing and destroying 
rabbits and other noxious animals on such lands, or 
upon any roads bounding or intersecting such holdings, 
as prescribed by seetion 61 of the “Pastures Protection 
Act, 1912"; and it is hereby further notified that the 
following means, which ate the means sanctioned by the 
Minister, shall be adopted for carrying out the said 


6166 








work, via. :—Digging out burrows and warrens, destruc- 
tion of harbour, trapping, hunting, shooting, fumigat- 
ing, and poisoning, Any owner or occupier failing to 
commence and continuously carry out the work as 


? 


prescribed will be prosecuted without further notice or - 


- warning being given. 


By order of the Board for the Pastures Protection. 


District of Inverell. : 
JOHN SWAN, 
Chairman. 
Dated at Inverell this 17th day of November, 1922. 
1840 15s. 


MILLIE BORE WATER TRUST. 


THE Trustees of the Trust District of the Millie Bore 
Water Trust have caused to be made an assessment of 
all ratable land within the abovenamed district, with 
the. names of the owners and occupiers as far as is 
known. Particulars of the assessment are open for 
inspection at the office of the Trustees, Frome-street, 
Moree, and within twenty days’ from publication of 
this notice in the Gazette, appeals may be lodged 
under the ‘‘Water Act, 1912,’’ and regulations, 


JOS. CAMERON, 





Moree, 9th November, 1922. Secretary. 
1795 7s. 
“ KIGA BORE WATER TRUST, 


THE Trustees of the Trust District of the Kiga Bore 
Water Trust have caused to be made an assessment of 
all ratable property within the abovenamed ‘Trust, 
with the names of the owners and occupiers as far as 
is known. Particulars of the assessment are open for 
inspection at the office of the Trustees, Frome-street, 
Moree, and within twenty-one days from publication 
in the Gazette appeals may be lodged under the 
“Water Act, 1912,’ and regulations. ; 
JOS. CAMERON, 

Moree, 11th November, 1922. Secretary. 
1796 a 7s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 

In the will of George Herbert Hulm, the elder (in the 
said will called George Hulm the elder), formerly 
of Temora, but late of Bethungra, in the State of 
New South Wales, freeholder, deceased. 

PURSUANT to the “Wills, Probate and Admninistra- 

tion Act, 1898,” and the “Vestator’s: Family Mainten- 

ance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice 
is hereby given that all creditors and other persons 
having any debts, Giaims, or demands upon or affecting 
the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who, died on 
or about the 19th day of September, 1921, and probate 
of whose will was granted by the Supreme Court of 
New South Wales, in its Probate Jurisdiction, on the 
17th day of November, 1921, to Michael Thomas Farrell, 
of Temora aforesaid, solicitor, the executor named in 
the said will (Annie Elizabeth Douglass the executrix 
named in the said will. having renounced probate), are 
hereby required to sead in particulars of their claims 
to the said executor, care of the undersigned, on or 
before the 1st day of January, 1923, at the expiration 
of which time the executor will proceed to distribute 
the assets of the said deceased among .the persons en- 
titled thereto, having regard to the debts and claims 
only of which he shall then have had notice; and the 
said executor will not be liable, for the assets so dis- 
tributed, to any person of whose debt or claim he shall 
not have had notice at the time of such distributien:— 

Dated this 9th day of November, 1922. 

“DIBBS AND FARRELL, 
Proctors for the Executor, 

By their Agent,— TYemera, 

FF. R. Cowper, * 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney. 
1802 


6s, 








In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION, 


In the will of Willie Sue, late of Bethungra, in the 
State of New South Wales, market gardener, 
deceased, ' 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898:’’ Notice is hereby given that every 
creditor or other person having any claim against: the 
estate of Willie Sue, the abovenamed deceased, who 
died on or about the 10th day of August, 1922, and 


NEW SOUTR WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 160. {17 Nov. 1922. 





probate of whose will was, on the 9th day of Septem- 
ber, 1922, granted by the Supreme Court of New 
South Wales to Ah Tong, of Bethungra, market gar- 
dener, the executor in the said will named, is hereby 
required to sendin particulars in writing of such 
claim to the said executor, in care of the undersigned, 
on or before the 27th day of December, 1922, at the 
expiration of which time the said executor will pro- 
ceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased 
amongst the persons entitled thereto, having regard 
only to the claims of which he then has notice; and 
notice is hereby further given that the said executor 
will not be liable, for the assets or any part thereof 
so distributed, to any person of. whose claim he shall 
not have had notice at the time of such distribution. — 
Dated this 10th day of November, 1922, 
ROBISON, THOMSON AND MAXWELL, 
Proctors for the Executor, 
Parker-street, Cootamundra. 

1805 PS oF 


168, 








In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION, 


In the will of Wallace Alfred Salter, late of Mountain - 


View, Eumungerie, near Dubbo, in the State .of 
New South Wales, farmer and grazier, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,” and pursuant to the “Testator’s Family 
Maintenance and Guardiauship of Infants Act, 1916”: 
Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other 
persons having any claims, debts, or demands of what 
kind soever upon or affecting the estate of the above- 
named deceased, who died on or about the 25th day of 
April, 1022; and probate of whose will was grantea 
by the Supreme Court of New South Wales, in its 
Probate Jurisdiction, on the 24th day. of June, 1922, to 
Cecil James Salter, Charles James Salter, and Arthur 
William Podmore, the executors in the said will named, 
are hereby required to send particulars of such 
claims, debts, and demands to the said executors or 
to the undersigned, on or before the 24th day of 
December, 1922, at the expiration of which time the 
said executors will proceed to distribute the assets of 
the said deceased among the persons entitled thereto, 
having regard to the claims, debts, and demands only 
of which they shall then have had notice; and the 
said executors will not be liable, for the assets so 
‘distributed, to any person of whose claim, debt, or de- 
mand they shall not have had notice at the time of 
such distribution—Dated at Dubbo this 10th day o 
November, A.p. 1922, : 
BOOTH AND NELSON, 
Proctors for the Executors, 
‘Dubbo. 


1804 16s. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 
PROBATE JURISDICTION, 


In the will of Frank Alexander Geiger, late of Pad- 
dington, near Sydney, in the State of New South 
Wales, decorator, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the “Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,’’ and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Mainten- 
anee and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice 
is hereby giyen that all creditors and other persons 
having any debts or claims or demands against or upon 
the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died on or 
ubout the 28th day of June, 1922, and probate of whose 
will was granted by the Supreme Court of New South 
Wales, in its Probate Jurisdiction, on the 2nd day of 
September, 1922, to Charles Albert Hug and Conrad 


Alfred Beard, the executors named in the said will, are. 


hereby required to send in particulars of their claim to 
the said executors on or before the 18th day of Decem- 
ber next, at the expiry of which time the said executors 
will proceed to distribute the assets of the said 
deceased among the persons enttiled thereto, having 
regard to the debts and claims only of which they 
shall then have had notice; and the said executors 
will not be liable, for the assets so distributed, to any 
person of whose debt or claim they shall not have had 
notice at the time of such distribution—Dated this 
13th day of November, 1922, 


ty. RULPH ioe hat 
Proctor for the Executors, 
178 Castlereagh-street, 


‘ “Sydney. 
ngit 4 


168," 





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In the St ne e Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION, . 
In the will of Charles Edward Edmondstone, late of 
Clayton Atholwood, Bonshaw, in the State of New 

South Wales, grazier, deceased, 


PURSUANT to the “Wills, Probate and Adininistra- 


tion Act, 1898,” and to the “Testator’s Family Main- 


tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916” : Notice 
is hereby given that all creditors and other persons 


‘having any: debt-or claim upon or affecting the estate 
of the abovenamed deceased, who died on-or about the 


ist day of June, 1922, and probate of whose will was 
granted, by the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 
in its Probate Jurisdiction, on the Tth day of November, 
1922, to William Thomas Legge, John Hoskin, and 
George William EdmondS&tone, three of the executors 
named in the said will (leave being reserved to Norman 


* Charles Edmondstone, the other executor hamed in the 
said will, to come in and prove the same on attaining ~ 


the age of twenty-one years), are hereby required to 
send in particulars of their Claims to the said William 


Thomas Legge, John Hoskin, and George William - 


Edmondstone, in care of the wndersigned, the proctors 
for the said executors, on or before the 11th day of 


January, 1923, at the expiration of which time the said 


executors will proceed to distribute the assets of the 
said deceased among the persons entitled thereto. 
having regard to the debts and claims only of which 
they shall then have had notice; and the said executows 
will not be liable, for the assets so distributed, to any 
person of whose debt or claim they shall not have had 
notice at the time of,such distribution.—Dated this 


11th day of November, 1922. , 


BORTHWfCK AND BUTLER, 
_» Proetors for Executors, 
Pastoral Chambers, 
Byron-street, Inverell. 


Rand AND Drew, ¢ 
2 Hunter-street, Sydney. 


1803 ‘ : 16s. 


4 





URANA PASTURES PROTECTION BOARD. 
PASTURES PROTECTION ACT, 1912, j 
‘Notice under Section 61, Regulation 118. 
Norick under section 61 of the abovementioned ye to 


the Councils of the Municipalities or Shires within 
the Pastures Protection District of Urana. } 


IN pursuance of the provisions of section 61 of the 


“Pastures Protection Act, 1912”: Notice is hereby given 
by the Pastures Protection Board for the District of 
Urana that the Councils of the Municipalities or Shires 
within the abovementioned district shall, on or before 
the first day of January, one thousand nine hundred 
and twenty-three, respectively commence the work of 
suppressing and destroying rabbits upon all lands 
which Councils respectively are owners or occupies, 
and upon any roads bounding or intersecting such Jands 
or any part thereof, which roads are vested in, or held 
by, or under the control of the Council of the Muni- 
cipality or Shire. The period during which the said 
work shall be continued and systematically carried out 
shall be until the thirty-first day of December, one 


thousand nine hundred and twenty-three. The means 


which shall be adopted for carrying out the said work 
shall be poisoning, trapping, fumigating, destruction of 
harbour, hunting, and shooting, being ‘means which 


have been previously sanctioned under the said Act, 


WILLIAM WEEDON, 
Chairman of the Pastures Protection Board 
: for the District of Urana. 
Dated 11th November, 1922. © 
os 16s. 





In the Supteme Court of New South Wales. 
. PROBATE JURISDICTION. 
In the estate of William McIntosh Smith, late of 


’ 


Selma, in the State of New South Wales, retired * 


~  grazier, deceased, intestate. 
NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to the ‘Wills, 


’ Probate and Administration Act, 1898,’’ and_ the 
-“TYestator’s Family Maintenance and Guardianship of 


Infants Act, 1916.’ that all creditors and other per- 
sens having any debt or claim upon or affecting the 
estate of William McIntosh Smith, the ahovenamed 


Ss ‘deceased, who died on or about the 28th day of 


ty + at 
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TH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 160, 6167 


October, 1920, and administration of whose ° estate 
was, on the loth day of July, 1921, granted by the 
Supreme Court of New South Wales to Susan: Maria 
Sayers and Betsy Sharp Fowler, are hereby required 
to send particulars of their claims te the said Susan 
Maria Sayers and Betsy Sharp Fowler, care of the 
undersigned, on or before the 3lst day of December 
next, at the expiration of which time the said adminis- 
tratrices will proceed to distribute the assets of the 
said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, 
having regard to the debts or claims only of which 
they then have notice; and notice is hereby further 
given that the said administratrices will not be liable, 
for the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to 
any person of whose debt or claim they shall not have 
had notice at the time of such distribution. 


SULLIVAN BROTHERS, 
26 Hunter-street, 
: Sydney. 
1806 16s. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (109,603) 
PROBATE JURISDICTION, 








In the will of Frederick Roth, late of Bonibira,*near 
Mudgee, in the State of New South Wales, vigneron 
and farmer, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the “Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898," and the “Testator’s Family. Mainten- 
ance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”; Notice 
is hereby given that all creditors and: other persons 
haying any debt or claim upon or affecting the estate 
of the abovenamed deceased, who died or or about the 


| Sth day of September, 1921, and probate of whose will 


was granted by the Sureme Court of New South Wales, 
in its Probate Jurisdiction, on the 9th day of Novyem- 
ber, 1921, to Frederick Adam Roth, William -Henry 
Roth, Adam Herbert Jonathan Roth, and Wilfred 
Reynolds Kling Roth, the executors named in the said 
will, are hereby required to send in particulars of their 
Claims to the said executors under cover to the under- 
signed, the proctors for the said executors, on or before 
the 24th day of December next, at the expiration of 
which time the said executors will proceed to distribute 
the asests of the said deceased among the persons en- 
titled thereto, having regard -to the debts and claims 
only of which they shall then have had notice, and the 
said executors will not be liable, for the assets so dis- 
tributed, to any person of whose debt or claim they 
shall not have had notice at the time of such distri- 
bution.—Dated this 10th day of November, 1922. 


CHAS. D. MEARES AND DANIEL, 
Proctors for the said Executors, 
Market-street, Mudgee. 
1814 16s. 








In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of John Daniel Phelps, senior, late of Lake 
Bathurst, in the State of New South Wales, 
grazer, deceased, 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,’ and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Main- 
tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916’; 
Notiee is hereby given that every creditor or other 
person having any claim against the estate of 
John Daniel Phelps, the abovenamed deceased, who 
died on or about the 21st day of September, 192i, and 
probate of whose will was, on the 19th day of January, 
1922, granted by the Supreme Court of New South 
Wales to George Ernest Reynolds, the sole executor in 
the said will named, are hereby required to send in 
particulars in writing of such claim to the said execu- 
tor, in care of the undersigned, Marsden Manfred, at 
his office hereunder mentioned, on or, before the Ist 
day of January, 1923, at the expiration of which time 
the said executor will proceed to distribute the assets 
of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled 
thereto, having regard only to the claims of which he 
then has notice; and notice is hereby further given 
that the said executor will not be liable, for the assets 
or any part thereof so distributed, to any person or 
persons of whose claim he shall not have had notice at 
the time of such distribution.—Dated this 14th day of 
November, 1922. 


MARSDEN MANFRED, 
' Proctor for Executor, 
<  WVerner-street, Goulburn. 


| 1890 16s. 


? 


6168 





"WEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT 








In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION, 

In the will of Frederick Liggins, late of Goulburn, in 
the State of New South Wales, retired, deceased. 
PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,’ and the ‘‘festator’s Family Main- 
tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: 
Notice is hereby given that every creditor or other 
person having any claim against the estate of 
Frederick Liggins, the abovenamed deceased, who died 
on or about the 26th day of August, 1922, and probate 
of whose will was, on the 10th day of October, 1922, 
granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales to 
Thomas Jamies Stubbings and James Craig, the execu- 
tors in the said will named, are hereby required to 
send particulars in writing of such claim to the 
said executors, in care of the undersigned, Marsden 
Manfred, at his office hereunder mentioned, on or 
before the 2nd day of January, 1923, at the expiration 


of which time the said executors will proceed to dis- | 


tribute the assets of the said deceased amongst the 
persons entitled thereto, having regard only to the 
claims of which they then have notice; and notice is 
hereby further given that. the said executors will not 
be liable, for the assets or any part thereof so dis- 
tributed, to any person of whose claim they shall not 
have had notice at the time of such distribution,— 
Dated this 14th day of November, 1922. 
MARSDEN MANFRED, 
Proctor for Executors, 


Verner-street, Goulburn, 
1821 16s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Mary Josephine Daley, late of the ‘‘ Sunbeam 
Hotel,” Sydney, in the State of New South Wales, 
married woman, deceased. 


- PURSUANT 40 the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration Act, "| 


1898,” and to the ‘‘ Testator’s Family Maintenance and Guard- 
janship of Infants Aet, 1916”: Notice is hereby given that 
every creditor or other person having any claim against 
the estate of Mary Josephine Daley, the abovenamed deceased, 
who died on orabout the 26th day of August, 1922, and probate 
of whose will was, on the 13th day of November, 1922, granted 
by the Supreme Court of New South Wales, in its Probate 
Jurisdiction, to Leslie Thompson (in the said will called 
Thomson), and Ellen Theresa Fardy, the sole executors in the 
said will named, is hereby required to send particulars in 
writing of such claim to the said Leslie Thompson and 
Ellen 'fheresa Fardy, in care of the undersigned, Messieurs 
Marphy and, Moloney, at their cftice hereunder mentioned, 
on or before the 30th day of Decetnber, 1922, at the expira- 
tion of which time the said Leslie Thompson and Ellen 
Theresa Fardy will proeeed to distribute the assets of the 
said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, having 
regard only to the claims of which they have then notice ; 
and notice is hereby further given that the ea d Leslie Thomp- 
son and Ellen Theresa Fardy will not be liable, for the assets 
or any part thereof so distributed, to any person of whose 
claim they shall not havé had notice at the time of such dis- 
tribution.— Dated this 15th day of November, 1992. 
MURPHY AND MOLONEY, 
Proctors for the Hxecutors, 
79 Hlizabeth-street, Sydney. 

1856 16s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Francis Jobn Fuller, late of Manly, near 
Sydney, in the State of New South Wales, gentleman, 
deceased. 


PURSUANT to the “ Wills, Probate and Administration Act, 
1828,’’ and the “‘ Testator’s Family Maintenance and Guardisn- 
ship of Infants Act, 1916” : Notice is hereby given that every 
creditor or other person having any claim against the estate of 
Francis John Fuller, the abovenamed deceased, who died on 
or about the 35th day of July, 1922, and probate of whose 
will was, on the 12th day of October, 1922, granted by the 
Supreme Vours of New South Wales, to Frederick Harvey 
Fuller and Hileen Olive Stedman, the executor and executrix 
in the said will named, is hereby required to send particulars 
in writing of such claim to the said Frederick Harvey Fuller 
and Rileen Olive Stedman, in care of te undersigned, Mark 
Mitchell & Co., at their office hereunder mentioned, on or 
before the 17th day of December, 1922, at the expiration of 
which time the said Hrederick Harvey Fuller and Kileen 
Olive Stedman will proceed to distribute the assets of the 
said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, haying 











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GAZEYTE, No. 160. {17 N 





regard cnly to the claims of which they have then notice 5 
and notyce is hereby further given that the said Frederick 
Harvey Fuller and Eileen Olive Stedman will not be liable, 
for the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any person 
of whose claim they shall not have had notice at the time of 


such distribution.—Dated this 17th day of Novemter, 1922. 


MARK MITCHELL & CO., 
Proctors for the Executor and Executzix, 
A.M.P. Chambers, 
89 Pitt-street, Sydney. - 


1863: 16s. 








In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


{n the estate of Christian Fehrenbach, late of Ashfield, in 
the State of New South Wales, blacksmith, deceased. 


PURSUANT. to the ‘Wills, Probate and ‘Administration — 


Act, 1898”: Notiee is hereby given that every creditor 
or other person having any claim against the estate of 
Christian Fehrenbach, the abovenamed deceased, who died 
on or about the 4th day of July, 1922, intestate, adminis- 
tration of whose estate was, on the 26th day of October, 
1922, granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales 
to Amelia Arabella McConnell, of Liverpool-road, Ashfield, 


the daughter and one of the next-of-kin of the said Christian . 


Febrenbach, is hereby required to send particulars in writing 
of sueh Claim to the said Amelia Arabella McUonnell, in care 
of the undersigned, Mark Mitchell & Co., at their office 
hereunder mentioned, on or before the 20th day of Decem- 
ber, 192%, at the expiration of which time the said Amelia 
Arabella’ McConnell will proceed to distribute the assets of 
the said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, 
having regard only to the claims of which she then has 
notice; and notice is hereby furtHer given that the said 
Amelia Arabella McConnell will not ba liable, for the assets 
or any part thereof so distributed, to any person of whose 
claim she shall not have had notice at the time of such dis- 
tribution. —Dated this 16th day of November, 1922. 


MARK* MITCHELL & CO., 
89 Pitt-street, Sydney, | 


Proctors for the said Amelia Arabella McConnell. 
1862 16s. 





n the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


ln the estate of Cassels Campbell Ryrie, late of Coogee, near 
Sydney, in the State of New South Wales, bank 
inspector, deceased, intestate. J 


PURSUANT to the 
Aet, 1898,” and the ‘‘Testator’s Family, Maintenance and 
Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given 
that all creditors and other persons having any debts, claims, 
or demands of -what kind soever upon or affecting the estate 
of the abovenamed deceased, who died on the 4th day of 
August, 1921, and administration of whose estate was granted 
by the Supreme Court of New South Wales, in its Probate 
Jurisdiction, to Vincent Wallace Ryrie, on the 2nd day of 
February, 1922, are hereby required to send in particulars of 
such debts, /claims, and demands to the said administrator 
on or before the 29th day of December next, at the expiration 
of which time the said administrator will proceed to distri- 
bute the assets of the said deceased amongst the person 
entitled thereto, having regard to the debts, claims, and 
demands only of which he shall then have had notice ; and 
the said administrator will not be liable, for the assets so 
distributed, to any person of whose debt, claim, or demand 
he shall not have had notice at the time of such distribu- 
tion. Dated this 17th day of November, 1922. 


MINTER SIMPSON & CO,, 
Proctors for the Administrator, 
Hunter-street, Sydney. 


| 1858 grin 16s. 


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In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 
In the will and codicils of Oscar Garibaldi Roberts, late of 


Hornsby, near Sydney, in the State of New South Wales, 
jeweller, deceased. 


_ PURSUANT to the“ Wills, Probate and Administration Act, 


1898,” and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Maintenance and Guare 
dianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given thatall. 


creditors and other persons having any debt, claim, ordemand _ | 
| upon or affecting the estate of the abovenamed deceased, 


who died at Hornsby aforesaid, on or. about the 3rd day of 
January, 1922, probate of whose will was granted by the 
Supreme Court of New South Wales, in its Probate Juris- 
diction, on the 24th day of August, 1922, to Anne Roberts, 


“- 


‘Wills, Probate and Administration 









: 
‘ 




















a tS ae. 
7 “a ve 
ee fe ric 


of Hornsby, widow, Reginald Fairfax Roberts, of- Gordon, 


jeweller, and Warren Roberts, of Box Creek, near Booligal, 


yrazier, the executors in the will named, are hereby required 
to send in particulars of their debts, claims, and demands to 
the said executors, care of the undersigned, on or before the 
29th day of December next, at the expiration of which time 
the said executors will proceed to distribute the assets of the 
said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, having 
regard only to the debts, claims, and demands of which they 
shall then bave had notice; and notice is hereby further 


. given that the said executors will not be liabie, for the 


assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any person 
of whose debt, claim, or demand they shall not have had 
notice at the time of such distribution.—Dated this 17th day 
of November, 1922. 
MINTER SIMPSON. & CO., 
Proctors for the said Executors, 


Hunter-street, Sydney. 
1859 16s. 





In the Supreme Court of Naw South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of thé estate of John Robert Green, late of 
Mental Hospital, Rydalmere, and formerly of Sydney, 
in the State of New South Wales, mental patient, 
deceased, intestate. 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898,”": Notice is hereby given that every creditor or 
other person having any debt or claim upon or affeeting the 
estate of John Robert Green, the abovenamed deceased, who 
died on or about the 8th day of August, 1922, and adminis- 
tration of whose estate was, on the Ist day of November, 
1922, granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales 
to the Public Trustee, is hereby required to send particulars 
in writing of their debt or claim to the said Public Trustee 
on or before the 15th day of December, 1922, at the expira- 
tion of which time the said Public Trustee will proceed to 
distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst the persons 
entitled thereto, having regard to the debts or claims only 
of whieh he then has notiee; and notice is hereby turther 
given that the said Public Trustee wll not be liable, for the 
assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any person of 
whose debt or claim he shall not have had notice at the time 
of sach distribution. 
; T. W. GARRETT, 
Culwulla Chambers, ‘ Publie Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
14th November, 1922. 
1842 an. 16s, 





in the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of Richard Chave, junior, late of | 


Yarrangobilly, in the State of New South Wales, 
grazier, deceased, intestate. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898”: Notice is hereby given that every creditor 
or other person having any debt or elaim upon or affecting 
the estate of Richard Chave, the abovenamed deceased, who 
died on or about the 10th day of August, 1922, and ad- 
ministration of whose estate was, on the 25th day of October, 
1922, granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales 
to the Public Trustee, is hereby required to send particulars 
in writing of their debt or claim to the said Public Trustee 
on or before the 23rd day of December, 1922, at the 
expiration of which time the said Public Trustee wil! proceed 


_ to distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst the 
‘persone entitled thereto, having regard to the debts or 


claims only. of which he then has notice; and notice 
is hereby further given that the said Public Trustee will 
not be liable, for the assets or any part thereof so distributed, 


1 ay to any person of whose debt or claim he shall rot have 
had notice at the time of such distribution. 


T. W. GARRETT, 


Oulwulla Chambers: Public Trustee. 


67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
14th November, 1922. 
1843 oy 8) 168, 





"Tor the Supreme Conit of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 





In the matter of the estate of Michael McCarthy, late 


of Annandale, in the State of New South Wales, 
retired civil servant. 
PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
vion Act, 1898,” and the “‘lestator’s Family Mainten- 
ance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916’: 


_ Notice is hereby given that every creditor or other 


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Culwulla Chambers, 





GAZETTE, No. 160. 


NMENT 









person having any debt or claim upon or affecting the 

estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died on or 

about the 23rd day of August, 1922, and letters of 

administration, with the will annexed, of whose estate 

were, onthe 19th day of October, 1922, granted by the 

Supreme Court of New South Wales to the Public 

Trustee, is hereby required to send particulars in writ- 

ing of their debt or claim to the said Public Trustee 

on or before the 12th day of December, 1922, at the 

expiration of which time the said Public Trustee will 

proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased 

amongst the persons entitled thereto, having regard 

to the debts or claims only of which he then has 

notice: and notice is hereby further given that the 

said Public Trustee will not. be liable, for the assets or 

any part thereof so distributed, to any person of whose . 
debt or élaim he shall not have had notice at the time 

of such distribution, 

T. W. GARRETT, 
Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
9th November, 1922. 


1799 16s, 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of George Australia Green, 
late of Kempsey, in. the State of New South 
Wales, bookmaker, deceased, intestate. 


PURSUANT to the “Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898’: Notice is hereby given that every 
creditor or other person having any debt or claim 
upon or affecting the estate of George Australia Green, 
the abovenamed deceased, who died on or about the 
18th day of August, 1922, and administration of whose 
estate was, on the 25th day of October, 1922, granted 
by the Supreme Court of New South Wales to the 
Public Trustee, is hereby required to send particulars 





in. writing of their debt or claim to the said Public 


Trustee on or before the 13th day of December, 1922, 
abt the expiration of which time the said Public Trustee 
will proceed to distribute the assets of the said 


‘deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, having 


regard to the debts or claims only of which he then 
has notice; and notice is hereby further given that the 
said Public Trustee will not be liable, for the assets 
or any part thereof so distributed,,to any person of 
whose debt or claim he shall not have had notice at 
the time of such distribution, 


T, W, GARRETT, 


Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
Sth November, 1922, 


1800 16s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
Y PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of Alexander MeNie, late 
of Clare Station, vid Hay, in the State of New 
South Wales, station-hand, deceased, intestate. 


| PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 


tion Act, 1898’: Notice is hereby given that every 
creditor or other person having any debt or claim 
upon or affecting the estate of Alexander MeNie, 
the abovenamed deceased, who died on or about the 
7th day of May, 1922, and administration of whose 
estate was, on the 19th day of October, 1922, granted 
by the Supreme Court of New South Wales to the 
Public Trustee, is hereby required to send. particulars 
in writing of their debt or claim. to the said Public 
Trustee on or before the 18th day of December, 1922, 
at the expiration of which time the said Public Trustee 
will proceed to distribute the assets of the said de- 
ceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, having 
regard to the debts or claims only of which he then 
has notice; and notice is hereby further given that 
the said Public Trustee will. not be liable, for the 
assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any person 
of whose debt or claim he shall not. have had notice 
at the time of such distribution. 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Culwulla Chambers, : Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 

9th November, 1922. 


1801 16s. 


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6170 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 260 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the estate of John Watt Carson, late of Kelburn Hall 
Flats, 'lizabeth Bay, Sydney, in the State of New 
South Wales, esquire, deceased, intestate. 


PURSUANT to’the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898,” and pursuant to ‘‘Testator’s Family Main- 
tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notiee is 
hereby given that all creditors and other persons having any 
debts or claims or demands against or upon the estate of the 
abovenamed deceased, who died on or about the 4th day of 
July, 1922, and letters of administration of whose estate were 
granted by tne Supreme Court of New South Wales, in its 
Probate Jurisdiction,on the 9th day of November, 1922, to 
Wallace John Carson, of London Bank Chambers, Martin- 
place, Sydney, in the State of New South Wales, esquire, 
are hereby required to send in particulars of their claims to 
the said administrator, or to the undersigned, the proctors for 
the said administrator, on or before the 30th day of Deeem- 


ber next, at the expiration of which time the said adminis- 


trator will proceed to distribute the assets of the said 
deceased among the persons entitled thereto, having regard 
to the debts and claims only of which he shall then have 
had notice ; and he will not be liable, for the assets so dis- 
tributed, to any person of whose debt or claim he shall not 
have had notiee at the time of such distribution.—Dated 
this 17th day of November, 1922. 


NORTON, SMITH & CO., 
v Proctors for the Administrator, 


: 39 Hunter-street, Sydney. 
1835 16s. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Bridget Cecilia Fowler, late of Goulburn, in 
the State of New South Wales, widow, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the “‘ Wills, Probateand Administratien Act, 
1898,” and the “Testator’s Family Maintenance and Guas- 
diamship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given that 
all creditors and other persons having any debt or elaim 
against the estate of Bridget Cecilia “owler, the abovenamed 
deceased, who died on or about the 24th day ef July, 1922, 

and probate of whose will was, on the 14th day of September, 
1922, granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales to 
John Day, of Goulburn, the sole executor in the said will 
named, are hereby required to send particulars in writing 
of such debts or claims to the said John Day, in care of the 
undersigned, Edward Francis Thomas, at his office hereunder 
mentioned on or before the lith day of January, 1923, 
at the expiration of which time the said John Day will 
proeeed to distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst 
the persons entitled thereto, having regard only to the debts 
or elaims of which he then has notice ; and notice-is hereby 
further given that the said John Day will not be liable, for 
the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any person 
of whose debt or claim he shall not have had notice at the 
time of such distribution. —Dated this 14th day of November, 
1922. 








E. F. THOMAS, 
Proctor for the said John Day, 
Bank of Commerce Chambers, 
By his Agent,—W. H. Hit, Clifford-street, Goulburn, 
10 Castlereagh-street, Sydney. 
1837 16s. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the estate of William Alfred Wood, late of Newtown, 
near Sydney, in the State of New South Wales, retired 
farmer, deceased, intestate. 

PURSUANT to the ‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 

Act, 1898” : Notice is hereby given that all creditors and 

other persons having any debt or claim upon or affecting the 

estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died on or about the 
20th day of July, 1922, and letters of administration of 
whose estate were granted by the Supreme Court of New 

South Wales, in its Probate Jurisdiction, on the 27th day of 

September, 1922, to Florence Mary Wood, the widow of the 

said deceased, are hereby required to send in particulars of 

their claims to the said administratrix, addressed in care of 
the undersigned, the proctor for the said administratrix, on 
or before the 3Ist day of December next, at the expiration of 
which time the said administratrix will proceed to distribute 
the assets of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled 
thereto, having regard to the debts and claims only of which 
she shall then have had notice ; and the said administratrix 
will not be hable, for the assets so distributed, to any person 
of whose debt or claim she shal! not have had notice at. the 
time of such di-tribution.—Dated this 15th day of November, 
1922. 





GEORGE BOURNE, 
Proctor ior the Administratrix, 
91H liz: abeth-street, Sydney. 
1838 16s. 


In the kee eme Court of New South Wales, 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re Thomas George Cavey; ex parte the bankrupt. 
To the Official Assignee and Creditors, 
TAKE NOTICH that Thomas George Cavey intends to 
apply to the Court, Supreme Court Building, Elizabeth- 
street, Sydney, on Thursday, the 7th day of December, 
1922, at the hour of 10 o’' Glock in the forenoon of that 
day, or so soon thereafter as the course of business will 
permit, that a Certificate of Discharge be granted to 
him under and according to the provisions of the 
“Bankruptcy Act, 1898.”—Dated this 13th day of 
November, 1922. 


_ CLAY TON AND UTZ, 
Solicitors for the Bankrupt, 
280 Castlereagh-street, 
/ Sydney. 
1816 10s. 





FNotice of Application for a Certificate of Discharge.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. ’ (15,608) 
IN BANKRUPTOY. ; 
Re William John Carberry, of Nowra, stonemason. 
To the Official Assignee and Creditors. 
TAKE NOTICE that I, William John Carberry, intend to 
apply to the Court, Supreme Court Building, Klizubeth-street, 
Sydney, on Wednesday, the 13th day of December, 1922, 
at 10 a.m., or as soon afterwards as the course of business will 
admit, that a Certificate of Discharge be granted to me, 


under and according to the provisions of the “ Bankruptcy 
Act, 1£98.”—Dated this 10th day of November, 1922. 


WILLIAM JOHN CARBERRY. 
1850 10s. 





[Notice of Application for a Certificate of Discharge. ] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (22,901) 
iN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re Walter Wiiliam Pilkington, of 181 Victoria-street, 
Varlinghuret, traveller. 


To the Official Assignee and Creditors, 


TAKE NOTION that I, Walter William Pilkington, inate 
to apply to the Court, Supreme Court Bwding, Elzabeth- 
street, Sydney, on Monday, the llth day of Decemter, 1922, 
ot Miam., Cr es recn ¢tierwards as the course of business 
will admit, that a Certificate of Discharge be granted to me, 
under and according to the provisions cof the « Vanbruptey 
“Act, 1898.” —Lated this 15th day ef November, 1$zz. 


W. W. PILKINGTON. 
1851 . . 108. 





[Notice of Application tor a Certificate of Dischurge.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (18,456) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re James Uarclay Black, of Rosemont, Schweble-street, 
Marrick ville, contractor, 


To the Official Assignee and Creditors. 


TAKE NOT‘CE that James Barc’ay Black intends to apply 
to the Court, Supreme Cowt Building, k)izateth-street> 
Sydney, on Wednesday, the 6th dey of December, 1922, at 
10 a.m., or as soon afterwards as the course of busipess will 
admit, that a Certificate of Discharge be granted to him, under 
and according to the’ provisions ‘of the © Bankruytey Act, 
1898.”’—Dated this 16th day of Novembir, 1922. 


JOHN WILLIAMSON AND SONS, 
Solicitors for Bankrupt, 
163 Kirg-street, Sydney. 
1857 1Us. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re Josephine Giese; ex parte the bankrupt. 


TAKE NOTICE that the Sequestration Order made 
against the abovenamed bankrupt on the 25th day of 
May, 1920, has this day been discharged.—Dated this 
14th ‘day of November, 1922. 
SULLIVAN AND MACDERMOTT, 
Solicitors for Bankrupt, 





Lismore. 
By their auemune 
’ . PerKINS, Stevenson & Co., 
122 Pitt-street, Sydney. — SESE t 
1855 ane Ws, 


(22,037) 


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17 Novy 1922.) 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 160 


LOVTA 





[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptey Act, 1898.] 
In the DUET Court of New South Wales. (23,095) 
IN BANKRUPTOY. 

Re John Ewan McDonald Bertram, of Mirrool. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
_ petition of the debtor, and Mr. W. H. Palmer appointed to be 
the Official Assignee.—Dated at Sydney, this Sth day of 


November, 1922, 
N. C. LOCKHART, 
Pages in Bankruptcy. 
1867 2 5s. 








[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptey Aet, 1898. ] 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (23,096) 
: IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re Charles Thompson, of Wentworthvilie, and carried on 
business at Parramatta, furniture manufacturer. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has thie 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of the debtor, and Mr. C. F. W. Lloyd appointed to 
be the Official Assignee.—Dated at Sydney, this 9th day of 
November, 1922. 
N. 0. LOCKHART, 

Registrar in Bankruptey. 

Be. 








1868 
[Notice under Section 11 of the Dankruptey Act, 1898.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (23,097) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re Philip John James, of Mount Pleasant street, 
Maitland, joiner. « 


_NOTIOE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of the debtor, and Mr. W. H. Palmer appointed 
te be the Official Assignee.—Dated at Sydney, this 9th day 


of November, 1922. 
N. C. LOCKHART, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
g Ss, 


W est 


1869. 


{Notiee under Section 11 of the Bankruptey Act, 1898.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (23,100) 
IN BANKRUPTOY. 


Re Ernest Aubrey Elliott, of Hazel Flats, Bondi, ard carried 
on business at No. 1. Glebe-road, Sydney. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has 
this day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on 
the petition ofthe debtor, and Mr. C. F. W. Lloyd appointed 
to be the Official Assignee. — Dated at Sydney, this 13th day of 


November, 1922. 
N. C. LOCKHART, 
Registrar in Bankruptey. 
66. 


1870 








cols under Section 11 of the ae oe Act, 1898.) 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (23,102) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re Emily Mary Morgan, of Alma-street, Hay, and carried on 
business at Lachlan-street, “Hay, stationer. 


= NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Ordor has thie 
es 2 day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of the debtor, and Mr. W. H. Palmer appointed to 
be the Official Assignee. —Dated at Sydney, this 14th day of 


November, 1922, 
N. 0. LOCKHART, 
Kegistrar in Bankruptcy. 
5s. 





1871 








[Notice under Seotion 14 of the Bankruptcy Ant, 1306.) 
_In the Bo eee Court of New South Wales. (238,025 ) 


IN BANKRUPTOY, 
Re John Joseph Small, of Canowindra, dealer. 


day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
' petition of James Stuart Leeds and Bersard John Kenna, and 
Mr. W.H, Palmer, appointed to be the Official Assignee.— 
Dated at Eyduey, this 13th day of November, 1922. 


N. ©. LOCKHART, 
Registrar in Benkrupicy. 
5s. 





1872 © 
No, 160, 17 November 1922,-—8, 





NOTION is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has thi ; 


| 


[Ketice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (28,070) 
IN ‘BANKRUPTOY. 


Fe Alfrej John Host, of Eversfield, Oarysfort-avenue, 
Hurstville, auctioneer. 


NOTICE is hereby giver that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of The English Scottish and Australian Bank 
Limited, and Mr. C. F. W. Lloyd appointed to be the 
Ofieial Assignee—Dated at Sydney, this 10th day of 


November, 1922. 
N.C. LOCKHART, 
Registrar in Bankruptey. 
18738 5 





[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptey Act, 1898.] 
In the.Supreme Court of New South Wales. (23,083) 
IN BANKRUPTOY. 

Re John Herbert Hillier, of Kamarah, farmer. 


NOTICE 1s hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of Thomas Maloney, and Mr. C. F. W. Lloyd 
appointed to be the Official Assignee.—Dated at Sydney, this 
leth day of November, 1922. 
N. C. LOCKHART, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


1874 5s. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of Creditors 


| in the following matter will be held at the Court, Supreme 


Court Building, Hlizabeth-street, Sydney, on the 27th day of 
November, 1922, at 10 a.m., cr as soon after as the course 
of business will permit. To’entitle a creditor to vote thereat, 
his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 
not later than the 25th day of November, 1922 :— 


Re John Taylor (No. 23,060), late of the ‘Commercial Hotel,’ 


Yass. 
N. C. LOCKHART, 
Registrar in Bankruptey. 


Official Assignee—CHARLES Farr¥AxX WATERLOO Luo¥p, 


1875 78. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
: IN BANKRUPTCY. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the following matters will be held at the Court, Supreme 
Court Building, Elizabeth-street, Sydney, on the 20th day of 
Moyember, 1922, at 10 a.m., or as soon after as the course of 
business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, 
his proof must be lodged with the Registrar-in Bankruptey, 
Hlizabeth-street, Sydney, not later than the 28th day of Novem- 
ber, 1922 :— 


Re Crofton Pain (No. 23,012), of Pariwi-street, Mosman, 
veterinary surgeon. 

Re C. C. Lawson (No. 28,080), of Wauchope, motor mechanics 

Ke Orastus Germon (No, 23,049), of Merrinong Station, via 
Dubbo, share farmer. 

Re Robert Newton, of 29 Vernon-street, Petersham, and 
Oliver Newton, of Ashton, Princess-street, Canterbury 
(No. 23,057), both lately carrying on business as “‘ Newton 
Bros.”’, at George-street, Hurlstone Park. 


N. C. LOCKHART, 
Registrar in Bankruptey. 


Official Assignae— WILLIAM Harrington PALMER, 
1876 28s. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 

IN BANKRUPTCY. 

NOTICE TO CREDITORS, 
ACCOUNTS with plans of distribution in the under- 
mentioned estates, showing dividends as specified, are 
now filed in the office of the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 
Supreme Court Building, Elizabeth-street, Sydney, for 
the inspection of persons interested; and notice is 
hereby given that such aecounts and plans will be sub- 
mitted to the court for confirmation, on Monday, the 
4th December, 1922, if not previously objected to :— 
Albert Charles Rivett, of 2138 Church-street, Parra- 
matta, auctioneer (No, 22,619), a second account 
and plan of distribution showing payment of a 
dividend of four shillings in the £ on all proved 
concurrent Claims, and a “balance of £90 17s. carried 
forward to the credit of the estate, 


_ O clock 1o00n, 
_ herein is previously s 


ae | 


(6172 


Lainie tM nat lin ikea XR, 8 AAR ies Mg se 


William George Washington Johnson, tr ading as W. G. 

‘Johnson, of Forbes (No. 22,992), a first account 

‘ and plan of distribution showing payment of a 
dividend of twenty shillings in the £ on two 
preferential claims, and a balance of £1G 9S. pou. 
carried forward to the credit of the estate. 

Jobn Leonard Hollins, of Pokataroo, storekeeper (No. 
203 O11). a first account and plan of distribution 
showing ‘payment of a dividend of twenty shillings 
in the £ on one preferential claim, and» 2 
balance of £8 15s. 10d. «carried forw ard to. the 
credit of the estate. 


Also accounts current only in the undermentioned 

i estates :— : 

Leah Huet, of 2 Alt-street, Ashfield. 

Rupert Henry Upton, of Westmeade Farin, 
Medlow Bath, poultry-farmer. 

No. 22,987. Hétnian Isaacs, of Forest-road, Hotetvilia, 
merchant, . 

No, 22,991. William Creichton Gunn, 


NO; 22,946. 
NO. 22,070. 


‘of Condobolin, 


tailor, 
No. 22,998. Huga Bernard Giersch, of Ivor-street, 
Houty, painter, 


No 28,001. 
labourer. 


W ILELIAM HARRINGTON PALMER, 
Official Assi: gnee. 


John Hiftell, of Albert-road, Homebush, 


47 Blizabeth-street, Sydney, 
16th Noy ember, 1922. 
1866 18s. 








In the District Court of the Northern District, holden 
at Narrabri, 


No, of Plaint 33 of 1922 


Between William Henry Cecil oe of Narrabri, 
~ gawmiller, plaintiff; and Donald Irwin Bridge, of 
Narrabri, agent, defendant. 


ON Monday, the 18th day of December, 1922, at twelve 


satisfied, the Registrar will sell by 
public auction at the .Gourt-house, Narrabri, all the 
right, title, and interest (if any) of the abovenamed 
defendant of, in, and to,— 


All that piece or parcel of land, containing seventy-six 
acres, being Crown-lease No. 16/10, situate in the 
parish of Tippereenah, county of Nandewar, and 
Land District of Narrabri. 

Cash, 

M. BE. SLOANHK, 
Registrar. 
1886 10s. 


Sheriff's Office, 
Sydney, 7th November, 1922, 


In the Supreme Court ef New Both eales. 
Watson v. Mobayed, Constantin. 


ON Thursday, the: 2lst day of December, 1922, at 
noon, unless the writ of fieri facias herein be pre- 
viously satisfied, the Sheriff will ‘cause to be sold by 
public auction, at the Court-house, Murwillumbah, all 
the estate, right, title, and interest to which, at the 
date of the writ ‘of fieri facias hereim, the defendant, 
Constantin Mobayed, was entitled in the work tienat 
purchase following, that is to say, of, in, and to,— 


All that piece or parcel of land competning by 
admeasurement 217. acres, situate in the 
parish of Kynumboon, county of Rous, being 
portion 93, sclected by the said Constantin 
Mobayed, at the Land Office, Murwillumbah, 
on the 27th January, 1910. and being Con- 
ditional Purchase No. 1910-9. 

And in and to all conditional leases and rights of 
vonditional lease (if any) held or applied for in virtue 
of the above-described ‘doHibiionally -purchased land. 

To be sold subject to all conditions remaining unful- 
filled at the date of the writ, and also subject to the 
prior equities or lawful claims (if any) of other persons 
then subsisting with respect to such land, as far as 
the same are or may be capable of enforcement. 


Terms, Cash. 
W.-W. CROCK FORD, 


Terms, 





Sheriff. 
J. C. Mclytosaz, 
Plaintiff's Attorney, Lismore, 
By his Agent, oe 
“M. ASH. FirzHarpince, 
28 Martin-place, Syduey. 
L827, 19s, .° 


unless the writ of fieri facias issued : 


NEW SOUTH WALES 3 GOVERNMENS Gazarre. ‘Nov 160. 





ay Nov. 1922, 





In the District Court of the Northern District, holden 
at Be lin igen. 


No. of Plaint, 56 of 1919. 
No. of Writ, 12 of 1922. 


Betiene the executors of the will of John Brennan, plaintiff; 
and Denis Collins, defendant. 


ON Thursday, the twenty-first day of December, one thousand 
nine hundred and twenty-two, ut twelve o clock noon, unless 
the writ ot fieri fucias issued herein is previously satisfied, 
the Kegistrar will sell hy public suction at the Court- house, 
Bellingen,—Al! the right, title, and interest af any) of the 
arovenamed defendant ‘of, in, and to,— 


All that weee or parcel of oh eed three hundred 
abd tiree acres twenty- four perches of land, situate in 
the parish of Stewart, county of Fitzroy, and Land Dis- 
trict of Bejlingen, being portion No. 6 and known as 


conditional purchase lease No. rare 


4 ] 


- Terms, Cash. a 


H. B. COPELAND, 


PoLLock anp COoLLtNs, Registrar. 
Flaintiff’s Solicitors, 
Grafton. 
1877 10s. 


* 





LOST, from Lakemba, 27th October, —One iiue:roan sane 
11 hands, branded © on shoulder, S on rump, aged. 


A. MARSH, 
Finsbury, Sim de : 
. Hill View street, 
y Lakemba. 
18123 cr FS ae 





LOSF, from Ben Lomond,—One half-draught chestnut mare, 
branded Way over { near shoulder. 


JAMES POLLOOK, 


18th November, 1922. Poundkeeper. 
1823 4s. 





LOST from Alexandria, 13th November,—One black gelding, 
15. hands, two white feet, star on forehead, scum on eye, 
unbranded, 6 years ; also one bay gelding, unbranded, scar on 
hind foot, 15.2 hands, 4 years. 

A, BRADY, 

809 Belmont-street* 
Alexandria. 

18 jt abo 5s, 
LOST. from Bankstown, 10th November,—One black mare, 
and filly yearling, both branded f on shoulder. 


~ 








B. WESTON, 
Birdwood-road, Bankstown. 
1813 4s. 





LOST, from Croydon Park, about 29th October,—One bay 

mare, 6 years, about 15 hands, scars on rump, white blaze on 

forehead, white fetlock, branded QO on run, 1. on near 

shoulder, } ; 

G. WRIGHT, ‘ 
18 Broad-street, 


a Croydon. 
1879 45. 





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*,* Pountkerpers ore raminded that Adparttenionts or 
impounded Stack ae are charged, for atthe rate of ¢ ONE SHILLING 
#OK LACH ANIMAL DESORIBED 3 and no such Advertisement witli 
te mserted inihe Gazette unless ac :ompanied by a renuttanee 
wRerent to cover the cost of ‘mser! om, 





BEECHWOOD _—Impounded at eeckwooll: on the 6th aay . 






; 
‘ BY A 
of November, 1922, from Wauchope-street, by A. Whalen, = 
inspector of nuisances; sum due at date of motion, Lae 
‘16s. 6d. -each :— Mt 
Spotted steer, like H'7 near rump, 8 years. Be Pca” 
Brindle cow, A.A over “= near rump, 5 years. oe oe. 
Roan cow, tA over VY off rump, ears split, 6 years. _ ote i me 
Red baldy bullock, like © over ( near og 4. Jearss « eT aa 
Yellow cow, no brands visible, 3 years, "ae me ~ 
Black and white steer, no brands visible, 2 years. . Ss Fok Baas 


Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon AN the 8 
18th November, 1922, a) 


Ee ee D. STEWART, Bee? 








6173 





BEN LOMONDUabapoendaa at Ben Lomond, on ihe 10th 
day of November, 1922, from Marouan, Glencise, by 0. C, 
Scholes, by order. executors estate Jate Finlay McInnes ; 
sum due at date of notice set after each : animal; — 

Brown mare, — over #j near shoulder, rop neck, 3 years, 
15 hands; £1 ls. 6d. 

Chestnut mare, yt near shoulder, nind’ feet white, blize, 


aged, 14 hands; £1 Is. 
Brown gelding, like WA over Q near asitldde, white spot 
back, aged, 15 hands; £1 1s. 
‘Black quarter-draught mare, like £ @ over —— nat shoulder, 
j ; star, 3 years, 14 hands: £1 1s, 
-._ Bay mare, branded like Mir, shod, blaze, ie 15} hands ; 
Be a £1 1s. 
ges. ‘Black mare, like yy, over C S over WAY near shoulder, shod, 
7 blaze, 6 years, 15 hands; £1 1s. 
If not released, will bé sold ut this Pound at noon on the 
ert 30th November, 1922. 


1822—6s. J. POLLOCK, Poundkeeper. 


— 


BLACKTOWN.—Impounded at Blacktown, on the 2nd day 
of November, 1922, from Ap eenens, paseors cby\ W: 
Lavender ; sum due at date of notice, £1 12e. 6d. s = 

Taffy mare, like (BR) near shoulder, number 122 > nar 





flank, silver mane and ‘: aul, aged, 143 hands. 
Tf not released, will be sold "according to Impounding Act 


1807—2s. : T. SHEPHERD, Pourdkeeper. 





'BLAYNEHY.—Impounded at Blayney, on the 1Ith day of 
November, 1922, from Neville, by B. Trench; sum due at 
date of notice, £1 17s, 6d. :— 

Bay mare, W over —— over H{ néar shoulder. 
Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
Ith December, 1922. 


1844—Is, P. ‘LUCK, Poundkeeper. 





Ne COWRA —Impourded at Cotes enthe 9th day of N ovember, 
1922, from camping reserve, by W. J. Smith :— 
White cow, like § near rump, aged. 
Roan bull calf, progeny of above, nnbranded, 10 nthe! 
Red and white cow, like TT, near rump, 6 years, 
Black steer, like <{C, 2 years. 
If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
80th November, 1922. 


1849—4s, iT) FRAZER, P undkeeper. 








- G@RESFORD. —Impounded at Gresford, on the 28th. day of 
October, 1922, from Mount Rivers, by Mr. A. Pearse; 
re damages and driving, fis. :— 
Bay horse, }4. near shoulder, 7 years, 15 hands, 
If not released, will be sold according to Impounding Act, 


1839—Is, ” @. RODWELL, Poundkeeper. 








LEICHHARDT —Impounded at, Leichhardt, on the ath day 
of November, 1922, from Camperdown. Park, Can per- 
; cc elulal by Mr, “Edward Morris ; sum due at date of nctice, 
2 28, i — 
Bay pony mare, like QB_ near shoulder, star, white s} ots 
along back, black points, shod, aged, 12% hands. 
Tf not released, will be eold according to Impounding Act. 


1835—ls. J. FLACK, Poundkeeper. 


MACLEAN. —Impounded at Maclean, on the 8th day of 
November, 1922, from Talombia, by Stan. Waugh; sum 
due at date of notice, £1 Os. Gd, :-— 

Spotted cow, branded HU, 3 years. 

Tf not released, will be gold at this Pound at noon on the 

23rd November, 1922, 

alae 

















R. DAVIS, il rapa 


PEAK HILL. —Impounded at Peak Hil, on the 4th day of 
November, 1922, from ial peti by W. B Stone; sum 
due at date of notice, 183. : 





Red heifer, indistinct brand near rump, piece ont back off ear, 
about 2 years. 


If not released, will be soid at this Pound at noon on the 
28rd November, 1922, 


pies J. BAKES, phe aeaniae 


PENRITH. —Impounded at ~—Peheth, on the 7th day of 
November, 1922, from Penrith, by W. J. Kiliott :— ~ 
Dark Jersey steer, like JT J near rump. 
- Light Jersey steer, same brands. 
If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 


28rd yest di 3 1922, 
18384— ya A, BAST, Poundkeeper, 
wees” 5 ie a by 
oe Z Pe 4, 
7 , , it ’ i 
(a era 
30 3 Tad Ge e ies 7 * 
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| RAYMON D TERRACE. —Impounded at Raymond Terrace, 
on the 1ith day of November, 1922, from Irrawang, by 
A. Blundell ; sum due at date of notice, £1 4s. 6d. :-— 
Bay draught gelding, no brands visible, little white off hind 
foot, 7 years, 1o hands. 
Té not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
30th November, 1922. 


1845—l1s. A. OSBORN, Poundkeeper. 


—— 


TIMBREBONGIE. —Impounded at’ Timbrebongie, on the 
18th day of October, 1922, from Municipality of Narro- 
mine ; advertisement ‘delayed, awaiting supposed owner to 
release ; sum due at date of notice eet after each animal :— 


Black cow, like J, over (> near rump, aged; £2 18s. 6d. 
Brindle steer, untranded, earmarked, 12 months; £2 18s. 6d. 


Also, on the 3rd ixstant, from Weemabah, by G. Mack, Esq. :— 


White cow, like G@ off rump, aged ; £1 7s. 

Blue-roan bull, no brands visible, ii monthe; £1 1s. 6d. 

Yellow cow, like 1B over —— off rump, aged, £1 1s. 6d, 

Roan, steer, like AV over —— near rump, 12 months; 
#1 is. 6d. 

Red steer, no brands visible, 10 months: £1 Is: 6d. 

Ked-brindle bull, nu brands visible, 10 months | £1 1s. 6d. 


Also, on the 6th instant, from Tomingley-road, by Timbre- 
bongie Shire :— 


| Red- brindle bullock, no brands visible, 8 years; £1 6s. 
| Red and white cow, no brands visible, aged ; £1 1s. 
Red-roan bull calf, unbranded, 10 months; £1 1s. 
Red heifer, no Bratide visible, earmarked; 12 months ; 





£1 Is. 


. If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
80th November, 1922. 


1808—12s. P} OLSEN, Poundkeeper. 


URANA.—Impounded at Urana, on the 7th day of November, 
by Christopher Grentell, Richmond Park, Urana :— 

Red yearling steer, unbranded, white patches. 

Also, on same date, from Cullivel Farm; Cullivel, by C. T, 
Urquhart (for the executors of the estate of the late W. 
T. Li, Culley): — 

Red-roan bullock, ~ over # near rump, point off near ear, 
slit point off ear. 

. Red bullock, ~ over #' near rump, white feet, front off near 
ear, slit’ point off ear. 

Red bullock, Y § over .. near rump, white patch flank. 

Red baldy bullock, branded OSH two syuares out near eur. 


White bullock, lite R§ over H near rump, BR over —— off 
rump. 

Red bullock, no brands visible, slit near ear, 
triangle off ear. 

Yellow and white cow, branded like vL (conjoined ) swallow- 
tail out off ear. 

Red heifer, unbranded, white patch side. 


Also, on 10th instant, from Brookong Reserve, by J. Gibbs, 
for stock inspector, Urana P.P, Board :— 
Red steer, unbranded, 


If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
7th December, 1922. 
1817—10s, 








slif back ear, - 


'§. SMITH, Ly Aaiins Poundkeeper. 





WENTWORTH, etibanad at Wentworth, on the 8th day 
of November, 1922, from Topio, by Mr. "Branfield ; 3; sum 
due at date oF notice, 16s. 6d. each :— 


Bay geldiog, G6 [ R, near shoulder, hind feet white, baldy face, 


aged, 17 hands. 
Bay gelding, & near shoulder, wae spots off flank, aged, 14 
hands. 
Bay mare, BA Ty over —-meee= near shoulder, 15 han’s. 
Bay, colt, unbraaded, 12 months. 
If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon cn the 
24th November, 1922. 


1848—4e. W. GRAY, Poundkeeper. 





- WHITTON.—Impounded at Whitton; on tue 9th day of 


Novem! er, 1922, trom Wilga Sration, by R. H. Sullivan, 
for IT. P. Broad; sum due at date of notice, first, 183. 6d., 
cthers €s.:— 


Grey gelding, like H § C near shoulder, aged, about 154 hands. 
Alko, on the 13th instant, by T. Laing, for T. P. Broad: — 

Roan and white heifer, like % off runp, about 2 years. 

Mottled-red ‘heifer, same brand and age. 

Red and white heifer, same brand and age. 

Dark-red Leifer, white back, same brand and age. 

Rel heifer, white tanks, simé brand and uge. 

Yello and whice cow, same brand, bad udder, about 3 years, 


Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 


23rd November, 1922. 
1846—7s. W. MORRIS, Poundkeeper, 





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NEW SCUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 160. [17 Nov., 1924 


| industrial Wotices, 





he 





|8306] - ’ Industrial Registy21's Office, i: 
Sydney, 17th November, 1922. 


THE following Order of the Court varying the Award of the Court, published in Government Gazette 

of the 9th April, 1920 (17 I1.G. 942), made ia and in relatioa to the iedustries ani callings in respect of 

which the Hlectroplaters (Stats) Board is constituted (constitution published at page 1441 of No. 37 of 

Government Gazette, dated 24th February, 1922—see also Industrial. Gazette, vol. xxi, page 337) as 

varied by Orders of the Court published in Government Gazéttes of 26th November,;1920 (19 I.G. 182), : 
2nd December, 1921 (20 I.G. 1093) and 1lth August, 1922 (22 I.G. 341) is published in accordance ~ o 
with the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, and the Regulations thereunder.. 


F. W. KITCHING, | 1% 
(No. 8,558.) _ Industrial Registrar. 
IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES, . 
; No. 500 of 1922. 3 5 
Electroplaters (State) Board. a 
Application by the Employers’ Federation of New South Wales, Industrial Union of Employers, 

Monday, the 6th day of November, 1922, 

Eleciroplaters (State) Award. 
Variation. 
(Eight-Hours (Amendment) Act, 1922.) 
1. Delete clause 1, Hours, of the said Award, gazetted 8th April, 1920, as varied in Gazette of 





“11th August, 1922, and substitute therefor the following clause :— Re 
1. Hours. 
Forty-eight hours shall be the maximum number of hours required {o te worked to entitle any 
employee to receive his weekly wage. ; e 


2. This variation shall take effect from the 17th day of November, 1922, inclusive, and shall, 
remain in force thereafter until the 24th day of August, 1923. - 


_ Leave is reserved to the employees to re-open consideration of the question of hours when — Stee eg 
application is being made for a new Award. 


_ Ds RODIN i: 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration, 








[8309] Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
j Sydney, 17th November, 1922. 


THE following Order of the Court varying the Award of the-Court published in Government Gazette of 
the 24rd December, 1921 (21 IG. 157), made in and in relarion to the industries and callingsin respect — 
of which the Bakers and Breadcarters (Northumberland) Boxrd is corstituted (constitution published oh Ne 
at page 1442 of No. 37 of Government Guazatte, dated 2ith February, 1922—see also Industrial Gazette, 
vol, xxi, page 338), is published in ace rdance with the provisions of the Icdustrial Arbitration Act, 
1912, andthe Regalatioas thereunder. ; 


, F.W. KITOHING, 
(No. 3,562.) i Industrial Registrar, 


IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES, 
No. 521 of 1922 _ 
Bakers and Breadearters (Northumberland) Board. 


Application by the Northumberland District Master Bakers’ Association, Industrial Union of a 
: Employers, 


Monday, the 6th day of November, 1922. 
Breadcarters (Northumberland) Award. 
Variation. 


; 1. Delete clause 3, Wages, of the said Award, gaz-tted 23rd December, 1921, and substitute in 
lieu thereof the following clause :— 





. 3. Wages. 
Minimum Wage.—The minimum wage for breadcarters shall be £4 3s. per week. 


2 Delete subclause (iv) of clause 4, Overtime, of the said Award, and substitute in lieu there- 
of the following subclause :— ¥ ta. 00h, ae 


(iv) Limitations :—Overtime shall be limited to 12 hours per week. Provided that subject 

_to meg (i) hereof a!l work done atter the first six hours ehull be paid for at the rate of 2s. 10d. 
per hour. 

8. Delete subclause (ii) of clause 5, Sunday work, of the s id Awa:d, and substitute in lieu 

thereof the following subclause :— ou Se ah 

; (ii) Extra pay :—3unday work shall be paid for at the rate of 2s. 5d. per hour, with a min- 2 r 

imum payment of 2s. Such work shall not excced two hours. - | | 


4. Delete subclause (i) of clause 6, Holidays, of the said Award, erd substitute in lieu thereof the 
following subclause :— : k. 


' (i) Statutory Holidays :—Statutory holidays shall be observed on the eecond back Wednesday 
in every month, except in the month of December. « 


5. This variation shall take effect fourteen days after its publica‘ion in the Government Gazette, he agra 
and shall remain in force thereafter until the dth auy of January, 1924. 


H. R. CURLEWIS, 
Additioral Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration, 














17 Nov, 1922] | NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 160. 6175 
[3807] i Industrial Rezistrar’s Office, ay, 


ae Sydney, 17th November, 192%. 
THE followiag Orler of the Court varying the Award of the Oourt, published in Government Gazette 
of the 1st September, 1922 (24 [.@. 635), made in and in relation to the industries and callings in respect 
of which the Shop Assistants, &e. (Count-y) Board is constituted (constitution published at page 1465 
of No. 37 of Government Gazette dited 24th February, 1922—see also Industrial Gazette, vol. xx', page 


385) is published in accordancs with the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, and tho 
‘Regulations thereunder. 


F. W. KITCHING, 


(No. 3,559.) Industrial Regi:trar, 





IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
No. 510 of 1922. 
’ Shop Assistants, &e. (Country) Board. 
Application by the Country Traders Association of New South Wales, Industrial Union 1 of 

Hm ployers. 

Monday, the 6th day of November, 1922. 

Shop Assistants and Office Assistants (Country) Award. 

Variation. 

(Eight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1922.) 


1. Delete clause 1, Hours, of the said Award, gazetted lat area 1922, and substitute 
therefor the following clause :— 


J. Hours. 

Weekly Hours.—Starting and finishing times. Not more than 48 hours shall constitute a 
week’s work, for which the wages hereinafter specified shall be paid. Such 48 hours shall be 
worked, without the payment of overtime, between the hours of 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. on four days, 
8 am. and 9 p.m. on one day, and § a.m. and | p.m. on the day usually observed as the half- 
holiday: Provided that the work may begin at 7 am.; but if so begun, the employees must be 
allowed one hour for breakfast. — 

2. Delete from clause 4, Overtime, of the said Award, the figures and word ‘44 hours ’ appearing 
in the first line, and substitute therefor the figures and word “48 hours.” | 


3. Delete from clause 5, Rates of Overtime, of the said Award, the figures and word ‘44 hours” 
appearing in the first line, and substitute therefor the figures and word ‘48 hours.” 


4. This variation shall take effect fourteen days after its publication in the Government Gazette, 
and shall remain in force thereafter until the 3rd day of August, 1924, 


Leave is reserved to the employees to apply to the Court as they may be advised within six 
months from the 6th November, 1922, for a variation of the Award in respect of hours of work. 


T. ROLIN, 
Additions] Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 





— Be x ce 


~ [3308] Industrial Registrar’s Ofilce, 


Sydney, 17th November, 1922, 


THE following Order of the Court varying the Award of the Court, published in Government Gazette of 
the 9th December, 1921 (2 I.G. i154), made in and in relation to the industries and callings in respect 
of which the Steel Works Employees (Broken Hill Proprietary Company Limited) Board is constituted 
(constitution published at page 1453 of No. 37 of Government Gazette, dated 24th February, 1922 —see 
8139 Industriai Gazette, vol. xxi, page 361), as varied by Order of the Court published in Government 
Gazette of 18th August, 1922 (22 I.G. 892), is pablished in accordance with the provisions of the 
Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, and the Regulations thereunder, 
F. W. KITCHING, 


(No. 3,5€0.) Industrial Registrar: 


IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES, 
No. 492 of 1922. 
‘Steel Works Employees (Broken Hill. Proprietary Gonepany Limited) Board. 
Application by the Broken Hill Proprietary Company Limited. 
Friday, the 3rd day of November, 1922. 
Steel Works Employees (Boilermakers) Award. 
‘Variation. 
(Eight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1922.) 
- Delete the first paragraph of clause 1, Hours of Labour, of the said Award, gazettea 9th 
Stes 1921, and substitute in lieu thereof the following paragraph :— 
The ordinary working hours shall be 48 per week, to be worked in five days of 8} hours 
‘ eek, Monday to Friday irclusive, and 44 hours on Saturday. 
Del.te the first paragraph of clause 3, Wages, of the said Award, as varied in Gazette of 
18th eee 1922, and substitute in lieu thereof the following paragraph : — 
The minimum rate of wages for journeymen shall be tw) shillings and ons penny seven- 
eighths (2s. 1$d.) per hour, 
3 Delete subclause (2) of the third parazraph of clause 7, Travelling Time, of the said Award, 
and substitute in lieu thereof the following eubclause :— 
(a2} His ordinary week-day rate for the 8¢ hours of each day (including Saturdry and Sunday) 
that correspond to the ordinary working hours of his shop. 


4. This variation shall take effect fourteen days after publication in tke Govatnmens Gazette, 


and shall remaia in force theroafter until the 22nd day of Lecember, 1923. 


Further consileration of the other matters contained in the application herein stands over. 


T. ROLIN, 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitgation. 








‘SEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 160. 


[8294]. ; ; Industrial Registrar’s. Office, : 
Sydney, 17th November, 1922. — 


THE following Order of the Court varying the Award of the Court published in Government Gazette 


of the 18th June, 1920 (18 I.G, 152), made in and in relation to the industries and callings in respeot 


of which the Steel Works Hmployees (Broken Hill Proprietary Oompany Limited) Board is constituted 
(conetitution published at page 1453 of No, 37 of Government Gazette, dated 24th February, 1922—see - 


‘also Indus'rial Gazette, vol. xxi, page 361), as varied by Orders of the Court published in Government 
Gazettes of 23rd July, 1920 (18 [.@. 359), 22nd April, 1921 (19 I.G. 1672), 27th May, 1921 (19 I.G, 


1880), 8th July, 1921 (20 I.@. 151), 15th July, 1921 (20 I,G@. 294). 16th September, 1421 (20 1.4. 472), _ 


25th November, 1921 (20 1.@. 1147), 6th January, 1922 (21 I.@. 173), 21st April, 1922 (21 I.@, 1810), 
2let July, 1-22 (22 1.G. 128 and 135), 18th August, 1922 (22 I.G. 397), and 22nd September, 1922 
(22 I.G. 984) is published in accordance with the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, and 


the Regulations thereunder. 
F. W. KITCHING, 
(No. 3,553.) f Industrial Registrar. 





IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALKS. 
No. 859 of 1922. 
Steel Works Employees (Broken Hill Proprietary Company Limited) Board. 
Application by the Broken Hill Proprietary Company Limited. 
Monday, the 6th day of November, 1922. 
Stee] Works Employees (Broken Hill Propristary Company Limited) Award. 
Variation. : 


}. Add at the end of clause 7, Holiday and Sunday Rates for Day Workers, of the said Award, 
gazetted 18th June, 1920, the following words :— 


Extra rates in this Award prescribed are not cumulative so as to exceed the maximum of 
double the ordinary rates. 


2, Add at the end of subclause (a) cf clause 18, Workers having Mixed Functions, of the said 


Award, the following words :— . ae ie 
Provided he is employed for at least one hour in the day or shift on the higher grade work. 


3. Delete clause 14, Rates of Wages, Day Workers, of the said Award, as varied in Gazettes of — 


22nd April, 1921, 25th November, 1921, 6th January, 1922, 2ist April, 1922, 2isx July, 1922; L8th 
August, 1922, and 22nd September, 1922, and substitute the following clause in lieu thereof:— =, 


. 14, Rates of Wages. 
The following shall be the minimum rates of wages. Where less than a day’s wages are 
payable, the amount shall be computed at the rate of wages provided for a day or shift of eight 
/) hours: . % 
Per day or shift. 
; Beds 
Sweepers, cleaners, yard labourers, grooms, storernen, riggers’ assistants, scaffolders’ 
; ‘assistants,’ horse drivers, fettlers, linkers-in, packers (fettlers), greasers (of 
points), persons using oxide, graphite, tar, tar paint, or lime; carpenters’ 
assistants, labourers in fishplate department rot otherwise specified, stackers 
and tlingers with cranes, railway waggon grrasers, tailer-out in rawmill, 
loader-out'in timber yard, ashmen, horse shunters, labourers on cast-bouse 
floor, labourers not on cast-house floor, stove cleaners, charge wheelers, stock- 
yard labourers, assistant ladlemen, slag pit labourers, shearsmen’s helpers, 
‘eropmén, atampers, loaders, lacers, painters, hot saw butt puller, tallymen, 
straighteners’ labourers, bed greasera,.skidmen, stackers, bundlers, scrapmen, 
truckmen, chargers, sandmillmen, assistants to furnace chargers, gaugers, coke- 
- oven Workers not elsewhere specified, shovelmen, pick and shovelmen, lagers, 


and adult labourers not elsewhere specified 2. vx i H, he Tg GS 
Gangers, platelaying =... if hy ai ee ae a3 Ste Cay ae 
Lifting gangers .., $s San A ies Sn a ee we 164 
Leading hands, platelayin oe oe ne ake the ae pieces ceoalead Ohl be 
Leading hands, crowmen.., ea 3% iN en ae Ay mcinlimecen alte ch Ee ae 
Fasteners (platelayers) ... ay ae ie ae Nee OED vas Norm i wes 2 
Leading hands, fettling ia ae ek peg abit see Ses ve 14" 0 
Riggers, scaffolders, tool sharpeners, repairer for furnace tools aud coke-. 
workers’ tools... es ey ick ae ic ie ee ue we 14 4 
Oxy-acetylene welders, except those covered by special Boilermakers’ Award ... 17 3 
Hlectric welders... ie ise 168 Ae i ae bi fea eat Oe 
Oxy-acetylene cutters . <.,, i ia nie bes PEUSi ideas eS anes ee 
Pipe-titters ., a jaa ae vin aac es sae ti Eas een Wye 69) 
Pipe-fitters’ assistants eee iu8 45 va Fea va ok sian Ss O 
Bricklayers ies aia iat Asi eo Re Rete, Doster Age ea Prete boule 
Carpenters ... As eH des aad aD oe Ve Fi ide ainghed ue 
Skip or hopper repairer ,.. ee is Pa es Wy. i a, Poof as a 
Plumbers ... cs tas pe iy ve Ae is sisi eel ya ped oaes WG 
Fitters, turners, and millwrights Wa eh hee as isd ay ‘Gide ME ED 
Blacksmiths is ak + ee ey sa tis SP Beh aw ALEC 7 
Patternmakers — ,., sat PEN a bie Fy ed * MOR Bese ia Mei | 
Coppersmiths eee eee eee eee. eoe abe eee ooe ore aes 17 Wf 
¢ Anglesmiths tae eee vee eve eee ooo, a “ooe vee soe 17 ve 
Forgers ... vine AY A Shs ng ar na Peake osaag AS tue 
Forge furnacemen... ; 3 


Grinders on machines who are working to the same degree of accuracy and are 
obtaining theirmeasurements in the same way as fitters and turners under 
this Award aoe ose evs eee fe ae eee eee tee a sa : VW 38 

Other grinders... ius, ae 

(a) Machinists emuloyed on— 
Double-headed shapers _... vis vee 


eee eee see pean see sh eR : te Ae 14° 1 ’ 


Double-headed boring machines ... a ie bes ses ei soko EL 
Planers with two self-acting tool-boxés ... Fee ees TRY CIE gO Soa Oy 
Milling machines with two spindles hes tee Nee oe Seen te it 
Universal! inilling machines - RY FAR a me OY ak a, 16 H 
slotting machines of 14-inch stroke and over 1 uses Ses sD 
Universal boring machines ... ene ove wee tee ona we 16 11 


() All other planers, borers, slotters, millers, and shapers ... veal Mipaagieaa nse: at. 

















bs 


x 





























































_ Dressers in foundries ... 0. ane sa Meena y nett ee sa 

| Grinders in foundries... ai SARE yg Fe Laae— aries they meme pee 
_ Concrete mixers... ... ee Roce chatlee ee va ia tee 
* Builders’ labourers ie ve ya ite ras sate (ie Ceee.., agen ee tee 

» Labourers whilst working on concrete ... ie Su ae eRaete Wiisiah 

Labourers loading, unloading, carrying, or stacking oaientl ve oe i ane 

‘Blectrical fitter... int at aN bs pea batises yet 
Electricians’ assistants... 00. ss one eer kas Ree janes | ane 

Electrical mechanic... see Lope ac Kees peed 3 
a Electrical linesmen OO RE lactam are ahha fi He eT rate he 

xe ‘Fishplate Department— : gS" 

joie) “Ss <3) Punching: macbinemen _... eS ha oO iia ba Ng Rin Ae 

' i _ Notching machinemen Nah iM Usal tom tinea Os ewily, ane even dian’ 

Plate straighteners... LUG a He cae) AR: wk tl auras, Wisden th Wk 

s : ““Wurnademen.-) fa) ss ms POY ane Rr fet ws 
oy _ Pressmen on hot plates Stead wee wo lnk abe Cae WME ener Nea 
sc Ry ae AS i ewe MNOT Bi Poochepaikas (anya Seid CREME epee) ARV Ay Span Sh dp 
A by woe pet ee ck S ‘Leading hand PTR arom \ aerate eas, iw eatee carta! dee va" Gent ophgegy He 

nF , ior | Miseellaneous— ion Sent Y rele 
ead ly ~ Bloom chipper he wea rinse Rae darth Minne ie. Uegeh %, Loneze eee 
lhe eats: tnt aa Storemen in casting yard driving crane when required a Resa aaa 
Ur an - Guide fitter gid esata. Want oes s Red Ee uae ys see ee 
if : is SN EGE LPIA S| RR a Oe a ci Doan OO ae 
3 1 oh i Inspector of products es ae Ce Apter dh os eh) Ses 
Rope and wire splicers Tega erness ee ts nee oe ‘eae 

has » ‘Railway waggon greasers who examine for faults and reports: fs iss 

ey 2-Ctreular suwyer who sharpens or sets any saw ... ae oe but 
: Ub lagelayers oe ane ia wade he Rapa Ce ee 


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‘Painters — vias A i gr a Ps cu liatiea ae So aes 





~ Blast Furnace Department—_ a 


Open J Hearth Department— _ a fe 





, > Rail Mill— Mt 


(4) Drillers in boiler shops... we Mi ant Pitas ede “es 


Monldars) 2 ie Rt al ak ee ae ba ies Weer 





‘Wharf labourers whilst so engaged eee Seem Ae yal heey . 


Ms _ Launch drivers _ re SPS a ray co tars e) Gh aan Nye te Ni 


i Gasmen eG 1d bvces eee ; see eee eisai PR Eons vee 
 Shunters who are aaulend hereafter during first six months ... ses 
_ Shunters, after six months’ service ve vids Vesr Woes ans poe 


Plate shearsmen ,.. ied art Ce eee ah & 
Bt Furnace demolishing (whilst on hot work) abe pee op tees ae 





Wider Dorman gs rau sane. Leta cg y toe (egress CARRY 


_ Leading charge tipper SAN Ses Sees geet See: raid Blas aes 
Assistant to leading charge VPRO o. RHE fides Matt  cnaah not ken ose 








Fea gj tree Hel nere ae he ot, pee Mamie pe Ng hae 

: Second pe coaal pA anew Bh oe Beds Daub ahrace ie bed 

r 3 oy Third helpers _ (eden Hr ee + ess Brean ‘ eee pew fee vee Deitel 

ROTMBTE ONY La Ue rh Pumper aeamey es To. ere ge ett 

a8 ‘First dadlemen {0a Vek iss cine ern etek Mtg veda sean 

: Paty Second Jadlemen revit Une Seeker tana eS aes Fee ee uzhbe 

eC ews eigdle lodmer, (a co. ts Reale kee He ea Aeraeay hat Se il AEP 

NS Pe ie Aaa - Leading operator—800- ctan Mixer 0 cea: es ass a ie 
j Bloomin pie ee : 

é | “seoondl reat on ro SiN Ges Bat aim CH oR RG 
shad ear on | Ps RAS See ALC Vee is ace 
fe Fourth year on rolling HOLM AA eA ha te tes RD ey ta 

: : Fifth year c on rolling oes ace Be ie res SF 

a Sixth year on rolling — Bae a a TON Mate, Gee aan) ate 
Thereafter ... Maegan a OF Nate ee seg mama thes ee 

Fe ‘ Shearsmen ... at as oe ra horney g 
eae i Manipulator men .., ii Ea aad nls eo ie Wear ee 
Bre Wg Soaking pit heater ... 0. ss a Se be, cenit tenes 


Soaking pit bottom. tnakers pus com arte see aes wee 





Gasmen Neate 


4 £2 ee i vee tee eee eee oe . eee 
Ss Wrenchmen 0 ie betes yo ices St a Pet Neto Wes 
“aE 4 


- ‘First year on rolling 


y j ee vee eee vee vee wee 
agree _ Second year on rolling. fy Senos Wat Meee eteacl (18s, 
ay . ‘Third year on rolling pe en ni Ne ep 
-.- Fourth year on rolling | beg ite iass a ves 
Bands ih Pi. A ~ Ree year on rolling | ae ee A Gh as 
-. Sixth year on rolling Ear AP MREEEU aad re MGA. a CIM 

eee vee ree vee oes vee eee 

er eee ats eee oee eee Vahe oer 





ug ‘Tilting table Sere lineal ee | : , 
 ‘Re- -heating furnace operator Vien ata i) digas fe eek whee 
Assistant heater La ae ESN cathe eee WA rig dS Gebel wal Laas 
nee charging ane ide ie ; 


 -Hot-saw 1 scrapmen . 


; vee, 


_ Keepers ie Shaws a Ane wae ie ale tee 
Stove tenders — RS eae: as Sa, Ver rae ue Ake 
Pipe-Sittor ss ger see eens Fe sae lene si ps a 
Cae ae Merete Wucaeh. dia 7 EASING DA al et ae ee ta 
Second helper | art ese Brin § heat Ghee ae ree be i 

Ae - Leading ladleman- Ne Man el ay) stats Renae Area oe ay. be 
BET TC nt ty 8 Ler CA as Sarai EL Re TI mae asec as a 


Bs Poureese Ae ak i ia Bee s3 Vise Pea a Ea 


mC Drillers (oldies! than those i in boiler pene kepway cutters, we all other 
ath ‘machinists REE ARRON At We oa Mee een te aes pe orek 


see 


Tronworkers’ assistants, being assistants to meehanios and including tool storexaen 


8. 


Per day or shift. 


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and a half, 





Finishing Mill— 


Rail straighteners... us sate hoy vee 
Inspectors... aH aa 508 MS cn 
Magnet men ... tie aye ae Ate 408 
Camberere ... tae 


Chippers, drillers, enders, saw-sh wrpeners, gaggers, hot-bked greasers ... 


Twelve-inch Mill— 


Heater Net DNR Ate eas ey ten 
Assistant he iter 2 ae ane ies A 
Roughers tee she tl 53 

Roughers’ assistants .. tid ose 

Shearsmen ... hod ae A he ot 


Eight-inch Mill— 


Heater f nee ee Ms aes 


"Rod Mill— 


~ Conv eyormen shall work halt: Levene on coil conveying 


other job in the mill. 


Stee: Foundry— 


Cupola and furnace chargers 7 eaelCngr labs 
Furnacemen on case hardening furnace ... ite 
Open hearth, first helper ... Se Wiebe vee 


- Open hearth, second helper eae tees ae 


First and second helper on cupola... 


- Leading man over cupola and in charge of ‘stockyard 


Box- teased ee ee rea neti soe ey. 


Eighteen- Ao Mill— 


Heater A as Rae Bas hu vat 
Assistant heater a aye “le way 
Leading hand charging furni ceive vee na 
Shearsmen ... ae me Mes BN wes 
Rail punchers : si tas 

Rail and angle straighteners | Soret sigh 

Coke Workers— 

Gas regulators Fe aie sisi re ee 
Valvemen... a Ass ana ows An 
Q.uenchermen ee ne 


All other emplo;sees on or about the coke works., 


eee 


Assistant heater Ags a a ee oe 
Rougher ne ef nag 3 ee 

‘ Shearsmen ... wes vee Gries Nene gen on 
Heater aye os Pare ao ie a 
Assistant heater yee mas aoe vee 
Coil operator... ae a med 3h ABC 
Coil conveyorman .. he ae os 
Flying shearsmen ... se ine ? 
Rougher 7 
Spellband to receive ‘the maximum rate of the job on which he ‘relioves. 
Finisher ee iss vee ak vas vee rh 
Assistant roller ary eee 


and half- time: on ganie 


Sunday and Holiday Retes for Shift Workers. 


T. ROLIN, 


6. Delete clawed 17, Rates of Wages, Shifs Workers, of the sail Award, as varied in Guze 
23rd July, 1920, 22rd Apcil, 1921, 27th May, 1921, 8th July, 1921, 25th November, 1921, 6th January, 
1922, 21st April, 1922, 21st July, 1922, 18th August, 1922, and 22nd September, 1922. 


S SUSE St 


Ser Dan 


Or Or Oscaraonnc 


aconrnoe 


ofp an 


oO: 


orcos 


. 


4. Delete clause 16, Sunday and Holiday Rates for Shift Workers, of the s:id AwarJ, and sub- 
stitute the following clause in lieu thereof :— 


Shift workers ee than Monday to Saturday shift workers) shall be paid time oa a quarter 
rates for work done on Sundays a-d the recognised holidays under this Award. 


Monday to Saturday shift workers shall be paid double time for Sund:ya, Good Friday, 
Christmas Day, and Kight-hour Day, and ail other holidays under this Award at the rate of time 
These increases to be computed on whatever rate is payable for working ths same 
portion of the shift on an ordinary shift. 


Sunday work for shift workers shall mean all time workel between 8 a.m, oa Sunday and 
8 a.m. on Monday, 


; Extra rates in this Award prescribed are not cumulative so as to exceel the maximum of 
double the ordinary rates. 


5. Nothing contained in this variation shall affect Orlers already made by the Court excluding 
from the benefit of this Award cert in classes of employees for whose crafts or callings rates are fixed 
in this Award. 


[17 Nov., 1923. 


Per day or shift. 


Ss 


tes of 


7. This variation shall take effect 1a ke dsya after pub isatin in*the Go -eranzat Fazet$a, anl 
shull remain in force thereafter until the lst dav of July, 1923. 


Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration, 















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UTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 160, 


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NEW 80 


Industrial Registrar's Office, . 
Sydney, 17th November, 1922. 


. aie following Award of the Court made in exercise of the powers conferred on it by section 14 of the 
ea Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, determining certain industrial matters arising in and in relation 
ee eee to the industries and callings in réspect of which the Cutters and Trimmers (Cumberland and 
of Newcastle) Board is constituted (constitution published at page 1439 of No. 37 of Government 
Gazette, dated 24th February, 1922—see also Indastrial Gazette, vol. xxi, page 333), is published in 
accordance with the provisions of the Act and the Regulations thereunder. 
rg F. W. KITCHING, 
(No. 3,563.) . A x \ Industrial Registrar. 


FE a be 


IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
“ No. 467 of 1922, } 
eg Cutters and Trimmers (Cumberland and Newcastle) Board. 


, Application by the Merchant Tailors Cutters’ Association of New South Wales, Industrial 
ih Y Union of Employees. 


‘ Wednesday, the 8th day of Wavenmber 1922. 
Cutters, Merchant Tailors, &e. (Cumberland and Neweastle) Award. 


ae 4 1. Hours. 
(a) The ordinary hours of working, exclusive of meal times, shall not exceed 48 per week, 
(0) Such hours shall be worked between the hours of 8°45 a.m. and 6 p.m. on Monday to 
_ Thursday inclusive ; 8°45 a.m. and 9°30 p.m. on Friday and 8°45 a.m. and 1 p.m. on Saturday. . There 
‘Shall be one meal break of not less than one hour on Monday to Friday inclusive, and. if the leaving 
off tims on Friday shall be after 7 p.m. there shall be a second meal break of not less than one hour on 
. that afternoon, S , 

(c) Fixing times.—Within the limits prescribed in subclause (5) hereof each employer shall 
have the right to fix his starting time for his various employees ; but when once fixed, they sh&ll not be 
altered without seven days’ notice, to be posted in the shop. 

: sap 2. Wages. Ree f 
Cutters cutting suits to order (other than chart), £7 7s. 

Cutters cutting suits to chart, £5 10s. 

Trousers cutters, £5 5s. 


_ Where a cutter cutting suits to chart puts in at least half of his time in any one week cutting 
suits to order, he shall be paid for such week at least the rates awarded herein to cutters cutting suite 
to order, and where he puts in less than half his time cutting suits to order he shall be paid for such 
time at the higher rate. ; 





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; i" 3. Overtime. 
Overtime shall be payable— - 
(a) On all time worked over 48 hours in any one week ; or 
(6) On all time earlier than the fixed starting time ; or 
(c) On all time later than the fixed leaving off time. 
All overtime worked shall be at the rate of time and a half. An employee shall be given 24 
ee hours’ notice that he will be required to work overtime, and 2s, 6d. tea money shall be paid each 


night overtime is worked, — 
7 4. Holidays. . 

; (a) New Year’s Day, Anniversary Day, Good Friday, Easter Monday, King’s Birthday, Anzac 
Day (if proclaimed a public holiday), Eight-hour Day, Christmas Day, and Boxing Day (or any other 
days observed in lieu thereof), shall be observed as holidays. ; 

(0) No deductions shall be made for the before-mentioned holidays. 
Wy, 5, Area, Incidence, and Duration. 

This Award shall apply to all cutters who do cutting of suits or portions of suits for males, 
to order or from chart, in the employment of retail tailors in the county of Cumberland and within 
the area comprised within a radius of ten miles from the Post-office, Newcastle, and within the 
jurisdiction of the Catters and Trimmers (Cumberland and Newcastle) Board. 


_It shall take effect from the 9th day of November, 1922, inclusive, and shall remain in force theré- 
gfter for a period of three years. 
sh H. R. CURLEWIS, 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 








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Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
aN pata! Sydney, 17th November, 1922, 

THE following Order of the Court varying the Award of the Court published in Government Gazette 
of the 27th February, 1920 (17 I.G. 767), made in and in relation to the industries and callings in 
fe respect: of which the Cutters and Trimmers (Cumberland and Newcastle) Board is constituted (constitu- 
Sea pt. tion published at page 1439 of No. 37 of Government Gazette, dated 24th February, 1922—see also 
: Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi, page 333), as varied by Orders of the Court published in Government 
Gazettes of 19th November, 1920 (18.1.G. 921), 31st December, 1920 (19 I.@. 179), 9th December, 1921 
(20 1.G. 1090), and 25th August, 1922 (22 I.G. 348), is published in accordance with the provigions of 
the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, and the Regulations thereunder. 


- [3324] 


‘i et ; F. W. KITCHING, 
(No, 8,564.) Wan ios i yee - ~ Industrial Registrar. 


ea oars IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
bf No. 569 of 1922. | 
: (ee Tuesday, the 14th day of November, 1922. 
_  * Gutters and Trimmers (Cumberland and Neweastle) Award. 
os ee a Variation. 


1. Add to clause 1, Exemptions, of the said Award, gaszetted27th February, 1920, as varled in 
Gazettes of 19th November, 1920, 3lst- December, 1920, 9th December, 1921, and 26th August, 1922, the 
following subclause :— Sages co Rar agh er 

2h Vlad (c) Retail tailors employing cutters who do cutting of suits or portions of suits for males, to 
mre, order or from chart, and who observe the Cutters, Merchant Tailors, &c. (Cumberland and New- 
fee castle) Award to be published in Government Clazette of 17th November, 1922, are exempt from 
- this Award in respect of the employment of such cutters. ~ ae : 
aa f H. R. CURLEWIS, 


far Age as adi) De Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration 
No, 160, 17 Névemver, 1922,—9 yt 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 1 60. # 











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(3305) : en 3 ; 4 Tudanttlak Registiar’s (ios. 
Sydney, 17th. November, 1922. 


a 
THE following Order of the Court varying the Award of the Court published i in Government Gaeke 


of the 7th April, 1922 (21 I.G. 1:04), made in and in relation to the industries and callings in respect | 


‘of which the Soap and Candle Makers (State) Board is constituted (constitution published at page 


1458 of No. 37 of Government Gazette, dated 24th February, 1922—sce’ also Industrial Gazette, | 


‘vol. xxi, page 371), as varied by Order of the Court published in Government Gazette of Ist 
September, 1922 (22 I.G. 675), is published in accordance with the provisions of the Industrial Arbitra- 

tion Act, 1912, and the Regulations thereunder. 
8 DE Gs KITCHING, ° 


(No. 3,561.) : . Industrial Aa 
IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL , ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 


No. 519 of 1922. 
Soap and Candle Makers (State) Hoare’ ; 
Application by Upton and Coneany Limited, Lever Brothers Limited, J. Kitchen and Sons Limited, 


The Alston Soap and (‘andle Manufacturing Company Limited, M. O’Riordan and Sons, The 


Pearson Soap Company Limited, McLeod’s Soap Company Propr ietary Limited, Cudahy and Co. 
Limited, James Hunter and Sons Limited, John Cahill and Co., and Poole and Holmes. 


Monday, the 6th day of November, 1922, 
Soap and Candle Makers (State) Award. — 
Variation. 

(Eight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1922.). 


1. Delete clause 1, Hours of Labour, of the said Award, gazetted 7th April, 1922,.and substi- 


tute in lieu thereof the following clause :— 


1. Hours of banvek 

‘(i) The hours of labour shall be 48 per week from Monday to Friday, both ‘days Se anatee s 
82 hours shall be werked each day, and on Saturday 44 hours shall be worked. 

(ii) The starting time each day shall not be earlier than 7.15 a.m. (with the exception of 
employees of Messrs. J. Kitchen and Sons Limited Newcastle, whose starting time shall not be 
earlier than 7 a.m.), and the knocking-off time shall not be later than 5.30 p.m. each day 
excepting Saturday, when it shall not be later than 12 noon. 

(iii) The starting and knocking-off times shall not apply to employees engaged in shift 
work, who shall work such hours as shall be arrangel between themselves and their respective 
pau oyers. 

. Delete paragraph (iii), Female Employees; of clause 3, Rates of iy of the said Award, as 
tparied j in Gazette of lst September, 1922, and substitute in lieu thereof the following paragraph ;— 


f 


(iii) Female Employees, —The following shall be the minimum rates Pe pay per week for 


female employees :— Ba Wa oe 
Head forewoman es AEP IAS YM oS 
Under 16-years of age with less than aes months? experience’. be Ueto 2yO 
Under 16 years of age with three months’ experience —... ‘ Pa be OCs 
16 years of age and under 18 years of age with less than three months’ experience Yor a0) 
16 years of age and under 18 years of % age with three months’ experience — PS6s Oe: 
18 years of age and over with less than three months’ experience . .. an ea 
18 years of age and over with three months’ experience . ag Peat Pacer oy tuscan aay Wate 
21 years of age and over with or without experience ~ ti SG oe 


Experience shall mean experience gained in any branch ‘of the indastry iar any employer. 

3. Delete from paragraph (ii) of clause 7, Holidays, of the said Award, the words and figures 
‘*q 44-hour week,” and substitute in lieu thereof the words and figures ‘Sa 48-hour week.” 

4, This variation shall take effect fourteen days after publication in the Government Gazette 
and shall remain in force thereafter until the 20th day of April, 1925, 

Leave is reserved to the employees to apply to the Court as they niay be advised within a 
period of three months from the 6th November, 1922, in respect of the hours of work on the grounds 
of health, comfort, or well-being of employees, and also for a five-day week. 


T. ROLIN, : 
Additional Judge of the Court of industr ial, Arbitration. 


[3293] . i Industrial Registrar’s Ottice, 
Sydney, 17th November, 1922. 

THE following Award of the Court made in exercise of the powers conferred on it by section 14 of the 
Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, determining certain industrial matters arising in and io relation to the 
industries and callings in respect. of which the Steel Works Employees (Broken Hill Proprietary Com- 
pany Limited) Board is constituted (constitution published at page 1453 of No. 87 of Government 
Gazette dated 24th February, 1922—see also Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi, page 361), is published in 
accordance with the provisions of the Act and the Regulations thereunder. 
; BW. KITCHING, _ 

(Y 0. 8,557.) Ree ; Industrial ew 


IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, - NEW sgh WALES. 
~.. No: 617 of 1922) 
Steel Works Employees (Broken Hill Proprietary Company Limited) Board. 


Application by the Broken Hill Prop-ietary Company, Limited. 
Monday, the 6th day of November, 1922. 
Steel Works Employees (Broken Hill Proprietary Company Limited) Awa ss 
{ (Eight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1922.) _ ‘ : 


1, The ordinary working hours of employees which were fixed by. Perclaintiont by ‘the Governor 
pursuaut to the Eight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1920, and published i in Government Gazettes No. 57 
of 16th April, 1921, ‘No. 74 of 27th May, 1921, and No. 109 of 29th July, 1921 (re Building Trades), in 
Government Gazettes No. 67 of 1th April, 192], No. 74 of 27th May, 1921, No. 86 of 17th June, 1921, 
_ and No. 109 of 29th July, 1921 (re Iron Trades), and in Government Gazettes No. 74 of 27th May, 

1921, No, 80 of 8rd June, 1921, and No. 109 of 29th J uly, 1921 (re Electrical Trades) at 44 per week, 
are hereby varied and shall be 48 hours per week, to be worked as specified and provided for in the 
Steel Works Kmployees (Broken Hill Proprietary ‘Company Limited) Award, paeptier. 18th June, 1920, 
as varied in Gazette of 16th September, 1921. | a 

2: This Award shall take effect fourteen days after its publication in the Government Gazette, 
“and shall remain in force thereafter until the Ist day of July, 1923. ie Ss 
‘ T. ROLLIN, (792 
Additional Judge of the Court of Tndustrial Astitetion 














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ty a ed fee ee 
{LT Nov, 199% 


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15th April, 1921 (19 I.@. 1445), 6th May, 1 


1912,, and the pe cslacions thereunder. 
Oe. 8,555.) ; hOGES 






ctndtaerial Belewae s Office, 
Sydney, 17th November, 1922. ? 


ae Tataviag Onter of the Gack varying the Award of the Wout published-in Government Gazette 
of the 11th July, 1919 (16 I.@. 72), made in and in relation tothe industries and callings in respect of 
of which the Electricians, &e. (State) Board is constituted (constitution published at page 1450 of No. 
37 of Government Gazette, dated 24th February, 1922—see also Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi, page 854), 
as varied by Orders of the Court published in Government Gazettes of 5th December, 1919 (16 I.G. 944), 
ue February, 1920.(17 I.@. 792), 27th February, 1920 (17 1.G. 793), 12th March, 1920 (17 I.G. 794), 
25th June, 1920 (18 1.G. 150), Sth July, 1920 (18 I.@. 151), 20th August, 1920 (18 I.G. 356), 8th 
October, 1920 (18 I.G. 741), 19th November, -1920 (18 I.G. 959), 31st December, 1920 (19 I.@. 194), 
1921 (19 I.@. 1671), 17tm June, 1921 ag L.G@, 1877), 11th 
November, 1921 (20 I,G. 876), 16th December, 1921 (20 I.G@. 1136 and 1138), [corrected in Government i 
‘Gazette of 24th February, 1922 (21 1.@, 426)], 24th February, 1922 (21 I.G. 426), 10th March, 1922 
(21 1.G. 900), 23rd June, 1924 (21 I.G. 2478), 1st September, 1922 (22 I.G. 664), and 8th September, 
1922 (22 1.G. 665), is published in accordance ak the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 


a: ° 


F, W. KITCHIN Gs, 


SS es hacieer Registrar. 





IN rie COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES, 





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af be 1919. 





“NEW Sovran WALES “GOVERNMENT GAZETTE” 


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sé Re Set ev Nos 502. 08: 1922. om 
- Electricians, ‘ke. (State) Board, 
Application by the Council of the Municipality of Tamworth. 
Thursday, the 19th day of October, 1922. 2 
tS Electricians, &e. (State) Award. 
Variation. 


1s ‘The Council be we Mguicipality’ of Tamworth is granted permission ‘to indenture Go:don 
Frazer Adamson to the trade of electrical mechanic from 2nd September, 1922, pursuant to the 
-provisions.of the aeons ‘&e. G Seat) py he” lo in Government Gazette No. 169 of Lith 


GEO. 8S. BEEBY, 


a ‘Aaditional Judge of ie (Court of Tdustital Arbitration. i 





. CONTENTS. 





PAGE 
Proclamations A see eet aout Chae see ww» 6093 
Local Government Act, 1919-—Notices under ... 6095 
Appointments, &c. .., aa bee om doe * Vote"); GOI 
Government Notiees soe hat a 6097 
Oyster Culture Leases ..., es ate ne .. 6102 
Sale of Fishing Nets 6103 
Police Sale—Unclaimed Pibperks 3 6103 
District Courts Act, 1912—Appointments auder 6104 
_ Court Notice Ra es veh nee ee 6104 
Lease of Grain Shed Spmeecs Aoues under 6104 
Government Railways and patil ena e a 
Members 6104 
Government Railways A pplicairana ie oer 6105 
Government Railways and Tramways—Notice under... 6105 
Real Property Aet—Notice under 6105 
Water Act, 1912—Notices under... Sot hy ... 6106 
Forestry Act—WNotices under e 6107, 6161 
Acts of Parliament assented to... a ea eens OLGA 
Notice to Lay Service Piper, &c..2 om sd vee ©6108 
Tenders sey Neb Ligene Mak bile spe he tween OLOS 
' Second-hand Dealers and Collector’ 8 Licenses .. ay O1T1 
Government Savings Bank Act, 1906-—Notice duder 6113 
Auctioneers Licenses—Annual Meetings of Justices .. 6115 
Mines Department Notices mae rk ay jee Oy 
Lands Department Notices ay eer Meher cra hes 
Private Advertisements 14. 1m weve wy, G12 
Impoundings ‘os ‘vee. eee ae ro ena GL pz 
Industrial Notices hy Be a vee whe Vivi COLTS 
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Printer, 17th November, 1922. 




















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No. 161.] 


FRIDAY, 17 NOVEMBER. 


[1922. 








SPECIAL GAZRITE UNDER THE “PUBLIC SERVICE 
ACT, 1902.” 































APPOINTMENTS. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has approved of the follow- 
ing appointments :— 

DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 
_ Mr. Percival Edward Brownrigg Barnett, Crown Land 
; Agent for the Land District of Wellington, to be 


July, 1922 (Minl, 1922-5,987). 

Mr. Andrew McClure Dunn, Crown Land Agent for the 

Land District of Molong, to be Crown Land Agent 
for the Land District of Wellington, —from Tth 
November, 1922 (Minl. 1922-5,987). 

Mr. Alfred Herbert Stilwell, Grown Land Agent, for 
the Land. District of Gundagai, to be Crown 
Lang Agent for the Land District of Molong,— 
from 9th October, 1922 (Minl. 1922-5,987). 

Mr. Stephen Hildebrand Patrick Donnelly, Crown 

Land Agent for the Land District of Gunning, ‘to 

be Crown Land Agent for the Land District of 

‘coe rom 3rd. October, 1922 (Minl. 1922- 


5. 
Mr. “Albert : ‘Leopold Wellisch, First Clerk, Land Board 
Office, Maitland, to be Crown Land Agent for the 


«1922 (Minl, 1922-5,987), 


* a af ‘ fa HI i 
ot otaS a <: by 


an Emergency Crown Land Agent,—from 14th 


Land District of Gunning,—from 29th September, 








Mr. Ernest John Smith, Crown Land Agent for the 
Land Districts of Barmedman and Barmedman 
East, to be Crown Land Agent for the Land Dis- 
trict of -Warren,—from 9th October, 1922 (Minl, 
1922-5,987). 

Mr. Leonard Roy Saul, First Clerk, Land Board Office, 
Moree, to be Crown Land Agent for the Land Dis- 
tricts of Barmedman and Barmedman Hast,—from 
1st November, 1922 (Minl, 1922-5,987). 

My. Arthur Ayling, Crown Land Agent for the Land 
District of Warialda, to be a Relieving Grown Land 
Agent,—from 6th ‘November, 1922 (Mint, 1922- 
5,987). ; 

Mr. Joseph John Dominic Fertnon, Crown Land Agent 
for the Land Districts of Dunedoo and Dunedoo 
Central, to be Crown Land Agent for the Land 
District of Warialda,—from ist. November, 1922 
(Minl. 1922-5,987). 

Mr. Norman Shaw Holden, Crown Land Agent for the 
Land District of Lismore, to be Crown Land Agent 
for the Land Districts ef Dunedoo and Diinedoo 





‘Central—from 2nd November, 1922 (Mini. 1922- 
5,987). 


COLONIAL TREASURER’S DEPARTMENT. 
Captain James Edward Morris, to be Officer-in-Charge, 


-under the Harbour and Tonnage Rates Act, 1920, - 


at the following ports:—Port Stephens, Broken 
Bay, Pittwater, Brisbane Water.and Hawkesbury 
River, Botany Bay, UNadulla, Clyde River, Berma- 


sui, Tathra, and Mesnvale, tera, ae October, — 





1922.” el wi wi a 3s BS 


6184 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVER 








NMENT GAZETTE, No. 161, [17 Nov, 1922, 


EE re a Ne nn ea arr <a ranl, seh CoTHRER PIP aAeds MAMPI SSMS EEE 12 aa LRT SOE TI ene ii aS aE T= aT 


DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION, , 


Mr. Henry Hunter Macdonald to be Head Teacher of 
Engineering Trades Drawing, Grade I], Sydney, 
Technical Education Branch, on probation for six 
months,—to take effect from Ist July, 1922. | 

Mr. Mytes Joseph Dunphy to be Teacher of Architeo- 
tural Engineering, Grade H, Sydney, Technical 
Education Branch, on probation for six-months,— 
to take effect from Ist October, 1922... 

Mr. Julius William Hogarth, to be Teacher of 
Chemistry, Grade 4, Newcastle, Technical Educa- 
tion Branch, on probation for six months;—to take 
effect from date of entry on duty. 

Mr. Stanley Carr, to be Dentist, Medical Branch, on 
probation for six months. 

Mr, Joseph Francis Pugh, on probation for six months, 
to be Junior Clerk, State Children Relief Branch. 


DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. 


Mr. Joseph Ambrose O’Brien, to be Junior Clerk, De- 
partment of Public Works, on probation for twelve 
months,—from 80th October, 1922. 

Miss Eva Hannah Shannon, to be Tracer, Department 
of Public Works. (Confirmation. ) 

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, 


Mr. Carl Theodore Lorenz to be Junior Clerk, on 
probation for twelve months,—to take effect from 
Ist October, 1922. 

Mr. Edward Albert Gillham to be Gardener, Botanic 
Gardens,—to take effect from 8rd October, 1922. 

Mr. Francis Harmston Tuckey to be Junior Clerk,— 
appointment confirmed as from: 8th November, 
1922. 

Mr. Milton James Egbert Squire, Assistant Experi- 
mentalist,—appointment confirmed as from 8th 
November, 1922. 

Mr. Robert Anthony Patten, Manager; North Ban- 
garoo Stud Farm,—probationary period extended 
until 7th November, 1922. 

DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE. 


Mr. Rupert Clarence Steel, Assistant Clerk of Petty 
Sessions, Orange, to be also Clerk of Petty Ses- 
sions, Millthorpe,—from 1st November, 1922. 

Miss Irene Viti Loloma Palmer, to be Junior Clerk, on 
probation for six months, Office of the Public 
Service Board,—from 1st October, 1922. 

Mr. Allan Mitchell Slater, to be Junior Clerk, on proba- 
tion for twelve months, Office of the Public Service 
Board,—tfrom 1st October, 1922. 

Miss Ilma Campbell Taylor, to be Junior Clerk, on 
probation for twelve months, Registrar-General'’s 
Department,—from 6th October, 1922. 

Mr. Walter Valentia Windeyer Thompson, Clerk, Crown 
Solicitor’s Office. (Confirmation. ) 





HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has approved of the following ap- 
pointments :—- 


Mr. Charles Thomas Howard, Acting Crown Land 
Agent, Dunedoo, to act also as Clerk of Petty Ses- 
sions at that place, vice Mr. J. J. D. Fernon, trans- 
ferred,—from 23rd October, 1922, to Ist November, 
1922, inclusive; also to act as District Registrar 
in Bankruptcy at Dunedoo (to act only at such 
times as the Police Magistrate is unable to per- 
form the duty), and Assistant Registrar of Births, 
Deaths, and Marriages for the: Districts of Ryl- 
stone, Wellington, and Gunnedah, at Dunedoo,— 
for the same period. 

Mr. Francis Arthur Gillespie, Junior Clerk, Petty Ses- 
sions Office, Orange, to act as Clerk of Petty Ses- 
Steel, on leave,—from 6th November, 1922. 


GEORGE W. FULLER, Prenier. 





CONFIRMATION OF APPOINTMENTS OF 
CERTAIN TEACHERS. 


' DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATIOL, 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 


Executive Council, upon the recommendation of the ° 


Public Service Board, has approved of the confirma- 
tion of the appointments of the undermentioned 
teachers : -— 

MEN. 


Arthur J. Allan, Burwood Intermediate High, Ex- 
student. 

Harold F. Bate, Newtown, Ex-student. 

George W. Chapman, Broken Hill, Ex-student. 

Robert C. Campbell, Doon Doon, Teacher. 

John Craig, Newcastle Seuth, Ex-student. 

Jack §. Cox, Portland, Hx-student, 





Wilfred Cummings, Fort-street, Ex-student. 
Alan J. Daly, Gol Gol, Teacher. 
John Farrell, Bumberry, Teacher. 


-Cecil Foley, Hamilton Intermediate High, Ex-student. 


Stewart Grainger, ‘'omewin, ‘Teacher. 
Richard A. Healey, Alma, Ex-student. 
Norman §. Jenkins, West Tamworth, Ex-student. 


George Kerrison, Booroorban, Teacher. 


Hrie J. Laird, Orange, Ex-student. 

Albert McGowen, Wellington, Hx-student. 
Henry 8S. Norington, Lower Tareutta, Teacher. 
Richard G. O’Sullivan, Frank Lynne, Teacher. 
Frederick Turner, Gunnenbene, Teacher. 
Ernest Trist, West Wallsend, Ex-student. 
Robert Solomon,-Broken Hill North, Ex-student. 
George Wright, Leeton and Yanco, Ex-student. 
Alfred J. Webb, Quirindi, Ex-student. 


WOMEN. 


Ivy M. Allen, Culcairn, Ex-student. 

Kileen Armstrong, Macksville, Ex-student. 

Muriel Bannerman, Mayiield, Ex-student. 

Phyllis Burns, Bourke, Ex-student, — 

Minnie Bailey, Gollan, Teacher. 

Marie Benney, Condong Range,Provisional, Teacher. 
Alice M. Brown, Alma, Ex-student. 

Kileen Burgess, Enmore, Hx-student. 

Bessie Clarke, Glen Innes, Ex-student. 

Dorothy Catts, Yanco, Ex-student. 

Daisy Draffin, Chatswood, Ex-student. 

Catherine Duffy, Dubbo, Ex-student. 

Clare Dyson, Kyogle, Ex-student. 

Doris Dixon, Unanderra, Assistant. 

Kathleen de Brotherton, Forest Lodge, Assistant. 
Mary C. Dempsey, Pelican Island, Assistant. 
Dorothy Dennis, Drummoyne, Ex-student. 

Grace Dwyer, Lakemba, Ex-student. 

Ivy Kllem, Grafton, Ex-student. 
Gwendoline Evans, Bannockburn, Teacher. 

Ida Edwards, Darlington, Ex-student. 

Rebekah Fleming, North Broken Hill, Ex-student. 
Irene Fraser, Barnsley, Ex-student: — 

Gladys Fryar, Hamilton, Assistant. 

Edith Field, Kurri Kurri, Assistant. 

Sylvia Floyd, Hurstville, Ex-student. 

Barbara Grieve, Cessnock, Ex-student. 

Florence Grieves, Yass, Ex-student. 

W. Harriet Griffith, Lithgow, Ex-student. 

Agnes Glanville, Dulmane, Teacher. . 


, 


‘Mary Hilliar, Lismore, Ex-student. 


Florence Hornibrook, Lithgow, Ex-student. 
Florence Hosking, Big Swamp, Teacher. 
Susan A. Hyland, Nyngan, Assistant. 
Helene Jager, Kiama, Ex-student. 
Mary C. Jackson, Trelawney, Teacher. 
Thelma Johnston, Rocky River, Assistant. 
Mary Kingston, Broken Hill, Ex-student. _ 
Mary Kelleher, Murrumburrah, Ex-student. 
Irene Kelly, Murwillumbah, Assistant. 
iene Reg Sa Ex-student. 

orothy Marshall, Suspension Bridge, Ex-student. 
Edith Moore, Coatnacks teecteeea i 
Elsie Magner, Lithgow, Assistant. 
Nerida ‘Mitchell, Mudgee, Assistant. 
Dulcie B. Murphy, Spring View Provisional, Teacher. 
Sarah M. Murphy, Ravensby, Teacher. 
Edna Marriott, Smith-street, Ex-studens. 
Beryl Morice, Cowra, Ex-student. . 
Irene MecMurtrie, Taree, Ex-student. 
Christina McRae, Wollongong, Ex-student. 
Agnes McConnell, Kelso, Ex-student, 
Kathleen McDonald, Cowper, Ex-student. 
Vera G. McKean, Auburn North, Ex-student, 
Annie McCoughtry, Rocky River, Assistant. 


v 


Phoebe McLachlan, Guyra, Assistant. ° = 


_ Annie McLeay, Annandale, Assistant. 


Catherine McGovern, Lithgow, Ex-student. 


' Alma McInnes, Lithgow, Ex-student. 


Winifred Oliver, Newcastle South,’ Ex-student. 
Doris Phillips, Dubbo, Ex-student. 
Winifred Phillips, Murrurundi, Ex-student. 
Margaret Pye, Quirindi, Ex-student. 

Marjorie M, Pease. Catherine Hill Bay, Assistant. 
Kileen M. Powell, Kurri Kurri, Ex-student. 
Brenda Richardson. Darlington, Ex-student. 
Doris Rea, Dinton Vale, Teacher. 

Kathleen E. Reidv, Nemingha, Assistant. 
Kileen M. Reilly, Nana Glen, Assistant: 

Stella Robin, Carrington, Assistant, 

Thelma Solling, Abernethy, Assistant. 

Helen R. Stewart, Shepardstown, Ex-student. 
Marion Sandow, Alma, Ex:student. 

‘Jessie See, Lismore South, Ex-student, 

Eva Symes, Milton, Ex-student. 

Annie L. Smith. Kogarah, Ex-student. ; 
Phyllis Swain, Lithgow, Ex-student. et 
















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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 161. 6185 





Bertha Smith, Jerra Jerra, Teacher. 

Lorna Simon, Newnes, Assistant. 

Ida Smart, Murwillumbah, Assistant. 

Doris Spicer, Mount Kembla, Assistant. 

Alicia Shearer, Granville, Ex-student. 

Doris Sneddon, Burke Ward, Ex-student. 

Ruby Stanford, Wingham, Assistant. 

Mary Tilse, Tumut, Ex-student. 

Dorothy A. Turner, Camperdown, Ex-student. 

Klizabeth Thompson, Hill End, Assistant. 

Marjorie Thorley,, Newcastle Circuit, Visiting Art 
Teacher. 

Zela Tucker, Comboyne Fast, Assistant. 

Muriel Turner, Wyrallah, Assistant. 

Muriel Wilder, West Kempsey, Ex-student. 

Valerie Wiseman, Narromine, Ex-student, 

Isabel Wilkins, Oma Creek, Teacher. 

Ida Wallace, Zig Zag, Assistant. 

Mona Wharton, Kelly’s Gully, Assistant. 

Irene Wilson, Eastwood Ex-student. 

Jeanie Blair, Tyagong, Teacher. 

Robertha Reyburn, Goulburn, Ex-student. 

Kathleen Riordan, Granville, Ex-student. 


GEORGE W. FULLER, Premier. 


. TRANSFERS. 
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION. ° 


THE Public Service Board have approved of the trans- 

fers of the undermentioned teachers to the schools and 

positions specified in connection with their respective 

names :— 
Hicx Scsroots. 


Assistant Mistresses.—Miss Kathleen Donovan, from 
Petersham Intermediate to Sydney Girls’ High (reliev- 
ing); Miss Mabel Tilly, from Wollongong High to 
North Sydney Girls’ High; Miss Muriel Keely, from 
eons ra Intermediate to Fort-street Girls’ 

ign. : 

Permanent Secondary Assistants.—Miss Marion 
Robertson, from Katoomba Intermediate to Petersham 
Intermediate; Miss Winifred Metcalfe, from Taree 
Intermediate (Temporary Secondary Assistant) to 
Taree Intermediate. 

« Ez-Student.—Miss Gwen Adlem, from Parramatta to 
Cleveland-street Intermediate. 


Primary SCHOOLS. 


Teachers.—Mr. Edward Jackson, from Jones Island 
to Bermagui (relieving); Mr. William Miller, from 
Keerrong to Woodford Dale; Mr, John McKinnon, 
from Woodford Dale to Keerrong; Mr. William Flood, 
from Wellington to Bloomfield (relieving); Mr. Mervyn 
Nash, from Urangeline to Glenara; Mr. Arthur Part- 
ridge, from Belltrees to Rix Creek; Mr. John Barratt, 
from Bulga to Belford ; Mr. Clyde Graham, from Roth- 
bury North to Bulga; Mr. John Surtees, from Stanwell 
Park to Rothbury North; Mr. Walter Jones, from 
Thurgoona to Stanwell Park; Mr. William Kelly, from 
South Granville to Waterloo; Mr. Robert Barnes, from 
Chatswood to Caniaba; Miss Mary Ticehurst, from 
Bangaroo to Nyrang Creek; Mr. Stephen Dunstan, 
from Wallalong to Coolangatta; Mr. W. P. Tyler, from 
Coolangatta to Wallalong; Miss Mary P. Ball, from 
Gungahleen to Yango; Miss Alice Barden, from Yango 
to Gungahleen; Mr. Alfred Vaughan, from Yoogali to 
Denman (relieving); Mr. Eric Smith, from Tree Fern 
Vale Half-time to Tree Fern Vale;. Mr. Cameron 
McKenzie, from West Kempsey to Woodlands; Mr. 
Francis Clancy, from Wattle Vale to Burraga; Mr. 
Elijah Hadley, from Martin’s Creek to Bundarra 
(relieving) ; Mr. Aubrey Towner, from Ellalong to Com- 


_ boyne (relieving); Mr. Jolin Sullivan, from Kalang to 


Valery; Miss Melvie Gellately, from Cumnock to 
Bridgewater; Mr. Philip McLaughlin, from Bridge- 
water to Nyrangle; Mics Mary Woodbridge, froth 
Borambola to Buxton; Miss Emily Webb, from Buxton 
to Borambola; Mr. Arthur Goodenough, from Turner’s 
Flat to Bonville; Mr. John O'Dell, from Gordonville to 
Turner’s Flat; Mr, Thomas Johnson, from Bowna to 
Thurgoona; Mr. Ernest Maloney, from McMahon’s 
Reef to Bowna; Miss Grace Harston, from Terragon 
to Broken Head; Mr. Ernest. Atkins, from Eureka to 
Belltrees: Mr. Jacob Mortimer, from Argent’s Hill to 
Eureka; Mr. George Blakey,.from Mount Drummond 
to Argent’s Hill; Mr, John Richardson, from Bulga to 
Mount Drummond: Miss Ethel M. Wilson, from Chi- 
verton to Barbingal; Mr. Charles Allen, from Cucum- 
gillica to Chiverton; Mr. John Rooney, from Beaulieu 


_ to Cucumgillica; Mr, Ernest Hawkins, from Wandera 


to Beaulieu; Mr. G. W. Hammond, from Laurieton to 
Martin’s Creek; Mr. John Marley, from Comboyne to 


Laurieton ; Mr, James Beatty, from Failford to Graf- 


ton South (relieving); Mr. James O'Sullivan, from 
Bonville to Yamba (relieving); Miss Helena Gleeson, 
from Deep Lead to Wheeoga; Mr. Percy James, from 
Chowar to Marsden; Miss Alice Shinfield, from Kame- 
ruka to Forest Home. 


Mistresses.—Miss Wva Pittock, from Marrickville to 
Liverpool (relieving); Miss Helena Rogers, from Lam- 
ton Infants’ to Rozelle Infants’; Miss Lilian Little, 
from Redfern Infants’ to Lambton Infants’, 


First Asssitant.—Miss Lily Smith, from Camden- 
ville Infants’ to Redfern Infants’. 


Assistants.—Miss Florence Goldspink, from Cieve- 
land-street Girls’ to Cleveland-street infants’; Mr, 
Herbert Lindbeck, from Burraga to Boorowa (reliev- 
ing); Miss May Arnold, from Ellis Method to Camper- 
down Infants’; Mr, Alfred Adey, from Newtown to 
Nerth Sydney; Mr. David Smart, from Belltrees to 
Armidale (relieving); Miss Elsie Hill, from Lithgow to 
Muswellbrook; Miss Anna Fink, from Muswellbrook to 
Lithgow; Mr. Charles McLellan, from Wee Jasper to 
Bondi; Miss Margaret Dean, from Correspondence 
School No. 3 to Mortlake; Miss Millicent Suters, from 


- Beechwood to Correspondence School No. 3; Miss Clara 


Schneider, from Erskineville to Auburn; Miss Nancy 
Robinson, from Thornford to Erskineville; Miss Kllen 
Brooks, from Newtown to Marrickville (relieving) ; 
Miss Ida Morrish, from Cleveland-street to Fort- 
street ; Miss Verna Weston, from Mulwala to Clovelly ; 
Miss Olive Dunn, from Ashfield to Summer Hill; Mr. 
Cameron McKenzie, from Allgomera to West Kemp- 


sey; Miss Dorothy Leamon, from Bourke-street to 


Canterbury; Mr. W. Hancock, from S. C. R. Depart- 
ment to Paddington; Miss Mary O’Connor, from 
Werris Creek to Casino; Miss Grace Kelly, from Casino 
to Curlewis; Miss Lilian Clark, from West Wallsend 
to Tighe’s Hill; Miss Mary Donnelly, from Mosman to 
Wagga; Miss Clara Baalman, from Paddington to 
Redfern; Miss M. Hellene Carter, from Leichhardt to 
Marrickville Girls’; Miss Kathleen Trowbridge, from 
Newcastle South to Tempe; Miss Gertrude Tonkinson, 
from Auburn North to Hornsby; Mr. Walter Hill, 
from Forest Lodge to St. Peters; Mr. Hugh Macpher- 
son, from St. Peters to Forest Lodge; Miss Lorna 
Beaumont, from Drummoyne to Arncliffe; Miss Marie 
Blake, from Glebe to Erskineville; Miss Nellie Saun- 
ders, from Marrickville to Sandringham; Miss Evelyn 
Christie, from Fairy Meadow to Lidcombe; Miss Mar- 
jorie Murdoch, from Orange Grove to Fairy Meadow; 
Miss Nellie Hunt, from Bathurst to Gladesville; Miss 
Marie Ellis, from Lambton to Bathurst; Miss Jessie 
Edwards, from Maynard’s Plains to Warral Creek; 
Miss May Gibson, from Cooerwull to Lithgow; Miss 
Irene Magner, from’ Corrimal to Cooerwull; Miss 
Catherine O’Keefe, from Moruya to Fairfield; Miss 
Mary Neagle, from Holbrook to Bondi; Miss Esther 
Aubin, from Weston to Port Macquarie; Miss Edith 
Dutton, from Auburn to Weston; Miss Myrienne 
Richie, from Wallsend to Auburn; Miss Irene 
McEwen, from Drummoyne to Tarana; Miss Susan 
Osborne, from Gladesville to Drummoyne (relieving) ;. 
Mr. 8. C. Young, from Burraga to Kensington; Mr. 
Herbert Lindbeck, from Boorowa to Hume Reservoir ; 
Mr. William Champion, from Combo to Granville 
South (relieving); Miss Bertha Lucas, from Cooper- 
nook to Cranebrook; Miss Una Pearce, from Penrith 
to Sutherland (relieving); Miss Beryl Dyson, from 
Lane Cove to Condobolin; Miss Margaret Harris, from 
Castle Doyle to Hillgrove (relieving) ; Miss S. Thomas, 
from Richmond to Correspondence School No. 1; Miss 
Ruby Drummond, from Wingello to Richmond; Miss 
Verna Weston, from Clovelly to Wingello; Miss Jessie 
Bowling, from Lidcombe to Crow’s Nest; Mr. Carlton 
Gill, from Ashfield to Katoomba; Miss Charlotte 
Levick, from Forster to Coopernook; Miss Mary Mea- 
ney, from Chatswood Girls’ to Chatswood Boys’; Mr. 
Robert Emanuel, from Coolamon to Guildford Truant 
School; Miss Essie Brooks, from Wagga to Milton; 
Miss Isabel Brigden, from Grafton to Ross Hill: Mr. 
John Allen, from Euroka to Clovelly; Miss Ethel Cot- 
ton, from Waverley to Narrandera; Miss Mary 
McBride, from Newcastle South to Wallsend, , Miss 
Marjorie Jackman, from Lithgow to Forbes; Miss 
Madeline Mather, from Forest Home to Bemboka. 


Ex-Students.—Miss Marion Sandow. from Glebe to 
Enmore; Mr. Eric Champion, from Adamstown and 
Plattsburg to Crown-street; Miss Emily Lackey, from 
Auburn to Parramatta; Miss Edith Simons, from 
Petersham to Redfern Girls’: Miss Jean Gellately, 
from Tempe to Newcastle South; Miss Mary Kelleher, 
from Arncliffe. to Drummoyne; Miss Janet Stinson, 
from Gladesville to Lambton; Miss Olive Sheumach, 
from Wallabadah to Cardiff; Mr. Clarence Martin, 
from Glebe and Bourke-street to Tempe, 

















‘funior Teacher's.2~Miss Beryl Kreestone, from Hurst- 
ville-to ‘Bexley ;: Miss’ Mary Jonés, from Numeraila ‘to 
Adaminaby; Miss Brenda Rogers, from Tempe’ Girls’ 
to ‘Pempe Boys’+:Miss Mary Burney, from ‘Bondi’ Boys’ 
to Bondi Girls’ ; Miss Edith Warner, from Mortlake ‘to 
Beechwood; .Miss.,Alma Randell; from Wentworth: to 
Broken. ..Hill« North,;..Miss,..Bertha .Drysdale,, from 
Tighe’s Hill to. West Wallsend; Miss Mildred Pryce, 
from Knmore to-Glebe; ,Miss.,.Kathleen Kauter, from 
Cranebrook to Moruya; Miss Mary Jones, from. Ada- 
minaby ‘to Majot’s Creek; Miss Kathleen Sheekey, 
from Wentworthville to Yass; Miss Maud McDonald, 
from Newtown.;to-Balgownie;-Miss May Miller, from 
Wayrell, Creek: to. Gloucester ; Miss Jessie Hunter, from 
Hampton, to Lithgow ;.Miss Jessie Allan, from Kungai 
to West Kempsey,; Miss Isobel,O’ Donnell, from Cardiff 
to, Newcastle Soyth; Miss Minnie Power, from Koora-. 
watha to, Hurstville South (Temporary). 
_ Teacher ef Needlework.—Mrs. Franees Lyndon, from 
Arneliffe to Smith-street. 


THE Publie Serviced’ Board have approved of “the 


transfer of the undertientioned teachers to the schools. 
and positions specified in connection with their’ respec-; 
tive! ‘ames: 2 te : 

HTS T 9 TONER et BonOor 
Assistant Mistresses—Miss Dorothy Perry, from 
Wollongong High to. St. George High; Miss, Vera’ 
Doubleday, from Fort-street Girls’ High to Maitland’: 
West Girls” ‘High. with 
“Peritanent "Secondary. Assistant.—Mr. Leslie: 
McCook, from, North Sydney Intermediate High to. 


Cleveland’ ‘Intermediate Hig 
“Témporary Secondary, Assistant.—Mr. Percy Hurt,” 
from Notth Sydney Intermediate High to Cleveland- 
street Intermediate High, 


. 


be PRIMARY ScHOOL, ake 

Leacheys.—Mr, William J. Drew, from Dubbo to 
Yoogali;~ Mr. William Campbell, from~ Lower Port-i 
‘atid to Menangle; Miss Ethel | Harris, from Mulli-' 
gans Flat to Napier ; Miss Margaret McLaughlin, from’ 
err ead i Edgeroi; Mr. Percy Lavers, from :Gos-' 
pers Downs to Dandaloo;:Mr..Victor Stuckey, from‘ 
Dandaloo to Gospers Downs; Miss Margaret Harris, 
from, Hillgrove. to Maybole; Mr..Norman Sturt, from’ 
Mayholé to Pinkett’; Mr. Richmond Burkinshaw, from 
Leichhardt to’ Jamberoo; Mr, Colin McLennan, from’ 
Bingara ‘to Henriendi; Mr. Ernest Harris, from 
Paddington to..Old Mill; Mr. Arthur Meany, from‘ 
Reno to Caragabal; Mr,,Thomas J. Moran, from Bow-' 
man” Upper to Corangula (relieving); Mr. Mervyn’ 
Nash, from Glenara to. Acton; Mr. Vivian Connell, 
from Cargo to Bunnabanoo; Mr. Francis Fitzpatrick,’ 
from Bunnabanoo to Cargo; Mr. Richard Ingall, from’ 
Bukkulla to Gordonville; Mr. Colin Girdler, from‘ 
Boonda to Bukkulla; Mr. Vincent Murray, from Eu- 


‘ 


charena to Gerogery West; Mr. Daniel Carter, from | 


Gerogery West to Huchareena; Mr. Charles W. Nelson, 
from Gladesyille to New Mexico; Mr. Leon Short, from ' 
Gundillion:to Reidsdale; Miss Caroline Taylor, from 
Tubbul to Bangarog; Mr. Arthur Britten, from Dum- 
bleton''to Tubbul; Mr. Arthur Hackney, from Yathelld | 
to Wantiool; Mr. Leonard Lambert, from. Wantiool 
to Yathella ;'’Mr. John Daniels, from. Copperhannia 
Half-timé to. Gospers Downs; Miss Nina Harrison, 
from Girral' to Winchendon Vale; Mr. Samuel Leon- 
ard, from Keera to.Boonda; Mr. H. J. Moore, from 
Birehgrove to. Putney (relieving); Mr, Bede Smith, 
froth “Rlack ‘Hill to Raglan (relieving); Mr. Richmond 
Burkinshaw, . from ;Jamberoo to Berry (relieving) ; 
Mr; Clement McAlister,, from Rydal to Mt. View 
(relieving); Mr, Edward Halpin, from Hazelgrove to 
Rydal; Miss Katie McCarthy, from Bargo. to Hazel- 
grove; Mr. Roland Bleechmore, from’ Six Mile Camp 
to Combo; Miss Irene Giay, from Myra to Wandera: 
Miss D. Parker; from Singleton South to Myra; Miss 
Dorothy Machin, from Parkes to Nelungaloo; Mr. 
Denis R. Tibbs, from Ballengarra to Bulby Brush; 
Miss: Estelle Morphy, from Yalgogrin to Garema. 
Mistresses.—Miss’ ‘Ada’ Cresswick, from Balmain Th- 
fants” to Randwick Infants’; Miss Alice Ellis. from 
Carlton Infants’ to Balmain Infants’, 
. First, Assistants._Miss Amelia Walsh, from Albury 
Infants’ Jo ,ayamdenvilio Infants (relieving); “Mr. 
Robert Somerville, from Bathurst to. Dubbo (reliev- 
ing)’; Miss Jessie Henderson, from-Crown-street. Girls’ 
to” Annandale .Girls’;| Miss -Euphemia McLachlan 
from Annandale Girls’ to Crown-street Girls’. 
Assistants,_Miss Ruby Smith, from Bourke-street 
to Five Dock; Miss Elizabeth Reeve, from Ultimo to 
Bourke-street ; Mr. Sydney Williams. from Pinkett to 
Bankstown; Miss Vera Coaldrake, from West Mait-. 


“suw SOUN WaLAS COVERIIIES CAUiTTS, 








’ “4 LP a 


Noto. fer 


ee 
es 2 sia : 


: ae = ci Me lak e es is by i “sty 1 # wed r vay 
land to Forster ; Miss Mary Brown, from Newcastle to 


| Bathurst (relieving); Miss Mary 


uchanan, from Can- 


West Maitland; Miss Vera Mozted a pom A anoomba, £9 


| terbury to. Htrstville; Mr. Curtis Argent, from Old 
| Mill to Bingara’ (relieving); Miss Nora Hutson, from 


Penrith to Redfern; Mr. Percy Marx, trom, St. Marys 


_ to Penrith; Miss Daisy Pope, from, Burke Ward to 
| Broken Hill North; Miss Eunice Davies, from. Broken 


| Hill North to’ Burke Ward; Bot 
| Nérth “Sydney to Lithgow: Mr. 


iss Ellen Arehbold,: from 
rattles Spanswick,. from 
George Backhouse, 
from North Goulburn to Goulburn (Manual Training); 
Miss Dorothy McGregor, from Raleigh to Eungai; Mr: 
John Trainor, from Ashbridge to Coolamon_ (reliev- 
ing); Miss Muriel Davis, from Garema to Boorowa; 
Mr. Walter Blackmore, from Erskineville to, Epping ; 
Miss D. Parker, from Hillsdale to Singleton South 
(relieving); Miss Isabel French, from Millthorpe to 
Springwood; Miss Madge Hector, from Springwood to 
Millthorpe; Miss Lily Egan, from Warrah to Willow 
Tree (relieving); Miss Catherine McBride, from Bur- 
wood to Crystal-street (relieving); Miss Martha 
Upham, from Windeyer to Coolah; Miss Minnie Loner- 
gan, from Crown-street Girls’ to Crown-street Boys’ ; 
Miss Grace MacSkimming, from Crown-street Boys’ to 
Crown-street Girls’; Miss Thelma Slater, from Moree 
to Bondi; Mrs. Doris Shannon, from Ashfield to 
Moree; Miss M. B. Neagle, from Corrimal to Thir- 
roul; Miss Rosetta Lewis, from Homebush to Peter- 
sham; Mr. W. Mahon, from New Mexico to Glades- 
ville; Miss Irene Maloney, from Cleveland-street to 
Redfern; Miss Mary Toner, from Wantabadgery to 
Corowa; Miss Margaret Quinn, from Bimbi to West 
Wyalong; Mr. Victor Kelly, from Peelwood to Zig 
Zag (relieving); Miss Ruby McClean, fremayron Bay 
to Waverley; Miss Mildred Stinson, frdm byrwoed to 
Meadowbank; Miss Mona Wharton, from Armidale 
West to Hillgrove; Mrs. Marguerite Giln\our, from 
Annandale to Putney; Mrs. Eva Vandenbérgh, from 
Teralba to Annandale; Miss Elsie Bergin, from Tumut 
to Robertson; Miss Edith Griffith, from Condobolin 
South to Parkes; Miss Gladys Caldwell, from Rozelle 
Infants’ to Putney; Mr. Henry Ward, from Balmain 
to Orange Grove; Mr. Pembroke Masson, from Orange 
Grove to Balmain. 5 
Ex-Students.—Mr. Leslie Tompson, from Neutral 
Bay and Naremburn to Glebe and Bourke-street; Mr. 
Herbert Lamb, from North Sydney to Neutral Bay, 
North Sydney, and Naremburn; Miss Annie Hatfield, 
from West Kempsey to Carlton; Miss Florence 
Knight, from Carlton to West Kempsey; Mr. Eric 
Champion, from Crown-street to Griffith and Hanwood 
(to teach agriculture); Miss Marjorie Reid, from 
Burke Ward to Auburn; Mr. James Purss, from 
Brownlea to Wattle Vale; Mr. Oswald Greentree, from 
North Sydney to Glebe. as 
Junior Teachers——Miss Dolly Murphy, fram Bulbod- 


Kungai to Islington; Mr,’ C 


} ney Oreek to Albert; Mr. Cameron McKenzie, from - 


Gangara to Woodlands; Miss Mary J. Bull, from Mul- 
wee to St. Marys; Miss Eleanor Kent, from Kegworth 
to Raymond Terrace; Miss Brenda Rogers, from 
Tempe to Ashfield; Miss Phyllis Lynch, from Parra- 
matta to Murrumburrah; Miss Dorothy Dunlop, from 
Meadowbank to Casino; Miss Beatrice Keir, from 
Casino to Byron Bay; Miss Bessie Chapman, from 
Peak Hill to Parramatta North; Miss Gladys McDon- 
ald, from Robertson to Bargo; Miss D. Murphy, from 
Albert to Condobolin North; Miss Geraldine McKimm, 
from Bexley to Mortdale; Miss Esme Wilson, from 
Neutral Bay to Lindfield. . 


Visiting. Teacher of Art.—Miss Mary Pearce, from. 
Hurstville to Canterbury Circuit. a ‘ 

Teachers of Needlework.—Mrs. Florence Gibson, 
from Corrimal to Grafton; Miss Annie Monro, from — 
Mortdale to Mortdale and Glebe. 

Teacher of Cookery.—Miss Grace Wilson, from Par- 
ramatta and Rozelle to Grafton and Ulmarra. it 
_Teacher of Hygiene.—Miss Ethel Andrews, from 
Kogarah to North Sydney, Chatswood, and Mosman. 


GEORGE W. FULLER, Premier. 





ALTERATIONS OF DESIGNATIONS. 
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. 


Mr. Edward Ballance Furby to be Agricultural In-_ 
structor, in lieu of Senior Agricultural Instructor, 
.—zto take effect from 8th May, 1922. 

Mr. Eric Elwin’ Samuel Clayton to be Agricultural 
Instructor, in heu of Senior Agricultural Instruc- 
tor,—to. take effect from orth June, 1922, ag ers 


GEORGE W. FULLER, Promier, 















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NEW SOUTH WA 


-- RETIREMENTS. 
THE following retirements from the Public Service 
are hereby notified :— 
DEPARTMENT CF EDUCATION, 


Mr. Peter Board, Under Secretary, Department of 
Education, in terms of section 67 of the Public 
Service Act, 1902. Last day of service, 21st Octo- 

_ber, 1923. 

Mr. Richard Charles Lowe, Teacher, Public School, 
Cucumbark, in terms of section 66 of the Public 
ee Act. Last day of service, 15th December, 


COLONIAL TREASURER’S DEPARTMENT. 


ernment Printing Office, in terms of section 66 of 
the Public Service Act. Last, day of service, 9th 
May, 1923: a a 

Mr. Thomas Adam Fletcher, Compositor, Government 
Printing Office, in terms of section 67 of the Public 


1928, : 

Mr. G. T. Neal, Bookbinder; Government Printing Office, 
in terms of section 67 of the Public Service Act. 
Last day of service, 20th September, 1923. 


A 
; : FORESTRY COMMISSION. - 
.-Mr. William Frederick Briggs, District Forester, in 
terms of section 67 of-the Public Service Act, 
1902. Last day of service, 5th December, 1923. 


(po yeO92-4y 
GEORGE W. FULLER, Premier. ° 





Bh | RESIGNATIONS. ; 
3 ba THE following resignations from the Public Service 
:. are hereby notified :— 


“a : COLONIAL TREASURER’S DEPARTMENT. 
: Miss Ella Dempsey, Sewer, Government Printing Office. 
Last day of service, 19th October, 1922. , 


y H | DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. | aus 
~~~ ~Mr, Cyril Vernon Jackson, Field Assistant in this De- 
‘aol Last day of service (midday), 16th 


ee partment. 
j September, 1922 (Minl, 1922-6,408). 


GEORGE W. FULLER, Premier. 





ot PUBLIC SERVICE NOTICE. 
| THE Public Service Board invite applications for the 
following positions. Application should be made on a 
form for the purpose, obtainable at the office of the 
Board, 39 Hunter-street, Sydney, or from Clorks of 
Petty Sessions in country districts, and should reach 
the undersigned not later than the dates specified, 
; Salaries other than those at daily, hourly, or weekly 
rates will be subject to the deductions provided by the 
Superannuation Act, 1916:— an 


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‘ 22np Novemper, 1922. . i 
*Teachers of Cookery in Public Schools. Applications 
are invited from women desirous of being trained 
for the positions. Applicants must (1) hold a 
Cookery Diploma or certificate in Domestic 
Science Courses. at a Technical College; and (2) 
be under 30 years of age on Ist January, 1923. 
Salaries on appointment after one year’s training 
will range from £91 to £169 per annum, accord- 
ing to age, and subject to basic wage variations. 
After from four to six years of adult service, 
teachers may be paid £273 per annum, with 
prospects of increases up to £292 10s. per annum. 
An examination in English, Arithmetic, and Dic- 
tations will be held on Friday, 8th December, 
1922. Full particulars and forms from the under- 
signed. 3 = 
rose ~ 277m NovemBer, 1922. ‘ 
Temporary Pupil Nurses, Coasf Hospital. Course, 
four years’ training, subject to Regulations. 
Commencing salary, £98 per annum, less £52 
per annum for board and lodging. Age, not tess 
than 19 nor more than 30 years. A selection will 
be made of a certain number of suitable candi- 
dates from amongst ‘those applying, and their 
names will be placed on a list for employment. 
Candidates who’ are unable to nroduce: a certi- 
ficate of having passed the Junior University, 








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Intermediate Certificate, or other approved exami- 
nation, or a certificate of exemption from the 
- Australasian Trained Nurses’ Association will be 
required to undergo a test in Klementary Arith- 
metic and English, which will be held ‘on 20th 
December, 1922. It is\ to be a condition of 
appointment that appointees shall -resign their 
position in the Service immediately upon mar- 
riage. 


41m DreceMBER, 1922. 


Shorthand-writer and Typist (female), Clerical 
Division. Commencing salary, £80 to £149 per 
annum, according to age and experience, subject 
to the Public Service Regulations. Competitive 
examination in the following subjects :—Short- 
hand, Typing, English (including Dictation), 
Arithmetic, and Précis Writing, will be held on 
the afternoons of 13th and 20th January, 1923, 
The examination will be open to persons outside 
the Public Service who will be under 19 years of 
age at the date of examination, and persons em- 
ployed. in the Public Service in the capacity of 
temporary Shorthand-writer and Typist, Office 
Assistant, &c.: Provided that successful candi- 
dates will not be appointed permanently until 
they reach 18 years of age. Full particulars from 
the undersigned. Examination fee is 5s., which 
must be lodged with a Clerk of Petty Sessions 

or the Treasury, and the receipt therefor for- 

\ warded to the Secretary of the Board with the 
form of application.” 


*Third Government Medical Officer, Department of 


Public Health (Professional Division). Salary, 
£700 per annum. Duties will include the medical 
examination of injured workmen (Workmen’s 
Compensation Act), and the certification of inca- 
pacity for the purpose of compensation payments ; 
also, attendance at Court when necessary. Appli- 
cants must be legally qualified medical prac- 
titioners. 

*Inspector of Mines, Broken Hill, Department of Mines. 
(Professional Division.) Salary, £487 per annum 
and living allowance (£10 per centura of salary if 
married man and £6 per centum if single man), 
plus special allowance of £50 per annum while 
stationed at Broken Hill, Applicants must be the 
holders of a mine manager’s certificate, granted 
under the provisions of the Mines Inspection Act, 
1901, and-must not be more than 45 years of age. 

*In terms of the Public Service Act, suitable appli. 

eants already permanently employed in the Pubhec 

Service will receive first consideration in the filling of 

permanent positions. 


T. S. CHAMPION, Secretary. 


PUBLIC SERVICE NOTICE. 


THE Public Service Board invite applications from 
officers in the Public Service for the undermentioned 
positions. Application should be made on a form 
(No. 75) for the purpose obtainable at the office of the 
Board, 89 Hunter-street, Sydney, or at the Gov- 
ernment Printing Office, and forwarded through the 


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| permanent head of the Department in which the 


_ officer is employed in time to reach the Board not later 





than the date specified :— 
22ny NovEMBER, 1922, 

Electoral Registrar (Sydney Hlectorate) and Clerk, 
HKlectoral Office, Chief Secretary’s Department. 
balary, £437 per annum. Applicants must have 
had experience in administrative work. An inti- 
mate knowledge of this State’s Electoral Acts and 
system is particularly necessary, and it will be an 
additional .qualification if practical experience is 
possessed of the preparations for, and conduct of, 
Elections in New South Wales. 


27TH November, 1922, 
Accountant, Stores Supply Department, Department 
. of The Treasury (Clerical Division). Salary, £550, 
ranging to £650 per annum, according to qualifi- 
cations. Applicants should have experience in the 
control of a staff, and a good general knowledge 
of up-to-date commercial methods and accounts. 


f ' ‘TS. CHAMPION, ‘Secretary. 





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No, 162.) = =  ——s FRIDAY, 17 NOVEMBER. | (1922, 








GAMING AND BETTING ACT, 1912. | | GAMING AND BETTING ACT, 1912. 


BB pe NOTICE that by an’ Order made by the Rares NOTICE that by an Order mado by the 

: Honorable | Augustus James, a Judge of the Honorable Augustus James, a Judge of the 
Supreme Court of New South Wales, by virtue of the Supreme Court of New South Wales, by virtue of the 
powers vested in him by section 21 of the said Act, | powers vested in him by section 21°of the said Act, 
on the fourth day of November instant, Room No. 10, | on the fourth day of November instant, the rooms on 
upon the second floor of the premises known as 186 | tho first floor of the premises known as No. 67 Castle- 
Pitt-street, Sydney, in the said Order stated to be | reagh-street, Sydney, occupied by — Genge and — 
occupied by W. Pope (but since ascertained to be | Diamond, were declared to be a Common Gaming 
occupied by Walter Palmer), was declared to be a House within the meaning of tho abovementioned 
Common Gaming House within the meaning of the | Act. : 





abovementioned Act. | : 
: : Dated this 8th day of November, 1922. 
Dat his Sth di £N pb | : és ’ 
Dated this 8th day of November, 19 J. V. TILLEY T, 


TEV. TILLETT, | ‘ ; z Crown Solicitor, 
Crown Solicitor, 237 Macquarie-street, Sydney. 


GAMING AN ET = GAMING AND BETTING ACT, 1912. 
D BETTING: ACT; 1912, AKE NOTICE that by an Order made by the 


os pee NOTICE that by an Order made by the Honorable Augustus James, a Judge of the 


Honorable Augustus James, a Judge of the | gy ' q : if rit 
oe ; : £ , : preme Court of New South Wales, by virtue of the 
Supreme Court of New South Wales, by virtue of the powers vested in him by section 21 of tho said Act, 


237 Macquarie-street, Sydney. 








: powers vested in him by section 21 of the said Act, | on the efourth day of November instant, the premises 
‘ on the fourth day of November instant, the premises | known as No; 155 Phillip-strect, Sydney, occupied 
> known as Hachlan Flats, No, 114 Brook-street, Coogee, by J. Grant (but since ascertained to be occupied by 
53 of which Andy Kerr is the occupier, were declared to | James Finlayson, trading under name of J, Grant), 


be a Common Gaming House within the meaning of | were declared to be a Common Gaming House within 





the abovementioned Act. _ the meaning of the abovementioned Act. 
Dated this Sth day of November, 1922, Dated this 8th day of November, 1922, 
“JY. TILLETT J. V. TILLETT, 
Pees Crown Solicitor, | Crown Solicitor, 
ead 237 Macquarie-street, Sydney, 3 237 Macquavie-street, Sydney. 


6190 


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GAMING AND BETTING ACT, 1912. . 


AKE NOTICE that by an Order made by the 
Honorable Augustus James, a Judge of the 
Supreme Court of New South Wales, by virtue of the 


powers vested in him by section 21 of the said Act, 
on the fourth day of November instant, Room No. 8 
173. Pitt-> 


second floor cf premises known. as No. 
street, Sydney, oecupied by H. Partridge (but since 
ascertained to be occupied by William Ruston Hinton), 
was declared to be a Common Gaming House within 
the meaning of the abovementioned Act. 
Dated this Sth day of November, 1922, 
J..V. TILLEY, 
Crown Solicitor, 
237 Macquarie-street, Sydney. 


GAMING AND BETTING ACT, 1912. 
5 ames NOTICE that by an Order made by the 

Honorable Augustus James, a Judge of the 
Supreme Court of New South Wales, by virtue of the 
powers vested in him by section 21 of the said Act, 
on the fourth day of November instant, Room No. 5, 
on the fourth floor of the premises known as 8A 
Castlereagh-street, Sydney, occupied by S. J. Pilcher, 
was declared to be a Common Gaming House within 
the meaning of the abovementioned Act. ; 

Dated this 8th day of November, 1922. 
Jj. .¥. TILLETT, 
Crown Solicitor, 
237 Macquariestreet, Sydney. 


GAMING AND BETTING ACT, 1912. 
FFXAKE NOTICE that by an Order: made by the 

Honorable Augustus James, a Judge of the 
Supreme Court of New South Wales, by virtue of the 
powers vested in him by section 21 of the said Act, 
on the fourth day of November instant, the office or 
room on the first floor of the premises known as 106z 
King-street, Sydney, occupied by W. Pope, on the 
fourth day of November instant, was declared to be a 





Common Gaming House within the meaning of the 


abovementioned Act. 
Dated this Sth day of November, 1922. 
J: ¥e ILENE 
Crown Solicitor, 
237 Macquarie-street, Sydney. 


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GAMING AND BETTING ACT, 1912. 
FIYAKE NOTICE that by an Order made by the 

Honorable Augustus James, a Judge’ of the 
Supreme Court of New South Wales, by virtue of the 
powers vested in him by section 21 of the said Act, 
the office or room upon the first floor of the premises 
known as No. 51 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, occupied 
by J. Hackett, on the fourth day of November in- 
stant, was declared to be a Common Gaming House 
within the meaning of the abovementioned Act. 

Dated this 8th day of November, 1922. 
salah Je Ve EEE Ty 
Crown Solicitor, 
237 Macquarie-street, Sydney. 





GAMING AND BETTING ACT, 1912. 
AS NOTICE that by an Order made by the 

Honorable Augustus James, a Judge of the 
Supreme Court of New South Wales, by virtue of the 
powers vested in him by section 21 of the said Act, 
Rooms 18 and 19, upon the Krst floor of the pre- 
mises known as 60 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, occu- 
pied by Syd. Baker, on the fourth day of November 
instant, were declared to be a Common Gaming 
House within the meaning of the abovementioned Act. 

Dated this Sth day of November, 1922, 


Pfs Yipee DUE Bi Br) By EMA Dol Bs 
Crown Solicitor, 
237 Macquarie-street, Sydney. 


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GAMING AND BETTING ACT, 1919. 


AKE NOTICE that by an Order made by the 
Honoxable Augustus James, a Judge of the 
Supreme Court of New South Wales, by virtue of the 
powers vested in him by section 21 of the said Act, 
Room No. 18, on the first floor of the premises known 
as No, 60 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, occupied by 
Harvey Kent, on the fourth day of November instant, 
was declared to be a Common Gaming House within 
the meaning of the abovementioned Act. 


Dated this 8th day of November, 1922, 
..V. TILEY, 
Crown Solicitor, 
237 Macquarie-street, Sydney. 


"NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZEITE. No. 162. 





{17 Nov., 1922. 





GAMING AND BETTING ACT, 1912. 


os ican? NOTICE that by an Order made by the 


Honorable Augustus James, a Judge of the 
Supreme Court of New South “Wales, by virtue of the 
powers vested in him by section 21 of the said Act, 
the room or office on the first floor of premises known 
as 134 Pitt-street, Sydney, occupied by Barney Allen, 
on the fourth day of November instant was declared 


-to be a Common Gaming House within the meaning of 


the abovementioned Act. 
Dated this 8th day of November, 1922. 


J. V. TILLETT, 
Crown Solicitor, 
237 Macquarie-street, Sydney. 


GAMING AND BETTING ACT, 1912. 


ryXAKEH NOTICE that by an Order made by the 

Honorable Augustus James,.a Judge of tho 
Supreme Court of New South Wales, by virtue of the 
powers vested in him by section 21 of the said Act, 
the office or room on the ground floor of the premises 
known as No. 84, Castlereagh-street, Sydney, occupied 
by J. Browne, on the fourth day of November instant 
was declared to be a Common Gaming House within 
the meaning of the abovementioned Act. 


Dated this Sth day of November, 1922, ~ as 


J, .¥, PTILLETE =) Be € 
Crown Solicitor, 
237 Macquarie-street, Sydney. 


GAMING AND BETTING ACT, 1912. - 


ie NOTICE that by an Order made by the 
Honorable Augustus James, a Judge of the 
Supreme Court of New South Wales, by virtue of the 
powers vested in him by section 21 of the said Act, 
on the fourth day of November instant that office or 
room upon the first floor of the premises known as 
Kelvin Chambers, Bondi Beach, occupied by J. A. 
Roles, was declared to be a common gaming house 
within the meaning of the abovementioned Act. 
Dated this Sth day of November, 1922. 


J. ¥. TILLETT, 
Crown Solicitor, 
237 Macquarie-street, Sydney. 


GAMING AND BETTING ACT, 1912. 


fas? NOTICE that by an Order made by the 

Honorable Augustus. James. a Judge of the 
Supreme Court of New South Wales, by virtue of the 
powers vested in him by section 21 of the said Act, 
on the fourth day of November instant Room No, L 
upon the first floor of the premises known as 241 Pitt- 
street, Sydney, occupied. by Humphrey Oxenham 





was declared to be a Common Gaming House within ~ 


the meaning of the abovementioned Act. 
Dated this 8th day of November, 1922, 


J. VY. TILLYTT, 
Crown Solicitor, 


237 Macquarie-street, Sydney.’ ; 


GAMING AND BETTING ACT, 1912. 


(pase NOTICE that by an Order made by the 

Honorable Augustus James, a Judge of the 
Supreme Court of New South Wales, by virtue of the 
powers vested in him by section 21 of the said Act, 
on the fourth day of November instant, Room No. 6 
upon the first floor of the premises known as No. 127 
King-street, Sydney, occupied by W. Pope, was declared 
to be a Common Gaming House within the meaning of 
the abovementioned Act. . 

Dated this 8th day of November, 1922. 


SNe: ELE EE 
- Crown Solicitor, 
237 Macquarie-street, Sydney. 


GAMING AND BETTING ACT, 1912. 
PA AKE NOTICE that by am Order made by the 
2 8 Honorable Augustus James, a Judge of the 
Supreme Court of New South Wales, by virtue of the 
powers vested in him by section 21 of the said Act, 
on the fourth day of November instant, in the said 
order described as Room No. 4, second floor, of 


, 








premises known as No. 94. Pitt-street, Sydney (but — 
more correctly described as Room No. 4, first floor, of 


premises known as Scott’s Chambers, Hosking-place, 
off Pitt-street, Sydney) eceupied by W. Lester, was 
declared to be a Common -Gaming House within the 
meaning of the abovementioned Act. 

Dated this 8th day of November, 1922, 


J. Vo TILLETT, 
Srown Solicitor, 
287 Macquarie-street, Sydney. j 





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17 Nov., 1922.] 


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GAMING AND BETTING ACT, 1912. 


bese NOTICE that by an Order made by the 
- Honorable Augustus. James, a Judge of the 
Supreme Court of New South Wales, by virtue of the 
powers vested in him by section 21 of the said Act, 
on the fourth day of November instant the office or 
room on the first floor of the premises known as 194 
Pitt-street, Sydney, occupied by Frank Alldritt, was 
declared to be a Common Gaming House within the 
meaning of the abovementioned Act. 


Dated this 8th day of November, 1922, 
J. V. TILLETT, 


Crown Solicitor, 
237 Macquarie-street, Sydney. 





GAMING AND BETTING ACT, 1912. 
a Reet NOTICE that by an Order made by the 


Honorable Augustus James, a.Judge of the . 


Supreme Court of New South Wales, by virtue of the 
powers vested in him by section 21 of the said Act, 
on the fourth day of November instant the room or 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 162, 


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office at premises known as No. 77 Castlereagh-street 

Pydney: vibe by age Marsden, was colar to 
e a Common Gaming House within tl ani 

the abovementioned Act. uaa 
Dated this 8th day of November, 1922, 


J. ¥. TILLETT, 
‘ Crown Solicitor, 
237 Macquarie-street, Sydney. 


GAMING AND BETTING ACT, 1912. 
4 lee NOTICE that by an Order made by the 
Honorable Augustus James, a Judge of tha 
Supreme Court of New South Wales, by virtue of the 
powers vested in him by section 21 of the said Act, 
on the fourth day of November instant the office or 
room on.the second floor of the premises known as 
No. 14 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, occupied by C. B. 
Hall, was declared to be a Common Gaming House 
within the meaning of the abovementioned Act. 
Dated this 8th day of November, 1922, 


J. Y. TILLETT, 
Crown Solicitor, 
237 Macquarie-street, Sydney. 


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No. 163.] FRIDAY, 24 NOVEMBER. (1922. 
PROCLAMATION. At Tamworth, on Monday, 17th September. 
(L.8.) We ' At Pe an on ae aey ay oak Wl (2 p.m.). 
; b a At Glen Innes, on Monday, 24th September (2.30 p.m.). 
W. eh te ar seat : At Inverell, on Thursday, 27th September. : 


23rd November: 1922. 


Sir Water Epwarp Davipson, Governor of the 

. State of New South Wales and its Dependencies, 
in the Commonwealth of Australia, with the advice 
of the Executive Council, do, by this my Proclama- 


tion, hereby appoint and direct, that Courts of Quarter | 


Sessions for the State of New South Wales shall be 
holden at the following places within the said State, 
and at such times during the year 1923 as are herein- 


‘after mentioned, viz. :—. 


NORTHERN DISTRICT. 


At Tamworth, on Monday, 12th February. 


»-t Armidale, on Thursday, 15th February (2 p.m.). 
4t Glen Innes, on Monday, 19th February (2.30 p.m.). 


“At Inverell, on Thursday, 22nd February. 
F igh Walgett, on Tuesday, 6th March (3 
At 
At Narrabri, on Thursday, 15th March. 


p.m.). 
Moree, on Monday, 12th March. 


At Gunnedah, on Monday, 19th March. 


2a ae Taree, on Wednesday, 4th April. 
At 


Kempsey, on Monday, 9th April. 


At Grafton, on Tuesday, 24th April. 





CAG Lismore, on Tuesday, Ist May. 


+ At Tamworth, on Monday, 28th May. 





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ev AUS tere hed trae kens Va a tos 


_ At Armidale, on ‘Thursday, 3lst May (2 p.m.). 
_ At Glen Innes, on Tuesday, 5th June (2.30 p.m.). 


At Inverell, on Thursday, 7th June. 

At Walgett, on Tuesday, 26th June (3 p.m.). 
At Moree, on Monday, 2nd July. 

At Narrabri, on Thursday, 5th July. 

At Gunnedah, on Monday, 9th July. 

At Kempsey, on Monday, 23rd July. 


At Taree, on Wednesday, Ist August. 
_ At Grafton, on Tuesday, 14th August. © 
’ At Lism 


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At Walgett, on Tuesday, 9th October (8 p.m.). 
At Moree on Monday, 15th October. 

At Narrabri, on Thursday, 18th October. 

At Gunnedah, on Monday, 22nd October. 

At Kempsey, on Monday, 29th October. 

At Taree, on Wednesday, 7th November. ° 

At Grafton, om Tuesday, 20th November. 

At Lismore, on Tuesday, 27th November. ‘ 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
T. Re BAVIN. 


[3436] GOD SAVE THE KING! 





FISHERIES ACT, 1902, AND FISHERIES 
(AMENDMENT) ACT, 1910. 


PROCLAMATION, 
(1.8.) 


W. E. DAVIDSON, 


Governor, 
Vite respect to fishing-nets, known as garfish-nets, 
to be used for the catching of garfish only in 
the waters of Hastings River from Ist April to 30th 
September in each year, a net not exceeding 125 
fathoms in length, and having a mesh of not less than 
1: inch throughout, shall be a lawful net. such net to 
be used only by the process known as ‘‘bull-ringing.” 
Signed and sealed at Sydney, this seventeenth day 
of November, 1922, 
By His Excellency’s Command, 
CHARLES W. OAKES. 


GOD SAVE THE KING! 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 163. 





BANKS AND BANK HOLIDAYS ACT, 1912. 


— 


PROCLAMATION, | 
(.8.) x 
W. E. DAVIDSON, is 
Governor. 


Aude following days and dates are bewnee spisinwea. to. ha 3 


observed as Public Holidays. in the Aocalities here> 
under :— 


Wednesday, 6th December, 1922—Tumber timba Shire. 
Saturday, 23rd December, 1922—Bathurst aici ay 


Wednesday, 27th December, 1922—Moree, Quirindi, and 
South Grafton Municipalities, ‘and Lockhart Shire. - 


Tuesday, 2nd January, 1923—Bega and Moree Munici- 
palities. 


Signed and sealed at Sydney, this twenty- -second i of 


November, 122. 
By His Excellency’s, Command, © 


OAKES. 





_ OHARLES wW. 
[3591] GOD SAVE THE KING! 
LOOAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1919. 


© LOcHmAR Ty Urana, ANd CULCAIRN SHIRES—PROPOSED 
: ALITARATION or BouNDARIES. 


A Phorpsar has been received to alter the boun- 
“dariés of the’ Shires of Lockhart, Urana; and ° 


Culeairn (a) by taking the parts of Lockhart Shire de- 
scribed in Schedule ‘‘A’’ hereto ‘and adding them to 
Urana Shire; (b) by taking the parts of Urana Shire 
described in Schedule ‘‘B” hereto and adding them 
to Lockhart Shire; and (c) 
Culcairn Shire described in Schedule ‘‘C’”’ hereto and 
adding it to Brana Shire. 


Within one month from the date of this notice the 
Council of the Lockhart or Urana or Culcairn Shire, 
or fifty (50) electors of either of those shires, or any 
number being not less than one-third of the electors 
enrolled in respect of the lands proposed to be trans- 
ferred, may lodge with the Minister written objec- 


tions. 
J.C. L. FITZPATRICK, 
es ; Minister. 
_ Department of Local Government, 
Sydney; 24th November, 1922. 





ScHEDULE ‘‘A.’’ 


i. apis y: of Hume, parish of Mahonga: Com- 
mencing~ on the shire ‘boundary at its intersection 
with an eastern boundary of portion 125; and bounded 
thence on the east by that boundary of that portion 
northerly te’ its northern boundary; thence on the 
north by that. northern boundary and the northern 
boundary of portion 124 westerly to a road; on the 
west by part of that road southerly to the northern 
boundary of portion 121; on the north again by 
part of that boundary- of that portion westerly to the 
shire boundary; thence on the west again and on 
the south generally by that shire boundary southerly 
and generally easterly, to the point of commencement. 

2. County of Urana, parish of Faed: Commencing 
on the shire boundary at its intersection with the 
southern boundary of. portion 138; and bounded 
thence on the north by that boundary of that portion 
easterly to the south-western side of a road 3 chains 
wide; on the north-east and éast by that side and 
a western side of that road south-easterly and south- 
erly to the shire boundary; thence on the south-west 
by that shire boundary north-westerly, to the point 
of commencement. 

ScHEepuLe ‘‘B.”’ 


1. County of Urana, parish of Faed : Comméncing 
on the shire boundary at its intersection with the 
south-west. boundary of portion 133; and bounded 
thence on the south-west by that boundary of that 
portion south-easterly to a southern boundary of the 
portion; on the south by that boundary of that  por- 
tion easterly to the shire boundary; thence on the 
east and north by the shire boundary northerly and 
westerly, to the point of commencement. 


(2) County of Urana, parish of Faed: Commen- 
cing on the shire boundary at its intersection 
with the southern boundary of portion 138; and 
bounded thence on the south and west by part of the 
southern and part of the western boundaries of that 
portion to the shire boundary; thence on the north- 
east by that shire boundary south-easterly, 
point of commencement. 


by taking that part of ° 





to the . 


~ Scuepune “C.” 
County of Hume, parish of Mahonga: Commencing 
on the shire boundary at its intersection with the 


southern boundary of portion 137; and bounded thence — 


on the south, east, and north by part of the southern, 
an eastern, and a northern boundary of that portion 


easterly, -northerly, and westerly to the shire boun- 
dary; thence on the west and south generally by i Se 
shire ‘boundary generally southerly and speeds 

‘the: point of commencement. 3133] 


x + 








LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1919. 


‘ ‘PRrorosan TO DECLARE ‘A PORTION OF THE SHIRE oF 


KU-RING-GAI TO BE A Resipentiau District (No. 2). 


. 1? is chereby notified that Ku-ring-gai Shire Coun- 


cil has applied to the Governor to declare 


the portion of the Shire described in the Schedule 

hereto to be a Residential District (No. 2—Ku-ring- 
“gai),.. and to prohibit in such district (1) the erection 
_.of any building for use fer the purposes of any trades, 


industries, manufactures, shops, or places of public 
amusement ; (2): the use of any building for any such 
purposes ; and (3) the erection or use of advertise- 


. ment hoardings. 


Any person interested may, within one month from 
the date of this notice, make representations to the 
Minister in favour of or against the proposal. 


dC." FITZPATRICK, 
fe Minister. 
Daperemens of Local Government, 


. Sydney, 24th November, 1922. 


Z 
SCHEDULE. \ 


That portion of the Shire commencing at the. inter- 
section of the centre lines of Lane Cove road and 
Treatt’s-road, Killara; and .bounded thence by the 
centre of Treatt’s-road north- easterly to Nelson-road ; 
thence north-easterly to the south-west corner of 
portion 206, parish of Gordon, county of Cumberland; 
thence north- easterly by the’ south-eastern boundary 
of portions 206, 207, 208, 209, and 210; thence south- 
easterly by the south-western ‘boundaries of portions 
212, 218, 214, and 215 to left bank of Gordon or 
Shot Machine Creek; thence by that bank generally 
north-easterly to the right bank of Middle Harbour; 
thence by that bank northerly to the junction. of 





Carroll Creek and Middle Harbour; thence by a line © 


westerly to the northern corner of portion 296; thence 
by northern boundaries of portions 295, 294, 293, 292, 
291, 290, 289, 288, 287, and 95, the western boundary 


of portion 95, the north-western boundaries of portions © 


286, 269, 268, 267, 266, 265, 264, 268, 262, 241, 240, 


239, 238, 236, and. the continuation thereof generally. 


Ww esterly and south- westerly to the north-eastern boun- 
dary of portion 392; by part of that boundary and 
the north-western boundaries of portions 392 and 425. 
and the continuation thereof north-westerly and 
south-westerly to the Lane Cove road; by that road 
north-westerly to the prolongation of the north- 
western boundary of portion 419; by that prolonga- 
tion and boundary, 
dary of portion 419, re north-western and part of 
the south-western boundary of portion 299, the north- 
western boundary of portion 51, a line, ‘the north-west 
boundary of portion 52 ‘generally south-westerly to 
the south-western boundary of the Shire on the Lane 
Cove River, near the head of navigation; by that 
houndary generally south-easterly to the centre of 
Queen’s or Hynde’s Wharf road; thence by the centre 
of that road generallv northerly to its junetion with 
centre of Fidden’s Wharf road; thence by the centre 


of Fidden’s. Wharf road north-westerly to the centre 


of the Lane Cove road: thence by the centre of Lane 


Cove road south-easterly, to the point oF ‘commence- ‘ 


ment, with the following. exceptions, viz.:—_ 
(a) Existing shons.on the following allotments ! a 


Lane Cove road— MAREE ay 8 
Lot 10, Killara. Estate. 5 
Lot. 4, section: 2, Tarana Estate. - 


Lots 1 and 2, resubdivision of lot 1, Tarana 
Estate. 


. Lots 8, 9, and 10, ceukion I, “Great Northern 
Township Estate. 


ney OPiS 


io 


Marion- street. et Rap 


Lot See section 2,  Seseatate Esteiage: Sinai 





[24 Now, 1998, 


part of the south-western boun- 












LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1919. 
_Municipality—Proposal td alter. Residential 


Mouer 
istrict, proclaimed on. “th July, 1922. 


T i is Hereby notified that Kogarah Municipal Coun- 
cil applied to the Governor to alter the 
‘yesidential Paictriet (No. 1—Kogarah) proclaimed’ in 
Government Gazette No. 105 of 7th July, 1922, by 
adding thereto the area described in the Schedule 
hereto. . 
Any person interested may within 6ne month from 
the date of this notice make written representations 
to the Minister in favour ‘i or against the proposal. 


J. ©. L. FITZPATRICK, 
~ Minister, 
Department of Local Government, 


Sydney, 24th November, 1922.; 





: ‘SCHEDULE. 
That portion of the municipality holiaea by: Bou. 


ney-street, Rocky Point road, and the foreshores _ 


George's. River. [3275 





“LAOAL GOVERNMENT ‘ACT, 1919, 


Twren AND Byron Suires—Provosey pepo gol OF 
‘Bounparies, : 


PROPOSAL has beet’ received to alter the 5 ea 


daries of the Shires of Tweed and Byron by | 
in’ the 


taking that part of the former described 
‘Schedule hereto and adding it to the latter. 
Within one month from the date of this notice the 
Council of the Tweed or Byron Shire, or fifty (50) 
- electors of either of those Shires, or any number being 
not less than one-third of the electors enrolled in 
respect of the land proposed to be transferred, may 
ba with the Minister written objections. 
cette Pat. Le WEIZPATRIOR, 
Minister. 
Nepditnient of Local Governiteny, 
Wks ah 24th November, 1922, 





Soneput E. 


i Commencing at the north-cast corner pe portion 
143, parish of Nullum, county of Rows; thence wes- 
terly along the northern boundaries of portions. 143, 
142, avn 140, 139, and 138; thence along. the western 


~ boundaries of portions. 138, ‘23, and a line southerly to | 
the boundary of Byron Shire; thence along the boun-— 


daries of the Shires of Tweed and Byron generally 


easterly and northerly, to the non of commence- — 
3 : ee 


ment. 





— LOOAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1919. 





PROCLAMATION. 
. (L.8.) 
_W. E. DAVIDSON, 
_ Governor. . 
aT Sir Waurer Epwarp ie sates the Goteracr of 
9 _ the State of New South Wales, with the advice 
of the Executive Council, 
Government Act, 1919, do hereby determine: that the 
_ salary to be paid to John Reid Thomson, Esquire. out 
«of the General Fund of the Municipality of Wright- 
Ps ate with respect to his services as Administrator of 









i pie per annum. 


Signed and sealed at S ee : thi fift @ th f 
November, 1922. ont glee a oii aie 
By His Excellency’s Coeh tind : 

See J.C. L, FITZPATRICK, 


ai 


GOD SAVE. THE KING! 








Sydney, 24th November, 1922, 4 


. yur ELECTORATES AND ELEC. 
“TONS ACT. 1912, AS AMENDED BY SUBSE- 
- QUENT ACTS. 


Tr is hereby notified, for general information, or 
A John William Thomas Forrest, Relieving Clerk ot 
Petty Sessions, Cootamundra, : has been ‘appointed 
as Assistant Electoral Registr ar for the Electoral Dis- 
tlbaees trict of Cootamundra, in lieu of Sutherland; on leave, 
er ey ind pursuance of the from the of the abovementioned 
-apehirde sate fect rom the Ist November, 1922. 





| First. Class Constable James Bede Taver, 


Constable Francis Benjamin Parish. 


in pursuance of the Local . 


the said Municipality, shall be af the rate of “Bity 





6195 





The following persons have been appointed ag 
Deputy Electoral Registrars, to keep the Rolls ter 
the several Polling-place Areas in the Electoral Dis- 
tricts set against their respective ‘names, in purstiance 
of the provisions of the aforesaid Act, to take effect 
from the dates specified, viz, 


Frederick de Renzie Duncan, ‘elark of Petty Sessions, 
Maitland (Muswellbrook), in lieu of McKay, 
transferred,—from 6th November, 1922. 

Constable Géorge Ernest ‘Emerson, Gravesend Namoi 
(Gravesend), In Higa of Burke, transferred, —from 
‘30th October, 1922. 

Constable - Stuart. Foster, 

~lamallawa), in lieu "of Ross, 
30th October, 1922. 

Constable: Thomas , William Burke, Weabonga, Namoi 
_ (Weabonga),.in lieu of Eisenhuth, transferred, ah 
from Ist November, 1922.- 

Third Class Sergeant. Charles Henry Walsh, 

~ North Shore (Mosman, Mosman Bay), in lieu of 
O'Reilly, relieved,—from 5th October, 1922. 

Second Class Sergeant Edward George. Allen, Adina 

' Parramatta (Auburn, North Awburn), in lieu’ of 
Wade, deceased —from 31st October, 1922. 

Ernest John, Smith, Clerk of Petty Sessions, Wam- 
merawa (War ren), in lieu of Brook, tr ansferred;: ae 
from 9th, October, 22: 


The following persons have been appointed as 3 Assist 
ant Deputy Electoral Registrars, to keep the Rolls 
for the several Polling-place Areas in ha Electoral 
Districts. set. against their respective names, in pur- 
suance of the provisions of the aforesaid ‘Act, to take 
effect from the dates specified, viz. 


First Class Constable William Patrick. O'Sullivan. 
Springwood, Bathurst (Springwood), in lieu ‘of 


‘‘Ponkins. on leave —from 14th October, 1922. 
Wyndham, 


McKenzie, on 








Pallamallawa,: Namoi (Pal- 
tr ‘ansferred, from 


Mosman, 


Goulburn (Wyndham), in lieu of 
leave,—-from 9th October, 1922. 
William Alexander. Forsyth, Relieving, Clerk of. Petty 
Sessions, East Maitland, Maitland (Kast. Mait- 
land), in liew of Duncan, transferred ,—from. lst 

: November, 1922. 

Edward Perey Cusick, Relieving Clerk of Petty Ses- 
sions, East Maitland, Maitland (Kast Maitland}, 
e age of Forsyth, relieved »—frem 7th November, 

999. 

First’ Class Constable Christopher Jamés Homann, 
Morpeth, Maitland (Hinton, Morpeth), in lieu of 
ald on extended leave, from 5th ‘November, 

929 

*Constable James Joseph Mulherin,; Peak Hill; “Mur- 
rumbidgee (Peak Hill), in lieu of Poidevan, on 
leave from, 24th June, 1922. 

Constable Francis Christopher ‘Badior, The Glebe. via 
Merewether, Newcastle, Merew ether. The Glebe 
(Merewether), in lien of Wray, on leave, —from 
16th October, 1922. 

Constable Spencer osephi Stewart, West “Wallsend, 

' Newcastle (W ees Wallsend), in “lieu of Chandler, 
on leave,—from 23rd October. pipe ae 

Constable James Albert Alexatider. Oldfield, Cummnock. 
Wammerawa (Cumnock), in leu of Sykes, on 
leave,—from 16th October, 1922. 

Hargraves, Wam- 

nisrawa (Hareraves), in leu of Ingram: on leave, 
—from 14th October, 1922. 

Sydney Ernest Beaver, Relieving Clerk of Petty Ses- 
sions, Wammerawa (Mudgee, Mudgee Environs), 
in liew of Blackmore, on leave _—from éth Noyem- 
ber. 1922. 

First Class Constable William 

- Obley.. Wammerawa (Obley), in lieu of mata eae 
from 16th October, -1922° 

Constable Edward Charles Finch, Handanobn: Wold. 
dilly (Bundanoon), in-lieuw of Freeman, on leave,s- 
<from 11th October, 1922. 

— *In lieu of notice published in Government Gazette 

of Ist September,, 1922. ies 


6. W: OAKES, “5 
- Chief Seeretary and Minister of Paphe. Bea, 


Alexander Barnett, 








rete 


A PPOIN TMENTS. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of Ai 

Executive Council, has approved of the;fellowmg ap- 

pointments - —- aa 

CHIET SECRETARY'S DEPARTMENT AND OFFICE ‘OF TH z 

, PEINT STER OF. PUBLIC NEALTA 

Mr. John Francis ‘Connolly, Inspector of Fish, Chief 
‘Secretary’s Department, beitig appointed as an 
Inspector of, Fisheries for New South W ales, in 
pursuance of the provisions of the Fisheries 
5 Papier Act, 1910, : 








6196 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVE 


Hamilton Sidney Harper, Esquire, M.B., Ch.M., Univ. 


_Syd., at Mendooran, vice Dr. Flook, resigned. 

Nicol Ernest McLaren, Esquire, M.B., Mast. Surg., 
Univ. Syd., at Coopernook, vice Dr. Railton, 
resigned. 


DEPARTMENY O« THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE, 


Mr. Arthur Reginald Perry, Stipendiary Magistrate, 
-. to be Licensing Magistrate and Offcial Member, 
and Messrs. George Chinner Bowen, J.P.,, and 
Dr. William David Kerr MacGillivray to he 
‘Appointed Members’? of the Licensing Court 
for the Licensing District of Broken Hill, for a 
period of three years,—from 3lst December, 1922. 


Mr. Guy Herbert Dollman to be an-~ ‘‘Appointed 
Member’’ of the Licensing Court for the Licens- 
ing District of Mitchell, vice Mr. J. T. Lane; 
resigned,—from 8rd November, 1922. ; 


Mr. Arthur Imlay Nicholson, J.P., Deputy Coroner, 
Eden, to be Coroner at that place, anda Coroner 
for the State generally, vice Mr. J. H., Martin, 
J.P., deceased. 


Mr. William Hutton to act as Clerk Associate to the 
Honorable Mr. Justice Owen, and Clerk of 
Arraigns, until the 12th February, 1923, inclusive, 
—to take effect from the 30th October, 1922. 

Mrs. Bethia Kilgour to act as Registrar of Births, 
Deaths, and Marriages for the Districts of New- 
castle Hast and Newcastle West, at Newcastle, 
during the absence of Mr. R. G. Kilgovr,—trom 

* 6th November, 1922. 

Constable Charles Eadie to act as Registrar of Births, 
Deaths, and Marriages for the District of Bowral, 
at Bowral, during the absence of Sergeant 
Shailer, on leave,—from Ist to 10th July, 1922, 


Tur undermentioned gentlemen to be Deputy’ Licens- 
ing Magistrates of the Licensing Courts for the 


Licensing Districts preceding their names, to act only ~ 


during the absence of the Licensing Magistrates, for 


a pericd not exceeding twelve months,—from the — 


dates specified, viz.:— 


Ballina—Mr. John Francis Meaney, J.P. , 1st 
. December, 1922. 


~" Bacraba—Mr. Daniel Capel, J.P., 14th Novem- 


ber, 1922. 

Condobolin—Mr. William Maitland, J.P., 6th 

December, 1922. 

Coonamble—Mr, Henry Robert Buttsworth, J.P., 
22nd November, 1922, 

Cootamundra—Mr. Edwin Doidge, 
November, 1922: 


December, 1922. 


Hillston—Mr: Owen Moore Thomas, 3rd Decem- — 


ber, 1922. 


Macleay River—Mr, Edward Patrick Noonan, , 


J.P., 24th November, 1922. 


Nambueca—Mr. William Patrick Murray, .J.P., « 


Ist December, 1922. 


White Cliffs—Mr. John Holbrook Turner, Ist : 


December, 1922. 


Wollongong—Mr. John Australia Mayo, J.P., ; 


24th November, 1922. 
Richmond River 
J.P., lst December, 1922. 


DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. 





Tus undermentioned persons have been appointed | 


Trustees of the Common, stated, in terms of the pro- 


visions of the Commons Regulation Act, 1898, to hold : 


office till: 3lst December, 1924 :— 


Henty—Frederick Williams, vice W. A. Coddington, © 


resigned, 


- Mount Werong—Edward Billett, Jacob Emmelhicnz, | 


E. G. Sharp, George Moate, and James Billett. 


THE undermentioned persons to be Permit Inspectors, 
under section 143 of the Pastures Protection Act, 
1912, for the Pastures Protection Districts named, 
VAZ et ; 
Corowa+Mr. Francis Wm. 

Savernake (1922-18-104). 


Tamworth—Messrs.. Frederick Thomas Bridge, Carroll ; 
A. W. Panton, Wandanong, Basin Plain, Gunne- 
dah; Harold Irving McCarthy, Rangari, Gunne- 
dah; Alfred “Burgman, Miller’s »Creek, Willow 
Tree; T. A. Scully, Gunnedah: George Curtis, 


Smith, of Wandeng, 


Quirindi; and Edward L. Gaffney, Carroll Gap. | 


(1922-18-104). 
GEORGE W. FULLER, Premier, © 


dered by 


J.P... 29th | 
Dungog—Mr. George Blomfield Waller, J.P., 9th | 





Mr. William George Simpson, | 





¥ 
cage 


RNMENT GAZETTE, No. 163, [24 Nov. 199%, 


Be eri Svante socEN TAM aves Lal son WL SLSesEa ne SS SS a 


/RESIGNATION. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice: of the 
Executive Council, has accepted the resignation ten- 
Cty $e (rw, a 
Robert Ballard, of Birriwa, of his position ‘asia: 
Justice of the Peace for the State of New South 
Wales. bi . ih 
[2 CHARLIES W, OBBRES, >. 2: Sh 
Chief Secretary and Minister of Public Health. 
[3487] Department of the Attorney-General 
and of Justice, 
Sydney, 21st: November, 1922. 


APPOINTMENT OF ROYAL COMMISSION. 


[ IS Excellency the Governor directs the publica- 


tion, for general information, of the terms of 


the undermentioned Royal Commission, 


T, R. BAVIN.. . 


GEORGE THE FIFTH, by the Grace of God, of the 
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, 
and of the British Dominions beyond the Seas, 
King, Defender of the Faith, Emperor of India. 


To Our Trusty and Well-beloved— | 


The Honorable James Lang Campbell, a Puisne 
Judge of Our Supreme Court for the State 
of New South. Wales: 


Greeting :— 


WHEREAS the Manly Gas Company. Limited (here- 


inafter called the said Company), has, under the pro- 
visions of section 382 (1) of the Gas Act, 1912, as 
amended by section 2 of the Gas Act (Amendment) 
Act, 1920, made request to the Honorable the Minister 
for Labour and Industry, being the Minister adminis- 
tering the Gas Act, 1912, to be included in Schedule 
One to the Gas Act, 1912: And whereas it is provided 
by section 32 (1) aforesaid that the Minister shall 
cause an inquiry to be held by a Supreme Court 
Judge or District Court Judge: NOW KNOW YE 
that We, reposing great trust and confidence in your 
integrity, learning, and ability, do, with the advice 
of the Executive Council of Our said State, hereby 
authorise and appoint you for the purpose of inquiring 
whether the said Company should be added to Schedule 
One to the Gas Act, 1912, and. of determining and 
fixing the price per one thousand feet of gas sold by 
meter, which, if charged by the said Company, will 
produce such an amount as, together with all revenue 
received, or which under efficient management. might 
be received from any souree by the said Company, 
will enable the said Company. to pay the standard 
arate of dividend authorised by the Gas Act, 1912, 


after making provision for—_  ~ he 


(a) interest payable on loans ;: 


(b) expenses properly chargeable to revenue (and 
in respect of which you shall be satisfied as 


to the necessity for or expediency of the. 


expenditure); and 


(c) a reasonable sum for contingencies which 
shall not exceed the amount necessary to pay_ 
one half-year’s dividend at standard rate. 


And We do, by these presents, grant to you full : 


power and authority to call before you all such per- 
gons as you may judge necessary, by whom you may 


be better informed of the truth in the premises, and — 


to require the preduction of all such books, papers, 


_writings, and other documents as you may deem 


expedient, and to visit and inspect the same at the 


offices or places where the same or any of them may be | 


deposited, and to inquire of the premises by all lawful 
ways and means: And Our further will and pleasure 
is that you do, within the space of thirty.days from 
date of this Gur Commission, or as soon as the same 


can conveniently be done (using all diligence), forward 


a report on.the premises and a Certificate of the 
price so determined and fixed by you to the Governor 


of Our said State, at the Office of Our Minister for 


Labour and Industry: And We hereby command all 


Government officers and other persons whomsoever — 
within Our said State that they be assistant to you © 


in the execution of these presents: And We do 
hereby declare this Our Commission to be a Commis- 


sion for all purposes of the Act No. 23, 1901, intituled — 


An Act to consolidate the Law relating to the taking 
of Evidence by Commissioners under the Great Seal. 


































th 


affixed. 


a Witness Our Trusty and Well-beloved. Sir Warrer 
_  Epwarp Davipson, Knight Commander of 


Our Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
‘Michael and Saint George, Our Governor of 
»~ » Our said State of New South Wales and its 
_(1.8.) Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of Aus- 
tralia, at Sydney, in the State of New 
“South Wales aforesaid, this sixteenth day of 
November, in the year of Our Lord one 
thousand nine hundred and twenty-two, and 


4 in the thirteenth year of Our Reign. 
) igs W. E. DAVIDSON, 


: . Governor. 
oe By His Excellency’s Command, 


ie Ret BAN IN’ 


é 





Entered on Record by me, in Register of Patents, 

No, 39, page 334, this sixteenth day of November, 
one thousand nine hundred and twenty-two. 

For the Chief Secretary and Registrar of Records, 


E. B. Harxngss, 
: Under Secretary. 


~ BIRDS AND ANIMALS PROTECTION ACT, 1918. 
ai: Oprn SEASON. 


; - AN open season, in pursuance of the Birds and 
“ _ 4%. Animals Protection Act, 1918,.has been declared 
until the 23rd December, 1922, inclusive, in respect 
of coots, for the parishes of Bega and Brogo, in the 

county of Auckland.. * 

hans CHARLES W. OAKES, 

Chief Secretary and Minister of Public Health. 
Rare ey A [3570] 


{ 





OLOSE SEASON. 
FisHERIEs ACtTs.. 
Vi ea taas _. Sydney, 17th Noyember, 1922. 
bs eee waters specified in the Schedules hereto 
shall, from: the 1st December, 1922, to the 30th 
September, 1923, both dates inclusive, be closed against 
fishing generally, and by any method of capture, ex- 


cept drum or hoop nets having meshes of not less 
- than six inches, and a single rod and line or a hand- 


line (only one line allowed to each person) with not 


more than one hook attached. , 


- OHARLES W. OAKES, 
Chief Secretary and Minister of Public Health. . 





at ScHEDULES 
County of Tara The whole of the waters of Rufus 
’ River together with its creeks and tributaries with 
the exception of Frenchman’s Creek from its junc- 
tion with the Murray River to Lake Victoria and also 
the whole of the waters of Lake Victoria. 
_. $State of New South Wales county of Wakool The 
whole of the waters of that part of the Murray River 
together with all of its lagoons creeks inlets billa- 
bongs and tributaries within an approximate radius 
of 6 miles from the bridge crossing the river at Swan 
Hill and flowing between the south prolongation of 
the east boundary of S, H. Officer’s portion No. 11 of 
820 acres in the parish of Yellymong and the west 
prompeetion of the north boundary of his portion 
0. 52 of 320 acres in the parish of Currpool. 
_.._ County of Wentworth The whole of the waters of 
' that portion of Murray River together with all of its 
_ ereeks tributaries billabongs inlets and lagoons 
~~ at Mildura between a line drawn south to the left 
bank of the river from the south-western corner of 
_ Reserve No. 47 from sale (reserve No. 12 from lease) 
+ notified 3rd. March 1871 in the parish of Gol Gol 
' and a line drawn south to the left bank of the river 








_ * §95 acres in the parish of Morquong. 
Wal _ State of New South Wales county of Taila. The 
_~ whole of the waters of that portion of Murray River 
a ~ adjacent to the town of Euston between a line drawn 
south-east across the river from. the south-western 
_. corner of portion No. 61 in the narish of Taila and 
the easterly prolonration across the river of the nor- 
, - thern boundary of the parish of Nowong together with 
A all the creeks tributaries billabongs and lagoons ot 
_ * such portion of Murray River as are within the afore- 

said State. . ke Cs a 





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4 \ ie ee 
4 ie ey ae 


NEW SOUTH WALES GCVERNMENY GAZETTE, as 





bridge an 


ean ‘ ee He ‘ 
~~ from the south-western corner of portion No. 3 of ° 


parish of Tataila. 


t 


6197 








The whole of the waters of that portion of the 
Murrumbidgee River including all tagoons creeks 
affuents, and tributaries flowing by. the town of 
Wagga Wagga and lying between the south prolonga- 
tion to the right bank of the Murrumbidgee River of 
the east boundary of R. B. Ronald and J. McBain’s 
portion No. 41 of 82 acres parish of Kunanoreenya 
county of Clarendon and the south prolongation to 
the right bank of the aforesaid river of the west boun- 


. dary of Edward Dun’s portion No. 127 of 200 acres 


1 rood parish of Gobbagombalin county of Clarendon. 

Counties of Clarendon and Wynyard The whole of 
the waters of that part of the Murrumbidgee River 
together with all of its creeks lagoons inlets and 
tributaries flowing past the town of Gundagai for a 
distance of approximately 21 miles on either side of. 
the road bridge and lying between the south-easterly 
prolongation of the north-eastern boundary of ‘Thomas 
Broughton’s portion 81 of 77 acres parish of North 
Gundagai county of Clarendon’ and the southerly 
prolongation of the western boundary of James 
Robinson’s portion 181 of 111 acres 2 roods parish 
of Kimo county of Clarendon. 4 

Counties of Cooper and Boyd The whole of the 
waters of that part of the Murrumbidgee River 
together. with all of its creeks lagoons inlets and 
tributaries flowing past Darlington Point for’ a dis- 
tance of approximately 24 miles on either side of the 
lying between the southerly prolongation 
of the eastern boundary of Robert Tooth’s portion J 
of 320 acres ex. road parish of Cuba county of 
Cooper and the northerly prolongation of the western 
boundary of A. S. Brook’s H.S. 1901-35 portion 169 
of 540 acres 2 roods 80 perches ex. road parish of 
Waddi county of Boyd. | 

Counties of Sturt and Boyd The whole. of the 
waters of that. portion of Murrumbidgee River 
together with all of its creeks tributaries billabongs 
inlets and lagoons flowing past the town of Curra- 
thool between a line drawn north to the right bank 
of the river from the north-eastern corner of George 
Macleay’s portion No. 6 of 266 acres in the parish of 
Toganmain county of Boyd and a line drawn west 
to the right bank of the river from the south-western 
corner of Daniel Burrows’ portion No. 133 of 160 acres 
in the parish of Mulburruga county of Boyd. [3257] 


CLOSE SEASON. 
FIsHPRIEs ACTS. 

Sydney, 17th November, 1922. 
f¥\HE inland waters specifted in the Schedule hereto 
i} shall; from the 1st December, 1922, to the 30th 
September, 1923, both dates inclusive, be closed 
against fishing generally, and by any method of cap- 
ture, except drum or hoop nets having meshes of not 
less than 6 inches, meshing or gillnets having meshes 
of not less than 4 inches, and a single rod and line or 
a hand-line (only one line allowed to each person) with 
not more than one hook attached. 

CHARLES W. OAKES, | 
Chief Secretary and Minister of Public Health. 








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SOHEDULE. . 
County of Hume The whole of the waters of that 
nart of the Murray River together with all of its 
Pilshongs ereekg inlets lagoons and tributaries flow- 
ing past the town of Corowa between the south pro- 
longation of the east boundary of George Beeby’s 
portion No. 199 of 150 acres ex. road in the parish 
of Corowa and the south prolongation of the east 
boundary of Thomas Monahan’s portion No, 314 of 101 
acres in the aforesaid parish. _ 
County of Denison parish of Tocumwal The whole 
of the waters of that portion of Murray River: to- 
ether with all of its creeks tributaries billabongs in- 
ets and lagoons flowing past the town of Tocumwal 
between a line drawn south to the left bank of the 
river from the south-eastern corner of Edward_ Hill- 
son’s portion No. 11 of 320 acres and a line: drawn 
south to the left bank of the river from the south- 
western corner of Grace Turner’s portion No. 14 of 
acres, 
ev atate of New South Wales county of Cadell The 
whole of the waters of Murray River within a distance 
of about 5 miles by water on either side of the railway 
bridge crossing the river at Moama being that portion 
of Murray River together with all its creeks tribu- 
taries billabongs and lagoons within the aforesaid 
State between a line drawn east across the river from 
the north-eastern corner of portion No, 8 in the parish 
of Moama and a line drawn south across the river from 


2 -westeri t: portion No. 31 in the 
the south-western corner of: po £3990] 


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6198 ‘NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 163. 
[3477] Sydney: 24th ‘November! 1993: Oe - POLICE RULES. 


FISHERIES ACTS—RENEWAL OF LEASES. ° 


fs What abel ier has been given for the renewal of the 
si Oyster Culture Leases specified, for a term of 
five years in each instance, at the rentals stated, 
subject to the right of the holder of each lease to. a 
further renewal, after ‘due application, for “an 
additional period of five years, at a rental to be deter- 
mined in conformity with section 12 (838) of the 
Fisheries (Amendment) Act, 1910 :— ; -. 
Lease No. 9,560, John Crumpton; 100. yards, at 
Hawkesbury River; 12s. ver 100 yards; annnal 
rental 12s., from 9th January, 1923. ee 
Lease No, 9,598, Sydney, Alfred Wood; 2 a. 30 p., at 


Port Stephens;.£1 per acre; annual rental £2 ‘ds.., 
from 16th January, 1923. 
Lease No. 9,600, Sydney Alfred Wood; about 2 a. 1 r, 
30 p., at Port Stephens; £1 per 100. yards; 
annual rental £2 9s., from 20th February, 1923. 


a CHARLES W. OAKES. 





[3478] = Sydney, 24th November, 1922. 
FISHERIES ACTS—SURRENDER OF LEASES. 


HE surrender, as from the 30th September, 1922, 
of Oyster Culture Lease No, 8,677, of 300 yards, 
at’ Pittwater, standing in the name of the estate of 
the late John Comino, and the surrender of Mr, 
Duncan Caldwell’s Gyster Culture Lease. No, 10,479, 
of 2 a. 2 r, 9 p., at Port Stephens, as from the 31st 
August, 1922, have been accepted, on the ground that 
oyster culture cannot be carried on upon .the leased 
areas with any reasonable hope of success. : 


CHARLES W. OAKES. 





[3463] . Sydney, 8th November, 1922. 


‘NOTIFICATION OF GRANTING OF OYSTER 
. CULTURE LEASES. 


T is hereby notified, for general information, that 

leases for the purpose of oyster culture of the 

lands specified in the annexed Schedule have been 
granted to the undermentioned persons, 

The leases are subject to the Fisheries Acts and the 
Regulations thereunder, and to the special conditions, 
provisions, exceptions, covenants, and reservations 
set out at the foot of the Schedule. Be. 


Be CHARLES W. OAKES, 
Chief Secretary and Minister of Public Health. 


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SCHEDULE. 


Lease No. 11,467* (inferior lands), to Thomas James 
Cork, of Milton, situated Conjola. Lake, 322 yards 
frontage (plan cat. No, C. 26-62), five years from 
8/11/1922; annual rental, £1 6s.—under section 
12 (338) Fisheries (Amendment) Act, 1910 (Fish- 

- eries Act, 1902). 

Lease No. 11,873" (inferior lands), to Thomas James 
Cork, of Milton, situated Narrawallee Creek, 
about 1 rood 39 perches (plan cat, No. N.. 24-63), 
five years from 8/11/1922; annual rental, £1— 
under section 12 (338), Fisheries (Amendment) 
Act, 1910 (Fisheries Act, 1902). 

Lease No. 11,891* (inferior lands), to Commonwealth 
Oysters Proprietary Limited, of Pindimar, situ- 
ated Port Stephens, about 2 a, 1 r..33 p, (plan 

seat. No, P. 1,013-36), five years from 8/11/1922; 
annual rental, £2 9s,—under section 12 (38n), 
eddy (Amendment) Act, 1910 (Fisheries: Act, 


Lease No, 11,859 (average lands), to Elizabeth John- 

son, of Karuah, situated Port Stephens, 200 yards 

frontage (plan cat. No. P. 1,008-36), fifteen years 

_ from 8/11/1922; annual rental, £2—under section 

12 (33) Fisheries (Amendment) Act, 1910 (Fisheries 
Act, 1902). 


t F 


Special Conditions, Provisions, Exceptions, Covenants, 
and Reservations. : 


_..*No oysters mav be removed from Oyster Leases 
Nos, 11,467, 11,873, and 11,891 during the first year 
of their term, If any such lease be renewed for a 
second terms of five years, it shall be subject to 
redetermination of rental during the ninth or any 


- later year for a further (third) term of five years. 








Le 18 hereby 


YHE Governor-in-Council has approved of the rules 
made in accordance with the provisions of. the 
Police Regulation Act, 1899, and the Police Regulation 
(Superannuation) Act, 1906, being amended in the 
manner set forth hereunder:— > te te 
_The paragraph in brackets following clause b, sub- 
section 8, of section 12, is hereby repealed, and the 
following fresh paragraph inserted in lieu thereof :— 
“Jf a member of the Force leaves the Service 
before the end of the calendar year he’shall be and 
shall have been entitled for such year to leave in 
respect only of the period from the commencement 
of such year to the date upon which he so leaves 
the Service, the same to be calculated as a propor- 
tionate part of the allowance for the year. “When 
a member of the Force‘leaves the Service, a sum of 
money equivalent to the value (calculated at the 
rate of pay he is receiving: at the date he' leaves) 
of all leave he has had in excess of what he was 
entitled to will be retained from his pay.” 


CHARLES W. OAKES, 


[3462] Chief Secretary and Minister of Public Health. 





[38599] Department of the Attorney-General — 
Ye SS, and of Justice, , 


Sydney, 21st November, 1922. 
notified that, in accordance with the 
provisions of section 8 of the Companies (Amend- 
ment) Act, 1906, as enacted by section 3 of the 
Companies (Amendment) Act, 1907, Crompton & Com- 
pany Limited is granted exemption from making the 


jist containing the particulars (a) and (b) mentioned 


in those sections. , 
- THOS. J. LEY, 


7 Minister of Justice. 





Department of Labour and Industry, . 
Sydney, 22nd November, 1922. 
PUBLIC NOTICE UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF 
THE ACT, No. 81, 1900. 
MEMORIAL having been received by me, asking 
that a Poll be taken in the Country Shopping 





[3489] 


District of BOWRAVILLE, on the questions whether 


the closing time at one o’clock be altered from ~ 


Wednesday to Saturday, and the closing time at 
ten o’clock be altered from Saturday to Friday, it’ is 
hereby notified, in accordance with the provisions ot 
section 3 of the Early Closing (Amendment) Act, 
1900, and the Regulations made under that Act, that 
such Poll as to the alterations proposed will be taken 
at the Pdlice Station, Bowraville, between the hours 
of 10 a.m, and 5 p.m. on Wednesday, 20th December, 
1922. ; 


ach shopkeeper and shop-assistant of a shop situate _ 


within the said’ Country Shopping District, and not 


being a shop mentioned in Schedule One to the 
Principal Act shall, subject to the Regulations, be © 


entitled to vote at the poll; Provided that, in every 


case, the shop-assistant referred to shall have been 





engaged for three months at least in a shop, not being 
a shop mentioned in Schedule One to the Principal 
Act, in the Country Shopping District in which he 
claims to yote, and shall, at the time of voting, be 
above the age of eighteen years, inte Z 


I also notify, in accordance 4 
Class Henry Perry to be the person. by whom such 
poll shall be taken, to be styled the Returning Officer, 
and also to be the officer to receive and aes | on the 
rolls of persons entitled to vote the names of all such 
ersons furnished to him in accordance with the 
egulations. Oh) Siete ag earn ne 
Any person entitled to vote, and desirous of voting 
at the poll, may obtain from. the said. Returning 
Officer a form of. statement, free of cost, at the Police 
Station, Bowraville, from the 27th November to the 
Sth December, 1922, inclusive, between the hours of 
9 a.m, and 5 p.m on each week-day. All such forms, 
after being duly filled in, must be delivered to the 


Returning Officer at the Police Station, Bowraville, . 


on or before. the 9th December, 1922, or posted so as 
to reach that officer on or before that date, Se: 


The rolls of shopkeepers and. shop-assistants will © 


then be made up from such statements, and persons 
i names appear on these rolls will be entitled to 
vote. - CMA oY RS ; 

The rolls willbe open for the inspection of 
person between the hours of 9 a.m. andl | p.m, feat 
the llth to the 16th December, 1922, inclusive. The 
attention of .the Returning Officer may be directed 


to any statement appearing therein believed to ess =. 


incorrect. ; Ee ee 
| . ELH. FARRAR, 
; ‘Minister, , 
. ere: yd: 


with the Regulations in 
that behalf, that I hereby appoint Sergeant Third 







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24 Nov. 1992] | NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 163, 6199 
Site [3486]. : < aot Department of Agriculture, 


Sydney, 20th November, 1922, 


THE Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission has, with the’ approval 
4 ~ of His Excellency the Governor and the’ Executive Council, made the 
following Regulations under the provisions of the Irrigation Act, 1912, 
the Irrigation (Amendment) Act, 1916, and the Irrigation (Amendment) 
Act, 1918. f 


0 die 


: . FRANK A. CHAFFEY, 
s Re ts es COPD Minister for Agriculture, 


“oe -. ¢ ; } ee ar Sane 


REGULATIONS FOR THE SUPPLY OF WATER FOR IRRIGATION 
PURPOSES, FOR STOCK AND DOMESTIC SUPPLY, AND FOR 
INDUSTRIAL AND SPECIAL PURPOSES. 


The Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission doth hereby make the 
following Regulations under the Irrigation Act, 1912, the Irrigation. 
(Amendment) Act, 1916, and the Irrigation (Amendment) Act, 1918. 


1, Regulations Nos. 25 and 26, published in Government Gazette No. 112 
of 16th July, 913, and Regulations Nos, -22, 23, 24, 25a, 25p, and ‘25c, 
published in Government Gazette No. 15 of 31st January, 1919, are hereby 
repealed : Provided that such repeal shall not affect the previous operation 
of the Regulations so repealed, or anything done thereunder, or any rights 
or obligations already acquired, accrued, or incurred, or any remedy or 
proceeding in respect thereof. 
2. In these Regulations ‘ water bailiff” means the employee of the Com- 
mission whose duty is the immediate superintendence of the distribution of 
water for irrigation and other purposes. ‘ 


8. SuppLy or Water IN Pursuance or Water RIGHTS WHICH ARE 
A Fixep CHARGE. 


(a) Irrigation Year—The year for the supply of water pursuant to water 
rights which are a fixed charge on lands, shall commence on the Ist day of 
July in each calendar year and terminate on the 30th day of June following. 


(0) Payment of Charges for Water Rights which are a Fixed Charge.—The 

- annual charge for water rights which are a fixed charge shall be paid by equal 

‘half-yearly payments on or before the 30th day of June and the 3lst day of 

. December in each year, whether the water. is or is not taken by the occupier; 

unless he proves that the water was not available: Provided that the first 

‘payment: of the charge shall be made on or before the 30th day of June next 

following the date on which the charge commences to be payable, and shall 

be apportioned for the broken period, if any, from such date to such 30th 

day of June on the basis of such -proportion of the annual water rates: or 
charges as that period bears to the whole year. 


(c) Period. within which Water will be Supplied.—The Commission shall 


ae before the 15th day of September in each irrigation year draw up a Schedule 
A : of Deliveries of water to be supplied to each occupier pursuant to the 
oe water rights which are a fixed charge on his, land; a copy of such 
a 7 Schedule (which shall be in the form of Schedule A hereto) shall be BS 


supplied to-the occupier. Such water shall, commencing on the 15th day 
of September and terminating on the 15th day of April in each irrigation 
- year, be delivered to the land of the occupier in accordance with the 
said Schedule of Deliveries. Should it be found necessary. or deemed 
advisable to make any alteration in the date of commencement. of any 





bo ee delivery, the water bailiff shall give the occupier not less than. forty- 
2 Oa ~ eight (48) hours’ notice of such alteration. If on account of weather 
Bye =? Re - conditions water iss deemed by the Commission to be necessary prior to 

ear ic., the 15th day of September, or after the 15th day of April, the / 
oe ete Commission may grant deliveries, of which due notice will be given. All 
et ee water supplied between the Ist day of July and the 15th day of September in 
mea ayes! " ) each year shall be deemed to have been supplied in pursuance of water rights 
Mee ot es. which are a fixed charge on the land ; and if during that period an oceupier 
ad Ty ' has been supplied with the full quantity of water to which he is entitled for 
the year under his water rights, any water subsequently required by him 
eS ER shall be deemed to be additional water arid shall be applied for and paid for 
“ fee ' as such in accordance with Regulation 4 of these Regulations. All water 


supplied after the 15th day of April and up to the 30th day of June in'each 

year shall be deemed to have beén supplied in pursuance of water rights which 

ee Rais are a fixed charge on the land, unless and until the occupier has been supplied 

‘i =e ofa, (3). with the fall quantity of water to which he is entitled for the year under his 

ae Ao water rights, in which case any water subsequently required by him shall be 
ie deemed to be additional water and shall be applied for and paid for as such | 
a oh in accordance with Regulation 4 of these Regulations, 











[24 Nov, 192, 





6202 «NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 163. ie 









(d) Maximun Quantity per Delivery. The maximum quantity to which Miata 
each occupier shall be entitled during any one delivery shall be one-third of — Bi. toe oe 
the water rights which are a fixed “charge on the land: Providedthat this = Ms 
shall in no wise bind the Commission to supply during any year more water ee . 
than the occupier is entitled to near the water rights which are a oie 
charge on the land. 

(e) Application for Water and late A pilaster Pee Hanh occupier 
entitled to water and requiring a supply shall, five days in advance of the 
specified date of each delivery as shown on the Schedule of Deliveries, make 
application in writing on a white printed card provided for that purpose, — 
setting out the quantity of water required and the desired rate of delivery. sre 
In the event of the required written application not being made by or 
before the time specified, the Commission shall not be bound to give the. 
supply until the delivery following that for which it is ordered ; but if the 
Commission decides to give the supply on the date for which it is ordered, the 
occupier shall, before delivery is given, pay in cash at the office of the Com- 
mission or to the water bailiff, or an officer of the Commission authorised to — 
receive same, a late application fee at the rate of one shilling (1s.) for each 
day of the period between the date fixed for making the application and the 
date of the receipt of the eard, but no such fee shall.in any one case 
exceed the sum of five shillings (5s.), and such fee shall be in addition to the 

charge for water supplied. Application cards shall be placed within the 
special receptacles provided throughout the irrigation area for that purpose 
or be handed to water bailiffs. 

(f) Special Deliveries of Water.— Each ogcupier roquiring @ special delivery 
of water between the regular deliveries as set out in the Schedule of Deliveries, 
shall make application on a special red-coloured card provided ‘for that 
purpose, and set out the quantity of water required and the desired rate of 
delivery, and pay in cash at the office of the Commission or to the water 
bailiff or an officer of the Commission authorised to receive same before 
delivery is given a special fee of ten shillings (10s.) for each such delivery. 
On receipt of each application and fee for a special delivery of water it will 
be supplied if considered expedient by the Commission. If the Commission 
deems it inexpedient to supply the water the fee will be refunded ; but if the 
Commission offers to supply the water and it is refused, the fee shall be 
forfeited. The fee for each special delivery shall be in addition to the charge 
for the water supplied. 

(g) Cancellation of Application for Water by, paragraph (e) of this 
Regulation.—If, after having made application for water as prescribed for 
an ordinary delivery, any occupier desires to cancel such application, he 
shall forward to the water bailiff written notice to that effect on a blue 
printed card provided for that purpose, together with a fee of five shillings . 
(5s.) less one shilling (1s.) for each clear twenty-four hours of notice of 
cancellation of application prior to the date of which he has notice that 
delivery will be made: Provided that the minimum fee for cancellation shall 
be two shillings (2s.). 

(hy Water if Applied for and not Accepted.—In the event of water being 
applied for by any occupier and no written cancellation of such application 
being received from him, and delivery of water being offered by the Com- 
mission and refused by the occupier, one-half of the quantity applied for shall 
be deemed to have been supplied: Provided that the minimum quantity 
deemed to have been supplied under such circumstances shall not be less 
than that quantity which would be supplied for five shillings (5s.): Provided 
further that this paragraph shall. not apply in any case in which in the 
opinion of the Commission rainfall has obviated the necessity for irrigation, . 
or in cases where the Commission is satisfied that sickness or other causes 
beyond the control of the occupier prevented him from taking delivery of 
the quantity applied for. 

(1) Minimum Streams.— Water will only be EN onl subject to it being 
accepted by the occupier at not less than the minimum rate of dele at 
each separate outlet as set out below :— Ra 

Farms of ovér 5 acres and up to 20 acres in area, ? cubic feet per sécond: cones 


3° 9 a ” os) 60 ” ” L 29 3 + Rea Ly ¢ Dr ae 
», inarea .,, 2 eS bai, 


(7) Mawimum Time of Delivery. —The maxinum period ducing Shigh 

water will be delivered during any one delivery to any farm shall be 72 
hours for farms of 50 acres or "Tess 2 in area, and 96 hours for farms of more 
than 50 acres in area, unless the Commission has been unable to give 
delivery at the stipulated minimum rate, in which case the time for delivery 
may be extended as may be deemed expedient by the Commission or its | 
authorised officers. In the event of an occupier requiring an extension of — aN 
the period of delivery he shall make written application to the water bailiff ; 
on a green printed card provided for that purpose, and pay a special fee of 
five shillings (5s.) per day for each day or portion of a day of extension ; and 
unless such application is made and the fee paid the Commission may, subject 
as aforesaid, terminate the delivery at the end of the stipulated period from 
time of commencement, This special fee shall be in addition to the cae 
for water supplied, 





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LEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTB. No. 163, 





“(h) Proce ‘of Adequat ihe or Channels for Disposal of Water on 


y Paes Each occupier shall provide on the land occupied by him ditches or 


channels of such size and capacity as will enable at least the stipulated 
minimum stream or streams of water to be delivered on to his land, and 
shall continuously and effectively maintain such ditches or channels by 
removing weeds, plants and growth, and by removing silt, and by building 


‘up the banks thereof so that not less than the minimum streams atte 


may be carried or passed.. 
(7) Alteration of Rate of Deliv ery.—No occupier shall by any means alter 


the rate of delivery of water fixed by arrangement with the water bailiff, or, 


if there is no arrangement as to rate of delivery, as fixed by the water bailiff, 


without authority from the water bailiff, and no occupier shall construct or 


use any structure, work, or bank within the land occupied by him, or on or 
in any ditches or channels constructed or used by him for the delivery of 
water to such land, for the purpose of altering the rate of delivery of 
water from the Commission’s supply channels as fixed by the water bailiff. 


A's Aah ibiohks Ne cnn. 


(a) Application for Additional Water.—Yach occupier who has — been 
supplied with water to the extent of the water rights which area fixed 
charge on the land, and requires additional water from time to time during 
the balance of the year, shall make application for same in the form of 
Schedule B not less than fourteen (14) days before the date when the first 
delivery of such additional water is required by him, and shall deposit with 
the Commission a sum of one pound (£1) with such application. Such 
deposit shall be part payment of the charge for the additional water supplied, 
but if delivery of additional water so applied for is offered by the Commission 
and refused by the occupier the deposit shall be forfeited. 

(0) Payment of Charges for Additional Water.—The balance of the charge 
for additional water shall be paid on or before the 30th day of June in each 
year, 

(c) Delivery of Additional Water.—Additional water shall be delivered to 
each farm in accordance with the Schedule of Deliveries of water, unless the 
occupier applies for a special delivery and pays the fee for same, when a 
special delivery may be given if deemed expedient by the Commission. 

(d) Conditions of Delivery of Additional Water.—All the Regulations 
applying to the supply and delivery of water in pursuance of water rights 


_which are a fixed charge on the land shall mutatis mutandis apply to. “the 


supply and delivery of additional water. 


(e) Delivery of Additional Water not necessarily given —The rebeift of 
any application from an occupier for additional water, or the supply of any 
water under such application, shall not bind the Commission to supply the 
whole or any part of the water for which such application is made. 


(f) Charges for Additional Water.—The charges for additional water shall 
be those fixed from time to time by the Commission by notice under the 
hand of the Secretary to the Commission published in the Government 
‘Gazette. - 


(g) Minimum Oharye.—The minimum charge payable for dacitiong! water 
shall be an amount equal to the charge for one acre- foot, whether water to 
that naouty has been delivered or not. 


>, ADDITIONAL OM isa RicHts. 


(a) Application for Additional Water Rights,—Each occupier requiring 
additional water rights. shall make application to the Commission for same 
in the form of Schedule C, and shall set out the term for which such 


additional water rights are required, and each such application shall be | 


accompanied by a fee of two pounds (£2), 


(6) Granting of Additional Water Rights and Term of Same.— Additional 
water rights may be granted and accepted in the forms of Schedules D and 
E, but shall not be granted for a lesser term than three (3) years, or for 
a greater term than seven (7) years. On expiry of the term for which .the 
additional water rights are granted an application may be made for 
additional water rights for a further term, and such application may or may 
not be granted, as may be deemed expedient by the Commission. 


(c) Delivery of Water under Additional Water Rights.—Water, in  pur- 
suance of additional water rights, shall be delivered under the same conditions 
and during the same periods as provided under Regulations governing the 
supply and delivery of water in pursuance of water rights which are a 
fixed charge on the land. 


“(d) Payment of Charges.—The annual charge for additional water rights 
shall be paid by equal half-yearly payments on or before the 30th day of June 
and the 31st day of Deceniber in each year, whether the water is or is not 


taken by the ane upless he proves that the water was not available. 


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6202: NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 163, [24 Nov, 199% 


_(e) Granting of Additional’ Water Riyhts not to preclude Additional Water 
being supplied.—The granting of additional water rights shall not preclude 
‘any occupier from applying for and receiving additional water over and above 
the water supplied pursuant to any water rights if in the opinion of the 
Commission there is a sufficiency of water available 
(f) Additional Water Rights shall lapse ifthe land is. transferred, surren* 
dered, or forfeited.—lf any land for which additional water rights have been 
applied for and granted is transferred or surrendered by any occupier to whom 
the additional water rights have been granted or is forfeited, such additional 
water rights shall lapse as from the date of transfer, surrender, or forfeiture, - 
irrespective of whether the term for which they were granted has expired or — 
not, and all’charges on account of the additional water rights and of water — et, 
supplied under same to such date shall be paid by the occupier to whom they. : 
were granted. Te GE EGS OR 


6. Measuremeyt or WATER. — ee ee. 

(a) Means of Measwrement.—The Commission may adopt any reasonable 
means of measurement of water delivered to each occupier, and the Com- 
mission’s determination of the quantity of water supplied shall be accepted 
by each occupier, la she Sgt 

(6) Appeal against Measurement.—In the event of any occupier being of the 
opinion that the meter or means of measurement of water supplied to his 
land is defective he may apply, in the form of Schedule F, to haye such meter 
or means of measurement inspected and adjusted by the Commission, and 
each such application shall be accompanied by a fee of one pound (£1), which 
shall be forfeited if in the opinion of the Commission the .application has 
been made without reasonable cause. . In the event of it being found.that the 
meter or means of measurement is defective it shall:be repaired or. remedied 
by the Commission to the satisfaction of the Commission, and the Commission _ . 
may adjust the figures of measurement as it may determine, and such adjusted cae: , 
measurement shall be final and shall be accepted by the occupier, and the fee _ : 
paid by the occupier shall be refunded: Provided that no adjustment of 
measurement shall be applied to more than two.deliveries of.*water prior 
to: date of application by the occupier for inspection and adjustment of ' 
the meter, . oe SA ea Ge 

(c) Supply without means of Measwrement.—The Commission’ may, in cases 
where it.is deemed advisable to do so, supply water through:pipes or outlets 
not provided with means. of measurement. -In -all‘ such cases: where ‘such _ ‘ ) 
supply forms, the-only delivery to the land, water will be supplied‘in such i 
quantities as desired by the occupier subject tothe Regulations dealing with 
waste of water ; and the quantity so supplied each year,shall be deemed to— 
be at least equal to the water rights which are a fixed charge on, the land. 


In the event of water being supplied through pipes or outlets not provided 
with means of measurement.to any portion of the land of’ any occupier, who 
in addition may obtain water through a meter or other measuring device, the 
occupier shall in each application for water to be supplied through such pipes - 
or outlets, state’the area of land desired to be watered..or irrigated, and 
shall not during the delivery water or irrigate a greater area than that stated 
by him in his application without the permission of the Commission, and the 
quantity of water delivered shall be deemed to be not less than ‘one-third of as 
an acre-foot peracre of land irrigated and not more than two-thirds of an. 
acre-foot per acre of land irrigated as the Commission may determine, having 
regard to the nature of the land, the method of irrigating, and the quantity 
wasted or passed into drainage channels, 


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7, Unpur Waste or WaTER. eae 
Any occupier who through neglect to control water delivered under these. 
_ Regulations, or through any -other negligence, allows or permits what the. 
Commission may deem to be an undue quantity of such water to be discharged . 
from or run off his land, shall be deemed to. be-unduly wasting water aad 
be guilty of a breach of these Regulations, and the Commission may discon- 
tinue the delivery and refuse to give further deliveries until the occupier: 
shall have made such reasonable arrangements for the control of water 
on his lands as the Commission or its authorised officers may stipulate. = 
8. ACCEPTANCE’ OF Less QUANTITY,oF WATER THAN THAT APPLIED’ FOR. ° 


If an occupier during any delivery period refuses to take ‘delivery of a 
greater quantity of water than 70 per centum ofthe quantity applied for, he | 
‘shall, in addition to payment for water -delivered, pay an additional amount 

equivalent.to the charge for water to the extent of half the difference between 
the quantity taken -by him and the. quantity applied for, and-water to the - 
extent of such half difference shall be deemed to have been delivéred over 

Na and above the quantity actually delivered: Provided that,this shall not apply 
in the event of. rainfall obviating, in the opinion of the Cominission, the 
necessity for irrigation, or in..cases where the Commission is satisfied that 
sickness or other causes beyond the control of the occupier, prevented him 
from taking delivery of the quantity applied for. : ue 








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-. . 9, Rerusat ro Deniver, anp Discontinuance oF Detivery. © 


The Comimission or its authorised officers may refuse to deliver water 
during any. delivery period, or may discontinue any delivery. of water if the 
oecupier in any manner fails to comply with these Regulations, and any 
such refusal to deliver or discontinuance of delivery shall not in any way 

_ relieve the oceupier of liability for payment of any charge payable in respect 
of fixed or additional water rights, or for payment for water supplied, or 
Gas preclude the Commission from proceeding against any occupier for breach 
of the Regulations. 
The Commission may refuse to deliver water for the watering of natural 
grasses to be used for grazing if, in the opinion of the Commission, such 
delivery would injure or tend to injure the land, 


10. Surety or Water For Stock AND Donuerie PurposEs. 


(a) Applieation for Permission to Obtain Supply.—Hach occupier desiring 
to divert water from channels or drains for stock or domestic purposes, or 
for watering home gardens through pipes, shall make application in.the form 
of Schedule G, and each such application shall be accompanied by a fee of 
five shillings (5s,): Provided that the fee shall not be paid where an occupier 
has, with the Commission’s consent, been permitted to obtain a supply prior 
to the date of notification in the Government Gazette of these, Regulations, 
Notice of the grant and acceptance of such supply may be in the form of 
Schedules H and I. 


(bd) Water for Domestic Purposes. —Each application for supply, of water 
for dofnestic purposes from the Commission’s supply channels, shall set out 


the proposed method of obtaining the supply——whether by gravitation, wind-. 


mill, power pump, hand pamp, or other. means—the size and capacity of the 
proposed device or work, the estimated quantity of water required per 
annum, and the capacity of tank or tanks to be filled and used. If granted, 
each occupier shall pay an annual charge of ten shillings (10s.) if the supply 
-is from channels on gravitation areas, or fifteen shillings (15s.) if the supply 
is from channels on pumping schemes, and will be permitted to obtain water 
at all times when same is available in the channels. 


(c) Water for Domestic Pur, poses and watering of Home Gardens. tinal 
application for supply of water for domestic purposes and .for watering of 
home gardens through pipes from supply channels or drains shall set out the 
proposed method of ‘obtaining the supply--whether by gravitation, windmill, 
power pump, hand pump, or ‘other means—and the size and capacity of the 
proposed device or work, the estimated quantity of water required per 

sae 2 - annum, the capacity of tank or tanks to be filled and used, and the area of 
ae ; gardens to be watered. If granted, each occupier shall for each half acre of 
area of garden or portion thereof, pay an annual charge of one pound (20s.) 

if the supply is from channels on gravitation areas, or one pound ten 

shillings (30s.) if the supply is from channels on pumping schemes, and will 

be permitted to obtain water at all times when same is available in the 

Bs _ channels: Provided that the maximum area of gardens, including the land 

r covered by houses, sheds, yards, and pathways shall not exceed two (2) acres. 


(@) Water for Stock Supply. —Each application for water supply for stock 
purposes on, an irrigation farm or dry area block from the Commission’s 
supply or drainage channels, shall set out the proposed location of the outlet 
or work, ‘the proposed method of obtaining the supply —whether by gravitation, 
windmill, } power pump, hand pump, or other means—the size and capacity of 
the proposed device or work, the estimated quantity of water required per 

es iia Pa and the capacity of the tank or tanks to be filled and used, 
RR ¢ If granted, each occupier shall pay an annual charge in accordance wash 
ae | the sale set out in Schedule J: Provided that— 
Da | ). Water for stock sup ly will be supplied without additional charge 
~*~ in eases where the charge for such supply has been included in the 
, ° i rental of the land or was notified in the Government Gazette when 
the land was set apart. 
@) In cases where & supply has already beati granted by arrangement 
»with occupiers there shall be no alteration in the charge until after 
“a period of five years has elapsed from date of granting - of. the 








p supply. 
By eas Si ¢ “(c) The charge may be varied from time to time as may be determined 
bt Seema Oe _ by thé Commission, but the charge fixed at date of granting of the 
fe: Bea * supply shall not in any case be varied for a siete of three years 


eae from such date of granting. 
i ade (e) Pa open. of Charges for Water for Stock hal Domestic Supply,—In 


a respect of lands outside an Irrigation Area, payment of the minimum annual 
Roe aa charge shall be made in advance on or before the !st day of July of each 
s* A) year “for the period from that date to 30th June of the following year, when 
| ues “the balance of the total charge for the year shall be made, In respect of 

ey 0° lands within an Irrigation Area, on or before the 31st. day of December of 


each a one- half of the minimum annual charge shall be hana and on 





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or before the 30th day of June of the following year the balance of these aoe ” 
total amount due for the year commencing on the Ist day of July of the oe | 
preceding year shall be paid. The minimum charge for any period: of less 
than one half-year shall be one-half of the minimum annual charge. 

The annual charge, or in cases where there is a minimum charge, at least 
that minimum charge, shall be paid by the occupicr whether water is or is not 
taken by him, unless he proves that the water was not available, his y 

Where a charge for filling tanks is made, that charge is to be paid for each 
‘time water is applied for and delivered for such purpose, and irrespective | 
of whether the tank is empty or partially filled at the time of the commence-. 
ment of delivery, and irrespective of the quantity of water actually delivere 1: 
Provided that in cases where the supply is by gravitation from the channels 
or drains delivery is offered of sufficient water to fill the tank to the level of 
the natural surface, or where the water-level in the channel or drain is below 
the level of natural surface at the tank, to as nearly as practicable fill the 
tank to the level of water in the channel or drain at the point of offtake ; 
and in the case of tanks filled by pumping, such pumping may be continued 
intermittently for a maximum period of one week if water is available in the 
channels or drain3, 


(Sf) Application for Water.—Each occupier guthoneed to divert water or 
obtain a supply of water from channels or drains for stock supply purposes 
shall make application not less than seven (7) days from the date when water 
is required, and the water will be supplied if deemed practicable ;: but the 
Commission shall not be bound to supply water except at such times as may 
be deemed convenient, or for more than five (5) fillings of any tank per 
annum. Except in the ease of authorised supplies from *channels or drains, 
for domestic purposes and/or for watering of home gardens, water shall not be 
diverted or taken by any occupier without the authority of the water bailiff. 

(g) Provision and Maintenance of Works,—Kach occupier authorised to 
obtain water for domestic purposes and watering of home gardens, or for 
stock supply, shall provide at his own cost all necessary structures, outlets, 
pipes, channels or other works to the satisfaction of the Commission, and 
shall continuously and effectively maintain such works to the satisfaction of 
the Commission. 

All tanks or other works provided by an occupier shall be maintained in 
good order by the occupier. 


(h) Withdrawal of Permission to Obtain Supply. —In the eyoit of an 
occupier failing to maintain the structures, pipes, channels, tanks,-or other 
works to the satisfaction of the Commission, or failing to comply with: the 
Regulations, the supply may be refused or discontinued by the Commission or 
its authorised officers until such reasonable works as the Commission or its 
authorised officers may stipulate have been carried out by the occupier, or if 
deemed advisable by the Commission the permission to obtain the SUPPLY of 
water may be withdrawn. | 


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11. Suppty or WaTER FoR INDUSTRIAL OR SPECIAL PURPOSES. 


(a) Application for Supply.—Each occupier requiring a supply of water 
for industrial or special purposes shall make application in the form of 
Schedule K, which shall be accompanied by a fee of three pounds (£3). 
Each application shall set out particulars of the land on which the supply is mas 
required, the location of the offtake or point of supply from the Commission’s 
channels, the proposed method of obtaining the supply—whether by gravi- 
tation, power pump, hand pump, windmill, or other means—the size and 
capacity of such device or work, the minimum and maximum quantities of 
water required per annum, the purpose for which such water is to be used, 
and the periods and term during which such supply is required. Notice of the 
grant and acceptance of a su pply may be in the form of Schedules H and I. 


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4 
4 
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(b) Conditions of Supply.—The Commission may stipulate such conditions 
with regard to the supply, if granted, as it may deem expedient and relating 
to uhe nature of the works, the lockiion of offtake, the minimum and 
maximum rates of delivering, the method of and provisions for measurement, 
the periods during which the supply may be taken, and the term of the 
supply, and such conditions shall be accepted by the applicant prior to any 
of the said works being carried out or provided or the water taken. 


(c) Charges for Supply.—The Commission shall determine such charges 
for the supply as it may deem fit, having regard to the quantity of water to 
be used and the purpose for which it is to be used, and may fix a minimum 
annual charge for the supply. 


The charge shall be payable half-yearly on or r before the 30th day of June 
and the 31st day of December in each year, and at least the minimum annual 
charge shall be paid whether water is or is not taken by the coro EN unless 
he proves that water was not available. 


The minimum charge for any period of less Be one: half Chee shall be ones 
half of the minimum annualcharge. oe ae 









intenance cof Werke. Bach occupier granted a supply 
bile at his. own cost provide or carry out within a stipulated time such 
/. works as the. Commission may consider necessary and stipulate for the We 
supply, and shall: continuously and effectively maintain eon works to the . 
pa tesention of the Commission. 


te ~ (e) R sfusal o of, and discontinuance of, Supply. —The (esiisastons may péiuee 
aN to deliver water or may discontinue the supply if the occupier fails to comply 
_ with the stipulated conditions, or to carry out within a stipulate] time any . FE: 
reasonable maintenance work ‘stipulated by the Commission or its authorised eee 
- officers, or r to comply with ‘the Regulations, te ae keen MP EE Th oe tk 


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ea, ae i a: 12, Pewarty FOR Breaca or Reaurarioxs, | 
Any occupier soniaiteilin a breach of these Regulations shall be liable to a 
penalty not exceeding twenty pounds (£20) or where the breach is.a continuing 
one to a penalty not exceeding five pounds (£5) for Bye. day during inch 
8 ach breach. continues. G ‘\. 


















rf cotepute A. Day al \ . 
Mig ‘Irrigation “Area, 
By hedute of Deliveries of Water. — ease 
ones Occupier of Farm No. 
‘ - deliveries of water during the year © on the 
pig shown opposite. the rotation numbers printed in black below. Further deliveries 


may be given if the Commission deems them nevessary owing to weather conditions, on 
; ae getes, AO en ee the rotation numbers printed i in red, — 


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Hig oe ee at Daiitety unless otherwise notified, 


— 


acre-feet. 





Eatin water “rights ae acre- feet: 


€! If additional water is ‘required when water to the extent of water rights has been 
Placer), application shall be made not less than fourteen (14) days before the date on 
: which the ‘first delivery of such additional water is required, 


ae 


f) Water will b delivered at the minimum rate of - eusecs. 


Maximum time of delivery during. any rotation hours. 

- Should there be any alteration in date of commencement of delivery the Water 

i phe will give forty- eight hours’ notice of such alteration. 

: ‘Rach occupier requiring water shall, five (5) days in advance of the date of commence- 

ment of delivery, make application on a white printed card provided for that purpose, 
: setting out the eso OF) waver renaires ane the desired rate of delivery. 


é : ‘Dated eS 





be OLEe Resident Commissioner. 





aa oe ee if 


y - Screpee B. reat 
Any ation for Additional Water, year 19 —19 


EAA SRO tcl ON tary ea aa 


Bisioet | i the Ueriehhons ‘aati 1912, and the Acts Eociding the same, and 
Regulations thereunder, T hereby apply for additional water to the extent of _acre- 
feet, to be delivered to land. occupied by’ me during the balance of the year, and forward 
herewith the deposit: of £K. 


5, hereby agree that. deliveries of the baditional water shall be made and taken by me 
] e Regulations, and that the balance of charge for, water delivered 
- shall be ie revels on or before the 30th we of June next. 


Satis faithfully, ‘ 








aa : ne: of Occupier.) ~ 
fe Barm Node Mae: ar Neon 
“ y Irrigation Area, ‘ 





“Ari gation Area, 


ope “rocds perches, 


\ 


. Water rights aiereb are a sored shores hc ve acre-feet . Pe Aes 
Additional water rights .., eA ey patie) ep s batty Masten s: 
patina, water applied. for Dg gael Nae gee 





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Resident then missioner. 


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eee 


. jhe terms and conditions of a uPpe communication. =e 


xm SOUTH WALES covERNMENT rarer, , No. 163. 


cs Scuepute C. | A Sue AN Sm a 
Raat ain a ‘ Agacanige for: Additional Water Rights, PEAS oye) See 


ay 3 Bt : 2 
K 5 


‘fo tlie Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission. 


Pursuant to the Irrigation Act, 1912, and the ‘Acts amending the cake gl the 


wet becomes thereunder, I hereby apply for additional water rights ae sileg, — 
‘Number of farm on which ‘the water will be used ae ; es 


: ire ‘Trrigation*area— en ys tae og chee ‘; 

<4) Area of farm—) — ~ — acres oo epeoda ve: . perches, » 

cor Abed whith ean be irrigated eres. 
Water rights which are a fixed charge— oo. geré-feet... ipernity 
Price for water rights which are a Gsed Sharges: Total £ per acre-foot. 
Date of granting of the farm— ~ Ne «alert 

. » Reason why. additional. water rights:are required-- 500, , §yu 00 

= Period during which eb mone! water rights Are, required — ae he ae years 

; commencing ay ae 


I hereby agree that, if granted, deliveries ‘of. water ander the Hdditonal water nae 
shall be made and taken by me in accordance with the Regulations which have been 
seen by me, and forward herewith the applicarion fee of £2. 

im ian - (Signature of Occupier.) 
( Witness.) “ 





SCHEDULE D. 


acted of Farm No: Be ee: SRA re CRD a 


= in) 4 


Irrigation Area. AFD ais Mia ne eee ae aca a 


You are hereby informed that following your application | of saa eae 
for additional water rights the Commission has approved of granting of 
additional water rights for a period of years commencing on the aay 
of , 19 , subject to an annual charge of £ and to your 
acceptance. 


It is to be distinctly understood that this granting shall not bind the Commission to 
grant any additional water rights for any further period ; that deliveries of water shall 
be made and taken in accordance with the Regulations, that: the charge shall be payable 
whether water is or is not taken by you unless you prove that water was not available, 
and that = granting shall lapse in the event of the land being transferred, surrendered, 
or forfeite 


- 


De ours faithfully, 


Datea — a lee aes OR ea) Resident Commissioner, 
SCHEDULE E. e 

‘T yteREBy accept ‘ eee ma additional water sd rights for a penda of 

years, commencing on the ‘day of +39! 


gubjeob to an annual charge of £ ‘ 


', and to the. Regulations, and on 
ey 
. (iSiuelorre of Coulee 
Farm No. ats ES 
Irrigation Area, 
To Resides Commissioner, . 
Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission. 


ScHEDULE -F. S Picea ae eth a: 


ir BF i 


A pplication ue Iaspection and Adj ustment of Meter and A jisend 0 f M eaaur ement. « 


I HEREBY*apply to have the meter at outlet to Farm No. (© Peete © 
Irrigation Area, inspected and adjusted, on the grounds that.” pain ; 


‘ A aN 
[Here insert particulars of complaint re meter. ] 


and J forward herewith the sum of £1, which I agree shall het porated fs the. shove ‘ 
: complaint be deemed by the Commission ‘to be trivial, 


Pag ee te aes ! ee of Occupier.) 
(Witness) 


ScHEDULE ie: 






leat-oxs Deut 
ue le eg for Water Supply for 
[Strike out ipa (a) Domestic purposes, eo 
those not (4) Domestic purposes and wets: Pe home Gorton: 
required] (c) Stock supply. Yea 


Pursuant to the Irrigation Act, 1912, and the Abts Paiseniniy the same “and the 
Regulations thereunder, I hereby apply for a supply of water for — 

and I hereby agree that, if granted, deliveries shall be batts 
and taken by me and the charges shall be payable in Bag oe with the, a ate 


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¢ 


ae Pinon method-of Sbiainita ‘the. supply— cn i i aa es 2 
Channel ¢ or drain from which supply is to be obtained — anes 
aie hs ve Location of "proposed | outlet or point of geet: 









Meal sina ae of wate rer Lo, be wis 











a per anntumn— 


h the pane foo 0 f five gt (5s. M 


3 Sia dp Wy, 





Yo ‘ara:hereby Sfciuieds that following : your eee re 
9  _, for a water supply for. : 

ee oper 
con dition 








The charges for 
er 





pm 


‘The first payment of c charges will be due on or before the : 
; Ae eh gh : if " Soe 
ie © Sie te cee ee Yours faithfully, ma 





day OB To 
‘purposes on 1 [Tn nsert Particulars of the dana]. 





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the Commission’s s channels or drains :— ~ a) er 
(a) Tanks of 1, 000 cubic yards capacity and under RAE Ae, are 





Syrah hase. 





n Cc mmission’ 8 channels or drains: 


0 cubic yards capacity : and under .. ets 
WO POL ANNUM, be ce ec daecseceteeeteneenrteses 








e ya ceeenenetertauans 
charge per annum.. 






oe “Capacity of proposed outlet or pump- eg Moe Wie é Re hy a sc 3 
~ Capacity of tanks to be filled and taeda a 
ta Pose = ip etal Ae VR REPHE re TO oe PREY Hh 


ee 


of over 1,000 cubic yards Sey, and under 5,000 


Be) at i 


Dry’ WES Block ke No.” ' 





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ck aaa Farm No. 
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Ty tea Unt aC aerde roods 








$5 eye! 


WAR 


Minimum: charge per MOT ala bas larch Bins wtes San y ed 
¢ (b) Tanks: of over 1,000 cubic at as Sugss and. under 5,008 ~ 

_eubic yards. aegtesices thES 

Minimum charge per annum... side tue na es iis a hsaeennis, vender pO 


ae sep rie yards capacity and On gte) Special charge ta be Giod't itt 


‘perches. 
EMEA NIE BAS 


CS tyh frases, Ae 

































AA, purposes, the: Crivniibeaitie 
roved of Se this + supply, subject: to your acceptance of the following: 


Resident Commissioner, 


t the conditions aaa: charges set out in cominnoaeon dated the 
, 19, as applying to the supply of water 


~ (Signat wre of Ocoupier. ) 


a ih Tauks filled from bar oe dex by atavitation; or by tlie odoupise pumping 
% from such channels or drains where no special - Work is Resensary to hold up water in 


“£2 “per ‘Gling: 
sb rs 
(©) ‘Tanks of 5,000 qubig,: yards eclty and over. Special hehe tot be fixed in 


. ‘ .@) Tanks filled from hatte or ‘draiils hs Gastatien. or ‘oe the. occupier. pumping 
Ce uc hannels or drains where special arrangements have to e ged to hold 3 


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¢ 


B. Lands Within Irrigation Areas. * 


(1) Tanks on irrigation farms filled from channels or drains on gravitation areas 


either by gravitation from such channels or drains by the occupier punt yng ahd the 
latter with water not passed through an irrigation outlet :— 


(a) Tanks of 250 cubic yards capacity and under ....... Pay eS ers per annuum. 
(b) Tanks of over 250 cubic yards capacity... i... veepeee saves LZ en 
(2) Tanks on irrigation farms fillel from channels on pumping sc1emes either by 


gravitation from such channels or by the pucup: er pumping from the latter with water 
not passed through an irrigation outlet :— 


(a) Tanks of 250 cubic yards capacity and under..... ‘integer £1 Cs. per annum, 


(b) Tanks of over 250 cubic yards capacity ..... es 8 opm Geass £3 AS 
b A oe 


(3) Tanks on dry area blocks filled from channels or drains on gravitation areas either 
by gravitation from such channels or drains or by the occupier pumping from the 
latter, with water not passed through an irrigation outlet where no special sleek nye 
have to be made to hold up water in the channels or drains ;— 


(a) Tanks of 500 cubic yards capacity and under ........ pias dete Pade DEF filling. 
Minimum charge per annumh..............0008. vehi caewlbls s einen FoR Wain Ser 
(b) Tanks of over 500 cubic yards capacity and under ] 1,000 i 
CUBIC VATASE Fo Meet seks test uae ee id ocusia ons esgic neuen ae pedeae ies) aN eae 
Minimum’ charge, por-annii0),2cecdcas ssa nve cis tssine don edasensbene) BOO 
(c) Tanks of 1,000 cubic yards apy and under 5,000 cukic 
TOPOS tetra vest a as nar eee pene ty Gf Mole Se Ree cad wee cialop aes $3 
Minimum charge per annum, ..........ccueeceeseeeneeee seuss £6 


(d) Tanks of 5,000 cubic yards capacity and over. Spec’al charges to be fixed in 
each case, B 


(4) Tanks cn dry area blocks filled from channels or drains on gravitation lands where 
special arrangements have to be made to hold up water in such channels or drains, and 
from channels or drains on pumping schemes either by gravitation from such channels 


or drains or by the occupier pumping from the latter with water not passed through an 
irrigation outlet ;— 


(a) Tanks of 500 cubic yards capacity and under. ...s...s5.ce.0es et £11 0s; per filling. 
Minimum, charge perf annumyij.,.se.sssessoevevne es Lougauarout bate cae [aoe 
(b) Tanks of over 500 cubic yards papaGity and under 1 000 
cubic yards ...... aaah sete Ms: Wirineeistee ye, Prince ei ae 
Minimum charge per annum...,....... LES OR Ra eae HER AGO ER a £6 ‘ 
(c) Tanks of 1,000 cubic yards capacity and under 5,000 cubic 
yards ..... BA Are a pL < AN Ht Weed covey tens PAR EPS ie anes £2108. ,, 
Minimum charge per annum ie... cece sens fase Save gules Bre eo 
(d) Tanks of 5,000 enbic yards Beery and over. Special eae to be fixed in 
each case, 





SCHEDULE K. 
Application for Suvoly of Wier for Industria! or other Sp2cital Purposes. 
Pursuant to the Irrigation Act, 1912, and the Acts amending the same, and the 


Regulations. thereynder, I hercby apply for a Supply of Water from the Ste ies 8 
Supply Channel, for 


Particulars of the proposal are as follows :— 
Land on whick the supply is to be used—. 
Location of offtake or point of supply— 
Method of obtaining the supply— 
Capacity of outlet or pump— 
Minimum quantity required per annum — _ * gallons, 


= Maximum 5 » ” a9 


Purpose for which water is to be used-— ; ’ 
Term for which supply is required— years. 
Mferewith is the snm of £3 in payment of application fee, 


y 


I agree that, if granted, deliveries of water will be taken in npberdance with the 
Regulations, and charges shall be payable a as set ont in the eee leneue 


(Sign thas Occupier.) 
Dated ae ES eT ¥ 


oy 


Sealed with the Seal of the Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission this 
s cond day of November, 1922, baie 


‘ 


The Common Seal of the Water Conservation 


and Irrigation Commission was hereunto] - Vikas a 
affixed by Henry Harvey Darn, a 3S a aE) 
Commissioner appointed under the Irriga- ia 
tion Act, 1912, as amended by the Irrigation : 4H H. DAL K, 
(An erdment) Act, 1916, in the presence Commi:sior er. 
of ,— es ' Be: 

H Bevan, ; A Se Saha 40 

Acting Secretary. — . ; 





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REGULATIONS... | 


‘HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, 
has been pleased to make the following Regulations in accordance with the 
provisions of the Agricultural Seeds Act, 1921 :— 


1. The seeds of the plants mentioned in Schedule A shall be deemed to be 
noxious weed seeds. 

2. The name of an agricultural seed, as indicated by the statement or label 
which, in pursuance of section four of the Agricultural Seeds Act, 1921, is 
written on or attached to the parcel containing such seed, shall be the com- 
mon name of such seed: Provided that the names of seeds of the plants whose 
botanical name is shown in Schedule B shall be indicated by the correspond- 
ing common names as set out in such Schedule. 

3. Agricultural seeds may have mixed with them not more than a total 
number of seventy-five seeds of the various classes mentioned in Schedule C 
to every ounce of agricultural seed, and not more than a total of 2 per 
centum of any other weed seeds: Provided that any agricultural seed men- 
tioned in Schedule D may, in addition to the above, have mixed with it 
weed seeds of the variety or varieties set out opposite such agricultural 
seed in such Schedule, and in a percentage not greater than that specified 
therein. 

4. The proportion of impurities peentted with agricultural seeds, and 
the minimum percentage of germination, shall be as indicated in Schedule E. 

5. Lucerne seed other than that grown in Australia shall, before being 
sold, be treated in the manner following :—Not less than 5 per cent. of such 
seed shall be stained by immersion ins an aqueous solution of safranin made 
by the addition of not less than 1 ounce of safranin to 7 gallons of 
water, and such stained seed shall thereafter be thoroughly mixed with the 
unstained portion of the seed: Provided that such treatment shall not be 
necessary if such seed has been treated in accordance with the Regulations 
made under the Quarantine Act, 1908-1920. 

6. The label attached to the parts of a sample taken by an Inspector or 
person authorised by the Minister shall contain the following particulars :— 


(a) Name of seed. 

(6) Distinguishing trade-mark, if any. 

(c) Name of vendor. : 

(d) Date on which sample is taken. 

(e) Signature of person taking the sample. 


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; SCHEDULE A. 
Ambrosia spp. 
' Argemone mexicana L. (Mexican Poppy). Yi 
f Asperula azurea Jaub. and Spach. 
Carthamus spp. 
Centaurea spp. (itustles) 
Cnicus spp. 
Cuscuta spp. (Dodder). 
Cucumis myriocarpus Naud. (Wild Melony: : ‘ 
Echium plantagineum L. (Paterson’s Curse, Blueweed). 
Gilia squarrosa Hook. and Arn. (Californian Stinkweed, Digger's Weed, 
or Sheep’s Weed). 
Guizotia abyssinica Cass. 
Hiupericum perforatum L. (St. John’s Wort). 
Inula graveolens Desf. (Stinkwort). 
M Lapsana communis lL. {Nipple Wort). 
i Melilotus indica. All. (Hexham Scent). 
- Onopordon spp. 
Opuntia spp. 
Salsola kali-tragus (L.) Moq. (Russian Thistle). 
Sonchus arvensis L. (Perennial Sow Thistle). 
Tussilago farfara L. (Coltsfoot). 








: Pench: SCHEDULE “B.” 
. 3 Common Name. Botanical Name. 
£. - ; 
: * Red. Top grass ........ Bie ae eee Seta A IPOStis GLOOM: 
A : Creeping Bent grass ....... ahs Pon whaler Sylar 8 - Agrostis stolonifera. 
> ; Rhode Island Bent grass'..... cvsseees. Agrostis vulgaris. : 
hy thee Meadow Foxtail grass ......+.-s-s00. - Alopecurus pratensis, 
et ae Queensland Blue grass ...... Bre siuuireuse le Andropogon sericeus. 
Po eee Sweet-scented Vernal grasS ........... Anthowanthum odoratum. 
ae : Tall Oat grass ... 6.0. HATE KoA Re Cee Avena elatior. 
paid LS ae, Curly Mitchell grass ...... SC ee we 8 Astrebla triticoides. 
Bull Mitchell grass ........- Fatale es RUE oie Astrebla pectinata, 
‘ Hoop Mitchell grass ........ Rv adigalare's Astrebla elymoides. 
: e" HuncArigi Brome STass a8. 4 ne ele swes Bromus inermis. 
eT AAT era ater. ere! EC), Saha alls a palete br amee .. Bromus wrioloides. p 
7 Couch, Doub, or Bermuda grass ....... Cynodon dactyton. ; : 
‘ Crested Dogstail grass .......eee. wees Cunosurus cristatus. 
EU DOCS BE Sar itale ts d's ssc) 2, Gye lal gama ie Be Chloris gayana. 
xi AEOCK STOOL SY easy airy wishes sis ol sere seumene ous Dactylis glomerata. 
Wallaby or White Top grass ....:....- Danthonia spp. 
Giant. Fescue grass ......-.. i UAW a tel « Festuca arundinacea, 
EOE: WOSCUCL Sidisse es boy acidic ls. «dianalere mise Festuca elatior. 
‘ Hard Fescue and Chewing’ sFescue grass Festuca duriuscula, 
ie No. 163, 24 Novemeer, 1922.—2. 















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6210 - NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 163, — [24 Nov., 1922. 
: ; SCHEDULE “B”’—continued. ; 
Commo 1 Name, Botanic al Name. 7 
Sheep’s Fescue grass ....-+...++-+.0+++ Festuea ovina, es . 
Red Fescue grass ........-. dijelseds seems: ACSEMCE TODA 75452 J3 
Meadow Fescue grass ..2.-....,.%. sees = Lestuca pratensis, 
Plian“IVveerass (isl. o2 eee OU Ge » Lolium italicun, 
Perennial Rye @rass>.. 6... Sees one vie wh LOMWIM DETennne, $ 
Western-wolth’s: Rye grass ......05... -» Lolium western-woldicum, 
Wimmera Rye grass 3. ..... pria elelate tare Re Loliw m subulatum. : se 
PUSPATI PrASSPMe AR Lis seve eielee aiots Paspatum dilatatum., ; 
Wood iMeadowgrass’ Ss.05 08s 20020455 »  Podnemoralis. 
‘Canadian Blue grass ........ eal isiehelfcacelA s-OG 00D TESSUx : 
Kentucky Blue grass ..........-.- wees Pod pratensise 
Rough-stalked Meadow grass ...... seco LPOMLTIVIAS. 
Toowoomba, Canary grass ..... Disterg the lans it LOCULR US: ODL OOSG. 
Canary grass 37k pe Get RAS ENA i Phalaris canariensis. 
Pimothy grass 6h... BSE ee Raa ies oho, | LGU TALES e, 


SURGE FTA Sai SS sta cael fais Gg dass accu eer ante Andropogon sorghum var, sudanensia, 
JOBNSOWASLASS - Pau sie soe aoe elee eee se amen. ARATOPOGO" RalEDeIS Gs” é 
Natal Red VPOp Zrassi.s ies sabe sa be 8 LLCNOLOCNE POSE. 


ISHS CLOWEL Mob tone cis). oi sities turd ceseeeee§ Lrifolium hybridum. 
Ctimson'clover oo... ee eee) Trifolitim incarnatiun. 
Heyptian Clover. fo see ae aN viens ... Trifolium alexandrinum. 
Reqgeelover yea ee a Atay sean panes ne ban Trifolium Sana 
Perennial: Red Clover vaisgiaieelets s64 sie Sal 
Cow: GrassisClover.2.5.... Peis a ciple a 'rifolium pr atense var, per enne, 
; Chiltan clover=::.... Bis VER Pie oy Sie aie ie ishoNe te 
Shearnian’s Clover (2 /e9 esses essa ee & Trifolium fragifer um var, 
Siuawbeury (Clover ® oo So eke ce Ee seeae)§6Pvifolium fragiferum. =? 
Subterranean clover ......-....6+--2+0% Trifolium subterraneum, 
Wihite-Glover 2.422.522 eaee oils c Bla eiertia euuhih KEP OLOUNED CMGI Sag 
BANG MCTOV ET 4. 5 acsieqiele oils me)nin Geral esaisiote 6 . Trifolium repens var. 
Japanese COVER 5.5. coh se cee s oom woes... Lespedeca striata, 


Bokhara or Sweet clover betwee Jae etell MMelnerus arog: 
Botton cloverins 4 wile Soids ce. dh, i Medteago orbicularis, 


English Trefoil ..0.... ASU SRN 8 sees > Medicago lupulina. ° 

BULPL GIO Veter. Sire hens ieelnaenwctae » WMedicano. denticwlata. z 
Sat CLOVER Lis cs 2s i ctl Skies ce aden s oe. oI COLCAGO SCiUceLlar a. 

Birdstoor recoil seus fale: ese Cee eve LOTUS COFMCULALUS.: 


Greater Birdsfoot Trefoil ............. Lotus major. 

Boyd's! GLOVED vaio cls cath 6 ale wt's din ote nie wa 6 NORMS [OLS DI I Ss 
Narrow-leafed Lotus LSeGWAE ec cis pic wlan GL IOGUS GNOUSTES SUNLUS, 
Suckling clover 2.0... .eee lees sntvete .. 1rifouum Cipla. ~ 


SCHEDULE ©, 
Weed Seeds. | eae 


Acaena ovina Cunn. (Sheep’s Burr). 

Amaranthus retroflerus Li. (Pigweed, Redroot). 

Amaranthus albus L. (Common Tumbleweed). 

Amsineckia angustifolia Lohm. (Narrowed oe Foes pen 

Anagallis arvensis lL. (Pimpernel). : 
Anthenvis arvensis L. (Corn Chamomile). 5 
Anthemis Cotula L. (Stinking Mayweed or Fetid Chamomile). Fite Me 
Asphodelus fistulosus L. (Asphodel or ‘Onion betas ase | 
Brassica spp. 4 
Camelina sativa Cy mle (False Fl: ix). 

Chondrilla juncea L. Chon. 

Carex spp. 

Convolvulus spp. ; : 
Crotalaria sagittalis Il. (Rattle Box). 

Datura stramonium L. (Thorn Apple). 

Diodia teres Walt. (Button Weed). 

Dipsacus sylvestris L. (Wild Teazel). 

Echium vulgare Li. (Blue Weed). 

Hichhornia speciosa Wwunth. (Water vant 
Liner australis Steinh. (Spiny Emex). ue 
Hrechtites valerianefolia D.C. (epagiian Fire Weed). Bion 
Hruca sativa Mill (Rocket). ie . 
Erysimum repandum I. (Treacle Mustard). Hii eri 
Foniculum vulgare Mill (Fennel). 

Galium aparine L. (Cleavers or Goose Grass). LY sate I 
Hedypnois cretica Wild. (Hawkbit or Cretica). ribs 9.2, bee 
Hlelenium autumnate L. (Sneeze Weed). jes 

s Homeria collina Vent. var, miniata. Sweet. (Cape piece 

Hypericum Androsemum A: (The Tutsan). aN fe 
Iva axillaris Pursh. (Poverty Weed). Nie ta 
Iva xanthifotia: Nutt. ey cieae Hilder, False Sunflower). 

Jatropha spp. i 

Lantana spp. 

Lactuew spp. 

Lappula spp. 

‘Lithospermum arvense Ll. (Corn Gromwell, Tron Weed). 

Leontodon hirtus Li. (Hairy Thrincia). ; é 

, Linum spp. 

Lolium temulentum WL. (Drake or Darnel). 

Lychnis Flos-cuculi Ti. (Ragged Robin). 
-Lychnis Githago Scop. (Purple Corn Cockle). 

Madia sativa Mol. (Pitch Weed). 

Marrubium vulgare L. Hone ri Manee 

Matricaria spp. 

Nicotiana glauca pot one (Wild Pobacco Plant or Tree Tobacco), 


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x Romulea spp. a ath 

vee Rumet' spp. 

Salvia sylvestris L. (wha Sage). 

Scirpus spp. 

Aa aoe Senecio spp. 

be Sherardia arvensis L, (Field Mader). 

Seah Si Sperguta | SUSE Ca Na 

is STE NE ae Sisymbrium SDP. Bey * 

eat pie j Solanum Spp. 

eas jee : Stachys arvensis Th Sie Weed). 

Pps ie Sead “Thlaspi arvense Li, jn 

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- eo Cauliflower. rie eg ee Bey <a vecn Ma ey 
Sr Carr eiye ic AG ice Qebih ame aoa oe tee 

Mae «Fa i gS at: foe SRO CSRS TEAL tes Ae Sree PhP oes 

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Clovers, medics, ke, t= | 
| Lespedeza, striata (Japanese Clover) . 
— Lotus angustissinus (Lotus —Narrow leafed) 
Lotus corniculatus (Bi rdsfoot Trefoil) ay 
Lotus hispidus (Boyd’s Clover) .. 
Lotus major (Greater Birdsfoot Trefoil) 

M edicago denticulata (Burr Clover) aaa 
Medicago lupulina ( unglish Trefoil) 4 ey 
Medicago orbicularis | (Button Clover) Tae 

Bi pi) # eckicayo scutellata (Snail Clover) igh 
; Mt elilotus alba (Bokhara or Swe et Clover) 
Trifolium alexandrinwm (Egypti ian. Clover) 
Us ae a Sragiferum (Strawberry Clover) 
Trifolium hybridum (Alsike Clo Penh Mor. 
nS a incarnatam (Crimsot : Clover) 
Trifolium pratense (Red Clover) 











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Italian Rye grass 
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Red Clover 
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Perennial Rye gree 
Italian Rye grass 
Perennial Rye grass 


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4 Rhus radicans ae (Poison Ivy, Fee eae or Polson y ine). 


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[Maximum percentage Minimmnspercentzec 
Agricultural Seeds. priate ean of ni : 
permitted. germination. 
Grasses :— 
Agrostis spp. (Red Top, Bent, Rhode he tone: paleak 
Bent, Fiorin) ... 4. 50 
Alopecurus pratensis (Meadow Foxtail)... 4 50. \ 
Andropogon sorghum var. sudanensis (Sudan 1 65 
grass) .., ab liar bea Pacis 20v i 
Andropogon sericeus ‘(Queensland ‘plue)... EB 1 35 
Anthoxanthum odoratum (Sweet scented Vernal) 4 45 . 
Avena elatior (Tall Oat)... Ye, + 45 
Bromus inermis (Hungarian Brome) 4 55 
Bromus unioloides (Prairie) ine ats Be 4 65 
Cynodon dactylon (Couch)... i a 4 20 
‘Cynosurus cristatus (Crested Dogstail) Va 4 50 
Chloris gayana (Rhodes) ... as * ne 14 30 - 
Dactylis glomerata (Cocksfoot)  ... Rees 1 50 
Danthonia spp. (Wallaby or White Top) 1 35 
Festuca arundinacea (Giant Fescue) ; af 55 
Festuca duriuscula (Hard Fescue, Chewing’s 8 1 45 24 
Fescue) .. cee ou. st i 
Festuca elatior (Tall. Fescue) es aes Ht 1 55 \ 
Festuca ovina (Sheep’s Fescue) ... tin ees 1 45 
Festuca pratensis (Meadow Fescue) ... 1 50 
Festuca rubra (Red Fescue) AU 45, 
Lolium italicum (Ltalian rye) 1 65 4 ‘ 
LL. perenne (Perennial rye) 1 65 
L, subulatum (Wimmera Rye) . ree 1 65 
LL, western-woldicum (Western Wolth’s Rye) . 1 65 é 2p 
Paspalum dilatatum (Paspalum)... 4 1% 35 7 
Phalaris bulbosa (Toowoomba Canary erass) ane 1 55 | ye 
P. canariensis (Canary grass) t 60 4 
. Phleum pratense (Timothy) ds ” ue % 60 7 
/ Poa nemoralis (Wood Meadow grass) ... ay 1 35 
Poa pratensis (Kentucky Blue) ... 3 pe 1 , 40- 
Poa trinalis (Rough-stalked meadow grass) 1 40 
Tricholoena rosea rea Red ie Lie 45 
Hemp Sa bee 4 65 
Kale vee Pes 4 3 60 
Kohl Rabi... 3 60 
Lentils ee J 4 75 
Lettuce ais y i 1 65 
Linseed... a ee 1 65 
Lucerne ; ai 75 as 
Maize ° 1 80 “ayy 
Mangel (balls) age Pa 80 | 
* (sprouts) ‘ 
Marjoram ... 4 40 & 
Marrow vA 4 7 
Millet (Broom) ... 4, 65 
Do (Common) a bel 3 65. 
Do (Hungariau) a ae ot ‘4 60 
Do (Japanese) aes are ahe 4 6h - 
Do (Manchurian) : 4 60 
Do (Pearl) - Bese 45 
- Do (Red) aes ae i t 50 
Mustard (Black) . a : 4 70 
Do (White)... 4 tle Be 70 
Oats 9 oY Me Si a 4 80 
Onion : a : 4 50 
: pi Palm Kentia ue My sab hes 65 
Parsley ; ; 4 45 
Parsnip af ; ie 4 50 
Peanuts us ai i . 1 60 
Peas is b J eh Nee 80 
Pumpkins ... 5 ; $ 75 
Radish © ..¢ Raa 5 4 5 
Rape inf : ee 70 
‘Rhubarb AY 4 50 
Rice K ‘ ; = ‘R 4; 70 © 
Ra Rock Melon Lae ; 4 70 
t ‘ ‘Rye... bis ee Sees 3 80 
Sage _.., iy ae i noe : 40 
Sainfoin ... me 3 4 ~ 60 
Sheep’s Burnet s 4 60 
Sorghums (Saccharine) . ‘ $ 65 
Do (Grain) Pea lay it a Pa. 60 
Spinacli. "ais \ sin. ae a a 4 45 
Squash abt 70 
Sunflower ... aa ae 65 
Swede Turnip... +h Mp BY He a 65 
Tares or Vetches... uel Ma an 4 er ia 60 
Teosinte ais eb aS 50 
Thyme. ... ‘e Hee nee 4 35 
Tobacco... aie Spal Eseahe 4 50 
Tomato... “ee ane 4 60 
Turnip ff mY ee nee 65 
Vetch (Kidney) ike Mat ee : “4 OH 35) 
Water Melon _... iy ve se ah +S Noe 4 65 
Wheat oi 0 ye eM tale Bella Ue. cas eee | 








[6294] Tem ate FRANK A, CHAFFEY 





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. Bere. ; Department of Education, é 
be ‘Sydney, 20th November, 1922. 


"ARCHITECTS ACT, No. 8, 1921—REGULATIONS. 


THE following Regulations made by the Board of Architects of New South 
-- Wales, under the provisions of the Architects Act, No. 8, 1921, have been 





approved by His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive ; 
Council, and are published in accordance with the requirements of that Act, " 
They will come into force as from 24th’ November, 1922. v ca 


- ALBERT BRUNTNELL, 
' We SN Minister of Public Instruction. 


NEW SOUTH WALES. 
< i REGULATIONS. 
Architects Act, No. 8, 1921. 
~ Definitions. 
1 In these Regulations unless the. context otherwise requires— 


“The Act ” means the Architects Act, 1921. 
“ Architect’ means a person registered as-an architect in accordance 
with the Act. 
‘Architect? ort Architecture ” does not include naval archivect or 
naval architecture. 
ie “ Board ” means the Board of Architects: of BoA South Wales 
; ‘established by the Act. j 
“ Member ” means member of the Board. 
< Minister ” means Minister of the Crown entrusted with the adminis- 
tration of the Act. 
“ Person ” includes corporation, company, society, association, and firm. 
“ Practise ” and similar expressions, in relation to architecture, refer to 
say practising architecture as a principal for fee or reward, or as an 
aa ‘officer of the Public Service of N.S.W. or of the Gommaonweatth ; ; 
or as an employee of any statutory ay non y constituted for popes 
Durposes. 
“ Registrar ” means Registrar of the Board. Syn 


e 


The Board of Architects and its Meetings. 


2. The Board shall meet at least once a month at such time and place as 
the Board may appoint. Three clear days’ notice of the time and place of 
such meetings, and the business to be transacted eercet shall be given by the ’ 
Registrar to each member. . 
3. An ordinary meeting of the Board to deal with applications for registra- i 
tion and other business shall be held on. the fourth Monday in each month. “ae 
4. A Special Meeting of the Board may be summoned on the requisition doy 
of the President or any four members. Such meeting shall be held within - 
seven days of the receipt of such requisition by the Registrar. 
5. The President shall be the Chairman at each meeting of the Board: 
_ Provided that if at the time appointed for holding a meeting the President 
_. shall be absent, the members present may appoint one of themselves to 
preside as Chairman at such meeting until the President shall be present. 
6. At all meetings four members in addition to the Chairman shall form a 
- quorum. 
WTF at the expiration of fifteen minutes after the hour appointed for any 
meeting there be not a quorum present, the meeting of the Board and all 
business shall stand adjourned to the next meeting. 
- 8. The Board may from time to time appoint, for any special purpose, from 
amongst themselves, a committee of not less than three, two to form a 
quorum; and may by resolution at any time dissolve any committee so. 
~ .. appointed. The President for the time being shall be ex officio a member of 
every committee, and if present shall preside. 
- 9, At all meetings of the Board or of a committee, the President or Chair- 
man shall, in the-case of an equality of votes, have a casting as well as an 
original vote. Votes shall be given personally and not by proxy. 
ON ok eae 10. The arrangement of the order of business for each ordinary rabies re 
ae shall be as follows:— ~ Ait 
T4 > - Reading of the minutes ye previous meetings. 
Pita yee "SS Confirmation or otherwise of same. 
Business arising from the minutes. 
Reading of correspondence and reports of committees. 
Letters and business arising therefrom, 
Registration of architects. Peta Be A a 
Notices of motion. — ; Gen / 
General business, including postponed ‘and adjourned matters. 
and other business that ee be peuerly brought before the Board. 








et ee 


bi 


; (1) Design. 





Arb grind Demte 


U1. Notice bf all motions or. ere ee taranded: ear she. proposed at, any Pt 


ordinary meeting shall be given to the Registrar in writing at a previous 


meeting, and such notice, when so given, shall be embodied in the papiness 


‘paper to be forwarded to.each member. 


12, All motions shall be seconded before being facie 
48. The President or Chairman may, or at the request of two members of 
the Boatd shall, put the question before the meeting to the vote without 
fiirther discussion. She S ee ce fa 
The Registrar. - a cai ‘ieee. ALS 


14. The Registrar shall act dls registrar and secretary. pits Huan | eiogete 
and keep the register, declarations, and other forms and documents pre-— 
seribéd by the Act, and brin@ before the Board all matters and things 
necessary to enable the Board to carry out the provisions of the Act. He 
shall summon all meetings of the Board, and committees, and attend thereat, 
prepare the business-paper for each meeting of the Board, and take and 
record the minutes of proceedings at the same; conduct all Gorvespondonney, 
and keep a correct record in the proper books he all accounts, receipts, pay- 
ments, vouchers, reports, documents, papers, and proceedings in connection 
with the Board’s business, or as the Board may direct, and generally do all 
the clerical work of the Board, and sppervise ; all, examinations, business, and 
affairs under the Board’s direction. He shall refer any bustiéss requiring 
attention between the various meetings to the President,. and be responsible - 
for the safe custody of all receipts, papers, cheques, books, documents, ‘and 
property belonging to the Board which shall be under his; charge, and he 
shall at all ig make the same available for inspection by the Board ¢ or any 
member thereof. He shall prepare the annual statement of receipts and 
expenditure ee the Board made up to. the thirtieth day of June for the 
Auditor-General. 

15 ». All communications fot the Board shall he adehboused to the Resiethar. 


Registration of Architects. i 
Ae The form ot app hcaiion. for registration as an architect is set out in 


De ete SF 


t 


Beg, We forms se onincate, required. to be tidhtaheg with; applications 


for registration as an architect ate set out, in Schedule Cc to these regula- - 


tions. 
18. The pesistratiod fee anatt be £3 3s. as andl the site rol fee £2 Dia aes 1 
19. Application to the Board, for registration as an architect shall be made 
or. the prescribed form, accompanied os 


(a) The Certficate o? Cettificates sét out in Reedilation 20, 
(b) The prescribed registration. fee. 


(c) The degree, diploma, certificate, or. Jicense of competency: Git any) — 


upon which the application for registration is based, yore 
90. The Certificate or Certificates _accompanying an application shalt be 
as follow :— 
(a) Applications aiden. Aechion 2B (), paragraph (e), fiat clause, 


} Certificates B and O.. ne bP ea Ae AE lg oP 
(b) Applications under section 13 (1), paragyaph (e), second clause, 


Certificate A. % 
(0) Ao Fe under section 13 (), paragraph ; Certificates B 
and 
(da) Applications under section 3 (dy: all other paragraphs, Certificate 
1. In every application, for rabeaisa tion as an. afohitect. the Boand may 
require further proof in. the following way in support of the requirements 
of the said Sections, and i in order to ey the Board. as to the bone fides 
of such application, ViZv— ay 
(a) Such other evidence es sworn aeidarit or evidence on oath: as the 
Beard may deem necessary. in support of the application, or of any 
“statement made by the applicant, or of any facts the Boatd may 
_ deem necessary to be established in connéction with the application. 
(b) Applicants availing. themselves of section 13) subsection: Nes maly — 
be required to produce their discharge for inspection, by the Board. 
(c) Articled pupils or assistants to a practising architect 
under paragraph (e). of. section 13 of the. Act, may be required | to 
odie articles, or indentures of apprenticeship duly signed and 
discharged by their MlaRhers, or documentary evidence satisfactory 
to the Board. 
22. The subjects of the Presenbed examination shal] be 





4 (2) Construction. 
(3) Building materials. 
(4) Hyena ; 
(5) General, History of Architecture, 
(6) Practise of Architecture. 
All the foregoing subjects shall be taken at one examination. 
The fee for this examination shall be £10 10s, 


be we Ee 2s \,\ See at of Oa SL aS 





ipplyine: : 











a Bs 4 A candidate. who Fite in Sage more than two. Enbjects shall be entitled to 
fatak ACN sit again at the next examination on. payment. of a fee of £5 5s. A candidate OS 
es ae who fails i in not more than. one subject may, sit again at the next Exar iBaLhon 
Sg SS) payment of a fee of £8 3s. 


ead > ete The following ‘rules shall apply to examinations under the foregoing My . 
eee regulations Taal ‘ ' : 


rays Ha8 ser hy: of 
PSs _(@) Provided 4 ia there be at, least one. candidate, an examination shall 
ies ar * take place eachiyear. during December, or at some other time deter- 
Ate 3 nh mined by, the Board, Py ewe ae f aA 
(b) No. candidate. will be alioced to sit for an examination without, ; ae 
_.» first haying paid all feesial 4) * A 
aa i (¢) If a candidate shall sit for and fail to pass an examination ie foe 
ee ake _,, Shall not be refunded. 
ee (d) A candidate, must gain at least 50 per cent. of the maximum number 
» of) marks for a pass in each subject. ae 
te} Every candidate shall, at least thirty days prcviols to the Bo dae 
fixed for an examination, give the Registrar. written notice of his 
an intention to present himself at such examination. 
ae ane.) The. Board’s decision | as to the result of an examination shall be 
ae, . eae Cate - final. 

24. The Board ‘may. appoint suitable persons , as examiners to. examine 
applicants for registration under the direct supervision of the Board and its 
officers. ; 

The fees payable to such examiners shall be according to the following 
scale: — 





¥ 
+p 
& 
a er, 


Vt 


= Kot written. graphic examinations, for setting questions on any 

ae subject. including marking the papers, £5, OS. 4 : 

For eondueting oral er practical examinations for each sitting of four 
hours or part thereof, £3 38. 





“Members of the Board are eligible for appointment as examiners without 
fee, 


ae eae “a 25. The. eas ntl or license of competency Rereeribed under sub- 
; section (a) (dD). ot section, 13, shall be— ; 


eo peta (a) Bachelor of Arch itectute, inverse, of Sadie 


PY ee a . (b), Diploma in Architecture, Sydney Technical C ollege. 
Wage ees 26. ‘The; degree, diploma, or license, of competency aon ed by the Board 
Saar . under subsection ‘W) (ec). and (d). shall be— 
7) rg aS 4 ~ 
ee r (i) The. Diploma of Associateship of the Hieat Institute of British 
mae es: , Architects ; ee 
vie ten (ii) The. Degree, Diploma, or ees of Competency of a University, 


Institute, College, School, or Public Institution approved by the 
Board. as equivalent to the Diploma of Associateship of the Royal 
2% Institute of British Architects. 


97. The registration bertificate NG the Beard’ is 5 set out in Schedule, x of 
these. Regulations, ahd will be. the: only document granted by the’ Board to 
successful, applicants for registration, and will remain the property, of the 

Beard. Be the event of an architect Bethel deregiistered from any: cause, the 
certificate. must be returned to the Board. Every architect registered by 
examination or otherwise must hold the registration certificate of the Board. 


128, During the month of October in each year every registered architect, 
shall file, with the: Registrar a memorandum under his hand setting out any 
change, in his address. ; 


29. ‘The: ees: shall have Bids euatode of the Real which shall be 
“deposited i in the office of the Board. " 


‘BO. The Seal. of the Board shall be Atized by the Registrar only at a 
meeting of the Board. 


Proceedings by or Feige ihe pee under sections 16, 17, and 22 of the Act. 


31. (a) Where any person applies to the Board to refuse to register as 
an architect, or to remove from the register a person for any of the matters 
‘stated in. sections | of the said. Act, such first-mentioned person (hereinafter 
called . “the: complainant 4 shall lodge with the Registrar a concise. state- 
ment. in writing of the alleged facts complained of, which statement shall 
conclude with a: prayer requesting the Board “to refuse to register as an 
architect or to remove from the register, as the case may be, the said person 
(hereinafter ealled “the person charged ”).. 

(db) The said statement in writing is hereinafter called the “ ecom- 
plait. ee NEAT 

32.: On Peis or fia aonipieine the Registrar all convene a special 
meeting. of the Board for the purposé of iakiae due inquiry, sitting as an 

open court for the purpose of investigating the matter of the complaint, 
and of calling upon the person charged to explain the objection raised against 
= him, and of aifording him an opportunity of defence. . : 





1) Sa ak Ne i ee 


ie) Vis eae! Fats hace 5 fe rk IS 2 eS A co 






e216 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 163. ee nen ‘os, 





33. Such meeting of the Bare shall be held at the office of the Board or 
at any other place appointed by the Board, situate within a radius of 5 miles 
of the General Post Office, Sydney, and shall be convened for a date not 
later than twenty-eight days after the receipt of the complaint by. the 
Registrar. 

34, At least seven clear days’ notice specifying the place, day, and hour 
of meeting shall be given to members of the Board, ‘and jto the person 
charged, and to the complainant by the Registrar by notice sent by post or 
personally served. In every case a copy of the complaint shall be sent er 
served with the notice of the meeting. The notice sent to or served upon 
the person charged shall state that if the said person neglect to appear at 
the said meeting he will be subject to such order as the et may spins 
fit to make in his absence. 


35. It shall not be necessary to give any such notice to any member ‘of 
the Board who is not within the State of New South Wales, and the acci- 
dental omission to give any such notice to any of the members of the Board 
shall not invalidate any of the proceedings of the meeting. 


36. Any notice sent by post shall be deemed.to have been served on the 
day following that on which the envelope or wrapper containing the same 
is posted: Provided that where the person charged is not served personally 
with the said notice and a copy of the complaint, the method of serving the 
same shall be by posting the same in a prepaid registered and duly addressed 
closed envelope. 


37. Any five members of the Board duly assembled at any such meeting 
shall form a quorum. 


38. The Board may, for the purposes of such meeting, employ shorthand- 
writers or other clerks for the purpose of taking down and transcribing the 
evidence given before the Board, and such legal or other assessor or assistants 
as the Board may think necessary or proper. 


39. The President or Chairman shall duly administer an oath to any 
shorthand-writer or other clerk employed for the purpose of taking down 
or transcribing the evidence given at the meeting. It shall not be necessary 
for the witnesses to sign notes of their evidence. The notes of such short- 
hand-writer or clerk, or where such shorthand-writer or clerk is not employed, 
the notes of the President, Chairman, or Registrar shall, for all the purposes 
of the regulations, be prima facie proof of the evidence of the witnesses. ° 





40. The procedure adopted at such meeting shall, with such variation as 
in the opinion of the Board may be expedient, be as follows:—The President 
or Chairman shall declare the purpose for which the meeting has been > 
convened, The Registrar shall then, by name, call the complainant and the 
person charged, respectively. The practice, as regards the addresses by the * 4 
parties, or on their behalf, and the examination of witnesses, shall, subject ! 
to the exceptions in these regulations stated, be that obtaining for the time | 
being in the Supreme Court in this State when sitting at Nisi Prins. The i z 
complainant shall in every case have the right of reply. G q 

b 





41. The oaths administered to the shorthand-writers od clerks and persons 
examined for the purposes of the Act shall be in every case administered 
by the President or Chairman, and shall be in the forms commonly used in 
the Supreme Court in this State, with such variations as the Board may it 
consider expedient. r 


42, The Board may, if it consider it expedient or in thie Pye of 
Justice so to do, disregard the rules of law or evidence as obtaining in courts 
ot law. The Board, or any member thereof, may in any case ask such 


questions of any witness appearing before it as may in the opinion of the 
Board be pertinent. 


43. Either party may, on application to the Board, obtain from day to 
day, or as‘and when. convenient, copies of the notes of the evidence and of 
the judgment upon such terms as to payment and otherwise as the Board 


may determine. For the purposes of the appeal hereinafter mentioned the 
appellant shall have the same right. 


44, No error, or mistake, or deviation, whether aden or biiek vide, A 
from the rules of procédure herein stated, or other irregularity or formal, 
defect, shall void or invalidate any of the proceedings of the Board unless 
some ‘Suiboramteat injustice to the person charged shall have been caused 
vesbae j 

45. The judgment of the Board shall in every case be euahe into. writing 
and signed by the President or Chairman, and countersigned by the Regis- 
trar, and shall be pronounced at the meeting, or at any adjournment thereof, 
as in open court, by the President or Chairman. Dissenting judgments shall 
not be pronounced. 

46. The Registrar shall cause to. be preserv aa a full and BurRnat record of 
every such meeting, together with all material documents other than such 
exhibits (if any) as have, by the direction of Boa been returned to the s 
person or party producing the same, _ 



































) In any or in hick the Te aa of any person to re registered 

are an architect i is refused by the Board upon any ground other than 

one the ground | that he has not Bae) the prescribed examination 
Fete  Gseetion | 16 of the said Act) ; Paks 


(2) where the Board proposes to remove from the. Reg ae the name 


‘ i vAN@Or 3 any person (section 17 of the said Act) ; 
ze oe 4 3 
io (8) ‘where. any person summoned to attend before the peal to the 


‘purpose of being examined with respect to any matter within the 
oy Se snesssiction of the Board 80 aires cae 22 of said Act). 


+ We 
ww fa = 












: vei) Bi, Ce 3 oe " Sommounn rm 
che “BOARD OF ARCHITHCTS OF NEW sovrH WALHS, 


B05 y f , es f 


Pee nani unsn | CERTIFICATE, 

eine tis ato ae ‘No. 

_ THs 2ES Ko° erhity: eae in ecorances with the provisions of the edautinents ; AW: 
_ providing for the registration of legally qualified Architects within this State, Ms 


the fesecd a Dylan of anew. South Wales has examined the qualifications 
Kohan * ; who is hereby, declared to be a 








ae Eee President. 
tS : 
Registrar. 





: > Somepunae B ‘TO Regvrarions. 


NEW SOUTH WALES BOARD OF ARCHITECTS, 
Architects Act, No. 8 of q021, 


APPLICATION FOR REGISTRATION AS AN ARCHITECT. j. 
ee _ (Section 14.) 

























dk Bee Ff 
“ Applicants S name in fun 











hy tae ee a Visiiicaiee should furnish only. Wee particulars as are required according te : + gy mi 
een, “the Partere Dy JOF: section oa (1). under which application is jade. SiN eave bys: 









STATEMENT US a . pale Ae a ce 
ao “ (ertipente A must also be. furnished: Nis 


; To ‘be Uased’ only by persons applying: as having been practising architects in 
aoa South Wales prior to Ist NOW SIND EN, et Section ae subsection (1), 
| ater CO a Re : 






1, Had. Bout pri or to Is fovenien! 4921, 
practised as ree 1 arebitect in New South] 
Wye Be NVATOSS either: as | a principal or as an 
| officer of the Public Service of New 
! Sout Wales or of. the Commonwealth, 
or as. an employee of any statutory 
Kee _anethoeity constituted for pobhia: Lae 


jhe 




































































Re ey hoa Now SOUTH WALES: 5 GOVERNAEENT 


- EES 


eA. 7 (Certificates B anit 0° must eso be e Jurnis ea). tet . 3 


To. Sy used only ‘by: persons applying” as. having, been | articled pupils ov 
assistants to a practising architect in-Nev , South Wales prior to the sofnnence: 
ment of the Act, section 13, subsection | (1), Derastt BDA ate 4 








6. Had you prior to Ist August, 1922, 
completed five years as, an articled 
pupil or assistant to a practising archi- 
tect or architects in New. South 
Wales? (Including, if a British sub- 
ject, any ‘absences on active military or 

aia naval service, ) 

(See Question 1 of Statement No; Ay 


for definition of a practising archi- 
tp Legg aes i 


Rand 









. Is any such, absence on active BPEMCOT 
included ? punts period: 


STATEMENT GING.# B. Tages i i ce ee a otal es 


wt 





Ris is . (Certificate B must also be furnished.) . ye aT Pe St 

To be used only by persons applying as holders of prescribed degrees from 

University of Sydney or Sydney Technic al College. Section 13, subsection . 5 
\ 

paragraph sen 


7 
& + 














5. State which of t the following you hold — 


(a) Bachelor of Architecture, Uni 
versity of Sydney... .: 
(0) Diploma in Architecture, sydney 











x s 
, Technical College, 
. ; (Which accompanies this application. ) ce 
STATEMENT Nos GS aes aie yak 


(Certificate B must also be furnished.) 


; Re, HM 
ik z 


To be used only by persons apply ine. as holders of iiaereee diplomas, or 

, licenses of competency. Section 13, subsection Cids paragraphs. pois and (d). 
Persons applyjng under these subsech 1S mmiy be required to pass the td Pay 
examination, or to satisfy the Board as to REGU SIe know ledge and sk 


a 











9, What degree, diploma, or license of ie tos 
conipetency do you hold? agreed 
(Which Ge Compa DIOS this "application. ) 








10, Name of body issuing same. ee a 








11. Town and country or State where| - Pe aaa trees 
issued, : as 





vi ; 12, What course of study: aid you, ene 
in order to obtain the said diplomas, 
&e, ? i) 3 





43 18. What period did such studies cover? 





sR SN ee RE ee Oe 
4 


: 14. State if day or evening study. 

Takei) Mla Me RL) Bae Ee ee 
por concurrently employed Gisliee study- 

ng, State nature of such employment. 
‘ 2 Se Leh ei 
' / + We . i - Re ¥ 
16. What examinations did you pass_ in 
order to obtain the said diplomas, &c.,? 








uF yi 
a ‘ 


17. In the country eaieat such degree, 
diploma, or license of competency was, 


wa issued, are persons registered as 
2 1 architects in New South. Wales - en- 
} titled to practise architecture by virtue} 
4 ; . of such registration and prithout, fur-| 


ther examination? heel 





(Certificates B and: ¢. ie also ie furnished.) 





aa a 
To be used. only by persons | applyi ing as competent teachers: of architecture, 
eo 13, subsection (1), paragraph (yg). 4d 


a Tad you Rearing Phi years preceding 
Tite J Ist August, 1922, been a competent 
teacher of. ‘architecture? . (Including, 
 if,a, British subject, any. time engaged 

‘ in active military or hava) ser vice. 2 


on 


419. iss any Renan aheerees on active| service 











aes of err ey Included? ‘Its so, state period.) Arey) ‘ LA ef 
a eet bs OO wi Hh elie qualifications do. you} ut bia 
3 ho Aa ei a ae ae " 

i 4 : . , i ‘3 =e ‘ . r ae ae 4 poe) vy eke ; 

pad aii m, - ie ha, p 7 ma ar +e * i a +t ie aS ee es ae  —_—$—$<—$—$—$— — — aa 

sn Pas 3, eae ree 94, What course of tae aia you nae Se 

< eee. *" Dat % ks to qualify you as a Listen of architec-| m 
ae ene Fe 










SM mr) eee yh ed Cae STATEMENT No, 6. 
ees A NAA 
ites Ee tas at una : (Certificate B must also be furnished.) 
“Ro be ee only by. persons applying as. haying passed the prescribed exam- 4 
ination, . Section 18, subsection (1), paragraph (a). nerves pe ne ; 














os 


Neen aX 22, BG you passed the preseribed exam-| 
Het ina ‘ion? as ; 














Saeki * 23. Give dates and attach evidence. 


Gi 





fay ae 7 as BS 


of Atieason fee. of. £3 ase neu Eehanel 
- fib satis is” 3 forwarded. py : 



















» 9G. “The. paragraph of Heaton 18 (1) under which application is made for regis- 
eee ee ian ape ert: is paragraph (_ ). 





vi Bi pe é DECLARATION. 
A ae Nappleanee esas i mee : 1 BSA 
i of (address) — ae ae ae BA (oe AE , Ks a disp. 10 8) 
ek in the State of ie eae Sm : i, 
oe = ~ (occupation) — y rag uae H ao i do. hereby make application 
PP ea to the: New South wWates B hott Architects tobe registered ag an Atchitect 
4 by virtt e of the provisions of the Architects Aét, No, 8 of 1921, and of the state- 
ened - ments and. particulars contained in this SLM On, ae A | solemnly. anc, A Sie 
me “e Lawes declare— PSN anata Rene : SR: 
me hag aE epost ters, on in this “ahptication, hoe in this and the she 7 
pre eceding, pages, and also those stated in the documents Git ae) signed 
hee ae ee Nd _ by me and hereto annexed and marked with the letter, 
ERO : Payee are true. and correct in every particular, 


Pe “That the certificate hereto annexed and marked with the letter, nea 


i NS ; ie yd vote an signed by the persons whose names are ‘thereon written, and 
Ge So) the addresses 
Sn tae stat i make this sole 


















reon. given are the addresses of such person. 
un Declaration conscientiously believing the same to be 





Mes RP cs a _ true and by virtue of the provisions of the Oaths Act, 1900, 
i 13 Subscribed and declared by the abovenamed 
eG fete ‘ He seat ‘ 
Les. 1 sean Br ; Eb RN one 
; day of ek Sa otal nh eta, Sar ea ere Sh na 





y. fals 4 ae Bn 
( piding | ORs Hae stin 
hard labour for a Bo 


ae 
ae 







ES 
sonment with 















| H * Py ata ay . He, xs iy ae ; oe Wi 
6220 _ NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 163. [24 Nov, 199% 
ScHEDULE C ro RE@ULATIONS. . ; i 
Certificate. 


(This Certificate must accompany Statement No, 1.) 
WHE the undersigned hereby certify— 


1, That we have known > 
: of i 
' for a period of years and upwards, ; 


2. That prior to the first day of November, one thousand nine hundred and _ 
twenty-one, he had engaged in bona fide practice as an architect 
Within the meaning of the Architects Act, 1921, at : 
F in the State of New South Wales, as a (sole or main) source of %! L 
livelihood. ; 
. That he is a person of good fame and character, | and a fit and proper 


person to be registered as an Architect in the State of New South » 
Wales. ‘ 





*Nome, Address in full. Occupation, Witness to signature. 
e 

















* At least four responsible citizens of undoubted standing (of whom one mus be a Justice of the 
Peace) to sign. 


This is the Certificate marked with the letter ‘A’ referre{ to in the annexed 
Declaration of 

made before me at 5 this : 

day of : ~ , AD AQ 4 > ‘ 








Section 23 of the Architects Act provides that—‘ Any person who wilfully 
makes or causes to be made any false entry in or falsification of the register, 
and any person who wilfully procures or attempts to procure himself or any "a 
other person to be registered under this Act by making or producing or causing ‘< va 





to be made or produced any false or fraudulent representation or declaration 4 
either verbally or in writing, and any person aiding or assisting therein shall i 
be liable to imprisonment, with or without hard labour, for a term not exceeding it 
‘twelve months.” d ea 
d 1 F pi, 
B. Gini j a 
Certificate. 4 
(This Certificate must accompany Statements Nos, 2, 3, 4, 5, or 6.) é ‘ “4 
WE the undersigned hereby certify— 
‘ : 
1. That we have known ity : a 
of i t j 
for a period of — years and upwards. 4 
2. That he is a person of good fame and character, and a fit and proper ‘s 
person to be registered as an Architect in the State of New South i" 
Wales, : : 
| 
*Name, Address in full, Occupation, ~ Witness to signatul €, 

















wa 4 CAUARINE SH D8 VARS Reh CR aatedca A IDES p08 WAR 
* At least four responsible citizens of undoubted standing (of whom one must he a Justice of the 
Peace) to sign. P 


This is the Certificate marked with the letter B referred to in oe annexed 
Declaration of 

made before me at this 
day of me 5 AAD, A 


Section 28 of the dpphitests Act provides that—‘ Any person who wilfully 
makes or causes to be made any false entry in or falsification of the register, 
and any person who wilfully procures or attempts to procure himself or any 

4 ; other person to be registered under this Act by making or producing or causing 
to be made or produced any false or fraudulent representation or declaration 
either yerbally or in writing, and any person aiding or assisting therein shall 
be liable to imprisonment, with or without hard labour, for a term not exceeding 

twelve months,” 


















te eC: elt OEE eR i ae at ae 
) eee mo a t y bn f: i 5 
Nae e gon 
:" * ‘ ae re a } 
2t Nov. 1922.) | NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 163, sie 
i “ Gh’? 3 
; Certificate, 


(This Certificate must accompany Statements Nos, 2 and 5.) 
Wi We rear Sea) , the undersigned, hereby certify 
er BY that (name of applicant) 
: of (address) 
y; was employed (* by me,” “ by us,” “in the Department of,” &¢.,.in the capacity 
‘ and during the period hereunder stated (which period includes absences (if 
any) of a British subject on active military or naval service). 
This Certificate must cover a period of five years prior to Ist August, 1922, in 
the case of an architectural assistant, and four years in the case of a teacher of 





architecture. 
: : Capacity in Period of such 
Sig maa “ha Whe sual sani Address which employment. (If | Witness to’ 
‘ mas re pea tio a or Dept., &c, | abovenamed was approximate, signature, 
ying. Lhe as employed. so state), 
‘ ( : 
@ 





This is the Certificate marked with the letter © referred to in the annexed 
Declaration of 
made before me at 


day of 


this 
ALD LO 





Séction 23 of the Architects Act provides that—‘‘ Any person who wilfully 
makes or causes to be made any false entry in or falsification of the register, 
and any person who wilfully procures or attempts to procure himself or any 
other’person to be registered under this Act by making or producing or causing 
to be made or produced any false or fraudulent representation or declaration 
either verbally or in writing, and any person aiding or assisting therein shall 
be liable to imprisonment, with or without hard labour, for a term not exceeding 





twelve months.” 


a 





NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION OF LAND 
UNDER THE PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1912. 


T is hereby notified and declared by His Excellency 
the Governor, acting with the advice of the 
Kxecutive Council, that so much of the land here- 
under described as is Crown*Land has been appro- 
priated, and so much thereof as is private property 
has been resumed, under the Public Works Act, 1912, 
for the following public purpose, namely, Sydney 
Water Supply Amplification, in the State of New 
South Wales, and is vested in the Minister for 
Public Works, as Constructing Authority. on behalf 
of His Majesty.—Dated this twenty-sixth day of 
October, one thousand nine hundred and twenty-two. 


W. E. DAVIDSON, 


Governor. 


By His Excellency’s Command, i 


R. T. BALL, 
Minister for Public Works. 


—_— 


Description oF LAND REFERRED TO. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate in the Muni- 
cipality of Ryde, parish of Hunter’s Hill, county of 
Cumberland, and State of New South Wales, being 
part of parish portion No. 35 and also part of the 
land comprised within Deed No. 922, Register Book 
1,165, and containing an area of 2 roods 211 perches 
or thereabouts: Commencing at a point on the south- 
eastern boundary of Small’s-lane, being the northern- 
most corner of land comprised within Certificate of 
Title, volume 2372, folio 19; bounded on the north- 
' west by part of the south-eastern boundary of Small’s- 
lane bearing 40 degrees 50 minutes 598 feet; thence 
_ on the north-east by a line bearing 122 degrees 51 
minutes 35 seconds 46 feet 52 inches: thence on the 
south-east by a line parallel with Small’s-lane bearing 


220 degrees 50 minutes 601 feet 9% inches to the’ 


north-eastern boundary of land comprised in the 
abovementioned Certificate of Title, volume 2372, 
folio 19; and thence on the south-west by part of that 
boundary bearing 307 degrees 34 minutes 46 feet 02 
‘nches, to the voint of commencemént, and said to be 


in the possession of Claude’ Charles Norman. 
[Misc. 1922-4,693] . [2678] 


{ 


WATER ACT, 1912 (PART II). 


HE Water Oonservation and Irrigation Commis- 
sion has received the following applications for 
Licenses :— 


(1)’Norman Hedley Pengilly, pump on Belubula 
River, por. 63, psh. Bangaroo, co. Bathurst. 

(2) Cecil Kirk Rose, dam on a tributary of Neila 
Creek, por. 16, psh. Neila, co. Forbes. 

(38) Edward Rudolph Todhunter, pump on Mae- 
quarie River,, por, 128, psh. Umangla, co. 
Kwenmar. 

(4) George Jordan, pump on Macquarie River, 
por. 6, psh. Umangla, co. Ewenmar. 

(5) Eric EK, Booth, pump, Macquarie River, por. 
92, psh. Wafren, co. Oxley. ; 

(6) John McCaughey, pump, Wash Pen Creek, 

por. 13, psh. Howell, co, Boyd. 

(7) Henry Samuel Woods, pump, Wialdra (or 
Reidy) Creek, por. 261, psh. Guntawang, co. 
Phillip. 

(8) Charles Richard Scott, pump, Wialdra (or 
Reidy) Creek, por. 26, psh. Guntawang, co. 
Phillip. 

(9) Burton Edgar Heard, pump, Slapdash Creek, 
por. 26, psh. Stubbo, co. Bligh. 

(10) Loong Lee, pump, Wialdra (or Reidy) Creek, 
por. 60, psh. Guntawang, co. Phillip. 

(11)-Cornelius Curry, pump, Wialdra (or Reidy) 
Creek, por. 86, psh. Puggoon, co. Bligh. 

(12) Alexander Law Johnston, pump, Dartbrook, 
por. 167, psh. Strathearn, co. Brisbane. 

(13) Henry A. Wilton, pump, Kingdon Ponds 
Creek, por. 37, psh. Melbourne, co. Brisbane. 

_ (14) John Bartlett, pump, Dartbrook Creek, por. 
10 rem., psh. Scone, co. Brisbane. 


— 


The respective L.L, Boards will publicly inquire 
into the applications (1) and (2) at the Court-house. 
Cowra, on the 7th December, 1922, at 10 a.m.; (3) to 
(5) at the Court-house, Warren, on the 8th December, 
1922, at 10 a.m.: (6) at the Court-house, Narandera, 
on the 9th December, 1922, at 10 a.m.: (7) to (10) at 
the Courthouse, Mudgee, on the 13th December, 1922, 
at 10.380 a.m.; (11) at the Court-honse, Wellington, 
on the 18th December, 1922. at 10 a.m.: and (12) to 
(14) at the Court-house,, Scone, on the 20th December, 
1922) at 10) arm, 


H. H. DARE, 


Commissioner. 


[3585] 


ey ian NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT cama, No, 168, 


—<. 









_ [Pt Nov, 1922. 





HE Water Conservation and Irrigation Cone. 
sion invites applications for the position, ‘of 
Assistant Electrical Engineer, Yanco,: Murrumbidgee 
Irrigation Areas, Salary at the rate ‘of £500 per 
annum, and regulation living allowance. '” 
Preference will be given to applicants who possess 
a thorough knowledge of 3-Phase H.T. and L.T, trans- 


-mission and distribution, construction and mainten- 


ance, as well as telephones. 

Forms of application obtainable at Head Office, 247 
George-street, Sydney, and at the offices at Leeton and 
Griffith. ‘ 

Applications, with copies of testimonials, hist reach 
the undersigned not later than the 11th December, 


1922. 
H. BEYAN, 
, Acting Secretary. 
[W.C. @ 1.C., M.1.8, 1922-B. mae ‘ [3454] 





IRRIGATION. ACTS, 1912-1918. 
CHarnces For ADDITIONAL WATER. 


T is hereby notified, pursuant to Regulation 4 (f) of 
the Regulations for the supoly of. water for iryi- 
gation and other purposes. published in to-day’s 
Gazette that the Water Conservation and Irrigation 
Commission has fixed the ‘following charges” for 
additional water, viz.:—The same prices as those pay- 
able in respect of water rights which are a fixed 
charge on the lands of occtpiers who apply: for 

additional water. 

H., BEVAN, 


Acting Secretary. 
Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 
Sydney, eae November, 1922. 2 [3587] 





NOTICE UNDER REAL PROPERTY ACT. 


PPLICATIONS: ‘by the undermentioned have been 
made to bring the lands respectively described 
under the provisions of the Real Property Act: 
Caveats maybe -lodged~on-or before the~respective 
dates mentioned : — 


No, 21,081. Patrick Bonaventure Kennedy, Michael 
Paul Kelly, Francis Solanus McNamara, Richard Den- 
nis QO’ Callachan, 292 "p ; an’ Arden-st, s Randw ick, 250 ft. 
from Greville- a, aba Dec., 1922. 

No. 21,082. Michael Kelly, Patrick Lewis Coonan, 
Michael Paul Kelly, Peter Fitzpatrick, 2:2. 338’ p., in 
Ardenssti, Randwick; 100 ft. south 4rom Grevi le-st. 
29th Dec., 1922, ; 4 

No. 22.397. frene Ulonence Ford, 1:7. 362 p., in 
Parramatta and Park tds., Burwood, inelidits Crosby 
cottage. '29th Dec. 1922. ‘ 

No? 23,131° Ellen Blizabeth amibage LOB as 3 2s 
15 p., 34,20 pl, 238 awvex. resdi rd,, pers.164, 65, 66, 
oh and pt. 69: ph. Ku rfajong, co. Cook. 12th Jan., 
1 a + 

No. 23,369. Har ry Walton Hrtchins, 193 p., in Eve- 
lyn-st., Coogee, about 223 fh nos bi easterly from Long 
Bay rd, 29th Dee?, 1922: ae: 

No: 28,997. James terns, 20.a. 31 D., on Richmond- 
rd., at Blacktown Rarlway Stn, 29th Dee. 1922. 

No, 24,260. Michael Kelly, Patrick Lewis Coonan, 
Michael Jéseph Gannon, 1 Yr. 961 p ‘in Bland- st.. Ash- 
field; about 275 £t- south- pester Ee from’ ‘Charlotte-st. 
29th Dec., 1922. 

No. 24,318: The English, Scottish, Cua ustralian 
Bank Ltd., LD raat cnpner Victoria and Mapning sts., 
Taree. 29th Dec.¢A922 

He 24; 387.° “Norman Kitz, r. 9 p., in Fitzgerald- 

W averley, abdut 310. ft. seuth- avesterly” from Bir- 
ell st.* 29the Dec., 1922: 

HINO: 24 ARG & James Murchie Rinca:d, 93 p., includ- 
ing Bellevue, No, 27 Parramattast., Granwille. 

No. 24; 447. William Andrew Hayward, Beh 20 oe, 


Jots 16” and 17. Hall Cr est ESt., in Lane ‘Cove ads, 


Artarmon. 29th Deci, 1922. 

No. 24,481.» George "Russo, 24% v., includ. Trurd and 
Falmouth, Pairlight- cresc. "Manly. 29th Dee., 1922. 

No. 24,510." Mary Louisa Hudson, 16 pe pt. lot 27, 
Sugar ‘Company’s Est., vip $ ‘Minter- sty, Canterbury, 
At Mr $922" eee es 

ea 512. Emma Stewardson, 2 r. 381 p., at cnr. 

Vi ivan and * ‘Rosslyn sts., Bellevue Hill. ~ 29th \Dec., 
199 
No. 23,573, Ella Forster, 164 p., in Mary-st., Au- 
burn, abt. 90 ft. north-westerly from Park- ae 29th | 
Deée., 1922. 

Diagrams delineating these lands may be inspected | 
at the Land Titles Office, Sydney. 


W. G. H-WILLIAMS, d 
Registrar- Sager ; | 
24th November, 1922. 3581}: 


[3567] Registrar neatepal’ 8 Department, 


3 Sydney, 22nd November, 1922. 


T is hereby notified that, in conformity with the 
provisions of the Registration of Births, Deaths, 
and Marriages Act, 1899, the undermentioned Officiat- 
ing Ministers have been registered at this cfhee, cn 
the dates specified) for. iG celebration ‘of Mar- 
riages :— 


Roman CaTHoxic CHURCH | ve cee oF SYDNEY). 


No. 5418, Reverend Charles Nolan, St. Patrick’s 
College,’ Manly, 14th November, 1922. 

No. 5419, Reverend Walter “Clarke, St.. Mary’s 
Cathedral, Sydney, 14th November, 1922. 


PRESBYTERIAN CuvrcH oF AUSTRALIA, IN THE STATE OF 
‘New Soutm Wares. 


“No. 5420, Mr. Norman Baird, Balranald, 16th Novem- 


ber, "1992. 2 
‘RoMAN adhe CHURCH (Diocese or WAGGA Wagaa). 
No. 5421, Reverend Percival McVeigh, Junee, 16th 

November, 1922. | 

JEws. i 
No. 5422, Reverend Leib Aisack Falk, 166 Castle- fi 
reagh- street, Sydney, 17th November, 4922. 





CuHurcH or Crrisr. : 

No. 5423, Mr. Ethelbert Davis, ‘9 Cabramatta-road, 1 
Mosman, 21st November, 1922, 4 

W. G. H-WILLIAMS : 

* <"“Registrar- General. 
Ry : UN ee 
[3568] Registrar-General’s Department, 


Sydney, 22nd November, 1922. 


T is hereby rlotified that, in conformity with the 
provisions of the Registr ation of Births, Deaths, © 
and Marriages Act, 1899, “the changes of Residence O 
the tundermentioned Officiating Ministers have been < 
duly: registered at this office, on. the gates specified : we 


Roman Carnoute Cuero (ARcH- DIOCESE OF SYDNEY). 


No. 4616, Reverend Joseph Breen, “from Naremburn ' 
to Chatswood, 14th November, 1922. ‘ 2 


“Catrcu oF ENGLAND (Diocese OF Sypney), 


No. 4148, Reverend Pars Wilde, q be Liv; from nes a 
hes ville to Picton, 14¢l Noyember, 1922. WLAN 


ConaRecationan CuurcH fist enobat gy ie 


No. 4507; Reverend. Frank Edgar Pulsford, from 30 4 

“ Alt:street, Ashfield, to 364 Liverpool-road, Croy- 
don; Rien November, AQ2R 2:7 ae 

'No. 8852, Reverend William George Sands, from a 

as Menten: eet; Parramatta, to 10 Hunter-street, ; 
Parramatta, 15th November, 1922, 


Cuca OF ENCLANS: (DiocEsE oF Gravron): 
No. 3216, -Yenerable Archdeacon Edward Lampard, 


BVA‘, from Alstonville to Kyogle, 20th November, 
1922... pape es 


a 


PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH O®@ AUSTRALIA, IN THE STATE OF 
New Soutn WaAtgs. 
No. 2680, Reverend Allan Macdougall, from 23 York- 
strect,. Sydney, to 32 Wen arti -road, Burwood, " 
22nd November, “1922. HE J 


W. ty H- WILETAMS,, 
Ef ? ate Meneral: 


iS ee 


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: 





[3569] Registrar -General’s Depar tment, 
F, os Sydney, 22nd" November, OBZ. 


T is hereby, notified that the undermentioned Offici- 
ating Ministers, having. left- the State, haye 
ceased to be registered , at this office for the. eclebra- 
tion of . Marriages, in ain conformity. with the provisions 
‘ ed ation of Tes, Pearhs, and Marpages 
ct Mey an : 


Roman Carnorie Crurce (DiocrsE or Waced “Wacea). 


No. 5158, - Reverend Joseph Holken, SY, i, Wages 
; Wagga. ; 


ay 5 ® 


ConGREGATIONAL Cuurcn (eee 
No. 5123, Reverend George Phillip Bray, Wyse- street, 


Albury. 
W. G. H-WILBIAMS, 
Registrar- General. 








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[3476] “Sydney, 24th: Noy dmb. 1922. 
APPL CATIONS, FOR) LEASES poe oy SLEe 
ae CUL TURE! 


HA Fed riten 
1" is Reeashes notified that the Pepmentiquad persons 
have’ ie lease for oyster culture the por- 
tions of land d brn Due hereunder ‘opposite their 
respective names. ~~ * \ 
Objections. may bo Todged at the: Chief’ Secretary's 
Depertihente! ‘Fisheries Branch, within. thirty days of 


the date of this notice against the leasing of any of - 


the portions. If interference with’ a hauling eround is 
alleged, a statutoty declaration by a licensed fisher- 
man must be submitted to the effect that the area has 
Se bat Se reine ne preceding twelve months. 


be E. B. HARKNESS, 
“3 Under Secretary. 





Application No, 11 985, Clarence Innes, offshore, 
adjoining the w estern boundary Oyster Lease No. 
10,821, and the eastern boundary of Oyster 
Lease "No: 11,330, at’ Olyde River, parish ‘East 
Nelligen, county’ ‘St. Vincent, about 5 ‘acres; term 
of lease, ten het 

Application’ ‘No! 12,006, Robert Tesresboror eh: ofi- 

shore, lying to ce west’ of Oystér Lease No; 9,268, 

' “Crookhaven River, parish -Numbaa, county St. 
Vincent, about 14 acres; term of lease, ten years. 

_ Application No. 12,034, Edgar Robert Caro and Henr 7 
Guilford Hardie, Offshore, | ‘adjoining the eastern 
end of Oyster Lease No. 9,825, Georges River, 

parish Sutherland; county Cumberland, about 10 

i votes! ‘term of lease, ten years. 
Application No, 12 OL 7% William Elliot Warn, offshore, 
_ adjoining part of the southern boundary ‘of Oyster 
Lease No. 10,218. Merimbula Lake, parish Pan- 


bula, county ‘Auckland, about fice acres ; term of 
lease, ten years. Pe 
Application Ne: 12,002, Yohn Goodee, offshore, ad- 


joining the extreme ‘outer boundary of Oyster 
Lease No. 5,149. Panbula’ wee parish Panbula, 
- county Auckland, about “2 2 'roods 5) term of pase; 

_ ten years. . 

Application No. 12,026, Charles At chor Baddeley, ad 
joining the southern * end: of Oyster Lease No. 
$734, and being identical with Ovster Lease No. 
3 149, ‘expiring ‘30th November, 1922, parish Pan- 
bula, ‘county Auckland, about 132 5 y -ards foreshore ; 
term of lease, fifteen years. og 

Application No. 12 001, Archie Clive. Wisenian. and 
Kenneth Ernest Wiseman, offshore, adjoining 
Oyster Leases Nos. 10,660 and 10 730, Port Ste- 
phens, county Gloucester, ‘about 4 acres ; term of 
lease, ten years. | ~~ 

Application No. 12,000, John Hunter, at Wapengo 
Lake, lying between Oyster Leases Nos: 6,922, and 
9,836, parish Wapengo, county Dampier, # ab pur 
248 yards; term of’ lease, ten Wea sh 09%) 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS 
AND TRAMWAYS. : 


-PPLICATIONS are gevvied from lads hereon the 

- ages of, 16 and 18’ years of age; who have passed. 

the Intermediate Examination’ or ‘its equivalent, for 

the position of Power-house— Junior, at Ultimo and 

White Bay Power-houses.- > Further "partiiculars may 

Be obtained from Staff’ Board, mecnnd Floor, Central 
tation. 


Applications to be made on proper foun) Riesins 
able fronr Staff Board or Inquiry Office, and are to be 
addressed to the ‘‘Secretary, Railway and. ‘Tramway 
Staff Board, Centr al Station. Mtlgis wy 


7 


’ 


Srotessfal applicants will be ores foal attend 


Trade Course at Railway Institute. 


Applications are invited for the position of Assist- 
ant in the Physical Section of the Departmental 
Laboratory, with a salary grading from £293 to £348 
per annum. Applicant must hold a University degree 
_ in Engineering, and in addition: must, have had a 

thorough training in Physics. . 


pplications, together with statements giving de- 
tails of qualifications and practical experience ‘in 
Workshops and/or Laboratories, should. be forwarded 
to reach the Secretary, Railway and Tramway Staff 
Board. Central Reusions! not later than 27th Novem- 


ber, 1922. 
W. J. MORRIS, 
[3398] Secretary. 















' Watches, 


NEW SOULH WALES GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS 
AND TRAMWAYS., 


THE Railway Commissioners are prepared to accept sleepers 
at any railway station within the areas shown below until 

















further notice, at the following prices :— ¢ 
urray Red 1 
Gunn Whitebox! Approved 
Localities and Depdts. and pyber | Sie 
Squares. eae Squares. home: 
; : Side sed. kh Be Garis. a, 
Hawkesbury to Newcastle Ba 6: baa fie AD 
Maitland to Merriwa ©... Aw BP eva LA ee he 
Muswellbrook’to Tenterfield ...:5 3/4 3|)4 7 : 
Werris Creek to Wee: Waa : oh Gap OO be a, 
Inverell Line ts whe he (274 25 4-49 
Maitland to Taree ab 4 11 EG 4 6 P 
Lismore Line He fat sb Oe Sochot cert hifi c@ ue 
Glenreagh | BB ff 48 ‘ 
Dubbo to Coonamble Oe 243 ae 
Dubbo to Mendooran ... Bi). 
West of Bathurst. and Demon- 
drille and Caragabal ef D2 A 8 
Mudgee. to Coonabarabran and 
Coolah Lines : TEES Ia) i A id 
Wallerawang to Brogan’ 3 Creek. 5 2) 453) 4.9 
Picton to Goulburn, : Richmond : 
and Camden Lines, and Pen. 
rith to Bathurst pe Maes peor OV 45 bud 0 
Sutherland to Nowra... TOS | 4.5/5 0 
Beyond Goulburn et 5b 2) 4) 3) 8 2 
Coonabarabran to Gwagebar Ex. ae 
tension ... ay: hs OPO eee ok 





Approved hardwoods are grey gum, grey box, tallow-wood, 
white mahogany and white stringy bark. Blackbutt will not 
be accepted: » 

Sizes. Squares and Roundbacks : 8 ft. x a in, x 44 in, 

(The roundbacks to give a bearing of 5 m.of redwood 
with 34 in. of redwood on sides, and a minimum Ge pth of 
4 in. aiter being adzed.) 

When the sleepers are ready for inspection at railway 
stations, particulars as to number, &c., should be forwarded 
to the Sleeper Inspector, Existing Eines Branch, Railways, 
Sydney, who will spiel for early inspection and payment, 
ce J. MORRIS,,. 

Secretary. 


——s 


[3151] 





[Form.37.--Regulation 17. ] 
REGISTRY OF FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. 
ADVERTISEMENT ‘or SUSPENSION. 


OTICE is hereby given that the Registrar of 
Friendly Societies, by writing under his hand 


| dated the sixteenth day of November,. 1922, has sus* 


pended for a period of three months the registry of 


+ St. Aloysius Branch, No. 94, of the Australasian Holy 


Catholics Guild of St. Mary and: St. Joseph, Friendly 


| Benefit Society, on the ground that the branch has 
wilfully, and after notice, 


violated the provisions of 
the Friendly Societies Act, 1912, by failing’ to’ supply 


' information in coniiection with the 1920- 21 return, 
| as/requested in my letter of the 23rd Jie; 1922. °° 


The branch, subject to the right of appeal given 
under the Friendly Societies Act, ceases to enjoy ‘the 
privileges of a: ‘registered branch, but without. pre- 
judice to any liability ingurred by the branch, which 
may be enforced against it as if such.suspension had 


not taken place. ag 

H. A. SMITH, 
a: Registrar. 
Sixteenth day of November, 1922. eee 


POLICE SALE—UNCLAIMED | PROPERTY. 


HE undermentioned unclaimed property in posses- 
sion of the: Police will, unless previously claimed, 
be sold by public auction on  auvneraay 9th December, 
1922, at 10.30 a.m., at the Central Police Court, Liver- 
pool-street, Sydney, under the provisions of section 
35, Police "Regulation Act, Ne. 20; 1899, by order of 
the Inspector-General of Police, vin. 
chains, bracelets, rings, BROnatics. electro- 
plate. ware, wearing apparel, umbrellas, handbags, 





purses, bicycles, paint, motor tyres, suit-cases, 
tools, motor lamps, kit-bags, ‘rugs, white lead, 
blankets, beer, wines, spirits, magnetoes, tables, 


and a quantity of miscellaneous sundries. 


‘Terms, strictly cash. 
John P. Lister Limited, Auctioneer. 
' JAMES MITCHELL, 


[3136] Inspector General of Police. 





6224 


NORTHERN DISTRICT. 


N pursuance of the provisions of the District Courts 

Act, 1912, I hereby appoint the following days 

for, holding District Courts during 1923, at the towns 
and places hereinafter mentioned, viz. :— 


At Tamworth, on Monday, 12th February. 

At Armidale, on Thursday, 15th February (2 p.m.). 
At Glen Innes, on Monday, 19th February (2.30 p.m.), 
At Inverell, on Thursday, 22nd February. 

At Walgett, on Tuesday, 6th March (3 p.m.). 

At Moree, on Monday, 12th March. 

At Narrabri, on Thursday, 15th March. 

At Gunnedah, on Monday, 19th March. 

At Taree, on Wednesday, 4th April. 

At Port ‘Macquarie, on Saturday, 7th April. 

At Kempsey, on Monday, 9th April. 

At Bellingen, on Thursday, 12th April. 

At Grafton, on Tuesday, 24th April. 

At Casino, on Friday, 27th April. 

At Lismore, on Thursday, 3rd May. 

At Murwillumbah, on Tuesday, 8th May. 

At Tamworth, on Monday, 28th May. 

At Armidale, on Thursday, 3lst May (2 p.m.). 
At Glen Innes, on Tuesday, 5th June (2.30 p.m.). 
At Inverell, on Thursday, 7th June. 

At Walgett, on Tuesday, 26th June (3 p.m.). 

At Moree, on Monday, 2nd July. 

At Narrabri, on Thursday, 5th July. 

At Gunnedah, on Monday, 9th July. 

At Kempsey, on Monday, 23rd July. 

At Bellingen, on Thursday, 26th July, 

At Port Macquarie, on Monday, 30th July. 

At Taree, on Wednesday, Ist August. 

At Grafton, on Tuesday, 14th August. - 

At Casino, on Friday, 17th August. 

At Lismore, on Thursday, 28rd August. 

At Murwillumbah, on Tuesday, 28th August. 

At Tamworth, on Monday, 17th September. 

At Armidale, on Thursday, 20th September (2 p.m.). 
At Glen Innes, on Monday, 24th September (2.30 p-m.). 
At Inverell, on Thursday, 27th September. 
At Walgett, on Tuesday, 9th October (3 p.m.). 
At Moree, on Monday, 15th October. 

At Narrabri, on Thursday, 18th October. 

At Gunnedah, on Monday, 22nd October. 

At IKkempsey, on Monday, 29th October. 

At Bellingen, on Thursday, Ist November. 

At Port Macquarie, on Monday, 5th November. 
At Taree, on Wednesday, 7th November, 

At Grafton, on Tuesday, 20th November. 

At Casino, on Friday. 23rd November. 

At Lismore, on Thursday, 29th November. 

At Murwillumbah, on Tuesday, 4th December. 


W, H. MOCATTA, 
Judge. 


14th November, 1922. [3435] 





The twenty-first day of November, 1922. 


Be virtue of the authority vested in me by the 
District Courts Act, 1912, I hereby appoint 
Mr. James Alfred Beverley to be Bailiff of the Dis- 
trict Court holden at Bellingen, vice Henry Roberts 
(resigned),—to take effect from the first day of 
December next. i 


[3588] 


W..H. MOCATTA, 
Judge. 





QUARTER SESSIONS. 

OTICE is hereby given that Courts of Quarte? 

, Sessions in and for the State of New South 
Wales, will be holden during December next, at the 
Court-houses, at the following times and places, 
WAZ sa 

Darlinghurst, Sydney, Monday, 4th December; 

Parramatta, Monday, 4th December; 

Deniliquin, Monday, 4th December; 

Newcastle, Tuesday, 5th December ; 

Taree, Wednesday, 6th December ; 

Broken Hill, Wednesday, 13th December; 


when and where all persons under recognizances to 


appear as prosecutors, witnesses, or defendants, or 


who have appeals to interpcse, or other business to 
transact, re desired to give their attendance respec- 
tively at 10 o’clock in the forenoon. 


A. E, WITHY, 
Clerk of the Peace. 


Office of Clerk of the Poace, ; 
[3465 | 


Sydney, 20th November, 1922. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 163. [24 N 








ha Sy oy 


ov., 1922. 
3 : - eS, 
[3490] Prothonotary’s Office, Supreme Court, 
e Sydney, 21st November, 1922. 
T is hereby notified that, under the provisions of 
the Marriage Act, 1899, No. 15, Sydney Alfred 
Thornton, Esquire, J.P., of Tweed Heads, and George 
Busby McEwen, Esquire, J.P., of Coonabarabran, 
have been appointed by their Honors the Judges to 
give consent to the Marriage of Minors for the Dis- 
tricts of Murwillumbah and, Gunnedah respectively, 
for so long as they continue to reside in those districts. 
By order of the Judges, 
A.°G: SADDINGTON,’ 
_ Prothonotary. 


byt 





Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, | 
Sydney, 10th November, 1922. 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


Noricr TO THE Owngrs OF TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
IN,— 

Bankstown: Cahors-road, from Arab-road to Watson- 
road ; Watson-road, from Cahors-road north-east- 
erly 700 yards (60,265). 

Concord; link’s-avenue, from existing 
Major Bay road (60,268). 

Hurstville: Muillett-street, from Dudley-street north- 
westerly 105 yards (60,270). 

Kogarah: Wingsgrove-road, from Woniora-road south- 
east 191 yards (60,277). q 

Newtown: Alice-avenue, from Alice-street northerly. 
76 yards (60,221), : 

Randwick: Royal-street, from Maroubra Bay road to 
Boyce-street (60,192); Liguria-street, from Long 
Bay road easterly 195 yards (60,217). 

Vaucluse; Laguna-street, from Old South Head road 
north-west and westerly 102 yards (60,224). 

Waverley: Gardyne-street, from Evans-street easterly 
183 yards (60,144); Francis-street, from Denham- 
street north-westerly 224 yards (60,282). 

Woollahra: Manning-road, from existing main south- 
erly 191 yards (60,283). 

Baulkham Hills: Prince-street, from Belmore-road to 
Bettington’s-lane (80,149); Oakes-road, from 
Dixie-lane to Eaton-road; Eaton-road, from 
Oakes-road westerly 677 yards (80,150). 

Tlornsby Shire: Hillcrest-road, from existing main to 
Weemala-road ; Weemada-road, from-Hillcrest-road | 
t6: Ramsay-road (80,158), 

Mosman; Bapaume-road, from Bickell-road southerly 
301 yards (80,152). 

Prosveci and Sherwood: Euralla-street, from Hawkes- 
bury-road to School-parade; School-parade, from 
Euralla-street northerly 102 yards; School-parade, 
from Huralla-street southerly 112 yards (80,167). 

Wollongong: Fisher-street, from Crown-street nor-— 
therly 352 yards (60,260). 

And the various private streets. lanes, courts, and © 

alleys opening thereunto. 


fF. HE main pipe in the said streets having been laid 

down, the owners of ‘all tenements and premises 
situated at above are hereby required, on or before 
the twenty-second day of December next, to cause a 
proper pipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply 
water from the main®*pipe to such tenements and 


main to 


‘ 


premises. - 
G. H. SOUTHWICK, 
Inspector to the 
[3149] 


Board of Water Supply and Sewerage. Lb? 





‘Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
i Sydney, 14th November, 1922. 
NOTICE. TO LAY SERVICE: PIPES. 
NOTICE TO THE OWNERS OF TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
IN— 
Bankstoien: Park-road, from existing main westerly 
and southerly 734 yards (60,264), 
Rocidale; Hyans-street. from Rocky Point road easterly 
224 yards (60,281). ; 
Aud the various private streets, lanes, courts, and alleys 
opening thereunto, 
YH main pipe in the said streets haviug been laid 
down, the owners of all tenements aud premises 
situated at above aro hereby required on or before the 
twenty-ninth day of December next, to cause a proper 
pipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply water 
from the main pipe to such tenements and premises. 
mae: G. HH. SOUTHWICK. 
Inspector to the Board of Water Supply > 


[3327] Commissioner. 
















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Yer a - Ps aie ay ) Mieke ae : ’ | ; ; at 
af 4.Nov., 1922] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 162. 6225 
‘ a KES ew ESTE: . t : s ¥ Par g Ot 
= os be ane ci = " 
Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, | Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
ae « ~* © “Sydney, 21st November, 1922. 4 Sydney, 24th October, 1922: 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


Noticz To THE Owners or TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
. : x - aad IN— # 
Canterbury: Windsor-avenue, from existing main to 
- George’s River road 234 yards (60,278). * 
Lidcombe: Patrick-street, from Joseph-street to 
»  -Alphin-street; Alphin-street, from Patrick-street 
southerly 131 yards (60,304). 
Ricring-gai Shire: Brentwood-avenue, from Gilroy- 


"avenue to Boomerang-street; | Womerah-road, 
~ from Lane Cove road to Boomerang-street 
(80,151). 


~ And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 
alleys opening thereunto. ‘ 

aR HE main pipe in the said streets having been laid 

down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated at above, are hereby required, on or before 
the fifth day of January next, to cause a proper 
pipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply 
water from the main pipe to such tenements and 
premises. - 

ae G. H. SOUTHWICK, 

Inspector to the Board of Water Supply 

[3582] ; and Sewerage. 





Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 


oF) Sydney, 17th October, 1922. 
Ese NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


_ - -Noticz to tHE Owners or TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
oe ek. ‘ f . IN; 

Auburn: North-parade, ‘from Gibbons-street to North- 

_ umberland-street; Macquarie-street, from existing 
main to North-parade (60,275). 

Canterbury: Melville-road, from King-street to Ette- 
rick-road; Lasswade-road, from Iing-street to 
Ktterick-road; Roslyn-road, from King-street to 
Kitterick-road; Etterick-road, from Roslyn-road to 

_Melville-road (60,253); | Canberra-street, from 
Church-street to Melford-street; Melford-street, 
from. existing main to Canberra-street (60,272); 
Prince Edward street, from Riverview-road south- 
westerly 366 yards (60,266). is . 
Randwick: Melody-street, from Bream-street 
Abbott-street (60,259). 

Ku-ring-gai: Tryon-road, 

_ Howard-street (80,123), 

Ryde: Angas-street, from existing main southerly 77 
yards (80,147): Bellevue-avenue, from Trelawney- 

_ street southerly 852 yards (80,144). 

Willoughby: Macquarie-street. from Chatswoad-ave- 
nue to Miiton-street; Milton-street, from Mac- 
quarie-street to Crick-street; Crick-street, from 
Milton-street northerly 62 yards; Crick-street, 
from Milton-street southerly 62 yards (80,155). 


to 


from existing main to 


the first day of December next, to cause a proper pipe 
and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply water from 
the.main pipe to such tenements and premises, 


G. H. SOUTHWICK, 
Inspector to the Board of 
Water Supply and Sewerage. 










“Siege 
~ * © (2679) 





Sydney, 9th October, 1922. 
NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 
_ Notice to run Owners oF TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
ele 
Ashfield: Nixon-avenue, from Elizabeth-street south- 
erly 84 yards (60,263). 
Rockdale: Brennan’s-road, from existing 
_ street (60,261). 

Willoughby: Brook-street, from Massey-street to Don- 
nelley’s-road (80,124). fe : 
And the various private streets, lanes, 

? alleys opening thereunto. 


main to Hve- 


courts, and 


- situated at above are hereby required, on or before 
proper pipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply 


premises, _ I + 
‘ ae S it Se ener 
-___dnspector to the Board of Water Supply 

> [2504] | ae res and Sewerage. 
No. 163, 24 Novemurr, 1922.—3, 


+ 


Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 


ye ot a main pipe in the said street having been laid — 
7 down, the owners of all tenements and premises | 


the twenty-fourth day of November next, to cause a 


water from the main pipe to such tenements and— 


‘’ And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 

ms .alleys opening thereunto. Aaa: : 

Uae, fh agtee main pipe in the said streets having been laid |. 
er: J down, the owners of all tenements and premises 

J situated. at above are hereby required, on or before 





NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 
Notice To THE OwNeERS oF TENRMENTS AND PREMISES 
IN— 

Auburn: Stanley-street, from existing main north- 

easterly 79 yards (60,271). 


Canterbury: Remley-street, from existing main to 
Moorefields-road ; Dreadnought-street, from exist- 
ing main to. Rogers-street;' Rogers-street, from 
Remley-street to Moorefields-road (60,233); Al- 
bert-street, from Lincoln-street to unnamed 
street; unnamed street, from Albert-street south- 
easterly 124 yards (60,232); Edison-street, from 
existing main to Waverley-street (60,235); Bur- 
wood-road, from existing main to JKnox-street 
(60,262); Yargoora-road,: from Garrong-road to 
Yerrick-street (60,267). 

Randwick: Mecks-street, from Anzac-parade to Har- 
bourne-road (60,257); Anzac-parade, from exist- 
ing main to Wallace-street ; Wallace-street, froin 
Anzac-parade easterly 103 yards (60,258). 

Waverley: Hollywood-avenue, from existing main to 
Allen-street’ (60,189); Hollywood-avenue,. from 
Porter-street to existing main (60,190). 


Kuring-gai: Harnorm-avenue, from Lane Cove road 
westerly and northerly 236 yards (80,140) ; Cycus- 
avenue, from Fox Valley road northerly 198 yards 
(80,159). 

And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 
alleys opening thereunto. 


Aiur main pipe in the said streets having been laid 

down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated at above are hereby required, on or before 
the eighth day of December next, to cause a proper 
pipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply water 
from the main pipe to such tenements and premises. 


G. H. SOUTHWICK, 
Inspector to the Board of Water Supply 
[ 2838] and Sewerage. 


HUNTER DISTRICT WATER SUPPLY AND 
: SEWERAGE BOARD. 
Novice To Lay Service Prpzs. 


Noricre to the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 
case may be) of tenements and premises situated 
in— 

Cessnock Shire (Kearsley): Government-road, from 
Aberdare-Kearsley road westerly 352 yards;, 
Tomalpin-street, from opposite lot 17, section 19, 
northerly to opposite lot 15, section 20; Pokolbin- 
street, from, Mulbring-street to Cessnock-street. 

Cessnock Shire: Hilda-street, from William-street 
north-westerly 110 yards; Alexander-street, from 
end of existing main at lot 27 northerly 54 yards 
to end of street; Charlton-street, ‘from end of 
existing main northerly to Hall-street; . Hall- 
street, from Charlton-street to Darwin-street. 

Dee main pipe in the said streets having been laid 

down, the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 
case may be) of tenements and premises situated as 
above is hereby required, on or before the 8th Decem- 
ber, 1922, to cause a proper pipe and stop-cocks to be 
laid, so as to’supply water from the main pipe to such 


tenements and premises. 
ALFRED B&. FRY. 
Secretary. 
[28227 


’ 





Board’s Offices, Newcastle, 
23rd October, 1922. 





HUNTER DISTRICT WATER SUPPLY AND 
SEWERAGE BOARD. 
Notice to Lay Servicn Pipgs. 


Noricr to the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 
, case may be) of tenements and premises situated 
in- 


Waratah: Nelson-street, from end of existing main at 
lot. 7, settion C, southerly 185 yards; King-street, 
from Maud-street westerly 116 yards. * 

ee pipe in the said streets having been laid 

dowm, the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 
case may be) of tenements and premises situated as? 
above is hereby required, on or before the 8th Decem'- 
ber, 1922, to cause a proper pipe and stop-cocks to fr 
laid, so as to supply water from the main pipe to such 


tenements and premises. 
ALFRED E. FRY, 


Board’s Offices, Newcastle, ‘ Secretary. 
23rd October, 1922, [2821] 








DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS—TENDBRS . 


FOR LEASING. 


7VENDERS will be received up to 2 p.m. on the 
dates specified for the undermentioned.. Ten- 
sierers to state what rental they are prepared to 


offer, er the lowest ‘sum. for which they will work ’ 


the Watering Place with the privilege of retaining 
the collections authorised by. Regulation. Envelopes 


containing tenders must be addressed to the Presi- | 


dent, Tender Board, Public Works Department, 
Sydney, and have legibly endorsed upon the face 
‘thereof the name of the Public Watering Place for 
which tender is submitted. Tenders must be accom- 
panied by a deposit of £5, and should specify the 
names and addresses of two proposed sureties. The 
Department does not bind itself to accept any tender, 

The lease will be subject to the provisions of the 
‘Public ;Watering Places» Act, 1900, and the Regu- 
lations thereunder. 

_ tenant’s lease, and’ any improvements which he may 
effect in the shape of clearing and burning-off timber 
may be considered in his favour should he tender for 
a new lease at the expiration of his term. 

Copies of the Act, Regulations, conditions of lease, 
and agreement may be seen, and further information 
and form of tender may be obtained from the local 
District Works Office, or from the Department. cf 
Pubhe Works, Sydney. 


27TH NOVEMBER, 1922. 


Penarie Tank, of 640 acres, road Balranald to Ivanhoe, 
road Wilcannia to 


Coonavittra Tank, 


of 640 acres, 
Cobar. 


Nots.—Term of lease, in both cases, to be five years’ 


from Ist December, 1922 
Boonoona Tank, of: 5503 aeres, 
Ivanhoe. 


Nors. eee of lease to be five years fone sth 


December, 1922 
40H Drecemprr; 1922, 


Merri Merriwa Tank, of “640 acres, road Cobar to: 
€ Fi ea: 


Hillston. 


Notr._Term of lease to be five years from Ist. 


January, 1923. : 
R. T. BALL. 





DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS—TRNDERS 


FOR WORKS. 


ENDERS will be received up to 2 p.m. on the 
_ dates specified for the undermentioned works. 
Envelopes containing tenders must be addressed toe 
the President, Tender Board, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney, and have legibly endorsed upon. the 
face thereof the name of the work for which tender 
is submitted. The Government does not bind itself 
to accept the lowest or any tender. 


Specifications and plans of all works may be seen, 


in Contractor’s Room, Publi¢ Works Department, 
. Sydney, in addition to ‘the other places mentioned. 
Plans will be supplied at the rate of 5s. for each 
sheet, and specifications at 5s. per copy. Payment 
to be made to Accountant. of , Department. | For 
Arehitectural Works, plans only may be parehasesy 


27TH NovemsBer, 1922. 


Gladesville Bridge—Repairs to AT ttabes Fender at 
Abutment. (Specification, 
. Oftiec, Newcastle.) 

Bulli Court House—Repairs and Painting. 
fication, &c., at Court House, Bulli, 
Works Office, Wollongong.) 

Neweastle Police Station—Renovations and Fmprore- 
ments to Superintendent Child’s residence, Watt- 
street, (Specification, &c., at Publie Works Office, 

_ Neweastle.) 

St. George District Hospital, K ocarahet Renewal of 

Hot Water Services in Main Wards. 


ArH DECEMBER, 1922. 


Coffs Harbour and District Hospital—Erection of 
Isolation Block. (Specification, &c., at Court- 
house, Coff’s Harbour, and Supervising dere tneer 5 
Office, Kempsey.) 

Moss Vale Police Sha tien ieeeion of New. Build- 
ings. (Specification, &c., at Court-house, Moss 
Vale, and Supervising Kngincer’s Office, Gonl- 
burn. Bill of quantities available.) © 

Wingham Police Station—Repairs, Painting, &c. 
(Specification, &c., at Court-house, Winghata, 


and Supervising Engineer’s Office, Kempsey.) 
Hawkesbury Agricultural College, 


tion of New Boiler House. 
Court-house, Richmond. 


( Speci- 


Darlinghurst Court-house—Repairs and Renovations. : 
(Specification, &e., at Court-house, Deote)) 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAmBITE, No. 163. 


The lessee may cultivate” the » 


‘road Wilcannia to 


; Bence aes 


&c., at Public Works. 


igs Public } 





Richmond—Erec- 
(Specification, &e., at. 





te [24 oe: 


——_— 








AA es Decumper, 1922. 


i Waterf all Sanatorium Re-roofing (N urses’ Gaur ters 8. 


(Specification, &e., at. Watertall Sanatorium.) 


“Regent-street Police. Station—Repairs and Painting. 


District’ Court, ‘Sydney -Additional Accommodation, 
&e. (Bill of Quantities available.) 

Glen Innes District Hospital Installation of a 
Domestic Hot Water Service. (Specification, &c., 
at Court-house, Glen Innes.). 

St. George District Hospital, Kogarah— Installation 
of Klectric Light and Power. (Specification, KCe5 
at St. George “Hospital; Kogarah)... 


- 18ta DecempEr, 1922. 

Port Wenible Power Supply—Supply ana delivery of 
Motor-generator, Transformer, and Switchgear. 
Bogan. River: at Gongolgon—Construction Timber 
Beam Bridge. © (Specification, . &c., -Court- 
houses, Dubbo and. Bourke; and Publi Works 

Office, ’ Newcastle.) 


5iu January, 1923. fe : 

Wybong Creek at Upper Wybong, road Merriwa.to 

Muswellbrook Construction - of Timber Truss 

Bridge. (Specification, &e., at Court-houses, Tam- 

worth and “Muswellbrook, -and Public Works 
Office, Newcastle.) 


22np Panu ARY, 1923. 


Kiama Transmission Line—Manufacture, Supply, and ° 


live iT f Psa 
Delivery o rae rte ; RT. NE). 
PUBLIC SCHOOL TENDERS. 


ENDERS, plainly endorsed and addressed to the 
ik Under Secretary, Department of Hducation, 


Sydney, will be received up till 2 p.m. on the dates — 


mentioned for the works specified below. Full parti- 
eulars on tender forms and those bound. with the 
peril cal QHe. 
ALBERT BRUNTNELL, 
Minister for Education. 





70H DECHM GER. 1922. 

(Plans at. Head Office.) 

Booerie, via, Lismore—Erection of New School Build- 
ing. (Plans at Head Office; District Works Office, 
Lismore: and at ‘Hable Schools, Byron. Bay and 
Casino.) © 


Crystal Creek Upper, via Sata silnniale’ Reastion ot 


New School Building. (Plans at Head Office, 
and at Public Schools, Murwillumbah, Mullum- 
bimby, and Tweed Heads.) 

Enfield—Erection of New School Building. ‘(Plans 
and Bills of Quantities at Head Office.) 

Hampton (fresh tenders)—Erection of New School. 
Building. (Plans at Head Office; 

Schools, Katcomba and Lithgow.) : 
Keiraville—Additions and. Alterations. (Plans ~ at 
Head Office; District Works Office, Wollongong ; 

and at Public School, Bulli.) 


Spencer—FErection of New School Building. (Bianis at 
~Head Office, and at Public School, Gosford. ae ae 


 147H DecempBrr, 1922. < 

Broken Hill Erection ‘of Metal Workshop. 

&e., at Head Office, and cw District Works pueinen 
Broken Hill.) — 

Bacitudson <ivection a Now Schaal. 
(Plans at Head Office; District Works Office, ‘Lis- 
more; and at Public Schools, Casino and. Coraki). 

C amden— Improvements to Teacher’s Residence, &c. 
(Plans at Head Office; and at Public Schools, 
Campbelltown and Camden.) 

Corobimilla— Erection of New “aahdol Building. 
- (Plans at Head Office, and at Paphe- Schools, 
Narrandera, Ganmain, ‘and Leeton.) — 


Dorr 10 North—Er ection of. new Teacher's: eudeene: 
(Plans at Head Office, and at Public Schools, Bel- ; 


__ lingen, Dorrigo, and Coff’s Harbour.) 
Gidginbung Additions: ‘and Repairs. (Plans at Head 
. Office, and‘ at Public Schools, 

man, at Wyalong.) 
Glenburn, via Wambool—Additions,” &e., 
Residence. 
Office, Bathurst; and at Public School, Lithgow.) 
ivempsey East ¢ Remodelling, —&C. 
Office; District Works “Office. Kempsey ; 
Public Schools, Macksville and W auchope. 
Kempsey West—Remodelling, &e. 
Office ; District Works Office. Kempsey; and. at 
Public Schools, M Macksville and Watchone. _ 
Mandurama-sErection ” of ~New School - Bailatdes 
(Plans at Head Office, 
Blayney, Careoar, and Cowra.) 
Woy W oy—Ground Improvements, &C, 
Head. Office ; 
wee Woy.) 


‘te Teuchews 


and av 


and ab Public School, Gostord, ae 


4 + his La 
a wh. \ Va ae 


and at. Public : 


_ (Plans,. : 


ea BH rt 


Temiora, Barmed-— 


(Plans at Hedd Office; District Works 
(Plans at Head _ 


(Plans at Head = 


and at Public Schools. 3 


(Plans. cat. 








——— 


ORDINANCES: 


ae UNDER 










Sy NOW READY. 2 >. PRICE, i016, 
b Sean ORDERS 1 TO 
GOVERNMENT PRINTER, ¢ 

“Banaue SPRERT, SypyeY. 


mt 








AND TRAMWAYS. 


Railway- Comimissioners, Bridge-street, Sydney, 

until 12 noon on the dates shown | for the. services 

‘st specified : — seen, 
200 NoveMBer, 1922. < 


tors, to Specification No. 568 (price 2s. 6d.), at 


_ street, Sydney. 


“arog the supply of Coal during the eblbd Ist. T Nasary, 
19238, to Slst ae mee 1923, as shown hereunder : —- 








. . Kstimated 
“(Latest Berdsheit sal. ? ie - Quantity. 
- For Metropolitan, Picton, and sang. 
: Goulburn districts ..... Lésscissess 528,600 tons, 
‘y ‘For: Western, Harden, and Junee is 
8 districts” ty ia ok See ree ee 156,600 ,, 
“a SReak 4 “Newcastle and ‘Northern’ eae ‘te ecstiee 
Me : sess BNR CS FARR Hh seeeeee ise Wewtio 331,000 > 
: 1,016,200 tons 
N. Small Conia a 
= a For Power- hibhsek ahd other boilers 195, 500. bats, 
BA For Smiths’ We a Lead tin a 5,500 a 




















‘1! ,000 tons. 





Tender forms and fitther: nareoiliene ehiainable 
from Acting Comptroller of Stores, Wilson-street, 
Newtown. A preliminary deposit equal to 1 per cent. 
~ of the estimated vee of the contract faust accompany 
each tender, 

For the Leasing and ‘Working of the Commissioners’ 
5 Shipping Apphances on Pyrmont Jetty, at Dar- 
ia ling Harbour, for one year, from Ist January, 
1923, Particulars and specification obtainable at 


Ist floor, Central Station, Sydney. 
ua For the supply of Two (2) 75 k.v.a, three- phase Trans- 


: “~ Chief Electrical Fngineet, s ira 61. Hunter- 
street, Sydney. 


Sad 6tn DeceMBER, 1922. 
rot the supply of the. pectera cn ened Telegraph 


The poles niust’ be cut from ironbark, grey and red 
box, white stringybark, or grey gum timbers. Fur soi 

particulars: obtainable from Acting pagan 
Stores, Wilson-strect, Newtown, 


“ 


2 Sita ap, Novemerr, 71922). 
+ For “the supply ‘of 3-core. ‘Highsesston Cable and 
_ Boxes for 
tion No, 574 (price 2s.» 6d.), at Chief Electrical 
Engineetr’s. Offic 81 Hunter -street, Sydney. 





hs \ENDERS will be -received at thie Office of ike 


For the aivply of D.C, and A.C. Motors and Genera-— 
Chief Electrical Rerincer s CS) 61 aeeet 


office of Chief Traffic Manager (Goods Branch), 


formers, to Specification No. 577 (price 2s. 6d.), at’ 


~ Poles for the = th Dubbo Railway:— — \ 

= Q0eft. or: 20) BOR TGs Hahei te cae: nt ES 

Peet ae MAO ART Toon ieee 
a aN ROMER 4:1" 55 Ma OUST 2 eae 10 
ae 8 eae anne: a Den 


- 130 Deoumnen, 1922 (EXTENDED | prom 29TH a 


paid fay Mine, Lithgow, to Specifica- © 





13tH Drcemunr, 1922: 


For léase of suitable space for Business Stall. at 
Central Railway Assembly Platform. Terms and 
conditions and form of tender at offico of Estate 
Agent, 357 Blizabeth-street, Sydney. 


For the manufacture and supply of ten (10) miles of 
3/0° (4096) B.. and S: hard-drawn electrolytic 
Copper -Trolley Wire, to Specification No. 567/2 
(price. 2s. .6d.);. at’ Chief. Electrical _Engineer’s 
Office, 61 Hunter-street, Sydney. 


207H Decemann, 1922. 


For the supply of Two (2) High Duty Double-hesi 


Driving Wheel Lathes, Specification and tender 
forms. from Acting Comptroller on Stores. 


GRD JANUARY, 1923, 


ie the supply: of 50-“P”? type Tramears; to Specifi- 
cation No. 566/1 (price £1); 100 No. 9 type Bowie 
Trucks, to Specification 580:/1 (price 10s.). Copies 


of Specifications, at the prices indicated, obtain+ | 


able from .the Chief Electrical Engineer, ' 61. 
aes -street, Sydney. 


10TH JANUARY, 1928. 


For the supply of Single Pike Constant Current 
LP havtetdr merck to Specification No. 579° (price 
2s.°6d.), at Chief Electrical Engineer’s Office, 61 

. | Hunter-strect, Sydney. . > 

For the Supply of Single Phase 50-cycle Transformers, 


to Specification No. 578 (price 2s. 6d.), at Chief 


Electrical Engineer’s Office, 61 Hunter-street, 


_ Sydney. 
23RD May, 1928, 


oh the supply of Bight (8) Water-tube Boilers, with 
Accessories, for White Bay Power-house, Sydney, 
to Specification No,. 575. Price, 40s. for first copy 
and 20s. for subsequent copies, obtainable from 
Chief Electrical Engineer, 61 Hunter-street, 
Sydney. 


AN tenders to he properly endorsed. No tender 
necessarily accepted. Make cheques payable ‘‘Railway 


Commissioners.”’ 
W. J. MORRIS, 





z . ’ Secretary. 
[2670] . . Sydney, 17th October, 1922. 


| SUPPLIES AND SERVICES FOR THE PUBLIC 


SERVICE 


ENDERS for the supply cad delivery of Drapery 
required during 1993-24 will be received at the 
Stores Supply Department, 15 Young-street, Sydney, 
up tillf4.30 p.m. on Tuesday, 19th December, Ac eee 
Tender forms and further particulars on ’ applica- 


\A. BERCKELMAN, Executive Member, 


_ tion. 





[2986] y Sydney, 3rd November, 1922. 
SUPPLIES AND SERVICES FOR: THE PUBLIC 
SERVICE, 


ENDERS for the following Supplies will be received 
at the Stores Supply Department, 15 Young- 
street, Sydney, up till 4.30 p.m, on the dates men- 
tioned :— 
28TH Novemerr, 1922. / 
Tron and Steel. 
9rm JAaNuaRY, 1923, 
Uniform Trimmings. 
Tender forms and further particulars on application. 


: A. BERCKELMAN. 
Executive Member. 








[3287] Sydney, 10th November, 1922. 
- SUPPLIES AND SERVICES FOR THE PUBLIC 
Be ie », SERVICE. 


ENDERS for ihe supply and delivery of White 


‘Lead, &c.. in such quantities and at such times — 


as may be required during a period of three months 
commencing lst January, 1923. will be reeeived at the 
Stores Supply Department, 15 Young-street, Sy dney, 
up, till 4.30 p.m. on Tuesday, 28th November, 1922. 
Tender forms and further particulars on application, 


An BEROKELMAN, Executive. Member, 





< i ; f ; . Ag RE: J p : 
NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 163: 





[24 Nev, 1922. 





ANNUAL MERTINGS OF JUSTICES TO CONSIDER APPLICATIONS FOR AUCTIONEERS’ LIOENSES. 


NOTION is hereby given that the Annual Meeting of His Majesty’s Justices of the Peace, for the purpose of considering applicatiors 


for Auctioneers’ Licenses for the ensuing year, will be holden at is Court-houses at the places and at the times hereunder 


specified. 


; Place. 





Police District. 





When Court to be held. 


Date. 





Adaminaby 
Adelong ins 
Albury . 
Alstonville 
Ariah Park 
Araluen 
Ardlethan 
Armidale 
Ashfield 


oe 


eee 


Ashford 
Ballina is 
Balmain 
Balranald 
Barham ate 
Barraba ie 
Bateman’s Bay 
Bathurst 

Bega ... fs 
Bellingen tae 
Binalong eee 
Bingara 
Blayney 
Bombala 
Bowraville 
Bourke 
Braidwood «.., 
Branxton 
Brewarrina 
Broken Hill ... 
Bundarra 
Burraga tee 
Burren Junction 
Burrowa 
Burwood 


Campbelltown 
Candelo : 

Canowindra .., 
Canterbury ... 


Capertee 
Carcoar 
Casino .. aN 
Gaanliak: ten 


.| Temora ... 


Temora .. 
Braidwood 


Parramatta 


se] Inverell... 





...| Balranald 


COC Ae ree roe sosace 


| Moruya... 
.| Bathurat 


i Broken Hill 
«+1 Inverell... 


...| Burrowa 


Central Police Cours 


Cessnock 
Cobargo 
Condobolin 
Cooma.. ‘ 
Coonab arabean 
Coonamble 
Cootamundra... 
Copmanburst ... 
Coraki... 
Coramba 
Corowa 
Cowra... 
Crookwell 
Culcairn 
Cumnock 
Deniliquin 
Deniliquin 
Denman Sie 


Dubbo... 
Dunedoo 
Dungog 
Eden ... 
Emmaville 
Eugowra 
Finley ... 
Forbes ... ‘ 
Gilgandra .., 
Glebe ... fa 
Glen Innes .., 
Gloucester’ ,.. 


Gosfard 
Goulburn Bs 
Grafton Bee 
Grenfell 
Greta ... es 





-alBorbes>.. 
.| Cooma 


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Place. Ls Polioe District. —- - te cieeoeet| clerk ot’: Pps rat lngpimleiace 
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Gulargembone ..../ hkea! (28 ANOV.,-1022-.5, LE Sedo Meaty tives | 30 Oct., 1922! J. Montgomery, A.C.P.S. 
_ Gulgong HN pa Mudgee... af 28.5. Ae ae LO CeNovg 39221979) » | A. E. Debenham, O.P.S. 
 Gundagai ».| Gundagai pi ie hit ike SE cote L Ot Ree aha 120 » | 8. H. Donnelly, C.P.8. 
Gunnedah... ...| Gunnedah BORE eS. poss wal ke che LO! TR CY so 1O2? Weegee: » | EH. As Mahony, U.P.S. 
TS oe Gunaoiog ©... Yass eS nN AAP ERS Se RRM i fie i a » | A. L. Wellisch,O0.P 8 
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* Hay ... : ES! NgY 2 Ey ais aa pwns) igs Heo aon 7 Noyv., 1922) 14. ,, Fale a Sargrson, U. PS. 
Henty .. ia .| Albury ... 23 yy, 10 Sr arta dBA » | E.R. Wood, U.P.S. 
Hill End see ...| Mudgee.., 283"), ‘si 3 7 Nov., 1922} 16, Ct pelir Als Bisley. AGG.P.S; 
Hillston “pe | Hillston ., 28, : TOES ee is LO: 93, » | G. Howie, C.L.C. 
Holbrook ane ...| Albury .., 282% iy b 10 are i F. R. Wood, C.P.S. 
Hornsby ©... ...| Ryde —~.., 28° ,, a 12.45 7 Nov. Bs "1922, 5 Bept., 4 us L. Foster, C.P.S. 
Inverell waa via Oh ce y Aa Sag 3 ie ae UT Yk Lh Me All om 17 Octiy- 3 a Ce C4 Vindin, C.P 8. 
Jerilderie ne ane Deniliquin hel prt eae Ce Re BOO k apee x 5 1 Nov, ,, W. H. M. Face, A..C.P.S. 
PUNEO ee see, by ae ee ah ee ate Niet Fines bs 17 Oct., ‘ C. RB. Colls, C.P.S. 
Katoomba _.., sty Penrith les tn hey te Weare ere 10 TNix 5, a a BN » | C.E Foster, C.P.S. 
Kempsey .| Macteay River..,| 28 ,, AA ig Y fata 3 TDi) 23 ue W. T. Brewer, C.P.S. 
SS Kiama Ma Kiama ... A he = Sl ph babel ee Ts pe aera 8 Guat » $ C.-F: Denton, C.P.S. 
; a Kogarah ate Metropolitan SOUL. eae aan yg 10 ‘ipie * TGs; 7 A. ae Chapman, C.P.S., 
o Xurri Kurri ... ...| Maitland Pate), Big 3 eeenie LO fakes atic Reena, st Ge, ‘Hearn, C.P.8 
Kyogle A RHE ere oie MSR ELA ORS oe 4 ' 10 Yi osioasa fi Seige pach ls He Seex Ay OPS. 
Lismore vee eee eo eeeree 28 ” ” oo 10 » » 3 ” ity K. A, May, C. P. 8. 
Lithgow HAS Hatley: 28 js > 10 f GS Se LGN Sy » | od. M. Bonthorne, C.P.S. 
Liverpool, ... Liverpool Ase AR, Ml ha aiueree : I2.,, » | A G@. Hardwick, C.P.S. 
Dats sy aS ghee Nk Wl eer Ft Go ROR SEE 28) oe 2 7 Nov., 1922} 16. ,, W. F. Ryan, O.P.S. 
Maclean ~ Ga Grafton Fl tet aa per eneke oO hye é Bhig Rs RK. W.S. Kelly, C.P.8 
Manilla so ...| Bingara .. 28 i 10 Ep Pied lad PM » | R.A. Hills, C.P.S. 
Millthorpe... BROT Ret eneA Ts Cad vecRGen al erates it pieecetede OB me aa oUe » | R..C. Steel, A.C.P.S. 
Milton... We PUA Ret wed ieh ok BONIS per Eien Oe eh 55 tb LB 2» | A. H. Hodgson, C.P.S. 
Mittagong... he Barriian a EDA Wi ge ie 10 Ros ga oe ie use sake PA eit Pe A.C.P.S. 
_Moama wo | Moama ... PN y= ata Ree rale UO (a i Dive f » | W. Goodwin, AC.P.S. 
Molong ‘ie ...| Molong ... SEE DBs oe Soin gatubeactanen | Binves a (ame » | & C: McDonald, C.P.S 
Moree ness ose 000 | cavcessssewesesvee 23 » ” Uy 7 » ” 17 » ” { J. Dd. Rorke, C.P.S. 
iy Moruya ee aR Bees. ee ees Liege emo Saati 8 Wf Sodsee ae 13 4 » | C. T. Howard, A.C.P.S 
Mudgee ry «| Mudgee... Aaner-fe fb i 10 7 Nov., 1922) 17. ,, Mf mee Blackmore, C.P.S., 
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- Mullumbimby ...| Mullumbimby ...} 28 ,, Sef kina kak 8 BTN ay Legh At » | H.W. Ferrier, A.C.P.S. 
' Murrumburrah ..| Young ... ep Ae A Sy i 10 as ir or rer » |. Mclilroy, ©.P.S. 
Murrurundi .., ..| Murrarundi 280 ed Fae [5 Fe ae » | 19 n | M. Ryan, C. P.S. 
Murwillambah __...| Murwillumbah.,./ 28 ,, , 10 ee ad Gel fe kee a Oeil ‘Coghlan, C.P.S. 
Muswellbrook... —_...) Muswellbrook 280i 4 10°} 7 Nov, 1924} 17 |. n | H.P. Cusick, C PS, 
; g ‘and Merton. | ° x 
Nabiac... . ... .. ...| Manning River| 28 ,, rie Weler ed eatituietecses Vike oon aay bh Oe A. Read, ALC. PS; 
~ and’ Raymond ; | 
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Warrabri we | Narrabri 287.4; ¥, 10 7 Noy., 1922) 13), x. M. KE. Soane, C.P.8 
Narrandera... ...| Narrandera ,..) 28, a oreeeL Ly SOs) Gs nee aes Si Sy as piace ORY. egy = P.S 
} Narromine |... aos thas ea the Prug as eea aCe Bi creas hcp eres Serres aah Novae "1922 23°35 3 A. Hannaford, A.C. P.S. 
ie Newcastle... Liste he Mesut EOL 9h Beh ikpt tee LO Bes b 16", 5 -| A.G@. Chiplin, O.P.S. ,C.M 
t Newtown nae ...| Newtown - Vai a attiy apes 10 Petes tau tetas 24 ~~, » 4 H.d Leary, 0.P.8., O.M. 
" Nowra... nee ...| Shoalhaven Pps PE SES Seat PNov.® 1922 645 40} Be J Kondale, CPs 
: Nunodle “ee Ste Seer cig de Sg 5S BS ies ee MapeMO ha ties ease i, 8 Nov., ~,, W.E Smith, A.C. P. 8. 
BS Nymagee Ks Nymagee ee DO eins ar As ACES NO Noe dicey ote tee Horan 6 Bead Se Cellins, A A.O.P.S. 
Iam Nyngan hs Nyogan.., PIC aon e 10 7 Nov., 1922) 17 Oct., > | N. D..Sheridan, C.P.S. 
Oberon vad , 28-5, < DO ere rete fo ck A Mites » | H. Genner, A. C. Ps. 
Orange io met sae deh ie ricestalds Poles tee ad (7 ta PNOV.55 192 Hos 3, » | N. Byrne, C.P.8.,C M.S. 
Paddington ... ...| Metropolitan .,,| 28 ,,. ‘ 10 We pie ee aS | ete? on kke Connell, C.P.8., 
C.M. 
Pambula so Eden... Ss ey Ph A A Piss ze er HY W. G. Noble, A.O.P.S. 
Parkes... ae ire eed gn 237 ll Ft BOLE; » | H. Palser, C.P.S. 
‘Parramatta... Parramatta Paes atie Bs 10 ii, Mae baee » | LU. W. Broughton, C.P.8 
CLM. 
Paterson hs ...| Maitland 28°F; Pree tan 6 ihe ROA Bsr. » + P.d. Purtell, A.C.P.S. 
Peak Hille 45, ...| Dubbo. 8 hs ol €e 2 cris PAS ag » | W. J. Poidevin, A.C.P.S. 
Penrith nae .».| Penrith .. 28) oh et torte 7 Noy.,; 1922219" *;, » | C.:W. Naylor, C.P.8. 
Picton ed LGA, Hag, SOR West alas Poh Bie! ¥ 10° fits aoe Daa 4 ies » | G8. Goldie, C.P.S. 
Portland we, Hartley... Pie 4 ites ‘s 10 7 Novi, °1922)' 19 ;, 4 C. C. McRae, A.O,P.S. 
Port Macquarie w..| Port Macquarie 25 at A 10 he if 14.4 » | &. H. McDonald, C.P.S. 
Queanbeyan ... ..| Queanbeyan Pasi ebyt is 10 of ae Pee a Uae » | H. Angove, C.P.S. 
* Quirindi ae eis, diy voles heen A le ama eae canes tar | ee » | H. TeSkilton, C.P.S. 
Raymond Terrace ...| RavmondTerrace 28 ,, nee LOS ke ss a bee 9s “ A, ©. Ireland, A.C.P.S. 
Rockley aa ..| Bathurst PN Ger-pSonary Bee se SLO Tats gal es ate » | J.C. Harrison, Acting. 
Ryde ... Gs | Ryde 6128-35, NN aa AT ey Ree 5 Sept. , | F.L. Foster, 0,P.8. 
Rylstone — ..| Rylstone te 2Bore are ad (25h 0 FE: ye 16 Oct... | W.H. Dening, O.P.S. 
Scone ... ree Pel be utene eta au tis NOBe A peas al inal 0) ales » | 14 Sept. » »| J. B. Scobie, v.P.S, 
Singleton fea eeu Code neyo wees t26..te. RY ts 2 Weick: » | 16 Oct » | P. ¥. Eldershaw, C.P.S. 
Stockinbingal... sewn Waste site NOB. 4, Rete fae Ay i) ters » .| W. Robson, A.€.P.S. 
Stroud... mee ...| Raymond Terrac Came ibe 2 yee 33 yl ee is an ae = Bedingfeld, 
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Sunny Corner .. .... Bathurst Penne B20 Mala rhage Dagny a Fb » | ¥. W. Dolman, A.C.P.S, 
Tambar Spring; ..| Gunnedah | 28 Site LO Pa: Pies Gee ety » | W. G. Jones, A.C.P.S. 
Tamworth tee aoe “Sethe oe eeeee | 28 ” ” eee 10 7 ” ” 11 ” ” E. J. Daley, ©. P. 8. 
Taralga id 2s Eas | 7 a Hide Si Neng C0) (an A Tin aR, » | A. Riordan, A.C.P.S. 
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NOTICE TO; LESSEES OF MINERAL’ LEASES 
GRANTED UNDER ae MINING ACT. OF 
1874. 
N OTICE is hereby given that the rents for the year 
1923 of Mineral Leases, granted under the 
Mining Act of 1874, fall due on the SUth November, 
1922, and mustibe paid on or before that. date. 
J. C. L. FITZPATRICK, Secretary. for Mines. 


| 3457 | Sydney, 24th November, 1922, 


NOTICES TO APPLICANTS: FOR LEASES FOR 
MINING AND FOR, PURPOSES IN CONNEC- 
TION WITH MINING; TO LESSERS UNDER 
SUCH? LEASES; AND: TO - WHOM AIT “MAY 
CONCERN, 

Novick is HEREBY GIVEN THAT— ; 

HiS Excelleney the Governor, with the advice 
of the Executive Council, has approved of the grant 
of leases of Crown Lands in satisfaction of the under- 
mentioned applications :— 





For: Goup-minine Leasts: 
(1922-8, 7955 8,901 L.B.). 


Application No. 136, Cobar (local 819), William Roy | 
Clifford, Bagnall and Roy Charles “Marsh, GL oy 
county Y: anda, parish Gonella, 10 acres, 20th July, 

= 19928 

Application: No,-137, Cobar :(local 320). William Roy 
Clifford Bagnall. and Roy Charles Marsh, ep 15, 
county Yanda, parish Gonella, 5 aeres, 20th July, 
1922. 

“Application No: 139, Cobar (leoal 322), 

James Thomas Parker, William 
and William Roy Clifford Bagnall, er 12. county 
Yanda, parish Gonella, 10 acres, 22nd July, 1922. 

Application No, 149, Cobar ical 323), Edward James 
Thomas. Parker;- William Slade Vincent, and 
William Bor Clifford Bagriall, gn! ol, ‘county 
Yanda, parish Mitchell, 15 acres, 22nd Julv. 1922. 

Application No. 143, Cobar (local 325), Donald Fraser, 
ci 87, county Yanda, parish Gonella, 10 acres, 
22nd August, 1922, 


Edwar eS 
Slade Vincent, 


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6230 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 163.’ [24 Nov. 1922. 
AUCTIONEERS’ LIGENSING AD ‘ 
| 7 Aye Conve to be es Tast date’ |-Date ot Notice of | cued of pelts Reactors b 
nate pe rn Re Bee an Tiedr ; ae Yr Ab ce! ? + a aaflce given. id 
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Targpagy Wy meee ot 98 Nov., 1922...) 10 | 7 Nor, 922] 17 Oet., 1922] W. C. Geikie, C.P.8. 
Temora . .. Temora Pale sg Re ae ale w | ©.d. M: Hade, C.P.8. 
Tenterfield ° .| Tenterfield D3 es a. 10 PERS I Ba % A. D. Donnelly, C.P.S. 
Tibooburra .., Mitchell 28 -,, iy 10 HONOV.s IOAN wea 3 J. Rilis, A.C.P3s. 
Tinghay 1". .--| Inverell... de ies :, li Ta. a | 23> 4 Rieates be |S Gilling, C.P.S. 
Tocamwal >... | Deniliquin 28-.,; - 10 Fat yaa ee » | D. Mathieson, A.C.P.S. 
 ranpie 0s: 2), | Warren... aay Meme a oh eens » [io Sept... > H. ©. J. Ferris, A.C.P 8. 
Tumbarumba ... ..| Tumbarumba .../ 28 ., Hs il Bis itossaee ac Y Osby 4.8 46 pi Barnard, C.P.N, 
Trmut... | Pamebe, 28 5 2 ll oe sceev os Cig » | E. W. Smart, OPS. 
Ulmarra '..| Gratton,s. 4 2B rs 10 7 Noy., 1922) 2 ,, » | @, 8. King, A.C.P.S 
Uralla .. | Uralla v.. Ee koe ay LO anges sh Pepa] 3 ea » | £. A..P. Dunk, 0.P.8, | 
Urana . .. Narrandera eS Pare 4 Bees a pA 3 ee J. McGrath, O.P.S, 
Wagga Wagga i LAE ey eh BS. si 10 | (oe sy fess, Peay Wk Ws «© Hezell, C.P.S.,C, 
Walbundrie .., Ee eae RY Zo) 205 ‘ 10 Fi Ee ee wear 2 Re eae | W..F, Searson, A.C.P.3. 
Walcha | Armidale 28.5 ns Al 1 Ae et ee » | D, Moriarty, C.P.S. 
Walgeti «| Walgett 25 7s & 2.80 es cs or; a H. FE, Orain, C.P.S. 
Warialda .| Wartalda PS ce 3 LO Ae agro? Uap. 5 | A. Ayling, O.P.8. 
Wauchope ...| Port; Macquarie..| 28 ,, é Dope Wee coe oy, » | A. Ferguson, A.C.P.S. 
Wellington ...| Wellington. dae a 10 7 Nov., 1922).16 3; » | W..O’Hanlon, A.C.P.S, 
Wentworth Wentworth 285 3 10 ay eA Te Fg tr » | M.S. Meagher, C.P.%. 
Werris’ Creek... se DSi soe 28 7) - 10 M INOV., O22) 1g » | @& B.C. Griffin, C.P.S8. 
West Maitland. .' : ye Nae 5 10 LNT; Meaty lee est AA pa Ww. 8. Bromhead, C.P.8. 
West Wyalong phir la ae Oavesiese cata eet of ei as os aa on 7 Nov. ., 1922) F. Grugeon, C.P. 's. 
Wileannia Mitchell 28. i 10 7 Nov., 1929 16 Oct.,  ¥ T.G. Flynn, OPS 5 
Windsor Windsor 28 3 35 11 a as ear Mek ee Ne hep ea Balmain, C.P.S. 
Wingham ...| Manning River...) 28 % , 10 i figee Niecy: yea Sd FE Isles, C.PR, 22 
Wollongong ... Ae i 28 75 is MU hi eared yeh eile Re » | Hu Bu F. Haydock, ©, PS. 
Wyong _..| Brisbane Water..| 28 $ li | 7 Nov., 1922) 30° ,, » | d. M. Grady, A.C.P.S. 
Yass «| Y&88 1B Py “A 2G a » | Ze ths “3 A: one C.P.8. 
wtiss Hénaiivai Riel 
Mines Department Hotices, 
[3148] Sydney, 10th November, 1922. . Application No. 145, cabar ‘(ocal 327), Matthew 


McWilliam Robinson | cand. ‘Giithirie Robinson; en — 


39, county Yanda, parish, Gonella, 10: acres, 99nd 
‘August, 1922. 

Application . No. 146, Cobat Vockt’ 328), Thomas. 
Wilson Vincent, 61, 2; ‘county Yanda, parish Mit- 
chell, 10 acres, 22nd August; 1922. 

Application No. 72, Wattle Flat (local 73), Matthéw 
Cornwell, en 15, county Roxbireh, parish Sofala, 
10 acrés, 5th ‘August, 1922, 

Application No. 45, Wellington. (local - 166), Satine 
Ernest Cox, en 1, county Bligh, parish Wuulu- 
man, 8 acres, Bist August, 1921, 


* Application No. 133, Cobar (local 316), George Haw-. _ 


iey, Gt MB county Yanda, Poast cpneles 10 
acres, 8th M: ay, 1922. ee 

For Minera Leases. 

aS (1922-8,971 ; 8,907 L.B.). 


Application No. 17, Moruya (local 109), George Gor- 
don, mu 11, county Dampier, parish Bergalia, 40 
acres, 19th August, 1922. 

*Application No, 16, Moruya (leoal 108), George Gor- 
don, mi 2; county Dampier, parish Bergalia, 20 
acres, 19th August, 1922. 

Application No, ‘18, Moruya (local 113), eee 
Waters et 40, county. Danipier, parish pereelity 
i acres ost AG gust, 1922. 

Application Nos: 69, Goulburn (lécal 127) 
Earnest- Shepherd, Charles Gregory Noller, 
Lowley Staniforth, and Josep! ‘Grey, 
county Argyle, 
August, 1922. 

+Application No. 196, Newosstle Ueda! 
Bryant. ML. 56, county Northumberland, parish 
Kahibah, 1a. lr. 19 v., 2ist June, 1922. 

}Application. No. 202, Newcastle (local 264), John 
George Bryant, Mn 97, county Northumberland, 

parish Kahibah, 25 perches, 2nd August, 1922. 

;Apelcation No.--195, Newcastle (local 957), John 
George Bryant, mu 55, county Northumberland, 
parish Kahibah, 2a. 3% BLM D2Ist Inne, 1999: 


Alfred 
Basil 
MI 1G 


258), Samuel - 


+Application No. 96, Bast Maitland (loca’.247), Wast — 


Greta Coal ‘Mining Company. Limited ML ie 
county Northumb erland, parish Aecl}-lon 1a; 


Tae Sey. 
27: a Bs 3rd February, 1922. 


parish. “Marulan, 3 acres, 4th 


ody 













Se 4 


Ww 



























ta Ws Nye = + te #. 4) 
J Sid 





RMON es a, “(1922- 9,010; 3,972 L.B.). 
“Application No. 89. Canbelego (local 149), George W HY 4 


= . 


ty. Monteagle, parish 
een daly, 1922. ; 


ce pted. ° ‘ 


ee ee 1c. whole of the detec okeopted, 


{ 


7 G: I FITZPATRICK, ahntetse for Mines. 





“HIS Mesclloncy. SN Gbvsrnor. with the advice of 


ae, a 
an Executive Council, has refused the under mentioned 


applications: for leases. ‘of Crown ‘Lands’? 
. For Gouv- MINING LuasEs. ~ 
(1922-8, 903 ; “3. 909; 8, ISG ; 9,011 L.B.). 


- Application No. 939, Canbelego (local 301), herni 


Shanahan, county Flinders, parish pupeery; 15 
acres, 13th September, 1922.” 

Application Nos, 449, - eanbelego. ocal 209) ; »1B4 
~ Cobar (loeal 317), H. ‘Dogger, county. Blinders, 
parish Budgery, 10. acres, Ist. June, 1922) 

Application No. 63, Grenfell (local 94), John Hewen, 
- county Forbes, ‘parish, _Melyra, 5" acres, ‘th 
August, 1922. 

julie ae No. 62, Gulgong. (local 144), Henry Dave 


son, county Phillip, parish Guigona, 5 kas iota: 


May, 1922. Ls, 
- For Mrweran L BASES. 
(1922-9, 012 i B.): 


Gpoliesinen No, 22, Hillston (local 24), Henry Dafcta 
+) 4 county Mossgiel, “parish Cameron, 79 acres, “9th 
*. May, 1922: 


. Application No; 23, ‘Hillston (local 25), Henry Dawson, 


_ county Mossgiel, Heviep Cameron, 79 acres, 9th 
- May, 1922. ‘ 


_ Application ‘No. a4, Feta (ocal 96), Henry Dawson, 


county Mossgiel, parish Cameron: 19. acres, 9th 
May, 1922. 


Application No. 95. Hillston (local 27), Henry Dawson, 
*~ (OOUNLY Mossgiel, BarER (LBRTOR, toe acres, ¢ “9th 


~ May, ~192 2G es 
ed GC. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for hee 


<- > = 4g 


‘HIS Pacellaies * inh Ruvernce. ae the advice of 
‘the Executive Council, has voided | the Gold-mining 
' Leases of Crown Land granted _ in ‘satisfaction of the 
undermentioned applications, the lessees having 


neglected or refused to execute the same. 


(1922-8,360 8,361 ; 8,362 1.B.).. eres 


Sd oplitastion’ No. 126; Coramba local 173), Victor 
Webb, Gi-126; county: Fitzroy, parish Bagawa, 3 
acres; "15th August, 1922: date’ ‘of lease. 

Application No. Bie ts, Gulgong (local 140), Michael 
Daniel Lett, an 2, county Bligh, parish Goodiman , 
5 acres, 10th Arveust, 1922, date of Jease. 

Application No. 66, in 
and William ‘Henry. Weeks, GL 23, county Georgi-' 
ana, parish Gillindich 3 acres, » 15th August, 1922, 
date of lease. ty 


ee ae VE FITZPSTRICK, Minister for aitnee 


= at 


—— ee > 


4 


TT is intended to void the Gold- -mining Leases of 


iaP own Lands granted in satisfaction at the undermen-. | 


tioned applications, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, 


and that notice ef such voidance will be published in 


the Government Gazette of 8th December, 1922; and 
the land referred to in such applications. will, ‘after 


publication of the Goyernment Gazette of that date — 


(namely, - at 2 30. o'clock p.m.). be open to: ‘be taken 
possession of in terms of the Mining Act and Regu- 


lations, pre ovided there he Se no adverse title 1" the 


land. 


liam Budd, ¢t 8, county Flinders, parish Budgery, | 


cis 10a. Or . 24 H 21st September, 1922, date of 


App rate No, 32, Sumy Corner oon 84), Folin : 
 esaske Murray, au 184, county Roxburgh, parish | 
Castleton, 3 acres, 5th eae 182, date of 


ae an Gat, % 
P, FITZRATRICK, Minister for Mince) 


B.), | 
al. 9), Andrew Alox- 


[B561) Sydney, 24th November, 1922. 
i" 1s hereby notified that His Excellency the Gover- 


‘uena. ‘(local 207), Joseph Tohnson | fe 


Bley 
4 





“(85641 
7 is hereby notified that, His Excellency the Gover. _- 
nor, with the advice of the- Executive Couneilh,. 





the Executive. Council, has approved of the grant of 
leases ‘in satisfaction of the: undermientioned applica- 
tions for Re Leases of Private Lands,  ~ 
[1922-8,902 ; 8.903; 8,904; 8,905 L.B.] 


Siunatieetian No. 31, Inverell (local 85), Tom Walton 

-. Cant, part of wu 1 (part of 188), county Arra- 

watta, parish Swamp Oak, 1 a. 3 .r., dated’ 1st 
September, 1922; 

Hua pan No. 127, Orange (local 286), Frederick: 
Lamont McF adzean, PGL (3 (part of 61 and 66), 
county Bathurst, ‘parishes Huntley and Shad- 

forth, 3 a. 17. 22 p., dated 18th July, 1922. 

Application No. 128, Orange (local 287), Frederick 
Lamont McFadzean, pan 4 “(part of 66), county 
Bathurst, parish Shadforth, Te Ban eye Oa: Phe 

i (surface right, 1 acre), dated 13th July, 1922. 

Application } Nov: t347 Orange flocal 293); Frederick 
 Uamont McKadzean, rev ¢ (part of 66), county 
Bathurst, parish _ Shadforth, 10 a, Q.¥, 28 p., 
dated 13th July, 192g... 


Se Tone ty FITZPATRICK, Minister a Mines. 





— 


t nor, with ‘thé advice of the Executive Couneil, 
has cancelled the undermentioned lease for nou- fulfil- 
ment of the labour: conditions ogn Fained therein, and. 
it is hereby declared ‘eancelled. 


(1922-6,146. R. & 1.] 


Private Lanps Luase, Mining Act, 1906. 


No 2 742, Charles Molyneux Royds, portion pa, 7, 


county St. Vineent, par ish Elr ington, . 6 acres, 
application No. Major’ 's Creek 2-9. 


J.C. li FITZPATRICK, Seeretary for Mines. 





[3562 } Sydney, 24th November, 1922. 
T is hereby notified that: His Excellency the Gover- 


nor, Ww. ith the advice of the Executive Council, 
has cantelled the undermentioned: leases for non- 


-fulfilment of the conditions contained therein, and. 


they are hereby declared canc elled. 
[1922-5, 955. KR. & I.]. 


Drepcing Leases, Mining Act, 1906. 


No. 469, John Wilson, portion mu 43, county Buller, 
"parish Ritbyes 227 ac. Oo tS 6 pi, application No, 


Wilson’s Downfall 68-239. : 
No. 475, John Wilson, portion mi 19, county Buller 


‘parish Ruby, 10 acres, application No. Wilson’s 


Downfall 69-240. 
J. €.L., FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines. 





[3563] Gedney; 24th November, 1922. 


‘T is hereby notified that His Excellency the Gover- 
nor, with the advice of the Executive Couneil, 
has declared the undermentioned leases void for: 


_ non-payment of the rent due thereon, and they are 


hereby declared void. 
(1922-6, 145° R.°& FJ 


Gop Leases, Mintne Aor, 1874. 
Cobar Mining District. 
No. 314, The Mount Boppy Limited, portion ¢1 18, 


county Robinson, parish Cohn, 10 acres, applica 


tion No. Cobar 279. 


h No. 315, The Mount Boppy Limited, portion cr 17, 
" county Robinson, parish Cohn, 10 acres, ap Pleas ‘ 


tion No. Cobar 280. 


No. 317, The Mount Boppy Limited, portion ex 19, 


county Robinson, parish Cohn,, 8 acres, applica 
tion No. Cobar .288,.»).: 

No. 482, The Mount’ Boppy Limited. portion gL 43, 
county Robinson, parish Cohn, 10 acres, ‘applica- 
tion. No. Cobar 463. 


_ No. 483, The Mount Boppy Limited, portion cr 44, 


county Robinson, parish Cohn, 10 acres, applica- 
tion No. Cobar™64. 


5 No. 519, The Mount Boppy Limited, portion er 60, 


county Robinson, parish Cohn, 8 acres, applica- 
~ tion No, Cobar 490. 3 


Bis gtd Oe LITA ATRICK, Secretary tOn Mines. be 





Sydney, 24th November; 1922. 


has “eancelled the vindermentioned Tease for mon 
payment of the rent due thereon, and it is hereby 
feclared cancelled. 


[ 1922-6, 147 R. & I] 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of ~ 


a ae 





Gotp Lease, Mintng Act, 1906. 


No. 2,491, Benjamin Rackham, portion eu 134, county 
Parry, parish Nundle, 25 ACTes, application No. 
Nundle 44-61. 


J. C. L. FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines. 





[3565 } Sydney, 24th November, 1922. 
T is hereby notified that His Excellency the Gover- 
nor, with the advice of the Executive Council, 
has cancelled the undermentioned leases for non- fulfil- 
ment of the conditions contained therein and non- 
payment of rent due thereon, and they are hereby 
declared cancelled, . 
{1922-5,954 R.-& I.] 
SprcraL Leases, Minine Act, 1906. 


No. 8, Charles Patrick Barrett, portion mu 74, county 
Clarke, parish Coventry, 100 acres, application 
No. Glen Innes 7-276. i ‘ 
9, William Kelly, portion mn 2, county Clarke, 
parishes Coventry and Hall, 2,110 a. 0 r. 17 p., 
ex. mus 70 and 77, application No. Glen Innes 
9-51 (124a). 

J. C. L. FITZPATRICK, ‘Secretary for Mines. 


No. 





[ 3566 | Sydney, 24th November, 1922. 


T is proposed to cancel the undermentioned leases, 
and notice of cancellation thereof will be pub- 
lished in the Government Gazette of the 8th Decem- 
ber,' 1922, and the land referred to in such leases will, 
unless held under some other title, after ae mae 
of Government Gazette of that date (namely, at 2.30 
o'clock p.m., Sydney time), be available for occupa- 
tion in terms of the Mining Act. 1906. A 
[1922-6,412; 6,3653°6,305 R: & 1.1 


NEW SOUTR WALES GUVERNMENT GAZETTE, No 163, 


‘Torrington, 


{24 Nov, 1922. 


4 





Gorp Leasn, Minine Act, 1906. , 
No. 2,540, William Patrick Hogan and James Hamil- 
ton, portion ex 34, county Bathurst, parish Fishy 
bula, 4 acres, application: No. Careoar Gee's 


Mineran LEASES, , Minne ACY, L006 


. 2,527, John Hall, portion mi 40, county bathe 
parish Ponsonby, 5 acres, application No. Rock-— 
ley. -71-34 244). 

2,573, James Henry Pye, portion mu 125, county 
Roxburgh, parish Coolamigal, 5 acres, application 
“No. Sunny Corner 30-76... 


A Se Os L, FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines. 


No. 





ae G. 1. j ? 


NOTICE UNDER MINING ACT, 1906—APPLICA- 
‘TIONS FOR DREDGING LEASES. 
A* 


inquiry in terms of section 91, Mining Act, 1906, 
will be held as follows:—-Application No. I1- 115, 
by Henry Hooklyn, to mine for tin by 
means of pump dredge on portion my 17, parishes of 
Bates and Annandale, county Clive, embracing part of. 
the bed and banks of ‘Catarrh Creek and land ‘adjacent 
thereto, commencing 9 chains above the south-east 
corner of portion 15, and then extending in a N. 
N. Westerly direction for 42 chains, at  Warden’s 
Court, Torrington, on 12th December, 1922, at 9 a.m. 

Objections to the applications must be lodged in the 
Warden’s Office where application made on or before 
the date of the maquiry. 

: W. [. PERRY, 


Warden. 


20th November, 1922. P3488 | 





[3451] 


Fepartment of Mines, 
Sydney, 24th Novemher, 1922. 





REVOCATION OF PikT OF RESERVE No. 21,498; FROM CONDITIONAL SALE (WITHIN THE TURIN GOLD-FIELD), 
PARISH OF DULABRER, COUNTY, OF ROX BUR +H. 


H*® Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Wxecutive Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, ard with the 
d concurrence of the Secretary for Lancla, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 106 ‘of the Mining 





Act, 1906. part of reserve No, 24,428 from condition] sale (within the Turon Gold-field), her. under described, shall be revcked, and it — 


is hereby revoked accordingly. 
[1922-6,365-120 Mise. | 


Conmenure 


J. C, L. FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines. 


‘ 




















Meiers Division, "one | Purposes. | BS eof ay County. | ier | Shire. | Aren | Part reeoked, reine fy 
ra J | Oe ae cay 
| | | PSEY Lpult Mire, 

Bathurat,.) astern ., 24,428 | From Bon aitionals laa 26 July, 186 Rexburgh,. Dulabree «| Blaxland ..| 2 3 50 | Part with!n rort’on 90. Plan| 1922-5,857 
| (within Turcn Gild- PO RO 2936-10496) (Mines), 
\ field). ee ae? 4 











| \ 
Department of Mines, 
Sydney, 24th November, 1922. 


REVOCATION IN PART OF NOTIFICATION OF RESERVE No. 1 05), MADE UNDER SECTION. 14 (3), MINING 
ACT, 1936, PARISH FORBES, COUNTY ASHBURNHAM. 


[3452] 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased, in purauance of the provisions of section — ‘A 


14 (3), of the Mining Act, 1906, to direct that from and after 2°30 p.m. on the abovementioned date, reserve No. 1,051, made under 
the said section and Act, exempting certain land from occupation under any miner’s right or business license, which is embraced by tite 
accompanying description, be revoked, and it is hereby revoked accordingly. 



































[1922-6,36€-120 Misc. ] eed. Ue FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines. 
> fea be Mca ei SCHEDULE. ; 
aie D : 
Vie we Division. een Purpose. Wahiectias County. | Parish, | Shire, &c. Area, Part revoked, Papers No, 
{ RT Dw \ Misc. 
Forbes, ...| Central.) 1,05t| From occupation under! 2 Dec., 1908] Ashburn- | Kurbes | Forbes 0 1 0 | That part within allotment) 1922-5,858 
apy miner’s right or ham, Munici- 9, section £8, tewn cf} (Mines). 
business license, ’ _pality. Forkes Plan ¥F, 123- 





J b ; 3,830, 


Department of Mines, 
Sydney, 24th November, 1922, 


REVOCATION OF PART OF «RESERVE No. 23,623 FROM SALE FOR MINING PURPOSES, 
% GUNTAWANG, COUNTY OF PHILLIP. 
IS Excellency the Governor, with the udvice of the Kxecutive Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, and with the 
concurrence of the Secretary for Lands, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance. of the provisions of secticen 106 of the crmewa) > 
Act, ee og of Reserve No. 23,623 from sale for mining purposes, hereunder described, chali be revoked, and it is hereby revoked ° 
accordingly 
[1922-6,342-120 Mise.} sy 








Ot 


[3446] 


PARISH OF 









































J. ©. L, FITZPATRICK, Sageiary for Nine . 4 


Yad 
fi 


Ce ae 


; ScHREDUTR. aig % rot: 
pista, | nivison, | Porno. | | htt, | Onwatr. | Pariah, | Show | arm, | Pat senennt, | Papare No. 
ay ‘ 
ty NOM Wine te Pa, 1 
Mudgee “ Eutern., 23,623 | Prom sale for mining) 18 Tan. 186} Phillip ...| Gunta- | Gulgong | 19 1.44 | Part within portion 366.) Mise. 
| - purpeses. | Wandg.|unic ¢- ! Plan P. 3,436-2,125, 1922-6, 862 
ay | We % | pality.| U4 4 (Mines), 
Taare LA < ee TES : i 








[3444] 


6233 


Department of Mines, 
Sydney, 24th November, 1922. 


REVOCATION OF PART OF RESERVE FROM CONDITIONAL SALE (WITHIN A PROCLAIMED GOLD. FIELD, NOW 


ve 


THE BLACK RANGE GOLD-FIELD), PARISH OF MUNGABARINA, COUNTY OF GOULBURN, 


Is Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, and with the concur 

B rence of the Secretary for Lands, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 106 of the Mining Act 
1906, part of reserve from conditional sale (within a proclaimed gold-field, now the Black Range: Gold-ficld), hereunder described, shall 
be revoked, and it is hereby devoked amacrine! y: 


[1922-6,343-117 Mise. } 




















J.C. L; FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 

















SCHEDULE. 
Land [Division Reserve P Date of c Parish Shi Part Waal Papers 
- District. Ai NG! urpese. Hotifvation, ounty, avish. ire, art revoked. Area. NO. 
e \ ro j 
: ‘ | isi 
; ' Acres. Mise 
Albury «| Hastern .| 2... From conditional) 22.May, 1873) Goulburn,.} Munga- Hume -«.| Part within portion 157,|" 2 ) 1922~ 5,880. 
> sale (within a pro- . barina, | Plan G, 3,803-1,475. | 
claimed gold-field. ; 
now the Black 
Kkange Gold-field).| \ | 


(8445) 


Nore.—Now freehold, 





‘Department of Mines, 
Sydney, 24th November, 1922, 


REVOCATION OF PART OF RESERVE FROM CONDITIONAL SALE (WITHIN A PROCLAIMED GOLD-FIELD, 
NOW THE CANOWINDRA GOLD-FIELD), PARISH OF COLLETT, COUNTY OF ASHBURNHAM. 


18 Excelleney the Governor, with the advice of the Kxecutive Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, ‘and with the 
concurrence of the Secretary for Lands, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 106 of the Mining 
Act, 1906, part of reserve from conditional sale (within a proclaimed gold- -field, now the Canowindra Gold-field), hereunder described, 


shall be revoked, and it is h 
[1922-6,368-120 Mise. ] © 





\ Rees ‘. ae 
«-| MasterD,.| sore 


Molong 


ereby revoked aceordingly. 


Purpos ‘ Date of 





From eonditional cale 18 April, 1880 Ashburnham Collett ... 


_ (within a proclaimed 
gold-field, now the 
Canowindra Gold- ‘ 
field); 


Preelamation. 








J.C. L. FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines. 








SoueDvULe. 
County. | Parish. | shire, Ares. | Part revoked. Papers Bo. 
: | ieee 
& Ta Pi Mirs, 
Boree,..; 10 2 0 Part within pertion 174| 1922-5,868 
(about), and intervening road.| (Mines), 





Plan A, 7,106-1,770, 





[3447] 


Department of Mines, 
Sydney, 24th November, 192% 


REVOCATION IN PART OF RESERVE No. 29,572 FROM CONDITIONAL SALE (WITHIN THE Wee 
GOLD-FIELD), PARISH OF CARROLL, COUNTY OF WELLINGTON. 


H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, and with the cen- 
currence of the Secretary for Lands, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 106 of the Mining Act, 
1906, part of Reserve No. 29,572 from conditional sale (within the Wellington Gold-field), hereunder described, shall be revoked, and it is 


hereby revoked accordingly. 
(1922-6, 364-120 Mise. ) 


Land 
District, 








Division. | awk 


Bathurst..| Mastera | 29)572 


[8450) 


? 


; Date of 
Purpose. Netifleation. 





From conditional sale! 15 July, 1899! Wellington... 


(within the Welling- 
ton Gold-field), 





- J.C. Ly FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines. 





SoOuEDULE. : 
‘Cewnty. | Parish. | Shire, | Area, | Part revoked, a ties 
P. 
Carroll...) Turon 1,100 0 0 | Part within portion 158) Mise, 1983- 
Shire.| (about). and intersecting road, 5,847 
Plan W. 5,191-2,091 R, (Mines). 


z 








Department of Mines 
Sydney, 24th W ovember, 1922, 


REVOCATION OF PART OF RESERVE FROM CONDITIONAL SALE (WITHIN THE BOYD OR LITTLE RIVER 
GOLD-FIELD), PARISH OF MARARA, COUNTY OF GRESHAM. 


I8 Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, and with the 


concurrence of the Secretary for Lands, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section, 106 of the Mining 
Act, 1906, part of reserve from conditional sale (within the Boyd or Little River Gold-field), hereunder acped, shall ybe revoked, 
and it is hereby revoked accordingly. 


ava 367- 120 Mise. na 


\ Lend 
District. 





' Reserve 
; Division | No. ° 





bos mee 


Grafton... Kastern., 


Deity - 


Date of 
Purpose, Notification. 


Reserve from condi-| 17 Jan, 1873). Hy otharake 


tional sale within 
the Boyd or Little 


‘River _ Gold-field 
(easterly y exten- 


Ph | 





sion). | 


Neo, 163, 24 Novamser, 1922.—4, 








J. C. L. Hee teat, Secretary for Mines, 


 Scumpvre. 
County. | Parish. | Shire, | Area, | Part revoked, Papers No, 
&. T. p. Miee. 
Marara ..| Nymboida ..{ 10 0 0 | Part within portion 20, Plan; 1922-5,860 
j G. 728-1,782. (Mines), 


/ 





6234 _. ‘NEW SOUTH WALES UOVERNMENT cazerns, No. 16s Poa yi 
Lees ae aC Fame 4 ‘Department of Mines, RNS ad 
_ Sydney, 24th Naas 1922 + 


REVOCATION OF PART OF RESERVE No. 35,186 FROM CONDITIONAL SALE (WITHIN: THE NOWENDOO ~ 
GOLD-FIELD), PARISH OF TOMALLA, COUNTY OF HAWKS. 


nee 

[ ic Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, on the recommendation OF the Minister, and ith the 
concurrence of thd Secretary for Lands, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 106 of the Mining 
Act, 1906, cart of reserve No 35,185 from conditional sale (within the Nowendod Gold- felts hereunder ‘described, shall be revoked, and 


it is hereby revoked accordingly. 
(1922-6,344-120 Misc.} J.C. L, FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 





















































SCHEDULE. is ey 3 Ogg Mena es 
nitang Division. eerie Purpose, — ott ee County. | Parish. Shire. Area. Part revoked. Paper 
. vA Re SA 
ee ; _ Ares, fe Re \ ine 
Scone ...|' Eastern,.| 35,186 | from conditional sale| 18 Oct,, 1902) Hawes ...| Tomalla ...j Upper . 1,280 Part within portions 50/ Mise, 1922- 
, (within the Nowendce| f Hunter. : and 6]. Plans H. 810 5,882 
Gold-field), . x ¥ _ and 811-1,671. — (Mines). 
Norg.—Now alienated, - Bea, ie: Nees a Spe . 
= : : i , & 4 
~ ; B ¢ 
ry j ; , 
[ 3448) ; ae ; Department of Mines, 
: ; . Sydney, 24th Norebee a 1922. 


REVOCATION OF PART OF RESERVE No, 24,498 FROM CONDITIONAL SALE (WITHIN - THE apes GOLD: FIELD), 
PARISH OF WATERBEACH, COUNTY OF ROXBURGH. 


H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, bog with the 

concurrence of the Secretary for Lands, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 106 of the Mining 
Act, 1906, wart of reserve No. 24,428 from “conditional sale (within the Turon Gold-field), hereunder described, shall be revoked, and 
it is hereby “revoked accordingly, 


{1922-6,340-120 Misc.} 10. Ts ¥ 1TZPATRICK, Secretary | for Mine. 























SOHEDULE. 
Land Division. eae | Purpose | Date ot | Count Pp ish f Shir A bg Part reyok ol | Papers No 
District. No, POSE r | Notification, | “NRT shiner ns ith sae eee? 
i ee 

Bathurst. Hiastern,., 24,428) From _ conditional calel 25 July, 18¢6 Fexpura: | Water- Turon ..,| 20 0 0 | Part within portion’ 27 and} Ms, 1922- 

| (within the Turon | | beach. ; 4 89. Plans R, 3,148 and 5,861 

| a Gold-field). | | 3654-1496, (Mines), 

J ! Sips ff. 
[8449] 3 : ee of Mines, — ; 


Sydney, 24th Aap: ‘ions, 
REVOCATION OF PART OF RESERVE No. 1,042 (M) FROM ALIENATION FOR MINING OR. MINING PURPOSES 
PARISH OF BURRANDANA, COUNTY OF MITCHELL. phy lis 
iH" HixceHency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, and rik the 
concurrence of the Secretary for Lands, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 106 of the Mining 


Act, 1906, part of Reserve No. 1,042 (M), notified 30th September, 1908, from alienation for mining or gaining PHPESEPR, hereunder ie 
descr ribed, shall be revoked, and it is hereby revoked etipiteae 
































[1922-6,341-120 Misc. ] — J.C. L. FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines, 
‘SOHEDULE. 
Land i y aye: is : : 
District. | Division. peeerry Purpose. | Caan ok County. Parish, | Shire. | Area, | Part revoked, ) Papers No, 
: a. T. DP SOE MSM 
Wagga Central-./1,042 (m)| From Alienation for] 30 Sept. ,1908| Mitchell ...| Burran- | Kyeamba ..| 52 0 0 | Part within portions 29} Misc, 
Wagga, mining or mining dana. : and 82, Plans - li 1922-5,859 
purposes, : = a : | 2,603 an 2,768-1,888. ee) 
3443] wer Rae: Department of Mines, 


‘Sydney, 24th November, 1922, 


REVOCATION OF PART OF RESERVE 29,508 FROM CONDITIONAL SALE (WITHIN THE OBAN GOLD- toy 4 
PA RISH OF MARENGO, COUNTY OF GRESHAM. ; 
H* Ejecellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, and with, the 
concurrence of the Secretary for Lands, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 106 of the 
Mining Act, 1906, part of Reserve No. 29,9(8 frcm conditional sale {within the Oban tel apease described, shall be 
revoked, and it is hereby revoked accordin oly. 


,1922~6,369-120 Mise.] 





At Pee Oh ve Fe FITZPATRICK, Minister for Wines, 
ScHEDULE. a fie tat “5 AE WOM 


ts 





Land Reserve 
District.- No. 








Date of , 


Division. Purpose, | Notification. 


County. Parish, | Shire, &c, 








_ Area. | . Partrevoked. © | Papers. 
Rid f ; _ No. 





























. nw) 
} in x wa -¥ 3 


‘ | ; e 
Grafton +. Hastern .. 29,90 4 From conditional sale! 30 Sept, 1 1809 Gresham...| Marengo...) Nymboida ... 30 0 0 tho Dist Yecluded in portion Mise. 1922 | 


within the Oban nd (about), | 1, Catalogued G. 732- 
| Gold-field. \ aie 82 Roll. o (Mines). 


4 1 ‘ = 














24 Nov, 1922] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 163. 


§235 





APPOINTMENTS. 
DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to relieve Benja- 
min Lindsay, Esquire, of his positions of Member of 
the Local Land Boards for the Land Districts of 


Lands Department Votices. 





Bingara, Moree, Narrabri, Walgett and Warialda, - 


and to appoint 


is John Kenny, Esquire, Chief Clerk, Land Board 
Ber sities Tamworth, and ‘own Land Agent for the 
Land District of Tamworth, to be a Member and 
Acting Chairman of the Local Land Boards for 
“the Land Districts above mentioned,—to take 
-- effect from the Ist November, 1922 (Minl. 1922- 
5 Cc 
O37. H. WHEARNE, Minister for Lands: 





Sydney, 24th November, 1922. 


[3932] 

is hereby notified, for public information, that, 
[' fe ocdilahed with the provisions of the 26th 
section of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 
the undermentioned gentlemen are hereby ay\pointed 
as Trustees respectively of the portions of land herein- 
after particularised; namely :— 


The portion of the General Cemetery at Tomingley, 

dedicated 2nd December, 1887, sct apart for Church 

of England Burial Ground :— 

Messrs. Edwin George Maker, Richard Webb, Edwin 

‘ Bd Nari an Milleate, Frank Bernard Dicken (in 
lieu of Messrs. A. H. Moor, A. C. C. .Hinder, 
J. J: Mohr, and J. Crozier, removed). 

[Misec. 1922-8,699] 


—_— 





The portion of the General Cemetery at Eumungerie, 
. dedicated 2nd August, 1905, set apart for Roman 
Catholic Burial Ground :— 


Patrick Dawson, Esquire (in lieu of Mr. T. F. Moy- 
lan, resigned). 


[Mise. 1922-9,790] 





The portion of the General Cemetery at Kempsey, 
dedicated 8th June, 1895, set apart for Roman 
‘Catholic Burial Ground :— 


Right Rev. John Carroll, D.D., Right Rev. Terence 
Bernard McGuire, Rev. Bernard Gunn, Messrs. 
Leo Hardiman, Peter Reid (in lieu of Right 
Rev. J. J. Doyle, Very Rev. P. McCambridge, 
Messrs. C. L. Gabriel, and T. Rafferty, deceased, 
and M. J. Lawlor, removed). 

[Misc. 1922-8,9047 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


i 





[3531] 
T is 


Sydney, 24th November, 1922. 


hereby notified, for public information, that, 

- in accordance with the provisions of the Public 
Trusts Act, 1897, His Excellency the Governor, with 
the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased 
to approve of the appointment of the undermention-d 


gentlemen and body as Trustees respectively of the 


portions of land hereinafter particularised, namely :— 
55,568 


Reserve No. 55,5: at Spring Creek, 
Vybong, county of Brisbane, area 5 
28th July, 1922, for Public Recreation 


Messrs. Oscar Edmund Thornton, Reginald George 
Bray, George Arthur Clark. Robert Gillett, Wil- 
liam James Parkinson, Walter Eales Treland, 
Charles Seymour Clark. 

[ Mise. 1922-8,096] 


parish of 
acres, notified 


Reserves Nos. 10.290 and 47,792 at North Beach, 
Bellingen, areas about 160 acres and 180 acres, noti- 

- fied 30th November. 1889, and 29th May, 1912, respec- 
tively, for Public Recreation: — 


Messrs. Arthur Beeby Woolford, John Lock, senior 


(in lieu of Messrs. E. T. EB. Lyon and R. Mewton, 
_Tesigned),- 
[ Misc. 1922-6553] 


No. 163, 24 Novemprr, 1929,.—5 


N 
y [Misc. 1922-8,904] 


—T 


Reserves Nos. 40,879 and 43,312 at Lockhart, notified 

12th September, 1906, and 16th December, 1908, 

respectively, for Racecourse and Show Ground :— 

Owen Stickles, Esquire (in lieu of Mr. T. H. Davies, 
deceased). : 

[ Mise. 1922-9,263] 





Reserve No. 26,482 at Aellalong, area 2 roods, parish 
Aellalong, county of Northumberland, notified 4th 
September, 1897, for Mechanics’ Institute Site : 
Messrs. John George Ferrier, William Victor Albert 
Allen, Alfred Arthur Byrnes, Albion Cameron, 
Hewitt Poole Willoughby. 
[Misce. 1922-4,752] 








Reserve No. 55,490 at Little Billabung, parish of 
Carabost, county of Goulburn, ‘area 1 acre, notified 
9th June, 1922, for Public Hall Site :— 


Messrs. John McHardy McLaurin, Alexander James 
_Gordon Ross, Albert Jones, Harry Murdoch. 

[Misc. 1922-7;912] 

The portion of Reserve No. 42,429 for General Ceme- 

tery at Ardlethan, notified 5th February, 1908, set 

apart for Presbyterian Burial Ground -— 

The Minister of the parish for the time being (in 
lieu of Rev. G. R. S. Reid, resigned). 

[ Mise. 1922-9,097 | 





The portion of Reserve No. 43,759 at Barellan, noti- 
fied 12th May, 1909, for General Cemetery, set apart 
for Presbyterian Burial Ground :_ 

The Minister of the parish for the time being (in 


_lieu of Rev. G. R. S. Reid, resigned). 
[ Misc. 1922-9,098] 


Reserve No. 55,721 at Evans Head, parish of Riley, 
county of Richmond; area 10 acres, notified 13th 
October, 1922, for Sanitary Depot :— 


$ The Council of the Shire of Woodburn. 
[ Misc. 1922-8,715] ° 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 











[3533] Sydney; 24th November, 1922. 
T is hereby notified, for public information, that, 
in accordance with the provisions of the Public 

Trusts Act, 1897, His Excellency the Governor, with 
the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased 
to approve of the removal of -the undermentioned 
gentlemen, who have left the district, from . their 
positions as Trustees respectively of the portions of 
lands hereinafter particularised, and they are hereby 
removed abooxdinel , namely’: — 


The portion of the General Cemetery at Tomingley, 
dedicated 2nd December, 1887, set apart for Church of 
England Burial Ground :— 


Messrs. A. H: Moor, A. ©. C. Hinder, J. J. 


J. Crozier, C. H. Paddison. 
[ Mise. 1922-8,699] 


Mohr, 





The portion of the General Cemetery 
sey, dedicated 8th June, 1895, 
Catholic Burial Ground :— 


Ar. M. J. Lawlor. 


at Kast Kemp- 
set apart for Roman 


W. E, WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





[3499] Sydney, 24th November, 1922. 
ALTERATION OF CONDITIONS OF A SPECIAL 


LEASE. . 


is hereby notified, for general information, that 
the conditions of Special Lease 1920-27. Glou- 
cester, held by James Henry Callaghan, have been 
altered. The lease shall continue to be subject to 
the conditions under which the granting of the lease 
was notified in the Government Gazette of 10th June, 
1921, with the exception of subsection 5 of Reguiatior 
106 (notified 20th April, 1917), which has been re- 
voked. 

[Ms. Ls. 1922-14,239] 2 


W, FE. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





6235 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVE 
[3498] ‘GFdney; Ith Noverihar M990. 4. 


ADDITION OF AREA TO A SPECIAL LEASE. 


ik is hereby notified, for public information, that, ¢} 


in pursuance of the provisions of section 164 of 
the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, an area of 


“7sacres 3.roods 9 perches, comprised: in portion 344, » 
county Northumberland, shire © 


parish Kincumber 


Krina;: has been'added to Special Lease 1919-3, ‘Gos- 


Jord,.and now forms part of such special lease, held. 
by William Clayton, subject to the annual rent of the. 
lease being increased to £2°7s. 9d. from the Ist. 


September, 1922, but otherwise to the same condi-. 
tions, provisions, exceptions, reservations, and coven- 


pie wan he granting of the special lease 
/Was ‘notified in ‘the Government Gazette of the 3rd. 
»” October,’ 1919. EE EO aaa 


[Ms.. Ls. 1922-12,204] | : 
ha W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


Department of Lands. 
Sydney, 24th November, 1922, 
ie APPROACHING LAND 8ALES. 
Cann LANDS have been advertised in the Governmen 
Gazette for sale at the undermentioned places an 





_ dates :— 
ee Gazette 

Asarorp— Wednesday, 29th November, 1922 ite Isl 
Boorowa—Wednesday, 6th December, 1922 mndoS 
~ CooraAmon—Wednesday, 20th December, 1922 _.. 160 
> DuspomWeduesday, 20th December, 1922... 168 
Forpus— Wednesday, 6th December, 1922... 151 
Guxxine—Wednesday, 29th November, 1922 ... 15] 
GuyRaA— Wednesday, 20th December, 1922... :.. 160 
Kempsry—Wednesday, 6th December, ‘1922 vee 156 
LigmorE—Thursday, 21st December, 1922 . ... 160 
_ Marovsra—Saturday, 25th November, 1922 w 149 


Moers VAue—Wedneaday,. 29th November, 1922 ... 151 


_ Mount Vicrorra—Saturday, 9th December, 1922... 155 


e 


MuneinpI—Wednesday, 29th N ovember, 1922 ... 149 
| Morwitiumzan—Friday, Ist December, 1922... 141 
NEwcoastLe— Wednesday, 29th November, 1922 ... 149 
NortH Dorrico— Wednesday, 6th December, 1922 155 


PELAW Main—Saturday, 2nd December, 1922 . 151 
¥ PenritH—Wednesday, 20th December, 1922 ... 160 
QuinINDI— Wednesday, 29th November, 1922 ... 149 
Rrtstonz—Wednesday, 20tn December, 1922 .. 158 
Tarpe— Wednesday, 29th November, 1922... «7 lok 
Tumut— Wednesday, 20th Veeember, 1929... 158 
URALLA—Tnursday, 21st December, 1922... ‘.. 160° 
Urnana—Wednesday, 6th December, 1922 .., . 185 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





[3529] Sydney, 24th November, 1922. 


ERRATA. : 
_ Closer, SETTLEMENT PROMOTION. : 


TN ‘the notification of the surrender of lands to the 
Crown (Government Gazette, 27th October, 1922, 


sfolio. 5777), Cook’s (5) Settlement Purchase Area, for 


‘Area of portion 107, 820 acres,’ read “317 a. 3 r. 
8 p. ex. railway. ' 
[C.S.P. 3,192] 

In the notification of surrender of lands to the 


‘Crown (Government Gazette, 15th Oct., 1920, folio 


6135), in Schedule ‘‘B,’’ relating to Napper’s Settle- 
ment Purchase Area, for settlement purchaser of 
Settlement Purchase 1920-10,'Grafton, ““V. S. Plum- 
mer,’’ read ‘Bernard George Plummer’’; and for 
settlement purchaser of Settlement Purchase 1920-11, 
Grafton, ‘‘B. G. Plummer,” read ‘‘Vincent Sylvester 
Plummer.”’ . 





[C.S.P, 918] 
W. E. WHARNE, Minister for Lands. 
[3379] Sydney, 17th November, 1922. «, 


PROPOSED ALTERATION OF DESIGN OF THE 


VILLAGE OF WALLACE. 
Te is hereby notified, for public information, that, 
‘“under the provisions of section 23 of the Crown 
Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, it is intended, at the 


‘expiration of. three months from. this date, to alter 


the’ design of the village of Wallace and of the 


-suburban lands attached thereto, by cancelling the 
whole of the suburban lands, by. excluding from the 
“village lands that part within measured portion 242, 
and by! closing certain streets and:lanes. . ; 

' + Lithographs illustrating the. proposal may be in- 


spected at'the Information Burean; Department of 
lands, Sydney, and at the office of the Crown Land, 
Agent, Wagga Wagga. . pn ge / 
[C.S, 1922-10,960] fe MT 


W. EK. WEARNE, Minister for Lands, 


ey wk sy pate Ap Oise ea s 


N 








we GBR geen datas Ys 
y QeGrg: ng “eg: Bete 
Ase S ayy 


closing .of the said toad. ¥ 


oy mites the te . Bebe ares Sain 
ETLH, No. 163. [24 Nov., 1922. 


TA Sy Ree 


MENT 





swe 


Sgdney,,24th November, 1922. * 


ed 4 
PROPOSED CLOSING OF UNNECESSARY ROAD. 


N OTICE is hereby given that the Minister for Lands 

is of opinion that it is expedient to close, under 
‘the provisions of ‘the. 19th and 20th sections of the 
Public Roads A¢t,,1902, the road hereunder described ; 
and all persons interested are hereby called upon to 
set ‘forth in writing, addressed to the Minister’ for 


.Lands, within oné month from date of this notice, any 
objections which:may appear to them to exist to the 


5 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for. Lands. 





DEscRIPTron: . 

Boundary road separating portion 25, end of road, 
and portion 68 from portions 20 .and 22, parish of 
Dahwilly, and Travelling Stock and Camping Reserve 
46,861 (part), parish of Woonox, county of Townsend, 
Windouran Shire. — : 

[Roads 1920-139-15] 





Sydney, 24th November, 1922. 


PUBLIC ROADS ACT, 1902. 


Gite roads and parts of roads hereunder described 
are hereby-declared to be Public Road: 


W. BE. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


[3527] 





DESCRIPTION. 


All roads, streets, and lanes within the boundaries 
of, the areas appropriated and resumed by Gazettes of 
5th and 12th December, 1919, respectively,. ‘‘for the 
purpose of the Housing Act, 1912,’ for a Housing 
Scheme at Gladesville, together with that part of 
Gladesville-road (Creek-street) north of such areas and 
Mary-street; that part of Mary-street extending from 


' Gladesville-road southerly to Tarban Creek; and the 


whole of Manning-road extending from Great Nor-: 
thern road generally north-easterly to Gladesville-road, 
parish of Hunter’s Hill, county*of Cumberland, Muni- 
cipality of Hunter’s Hill. 


[Roads 1922-565-6] 





[ 3528] Sydney, 24th November; , 1922.’ 


| NOTIFICATION OF CLOSING OF UNNECESSARY 


ROADS AND PARTS OF ROADS, 


H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
i the Executive Council, directs it to be notified 
that, in pursuance. of the provisions of the 20th sec- 
tion of the Public Roads Act, 1902, the roads and 
parts of roads hereunder described; which are now 
no longer required, are hereby closed, and the lands 
comprised therein freed and discharged from any 
rights of the public or any person to the same as high- 
ways. 4 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


% 





DESCRIPTION. © 


Parish of Narangarie, county of Napier, Coolah 
Shire. The boundary road west of portion 58; the 
boundary road north of portions 56 (part), 57, and 54; 
the boundary road west of portion 44; the boundary 
road north of portion 52; the boundary road west of 
portion 24, end of road, and portion 73; boundary road 


_south of end of road and portion 73; the boundary 


road separating portion 109 (part) from portion! 94 


(part); the houndary road separating portion 24 from 


portions 73, 94 (part), and 117 (part); the boundary 
coad separating portions 76, 75 (part), 74, and‘15 from 
portions 117 (parts) and 78; boundary road separating 
portions 25, 2, 53, 55 (part) from portions 109, 108, and 
vortion 62, exclusive of part necessary to preserve con- 
tinuity of new road east of portion 69 ‘Pine Ridge 
Estate; boundary road north of portions 112,113, and 
114, westernmost reserved road within. portion 116, 
parish of Talbragar, county of Bligh, Wyaldra Shire; 
the boundary road separating portion 25 (nart): from 
portions 57, 100 (wart), and 101. Parish of Wargundy, 
county of Bligh, Wyaldra Shire; the boundary road 
separating portion 6 from portion 7: : 


[Roads 1919-608-8} ye aa 












7 
- 
4 


















ee 
arr : =~ 


‘to the Under Secretary for 


- accompanied 










__-RE-MARKING OF PART OF ROAD. 
‘LT IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
H. Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, 


in pursuance of 25th section, Public Roads Act, 1902, 


‘the part of road hereunder described has been re- 


marked, and that the road as re-marked shall repre- 


~ sent and be deemed to be the original road. 
+. W. EB. WHARNE, Minister for Lands. 


DbscCRIPTION. 


Public road (R. 7,461-1,603) 100 links wide within 
portion 126, parish of Terranora, county of Rous, 





‘Tweed Shire, being part of road from Tumbulgum to 


Terranora,—as shown on plan catalogued R. 14,750- 
1,603 


[3509] Sydney, 24th November, 1922. 


TENDERS FOR CLOSER SETTLEMENT LEASES. 


T is hereby notified that tenders for leases of the 
I undermentioned lands will be received not later 
than 12 noon on Saturday, 16th December, 1922 :— 


Tenders will be considered only from holders of 
blocks 6n Dartbrook Group Purchase Area. 


Leases will be subject to the provisions of the Closer 
Settlement Acts and Regulations, and_will be subject 
to the special conditions set out at the foot of the 
Schedule hereto attached, and to the following con- 
ditions, provisions, covenants, and reservations. 

The amount offered by the accepted tender, not 
being in any ease less than the upset amount as 
specified in the subjoined Schedule, shall be the yearly 





rental of the lease. y 


Tenders must be lodged at the office of the Depart- 
ment of Lands, Sydney, or may be transmitted thereto 
fd t 


by post 


Be adors shall be in Form 36, and must be addressed 

the Lands, and endorsed 
iTender for Closer. Settlement Lease, Dartbrook 
Estate,’’ with date of Gazette notice, and must be 
by a receipt showing that a deposit 
equal to the amount stated in the Schedule hereunder 


as the upset annual rent of the block has been paid 


to the Land Agent or the State Treasurer. | 

The deposit paid by the person whose tender is 
accepted shall be credited on account of the first 
year’s rent. : 

The terms of the leases will be as set out in the 
Schedule (subject to conditions hereinafter set forth). 

The rent for the second and every. succeeding year 
of the lease shall be paid annually in advance to the 
Crown Land Agent, Scone, or the Treasurer of the 
State of New South Wales, before the date in such 
year corresponding to the date of the approval of the 
granting of the lease. If not so paid, the lease will 
be liable to forfeiture. 


The highest tender or any tender will not neces- 
sarily be accepted, and in the event of more than one> 


tender being received for any block, the Minister’s 
decision as to the tender accepted shall be final. 


The area leased is exclusive of any roads, streets, 


or lanes within its boundaries. 


__The land shall be used only for the purposes for | 


which the lease is granted. 


No fixed improvements shall be removed from the 
land during the currency of the lease, unless with the. 
approval in writing of the Minister. 
~ The lessee shall pay all rates and taxes upon the 


land during the currency of the lease. 


All rights (except residence on land under culti- | 
vation) which: are conferred by the Mining Acts with - 


respect to lands acquired under the Closer Settlement 
Acts are reserved. 


The lessee shall hold and use the land under lease 
bona fide in’ his or her own interest, and shall not 
transfer, assign, or otherwise in any way deal with 
the lease, or sublet or part with the possession of the 
land leased, or any part thereof, without the consent 
in writing of the Minister. 


Any improvements the property of the Crown upon 


_ the lease must be kept in repair during its currency, 


reasonable wear and tear/excepted. 


No trees or saplings shall be interfered with’ by | 


he 7) 5 . . 
ringbarking or otherwise, except under permits issued 








a cn a cS Seer eon ee 


under the provisions of the Forestry Act and Roca} 
lations thereunder, but the lessee may take from the | 
ond lease to him such timber and other material _ 


for building and other purposes upon such land as 
may be required by him as tenant thereof, provided 


“reserve. 








2 yeas esed EP ge f 
ten Sid sts i aR ee Viet . 
24 Noy., 1922.) NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 163. 6237 
[3526] Prise Sydney, 24th November, 1922. such land is not comprised within a timber om forest 


Where the lease is for agricultural purposes 
other than the cultivation of natural grasses for 
grazing, such permit may be dispensed with when 
ringbarking or destruction of timber is necessary | 
with a view to the cultivation over any part or parts 
of the area leased, provided the area to be cultivated 
is defined, and that not less than three weeks’ notice 
in writing of the intention to ringbark or destroy the 
timber on that area is given to, and written permis- 
sion is first obtained from, the local Forestry Officer. 


The fencing of the land shall be optional with lessee. 


The lessee shall, within three months from the date 
of notification in the Government Gazette of the grant- 
ing of the lease, commence to clear the iand. intested 
with prickly-pear, noxious weeds and plants, of such. 
pear, &c., and shal] thereafter continue the work, so 
that the whole of such infested area shall be’ cleared 
and all the pear, &c., destroyed within: the following 
periods, viz. :— Z : 

Block ‘‘C,” four (4) years, at the rate of one- 
fourth of the pear-infested area per annum. 

Blocks ‘‘D’’: and »‘‘H,”: five (5) years, at the 
rate of one-fifth of the pear-intested area per 
annum. ee: 

Blocks ‘‘¥,”’ “‘G,’’ and: ‘‘H,’”’ twelve (12) years, 
at the rate of one-twelfth of the pear-infested area 
per annum; and portion 183, twenty-one’: (21) 
years, at rate of one twenty-first of the pear- 
infested area per annum. After any part ‘of the 
land has been cleared, it shall be kept clear of 
prickly-pear, noxious weeds and plants, .during 
the currency of the lease. 

In the event of any withdrawl of Jand from the 
lease for any mining or public purpose, the lessee 
shall be permitted, subject to the approval of the 
Minister, to remove any movable improvements, and 
shall be entitled (a) to a refund for any unrecouped 
outlay by him in effective pear-clearing upon the 
land so withdrawn; and (b) to. fair and reasonable 
compensation for his interest in any improvements 
belinging to him (other than said pear-clearing). 
The amount of such compensation. shall be ascertained 
by multiplying a sum representing the fair value af 
the improvements by a fraction of which the numer- 
ator shall be the unexpired term of the léase and 
the denominator the full term of the lease. In case 
the Minister and: the lessee’ shall not: agree ag to ‘the 
amount of refund or compensation as aforesaid, the 
matter shall be submitted for the determination of 
the Board, and the decision of the Board or the Land 


Appeal Court, on appeal, shall be final and eéon- 
clusive. rie 


An application for addition will. not be favourably 
considered until the whole of the area leased. is cleared 
of prickly-pear -to the satisfaction of the Minister. 




















SCHEDULE. 
pean Sy eae ; -T ane, | Upset Annual 

pp Area. Locality. Term of Lease. Rental! 
Acres Years, See a, 
50 Block C ay : 5 10 0 0 

3% Block D ag Bs 7 £00 

36 Block E’’'» <.. EA P | 502 0 

50 Block F Ree iy aes Se a 14) 0) 0 

50 Block G we Tdi +o by 0..0 

50 Block H 2B or 14° | 100 

156 Portion 183 -. PP a | b tee? (0) 

7 | 





Allin parish Strathearn, county Brisbane, 





Sketches showing particulars of the blocks may be 
Seen , at. the Information Bureau, Department~ ‘of 
Lene Sydney, and the Crown Land. Agent’s Office at 
pecone, Vacs 


eet SOW SES 





ENDERS for the purchase of portion. 391, -of 210 

acres 1 rood, parish of Narrabri, county of Nan- 

dewar, being Farm 78, Tibbereensh Estate, acquired 

under the provisions of the Closer Settlement Acts. — 
1 


CENTRAL DIVISION, rie 2 


Lanp District or Narraprt; Munrcipatity ‘ov? 
NaRRABRI.. crete Bi te 

It is hereby: notified, for ‘general information, that 
tenders. will: be received at this Department ‘not 
later than 12 o’clock noon on Saturday, 25th Noverh- 
ber, 1922, for the purchase of portion 391, of 10 acres 
1 rood, parish of Narrabri, county of Nandewar, in 
accordance with the provisions of subsection 6 of sec- 
tion 21 of the Closer Settlement (Amendment) Act, 
1909, ; oar 


iyi 





é-. - 


5 bese 3 3 
6238 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 163. [24 Nov. 199, 





Tenders should be made on Form 36, addresesd to 
the Under Secretary fo: Lands, and endorsed ‘‘Ten- 
der for the purchase of portion 391, parish of Narra- 
bri, county of Nandewar,’ and they shall be made 
under and subject to tho following provisions and 
conditions : — ‘ 


1. Tenders shall state the amount which the ten- 
derer is prepared to pay for the said portion, 
and a deposit of 20 per cent. of such amount, 
accompanied by ad valorem stamp duty at 
the rate of 15s. per £100 tendered, shall be 
lodged with the tender, balance to be paid in 
seven equal annual instalments, with interest 
at the rate of 51 per cent. per annum, but 
two or more instalments may be paid at the 
same time. : 

. The Minister for Lands reserves the right to 
accept or refuse any tender. bk 

. The highest or any tender shall not necessarily 
he accepted, 

4. Municipal rates, amounting to £3 12s. 6d., 
owing on this farm as at 7th July, 1922, must 
be paid by successful tenderer to the Narrabri 
Municipal Council. 

Heliographs showing the portion and improvements 
thereon may be seen at the Information Bureau, 
lands Department, Sydney, and at the Office of the 
Crown Land Agent, Natrabri, 

[Papers, Clo, Sett. 5,780-4] 


£3025] W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


to 


~ 





TenpeErs for the purchase of portion 286, of 15 acres, 
parish of Gosford, county of Northumberland, 
being Cottee’s Farm, acquired under the provi- 
sions of the Closer Settlements Acts. 


EASTERN DIVISION. | 
Lanp Distkict or Gosrorp, AND ERINA SHIRE. 


jig is hereby notified,- for general information, that 
tenders will be received at this Department not 
later than 12 o’clock noon on Saturday, 2nd December, 
1922; for the purchase of portion 286, of 15 acres, 
parish of Gosford, county of Northumberland, in 
accordance with the provisions of subsection 6 of 
section 21 of the Closer Settlement (Amendment) Act, 
1909. : 


Tenders should be made on Form 386, addressed to 
the Under Secretary for Lands, and endorsed ‘‘Tender 
tor the pvrchase of portion 286. parish of Gosford, 
county of Nerthumberland,’”’ and they shall be made 
under and subject. to the following prcevisions and 
conditions :— 


1, The upset price shall be £880. 

%. Venders shall state the amount which the 
tenderer is prepared to pay for the said 
portion, and a deposit of 10 per cent. of such 
amount, accompanied by ad valorem stamp 
duty at the rate of afteen shillings per £10) 
tendered, shall he lodged with the tender, 
balance to be paid in nine equal annual instal- 
ments, with interest at the rate of 54 per 
cent. per anntm, but two cr more instalments 
may be oaid at the same time. 

3. The Minister for Lands reserves the right to 
accept or refuse any tender. 

+. The highest or any tender shall not necessarily 
be accepted. 

. Shire rates, amounting to £4 10s., owing on 
this farm as at 8th July. 1921, must be paid 
by successful tenderer to the Erina Shire 
Council. , 


ct 


Heliographs showing the portion and improvements 
therecn may be seen at the Information Bureau, Lands 
Department, Sydney, and at the Office of the Crown 
Land Agent, Gosford. é 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. | 
[Papers Clo. Sett. 4,938-38] [3530 | 





[3469] Sydney, 20th November, 1922. 
POSTPONEMENT OF AUCTION SALE. 
T is hereby notified, for public information, that the 
sale advertised in Gazette No. 160 of 17th Novem. 
ber, 1922, to be held at the Court-house, Uralla, on 
Wednesday. 20th Decemher. 1922. st 11 o’clock a.m., 
has been. postponed till Thursda~, 2ist December, 
1922, at the same time and place. 


Kk. P, FLEMING. 
Acting Under Secretary. 














[3516] Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 
: Sydney, 24th November, 1922. 


RESERVE FROM SALE OR LEASE GENERALLY. 
i is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 


visions of the 29th section of the Crown Lands 


' Consolidation Act,-1913, and the 3rd section of the 
| Irrigation (Amendment) Act, 1916, as amended by 


the 4th section of the Irrigation (Amendment) Act, 
1918, the Crown Lands hereunder described shall be 


_and are hereby temporarily reserved from sale or lease 


generally as hereinafter snecified. 


FRANK A. CHAFFEY, 
Minister for Agriculture. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District or YANco. 

: Yanco No. 1 Irrigation Area. 

No. 55,565. - County of Cooper, parish of Yarangery, 
containing an area of 1 acre 1 rood 14 perches. The 
Crown Lands within the boundaries of blocks 193, 
i94, 322, 323, and 324, village of Yanco. Plans 
C. 2,085 and 3,205-1,804., 

[W.O. & I.C, 1922-7,506; M.I,S. No. 1922-B. 3,395] _ 


IN THE LAND AND VALUATION COURT OF 
NEW SOUTH WALES. 


OTICE is hereby given that sittings of the Land 
and Valuation Court of New South Wales will 

be holden at the Court-house, Chancery-square, Syd- 
ney, commencing at 10 a.m. on Wednesday, the 
thirteenth day of December, 1922, for the purpose of 
hearing objections against valuations under the 
Valuation of, Land Act, 1916, for the District of 


Enfield. 
W. R. JAMIESON, | 
Registrar. 
[3571] 


IN THE LAND AND VALUATION COURT OF 
NEW SOUTH WALES. 


OTICK is hereby given that sittings of the Land 
and Valuation Court of New South Wales will 

be holden at the Court-house, Chancery-square, Syd- 
ney, commencing at 10 a.m. on Wednesday, the 
thirteenth day of December, 1922, for the purpose of 
hearing obiections 
Valuation of Land Act, 1916, for the District of 


Bankstown. 

W. -R. JAMIESON, 
Registrar. 
~ [8572] 





22nd November, 1922. 





22nd November, 1922. 


[8574] Lecal Land Board Office, __ 
Goulburn, 21st November, 1922. 
TTENTION is invited to an application by. James 
Lyell, junior, under seetion 190, Crown Lands 





Consolidation Act, 1913, to convert special lease 15-13, 


Gunning, into C.P, 22-16, within camping reserve 49, 
parish Garway, county King. — 

The proposal will be considered by the Local Land 
Board at Gunning on 13th December, 1922. 


G. W. ORR, 
District Surveyor. 
Local Land Board Office, 
Goulburn, 21st November; 1922. 
TTENTION is invited to an inquiry to be held 
at Yass by the Local Land Board on 14th De- 
cember, 1922, respecting an application by Antonio 





[3575] 


. George Patreck, under section 190, Crown Lands Con- 


solidation Act, 19138, to convert Special Lease 14-1, 
Moruya, into a Conditional Purchase 20-5, embracing 
part of Water Reserve 135, parish of Bateman, county 


St. Vincent. 

G. W. ORR, 

District Surveyor, 
T is hereby notified that an inquiry will be held by 
the Land Board, sitting at Narromine, on 18th 

December, 1922, in the matter of proposed determi- 
nation cf an area east of Willandra-street, within the 
designed village of Timbrebongie, as a travelling stock 
and camping reserve under the provisions of section 
34, Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. Heliographs 
illustrating the proposal are exhibited at Land Board 
Office, Dubbo, and Court-house, Narromine. Objec- 
tions in writing should bo lodged with:me not later 
than 8th December. 1922. Any persons desirous of 
giving evidence before the Board are requested to 
communicate with me. 


J. LINDSAY, 
District Surveyor, Dubbo. 





[3559] . 


against valuations under. the 

















Oy ie) ae a eee - eats ~ > en al 
Gea re | 
an ‘ / 
24 Noy. 1922.} | NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 163, tad 





[3579] 


Goulburn, 22nd November, 1922. 


TTENTION is invited to an application under 

section 190 of the Crown Lands Consolidation 

07 ‘uvsyjnyy ydesoe pivapy Aq opeu ‘eTé—T ‘ov 

convert Special Lease 15-38, Yass, within Water Re- 

serve 22, parish of Derringullen, county of King, into 
Conditional Purchase 22-8, Yass. 

Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should 
be forwarded to the District Surveyor at Goulburn not 
later than 8th December, 1922. 

The proposal will be considered by the Local Land 
Board at Yass at 10 a.m. on the 24th December, 1922. 


G. W. ORR, 
District Surveyor. 


Local Land Board Office, Armidale, 
6th November, 1922. 


TTENTION is invited to an application made by 
William Henry Allingham, George Robert 
Allingham, and Christopher Allingham to surrender 
about 175 acres of freehold land, being parts of por- 
tions 83 and 85, parish Duval, county Sandon, Land 
District of Armidale, in exchange for land of equal 
value within’ classification reserves, notified on 6th 
May, 1908, and 9th March, 1917, parish Exmouth, 


Local Land Board Oftice, 





[3174] 


_ county Sandon, Land District of Armidale, 


Heliograph illustrating the proposal’ is exhibited 
at the offices of the Local Land Board at Armidale. 

Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should 
be forwarded to the District Surveyor at Armidale, 
not later than 9th December, 1922. 

The proposal ‘will be considered by the Local Land 
Board at Armidale at its next sitting. 


H. W. GRAEME,, ° 
District Surveyor. 


9395959599099 ae 


{Form 1.] 
CROWN LANDS CONSOLIDATION ACT, 1913. 


Notice oF PRoOcEEDING BEFORE Loca, Lanp Boarp. 
New South Wales, } 


to wit. 





ik is hereby notified that an inquiry will be held by the Land 

Board sitting at Dubbo, in the matter of which part (if 
any) of the Village lands of Mogriguy, parish Goonoo, county 
Lincoln, should be retained for Village purposes. Lithographs 
illustrating the proposal are exhibited at the Land Board 
Office, Dubbo, and the Post Office, Mogriguy. Objections (in 
writing) should be forwarded to the District Surveyor, at 
Dubbo, not later than 8th December, 1922. 


J. LINDSAY, 


[3245] District Surveyor. 


[Form 1.] 

CROWN LANDS CONSOLIDATION ACT, 1913. 
Notice oF Procerpine BEForRE Locat Lanp Boarp. 
New South Wales, ) 

to wit. _ ‘ , 
AKE NOTICE that the Local Land Board for the 
Land District of Young will sit at 11 o'clock in 
the forenoon of the llth day of December, 1922, in the 
Court-house at Young, and that the matter stated at 
the foot hereof is set down for hearing at that time 
and place. 

If you fail to appear, the Board, if it so see fit, will 

proceed in your absence. 
Dated at Wagga Wagga, this 21st day of November, 
1922. 
W. F. DAY, 
Chairman. 


To Mr. Hartel O, J. Robinson. State School Teacher, 
of Korunye, South Australia. 











Martrer FoR INVESTIGATION. 


Inquiry as to fulfilment of conditions on Settlement 
Purchase No. 1919-6, of 105 acres 2 roods 36 perches, 
in the parish of Young, county of Monteagle, Land 
District of Young, held by Hartel Oliver John Robin- 
son. [3573 | 





NOTICE OF PROCEEDING BEFORE LOCAL LAND 
BOARD. 


pase NOTICE that the Local Land Board for the | qnaxr NOTICE that the Local Land Board for the Land Dis- 


: Land District of Warialda will sit at 10 o’clock 
in the forenoon of the 28th day of November, 1922, 
in the Court-house at Warialda, and that the matter 
stated at the foot hereof is set down for hearing at 
that time and place. 

If you fail to appear, the Board, if it so see fit, will 
proceed in your absence. 

Dated at Moree, this 7th day of November, 1922. 


D. J. KENNY, 
Acting Chairman, 


To Henry E. Butler, of Bebo, Yetman. 





Marrer FOR INVESTIGATION. 


As to fulfilment of conditions attaching to your 
Homestead Farm No. 1918-4, parish of Bebo, county 
of Arrawatta. [3199 | 


[Form 1.] 
CROWN LANDS CONSOLIDATION ACT, 1913. 
Noticn or Procespina BEFoRE Locart Lanp Boarp. 


New South Wales, 2 
to wit. J 
AKE NOTICE that the Local Land Board for the 
Land District of Carcoar will sit at 10.30 o’clock 
in the forenoon of the first day of December, 1922, 
in the Court-house, at Tuena, and that the matter 
stated at the foot hereof is set down for hearing at 
that time and place. \ 
If you fail to appear, the Board, if it so see (fit, 
will proceed in your absence. 
Dated at Orange, this 16th day of November, 1922. 
T,.W. IRISH, 
Chairman. 


To Mr. William Henry Madew, of East Sydney, late 
of Blayney, New South Wales. 





Marrer For INVESTIGATION. 
Inquiry as to fulfilment of the conditions attaching 
to your Crown-lease 1912-14, Carcoar, portion 76, of 
527 acres, parish of Yarraman, county of Georgiana. 


[3491] | 


trict of Inverell will sit at 10 o’clock in the forenoon of the 

14th day of December, 1922, in the Court-house st Inverell, 
and that the matter stated at the foot hereof is set down 
or hearing at that time and place, 

If you fail to appear, the Board, if it see fit, will proceed 
in your absence, 

Dated at Armidale, this 22nd day of November, 1922. 

D. J. KENNY, 

To Samuel Lewis Cohen, Acting Chairman, 
Gum Flat, via Inverell. 


MarttuR FOR INVESTIGATION, 
Tnquiry as to whether the conditions attaching to Special 
Lease No. 1907-49, Inverell, are being compliedwith, [8580] 





SHIRES AND MUNICIPALITIES 





ORDINANCES 


- UNDER 
LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1919. 





REVISED TO ist SEPTEMBER, 1922. 


NOW READY. PRICE, 10/6 


SEND ORDERS TO— 
GOVERNMENT PRINTER, 
PHILLIP-STREET, SYDNEY. 





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6250 | NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 163. [24 Nov. 192 
[3492] a a Sydney, 24th November, 1922, | 


GRANTING OF AN OCCUPATION LICENSE. 


EE is hereby notified, for general information, that an Occupation License has been granted of the land specified below, in accordance 
with the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. : 


The license is subject to all the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, and Regulations prescribed, and also subject 
to the provisions of the Pastures Protection Acts and any Regulations thereunder, to the Forestry Act, 1916, and Regulations, and 
particularly to the following provisions, conditions, covenants, and reservations. 


1. The fee for each succeeding year must be paid in advance, before the 1st, December, to the Treasurer of the 
State of New South Wales, and if not so paid the license shall be deemed not to have been renewed in accordance with the praviicae 
of the Orown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, and Regulations thereunder. 


2. The right is reserved to the public to use, for the legitimate purposes + which they were tified.» any reserves situated wholly 
or partly within the license. 


3. Any travelling stock or camping reserves within the land under license shall, during the whole currency of the license, be open 
to the use of bona fide tr avelling stock, teamsters, carriers, and travellers, and the ‘licensee shall post in a conspicuous place 
thereon notice-boards near where the road passes through the license, indicating, for public information, the purposes of such reserves, that 
such portion is under license, and giving the name and address of the licensee. "Tn fencing any such reserves the licensee shall also provide 
gates and other facilities for the entrance and exit of travelling stock, teamsters, carriers, *and travellers. Such notice- boards, gates, and 
facilities to be erected and maintained to the satisfaction of the Stock Inspector. ‘The Minister for Lands may, at any time and from 
time to time, withdraw from license the whole or any part of the land comprised within any travelling stock or camping reserve for any 
public purpose, and the licensee shall not be entitled to any compensation whatsoever, either in respect of such withdrawal or for 
any improvements effected on the area so withdrawn except a proportionate reduction in the annual license fee. The licensee shall not 
in any way interfere with, or cause annoyance to, trayelling stock, teams, or the public. 


4, Any area within a State forest or a timber reserve required for grass for the horses or othér atshalé used by timber-getters in the 
bona fide pursuit of their calling, or required for any other forestry purpose, mvy at any time be withdrawn from the license. 


5. The licensee shall not overstock the land under license either wholly or in part, the decision as to overstocking to reat with the 
Minister, 


6. All rights which are conferred by the Mining Acts with respect to Crown Lands oe cern 


7, No timber shall be interfered with except by express authority in writing of the District Forester. 
Attention is specially directed to the following :— 


(a) Section 204 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, which provides that the license is liable to forfeiture for non- 
payment of the license fee, or for any breach of the conditions annexed to the license. 

' (0) Section 226 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, and section 31 of the Forestry Act, 1916, which provide that 
the rights of miners and timber-getters shall not be interfered with, and that they shall not be prevented from camping 
or grazing such horses or other animals as may be necessary for the bona fide pursuit of their respective callings. 

(c) Section 32 of the Forestry Act, 1916, which provides that certain penalties may be imposed for the destruction of timber 
by ringbarking or otherwise (unless under permit). 


The sum lodged with the Tender has been pppliga on account of license fee, viz., from date of Minister’ s acceptance of Tender to 


81st December, 1923. 
W. E. WEARNE, } Minister for Lands. 





BASTHRN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or EpEN, AND IMLAY SHIRE. 


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| | | Bea's 8 “ Date of cequired from i 
Number of } ; | | So] & | Approxi- | Annual | Amount : stag’ ec So 
Papers. | Occupation | licensee and Addrees. Parish, County. | A a SE % mate License |. paid as | Mimister’s |date of Minister's 
: | Di an pss IN F D t, | aceephance | acceptance of 
peerrtOn || | | (43458 te sae a _| of Tender, | Tender to 31st 
| Nc ad | Dec., 1923. 
iF : 
Oce, A £ a. da.) Acres, |5£ a. da.) £8. a. £oad. | 
1022-6,341 No. 1,256, Wilfred Percy Twigg, of) Nalhaugh and Aucklasd .. 0 ov 100 612Zlyv |} 8 4 VU {LO Nov, 192. CM yaa 
Lot 14, Rockton, N.S.W. | Coolangubra, 
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{3501} Sydney, 24th November, 1922. | 


FORFEITURE OF INFERIOR LANDS LEASES. . 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that the Inferior Lands Leases specified in the annexed Schedule "have been forfe.ted for 
ncn-payment of rent. 
ine forfeiture will take effect at the expiration of thirty clear days oS om this date. 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 








Reg. No. of 


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73 1921-3,915 ..| George Ephraim Thomas Gumperts, of/ Picton .. Camden ..| Wanganderry and Cum-) Nattai ../ 1,240 0 5 508 40am 
Rocky Point read, Rockdale. | bertine. © 
74 35015... Do : do a do - ..| Cumbertine  .. do Sel 80): O 0: 218 4 
15 3,915 .: Do do ..| do ‘| ‘| Wanganderry and Jel-| do - ..| 420 0 0 115 0 
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[3502] Sydney, 24th Noveniber, 1922. 


FORFEITURE OF 18rn SECTION LEASE. 


Lc is hereby notified that the 18th Section Lease specified hereunder is declared forfeited in accordance with the provisions of the 
Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


The forfeiture will take effect at the expiration of thirty clear days feogh this date. 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
































4 Layp Disrrrcr or WalLIAtDA. ' 
, Date of me 
Papers. ae Lessee. | Division, | Parishes, | County. Shire. . | Area, Bere Execution Reason of 
2 | ent. Tigers | Forfeiture, 
Oce. | ; | Dee te P.t Leeds 3 . 
1922-7672 | 159 | Stanley James Heath ..| Certral ..}, Coolatai Burnett ..| Yallaroi and 2,704 0 O| 28 38 4 2 Noy., 190) .. | Non-payment of 


| and'Mandoe. | Ashford. ¥ eS rent, 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 163. | 6251 








Sydney, 24th November, 1922, 


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Bie st REAPPRAISEMENT OF RENT OF SPECIAL LEASES. 

Ags is hereby notified, for general information, that under the terms and conditions of the Special Leases specified hereunder, the annual 

rental for the undermentioned period of the leases has been reappraised ia accordance with the Orown Lands Consolidation Act, 
1918, at the rates hereunder stated, such reappraisement to take effect as from and to dates mentioned hereunder. 






































ime ne ye W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands, 
cigals No, of Lease. Name of Lessee, ‘ rh pal Period. 
Os Oh ae , £34. . 
‘ 1922-14157 | 1907-5, Coonamble ..| Tym, Thomas George, of Trenton| 8 O O/| 1 January, 1922, to $1 December, 1928. 
ab Coonamble. ; ! 
r 14157 6, J te Do do ean Os (0 ae) do do 
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«(8495 . ‘ al Sydney, 24th November, 1922. 
F REVERSAL OF FORFEITURE OF A SPECIAL LEASE. 
; T is hereby notified, for general information, that the forfeiture of the Special Lease hereunder particularised, which was published in 
Re the Government Gazette of 4th August, 1922, has been reversed, subject to any conflicting interests. 
us . W. E. Rose taaoee Minister for Lands. 
Chee ~ Scuzpuns. 
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ey we “Resinered Peeve pt Name and Address of Lessee. Situation of Land, Area, Purpose of Lease. anpual Spite ee 


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Ms Ls. 3. Fp) £8. d, 
_ -1922-14,445 | 1918-19, Dubbo..} Doran, William Henry, of, County Narromine, parish Caloma,front-| 84 0 0 | Grazing 4 0 0|Timbrebonvie 
: Peak Hill. ing road from Tomingley, and north) 
1, : of portion 36, 
[3497] j ee Sydney, 24th November, 1922, 


FORFEITURE OF A SPECIAL LEASH, 


Tis hereby ablited, for general information, that the Special Lease specified hereunder is declared forfeited in accordance with 
_ the provisions of ‘the Crown Lands Consolidation. Act, 1913. 
The forfeiture will take effect at the expiration of thirty clear days from this date. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


Annual 
Rent. 


No, 


Reason Hy 
ef Papers. Shire. 


of Lessee, for forfeiture, 








No. of Lease. | Name and Address + Situation and Area of Land. 











Ms. : Pte AM YT 
'1922-9,743, | 1912-31, Parkes .. Socerecn Soren Jensen, of} County Kennedy, parish Belardery, portion 20;) 510 0 | Non-payiment | Goobang. 
Peak Hill. K, 1,414-2,004. Area, 320 acres (ex, roads). ' of rent, 


| a REMIT Cael 12 BE VL at RS BA 
. '3417] | 











APPLICATION FOR A LEASE FOR A SPECIAL PURPOSE. 


Tt is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned application has been pechived for a Special Lease 
under the provisions of the 74th and 229th sections of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, of the land and 
fer the purpose hereunder stated, and that it isthe intention to grant a lease, should ne sufficient objection be found to 
exist, after inquiry by the i.and Board and consideration by the Minister. 


Any sbjections will receive due consideration, if lodged in writing with the District Surveyor for the Land Board 
District in which the land is situavad, on or before the date specified hereunder. 


W. KE. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





by ee Ee SS ea ee al 
» 


























| Purpose for Local Land Beard rege ‘ 
} | : Office where up te whic 
Applicant, Locality of Land applied for, | Area. : ae Lense ia _ objections may be objections 
| i 2 lodged. taay be lodged. 
 Goodlet and Smith Ltd., Part below high-water mark, south of Midge-| Part of 10 | Wharf, sawmill, and| Maitland a ..| 16 December, 1922, 
. Special mens? 8,932, street, fronting Coolongolook River, village * acres. erection of build |. 
‘Taree. Coolongolook. ings. 
£2999} } 
\ APPLICATIONS FOR HXTENSION OF TERM OF SPECIAL LEASE. 


eg is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned application has been received for a Special Lease, 
under the provisions of the 223th section of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, i918, ot the land and for the purpose 
hereunder stated, and that it is the intention to grant a lease, should no sufficient objection be found to exist after inquiry by 
the Land Board and consideration by the Minister. 
Any objections will receive due consideration if lodged in writing with the Distriet Surveyor for the Land Board District 
_in which the a are hangar on or before the date specitied hereunder. 


W. FE. WEARNE, Minister for rene 








Local Land Board Date up to which 











d g e for whieh OUfice wnore ; 
Raeeen’ Lovality of lend applied sor. j aren Toate la desired, objections may be gh lodged: ay 
; ledged, ? 
EAS Aion : f : 
Clapin, Alfred Harnett. p Parish Awaba, county Northumberland 0 1 0 | Jetty, bathing aha a, .:| 25 Nov., 1922, 
Special Lease bai 7 piace, and lanaing 
sp oak . ae gee ' place, 





No.1 168, 24 Noveawen, i550 








u 


6252 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 163. 


De Nor 1992, 
Hu) | | | Syaneys 24th November, 1922. 
FORFEITURE OF A SCRUB LEASE. : 


iG is hereby notified, for public information, that the Scrub Lease specified in the annexed Schedule has been forfeited for 
non-payment of rent. 








The forfeiture will take effect at the expiration of thirty clear days from this date. ; 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


























No, of Lease. Tein Name of Lessee, Land District. Parish. | County. | Shire, | Area. Annual Rent, 
Oce. . ‘Acres. £ s. d. 
294 1922-4,996 | Mrs. Ivy O’Neill ... ...| Narrabri ...| Cowallah ...) White  ...| Namoi  ...| 978 -22 910 
(inclusive of rent 
for Crown im. 
provements) * 
[3507] . im Sydney, 24th November, 1922. 


EXTENSION OF THE TERM OF A SETTLEMENT LEASE. 


[? is hereby notified, for general information, that the term of the undermentioned Settlement Lease has been extended underthe - 
provisions of section 323 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
































: Original Term of ‘ 
| Lease. erm 
‘Baesg District. Lessee, | Portion. Parish. County. Shire. Ares, patente biriyeacy For the Poriod, _ 4 
From . To ; 
j foarte wi . q 
Acres. 1899. 1927. 1939. £ 8. da. 3 
1054 | Tumut ...| Alexander 18, 20, & 82,) Dutzon and| Wynyard...| Kyeamba | 8,5014 | 24 Aug...| 238 aay 23 Aug...|168 5 2 | For the period from : 
Larkin.| parish of} Mate. and 11th March, 1920, ; 
Dutzon, & Gadara, to 23rd ‘August, } 
63, 67, 86- ; 1929, 
94, parish ’ 
of Mate. 
[ 3505} Sydney, 24th November, 1922. 


NOTIFICATION OF ADDITIONS TO HOLDINGS. 


T ie horeby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of sections i63 and 134 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, the 
. portions of land particularised i in the Schedule hereunder are added to and now form part of the holdings mentioned in such Schedule 
at the capital values stated. 












































i W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Pease: 
SCHEDULE. 
a Capital value| Date from N Future 
iS : ew Area, : 
= A Sunes per acre which annual r 
z Parish, County, District. Area. aft addition Added to— ee paymenton Section. Shire, 
oy added area. | takes effect. 8+ | Holding. 
ar. p. pepsi a. Vs Dp. £8000, 
64 | Chambigne| Fitzroy ..| Grafton .. 8 2 37 1028 26 May, 1922) C.P,.1909-86 (portion 29),| 108 2 37 0k Oat 163 Nymboida. 
‘ T. H. Wood. ; 
65 Do Se do ae do, .. 10 0 O; Rent, 3d. per} 22 ,, A .L, 1909-85 (portion 19),| 359 2 0 4 911 164 do 
\ acre. T, H. Wood. 
236 &| Yarra- Dudley ..| Kempsey..| 29 2 4 12 20, 6 April, ,, | C.P. 1918-7 (portion 223),] 228 0 4 1610 3} ~ 168 Macleay, 
237. bandini, . J. R. Brenton. 
147 | Chilling- Rous ..| Murwil- 35 04 2.10.0 9 July, 1921) C. P. 1907-34 (portion 22),) 236 1 3 29 10° 9 163 Tweed. 
ham.) . lumbah. A, J, Holt. 
151 Do ..| do ch do 94 3 0 40 0 9+ iy 5 C.P. 1913-20 (portion 18),} 312 1 0 46.2 9 163 do 
J. Dean, 
142 DG's Hoe do at do zie 36 3 10 2° 0 0 Deiss os C,P. 1915-22 (portion 20),} 231 1 10 28' 0 0 163 do 
M, J. Beirne, 
150 DO Files cts do a do Ns 46 0 0 B 0°40 Op », | C.P. 1916-11 (portion 19),| 212 2 0 27 14 «3 163 do 
M. Walker. : 
(3514] Sydaey, 24th PTR 1922. 


FORFEITURE OF SUBURBAN HOLDING. 
eg is hereby notified that the Suburban Holding specified hereunder is declared forfeited in accordance aE the a het of the 
Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918. 
The forfeiture to take effect at the sEPRRHOD of thirty clear days from this date. Poll 
; ‘ W. FE. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





Lanp District or Corowa. 

















q 
No, vf Date of 6 Date of Annual Reason - 
S8.H. Le agee. ! Application, Area. Be County. Parish. Notification | rent, for Forfeiture. Area No. Shire 
{ 
f ; &,YTENDs : £s, d . 
1921-16 | Mullins, John Joseph..| 4 April, 1921) 9 3 34 327 .| Hume ..| Howlong ..| 18 Feb., 1921 | 210 0} Non-payment of 1,253 | Hume, © 
> rent, : 
: | 














6253 


[8664] > aes Ba - . : Sydney, 24th November, 1922. 


ie is hereby notified, for general information, that, in eoepedande with the provisions of section 48 of the Returned Soldiers Settlement 
Act, 4916, applications for Soldiers’ Gronp Purchases have been confirmed for the lands set forth in the annexed Schedule. 


Fi 





W. E, WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
_ SCHEDULE REFERBED TO, 


EASTERN DIVISION, 















































‘ E Lanp District or TamwortH, AND Pert SHIRE, 
5 Soldiers’ Group Purchase Area No, 15; Bective. 
MA Name of Applicant, | Back ere Area, | Parish, County. Date of Confirmation. 
Ba Dia) 
1922- 1 | Campbell, William Ernest... a 160 415 O 0 | Bective... eal, EAEYY spc ..| 17 Nov., 1922. 
. 2 Stringer, Edward William... 2 161. 4384 0 0 Ny Ps aga td GO ices wad Vase ety 3 
3 | Horneman, Henry James ... aes 3 162 449 2 0 do do SAO) ay a a 
4 | Browne, John Cullen 4 168 450, 2° .0 ‘do do ET 55 2 
5 | Bryant, Herbert John KS 6 166 467 0 0 do do Hehe yale a : 
6 | Orman, William George Henry ...| 7 167 488 2 0] do ig do Be Le ee re 
7 | Heyman, Sidney Orlando ... Pits] 168 | 517 2 0 do do : ae yea A; 
8 | Heyman, Albert George ... RY ome, 169 521 2 0 do do Cole es os 
oi 9 | Heyman, Milton John ff LO 170 590 0 0 do do Lis 3 
aoe) 10 | Roach, Allen Ernest. - ... Sulgtkh 171 596 2 0 do do ce is ” 
=e 11 | Cruwys, Kelso Ernest re beet LO | 172 498 2 0 do do Leg fe 
y 12 | Harding, Oliver John tral ee 173 500 0 9 do do rea ABRNE. os ¥ 
. ~ 13 | Anderson, Archibald wae eoe| 4 174 484 0 0 do do j Ihe, He 
4 14 | Lock, Joseph ee Pe veal 246 176 BL 2es0 do AOnieeds 1757 55 7 
Pe) 15 Nicholl, Percy at ieee 18 178 469. 2 O do do reas sage 
aa 16 | Rowland, George Richard Davies. 19 7 469 2 0 do do Ves o 
a cape 17 -| Hole, ‘Alec Was sachets Eee 8 L ble 2.0 do... do ; LEG pS 
ea 18 Pankhurst, Oswald Ja ames Lord reset ae 182 440 0 O do do Vins - 
4 - . 19 | Isaacs, Edmund Rogers ... ana (yx ee 183 419 2 0 do ... Oe rade s Cote tl V7 og os 
* 20 | Lane, William James ie we| 24 | 184 420 0 0 do... BEB LEGG OS Sea Ot Wie Ur das i 
es 21 | Miller, Robert ate Re vee| 25 171 5386 2 0] Somerton acleeh, ADGA ode Per pe years Fs 
22 | Cruwys, Clifford .,, feb) 20 172 500 0 O do SCAB ae Kae ares V7. * 
23 | Wilkinson, Frank Everett... P+ ar-¥; 173 589 O 0 do Dea: Cate ae ah ere We ter fr 
. 24 | Stewart, Ewen Gore ioe tee ee 174 508 2 0 do CTR GO! Aivere confer leo lnigs a 
ys 25 | Roach, William Henry ... deehie 2 175 524.0 0 do © duapomdo : a es We daa 4 
i: 26 | Doyle, Keith Dunlop ...—...|_ 30 176 | 822 0 0 do do iF ff 
27 | Scott, Charles Oscar Be eiewlac: BL 177 643 0 0 do do A Bey ‘ 
28 | Cooper, Keith Ashley Res w| 382 178 540 0 0 do alo Vince cf 
29 | Avard, Thomas Henry ... seal OA 183 533 0 0 do do bY ie i 
30 | Brownhill, James Octavius a ea 184, 677 0 0 do OMCs Sie Lido e 
31 | Stewart, William Wallace... | 36 185 998 0 0 do do Vis 4s 
82 + Moeller, Arthur’... - 4... Fah Roden ee LBB 566.0 0 do do sof sy re 
33 | McIlroy, Arthur John ...., eS 187 816 0 0 do } do Eye 3 A 
34 | Smith, James Kdward ease iiasebes) 40) 189 730 0 Q do Pee ndO., decreas LWA eat F 
35 | Ward, William John __,,, Reh ee 190 633 0 O do “do bala 
oe. 36 | Scott, Norman Charles .., a| 42 191 /1,1138 0 0 do do Avge x 
37 | Baker, D’Arcy Cecil __... | 43 192 655. 0° 0 do do Ts. i: 
< 38 | Dawson, Richard .... ae vil 44 193 657 O 0 do do Ayia ea i 
.. 39 | Girdler, William Alfred ... | 46 195. | 527°0 0 do He Wives 17, 's 
a 40 | Morris, William Robert... cont A 196 700 0 O do do Lis 7 
 — ne 41 | Nolland, William Henry .., o.| 49 135 518 2 Oj} Winton.. do hh ee a 
42 | Jenson, ames Andrew’... 50 136 495 0 O do BP ee ee as Ne Chae 5 
43 | Wilkinson, Hilton Adam Charles...| 51 63 |1,092 0-0 Moolunmoola dosti + SED i whe PAN Yy Fe ge ” 
[8524] % : Sydney, 24th November, 1922. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the 36th section of the Closer Settlement Act, 1904, the &+ttlement Purchases 


. particularised in the ‘subjoined Schedule, all rights attached to such purehases, and all moneys paid in connection therewith, are 
= perePy forfeited. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 























UF : of ey ; Purehaser, . : F be aa pee Area, Parish. Goan: Cat, No. of Plan. 
% HEATH'S SETTLEMENT PURCHASE AREA. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or WiNDsoR ; BavuLKHamM H1ILie SHIRE. 
ay, Be 
~1920- 5 | Harvey Richard Smithard .., sae 218 Ee 16 O 18% | St. Matthew...) Cumberland ,..! C. 3,370-2,030. 
; dae . . . , Papers—Clo. Sett. 
7,59 4-6, 
DUNEIRA SETTLEMENT PURCHASE AREA. 
; EASTERN DIVISION. 
, ‘ . _ Layp DistEIoT oF Dusso; TIMBREBONGIE SHIRE. 
(1919- 2 Jack Nicoll 0 we tse weal 225 2 | 532 2 O | Wentworth ...| Narromine N. 1,767-1,884. 


Papers —Clo. Sett. 


5 











oi be 






6254 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 163. [24 Nov, 192% 





[3515] ‘Sydney, 21th November, 1922. 


CANCELLATION OF ANNUAL LEASES. Asin’ 
IN ee is hereby given that the undermentiored Anoual Leases have been cancelled, in accordance with the provisions 
d of section 264, subsection (4), Pastures Protectioa Act, 1912, the lands leased being covered by reserves passed to the 
control-of the Tamworth Pastures Protection Boards. ¢ 


The leases will terminate on 28th February, 1923. , 
W. EB. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





























; _ SCHEDULE. ces: 

_ No. of aot oy Land Name of Leseéey | Parish. _ County and Shire, a Tease Area, Rent, 
Jar pl£os. de 
1909-19, Gunnedah | Shaw, William ... ..{ Walla Walla..., Pottiager; Liverpool) T.S.R. 909 ...,;200 0 0/1 5 O 

Plains. 
1914- 1, Stay. Aig Do ae nee do | Pettinger; Namoi _... do Slee OO. 117-56 
1918-i0, Tamworth | Garske, Charles Herman..| Gladstone ..,, Darling ; Barraba es & CR. B81 0 20 0 
[8556] Sydney, 24th November, 1922, 


FORFEITED CONDITIONAL PURCHASE. 


* OTICE is hereby given that the undermentioned Conditional Purchase of land, and all rights attached to such purchase, have become 
sud sre hereby deelared forfeited through non-payment of balance, interest, or instalment of purchase-money ; but such forfeiture 
shall not teke effect until the expiration of thirty chear days after this notification. 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


° EASTERN DIVISION, ns 
Lanp Disrrict oF TAREE. 
































ve g A t 
=o moun 
Ko. of Purohas- r Date of Area, |2~<| County. Parish. Pian No, | Papers. in Shire. 
CP. Purchase. 3 Ss A 
3 g a oS rreays 
t a= 5 
rm 
1s x 
H AST Ds | C.S. Sid. 
1918-107 | Newton, Ifugh Bailee | $ Oct,, 1918...) 638 1 Uv | 190} Macqaarie| Herrington...) M, 6,:04-666 | 240 |1922-2) 633 381911 -| Manning 
(instalment), 














[3557] 


Sydney, 24th November, 1922. 
REVERSAL OF FORFEITURE OF CONDITIONAL PURCHASE. 


T is hereby notified that the forfeiture of the undermentioned Conditional Purchase, which was published in the Gazette on the date 
specified hereunder, has been reversed. . : 
W.E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





— BESS SR Rs Se a a ee eek 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District oF Mupq@ReE. 
































| | A Date of 
No. of Date of Ses 8 
. Purchaser, Area, |. County, Parish, £.O > Plan No, Gazettal of Papers. Shire, 
Holding. Purchase. | s” | Forfeiture, 
Me Gt he i Vie 4 
| | shoes pe sy 
1901-F8 | Sullivan, Davida.. oF «213 Nov., 1994.. £0 O 0 | Wellington| Proombee ..| 208 | W. 4,129- - 13 Oct., 1922} C.S, 1922- | Meroo, 
| 2,091, . 22,159, 
(8555) Sydney, 24th November, 1922. 


_ FORFEITED CONDITIONAL LEASES. . 
Nice is hereby given that the undermentioned Conditional Leases and all rights attached tereto, are hereby declared forfeited 
through non-payment of rent; but such forfeiture shall not take effect until the expiration of thirty clear days after this notification. 


[C.8, 1922-20,800} W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





EASTERN DIVISION. 
LaND WISTRICT OF MUDGEE. 












































Szsiks c ; Amount in 
= 2 
CL. Lessee. Address, County. Parish. 3 ohire. Area. park apc of | Basal C.P, 
a interest. 
ie Me or. p.| VE a, a £ da, 
81546 | Commissioners cf the Govern: } Sydney ... «| Phillip ... Rely SATA te ».| 166 | Meroo ../423 1 OU 6 510 26 9 2 190'-24 
ment Savings Bank of New 
South Wales. 
(per Walker. Richard Thcmas) | Havilah, Mudgee 
1905-60 Do eo do of €O w | do ey = | 183 do «(275 9 0 3.38 1 1515 5 do 
1906-53 Do we do pew OFT aoe Pe Meg (ey fs 1s4 do .|05 0 06 140 600 do 
1907-91 Do see dv oa do ... «| Boogledie ~ | 186 ao -|581 2 0} & 9.1 27 5 6 1907-110 
[3503] Sydney, 24th November, 1922, 


NOTIFICATION OF THE ADDITION OF THE NON-CONVERTIBLE AREA OF A CONDITIONAL LEASE TO THE 
CONVERTIBLE AREA THEREOF, om 


- is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 188a of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the portion of 
land particularised in the Schedule hereunder is added to and now forms part of the convertible area of the conditional lease 
mentioned in such Schedule at the capital value and rental stated. 

y W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


























| ; Date from Future 
R=) Capital Reat Fature 
Papers. 3 | Parish. | County. Area, | Addedto—| Value per ose: Bi ascre te yeaa Rent 
£ per Acre, A+xre. | effeatt of C.L, of C.L. 
C.8. | 8. ¥. p. | C.L. £8, id. 8. Oe a r-p.| £ 8d 
1992-19,34 55 Gowang ..| Gowen .... 467 0 YW 1910-40 15 0 0 6 Coona- it Oct., 19-2 ..|/2,679 0 0 | 3tle 4 
’ oe} 7 : 






















” 



















ee re % < re 
. ‘ y %, a Neue | : hes | ‘ ' 
24 Nov., 1922.) NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 163. | 6255 





[3511] 


ais 





ScHEDULE. 





eet . | Allot- ‘ 
Place. | County. bate ment... Section. Locality. 








wh 





| 


Bendick Murrell Soldiers’ Monteagle| 373 | .., 


Settlement. banumba. 





[8558] 


is hereby notifed for public information, that in accordance with the provisions of section 24, Crown Lands 
the area shown in the Schedule is hereby dedicated for the purpose therein specified. 





ar 
ee Parish of Wam-| 5 0 


24th November, 1922. 
Consolidation Act, 1913» 


W. FE. WEARNE, Minister for Tavde. 


Cat, No. of 


Purpose of intended INo. of Papers. tI 
an. 


dedication. | 


( 


| 
p. | Clo. Sett. 
0 | For public echool| 1922-2,329| wt. 6,029 - 
purposes. 1,780. 


Area. 











Sydney, 24th November, 1923. 


FORFRITED HOMESTEAD FARMS. 


N OTICH is hereby given that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Grown Lands Consolidation Aet, 1918, the interests of the hokders in 
the Honrestead Farms specified in the following Schedule are hereby declared forfeited through non-fulfilment of the conditions ; 


but such forfeiture shall not take effect until thirty clear days after this publication. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands, 





Date of 


| 
Ss. H.F. 
Plan Ne, = 2 Papers. Area Shire. 
ni No, 





ILF, Selector. Hal-stio#. Area. County. Parish. 
CENTRAL DIVISION, 
; Lanp District oF WYALONG. 
a. Te he 
McGrath, Weary Thomas ...{ 18 June, 191@/ 1,199 3 0 { Gipps 


1912-12 | 


_ BASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp Disrricr or ARMIDALE, 


1919- 9 | McRae, John Leslie .., 6 shi aed 4,115 0 0 ee “| Tiara 





[3500] 


...| Youngareen,{ G.2,352-1,371 ..| 


| C. 2,775-1,867... 


45 { O.35. 1922-2),°74| 833 | Bland, 


2 ee panes $66 eehemastae 


Local Tand Board Office, 
East Maitland, 17th November, 1622. 


IT is hereby notified that inquiry will be held by the Local Land Board in respect to a Reserve which is incltded in a 
Lease, the conversion of which hes been applied for under section 11 of the Crown Lands Vonsolidation Act, 1908, and ae to 


any objections to granting the application. 
Particulars are specified in Schedule below. 





SCHEDULE. 


Partioulars of Lease, conversion of which is applied for, 
! peeeont for 

onversion, 
apa is Parish and County. . 


L 


| Area, 





Rhee ed 
Special Lease 13-| 44 0 0 | Barford; Durham Augustus John 











Claes of Holding| ° 
applied for. Reser. e included. 


Conditional 


8. R. BEATTY, 
District Surveyor. 





Place and Date of 
Inquiry by 
Local Land Board. 


! 


Part W.R. 16,689 ,,.| Court-house, 





1, Dungog. C. Vogele. Purchase Dungog, 18th 
22-1. December, 1922, 
‘ | e 9°30 a.m. 
(3493 } Local Land Board Office, 


Armidale, 16th November, 1928. 


IT is hereby notified that inquiry will be held by the Local Land Board in respect to a Reserve which is included in a Lease 
the conversion of which has been applied for under section 11 of the Orown Lands Act, 1908, and as to amy objections to 


granting the applications. — 
Particulars are specified in Schedule below. 











H. W. GRAEME, 
District Surveyor. 


SOHEDULZ. 
Particulars of Lease, conversion of which is applied for. | 
aoe. Seaeonem , “haa Ringe pemetle peeyp a Reserves included. tnguiry oy 1 
ere | Area. Parish and County. | : i Local Land Board. 
TBE OE ta Sop . 
Special Lease) 10 1 0 | Scott ; Inglis ose .».| John Mulheron ...| Conditional Part W.R. No.) Board-room, 
No. 1896-3 Purchase.| 987, Armidale, 20th 


(1,686). 


December, 1922. 


tn 








; i “oe 6 re 
6256 | NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 163. ~ [24 Nov, 1922, 
[35781 Be Local Land Board Office, 


Orange, 22nd November, 1922. 


IT is hereby notified that inquiry will b» held by the Local Land Board in respect to a reserve which is included in 
a lease the conversion of which has been applied for under section 190 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, and as 
o any objections to granting the application. 


\. 
A. W. DEANE, 


District Surveyor. 


Particulars are specified in Schedule below. 
































SCHEDULE, 
Particulars of Lease conversion of which is applied for, : " : : 
Wy sono for Class pipes Reserve inciuded. Prnaaiee | beg ~ 
Nature of Area bahia |p : Local Land Board. 
Lease, applied for, Parish and County. ; . 
ls Me Pe ie : : 
Special Lease 100 C O/ Parish Bayly, county; Walter Kurtz ...! Original Con-| Part T.S.R. Court-house, 
1913-21. | Phillip. ditional Pur- 36,458. | Mudgee, 13th 
; ; chase 1922-10.) - December, 1922, 
{ee - mies act 10:30 a.m. 











[8519] Sydney, 24th November, 1922. 


WITHDRAWAL OF LAND AND DEDIOATION OF ROAD UNDER PROVISIONS OF SECTION 11, PUBLIC y 
ROADS ACT, 1962. 
i ‘ Is Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the 11th section 
of Public Roads Act, 1902, the land hereunder described, required for the road hereunder specified, shall be and is hereby 


withdrawn and dedicated as a Public Road. 
\ 


pe ial W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


Roap opgNgeD : —Part of road from Bonshaw to Ashford, parish of Chapman, county of Arrawatta, Ashford Shire,—as shown on 
plan catalogued R. 14,848-1,608. 


[Registration No, of Papers—Roads 1913-876-24. } 





Desorption of lands now withdrawn for the road specified above, and dedicated-as a Public Road. 





























Lanp Disrerot oF INVERELL. tay. ‘ 
ee eS ere te ea. an) On a, LR ke te 
8 Character Width of VES ; 
28 Area Parish. Registered Holder. Occupier. of Land Withdrawn. | 
€ Holding. Withdrawn.}" A 
Es | 3 
By Bt f a. ft. Pp. ; 
62 | 3iv 0 0 | Chapman..| Harold J.Cole -. oes oe “ «. | Harold J, Cole and readin use «| Part of H.F. 20-5,| 150 links..| 7 0 0 - 
| - (cf 715 acres), . 
{ i ~ 
This notice is in lieu of and supersedes that’ published in Government Gazette of 17th November, 1922, folio 6146. 
[3522] Sydney, 24th November, 1922, 


APPLICATION FOR THE CLOSING AND PURCHASE OF ROADS AND PARTS OF ROADS. 


Nos is hereby given that application has been made, under the Pablic Roads Act, 1902, for the closing and purchase of the 
roads and parts of roads described in the Schedule hereunder, and that it is intended to close such roadg and parts of roads unless 
valid objections are found to exist. . ; 


Any person desiring to lodge objections should forward the same in writing, addressed to the Minister for Lands, within one 
month from date of this notice. , : . ne 


Tae ae W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 














SCHEDULE. ~ 
Pi x bes , y 9 
Papers. Applicant. Area. Description. 
Roads Bay tp ; , ate 
1922-97-4. | R. E. Alcorn and D.| 1 1 24 | Parish Wiangaree, county Rous, Land District Casino, Shire Kyogle. Reserved road 
Rd. Puy 1922-, O'Neill. 100 links wide within portion 5. 5p 


Tig f 
1922-370-3.. | Hutter District} 0 0 13 | Parish Newcastle, count Northumberland, Land District C icipali 
Rd. Pur. 1922-| Water Supply and Waratah :— ‘ ¢ Crore wi ner aouk | 
76. Sewerage Board. The part of road (lane) 16 feet 6 inches wide north of the land resumed for Waratah 
stormwater drainage from lots 21, 22, 23 of deposited plan 5,151 and lots 15 and 
16, section B of the Houghton-le-Spring private subdivision of partof portion131, 
ie rg bs as shown on plan catalogued Ms. 2,528 ‘Ma. ‘4 
1922-295-4, John Tinker and 0 0 35} Road (lane) 20 feet wide east of lots 5 to 24 of section D, shown on deposited plan 
Rd. a 1923-| others. 1,861 in private subdivision of part of portion 226. 




















24 Nov., 1922.] 





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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 163 





[3517] . 


NOTIFICATION OF INTENTION TO SUBMIT TO THE GOVERNOR FOR APPROVAL, 


¥ 





6257 





Sydney, 24th November, 1922. 
PLAN OF RH-MARKING OF 


ROADS, OF PROPOSED OPENING OF ROADS, OF PROPOSED DECLARATION OF EXISTING ROADS AND PARTS 
OF EXISTING ROADS TO BE PUBLIO ROAD, AND OF PROPOSED OLOSING OF ROADS AND PARTS OF ROADS 
DEEMED TO BE UNNECESSARY. 


OTICE is hereby given that the Minister for Lands deems it expedient that certain roads should be opened, and that it is proposed 
to resume for the purpose, under the provisions of the Public Roads Act, 1902, the lands hereunder described ; and to declare 
the existing roads and parts of existing roads particularised hereunder to be Public Road; also of intention to submit to the Governor 
for approval the plan showing re-marking of roads hereunder specified. 
The proposed roads, &c., are shown upon plans, which can be inspected at this office, and a copy of the same may be inspected at 

the respective offices of the Orown Land Agents for the Land Districts in which the lands are situated. 
All persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing, and to forward to the Minister, within one month from the 
date of this notice, any objections which may appear to them to exist to the proposals above stated, or to the position of the roads as 


re-marked. 


Notise is also given that the Minister is of opinion that it is expedient to close the roads and parts of roads hereunder 
specified, and all persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing, addressed to the Minister for Lands, within one 
month from this date, any objections which may appear to them to exist to the closing of the said roads and parts of roads. 

Plans showing the roads and parts of roads proposed to be closed can be inspected at this Office, and a copy of the same may be 
inspected at the respective offices of the Crown Land Agents for the Land Districts in which the lands are situated. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


DxsonIPtiox oF ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Part of road from Corobimilla railway siding to Kangaroo Plain, and road widening within 
portions 79 and 76, parish of Corobimilla, and portion 59, parish of Wood, parishes of Corobimilla and Wood, county of Mitchell, 
Yanko Shire,—as shown on plan catalogued R. 14,880-1,603. 

[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1921-370-8.] 








Description of the lands which it is proposed to resume, of existing roads and parts of existing roads to be declared to be Public 
Road, and of roads and part of road deemed to be unnecessary, which it is proposed to close. 


Lanp Districr or NARRANDERA. - 











| 

Qe Parish 

ae Area. Name. Reputed Owner, 

Ay 

Hanks Py 

1] 640 0 0] Corobimilia.| Estate of late Henry 
C. Sweeting. 

7% |. 722-0 0 Do -»| The Australian Bank 
of Commerce Ltd. 

76| 912 0 0 Do. Fak: IG ines 

59 | 636 2 0 | Wood ..| Commissioners of 
Government Say- 
ings Bank of New 
South Wales. 

58 | 560 0 0 Do s.| Alfred E. Britt 2 

12} 640 0 0 Do «| William Russell 


Scilley. 


% 








Occupier, 





Ch aracter 
of 
Holding. 


| 


Width of 
Land to be 
Resumed. 


Area to be 
Resumed. 


Roads and part of Road proposed to be closed, . 
&ce., also existing roads and parts of existing 
roads to be declared to Public Road. 





H, Sutcliffe... 


Estate of late H, 


C. Sweeting. 
do 


Walter 
Britt. 


Alfred E, Britt 


William 
Scilley. 


Hadden 


Russell 


-. | Freehold... 


C.P. 97-20.. 

.| C.P.97-19., 

Sett. Pur, 
13-3, 


.| Sett. 
13-2, 


Pur. 


Freehold ... 


150 links .. 


60). artes: 


50 links & 
150 links. 


150 links... 


LOO nail tees 








{ 3 27 


12 0 0 


The unnecessary boundary road separating 
portion ] from portion 62, end of road and por- 
tion 60 (part) is proposed to be closed and to be 
granted in compensation. 

This is a proposed widening of existing road. 


This is a proposed widening of existing road, 


The unnecessary reserved road within portion 
59 is proposed to be closed and added to that 
portion; the area thereof and of Settlement 
Purebase 13-3 to be reduced te 632 acres 3 roods. 

The unnecessary part of reserved road within 
portion 58, south:of a line forming the 
westerly prolongation of the southern side of 
a boundary road 100 links wide on the north 
of said portion, is proposed to be closed and 
added to portion 58; the area thereof and of 
Sett. Pur, 18-2, to be reduced to 558 acres 3 
roods. 


22 2g O84 C00 40 Hue ces Fee re 8 OS HOE BOF HOD HO8 Hee 





The existing roads and parts of existing roads 
included in survey, and necessary to preserve 
continuity of proposed road and proposed road 
widening, are to be declared to be Public Road, 
and dedicated to the public accordingly. 





DESCRIPTION OF ROAD TO BE OPENED:—Deviation of part of road from Uoraki to New Italy, via. Rocky Mouth Creek ; also re-marking 
of part of said road within portion 19, parish of Bungawalbin, county of Richmond, Woodburn Shire,—as shown on plan catalogued 


R. 14,950-1,603. 


[ Registration No. af Papers—Roads 1922-20-7.] 








, 


Duscriprion of re-marked road of the lands which it is proposed to resume, of part of existing road to be declared to be Public Road, 


and of parts of road deemed to be unnecessary, which it is proposed to close. 
Lanp Distrior or Lismore. 











Parish Character Width of 
Area. Waits Reputed Owner, Occupier, of Land to be 
: ; Holding. | Resumed. 
erp: 
0 0 oat odes tpbvecleabidce Deane ( E QDITC TOR) /tty eh aba pan een cee sibeetnays 
in. 
20 Do__i«..|F. J. McNamara| H. J. McNamara and] Freehold...) Variable... 
road in use, 
20 DION Fens do a do Hes do -»| 100 links & 
variable. 
00 DDO FS exe do ae do mS 40 «| 100 links .. 
0 0 MIO J Save do re do et do eT MOQ gq Or -ses 
0 0 Do ...} T. M. McOor-| Wm. Baxter ... «| S.P, 20-47; 100 links 
mack, and 
variable, 
0 0 Do .| M. J. McCor- do we «| Kreehold ...| 100 links... 
(Part) : mack. 
440 0 Do'.jhe do a: do’ fh i do  .../ 100. links 
and 
variable, 











Area to be 
Resumed., 


0 2 20 
i 10 


to 








Parts of road proposed to be closed, &c.; also 
remarked road, and also part of existing 
read to be declared to be Public Road. 





This isa re-marking 100 links wide of part of 
Public road R. 10,789-1,6':3, 

The unnecessary parts of Public Road (R, 9,456- 
1,603) within portion 67 east and west cf the 
proposed road; the unnecessary part of Public 
Road (R. 9,456 1,603) within portion 68 east 
of the proposed road and the unnecessary 
part cf Public road (R. 9,456-1,603 within 
portions 69 and 70, are to be closed and to be 
granted in compensation. 

The unnecessary patt of pablic road (R: 9,456- 
1,608) on the éast of portion 211, east of pro- 
posed road, is to be closed and added to portion 
211; the area thereof and of S.P. 20-47 to be 
increased to 180 acres 3 roods, 

The unnecessary part of public road (R. 9,456- 
1,603) within portion 72 (rem’) and the un- 
necessary part of public road (R. 9,656-1,603) 
within portion 80 east and south of proposed 
road are to be clesed and part thereof to be 
granted in compensation. 

The part of existing road south of rortion 70, 
included in the survey and necessary to pre- 
serve the continuity of proposed road, is to be 
declared to be public road and dedicated to the 
public accordingly. 


‘ 





7 Wee 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETYE, No. 163, 









NOTIFICATION OF PROPOSED OPENING AND CLOSING OF ROADS, &e.—continued. 


Dascriprion oF ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Widening of part of Old South Head road, parish of Alexandria, county of Cumberland, 


Municipality of Woollahra,—as shown on 


[ Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1922-453. ] 





DrsoRIPTION o 





MetropouiTan Lanp DIstgier. 


f the lancs which it is proposed to resume. 


plan catalogued K. 14,964-1,603. 














eee 


Portion Parish : 
No. Area. Narie; Rsputed Owner. 
Part of 559 |1,130 0 0} Alexandria) Dr. Hipsley and others 
(now sub- | 
divided), 
Do... 1,180 0 0 ao sf DN. Govett 1. 
Do .../1,180 0 6} do ~ | AG: Benn —, 
Do .../1,180 0 0/ do ..,| HI. B, Cale 
Do .../ 1,18) 0 0 | do T, KF. Bradford and 
| Samuel Molyneux. 
Do .../ 1,180 0 0 do ._....| Mrs. C, M. McE'hone 
Do ...(/1;180 0 0 do D. M, Morris... 





Occupier. 


! 

! Unaraccver 
3 

i 


af 
‘Molding, 


Freehrld ... 


N. Govett a) 
aA. Gr, Benn do 
cae techy estes do a 
NGadutbaneeslace do ¥ 
Mrs. C, M. Me- do * 
Elhone. 
D. M. Morr.s dc rs 


























Reads or parts of Roads proposed tobe 
closed, &c. 





Part of the land comprised in C.T. vol. 


Part of land comprised in C T, vol, 3,192, 
Part of land comprised in C.T. vol. 3,243, 
Part of land comprised in C.T, vol. 1,66], 
Part of lots 1, 2, and 3, as shown on plan 


020 048 ree Cor £94 O08 O90 00 FOS 000 19H OEE Hes OOH ET Ere 100 


Width of eee 
Land £30 
to he R Ai a 
Recumed, desumed, 
ROT Ps 
Variable ..}| 0 0 0,4 
3,192, fol 95. 
do 0 0 OF 
/ fols. 96 and 97. 
do oe {) O40. 05835 
fol. 7.. 
do 008 
fel. 6, 
do Q 0 4,82, 
‘ 6,022 (L) at Lands Titles Office. 
de | 0 0 O48 
ado oe} 0.0, O88, 


9, Par’ of land comprised in C.T. vol. 3,182, 


folio 36, 





DESORIPTION OF ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Deviation of pirt of road from Terragon to Uki, at crossing over Doon Doon, parish of 
Nullum, county of Rous, Tweed Shire,—as shown on plan catalogued H. 14,93 1-1,603. 
[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1921-62 2-7. } 


Description of the land which it is proposed to resume, and of part of road deemed to bo unnecessary which it is proposed to close, 


Lanp District or MuswiLLUMBAH. 





=| 

oO 

os Parish 

BA | neh Name, 
Bhat os De 

102 250 013} Nullum ... 














Reputed Owner, 


English, Scottish, and} R. E. Walls and road 
Australian Bank Ltd. 





Occupier, 


in use, 


0 
Holding, 





| Character 


C.P, 16-5 ., 


Width of | area to be 
Land to be Resuiied 
Resumed. 
a. TP. 
Variable..| 0 216 











Part of Road proposed to be closed, &c, 





The unnecessary part of public road 
(R, 4,467-1,603) within portion 102, 
north-west of the proposed road, is to 
be closed and added to that portion ; 
the area thereof and of C P, 16-5 to be 
reduced to 249 acres 3 rocds 10 perches. 





Duscriprion or ROAD TO BE OPENED:—Deviation of part of road. from Lismore to Rous, within portion 118, with a branch road within 
portions 118 and 119, parish of Tuckombil, county of Rous, Tintenbar Shire,—as shown on plan catalogued R. 14,942-1,603. 


[Regstration No, of Papers—Roads 1922-445-5.] 





Description of re-marked road of the lands which it is proposed to resume, and of road and parts of roads deemed to be unnecessary, 
which it is proposed to close. 


Lanp District or LIsMoRz. 





| 











; ; 
& : Parish Character Naas ve Area 
3 3 Area. Haine Reputed Owner. Occupier, 0 anys to be 
i) ; Holding. Resumed, 
pis ; Resumed. 
| 
a 1. p.| a, T. D. 
118 46 8 0 | Tuckombil) Samuel Dillon...) Samuel Dillon and|§Freehold ...| 100 links ... 4 0 20 
| fenced road in use. (includes part 
| branch road), 
119} 100 0 0) Do ees, do «| Samuel Dillon .,, nt GO LOO ae tee 12.12 
22 51 0: 0 | Meer- tos 200 ses sae ced pon ens, 0 Pablic, rad in use! lM ssesev ca) ase see sarees cae soewer toveee tee 
: schaum, . 



































Road and parts of Roads proposed to be closed, 


&c,; also reemarked road. — 





The unnecessary parts ef public road (R. 


%,636-1,608) within portion 118, west of pro- 
posed road and north and south of proposed 
branch road, and the unuecessary boundary 
road west of portion 119 are to beclosed and 
to be granted, part thereof in compensation. 


This is a res-marking 100 links wide of a con- 


Baie road (It. 2,636-1,603) within portion 


DESCRIPTION OF ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Koad within section 15, village of Rockley, parish of Rockley, county of Georgiana, 
Abercrombie Shire,—as shown on plan catalogued R. 14,902-1,608. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 19 








. Allot- Parish 
Section. inn Area, Wane: 
MeL. Ds 
15 1 Q 2 0 | Rockley ... 
15 2 0 2 0 0b oe 
15 15 0 1 35 To bee 
15 16 Q 1 35 Do in 
15 17 07.1585 1D le ilievs 
15 19 0 130 Do on 
15 20 v 20 De sera 
15 20 020 DG Ure, 














92 


ae 


137-7.) _-— 
Description of the lands which it is proposed to resume. 


Lanp District oF BATHURST. 











Width of 
Character 
Repated Owner. | Occupier. of ene Area to be 
Holding. o be Resumed, 
: Resumed. 
a . p. 
L._N, Todd SE Pe oa Sex Freehold ...| Variable .. 0 0 91 
Sab kecwevstsics sseiven ts ABRPAN ATL do Ay do se 00 2 
H.W, Hackney .| ........ do fhe do sons 0) SOO 
do a jae RAY 3 do | 100 links & 0 0 38 
variable, 
A. J. Brownlow... do tea do eat 0 030 
do i do | Variable ... 0 0 4 
G, W. Hackney . do «| 100 links &}| 0 1 4 
variable, 
do wor opi van seacee Variable . 0 0 36 





do 





\ 








Remarks. 





POO POE COE HOT ENE Hb ree Oe OE8 O48 FOS COR OOF O08 FOE HEE He 


Den FHS O90 BOE O00 C48 O98 OFS COO FOO Fes He HOe Hel OO0 EE ee 


041 £20 990 108 Coe FOS 198 O48 DON OOF DOE FOO Hae He Ben BOR eee 





POF O00 cae Dee COs O00 POE OEE OOF HO FEE Ee Le 846 DOD ees Coe 


COE OLE Pee as eHs BOE EOD SOs DOs Hee Des HO8 O04 FES Oos HOt Bae 
O78 FO Pon ran OOO HOE OO EOE OLS bee Bee 4s Oe Hes Oe eet Bee 


B08 OPS ae 04) 00S OEE O08 TH Cen wee BOF bas Foe Oat Hes O88 One 


This area Is to be resumed as “Severcd 


Land,’’ 





The part of existing road (lane) in- 
cluded in survey, ana necessary to pre- 
serve the continuity of proposed road, is 
to be declared to be Public Road, and to 
be dedicated to the public accordingly. — 








[24 Nov, 1992. 


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‘eee ie Se Ly iy Rk te 3 ai yu: ‘. 


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a 
sag? 


24 Nov, 1922,] _ NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 163. 6259 








NOTIFICATION OF PROPOSED OPENING AND CLOSING OF ROADS, &0.—continwed. 


Duscriprion or Roap 70 Bn opgNsD :—Deviation of part oi the road up Warbro Brook from the Kempsey—Armidale road, parish 
of Warbro, county of Dudley, Macleay Shire,—as shown on plan catalogued R. 14,785-1,603. 


[Ragu No. of Papers—Roads 1920-132-16.]} 





Dusoniestox of the lands which it is proposed to resume, and of road and parts of roads deem:-d to be unuecessary which it is proposed 
to close. 


Lanp Distrricr or Kempsry. 









































iret ! 
0 : Character Width of 
BS Parish i Area to be Road and parts of roads proposed to be 
t Zz Area, Nae Reputed Owner. Osoupier, of Land to be | “Rp eosumed. closed, &c. 
fa , Holding. Resumed, 
Biro Ts aTND, ; 2 
37 S87 3 0) Warbro ...| Francis Stewart} Francis Stewart) Freehold ..| 100 links ... J] 0 86 | The unnecessary parts of reserved roads within 
| Tope, juni. r, Hope, junior, portions 37 and 35, south of proposed road, are 
385 160 0 0} Dy =: do BS do ~ do Beef LOO Fey 0 215!’ proposed to be closed and together with an 
| area cf Crown land within the boundaries of. 
portion 37, north and south of proposed road, 
are proposed to’ be granted, part thereof in 
i compensation. 
The unnecessary reserved road withia portion 
ere 86 is proposed to be closed; the area, thereof has 
i been included in S ¢,u. 20-1. 
[3520] r Sydney, 24th November, 1922, 
re NOZIFICATION OF CLOSING OF ROADS AND APPROVAL OF SALE OF THE LANDS GOMPRISED THEREIN 


UNDER ROAD PURCHASE APPLICATIONS. 


HS H«eslleacy the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions 
of the 20th section of the Public Roads Act, 1902, the roads described in the appended Schedule are hereby closed, and the 
lands eomprised therein will be grantad to the persons mentioned hereunder, payment of costs, purchase money, deed fee, and 


stamp duty having been made. 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





SCHEDULE REFEREED TO. 

















gt eneaden 7 “ Deseription. Area. — Proposed Gremtee. 
} roa aa TN MOOR TT ES hile Mae SRR: 
Reads, | Be (Tip: 
1918-436-27. Parish of Goonian, county of Arrawatta, Land District of Inverell, 26 3 23 | Charles Frederick Tindal. 
Rd, Pur, 1919-204. Ashford Shire. Closed boundary road 1 chain wide separating) 


portion 13 from portion 14; closed boundary road 1 chain wide 
separating portion 31 from. portion 32; closed boundary road 
1 chain wide separating portion 51 from portion 25; and 
closed boundary road 2 chains wide separating portion 95 and 
end of closed road from portions 15, 14, end of closed road, and. 
i portions 13 and 12. 

1919-269-17. Parish of Ulan, county of Bligh, Land District of Mudgee, shire 4 310 Henry Archer, 
Rd. Pur. 1919-83. of Merriwa. Boundary road 100 links wide separating portion 
36 from portion 37, and reserved road 100 links wide within 
portions 37, 45, 44, and 43. 

1920-514-12. Parish of Sandy ‘Creek, county of Mitchell, Land District. of 
Rd. Pur. 1920-155. Wagga Wagga, Kyeamba Shire. Boundary road 100 links 
wide separating portions 38 from portions 10 and 37 (part)! 
extending from “boundary road south of portion 110 southerly, 


10 2 0 | Richard Herman Koth. 





Z westerly, and again southerly to boundary road at the north- 

a / 5 east corner of portion 68. 

aN 1921-180-12. Parish of Queebun, county of Rous, Land District of Casino,;. 4 1 35 | William Armstrong. 
Be, Rd, Fur. 1921-71. Kyogle Shire. Boundary road 100 links wide separating 












portion 34 from portion 91. 
1920-507-15 Parish of Alexandria, county of Cumberland, Metropolitan Land) 0 © 294) Harold Sydney Clissold. 
Rd. Pur. 1920-150. District, Municipality of Waverley. Tho unnecessary part, 


of boundary road separating portion 122 (part) from portion’ 
121 (part), as shown on plan catalogued Ms. 5,903 Sy. 





| 











) ,3621) ' Sydney, 24th November, 1922. 
Or 


NOTIFIC fete ee O01 OCUSSING OF ROADS AND ADDITION OF THE LANDS COMPRISED 
THEREIN TO ADJOINING HOLDINGS. . 
{4 Excellency the Goyerno-, with the advice of the Executive Council, directa it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of 
the 20th section of the Public Roads Act, L902, the roads deacribed intha appended Schedule, which are no longer required are 
hereby closed and the lands comprised therein added to the holdings mentioned in such Schedule. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 











Beiketia REFERRED TO. 




















: Swaine Holding to which road is added, 
apers and No, o A 
poems a ne ea No, of Holding. Registered Holder, 
a Yr. Pp. 
Roads. 4 1 12 | Parish of Herborn, county of Raleigh, Land District of| C.P. 18-19 (portion 6)} The Bank of Austra- 
1920-800-15. | (cap. val. of Bellingen, Nambucca Shire. The unnecessary most _ lasia. 
Rd. Pur. 1920-216) £43 5s.) westerly reserved roads within portion 6 along Taylor’s 
Thomas Henry Arm, north of public road, north of portion 7, and eact 
Fuller. of public road within portion 5. 
¢ 1921-14-38, 3 2 24 | Parish cf Konangaroo, county of Westmoreland, Land C.P. 12-46 (portion 29)} Sydney Whalan. 
= Rd. Pur. 1921-23,|(cap. val. of District of Lithgow, Oberon Shire. Boundary road 
; £2 8s .8d.) 1 chain wide separating portion 24 (part) from por- 


| tion 29 








6260 





[3518] Sydney, 24th November, 1922. 

NOTIFICATION UNDER THB PUBLIC ROADS ACT; 1903, OF RESUMPIION OR WITHDRAWAL AND DEDICATION 
OF LANDS FOR ROADS, OF DECLARATION OF EXISTING ROADS AND PARTS OF EXISTING ROADS TO BE 
PUBLIC ROAD, AND OF THE CLOSING OF ROADS AND PARTS OF ROADS DEEMED TO BE UNNECHSSARY. 


f IS Excelleucy the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Jouncil, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the Public Roads 
\ Act, 1902, the lands hereunder described, which are required for the roads hereunder specified (in respect of which roads notice 
of proposal to open the same has duly been given) shall be and are hereby resumed or withdrawn for the several roads referred to; and 
that the said lands shall be and are hereby dedicated as roads; that the existing roads and parts of existing roads particularised here- 
under shal] be and are hereby declared to be Pablic Road; and that the roads and parts of roads hereunder specified, which are deemed 
to be unnecessary (in respect of which notice of proposal to close the same has duly been given) shall be and are hereby closed. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
DescripTion oF RoapD OPENED :—Road of access from the Byron Bay-Tintenbar road through portions 144 and 145 to 


Blum’s Estate, parish of Byron, county of Rous, Byron Shire,—as shown on plan catalogued R. 14,684—-1,608. 
(Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1922-106-13.] 





DusoRiPtion of lands now resumed for the road sze»ified aboye, and dedicated as a Public Road, and of road deemed to be unnecessary 
which is now closed. ve 
A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question, and to close the roads deemed to be unnecessary, was published 
in the Government Gazette of 5th May, 1922, folio 2668. } 


Lanp Bisrrict oF Lismore. 


eas SOE es Sen a 



































=| f j dl 
Sis : Character Width of 
eie| Area. ar tai Reputed Owner, Occupier. | Ota land Seki: BA Road closed, &c. 
male ‘ Holding. Resumed. ¥ : 
a. Tsp. ; ‘ 3 a. Y= 'p. 
144 | 62 2 0/| Byron...) Commissioners of] F, @. Woolridge ...| Part C.P. 10-4 (of| 100 links &| 2Z 8 0 | The unnecersary boundary road separating 
Government Sav- E 128 acres 3roods).| variable | portion 145 from part of portion 146 is 
ings Bank of New closed and added to portion 145; the area 
South Wales, i thereof being increased to 68 acres 3 roods 
145 | 66 1 0; Do eer a pat do -| do eed de 0 3 25 15 perches, and the area of the whole C.P. 
10-4 being reduced to 128 acros 2 roods 15 
| perches. 











DrEsoRIeTion OF Roap OPENED :—Road within portions 15, 25, and 18, parish of Kerewong, county of Macquarie, Hastings and 
Manning Shires,—as shown on plan catalogued R. 14,797- 1,603. 


{ Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1912-294-18:] 


Descririon of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a Public Road, of part of existing road declared to be 
Public Road, and of parts of roads deemed to be unnecessary which are now closed. 


€ 





A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question, to declare part of existing road to be public road, and to 
close the parts of roads deemed to be unnecessary, was published in the Government Gazette of 25th August, 1922, folio 4744. 


Lanp Districts of Port MAcQUARIE ARD TAREE, 
o3 i E 








. | ‘ Character | Width of y Parts of Roads closed, &c; also part of 
aC Tes, coe | Rejuted Owner. Uscupier, ot Land R = en existing Road declared to be 
SOR pi Holding. Resumed, eae 4 Public Road. 








_- 





| Deal Bebhe 
0 | Kerewong.. Wesley Muscio «| Wesley Freehold .. | Variable ... v0 1 
} Muscio. 


_ 
or 
e 
OQ: 
o 
(Vhs | 


CRE OEE Re eee he ee Oo FON BOG Os OOS FOE PEO Cae H50 eee Loe ees He 


® 


25 120 0 0} Do _...| The Commissioners} G. W. Young,| C.P. 07-92.| 100 links...| 2 110) | The unnecessary part of boundary road 
| Govt. Savings} junr. . separating portions 15 and 25 from 
LL.D: .Port. Bank of N.S.W. Y : portions 12 and 18, south of new road, is 
Macquarie.| i closed and added to portion 25, the area 
thereof and cf C.P. 07-92 being increased 
to 120 acres 1 rood 19 perches. 
18 180 0 0| Do William Cope... «| Thomas C.P. 10-154; 100, ~...} 4 210 | The unnecessary part of boundary road 
Manning Shire, | Schofield, separating portion 18 from portions 40 and 
L.D. Taree, 42, north of new road, is closed and added 
to portion 18; the area thereof and of 
C.P. 10-164 being increased to 182 acres 
2 roods 3) perches. 


Hastings Shire, 


—sA—- 


: 
z 











- The part of existing road included in 
survey and necessary to preserve the con- 
tinuity of new road is declared to be Public 
Road and dedieated to the public accord- 
ingly. : , 























{ } . 
—_— ; 





DESCRIPTION oF RoaD OPENED :—Part of road from Cowra-Grenfell road to Brundah, through portions 113 and 75, parish of 
Bungalong, county of Monteagle, Weddin Shire,—as shown on plan catalogued R. 14,646-1,€03. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1909- 485-54, ] 





Dasoriprron of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a Public Road, of existing roal and part of existing 
road declared to be Public Road, and of road deemed to be unnecssary which is now closed. 


A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question, to declare existing road and part of existing road to be Public 
Road, and to close the road deemed to be unnecessary, was published in the Government Gazette of 12th May, 1922, folio 2782. 


Lany District or GRENFELL. 





$$ 





? ' Character | Width of : Road closed, &c.; also of road and part of . 
Eeruh Reputed Owner, Occupier. ~ of Land ran a existin Road declarea to be 
. Holding. | Resumed. 7 Public Road. 


| Portion 
No, 
> 
Led 
é 





a Y. 





: fenced road in use, 
15 820 0 0} > Do 48 do a HO aa seo S12 055) a 





here: 
Bungalong} B, Blazeley «| B. Blazeley and) Freehold...| 15) links...| 8 
2 


vion 113 from portions 63, 64, and 144 (part) is 
closed, and to be granted in compensation, 





_ Existing road and part of road included in sur- 
vey, and ony to preserve continuity of new 
road, are declared to be Public Road, and dedicated 
to the public accordingly. : 











r. p. : 
3 4 | The unnecessary boundary road separating por - 
0 6 















ee Nov, 1922.) ay SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 163. 6261 














NOT ee OF RESUMPTION, WITHDRAWAL, AND DU@DICATION oF LANDS FOR ROADS, &c.—continued. 
Dasonres108 oF Roap OPENED : ofthe ET within portion 178, parish of Coraki, county of Rous, Gundurimba Shire,—as ahown 
on plan catalogued R. 14,815-1,603. - 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1920-617 -19. J 





_Drsonspzt0x of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a Public Road, of existing road declared to be 
Public Road, and of road deemed to be unnecessary which i is now closed. z 


‘ A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question, to declare existing road to be Public Road, and to close the road 
deemed to unnecessary, was published in the Government Gazette of 18th August, 1922, folio 4620. 


: Lanp Disrrict or Lismore. 




















g P : Character |- Width of 
sche Parish ; i ; e Area Road closed, &c.; also existing road aealane 
BA AsES Name. Repabed bpataied Docupier. he Shaee Resumed. to be Public Road, 

oh Pre a A } 





Sears Ps ) He Peds 
178 50 0 0 | Coraki «.| C. A, Yeager «| C, A. Yeager ...| Freehold ...} 100 links...) 2 027 |The unnecessary boundary road separating por- 
; tions 133, 131, and 130 from portions 124, 105, 
and 97 is closed, and to be granted, part thereof, 
; as compensation. » 
# * . : | (he boundary road separating portions 147 and 
=. ¥ y 134 from portions 180 and 264 is declared to be 
. i : dale Road and dedicated to the public accord- 
ingly: 























PROCLAMATION—CROWN LANDS ACTS. 


5 N pursuance of the provisions of the 280th section of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, 1, Sir Wattrr Epwarp 
: Davrivson, Knight Commander of the Most Distioguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George, Governor of the State of New 
3 South Wales and its Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of Australia, with the advice of the Executive Council, do hereby declare that 

the following conditional lease shall cease to be voidable by reason of any breach or non-observance of the statutory provisions, 
and that such conditional lease shall become valid as far as regards the ground of objection so specified. 





ee and sealed at Sydney, this twentieth day of November, 192z. 





PS: | : (.8.) W.E. DAVIDSON, 
; _ By His Excellency’s Command, Governor. 
W. E. WEARNE. 
| [3389] : GOD SAVE THE KING! 
“3 1, { 
No. of j _ | Date of 
District C.L Name of Holder. : Bly dig Area, County. Parish. | Portion. The Reason for Validation, 
. Se : ion, | : 
Di ne 


‘ee Pel 1920, Aeres 
- - Warialda | 1920-5 | Edmondstone,Charles Edward) 6 Sept. ...| 8391 | Arrawatta ...| Meriti ... 14 The total area of the conditional leases of the series 
: \ exceeds three times the area of the basal condi- 
. tional ‘purchase contrary to the provisions of 
section 41 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 


13. 




















< 


pt PROCLAMATION—CROWN LANDS AOTS. 
WITHDRAWAL FROM IMPROVEMENT LEASE No. 1,131 FOR SETTLEMENT. 


& HEREAS under the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts of the State, Improvement Lease No. 1,131 was granted from 25th March, 
1903, subject to a special condition that the Governor may at any time, and from time to time, after the expiration of ten_ years 
from the commencement of the lease, withdraw the whole or any part or parts of the land for the purposes of settlement: And whereas 
it has become necessary to withdraw certain lands from lease for the purposes aforesaid: Now, therefore, I, Sir WantER EpwarpD 
Davison, Knight Commander of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George, Governor of the State of New 
South Wales and its Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of Australia, with the advice of the Executive Council, in accordance with 
the terms of said special condition, and in pursuance of the powers vested in me in that behalf, do hereby withdraw from Improvo- 
ment Lease No. 1,131 held by John Joseph Keighran, of Henty, the area of about 1,106 acres, described in the Schedule hereto, 
for purposes of settlement :-— 





ScHEDULE. 
HASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp Disreict or ALBURY, AND CuncArRN SHIRE. 


County of Hume, parish of Comer, containing an area of about 1,106 acres. The lands within the boundaries of portions 79, 80, 
and 81, and within the road 150 links wide on the north boundary of portion 80. Plans H. 3,715, 3,717, and 3,780-1,668. 


- [Aln. 1922-7,168). 


, 


Signed aud sealed at Syaneys this twentieth day of November, 1922. 
i Se . (L.8.) W..E. DAVIDSON, 
By His Excellency’s Command, i Gome « Governor, 
W. E. WEARNE, 
pi a ” GOD SAVE THE KING! 











6262 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 163. [24 Nov, 1922. 


PROCLAMATION—CROWN LANDS AOTS, 


BESUMPIION OF SETTLEMENT LEASE No. 155, COONABARRABRAN, FOR TRAVELLING STOCK. ; 


W HERBAS by aspecial condition attached to Settlement Lease No. 155, Cyonabarrabran, under the Crown Lands Acts, power is 
given for the resumption of any part of the land required for any public purpose; and whereas “ Traveling Stock ’’ has been duly 
declared to be, and the same is, a public purpose as aforesaid, aud it has become necessary to resume part of the said Settlement Lease 
No. 15, Coonabarrabran, for the purpose aforesaid: Now, therefore, I, Sir Wattgsk Epwarp Davipsoy, Knight Commander of the 
Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George, Governor of the State of New South Wales and its Dependencies, in 
the Commonwealth of Australia, with the advice of the Executive Coancil, in accordance with the terms of the said special condition, and 
in pursuance of the powers vested in me in that behalf, do hereby resume from the said Settlement Lease No. 165, Coonabarrabran, 
held by Thomas Hilton Hubbard, the land described in the Schedule hereto for travelling stock. 
[Ms. 1922-9,2133 





SCHEDULE. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. i 
Lanp DistrRicr oF COONABARRABRAN, AND COONABARARRAN SHIRE. 


County of Gowen, parish of Greenbah, containing an area of about 435 acres, being those parts of the lease within the areas shown 
by ied and brown tints cn plan catalogued Ms. J,142 Th, 


PROCLAMATION—CROWN LANDS ACTS. 
RESUMPTION OF SETTLEMENT LEASE No. 1919-1, COONABARRABRAN, FOR TRAVELLING STOCK. 


WHEREAS by a special condition attached to Settlement Lease No. 1919-1, Coonabarrabran, under the Crown Lands Acts, power is 
given for the resumption of any part of the Jand required for any public purpose; and whereas “Travelling Stock” has been duly 
declared to be, and the sam; ie, a publi: purpose as aforesaid, and it has become necessary to resume part of the said Settlement Lease 
No. 1919-1, Coonabarrabran, for the purpose aforesaid: Now, therefore, I, Sir Wattgk Epwaxrp Davipson, Knight Commander of the 
Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George, Governor of the State of New South Wales and its Dependencies, in 
the Commonwealth of Australia, with the advice of the Executive Council, in accordance with the terms of the special condition, and 
in pursuance of the powers vested in me in that behalf, do hereby resume from the said Settlement Lease No. 1919-1, Coonabar:abran, 
held by William Henry Hubbard, the Jand described in the Schedule hereto for travelling stock. 

[ Mise. 1922-9,213 ] 





SCHEDULE. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
wAND DistRIcr OF COONABARRABRAN, AND COONABARABRAN SHIRE. 


County of Gowen, parish of Greenbah, containing an area of about 52 acres, being those parts of the lease within the areas shown 
by red and brown tints on plan catalogued Ms. 1,142 Th. 


Signed and sealed at Sydney, this twentieth day of November, 1922. 
(L.8.) W. E. DAVIDSON, 








By His Excellency’s Command, Governor. 
W. E. WEARNE. 
[9163 H GOD SAVE THE KING! 
[8533] Sydney, 24th November, 1922. 


REVOCATION OF NOTIFICATION OF TRACTS OR ARHAS PREVIOUSLY NOTIFIED AS NOT AVAILABLE FOR 
SETTLEMENT UNTIL FURTHER NOTIFICATION. 


ie is hereby notified, for public information, that, under the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the notification 
that ths tracts or areas hereunder described are not available for settlement are hereby revoked. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





a 






































Land Date of : | 
District. Division. Notification. | County. | Parish. Shire, &c, | Area, Part revoked, is Papers No. 
; a. T. p. } 
Tamworth ..| Eastern ..| 3 Sept., 1920..| Parry ..| Nundle a ..| Nundle Shire.. 0 1 0 | That part. within portion 387. Plan P.; Rds. 1922- 
3,050-1,764. 121-3. q 
Grafton bail do ..| 15 Mar., 1918...) Drake ..| Dandahra ... »..| Nymboida 95 0 ©] Part within portion 95, Plan D, 1,332-) Ms, Ls, 
| : Shire. 1,743, 1922-14,044 
Moss Yale ..{ Eastern ..{ 15 April, 1921. | Camden ..{ Barrawang.. ..| Wingecarribee | 40 0 0 | Within portions 243. Plan C. 953-2,041.| Ms. 1022- 
© | Shire. 8,362. 
Notrr.—This land is available for 0.C,P. or O0.C.P, and C.L., under the same terms and conditions as notified in Gazette of 31st January, 1919. sae 
Walcha ..| Eastern ,..| 21 Oct., 1921 .,| Hawes ..| Conatwong... ..| Apsley Shire | 0 2 0{| Within portion 151, Plan H. 1,562- A 
, ‘ 1,671, 8,365. 
Parmedman..| Central ..| 14 Jan., 1916 ..| Bland ..| Marbunga .. --| Bland .. 12 0 0} Part within portion 51. Plan B. 4,398- Ms, 1922- 
| | | 1,946. 9,991. 
[3532] Sydney, 24th November, 1922. _ 


REVOCATION OF CROWN-LEASE AREAS, &c. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Linds Consplidatioa Act, 1913, the Crown-lease Areas 
&c., particularised hereunder, are hereby revoked. 


W. B. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 






































| | 
Land | Class of Holding for which Date of | Ee 
District, Division. the land was set apart. Notification, | County, Parish. Shire, &, Area. Part revoked. Paper: No, 
| 
| 
: B.ED . 
Cooma ..| Eastern ..; Crown-lease Area No, 319 ..| 18 Dee., 1912, Beresford..| Micaligo ..| Monaro 245 0 O| The whole .. a; .| Ms. La 
Shire. (about). > | 1982-14,046. 
Gunning .. do ..| Additional Holdings, at 10s,| 28 Sept., 1908) King ..| Romner ..| Crookwell | 266 0 U}| The whole; portions 224) Ms. Ls. 
‘ per acre, Shire, and 233. Plans K. 4,151) 1922-14,043, 
and 4,939-1,995, { 
Maitland .. do _..| Area set apart for additionals,, 21 Oct, 1908) Northum- | Coolamin..| Patrick 161 0 0 | Part within portions 106;; Ms. Ls. 
at 8s, 4d, per acre. berland, sa 107, 1922-14,231, 
‘ ire. 
LL LLL LOLOL LLL LL LL LLL LILA LLL LOLS LLL LLL LLL LC LOL LOLI LLL LL, 



























24 Nov, 1922.) 


——____. 


[3531] 


“ae is 


TORT VOS 





Land rr 
District. Division, 
Lithgow ..| Eastern... 
Young do 
Kempsey .. de 
Newcastle... do 
Casino 
do 
de... 
De ak) eet | 
Coonabara- | Central. 
bran. 
Do de ., 
Lithgow ../ Eastern... 








53,717 


48,018 


13 


32,899 
93,135 


23,133 
) 




















REVOCATION OF RESERVES FROM SALE, LEASH, &o. 


hereby notified, for public information, that under the provisions of section 80 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the 
from sale, lease, &c., hereunder described, are hereby revoked, but such revocation shall not take effect until after the 
expiration of sixty days from the above date. 








”- 


Sydney, 24th November, 1§22. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 















































Purpose, waite County. Parish, Shire, &c, | Ares. | Pari revoked Papers No, 
r. Pp. 

Reserve from sale} 8S Sept., 1922} Cook Clwydd Blaxland Shire} 41 1 0]| The whole; portion 53.) Ms Ls. 
or lease under 3 Plan ©, 2,364-1,507, 1922-9,900. 
section 206. | 

From sale or lease} 9 Jan., 1920! Monteigle | Wamba- Burrangong 5 0 0O| The whole; portion 373, Clo. Sett. 
generally for numba. Shire, Plan M, 6,029-1,780, 1922-2,329, 
public school 
purposes. | 

Reserve from sale} 4 Aug., 1922) Macquarie | Arakoon ..| Macleay Shire., 8 0 0| The whole; portion 46.) Ms. Ls. 
and lease under ; (about). Plan M. 359 R. -| 1921-3,437, 
section 206, 

From sale for drain-| 7 Jan,, 1893) Northum- | Newcastle .| New Lambton 0 O 53] Part west of the fence) Aln. 1922- 
age. berland, Municipality.| (about). traversing portion 322,) 7,052. 

(Newcastle | Pasturage the area included in} 
Resejrve,) special purchase 1922-22) 
Plan N. 3,191- ae f 

Sale, license, andj 14 Aug., 1912} Buller Pocupar ..| Kyogle Shire ..| 4,330 0 0] The whole .. .| Oce, 1922- 
lease other than) ~ (about). 7,424, 
prickiy-pear lease. 

From sale or lease,| 9 June, 1922} Roxburgh..| Tabrabucca) Rylstone Shire) 655 0 0 | The whole. Plan Ms, 796) Occ, 1922- 
section 206. ane? Oe. Roll. 7,496. 
From sale for public} 19 June, 1886} Raleigh Nambucca | Nambucca 0 9 | That part.within portions) Aln. 1922- 
recreation, Shire. %17 and 219 and inter-| 8,016, 

: ‘ vening lane. Plans R, 
$,348 and 3,248-1,714. | 

From lease . QDs « 1901 do do do 009 de ze do 

From sale for tra- 8 Nov., 1895] Gowen Greenbah.. " |Ooonabarrabran 169 0 0 | The whole . -| Ms, 1922< 
velling stock and Shire. hp Osas, 
camping. ¢ 

From sale’for tra-| 8 ,, ‘ do y ae pa do 780 0 do ar do 
yelling stock, 

Reserve from sale or| 22 Sept,, 1922) Westmore-| Mozart ..) Oberon Shire..| 174 2 0 | The whole; portion 131.) Ms, 1922~ 
lease under sec- land, Plan W. 3,791-1,502, 9,432. 


tion 206, 














wer —This land will become available for Crown-lease on and after 24th January, 1923, on the terms and conditions as originally eae for Crown-lease 


Barmedman| Central. 


Temora de 
Central 
Doh do 


Deniliquin... 





Central. . 





-|. 42,421 


From sale for tra-/ 13 May, 1908; Bland 


velling stock and 
camping, 


55,590 | From sale for public 


recreation. 


55,591 | From lease gener- 


sees 





cally. 


Reserve from sale 
and lease under 
section 206. 





Area No, 3,556 in the Gazette of 30th July, 


4 Aug., 1922) Bourke 


4 ” ” 


80 June, 1922 





do 


Wakool 


..| Davidson , 


do 


Barham 





Marbunga.,,| 


pa. 


Bland Shire 


do 


; Wakool Shire.. 


| 


2-004 


t 


Part within portion 51, 
Plan B, 4,398-1,946. 


Ms. 1922- 
9,991. 


15 0 0} Thewhole, Plans B. 3,801) Ms. 1922~ 


15.0.0 


and 3,802-1,806, 
ao 


10,053, 
do 


676 0 0 | The whole, being portion; 0.8. 1922- 


| 


738, Plan W. 2,566-1,917, 


10,952, 


Norz.—This land will become available for homestead farm on and after 24th January, 1923, on the terms and conditions as originally notifled for Home- 
Stead Farm Area No. 1,246 in Gazette of 17th December, 1920, This land isliable to inundation which can be prevented over most of the area by the construction 


ot levee banks, 
Gundagai 


Bingara 


.-| Eastern... 


.| Centtal.. 


eeee 


21,632 


~ 


From sale for lease 
under section 228. 

From sale for tra- 
velling stock and 
camping, 


1 Jan., 1921; 


| 
27 Oct,; 1894 





Harden 


Murchison 


Mooney 
Mooney. 
Glass 


Adjungbilly 
Shire 


Gwydir Shire.. 


147°1 0 , The whole; being portion; 
345. Plan gi 6,233-1,716.| 1922-12,046. 


58 0 0 
(about), 


Ms. Ls. 


Ms. Ls. 
1922-12,101. 


* Part bounded by the Horton River, the western and purt of the northern boundaries of the reserve to its intersection with a six-wire fence running 
south-westerly through portion 53; and thence by that fence south-westerly to the Horton River aforesaid, being part of portion 53, 








oy 
‘y) td ri 
a ee. So Any 














- Bellingen ..| Eastern... From. sale or lease| 1 Jan., 1921) Raleigh Nambucca | Nambucca 4 2 0) Thewhole; beingexpired) Ms. Ls. 
under section 228, Shire. (about), part of special lease} 1921-12,756. 
‘ (Village of |Nambucca). SL A Ge Pian Ms, 387 
: 4 ’ <sy. 
Do. “do ..| 10,228 | From sale for wharf] 23 Noy., 18S)| Raleigh Nambucca ilo 0 032, The whole. Plans Ms. do 
q purposes, . 3387 Ksy. and Ms, 127 
rin ; Gfn. 
Tenterfield .. do From sale or lease} 4 Aug, 1922] Clive Tenterfield | Tenterfield 8 0 0O| The whole; within por-| Ms. is. 
tie under section 206. Shire, tion 484, Plan C. 1921-} 1922-13,753. 
: y ; 1,809. 
Cooma . do olen From sale or lease] 5 May, 1920| Beresford..| Winifred ..) Monaro Shire..| 416 9 0} The whole; portion 56.| Ms. ls, 
under section 228. i Plan B. 2,595-1,765. 1922-14,041, 
Grafton do ..| 52,788 | From sale or lease} 3 ,, 1918} Drake Dandahra,.| NymboidaShire| 95 © 0 | Part within portion 35.| Ms. 1922- 
generally. Plan D, 1,332-1,743. 14,044. 
Carcoar do ..| 44,737 | From sale or lease] 2% Fel)., 1910) Georgiana..| Bucumba..| Abercrombie 207 0 0|The balance. Plan G.| Ms. Ls. 
, other than im- Shire.| (about), 6,311-1,506, 1922-14, 138. 
f provement lease. 
Do a do ..| 45,139 do ..| 18 April,” ,, do do y do 125 0 0 do de 
(about). i 
Do do .. From sale or lease} 8 Aug., 1920| © do do... de 125.0 0 de de | 
i under section 228. (about). 
Condoboiin } Central..| 23,879 | From sale for tra-} 28 Mar., 1896) Cunning- | Mulguthric| Jemalong Shire| 1,430 0 0} Within portions 50, 51and) Ms, Ls. 
; yelling stock. ham 52. - Plans C. 2,145, 2,146) 1922-14,230. 
and 2,147-1,947. 
PDO> os do .. 368 yom sale for water| 2 Aug., 1872 do ao do 90 © O |} Within portion 51. Plan do 
} supply. C, 2,146 -1,947. 
De 22 do 52,530 | From license 23 Nov., 1917 do flo do 40 0 0 ae . do 
pars do ..| 44,214 | From sale and lease 28 July, 1909 do do ao 909 0 0 do ao 
generally, ' 
Dit Cite WA isis) an oe From ie or lease} 2 Dec., 1917 do do do 99 0 0 do do 
; under section 228, ' : ’ : 
Kempeey ..' Eas‘ern,. 22,451 | Fromsale fordrain-| 4 May, 1895) Macquarie | Palmerston| Macleay Shire.,; 202 0 0 | Part within po tion 145.) Ms. Ls, 
j age. ; ; Plan M. 6,243- 666. 1921-15,5380, 
do- 5. do ..) ...— | From sale or lease} 4 Aug., 1922 des. 20, do... ao --| 202 0 0/| The whole; portion 148, ae 
ie, j under section 206. ; é Plan M. 6,293-666. 





6264 _ NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 163. [24 Nov., 1922. 





[8535] : 3 wit Sydney, 24th November, 1922. 
REVOCATION OF RETURNED SOLDIERS’ SPECIAL HOLDING AREA, . 


1G is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 4 of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, the Returned 
Soldier’s Special Holding Area, particularised hereunder, is hereby reyoked. 
W. £E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 









































Tand) val've oe | te of : ‘ 
Distri at Division No. | a oat | County. Parish. | Shire, | Area. Part revolved. Papers No. 
z| ‘ 
| ae rsp, : ~ 
Dungog ..| Hastern,.| Returned Soldier’s| 3 June, 1921} Durham ..| Dungog ..| Dungog --| 1.2 0 | Part with lots1, 4 and 6, section] Aln. 1922- 
: Special Holding 15, town of Dungog, Plan} 8,363. 
Area No. 533. D, 72 and 73-1,056. | 
[ 8534] _ Sydney, 24th November, 1922, — 


REVOCATION FROM REIJERVES—SALE, LEASE, &0.—CONSEQUENT ON CONVERSION OF SPECIAL LEASUS. 


T is hereby notified taat the reserves from sale, lease, &c., particalarised in the Schedule hereto, have been revoked, consequent on the 

conversion into conditional purchase or other tenure, under the provisions of section 190 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, 

of specie leases covering the Crown lands within the said reserves, and that such revocation take effect from the dates of approval by 
the Minister for Lands of the granting of the conversion applications as specified i in the said Schedule. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Landa. 
































} Date from 
Laad sus Reserve Date of | ; whieh 
District. Division. "No. Purpose. Notification,| County. Parish. | Shire, Area. Part revoked. revocation 
7 ; takes effect. 
* i -_ =d } oak . 
| a Yr. p. t 
Bellingen ..| Eastern... 104 | From sale for access} 1Nov., 1880) Raleigh ..| Bowra .. | Nambucca 36 0 0} Part within portion 12.) 13 June, 1922 
and punt. . Shire.) (about). Plan R. 3,362-1,714, 
Daten: do ..| 25,992 | From sale for ferry] 22 May, 1897 de |) @e- £3 da .| 2°0 0] The whole. Plan R. 3,362-] 13 ,, * 
|. purposes, : 1,714: 4 
| 6.8, 22-21,384. 
[3543} Sydney, 24th November, 1922. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR AN ORIGINAL HOMESTEAD FARM—TO BE DISPOSED 
OF TO A RETURNED SOLDIER EXCLUSIVELY. 


(te is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, and section 3 of the Returned 
Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, the Crown Lands comprised within the area hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for 
an Original Homestead Farm, ‘to, be disposed of tu a returned soldier exclusively, under the prevailing conditions of the law. 

The area will be available on and after 8th JANUARY, 1923, before which applications should not be lodged. 

An application shall be in Form 3, and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land becomes 
available, or it is intended to effect improvements instead of paying rent) shall be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance and 
by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee; but upon confirmation of an application such rent (if it is not intended to effect 
improvements instead of paying rent) and survey fee must be paid. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee 
soener) be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 

All applications should be lodged with the focal Crown Land Agent by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly 
authorised in writing, and all applicationsin posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 8th January, 1923, or at any 
time between the 8th January, 1923, and the 13th January, 1923, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed to be and 
_ to have seen lougea with such Land Agent simultaneously on the 8th January, 1923. i : 

The application must be accompanied by a qualification certificate on Form 2. 

The Homestead Farm will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, ind to ) the following special conditions : — 

{a) Tne holder of the Homestead farm shall take measures to free and keep the land free from sabbits and other noxious animala, 
and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all prickly-pear, noxious scrubs, undergrowths, and weeds. He shall commence 
operations to eradicate prickly-pear, noxious scrub, undergrowths, and weeds, within three months of date of confirmation and 
shall complete the work within three years from such date at the rate of one-third of the area each year, 

(b) The holder shall preserve ample green timber for shelter and shade purposes. 

(ec) The boundaries of the farm are to be fenced with a six-wire fence within five years of date of confirmation of application : 
Provided, however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Local Land 
Board. 

The principal conditions which attach to a Homestead Farm are residence for a term of five years and payment of rent. 

The Homestead Farm is not transferable until the condition of residence attaching thereto has heen performed. 

After the expiration of five years from the confirmation of application a grant of the Farm will issue, provided all required 
conditions have then been complied with. 

Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value 
uf such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


—-——- Ww. E. WEHARNHE, Minister for ands 
Notre.—All information may be obtained. from, and all forme of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands: »Agent free of cost, 
if se desired by the applicant, 








HOMESTEAD FARM AREA No. 1,452. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District oF NarRapri, AND Namor Sure. 


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4 ed ie 
R= Abe! | Ea 
| Sa3 | 68 Capital epee Nature and Nearest Town ne 
Poanky. id Pariah ie GE oe Vv ie for pet Survey Rabinated and Character of Land, Soil, Timber, &., 
he OBeel! Sa rs ie Fee, Value of distance Water Supply. 
on) = Bom g 3 period of bene oe Tmproyements, | therefrom. : 
oe | Ea 25years. YEBEE: ; fl 
Block | Acres./ £ 8 d.| £8. a] £ 5. da, ; 
Baradine ..| Quegobla.. A } 1,093 819.15 0|20.911/)1813 4 Nil, Burren Junction} Generally level country, of sandstone for- 
; (about). railway — statiop,| _matien; poor to goed sandy Joamy soil, clay 


about 30 miles} and cementy subsoil ; thickly timbered with 

northerly; Pilliga| box, pine, oak, ironbark, gum, belar, &c.3_ 

town, about 11! ‘more or less heavily infested with prickly- 

miles north-west- pear; no permanent surface water, but a 

erly; Baradine, supply may be obtained from shallow bores 

about 30 miles| in the vicinity, and also by sinking wells. 

southerly ; Queg-| Rainfall, about 20 inehes per annum, 

obla siding on pro-| Plan By 1, 788-1, 790, : 

* posed Ooonabarra-| Ms, 1922-10, 573. 
bran-Burren Junc- : 

tion railway adja- 

| cent; Gwabegar 

(temporary termi- 

} ‘ nal station), about 

6 miles southerly. 


























, 








+ SS 

Nore.—Parts (about 1,093 acres) of reserve 24,380 for classification, (about 1,093 acres) of reserve 28,387, from special lease, and (ation 40 acres) of reserve ~ 
for classification, notified 1st July, 1896, 5th October, 1898, and 16th June, 1900, respectively, are hereby revoked, The area, capital value, annual rent, and 
survey fee are subject to adjustment after sury ey. : \ 












24 Nov. 1922} | NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 163. 6265 


——— 


[3544] Ree. . Sydney, 24th November, 1922. 
NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL CROWN-LEASES. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, the Crown 
Lands comprised within the areas hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart. for Original Crown-leases, and shall be disposed of 
under the prevailing conditions of the law. 


The areas will be available on and after 8th J ANUARY, 1923, before which applications should not be lodged. 


An application shall be in Form 9, and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land becomes 
avafiable) shall be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance, and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee; bus 
upon confirmation of an application such rent and survey fee must be paid. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee 
sooner) be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 


All applications should be lodged with the local Crown Land Agent by the applicant In person, or by his agent in person duly 
- guthorised in writing, and all applications in posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 8th January, 1923, or at any 
time between the 8th January. 1928. and the 13th January, 1923, inclusive, shall, where pia a together be deemed to be and to 
have been lodged with such Land Agent simultaneously on the Sth January, 1923, 


The lands set apart are exempt from the operations of general license under the Forestry Regulations. 





The Crown-leases will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, and regulations thereunder, and to the following 
special conditions :— 


(a) The Crown-lessee shall not assign or sublet without the consent of the Minister for Lands, and if any stock not owned by 
the lessee are found depasturing on the Crown-lease it shall be prima facie evidence of subletting. 


(b) Power will be reserved to the Crown and to any person authorised by the Minister for Mines to enter upon the lease and 
search for and win minerals. 


“(c) Power will be reserved to the Crown to resume any portion of the lease which may be required for mining, mining purposes, 
or any other public purpose, upon giving notice in writing, and upon payment only of the value of the improvements on 
the portion resumed (such value not to exceed their costs), and a reduction of rent proportionate to the area resumed, In 
the case of resumption for mining or mining purposes, not less than one month’s notice, and in the case of resumption for 
any other purpose, not less than three months’ notice in writing will be given to the lessee. 


(2) The holder of each Crown-lease shall, within six months from the date of confirmation of the lease, commence and take effective 
steps to keep the land so leased clear of rabbits and other noxious animals, and shall afterwards continue such efficient steps‘ox 
means of keeping the land clear of the same during the whole term of the lease to the satisfaction of the Local Land 
Board. During the second year of the lease he shall commence and thereafter continue to clear the land of noxious weeds 
and scrub (except édible scrub) at the rate of not less than one-tenth of the total area each year so that the whole shall be 
cleared during the first eleven years of the lease, and after any land bas been cleared or operated upon the lessee shall keep 
it free from noxious weeds and scrub (other than edible scrub) during the remaining term of the lease to the satisfaction of 
the Local Land Board. 


(8) The boundaries of each lease are to be fenced with a six-wire fence within Bes years of date of confirmation of lease : 
Provided, however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Local Land 
Board. 


(f) Notimber shall be cut or removed from the land for the purpose of sale, except subject to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 
1916, and Regulations thereunder at the time in force. 


(g) The lessee shall destroy all useiess timber, except-such as shall be necessary for the purposes of shade and shelter, and 2° 
shall preserve sufficient useful timber (if any) on the land leased for the purpose of improvements thereon, 


‘{h) Phe lessee may, however, take from the land leased to him such timber and other material for building and other purposes 
upon such land as may be required by him as tenant thereof: Provided such land is not comprised within a timber reserve or 
State forest. 


(i) The lessee shall take effective steps to eradicate prickly-pear (if any) from the land leasea, and keep the land clear therefrom 
to the satisfaction of the Minister for Lands during the term of such lease. The lessee shull commence such operations 
within six months from the date of confirmation of the lease, and within twelve months from such date shall clear from pear 
not less than one-third of the land leased. During each subsequent period of twelve months he shall eradicate the pear from 
not less than an additional one-third of the area leased, so that the whole area shall he cleared within three years from the date 
of confirmation of the lease. 


The terms of each lease shall be forty-five years, and a condition of residence for a term of five years shall attach thereto. The 
Crown lessee is required to enter into residence within six months from date of confirmation of the application for the lease, 


_- Where any land contains imprevements which are-or are not the property of the Crown the holder shall pay the nant value of 
ageh improvements i in accordance with tue provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


: W. Es WEARNE, Minister for Landa! 


Nove.— All information may be obtained from, and all forms of application will be filled in by, the Orown Lands A gent free of cost, 
tf so desired by the applicant, 








CROWN-LEASE AREA No. 3,954. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp DisTRict or GLOUCESTER, AND GLOUCESTER SHIRE. 
pooPis Sb 8 Ve iis EA EE Se ee ES Re Be : z 

















| re ¢ jae a ‘Anngul : 
| a. | yA re al ag , eg ; | Matihwa And nee i ee 
Ene o i aie or first | Survey + pear OWn Otr Character of Land, Sol mber, &a, 
County. Parioh. g = Crown Has eR . period Fee. anon Picts 4 ot Cistanes Water Supply. 
zo lease ania at therefroin, 
; 3° ¢ 15 years. 
| & \ 
Acres ie Seu Gite’ &. Seo Gey Sele se : , 
Gloucester ,.) Bindera ..| 133 | 1,882 | 881 6 8}|.11 0 4] 20 0 O| Boundary fencing,| Gloucester, on} Rough and mountainous country ; volcanic and 
(ex. the property of| the North Coast slate formation ; soil of variable quality ; tim- 


reads). adjoining holders,| railway line,| ~ bered with gum, oak, blackbutt, and turpen- 
’ about 23 miles} tine; parts fair to good grazing land; no 
in an easterly natural permanent water supply 5 good facili- 
direction; Bow- ties for water conservation ; parts suitable for 
man, 5 thiles, dairying when improved, Average annual 
A rainfall, about 87 inches. 
Plan G. 5,027- 1,497. 
Ms, 1922-9,117. 











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Note Includes part (Block J, now portion 133 of 1,322 acres), of Crown-lease Area No. 2,433, notified 20th April, 1916, and reserve from sale or lease under 
section 206, notified 11th August, 1922, which are hereby revoked, 








6266 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 163. [24 Nov., 1922. 








NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL CROWN-LEASES — continued, 


CROWN LHASE AREA No, 3,955. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Disrrict oF ARMIDALE, AND CookeuRN SHIRE. 
















Nature and 
Survey Estimated Value Character of Land, Soil, Timber, &a., 
Fee. of Water Bupply. 
i Improvements, 


ee 











\ 
Acres. Bi By Gel) SoBe Asal oan 8, ay . > 
Inglis ..| Retreat . 40 823 685 16 8} 811 6)16 0 0 | Boundary fencing,| About 27 miles} Undulating granite country; light soil; gravelly 
(ex.rds,) not valued, the} westerly from subsoil; openly timbered with gum, pepper- 
| property of ad-|  Uralla, mint, apple, stringybark, and a little pine, some 
| joining holders ; of which may be found suitable for fencing ; 
clearing, £2; ring- fair to good grazing land; sound and best 
barking, £25 ‘ adapted for young or dry she ep; not suitable 
drains, £2; hut, for dairying ; sufficient natural water supply in 
| | | £2; paling fence, kocky Gully. 
| 7 £17. Average annual rainfall, about 30 inches. 
Crown property. | i Ms, Ls, 1922~10,280, 





























a Nae ances part of Crown-lease Area No. 2,594, notified 14th July, 1916, and an automatic reservation from sale or lease under section 206 which are 
ereby revoked. 





{3542] Sydney, 24th November, 1922, 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR AN ORIGINAL HOMESTEAD FARM. 


‘te is hereby notified that, in parsuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913; the Crown Lands comprised 
within the area hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for an Original Homestead Farm, and shall be disposed of under the 
prevailing cond itions of the law. ; 

The area will be available on an! after 8th JANUARY, 1923, before which applications should not be lodged, 

An application shall be in Form 9, and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land becomes 
available or it is intended to effect improvements instead of paying rent) shall be aceompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance and 
by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee ; but upon confirmation of an application such rent (if it is not intended to effect 
improvements instead of paying rent) and survey fee must be paid. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) 
be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per contum per annum on the amount unpaid. 

All applications should be lodged with the local Crown Land Agent by the applicant in persun, or by his agent in verson duly 
authorised in writing, and all applications in posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 8th January, 1923, or at any 
time between the 8th January, 1923, and the 13th January, 1923, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deomed to be and to 
have been lodged with such Land Agent simultaneously on the 8th January, 1923. ; 

The Homestead Farm will be subject: to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts and the Regulations thereunder, and to 
the following special conditions :— ; 

(a) The holder of the Homestead Farm shall take such measures as the Minister for Landa may deem reasonable or sufficient 
to free and keep the land free from rabbits and other noxious animala, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all 
prickly-pear, noxious scrubs, undergrowths, and weeds. 


(6) The holder shall preserve ample green timber for shelter and shade purposes. 


(c) The boundaries of the farm are to be fenced with a six-wire fence within five years of date of confirmation of Biliran 
Provided, however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Loca, 
Land Board. 


The principal conditions wkich attach to a Homestead Farm are residence for a term of five years and payment of rent. 
The Homestead Farm is not transferable until the condition of residence attaching thereto has been performed. 
After the expiration of five years from the confirmation of application a grant of the Farm will issue, provided all reqr ired 
conditions have then been complied with. 
Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown the holder shall pay Soy capital vali e 
of such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 
a W. E. WEARN®E, Minister for Lands. 


Nors.—All information may be Be pepe fo and all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of cost, 
it so desired by the applicant. 








HOMESTEAD FARM ARHBA Ne. 1,451. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District oF BaTHuRST, AND ABERCROMBIE SHIRE. 


| 

















3 ¢ a: 
<3 5 Capital Annual 
2 = Velue Rent Nature and Nearest 
County. ge Ae vers forfirst | 0° first | Survey Estimated Value Towr and ' Character of Land, Soil, Timber, &@, - 
i E «| £8 MA of period Fee, of distance Water Supply. 

Er hl <8 oa ‘onic f Improvements, therefrom. 
Be Eg y " | 25 years, 
M4 i 

roe re ee Se ee ne 

Acres, SPR) SUB. ai Se 3.050, ’ f 
Bathurst ..| Bathurst..| A 159 897 10 0! 918 9) 8 0 0} Ringbarking, suck-| Bathurst city) Low spurs and ridges of granite, basalt, and 


(about). | ering, and esadi-| and railway} quartz formations; grey and red stony soils ; 
‘ cation of briars,| station, about| about 95 acres of good voleanic and the balance 
“ £179 lls, 6d.) 5 miles north-| grey soils; timbered with open yellow box, 
Crown property.) erly; Perth} gum, and apple; the whole of the eastern 
| | Fencing, £42s. 6d.) town and rail-| slopes and the summit of the ridge are fully 
| Property of late) way station, improved for graziuvg purpo-es; the block is 
lessee, 14 milessouth-| well grassed and is very sound country ; suit- 
ety. 4 able tor breeding sheep and cattle and in good 
: seasons for fattening ; no natural water sup- ~ 
| f ply. Mean annual rainfall. about 24 inches, 
Ms. 865 Oe, 
Ms, 1922 8,746. - 









































Nore.—Within the Bathurst ‘population area which is not affected by this notification. The automatic reserve from sale or lease under section 228, and 
part (about 159 acres) of reserve 40,522 from sale or lease other than special lease by auction, notified 9th aay? 1903, within the above, are hereby rey: oked, 
Area, capital value, annual rent, and survey fee, are subject to adjustment after survey. : 

















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24 Nov, 1922) NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 163. 6267 
[8545] iP avaser: gah Novemb ee 1922. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL SUBURBAN HOLDINGS. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown Lande compria c 
within the areas hereunder mentioned are hereby set upart for Original Suburban Holdings, and shall be disposed of under the 
prevailing conditions of the law. 


The area will be available on and after 8th JANUARY, 1923, before which applications should not be lodged. 
An application shall be in Form 9, and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land becomes 


available) shall be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance, and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee; but upon 
confirmation of an application such rent and survey fee must be paid. The survey fee shal] (unless the holder desires to ‘pay the fee 


_ sooner) be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 


All applications should be lodged with the local Crown Land Agent by the applicant in person, ‘or by his agent in person duly 
authorised in writing, and all applications in posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 8th January, 1923, or ac 
any time between the 8th January, 1923, and the 13th January. 1923, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemrd to 
be and to have been lodged with such Land Agent simultaneously on the 8th January, 1923. 


The Suburban Holding will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts and the Regulations thereunder, and to 
the following special conditions :— 


_(a) The Suburban holder shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep 
the land free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all prickly-pear, noxious 
scrubs, undergrowtha, and weeds. 

(6) The Suburban holder shall preserve ample green timber for shelter and shade purposes, e 

The principal conditions which attach to a Suburban Holding are residence for the term of five years and payment of rent, but any 
building erected must conform to the ordinances under the Local Government Act. 
After the expiration of five. years {rom the confirmation 07’ application a grant of the Holding will Issue, provided all required 
tonditions have been complied with. 
Where any land contains improvements which are or are nut the property of the Crown the holder shal) pay the capital value 
of such oa peta in accordance with pas provisions of Part VIil of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


Nore. stant id mation may 1 e a ied aniall forms of application will b2 fillet in by, the Crown Linds Agznt free of co 
if #0 desired hy the SEEN ae 











SUBURB\N HOLDING AREA No. 1,463. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanp District oF PARKES, AND PARKES MUNICIPALTIY. 


_ NOTE.—These blocks are not designed for home maintenance areas, but aro intended to provide home sites for bushwor: rs or 
other persons of limited means, or by which an income from outside sourees may be supplemented by the products of the land. 
As these blocks are not set apart as home maintenance areas No promise of ii da! assistance under the Returned: Soldiers 
Sattlement Act, 1916, can be niade. 








» 








3 th 
2 & 
aes 3 ' Anoual 
23 el BS revs Reno Natureand | Nearest 
Osis a for first for first | Survey Estimated Value Town and , Sharacter of Land, Soil, Tender &a., 
Sse} 8S eriod of | Period Fee, of distance Water Supply. 
Enm| <2 S ata he of Improvements. ~ therefrom. 
25 Le J * | 20 years, } 
S 3 
-¥) m . 
: Tear ee er a Sicraarter omc ere & 
Block,| About. Sys del 2s dee Secs id 
Ashburn- |{Parkes ..| A 21t 21710: 0/ 5 8.9} 5 0 0] Felling, ringing,and 
ham. clearing, £5 14s. ;! 


fencing, £10 10s, ;/ 
fencing, half valier 
415s. ; yards, l5s.; 


ae ee 





i tank, £7 1038.—|| Fronting main) Gently undulating land of slate formation ;goed 

total, £25 Ios. Parkes- Wel- ‘red loam soil, little gravel and stone in: "parte, 

; Crown property. lington road, clay subsoil ; odd -box trees; no natural 

DO ss do ah 28 280 0 0) 7 0-0] 5 0 0) Felliny,ringing,and| + abouti}tol4| water supply 3 existing tanks on-each’ block 


. clearing, £14 ; fen- 
nae ; cing, half value, 
£2 16s.; fencing, 
£10; tank, £6; 
shed, £4; s'augh- 
ter house and 
yards, £12—total, 
£48 168. Crown 
property. 


miles north- do not).hold well; practically whole area is 
easterly from| arable; suitable for home site,, Rainfall, about 
Parkes Post} 21 inches. 

Office. Ms. 1922-10;545, 





De Se eee 
s 


























me 
Notre.—Reserves (15 acres and 34 acres 3 roods) from sale or lease under section 228, included iz, the above, are hereby revoked. Within Parkes population area, 
: which is not affected by this notification. ESAS, capital values, annual rents,.and survey fees are subject to adjustment upon survey. 








[3536] Sydney, 24th November, 1922, 
WITHDRAWAL OF CAMPING AND WATER RRSERVE FROM THE CONTROL OF PASTURES 
PROTECTION BOARD. 


It is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Pastures Protection Act, 1912, as amended by Act No. 49, 19 18, 
and Act No. 25, 1920, the part of camping and water reserve particularised in the Schedule hereto shall be and the same 
is hereby withdrawn from the control of the Pastures Protection Board specified in such Schedule, 


W. E. WEARNEHE, Minister for Lands. 





























ScHRDULE. 
. Pastures Protec-' f Whar Part of reserve withdrawn from control of 

Reserve, Alon: Boardauls County. Parish. Land District. Pastures Protection Board. - Papers. 

f ae) Ms. 
Camping and water| Bathurst .... Roxburgii.... Duramana...| Bathurst ,..| Part lying south of public road) J922- 
reserve 5,914, | from Bathurst- Tambaroora road to| 9,807. 

ical : | Peel. 
/ | | 








No 163, 24 Novenper,1932,—7 





6268 





[3540] Sydney, 24th November, 1922. | 
CROWN LANDS NOT AVAILABLE FOR SETTLE: © 
MENT UNTIL FURTHER NOTIFICATION. « 


1 pursuance of the provisions of section 84 of the— 
oe k'Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913,-it is hereby 


s% notified’ that the Crown Lands’ comprised within the | 


tracts or areas hereunder described shall not be avail- 


notificati 
tea arb ont ane a 


PRP ARI Gass 





‘ga to County of Buller,: parish ef Poeupar,*containing an _ 

“m area? of about ’4/330 aerés.o’ Phe’ Crown: Lands : within | 

the following boundaries: Commencing onthe left 
_»bank-of the Ciarence River at the southernmost south- 
“east corner of portion 3; and bounded ‘thence by por- 
tions 14 and 15, and the road from Tabulam to J'oo- 

“-Joom, northerly’ to the south-east boundary of portion 
« ]3thénce by part of that boundary south-westerly to 
Tooloom Greek; and by that creek and the Clarence 
River southerly and easterly, to the point) of com- 

« mencement ;—but exclusive of freehold portion 10... . 
Nory.—Includes the whole of reserve 48,018 from 
_ wale, license, and lease other than, prickly-pear lease, 
“notified 14th August, 1912, revoked this day. 

-. [Oce,, 1922-7,424]. 


[3537] rile ‘oyaney: “W4th: November} 1922, 


22’ RESERVE FROM SALE AND LEASE 
cae GENERALLY. 

A ee hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 

visions of the 28th and 29th sections of the 
Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918,: the Crown © 
Lands hereunder described shall be reserved from sale _ 
for the public purpose hereinafter respectively speci- 
fied, and reserved and exempted from lease generally, 
and they are reseryed and exempted accordingly. ~ - 
eS! OW. EB. WHARNKE, Minister for Lands. 











Jah. Das 


CENTRAL DIVISION» © 

For Public Hall Site. 

Lanp Disrrict or Temora CENTRAL, AND BLAND SHIRE. 
No, 55,840 from sale (55,841 from lease generally). 

County of Bourke, parish of, Davidson; ‘containing an’ 

area of 2"reods!. "The Crown Lands within the boun- 

daries of portion 77. Plan B. 3,801-1,806: + fee aA 

[Ms. 1922-10,054] : 

: For Public Recreation. #e 
Lanp District or TemorA CenTRAL, AND BLAND SHIRE. 

No. 55,842 ‘from sale (55,843 from lease generally). 

County of Bourke, parish of Davidson, containing an 
area of 16 acres 3 roods 20 perches. The Crown Lands 
within the boundaries of portion 78. Plan B.°3,802- 

+. T8067 int Ss is ' : i et as % fs Lig fen * i 4 

oe bls. 1999-10, 083] 350 aise: Bec bed Pega 

iS) LaAnp District OF .BaraepMAn, Ano. BLanp Suite. . | 

“*s No. 55,844 from sale’(55,845 fron lease generally), 
County of Bland, parish. of: Marbunga, containing an 
area of 12 acres. The Crown Lands within the‘ boun- - 


daries of portion 51 of 12 acres. Plan B. 4,398-1,946. 
[Ms. 1922-9,991] ‘ | 


a 





[ 3538] Sydney, 24th November, 1922. 


RESERVE FROM SALE FOR CAMPING AND 
WATER SUPPLY. 


T is hereby notified that, in- pursuance of the pro- 
4 visions of the 28th and 34th sections of the Crown 
* Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, the Crown Lands here- 
under described are hereby reserved from sale, defined, 
and set apart for a camping place for travelling stock, ~ 
pursuant to the provisions contained in section 106 of 
the Pastures Protection Act, 1912; or any Act amerid- 
ing the same. 
' W. E.. WEARNE, Minister for Lands, - 


EASTERN DIVISION. array 
Lanp Drsrricr. or Guan Innes,:ann SEveRN Satire. 

Within annual lease 14-15, , 

No, 55,848. County of Gresham, parish of Henry, 

contaiming an area’ of -about-7 acres, The Crown 
Lands bounded hy Henry River and a line partly 
forming the northern ‘side of Little-street, town of 
Newton Boyd 3--exclusive of Special .Tease 22-4 and 
the main road from Glen Inncs to Grafton. 
{Ma 1922-10,056] 








NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 163, 


oH Bd 


in Special Purchase 1922-22, Plan N. 3191-2, 111. 
PAln. 1922-7,050] 


“are hgreby reserved accordingly. 


-[Ms. Ls. 1921-15;530] 


Lands within the 


“Area, . proclaimed 


_Newcastle Pasturage Reserve, New Lambton Munici- 





[24 Nov, 1922, 


Sydney 24th November, 1922. 


[3539] | 

RESERVES FROM SALE. ~ 
+2 is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
wily visions of the 28th section of the Crown Lands — 
Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands hereunder _ 
described shall be reserved from sale for. the public 
purposes hereinafter respectively specified, and they 


ES 4 x 


“ 


_W..E, WHARNE, Minister for Lands. 





« EASTERN DIVISION; = 
For Refuge in Time of Flood. _ 
- Lanp. District or. KEmMpsry; AND Macieay Sure, — 


No, .55,846. County of Macquarie, parish of — 
Palmerston, ‘containing an area of 202 acres. The | — 
Crown Lands within the boundaries of portion 145. 
Plan M, 6,293-666, © pe : 


for Quarry oi ey PERS) 
Lanp District or SINGLETON; AND Patrick PLAINS 
: Ns SHIre. ey 


No, 55,847. County of Durham, parish of Darling- 
ton, containing an area of 2 aeres. "The Crown ~~ 
( boundaries’ of portion 251. Plan | 

D. 4,678-2,083. ° gine > Py asians 
[G.S.7 1922-17, 477 | dpe 8 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
For Travelling Stock and Camping. 
Lanp Districr or COONABARRABRAN, AND CooNABARA« 
BRAN SHIRE, . Bad 
No. 55,849, County of Gowen, parish of Green- 
bah, containing an area of about 470 acres. The 
Crown Lands within the areas shown by. red tint on 
plan catalogued Ms, 1,142 Th. | ey ey Qe, 
[Ms. 1922-9213] - f 











[3541] Sydney, 24th November, 1922. 
REVOCATION OF PART OF NEWCASTLE 
POPULATION ‘AREA. 
is hereby “notified that, in pursuance of the Bio 
visions of section 27 of the Crown Lands Consoli-. ~ 
dation Act, 1913. the part of Newéastle Population 
5th February, 1887, hereunder 
described, is hereby tevoked, but such revocation shal] iy 
not take effect until after the expiration of sixty days ; 
from this date. 
County of Northumberland, 


ae a lle 


parish of Newcastle, 


pality, 5% perches, being that part of portion 322 situ- 
ate west of the fence traversing the portion included 


\ 
W. E. WEARNE, ‘Minister for Lands. 





[3560] Sydney, 24th N ovember, 1922. 
PRoposau under section 25, Crown Lands Consolidation 


Act, 1913, in respect of Church of England Ceme- 
tery at Jerangle (Jingera), tp a> 


HEREAS J am of opinion that it is expedient in 
the public interest to resume an area of 2 acres 
of land at Jerangle, dedicated 16th November, 1886, 7h 
for Church of England Cemetery, and described in the _ ; 
Schedule hereto; Now, therefore, notice is hereby | a 
given, in accordance with the provisions of the 25th - 
section of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, 
that it is proposed to deal with the said land in the : 
manner following, that is to say,—to revoke the dedi- 
cation thereof heretofore made. — oi ; 
[Aln, 1922-8 ,437] ERE 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands, 


‘tbat st 





; ' SoHEDULE REFERRED To, : 
Description of an areavof 2 acres at J erangle (Jingera), 
, dedicated for Church of England Cemetery, 16th 
November, 1886, the dedication of which it is in- 

tended to revoke. Rive ay 


All that piece or parcel of land. situate at Jerangle, — 
parish of Rowland, county of Beresford, and the State 
of New South Wales, containing an area of 2 acres;—. 
being portion 23. shown on plan C. 1,111, 1,984, in the » 
Department of Lands, Sydney. i. PN 

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_ 24th November, 
1950 


. NOTICE is hereby given that the 





ek REAL PROPERTY ACT. «| 
enesvin Issug or PRovisionaL Certrvicaty OF 
* TITLE. 


- Vol 500, Fol. 200. _ Registered proprietor; William 
~ McLaughlin. Land: 2. being allot. 12, of see. 
ss] 


~ Wingham. 


We HEREBY notify my intention to issue a pr ovisional 
Certificate of Title for the land above described after 
aS SxPiTaiton of tw SR one days from the date 
hereo 


SEI Le OS, 


Tateare ah Hon arusenie or DiscHarGcEs or MorrGaces’ 


' WITHOUT _Propuction” or THE ‘DUPLICATES OF THE 
MorTGAGES. 

In the matter of’ the titan dated 21st November, 

1894, No. 232,919, William McLaughlin to Eliza. 

beth’ Gollan (since transferred to Alexander 

Moore) over the whole of the land comprised in 


Certificate of Title, Vol 500, Fol. 200. Land: 
2 r., being allot. 12, of sec. 21, lying between 
Tsabella and Combined sts., Wing ham, 


In the matter of the mortgage suatad" 18th July, 1919, 
- No. A478297, John Edwin Tilly to John ‘Henry 


Slater, over ‘the whole of the land comprised in 


Certificate of Title, Vol. 2805, Fol. 250, contain- 
ing 31 p., being lot is aiped 417, in Park-av enue, 
Mosman. 


NOTICE is hereby given of my intention to register 
discharges of the abovementioned mortgages after the 
expiration of twenty-one days from the date hereof, 
without production of the duplicates of the mortgages. 


a Further particulars may be obtained at the land 
Titles Office, Sydney. ~ | 


Ww. G. H-WILLIAMS, 
’Registrar-Gener ral. 
ane 19s. 


“CHURCH OF ENGLAND PROPERTY TRUST, 
DIOCESE OF BATHURST. } 


PURSUANT to section 42 of the Church of ‘Er igland 
Trust Property Act, 1917, No. 21: Notice is hereby given 
that Stephen Clifford ao Brecon Ball was on the 9th 
day of November, 1922, duly elected to be a Member 
ot the Church of England Property Trust, Diocese of 


Bee in the place of Caleb Robertson bt ees re- 
signed 


In notice whereof, I, George Merrick Long, D.D., 
Bishop of Bathurst, have hereunto set my 


Biber at Bathurst, the ninth day of No vember, 
ws 


1922. 





Oy G.M; BATHURST. . > 
1967 r 1 S8s 





I, Utric GaArey-Lepez, heretofore called 
by the name of Ulric. Czerwonka-Ledez, hereby give 
public notice that on the 20th day of November, 1922, 
1. formally ‘and absolutely renounced, relinquished, 
and abandoned the use of my said surname of 
Czerwonka-Ledez, and then assumed and adopted and 
determined. iemeof orth en all occasions whatsoever to 
use and subscribe the name of Carey-Ledez instead of 
the said name of Czerwonka-Ledez, 

iW LRIG. CARBY-LEDNZ. 
WE EAV ER AND ALLWORTH, hn 

~ Solicitors, 

2 Martin-place, Sydney. 


ay L930 j 2 iy eas 





NOTICH OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. 
fore subsisting between us, the aE AME Ai Arthur 
Edgar Owen and Sydney Winifred Owen, under the 
style of ‘‘Owen’s Music Warehouse,”’ at Lithgow, has 
been this day dissolved by mutual. consent. ° The 
debts owing from or to the firm will be discharged 
or received by the said Sydney Winifred’ Owen. 

Dated this sixteenth day of November, 1922. 


AL B. OWEN. 
S. W. OWEN. 
a H. Molsross, Pa 
olr a Woes ari 
1897. ane yoy 
WE zh é ip he P 
- j pee: int re ‘ x 
i Pee Pec Vis a tot 
y Was ut q ag BME ik a0 at} Rey. oo. 5 yop Angi gee” § 
Pebeties  te tr en aee Wo wiche et Mant: Sea etUls gh yt 





William Samuel Evans, 


, lying between Isabella and Combined sts:, | 


and known 


partnership hereto- 


1910 - 


NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. 
NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership hereto- 
fore subsisting between James Poiriols: ‘Fallon and 
as hairdressers and tobacco- 
in this State, under the name of 


at Griffith, 


nists, 


“Byans and Fallon, ” has been dissolved by mutual 


consent as from the date hereof. (The said James’ 
Patrick Fallon retires from the said partnership; and. 
the same class of business will be carried on-at ‘the 
same address by the said William Samuel Evans,. m - 
his own name, who will pay all debts due by and 
receive all moneys due to the late partnership. 


J. P. FALLON.. 
W. &. EVANS. 
Dated this 21st day of November, 1922. fey 
WwW inners to both signatures,— a iA 
MM. Spanx, Solicitor, Griffith. =p 
1962 7s. 


NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership hereto- 
fore subsisting between James Stanley Wika and . 
John Joseph Geaghan, as concrete manufacturers and 
general building contractors, at Griffith, in this. State, 
under the style or firm name of “Geaghan &- Go.; 
has been dissolved by mutual consent as from the date 
hereof. The said James Stanley Wilson retires from 
the said firm, and the same class of business will be 
carried on at the same address by the said John Joseph 
Geaghan, in partnership with Colin Charwick, under 
the style or firm name of “Geaghan & Oo.,’’ who will 
pay all debts due by and receive all moneys due to 


J. STANLEY WILSON, 
J. J. GEAGHAN. 


Dated this 14th of November, 1922, 
Witness. to both signatures,— 


E. M. Sparx, Solicitor, Griffith. 
1963 | 8s. 


the late firm. 





anes 


NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership hereto- 
fore subsisting between us, the undersigned, ' George 
MeVeigh, of Paddington, carrier, and Alexander’ Bell, 

of Woollahra, quarry forem an, formerly carrying on 
business as carriers, at 8 Bou ndary- street, Padding- » 
ton, under the style of ‘‘MceVeigh and Bell,’’ has been — 
dissolved by mutual consent as from the thirtieth day 
of June, one thousand nine hundred and twenty-two. 

All debts due to.and owing by.the said late firm will 
be received and paid by the said George McVeigh, . 
who will continue to carry on the said business. 


Dated this eighteenth day. of November, 1922. 


GEORGE McVEIGH. 
ALEXANDER BELL. 


Witness to the signatures of George McVeigh and 
Alexander Bell,— 


H. R. Hunt, 
Bit e/ Crichton:Smith and Waring; 
Solicitors, Sydney. 


1915 10s." 





NOTICE is hereby a en that the Herd y thores 
tofore subsisting between us, the undersigned, Reuben 
Solomons and Jack Rapken, ‘under the name of Sydney . 
Supply Stores, 41 -Campbell-street, Sydney, has’ been- 
dissolved by mutual consent as from the first day: of 
October, 4.p. 1922, so far as regards.the said Jack~- 
Rapken, who retires from the firm. All’debts due to 
or owing by the’said firm will be received and paid 


‘by the said Reuben Solomons, who’ will continue the 


said business under the present style or firm name 
of Sydney; Supply Stores at the said address. - 


Dated this frst: day of November, A.D. 1922. ° 


Sa ‘REUBEN SOLOMONS. 
. ' JACK RAPKEN. 
_Witness,—Sypney B. ‘Gisas, 

Solicitor, Sydney. , Be 


we ; ©; ms ; 0 
6270 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 163, [24 Nov., 1922, 


THE WATER FRONT. STORAGE LIMITED 
(In LiquripaTion). 


NOTICE is hereby given, in pursuance of the Com- 
panies Act, that a General Meeting of the Members 
of the abovenamed Company will be held at 18 Argyle- 
street, Sydney, on Thursday, the 7th of December, 
1922, at 3 o’clock in the afternoon, for the purpose of 
having an account laid before them showing the man- 
ner in which the winding-up has been conducted and 
the property of the Company disposed of, and of 
hearing any explanation that may be given by the 
Liquidator, and also of determining, by Extraordi- 
nary Resolution, the manner in which the books, 
accounts, and documents of the Company, and of the 
Liquidator thereot, shall be disposed of. 


Dated this 17th day of November, 1922. 


G. E.. COY,, 
Liquidator. 
Witness,__Jamps M. Duntop, 
14 Martin-place, Sydney. 
1905 10s. 





IN THE. MATTER OF THE-COMPANIES ACT, AND 
IN THE MATTER OF BEBARFALDS LIMITED. 
AT an Extraordinary General Meeting of Sharebolders 
of the abovenamed Company, duly convened and held 
at the registered office of the Company, No. 536 George- 
street. Sydney, on Monday, the 30th day of October, 
oe the following. Ltesolutions were passed unanim- 

ously :— 


(1) That it is desirable to reconstruct the Company, 
and accordingly that the Company be wound up 
voluntarily, and that Herbert Bertram Nelson, of 
Sydney, public accountant, be and he is hereby 
appointed Liquidator for the purpose of sueh wind- 
ing-up. , 
That the Liquidator be and he is hereby authorised 
to consent to the registration of a new Company 
to be named ‘‘Bebarfalds Limited,’’? with a memo- 
randum and articles of association which have 
already been prepared with the privity and ap- 
proval of the Directors of this Company. 

(3) That the draft agreement submitted to this meet- 
ing, and expressed to be made between this Com- 
pany (Old Company) and its Liquidator, of the one 
part, and Bebarfalds Limited (New Company) of 
the other part, be and the same is hereby approved, 
and that the said Liquidator be and be is hereby 
autherised, pursuant to section 261 cf the “Com- 
panies Act, 1899,” to enter into an arrangement 
with such new ‘Company,/vhen incorporated, in the 
terms of the said draft, and to carry the same into 
effect with stch modifications (if any) as he may 
think expedient. 


_ 
ty 


And at a subsequent Extraordinary General Meeting 
of the Shareholders of the said Company, also duly 


convened and held at the same place on Tuesday, the> 


14th day of November, 1922, the said Resolutions were 

confirmed as Special Resolutions. 

“Dated this twentieth day of Ncvember; a.p, 1922, 
ADA RICH, 

; Chairwoman, 

1933 ‘aetse 





J. W. RIGDEN LIMITED. 

AT an Extraordinary General Meeting of J. W. 
Rigden Limited, duly convened and held at the regis- 
tered office of the said Company, corner Parramatta 
and Missenden roads. Camverdown, Sydney, in the 
State of New South Wales, on the Ist day of Novem- 
ber, 1922, the subjoined Special’ Resolution was duly 
passed; and at a subsequent Extraordinary General 
Meeting of the said Company, also duly convened 
and held at the same place on the 15th day of Novem- 
ber, 1922, the subjoined Special Resolution was duly 
confirmed : " 
That the Company go into voluntary liqzidation for 
the purpose of reconstruction, and that Mr. H. 
M. Farr be appointed Liquidator at a remunera- 
tion to be decided upon, and that the said Liqui- 
dator be empowered to carry on the business in 
the interests of the shareholders for a period of six 


months, 
_ JAS. W. RIGDEN, 
Chairman of Confirmatory Meeting. 


F. H. RICHARDSON, 
. Secretary to Company. 
Dated at Sydney, this 20th day of November, 192. 
1916. : lls, 


a) 





IN THE MATTER OF THE HARDY-JOHNSTON 
_ MOTOR CO. LTD. (In Liqurpation). 
NOTICE is hereby given that the oreditors of the 
abovenamed Company, who have not already proved 
their debts or claims, are required to do so on or 
before the fifth day of December next, to the under- 
signed, F.. W. Duesbury, London Bank Chambers, 
Martin-place, Sydney, the Liquidator of the said 


Company, and if so required by notice in writing . 


-from the said Liquidator, are to come in and prove 
their said debts or claims, at such time and place as: 
shall he specified in such notice, or in default thereof 
they will be excluded from the benefit of any distri- 
bution made before such debts are proved. 

Dated this twentieth day of November, 1922. 


F. W. DUESBURY, 


Liquidator. 


1882 9s, 


THE FIVE DOCK, HABERFIELD AND DISTRICT 

FRIENDLY SOCIETIES DISPENSARY LIMITED. 

Spectra REsoLuTION, SS 

Passed, 17th August, 1922 COBH REA eR September, 
1922, 





AT an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Mem- 
bers of the Five Dock, Haberfield and District 
Friendly Societies Dispensary Limited, duly con- 
vened and held on the seventeenth day of August, one 
thousand nine hundred and twenty-two, the subjoined 
Special Resolutions were duly passed; and at a subse- 
quent Extraordinary Meeting of the Members of the 
said Company, also duly convened and held on the 
sixth day of September, one thousand nine hundred 
and twenty-two, the subjoined Special Resolutions 
were duly confirmed :— - 
RESOLUTIONS. 

1, That the name of the Company ke changed to 
“Five Dock Pharmacy Limited,’’ in accordance 
with the recommendations of the Board of Direc- 
tors carried at their meeting on the 20th July, 
1922. 

2. That in future all issue of shares in the Company 
be made at ,a premium of five shillings each 
share, with the exception of the present share- 
holders, who for a period of three months from 
date of confirmation, shall be allowed to take up 
shares on the vresent basis at the discretion of 
the Board of Directors. 

Dated at Sydney, this 17th day of November, 1922. 
W. T. BARNWELL, 
Chairman of Confirmatory Meeting. 


REUBEN COTTAM, 
i Secretary to Company. 
1884 : 15s. 


BOWENS LIMITED 
(In LiqutpaTion). 
NOTICE. is hereby given, in pursuance of section 141 
‘of the ‘‘Companies Act, 1899,’’ that a General Meet- 
ing of the Members of the abovenamed Company will 
be held at Daking House, Rawson-place, Sydney, on 
Thursday, 4th day of January, 1923, at 4 o’clock in 
the afternoon, for the purpose of having an account 
laid before them showing the manner in which the 
winding-up has been conducted, and the property of 
the Company disposed of, and to pass an Extraordi- 
nary Resolution directing the Liquidator as to the 
disposal of the books and papers of the Company. 
Dated this 2ist day of November, 1922. 
WILLIAM R. A. KERR, 
Veh: £ rah mmimaeea 





1885 


vy Rajan sait ME tye 8) alr See eee ATS eS 
IN THE MATTER OF DELUNGRA TIN MINES 
LIMITED (In Ligurpation). 


AT an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Members 


of the abovenamed Company, duly convened and held 

at the registered office, Sydney, on the 15th day of 

November, 1922, the following Extraordinary Reso- 

lution was duly passed :-— 

That it has been proved to the satisfaction of the 
Members of this Meeting that the Company can- 
not, by reason of its liabilities, continue its 
business, and that it is advisable to wind up the 

same, and accordingly that the Company be 
wound uv voluntarily; and that Vincent Verge 
Rudder, public accountant, of 89 Pitt-street, 
Sydney, be and he is hereby appointed Liquidator 
for the purposes of such winding-up. . 
~i. W. TORRINGTON, 
Rone 20th November, 1922. Chairman. 

























Sit * ALB. 
24 Nov., 1922.) 





MUNICIPALITY OF BURWOOD. 
Srrepr NAMES. 


NOTICE is hereby given that, with the approval of the 
Minister for Local Government, the Council has 


named streets within the Municipality of Burwood, as | 


follows :— 


1. Webb-street, between Paisley-road and Fitzroy- 
street, to be Reed-street, 

2. The Crescent—Section west of lot 4, section E, 
Malvern Hill Estate, to be Malvern-avenue; re- 
maining section—Dickinson-avenue. 

3. First street from Wentworth-road, in Highclere 
Estate, to be Genders-avenue. 


4. Second street from Wentworth-road, in Highclere. 


Estate, to be Highclere-avenue. 
5. Arthur-street, to be Arthursleigh-street. 


GEO. G. LEE, 
Town Clerk. 


lis. 


Council Chambers, Burwood. 
‘ 16th November, 1922. 
1920 


Fn 

IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, 1899-1918. 
—IN THE MATTER OF THE UMBRA PATENT 
BLIND LIMITED. 


(In VotuntTary LiquiDATION). 


IN accordauce with section 133 of the ‘‘Companies Act, 1899” : 
. Notice is hereby given that at an Extraordinary Meeting of 
the abovenamed Company, duly convened and held on the 
2ist day of November, 1922, at the registered office of the 
Company, 17 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, the following Extra- 
ordinary Resolution was passed by the requisite majority of 
members :— » 


That in view of the fact that the Company cannot carry on 
its business by reason of its debts, it be wound up volun- 
tarily, and that Thomas Donaghy Hadley, of Castlereagh- 
street, Sydney, be and hereby is appointed liquidator 


for the purpose of such winding-up. \ 
THOMAS D. HADLEY. 
Liquidator. 


1986 2 12s. 6d. 


MUNICIPALITY OF LANE COVE. 
ar 3 _ Names or Roaps. 
NOTICE is hereby given that the Minister’s approval 
has been obtained to the name of Fleming-street 


(between Woodford-street and Northwood-road) being 
altered to Arabella-street. 





T. B. WEBSTER, 
Town Clerk. 
Town Hall, Gore Hill, Greenwich, 

20th November, 1922. 
1925 6s. 


MUNICIPALITY OF KEMPSEY. 


NOTICE is hereby given that West Kempsey Pound 

has been removed from its present site, Kemp street, to 

the Council’s Sale-yards, Tozer-street, West. Kempsey. 

It is also hereby notified that Joseph Murphy has been 

appointed Poundkeeper, in lieu of Mrs. B. Henry, 

resigned. 

AUG, DRUITD, 

‘Council Chambers, Kempsey, — Town Clerk, 
16th November, 1922. : 

1985 : 63: 


SHIRES AND MUNICIPALITIES 





ORDINANCES 
UNDER 
LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1919. 


REVISED TO ist SEPTEMBER, 1922. 


_ + NOW READY. PRICE, 10)6. 

SEND Orpers TO— 

GOVERNMENT PRINTER, 
PHILLIP-STREET, SYDNEY, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 163. 


6271 


; WINGADEE SHIRE. 


Guitar Common TRuUST. 


NOTICE ig hereby given that a Meeting of Com- 
moners will be held in the Shire Chambers, Coo- 
namble, on Tuesday, the 12th December, 1922, at 
2 p.m., for the purpose of revismg the Roll of 


Commoners. 
J. M. McKINNELL, 
Secretary, Gular Common Trustees. 
Shire Office, Coonamble, 
20th November, 1922. 
1918 ; 


Cr 
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WAKOOL SHIRE COUNCIL, 
Tootrysuc Pusiic Pounp. 


IT is hereby notified that a Public Pound has been 
established within the Shire of Wakool, by Resolution 
of the Council of the Shire on the Ist day of Novem- . 
ber, 1922, which Pound will come into operation one 
month from date 22nd November, 1922. 


Site of Pound, ‘‘Market Reserve,’’ Tooleybue village, 
county Wakool. 
Poundkeeper, George Kennett. 

F. W. GRABAU, Jr., 
Shire Chambers, Moulamein, . President, 
16th November, 1922. 
1919 (ay 





SHIRE OF YALLAROI. 


NOTICE is hereby given, under the provisions of sec 
tion 469 of the ‘‘Local Government Act, 1919,’’ that 
the undermentioned plants have been declared noxious 
within the Yallaroi Shire :— ‘ 


Scientific name, Name by which commonly known, 


Opuntia inermis .............. Prickly-pear. 
Kentrophyllum Janatum .., Saffron thistle. 
Inula graveolens .............. Stinkwort. 
Rubus fructicosus ...........+ Blackberry, 
Latana camara ...2.....4.5... . Latana. 
Centauria calutrapa ........ Star thistle. 


Echium plantagineum Patterson’s curse. 
Pp , 


H. N. CHAPLIN, 
Warialda, 17th November, 1922. Shire Clerk. 
1888 9s. 





GUNNING SHIRE COUNCIL. 
Noxious Puanr. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the following plant. is 
declared noxious within the Gunning Shire :— 


Papaver dubium, commonly known as ‘‘Long Smooth- 
headed Poppy.”’ 
JiC.. TIMMS, 
Shire Office, Gunning, 


Shire Clerk. 
t 16th November, 1922. 
1911 63. 





MULWAREE SHIRE COUNCIL. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the following changes 
have been made under the provisions of the Cattle 
Slaughtering Act within this Shire :—NSergeant Arthur 
Riordan, to act as Slaughtering Inspector at Taralga, 
in room of Sergeant Murphy, removed; and First Class 
Constable John Frederick Leonard McRae, at Marulan, 
in room of Constable Comben, removed. 


A. M: BARTON, 
Shire Council Offices, Shire Clerk. 
Goulburn, 22nd November, 1922. 


1966 is. 





WALGETT BORE WATER TRUST. - 
ELEcrion oF Two TRUSTEES. 


| THE election of Two Trustees in the place of Messrs. 


‘J. Fagan and H. G. Crothers, whose terms of office had 
expired, resulted in the same two gentlemen. being 
elected unopposed, viz. :—— a} 


Joseph Fagan, Walgett, 
Ilenry George Crothers, Walgett. 


W. H: WRIGHT, 
teturning. Officer. 
18th November, 1922. 


1936 . ne 6s, 


oy 





’ 


6972 “NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 163. 








—_— 7 


MUDGEE PASTURES PROTECTION BOARD. ; 


NOTICE is hereby given that all owners or occupiers 
of all or any lands within the Mudgee Pastures Pro- 
teetion Boatd District shall commence’ the work of 


suppressing ahd destroying rabbits on such lands, or - 


upon any roads bounding or intersecting same, on 
the Ist day of January, 1923, and continue same for 
a period of 12 months from that date, the means to 
be adopted being poisoning, digging out, and destrue- ' 


tion of harbour. 

Pe dh, OV HAY. 
Mudgee, 22nd November, 1922. Secretary. 
1984. : Gs. 


PASTURES PROTECTION BOARD. 
Noricr or APPOINTMENT OF RECETVERS oF SCALPS. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Board of Directors 
for the District of Mudgee have appointed the persons 
-named below to receive Scalps and issue certificates 
for sdme, and they will be in attendance at the plates : 
specified for that purpose. 


Sydney William Tindale, Crambo. 
Gordon Caldwell Harding, Rylstone. 
Dated at Mudgee, this 15th day of November, 1922. 


T. J, LOVEJOY, 


Secretary. 
1921 ies 








PASTURES PROTECTION BOARD, NARRANDERA: 
“PasTURES PROTECTION ACT. 1123)? 


Novice under section 61 of the abovementioned Act to 
the Councils of the Municipalities or Shires within 
the Pastures Protection District of Narrandera. 

IN pursuance of the provisions of section 61 of the 

“Pastures Protection Act, 1912”: Notice is hereby given 

by the Pastures Protection Board for the district of 

Narrandera, that the Councils of the Municipalities or 

Shires within the abovementioned district shall, on or 

before the 1st day of January, 1923, respectively com- 

mence the work of suppressing avid destroying rabbits 
and foxes upon all Jands of which such councils respec- 
tively are owners or occupiers, and upon any toads 
bounding or intersecting such lands, or any part there- 
of, which roads are vested in or held by or under the 
control of the Coumicil of the Municipality or Shire. 
The peried during which the said work shall be con- 
tinued and systematically carried out shall be from the 
said Ist day of January, 1923, to the 31st day of Dec- 
ember, 1925, inclusive. ‘The means: which shall be 
adopted for carrying out the said work shall be 
poisoning (by the use of poisons other than cyanide 


of potassium), fumigation, digging out, destruction of | 


harbour, trapping, hunting, and shooting, being means 
Which have been previously sanctioned under the said 
Act. i 
Dated the 18th day of November, 1922. 
AL We AUSTIN; 
Chairman of the Pastures Protection Board 
for the District of Narrandera. 
1889 16s, 
PASTURES PROTECTION BOARD, NARRANDERA, 
“PASTURES Protection Avr, 1912.’ 
Novick under section 61 of the abovementioned Act to 
owners or occupiers within the Pastures Protection 
District of Narraiudera. 





IN pursuaice of the provisions of section 61 of the 
“Pastures Protection Act, 1912”: Notice is hereby given 
by the Pastures Protection Board for the district of 
Narrandera, that the owners of occupiers of all or any 
fands within the abovementioned district shall, on or 
before the Ist day of January, 1923, respectively com- 
meuce the work of suppressing and destroying rabbits 
and foxes upon such land, and upon any roads bound- 
ing or intersecting the same, or any part thereof, save 
and except such roads as are vested in or held by or 
under the control of the council of a municipality or 
shire. The period during which the said work shall be 
continued and systematically carried out shall be from 
the said Ist day of January, 1923, to the 31st day of 
December, 1923, inclusive. The means which shall be 
adopted for Carrying out the said work shall be poison- 
‘ing (by the use of poisons other than cyanide of potas- 
sium), fumigation, digging out, destruction of har- 
bour, trapping, hunting, and shooting, being means 
mee have been préviously sanctioned under the said 
AG be e 
} i Pais Wi, AUSTIN, 
Chairman of the Pastures Protection Board 
for the District of Narrandera. 


1890 168, 


In the Suprethe Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 
In the will of The Honorable Sir Charles Gregory Wade, 


K.C.M:G., late of Sydney; in the State of New South | 


Wales, a Judge of the Supreme Court of the said State, 
deceased. 


PURSUANE to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898,” and the ‘‘ Pestator’s Family Maintenance 
and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby 
given that every creditor or other person Having any, claim 
against the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died 
on or about the 26th day of September, 1922, and probate of 
whose will was granted ky the. Supreme Court of New 
South Wales, on the 18th day of November, 1922; to Burton 
Gregory Wade and Roy Baynton Kerr, the executors named 
in the said will, are hereby required to send in particulars 
of their claims to the said executors, in care of the under- 


signed, proctors for the said executors, on or before the 27th ~ 


day of December next, at the expiration of which time the 
said executors will proceed to distribute the assets of the said 
deceased among the persons entitled thereto, having regard 
to the debts and claims only of which they shall then have 
had notice ; and the said executors will not be liable; for the 
assets so distributed, to any person of whose debt or claim 
they shall not have had notice at the time of such distribution. 
—Dated this 22nd day of November, 1922. 
STEPHEN, JAQUES AND STEPHEN, ... ; 
12 and 14 O’Connell-street, Sydney. . 
1951 : 7 16s 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of William Cadd, late of St. John’s Park, in the 
State of New South Wales, labourer, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Aet, 1898,” and pursuant to ‘‘ Testator’s Family Mainten- 
ance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is 
hereby given that all creditors and other persons having any 
debt or claim upon or affecting the estate of the abovenamed 
deceased, who died on or about the 26th day of August, 
1922, and probate of whese will was granted by the Supreme 

ourt of New South Wales, in its Probate Jurisdiction, 


on the 20th day of October, 1922, to Maria Cadd, of St. | 


Jobn’s Park, widow of the deceased, the sole executrix 
named in the said will, are hereby required to send in par- 
ticulars of their claims to the said Maria Cadd, or to the 


- undersigned, the proctor for the said executrix, on or before 


the 24th day of Lecember, 1922, at the expiration of which 
time the said executrix will proceed to distribute the assets 
of the said deceased among the persons entitled .thereto, 
having regard to the debts and claims only of which she 
shall then have had notice ; and the said executrix will not 
be lable, for the assets so distributed, to any person of 
whose debt or claim she shall not have had notice at the 
time of such distribution.—Dated this 20th day of Novem- 
ber; 1922, : A i 
K, H.. TEBBUTT, 
Proctor for the said Executrix, 
928 Pitt-street, Sydney. - 

1949 16s. 


In the Supreme Court of New. South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 

In the will of John Russell. late of Cunmurra, near Adamin- 
aby, in the State of New Souih Wales, grazier, deceased. 
PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898,” and to the ‘Testator’s Family Maintenance 
and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby 
given that all creditors and other persons having any debt or 
claim upon or affecting the estate of the abovenamed 
deceased, who died. on or about the 29th day of June, 1922, 


-and probate of whose will was granted by the Supreme 


Court of New South Wales, in its Probate Jurisdiction, on 
the 13th day of September, 1922, to Charles Michael Kus- 
sell, Walter William Russell, and Albert Hain, the executors 
named in the said will, are hereby required to send in par- 
ticulars of the r claims to the said executors under cover to 
the undersigned, the proctors for the said executors, on or 
before the 3ist day of December next, at the expiration cf 
which time the said executors will proceed to distribute the 
assets of the said deceased among the persons entitled 
thereto, having regard to the debts and claims only of 
which they shall then have had notice ; anc the said execu- 
tors will not be liable, for the assets so distributed, to any 


, person of whose debt or claim they shall not have had notice 


at the time of such distribution.—Dated this 18th day of 
Novemter, 1922. tet 
BLAXLAND, MAWSON AND ROSE, 
j Proctors for the said Executors, 


i Cooma. 
1953 16s, 


[24 Nov., 192%. 


























.24 Nov, 
he Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
_ PROBATE JURISDICTION. 
f Francis John Kelly (therein called Francis 
we Wes h <elly) late of Cooma, in the State of New South 
ee ee Wales; abourer, deceased. - | 
ay ~~ PURSUANT to the “ Wills, Probate and Administration Act, 
- --« 4898,” and to the ‘‘Testator’s Family Maintenance and Guar- 
_. dianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given that all 
ss ereditors and other persons having any debt or claim 
ne ee ypon or affecting the estate of the abovenamed deceased, 
ac She Regt") ho died on or about the 2nd day. of October, 1922, and 
fs, Ne _ probate’ of whose will was gratited by the Supreme Court 
-* of New South Wales, in its Probate Jurisdiction, on the 
«(410th day of November, 1922, to Edmund Rolfe and John 
aint Elihu Body, the executors named in the said will, are hereby 
me De required to send in particulars of their claims to the said 
executors, under cover to the undersigned, the proctors for 
the said executors, on or before the 3lst day of December 
next, at the expiration of-which time the said executors will 
_ ss proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased among 
«(ie _ the persons entitled thereto, having regard ‘to the debts 
q - and claims only of which they shall then bave had notice ; 
and the said executors will not be liabie, for the assets 
so distributed, to any person of whose debt or claim they 
~ shall not have had notice at the time of such distribution.— 
Dated this 22nd day of November, 1922. 


In the wil 


i: - BLAXLAND, MAWSON AND ROSE, 
ue a Proctors for the said Executors, | 
Cooma. 


1954 7 api yee Sl Bs, 








‘In the Supreme Gourt of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of John Newman, late of Mudgee, in the 
State of New South Wales, landholder, deceased. 


- PURSUANT -to the “Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act; 1898,” and the “Testator’s Family Mainten- 
ance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice 
-is hereby given that every creditor or other person 

: + having any claim against the esetate of John Newman, 
Pica ate are aboyenamed deceased, who died on or about the 
- 87th day of May, 1922, and probate of whose will was, 

on the 13th day of July, 1922, granted by the Supreme 

Court of New South Wales, in its Probate Jurisdiction, 

- to John Henry Newman, of Penrith, in the said State, 
~ Albert Orchard Newman, of Collingwood, in the said 

State, and George Victor Newman, of McDonald’s 

. Greek, in the said State, the executors in the said 
will named, is hereby required to send particulars in 
writing of such claim to thé said John Henry Newman, 

Albert Orchard Newman, and George Victor Newman, 

or to the undersigned, the proctors for the said execu- 

tors, on or before the 3ist day of December, 1922, at 
the expiration of which time the said executors will 
proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased 
' amongst the persons entitled thereto, having regard 
only to the claims of which they then have notice; and 
_.  ‘hetice is hereby further given that the said John Henry 
. Newman, Albert Orchard Newman, and George Victor 
Newman will not be liable, for the assets or any part 
thereof so distributed, to any person of whose claim 
they shall not have had notice at the time of such dis- 
-tribution-—Dated this 16th day of November, A.p, 1922. 
i McPHERSON AND BAWDEN, 
Proctors for Executors, 
Market-street, Mudgee. 
By their Agents,— ai ies! 
Messrs. Barry, NorRts, AND Moors, ~ 
15 Castlereagh-street, Sydney. 

























1907 Ui 16s. 








‘Tn the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (113,176) 
f PROBATE JURISDICTION. — 


In the will of Malcolm McCalman, late of Billinudgel, 
’ ‘ in the State of New South Wales, farmer, de- 
ceased. Si 
-. PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
- tion Act, 1898,” and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Main- 
' tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916’: 
Notice is hereby given that creditors and ‘other per- 
sons having any claim or demand against or upon the 
estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died at Lid- 
combe, near Sydney, in the said State, on the 3rd 
day of May, 1922, are hereby required to send in full 
particulars of their claims or demands upon the said 
estate to Frederick Ernest Nicholl, of Murwillumbah, 
in the said State, bank manager, and John Craig 
- Morrison, of Mullumbimby, im, the said State, 


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‘NUW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMEN GAZPTIH, No. 163, 6278 


auctioneer, the exectitors and trustees of the will of 
the abovenamed deceased, to whom probate was 
granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 


in its Probate Jurisdiction, on the 4th day of July, 


1922, on or before the 30th day of December, 1922, 
at the expiration of which time the said Frederick 
Ernest Nicholl.and John Craig Morrison will proceed 
to distribute the assets of the said deceased. amongst 
the persons entitled thereto, having regard only:to 
the Fobts or claims of which they then: have notice; 
and notice is hereby further given that the said 
Frederick Ernest Nicholl and John Craig Morrison 
will not be liable, form-the assets or any part thereof 
so distributed, to any person of whose debt or claim 
they shall not have had notice at the time of such 
distribution.—Dated ‘this 14th day of October, 1922. - 
EDWARD JAMES HALLIDAY, 
Proctor for the Executors, 


Main-street, Murwillumbah. 
1908 16s." 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


; PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


Tn the will of Edward Thomas Nisbet, late of Goonoo 
Goonoo road, near Tamworth, in the State of New 
South Wiales, retired civil servant, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,” and the ‘“Vestator’s Family Mainten- 
ance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice 
is hereby given that all creditors and other persons 
having any claim upon or interest in the estate of the 
abovenamed deceased, who died at Tamworth, in the 
State of New South Wales, on the 23rd day of June, 
1922, and probate of whose will was granted by the 
Supreme Court of New South Wales, in its Probate 
Jurisdiction, on the 18th day of August, 1922, to Henry 
Nisbet, of Goonoo Goonoo road, near Tamworth, in the 
said State, farmer, are required to send in full par- 
ticulars.in writing of their claims to the undersigned, 
proctors for the executor, on or before the 31st day. of 
December next, after which date the said executor will 
proceed. to distribute the assets of the said deceased 
amongst, the persons entitled thereto,, having regard 
only to the Gaims of which he shall then have notice ; 
and the said exeeutor shall.not be liable, for the assets 
or any part thereof so distributed, to any. person -of 
whose claim he shall not have had notice at the time 
of such distribution.—Dated this 18th day of Novem- 
ber, 1922.. 
CREAGH AND. CREAGH, 
Solicitors for the Hxecutor, 
Peel Chambers, Peel-street, Tamworth, 
and Union House, 247 George-street, Sydney. 

1917 ; 16s, 


(113,971) 








In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION, 


In the will and codicil of Robert Gordon Brereton, late 
of Marrickville, in the State of New South Wales, 
chemist, deceased. 

PURSUANT to the “Wills, Probate and Administration 

Act, 1898”: Notice is. hereby given that all creditors 


ahd other persons having any debt or claim .upon or 
affecting the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who 


died on or about the 4th day of May, 1922, and probate 
of whose will and codicil was granted by the Supreme 
Court of New South Wales, in its Probate Jurisdiction, 
on the 12th day of October, 1922, to The Union Trustee 
Company of Australia Limited, William Bede William- 
son, and Thomas Brown, of Sydney, the executors 
named in the said will, are hereby required to send in 
particulars of their claims to the said The Union 


Trustee Company of Australia Limited, William Bede. 


Williamson, and Thomas Brown, or to the undersigned, 
the proctors for the said executors, on or before the 8th 
day of January next, at the expiration of which time 
the said executors will proceed to distribute the assets 
of the said deceased among the persons entitled thereto, 
having regard to the debts and claims only of which 
they shall then have had notice; and notice is hereby 
further given that the said executors will not be liable, 
for the assets so. distribtited, to any person of whose 
debt or claim they shall not have had. notice at .the 
time of such. distribution—Dated this 20th day of 

November, 1922. me 
MEHTCALFE AND DANGAR, gers 

Proctors for the said EMxecutors, | 

seit 10 Bligh-street, Sydney. 
1924 16s, 


> 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 163 





Tn the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the estate of Matilda Catherine Hartnell, late of 
Manly, near Sydney, in the State of New South 
Wales, widow, deceased, intestate, 


PURSUANT to the “Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,’ and pursuant to ‘“‘Testator’s Family 
Maintenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”’: 
Notice, is nereby given that all creditors and other 
persons having any debts or claims or demands 
against or upon the estate of the abovenamed de- 
ceased, who died on or about the 13th day of October, 
1922, and letters of administration of whose estate 
were granted by the Supreme Court of New South 


Wales, in its Probate Jurisdiction, on the 2lst day of - 


November, 1922, to George Taunton Hartnell. of 
Yamba, 157 Stewart-street, Bathurst, in the State of 
New South Wales, electrical engineer, are hereby re- 
quired to send in particulars of their claims to the 
said administrator, or to the undersigned, the proctors 
for the said administrator, on or before the 6th day ot 
January next, at the expiration of which time the said 
administrator will proceed to distribute the assets of 
the said deceased among the persons entitled thereto, 
having regard to the cebts and claims only of which 
he shall then have had notice; and he will not be 
liable, for the assets so distributed, to any person of 
whose debt or claim he shall not have had notice at 
the time of such distribution.—Dated this 24th day of 
. November, 1922. 
NORTON, SMITH & CO., 
Proctors for the Administrator, 
39 Hunter-street, Sydney. 


1957 16s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 
IN EQUITY, 
No, 9,606 of 1921. 
FURSUANT to the directions of the Master in Equity. 
made by virtue of a Decretal Order of the Supreme 
Court of New South Wales, in its Equitable Jurisdic- 
tion,-made in the matter of the trusts of the will of 
Christina Ross, late of Erskineville, near Sydney, in 
the State of New South Wales, widow, deceased, in a 
suit number 9,606 of 1921, wherein Christina Boag 
and Joseph Waterhouse are the plaintiffs, and John 
Ross, Josephine Waterhouse, Willian Robert Chaplin, 
and Winifred Ross Walker, Edith Christina Walker, 
Ernest Joseph William Walker, Barbara Sinclair 
Walker, and Mary Josephine Walker, infants, are 
defendants, all creditors of the estate of the said Chris- 
tina Ross, deceased, in connection with the business 


carried on at Bray-street, Erskineville, as Ross Bros., 
and all encumbrancers having encumbrances on that ~ 


part of the estate on which the said business has 
been carried on,are hereby required, on or before Wed- 
nesday, the 3ist day of January, 1923, to send by post 
prepaid to Mr. John Bede Frawley, 54 Elizabeth- 
street, Sydney, the solicitor’ for the 
plaintiffs, trustees of the said will, their Christian 
and surnames, addresses, descriptions, and the full 
particulars of their claims, a statement of their 
accounts, and the nature of the securities (if any) 
held by them, or in default thereof they will be 
peremptorily excluded from all benefit of the said 
decretal order. Hvery creditor holding any security 
is to produce the satne before the Master in Equity 
at the Supreme Court, Klizabeth-street, Sydney on 
Wednesday, the 28th day of February, 1923 at eleven 
o'clock in the forenoon, being the time fixed for the 
adjudication of claims.—Dated this 22nd day of 
November, a.p. 1922. 


JOHN B. FRAWLEY, 
Solicitor for the Plaintiffs, 
54 Klizabeth-street, Sydney, 


] 944 a 19s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 
PROBATE JURISDICTION, 

Tn the will and codicil of Stewart Cowan, late of 
rrangie, in the State of New South Wales, free- 
holder, deceased. 

PURSUANT to the “Wills, Probate and Adminstration 

Act, 1S98,” and pursuant to the “Testator’s Family 

Maintenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916": 

Notice is herel:y 

sons having any claims, debts, or demands of what kind 

soever, upon or affecting the estate of the aboyenamed 
deceased, Who died on or about the 14th December, 

1921, and probate of whose will and codicil was granted 


abovenamed — 


given that all creditors and other per- | 


by the Supreme Court of New South Wales, in its Pro- 
bate Jurisdiction, on the 14th March, 1922, to Robert 
John Cowan and John McAnally, junior, the executors 


An the said will and codicil named, are hereby required 


to send particulars of such claims, debts, and demands 
to the said executors, or to the undersigned, on or 


before the 31st day of December, 1922, at the expira- | 


tion of which time the said executors will proceed to 
distribute the assets of the said deceased among the 


[24 Nov, 1992. 


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persons entitled thereto, having regard. to the claims, — 


debts, and demands only of which they shall then have 
had notice; and thé said executors will not be. liable, 
for the assets so distributed, to any person of whose 
claim, debt, or demand they shall not have had notice 
at the time of such distribution.—Dated at Dubbo, this 
21st day of November, 1922. 
_BOOTH AND NELSON, 
Proctors for the Executors, _' 
‘Dubbo, 


1958 16s. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 

PROBATE JURISDICTION, e 

In the will of Henry Galland, late of Marsfield, in the 
State of New South Wales, orchardist, deceased. 

PURSUANT to the “Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898,” and the “Testator’s Family Maintenance 
and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916’: Notice is 
hereby given that all creditors and other persons haying 
any debts, claims, or demands of what kind soever, 


upon or affecting the estate of the abovenamed de-" 


ceased, who died on or about the 27th day of February, 
1922, and probate of whose will was granted by the 
Supreme Court of New South Wales, in its Probate 
Jurisdiction, on the 20th day of June, 1922, to Arthur 
Henry Gallard and Arnold Bull, the executors named 
in the said will, are hereby required to send in par- 
ticulars of such debts, claims, and demands to the said 
executors, on or before the Sth day of January, 1928, at 
the expiration of which time the said executors will 
proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased 
among the persons entitled thereto, having regard to 
the debts, claims, and demands only ef which they 
shall then have had notice; and the said executors will 
not be liable, for the assets so distributed, to any person 


of whose debt, claim, or demand they shall not have 


had notice at the date of such distribution.—Dated 
this 21st day of November, 1922. oy i 
For Arthur Henry Gallard and Arnold Bull, 
LEE AND PRIMROSE, 
Proctors for Executors, 
Daily Telegraph Building, 
157 Kng-street, Sydney, — 


1945 16s, 





In the Supreme Court of New South’ Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of William McCarthy, late of Paddington, 
in the State of New South Wales, labourer, de- 
ceased. 

PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 

tion Act, 1898,’ and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Main- 

tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916’: 

Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other 

persons having any claims upon or being otherwise 

imterested in the estate of the abovenamed deceased, 
who died on the 14th day of September, 1922, and 


probate of whose will was, on or about'the 19th day 


ot October, 1922, granted by the Supreme Court of 
New South Wales, in its Probate Jurisdiction, to 
Charles Delaney, the sole executor in the said will 
named, are hereby required to send in full particulars. 
of their claims in writing to the said Charles Delaney, 
the said executor, or to the undersigned, the proctors 
for the said executor of the will of the said deceased, 
before the 10th day of January next, after which 
date the said executor will proceed to distribute the 
assets of the said deceased amongst the parties — 
entitled thereto, having regard to the claims of which 
he shall then have notice; and further take notice 
that the said executor shall not be liable, for the 
assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any 
ports of howe a he shall not have had notice 
at the time of such distribution.—Dated this 20th dav. 
of November, 1922. see 
WEAVER AND ALLWORTH, 
Proctors for the Executor, 
2 Martin-place, Sydney. 


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In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (114,442) 
Wie PROBATE JURISDICTION. 

In the will of Frederick George Chambers, late of 
Uki, near Murwillumbah, in the State of New 
South Wales, butter factory manager, deceased. 

PURSUANT to the “Wills, Probate and Administra- 

tion Act, 1898,’’ and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Main- 

tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916’: 

Notice is hereby given that every creditor or other 

person having any claim against the estate of Frede- 


rick George Chambers, the abovenamed deceased, who 


died on or about the 23rd day of June, 1922, and pro- 


- bate of whose will was, on the 2lst day of September, 
1922, granted by the Supvreme Court of New South 


Wales, fn its Probate Jurisdiction, to Kileen Winifred 
Chambers, of Grafton, in the State of New. South 
Wales, formerly of Uki, near Murwillumbah, in the 
said State, the widow of the said deceased, is hereby 
required to send particulars of such claim to the said 
executrix, in care of the undersigned, on ‘or before the 


16th day of January, 1923, at the expiration of which. 


time the said execttrix will proceed to distribute the 
assets of the said deceased amongst the persons en- 
titled thereto, having regard only to the claims of 
which she shall then have notice; and notice is hereby 


further given, that the said executrix will not be» 


liable, for the assets or any part thereof so distribu-' 
ted, to any person of whose claim she shall not have 
had notice at the time of such distribution.—Dated 
this 17th day of November, 1922. 


HYNES AND ELLIOTT, 
Proctors for Executrix, 
By their Agents,— Murwillumbah. 
Hitt, Woop, anp SULLIVAN,. 
115 Pitt-street, Sydney. 
1896 f 


Les, 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
‘PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of William McCracken, late of Wagga 


Act, 1898,” and th 


4912 


Wagga, in the State of New South Wales, gentle- | 


man, deceased; ‘ 


PURSUANT to the “Wills, Probate and Administration 
“Testator’s Family Maintenance 
and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is 
hereby given that every creditor or other person having 
any claim against the estate of William McCracken, the 
abovenamed deceased, who died on or about the Sth 
day of August, 1921, and probate of whese will was, 
on the 14th day of September, 1921, granted by the 
Supreme Court of New South Wales, in its Probate 
Jurisdiction, to William McCracken, now of the corner 
of Argus and Herald streets, Cheltenham, in the State 
of Vietoria, and Carl Frederick Spencer Glasgow, of 34 
Martin-place, Sydney, in the State of New South Wales, 


the executors in the said will named, is hereby re-_ 


quired to send particulars in writing of such claim to 
the said William McCracken and Carl Frederick 
Spencer Glasgow, or to the undersigned, the proctors 
for the said executors, on or before the 7th day of 
January, 1923, at the expiration of which time the said 


executors will proceed to distribute the assets of the 


said deceased amongst fhe persons entitled thereto, 


having regard only to the claims of which they ‘then 
have notice; and notice is hereby further given that the 


said William McCracken and Carl Frederick Spencer 


Glasgow will not be liable, for the assets or any part 


thereof so distributed, to any person of whose claim 
they shall not have had notice at the time of such dis- 
tribution. Dated this 20th day of November, 1922. 
KERSHAW, MATTHEWS, LANE, AND GLASGOW, 
Proctors for Executors, 

34 Martin-place, Sydney. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Elizabeth Mary Bird, late of 36. Philliip- 


street, Balmain, near Sydney, in the State of 
New South Wales, widow, deceased. oe 
PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,’ and the ‘‘Testator’s Family. Maih- 
tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916’’: 
Notice is hereby given that every creditor or other 
person having any claim against the estate of Eliza- 
beth Mary Bird, the abovenamed deceased, who died 
on or about the 9th day of June, 1922, and probate 
of whose will was. on the 8th day of September, 
1922, granted by the Supreme Court of New South 
Wales, in its Probate Jurisdiction, to Max McZilius, 





16s, | 


6275 


of 96 Underwood-street, Paddington, near Sydney 
aforesaid (in the said will incorrecty called Max Mack 
Zileus) the executor in. the said will named, is hereby 
required to send particulars in writing of such claim 
to the said Max McZilius, or to the undersigned, the 
proctors for the said executor, on or before the 7th 
day of January, 1923, at the expiration of which time 
the said executor will proceed to distribute the assets 
of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled 
thereto, having regard only to the claims of which 
they then have notice; and notice is hereby further 
given that the said Max McZilius will not be liable, 
for the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to 
any person of whose claim they shall not have had 
~notice at the time of such distribution.—Dated this 
20th day of November, 1922. 


KERSHAW, MATTHEWS, LANE, AND GLASGOW, 
Proctors for Executor, 


34 Martin-place, Sydney. 
1918 16s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION, 
In the estate of William Weekes, late of Kugowra, in 
the State of New South Wales, labourer, deceased, 
intestate. 


NOTICE is hereby given that all creditors and other 
persons having any debt or claim upon or affecting the 
estate of William’ Weekes, the abovenamed deceased, 
who died on or about the 10th day of August, 1922, and 
letters of administration of whose estate were granted 
by the Supreme Court of New South Wales, in its 
Probate Jurisdiction, on the 10th day of October, 1922, 
to Charles Joseph Weekes, of Forbes, in the said State, 
lahourer, a son of the said deceased, are hereby required 
to “Send in. particulars of their claims to the said 
«Charles Joseph Weekes, or to the undersigned, Cecil 
Thomas Hawkes Broderick, proctor, on or before the 
2oth day of November now instant, at the expiration 
ot which time the said Charles Joseph Weekes will 
proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased 
among the persons entitled thereto, having regard to 
the debts and claims only of which he shall then have 
had notice; and the said Charles Joseph Weekes will 
not be Jiable, for the assets so distributed, to any person 
of whose debt or claim he shall not have had notice at 
the time of such distribution,—Dated this 9th day of 
November, 19222 
C. T. H. BRODERICK, ' 
Proctor for the said Administrator, if 
Lachlan-street, Forbes. 


1909 168. 





In the. Supreme Court of New South Wales, 
PROBATH JURISDICTION, 
In the will of John Morton, late of Bondi, near Sydney, 
in the State of New South Wales, retired civil 
servant, deceased. 


PURSUANT ito the “Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion. Act, 1898,’’ and the ‘‘Testator’s. Family Main- 
tenance and Guardianship ,of Infants Act, 1916’. 
Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other 
persons having any debts, claims, or demands of what 
kind soever upon or affecting the estate of the above- 
named deceased, who died on or about the 9th day of 
September, 1922, and probate of whose will was granted 
by the Supreme Court of New South Wales, in its 
Probate Jurisdiction, on the 24th day of October, 1922, 
to Arthur George’ Morton, of Bondi aforesaid, clerk, 
and Sydney Frank Morton, of Hurstville, near Sydney 
aforesaid, telephone mechanic, the executors named in 
the said will, are hereby required to send in particulars 
of such debts, claims, and demands to the said 
executors on or before the 31st day of December next, 
at the expiration of which time the said executors will 
proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased 
among the persons entitled thereto, having regard to 
the debts, claims, and demands only of which they shall 
then bave had notice; and the said executors will not 
he liable, for the assets so distributed, to any person of 
whose debt, claim, or demand they shall not have had 
-notice at the date of such distribution.—Dated this 
“10th day of November, 1922. 

For Arthur 
Morton, 


George Morton and Sydney Frank 
LEE AND PRIMROSE, 
Proctors for Executors, 
* Daily Telegraph Building, 
157 INing-street, Sydney. . 


1906 1 6S, 





+ Rie’ 





6276 





‘In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the estate of Robert Campbell, late of Warrawee, Long: | 
street, South Strathfield, in the State of New South 
Wales, retired farmer, deceased, intestate, 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administration. 
Act, 1898” : Notice is hereby given that all creditors and 
other persons having any debt or claim upon or affecting 
the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died on or about 
the 19th day of August, 1922. and letters of administration 
of whofe estate were grantedby the Supreme Court of New. 
Soutk Wales, in its Probate Jurisdiction, on the 18th day of 
November, 1922, to Elizabeth | Thorby, of Haberfield, 
Christina Graham Corti, of Randwick, and William Gordon 
Campbell, of Alexandria, the administrators of the said 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZE 





deceased, are hereby required to send in particulars of their 
claims to the undersigned, the proctors for the said adminis- 
trators, on or before the 20th day of January, 1923, at the 
expiration of which time the said administrators will proceed 
to distribute the assets of the said deceased among the 
persons entitled thereto, having regard to the debts and 
claims only of which they shall then have had notice; and 
notice is hereby further given that the said administrators 
will not be liable, for the assets so distributed, to any person 
of whose debt or claim they shall not have had notice at the 
time of such distribution.—Dated this 21st day of November, 
1922, 
ALLEN, ALLEN AND HEMSLEY, 
Proctors for the Administrators, 

Wigram House, 19 Castlereagh-street, Sydney. 


1956 16s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. : 
In the estate of Louisa Kneeves, late of Mowbray- 
road, Willoughby, in the State of New South: 
Wales, widow, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administra- | 


tion Act, 1898,’ and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Main-.| 


tenance and. Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916’: | 
Notice is: hereby given that all creditors and other 
persons having any debt or claim upon or affecting 
the-estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died on 
_ or about the 5th day of August, 1922, and probate of 
whose will was granted, by the Supreme Court of New 
South’ Wales, in its Probate Jurisdiction, 
16th day of September, 1922, to Thomas Richard — 
Kneeves and Alfred Hinkley, the executors named in 
the said will, are hereby required to send in particu- 
lars of their claims to the said executors, or to the 
undersigned, the proctors for the said executors, on 
or before the 24th day of December next, at the expi- 
ration of which time the said executors will proceed 
to distribute the assets of the said deceased among the 
persons entitled thereto, haying regard to the debts 
and claims only of which they shall then have had 
notice; and the said exeeutors will not be liable, for 
the assets so distributed, to any person of whose debt 
or claim they shall not have had notice at the time of 
such distribution._-Dated this 20th day of Novem- 
ber, 1922, : MioNe 
DODDS AND RICHARDSON, 
Proctors for the said Executors, 
City Mutual Chambers, © 
62 Hunter-street, Sydney. 


1883 16s. 





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In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. us 


In the matter of the estate of Elizabeth Margaret 
McDermott, late of 22 Rose-street, Sydney, in the 
State ‘of New South Wales, married woman. 
deceased. © : j 

PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 

tion Act, 1898,”’ and the mentors Family Main- 

tenance and Guardianship, of\ Infants Act, 1916”: 

Notice is hereby* given that every creditor or other 

person having any debt or claim upon or affecting the 

estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died on or 
about the 20th day of August, 1992, and of whose 
estate letters of administration, with the will annexed, 
of the said deceased were, on the 13th day of October, 

1922, granted by the Supreme Court of New South 

Wales to the Public Trustee, is hereby required to 

send particulars in writing of their debt or claim to 

the said Public Trustee oh or before the 27th day of 





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By his Agent,-— | 


on the: |) 


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December, 1922, at the expiration of which time the 
said Publie Trustee will proceedsto distribute the 
assets of the! said deceaséd amongst the persons en- 
titled thereto, having regard to the debts or claims | 





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only of which he then has notice. and notice is hereby 


further given that the said Public Trustee will not be 


liable, for the assets or au pert thereof so distribu- 
e 


ted, to any person of whose debt or claiin he shall not 

have had notice at the time of such distribution, 

: “iT. Wi: GARRETT, 
“Public Triistee. 


Culwulla Chambers, ; 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, i 
Qist November, 1922.9" mies 
1965 | 16s. — 


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In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE J URISDICTION. : 
In the will of Bertel Martin Bertelson, late of Borét Creek, 
in the State of New South Wales, farmer, deceased. _ 


PURSUANT to the ‘“‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898,” and the ‘Testator’s Family Maintenance and 
Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given 
that all creditors and other persons having any claims upon 
or being otherwise interested in the estate of the abovenamed. 
deceased, who died on or about the 12th day of June, 1922, | 
and probate of whose will was granted by the Supreme 
Court of New South Wales, in its Probate Jurisdiction, on 
the 19th day of September, 1922, to Charles Alfred Bertel- 


gon, the exectitor named in the said will, are hereby required 


‘to send in full particulars of their claims to the said 
Charles Alfred Bertelson, before the tth day of January, — 
1923, after which date the said Charles Alfred Bertelson 
will proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased 
amongst the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the 


“claims of which he shall then have had notice ; and the said 


Charles Alfred Bertelson shall nct be liable, for. the assets or 
any part thereof so. distributed, to any person of whose 


claim he shall not have had notice at the time of such distri- 
- bution.—Dated this 21st day of November, 1922. Cat © 


. P. W. McCARTHY, 
Proctor for the Executor, 
Lockhart. 
_*> STEPHEN AHERN, 
43 Hunter-street, Sydney. 


"1948 bees 16s. 








In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 
In the matter of the estate of George Wallace Ninion 
Hutton, late of Clovelly, in the State of New 
South Wales, retired marine engineer, deceased. — 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
_ tion Act, 1898,” and the, “Testator’s Family Main- - 


tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: 
Notice is hereby given’ that every creditor or other 
person having any debt or claim upon or affecting the 
estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died on or 


-about the 24th day of September, 1922, and probate 


of whose will was, on the 14th day of November, 1922, 
cranted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales 
to the Public Trustee, is hereby required to send par- 
ticulars in writing of their debt or claim to the said 
Public Trustee on or before the 21st day of Decem- 
ber, 1922, at the expiration of which time the 
said Public Trustee will proceed to distribute the 
assets of the said deceased amongst the persons en- 
titled thereto, having regard to the debts or claims 


only of which he then has notice; and notice is heréby 
- further given that the said Public Trustee will not be- 


liable, ‘for the assets or any part thereof so distribu- 
ted, to any person of whose debt or claim he shall not 
have had notice at the time of such distribution, , 

4 T. W. GARRETT, 
Culwulla Chambers, A See 
. 67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
21st November, 1922... 





Tn the Supreme’ Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


‘In the ‘matter of the estate of Mary Jane Woolfe 


_ (usually knowm as ‘‘Jane Woolfe’’), late of 650 
’ George-street, Sydney, in the State of New Sout 
Wales, married woman,‘deceascd, intestate. 


PURSUANT to the “Wills, Probate and Administra ~ 


tion Act, 1898”: Notice is héreby given that every 
creditor or other person having any debt or claim 
upon or affecting the estate of Mary Jane Woolfe 
(usually known as “Jane Woolfe’’), the abovenamed 
deceased, who died on or about the 8th day of Sep- 
tember, 1915, and administration, de bonis non, of 
whose estate. was, on the 26th day of October, 1922, 


= 


granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales to 


aM eh cae a 
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res 
ee 





Public Trustee. ~ 


16s. 




















































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set } fate pe : 
BARKER AND J ONES, Proctors. 
1955 eg 









the Public Tru 
couldsth HOnEte 


Puble Trustee. 
-67 Oastlereagh-street, Sydney, . 
20th November, 1922. 

: att 168. 


In the. Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 
in the will of Catherine Inglis, late of Mosman, near 
Sydney, in the State of New South Wales, widow, 
SU EMMeEE Nt fees Mae 
PURSUANT to the “Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,’ and pursuant to ‘‘Testator’s Family 
Maintenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916’ ; 
Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other 
persons having any claims or demands against or upon 





the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died at 


Mosman on 17th June, 1922, are hereby required to 
send in full particulars of their claims and demands 
upon the said estate to the Perpetual Trustee Com- 
pany Limited, 33-39 Hunter-street, Sydney, the exe- 


~ eutor of the will of the said deceased, with John Alex- 


ander Inglis, to whom probate was granted by. the 
Supreme Court of New South Wales on 2nd Novem- 
ber; 1922, on or before the 6th day of January next, 
in default whereof the said Perpetual Trustee Com- 
pany Limited, and John Alexander Inglis, will, after 


the lastmentioned date, proceed to administer the 
estate and distribute the assets among the parties 


entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims and 


— demands of which they shall then have notice; and the 


said Company and John Alexander Inglis will not be 


liable, for the assets or any part thereof so distribu- 


ted, to arly person of whose claim they shall not have 
had notice at the time of such distribution._Dated 
this 16th day of November, 1922. 
ey eae 

. For Perpetual Trustee Company. Limited, 

Tee R. COPLAND LETHBRIDGE, 
AT ir thy ; _ Manager. 
A. J. Reynotps Anp Waitr, 

roctors.. Peay : 

1922 al ; 16s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South. Wales. 4S 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


‘eS the will of Frederick Hartman, late of Bondi, near Sydney, 
in the State of New South Wales, gentleman, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898,” and pursuant to ‘‘Testator’s Family Maintenance 
and Guardianship of Infants. Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby 


_ given that all creditors and other persons having any 


claims or demands against or upon the estate of the above- 
named deceased, who died at Bondi on 25th September, 
1922, are hereby required to send in full particulars of their 
claims and demands upon the said estate to the Perpetual 


- Trustee Company Limited, 33-39 Hunter-street, Sydney, 
_ the executor of the will of the said deceased, with Sarah Hart- 
' man, the widow, to whom probate was granted by the 


Supreme Court of New South Wales on 14th November, 
1922, on or before the 6th day of January next, in default 


é s whereof the said Perpetual Trustee Company Limited and 
_ Sarah Hartman will, after the lastmentioned date, proceed to 


administer the estate and distribute the assets among the 
parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims 


and demands of which they shall then have notice; and 


the said Company and Sarah Hartman will not be Hable, for 
the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any person of 
‘whose claim they shall not have had notice at the time of 


my 
4 gy 


om For Perpetual Trustee Company Limited, =) 
OP * Peet, COPLAND: LEVHRIDGE, \ 


eeveipee. .) Manager. 


Ane tpa 





tee, is hereby required to send par- 
ng of their debt or claim to the said 


‘In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


such distribution.—Dated this 20th day of November, 1922. — 


A BRIN ti be 
SF ae C week, 
a r* 7" eS Ai Ay nS we Af * i Ms 
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EW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 163. 877 





Tn the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION, _ 

In the will of Mary Sivewright, late of Hay, in the - 
State of New South Wales, widow, deceased. 
PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,’ and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Main- 
tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: 
Notice is hereby given that all persons having any 
claitm against the estate of the abovenamied deceased, 


| who died on the 22nd July, 1920, and probate of 


whose will was, on the 27th January, 1921, granted 
to the executor therein named, are hereby required 
to send particulars in writing of such claim to the said 
executor, care of the undersigned, his proctor, on 
or before the 30th day of December, 1922, at the 
expiration of which time the said executor will pro- 
ceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased 
amongst the persons entitled thereto, having regard 
only to the claims of which he then has notice; and 
he will not be liable, for the assets or any part thereof 
so distributed, to any person of whose claim he shall 
not have had notice atthe time of such distribution.— 
Dated this 13th day of November, 1922. 


C. W. ALEXANDER, 
Proctor for the Executor, 
Lachlan-street, Hay. 


1904 16s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Patrick «Martin, late of Wherrol Flat, 
in the State of New South Wales, farmer, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,”’ and to the ‘‘Testator’s Family: Main- 
tenance and \Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: 


. Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other 


persons having any claims upon or being otherwise 
interested in the estate of the abovenamed deceased, 
who died at Wherrol Flat on the 11th day of Novem- 
ber, 1918, are hereby required to send in full particu- 
lars of their claims to the undersigned, proctor for 
the exetutors of the will of the said deceaked. before 
the 20th day of December, 1922, after which date the 
said executors will proceed to distribute the assets of 
the said deceased amongst the parties entitled there- 
to, having regard only to the claims of which they 
shall then have notice; and the said executors shall 


not be liable, for the assets or any part thereof so 


distributed, to any person of whose claim they shall 
not have had notice at the time of such distribution. - 
—-Dated this 16th day of November, 1922. 


LEWIS ORMSBY MARTIN, 
Prector for Hxecutors, 
; Masonic Hall, Taree. 
1887 : 16s. 


[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.] 
(28,108) 





IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re Sidney Albert George Wicken, of Catherine-street, 
Cessnock. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has 

this day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on 

the petiticn of the debtor, and Mr. W. H. Palmer appointed 

to be the Official Agaignee.— Dated at Sydney, this 16th day of 

November, 1922. 
, N. C. LOCKHART, 

Registrar in Bankruptoy. 


Es. 


1£6)3 





(Notice wider Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 18034 
In the Supre e Court of New South Wales. _ (28,112) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re Sydaoey Montgomery, of Ardea-avenue, Northbridge; and 
carried on business af 502 Miller-street, North Sydary, 
produce merchant. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made sgainst the abovenawed benkrupt, on the 
petition of the debtor, and Mr, W. H. Palmer appointed te 
be the Official Assignee.— Dated at Sydney, this 17th day of 
November, 1922. © 
N. 0. LOCKHART, 

Registrar in Bankruptcy. 

1970 5s. 





{Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptey Act, 1898.] 


Jn the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 

Re Dudley Arthur Austin, of Harris Park. 
NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of the debtor, and Mr. C. EF. W. Lloyd appointed to 
be the Official Assignee.—Dated at Sydney, this 17th day of 
November, 1922, 


N. 0. LOCKHART, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
1971 5s. 





{ Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptey Act, 1898.] 
In the Supreme Oourt of New South Wales. (23,114) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re Jeremiah Denis Daley, of Bexhill, near Lismore, labourer. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of the debtor, and Mr. W. H. Palmer appointed 
to be the Official Assignee.—Dated at Sydney, this 20th day 
of November, 1922. 

N. 0. LOCKHART, 

Registrar in Bankruptcy. 

1972 Ss 





{Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.1 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (23,119) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re Clarence Medhurst, of Denman, farm hand. 


NOTIOE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of the debtor, and Mr. C. F. W. Lloyd appointed to 
be the Official Assignee.—Dated at Sydney, this 22nd day of 


November, 1922, 
N. C. LOOKHART, 
x Registrar in Bankruptey. 
‘4973 ; ‘ 5s, 








[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.} 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (23,069) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


_ Re William Adams, of Lewisham, and of Union Bank 
arr Chambers, Hunter-street, Sydney. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of Seigfried William Griffith, and Mr. OC. F. W. 
Lloyd appointed to be the Official Assignee.—Dated at Sydney, 
this 16th day of November, 1922. 

N.C. LOCKHART, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
1974 5s. 





[Notice under Section 1L of the Bankruptcy Act, 1495.3 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (23,088 ) 
IN BANKRUPTOY. 
Re C, Hayes, of Arcadia-street, Coogee. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition “of Alfred Vaughan Gallon, and Mr. C. F, W. Lloyd 
appointed to be the Ufficial Assignee.—Dated at Sydney, 
this 17th day of November, 1922. \ 


N. ©. LOCKHART, 
Registrar in Benkrupicy. 
1975 5s. 





[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (23,092) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re J. Cummirgs, of Berwick-street, Guildford. 
NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt. on the 
petition of Bell and Frizer Limited? and Mr.C F. W. Lloyd 


appointed to be the Official Assignee —Dated at Sydnay, 
this 20th day of November, 1922. : 


N. C. LOCKHART, 


Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
1976 aE. es 


6278 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 163.. [24 Nov., 1922, 


(28,118) In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 














[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.] 
(28,106) 
IN BANKRUPTOY. 


Re Harry Roden, trading as ‘The Economic Store,” of 380 
New South Head road, Rose Bay, grocer. 


NOTICE 1s hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of J. R. Love and Company Limited, and Mr. W. H. 
Palmer appointed to be the Official Avsignie.-—Datou at 
Sydney, this 20th day of November, 1922. 


N. C. LOCKHART, 
Registrar in Bankruptoy. 
1977 5 





Iu the Supreme Covrt of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re James Gordon McCallum, of Ki Downs, Euston, distiller. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the above matter will be held at the Court-house, Wentworth, 
before the District Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the 8th day 
of December, 1922, at 10 a.m., or as soon after as the 
course of business will permit. ‘To entitle a creditor to yote 
thereat, his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in 


(23,082) 


Bankruptcy, Elizabeth-street, Sydney, not laterthan the 4th | 


day of December, 1922. 
N. C. LOCKHART, 


Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Official Assignee—CHARLES FarrFaAx WATERLov LLOYD, 


1978 \ 7s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTOY. 


Re Sidney Albert George Wicken, of Catherine-street, 
Cessnock. 


NOTIOR is hereby given that the Single Meeting of Creditors 
in the above matter will be held at the Court-house, Cessnock, 
before the District Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the 5th day of 
December, 1922, at 9.30 a m., or as soon after as the course of 
business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, his 
procf must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 
Elizabeth-street, Sydney, not later than the 2nd day of 


December, 1922. 
N. C. LOCKHART, 
Registrar in Bankru;tey. 


(23,108) 


Officiul Assignee— WILLIAM HaBRINGTON PALMER. 
1979 Ts. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
{N BANKRUPTCY. 


NOTICH is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 


in the following matter will be held at the Court, Supreme 
Court Building, Elizabeth-street, Sydney, on the 5th day of 
December, 1922, at 10 a.m., or as soon after as the course 
of business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote 
thereat, his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in 


Bankruptcy, not later thun the 4th day of December, 1922 :— - 


Re Ernest Aubrey Elliott (No. 23,100), of Hazel Flats, Bondi, 
and carried on business at No. 1 Glebe-road, Sydney. 


N. C. LOCKHART, 
' ‘Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Official Assignee ~CHartms FarrFax Watzrtoo Lioxp. 


lod 


1980 78. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
iN BANKRUPTCY. 


NOTIOE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of Creditors 
in the following matter will be held at the Court, Supreme 
Court Building, Elizabeth-street, Sydney, on the 5th day of 
December, 1922, at 10 a.m., cr as soon after as the course 
of business will permit. ‘To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, 
his proof “must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 
not later than the 4th day of December, 1922 :— 


Re Edward ‘Sydney Roy Rochaster (No. 22,960), of Cessnock, 
merzhant. : : : 


N. C. LOCKHART, 
Registrar in Bankruptey. 


Official Assignee--CHaRnius Farrrax WatzEtoo Luror. 


8590 ; Free 








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NEW sourH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 163. 6279 
In the ual Court of New South Wales, 


| Notice of Application for a Certificate of Discharge. ]} 
In the Supr eme Court of New South Wales. (22,923) 
- IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re Hugh Yeats, of Currabubula, butcher’s manager. 
“To the Official Assignee and Creditors. 


TAKE NOTICE that 1, Hugh Yeats, intend to apply 
to the Court, Supreme Court Building, Elizabeth- 
street, Sydney, on Monday, the llth day of Decem- 
ber next, at 10 a.m. ., Or as soon afterwards as the 


course of business will admit, that a Certificate of 


Discharge be granted to me, under and according to 
the provisions af the “Bankruptcy Act, 1898. Rae 
Dated this 17th day of November, 1922. 


HUGH YERATS. 
TRIBE AND PRENTICH, 


Kees for Applicant, Tamworth. 
By F. Curtiss anp Son, 


67 Castlereagh- -street, Sydney. 


1881 10s. 





[Notice ef Application for a Certificate of Discharge. ] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (22,903) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re: Frederick Qswald Aarons, of 51 Castlercagh- 
street, Sydney. 


To the Official Assignee and Creditors. 


TAKE NOTICE that 1, Frederick Oswald Aarons, 
intend to apply to the Court, Supreme Court Build- 
ing, Elizabeth-strect, Sydney, on AY adnbeday. the 13th 
day of December, at 10 a.m. -, or as soon afterwards 
as the course of business will admit, that a Certificate 
; of Discharge be granted to me, under: and according 
to the provisions of the “Bankruptey “Act, -1898.)?— 
be this 17th Gay of November, 1922. 


F. 0. AARONS. 





N. D. THomas, 
Solicitor for the Applicant, 
51 Castlercagh-street, ewe 
1929 (10s. 





[Notice of Application for Certificate of Discharge. | 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
e% -IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re James John Fitzpatrick, of Wagga Wagga, in tle 
State of New South Wales, agent, 


To the Official Assignee and Creditors, 


TAKE NOTICE that I, James John Fitzpatrick, intend 
to apply to the Court, Supreme Court Building, Eliza 
heth-street, Sydney, on Monday, the 11th day of ‘Decem- 
ber, 1922, at ten of the clock in the forencon, or so 
soon thereafter as the course of business will admit, 
that a Certificate of Discharge be granted to me, under 
and according to the provisions of the “Bankruptcy 
— Act, 1898,"—Dated this 20th day of November, 1922. 

rae dod hE DAPATRICHK, 


1932 10s. 


[Notice of Application for a Certificate of Discharge.) 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (14,547) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re Joseph Humphreys Gilligan, of Coonamble. 
To the Official Assignee and Creditors. ; 


TAKE NOTICE that Joseph Humplreys Gilligan intends to 
apply to the Court, Supreme Court Building, Klizabeth-street, 
Sydney, on Wednesday, the 13th day of December, 1922, 
at 10 a.m., or as soon afterwards ar the course of business will 
admit, that a Certificate of Discharge be granted to hin, 


Act, | 98.”—Dated this 21st day of November, 1922. 


4 H. T. KORFF, 
Solicitor for the Bankrupt, 


By F. R. Cowrsz, ' Coonamble. 
67 Castlereagh-street, 
Sydney. 4 
1246 \ 10s. 





(22,921) - 


under and e-cording to the provisions of the “ Bankruptcy 





(21,156) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. : 


Re Clifford Mars Miller, of Kareena, Leumeah- road, 
Caulfield, in the State of Victoria, mining agent. 


To the Official Assignee and Creditors. 


TAKE NOTICE that 1, Clifford Mars Miller, intend 
to apply to His Honor "the Judge in Bankruptey at 
the Court, Elizabeth-street, Sydney, on Thursday, the 
4th day ‘of December, 1922, at 10 a.m., or’ so soon 
afterwards as the course of business will admit, 
that a Certificate of Discharge be granted to me 
under and according to the provisions of the ‘‘Bank- 
ruptecy Act, 1898.’’—Dated this 17th day of Novem- 


ber, 1922. 
z C. M. MILLER. 
1928 10s 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Noticn To CREDITORS. 


ACCOUNTS with plans of distribution in the under- 
mentioned estates, showing dividends as specified, 
are now filed in the office of the Registrar in Bank- 
ruptcy, Supreme Court Building, flizabeth-street, 
Sydney, for the inspection of persons interested; and 
notice is hereby given that such accounts and plans 
will be submitted to the Court for confirmation on 
Monday, the llth December, 1922, if not previously 
objected to :— 


William Daniel Patrick O’Brien ati Richard Thomas 
Lockyer O’Brien, trading as ‘‘O’Brien Bros.,”’ 
and in the separate estate.of William Danicl 
Patrick O’Brien, of Adelong, butchers (No. 
20,822), a second account and first plan of distri- 

_ bution, showing payment of a dividend of twenty 
shillings in the £ on all proved claims and a 
balance of £33 14s. 8d. carried forward to the 
credit of the estate. 

Frederick William Nunn, of Liverpool (No. 22,873), 
a second account and plan of distribution showing 
payment of a dividend of four shillings in the £ 
on all proved concurrent claims and a balance of 
£51 4s. 11d. carried forward to the credit of the 
estate. 

Jobn Silvester O'Donnell and Francis Stephen 
O’ Donnell, trading as ‘‘O’Donnell Bros.,’’ of West 
Maitland, graziers (No. 22,906), a second account 
and first plan of distribution, showing payment 
of a dividend of twenty shillings in the £%on one 
Crown claim, a dividend of sixpence in the £ on 
all proved concurrent claims, and a balance of 
£479 11s. 2d. carried forward to the credit of the 
estate. 


Also, accounts current only 


estates : 
No, 22,920. Aleck George Milner and Alfred Baldwin, 


and in the separate ‘estate of Aleck George Milner, 
of 8 Liverpool-road, Summer Hill, 


in. the~ under mentioned 


No. 22,932. Alexander Stew art, of Tamworth, motor 
engineer. 

No, 22,957. Lubbo Tally, of Casino, farmer. 

No. 29.998. roa AlS ‘Niland, of Union- street, South 

_ Lismore, labourer. ; 

No, 23,002. Arnold Wadsworth, of Daily Telegraph 
Building, King-street, Sydney, agent. 

No. 23,009. Thomas Amies, of Merriwa, storekeeper. 


WILLIAM HARRINGTON PALMER, 
Official Assignee. 
47 Klizabeth-street, Sydney, 
23rd November, 1922. 
1968 ) 53 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales: 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Novice ro Crepirors. 
ACCOUNTS and plans of distribution in the under- 
mentioned estates, showing .dividends as _speciiied 
hereunder, are now filed in the office of the Registrar 
in Bankruptcy, Supreme Court Building, Elizabeth- 
street, Sydney, for the inspection of persons inter- 
ested; and notice is hereby, given that such accounts 
and plans will be submitted 4 to ,the Court for confirma- 

tion on Monday, the 11th December, 1922, at 10: a.m: 

if not previously objected to :— 

Alfred Potter, of Bimbi, formerly of Quandialla, near 
Grenfell, ‘share-farmer (No, 21, 695), a second ac- 
count and first plan of distribution showi ing pay- 
ment of a first dividend of one shilling and nine- 
pence in the £ on all proved concurrent claims. 





6280 


~ 


Valentine Osborne, of 22 Lower Ocean street, Wool- 
lahra (No, 22 190), a second account and first plan 
of distribution showing payment of two shillings 
and nine pence and one-eighth of a penny in the 
£ on all proved concurrent claims. 

Redmond James Renshall, of 60 Avenue-road, Mosman 
(No. 22,929), a first account and plan of distribu- 
tion showing payment of a dividend of nine pence 
and five-eighths of a penny in the £ on all proved 

- concurrent claims. 

Walter Rowland Murphy, of Beamish-street, GOampsie, 
produce merchant (No. 28,032), a, first account 
and plan of distribution showing payment in full 
of four proved preferential claims (£70 13s. 11d.); 
a first dividend of two shillings and sixpence in 
the £ on all proved concurrent claims; and a bal- 
ance of £28 11s. carried forward to the credit of 


the estate. 
Accounts current only in the following estates :— 


McGregor, 


No. 22,958: Walter of Abernethy, near 
Cessnock, colliery labourer. 
22,964. ‘Ernest Maitland: ‘Armstrong; of Bourke 


No. 
street, Sydney, and lately of Astoria Flats, North 

Sydney, hotel proprietor. 

. 22.977. Mark Tooler, of 139 Sydney-r oad, Manly, 
smallgoods shopkeeper. 

_ 23.006. Arthur William Beer, of Bonaville, Bona 
Vista avenue, Maroubra Bay, “pootshon manager. 
23,007. Frederick Cecil Wilson, of 345 New 
South Head road, Sydney. 

. 23.024. Francis Charles Higgins, of 14 Gould- 
avenue, Petersham. 
93,043. Richard Twiss, of Great North road, 
Kive Dock. and carried on business at: Walcha and 
live Dock, hairdresser. 


p OPES LLOYD: 
Official Assignee. 


W. 


182 Phillip-street; Sydney, 
93rd November, 1922. 
1952 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN EQUITY. 
No.-9;971 of 1922. 
the matter of the Sydney Permanent Frechold 
Land and Building Company Limited and Re- 


duced; and in the matter of the ‘‘Companies Act, 
1899,’ ‘and Acts amending the same. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a petition presented to 
the Court on the sixteenth day of June, one thousand 
nine hundred and twenty-two, for confirming a Reso- 
lution reducing the capital of the above Company 
from £102,769 to £25,692 5s. Od., is directed. to be 
heard before the Chief Judge in Equity on the twenty- 
eighth day of November, one thousand nine hundred 
and twenty-two. 


STEPHEN, 


In 


JAQUES AND STEPHEN, 
1943 Solicitors for the Company. 





LOST, from Canterbury, ahout Sth November, 1922 —One 
bay mare, branded MJ over — , bump on: forehead, 13 
- hands, white bind foot; one bay gelding, three white ‘eet, 
blaze face, 16 hands, scars on nose and legs, throws off sido 
front Jeg out at knee and in at hoof. 


\ A. B, STEPHENS, 
\ Homer-street, 
Canterbury. 


1947 43, 





LOST,—Bay mare, 13.3 hands, four black points, 4 years old, 
full shod, branded like & (conjoined). 
2 


* H. LANG, 
Draper-avenue, 
Punchbow!). 
1928 © x 4s. 


STRAYEHD,—One chestaut mare, white blaze on face, off hind 
foot baa brand like ‘L on near shoulder, 15 or 16 hands. 


J. MURPHY, 
haraday-road, Salt Pan, 
- Bankstown. 


1836 As. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 163. 








tmpOWUDIA gs. 





tig Poundkeepers wre raminded that Advertisments @ 
Fe aphdied Stock ere charged for ot the rate of OnE SHILLING 
708 pace ANIMAL DESCRIBED ; and no such Advertisement wit 
be inserted in vhe Gazette unless aecompanied by a renittans 
wiicvent to cover the cast of insertion. 








ADAMINABY.—Impounded at Adaminaby, on the 14th day 

' of November, 1922, from Adaminaby Town Common, by 
order of the Trustees ; ; sum due at date of notice set after. 
each animal:— 

Dark-brown pony mare, no ad visible, unbroken, about 
4 years; L1s 6d. 

Red baldy bullock, like WM over 1 near rump, ears muerket 
about.6 years; 9s. 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at neon on the 


5 80th November, 1922. 


1900—2s. A. KELLY, ET OE 


AUBURN.—Impounded at Auburn, on the 13th day of 
November, 1922, from Qwueen-street, by Impounding 
Officer EH, H. Styles ; sum due at date of notice, £2 78. 3— 


Brown mare, branded like (, fore feet and near hind foot 
white, aged, 16 bands. 
Tf not melodaed, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
30th November, 1922. 
soho Is. 





8. Cc ROUCH, Poundkeeper. 


BABHAM. eapoutada at Barham, on the 8th day of 
November, 1921, from Eyrie, by A. H. Eagle; sum due 
at date of notice, 148. @d. each :— 

Brown pony gelding, like WOO near shoulder, aged. 

Draught chestnut gelding. f] near shou'der, eged, 

Bay gelding, A H or M near shoulder, aged. 

If not released, will be sold accurding to Impounding Act. 


-1940—8s. P. McCONNELL, Poundkeeper.. 








BATHURST. ot ocaded at Bathurst, by J. O'Neill, Turon 
Shire :-— e 
Red and white heifer, no hades tle. 


. Roan heifer, —— over WB near side, indescribable raha off 


side. 

Tf not reJeased, will be sold at male Pound at noon on the 

Tth Pecnne 1922, 
1941—2:a 


f 


G. STOKES, Poundkeeper. » 


BaATHURS?.—I1mpounded at Bathurst :— 
Bay heavy-draught horse, no brands visible, baldy fave. 

1f not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
380th November, 1922. : 


1s01—Is. G., STOKES, Poundkeeper. 





BEGA.—Impoundrd at Bega, on the 13th day of November, 
1922, from Bega Common, Fy Joseph W alker ; sum due 
at date of notice, i7s: 6d : : 

Blue cow, J £ C near rump, Amel: 4 years, 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

380th November, 1922. 


19a7—Is. J. SI RL, Poundkeeper. 





BOGGABRI.—Impounded at. Boggabri, on the, 25th day of 
October, 1922, from Porenaaes by Mr, Stent; sum due 
at date of notice, 1fs. : 

Red baldy bullock, QU near rump, VE near chee indescrib- 
able brands off rump, piece out near ear, 

ii not released. will ve sold at this Pound at noor on Lie 

30th November, 1922. 


1892—1s. qd. AYTON, Poundkéeper. 


BOOROWA.—Impounded at Boorowa, on the 18th day of 
November, 1922, by William Shepherd, of Coff<y’s Bridge, 
Boorowa ; sum due at date of notice, 188. :— 

Taffy chestnut pony mare, no brands visible, saddle- marked, 
about 4 years, 14 hands. 

If not released, will be sald according to Impounding Act. 


1985—le, L. O'HARA, Poundkeeper. 


BO WRAVILLE eae aie at Bowraville, on the 15th b dey 
of November, 1922, by P, Maloney :— A 
Chestnut mare, LN over —— near shoulder, aged. _ 
if not released, will be sold at this Pound af noon on the 
7th December, 1922, 
1898—l1s. 








cme 


J. MoGEAREY, Poundkeoper. 


BROKEN: HILL. pliripountied at Bako Hill, on the 7th ~ 
day of November, 1922, from premises, William: -street, by 
J. Nelson ; sum due at. ‘dite. of notice, £1 Ja.:— 


Chestnut gelding, like KB near shoulder, 20 near thigh, : 
4 years, 144 bands. 


If not released, will be sold according to Impounding Act. 
1880— Is. W. COOKS, Poundkeeper. 











NEW soura ‘WALES GOVERNMEN « GAZmrrR, Neo, 163. ey. Gaet 


« 


CAMeaMy hairs Eetchaded ne Campbelltown, on Ms 
18th day e November, 1923, from Minto, | by ‘Mr, ms 
Kirton:— 

_ Bay Sines like | A near shoulder, W20 off shoulder, white 





- a ae Cee near hiad foot white. 
If wot released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
. 7th December, 1922. 
ee 1988—1s. Esty 
Nee 
| OURRABUD OLA.—Impounded at Currabubula, on the 16th 
day of November, 1922, from Pleasant Plains, by G. 
__ , Edwards; sum due at date of notice, 13s. 9d.:— 
i Roan steer, V out of bottom near ear, indiatinct pend near: 
. ramp, 23 years. 
_ If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
80th November, 1922, 
1894—Is, 


E. WEBB, Poundkeeper. 











Ww. LYNCH, Poundkeeper. 





CURRABUBULA. impounded at fctnatonn on the 17th 
day of November, 1922, from’ Glen Ronald, Currabubula, 
by? Al? “Donaldson ; > sum “due at date of notice, 
£1 8s. 2d.: 

Brindle beifer, 3 over Y¥ near pump; sehike face, 15 money 

Roan heifer, same brand, white face, same age. 

Brindle steer, same brand and age. 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

30th November, 1922. 


1893— 3s. W«. LYNUH, Poundkeeper. 





4 DENILIQUIN. —Impounded as Menigais, on the 9th day 
of November, 1922, from Mundiwa, by J. Smi h, Mun- 
diwa; sum due at date of notice, £1 9s. Gd. :— 
Dark-brown mare, like §§ @ over '7 near shoulder, auinghate 
off hind leg, near foaling, aged, 

~ TJ£ not rele. sed, wili te sold -at this Pound at roon‘on the 
30th November, 1922. 


1899—1s. M. PRIKST, Poundkeeper 








_ @RESFORD. UP iaehndod at deta on the 4th day of 
ay - November, 1122, from Bihgleburra, by Mr. W. CU. Darr; 
; sum due at date "of notice, 15s. :— 

Brindle bullock, A off ribs, { near rump, earmarked swallow- 

tail ears, 4 years, 
If not released, will be sold aecording to Impounding Act. 
£4 "190818, G. RODWELL, Pounckeeper. 




















s LEETON. —{mpounded at Leeton, on the 6th day of 
November, 1922, from Farm 314, by A, A. Rewell ; sum 
due at date of notice, £1 4s. 6d.:— 

Jersey buil, 5 near rump, 2 years. 
If not released, will be sold according to Dupaurdipe Act. 
1891- —ls. W. BOYLW, Poundkeeper. 
me) 





LEETON.—Impounded at Leeton, on the 16th day of Novem- 
ver, 1922, from Woodlands, by H. J. Farquharson; sum 
due at date of notice set after each animal :— 

_ Yellow heifer, BI.) off rump, about 2 years; £1. 





ear, J2 months; 192. ; 
Blue-roan steer, no brands visible, V out near car, 12 months ; 
198. 
_ Also, on 20th instant, from M I.A. padiocks, by. 
K. Clayton, tor M.I.A, Company :— 


~ Roan sborthorn bull, no brands visible, two back slits near ear, 
_ notch top off ear, aged; Gs. 

Jf not released, will be sold according to Impounding Act, 

1981—4s. W. BOYLE, Poundkeeper. 





_ MASCOT.—Impounded at Mascot, on the 15th dey of Novem- 

ag ber, 1922, from Gardener’s-road, Mascot, by impounding 

: officer, Mascot ; sum due at date of notice, £1 9s. 6d. :— 

Black light- draught gelding, star, near hind foot white, unshod, 
ag¢d, 153 bands. 

If not released, will be sold according to Impounding Act. 

“alee shane 8. RUPSBRIDGE, Poundkeeper. 


# 


Red and white steer, no brands pital, two back notches near 


rn i, i ee a ts 
. a ee a a ed Oe ea 
ae - Se 





MURRUMBURRAH.—Impounded at Murrumburrah, on 
13th day of November, 1921, from grass paddock, by Mr. 
A. Boreland :— 


Black pony, like ® near shoulder, good condition, very quiet, 
aged, 

If not released, will be sold a} this Pound at ucon on the 
7th December, 1922. 


1926—1s, M. O;DWYER, Poundkeeper. 





MUSWELLBROOK.—Impounded at Muswellbrook, on the 
18th day of November, 1¥22, from Muswellbrook Town 
Common, by order of. the Muswellbrook Municipal 
Council ; advertisemert delayed, awaiting supposed owner 
to release ; sum due at date of notice, £1 Os. 2d. each :— 


Red and white cow, A. T near rump, piece out bottom near 


ear, (springing) 3 years.’ 


Red baldy heifer, no brands visible, 15 months. 


“Lf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
Ist December, 1922. 


1983—2s. EB. COX, Poundkeeper. 





PICTON{—Impounded at Picton, on the 15th day of Novem- 
ber, 1922, from Thirlmere; by Mr. Dayis, Lhirlmere ; sum 
due at, date of notice, 123. e: ch';— 

Red and white heifer, no brands visible, piece out near ear. 
Ked and white haiten! no brands wicibiee 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
ith December, 192 2, 


1934—-2s. 5 G. BATEUP, Poundkeeper. 


RAYMOND TERRACE.—Impsunded at Raymond Terrace, 
on the 22nd day of Novemoer, 1Y¥. 2, from Miller's Forest, 
by J. P. Hughes; sum due at date of notice, £1 Os. 64.:— 


Bay or brown gelding, }] over & near shoulder, saddle and 





harness marked, near hock'injured, aged, 144 hands. 
If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
7th December, 1922. ° 


1959—1s, A. OSBORN, Poundkeeper. 


a bd = 


RICHMOND.—Impounded at Richmond, on the 11th day of 
November, 1vz2, from Rolley Swamp, by Inspector 
Croft ; sum due at date of notice set after each animal :— 





Black or dark-brown Jersey cow, like M[ oif rump, 5 years; 

£1 7s. yd. 

Dark-brown bull calf, 9 months, progeny of above; 6s. ¢d. 

Red ana white bull calf, like J( over V or J I over V nea 

-rump, 12 mouths; 14s. 9d. — 

Light-red and white heifer calf, like J ( cver V or JI 
over V neariump, 12 months; lds. vd. 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

7th December, 1922. 

1961—4s. 


—-- ~~~ 


J. ay Ss Poundkeeper. 








THMORA, DTmpdliuded at Temora, on the. 13th day of 


Novemter, 1922, from Mrs. \ orbett’s farm :— 


‘Chestnut gelding, like (R, near shoulder, baldy face, hii d legs 


white, collar-marked. 
Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
30¢h November, 1 922. 


19)2—1s, ta PEGREM, Poundkeeper. 








WEE WAA.— Tmpouddee at Wee Waa, on the 11th day of 
November 1922 :— 


Chestavt gelding, AI near shouldcr, burnt marks, W head, 


saddle and coll.r marked, aged. 
If not released, will be sol:t a9, this Pound at noon cn the 
380th ah aad 1922; 
1942 — F, HARGRAVE, Poundkeeper. 


9 


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industrial Votices. 





[8479] Court of Industrial Arbitration, New South Wales, 
gues Sydney, 17th November, 1922. 

IN pursuance of the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, the Court of 
Industrial Arbitration, New South Wales, hereby appoints Mr. Sanuel Lasker, Department 
of Education, Sydney, as the Assessor to represent the interests of the Crown, and Mr. 
Frederick T. Berman, Public School, Five Dock, as the Assessor to represent the interests 
of the New South Wales Public School Teachers’ Federation when the Court sits for the 
hearing and determination of the application by the Crown for variation of the Award. of 
the Court published in Government Gazette of 19th November, 1920, made in and in 
relation to the industries and callings in respect of which the Public Service (Teachers) 
Board is constituted. 

a T.° ROLIN, 





(227494. ) Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 
[3480] if Court of Industrial Arbitration, New South Wales, 


Sydney, 17th November, 1922. 
IN pursuance of the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, the Court of 
Industrial Arbitration, New South Wales, hereby appoints Mr. Stanley Llewellyn Colé, of 
Arbitration-street, Sydney, as the Assessor to represent the interests of the Local Govern- 
ment Association of New South Wales, and Mr. John Kaine. of 12 Queen Victoria Buildings, 


George-street, Sydney, as the Assessor to represent the interests of the Federated Municipal > 


dud Shire Councils Employees’ Union of Australia, New South Wales Branch, when the 
Court sits for the hearing and determination of the application by the Local Government 
Association of New South Wales for variation of the Agreement made by the Conciliation 
Committee constituted for the occupations or callings of employees of shire and municipal 
councils outside the boundaries of the City of Sydney, filed with the Industrial Registrar on 
the 12th May, 1921, and numbered 440, : ; 

: sR OTLNG 








(227540.) _ Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 
[8481 | Court of Industrial Arbitration, New South Wales, 


‘ ; Sydney, 14th November, 1922. 
IN pursuance of the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, the Court of 
Industrial Arbitration, New South Wales, hereby appoints Mr. Robert Blanch, Chairman of 
the Statf Board, Central Station, Sydney, as the Assessor to represent the interests of the 
Railway Commissioners for New South Wales, and Mr. William Aldwell,, of Trades Hall, 
Sydney, as the Assessor to represent the interests of the Hotel, Club, Restaurant, Caterers, 
Tea Rooms, and Boarding Houses Employees’ Union of New South Wales, when the Court. 
sits for the bearing and determination of the application by the Railway Commissioners 
for New South Wales for variation of the Award of the Court published in Government 
Gazette of 21st October, 1921, made in and in relation to the industries and callings in 
respect of which the Government Railways (Loco, and Stores) Board is constituted. 
Ts) RODIN, 








(22,/528;) . Additional Judge of the Court of Industria] Arbitration, 
[3482 | oe Court of Industrial Arbitration, New South Wales, ‘ 


Sydney, 14th November, 1922. 
IN pursuance of the provisions of- the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, the Court of 
Industrial Arbitration, New South Wales, hereby appoints Mr. Leslie Hubert Newman, of 
Wynenstay, Musgrave-street. Mosman, as the Assessor to represent the interests of the 
Australian Clerical Association, New South Wales Branch, and Mr, William Watson, 
Secretary, Forestry Commission, Sydney, as the Assessor to represent the interests of the 


Crown when the Court sits for the hearing and determination of the application by the. 


Australian Clerical Association, New South Wales Branch, for variation of the Award of 
the Court published in Government Gazette of 30th December, 1921, made in and in 
relation to the industries and callings.in respect of which the Public Service (Temporary 


Clerks) Board is constituted. 
; T. ROLIN, 





(227531. ) Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 
[8456] Industrial Registrar’s Office, 


Sydney, 24th November, 1922. 


THIS following Order of the Court varying the Award of the Court published in Govern- 
ment Gazette of the 23rd December, 1921 (20 I.G. 1258), made in and in relation to the 
industries. and callings in respect of which the Storemen and Packers, Wharf Stores 
(State) Board is constituted (constitution published at page 1476 of No. 87 of Government 
Gazette dated 24th February, 1922—see also Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi, page 407) as 
varied by Order of.the Court published in Government Gazette of 14th July, 1922 (22 LG. 
192), is published in accordance with the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 
1912, and the Regulations thereunder, ay 

I’. We KITCHING, ’ 

(No, 3,568.) - Industrial Registray. 
IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 

No. 496. of 1922. : 

Storemen and Packers, Wharf Stores (State) Board. ae 

Application by the New South Wales Interstate Steamship Owners’ Association, 
Industrial Union of Employers. 


Monday, the 13m day of November, 1922. : . “ 
Storemen and Packers, Wharf Stores (State) Award. : 
; Variation. j 


' (Eight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1922.) 
1. Delete clause 1, Ordinary Hours, of the said Award, gazetted 25rd December, 
1921, and substitute therefor the following clause :— 
1, Ordinary Hours. 
The ordinary working hours, exclusive of meal times, shall not exceed 463 per 
week: such hours shall be worked between 8 a.m. and 5.50 p.n., Monday to Friday 
inclusive, and 8 a.m, and 12 noon on Saturday: re, ; . 


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2. Delete from the first paragraph of clause 4, Overtime, of the said Award, the 


following words :— 
“or over eight hours on Monday to Friday and four hours on Saturday, as mentioned 
in clause 1.” : 
3. This variation shall take effect fourteen days after its publication in the Goyern- 
ment Gazette, and shall remain in force thereafter until the 15th day of December, 1923. 
T, ROLIN, 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 














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Mtns | [3461] Industrial Registrar’s Office, . 
a Sydney, 24th November, 1922. 
THE following Order of the Court varying the Award of the Court published in Governrnent Gazette of 
the 18th May, 1921 (19 I.G. 1690), made in and in relation to the industries and callings in respect of 
which the Horticultural and. Garden Employees (State) Board is constituted (constitution published at 
page 1437 of No. 37 of Government Gazette, dated 24th February, 1922— see also Industrial Gazette, 
yol. xxi, page 328) is published in accordance with the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 
1912, and the, Regulations thereunder. 
F. W. KITCHING, 
(No, 3,569.) Z Industrial Registrar, 
IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALKS. 
. No. 503 of 1922. 
ca Horticultural and Garden Employees (State) Board. 
Application by Messrs. Milligan’s Limited, and Messrs. Hillsdon Watts Limited. 
‘ : Monday, the 13th day of November, 1922. 
Horticultural and Garden Employees (State) Award. 
; Variation. 
¥ 1. Delete clause 8, Wages, of the said Award, gazetted 138th May, 1921, ‘and insert in lieu 
» thereof the following clause :— 
” : 3. Wages. 7 
me ‘ The following shall be minimum rates of wages for the classes of labour indicated :— 
- . Per week. 
4 a Weekly hands— £ a. a. 
j Propagators ... ee alee ove ves oad vt AB w 414 0 
bt ; Pruners, budders, grafters, potters, packers of nursery stock, and 
ry ae if ia spaders ose pus eee ooo aoe eee oon vee aoe 4, 6 6 
; Other nursery and garden hands and labourers ,., oo a wv 3 18 0 
Per day. 
; 8. 
Casual labourers ... ees vee ne ih we vee wee LAS TO 
2. Clause 8 of the said Award is varied by clause 3 hereof. 
3. This variation shall take effect fourteen days after its publication in the Government Gazette, 
” and with the said Award, gazetted 18th May, 1921, shall remain in force thereafter for a period of one 
te ¢o lt Wee year. , 
¥ Leave is reserved to employers and employees to apply to the Court for a new Award at any time 


before the expiration of this Award. 
H. R, CURLEWIS, 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 








[3572]. Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
Sydney, 24th November, 1922. 

THE following Order of the Court varying the Award of the Court published in Govern- 
ment Gazette of the 5th December, 1919 (16 I.G. 944) [corrected in Government Gazettes of 
12th December, 1919 (17 1.G. 192), and 19th December, 1919 (17 1.G. 193) |, made in and in 
relation to the industries and callings in respect of which the Gas Meter Makers (State) 
Board is constituted (constitution published at page 1451 of No. 87 of Government Gazette, 
dated 24th February, 1922—see also Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi, page 357), as varied by 
Orders of the Court published in Government Gazettes of 5th November, 1920. (18 1.G. 963), 
and 22nd September, 1922 (22 I.G. 930), is published in accordance with the provisions of 
the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, and the Regulations thereunder, 


FE. W. KITCHING, j 
(No. 3,570.) Industrial Registrar. 
IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
NOG 5887 OL 19227 

oe Gas Meter Makers (State) Board. 
(i Rants {8 Application by James Hurll & Co, Limited of 115 Pitt-street, Sydney. 
) ee e . Friday, the 10th day of November, 1922. 
ee ee iS Gas Meter Makers (State) Award. 
ey ' Variation. 

(Eight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1922.) 


1. Delete clause 2, Hours of Labour, of the said Award, gazetted oth December, 1919, 
ls as varied in Gazette of 22nd September, 1922, and insert the following clause in lieu 


i hig thereof :— 
es C4 : . 2, Hours of Labour. 


ie ee. (a) The ordinary hours of labour shall not exceed 48 in any one week, from 





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i ; ae Monday to Saturday, inclusive. i fi 

nim -* (0) The ordinary hours of labour shall not exceed 8% hours on any ove day, from 

Re * , vey Seis Monday to Friday, inclusive, or 4; hours on Saturday. 

Ae he (c) The ordinary hours of labour shall be worked. between 7.30 a.m. and 6 p.0. 

Pie _ on Monday to Friday, inclusive, and between 7.30 am. and 11.45 a.m. on 

“al Wwe. Saturday, Hest , 
Vase (dd) On Monday to Friday, inclusive, there shall be a break of not less than 


’ minutes between 12 noon and 2 p.m, 


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2. Delete subclauses (a) and (Db) of clause 5, Rates of Pay, of the said Award, as 
varied in Gazettes of 5th November, 1920, and 22nd’ ee. 1922, and- insert the follow- 


by} i 


ing subclauses in lieu thereof: is é 


(a) Gas meter makers and repairers, and drum haiers and repairers 1s. 114d. per i 
hour, when paid by time; when employed on piece-work G44 per cent, above. eR: 
the prices’ set out in the Schedule annexed to this Award.’ : 

(0) Testers shall be paid by time a minimum rate of 1s. 9¢d. per hour; if of un der 
twelye months’ experience 1s. 8+d. per hour, 


3. Phis variation shall take effect fourteen days after its publication in the Govern- 
ment Gazette and shall remain in force thereafter until the 28th day of September, aS Jes be 


ROLIN, 5 
Additional Judge of the cuit of Industrial Arbitration, 











[3573] ; Industrial Registrar's Office, e 
Sydney, 24th November, 1922. 


THE following Order of the Court varying the Industrial Agreement dated 16th. 
September, 1920, filed — the Office of the Industrial Registrar on the 23rd September. 
1920, and numbered 387 (18 I.G. 677), made between the Australian Gaslight Company, 
the North Shore Gab Company: Limited, the Manly Gas Company Limited, and the 
Federated Gas Employees’ Industrial Union, New South Wales Branch, as varied by 
Industrial Agreement between the said parties, dated 20th July, 1921, filed as aforesaid on 
the 19th August, 1921, and numbered 452 (20 1.G. 273), and by Industrial Agreement, dated 
the 18th April, 1922, filed as aforesaid on the 10th June, 1922, and numbered 496 (21 LG. 
1440); and as further varied by Order of the Court published in Government Gazette of ge 
3rd November, 1922, is published in accordance with the provisions of the Industrial . 
Arbitration Act, 1912, and the Regulations thereunder. : 
F, W. KITCHING,. | ae 
(No. 3,573.) Gta Industrial Registrar, a 


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IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. “6 4] 
No. 549 of 1922) .- ’ ° 


Tndustrial Agreement between the Australian Gaslight Company, the North Shove Gas 
Company Limited, the Manly Gas Company Limited, and the Feder ated Gas Employees’ 
Tndustrial’ Union, New South Wales Branch, No. 387. 


Application by the Australian Gaslight Company, the North Shore Gas Company PANGS 
and the Manly Gas Company Limited. 


Monday, the 13th day of November, 1922. 


Industrial Agreement between the Australian Gaslight Company, the North Shore 
Gas Company Limited, the Manly Gas Company Limited, and the Federated 
Gas Employees’ Industrial Union, New South Wales: Branch. 


Variation, 
(Bight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1922.) 


1. Subclause (a) of clause 4, Hours -of Labour, of the said. Agreement, filed 22nd . 
September, 1920, and numbered 387, as varied by Order of the Court published in Govern- 
ment Gazette No. 155 of 3rd November, 1922, is deleted and replaced by clause 2 hereof :—- 


The ordinary working hours of employees who are subject to subclause (@) of 
clause 4, ef the said Agreement, and which were fixed at 44 per week by Proclamations 
under section 18 of the Eight Hours (Amendment) Act. 1920, published in Government | 
Gi vzettes of the following dates and relating to the industries shown : — 


Industry. 7 uy. . . Date of Gazettal. 

ee ' Seat 16 April, 1921, 
Building Trades y7.422.v 586 i RARE ORY GRRL saree § \ 27 May, 1921. : = 
29.5 uly, 1921. F 


y : > 27 May, 1921; 
Plpctrical “Dra dase tes sags Se OA MRR TU thar ese eat Nabe Rae 3 June, 1921. 
: 29 July, 1921. “i 


Gas) Meter. Making 74: 4al Tuba seater ons 4s BF uly done Bus ts 


ane Bey ya 16 April, 1921. 
cea 27 May, 1921. J 
Tt Oils PUL OS ye as Os oye eee gah oad Miles OO erie ar bee 47 June, 1921. > S 
; , i ~~ 29 July, 1921. if aie 


Gag “Makeral inn hee: ike. cost RT WM te te heg ieee ha 31 March, 1922. 


> 


are hereby varied and ‘shall be as foie — ; 
(a) Except where otherwise provided in this Agreement the hours of w ork 
shall be 48 per week, to be worked between 7.30 a.m. and 5 p.m. on Monday to 
Friday (inclusive) *(with one meal break of 45 minutes between 12 noon and 
12.45 p.m.), and between 7,50 a.m. and 1145 a.m. on Saturday; but the hours of 
Coal Telpher men (Mortlake ) and Complaint me (Manly) shall be as mutually’ = 


arranged, n 
e he 


& 2. This variation shall take effect from the 12th as of ‘November, 1922, inclusive, 
: and shall remain in force thereafter until the 80th day of June, 192: fe A 

ROLIN, |. 

Additional Judge of the Bort of Industrial Arbitration, 












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NEWS SOUTH WALES ovunin mT GAZETTE, No. 163, 6285 
ye fseagy- ; ie Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
ae if Sydney, 24th November, 1922, 


THE following Order of the douit varying the Award of the Court, published in Government Gazette 
cme 7 of the 27th February, 1920 (17 LG. 763), made im and in relation td the industries and callings in « 
respect of which the Brickmakers, &. (Cumberland and Country) Board is constituted (constitution ti Ana 

published at page 1438 of No. 37 of Government Gazette, dated 24th February, 1922—see also 
erates ty mot Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi, page 381), as varied by Orders of the Court published in Government 
Pees ia - Gazettes of 29th October, 1920(18 I.G. 914), 10th March, 1922 (21 1.G. 887), 19th May, 1922 (21 LG. 


: roe aie eh, and lith August, 1922 ‘(22 LG. 342), is published in aboprdaice with the provisions of the » 
GPE 22a ae ae Industrial tal Act, 1912, puis the Regulations thereunder. 
Ser, 2. ae F. W. KITCHING, 6 





ES, (No, 3 rue AW . my Industrial Registrar. 


IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES, ; 
No, 515 of 1922. 

Age eae 2h Brickniskers, &c. (Cumberland and Country) Board, 
: ¥ eS vs . Application by the Employers’ Federation of New South Wales, Industrial Union of Pisblovdta’ 
. Monday, the 15th day of November, 1922, 
Makers of Pipes and Terra Cotta (Cumberland) Award) 
. | Variation: 

- (Bight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1922.) age may sh 


_ 1. Delete clause 1, Hours (General), of the said Award, gazetted 27th February, 1920, as varied 
in Gazette of 19th May, ‘1922, and substitute the following clause in lieu thereof :— 


1. Hours (General). 


(a) The hours oF labour shall be 8? per day, Monday to Friday, and 44 on Saturday. They 
shall be worked between the following hours : :—Monday to Friday, 6 a.m. and 6 p.m,; Saturday | 
6 a.m. and 1 p.m. 





: (>) Kash employer shall be entitled to fix the starting hour for his own yard, and to alter it 
= from time to time either by mutual ponent or by posting up in a convenient place in the yard one 


3 rhs _ _week’s notice of alteration. 
e 5 (ce) If a second shift should be employed, the hour of starting and finishing, whether 
. > ' between 6 p.m. and 6 a.m. or not, shall be fixed by the employer, and such second shift saall work 9 


‘hours from Monday to Friday, but shall finish before the Saturday morning shift begins, 
| Nothing in this clause sball apply, to burners. 
; ‘i 2. Delete clause 3, Wages, of the said Award, as varied in Gazettes of 29th October, 1920, 
Be MMT, 10th Mare ch, 1922, 19th May, 19225, and llth August, 1922, and substitute the followi ing clause in Hay 
2 & S. thereof :— 


3. Wages. 
The minimum rates of wages shall be :— Per hour. 
Pipemaking department— fede 
Soaker and claymixer ... obs a ose we oh aes eee L 105 
Pitman ... a as ee es ach ee the ata sed 1 Ik 
Pit foreman... te ane AE (SARs xt zu tg Ye VO 
Pipe machine worker ... —.., ays ibs os 4 Wee mpage hae 8 ¢ 
Pipe machine feeder ... Nie oes PANEL ae se He Lede 
Pipe dresser, trimmer ... Seago tebe a ra ge a ee 8 ae SLO 
Junction sticker ut abi a ay eprelos 
Burners, per shift of eight hous, 15s, 7d. 
Setter... ss Fie aes ae bar eee ee nae AL 
Moulder . iss ne reer iit ae Re Pete haee 1.112 
Man working pan or pulveriser Be Mis as 4 <u bag frees Lbs 
Man who shovels into pan only in an he dks sad Pago 18 
Ring oiler (pipe over Qinches) . ... } eebek (LO) 
Ring oiler, under 21 years, for pipes up to and including 9 inches $8550. E132 
Pipe carrier and general hand AU Sey ae Ee Fae 4 Nase gael; LO 
Presser (air bricks, tiles) ar ae <a es a ‘ae i VELOX 
: Boys under 17 years of age... a “oe iat ter fe ww. O 1025 
Boys 17 years of ageandunderl9 ...  ... id bbe ath kien OL EL 
Boys 19 years of age ... te Et ite Ass toa isd ee’ O2 
' Boys 20 years of age ... Kh eg van 
Boys employed to learn mouldig and janction sticking may be employed 
at the following rates and conditions :— 
18 to l19 yearsofage  .., “ae Sf “tr eae 660 0 11¢ 
; 19 to 20 yearsofage ... ee he oder BEER es 4 25 
-20 to 2 years of age saa a na’ ‘fe tne Fe bre 
Flower pot and terra cotta department— : 
Thrower (pots and terra cotta) peat Ni, ER aR sos [eae dee » 
Flower pot xnachine worker (6 inches and over) : fy ue. apyaiais Galt? 
- Panman and claymaker age ie Ne ie wee use via b EOF 
Boys and youths:— — } 
Under 36 years of age... pe Mae Bs ot y O 5f 
16 yearsofage. ... 0 tei fe tee ve O 6% 
17 years ofage ... Ab ay he's ik aye ae ii, . 8 9% 
18 yearsofage  ... es ee nV rte a fart tn GORA ED 
19 yearsofage ... NG ae Hye Fi We et Cea ae 
20 years ofage ... pe os Ney é 1 25 : 
A Night shift.—Employees on night shift other hn burners shall bs ‘paid 2d. per hour more 
pits “than employees doing similar work on day shift. * 


8. This variation shall take effect fourteen days after publication in the Governinent Gazette, 
ways cand shall remain in force oa am until the 26th day of February, 1923. 


~ ' T. ROLIN. a: ee 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENY GAZETTE, No. 163. 


[3423] Industrial Registrar’s Office, 

. Sydney, 24th November, 1922 
THE following Order of the Court varying the Award of the Deputy Court for the District of New castlo, 
published in Government Gazette of the t4ash May, 1920 (17 I.G., 1085), made in and in relation to the 
industries and callings in respect of which the Brickmakers, &c. (Northumberland) and Roofing Tile- 
makers/ (State) Boards are constituted (constitutions published respectively at pages 1438 and 1539 of 
No. 37 of, Government Gazette, dated 24th Febrnary, 1922—see also Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi, pages 
331 and 882), as varied by Orders of the Court published in Government Gazettes of 4th March, 1921 
(19 I.G., 1257), 23rd December, 1921 (2 I.G., 145), 19th May, 1922 (21 I.G. 1471), and 7th July, 1922 
(22 I. G. 102), is published in accordance with the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, , 
and the Regulations thereunder. 

F. W. LITCHING, ry 

(No. 3,575.) Industrial Registrar. 





IN THe COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. | 
| No. 459 of 1922. COR ie 
Brickmakers, &c. (Northumberland) Board and the Roofisg Tilemakers (State) Board. © é 


Application by the Wallsend Brick and Tile Company and others, members of the Nowcastle-Maitland 
Brickmasters’ Association. 


Wednesday, the 15th day of November, 1922. 


Brickmakers, Makers of Pipes and Terra Cotta and their Assistants, and Roofing Tilemakers and ~ 
their Assistants (Northumberland) Award. yr 


Variation. 
(Hight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1922.) 


1. Delete clauses 1 Hours (General), and 2, Wages in Brickyards, of the said Award, gazetted 
14th May, 1920, as varied in Gazettes of 4th March, 1¥21, 28rd December, 1921, 19th May, 1922, and 
7th July, 1922, and substitute the following clauses in lieu thereof :— 


1, Hours (General). 


(a) Tae hours of labour shall be 8% per day, Monday to Friday, and 44 on Saturday. They 

shall be worked betwee1i the following hours:— ~ 
Except for drawers—Monday to Friday, G a.m. and 6 p.m.; Saturday, 6 a.m. and 1 p.m. 
For drawers—Monday to Friday, 5.30 a.m. and 5.30 p.m.; Saturday, 5.30 a.m andlpm. 

(+) Each employer shali be entitled to fix the starting hour for his own yard, and to ater it 
from time to time either by mutual consént, or by posting up in a convenient place in the yard one 
week’s notice of alteration. 

(c) lf a second shift should be employed thé hour of starting and of finishing, whetier 
between 6 p.m. and 6 a.m. or not, shall be fixed by the employer, and such second shift shall. work 
9 hours from Monday to Friday, but shall finish before the Saturday morning shifs begins. 

Nothing in this clause shall anply to burners, 


2. Wages in Brickyards. 

(a) The minimum rate of wages for time worked in all brickyards shall be :— 
Burners (patent kiln) receiving holidays under clause 5, 15s. 43d. per shift of 8 hours. 
Not receiving such holidays, 15s. 93d. per shift of 8 hours. / 
Burners (other kilns), 1¥s, 10d: per shift of 8 hours. : 

- Per hour. | 


By) 
Setters ... ac oe aay . we 111i 
Drawers {patent kiln) : ioe Pe Bi 8 88 
Olasser (open and dome kilns) ak , : : bee Od LS 
Loader out He ty : ” ia a we 1 103 
Loader out from kiln into trucks bi ia ne ss LA 
Loader out from gravity conveyor into trucks... ase ‘ peg BES 
Machine man ... ‘Se sss Be be wag 1 10% 
Machine man’s assistant  ... oie ae ae *f as Sp seh 
Machine man’s assistant, under 21 years ... che ah aise soe’ D023 
Loftman ue He ie me si alk hs - 1 9% 
Loftman, under 21 years... hi tae soy eons at we OLE 
Panman (working winding gear) ... hed ah iy ms ewes 
Panman or men engaged on crusher, no gear a ie abe » 1 10} 
Panman under 21 years Nett eterna EN Bes aN See ses, a ke es 
Wheeler andyardman , .., ay vee vie eerie aR mre es MO UC 
Coal-wheeler ... ae ‘ ey ae rou tin ee) Hee ite hy 10 

Pit work— 
Foreman at oe : \ : v4 Pa ane © 
Shooter or jumperman : 3 ; ie : vig) ween bea) OF" 
Pitman vee nti cs aig ; , a Ss tee Ll 

Plastic work— 

Presser and moulder x ih y er ees 
Presser’s assistant .., was Pk : dag 1 103 
Cutter-off ‘ fs ; “3 : sta Apt, 20S 
Feeder ... ; ; - wae me Lae 
Off-bearer Me ng 4 ded 16 43 hf 1 103 
Soaker ... Ss as fe : 5 e =i fey bo LOS 
Pit foreman ©... re bak ; f Ne ae tee © y 

Hand yards— : 

Burners, 15s. 10d. per shift of 8 hours. 
Hand moulders Ay, en a AR : «) ARATE 
Clay-getter —... we ie che Ms sae na vas vo | Lo bt 
Yardman and general hand .., Sa hive Ss Wes bee marley 

Boy labour— 

Boys under 17 years of age ... a) pe ae ae see sings MOR 
Boys over 17 years of age ... sou) 04 ned sir SE ae DANO 
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Per hour 
; Silica Brickworks. 8. d. 
-Moulders ae es ike bas Ay es ea Bt A 
Setiers.., ° .. 111% 
Burners” receiving holidays under clause 5, “15s, 4 Sd. per ‘shift of 8 hours. 
Burners not receiving such holidays 15s. os, per shift of 8 hours. f 
Drawers # wt is ai = Speak hay 
Loader out from kilns into trucks ies wa He : as 
_ Wheelers See ct iad ms ae : » Diez 
~ Panman fy, Mins by sisyaroaaie vei oa ae Ao yi aha OR ORE 
Man on crusher iy by va a Pi ete dy Ae 
Carriers off from glove moulders, : juniors tae ne a tes aS Einar 3 
Carriers off from block moulders, juniors ... Foy Ne Sy 8 te 2 O¥G 
1 10% 


. General hands... —.,. ibe are ie ave es oak 


Makers of Pipes and Terra Cotta.: 


“Burners shall work in three shifts of eight hours each, except in cases of sickness or auy 
unforéseen contingency, in which case. two shifts may be worked, ani the minimum rate of wages 
shall be ri 83d. per shift. ; 


Per hour. - 
Pipe Making Department.— 3s. d. 
Soaker and clay mixer He eae ae : its eave R BOS 
Pitman ©) v:) ves Onn soe A SI NARS : ae vege ch wk 
Pit foreman ... we pes. dod asin tise G Sve See ete 
Pipe machine worker | Vis a3 4 ee eas He 84 on BE 
Pipe machine feeder... 3 i ves Sapa sie ACC eis wha LIMOE 
_ Pipe dresser, trimmer ihe wie af bee fe we 1 10 
Junction-sticker nt ve ; b daca Os 
Burners, per shift of 8 hours, 15s, Sd. 
Setter eve ee eee or soe” eee tee ore toe 1 il 
Moulder Bh ae AGT bine s set Sak vs 1 113 
Man working on palvériser a vee oes one tee vas yee ME 
Man who shovels into pan only... ia Ce fe BS eer i LO: 
Ring oiler (pipe over nine inches) ... _ bod bel 
Ring oiler under 21 years, for pipes up to and including nine inches .., 0 1143 
Pipe carrier and general hand bits en He 5 rise + £10 
Presser (air bricks, tiles) Ae oe a es iS 1 10} 
Boys under 17 years of age ... re ae nd w. 0 1075 
Boys 17 years of age and under 19 years of ‘age ee re Ae veo OS TE s 
Boys 19 years ofage ... ele are ves ts ve we TD 055 
Boys 20 years of age . Pe Leak 


Boys employed to learn ‘moulding and junction- sticking may be 
employed at the following rates and conditions :— 


13 to 19 years of age zs is Ac ee as eae OAL Ee 

19 to 20 years of age we ues eee ves (ce see ke 

20 to 21 years of age Ns is “af ARE ee eo Ll 43 

’ Flower- -pot and Terra Cotta Departments— : 
Thrower (pots and terra cotta) Pe rie fet te es" ee a det Dk 
Flower-pot machine worker (6 inches and over) . bie se! ie LO 
-Panman and clay maker =... ws te ox ine ; na LS LOR 
Boys and Youths— 
Under 16 years of uge ei Ni ae se “Be O 5F 
16 years of age Bos aes ae oh dine : 4 0 64 
17 years of age Ne nae areal ee ; a se OOF 
18 years of age ows ee Pe vos ties te : - O14 
19 years of age ae nem ee ras Ne Fe: us Fea WS 
20 yearsofage issih aise se i ae fey 
_ Roofing Tilemakers und their | ' 
Die Moulders ... ae Be F 1 11¢ 
Burners, 15s. 7d. per shift of 8 hours. 

jBotters f2.5 jth. a DANS cen i abn’ Bae awe wee ie Reo ae Hg 
Drawers dhs coe ga waatd We Ness ae ad cal way DLS 
Winchman ... une aye a ae Mes ee {oy a Oe 
'Panman, working winch... ae a geaheeh nes as ots wa pe 

- Panman (no gear) ies hp Vee sue ba ree ae iad: LOs 
Millman __... ans vee sie tee nee pin ee ay Neem ok kOe 
Tile machine man ... sein uN ig wale Niabiata are .. «61 lus 
Tile machine man’s assistant pe Sel ae es M 1 74 
Tile sorter and grader — i. esas ae Sa ht ys eee eRe EY RE 
Pitman yi Aes e a Suh an + pe ASE: 
Pitman soaking and tempering Nee in Boe fey ae ise cena Os 

_ All other adult labour vest Br Ais Bi Roa ee Peppa Oz 


: Note.—Man procuring material for making tiles outside ordinary pits shall be paid pitman’s 
rates of pay. 


Per hour. 

Boy labour— . 8. d. 
14 and under 15 years of age aay As a ti sah O 43 

“15 and under 16 yearsof age —._... Ne me a ay ce OER 68, 
16 and under ‘17 years of age Vise Rut Slee ae BA Kea oak NOE NES 

17 and under 18 yearsof age ws ws ic ilews t's we O 955 

18 and under 19 years of age this a ee >t ae see ae O31OR 
19 and under 20 yearsofage  ... she! a, vie as AA igh ee 

20 and under 21 years ofage —_,,, aeihe Atle he (8 tee Ae LA 


Femiu'e labour— k 
First three months at the rate a £2 6s. 6d. per wiek: thereafter at the rate of £2 9s. 
per week, 


Night shift— : 


ainpleycee, Os akg similar work on day shift. 





Employees on night shift eee ee burners, shall be paid 24. per hour more than 





new SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 163. [EN 0% 1924 


2. Add to a said Award after sina 16 the following new clause 16a :— 
16a. Smoke-Ohs. 
Employees engaged in brickmaking shall be allowed au interval of 73 minutes in the morning and 


‘74 minutes in the afternoon as part of the working time as Smoke-oh. 


3. This variation shall take effect from the 8th day of December, 1922, inclusive, and shall remain 


in force thereafter until the Ist day of April, 1923. 
T. ROLIN, . 
Additional J udge of the Court of thdsaisial Arbitration. 


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[34.42] “pee : Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
Sydney, 24th November, 1922. 


THE following Order of the Court varying the Award of the Court published in Government Gazette of 
the 7th May, 1920 (17 £.4. 1092), made ia and io relation to the industrigs. aud callings in respect of 
which the Roofing Tile Makers (State) Board is constituted (constitution published at page 1439 of No. 
37 of Government Gazette, dated 24th February, 1922—see also Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi, page 332), 
as varied by Orders of the Court published in Government Gazettes of 8th October, 1920 (18 I.G. 917), 
29th October, 1920 (18 I.G. 918), llth February, 1921 (19 1.4, 668,), 2ad December, 1921 (20 I.@. 


1089), 3rd March, 1922 (21 £.G. 899), 19th May, 1922 (211.4. 1474), and 11th August, 1922 (22 1.G. 


345), is published i in accordancs with the provisions be the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, and the 
Regulations thereunder. 
; F. W. KITOHING, 
(No, 3,566.) Industrial Registrar. 
IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. . 
No. 499 of 192 2, 
-Roofing Tile Makers (State) Board. 
Application by the Employers’ Federation of New South Wales, industrial tilbi of Employers. 
Wednesday, the 15th day of November, 1922. 
Roofing Tile Makers (Cumberland) Award. 
Variation. 
(Eight-Hours (Amendment) Act, 1922). 


1. Delete clauses 1 Wages, 2 Hours of Labour, and 4 Overtime, of the said Award, gazetted 7th 
May, 1920, as varied in Gazettes of 8th October, 1920, 29th October, 1920, 1ith February, 1921, 2nd 
December, 1921, 3rd March, 1922, 19th May, 1922, and 11th Augast, 1922, and substitute in lieu thereof 





. 


the following clauses :-— ‘ 
1. Wages. 
The following shall be the minimum rate of wages :— Per hour. 
Suds 
Die moulder . or aes vii Ae oui Peis Fea & 
Burners, Lis. bd. per ‘shift of eight hours. 
Setters ta 3 §; ay USNs fauna uae oa 1 113 
Drawers Al ate ae Md vee KAY Pe s8 1 113 
Winchman ... Ay cee Re an 5 1 10% 
Panman, working ipinete a oN ey fie aes im: Wei ay ee 
Panisen, (no gear) ... ee a ee: au Ree aN ces et 1 OL 
Millman an ve ee re an fee bs db AF piitecco atte ede OS 
Tile machineman... rie oe wie Fi ba di sereead dT 
Tile machineman’s pscistant ? de ae a Ae Bp ailays 1 7 
Tile sorter and grader oe aa Bae ea se oie LN Oe 
Pitman Me sp ae AR ris sue PAE 
Pitman, soaking and tempering clay i in pit ae eles ook vay eiteek er Oe 
Sorters ake se ta area ee ese ¢ 1 304 
Truck or dray ‘loaders Being he Be sa tog ves os ate dou Oe 
Wheelers... ie ie sags th Os 
Fine cleaners and ash wheelers, whilet so engaged et se if Be frail Ee me 
Yard cleaners He xa at 1 7% 


Nore.—Man prosuring iaubatindse fos alia tiles outside the ordinee 'Y, nike 
ethall be paid pitman’s rate of pay. 


a Boy labour— 

14 and under 15 years of Bee da, ae Uys ine ve) oy ise 455 

15 and under 16 years of age .. ie ie Be ao wie « O 655 

16 and under 17 years of Bee nee ie bx ee Sa iP porgear toe eure f 5 

‘17 and under 18 years of age. ae Sr ee Me Ey OI Cra @ Rees Yo og 

18 and under 19 years of 4 age . ee hy ae ee ite eh sO, LOsBs 

19 and under 20 years of age. is ee A ABS ie Bere Micpl ee 
20 and under 21 years of age .. ie MD ia oe ig st hi al ee 

; Per week. 

Female labour— / te isthe 
First three months at the rate of ... ie ane eee: Vey Moe: Hels 
Thereafter at the rate of... lee pe niet Be an ae Te. 


2. Hours of Labour. 

(a) The hours of dabeny shall be 48 per week, worked 8% hours Monday to Friday, and 41 
hours on + pene They shall be worked between the following hours : Monday to Friday, 7 
a.m. and 5 p.m.; Saturday, 7 a.m. and 12 noon, Not less than three-quarters of an hour per day — 
to be a!lowed for meals, Saturday éxcepted. 

(6) Each employer shall be entitled to fix the starting time for his own yard, aud to alter it 
from time to time, either by mutual consent or by posting in a conve sient pee in the yard one 
week’s notice of alteration. 

‘This clause shall not apply to burners. 

4, Overtime. 


All time worked in excess of eight and three-quarter hours *onday to Friday,.and four and 
a quarter hours on Saturday, shall be deemed overtime, wad seu. be paid at the rate of time and 
a half. This shall not apply to burners. 
2 This variation shall take effect fourteen days after publication in the Government Gazette, and 
shall remain in force'thereafter until the 2 ith day of August, 1923. 
T. ROLIN, 


Additional Judge of the Oourt of Industrial Arbitratioa. 


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ie ae oO a ey, ‘Industrial Registiar’s Office, 
‘Fi coe ? Sydney, 24th November, 1922. 


THE Eilesiae Order of the Court varying the Rey of the Court, published in Government Gere. 
‘of the 12th March, 1220, (17 [.G. 74¥), made in and in relation to the industries and callings in respect. 


a eon pe eS of. which the Buick nis or, &e. (Cumberland and Country) Board is corstituted (constitution published 
Sx > at page 1488 of No. 87 of Government Gazette, dated 24th February, 1922—see also Industrial Gaz-tte, 
vol. xxi, page 331), as varied by Orders of the Court publishes in Government Gazettes of 19th 
‘ November, 1920 (ISI G, 968), 23rd December, 1921 (2) 1 1.@.142), 19th May, 1922 (21 I.G. 1463), and 
7th duly, 1922 (22 TG. 95), is published in accordance with the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration 
Ast, 1912, and the Regulations thereunder. 
Fs W. KITCHIN G, 





Peo (No. 3574.) » Industrial Registrar. 
oF eS 

3 ey Saaeay ; IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
ee: 3%. | No. 458 cf 1922. | 


Brickmakers, &c, (Cumberland and Country) Board. 
Application by the Illawarra Fire Clay and Brick Company Limited, and others. 
j Wednesday, the 15th day of November, 1922. 
Epekmaker and Assistants (Bulli and Woonona) Award. 
° : Variation. 
(Bight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1922.) | 


1. Delete clauses 1, Hours (General), and 2, Wages in Brickyards, of the said Award, ces 
» 12th March, 1920, as varied im Gazettes of 19th November, 1920, 28rd December, 1921, 19th May, 192 
and 7th J uly, 1922, and substitute the following clauses in ‘lieu thereof :— 


1. Hours (General). 


_ (a) The hours of labour shall be 82 per day, Monday to Friday, and 4h on Saturday. They 
shall be worked between the following hours :— 

Except for drawers.—Monday to Friday, 6 a.m. and 6 p.m.; Saturday, 6 a.m. and 1 p, im. 

For drawers.—Monday to Friday, 5.80 a.m. and 5.30 p.m. ; Saturday, 5.30 a.m. and 1 p.m. 

(b) Each employer shall be eutitled to fix the starting hour for his own yard, and to alter it 
from time to time, either by mutual consent, or by posting up in a convenient place in the yard 
one week’s notice of alteration. 

(c) Ifa second shift should be employed the hour of starting and of finishing whether 
tA between 6 p.m, and 6 a.m. or not, shall be fixed by the employer, and such second shift shall work 
9 hours from Monday to Friday, but shall finish before the Saturday morning shift begins, 

N lothing in thie clause shall apply to burners. 


Js 





2. Wages in Brickyards. 3 


(a) The minimum rate of wages for time worked in all brickyards shall be :— 

mS Burners (patent kiln) receiving holidays under clause 5, 15s. 4¢d. per shift of 8 hours. 
vs . ; Not receiving such holidays, 15s. 94d. per sbift of 8 hours. 

Burners (other kilns), 15s. 10d. per shift of 8 hours. ¥ 


Per hour. 





, { Si cO, 
Setters ... © ree eh “Ae 45 ie aye a Keen ab We) 
Drawers (patent kiln)” a Ln Ve te 205 Reales mare eet: deel Bs 
3  Classer (open and dome pty 2. eg ee Le Nig: 
» a ja Loader out Ae 7% ny): Se he he ee ede ves tl DO 
Machine man .., 46 \ wee Ne iby th beak LOR 
Machineman’s assistant a ad ey sid eh Neer. oh. Be 
Machineman’s assistant under 2i years Ls Ole 
» Doftman... ved baa gan oe ve seat Metesey Le OS 
Loftman, under 21 years fee aa tee as ics we eo ts Bes 
Panman (working wieding gear) __... <a 4 a vey Eke 
Panman, or men engaged on erusher (no pear) Ke aes ide et LTO 
Panman, under 21 years ate Neg es yen 1 0% 
Wheeier and yerdaae. ioe oe sci a’ ab BN ie 1 104 
5; Coal-wheeler ... ved a eve ie a ay aks Ae 1.104 
Pit work— 
Foreman ws a Pe ae o nt aad cago Lt 
_ Shooter or jamperman ste is be bis ee ne 2 OL 
_ Pitman ... Daeg sai ee ie sve Ase see ads aye 1114 
Plastic vyork— ‘ 
Presser and moulder ... As ae a es BAS ay are ee 
- Pressers’ assistant ka! ah Sar ae ee tee as 
Cutter-off we na Be ses rth ye sabitemtietes Ne SROs 
' Feeder ... ie “i oa ie rah We as f3 se Ma oe 
Off-bearer AG oh Da a ve ey time a ee: ey Wa 0 
Soaker ... Me aes abe ise bss ie ah Ses sae, eee EOF 
Pit foreman .,. as Ape hb mie: bad ih RE Nee Pama elie e sto 


a Hand yards— - 
-’ Burnera, 15s. 10d. ee shift of 8 hours. 


Hand moulders.. alas Ate Bee Sy Sie to eretammeat thy b LS: 
Clay-getter ode ofA BF as a0 Hoe eure ele 
Yardman and general hand %, ay os ee: 1 103 
‘Boy labour— A. 
Boys under 17 years of age ise és i cya geek eh 2 we 0 104 
Over 17 years of age ... 13°20 


_ Night shift. —Employees on night shift other than burners shall be paid 2d. per liour more 
than employees doing similar work on day shift. 


2. Add to the said Award after clause 16 the following new clause 164 :— 
16a, Smoke-Ohs., 


An interval of 7} minutes in the morning and 74 minutes in the afternoon shall be allowed 
as part of the working time as Smoke-oh, 


8, This variation shall take effect from the 8th day of December, 1922, memive, and shall 
remain in force thereafter until the 25th day of February, 1923. 


T. ROLIN, 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration, 





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6290 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 163, [£4 Nov,, 1993 














[8484]. Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
Sydney, 24th November, 1922. 


THE following Order of the Court varying the Award of the Court published in Government Gazette of 
the 19th March, 192) (17 I.G. 986) [corrected in Government Gazette of 9th April, 1929 (17 I.G. 
941], made in and in relation to the industries and callings in respect of which the rickmakers, &c. | 
(Cumberland and Ccuntry) Board is constituted (constitution published at page 1438 of No. 37 of 
Government Gazette, dated 24th February, 1922—see also Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi, page 331), as 
varied by Orders of the Court publisbed in Gorernment Gazettes of 23rd April, 1920 (17 I.G@. 1086) ; 
9th July, 1920 (18 I.G. 339) ; 8th October, 1920 (18 I.G. 733); 24th October, 1920 (18 I.@. 909) ; 
[corrected in Government Gazette of 3rd December, 1420 (18 L.G. 1304)]; 23rd December, 1921 (21 
L.G. 143), 19th May, 1922 (21 I.G. 1464), and 7th July, 1922 (22 I.G. 96), is published in ‘accordance 
with the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, and the Regulations thereunder. 


F, W. KITCHING, 
(No, 3,57.) Industrial Registrar. 





IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
No. 457 of 1922, 
Brickmakers, &c, (Cumberland and Country) Board. 


Application : the Metropolitan Brick Company Limited, New South Wales Brick Company Limited, 
and others, Members of the Brickmasters’ Association. 


Wednesday, the 15th day of November, 1922. 
Brickmakers and Assistants (Cumberland) Award. 
Variation. 

(Eight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1922.) 


1, Delete clauses 1, Hours (General), and 2, Wages in Brickyards, of the said Award, gazetted 
19th March, 1920 (corrected in Gazette of 9th April, 1920), as varied in Gazettes of 8th October, 
1920, 29th October, 1920, 8rd tecember, 1920, 23rd December, 1921, 19th May, 1922, und 7th July, 
1922, and substitute the following clauses in lieu thereof :— 


_ 1. Hours (General). 


(a) The hours of labour shall be 8% per day, Monday to Friday, and 44 on Saturday. 
They shall be worked between the following hours :— 
Except for drawers—Monday to aay, 6 a.m. and 6 p.m., Saturday, 6 a.m. and 1 p.m. 
For drawers—Monday to Friday, 5°30 a.m. and 5.30 p.m. ; Saturday, 5,30 a.m. and 1 p.m. 
(6) Each employer shall be entitled to fix the starting hour for his own yard, and to alter it 
from time to time either by mutual consent or by postiog up in a convenient place in the yard one 
week’s notice of alteration. 


(c) Ifa second shift should be employed the hour of starting and of finishing, whether 
betweer 6 p.m. and 6 a.m. or not, shall-be fixed by ths employer, aud such second shift shall work 
9 hours from Monday to Friday, but shall fiaish before the Saturday morning shift begins. 

Nothing in this clause shall apply to burners. 


2. Wages in Brickyards, 


(a) The minimum rate of wages for time worked in all brickyards shall be :— 
Burners (patent kiln) receiving holidays under clause 5, 15s. 4$d. per shift of & hours. 
Not receiving such holidays, 16s. 92d. per shift of 8 hours, 
Burners (other kilns), 15s. 10d. per.shift of 8 hours. | 


Per hour, 
Hii ft 
Setters .. qs asl vee ace shes Bae das tee Pek LL 
Drawers (patent kiln) ss by em te a ais ap PSU NEALSS Bef 
Jlassers (open and dome kilns) tite hes cae a. ee), wee oD 214 
Loader-out ... aes ive Nets mbes ae we es nS 104 
Machineman ... ay Ae ie A i oe WA 10% 


Machineman’s dasiatans 


Machineman’s assistant, under 21 years ia Te stig she 034 
Loftman = See Hers a te es rh wee 93 
Loftman, under 21 years ao ay vee 1 ps bt “ot 

Panman (working winding gear) a ys tas 14 
Panman or men engaged on crusher, no gear ae a ee 10 


Panman under 2! years 
Wheeler and hone 


Bee HE HORE eee 
— ; 
—_ 
phe 


Coal-wheeler ... 104 
Pit work— , 
Foreman ve nee eee ah mee le aa Hy Hames Piya 2 
Shooter or jumperman Ne a4 qe ie re ee senor 
Pitman re a Ll 
Plastic work— 
Pressey and moulder .,, ai Ree aut aA he Ras wahoo 2g Ae 
Presser’s assistant a ee tien a, ae Ws Seoul Ma LOLs 
Cutter- off 26 Pa ee wi Naa ae sas ih (es2 ek SLO 
Feeder .., "114 
Off-bearer ACE an yh He Sah aa bes 1 104 
Soaker ... ih aS bid Gi Bt as are mT 1 104 7 
Pit foreman ... a ay Ys ant i, fey oe Bin Le 
Hand yards— 
Burners, 15s. 10d. per shift of 8 hours. k 
Hand moulders Ae 5A hes We wn a . 1113 
Clay-getter ... oo vee aoe ove Wy, SP eee 
Yardman and general ‘hand . es eee maa soe ne ses L 103 
Boy labour— 
Boys under 17 years of * Ee tee is ass vas abe tee ... O 10} 
Over 17 years of age . at a aa oes ves one rhe Dea) 
Sandlime Bricks— 
Presser or taker off ...  ~ se as hye ees Fh en cay, SLL 
Presser’s assistant  ... nae bs ines ie oho nie vor Ue FO 
Pitman or sandman .,,, vate ae ies at AS nee Rote! Naki keg 
Tube mill feeder ie nee et ioe us ies Ap eee 2 Lie 
Lime grinder .., ON oP Ae ane tea BIT es re ee LOe 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 163 6291 












N Night shift. —Employees on night shift, other than burners, shall be paid 2d. per hour 
more than employees doing similur work on day ehift, 


Ate The Rares rates apply to the New South Wales State Brickworks only :— 


Per hour, 
: Ba Ce 
Mani working indine gear, not covered by any Pens wee ie te butOs 
_ Kiln cleaner Re sae Live wae Hes ch Le 
_ Man unloading coal oe trucks ae PON SEL OR UE, «Oe atic isis en LOS 
Pit work— i % tye i , 
Man working maantie Grilles cite linet ay +s He Dee alco my or Om ' 


2, Add to the said Award after clause 16 the following new clause 164 :— 


16a. Smoke-Ohs. 


_ . An interval of 7} minutes ia the morning and 74 minutes in the afternoon shall be allowed 
as part of the working time as Smoke-oh. , 


bot. 3. This variation shall take effect from the sth day of December, 1922; inclusive, and shali 
ar remain in force thereafter uatil the 25th day of February, 1928. ~ ; 


T. KOLIN, 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arhiteatapry 





i : pect: : : as iS Eee ‘Industrial Rewisirar's Office, 
‘6 4S : Sydney, 24th November, 1922. 


THE following Order of the Court varying, the Industrial Agreement dated 380th 

ures September, 1920, filed in the Office of the Industrial Registrar on the 22nd December, 1920, 
and numbered 412 (19 1.G. 93), made between the City of Newcastle Gas and Coke Com- 
pany Limited and the Federated Gas Employees’ Industrial Union, New South Wales 
Branch, as varied by Industrial Agreement between the said parties, dated 17th August, 
4921, filed as aforesaid on the 22nd September, 1921, and numbered 462 (20 I.G. 450), and 
by Industrial Agreement dated the 10th May, 1922, filed as aforesaid on the 26th September, 
1922, and numbered 515 (22 1.G. 857), and as further varied by Order of the Court published 
in Government Gazette of 3rd November, 1922, is published in accordance with the provi- 
sions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, and the Regulations thereunder, . 





S eh : ORY KF. W. KITCHING, 
; ; es a . Industrial Registrar. 





af aN Pama COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION. NEW SOUTH WALES. 
ta LF vs. A Ge ‘ ; No. 550) of 1922. 


Industrial Agreement between the City of Newcastle Gas and Coke Company Limited, and 
; abu r nt e the Federated Gas Employees’ Industrial Union, New South Wales Branch, No. 412. 


\ 
t 


Application by the City of Newcastle Gas and Coke Company Limited. 
’ vite ; Monday, the 13th day of November, 1922 





















vera ene between the City of Newcastle Gas and Coke Company Limited 
and the Federated Gas Employees’ Industrial Union, New South Wales Branch. 


) ar oe _ Variation. 
_ (Eight Hours. (Amendment) Act, 1922.) 


1. Subclause (a) of clause.4, Hours of Labour, of the said Agreement, filed 22nd 
December, 1920, and numbered 412 as varied by Order of the Court published in Govern- 
ment Gazette No. 155 of 8rd November, 1922, is deleted and replaced by clause 2 hereof !— 


2. The ordinary working hours of: employees who are subject to subclause (a) of 
clause 4 ‘ef the said Agreement, and which. were fixed at 44 per week by Proclamations . 
under section 13 of the Eight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1920, published in Government 
Gazettes of the following dates and relating ae 

. Industry, Date of Gazettal. 


SE pea oN, (at 





Butittaeer rads ai vos sk ea as Mure Os vas ats 27 May, 1921. 
3: rere 29 July, 1921, 


iS 3 i: preci: os Ve / (297 May, 1921. 
ee Electrical) rae wakes sowhe noeh Wile he ce geass of ‘3 June, 1921. 
. FX. < 29 July, 1921. 


16 April, 1921. 

he eR eR, geen 27 May, 1921. 

TROD Trades ie iron selene eee ee os Sap AN See, vices 17 June, 1921. 
; 29: July, 1921. 


Gas REARGRS 044s i 'e,. bso thine cates es Sha orc We sitar gta ea 31 March, 1922, 
Aa ' ure :ookinee varied and shall be as tollow a: — 


‘4 (a) Except where otherwise provided in this Agreement, the hours of work 
oe mans shall be 48 per week, to be worked between 7.30 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday to Friday 

. (inclusive) (with one meal break of 45 minutes. between. 12 noon and 12.45. p.m.) 
and between 7.380 a.m. and 11.45 a.m. Saturday, 






$a ae . This variation shall take effect from the 12th day of November, 1922, inclusive, 
ee Sie and ena remain in force thereafter until the 30th day of June, 1923.. 
ai aaa : 
isl . ao | e T. ROLIN, 
, Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 


> 


NEW SOUTS WALES. GovanNMENT GAZETTE, Wo. 163 : sorte 


[3570] uo en kaha Industrial . Rowistrai 8 Office, 
x Sydney, 24th Nove mber, 1922 


THE following: Order a the Gourt varying. the ; meni of the Court published in Rein 
ment Gazette, of the 3rd September, 1920 (18 LG. 508), made in and in relation to the 
industries and callings in respect. of bari the Bag and Sack Repairers -(State) Board is 
constituted -(eonstitution published at page 1489 ef No. 37 of Government Gazette, dated 
24th February, 1922—see also Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi, page.332), asvaried by Orders 
of the Court published in Government Gazettes of 19th November, 1920 (18;1.G. 919), and 
Gth January, 1922 (21.1.G. 148), is published in accordance with the-provisions of the 
Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, oe ig Regulations aes <. 
Betas hala? WO RITOHING; 
(MO. 3,571.) yt Se ice ’ Tndustrial Registrar, 


* 


IN THE COURT Or INDUSTRIAL ARBI TRATION, NEW SOUTH ‘WALES.. 
No. 584 of 1922 
Bagand Sack ftepiutr ers eState) Board: ; 


Application by T. Smith and Company Limited, the Colonial Sugar Retna Batany 
Limited, C. G. Dunn Walker and Company, and other Hmployers. 


Friday, the 10th day of November, 1922, 
Bag and Sack Repairers (State) Doge 
Variation. 


1. Delete clauses 6, R ates of Pay (Males) and 8, Piece-work Rates, of the said Award, 
gazetted 8rd September, 1920, as varied in Gazettes of 19th November, 1920, -and 6th 
eanuary, 1922, and substitute the following clauses in lieu ‘thereof :— 


6. Rates of ‘Pay (Males). 


Adults: Per week. 
: fess, odd 
ordinary Wer eo 2 nak eh ee awe he ge eae aU Fee aA) 
Packé?s “dnd Sécond-tlass "sorters ..o. 6. eee eee ee Toone tery ee el ee 
‘First-class SORES ie dan oe sar igbial esp An Rt Siar Rha in! bos: eave Rac’ aia aimee aie cae maa 4A 7 6 
‘Boys: 
Under ET POR TSG ERM Sy ees ig GSN a groan, Whe aed alge akpras ae Oe EL AS 29 
Under 17 ‘years of age—brushing ' crates spas Or outed acer ta Bauer 262 9 


Definition—A_ first-class»sorter shall be a man who classifies bags peat to 
their class and quality. 

If ‘any dispute arise between the employer and employee as to what class of 
sorter the employee belongs the dispute may’ be’referred to the Court for determination. 


8. Piece-work Rates. 
Per dozen. / 


_d. 
‘Repairing bags by’ WANG (os cowre's'6 ane Mirai sr aiciet ame wince ulin Geek eee NS ate ; “Ee, 
Hepatriay sas Dy mn Gaile (<2 4 <arenek Ninh pe Areas stie Se mala bora es parece 
HSraniitis VEOPS, heii sain wie Sd os ieconip es Beas piesa, oe mtn 2 vip ewe nore erent te a. Ware 
Examining, repairing, and’ counting Gs pistes og Bayliss wid WEES Bette hie Sacer ‘4 
‘Where employed by the Colonial Sugar Refining Company Limited . oO) 


. This variation shall take effect” fourteen days after publication in the Government f 


Gaus and shall remain-in force thereafter until the 2nd September, 1923. 


GEO.’S. “BEEBY, 
Additional Judge of the Panes, of Industriat Arbitration. 

















CONTENTS. mp iar | ( “FON TENTS. -- _ PAGE 

lamations es 6193 | Quarter Sessions... Gch gh aes sos | 6224 
| a popreceny ee Act, 1919-=Notices under ide «.. 6194 | “Notice to Lay Service Pipes, Bova _ ee 6224 
Appointments, &. .. vee Gas reed ON Ve ieee ‘Tendérs 4 a Sits as .-. 6226 
Government Notices nies mI Z, ... 6796.1 Shires and Municipalities—Notice onder a 39. 022.7 
‘Water Act, 1912—Notieces under... - .. 6221 | Auctioneers Licenses—Annual Meetings of J pabites .» |», 6228 
Water Conservation and Irrigation ” Commission Mines Department Notices a a oy ... 6230 

Notices under ... ue gis ... 6222 | Lands Department Notices AY & bal wee 6235 

Real Property Act— Notice under. ead Sele ... 6222 | Private Advertisements .. con nae »» 6269 
Officiating Ministers—Notices under... ES .« 6222 | TImpoundings Bee a7 fete us ches ee + 6280 
Qyster Culture Leases .. .» 6223 | Industrial Notices ... nd We ~ a SS. . O252 
Government Railways—Applications for Positions ... 6223 
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SPECIAL GAZETTE UNDER THE “PUBLIC SERVICE 


ACT, 1902.” 
pace 
APPOINTMENTS. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has approved of the follow- 


- ing appointments :— 


DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION. 


Miss Alice Margaret Boland, on probation for twelve 


months; to be Fifth Instructor, Industrial School 
for Girls, Parramatta,—to take effect as from 
19h June, 1922. ian 

Miss Edith Jean Hall, on probation for twelve months, 
to be Sixth Instructor, Industrial School for Girls, 


r Ao a ile sak take effect as from 25th August, 
1 ig : ; 


Miss Dorothy Eva Ann Hermanson, on probation for 
twelve months, to be Seventh Instructor, Indus- 


trial School for Girls, Parramatta,—to take effect 


as from 25th August, 1922. 


Miss Anna Constance Richmond, Tracer, Architect’s 
Branch, Department of Public Instruction. (Con- 
firmation.) 


Miss Sylvia Daphne Coburn, Shorthand-writer and 
Typist, Department of Public Instruction. (Con- 
firmation.) — 





FRIDAY, 24 NOVEMBER. | “Pees. 





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€SLONIAL TREASURER’S DEPARTMENT, 


_ Captain Alexander Sangster, as Deputy Superintendent 


and Harbour Master, Supervisor of, Explosives. 
and Officer-in-Charge, Harbour and Tonnage Rates. 
Act, for the port of Neweastle,—from 13th Novem- 
bar, £922. 

GEORGE. W. FULLER, Premier. 


DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. 


Mr. Vaughan Joseph Malley, to be Junior Clerk, De- 


partment of Public Works, on probation fer six 
months,—from Ist November, 1922. 
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. - 
Mr. Arthur Auckland, to be. Clerk, on probation for six 
months,—to take effect from Ist August, 1922. 
Mr.. Leonard Judd,-Senior Agricultural Instructor, te 


be Farm Manager, Grade III,—from 6th Decem- 


ber, 192.1. 


DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 


“Mr. Stephen Hildebrand Patrick Donnelly, Crown Land 


Agent for the Land District’ of Gunning, to be 
Crown Land Agent for the Land District of Gun- 
dagai,—from 2nd October, 1922 (Min1. 1922-5987). 


GEORGE. W. FULLER, Premier: 
(Nots.—This notice is in lieu of that which-appeared 


in Government Gazette No, 161 of the 17ti November, 
1922). 


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DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE. 


Mr. William Kirby HWarls, Assistant Clerk of Petty Ses- 
sions, Kogarah, to be Clerk of Petty Sessions, Hill- 
ston,—from 17th November, 1922; also to be District 


Registrar in Bankruptcy at Hillston (to act only, 


at sueh times as the Police Magistrate is unable to 
perform the duty), Registrar of Births, Deaths, 
and Marriages for the District of The Lachlan, 
at Hillston, and Assistant Registrar, at Hillston, 
of the District Court, Hay,—from same date. 

Mr. Edward Heathcote, to be Clerk, on probation for 
Six months, Crown Solicitor’s Office——from Ist 
June, 1922. 

Miss Bertha Wrederica Long, to be Shorthand-writer 
and Typist. on probation for six months, Licenses 
Reduction Board,—from 28rd October, 1922. 

Mis Muriel May Cooper, to be Shorthand-writer and 
Typist, on probation for six months, District Court 
Office, Sydney.—from 29th May, 1922. 

Mis Muriel Vida Benson, to be Shorthand-writer and 
Typist, on probation for six months, Crown Solici- 
tor’s Office,—frem ist, June, 1922. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has approved of the following ap- 
pointments :— é 

Mr. Joseph John Dominic Fernon, Crown Land Agent, 
Warialda, to be also Clerk of Petty Sessions at 
that place, vice Mr, A. Ayling, transferred, —from 
1st November, 1922; also to be District Registrar 
in Bankruptcy at Warialdas (to act only at such 
times as the Police Magistrate is unable to per- 
form the duty), Registrar of Births, Deaths, and 
Marriages fer the District of Moree, at Warialda, 
and Assistant Registrar at Warialda, of the Dis- 
trict Court, Moree,—from same date. 

Mr. Norman Shaw Holden, Crown Land Agent, Dune- 
doo, to be also Clerk of Petty Sesisons at that 
place, vice Mr. J. J. D, Fernon, transferred,—tfrom 
2nd November, 1922; also to be District Registrar 
in Bankruptcy at Dunedoo (to act only at such 
times as the Police Magistrate is unable to perform 
the duty), and Assistant Registrar of Births, 
Deaths, and Marriages for the Districts of Ry!l- 
stone, Wellington, and Gunnedah, at Dunedoo,— 
from same date. 

Mr. Leonard Roy Saul, Crown Land Agent, Barmed- 
man, to be also Clerk of Petty Sessions at that 
place, vice Mr. BE. J. Smith, transferrel,——from 1st 
November, 1922; also to be District Registrar in 
Bankruptcy at Barmedman (to act only at such 
times as the Police Magistrate is unable to per 
form the duty), and Assistant Registrar of Births, 
Deaths, and Marriages for the District of Grenfell, 
at Barmedman,—from same date. 

Mr. Clarence Howie, Relieving Clerk of Petty Sessions, 
to act as Clerk of Petty Sessions, Armidale, pend- 
ing the appointment of a successor to Mr. E. M, 
Cohen, on leave, prior to retirement.—from 21st 
November, 1922; also to act as District Registrar 

in Bankruptcy at Armidale (to act only at such 
times as the Police Magistrate is unable to perform 
the duty), Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Mar- 
riages for the District of Armidale, at Armidale, 
Registrar of the District Court, Armidale, and 
Registrar of the Court of Review at that place 
under the Land avd Income Tax Assessment Act, 
1895, and Regulations thereunder,—irem the same 
date. 

Mr. Charles Joseph Rooney, Clerk, Petty Sessions Office, 
Newcastle, to act as Clerk of Petty Sessions, Went- 
worth, vice Mr. M. S. Meagher, transferred, and 

' pending permanent arrankements,—from the date 
of commencing duty: also to act as Registrar of 
Births, Deaths, and Marriages for the District of 
Wentworth, at Wentworth, Registrar of the Dis- 
trict Court, Wentworth, and Registrar of the Court 
of Review at that place under the Land.and In- 
come Tax Assessment Act, 1895, and Regulations 
thereunder,—from the same date. 





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DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION. \ 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has approved of the ap- 
pointments of the undermentioned Teachers to the 
schools and positions specified in connection with 
their respective names :— 


SECONDARY ScHOooL APPOINTMENTS. 


Assistant Masters.—Mr: George EB. John, from Fort- 
street (section 44), to Grafton High; Mr. ‘William R. 
Brown to Tamworth eh. ie 


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Assistant Mistresses.—Miss Margaret M. Hossack 
to Broken Hill; Miss Ethelwyn Potts to. Wollongong 
High. 

Punter Staff.—Mr. Lincoln B. Hall to Parramatta 
High; Miss Mona D. Herd to Forbes Intermediate ; 


‘Mr, Douglas W. Milne to Wollongong High. 


Permanent Secondary Assistant.—Mr. William Kk. 
Smith, from Cowra Intermediate (section 44), to Cowra 
Intermediate. 

Temporary Secondary Assistants.—Mr. L. A de 
Noskowski to Cleveland-street Intermediate; Miss 


| Doris Tilley to Bowral Intermediate; Mr. F. J. Jarvis 


to North Sydney Intermediate High; Mr. Ll. Whit- 
field to North Sydney Intermediate ; Miss M:. C.” 
Terrey to Singleton Intermediate High; Mr. Maynard 
Charlton to Taree Intermediate. 
Hise ee M. S. Boag to’ Wollongong 
igh 
Asccitan’. —Miss. A. M, Ellis to Bega District. 


Primary ScHoon APPOINTMENTS. 


Teachers.—Miss I. M. Petith to Bald Nob; Mr. 
Alfred E. Hocking to Flowerdale; Mr. Ernest Bray 
to Barham Sawmills; Mr. Thomas Christie to Puca- 
wan; Mr. Hercules Crouch to Bulliac; Mr. Alex. J. 
Whitney to Repentance Creek; Miss ‘Irene Pitts to. 
Kockibitoo; Mr. Edward Jackson to Jones’ Island 
(relieving); Mr. William Underwood to Marlee; Miss 
Irene Price-Pontifex to Oxton; Miss Ada Sackett to 
Gibraltar; Miss Annie Sweeney to Fern Lawn; Miss 
David J. 
Buchan to Tilva (relieving); Miss Florence E. Butler 
to Mildil; Mr. Eugene Kelly to Milroy; Mr. Percy 
G. Murray to Gobbabaula. 

Assistants.—Miss Elizabeth Glennan to -Daceyville; 
Miss E. E. Arter to North Sydney; Mr. Patrick J. 
Callinan to Randwick; Miss Lydia Murray to Yerong 
Creek; Miss Myrtle Nankervis to Shepardstown; Mr. 
—D’ Arey Meek to Merrylands; Miss Alice Turner to 
Finley; Miss Thora Edgar to Fort-street; Miss Mary 
Rawcliffe to Leichhardt; Miss Stella Shropshire to 
Bega; Miss Janet Pitt to Ulmarra; Miss Lola Southam 
to Pennant Hulls; Miss Gertrude "Tonkinson to Glen- 
more-road (temporarily) ; Miss Mary Cox to Hurst- 
ville Girls’ (temporarily); Mr. Fred. B. Hicks to Arn- 
cliffe (temporarily); Mr. “Arthur Winlay to Richmond; 
Miss Frances Mortimore to Paddington Girls’; Mr. 
Alfred. Moyle to Temora; Mr. Norman McCauley to 
Paddington; Miss Elizabeth Moffatt to Albion- street ; 
Miss £. C. Boulter to Cleveland-street ; Miss Gertr ude 


“McLoughlin to Suspension Bridge; Miss Ellen Hilliard 


to Croydon Park; Mr. John Macara to Gardener’s- 
road; Miss Constance Barltrop to Hornsby; Mr. 
Harry Carne to Campsie; Miss Edith Dutton to 
Auburn (relieving); Mr. Ernest. Harris to Pad- 
dington (relieving); Miss Frances Ramsay to Dulwich 
Hill eneane Mr. Cyril Jagoe to William-sireet ; 
Miss M. Sheehy to Bexley: Miss Vera O’Su!}ivan 
to Holbr Be Miss Mary Wilkinson to Enmore; Miss 
Clara Lowick to Ultimo; Miss Mary Knight to Wal- 
gett: Miss Georging Wilson to Lismore; Miss Elsie 
M. Currall to Croydon; Mr. William "Furness. to 
Leichhardt; Miss Violet Lambert to Paddington ; Miss 
Hvelyn Moffatt. to Waterloo; Mr. Archie Hobden to 
South Granville ; Miss Mary. Keogh to Hornsby (re- 
lieving). 

Bn Students Mr, Denis O’Bricn to Broken Hill: » 
Miss Lorna Byrne to Leichhardt. Camperdown, and 
Waverley (Agriculture) ; Miss Linda Willcocks to 
Carlton Infants’. 

Junior Teachers._Miss M. E. Shields to Cronulla; 
Miss Elsie Johnson to Carrington; Mr. John Ma- 
loney to Balmain: Miss Grace Tobias’ to Warga 
Girls’ ; Miss Maud McDonald to Hurstville; Miss 
Irene’ McEwen to Drummoyne Boys’; Miss Mary 
Monahan to Lesterfield: Miss Edna Nelson to Pad- 
dington: Miss Ruby Nickerson to Mooral Creek; Miss 
Isabel O'Donnell to Cardiff; Miss Katherine Ogilvy 
to Yulunna; Miss Anna Patterson to Freshwater ; 
Miss ‘Esther Pedemont ¢o°1 Martin’s Creek; Miss Mil 
dred Pryce to Fnmore; Miss Dorothy Putland to Fern 

Vale; MisseN. Robinson to Lammerlong; Miss Brenda 
Rogers to Tempe; Miss Henrictta Sharpe to May- 
field; Miss Violet Shenpherd to Comleroy-road: Miss 
Stella M. Smith to Moorland; Miss Edna Smith to 
Manly; Miss Jean Wynne to Oatley; Miss Nellie 
Stapleton to Whitton; Miss Agnes Stark to Pitt Row; 
Miss Edith Waters to Bruie Plains; Miss Mar cory 


' Webb to Bannockburn; Miss Phyllis W ilson to Mea- 


dowbank: Miss Geor gina Woods to Sunnymede; Miss 
Olga Wolford to Randwick ; Mr. N. K. Chapman to 
Sefton Park; Mr. H. RB. ‘Clay to Avondam; Mr. 
Archibald Embury to Fine Flour and Puleanbar ; 
Mr. James Garner to Forbes; Mr. Norman Holt to 
Kurri Kurri: Mr. Cameron McKenzie to Algomera; ” 


Mr. Burton Pollard to Bobadah; Mr. Alfred Richards 









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to Bondi; Mr. John Rodwell to Pericoe; Mr. Charles 
Wotherspoon to Nobby’s Creek; Miss Jessie Allan to 
Vhe Hatch; Miss Maud Auchterlone to Balgownie; 
Miss Lois Baxter to Barellan North; Miss Johanna 
Begley to Lagoon; Miss Elsie Blackshield to Bondi; 
Miss Ivy Brown to Cullinga Mines; Miss Lena Cham- 
pion to Shannon Brook; Miss Mary Crittenden: to 
Tucki Tucki; Miss Gladys Curtis to Cessnock; Miss 
Janie Davies to Belmore South; Miss Ethel Fair- 


_ weather to Normanhurst; Miss Frances Flynn to 


Rozelle; Miss Beryl Freestone to Hurstville; Mr. 
Lisle Garnsey to Randwick (relieving); Miss Daisy 
Gilmour to Bankstown Infants’ (relieving); Miss 
Carmen 
Guard to Mila; Miss Lilian Hamilton to Pine Park; 
Miss KE. Harper to Yalbraith; Miss Evelyn Howard 
to Bearbong; Miss Veronica Hunter to Coldstream 
Lower; Miss Millie Kester to Hurstville South; Miss 
Rhoda McCandless to West Marrickville, 

Teachers of Needlework.—Miss Alicia Middlebrook 
to Albion-street; Miss Ella Howieson to Pyrmont; 
Miss E, Abbott to Auburn (relieving); Miss Violet 


Case to Kogarah; Miss Alvah Daly to Woollahra and 


Paddington; Miss Florence Fisher to Parramatta 
North; Miss Mary Noble to Lidcombe; Miss Lilian 
Case to Arncliffe; Miss Winifred Drury to Ryde; Miss 
Beatrice Downes to Cleveland-street ; Miss Amy Hume 
to Burwood; Miss Edith Swain to Newtown; Mrs. E. 
McIntyre to Orange Grove. 

_Teacher of Cookery.—Mrs. Florence: Wilkinson to 
Newtown. : 


Teacher of Hyqiene.—Miss Nina Hodgson to Bondi, 


Randwick, and Paddington. 


GEORGE W. FULLER, Premier. 








TRANSFERS. 
SUPARTMENT GF EDUCATION. 


THE Public Service Board have avproved of the trans- 


fers of the undermentioned Teachers to the Schools and 


positions specified in connection with their respective 
names : — 


Primary ScHoot APPOINTMENTS. 


Teachers.—Mr. Clarence Coombs, from Bohnock to 
Gum Flat; Mr. Harold Allen, from Gum Flat to Boh- 
nock; Mr, T. McDonald, from Picton to Comboyne; 
Mr. Dennis McCarthy, from Coolah to Picton; Mr. W. 
EH. Champion, from South Granville to Binnaway; Mr. 
William Wharton, from Empire Bay to Arding; Mr. 
Herbert Denny, from Arding to Empire Bay; Mr. 


_Aubrey Towner, from Comboyne to Deep Creek (tem- 


porarily); Mr. John Curry, from Murwillumbah to 
Wellington; Mr. Thomas Dennison, from Amosfield to 
Tuncurry; Mr. James McIntyre, from Bermagui to 
Barrington; Mr. Cecil Hamilton, from Binnaway to 
Bermagui; Mr. William Barry, from Faithful to Tiboo- 
burra; Mr. James Beatty, from Grafton South to 
Young (temporarily); Mr. Cecil Ivey, from Collengullie 


to Molonglo Camp; Mr: Claude~J. Doyle, from Ross 


Hiil to Bismuth. 

Mistresses._-Miss Hilda Baker, from Goulburn In- 
fants’ to Mascot Infants’; Miss Ivy Fox, from Grafton 
Infants’ to Goulburn Infants. 

First Assistants.—Mr. George Wallace, from Koga- 
rah to Alma; Miss Kathleen Mewkill, from Burke 
Ward to Broken Hill Girls’; Miss Mary Terry, from 
Petersham Intermediate to Burke Ward Girls’; Miss 
Alice Jackson, from. Parramatta North to Burke 
Ward Infants’; Mr. Birtall Williams, from Orange to 
Bega; Miss Elizabeth Tuckerman, from Singleton to 
Mudgee. 

Assistants.—Miss Charlotte Levick. from. Cooper- 


nook to Annandale; Miss Kathleen Mills, from Coota- 


mundra to Merrylands; Miss Constance Cordes, from 
Cootamundra to Fairfield; Miss Dorothy Howie, from 
‘Waratah to Newcastle Kast; Miss Julia Phelan, from 
Newcastle East to: Waratah; Miss Florence Malcolm, 
from Corowa to Goulburn South: Miss Sarah Lette, 
from Corowa to Culcairn; Miss Agnes Crowley, from 
Barraba to Dulwich Hill; Miss Beatrice Rand, from 
Cowra to Corrimal; Mr. Samuel Hosken, from Dalgety 


to Chatswood: Miss Mary Meaney, from Chatswood 


Boys’ to Chatswood Girls’; Miss Alma Watson, from 


Crookwell to Campbelltown; Miss Annie Phelan, from } 


Peakhurst to Crookwell; Miss Hilda Freeson, from 
Culcairn to Peakhurst: Miss Clara Tynan, from Curl- 
waa. to Goulburn South; Mrs. Elizabeth Hansen, from 
Dubbo to Auburn: Miss Mary Cantwell. from Bourke 
to Dubbo; Miss Ethel Murvhy, from Dubbo to Glebe; 
Mrs. Marguerite McGregor, from Randwick to Dubbo; 
Miss Muriel Turnbull. from Dudley to Adamstown ; 
Miss Bertha Heaslip, from Emu to Cabramatta: Miss 
Jessie Branston, from Pitt Town to Emu; Miss Emma 
Stenes, from Ermington to Campsie; Miss Mary Car- 


son, from Ewingsdale to Elsmore; Miss Myrtle Cupitt, 











from Forbes to Orange East; Miss Lorna Simon, from 
Gilgandra to Coonamble; Miss Kva.Partridge, from 
Gilhieston to Glen Innes; Miss Annie Bridges, from 
Glen. Innes to Wickham; Miss Marion Gough, from 
Goulburn to Cootamundra; Miss Amy Varcoe, from 
Hay to Merrylands; Miss Beatrice Adam, from 
Helensburgh to Merrylands; Miss Andree Gombert, 
from Pyrmont to Helensburgh; Miss Audrey Cram- 
mond, from Hermidale to Dubbo’; Miss Jessie Scott, 


' from Inverell to Bankstown; Miss Elizabeth Burgess, 


from. Bankstown to Canterbury; Miss Marjorie Riley, 
from Stanmore to Glen Innes; Miss Alma Hunt, from 
Glen Innes to Hurstville; Miss Jessie Swindells, from 
Gosford to Rose Bay; Miss Annie Baxter, from Goul- 
burn to Adelong; Miss Irene Nelson, from Gunnedah 
to Bulli; Miss Kllie Crawford, from Goulburn to May- 
field; Miss Ellen Hilliard, from Croydon. Park to 
Goulburn Infants’; Miss Eva Smith, from Burwood 
to Croyden Park; Miss Mona Paterson, from Grafton 
to Woonona; Miss Leila Ashworth, from Gulgong to 
Balmain; Miss Theresa’ Brady, from Adelong to 
Junee: Miss Inez Stuart, from Gulgong to Nowra; 
Miss Theresa Quinlan, from Orange to Bexley; Miss 
Ivy Macbeth, from Palmer’s Island to Tamworth; 
Miss Marie McKenzie; from Clovelly to Mittagong ; 


. Miss Olive Fairhall, from Pelaw Main to Tamworth; 


Miss Muriel Hegarty, from! Narara to Camdenville,; 
Miss Louie Eck, from Narrandera to Paddington; 
Miss May Balinski,.from Narrandera to Narara; Miss 
Mary Sheehy, from Bexley to Narrandera; Miss Maud 
Clarke, from Narromine to Orange; Miss Margaret 
Neil, from Murrurundi to Wickham: Miss Ida Smart, 
from Murwillumbah to Chatswood; Miss Daisy McCol- 
lum, from Kogarah to Murwillumbah; Miss Gladys 
Sample, from Raymond Terrace to Plattsburg; Miss 
Winifred McEwan, from Leeton to Woonona; Miss 





. Helena Sackman, from Woy Woy to Blackheath; Miss 
~Annie Bulmer, from West Wyalong to Thornton; Miss 


Margaret Foley, from Young Walisend to Plumpton ; 
Miss Clarice Luckie, from Wentworth Falls to Pen- 
nant Hills; Mr. Gilbert Marks, from Burren Junction 
to Wickham; Miss Lily Egan, from Willow Tree to 


.Tingha; Miss Mary Mewkill. from Wollongong to 


Erskineville; Miss Hthel Kastaway, from. Wollongong 
to Dungog; Miss Zela Tucker, from Dungog to Mount 
Kembla; Miss Elspeth Burley, from Wollongong to 
New Lambton; Miss Winsome Brown, from Cessnock 
to Woollahra; Mr. Septimus Forster, from. Forbes 
River to Wyong; Miss Doris Pugh, from Woonona to 
Woodstock; Mr. Charles Troup, from Gunnedah to 
Woonona; Miss Ivy Brown, from Katoomba to Pad- 
dington ; Miss Kathleen Armstrong, from Camperdown 
to Woonona: Miss Hlizabeth Gregory, from Wyong. to 
Redfern; Miss Amy Layman, from Woonona to Dacey- 
ville; Mr. Albert Rowe, from Marrickville. to Bur- 
wood: Mr. Frank Wright, from Thirroul to Marrick- 
ville; Miss Kathleen Donaghue, from Tighe’s Hill to 
Forest Lodge; Miss Hilda Tomison, from Tingha to 
Tighe’s Hill; Miss Doris Spicer, from Tingha to Mount 
Kembla; Miss Veronica: Walsh, from Tinonee to Wes- 
ton; Miss Bertha English, from Tighe’s Hill to Hast- 
wood; Miss Elizabeth Toohey, from Uralla to Tinonee ; 
Miss Elsie Vincent, from Wagga to Woollahra; Miss 


“Alice McCaughan, from Uranquinty to Wagga; Miss 


Sarah Webb, from Wagga to Paddington; Miss Alice 
Scoullar, from Wagga South to Thirlmere; Mr. Wil- 
liam Brownlee, from West Wallsend to Tamworth; 
Miss Caroline Marshall, from Scone to Adamstown; 
Miss Clarice’ Moxham, from Broken Hill to Bourke; 
Miss Florence Barden, from Yerranderie to Radeign; 
Miss Nellie ‘Cooper. from Failford to Urunga; Miss 
Lelia Wade, from Wauchope to Clovelly; Miss Marga- 
ret Mulligan, from Riverstone to North Parramatta; 


Miss Edith Blayden, from Cessnock to Rothbury . 


North: Miss Grace Drylie, from Stroud. to Tighe’s 
fill; Miss Elsie Howard, from Tamworth to Kiama; 
Miss Jessie Blackmore, ‘from Tea Gardens ta-Wilber- 
roree. : 

Ex-Students..—Miss Minnie Kerr, from Cowra to 
Campsie; Mr. Edgar Slack, from Kegworth to Cowra; 
Miss Doris Dowling, from Eltham to Hillgrove; Miss 
Brenda Souter. from Paddington to Forbes; Miss 
Edith Moore, from Forbes to Cessnock: Miss Mary 
Farrell, from Gilgai to Boolaroo; Miss Enid Campbell, 
from Cootamundra to Goulburn: Miss Winifred Oliver, 


from Dulwich Hill to Newcastle South Girls’: Miss 


Gladvs Wilkie. from Kogarah to Hay; Miss Dulcie 
Smith, from Orange to Wagga; Miss Mary Oates, 
from Wagga to Orange; Miss Bessie Clarke, from, Dul- 
wich Hill to Glen Innes; Miss Kathleen Hahn, from 
Tweed Heads to Gosford: Miss Marie -Williams, from’ 
Dunedoo to Australia-street; Miss Hannah Kauff- 
mann, from Darlington to Gunnedah: Miss Vera Oli- 
ver, from Enmore to Hamilton; Miss Irene Wild, from 
Leichhardt to Gulgong; Miss Dorothy Groves, from 
Flemington to Gulgong; Miss Hilda Sutton, from 


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Drummoyne to East Maitland; Miss Bertha Hamil- 


ton, from Newtown«to Narrandera; Miss Winifred 
Philips, from Lakemba to Murrurundi; Miss Helena 
Streeb, from Balmain to Murwillumbah; Miss Irene 
Kelly, from Balmain to Murwillumbah; Miss May 
Lynch, trom Murwillumbah to Bondi; Miss Ida Byrne, 
from Murwillumbah to Kurri Kurri; Miss Marjorie 
Dunnett, from Dulwich Hill to Quirindi; Miss Diana 
Maguire, from Daceyville to Leeton; Miss. Barbara 
Grieve, from South Strathfield to Cessnock; Miss Eva 
Wylie, from Crystal-street to Tighe’s Hill; Miss Alice 
Cenning, from Parramatta to Wagga; Miss Myra 
Alubbard, from West Wallsend to Scone; Miss Clarice 
Quarmby, from Wamoon to Mount Hunter; Miss Elsie 
Ley, from Wangat to ‘lea Gardens; Miss Gladys 
Meran, from Wee Waa to Brooklyn; Miss Isabel 
Weatherly, from The Rock to Goulburn; Miss Wini- 
fred Gousins, from Ross Hill to Australia-street. 

Junior Teachers.—Miss Amy Clay, from Merrylands 
to Cooperncok; Miss Evelyn Murray, from.Bowral to 
Cootamundra; Miss lvy Gibson, from. Corrimal. to 
Bemhoka; Miss Amy Gibbens, from Campsie to Bar- 
rava: Miss Vilga Meredith, from St. Peters to Cowra; 
Miss Mary Bradstreet, from Bankstown to Curlwaa; 
Miss Annie McFarlane, from Dorrigo. North to Dora 
Creek; Miss Mary O’Keefe, from Wickham to Dorrigo 
North; Miss Vera Westren, from Campsie to Dudley : 
Miss Annie McLeay, from Dunoon to Annandale; Miss 
Margaret Marshal!, from Orange. East to Newnes; 
Miss Lily Freeman, from Boolareo to Gilgai; Miss 
Gladys Tynan, from Stanmore to Gilgandra; Miss 
Dorothy Brady, from Canterbury to Gillieston; Miss 
Elsie Adams, from Gulgeng to Dunedoo; Miss Daphne 
McLaren, from Kogarah te Gulgong; Miss Dulcie 
Jackson, from Bulli to:Grenfell; Miss Jessie Henry, 
from Tamworth to Palmer’s Island, Miss Barbara Pet- 
rie, from Newnes to Merriwa; Miss Nellie Forman, 
from Woollahra to Newnes; Miss Bertha Elliott, from 
Carlton to Nabiae; Miss Bessie Chapman, from Parra- 
matta North to Raymond Terrace; Miss Flerenee 
Agnew, from Ryde to West Wyalong; Miss Phyllis 
Rufford, from Weston to Wee Waa; Miss Nellie 
McAlpine, from’ Weemelah to Weston; Miss Victoria 
Thorpe, from Orange Grove té Tingha; Miss Evelyn 
Walker, from Fairfield to Tighe’s Hill; Miss Marjorie 
Phillips, from Oatley to Uranquinty ; Miss Jessie Les- 
lie, from.Clovelly to The Rock; Miss Rita Rees, :from 
Eastwood te Ross Hill; Miss Rita Halstead, from 
Manly to Cessnock; Miss Vera Reid, from Hurstville 
to Dunoon; Miss Clarice Clout, from French’s Forest 
to Batlow; Miss Edith Judd, from Bondi to Stroud; 
Miss Doris Morrow, from Rese Hill to Tea Gardens; 
Miss Bertha Albertson, from Telegraph Point to 
Swansea: Miss Geraldine MeKim, from Mortdale to 
Telegraph Point. ; 

Teachers of Needlework..—Miss Violet Case, from 
Kogarah to Murwillumbah; Miss Lilian Case, from 
Arncliffe to Kogarah: Miss Mary McLean, from 
Kurri Kurri to Arncliffe; Miss Gertrude Dorney, 
* from Susvension Bridge to Kurri Kurri; Mrs. Annie 
Collier, from Bathurst to Summer Hill; Mrs. Thora 
Smith, from Cowra to Suspension Bridge (four days), 
and Manly (one day); Mrs, Alice Denham, from St. 
Peters to Cowra; Mrs. Jean Blair, from Chatswoed to 
Bathurst: Miss Alma James, from Drummoyne to 


Parramatta; Mrs, Minnie Crimmings, from Parra-. 


matta to Drummoyne; Mrs. Emily Dennis, from 
Lambton to Islingten (one day). ind Lambton (four 
days): Mrs. Mary Gray, from New Lambton to New 
Lambton (four days). and Newcastle Hast (one day): 
Mis. Amy Macdonald. from Wallsend to Wallsend 
(four. days), and» Carrington (one day); Mrs. Mary 
Beek, from Waratah to Waratah (four days), and 
Stcekton (one day); Miss Klva Ward, from Weston te 
Weston (four days), and Abermain (one day). 

Feacher of Manuolk Tramra.Mr. Thomas Robin- 
son, from Broken Hill to. Wickham. 


GEORGE W. FULLER, Premier. 





RESIGNATIONS. 


THE following resignations from the Publie Service 
are hereby notified :—- 


CHIEF SECRETARY’S DEPARTMENT AND OFFICH OF THE 
MINISTER OF PUBLIC HEALTH. ot 


Mrs. Bessie Ima Matthew, Nurse, Baby Clinic Staff. 
Last day-of service, llth August, 1922. ~ 


DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT. 


Mr. Ernest George’ Stevens, Clerk. Last day of ser- 
vice, 17th November, 1922. 


GEORGE W. FULLER, Premier. 


_ NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 164. 








RETIREMENT. . 
DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 


THE following retirement from the Public Service is 
hereby notified :— ~ at 
Mr. George Tingcombe, Conditional Purchase Inspec- 
tor, Land Board. Office, Armidale, in terms of 
section 66 of the Public Service Act. Last day 
~ of service, 28th December, 1922, at midday (Minl. 
1922-3,961). . 
GEORGE W. FULLER. Premier. 





PUBLIC SERVICE NOTICE. | 


THE Pnblie Service Board invite applications for the 
following positions. Application should be made on a 


form for the purpose, obtainable at the office of the 


Board, 39 Hunter-street, Sydney, or from Clerks cf 
Petty Sessions in country districts, and should reach 
the undersigned not later than the dates specified , 
Salaries other than those at daily, hourly, or weekly 


rates will be subject to the deductions provided by the © 


Superannuation Act, 1916:— 


27tH N OVEMBER, 1922. 


Temporary Pupil Nurses, Coast Hospital. Course, 
four years’ training, subject to Regulations. 
Commencing salary, £98 per annum, less £52. 
per annum for board and lodging. Age, not less 
than 19 nor more than 30 years. A selection will 
be made of a certain number of suitable candi- 
dates from amongst those applying, and their 
names will be placed on a list tor employment. 
Candidates who are unable to produce a certi- 
ficate of having passed the Junior University, 
Intermediate Certificate, or other approved exami- 
nation, or a certificate of exemption from the 
Australasian Trained Nurses’ Association will be 
required to undergo a test in Elementary Arith- 
metic and English, which will be held on 20th 
December, 1922. It is to be a condition of 
appointment that appointees shall resign their 
position in the Service immediately upon mar- 


riage. - : 
Assistant Fruit Expert, Murrumbidgee Irrigation 
Areas, Department of Agriculture. Pay,. 


£8 5s. 4d., ranging to £9 5s. 4d. per week. Appli- 
cants should have had experience in the clearing, 
laying out and planting of orchards and vine- 
yards, and in the care and cultivation of same— 
under irrigation conditions; also practical experi- 
ence in the harvesting, curing and packing of 
peaches, sultanas, currants, prunes, apples, apri- 
cots, pears, &c. They should also possess a 
thorough knowledge of insect pests and fungoid 
diseases and their treatment; of the propagation 
of fruit trees, and of suitable varieties for the 
Murrumbidgee Irrigation Areas. Ability to carry 
out inspeetorial and instructional work is neces- 
sary. Kmpleyment will be in terms of section 44 
of the Publie Service Act, 1902, and section 3 of 
the Amending Act, 1903. 


Ist DECEMBER, 1922. 


Shippme Inspector, Devartment of Navigation. 
Salary up to £482 per annum, according to quali- 
fications. Applicants must hold certificates of 
competency as Master of a foreign-goinge ship, 
and as Marine Surveyor, or its equivalent, and 
prove thet they have had at least twelve months’ 
service in command of a foreign-going vessel. 


4tq Drecemper, 1922. 


Shorthand-writer- and Typist (female), Clerical 
.. Division. Commencing salary, £80 to £149 per 
annum, according to age and experience, subject 
to the Public Service Regulations. Competitive 
examination in the following subjects :—Short- 
hand, Typing, Enghsh (including Dictation), 
Arithmetic, and Précis Writing, will be held on 
the afternoons of 13th and 20th January, 1923, 
The examination will be open to persons outside 
the Public Service who will be under 19 years of 
age at the date of examination, and’ persons em- 
ployed in the Public Service in the capacity of 
temporary Shorthand-writer and Typist, Office 
Assistant, &c.: Provided that successful candi- 
dates will not be appointed permanently until 


they reach 18 years of age. Full particulars from 


the undersigned. Examination fee is 5s., which 
must be lodged with a Clerk of Petty Sessions 
or the Treasury, and the receipt therefor for- 
warded to the Secretary of the Board with tke 
form of application.* 


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fessional | Division). Salary, 
Duties. will include the medical 
of injured workmen (Workmen’s 
: Act), and the certification of inca- 
r the purpose of compensation payments ; A 
endance at Court when necessary. Appli- 
ts must — be. ylegally ° qualified medical prac- 
1oners, — mis 

ae of Minés, Broken Hill, Department of Mines. 

Professional Division.) Salary, £487 per annuin 
and living allowance (£10 per centuia of salary if 
ti -matried- man and £ £6 per- centum. if single man), 








e the 
granted 


. stationed at Broken Hill. Applicants must 
_ holders of a mine manager's certificate, 
1901. , and must not be more than 45 years of age. 


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eants already. permanently employed. in the Public 


‘Service will receive first consideration i in n the: filling of 


Rees ent ‘capa Rota een : 










Lally Officer, nace of 


/ Accountant, Madness Supply Department, Department 
plus special allowance of £50 per annum while 


under the provisions of the Mines. Tienectias Act, 


“Tn terms of the Public Service Act, suitable appli- id 





As S. CHAMPION, ‘Secretary. | 


a RES 


PUBLIC SERVICE NOTICE. Aer 


THE Public Service Board invite applications from Pee 
officers in the Public Service for the undermentioned 
positions. Application should be made on a ‘form 
(No. 75). for the purpose obtainable at the office of the 
Board, 39 Hunter-street, Sydney, or at the Gov: 
ernment Printing Office, ‘and forwarded through the 
permanent head of the Department in which the 
officer is employed in time to reach the Board not later “ty 
than the date specified :— 


Worn N OVEMBER, 1922, 


of The Treasury (Clerical Division). ‘Salary, £550, ' 
ranging to £650 per annum, according to qualifi- a ee 
cations. Applicants should have experience in the ee Gop 
control of a staff, and a good general knowledge : ie 
of pe aaa commercial ‘methods and accounts. 
-  -T, §. CHAMPION, Seeretary. 


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: ~ PROCLAMATION 
New Sourn Wass, ey His Excellency Sir WALTER Epwarp Davripson, ’ Knight Commander of 
ay : the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George, G.vernor of 
W. EoD AVIDSON; the State of New South Wales and its Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of 
Governor. Australia. ee . 
HEREAS by an Act passed in the second year of the Reign of His late “Majesty King Edward. the 
Kft Seventh, being “ An Act to consolidate the Acts relating to the Constitution,” it is amongst other 
things -enacted that the Governor of New South Wales may prorogue the Legislative Council and 
Assembly thereof from time to time: And whereas it is expedient to prorogue the said Council and 
E _ Assembty: Now, therefore, I, Suv WattrEr Epwarp Davipson, the Governor aforesaid, in pursuance of the 
a power and authority so vested in me, do hereby prorogue the said Legislative Council and Assembly until 
»- Tuesday, the sixth day of February, 1923, and the same stand so prorogued accordingly, 


_ Given under my Hand and Seal, at Sydney, this twenty-ninth day of November, in the year of 
Reign. 
By His Excellency’s Command, 
Be GEORGE W. FULLER, 

GOD SAVE THE KING! 





; “SYDNEY : 
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WEDNESDAY, 29 NOVEMBER. [1922. 


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No. 166.] 


FRIDAY, 1 DECEMBER. 


[1939. 





BANKS AND BANK HOLIDAYS ACT, 1912. 





PROCLAMATION, 
a. ~ (.8.) oh 
. W. &. DAVIDSON, 
: Governor. 
HE following days aud dates are hereby appointed to be 
observed as Public Lolidays in the localities here- 
under :— 5 
Wednesday, 13th December, 1922—Warren Municipality and 
Marthaguy Shire. ‘ 
Thursday, 14th December, 1922—Collarenebri, Mogil, Moon- 
gulla, Pokataroo, and Avondale Districts. 
Saturday, 23rd December, 1922—Bowral and Condobolin 
Municipalities. 
Wednesday, 27th December, 1922—Condobolin, Coota- 
mundra, Parkes, Junee. Tumut, Young, and Murrum- 
burrah Municipalities, Coolamon Shire, and the District 
within a radius of 5 miles from Dorrigo. 
Thursday, 28th December, 1922—-The District within a 
radius of 5 miles from Dorrigo. 
Friday, 29th December, 1922—The District within a radius 
ats of 5 miles from Dorrigo. . 
Saturday, 30th December, 1922—The District within a radius 
_ __ of 5 miles from Dorrigo. i 
Tuesday, 2nd January, 19238—-Coolamon Shire. 





Signed and sealed at Sydney, this twenty-ninth day of 


November, 1922. 
By His Excellency’s Command, 


: CHARLES W. OAKES. 
[3652] GOD SAVE THE KING! 








FISHERIES 





ACT, 1902, .AND FISHERIES 
(AMENDMENT) ACT, 1910. 
( PROCLAMATION, ‘ 
LS.) 


W. E, DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 


HE use of long lines, ‘‘Jacobs,’’ or bultows, is pro- 

hibited in those portions of the waters of the 
Hawkesbury River and Broken Bay, and in Pitt 
Water, as specified in the appended Schedule, until 
further notice, 


) 





SCHEDULE. 


. Counties. of Cumberland and Northumberland The 
whole of the waters of that portion of Hawkesbury 
River and Broken Bay between a line drawn south- 
westerly from the southernmost extremity of Bar Point 
to the southernmost extremity of Fisherman’s. Point 
and a line drawn south-easterly from the easternmost 
extremity ‘of Middle Head to the westernmost extrem- 
ity of Barranjoey Head together with all bays inlets 
creeks and tributaries within such portion and inelud- 
ing the whole of Berowra Creek and Pitt Water with 
their bays inlets creeks and tributaries. 


Signed and sealed at Sydney, this twenty-fourth day 
of November, 1922. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
CHARLES W. OAKES. 
GOD SAVE THE KING | 


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[3455] 





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6302 MEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 186. [1 Do, 1992, 





FISHERIES ACT, 1902, AND FISHERIES 
(AMENDMENT) ACT, 1910. 





PROCLAMATION. 
(L.S.) 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
. Governor. 


HE two areas of Crown Land specified in the 


Schedule hereto appended shall be a Public 


Oyster Reserve, and be exempt from any power of 


leasing conferred by the Fisheries Acts. 


Signed and sealed at Sydney, this twenty-fourth day 
of November, in the year 1922. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
_ CHARLES W. OAKES. 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 





ScHEDULE. 


Section 1 Commencing on the line of mean high- 
water mark of an eastern shore of Merrimbula Lake 
near its entrance at the north-eastern corner of sec- 
tion 1 of J. H. Martin’s Oyster Culture Lease No. 
8106 and running thence north-north-easterly and 
north-north-westerly along the line of mean _ high- 
water mark in all 72 lineal yards to the southernmost 
north-eastern corner of section 2. of Oyster Culture 
liease No. 8106 aforesaid thence ‘by a line bearing 
south 12 degrees west about 374 lineal yards into the 
waters of Merrimbula Lake aforesaid thence by a 
line parallel to and 25 yards in rectangular distance 
from the line of mean high-water mark aforesaid 
bearing south-south-easterly and south-south-westerly 
in all about 50 lineal yards and thence by a line 
hearing north 70 degrees east about 314 lineal yards 
to the point of commencement. 

And also section 2 Commencing on the line of mean 
high-water mark of a northern shore of Merrimbula 
Lake near its entrance at the north-eastern corner of 
H. W. Ward’s Oyster Culture Lease No. 8696 and 
running thence south-easterly along the line of mean 
high-water mark 87 lineal yards thence by a line 
bearing south 30 degrees west about 254 lineal yards 
into the waters of Merrimbula Lake aforesaid thence 
by a line parallel to and 25 yards in rectangular 
distance from the line of mean high-water mark 
aforesaid bearing north-westerly about 75 lineal yards 
and thence by a line bearing north 3 degrees west 
about 29 lineal yards to the point of commencement. 

[3431] 


THEATRES AND PUBLIC HALLS ACT, 1908. 





PROCLAMATION. 


(v.8.) 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 


ive is hereby declared that the provisions of Part II 
4. of the abovenamed Act shall be applied, to the 
halls specified in the appended Schedule, 


Signed and sealed at Sydney, this twenty-foruth day 
of November, 1922. © 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
_ CHARLES Ww. OAKES. 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 





SCHEDULE. 


: Locality. Name of Hall. 
Hoxton Park, via Liverpool ... Hoxton Park Hall. 
Lhisarow, via Gosford ........... Lisatow Public Hall. 
Pew Poet. cish. rvadeeseetmexoeise Paradise Hall. 

Belawy Main oo) .csdecgas vasene .... School of Arts Hall. 
BmgicbOH he ele ae ATeadia, Hall oo % 
“West. Maitland. ... 00. c eee Catholic Hall. 
i "7 (9433) 

PROCLAMATIONFORESTRY ACT, 1916. 

BOL G Fade) 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 

- Governor. 


J Sir Warren Epwarp Davison, the Governor of 
9 the State of New South Wales and its Depen- 
dencies, in the Commonwealth of Australia, in vur- 
nuance of the provisions of the Forestry Act, 1916, 
and with the adyice of the Executive Council, do, by 
this my Proclamation, declare that the land described 


in the Schedule hereto is dedicated as a State forest. | 


-of November, 1922. 





Tue SCHEDULE. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 

Lanp Disrricr or Gtiovopster; APsLEY SHIRE; 
Forestry District or Taren; Grro STATE Forest 
No, 286, No. 1 Exrensron. 

All that area or tract of country comprising part 


| of the parishes of Nowendoc and Togalo, county of 


Hawes, in the State of New South Wales, embracing 
an area of 1,500 acres, more or less, being the Crown 
Lands within the following boundaries: Commencing 
at the south-eastern corner of portion 69, parish of 
Nowendoc, on a south-western side of a 3-chain public 
road from Nowendoe to Gloucester; and bounded 
thence by the south-western and western sides of that 
public road generally south-easterly to a northern 
boundary of Giro State Forest No. 286, dedicated 15th 
December, 1918, parish of Togalo; by the northern 
boiindary of that State forest and its western pro- 
longation a total distance of about 45. chains; and 
by hnes bearing about 322 degrees for about 71 chains, 
about 297 degrees for about 150 chains to a point in 
the parish of Nowendoc, and westerly for about 52 
chains to an eastern boundary of Forest Reserve 
19,348, notified 17th February, 1894; by part of that 
boundary of that forest reserve northerly to a south- 
ern boundary of portion 69 aforesaid; and by part 
of the southern boundary of that portion easterly, to 
the point of commencement. = 

Note.—The above is proclaimed in lieu of reserve 
29,898 from sale for the preservation and ‘growth of 
timber, notified 16th September, 1899, the whole of 
which is hereby revoked. 
[F. 1922-537] 

Signed and sealed at Sydney, this fourth day of 
November, 1922. 


; By His Excellency’s Command, 
“W. E. WEARNE. 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 


LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1919. 


[1833] 








PROCLAMATION. 
(E..3;); , 
W. E, DAVIDSON, 
Governor. wo 


T Sir Wanter Epwarp Davinson, the Governor of 
9 the State of New South Wales, with the advice 
of the Executive Council, in pursuance of the Local 
Government Act, 1919, do hereby exempt the Wallsend 
Municipal Council from the operation of subsection (6) 
of section 283 of the said Act, so far as such subsection 
relates to the making of a charge for removal of 
garbage. 

Signed and sealed at Sydney, this twenty-second day 
of November, 11922. — 


By His Exceilency’s Command, 
J. ©. L. FITZPATRICK. 


[2686] GOD SAVE THE KING! 





LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1919. 


(h.S.) 
WH. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 


] Sir Waurrr Epwarp Davipson, Governor of the | 
De 


State of New South Wales, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, and in pursuance of the Local 
Goyernment Act, 1919, do hereby amend the Procla- 
mation dated 21st February, 1922, published in Gov- 
ernment Gazette No. 40 of 38rd March, 1922, declaring 
to be a residential district the portion of the Blue 
Mountains Shire described in Schedule ‘“A’’ thereto, 
and prohibiting in such district (1) the erection of 
any building for use for the purpose of such trades, 
industries, manufactures, &c., as are described in 
Schedule “B’ to the aforesaid Proclamation; (2) the 
use of any building for any such purposes; and (3) 
the erection or use of advertisement hoardings; by 
omitting from the said Schedule “‘B’’ the words 
‘and open-air picture shows,’? and inserting after 
the word ‘joinery,’ where appearing in the said 
Schedule, the word ‘‘and.’’ i 

Signed and sealed at Sydney, this twenty-second day 


_.. By His Excellency’s Command, 
Pay J. 0. L. FITZPATRICK, 
[3252] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


















































ter Epwarp’ Davipson, ‘the’ Governor of 


‘known as the ‘Rocks Landing Place’),’’ and inserting, 
ao the words “wharf known as the ‘Rocks Landing” 


> Signed and sealed at Sydney, this rgenty second day 

Bry Ob MEPEOUET S LOM OE ics kc gs | ARAN 
es _ By His Excellency’s Command, 

[B58] «GOD SAVE THE KING! 


LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1919. 








PROCLAMATION, 
Pp W DAVIDSON ty rie ge Bn « 


Governor. Ae a : 
7 Ss autpR Epwarp Davinson, the Governor 0 
J Ela Grae ot Naw South Wales, with the advice 
Of the Executive Council, in pursuance of the Local: 
Government Act, 1919, do hereby declare to be a 
_ public wharf the wharf known as ‘‘Moleville Wharf,” 
and described as a landing place of timber on’ rock, | 
constructed by Copmanhurst Shire Council, together: 
with road approach, situated on left bank of Clarence 
~' River, fronting portion 93, ‘and_ ‘within reserves, 
45,977 and 45,978, parish of Clifden, county of 
 Glarence; and vest the control thereof in the said. 
Ba csereer one eG SINS a a 
aa p Signed and sealed at Sydney, this twenty-second day. 
a ', of November, 1922. ie: 


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_- [310]. ~~ GOD SAVE. THE KING! . oe 
"LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1919. 









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Wi Ee DAVIDSON Ge bec a ga 








Governor, 


Een wy i 2 Epwakp DavimsoN, Governor of the | 
ea fT eee Nee enh Wales, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, and in pursuance of the Local 
Government Act, 1919, do hereby amend the Procla~ 
mation «dated — 14th February, 1922, published in 






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: si Cue A Ae <j a 1922, 
Government Gazctte No. 35 of 24th February, 1922, _ 
‘declaring certain portions of Lane Cove Meals 
to be residential districts. by omitting therefrom al 
reference to No. 1 Residential District. 


Signed and sealed at Sydney, this eighteenth day of 
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Peete. Bris Bxeellency’s Command,” 
Mer een o> ST Oui MPC PATRICK. 






"GOD SAVE THE KING). 


LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1919. 





Suize—Prorosep ENLARGEMENT OF WH5RRIS | 
\ «- "Oreex Urpan ARba. By nee Si oe 





is proposed to enlarge the extent of 
is Cree Tybee ‘Area, ‘within Peel Shire, as 

r ‘Proclamation in the Government Gazette 
6 of 24th December, 1920 (the said Urban Area 
‘within Tamarang Shire), in such manner 





















nionth’ from the date of this notice, any 






r on the question. | ee. 


2) 5, CH REPZPATRICK § 











} Government, 
y, Ist December, 1 
EIN oh Pere eg Bee 


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ave boundaries as set out in the Sche- |, 


ed may make written Tepresen hasan: uss “the. following «---Blagksmithies, --ironfptndries, 








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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTD, No. 166 . — «6303 
{OVERNMENT ACT, 1919. | - Borgo 0 Satay gets 
SADE ALTAR EGY Mi ae 202) je The area within the following, boundaries :4—County 

ROCLAMATION.. PATA CEN of Buckland, parishes of Werrie, Grenfell; na Clift : 
fe Dd ) SPAR LSND Wnty 78), aw bY | Commencing on the left bank of Werries Creek at the 


north-western corner of portion 1, parish of Werrie; 


and bounded thence by part of the western boundary 


of that portion southerly to. the south-western gide 
of a reserved road 150 links.wide running through 
that portion; thence by that side;of that road south- 
easterly to the northern boundary of portion 101, 
_parish of Grenfell; thence. by the south-western side 
of a road forming the north-eastern boundary of 
that portion south-easterly. to the sonth-eastern corner 
of that portion ; thence by the southern boundaries of. 
portions 101 and 105 westerly to the south-western 


} corner of the latter portion; thence by part of the 


western boundary of portion 106 southerly to its 
‘intersection .with the easterly” prolomyation of a- 
southern boundary of portion 100; thence by that 
prolongation and that southern boundary westerly 
to the south-western corner of the latter portion ; 
thence by the western boundaries of portions 100, 
99, 50, and 10 northerly to the said left bank of 


|. Werries Creek; thence by a line northerly to the 


right bank ‘of that creek; thencé by that side of that 
creek downwards to its intersection with a line cross- 
ing portion 121, parish of Clift, parallel to and 30 
chains distant from the main Tamworth-Werris Creek 
road; thence by that line northerly to the northern 


side of a road between portions 126 and 121; thence : 


by a line, north-easterly to a point on the west side 


| of Main-road, in the parish of Chift, about 21 chains 
| north of the south-east corner of portion 126; thence 


by a line across the railway lands and the southern 
Side of a road along the -northern boundaries of 
portions 232,.10, parish of Clift, 212, 241; and 208. 
parish of Werrie, easterly to the north-east corner of 
_ the lastmentioned portion; thence by .a. line .southerly 
along the eastern boundary of. portion. 208 and the 
western boundary of portion 8 to the right, hank of 
“Werries Creek; thence by that bank of that. river 
downwards and a line southerly across the ereek, ‘to 
the point of commencement. . =. £8428] 








LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT. i919, 
PRrorosan TO DECLARE A Portion oF THE Menietpaniry 
or Kogsran to pe A Resipentrar, DistRicr (No: 3).\, 

T is hereby notified that Kogarah Municipal Council 
_. has applied to. the Governor to declare the. por- 
tion of the Municipality described in Schedule; “A” 
hereto to be a Residential District (No. 3—Kogarah), 
and to prohibit in such District (1) the erection. of 
any building for use for the purposes of the various 


trades, industries, manufacttires, and shops, which are 
described in Schedule ‘‘B” hereto; and (2) the, use of 


any, building for any such purposes. 


~~ Any person’ interested may, within one month from 
the date of this notice, make representations to the 
_ Minister in favour of or against ‘the proposal? “°° 


J. ©. I. FITZPATRICK} «:. 
ie ay anon , Minister. 
Department of Local Government, ae Basi! 
Sydney, 1st December, 1922. =. 


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h i, Somepung ‘A.’ eda 
That portion of the municipality commencitg at a 
point at the intersection of Massey-street and Kogarah _ 
road; thence along Massey-street,’ Bibby-street, and 
Woid’s-avenue to Blakesley-road ; thence along Blakes- 
ley-road to Woniora-road ; thence along Woniora-road 
-to Kogarah-road; thence along Kogarah-road , to the 
point of commencement. oi awe 


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SCHEDULE SB 2 <p fi slg 
e Proposed Prohibited Buildings, Trades, &e. 


bs ‘Buildings-for the purposes. of the following trades, 
industries, manufactures, and shops :—Trades, : bust- 


de nesses, or manufactures declared to be noxious trades 


within the meaning of the Noxious Trades A’et;,1902, 


ironworks, sawmills (including timber: yards) ,' Serene, 
abattoirs, cattle, sales, brickworks; lime amd »cemen, 


-d2péis, furniture factories, and the burial of nightsoil. 


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6304 


SHIRES AND MUNICIPALITIES 





ORDINANCES 


UNDER 
LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1919. 


REVISED TO 1st SEPTEMBER, 1922. 





NOW READY, 
Price, 10/6 ; Postage, 9d, extra. 


SEND ORDERS ToO— : 
GOVERNMENT PRINTER, 
PHILLIP-STREET, SYDNEY. 





LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 3919. 


PROPOSAL TO DECLARE A PORTION OF THE MUNICIPALITY 
oF ENFIELD TO BB A ResIDENTIAL District (No. 1). 


a is hereby notified that Enfield Municival Council 

has applied to the Governor to declare the por- 
tion of the Municipality described im Schedule ‘‘A”’ 
hereto to be a Residential District. (No. 1—Enfield), 
and to prohibit in such district (1) the erection of any 
building for use for the purposes of the various trades, 
industries, manufactures, shops, and places of public 
amusement which are deseribed in Schedule ‘‘B’’ 
hereto; and*(2) the use of any building for any sueh 
purposes. ; 


Any person interested may, within one month from 
the date of this notice, make representations to the 
Minister in favour of or against the proposal. 


J. G. Ll. FITZPATRICK, 
Minister. 
Depart:rent of Local Government, 
‘ Sydney, Ist December, 1922. 





ScHEDULE ‘‘A,’’ 


Commencing on the southern side ct Liverpool-road 
at the north-eastern corner of lot 87 of deposited 
plan 7,371; and bounded thence southerly by eastern 
houndaries of that lot, lot 88, and let 89; thence 
easterly by northern boundaries of lot 89 and lot 107 
to the west side of Badminton-road: thence by that 
eide of that road southerly to the south-east corner 
of lot 112; thence westerly by southern boundaries of 
lots 112 and 94; thence southerly by the eastern: boun- 


dartes of lots 94 to 106 ‘inclusive; thence westerly by | 


the southern boundary of lot 106, a line. and the 
southern Loundary of lot 24; thence southerly by part 
of the eastern boundary of lot 23; thence westerly by 
the southern boundaries of lots 23 te 18 inclusive. a 
line, the southern boundaries of lots 17 to 13 incla- 
sive; a line and the southern boundary of lot 12: 
thence northerly by the western boundaries of lots 
12 to 1 inclisive of deposited plan 7,371, and of lots 
7 to 3 inclusive of deposited plan 6,473 to the southern 
side of Liverpool-road aforesaid; and thence easterly 
by that side of that road, to the point of commence- 
nent. 
SCHEDULE “‘B,”’ 
Buildings for the purposes of the following trades, 


industries, manufactures, shops, or places of public 
amusement : Factories, boilingdown establishments. 
carriers’ establishments, licensed premises, within 


the meaning of the Liquor Act, 1912. public halls 
theatres, and other places of public amusement, 
including merry-go-rounds and shooting galleries, the 
trade or industry of an orchestra or brass band, 
buteher shops and shops where smallgoods are vended, 
produce stores, wood and coal vards, blacksmithies, 
naantry offices, estate agents’ offices, carpenter’s or 
loners, wheelwrights, coachbuilding, sawmills, poul- 
try-keeping for profit, the keeping of cattle, horses 
and other animals for profit, all shops used for trade. 
and workshops of all kinds, including bakeries on4 


brickwerks. [3614] 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 166. 


SIE POR ci EEO Sn Ue Ley IR SS RS INE Maga GR GSE ls a eR Se LS ee 






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LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1919. | 


PROPOSAL TO DECLARE A PORTION OF THE MUNICIPALITY 
or Woottanra To BE A Restpentian District (No. 6). — 
Be is hereby notified that Woollahra Municipal Coun- 

- cil has applied to the Governor to declare the ~ 
portion of the Municipality described in the Schedule 
hereto to be a Residential District (No. 6—Wool- 
lahra), and to prohibit in such district (1) the erection 
of any building for use for the purposes of any trades, 
industries, manufactures, shops, or places of public 
amusement; (2) the use of any building for any such 
purposes; and (3) the erection or use of advertise- 
ment hoardings. ike : 

Any person interested may, within one month from 
the date of this notice, make representations to the 
Minister in favour of or against the proposal. 

J.C, L. FITZPATRICK, 
; ae Sik Minister, 
Department of Local Government, 
Sydney, 1st December, 1922, 


SCHEDULE, x 
All that piece or parcel of land in the Municipality 

of Woollahra, parish of Alexandria, county of Cum- 
berland: Commencing at the junction of the north- 
eastern. corner of Bellevue-road with the south- 
eastern building line of New South Head road; thence 
by that building line bearing generally north-easterly 
to its junction with the southern building line of 
Victoria-road; thence by that building line bearing 
generally easterly; thence by the same building line 
bearing generally southerly and south-easterly to its 
junction, with the north-western building line of 

Rivers-street; thence by that building line bearing 
generally south-westerly to its junction with the north- 
eastern building line of Belleyue-road; thence by 

that building line bearing generally north-westerly, to 





the point of commencement. [3602] 
LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1919: NEPEAN 


SHIRE—PROPOSED ALTERATION OF THE 
DIVISION OF THE SHIRE INTO RIDINGS. 
PROPOSAL has been made that the division of 
Nepean Shire into ridings be altered so that the 
boundaries of the said ridings shall be as described in 
the Schedule hereto. The effect of the proposed alter- | 
ation, if carried out, will be to combine Ridings ‘‘A”’ a 
ands *BY- SC and *D?? and “Shands he 
Within one month from the date of this notice, the 
Council, or any elector of the Shire, may make writ- 


‘ ten representations to the Minister on the question. 


J. CL. FITZPATRICK, 





Minister. 

Department of Local Government, apis 

Sydney, lst December, 1922. 

ScHEDULE. | 
Ridings of Nepean Shire. es. 
: ‘SAS a 
Commencing on a northern boundary of the Shire 
at the junction of the Orphan School or Mulgoa-road ) 


and. the Northern or Bringelly-road; thence by thé 
Northern or Bringelly-road generally southerly to a 
southern boundary of portion 1, parish of Bringelly, 
county ef Cumberland: by that boundary westerly to 
a western boundary of the Shire on the right bank of — 
the Nepean River; by boundaries of the Shire gene- + Ae 
rally northerly, westerly, northerly, easterly and % 
southerly, to the pcint of commencement. 
: BE Beds a ¥ ’ 
Commencing on 2 northern boundary of the Shire i 
at the junction ef the Orphan School or Mulgoa-road a 
and the Northern or Bringelly-road; thence by the ty 
Northern or. Bringelly-road southerly to a southern. 
boundary of pertién 1, parish of Bringelly, county of 
Cumberland; by that boundary westerly to a western 
boundary of the Shire at the right bank of the Nepean 
River; by that boundary southerly to the northern 
boundary of the parish of Cook, at the confluence of 
the Bringelly Creek 2nd the Nepean River; by that 
boundary of that parish gonerally easterly to the east- 
ern boundary of the’Shire; and by parts of the eastern 
and northern boundaries of the’Shire northerly and 
westerly, to the point of commencement. coy ae 


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at the confluence of the Nepean River and Bringelly — 
Creek; thence by the northern boundary of the parish — 
of Cook, county of Cumberland, generally easterly to 

the eastern boundary of the Shire; hy that boundary — 
and parts of the south-eastern and southern bounda-_ 
ries of the Shire southerly, westerly, northerly, and 

north-westerly, to the point of commencement, [3400] 






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~ LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1919. 
PROPOSAL TO DECLARB THE WHOLE OF THE MUNICIPALITY 

or CoNCoRD, WITH THE EXCEPTION OF CERTAIN LANDS, 

ro BB A ResipentTiay District. 
E is hereby notified that Concord Municipal Council 
: has applied to the Governor to declare the whole 
of the Municipality, with the exception of those lands 
described in Schedule ‘‘A’’ hereto, to be a Residential 
District, and to prohibit in such district (1) the erec- 
tion of any building for use for the purposes of the 


various trades, industries, manufactures, shops, and 


places of public amusement which are described in 


_ Schedule ‘‘B’’ hereto; (2) the use of any building for 


+h 
* 


cany such purposes; and 
advertisement hoardings. : 
Any person interested may, within one month frem 
the date of this notice, make representations to the 
‘Minister in favour of or against the proposal, — 
J.C. L. FITZPATRICK, 
Minister. 


(3) the erection or use of 


Department, of Local Government, 
Sydney, Ist December, 1922. 


’ Souppure ‘‘A.”’ 


(1) On the frontage to Parramatta-road, from 
Loftus-street to Powell’s Creek (excepting between 


Bridge-street and George-street) on the northern. 


side :— 
Between Loftus-street and Burwood-road—Allot- 


ments 1 to 10 inclusive, section 1 of the. 


village of Longbottom, and lot 28, deposited 
plan 10,928. 


Burwood-road to Broughton-street—Lot 14, de- 


posited plan 10,928, and allotments 4 to 13 
inclusive, section 2 of the village of Long- 
bottom. Buen 
Broughton-street to Concord-road—Part of allot- 
ments Nos. 1, 2, 3, and 5 of section 3 of the 
village of Longbottom, fronting Parramatta- 
road, with a maximum depth of 150 feet, and 
allotments 1 to 36 inclusive of the village of 
~ Concord, and part of allotments 37 and 38, 
fronting Parramatta-road, with a maximum 
depth of 150 feet, together with: part of the 
site of Burwood-street, fronting Parramatta- 
_-_- road, with a maximum depth of 150 feet. 
- Concord-road to Young-street—The whole of 
Primary Application 6,092, fronting Parra- 
‘matta-road, and lots 27, 28, and 29, section 7, 
- deposited plan 1,835; Young-street to Bridge- 
street, lots 8 to 21 inclusive, section 6, de- 
posited plan 1,835. ane 
George-street to Powell’s Creek—Portions 151, 
152, and 153, of the parish of Concord,— 
shown on catalogued plan ©. 183-2,030. at 
Lands Department. 
the frontage to the southern side fronting 
Parramatta-road, between Leicester-avenue 
and Cooper-street,’ comprising lots 1, 2, 3, 
and 4, deposited plan 4,072, and. the balance 
between lot 1 and Cooper-street, with a 
maximum depth of 150 feet. 


On 


On the southern side of Parramatta-road, corner’ 


; of Concord and Parramatta roads—Parts of 
lots 25 to 28 inclusive, deposited plan 5,336, 
the property of the Trustees of Concord 
School of Arts, 


(2) On the frontage to the east side of Queen-street, 
from Shipley-avenue to Waratah-street, comprising 


lots 17 and 18, section B, deposited plan 5,360; and 


lots 1 to 12 inclusive, deposited plan 9,955; lots 2 to 


10 inclusive—shown on plan catalogued 5,7581, in 


Land Titles Office, and lots 1 to. 9 inclusive. deposited 


plan 10,034. 


_ (83) On the frontage to the west side of George- 
street, from Parramatta-road to Allen-street, com- 


prising portions 154 to 167 inclusive, parish of Con- 


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cord, catalogued plan C. 183-2,030 at Lands Depart- 


ment. 


(4) On the frontage to the east side of Concord- 
road, from Homedale-avenue to Correy-avenue, lots 
32 eee inclusive, and 1 to 5 inclusive, deposited plan 
. * , Alton Kstate, then Wellbank-street, then 
ea ween Wellbank-street and Clermont-street, being 
- 8 42 to 47 inclusive, deposited plan 8,972, then lots 

to 12 inclusive, deposited plan 8,972. 


(5) On the frontage to the eastern si B 
th side of Blaxland- 
ee from Mary-street to the northern boundaees of 
5,—shown on deposited plan 3,241, ‘ 


lots 1 to 5. inclusive deposi 
sive, deposited plan 8,817: ] 
3, 4, an 5, section 5, deposited plan 32u ne 


Y, 


comprising. 


SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 166, 








(6) On the frontage to both sides of Burwood-road, 


from Parramatta-road to Crane-street :— 


Western side, between northern side of Parra- 

matta-road and Burton-street, lots 5 to 13 
' inclusive, deposited plan 10,928. 

Eastern side, lots 19 to 27 inclusive deposited 
plan 10,928. 

Western side, between Burton-street and Gipps- 
street, from northern side of Burton-street to 
lot 22, section 1, deposited plan 8,045, with 
a depth of 132 feet, and lots 16 to 22 inclu- 
sive, section 1, deposited plan 8,045. 

Kastern side, comprising allotment No. 10. of 
section 4 of the village of Longbottom, lots 
1 to 10 inclusive, and lots 21, 22, and 23, 
deposited plan 2,931. 

Western side, between Gipps-street and Stanley- 

street, with a maximum. depth of 150 feet. 

Eastern side, comprising allotments numbers 2 to 
8 inclusive, section 7, of the village of Long- 
bottom, and lots 1 to 7 inclusive, deposited 
plan 10,836. 

Western side, between Stanley-street and Crane- 
street, comprising allotment number 1, sec- 
tion 12 of the village of Longbottom. and 
lots 11; 10, 9, and 8, section I, of Beaconsfield- 
square subdivision—-shown on plan 690 |. in 
Land Titles Office, Sydney. 

Eastern side, from northern side of Stanley-street 
to south-western corner of lot 1,deposited plan 
8687, with a maximum depth of 150 feet, and 
lots 1 to 14 inclusive, deposited plan 8,687. 


(7) On the frontage to the eastern side of Major’s 
Bay road, from Gallipoli-street to Brewer-street, com- 
prising lots 47 to 52 inclusive, and 71 to 76 inclusive, 
‘deposited plan 8,278, and lots 1 to 13 inclusive, sec- 
tion 1, deposited plan 1,875. 

On the frontage to the western side of Major’s 
Bay road, from north-eastern corner of lot 
27. section B, deposited plan 6,538, to Trafal- 
gar-parade, comprising lots 20 to 26 inclusive, 
section B, deposited plan 6,538, and lots 13 
to 18 inclusive, of section A, deposited plan 

3 

(8) On the frontage to the western side of Tennyson- 
road. from McDonald-street to Parramatta River, 
comprising lots 1 to 16 inclusive, deposited plan 
1,937 ; lots 1 to 12 inclusive, section 4, deposited plan 
1,559, to Northcote-road, thence from Northcote-road 
to the Parramatta River on the western side, com- 
prising the original lots 1 to 10 inclusive, section 1 
of John Bennett’s subdivision,—shown on plan cata- 


_ logued 215 L, Land Titles Office, Sydney. 


On the frontage to the eastern side of Tennyson- 
road, comprising lots 1 to 4 inclusive, and 
20 to 35 inclusive .of the Pier Estate, de- 
posited plan 2,201. 


the frontage to thé south-eastern side of 
Tennyson-road, Herbert-street, and Emily- 
street, comprising lot 15, section, 2, deposited 
plan 1,748, 

the frontage to the north-western side of 
Tennyson-road, between Bertram-street and 
Watkin-street, comprising: lots 1 to 7 inclu- 
sive, section 1, deposited plan 1,790. 


(9) Both sides of Victoria-avenue, from the Great 
Northern Railway Line to Concord-road. 


Northern side of Victoria-street, comprising lot 

, 70, and lots 43 to 51 inclusive, and lots 25 to 

28 inclusive, and lots 11 to 14 ‘inclusive, also 
Jot 1 and lots 7 to 10 inclusive of the Bruns- 
wick Park Estate. 
Southern side, comprising lot 71, and lots 30 to 
-40 inclusive of the Brunswick Park Estate; 
also lots 17 to 24 inclusive, deposited plan 
6,145. . f 

(10).On the frontage to the eastern side of Concord- 
road, comprising lots 1 to 5 inclusive, section ‘‘(,’’ 
and lots 1 to 14 inclusive, section ‘‘D,’’ deposited plan 
10,188, being part of the Yaralla Park Estate. — 

(11) On the frontage to Concord-road, both sides, 
from Castlestead-street, on the west side, and Boronia- 
street, on the east side, to Killoola-street, comprising 
lots 45, 46, 47, 68, 69, and 70 deposited plan 8,976, 
number 6, Walker’s subdivision, and iots 1 to 20, 
deposited plan 9,353, Walker’s number 7 subdivision, 
eastern side from Boronia-street to Killoola-street, 
with a maximum depth of 150 feet. 

(12) The whole of the area commencing at the inter- 
section of the northern side of Parramatta-road with 
the western side of the Great Northern Railway line ; 
and bounded by the Parramatta-road on the south. 
the eastern side of George-street on the west, and 


4 


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6306... NEW SOUTH WaauS GOVENMYN) “GAZBTTS No. 










ou the north by a ‘line being the prolonenhlyh ‘of the 
noithern boundary of the New ‘Station Kstate in an 
easterly direction to the Great: Northern Railway 


line; and on the éast by the western side of this - 


railway to the Parratiatta-road aforesaid. ' 


(18) All that area bounded on the south by the 


-northerh boundary of the New, Station Kstate pro- | 


duced to the railway Jine on the east and: Powell’s 
Creek on the-west; then€e onthe east by. the Great. 
Northern. Railway, line to the Parramatta . River ; 
thence on. the morth-west by the Parramatta Niver 
and Powell’s Creek to the line of the northern boun- 
dary of the New Station Estate abovementioned. 


(14 All that area commencing at the intersection of 
the eastern building line of Blaxland-street with the 
Parramatta River; and bounded thence on the west 
by, Blaxland-street southerly to the northern side of 
Leeds-street ; on the south by Leeds-street easterly to 
the eastern side of Cavell-ayenue; again on the west 
by the. eastern side of that avenue southerly to 
Averil-street ; again on the south by the northern side 
of this, street easterly. to Cropley-street; thence by 
the north-western and northern sides of this street to- 
the south-western corner of lot 50, deposited plan 
6,401; thence on.the east. by the western boundary 
of this lot. northerly to Parramatta River; and thence 
towards the north by that river, to the point of com- 
mencement, 


(15). The whole of area comprised-in Primary Appli- 


cation number 10,002, known as Batchelor’s or Green |: 


Point, Mortlake. 


(16) All that area owned by the Australian Gaslight | 


Company, Mortlake: Commencing at a point on the 
hightwater line of Parramatta River at the north- 
eastern corner of lot 19 of deposited plan 2,201; 
bounded thence towards the west and north by eastern 
and" 'sotthern boundaries of deposited plan 2,201 
southerly ‘and westerly to ‘Tennyson-road; thence 
agin on ‘the west by the eastern side of Tennyson- 
road. southerly to its intersection with the north- 
eastera-side of Emily-street; thence towards the south- 
west, by the north-eastern side of Emily-street bear- 
ing. gouth-easterly to the: south-western eorner of’ lot 
18, section,1,: deposited. plan: 1,748;. thence towards 
the south-east, by the south-eastern houndatry of said | 
loterL8  t¢),the- south-eastern corner thereof; thence, 
Again, bowards the, south-west.-by part of the south- 
western boundary of Primary Application 5.652 soutli- ; 
erly to. the south-western scorner of. this application: 
thenee ,again.towards, the south-east by part of the 
north-western,,boundary of Application 4,277 north- 
easterly ,to..the, north-eastern corner of that applica- 
tion; and again towards the south-west. by the north- 
eastern boundary .of said application 4,277 south- 
easterly to Bishop-street; thence. om the south by the 


northern’ side of this street bearing , easterly to . 


Kendall-street ; thence towards the east. by the western 
side of Kendall-street northerly to the. Parramatta 
River; thence towards the east and north by Parra: 
matta River northerly and westerly, to the point of 
commencement. 


Also lots 1 to 17 inclusive,—-shown on deposited 
plan 5,167, fronting Kendall-street and 
Medora-street, and lane 20 feet wide, together 
with a triangular piece of Jand, bounded 
towards the south-east by the north-western 
boundaries of lots 1, 2, and 8 of deposited plan — 

5,167, and towards the west by the north- 
etly prolongation of. the eastern’ side of. 
Kendall-street to. its intersection with the 
north-western prolongation of. the south- 
western side of 2 lane 20 feet wide; thence 
towards the: north-east b 
tion south-easterly, 


to the point of ¢om- 
meneement, , Gs 


« -(17) All the area hounded on the north-cast by the 


south-western ‘boundary. of deposited: plan 5.1673 oh 
the north-west by the south-eastern side of Cabarita- 
road ; thence across Phillip-street and by the eastern: 
side of Elphinstone-street. to Wxile Bay; thence on 
the: south-west by Exile Bay to reserve’ number 79,' 
and toward the south-east. by the boundary of that 
reserve north-easterly, to. Hen and Chickens Bay; and 
on the north and east »by the waters of “Hen and 
Chickens Bay, to the. point. of ‘commencement.’ 


(18) The whole ‘ofthe, cricinal- Government allot-, 
ments 46 to 52 inelusive: on. the eastern side of Cabaz 
rita-road, and allotments 54) to 58 inclusive on the 
Western side of Cabarita-road, Cabarita. 


y this said prolonga- 


























19) The whole of allotments 13 to 20 inclusive = 
Mae by Burwood-road on the’ souths “Salt-street Lege 
on the west, Zoeller-street on the north, and Exile 
Bay on the north-east, and reserve on the east. fe. 

. (20) On the frontage to the east side, of Melbourne- _ 
-strect, from Ada to Alexandra streets, comprising » 
lots 58 to, 65 (inclusive) of the village of Concord, . ee 
_ (21) Gale-street frontage both sides, between. .Bray’s- — 
road and Tennyson-road, comprising lots, 1 tor. 94 
inclusive, deposited plan. 2,302.. Bat Shae 
(22) On the frontage to ae northern side of Caba-_ 
rita-road, between Frederick and Mortlake streets, | 
lots 151 to 168 inclusive, deposited plan 1,964, _ 4 
On the frontage to the southern side of Cabarita- 
' road and: eastern side of Frederick-street,. 
—lots:4 to 18 inclusive, deposited plan 5,531. - 
(23) On the frontage to the western side of Frederick- 
street, comprising lots 64 and 65 of Mortlake Town- 
ship. Mstate, deposited plan 7,924; also on the frontage 
to the western side of Frederick-street, between Caba- 
rita-road and Brewer-street, to a maximum depth of 
150 feet, being part of portion 78, parish of Concord. 
(24) On the frontage to Queen-street. (late Bruns- 
wick-parade), comprising lots 57,to 70 (inclusive) of © 
the Brunswick Park Estate: > *-” 2 ie Res 
(25) On the frontage.to the northern side of Well-’: he 
bank-street, lots 1 and 1a, on catalogued plan 5,758h 
in. Land Titles Office, Sydney. = oY 


On the frontage to the south side of Wellbank- 
_. Street, lots 13 and 14, deposited plan 9,955.“ ~ 
(26) On the frontage to the western side of Mort-— 
lake-street, between Bray’s-road and Vanhee-street, 
comprising.a subdivision of lots 6-and 7; Mortlake 
Township Estate, deposited plan 7,924. ~~ - 
, (27) On the frontage to the south side of Crane- 
street, lots 1 and 2, section 1, of Beaconsfield-square 
subdivision,—shown on plan catalogued 690 IL. in 
Land Titles Office, Sydney. - Se : at 
~ (28) On the frontage to the north side of Brewer- 
street, lots 8, 9, and 10 of Locksley Estate, deposited 
plan’ 105599, >< Me ee a ; 


cr Aa 


Scuepurs “‘B. 


Proposed Prohibited Buildings, Trades, &¢. 
Buildings for the purposes*of the followitig trades, 
industries, manufactures, shops, or places of public ~ 
amusement :+--Trades,  businesses,- or manufactures. 
declared, to be noxiows trades within the meaning of an 
the Noxious Trades Act, 1902, and the ‘Following es ano 
Brickworks, ironworks, coachworks, factories, laun- 

dries, flour mills, timber yards, | markets, auction 
rooms, public motor garages, dairies, theatres, public - 
halls, picture ‘shows, skating rinks, livery stables, 
blacksmithies, tinsmithies, wood and coal stores, estate ~ 
agents’ offices, produce stores,- bakeries, businesses 
conducted for the sale of groceries, ‘drapery, iron- 
mongery, boots, shoes, fancy goods, confectionery, 
cordials, chemicals, drugs, foods, stationery, green- 
grocery, tobacconists, hairdressers, public’ billiard- 
rooms, engineering repait works, second-hand dealers. 
licensed. premises within the meaning of the Liquor ; 
Act, 1912; and any buildings for use for the purposes 
of any. trades, industries, manufactures shops, or 
Places of public amusement. ce [2532] Sor) ie 
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RR 8 Miueeraa er ano ae 
LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1919. 


 Locknirr ann Urana Sumes—Prorosep ALTERATION — 
ui A OF BOUNDARINS, Gee Vera 0). ss 


A PROPOSAL has been received to alter the houn- 

daries of the Shires of Loekhart and Urana 

by taking that part of the former described in the 
Schedule herets and adding it to the latter, 2h 

_, Within one month after the date of this 

Council of the Lockhart or Urana Shire, o 
electors of either of those shires, or any 
not less than one-third of the electo 
respect of the land proposed to be tr 
lodge with the Minister written object 


9.0. lh. FITZPATRICK, 1+ 
Minister. 


nS 


notice the 

r fifty (50). 
number being 

rs enrolled in 
ansferred, may 
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sata aes ; ge * fu? ory ee 

Parthh & OF <Boree Ore’ aid. Brookone Nor ok 
county of Urana: Commeneéine ike 


g on the north-western 
boundary of Lockhart Shire at its intersection with Cy 
the northerly prolongation of the eastern boundarv Ral 
of portion 134% parish of Boree Creck ; and bounded ~~ 


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and by that south-western boundary and the north- 


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on Pes 1 2 , ; f 
thence by that prolongation and boundary southerly 
to oie northern boundary of the parish of Brookong 
North; by that boundary generally south-westerly to 
the northern corner of portion 88 of that parish; by 
the north-western and south-western boundaries of 


5 an portion south-westerly and south-easterly to the 


northern boundary of portion 95; by part of the 
northern -boundary of that portion and its prolonga- 
tion westerly to the centre of Boree Creek; by the 
centre of that creek downwards to its intersection 
with a south-western boundary of Lockhart Shire, 


western boundary of that Shire north-westerly and 


_north-easterly, to the point of commencement, 


[2940] 


—_—— i. 


[3783] Premier’s Department, 
Sydney; 1st December, 1922. 


[TIS Excellency the Governor directs it to be noti- 
. fied that he is in receipt of advice from the Soere- 
tary of State for the Colonies to,the effect that the 





’ King’s Exequatur, empowering the following gentle 





men to act in their respective Consular capacities, 

received His Majesty’s signature on the 20th Septem- 

ber, 1922 ; 

Monsieur P. A. van Buttingha Wichers, to act as 
Netherlands Consul at Melbourne. 

Monsieur P. HK. Teppema, to act as Netherlands 
Gonsul-General at Sydney. A : 

Mr. H. P. Starrett, to act as Consul for the United 
States of America at Sydney. 

Mr. Erik K. B. Arentgz, to act as Consul-General for 
Norway at Melbourne. 


GEORGE W. FULLER. 


APPOINTMENTS. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive..Council, has approved of the following 
appointments : — 
CHIED SECRETARY’S DEPARTMENT AND OFFIOE OF THE 
s MINISTER OF PUBLIC HEALTH. 
Hamilton Sidney Harper, Esquire, M.B., Ch.M., Univ. 
Sydney, as Government Medical Officer at Men- 
_ deoran,; vice Dr. Flook, resigned, 





" Nicol Ernest McLaren, Hsquire,; M.B., Mast. Surg., 





pea = oe 
the dates specified :— 
_ Dubbo—Sergeant Joseph James Cooper, stationed at 


7 i 





Univ. Sydney, as Government Medical Officer at 
Coopernook, vice Dr. Railton, resigned. 


Vivian James Rundell Miles, Esquire, Barrister-at- 
Law, as a Member and Chairman of the Boards 
of Official Visitors to the following Mental Hos- 
pitals, vice Mr. A. Nugent Robertson, deceased,-— 
to take effect from date of commencing duty :— 

Callan Park Mental Hospital. 

Gladesville Mental Hospital, 

Parramatta Mental Hospital. 
Licensed House for the Insane, Cook’s River. 

DEPARTMENT, OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE. 

Lieutenant-Colonel George Wilson to be Honorary 
Salvation Army Chaplain, State Penitentiary and 
State Reformatory for Women,—from 1st Novem- 
ber, 1922. 


Tae undermentioned members of the Police Force to 


be Inspectors under the Liquor Act,, 1912, for the 
Licensing Districts preceding their names,—from the 
dates specified ;:— 


Muswellbrook and Merton—Sergeant Nicholas Had- 
don, stationed at Muswellbrook, during the ab- 
ey of Sergeant Graham,—from 4th Novémber, 

Wollongong—Inspector Alexatider Caldwell; stationed 

at Wollongong, vice Inspector Blackburne,—from 

__ 22nd October,, 1922. 

- Bega—Sergeant Peregrine Harvey Curtois, stationed 

: Bee vice Inspector Caldwell, from 1st Novem- 

er, : ) 


Tite undermentioned members of the Police Force to 
be Sub-Inspectors under the Liquor Act, 1912; for 


e Licensing Districts preceding their names,—from 


_ Dubbo, vice Sergeant Allen,—from 8th Novem. 
__ ber, 1922. ‘ RMR La 
Tismore—Sergeant Herman Albert Robinson, stationed 
ae Lismore,—from 24th October, 1922. 
Penrith—Sergeant John Richard Carter, 
_ Katoomba, 


5 stationed at 
ey vice Sergeant Auckett;—from 17th 
Ss cto er, 192 . ; 
we od a Edward George Allen, sta- 
ied at Auburn, vic ade,— 
Bist Ootbhar pure vice fe oe Wade,—from 
Bie MPR os 


ae oy 
Par 's(s, Jovi 
sy ye ay Par 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTR, No. iss. 





6307 





DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. 


THE undermentioned persons have been appointed 
Trustees of the Commons stated against their names, 
to hold office until the 31st December, 1994, in terms 
at provisions of the Commons Regulation Act, 
Cudal—James Ford and Arthur Burridge, vice R. J. 
Baker, resigned, and John Kidd, deceased. , 
Culeairn—James Bent and Jatnes Spencer, yice: Wil- 
lram, Thurling and Henry Hopkins, resigned. 
Drake—Thomas Taylor, vice P. Donnellan; resigned. - 
Nymagee—Charles James Buttenshaw, Henry Hand- 
ley, George Whitlock, George Francis Fuller, and 
Charles. Hector Dow. PEED 
Silverton—H. Johnston, M. Carl, J. Lidington, J. W. 
Hague, H. Bray. 
Numeralla—Matthew Tracey, Augustine Hubert 
Agnew, William Roland Agnew, Edgar Arthur 
Scullin, Terence Henry Thomas. 


THE undermentioned persons to be Permit Inspectors, 
under section 144 of the Pastures Protection Act, 
1912, for the Pastures Protection Districts named, 
VIZ, +— 
Berrima—Mr. Herbert Carlon, Barrallier, 
gong (P.P. 1922-18-104). 
Coonamble—Mr. Donald T. 
(P.P. 1922-18-104). ; 
Denman—Mr. George Williams, Glen Gallic, Martin- 
dale, Denman (P.P, 1922-18-104), 
Moulamein—Mr. R. J. R. Eagle, Barham (P.P..1922- 
18-104). : 
Moree—Constable First Class Kenneth David Ross, 
Boomi (P.P. 1922-18-104). 
Wagga Wagga—Messrs. D. Lloyd, 
Edward Burton Stearman, Mangoplah; L. 
Edwards, Pullitop (P.P. 1922-18-104). 


GEORGE W. FULLER, Premier. — 


via. Mitta- 


Macdonald, Coonamble 


Mangoplah; 
5 Gale 





Department of the Attorney-General 
and of Justice, 
Sydney, 29th November, 1922. 
IS Excellency the Goyernor directs it to be noti- 
fied that, in accordance with the provisions of 
the Claims against the Government and Crown Suits, 
Act; 1912, he has been pleased, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, to appoint ‘A 
David Ross Jamieson, Esquire, Under Secretary of 
Justice, Be acct 
to be the Nominal Defendant, on behalf of the Gov- 
ernment, in the matter of the petition presented on. 
the part of Henry Stuart Robertson, of Wallerawang, 
Sergeant of Police, as to a certain claim or demand. 
which he deems himself to have against the Govern- 


ment. 
T. R. BAVIN. 


[3463] 





[3601] Department of Labotr and Industry, 


Sydney, 23rd November, 1922. 

SHEARERS’ ACCOMMODATION ACT, 1901. ° 
IS BPxcellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, has been pleased to 
appoint the undermentioned Members of the Police 
Force to be Inspectors to carry out the provisions of 
the Shearers’ ‘Accommodation Act, 1901, in the dis- 
tricts specified in connection with their respective 


names :— ’ 
EK. H. FARRAR. 





Constable First Glass William Edward Smith; Station 

. + Nundle; Police District—Tamworth. 

Constable Thomas William Burke; Station—Wea- 
bonga; Police District—Tamworth. 

Constable Stuart Foster; Station—Pallamallawa ; 
Police District—M oree. 

Constable George Ernest Emerson; Station—Graves- 
end; Police District—Warialda. 





DAIRY INDUSTRY ACT, 1915. 
THE following persons have been reappointed as 
Inspectors under section 8 of the Dairy Industry Act, 
1915, for a further period of three months from Ist 


December, 1922 :— 


Harold Dight Barlow. 
George Rowe. 

Oyril John Macdermott. 
Francis Wilkinson. 


F. A. CHAFFRY, 


_ Minister for Agriculture. 


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APIARIES ACT, 1916. 
MR. Hugh Graham Smith has been appointed as Inspector 
under the provisions of the above Act for a further period 
of three months from Ist December, 1922. Re 
F. A. CHAFFEY,” 
Minister for Agriculture.. 


[3660] 





VINE AND VEGETATION DISEASES AND FRUIT 
PESTS ACT, 1912. 

THE following persons are authorised to act as Inspec- 

tors under the abovementioned Act up till 3lst 

December, 1922 :— 


EK. J. Lindsay. . H. Goodhew. 
W. H. Waters. EK. Gibsone, 
W. R. Griffin. x. A. Jones. 


D. D.. Atkins. 


F. A. CHAFFEY, 
Minister for Agriculture. 





; RESIGNATIONS. 

HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Executive Council, has accepted the resignatiohs ten- 

dered by 

Thomas Frederick Ellwood, of Stockinbingal; and 

Robert Roney, of Vincen*street, Cessnock, 

of their positions as Justices of the Peace for the State 
of New South Wales. 

CHARLES W. OAKES, | 

Chief Secretary and Minister of Public Health. 


Sydney, 27th November, 1922. 





[3615] : 
p H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 

the Bxecutive Council, has been pleased to 
repeal Regulation No. 6 under the Second-hand 
Dealers and Collectors Act, 1906, published in Govern- 
ment Gazette No. 49 of 17th April, 1907. 


OHARLES W. OAKKS, 
Chief Secretary and Minister of Public Health. 


CLOSE SEASON. 

FisHpries Acts. 

Sydney, 27th November, 1922. 

HE whole of the tidal and coastal waters within 
the three-mile limit lying to the south of Berma- 

guee River shall be closed against the taking by any 
method of capture of the Dolphin (Orca gladiator), a 
cetacean called or known as the Killer, from the Ist 
January to the 30th December, 1923, both inclusive. 
CHARLES W. OAKES, | 

[3475] Chief Secretary and Minister of Public Health. 








Sydney, Ist December, 1922. 
SURRENDER OF LEASE. 
Fisueriss Acts. 
Csr surrender, as from the 13th September, 1922, 

of Mr. Perey James Woodbridge’s Oyster Cul- 
ture Lease No. 10,779, of about 9 a. 2 r. 8 p., at Port 
Stephens, has been aecepted, as the lessee is unable 
to successfully cultivate the leased area. 


CHARLES W. OAKES. 


[3631] 





[3630] Sydney, Ist December, 1922. 
FISHERIES ACTS—RENEWAL OF LEASES. 
PPROVAL has been given for the renewal of the 
Oyster Culture Leases specified, for a term of 

five years: in each instance, at the rentals stated, 
subject to the right. of the holder of each lease to a 
further renewal, after due application, for an addi- 
tional period of five years, at a rental to be deter- 
mined in conformity with section 12 (338) of the 
Fisheries (Amendment) Aict, 1910 :— 


Lease No, 9,221, Clyde Manning ee rs 710 yards, 
at Manning River; 5s. per 100 yards; 
rental, £1 16s., from 6th March, 1922. 
Lease No. 9,454, Frederick Phillips; about 9 a. 8 r. 
25 p., at Port Stephens; £1 per acre: annual 
rental £9 18s., from 138th February, 1923. 
Lease No. 9,555, Timothy Wray; 400 yards, at Tom- 
ago River; lls. per 100 yards; .annual rental, 
£2 4s., from 30th January, 1928. 
Lease No. 9,637, William George Alfred Hilder; 200 
yards, at Conjola Lake; 10s. per 100 yards; 
annual rental, £1, from 16th January, 1923. 
Lease No, 9,646, Henry Welfair Wardg 150 yards, at 
Merrimbula Lake; 10s. per 100 yards; annual 
rental. 15s., from 9th January, 1928. 


CHARLES W. OAKES. 


annual 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZEVTE, No.-166. {1 Dzo., 1922, 








[3629] Sydney, 15th November, 1922. 


NOTIFICATION OF GRANTING OF OYSTER 
CULTURE LEASES. 


T is hereby notified, for general information, that 

leases for the purpose of oyster culture of the 

lands specified in ‘the annexed Schedule have been 
eranted to the undermentioned persons. 

The leases are subject to the Fisheries Acts and 
the Regulations thereunder, and to the special con- 
ditions, provisions, exceptions, covenants, and reser- 
vations set out at the foot of the Schedule. 


CHARLES W. OAKKS, 
Chief Secretary and Minister of Public Health. 





Lease No. 11,750 (average lands), to Walter George 

- Boulton, of Macksville, situated Nambucea River, 
frontage 500 yards (plan cat. No. N. 492-24), 
fifteen years from 1/4/1922; annual rental, £5— 
under section 12 (33), Fisheries (Amendment) 
Act, 1910 (Fisheries “Act, 1902). 


Manning, of Sydney, situated Hawkesbury River, 
frontage. 270 yards (plan cat. No. H. 292-41), 
fifteen years from 15/11/1922; annual rental, 
£2 14s.—under section 12 (33), Fisheries (Amend- 
ment) Act, 1910 (Fisheries Act, 1902). 
ease No. 11,824* (inferior lands), to Walter George 
Jordan, of Boambee Creek, via Coff’s Harbour, 
situated Boambee Creek, frontage 100 yards (plan 
cat. No. B. 4-20), five years from 15/11/1922; 
annual rental, 10s.—under section 12 (338), 
ion (Amendment) Act, 1910 (Fisheries Act, 
Lease No. 11,826* (inferior lands), to Joseph George 
Manning, of Sydney, situated Hawkesbury River, 
about 4 acres (plan cat. No. H, 291-41), five years 
from 15/11/1922; annual rental, £4—under sec- 
tion 12 (33B), Fisheries (Amendment) Act, 1910 
Fisheries Act,, 1902). 
Lease No. 11,845* (inferior lands), to Archibald Cyril 
Barclay, of Bateman’s Bay, situated Clyde River. 
about 35 perches (plan cat. No. ©. 102-68), five 


under section 12 (338), Fisheries (Amendment) 
Act, 1910 (Fisheries Act; 1902). of sacks 

Lease No. 11,852* (inferior lands), to Charles Edward 
Woodward, of Sydney, situated Port Stephens, 
about 1 a. 2 r. 31 p. (plan cat. No. P. 1,017-36), 
five years from 15/11/1922; annual rental, £1 14s. 
—under section 12 (338), Fisheries (Amendment) 
Act, 1910 (Fisheries Act, 1902). 





Special Conditions, Provisions, Baceptions, Covenants, 
and. Reservations. 


“No oystets may be removed from Oyster Leases 
Nos. 11,824, 11,826, 11,845, and 11,852° during the 
first year of their term. If any such lease be renewed 
for a second term of five years, it shall be subject to 
redetermination of rental during the ninth or any 
later year for a further (third) term of five years. 





[3653] The Treasury, New South Wales, 


Sydney, 30th November, 1922. 


T is hereby notified that His Excellency the Governor, 

with the advice of the Executive Council, has approved 
of the Regulations for the receipt and coinage of gold at the 
Sydney Branch of the Royal Mint, published in the Govern- 
ment Gazette of 17th November, 1922,—taking effect from 


Ist December, 1922. i 
ARTHUR A. C. COCKS. 





[3731] Sydney, 1st December, 1922. 

T is hereby notified, for general information, that, in 
-pursuance of section 6, subsections 1, 2, and 3 of the 
Stock Diseases (Tick) Act, 1901, and- Amendment’ Act of 
1915, that the undermentioned area is hereby quarantined 
for the period of two months, and all stock within that area 
are also quarantined for the above period, and must not be 
removed from the holdings upon which they are now de- 
pastured, except under permit.from the Inspector of Stock. 


County of Sandon, parish of Uralla, all that portion of 
travelling stock and camping reserve 23,082, within 
portion 304, and containing an area of about 40} acres. 


FRANK A, CHAFFEY, 
Minister for Agriculture, 


- a 





Lease No. 11,856 (average lands), to Joseph George © 


years from 15/11/1922; annual rental, 10s.— - 





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1 Dzc,1922.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 166, 6309 


5 ge oan ORR TI Ry aE et eee 


NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION OF LAND 
UNDER THE PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1912. 


Ee is hereby notified and declared by His Excellency 

the Governor, acting with the advice of the 
Executive Council, that so much of the Jand here- 
under described as is Crown Land has been appro- 
priated, and so much thereof as is private property 
has been resumed, under the Publie Works Act, 1912, 
for the following public purpose, namely, the con- 
struction of the Lake Victoria Works referred to in 
the River Murray Waters Act,1915, and is vested in 
South Australia, for an estate in fee simple for 
the purposes of the River Murray Waters Act, 1915, 
and Acts amending the same.—Dated this fifteenth 
day of November, one thousand nine hundred and 


twenty-two. 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 
By His Excellency’s Command, 


hehe SRB Anis ee" 
Minister for Public Works. 





DESCRIPTION OF LAND REFERRED TO. 


All that piece of land situated in the parishes of 
Wangumma, Warpa, Walkminga, Wannawanna, and 
Victoria, county of Tara, in the State of New South 
Wales, known as Lake Victoria, the two watercourses 
known’ as Rufus River, and part of Frenchman’s 
Creek, connecting the River Murry with the said Jake, 
the banks and foreshores of tne said lake and water- 
courses, and lands adjoining thereto, inclusive of 
voads, being parts of the lands comprised in Certifi- 
cates of Title, volume 1549, folio 80, and volume 3035, 
folio 139, said to be in the possession of Norman 
Charles Sceadding, additional conditional purchase 
17-1, said to be in the possesion of Jane Smith, Cer- 
tificates of Title, volume 246, folio 67, volume 511, 
folio 124, volume 511, folio 125, volume 511, folio 128, 
volume 511, folio 129, volume 515, folio 1/7, volume 
663, folio 72, volume 699, folio 240, volume 743, 
folio 140, volume 835, folio 180, volume 1712, folio 
78, volume 1830, folio 195, volume 2187, folio 160, 
conditional lease No. 4,340, and Western Lands Lease 


’ No. 2,041, said to be in the possession or occupation 


of Alexander Armstrong Proprietary Limited, West- 
ern Lands Lease No. 676, said to be in the occupation 
cf William McLeod Thomson, and Crown Lands: 


Commencing on the left bank of Frenchman’s Creek | 


aforementioned, at the north-eastern corner of portion 
3, parish of Wangumma, and bounded thence by part 
of the eastern boundary of that portion bearing 180 


~ degrees 25 minutes 16 chains 14 links; thence by lines 


bearing successively 317 degrees 35 minutes 10 chains 
93 links, 324 degrees 55 minutes 26 chains 54 links 
306 degrees 2 minutes 3 chains 61 links, 287 degrees 
9 minutes 3 chains 64 links 59 degrees 41 minutes 68 
links, 287 degrees 9 minutes 5 chains 24 links, 273 
degrees 43 minutes 2 chains 82 links, 246 degrees 51 
minutes 2 chains 82 links, 233 degrees 25 minutes 70 
chains 90 links, 260 degrees 28 minutes 3 chains 82 
links, 287 degrees 31 minutes 15 chains 68 links, 320 
degrees 55 minutes 60 chains 5 links, 304 degrees 2 
minutes 3 chains 67 links, and 287 degrees 10 minutes 
57 chains 58 links, to the western boundary of portion 


- 10, at a point distant 59 links southerly from its north- 


western corner; thence by lines bearing successively 
286 degrees 51 minutes 4 chains 73 links, 335 degrees 
41 minutes 19 chains 95 links, 347 degrees 37 minutes 
33 chains 60 links, 333 degrees 438 minutes 41 chains 
20 links, 309 degrees 23 minutes 4 chains 4 links, 323 
degrees 4 minutes 52 chains 48 links, and 303 degrees 
9 minutes 25 chains 52 links to a south-western side 


of a road one chain wide, shown on plan catalogued 


R. 9,905-1,603, at Lands Department; thence by part 
of that side of that road bearing 155 degrees 13} 
minutes 1 chain 88 links; thence by lines bearing suc- 
cessively 303 degrees 9 minutes 25 chains 79 links, 290 
degrees 49 minutes 30 chains 77 links, 279 degrees 45 


minutes 64 chains 93 links, 269 degrees 1] minutes 


19 chains 3 links, 284 degrees 25 minutes 4 chains 10 
links 3138 degrees 5 minutes 4 chains 22 links, 290 
degrees 42 minutes 52 chains 77 links, 257 degrees 37 


minutes 5 chains, 233 degrees 27 minutes 28 chains 81. 


iinks, 244 degrees 30 minutes 10 chains 23 links, 265 
degrees 20 minutes 42 chains 59 links, 298 degrees 41 


minutes 88 chains 30. links, 281 degrees 30 minutes - 


40 chains 12 links, 251 degrees 33 minutes 9 chains 66 
links, 232 degrees 4 minutes 5 chains 1 link, 258 de- 
grees 338 minutes 12 chains 79 links, 272 degrees 33 
minutes 12 chains 45 links, 286 degrees 33 minutes. 12 


chains 46 links, 301 degrees 5 minutes 12 chains 25 


Jinks, 307 degrees 33 minutes 8 chains 24 links, 318 
degrees 28 mimites 2 chains 47 links, 263 degrees 4 


minutes 27 chains 91 links, 255 degrees 9 minutes 


15 chains 79 links, 297 degrees 28 minutes 20 chains 


2 links, 852 degrees 34 minutes 16 chains 68 links, 
252 degrees 21 minutes 22 chains 97 links, 198 degrees 
37 minutes 13 chains 14 links, 231 degrees 4 minutes 
1U chains 67 links, 29U degrees 10 minutes 14 chains 
21 links, 186 degrees 55 minutes 24 chains 46 links, 
156 degrees 7 minutes 18 chains 41 links, 175 degrees 
15 minutes 50 chains 71 links, 215 degrees 50 minutes 
12 chains 9 links, 254 degrees 46 minutes 8 chains 67 
links, 292 degrees 58 minutes 18 chains 79 links, and 
1 degree 42 minutes 5 chains 86 links, to a point on 
the right bank of the Murray River north-westerly 
from its junction with Rufus River; thence by lines 
bearing successively 89 degrees 12 minutes 8 chains 
60 links, 122 degrees 33 minutes 12 chains 52 links, 
45 degrees 4 minutes 10 chains 1 link, 349 degrees 40 
minutes 15 chains 13 links, 356 degrees 12 minutes 32 
chains, 3388 degrees 1 minute 17 chains 49 links, 3 
minutes 27 chains 91 links, 52 degrees 59 minutes 8 
chains 59 links, 102 degrees 24 minutes 16 chains 24 
links, 21 degrees 41 minutes 15 chains 97 links, 64 
degrees 28 minutes 19 chains 69 links, and 81 degrees 
24 minutes 12 chains. 46 links to the western boundary 
of portion 42, parish of Walkminga; thence by part of 
that boundary bearing 180 degrees 2 chains; thence 
by a line bearing 134 degrees 54 minutes. 7 chains 30 
links, to the south-eastern boundary of portion 4% 
aforesaid; thence by part of that boundary and pare 


of the eastern boundary of the said. pirtion respec- 


tively bearing 44 degrees 54 minutes 3 chains 41 links, 
and 360 degrees 17 chains 8 links; thence by lines 
bearing successively 305 degrees 10 minutes 2 chains 
46 links, and 318 degrees 13. minutes 14 chains 42 
links, to the northern boundary of portion 5; thence 
by part of that boundary bearing 90 degrees 1 minute 
4 chains 2 links; thence by part of the western boun- 
dary of portion 42 aforesaid, bearing 360 degrees 4 
chains 99 links; thence by lines bearing. successively 
295 degrees 53 minutes 41 chains 68 links, 304 degrees 
14 minutes 82 chains 90 links, 312 degrees 52 minutes 
78 chains 1 link, 324 degrees 43 minutes 129 chains 
42 links, 313 degrees 4 minutes 38 chairfs 4 links, 334 
degrees 32 minutes 17 chains, 347 degrees 50 minutes 
25 chains 34 links, and 4 degrees 3 minutes 35 chains 
8 links, to the northern boundary of portion 25, parish 
of Walkminga, at a point distant 51 links westerly 
from its north-eastern corner; thence by lines bearing 
successively 356 degrees 11 minutes 57 chains 86 
links, 341 degrees 36 minutes 23 chains 52 links, 358: 
degrees 24 minutes 53 chains 70 links, and 28 degrees 
34 minutes 56 chains 72 links, to the north-eastern 
corner of portion H.L. 90-6, parish of Wannawanna ; 
thence by the south-eastern boundary of Western 
Lands Lease No. 2,086, being lines bearing successively 
27 degrees 47 minutes 30 chains, 54 degrees 31 chains 
2 links, and 69 degrees 6 minutes 37. chains 10 links, 
to the south-western corner of portion 5, parish of 
Victoria; thence by. lines bearing successively 69 de- 
grees 6 minutes 30 chains 90 links, 85 degrees 9 
minutes 67 chains 93 links, 93 degrees 10 minutes 55 
chains 90 links, 101 degrees 33 minutes 48 chains 14 
links, 115 degrees 23-minutes 69 chains 96: links, 126 
degrees 1 minute 79 chains 61 links, 95 degrees 25 
minutes 15 chains 10 links, 135 degrees 11 minutes 81 
chains 1 link, and 147 degrees 4 minutes 30 chains 63 
links, to the northern boundary of portion 2, parish 
of Victoria; thence by part of that boundary bearing 
90 degrees 46 minutes 3 chains 61 links; thence by 
lines bearing successively 147 degrees#4 minutes 32 
chains | link, and 156 degrees 31 minutes 58 chains 
58 links, to the southern boundary of portion 2 afore- . 
said; thence by part of that boundary bearing 270 
degrees 46 minutes 3 chains 29 links; thence by lines 
bearing successively 156 degrees 31 minutes 51 chains 
63 links, 169 degrees 44 minutes 55 chains 63 links, 
175 degrees 6 minutes 65 chains 6 links. 187 degrees 
57 minutes 78 chains 47 links, and 202 degrees 33 
minutes 35 chains 98 links, to the north-eastern boun- 
dary of portion 3, parish of Warpa, at a point dis- 
tant 3 chains 21 links south-egsterly from its north- 
ernmost corner; thence by lines bearing successively 
262 dezrees 33 minutes 4 chains 68 links, 224 degrees 
10 minutes 29 chains 72 links, 187 degrees 28 minutes 
17 chains 38 links, 208 degrees 16 chains 64 links, 118 
degrees 77 chains 9 links, 107 degrees 28 minutes 15 
chains 77 links, 85 degrees 38 minutes 15 chains 82 
links, 20 degrees 42 minutes 3 chains 31 links, 85 
degrees 38 minutes 93 chains 72 links, 105 degrees 42: 
chains 26 links, 116 degrees 54 minutes 84 chains 19 
links, 150 degrees 51 minutes 34 chains 33 links, 124 
degrees 46 minutes 35 chains 55 links, 108 degrees 6 
minutes 26 chains 95 links, and 126 degrees 20 
minutes 68 chains 29 links, to the westernmost boun- 
dary of Western Lands Lease No. 1,237; thence by’ 
part of that western boundary, being lines bearing 





6310 


successively 180 degrees 13 minutes 24 chains 86 links, 
181 degrees 4 minutes 88 chains, 34 links, and 181 
degrees 2 minutes 77 chains 94 links, to the right 
bank of Frenchman’s’ Creek , aforesaid; and by the 
prolongation of that line to the left bank of the said 
Creek; and thence by that bank upwards, to the point 
of commencement ;—containing an area of 32,042 acres 
or thereabouts, inclusive of roads. 5 
All that piece of land. situated inthe parishes of 
Wangimma and. Taranga, county of Tara, and State 
of New South Walés; being part of the Watercourse 
known as Frenchman’s Creek connecting, the River 
Murray with Lake Victoria, the banks and foreshores 
of said) watercourse and lands adjoining thereto, 
inclusive of roads, being parts of the lands comprised 
in Certificates of Title, volume 468, folio 13, volume 
468, folio 14, volume 468, folio 16, vohime 468, folio 
21, volume 468, folio 22, volume 511, feo 241, volume 
511; folio 242, volume 547,. folio 185, volume 547, 
folio 136, volume 547, folio 187; volume 625, folio 166, 
volume 637, folio 74, Western Lands Lease 1,237, 
Western Lunds Lease 2,550, Western Lands Lease 
2,551, and Western Lands Lease 2,552, said to be 
in the possession or occtipation of Hurtle Augustus 
Pegler and Augustus, Hlliot Pegler: Commencing 
on the left bank of Frenchman’s Creek atforemen- 
tioned at the north-eastern corner of portion 3, 
parish of Wangtinima; and bounded thence by that 
bank of that creek downwards. to its intersection 
with the prolongation southerly, of the westernmost 
boundary of Western Lands Lease 1,287; thence by 
that prolongation to the right bank of Frenchman’s 
Creek aforesaid and-part of the westernmost boun- 
dary of Western Lands Lease 1,287 aforesaid, being 
a line bearing 6 minutes 77 chains 94 links; thence 
by lines bearing successively 106 degrees 41 minutes 
55 chains 95 links, 118 degrees 56 minutes 30. chains 
57 links, 144 degrees 14 minutes 15 chains 38 links, 
148 degrees 27 minutes 33 chains 11 links, 85 degrees 
48 minutes 12 chains 42 links, 100 degrees 5 minutes 
34 chains 66 links, 118 degrees 40 minutes 18 chains 
86 links, 180° degrees 24 minutes 29 chains 36. links, 
148 degrees 41 minutes 9 chains 89 links, 128 degrees 
37 minutes 12 chains 99 links, 181 degrees 6 minutes 
i6 chains 89 links; 118 degrees 35 minutes 21 chains 
00 links, 139 degrees 28 minutes 46. chains 85 links, 
64 degrees 2 minutes 21 chains 20 links, 18 degrees 3 
minutes 20 chains 9 iinks, and 24 degrees 8 minutes 
7 chains 74 links to the south-western corner of 
portion 2, parish of Wangumma; thence by lines 
bearing successively 103 degrees 58 minutes 4 chains 
90 links, 28 degrees 18 minutes 9 chains, 49 degrees 
298 minutes 16 chains, 61 degrees 26 minutes 15 
chains, and 95 degrees 51 ininutes 5 chaims 67 links 
to, the south-eastern corner of the said portion 2; 
thence by lines bearing successively 95 degrees 51 
minutes 30 chains 33 links, 148 degrees 16 minutes 
16 chains 44 links, 68 degrees 8 minutes 7 chains 
13 links, 112 degrets 16 minutes 5 chains, 162 degrees 
39 minutes 28 chains, 92 degrees 3. minutes 8 chains 
70 links, 70 degrees 32 minutes 9 chains, 121 degrees 
39 minutes 5 chains 53 links, 121 degrees 20 minutes 
1 chain 47 links, .173 degrees, 5l minutes 19 chains, 
84 degrees’ 16 minvites 12 chains, .157 degrees 47 
ininutes 17. chains, 87 degrees 9 minutes. 7 chains, 
67 degrees 52 minutes 12. chains 24 links, 64 degrees 
17 chains 83 links, 388 degrees 56 minutes 18 chains 
43 links, 34 degrees 14 minutes 28 chains 2 links, 
358 degrees 28 minutes 16 chains, 89 degrees 45 
minutes 18 chains 46 links; 132 degrees 17 minutes 


17 chains 64 links, 61 degrees 16 minutes 18 chains, 


88 degrees 28 minutes 13 chains, 60. degrees 16 
minutes 15 chains, 120 degrees 50 minutes 9 chains, 
151 degrees 10 minutes 12-chains, and 182 degrees 
49 minutes 8 chains 16 links to a northern houndary 
of portion 18, parish of Taranga, at a point distant 
2 chains 80 links” easterly from its north-western 
corner; thence by lines bearing successively 177 
degrees 53 minutes 10 chains 68 links, and 160 
degrees 8 minutes 11 chains 84 links to the northern 
boundary of portion 19: at a point distant J chain 
43 links easterly from its north-western corner; thence 
by part of that northern boundary bearing 90 degrees 
5 ehains 1 link; thence by lines bearing successively 
180 degrees 12 chains 55 links, 239 degrees 26 minutes 
22 chains 31 links, 261 degrees 48 minutes 17 chains 
37 links, 153. degrees 5 minutes 7 chains 19 litks, 
132 degrees 12 minutes 7 chains 31 links, 115 degrees 
2 minutes 7 chains 22 links, 99 degrees 51 minutes 
10 chains, 85 degrees 51 minutes 9 chaitis, 99 degrees 
21 minutes 8 chains, 97 degrees 43 minutes 12 chains, 
92 degrees 381 mintites 7 chains, 51 degrees 25 minutes 
7 chains 60 links, 108 degrees 31 minutes 6 chains 67 
‘links, and 57 degrees 35 minutes 8 chains 20 links 


to the south-eastern corner of the said portion 19; | 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 166. [1 Dec, 1922. 





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thence by lines bearing successively 147, degrees 55 
minutes 29 chains 8 links, 119 degrees 43 minutes 11 
chains 88 links, 102 degrees 52 minutes 22 chains 8 
links, 80 degrees 36 ‘minutes 6 chains 68 links, 114 
degrees 41 minutes 16 chains 44 links, 165 degrees 
41 minutes 8 chains 14 links, 69 degrees 26 minutes 
20 chains 99 links, 115 degrees 30: minutes 16 chains — 
21 links, 62 degrees 50 minutes 17 chains 72 links, 
34 degrees: 38 minutes 10 chains 10 links, 42 degreey 
4 minutes 31 chains 25 links, and 70 degrees 47 
minutes 3 chains 45 links to the southern boundary 
of Reserve 38, notified 4th: April; 1870, at a point 
distant 14 chains 753 links easterly from its south- 
western corner; thence by lines bearing successively 
70 degrees 47 minutes 28 chains 5 links, 129 degrees 
26 minutes 33 chains 69 links, 48 degrees 15 minutés 
17 chains,5 links to the right bank of the River 
Muttray; thence by that bank of that river, being 
lines bearing successively 186 dé@rees 38, minutes 12 
ehains 47 Jinks, 149 degrees 18 minutes 10 chains 76 
links, 126 degrees 57 minutes 5 chains 13 links, 224 
degrees 15 minutes 62 chains 94 links, 258 degrees 
17 minutes 83 chains 87 links, 271 degrees 37 minutes 
64 chains 46 links, 287 degrees 19 minutes 15 chains 
41 links, 280 degrees 50 minutes 10 chains 48 links, 
and 325 degrees 54 minutes 28 chains 95 links to the 
eastern boundary of portion 25; thenee by lines © 
bearing successively 270 degrees 22: minutes 7 chains 


95 links, 321 degrees 14 minutes 13 chains, 315 degrees = 


31 minutes 6 chains, 327 degrees 3 minutes 9 chains, 
289 degrees 2 minutes 11 chains, 330 degrees 5 minutes 
11 chains 6 links, 317 degreés 58 minutes 11 chains, 
221 degrees 21 minutes 6 chains 68 links, 258 degrees 
48 mirfutes 9 chains, 276 degrees 42 minutes 7 chains 
86 links, 275 degrees 10 minutes 2 chains 86 links, 
283 degrees 2 minutes 12 chains 37 links, 270 degrees 
42 minutes 18 chains 10 links, 296 degrees 57 minutes | 
10 chains 95 links, 315 degrees 22 minutes 8 chains 
58 links, 335 degrees 55 minutes 1 chain 388 links, 
338 degrees 12° minutes 1 chain 8 links, 3386 degrees 
58 minutes 7 chains 65 links, 14 degrees 42 minutes 
6 chains 27 links, 62 degrees 19 minutes 5 chains 4 
links, 87 degrees 38 minutes 12 chains 36 links; 72 
degrees 9 minutes 8 chains 59 links, 46: degrees 54 
minutes 7 charms 21 links, 9 degrees 26 minutes 6 
chains 6 links, 320 degrees 19 minutes 13 chains 97 
links, 2 degrees 7 chains 70 links, 23 degrees 16 
minutes 7 chains 56 links, 9 degrees 27 minutes 6 
chains 47 links, 337 degrees 4 minutes 8 chains 83 
links, 318 degrees 56 minutes 5 chains 35 links, 248 
degrees 55 minutes 6 chains. 70 links, 233 degrees 40 
minutes 7 chains 81 links, 270 degrees 37 minutes 7 
chains 66 links, 259 degrees 18 minutes 8 chains 87 
links, 246 degrees 52 minutes 7 chains 82 links, 293 
degrees 55 minutes 8 chains 68 links, 281 degrees 40 | 
mintites 4 chains 75 links, 313 degrees 54 minutes 1& 
chains 27 links, 292 degrees 21 minutes 6 chains 26 
links, 199 degrees 26 minutes 6 chains 53 links, 
171 degrees 53 minutes 10 chains 15 links, 215 degrees 
49 minutes 9 chains 41 links, 217 degrees 34 minutes 
8 chaing 47 links, 210 degrees 57 minutes 9 chains 4 
links, 156 degrees 8 minutes 10 chains 65 links, 
and 211 degrees 16 minutes 4 chains 30 links to the 
western boundary of portion 21, parish of Taranga; 
thence by part of that boundary bearing 179 degrees 
55 minutes 18 chains 47 links to its south-western 
corner; thence by lines bearing suecessively 270 
degrees 1 chain, 179 degrees 55 minutes 5 chains 92 
links, 270 degrees 16 minutes 46 chains 11. links, 
233 degrees 41- minutes’ 104 chains 41 links, 263 
degrees 46 minutes 9 chains 58 links, 293. degrees 
50 minutes 49 chains 13 links, 271 degrees 3 minutes 
45 chains 45 links, 816 degrees 538 minutes 57 chains 
20 links, 327 degrees 31 minutes 22 chains 62. links, 
207 degrees 37 minutes 21 chains 24 links, 315 degrees 
99 minutes 61 chains 48 links, 337 degrees 14 minutes 


14 chains 12 links, and 316 degrees 39 minutes 45 


chains 60 links to the eastern boundary of portion 3, 
parish of Wangumma; and thence by part of that 
boundary bearing 359 degrees 29 minutes 16 chains — 
14 links, to the point of commencement ;—containing 


an area of 4,409 acres or thereabouts, inclusive of 


roads. ‘ 
[M.W. 1922-2,700] [6146] 
NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION OF LAND 
UNDER THE PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1912, 

{? is hereby notified and declared by His Hxcellency _ 
the Governor, acting with the advice of the 
Executive Council, that so much of the land heré- 
under described as is Crown Land has been appro- 
tiated, and so much thereof as is private property 
has been resumed, under the Public Works Act, 1919, 
for the following public purpose, namely, the protec- 





tion of the purity of the water supply at Manly, in © | 















nue a 
aves, ‘ 
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. 
ath Wales, and is vested in the 
“Works; as Constructing Authority 
s Majesty.—Dated this fifteenth day of 





“NMW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, 


1s 
ér, one thousand nine hundred and twenty- 
be er a geass a te M, \ A 
A; Ny Wi B, DAVIDSON, ..- 
Mes ie ty a el OS oki yy A eid Governor. 
4 2 By His Excellency’s Command, : 
an gay £5 ae ¢ #4 St R. TT. BALL, x 
Ci CE _ Minister for Public Works. 
— PastkrerioNs ov Lasy wererRep to. | 
Smee em int bic Gh parcel OP iwnid Kicubtad if ie 
Shire of Warringah, being part of portion No, 1,146 
sof the parish of Manly Cove, county of Cumbérland, | 


and. State of New South Wales; being also part of the 

_ _ land comprised ‘within register book 70, No. 369, and 
containing an area of 1 acre 0 roods 263 perches or 
Boshi. thereabouts: Commencing at the south-eastern cor- 
ash ner of \14 acres 2 roods resumed by hotification in 
Government Gazette No, 71, dated 2nd February, 

1892, in connection with the Manly Water, Suppty 


which is on the western side of a road 100 links wide, 


and also on the eastern boundary of parish, portion 
No, 1,146, bearing 180 degrees 36 minutes and distant 
750 links from the north-eastern corner of that 
portion ; bounded on the north by part of the south- 
ern boundary of the said resumption bearing 270 
_ degrees 21 minutes 765°88 links; thente on the south- 
- west and south by lines bearing 139 degrees 4 minutes 
2313 links, and 89 degrees 22 minutes 612°65 links 
respectively to the western 
e, Toad; and thence on the east b 
~~‘ that road bearing 0 degrees 36 minutes 163°3 links, 
to the point of commencement. ae pike 
Also, all that piece or parcel.of land situate in the 
Shire of Warringah, parish of Manly Cove, county of 
Cumberland, and State of New South Wales, being 
part of s road 100 links wide between parish portions 
_. Nos. 62 and 78, and containing an area of 1 rood 
_19°7/10th perches or thereabout: Commencing at the 
_- south-eastern corner of parish, purtion No. 78, which 
was resuméd by notification in ' the Government 





Gazette No. 71, -dated the 2nd february, 1892; . 
botitided thence on the north by part of the southern | 
aoa! of that portion bearing westerly 373°3 links: 
hence on the west by a line bearing southerly 10002 — 


Fi mn 
” 

¥ Sia» 
4 


links to the ‘notthern boundary of parish, portion No. 


gu 

Pe perches, which was ‘also resumed by notification in 
> the abovementioned Government Gazette No: 71, 
f dated the 2nd February, 1892; thence on the south 
by part of the northern Loundary of that parish por- 


tion, and of that resvitiption bearing easterly 373'3 

i links; and thence on the east by a line bearing nor- 

: therly 100°02 links, to the point of commencément. 
Also, all that piece or parcel of land situaté in the 




































part of a read 200 links wide between patish portions 
_ Nos: 62 and 1,146,-and containing ati area of 3 roods 
_ 18 8/10th perches or thereabout: Commencing at the 
north-western corner of parish, portion No. 1,146, 
being als6 the north-western corner of 14 acres 2 roods 


71, datéd ‘the 2nd February, 
east by part of the western boundary of that parish 
_. portion, and of that resumption bearing southerly 
w, 427°15 links; thence cn the south by a line bearing 


_ parish portion No. 62; thence on the west by part of 
that eastern boundary, part of which is also part. of 
the eastern boundary of 9 acres 2 roods 25. perches 
resumed by notification in Government Gazette No. 
71, dated the 2nd February, 1892, bearing northerly 
409°5 links: and thencé on the north by a line bearing 
easterly 20004 links; to the point of commencement. 

Also, all that piece or parcel of land situate in the 

Shire of Warringah, parish of Manly Cove, county of 
-- Cumberland, and. State of New South Wales, being 

part of a road 100 links wide between parish portions 
Nos. 1,146 and 1,196, and containing an area of 3 


1,146, 
2 roods resumed 
D7. Gazette. No.. 71; 
bounded on the west by part of the eastern boundary 
rie.) “C that parish portion, part of which is also the east- 
ern boundary of the said 14 acres 2 roods resumption 
bearing southerly 913°3 links; thence on the south by 
a line bearing south-easterly 11813 links to the west- 
ern boundary of parish portion No. 1,196; thence on 


ing. also the riorth-eastern corner of 14 acres 
1 by | notification 


€ 
the east by part of the western boundary of that por- 
_ tion, part of which is also the western boundary of 
9 acres 2 roods 2 perches resumed by notification in 
Government Gazette No. 71, dated the 2nd February, 
977°27-links to the north- 


£ 
» 


- 1892, bearing northerly 





side of the aforesaid | 
part of that side of 


62, at the westernmest corner of 9 acres 2. roodg 25 | 


Shire of Warringah, parish of Manly Cove, county of. 
Cumberland, and State of New South Wales, being — 


resumed by notification in Government Gazette No. - 
1892; beunded on the. 


westerly 20047 links to the eastern boundary of . 


- roods 31 2/3rd perches or thereabout: Commencing | 
at the north-eastern corner of. parish, portion No. | 


in Government .. 
dated the 2nd February, 1892; - 


— 








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No. 166, 6311 





western corher of that resumption; thence on the 
north by a line bearing westerly 100 links, to the 
point ot edémmentement. ark 

Also, all that piece or parcel of land situate in the 
Shire of Warringah, parish of Manly Cove, county o 
Cumberland, and State of New South Wales, Ning ‘§ 
part of a road 100 links wide, between parish portions 
Nos. 1,195, 1,196, 1,197, and 1,198, and containing 
an area, of 2 acres 1 rood 14 perches or thereabout: 
Conimencing at thé north-westeri corner of parish, 
portion No. 1,195; being also the north-westérn corner 
of 15 acres 1 rood 11 perches, resutied by notification: 
in Governmient Gasatte No. 71; dated the 2tid Feb- 
ruary; 1892; bounded thenhee on the Horth-east by the 
south-western boundary of that 15 fcres | rood 11 
perches resuiption and south-wéstern boundary of 18 
acres 3 roods 24} perches resumed by notification in 
Government Gazette No. 65, dated the 6th May, 1921, 
being lines bearing south-easterly 600 links, and again 
south-easterly 1,693°35 links; thence on the south- . 
east by a line bearing south-westerly 100 links te the 
north-eastern boundary of parish, portion No. 1,197; 
thence on the south-west by parts of the north-eastern 
boundaries of parish, portions Nos:'1;197 and 1,196, 
being a line bearing north-westerly .1,269°42 links to 


the south-eastern corner of 9 acrés 2 roods 2 perches, 


resumed ,by notification inh Government Gazette No. 
71, dated the 2nd February, 1892; thence again on 
the south-west by the north-eastérn boundary of that 
resumption, being lines bearing north-westerly 400 
links, and again north-westetly 714 links to the north- 
eastern corner of. the last-mentioned restimption; | 
thence on the north by a line bearing easterly 189°66, | 
links, to thé point of commencement, 
Also, all that piece or parcel of Jand situate in the 
Shire of Warringah, parish of Manly Cove, county of 
Oumberland, and State ef New South Wales, being 
part of a road ot variable widta; between parish ror- 
tions Nos. 1,195 and 1,239, containing an area of 2 
acres 2 roods 39 6/10th perches ot thereabout ;, Com- 
mencing at the north-western corner of parish, por- 
tion No. 1,194; and bounded thence on ihe south by 
a line bearing westerly 200 links to the eastern boun- 
dary of 18 acres 3 roods 243} perches resumed by noti- 


fieation in Government Gazette No. 65, dated 6th 


May, 1921; thence on the west by part of that boun- 
dary and part of the eastern boundary. of 15 acres 
1 rood.11 perches resumed by, notification in Govern- 
ment Gazette No. 71, dated 2nd. February, 1892, 
being a line beating northerly 397°69 links; thence 
again on the south by a northern boundary of the 
last-mentioned resumption bearing westerly 100 links; 
thence again on the west by another eastern boundary 
ot the said last-mentioned resumption bearing north- 


erly 350, links to the northernmost north-eastern cor- 


ner. of that resumption; therice on the north-west by 
a line bearing north-easterly .1,03592 links to the - 
north-western side of a road 100 links wide; thence 
on the south-east by the. south-westerly prolongation 
of that side of that road bearing south-westerly 147°67 
links, to the north-western prolongation of the south- 
western side of another road 100 links wide; thence 
by. that prolongation bearing south-easterly 12°88 
links to the northernmost corner of parish, portion 
No. 1,239; thence on the south-east and east by the 
north-western and western boundaries of that portion. 
being lines bearing south-westerly 6419 links, and 
southerly 796°8 links, to the point of commencement. 

All that. piece or parcel of land situate within the 
Shire of Warritigah, being part of portions 1,196 and 
1,197 of the parish of Manly Cove, county. of Cum- 
berland, and State of Néw South Wales, being also 
part of the land comprised within deed registered 
No. 82, Book 279, and containing an area of 8 acres 
1 rood 154 perches, or thereabouts: Commencing at a 
point on the eastern side of a road 66 feet wide, which 
point is also on the western boundary of parish, por- 
tion 1,196, being the south-western corner of 9 acres 
2 roods 2 perches resumed by notification in Govern- 
ment Gazette No: 71, dated 2nd February, 1892; 
boutided on the north by the southern boundary of the 
said 9 acres 2 roods 2 perches,«being a line bearing 89 
degrees 52 minutes 1,051 feet 111 inches to a road 


‘66 feet wide; thence on the north-east by part of the 


south-western and western boundary of that road, 


_beitio lines bearing 158 degrees 27 minutes 8¢6 fect 


8 inches, and 480 degrees 01 minute 25 feet 2 inches; 
thence on the south, south-west, and south bv lines 
bearing successively 269 degrees 52 minutes 288 feet 
6 inches, 0 degrees 41 minutes 104 feet 93 imches 332 


degrees 30 minutes 276 feet 23 inches, 325 degrees 


169 feet 6 inches, 339. degrees 20 minutes 205 feet 
102 inches, and 2¢9 degrees 52 minutes 787 feet 37 
inches to the firstmentioned road 66 feet wide; and 
thence on the west by part of the eastern boundary 
of that road bearing 0 degrees 41 minutes 150 -feet, 
to the point of commencement: and said to be in the 
possession of Messrs, Lance Giddings & Co. i 

All bearings are to the magnetic meridian, [2950] 


6312 








[3628] Sydney, lst December, 1922. 


APPLICATIONS FOR LEASES FOR OYSTER 
CULTURE. 


Ska is hereby notified that the undermentioned persons 

have applied to lease for oyster culture the por- 
* tions of land described hereunder opposite their respec- 
tive names :—- 


Objections may be lodged at the Chief Secretary’s 
Department, Fisheries Branch, within thirty days of 
the date of this notice against the leasing of any of 
the portions. If interference with a hauling ground is 
alleged, a statutory declaration by a licensed fisherman 
must be submitted to the effect that the area has been 
hauled during the preceding twelve months. 


Kk. B. HARKNESS, 
Under Secretary, 
Chief Secretary’s Department. 





Application No. 12,037, Sydney Alfred Wood, offshore, 
lying west of Spectacle Island, Hawkesbury River, 
parish Cowan, county Northumberland, about 
30 acres; term of lease, ten years. 

Application No. 12,038, Sydney Alfred Wood, offshore, 
adjoining the western boundary of Oyster Lease 
No. 11,723, west of Spectacle Island, Hawkesbury 
River, parish Cowan, county Northumberland, 
about 8 acres; term of lease, ten years. 

Application No, 12,039, Sydney Alfred Wood, offshore, 
adjoining the eastern boundary of Oyster Lease 
No. 6,941 (section 1), near Big Jem’s Point, 
Hawkesbury River, parish Cowan, county North- 
umberland, about 8 acres; term of lease, ten 

: years. a3 

Application No. 12,041, Sydney Alfred Wood, offshore, 
in Donnybrook Bay,.Berowra Creek, Hawkesbury 
River, parish Befowra, county Cumberland, about 
6 acres; term of lease, ten years. 

Application No. 12,042, Sydney Alfred Wood, offshore, 
in Mangrove Creek, Hawkesbury River, opposite 
portions 43 and 77, parish Cowan, county North- 
umberland, about 10 acres; term of lease, ten 
years. ae 

Application No, 12,043, Sydney Alfred Wood, offshore, 
in the lower portion of Peat’s Bight, Hawkesbury 
River, parish Cowan, county , Northumberland, 
about 4 acres; term of lease, ten years. 

Application No. 12,044, Sydney Alfred Wood, offshore, 
in Mangrove Creek, Hawkesbury River, east of 
portion 91, parish Spencer, county Northumber- 
land, about 8 acres; term of lease, ten years. 

Application No. 12,045, Sydney Alfred Wood, offshore, 
east of the railway embankment at . Brooklyn, 
parish Cowan, county Northumberland, about 
1 acre; term of lease, ten years. ; 

Application No. 12,046, Sydney Alfred Wood, offshore, 
south of Spectacle Island, Hawkesbury River, 
parish Cowan, county Northumberland, about 
3 acres; term of lease, ten years. ; 

Application No, 12,047, Sydney Alfred Wood, offshore, 
west of Oyster Lease No. 5,669, at Mooney Mooney 

Roint, Hawkesbury River, parish Cowan, county 
Northumberland, about 2 acres; term of lease, ten 
years. 

Application No. 12,050, Inspector-General of Mental 
Hospitals, offshore, at the southern end of Rabbit 
Island, Hawkesbury River, adjoining Oyster Lease 
No. 7,433, parish Cowan, county Northumberland, 
about 1 acre; term of lease, ten years. ie 

Application No. 12,056, Aleney Mary Cole, on an east- 
ern bank of Hawkesbury River, south-east of 
Milson’s Island, identical with expiring Oyster 
Lease No. 4,881, parish Cowan, county Northum- 
herland, 100. yards foreshore; term of lease, ten 
vears. 

Application No, 12,058, Aleney Mary Cole, at the west- 
ern end of Long Island, Hawkesbury River, iden- 
tical with expiring Oyster Lease No. 4,816, parish 
Cowan. county Cumberland, 600 yards foreshore; 
term of lease. ten years, ? 

‘Application No, 12.060, Madge Nelson, at Cogra or 


MN 





Mullet Point, Hawkesbury River, parish Patonga, _ 


county Northumberland, 400 
term of lease, ten years, — 
Application No. 12,063, Daisy Buie, offshore, in Porto 
Bay, Hawkesbury River, adjoining Oyster Leases 
Nos. 6.549 and 9,325, parish Cowan, county Cum- 
berland, abort 2 acres; term of lease. ten years. 

Application No, 11,965, Boris Cherniaveff, on an east- 
ern shore of the Broadwater, Macleay River, 
fronting portion 125, parish Clybueca, county 
Dudley, 110 yards foreshore; term of lease, fifteen 
years, bY 


yards foreshore: 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 166. [1 Dro, 1922, 





Application No. 11,986, Frederick Urban Schafer, off. ; 


~ shore, at Merrimbula Lake, adjoining the eastern 
end of Oyster Lease No. 11,931, parish Panbula, ~ 
county Auckland, about 2 acres; term of lease, ten~ 
years. ; Sea e 

Application No. 12,051, Reginald Ivan Weston, on the 
southern shore of Wallaga Lake, extending south- 
westerly from the entrance, parish Bermaguee, 
county Dampier, 200 yards foreshore; term of 
lease, ten years. 

Application No. 12,052, Elizabeth Pearl Corkhill, on 
the southern shore of Wallaga Lake, 200 yards 
from the ,entrance, parish’ Bermaguee, county 
Dampier, 200 yards foreshore’; term of lease, ten 
years. ~ 

Application No. 12,065, Harry Constable, on the 
southern shore of Wallaga Lake, about 600 yards 


south-easterly from the embankment, parish Ber- — 


maguee, county. Dampier, 200 yards foreshore ; 
term of lease, ten years. | 
12,009, Jacob William Cartmel Robinson, offshore, 
in Tilligerry Creek, Port Stephens, adjoining 
Oyster Lease No, 10,518 (section 2), parish Stow- 
ell, county Gloucester, about 5 acres; term of 
lease, ten years, a a 
Application No. 12,059, Charles George Orr, on the 
eastern bank of Limeburner’s Créek, Hastings 
River, identical with expiring Oyster Lease No. 
5,285, parish Torrens, county Macquarie, 100 
yards foreshore; term of lease, fifteen years. 


No. 





NOTICE UNDER REAL PROPERTY ACT, 


Ag uses S by the undermentioned have been 
made to bring the lands respectively described | 
under the provisions of the Real Property Act. 
Caveats may be lodged on or before the respective 
dates mentioned ;:— 


No. 22,401. Patrick George Latham, 1 r. 283 p., pt.. 
allot. 3, sec. 10, town Port Pacquarie. Ist Feb., 1923. 

No. 22,597. William Alfred Simmons, Herbert Lin- — 
den Simmons, William Foster Simmons, | r. 20% p., at 
corner Park-aye. and Holden-st., Ashfield. [The deed. 
under which the applicants clam has not been -pro- 
duced, and is alleged to have been lost,| Sth Jan., 
1923. 

No. 23,273. William Arthur Chapman and Alfred 
Ingram Chapman, 2 r., allot 5, sec, 8, in Mann-st., 
Gosford. 5th Jan., 1923. ‘ 

No. 28,456. William Cowan and William John 
Laws, 114 p., in Beattie and Palmer sts., Balmain. 
5th Jan., 1923. : 

No. 24,148. Vera Elizabeth Rowe, 23 p., in Green- 
oaks-ave., Darling Point. 5th Jan., 1923. 

No. 24,172. Maud Stanford, 263 p., includ. New- 
lands, No. 24 Louisa-rd., Balmain. 5th Jan?, 1923. | 
No. 24,198. William Marr Kennedy, 3 r. 273 p., pt. 
sec. 6, town of South Grafton, in Thorough and Skin- 

ner sts.. Sth Jan,,; 1923... 

No, 24,218, Ada Annie Cope McPherson, 1 a. 25% p., 
ene Fairmount, Charlotte-st., Ashfield. 5th Jan., 
1923. aa 
No. 24,292. Railway Commissioners for New South 
Wales, 53 p., in Elizabeth-st., Ashfield, and fronting | 
main suburban railway. 5th Jan., 1923. 

No, 24,311. Arthur Ethelbert Bissaker and Kmmie 
Isabel Trivett Bissaker, 1 r. 344 p., in St. John, 
Brown, Barker sts., Lewisham. 5th Jan., 1923. 
_ No. 24,385. Constance Louise See, 32 p., including 
No. 21 O’Connor-st,, Sydney. 5th Jan.,,1923. 

No. 24,398. Margaret Ann Bailey, 3 a. 13} p., 
including Ascham, New South Head rd., Darling Pt. 
5th Jan., 1923. 5 , 

No. 24,409. Ellen Ward, ‘1 a. 3 r. 11 »., including 
Upway, Midson-rd., Eastwood. 5th Jan., 1923. 

No. 24,413. HKllen Teresa Chapman, 1 r. 43 p., lot 6, 
Shelecote Subdn., in Shelcote-ave., Neutral Bay. 5th 
Jan., 1923. } 

No. 24,418. Arthur Dolby Pedley, 203 p., including 
No, 516>Kent-st., Sydney.. 5th Jan., 1923. 


No. 24.428. Ruby Alice Salter Egar, 1 r. 22 p., in-_ 
cluding Louise, No. 203 Cowper-st., Goulburn, 5th 
Jan,,- 1923. peas 


No. 24,467. Samuel Morgan, 2 r, 394 p. and 22 p., 
at corner Smith and Bourke sts.; and 1_r. 324 p. in 
Victoria and Queen sts., Botany. 5th Jan., 1923, 

No. 24,531. John Charles Luthy, 16 b., lot 7, sec. H, 
Hancock’s. Garden Subdn., in Queen-st., Botany. 5th | 
Jan., 1923, : 

Diagrams delineating these lands may be inspected 
at the Land Titles Office, Sydney. — 

-W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 
< Registrar-General. 
Ist December, 1922, [3 





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“1 Dec, 1928.) 


ACTS OF PARLIAMENT ASSENTED TO. 





Legislative Council Office, 
Sydney, 29th November, 1922. 


T is hereby-notified, for general.information, that His 
Excellency the Governor has, in the name and on behalf 
of His Majesty, this day assented to the undermentioned 
Acts passed by the Legislative Council and Legislative 
Assembly of New South Wales in Parliament assembled, 
VEE: . 
Act No. 39, 1922. “An Act to empower the Municipal 
Council of Sydney to acquire the assets of the Common- 
wealth Co-operative Fish Exchange Limited, and to 
dispose of. same; to authorise the said Council to 
establish fish markets throughout a certain defined area 
within the county of Cumberland, and to regulate same ; 
to regulate the sale of fish by wholesale or by auction in 
the said county ; to amend the Local Government Act, 
1919, and certain other Acts; and for purposes connected 
therewith.” ep 
Act No. 40, 1922. ‘*An Act to provide for the surrender to 
the Crown of certain lands granted to the Public 
Trustee; to make further provisions in respect of the 
Soldiers’ Garden Village at Matraville; to amend the 
Voluntary Workers (Soldiers’ Holdings) Act, 1917, and 
tee other Acts; and for purposes connected there- 
with.’ ‘ : 
No. 41, 1922. ‘An Act to establish a Botahy-road 
Trust for thepurpose of the reconstruction and maintenance 
of the Botany-road;: to amend the Local Government 
Act, 1919, and certain other Acts; to make certain 
grants from the Consolidated Revenue Fund in aid of the 
Botany-road Trust, and to confer certain powers there- 
upon ; and for purpeses connected therewith.” 


W. L. S. COOPER, 
. Clerk of the Parliaments. 


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Act 





ACTS OF PARLIAMENT ASSENTED TO. 





[3613] Legislative Council Office, 
; Sydney, 24th November, 1922. 
ae 1% is hereby notified, for general information, that 
i His Excellency the Governor has, in the name 
and on behalf of His Majesty, this day assented to 
_ the undermentioned Acts passed by the Legislative 
Council and Legislative Assembly of New South Wales 
in Parliament assembled, viz. :— pe 
Act No. 23, 1922. ‘‘An Act to make provision for the 
adjustment of boundaries where buildings en- 
croach on adjoining land; to facilitate the deter- 
mination of boundaries; and for purposes con- 
nected therewith.” e : 
Act No, 24, 1922. ‘‘An Act to provide for the trans- 
fer to the Railway Commissioners for New South 


? 


a Wales of a line of railway from Wollongong to 
¥ Port Kembla; and for purposes connected there- 
with.” vd 


Act No, 25, 1922. ‘‘An Act to provide for the pro- 
clamation of catchment areas; to amend the Metro- 
politan Water and Sewerage Acts, 1880-1916; and 
for purposes connected therewith.’’ } 

Act No. 26, 1922. ‘‘An Act to.amend the Friendly 
Societies Act, 1912.” = 

Act No. 27, 1922. ‘‘An Act to reduce the debts of 
the Councils of certain Municipalities in respect 
of works of water supply or sewerage; to vest 
certain waterworks in the Minister for Public 
Works, and to authorise him to carry on_such 
works or to sell same; and for purposes connected 
therewith.’ 

Act No. 28, 1922. ‘‘An Act to sanction the construc- 
tion of a high-level cantilever or arch bridge 
across Sydney Harbour, by connecting Dawes 

a Point with Milson’s Point, together with the 

; necessary approaches, railway connections, and 

i: other works connected therewith; to provide for 
- : the use of such works by the Constructing Author- 
ity and other persons; to provide for the cost of 
‘the said works and other expenses connected 
therewith; to impose a rate on certain lands in 
relation to such works; to amend the Public Works 
Act, 1912, and certain other Acts; and for pur- 
- poses connected therewith.”’ pe 
Act No. 29, 1922. ‘‘An Act to validate certain mat- 
ters; to amend the Local Government Act, 1919, 
and certain other Acts; and for purposes conse- 
~ qvent thereon or incidental thereto.” : 
Act No. 30, 1922. ‘‘An Act to amend the Industrial 
Arbitration Act, 1912, in certain respects; and 
for purposes connected therewith.” - wl 
Act No. 31, 1922, ‘‘An Act to extend the provisions 
for the payment of compensation to persons dis- 
‘ : abled by lead poisoning in or upon the Broken 
Hill mines; to establish a Medical Board, with 


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jurisdiction in the county of -Yancowinna; to 
amend the Workmen’s Compensation Act, 1916, 
and certain other Acts; and for purposes con- 
nected therewith.”’ 

No, 32, 1922. ‘An Act to sanction the carrying 
out of certain works to augment the water supply 
of the Municipality of Armidale; and for purposes 
connected therewith.’’ 

No. 33, 1922. ‘‘An Act to authorise the Railway 
Commissioners for, New South Wales to generate 
and supply electricity; to amend the Government 
Railways Act, 1912. and certain other Acts; and 
for purposes connected therewith.” 

No. 34, 1922. ‘An Act to sanction the construc- 
tion of a line of tramway from Undercliffe to 
Forest Hill; and for purposes connected there- 


with.”’ 
W. L. S, COOPER, 
Clerk of the Parliaments. 


ACTS OF PARLIAMENT ASSENTED TO. 
[3938] 


Act 


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Legislative Council Office, 
Sydney, 28th November, 1922. 


T is hereby notified, for general information, that 
His’ Excellency the Governor has, in the name and 

on behalf of His Majesty, this day assented to the 
undermentioned Acts passed by the Legislative Council 
and Legislative Assembly of New South Wales in Par- 
lament assembled, viz. :— 
Act No. 35, 1922. ‘An Act to authorise the Registrar- 
General to register a certain transfer from the 
Public Trustee to the Council of the Municipality 
of Cabramatta and Canley Vale of certain land 
for a public park; to declare the powers and duties 
of the Council with regard thereto; and for pur- 
poses connected therewith.” 
No. 36, 1922. ‘‘An Act to provide for the deter- 
mination of the remuneration of certain public 
servants; to define the constitution, powers, and 
duties of certain salaries committees; to provide 
for the representation of public servants th 


Act 


ereon ; 
to amend the Public Service Act, 1902, and cer- 
tain other Acts; and for purposes connected there- 
with.’ . 
Act. No, 37. 1922. ‘“‘An Act to amend the Birds and 
Animals Protection Act, 1918, in certain respects.”’ 
Act No. 38. 1922. ‘‘An Act to declare certain land 
resumed for ‘an irrigation settlement at Penrith 
to be vested in David Morris, notwithstanding a 
certain notification of resumption; and for pur- 
poses connected therewith.’’ 
W. L. S.. COOPER, 
Clerk of the Parliaments. 


<4 WATER ACT, 1912 (PART II). 


HE Water Conservation and Irrigation Commis- 

sion has received the’ following applications for 

licenses : — 

(1) Frank Mack, Dam, Backwater Cowal, por. 4, 
Ph. Backwater, Co. Narromine. 

(2) John Arthur Joseph Tancred, Pump, Mae- 
quarie River, por. 62, Psh. Eurombedah, Co. 
Kwenmar. 

(3) Henry Edwin Jones, Pump, Macquarie River, 
por. 63, Ph. Eurombedah, Co. Ewenmar. 

(4) Chung Sun, pump, Macquarie River, por 13, 
par. Dubbo, Co. Lincoln. 

(5) James Frederick Hyson, pump, on Cockburn 
River, por. 338, par. Moonbi, Co. Inglis. | 

(6) Alexander Goodman, pump, on Peel River, 
Lot 9, Peel, Section of the A.A. Co.’s grant, 

ar. Calala, Co. Parry. - 

(7) William Roberts Smith, pump, on Peel River, 
Lot 10; Peel. Section of A.A. Co.’s grant, 
par. Calala, Co. Parry. : oe 

(8) Clifford Bros., pump, Page’s River, por, 347, 

T. P. Macqueen’s grant of 20,000-acres,, par. 
Macqueen, co. Brisbane. 
Sun Wong Kee, pump, Darling River, Lot 4, 
Section 1, Town of Wilcannia, Psh. Wil- 
cannia, Co, Young. . 
The respective L.L. Boards will publicly inquire 
into the applications (1) to (3) at the Court-house, 
Narromine, on the 18th December, 1922, at 10 a.m.; 
(4) at the Land Board Oourt-room, Dubbo, on the 
290th December, 1922, at 10 a.m.; (5) to (7) at the 
Board-room, Tamworth, on the 21st December, 1922, 
at 1] a.m.; (8) at the Court-house, Scone, on the 20th 
December, 1922, at 12 noon respectively. 
The Police Magistrate will publicly inquire into 
application (9) at the Court-house, Wilcannia, on the 
20th December, 1922, at 10 a.m. 
H. H. DARE, 
Commissioner, 





(9) 


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6314 Ot Duc, 
eu : alah REN, Fb whe pone bene <s rt as BX 
Rome FT Ae aaTAINS pee : Regie E : : : 
- a HE nndermentimete Paclsiped pee. in Gseeaaas 
3 et ES SRS of a gb sion of the Police will, unless previously claimed, | 
3 OD om co e019 O” es. a go “be sold by public auction on Saturrday, 9th December, — 
$ SRERSSGS S | oe 22 1922, at 10.30 a.m., at the re Police Fonts Liver- 
ae RSAVeS Say AS SA? et Se ool-street, “Sydney, under the prqvisions of section 
$ RO mam 5 S ae £ a Police ‘Regulation Act, No. 20, 1899, by order of 
a uaa 7 A ied the Inspector-General of Police, viz.:— 
eee h EA “) Ww atches, chains, br acelets, rings, Cokes ‘electro- 
CQVUKRONENE | Cea eea Tae oe ee nis plate ware, wearing apparel, umbrellas, handbags, 
f TA uh, ot ee . fe | ey een ‘purses; ‘bicycles; “paint, motor’ tyres, + surit-cases, 
BE ES poe. OF a ighian tools, motor. lamps, kit-bags, rugs, white lead, 
ae a he = | ee Dlankets, beer, wines, spirits, magnetoes, tables, ‘ 
ea F aleninge Soar AN g and a quantity of miscellaneous sundries. 
aE bi & aa & is Terms, strictly cash, : 
< ne : ¢ John P. Lister. Limited,Auctioneer. 
PENSOSHED oO fa i . JAMES MITCHELL: 1 of Pal 
8 an ic 
2 BODHI OID Sie . [31386] Inspector General of Police. 
S i Ps : 
2 BOS APO HID DO | a, 3618 | Office of the Railway Commissioners of 
aR H=Ronwe ao Ss : | 5 es New South Wales, 
sa PERE SS SSA is Ee e ‘Sydney, 28th November, 1922. 
8 SR ae ~ “c) HE Railway Commissioners for New South Wales. 
Es ue | g Ml hereby notify that on and from 11th December, 1922 
Pw | I the railway from Canowindra to Hugowra (a distance 
rae ie Or ue 3 of 27 miles) will be opened for public traffic, and that See 
fi ; ere aN the ‘existing rates, charges, by-laws, and regulations : 
s . pat a 8 pad apply to the said line of railway. 
z Pe eke 5 oi 9 ay order. . i 
4 g5 3 - | W. J. MORRIS, - 
MAGN. Saag ne Secretary to the Railway Commissioners for ew 
se £ es 3 ae Eo hee 2 South Wales. ; 
[=r] we iy ee 
—_ © a Gs} a2 } ol 
eg a cs) 8 5 ; } i i hid Sore age,” 
5 2 be 4 ae F : es : 1: E Mote opolitan as Petee a 1922. 
é 3 A erat. 7] Au a oN mM ° & v 
; z a = : 38 og He : 8 NOTICE.TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 
Z es S| E ce B ae A a Notits to THE OWNERS OF TENPMENTS AND PREMISES 
E 40 “ gS Bad we sie & ne} IN 
2 se S25 ba es - Prospect and. Sherwood: Wourth-street, from Aan | 
Ne SLAs eas 2s gee E main to Rogers-street 172 ates Deilande sieapts 1 
1 2 after oes 5 a Fourth-street easterly 310 yards ogers- : 
to B Spe s Ee as) rom . 
‘s x § cas Oe 2 hSs A street, from Fourth-street to Lay ton-street ;, Lay- | 
aig oe SMe keane es ton-str eet, from Oatlands-street to Second- -avenue ; ee ee, 
Beas TATOO HA is terls 70 Saf 
of ae > Sond Stns from Layton- street easterly 70. 
ae Bl $Oxn COS ¢ 'g yards (80,15 ae 
Hee a if | a i 8 Aubwin: Adderley-street, from’ Sutherland- street. west- i me 
aes ie A Oh at RS AF PA eR a al erly 234 yards (60,391). rk 
“Qa el 8 eat to ES BSED | aie aq} S. Randwick; Doncaster-avenue, from existing main ty 
eee ae oie Bae ep | ot RR A a Day-street 192 yards (60,274); Varna-street, from | 
te A Rae aoe (iow jy: ac} eet Oa Douglas-street “north- westerly. and © “westerly ae ae 
cadet Ae ewe | 2 jae ae yards (60,273). : Aare ale ee 
2) E Bt c a Bes hed the various private, streets, lanes, courts, aN he 
EA a a beh as 8 alleys opening thereunto, fom 
5 Bie ree = ane art NE HE main pipe ih the said steel haying been laid 
Me 0 3 re rte eal ; g down, the owner of all tenements and premises 
= o1 38 aod o ia] a 3 situated at above are hereby required, on or before 
s 5) 23 ; T : | the twelfth day of January next, to cause a proper 
a = 23 Noa So fee ite | = pipe and stop- cocks to be laid, so as to supply water, 
a oe pa jte me | ie a from the. main pipe to such tenements and premises.” 
3 ee aaa Pe G. H. SOUTHWICK, Ach 
wy 6 | Sar 
> FU emi aR «PB : 3 Pier ies to the Beant of Water Supply age 
sae i. | ony ive [3617] | and Sewerage. 
- HO Cn9oN |, eR ; SI PRUE IM eee te eke 
3 : cw tin | : Metropolitan Board. aay Water Si ae any pear 
oj 6 ydney, 21st November. : 
Daj GO =H os i se) : a e 3 ) 
Baal paear csge| oe re Hee NOTICE TO LAY SERVIC PIPES. 
5 3 = 
% oh RR i ke Ma | 8 + | Notice ro THE OWNERS oF TexeMENTS, AND PREMISES | 
ie Caml > N 5 fo) IN-— 
5 x | 5 ‘Canterbury: Windsor-ayenue, from ‘anisting | main to 
cenit é 3 George’ s River road 234 yar ds (60, 978). 
1 a sani alg i 3 Lidcombe: . Patrick-street, from J oseph-street fo. 
= & pe Alphin- street ; _Alphin- ‘street, from Patrick-street 
fh Peg naman a RS = .. southerly 131 yards (60,304). ; 
SR ey = 3 Ku-ring-gai. Shire: Brentwood-avenue, from Gilroy- : 
ae “3 ys es avenue. to Boomer ang-street ; Womerah-road, 
za. a os ae from. Lane Cove | Toad to “ Boomérang-street _ 
: 8 aa fae S a (80,151). 
x 4 2 Se pie And the various eee) streets, lanes, courts, and 
8 ‘rl ie 4 He ‘alleys opening thereunto. 
8 zg 65 5 FP HE main pipe in the said streets having been laid : 
a fae oo The af ‘ down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
ae | £298 Che situated at aboye, . are hereby required, on or before si 
‘ Be Ate | the fifth — day of January next, to cause a proper 
pneeses. 1S. pipe and stop- -cocks to be laid, 80. as ° to supply 
SSenes 8° water from the main pipe. to such tenements ha Sse 
; 2 ee eS a |) Premises. \G ahaa ete 
SshatE Ry a (6 GH SOUTER WIO 1 0 ex) a 
Sm aoa § a: 4 Inspector a the Boake of Water. - aépaty 
dy ae OH cB £3 [3582], oe Ree het and t Petraes ; 
7 | Ag ve ie ; 
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NEW SOUTH WALES 5 GOVERNMENT Gazer, No, 166. 6315 





A Tae a Tg RS 


Metropolitan Bote ras Water Supply and cela 


Sydney, 10th November, 1922. 
NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 
Norice TO THE “Owners oF TENEMBNTS AND PREMISES 
Bankstown: ay pe ‘Arab-road to Watson- 


road ; Watson-road, ‘from Cahors-road north- east- 
ape ly 700 yards (60, 265). 


Concord: Link’s-avenue, from existing main to 


Major Bay road (60,268): 


Hurstotle:’ Millett-street, from Dudley-street north- 


westerly 105 yards (60, 270). 

Kogarah: Kingsgrove-road, from, Woniora-road south- 
east, 191 yards (60,277)... 

Newfown: Alice-avenue, from Alice-street northerly 
76 yards (60,221). 

Randwick: Royal- street, from Maroubra Bay road to 
Boyce-street (60, 192) ; Liguria-street, from Long 
Bay road easterly 195 yards (60, 217). 

Vaucluse: Laguna-street, from Old ‘South Head road 
north-west and westerly 102 yards (60,224). ’ 


W averley: Gardyne-street, from Evans-street aanterty 


183 yards (60,144) ; Francis-street, from Denham- 
street north- westerly 224 yards (60, 282). 3 
Woollahra: Manning-road, from existing main south- 
erly 191 yards (60, 983). 
Baulkham Hills: Prince-street, from Belmore-road to 
 Bettington’s-lane (80, 149) ; Oakes-road, from 
Dixie- lane to FEaton-road; Haton- road, from 
Oakes-road westerly 677 yards (80,150). 


_ Hornsby Shire: Hillcrest- road, from existing main to 


Weemala-road ; Weemala- road, from Hillerest-road 
to Ramsay- road (80,158). 

Mosman: Bapaume- road, from Bickell-road_ southerly 
301 yards (80,152). ~ 

Prospecé and Sherwood: Buralla-street, from Hawkes- 
bury-road to. School-parade; School- parade, from 
Euralla-street northerly 102 yards; School-parade, 
from. Huralla-street southerly 112 yards (80,167). 

trown-street ~nor- 

| therly 352 yards (60,260). ; 
And. the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 
_ alleys opening thereunto, 
pre main pipe in the said streets. having been laid 
down, the owners of all tenements and premises 


" situated ab above are hereby required, on or before 


the twenty -second day of December next, to cause a 
proper pipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply 


water from the main pipe to such: tehements and 


premises, 
ee SOUTHWICK, 
Inspector to the 
[3149] 5 Board of Water Supply and Sewerage. 





: Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 


Sydney, 24th October, 1922: 
wNOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


Notice To THE OWNERS OF TENEMENTS AND iaaetae 


tN 


Auburn: Stanley-street, from existing main north. 


easterly 79 yards (60,271). 


Canterbury: Remley-street, from existing main to 


Moorefields-road ; ‘Dreadnought-street, from exist- 
ing main to Rogers- street; Rogers-street, from 
Remley-street to Moorefields-road (60, 233) ; Al- 
bert-street, from Lincoln-street to unnamed 
street ; unnamed street, from Albert-street south- 
easterly 124 yards (60, 232); Kdison-street, er 
existing main to Wavyerley- street (60, 235) : Bur- 
wood-road, from existing main to Knox-street 
(60,262) ; Yargoora- road, from Garrong-road to 
Yerrick- street “(60, Oe) on 
Randwick: Meeks-street, from Anzac-parade to Har- 
bourne-road (60, 257) « Anzac-parade, from exist- 
ing main to Wallace-street ; Wallace-street, from 
Anzac-parade easterly 103 yards (60,258). 
Waverley: Hollywood-avenue, from existing main to 
_ Allen-street (60,189); Hollywood-avenue, from 
Porter-street to existing main (60, 190). 
Kuring-gai: Harnorm-avenue, from Lane Cove road 
westerly and northerly 236 yards (80,140); Cycus- 
avenue, from Fox Valley road northerly 198 yards 
(80, 159). 
And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 
alleys opening thereunto. 
\HE- main pipe in the said streets having been laid 
- down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
Hint at above are hereby required, on or before 
the eighth day of December next, to cause a proper 
pipe and. stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply water 
from ae spam pipe to such tenements and premises. 


ieG. H. SOUTHWICK, | i 


Inspector to the Boerd of Water Supply 
and perexney: 


’ Ku-ring-gat: 


Metropolitan Board of Water Su upply and Sewerage, . 
Sydney, 17th October, 1922. 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


Notice to THE Owners or TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
IN,— 


Auburn: North-parade, from Gibbons-street to North- 
umberland-street; Macquarie-street, from existing 
main to North- parade (60,275). 

Canterbury: Melyille-road, from King- street to Ette- 
rick-road; Lasswade- road, from IJXing-street to 
Etterick-road ; Roslyn- road, from King- street to 
Htterick-road ; Etterick-road, from Roslyn-road to 
‘Melville-road (60,253) ; Canberra- street, from 
Church-street ‘to Melford- street ; Melford-street 
from existing main to Canberra- street (60,272); 
Prince Edward ie from Riverview-road south- 
westerly 366 yards (60,266). 

Randwick: Melody-str eet, from Bream-street to 
Abbott-street (60,259). 

Tryon- road, from eaisine main to 
Howard-street (80, 123). 

Ryde: Angas-street, from existing main muah abe v7 

yards (80,147): Bellevue-avénue, from Trelawney- 
de eet southerly 852 yards (80,144). 

Willoughby: Hechenae acs from :Chatswood-ave- 
nue to Miiton-street; Muilton-street, from Mac- 
quarie-street to Crick-street; ~Crick-street, from 
Milton-street northerly 62 yards; Crick-street, 
from Milton-street southerly 62 yar ‘ds (80,155). 

And the. various private streets, lanes, courts, and 
alleys opening thereunto. 


T HE main pipe in the said streets having been laid 

down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated « at above are hereby required, on or before 
the first day of December next, to cause a proper pipe 
and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply water from 
the main pipe to such tenements and premises. 

> G. H. SOUTHWICK, 
ne pector to the Board. of 

pee? Water Supply and Sewerage. 





Metropolitan “Board of Wate: Supply and Sewerage, 


Sydney, 14th Nov ember, 1922. 
NOTICE TO. DAY SERVICE PIPES, 


Notice To. tHe Owners oF LENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
; INS 


Bankstown: Park-road, from existing main westerly 
and southerly 734 yards (60,264). 
Rockdale: Hyans-street, from Rocky Point road easterly 

224 yards (60,281). 
And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and alleys 
opebping thereunto. 


‘TEXHE main pipe in the said streets having been laid 


down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated at above are hereby required on or before the 
twenty-ninth day of December next, to cause a proper 
pipe and stop- cocks to be laid, so as to supply w ater 


~ from the main pipe to such tenements and premises, 


G. H. SOUTHWICK, 
Inspector to the Board of Water Supply 
[3327] Commissioner. 





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SHIRES AND MUNICIPALITIES 


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ORDINANCES 


LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 19194 





REVISED TO 1st SEPTEMBER, 1922. 





NOW READY. 
Price, 10/6; Postage, 9d. extra. 
SEND ORDERS TO— 


GOVERNMENT PRINTER, 
PHILUIP-sTREET, SYDNEY, 


6316 





HUNTER DISTRICT WATER SUPPLY AND 
; SEWERAGE BOARD. 
Notice to Lay Smrvick Pires. 


Noticr to the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 
case may be) of tenements and premises situated 
1n-— 

Cessnock Shire (Kearsley): Government-road, from 
Aberdare-Kearsley road westerly 352 yards; 
Tomalpin-street, from opposite lot 17, section 19, 
northerly to opposite lot 15, section 20; Pokolbin- 
street, from Mulbring-street to Cessnock-street. 

Cessnock Shire: Hilda-street, from William:street 
north-westerly 110 yards; Alexander-street, from 
end of existing main at lot 27 northerly 54 yards 
to end of street; Charlton-street, from end of 
existing main northerly to Hall-street; Hall- 
street, from Charlton-street to Darwin-street. 

HE main pipe in the said streets having been laid 
down, the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 

case may be) of tenements and premises situated as 
above is hereby required, on or before the 8th Decem- 
ber, 1922, to cause a proper pipe and stop-cocks to be 
laid, so as to supply water from the main pipe to such 


tenements and premises. 

ALFRED E. FRY, 
Board’s Offices, Newcastle, i 
23rd October, 1922. [ 2822? 





HUNTER DISTRICT WATER SUPPLY AND. 
SEWERAGE BOARD. 
Nottcs to Lay SERvVIcE PIPES. 


Notice to the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 
case may be) of tenements and premises situated 
in— 


Waratah: Nelson-street, from end of existing main at 
lot 7, section C, southerly 185 yards; King-street, 
from Maud-street westerly 116 yards. 
eke main pipe in the said streets having been laid 

down, the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as. the 
case may be) of tenements and premises situated as 
above is hereby required, on or before the 8th Dece- 

ber, 1922, to cause a proper pipe and stop-cocks te 114 

laid, so as to supply water from the main pipe to such 

tenements and premises. 
ALFRED E. FRY, 
Secretary. 
[2821] 


Board’s Offices, Newcastle, 
23rd October, 1922, 


[3489] Department of Labour and Industry, — - 

Sydney, 22nd November, 1922. 
PUBLIC NOTICE. UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF 
THE ACT, No. 81, 1900. 


MEMORIAL having been received by me, asking 

-& that a Poll be taken in the Country Shopping 

District of BOWRAVILLE, on the questions whether 
the .closing time at one o’clock be altered from 
Wednesday to Saturday, and the closing time at 
ten o'clock be altered from Saturday to Friday, it is 


hereby notified, in accordance with the provisions of. 


section 3 of_the Early Closin Amendment) Act 
1900, and the Regulations SHR that anh that 
such Poll as to the alterations proposed will be taken 
at the Police Station, Bowraville, between the hours 
Spee! a.m, and 5 p.m. on Wednesday, 20th December, 

Hach shopkeeper and shop-assistant of a shop situate 
within the said Country Shopping District, and not 
being a shop mentioned in Schedule One to the 
Principal Act shall, subject to the Regulations, be 
entitled to vote at the poll: Provided that, in every 
case, the shop-assistant referred to shall have been 
engaged for three months at least in a shop, not being 
a shop mentioned in Schedule One to the Principal 
Act, in the Country Shopping District in which he 
claims: to vote, and shall, at the time of voting, be 
above the age of eighteen years. Ae 

I also notify. in accordance with the Regulations in 
that behalf, that I hereby appoint Sergeant Third 
Class Henry Perry to be the person by whom such 
poll shall be taken, to be styled the Returning Officer 
and also to be the officer to receive and record on the 
rolls of persons entitled to vote the names of all such 


bersons furnished to him in accordance with the 


Regulations. 


Any person entitled to vote, and desirou 1 
\ ) a S of votin 
at the poll, may obtain from the said Ratuswe 


ficer a form of statement, free of cost, at the Police ~ 


piabion, Bowraville, from the 27th November to the 
ae December, 1922, inclusive, between the hours of 
J a.m. and 5 p.m on each week-day, All such forms 

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after being duly filled in, must be delivered to the — 


Returning Officer at the Police Station, Bowraville, 
on or before. the 9th December, 1922, or posted so as 
to reach that officer on or before that date. 

The rolls of shopkeepers and shop-assistants will 
then be made up from such statements, and persons 
whose names appear on these rolls will be entitled to 
vote. 

The rolls will be open for the inspection of any 
person between the hours of 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. from 
the llth to the 16th December, 1922, inclusive. The 
attention of the Returning Officer may be directed 
to any statement appearing therein believed to be 





Incorrect. 
EK. H. FARRAR, 
. Minister. 
[ 3828] Sydney, 13th November, 1922. 


PUBLIC NOTICK UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF 
THE ACT No. 81, 1900. 
MEMORIAL having been received by me, asking 
that a Poll be taken in the Country Snopping 
District of Armidale on the questions whether the 
closing time at 1 o’clock be altered from Saturday 
to Wednesday, and the closing time at 10 o’clock be 
altered trom Friday to Saturday, it is hereby noti- 
fied, in accordance with the provisions of section 3 
of the Early Closing (Amendment) Act, 1900, and the 
Regulations made under that Act, that such Poll as 
to the alterations proposed will be taken at the Police 
Office, Armidale, between the hours of 10 a.m, and 
5 p.m. on Saturday, 9th December, 1922. 

Fach shopkeeper and shop-assistant of a shop situate 
within the said Country Shopping District, and not 
being a shop mentioned in Schedule One to the 
Principal Act shall, subject to the Regulations, be 
entitled to vote at the Poll: Provided that, in every 
case, the shop-assistant referred to shall have been 
engaged for three months at least in a shop, not being 
a shop mentioned in Schedule One to’ the Principat 
Act, in the Country Shopping District in which he 
claims to vote, and shall, at the time of voting, be 
above the age of eighteen years. 

I also notify, in accordance with the Regulations in 
that behalf, that 1 hereby appoint Sergeant ‘Third 
Class Albert. Edward Pye to be the person by Whom 
such Poll shall be taken, to be styled the Returning 
Officer, and also to he the person to receive and record 
on the rolls of persons entitled to vote the names of 
all such persons furnished to him in accordance with 
the Kegulations. 

Any person entitled to yote, and desirous of voting 
at the Poll, may obtain from the said Returning 
Officer a form of statement, free of cost, at the Police 
Office, Armidale, from the 20th November to the 2nd 
December, 1922, inclusive, Between the hours of 
a.m. and 5 p.m. on each week-day. All such forms, 
after being duly filled in, must be delivered to the 
Returning Officer at the Police Office, Armidale, on 
or before the 2nd December, 1922, or posted so as to 
reach that officer on or before that date. 

The rolls of shopkeepers and shep-assistants will 
then be made up from such statements, and persons 
whose names appear on the rolls will be entitled to 
vote. 

’ he rolls will be open for’ the inspection of any: 
person between the hours of 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. from 
the 4th to the 7th December, 1922, inclusive. The 
attention of the Returning Officer may be directed te 
any statement appearing therein bel’aved to be 


incorrect. 
KE. H. FARRAR, Minister. 


ULEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS—TENDERS 
FOR LEASING. 





sd epae tas: will be received up to 2 p.m. on the 


ates specified for the undermentioned. Ten- 

nerers to state what rental they are prepared to 
offer, or the lowest sum for which they will work 
the Watering Place with the privilege of retaining 
the collections authorised by Regulation. Envelopes 
containing tenders must be addressed to the Presi- 
dent, Tender Board, Public Works Department, 
Sydney, and have legibly endorsed uvon the face 
thereof the name of the Public Watering Place for 
which tender is submitted. Tenders must be accom- 
panied by a deposit of £5, and should specify the 
names and addresses of two proposed sureties, The 
Department does not bind itself to aceept any tender. 
The lease will be subject to the provisions of the 
Public Watering Places Act, 1900, and the Regu- 
lations. thereunder. The lessee may cultivate the 
tenant’s lease, and any improvements which he may 
effect in the shape of clearing and burning-off timber 
may be considered in his favour should he tender for — 
a new lease at the expiration of his term. oY 
















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and agreement may be seen, and furthér information 
and form of tender may be obtained from the .local 
District Works Office, or from the Department cf 
Public W orks, Sydney. He as 
Pie hits 47x Decemser, 1922. 
‘Merri Merriwa Tank, of 640 acres, road Cobar to 
x - Hillston. 

27tH DpceMBeER, 1922. 


Calti rena Tank, of 640 acres, road Wilcannia to 
a Cohar, 


ys 


ftom Ist January, 1923. 
aie R. T. BALL. 





DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS—TENDERS 
FOR WORKS. ia 





A: is submitted. The Government does not bind itself 
eos to accept the lowest or any tender. 

aie Specifications and plans of all works may be seen 
+ Re _Contractor’s Room, Public Works Department, 
: Sydney, in addition to the other places, mentioned; 
ae Plans will be supplied at the rate of 5s. for eagh 


er _ Architectural Works, plans only may be purchased. 
ere eS Fo Yok) Date ane; 1029: 
Coff’s Harbour aiid District Hospital—Hrection of 
ee. Block... (Specification, &e., at Court- 
- aa house, G ff’s Harbour, and Supervising Engineer’s 
ee, Ores, Rempley) . - A ee 
3 | Moss Vale Police Station—Hrection, of Néw Build- 
_ ings. SS eeeanel &e., at Court-house, Moss 





1 a Vale, and Supervising Engincéer’s Office, Gonl- 
anes burn. Bill of quantities available.) 
er ‘Wingham Police Station—Repairs, Painting,. &e. 
me (Specification, &e., at Court-hotise, Winghat, 


~.. and Stipetvising Engineer’s Office, Kempsey.) 
Hawkesbury Agticulttiral College, Richmond—Erec- 
' tion of New Boiler House. (Specification, &c., at 
Court-house, Richmond.) : 
lita Dacemsrr, 1922. 
Waterfall Sanatoriuni—Re-roofing Nurses’ Quarters. 
(Specification, &¢,, at Waterfall Sanatorium.) 
Regent-street Police Station—Repairg atid Painting. 
District Court, Sydney—Additional Accommodation, 
_ &c. (Bill of Quantities available.) 
Glen Innes District 
Domestic Hot Water Service: 


. at Court-house, Glen Innes.) 












(Specification, &c., 


. 18TH DeckmBEr, 1922, 
Port Kembla Power Supply—Supply and delivery of 
as Motor-generator, Peavstorimet, and Switchgear. ° 
Bogan River at Gongolgon—Construction of Timber 
Beam Bridge. (Specification, &c., at Court- 
_ houses; Dubbo and Bourke; and Public Works 
Office, Newcastle.) te 
é 27TH Dercemnrr, 1922. 
Parramatta Court-house—Répairing and Painting 
Court-house and Keeper’s quartets. (Specifica- 
_ tion, &e., at Cotrt-house, Parramatta,) 
Coast Hospital, Little Bay—Repairs to Tiside Walls 
of Hospital, Block No. 1. (Specification, &e., at 
Coast Hospital.) Brera ge, et 
meee aaa 150H Janvary, 1923. es 
“Wybong Creek at Upper Webotig, toad Meérriwa to 
£5 uswellbrook—Construction of Timber Truss 
ridge. (Specification, &c., at Court-houses, Tam- 
worth and Muswellbrook, and Public Works 
' Office, Newcastle.) 9 4. ae 
yee oe 22np JANUARY, 1993, ; 
Kiama Transmission Line—Manufacture, Supply, and 
Delivery of fransformers. ©. Y, ae 
thay - RB. T. BALL. 


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NEW SOUTH WaLES GOVE 


Copies of the Act, Regilations, conditions of lease, 


--- Nore.—Term of lease in both cases to be five years 


-BEnfield—Hrection of New School Building. 


Keiraville—-Additions 


Corobimilla—-Erection of 


ospital—Installation of a 





i> Sel 


RNMENT GAZETTE, No. 106. 631 


——_— —- 


PUBLIC. SCHOOL TENDERS. 


ENDSRS, plainly endorsed and addressed to the 

Under Secretary, Department of Hducation, 

Sydney, will be received up till 2 p.m. on the dates - 

mentioned for the works specified below. Full parti- 

culavs on tender forms and those bound with the 
Specifications. 

ALBERT BRUNI NELL, 
Minister for Education. . 








 7rn Decumser, 1922, 

Arncliffe West—Additions. . (Plans at Head. Office;) 
Booerié, via Lismore—Hrection of New School Build- 

ing. (Plans at Head Office; District Works Office, 

Lismore; and at Public Schools, Byron Bay and 

Casino.) 
Crystal Creek Upper, via Murwilluthbah—Frection ‘otf 

New School Building. (Plans at Head Office, 

and at Public Schools, Murwillumbah, Mullum- 
. bimby; and Tweed Heads.) 


(Plans 
and Bills of Quantities at Head Office.) 

Hampton (fresh tenders)—EHrection of New School 
uilding. (Plans at Head Office; and at Public 
Schools, Katoomba and Lithgow.) 

and. Alterations. °(Platis’ at 

Head Office; District Works Office, Wollongong ; 
and at Public School, Bulli.) 

Spencer—Wrection of New School Building. (Plans at 
Head Office, and at Public School, Gosford.) 

14tH DecEMBER, 1922. 

Broken Hill—Erection. of Metal Workshop. © (Plans, 
&e., at Head Office, and at District Works Office, 
Broken Hill.) 

Buckendoon——Erection.. of _. New School Building. 
(Plans at Head Offive; District Works Office, Lis- 
more; and at. Publie Schools, Casino and Coralti). 

Camden—lImprovements to Teacher's Residence, &c. 
(Plans at Head Office; and at Public Schools, 
Campbelltown and Caiuden.) 

New School Building. 
(Plans at Head Office, and at Public Schools, 
Narrandera,,Ganmain, and Leeton.) 

Dorrigo North—Krection of new Teacher’s Residence. 
(Plans at Head Office, and at Public Schools, Bel- 
lingen, Dorrigo, and Coff’s Harbour.) 

Gidginbung— Additions and Repairs. (Plans at Head 
Office, and at Public Schools, Temora, Barmed- 

man; and Wyalong.) 

Glenburn, via Wambool—Additions, &¢., to Teacher’s 

“ Residence. (Plans 4t Head Office; District Works 
Office, Bathurst; and at Public School, Lithgow.) 

Kempsey Hast—Remodelling, &c. (Plans at Head 

.  Offica; District Works Office, Kempsey; and at 

-.- Public Schools, Macksyille and Wauchope. 

Kempsey West—Remodelling, &c.. (Plans at Head 
Office; District Works Office, Kempsey; and at 
Public Schools, Macksville and Wauchope, . 

Mandurama—Krection. of New. School Building. 

; (Plans at Head Office, and at Public Schools, 

- Blayney, Carcdar, and Cowra.) y 

Woy. Woy—Grotind Improvements, &c. (Plans at 
Head Office; and at Public School, Gosford, and 
Woy: Woy.) . 

21st DecimBeEr, 1922. 

Belmore River—Additions and Alterations. (Plans at 
Head Office; District Works Office, Kempsey ; 
Police Station; Macksville; and Public School, 
Belmore River.)  <. : Lye 

Manilla—-Additions. (Plans at Head Office; District 
Works Office; Tamworth; and at Police Stations, 
Manilla atid. Barraba,) " 

Martiit’s Gilly, via Arniidale—Erection of New School 
‘Building: (Plans at Head Office, and at District 
Works Office, Avistate.) ) 

Martitisville (frei ternders)—Additions. (Plans at 

_. Head Office; District Works Office, Newcastle ; 
and at Publie School, Martinsville.) 

Mortuya—Remodelling. (Plans at Head Office, and at 
Police Statiotis, Braidwood, Moruya, and Nowra.) 

Mundongo—Hrection of New School Buildings. (Plans 
at Head Office, and at Police Stations, Gundagai, 

_ Adelong, and Tumut.) 

seis = he High—Conversion of Hat Rooms. to 
Classtooms. (Plans at Head Office, and at High 
School, Parramatta.) 

ia rane cei ae (Plans at, Head Office; ‘Dis- 
rict Works Office. Tamworth; and at Police 

tations, Murrurundi and Quirindi. 

Roseville—Additions. (Plans at Head Office.) 

Warren—Remodelling, &e. (Plans at Head Office, 
District Wotks Dffice, Dubbo; and at Police 
Stations, Nyngan and Warren.) ‘ 








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6318 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 166. i “Dee, 1992, 
[3645] : Sydney, Ist December, 1922. [2603] ‘ Sydney, 24th November, 1922. sy 
TENDERS FOR OYSTER LEASKES. ” SUPPLIES AND SERVICES FOR THE PUBLIC 
Fisneries Acts. SERVICE. 


gS hee Meeae ‘stating premiums offered, addressed to 

the Under Secretary, Chief Secretary’s Depart- 
ment, and endorsed ‘ Pender for Oyster Lease. 
Haw kesbury River,” will be recetved up till noon on 
the 19th December, 1922, for fifteen years’ oyster 
leases of the lands hereinafter specified. No person 
can acquire more than one area, 

Every tender must be accompanied by a receipt 
showing that twelye months’ rent and the premium 
offered have been lodged in the State Treasury. 
Money will be returned to unsuccessful tenderers. 


CHARLES W. OAKES. 


SCHEDULE. 

Section 1.—Commencing on the southern side of 
Long Island, Hawkesbury River, 176 lineal yards 
easterly from the north-eastern ‘corner: of Oyster 
Lease No. 10,020, and extending thence 360 lineal 
vards generally east- north-easterly along the frontage 
of that island; outer boundaries 20 yar rds ,—as shown 
on the plan catalogued Hl. 282-41: Annual rental, 
£8 2s. 

Section 2..-Commencing 843 lineal yards generally 
north- easterly from Section 1 above described, and 
extending 299 lineal yards easterly. along the ’ fron- 
tage;° outer boundaries 30 yards,—as shown on the 
plan catalogued H. 283-41. Annual rental, £6 18s. 

Section 3.—Commencing 68 lineal yards north-east- 
erly from Section 2 above described, and extending 
326 lineal yards generally north-easterly along the 
frontage; outer boundaries 40. yards,-as shown. on 
the plan catalogued H. 284-41. Annual rental, £8 5s, 

Section’ 4.—-Commencing 184 lineal yards north- 





easterly from Section 3 above described, and extend- | 


ing 92 lineal yards north-easterly along’ the frontage ; 
outer boundaries 40 yards,—as shown on the plan 
catalogued H. 285-41. Annual rental, £2 5s. 





Form or TENDER. 


address} , hereby tender a premium 
of £ for an oyster lease of Section 
Long Island, Hawkesbury River. 


Treasury receipt for rent and premium herewih. 
\ 
(Signature) 
(Date) 





MVENDERS plainly endorsed and posted or placed 


in the Tender-box at Leeton Office of the Water 
Conservation and Irrigation Commission will be re- 
ceived by the undersigned up till noon on - 5th 
December, 1922, for lease from the 10th December, 
1922, to 30th April, 1923, of— 
(a) Dining-rooms and Kitchen, including equip- 
ment at the Leeton Canning Factory, or 


(b) One or more of the Dormitories, including 


equipment thereat, or 

(¢)—(a) and (b) combined. 

Partioulare as to maximum charges for meals, &c., 
available on application at Commission’s Head | Office, 
247 George-street, Sydney, or Resident Commissioner, 
Murrumbidgee Irrigation Areas, Leeton. 

[W.C. & I.C, 22-4 251] 





G. J. EVATT, 
{3651} Resident Commissioner, Leeton. 
[2670] Saline 17th October, 1922. 
SUPPLIES AND SERVICES FOR THE PUBLIC 
SERVICE. 


; ENDERS for the supply and delivery : of Drapery 
required during 1923-24 will be received at the 
Stores Supply Department, 15 Young-street,. Sydney, 
up till 4.30 p.m. on Tuesday, 19th December, 1022 « 
Tender forms and further particyfars on applica- 


tion. 
AY BERCKELMAN , Executive Member. 








[2986] Sydney, 3rd November, 1922. 
SUPPLIES AND SERVICES FOR THE PUBLIC 
SERVICE, : 


ENDERS for the following Supplies will be received 
at the Stores Supply Department, 15 Young- 


streety Sydney, up till 4.30°p.m. on the date men-. 


tioned :— 
; 9TH JANUARY, 1923. 
Uniform Trimmings. ; 
Tender forms and hae particulars on application. 
ee . BERCKEJ MAN. 
EY Sh deny ea é Executive Member. 


, of [state postal » 





“ENDERS for ant supply and delivery oF 49 ions 
- Household Soap will be received at the Stores 
Supply Department, 15 Young-street, Sydney, be son 
4.30 p.m, on Tuesday, 5th December, 1922. 


Tender forms and further ‘particulars on applica: 


tion. 
A. BERCKELMAN, 
“Executive ‘Member. 





NEW SOUTH WALE S GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS 
AND TRAMWAYS. 

ENDERS will be received at the Office of the 

Railway Commissioners, Bridge-street, Sydney, 


until 12 noon on the dates shown for the services 
specified :— 


6rH Decemser, 1922. 


For the supply of the undermentioned Telegraph 
Peles for the Molong-Dubbo Railway :— f 


20-ft. poles... 1,020 40-ft, poles ......... 115 
22-ft, ,, ... 1,169 | 45-ft. » oe 10 
Q5fty 27, wes BBO UOTE ABS SS Sass sce 10 


BOLT Sy Bale bao 


The poles must be cut from ironbark, grey and red 
box, white stringybark, or grey gum timbers. Further 
particulars obtainable from Acting Comptroller of 


Stores, Wilson-street, Newtown. 


13TH DECEMBER, 1922 (exTENDED FROM 22ND 
NoveMBER, 1922). 


For the supply of 38-core High-tension Cable and 
Boxes for State Coal Mine, Lithgow, to Specifica- 
tion No, 574 (price 2s. 6d.), at Chief Electrical 
Engineer’ s Office, 61 Hunter-street, Sydney. ' 


For lease of suitable space for Business Stall at 
Central Railway Assembly Platform. Terms and 
conditions and form of tender at office of Estate 

. Agent, 357 Elizabeth-street, Sydney. 


See 137n December, 1922. 


For the manufacture and supply of ten (10) miles of 


3/0 (4096) B. and S, hard-drawn electrolytic 
Copper Trolley Wire, to Specification No..567/2 
(price. 2s. 6d.),; at Chief Electrical Engineer's 
Office, 61 Hunter-street, Sydney. 


20TH DrecremBErR, 1922. 


Tor the supply of Two (2) High Duty Déuble-head 
Driving Wheel Lathes. Specification and tender 
forms from Acting Comptroller of Stores. 


For one (1) Air Washer and Humidifier for Zarra- 
street Power House, to Specification No. 683 (price 
2s. ait at Chief Electrical Engineer’s Office. 


8rp J ANUARY, 1923. 


For the supply. of 50 ‘P” type fear to Specifi- 
cation No. 5€6/1 (price £1); 100 No, 9 type ogie 
Trucks, to Specification 580 j1 (price 10s.). Copies 
of Specifications, at the prices indicated, obtain-. 
able from the Chief Electrical Engineer, 61 
Hunter-street, Sydney. ; 


10ta JANUARY, 1923, 


For the supply of Single Phase Constant Gurren’ 
Transformers, to ‘Specification No. 579 (price 
Q5?'6d:), at Chief Electrical Engineer’ s Office, Bh 
Hunter-street, Sydney. 


For the Supply of Single Phase 50-cycle Pe id orraces 
to Specification No. 578 (price 2s. 6d.), at Chief 
Electrical Engineer’s Office, 61 Hunter-street, 
Sydney. 


ap 


Wr J ANUARY, 1923. : 
For 660 yards 0°0045 square-inch High Tension Cable, 

to Specification No. 576 (price 2s, 6d.), at Chief 
Electrical NY s Office. 


23rp May, 1923. 


For the supply o of ‘Eight (8) Water- tube Boilers, with 
Accessories, for White Bay Power-house, Sydney, 
to Specification No. 575. Price, 40s. for first copy, 
and 20s. for subsequent copies, obtainable from. 
Chief ete pRngneers 61 + Hunter-street, 
‘Sydney. — 

All tenders to he ee ante endorsed. . No tender 
necessarily accepted. Make cheques payable “Railway 

Cotman Geers 


W. J. MORRIS, 
Secretary. 












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1 Dee, 1020) env SOUTH WALU us GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 166. 6319 
[5304] ag Peon Sores a . : Chief Secretary’s Office, New South Wales, 
% 8 ah 28th November, 1922, 


AHE iedine General EiGete of the Average Amounts of the Liabilities and he of. the 
undermentioned Companies are published in conformity with the Banks and Bank Holidays Act, 
. 191 Fe 

Excension Lanp Investment anp Buinpinc Company anp Bank, Limited, from Ist July .to 30th 

; £2 _ September, 1922, 
. .  HAYMARKET ‘Permanent Lanp, BuIpine, AND INVESTMENT ComPANY, Timed, trons ist July to 30th 

~~. September, 1922. 
Rie): INTERCOLONIAL ‘naa Lan, AND irre Company, Limited, from 29th June to 27th September, 

Vy 1922. : 


MerropouitaN MutTuat eae Bens AND Iyyesrarent Assoctatioy, Limited, frou 3rd July to 
25th September, 1922 


NEWCASTLE AND CouNTY Meee Buiuvine, LAND, AND Invests Company, Limited, from Ist J uly to 
30th September, 1922, 


hh RAS ParMANENT FREEHOLD LaNnD AND’ Borzpine Company, Limited, from Ist July to 30th September 
page = | 


Universan LAnp- AND Deposit Baie, Litnitted. from 30th June to 30th September, 1922 


ASSURANCE AND TarRirr ASSOCIATION, Limited, from Ist J uly to 30th September, 1922 


g Morvan Lirkz AND CITIZENS’ ASSURANCE Company, Limited, from 26th June to 25th a aaios 922. 
e _ ARTHUR Rickarp axp Company Exrenpep, Limited, from 30th June to 30th September, 1922 

3 o aC R. Stapirs anp Co., Limited, from 30th June to 30th September, 1922 
st ; ; Co- OPERATIVE WooL AND Propuce Company, Limited, from 1st July to 30th Sonteinbers 1922. 


Y Hines AND Grazisrs. Co-operative Grain Insurance ann AcEeNncy Company, Limited, from Ist July to 
30th September, 1922. 
Ww UNDERLICH, aes from 3rd July to 25th September, 1922 
CHARLES W. OAKKS, 
Chief Sceretary. 


The Abstracts schoduled Nats Hive son examined and elavod in the Bureau of Statistics. 
H. A. Smira, . 


Government Statistician. 








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3 GENERAL ABSTRACT hoihe me Aves Amount of the LIABILITIES and ASSETS of the EXCELSIOR LAND 


$; > 5 INVESTMENT AND BUILDING COMPANY AND BANK, Liurrzp, taken from the several Weekly Statements 
thea” the Quarter from 1st July to 30th September, 1922, 



































a = Liabilities.  -__ : | . Totals, Assets. — . ; Totals, 
AON te eh Ha Sa A ret £ sd. 
Notes in Circulation— Wee Tati dae . Coined Gold and Silver and other Coined Metals! ..sssessorsesee 
- Not bearing Interest see tbs Peal. eda esa chest cpus *ieod i 
: Bearing Interest veo ooo eee oor Podnoeretseares Gold and Silver in Bullion or Bars see dee COT roe rceregoeg 
Bills in Circulation— Pe ? _ || Landed Property Pe rs Ue eet age. 2UgSL 18) & 
’ Not bearing Interest ae sag Viale Ot davene tons sche : 
Bearing Interest «., PUR ye rar ves] see vaeeensenene Notes and Bills of other Banks Fes lp clash asain ansepen 
Balances due to other Banks Shae, Saye vn SARC BN Balances due from other Banks ey | 21,679 4 § 
- Deposits— Ra Pk Amount of all. Debts due to the Bank, in- 
; _ Not bearing Interest Wil see ates] seersereoveeeee ||  Cluding Notes, Bills of Exchange, and all 
Bearing Interests: 166. 5, seb ve ONG |G cute neColnn dental’ Stock and Funded Debts of every description, 
é; a oats || excepting Notes, Bills, and Balances due to 
_ All other Liabilities 4 Rea eed Denes tere OEOOET YO the said Bank from other Banks ... 4,837 E 
: “Total Amount of Liabilities .. = -£ ss 665 170 Total Amount of Assets rh £| 47,828 17 2 














7 ee of the Capital Stock paid up at the close of the Quarter ended 30th September, 1922 .., £38,832. 

Rate of last Dividend declared to the Shareholders... vis “ nee tae w. 7 cent. per annum, 
Amount of last Dividend declared, 6th September, 1922, for half-year emisg 8lst July, 1922 .., £1,359 2s, 5d. re 

, Amount of the Reserved Profits at the time oe deslaring such Dividend _.., ae vee ww» £4,050, 








Equitable Building, 250 George- -street, Sydney, 13th October, 1922.4 STEPHEN T. BALDICK, Manager. 


= _____ I, Stephen Thomas Baldick, make oath that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the foregoing Abstract is a true and 
sy faithful | account of the Average Amount of Assets and Liabilities of the above Company, during the period specified ; and that 
the same was made up from the several Weekly Statements thereof, kept in pursuance of the provisions of the Banks and 


_ Bank Basses Act, 1912, 
: STEPHEN T. BALDIOK, 


a3 Sworr before me at Sydney, this’ "F : shed 
sth day of Oe ober 1922, } EDW. HUFTON, Justice of the Peace. 








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uy Was 


6320 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 166. {i Dec, 
GENERAL ABSTRACT showing the Average Amount of the LIABILITIES and ASSHTS of the HAYMARKET 


PERMANENT LAND, BUILDING, AND INVESTMENT COMPANY, Limrrep, within the State of New South Wales, 
taken from the several Weekly Statements during the Quarter from the 1st July to 80th September, 1922. yt. beg 





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Liabilities. Totals. Assets. ich ea | Totals. 
£ ad £ 8. a 


Notes in Circulation— Coined Gold and Silver and other Qoined 
‘Not bearing Interest... sso sen tos] toneuesaypeases Metals Poave, ? «aban, > Ciao yebomneeinegemaee tae 132 10 4 


Beoring Toterent Ae 8 sy ees; apeaeeettangete | Gold and Silver in Bars or Bullion 42 see} tseseqeeesayeee 


Bills in Circulation— | Landed Property is oni © clues | 56,904 2 0 





Not bearing Interest... toe soe Fee] taeveeseescecee ; 
Bearing Interest 1s tee weet] ce tnnenee weeee | Notes and Bills of other Banks fee we Td a OO 
Balances due to other Banks... apis. 83 7 1 || Balances due from other Banks by thi te ARO pa ap 

Deposits— 5 ; Amount of all Debts due to the Company, in- 


Not bearing Interest... ar ye A Wry Set See cluding Notes, Bills of Exchange, and all 
Bearing Interest a8 vee ae »| 6,584 12 10 Stock and Funded Debts of every descrip- 
tion, excepting Notes, Bills, and Balances ; 
Other Liabilities, including outstanding cheques) 61,596 8 11 due to the said Company from other Banks; 126,958 8 10 


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Total Amount of Liabilities ... £| 68,214 & 10 Total Amount of Assets .., £| 184,257 10 3 

















| Bra : Ascaunt of the Capital Stock paid up at this date ... a re ied a ‘eh £100,000. 
Rate of the last Dividend declared to the Shareholders... oe vee neh ... 6 cent. P annum, 
Amount of last Dividend declared ... MGs i Ge toes 3 Ave ... £3,000. 


Amount of the Reserved Profits at the time of declaring such Dividend... _... ... £13,000. 


BH. A. LIVI, Manager. 
Sydney, 23rd October, 1922. ; - . @, A. LIPSCOMBH, Accountant. 





Holidays Act, 1912. 


Sworn before me, at Sydney, this . ; 
Deen de BE Detcboe, 1OdB.c. } W. E. LISSON, Tustice of the Peace. 





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GENERAL ABSTRACT showing the Average Amount of the LIABILITIES and ASSETS of the INTERCOLONIAL 
INVESTMENT, LAND, AND BUILDING COMPANY, Liirep, within the State of New, South Wales, taken from | 
the several Weekly Statements during the Quarter from the 29th June to the 27th September, 1922. : Re? 























Liabilities. Totals. | Assete. q Totals. 
£ oad. ; £ «5. d, 
Notes in Circulation— - Coined. Gold and Silver and other Ooined j ce 
Not bearing Interest - .. hy) thal kernels oT) ) ameter es A aa ei any 520 0 0 
Bearing Interest... kes ves tt) tateveceseveee |) Gold and Silver in Bullion or Bars ... sca} WP ikaeLedgsevedens 
Bills in Circulation— : - | Landed Property a eee | 85,907 9 11 
Not bearing Interest ce Me vis et aa eencner cesta rah Se 
Bearing Interest vee wae ane bee oebecevensed eed | Notes and Bills of other Banks t coe ooel ceaececogrsgene 
Balances due to other Banks ‘ ... ie Bx 626 14 4 | Balances due from other Banks Me as Bee be 
Deposits— | Amount of all Debts due to the Company,| 
Not bearing Interest sas se Veal, Sa eeecebi ae oaieee ‘including Notes, Bills of Exchange, and all 
Bearing Interest .., Se Bee vv) 15,699 8 1 Stock and Funded Debts of every descrip-| 
he : tion, excepting Notes, Bills, and Balances}) = = 
All other Liabilities tee vee sae weo{ 22,269 272 3 |, due to the said Company from other Banks) 392,282 11 10 
Total Amount of Liabilities ... £ 28,595 3 8| Total Amount of Assets w «=6s: &s«- 478,710 1 9 














Amount of Capital Stock paid up at the close of the Quarter ended 27th September, 1922 Ay £318,723 17s. 6d. 
Rate of the last Dividend declared to the Shareholders ... ns “a vee eee 8 YH cont. Y annum, 
Amount of the last Dividend declared : £12,548 19s. id. 


Amount of Reserved Profits at the time of declaring such Dividend (not including amount 





2 of Dividend ) Se at ate 2! $119,785 11s. 10d, 
| oie W. J. DOUGLAS, Managing Director. 
# ’ QEO. T. PATTERSON, Accountant. 
Tus InrERCOLONIAL INVESTMENT, LAND, AND Buinpine Company, Limited, - pill 
Sydney, 11th October, 1922. > 


I, William James Douglas, make oath and say that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the foregoing Abstract is a 
teue und faithful account of the Average Amount of the Assets and Liabilities of the Company, within the State of New 
South Wales, during the period specified; and that the same was made up from the Weckly Statements thereof, kept in pursuance 
of the provisions of the Banks and Bank Holidays Act, 1912. i x Fe PS IGS #2 

W. J. DOUGLAS. 


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Sworn before me, at Sydney, this \ 
Lith day of October, 1922,— } G. DYSON, Justice of the Peace, 


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a ae : 
GAR oe 
ff Spee s me 


























Act, 1912, 


Sworn before m 


or eit the Average Weantiok of the LIABILITIES and ASSHTS of the METROPOLITAN 
ANENT BUILDIN G AND ENVESTMEND ASSOCIATION, Limrrup, taken from the ecreral Weekly 






































Totals 
eA, ‘ _& Pye | £ f. dd. 
otes in Circulation— ~ || Coined Gold and Silver and other Coined 
_ Not bearing Interest oaek =. veel eangapeseaaiaes Metals ... ? ett ieakant onshs sca 
Tamabi SE pales COME oR Re, i ERG WS en Gold and Silver i in Bullion and ‘Bars see CeeE Saas tn ecdtcale 
ills j in Circulation— | a 
3 Not bearing Interest  —.., sai Suchtnncciceseerett os PROpOrty c0e is i ey 9 a eee» S bs 
pore PATO Sune i gat kr a rer] seanentenereree || Notes and Bills of other Banks... ie GS oie ag bewtod ade ab’ 
Balances due to other Banks Pee aa eae 413 5 2'|| Balances and Deposits due from ies Beyie 862 0 1 
: Sag || Amount of all Debts due to the pS es 
Peas and Deets: including Notes, Bills of Exchange, andi © 
Be: pieasee h +a cee yee eae as Beay ee uay Shean SE all Stock and Funded Debts of every 
arng TOROS: 3k posh Boe aa: SLR EEE Ra ‘description, excepting .Notes, Bills, and) 
Balances due to the Association from other} 
All other Liabilities. s2¢ ny et ee oes fes-sseiche son s'e Banks as Ge ae psy fae sf 51,649 4, 10 
Total Amount of Liabilities ... . © ; 4138 5 2 |] Total Amount of Assets we. £81,886 4 11 
Amount of the Capital Stock paid up at the close of the Quarter ended 25th September, 1922 .,, £54,000. 
_ Rate of the last Dividend declared to the Shareholders tis ns ils tee Pe ». 10%cent. $B annum. 
_ Amount of last Dividend declared, 3rd July, 1922... 0) sus noe habe Ca tate od, g 2 OOO 
Amount of the ‘Reserved Fund and Profits at the time of doclasing the Dividend Eee of 
Panera): fleas? an fas ra Acs ye feet ees 166. 
J Alliance Building, 97 ‘Pithostreet; Brie. 23rd October, 1922. GEO. RB. PRINOR, Mech 


at George Robert Bede, make oath that, to the best of my a ee and belief, the foregoing Abstract is a true and 
faithful account of the Average Amount of Assets and Liabilities of the above Association, during the period specified ; and that 
the same was made up dep the Weekly Statements Pherae eis in pursuance of the provisions of the Banks and Bank Holidays 


a GEO, BR. PRINCE. 
deom before me, a ae this : 
"Bat dy fst igo, } FRANK GHORGH, Justice of the Pence. 


ORS 


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‘GENERAL ABSTRACT shiva the Average Amount of the LIABILITIHS and ASSETS of the NEWCASTLE AND 


COUNTY MUTUAL BUILDING, LAND, AND INVESTMENT COMPANY, Limarzp, taken from the sovoral Weekly . 
Statements during the Quarter from the 1st July to the 30th September, 1922. 









































Tivpiitaae:. Coys | Totals. a ‘Assets. Totals, 
eS NON £ 6 a. rae 
Notes in Circulation— AES angen ges ares ae 38 Coined Gold-and Silver and other Coined 

Not bearing Interest... as etcaee hae NaS Metals j Nil. 

\Beawing Interest... ade sips aedh eR Gold and Silver in Bars and Bullion al Nil. 
Bills in Circulation— : >} } Landed Property tae sae ey es 5.432 2 } 73 

Not bearing Interest... “aes Paes Nil. | : 

Bearing Interest... a eee Nil. Notes and Bills of other Banks if ee Nil, 
Balances due to other Banks Perea te “ave # | 4,568 17 2 Balances due from other Banks ... set Nil. 
Deposits— _ RE Ae Amount of all Debts due to the Company, in- 

Not bearing Fnthioih’: Py idsta ey meub ett PR Nil. ‘|| . eluding Notes, Bills of Exchange, and all 

Bearing Interest 1. 150 wee us| :17,012 4 8 || ~~ Stock and Funded Debts of every descrip- 

PEE tion, excepting Notes, Bills, and Balances 
A other Liabilities $ag BRN ay Aa «.| 1,014 7 2 || due tothe Company from other Banks ... 67,411 7 8 
Total Amount of Liabilities me £22,505 9 0 Total Amount of Assets ... £| 72,843 8 11 
Amotnt of the Capital Stock paid up at the close of the eat ended 80th September, 1922 ... £34,651 10s. 
_ Rate of the last Dividend paid to Shareholders Stns Ph ii, Wa me a » cent. annum. 
Amount of the last Dividend paid to Shareholders... Fb ae el . £2,874 11s. 9d. 
Amount of the: Resorved Profits at the time of declaring such Dividend ie ia ae ts lb, 588 7s. 8d, 








GEO. H. WINSOR, Manager. 


2 a; George Henry Winsor, make oath and say tia to the. baat of my knowledge and belief, the foregoing Abstract of 

iki and Liabilities is a true and faithful account of the Average Amount of the Assets and Liabilities of the above Company 

during th ne period specified ; and that the same was made up from the Weekly Statements thereof, kept in pursuance of the” 
8 oF, the Beaks and Bank Holidays Act, 1912, 







/ GEO. H. WINSOR, 


e, at Rewcastle: this j 
10th day of Octobe, 1922, = ‘3 J. WINSOR, pestice of the Peace. 








6322 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 166. sh Dec., 1922, 











GENERAL ABSTRACT showing the Average Amount of the LIABILITIES and ASSETS of the SYDNEY PERMANENT 
FREEHOLD LAND AND BUILDING COMPANY, LIMItEp, within the State of New South Wales, Kah from the 
several Weekly Statements during the Quarter from the 1st July to the 30th September, 1922. es ; 

















Liabilities. Totals. Assets. os Re Motels, 
ea : 
Bo Boe Bets 8: a 
Notes in Circulatioa— Osined Gold and Silver and panes Coined Be 
Not bearing Interest.... Saal’ ib SanWIEE\ Saad ausoee dea Metals se iE bs, eg vt [iy saansengense vee 
F Bearing Interest By AN ao ai nee TR Rania Gold and Silver in Bullion and i TaN ese sees waa 
Bills in Cireulation— Landed Property ia, EGE ae hao.) ae RS oO) 
Not bearing Interest... ce se CPO Sitio eaeel cons age ; ; ho fg uae eae 
Bearing Interest .., sa ae Be) eae te oo ips Notes and Bills of other Banka © uy. seu| senenveee sensor 


Balances due to other Banks ... eas BSS eeecc a ee Balances due from other Banks . a a 9481 16 7 


y { 
Amount of all Debts due to the Company, 





























Deposits— : ee SH 
Not bearing Interest... Pes sa pen 689 17 5 ||. including Notes, Bills of Exchange, and all 
Bearing Interest Be de 3 vepcesctseeeeee || Stock and Funded Debts of every descrip- 
_ Land Contingencies Account ap acon 6,199 0 0 tion, excepting Notes, Bills, and Balances; _ ye 
All other Liabilities are bse “as fee 41 0 Q| . due to the Company from other Banks .,.) 33,82) 14 2 
Total Amount of Liabilities ... £ 6,929 17.5 | Total Amountof Assets .., : £ 57,427 S59 
Amount of the Capital Stock paid up at the Mons of the sues ended 30th Batons Ir, 1922.2. <- £102,769, 
Rate of the last Dividend declared to the Shareholders... iow ey oa Cue ied ribasecaecspee’ 
Amount of last Dividend declared ... ae as ie eg ear a AS orc ; 


Amount of the Tapered Profits at the t time of declaring the Dividend oy ae oA ORE any me eee Haar 


: J, Y, KERR, Managing Director. 
121 Bathurst-street, Sydney, 31st October, 1922. P, WARD, pro Accountaxt. 


I, John Younger Kerr, make oath that, to the best of my ineniodes and belief, the foregoing Abstract is a true and 
faithful account of the Average Amount of Asseta and Liabilities of the above Company, during the period specified; and that the 
same was made up from the Weekly Statements thereof, kept in pursuance of the provisions of the Banke and 3ank Holidays 


Ast, 1912. 
J. ¥Y, KERE, 


Sworn before me, at Sydney, this ee ; 
Bat day of Octobon 1953, } 4: MACAULAY, Justico of the Peace. 


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’ GENERAL ABSTRACT showing the Average Amount of the LIABILITIES and ASSHTS of the UNIVERSAL LAND AND 


DEPOSIT BANK, Limirep, within the State of Now South Wales, taxea from the several Neagee Statoments during the 
Quarter from the 80th June to the 30th September, 1922. 



































Liabilities. Totals. ee Assets. Soup gue Sotale, 
(| 
Notes in Circulation— 2 ad. | ~ j 2 ; £8. -d 
Not bearing Interest... ie POMEL PE at goats vesresenee | Coined Gold and Silver and other Coined Metals’ » 6411. 5 
Bearing Interest _.., ies eae Bogen WEN aN. Samat ; Gold and Silver in Bullion or Bars. i Pe eee BN Reine 
Bills in Circulation— | Landed Property aR ai 3,621 1 7 
Not bearing Interest... iy Hf vosf eevecaeverseees | Notes and Bills of other San: vo WAG ECD ROH 9 Sleds eebOmeseans 
Bearing Interest ‘ i}. as tte ees 
| Balances due from other Banks oa 1,150 0 6 
Balances due to other Banks. ... daglis) echo eee es Seas i Amount of all Debts due to the Bank, in- eas ey 
Depoxits— ems Sree eluding Notes, Bills of Exchange, and all 
Nut bearing Interest es at bea iid. Stock and Funded Debts of every descrip- A 
Bearing Interest... ig aig ia 8, 883 7 6 tion, excepting Notes, Bills, and Balances; 
Other Liabilities ... Wahi att). wea we vs 4,168. 13.2% | due to the said Bank from other Banks ...| 22,445 7 3 
Total Amount of Liabilities .., £| 13,052 0 10 Total Amount of Assets ©... <£| 27,281 0 8 
i 1 Se 
Amount of Capital § Stock paid up to date ee aise sabe Ch des ae seq ee inte dO, 240 11.08, 
Raté of the last Dividend declared to the Shareholders bo wie viip Hae’ GW, TRU ANC EE Oy a Mie COMB, (4P ANNUM. 
Rate of the last Bonus declared to’ the Shareholders., ee cat i sith a aes . 25 % cent. 4) annum, 
Amount of the last Dividend and Bonus declared .., : tes » £638 -6s. 10d. 
Amount of Reserved Profits at the time of declaring such Dividend and Bonus ‘(not inluag : 
amount of Dividend and Bonus) ee a as za es tts Wied eu wa 1,689. 298,100; J 
Tar UNiversan Lanp aANp Deposit Bank, Limited, Nl THOMAS LEAFE, Managing Director. 
Sydney, 9th October, 1922. . OL J. ROSS, A.L.I,A., Accountant, 


I, Thomas Leafe, make oath and say that, to the best of my knowledge, ant belief, the foregoing Abstract is a true 

and faithful account of the Average Amoant of the Assets and’ Liabilities of tne Bank, within the State of New South | 

Wales, during the period specified; and that the same was made up from che Weekly Statements thereof, kept in: 
prrsaasce of the provisions of the Banks and Bank hae oe 1912. 

o THOMAS LEAVE. ae 


Sworn before me, at Sydney, this ead 
Oth day of October, ee} ROBERT A. SMITH, Justice a the Peace. i 7 | “ id 






















Sworn infee me, at Seder: ‘this 


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GENERAL AB. TRACT an, aves Ataghene of the LIABILITIES (as regards Fixed Deposits) and ASSETS of the 
~ ASSURANC: AND THRIFT ASSOCIATION, Liuirep, within the State of New South Wales, during the Quarter from 
ume Ist mi of to 30th itasemas 1922. ; 

















4 Liabilities. Totals. . i Assets. Totals. 
a Sa) Rare 4 | : 
e oP ee: £7 ted. { = ars Pee 
x Notes i in . Circulation— Y UG | Coined Gold and Silver and other fetes x eiies 
e (Bes bearing Interes ah te aa lit Nile Metals... ia. He Nil. 
_ Bearing Interest sete Siatk? Caachi. ee: SNikn Me 
rat Com Gold and Silver in Bulion and Bars... Nil. 
Bie in Cieculation Wea : 
Not bearing Interest RE Wh, kee Nil. °. |) Landed Property ae a) ae ol WAT 073". 4) 2 
Beating Intergut oe 2 Nae ae ah eA : Sih 
; : : : ‘Notes and Bills of other Banks AS oe Nil. 
Balances due to other Banks Wate hens Me Nil. ° 
' gs ee ome || Balances due from other Balke 16,078 2 0 
Deposits — AUIS : ‘Amount of all Debts dus to the Comzany, ‘ 
Not bearing Tate | canteen id si Nils" including Notes, Bills of Exchange, and all 


Bearing Interest ... .., ne .. | 2,791 10 9 |) Stock and Funded Debts of every description, 
; || excepting Notes, Bills, and Balances @ue to 




















Assurance Funds... hive vee Ve Wie at 69,445 13 9 the said Company from other Banks» «..| 76,260 12 0 
Total Amount of Liabilities ... £| 72,237 4 6) - Total Amount of Assets PY £) 118,851 18 2 
Amount of the Capital Stock paid a at the close of the Quarter ended 30th en 1922 ... £18,567 18s. 4d. 
Rate of the last Dividend declared to the Shareholders i 7 BD cent. 
Amount of the last Dividend declared and Bonus . * fed aoa ve 21,299 153. 5d. 


Amount of the Reserved eth at the time of declining such Dividend Ber say nah Roti oa 608 5s. 6d. 








Sydney, 28th Get aber: (ORD ; WM. R. DOVEY, asa Director. 


I, William Roadley Dove Gebenke ‘oath that, to the beet of my knowledge-and belief, the foregoing Abstract is a true an] 
faithful account of the Average Amount of Assets and Liabilities of ‘the above Association during the period specified ; and that 
the same was made ep from the Weekly Statements thereof, kept in pursuance of the provisions of the Banks and Bank Holidays 3 


Act, 1912, 
WM. R, DOVEY. 


Biron eters me at 8; dney, thie jas era See 
thie das of air 1022, mas } HB. MM, PN EDN, mestied of the Peace. 


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~ GENERAL ABSTRACT showing the Average Amount of the LIABILITIES and ASSETS of the MUTUAL LIER AND 
- CITIZENS’ ASSURANCE COMPANY, LimirepD, within’ the State of New South Wales, from 27th June to 26th 
Pease ies 1922. 



































Liabilities, Totals.~ Assets. Totals, 
ete / . se pete Wher de s. d. Laj'8. 6 ds 
Notes in Circulation— 2 th q a Coined Gold and Silver’and other Coined 
' Not bearing Interest .., Ae i Nil. Metals ie 3 ds Nil. 
Bearing Interest . tie oe ee AA Ts Nil. 
jes Wt Sa be Gold and Silver in Bullion or Bare PA ian Nil. 
_ Bills in Crees lations hey k Tete 
Not bearing Tatarests Bsc see cyst > ING Landed Property ... see BVEe ke ek 99,014 0 0 
Bearing Interest , ENC, ae ehh Mal sy) : 
ope - || Notes and Bills of other Banks ~... Ree Nil, 
Balances due to other Boake im wet aes) 1,888,280 0° 0. 
Deposita— Balances due from other Banks... bil 17,540 0 0 
Not bearing Interest. ..00 eae (Nile 4 v4 | 
Bearing Interest .. a. eng Goa a 1, 546, 723 0 0 | 
; 2 Sy kes 2 eF Ere aay | Saar of all Debts due to the Company, 
Assurance Fund A eset oe 12,440,170 00 including Notes, Bills of Exchange, and 
SNe ee all Stock and Funded Debts of every 
General Reserve By eae 67,632 0 O description, excepting Notes, Bills, and 
Policy-holders’ Bonus Relate "Fund" Meelis, 2 £8,000005) 0) Balances due to the said Company ‘from 
Other Liabilities ay A Sent ala Sa 690 0.0 other Banks ~,.. vee a .»| 16,039,351 0 
Total Amount bi a ala sain eg 15,675,505 0 0 ~ Total Amount of Assets... £| 16,155,905 0 0 
Amount of Gipiad Stock paid up at the olone of the Quarter ended 30th a 1922 wee £200,000. 
Rate of the last Dividend declared to the Shareholders SA tas ves ee «60 cent. per znnum. 
_ Rate of the last Bonus deClared to the Shareholders eee es oe aay Apa ise ... 138. per share. 
Amount of the last Dividend declared .., AG SES AN Shere ieee oe «» £20,000, 
‘Amount of the last’ Bonus declared cea x ak ah ... £180,000. 
_Amount of the Reserved Profits at athe time of Aeclarine such Dividend an sh iy we 62294, 


ARTHUR EBDY., 


Sydney, 28 rd October, 1922, ey fe General Secretary. 


re Aefhay M. Eedy, make Gath that, to the best of my knowlédge and belief, the foregoing Abstract is a true and 
“ faichfal account of the Average Amount of Assets and Liabilities of the above Company, during the period specified; and that , 
yea © was mado up from wie Warley Statements thereof, kepti in pursuanc e of the provisions of the Banks and Bank Holidays. . 
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ARTAUR EEDY, 
Don day of Seb, Pe } wa, BLOOMEIELD, Justice of the Peace. 








_ Bills in Circulation— 





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6324 - NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 166. — [1 Due. 1922. 


GENERAL ABSTRACT showing the Average Amount of the LIABILITIES and ASSETS of ARTHUR RICKARD AND 


COMPANY ‘EXTENDED, Lrurrep, taken from the several Weekly Statements during the Quarter from the 80th 
June to the 30th September, 1922. rik 


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Liabilities, Totals. Assets. ; : | Totals, 
a : £ Wee 3 Fee ores Cate aa: ‘ s. a, 
Notes in Circulation— : || Coined Gold and Silver and other Qoined| — 
Not bearing Interest gas nal ss] sexssteveesoree |] | Metals WaRiods, est ate oe ee Hae a 
Bearing Interest ose aes eee see voeres Satie 4) . Gold and Silver in Bullion ‘or Bars a AE le peed 


Landed Property vee eee vee mets al vas dea reesedoccores ; 
Not bearing Interest he St seh 2 ed Fenmapen eh Notes and Bills of other Banks gine dare OM sgh annap ts wUPe AE 
Bearing Interest ... 4. ust NS et eaaeateares Balances due from other Banks _... ie 110 10. 6 


Amount of all Debts due to the Company, 
including Notes, Bills of Exchange, and) | 
all Stock and Funded Debts of every} 


Other Liabilities, including outstanding 
ite description, excepting Notes, Bills, and 


cheques sh oT) $e si 175-265 














Deposits— Balances due to the said Company from 
Not bearing Interest ia rf ee 89 2.9 other Banks me as ics "ey BOOTS a 
Bearing Interest ... a bei ..| 19,5386 15. 6 || Shares in other Companies ... ct v.| 410,350°14 0 
Total Aniount of Liabilities ... £| 19,801 0 8 Total Amount of Assets... ; £| 431,037 8 6 








Amount of the Capital Stock paid up at this date :—Preference, £196,386; ordinary, £150,000. : TA te Se x 
Rate of the last Dividend declared to the Shareholders :—73 Y cent. per annum on preference shares, and 6 4 cent. per annum 
on ordinary shares, % 
Amount of the last Dividend declared :—Préference shares, 3 months to 30th June, 1922, £3;681 13s. 11d. 
Do do Ordinary shares, 6 months to 30th June, 1922, £4,500. ; 
Amount of the Reserved Profits at the time of declaring such Dividend, £67,500, ss 


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hie i - 'T. CORBETT, Manager. 
Sydney, 28th October, 1922. V. TOBIN, Accountant. 
I, Theophilus Corbett, make oath that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the foregoing Abstract is a true and 


‘faithful account of the Average Amount of Assets and Liabilities of the above Company during the period specified; and that 


tle same was made up from the Weekly Statements thereof, kept in pursuance of the provisions of the Banks and Bank 
Holidays Act, 1912. eet ! 


Sworn before me, at Sydney, this 


oo See as T. CORBETT. 
28th day of October, 1922,— lw. H. PEATE, Justice, of the Peace. 


GENERAL ABSTRAOT showing the Average Amount of the LIABILITIES and ASSETS of O.R. STAPLES & 0O., Limrrep, 
taken from the several Weekly Statements during the Quarter from the 30th June to the 30th September, 1922. 


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Liabilities, mobilise: 2 | Assets. Totals. 
; 2g 8, d. d ; ; Bos a a. 

Notes in Circulation— Coined Gold and Silver and cther Coined) 

Not bearing Interest Me Sa ) Nil. Metals et wen san Hah tia ¢ Nil. 
Bearing Interest ... ra Hh: ee Nil. BU oe ng a 
Gold and Silver in Bullion or Bars 3.00 ou: Nil. 

Bills in Circulation— , es ES yagi 
Not bearing Interest i bis nf Nil. ‘Landed Property rae ra | 10,478 18 11 ° 
Bearing Interest .., ae ie a Nil. ® hae Bs NR Wala ge aN 

. ‘Notes and Pills of other Oompanies... ... Nil. 

Balances due to other Companies ug 98:18 5 ; JP Ase ns kg Ni 

Balances due from other Companies.,, .... 2 9 G 
Deposits— _ Amount of all Debts due to tne Company, 
Not bearing Interest FE nt hg H Nil. including Notes, Bills of Exchange, and 


Bearing [nterest ... fea ie oo | dL BOO GD all Stock and Funded Debts of every 
: description, excepting Notes, Bills, and 
Balances due to the said Company fro 





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Total Amount of Liubilities ... £| 28,603 15 11 Total Amount of Assets bas o£ 3 68,283 6 0 
Amount of the Capital Stock paid up at the close of the Quatter ended 80th September, 1922 Bia V4 Re ; £30,000. — 
Rate of the last Dividend declared to the shareholders... ’ oa mad aa Sheps; dae BURG COE CEO. a CbTHbe 2 
Amount of the last Dividend declared ~ ... is sad sete dap Val delgeerR aa Sa oF tye, 2,987 108, 
Amount of the Reserved Profits at the time of declaring such Dividend 0. use vee Bs . £1,808 128, 8d 








©. R. STAPLES, Managing Director. 
___ I, Oharles Raymond Staples, make oath that, to the best of my knowledge and bélief, the foregoing Abstract is a true and 
faithful ucvount of the Average Amount of Assets and Liabilities of the above Company; during the period specified; and that 


Bydney, lith October, 1922. 


th same was made up from the Weekly Statements thereof, kept in pursuance of the provisions of the Banks and Bank Holidays 


Act, 1912. age : 
Swora before me, at Sydney, this Pen We : C. R, STAPLES; 
Lith day of Ostoben, 1933, © J- STABLES, Justice of the Pesce, mene 


oe 





Other liabilities (Sundry Creditors) ... in| 17,254.17 6 other Oompanies .. as ef] 47,801 17 4 





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Gnaenie ABSTRACT showing the Average Anohan of the LIABILITIES and ASSETS of the GO- OPERATIVE wooL “ 
AND PRODUCE COMPANY, Liurrep, taken from the several Weekly Statements during the gitecden from Ist July 
to S0Hk h Fisemerber, 1922, 





Bk ty } 











RE Liabilities, > etal: | . Assets. Totals. 
} | | 
Ba kan | 2ou di | £84, 
Notes in Circulation— ‘ie | Coined Gold and Silver oon ih i Coined 
Not bearing Interest eee a tee eee CoCr etree eeererese Metals 5 eee shevieieesuenee We 
- Bearing Interest... ie tos |S ade] vespvesdnavveseeee || Gold and Silver in Bullion or Bars ,, Mew Wacsarevssep earned 
Bills in Circulation— “ |. Landed: Property 440.0 sue) ees gee} 298,208 18 "9° 
‘ Not bearing Interest ... tee took vegedetuaseeuene ses | 
Bearing Interest... tee ive ets] Lantavedeevcesseoee || Notes and Bills of other Banks .., veel: dee vdevensveranees 





Balances due to other Banks .i, .«. «| 48,893 8 8: 

; || Amount of all Debts due to the Company,| 
including Notes, Bills of Exchange, and 
all Stock and Funded Debts of every 
description, excepting Notes, Bills, and 
Balances due to the said Company from 


Deposits— ; 
Not bearing Interest eer oe i poe Peete ereer 


| 
§ 
| Balances due from other Banks 4, .. 8,076 18 6. 
| 
Bearing Interest... 0... oss sels M9 078 8. re | 

















_ Amounts due to sundry persons ene 38,961 17 1 other Banks tes via PGA cc 114,839.15 8 
Total Amount of Liabilities... £) 196,433 19 8 | Total Amount of Assets... £| 246,122 7 11 
4 | 
Amount of the Capital Stock paid up at the close of the bat eas ended 30th Mania 1922... £80,451 15s. 
Rate of the last Dividend declared to the Shareholders... wee Re _8 yp cent. per annum. 
Amount of the last Dividena declared van iss vee . £5,188 Is. 6d. 
Amount of the Reserved Profits at the time of declaring such Dividend. ig Hit | £25 ,789 Ts. 
E ~ 5 





: FRANK YOUNG, General Manager. 
Sydney, 1&th October, 1922. W.G. BLAXDAND, Seoretarv. 


I, Wilfred George Blaxland, make oath that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the foregoing Abstract is a true 
and faithful account of the Average Amount of Assets and Liabilities of the above Company, during the period specified; and 
that the same was made up from the Weekly Rtapemente tnereof, kept in \ Byrreamee ot the. provisions of the Banks and Bank 
Holidays Act, 1912, 

W. G. BLAXLAND. 


Sworn before me, at Sydney, this as Pe 
18th dey of October, 1932,— tw. J. MAY, Justice of the Peace. 


GENERAT. ABSTRACT showing the Average Amount of the LIABILITIES and ASSETS of the FARMERS AND 
GRAZIERS’ CO-OPERATIVE GRAIN INSURANCE AND AGENCY COMPANY, Limrtep, during the Quarter 
from the Ist July to the 30th September, 1922. 


Liabilities. Totals. ” Assets, | Totals. 
ae 











wcom 


























Bec’ } emi O: £ os. d. 
Notes in Circulation— | Ooined Gold and Silver and other Coined 
Not’ bowtine Enterta Oa eho Sucka ledisaes Metals... a ei iia ce 
Bearing Interest ... — ... ies 8 Pe cree Gold and Silver in Bullion or : Bars ae we pak te sseetn vane 
v : ; Landed Property — ; 
Bills in Cireulation ... aan yh ay Freehold... ra fe ws ».| 160,348 8 
Not bearing Interest, ty a ie volaseapenaess Leasehold ..., Pps ae ee 6,867 O. 
~Bearing Interest .,, ee wae zs seeseedevueesee (| NOtes and Bills of other Banks <.. .:! 280 10° 
Stocks and Materials in New South Wales .. 30,393 14 
Balances due to other Banks ... «| 51,486 2 5 | Amount of all Debts due to the Company,| 
ca ey uae) ineluding Notes, Bills of Hxehange, and 
; | all Stock and Funded Debts of every 
Other Liabilities - ee ies. Me | 96,487 16 9 | description, excepting Notes, Bills, and 
Balances due to the said ore from 
; other Banks 116,086 17 10° 
- Deposits— | Investments, War Loan, and Shares: in. other 
‘Not bearing Interest  o...0 6.4. 0 se RON eae || Companies ... Lee ah, gdh Linen a 22,445 11 6 
Bearing Interest .., ee we / «| 89,838 7 0 || Plant and Fittings ... ay; ae 4: 18,210 10. 2 
Total Amount of Lisbilities aay £ ache 6 2 Total Amount of Assets ... £\ 354,682 12 5 
et ithe A | ae ae 
Amount of the Capital Stock paid up at the close of the acho ended 30th Aemtebers 1922 ... £160,956 12s. 8d. 
Rate of the last Dividend declared to the Shareholders .., er 4 Y .. 8 P cent. P annum. 
Amount of the last Dividend declared cine oe a Wii Barats ee Naa Mi ve» (£12,233 8s. 6d. 
Amount of the last Bonus declared .. as, oh sy ..« £15,885 Is, 9d. 


Amount of the Reserved Profits at the time of declaring ‘such Dividend As he ‘ak v £29,809 17s. 5d. 


ahs na, “THOMAS B. DONNELLY, Manager. 
Sydney, 31st Wehbe, 1922. — H. B. CORNWELL, Accountant. 


I, Thomas Bernard Donnelly, make oath that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the foregoing Abstract is a true and 
faithful ’ account of the Average Ainount of Assets and Liabilities of the above Company during the period specified ; and that 
the same was made up from the Statements thereof, kept in pursuance of the provisions of the Banks and Bank Holidays 








Act, 1912. 


Sworn before me, at 8 dney, this ‘ 
Bat day of October tie } L. MULCAHY, Sustice of the Pears. 


No. 166, 1 DecempeR, 1922,— 


THOMAS. B. DONNELLY. 


wer. 





6326 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 16 a Dro, 1 1928, 


PES 








GENERAL ABSTRACT showing the Average Amount of the LIABILITIES and ASSETS of WUN DERLICH, Lnare, | 
taken from the several Weekly Statements during the Quarter from the 3rd July to the 25th September, 1922, i 








Liabilities. Totals. aie Assets. i Bs, | Totals. ore 
Lowe. 0. £ «6.4, 
Notes in Circulation— Coined Gold and Silver and other Ooined 
Not bearing fees iy eee aoe eos Cee reeset ces oeere. | Metals eee oon vee oes ; reece eeneee 
Bearing Interest .. vay ee sist) caetasnasuum yan tty a. 
| Gold and Siler in Ballion or Bares Res Cl tse ak Kisats aa coe 
Bills in Circulation— : Landed Property—Freehold and Leasehold) 193,190 19 7 
Not bearing Interest ... nat tet wal 4 Hourdet tp mmaeie rouge 
Bearing Interest... se sah are TSA tN Totes abeetey Notes and Bills of other Banks ©... hol esee ss deepens 


Balances due from other Banks HAE ee A Ne PPE eee 


Sundry Creditors, Bankers and Acceptances 68,182 15 10 ! 
Other Assets, including Machinery, Plant, 


























Deposits— Book Debts, Bills Receivable, Stock in 
Not bearing Interest .,, ie SEAM Me oridener eeeeten | hand, Investments. and Deposits, and i 
Bearing Interest dee ines ee 6,688 1°65 | Commonwealth War Loan... oe --| 896,429 10 2 
Total Amount of Liabilities ... £ 64,770 17 3 Total Amount of Assets... £& 589,620 9 9 
Amount of the Capital Stock paid up at the close of the Quarter ended a pat engags 1922 ... £880,000. mn 
Staff Partnership Certificates aaa ty sae ae 4 one aoe. 2 4 aes, ae opLOees 


Rate of the last Dividend declared to the Shaceholdiea :—7 P cent, on a ceclodents hes und 10 P cent. on ‘ordinary 
shares for the half-year ended 28th February, 1922. 








Amount of the last Dividend declared vee de ahs a os bes ik pee ete SB, O87-- 108! 
Amount of the Reserved Profits at the time of declaring such Dividend aig catey ee »» £107,257 178. 6d. 
ie ARTHUR KEEGAN, ‘Beiretaty. 


I, Arthur Keegan, make oath that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the foregoing Abstract is a true and 
faithful account of the Average Amount of Assets and Liabilities of the above Company during the period specified; and that 
the same was made up from the Weekly Res sake thereof, kept in pursuance of the provisions of the Banks and Bank.. 
Holidays Act, 1912. 


Sworn before me, at Sydney, this ‘ A. KEEGAN. 
PAL diay Ot Osioer ae } REG. TAYLOR, Justice of the Peace, ; 








= eres? 


QUARTERLY LICENSING COURTS. 
Pusiioans, Brewzrs, Spirit Meronanrts, &0. 


NOTIOE is hereby given that Quarterly Licensing Oourts, under the Liquor Act, 1912, for the sonsiderstiine of application _ 
for Publicans, Colonial Wine, Brewers, and Spirit Merchants, Booth, Stand, or Packet Licenses, renewals, removals, and 
transection of other business, will be holden at the respective " dourt-houses ‘and Police Offices at the following places, on the 
dates and hours specified. 


® 








Meee et? en ST PN TG 2 RA Em AR a RT COCR baron vicky ag 
When Court to be heli. ; 
Date of Notice from 




















Licensing District: Candace Sne T UR aah ona ag Convened by 
; Date. Hour. ey 

Bombala ,.. Ley a ii «| 27 Nov., 1922...) 2Jan., 1928 >...) 2 | J. Byrne, C.L.C 
Bourke .., a ae 3m Aes eae PA A 0 a ‘ .| 10 | E.R. Harvey, 0.L.C. 
Braidwood ae eA set a Peri is a Sana ..| 10 | A. H. Collis, O.L.C. — 
Brisbane Water. (Gosford) Nee A He * eae Beare ys wee 100-1 «SS. W. Lees, C.P.S, 
Grafton ... ee Bea me Beas a Peay 5 esa Oe es 10. | G. Wenholz, O.L.C. 
Hartley (Lithgow) Re tp oe eae g ‘3 sect wens 4 »| 11 | J. M. Bonthorne, C.P.S8. 
Lismore ... ‘ Wei ius miele | 5 Uses ee R 10 | E..A. May, C.L,C. \ 
Maclean ... a Wee aa a PAR ie eae ee LO eR Wi. ou Kelly, C.L.C. 
Mitchell (Wilewnnia) he Peel Gk gts + oan taetts ‘is ..| 10° | T. @. Flynn, 0.L.C. 
Picton... ae nis «cote Mirae) CO Rg Aceh Lee 3 | 10 | GS. Goldie, C.P.8. 
Tamworth ne a A sn BE Be * Raa lr ee ..| Ll. |-H. J. Daley, C.L.C. 
Tenterfield 4 axe ate Sian es ts Segui Fg i ..| 10 | A. D.,Donnelly, C.L.C. 

















Mines Department Votices. 


APPOINTMENTS. Bue Mr. Aifred Herbert Stilwell, Crown Lands Agent, as 


Warden’s Clerk, Mining Registrar, and  ofticer 
DEPARTMENT OF MINES, authorised to issue miners’ rights ‘and business 





TS Es .v the Governor. with the‘advice of the licenses, at Molong, vice Mr. Dunn, transferred,-— 
HIS Excellency ne Governor, with the advice of the : ek Lpbolbemanh Nace cient ttn Rigid: 
Executive Council, has approved of the following ber, 1922. E 
appointments :— | Mr. Stephen Hildebrand Patrick Donnelly, Crown’ 

Lands Agent, as Warden’s Clerk, Mining Regis- ~ 


Mr, Moreton Miller Newman, Licensed Surveyor, as | trar, and officer avthorised to issue miners’ rights , 


: ‘ ; : and business licenses, at Gundagai, vi S 
a Mining Surveyor, in terms of section 6 (1), Min- ‘ 8 ce Mr. Stil 


ing Act, 1906,—stuch appointment to take effect. from the 2nd October, 1922, 
from the lst December, 1922 (Ms. 6,616-120). wii C, te ‘prin shee ‘Secretary for Mines. 
4 y 





well, transferred, — such appointment to take effect | Na 








c 


ao Mr, 


» 





ons ae 
oe ae 4 
7 


TEMPORARY APPOINTMENTS OF WARDENS’ 
‘paneer CLERKS, dor, 
Az ieee DEPARTMENT OF MINES. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint the 
persons mentioned in the following Schedule to act 
temporarily in the positions shown therein,--such 
appointments to take effect from the dates specified 
therein (1922, 6,472-120 Misc). & 


—.  JeC. L, FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 


John Reid Thomson, Assistant Clerk of Petty 
Sessions, to act temporarily as Warden’s Clerk, 
Mining Registrar, and officer authorised to issue 
‘minérs’ rights and business licenses, at Cobar, 
from 30th October, 1922, vice M. A. Brown, 
relieved. 

. G. T, Howard, Acting Crown Lands Agent, to act 
temporarily as Warden’s Olerk, Mining Registrar, 
and officer authorised to issue miners’ rights and 
business licenses, at Dunedoo and Dunedoo Cen- 
tral, from 23rd October, 1922, vice J. J. Fernon, 
transferred. : 

*, Albert George Morgan, Relieving Assistant Clerk 
of Petty Sessions, to act temporarily as Warden’s 
Clerk, Mining Registrar, and officer authorised. to 
issue miners’ rights and business licenses, at 

Junee, from 23rd October, 1922, vice Mr. C, R. 
Colls, on leave, arp 
Joseph Teesdale Tarn, Relieving Clerk of Petty 
Sessions, to act temporarily as Warden’s Clerk, 
Mining Registrar, and officer authorised to issue 
miners’ rights and business licenses, at Balranald, 
from 25th October, 1922, vice Mr. R. M. Stewart, 
on leave.. ; ‘ 

. Duncan Frank Parker, Relieving Clerk of Petty 
Sessions, to act temporarily as Warden's Clerk, 
Mining Registrar, and officer authorised to issue 
_miners’ rights and business licenses, . at’ Cowra, 

from 23rd October, 1922, vice Mr. D. W. Reed, on 

leave, ; 


Mr. 


[3634]. sige . Sydney, Ist December, 1922. 


NOTICES TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR 
MINING AND FOR PURPOSES IN CONNEC- 
TION WITH MINING; TO LESSEES UNDER 
SUCH LEASES; AND TO WHOM IT MAY 
CONCERN. | ea 4 v 

Notice Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT— 

x SEE Ss Excellency 
of the Executive Council, has approved of the grant 
of leases of Crown Lands in satisfaction of the under- 
mentioned -applications :-— 


For Goxp-minine Leases. 
(1922-9,221 L.B.). 


Application No. 178, Canbelego (local 240), Frederick 
Harold Robinson and George Thompson, @ 1 108, 
county Flinders, parish Budgery, 15 -acres, 24th 
June, 1922. 

Application No. 227, Canbelego (local 289), Joseph 
Coleman, eu 129, county Flinders, parish Bud- 
gery, 15 acres, 14th August, 1922. 

*Application No. 142, Forbes (local 166), John Wil- 
liam Anderson, John Phillips, Harry Evered 
Lloyd, and George Abel Lloyd, ei 286, county 
Ashburnham, parish Forbes, 10 acres, 27th June, 

nel 929. 
*Parts of surface excepted. 


can Fe 62 L. FITZPATRICK, Minister fot Mines. 





HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice. of 


the Executive Council, has voided the Gold-mining 


Leases of Crown Land granted in satisfaction of the 
undermentioned applications, the © lessees having 
neglected or refused to execute the same. 


(1922-8,667 ; 8,517; 8,627 L.B.). 


_ Application No. 180, Canbelego (local 242), Thomas 


Budd 
4a, 2 r. 23 p., date of lease, 5th September, 1922. 
Application No. 9, Glen Innes (local 164-1244), George 


, et 66, county Flinders, parish Budgery, 


© Michael Joseph Nash. cn 11. county Gresham, 


' ©; parish Sara, 5 
* 1922 


Application No. 167, Rockley (local 371), Richard 
Gentle Wilson, «Gi 11, county Westmoreland, 
parish Jocelyn, 2 acres, date of lease, 5th Sep- 
tember, 1922. 


J, C, L, FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. . 


the Governor, with the advice | 


acres, date of lease, 30th August, - 


eV Dune; 1922) NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT Heme eager 


No, 2,511, Mathew 





6327 





THE undermentioned applications for authorities 
to prospect, in terms of section 17, Mining Act, 1906, 
have been refused (1922-9511, 9,512,°9,513, 9,514, 
Role LAB pst , 
Application No, 11, Hast Maitland, Christian Hartwig 
Franks, county Northumberland, parish Corra- 
bare, 2,300 acres, 10th November, 1922. 
Application No. 12, Kast Maitland, Christian Hartwig 
Franks, county Northumberland, parish Aella- 
long, 660 acres, 11th November, 1922. 
Application No, 13, East Maitland, Christian Hartwig 
Franks, county Northumberland, parish Aella- 
long, 660 acres, 15th November, 1922. 
Application No. 13, Mudgee, H. I. Helder, county 
Phillip, parish Barigan, 5,000 acres, 12th August, 


1922 
Application No, 13, Wollongong, Alexander Joseph 
McDonald, counties Camden and Cumberland, 


parishes Wallandoola, Appin, and Wedderburn, 
13,220 acres, 24th August, 1921. 


J.C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 





' HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, has approved of the grant of 
leases in satisfaction of the undermentioned applica- 
tions for Mining Leases of Private Lands, 
[1922-9,092;;. 9,093; 9,147 L.B.] 

Application No. 80, Lithgow (local 256), Alfred Edgar 

~ Brown, portion 39, county Cook, parish Cox, 109 

a. 3 r,, dated 9th December, 1921. 

Application No. 137, Orange (local 296), Frederick 
Lamont. McFadzean, portion pan 75, part of 61, 
county Bathurst, parish Huntley, 6 a. 3 r. 11 Des 
dated 13th July, 1922. 

Application No. 136, Orange (local 295), Frederick 
Lamont McFadzean, portion per 5, part of 66, 
county Bathurst, parish Shadforth, 22 acres, 
dated 13th. July, 19292. 

J.C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 


[3650] _ Sydney, Ist December, 1922. 
T is hereby notified that I refuse to entertain the 
undermentioned applications for Dredging Leases, 


such refusal to take effect. at 2.30 p.m. this day. 
[1922-9521 L.B.] 


Application No. 80; Glen Innes (local 343), Alfred 
Allen Thomas, portions gn 9, 16, counties Gresham 
and Clarke, parishes Worra and Hall , 100 acres, 
dated 3rd August, 1922. 

Application No! 82, Glen Innes (local 345), Alfred, 
Allen Thomas, portion. gr, 18, county Gresham, 

ps Worra, 27 a, 2 r. 20 p., dated 3rd August, 


J. C. L, FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 


[3640 } Sydney, Ist December, 1922. 
T is hereby notified that His Excellency the Gover- 
enor, with the advice of the Executive Council, 
has cancelled the undermentioned leases for non 
payment of the rents due thereon, and they are hereby 
declared cancelled. ; = 
1922-6279; 6,280] ' 

Minera Leases, Mining Acr, 1906. 
Matheson, portion mi 70, county 
Cooper, paris Yalgogoring, 1 r. 
tion No. Ardlethan 1532592. 








No. 2,561, James Henry Pye, portion mn 126, county 
Roxburgh, parish Coolamigal, 5 acres, applica- 
tion No. Sunny Corner 31-77. 

; p Drepcing LEAsk, MINING Act, 1906. 

No. 453, Garnet Lester Adams, portion mn 15. county 
Clive, parish Annendale, 50 adres, application 
No, Torrington 8-99. j t 

gel ROOTS FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines, 

[8641] Sydney, Ist December, 1922, 


T is hereby notified that His Excellency the Gover- 
nor, with the advice of the Executive Council, 
has cancelled the undermentioned leases for non-fulfil- 
ment of the labour conditions contained therein. and 
they are hereby declared cancelled, 
[1922-6,148 R. & I] iy 
Minerau Leases (Coan anp SHALE), Mining Act, 1906; 
No. 295, Henry Fletcher Maddison. portion mu 15, 


Our. 


ee 


36° p.,; applica- 


county Northumberland, parish Teralba, 1 9. 3 r. 


9 p., application No. Newcastle 75-103, 

. 365, same lessee, portion mri 9, same county and 
parish, 2.a, 1 r. 16 p., application No. Newcastle 
104-137. . 5 . 

. 391, same lessee, portion mu 1, 
barish Kahibah. 18 acres, 
Newcastle 113-147. 


a Casa FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines. 


same county, 
application No, 


Soe ee ee 






af eS “US ea eee 
6328 \ NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 166. (1 Daoy 199% 





[8642] Sydney, Ist December, 1922. | [3644] Sydney, 1st December, 1998.5 
ti is ‘proposed is cance), the Hhadormeptions? lebec SUSPENSION .OF LABOUR CONDITIONS ON + 
and. notice of cancellation thereof wi pub- PRG! ig Sore a Med ae 
lished ih the Government preci of the Jah Doren CERTAIN AMALGAMATED MINERAL LEASES. 
ber, 1922, and thé lands referred to in such leases will, | . f Se ea a RE 
nahin held undet some other title, after publication | JN pursuance of the powers conferred upon me. by 
of Government Gazette of that date (namely, at 2.30 } 4 the Mining Act, 1906, section 113, subsection 4 
o'clock p.m., Sydney time), be available for occupa- (6) I, Jonn Cuartes Lucas W1rzparrrox, Minister for 
tion in terms of the Mining Act, 1906. Mines, after inquiry and report bv the Warden, 

‘ fe ie i. have granted*suspension of the labour conditions on 
[1929-6,493; 6,558 R. & 1.] the undermentioned leases for the period specified. 
Goip Leases, Mixing Act, 1906. ; 


J. C. L, FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 


on 


No. 2,409, Renown Gold-mining “Company Limited, 

- portion ai, 95, eounty Beresford, parish Aber- 
crombie, 15 acres, application No. Cooma 40-94, 

No. 2,461, Renown Gold-mining Company’ Limited, 
portion ci 90, county Beresford, parish Aber- 
crombie, 4 acres, application No. Cooma 41-95. 





Mineral Leases Nos. 674, 1,750, 1,751 (Aet 1906), 
9,942, 9,943, 10,040 (Act, 1874), standing im the 
name of The C.8.A. Mines Limited, for a period 
of six (6) months from the 2nd October, 1922. 
Mintrat Lease, Mining Act, 1906. pL 1922-6,250 Rok 1] : Sy AA? 
No. 2,512, Richard James Rowe, portion mi 33, county 

Yanecowinna, parish Waukeroo, 40 acres, Broken 
Hill 421-446. 


J.C. L, FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines. 


a —— 


J. O- Li FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 





[Porm G. 1.]” 
| NOTICE UNDER MINING ACT, 1906—APPLIVA- 
TIONS FOR DREDGING LEASES.. 





[3643]. Sydney, Ist December, 1922. 


SUSPENSION OF LABOUR CONDITIONS ON 
CERTAIN AMALGAMATED MINERAL LEASES, 


2 pursuance of the, powers conferred upon me by 
the Mining Act, 1906, section 118, subsection 4 
(b) 1, Joan Cuarres Lueas Fitzpatrick, Minister for 
Mines, after inquiry and report by the Warden, 
have granted suspension of the labour conditions on 
the undermentioned leases for the period specified. 


J.C. i. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 


a inquiry in terms of seetion 91, Mining Act, 1906, 
will be held as follows: —Application No, 11-115, 
| Torrington, by Henry Hooklyn, to mine for tin by 
means of pump dredge on portion mp 17, parishes of 
| Bates and Annandale, county Clive, embracing part of 
the bed/and banks of Catarrh Creek and land adjacent 
thereto, commencing 9 chains above the south-east 
j corner of portion 15, and then extending im a N. 
|N. Westerly direction for 42 chains, at Warden’s 
Court, Torrington, on 12th December, 1922, at 9 a.m. 
Objections to the applications must be lodged in the 
| Warden’s Office where application made on or before 


| the date of the inquiry. 





Mineral Leasés Nos. 2,025 and 2,026 (Mining Act, 
1906), standing in the name of Thomas Bryce 
Cooper, for a period of six months from the 20th 

’ October, 1922. 

[.1922-6,708 R. & [.4 


—W. I. PERRY, 
3 : fj ' Warden. 
_ 20th November, 1922. [8488 | 


P, 





——— 


[ 3636] 





Department of Mines, 
: : Sydney, 1st December, 1922. 
REVOCATION OF PART OF RESERVE FROM CONDITIONAL SALE (WITHIN THE CARGO GOLD-FIELD), PARISHES 


OF CARGO ANY BARRAJIN, COUNTY OF ASHBURNHAM, : 


I Rei Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Exeéutive Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, and with the 

coneutrence of the Secretary for Lands, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 106 of the Mining 
Act, 1906, part of eserve from conditional sale/(within the Cargo Gold-field), hereunder described, shall be revoked, and it is hereby 
revoked accordingly. 3 PE 



































[1922-6,572-120 Mise. ] witha J. ©. L, FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines. 
TERNS $ ScHEpULE. : Leis 
Land | Res “i Se at : d 
District. | Division. a Pur dose, Ne ov phe hy | County. | Parish. | Shire. Area. | Part revoked, | Papers No, 
Molone sl ae | He | - | Acrés | Ea: | > Mise. 

_ Molong ...| Baptera..) . ar. | From conditional sale! 4 Sept, 1877) Ashburn- | Cargo and| BoreeShires| 2,990 | The whole; exclucive of por-| 1922-5,883 
, (withmt the Cargo ham,| Barrajin. (about), | tion 323. (Mines), 
| Gold-field), : [4 ; | 
| nay 4 “i ee ane TB: 

Notre.—Now alienated. 
[8635] Department of Mines, | 
~ : ' Sydney, Ist December, 1922, 


REVOCATION OF PART OF RESERVE No. 2 FROM CONDITIONAL SALE (WITHIN A PROCLAIMED GOLD-FIELD, 
NOW THE SANDON GOLD-FIELD), PARISH OF URALLA, COUNTY OF SANDON, 


H*® Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, and with the concur- 

renee of the Secrerary for Lanas, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 106 of the Mining Act, 
1506, part of reserve No. 2 from conditional sale (within a proclaimed gold-field, now the Sandon Gold-ficld), hereunder described, 
shall be revoked, and it is hereby revoked accordingly. ; : 


[1922-6,571-120 Mise. }. 








J. Oke FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines. 






































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rmidale .,,) Hagtern ¥ 2 | From conditional) 24 Dee., 1861} Sandon .,,] Uralla ... Gostwyck ..| 9 0 15 |{Part-within portions 336] 1922-5,881 
| sale (within a pro- (Eavirons jof Uralla), | and 392. Plans §&.| Mines. 
claimed gold-field, ABS : ty ha 4,989 and 4,263-) ,460, 
now the Sandon - r) 
Gold-field). 
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. 
Tae 4 

D ae 

Attn angi 

af 


Rat = * a “vt " ; ; ho 
ands Depariment Potices. 
ue of. APPOINTMENTS. The portion of the General Cemetery at Griffith, de- 


Das SFE "DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. ; 
___, 4{1$ Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to relieve Richard 


dicated, 17th September, 1920, set apart for Presby- 

terian Burial Ground :-— ; 

Messrs. George Alderson Hollis Richards, John Blair 
Ferguson, Norman McDiarmid McGregor, Bdward 


~ 


ee ee. 





hy 


on 





-— Montgomekie Galloway, Esquire, of his positions of 

‘Member of the Local Land Boards for the Land: Dis- 
_tricts of Coonamble, Dubbo, Nyngan, and Warren, 
and to appoint Francis Peter Brown, Esquire, Staff 


Surveyor, a Member and Acting Chairman of the 
Local Land Boards for the said Land Districts,—to 
take effect in each ease from the 10th November, 


1922 (Minl. 1922-6,620). 





HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to relieve Richard 
Montgomerie Galloway, Esquire, of his positions of 
Member of the Local Land Boards for the Land Dis- 


_tricts of Dunedoo, Dunedoo Central, Mudgee, Ryl- 


stone, and Bathurst and to appoint Edward Weir 
Brierly, Esquire, a Member and Acting Chairman of 
the Local Land Boards for the said Land Districts,— 
to take effect in each case from the 10th November, 
1922 (Minl, 1922-6,618). 

HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to relieve Richard 
Montgomerie Galloway, Esquire, of his positions of 
Member of the Local Land Boards for the Land Dis- 
tricts of Carcoar, Cowra, Lithgow, Molong, Orange, 
and Wellington, and to appoint Thomas William Irish, 
Esquire, a Member and Acting Chairman of the Local 





land Boards for the said Land Districts,—to take 
effect in each case from the 10th November, 1922 


(Minl, 1922-6,619). 
_W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


[3685] 8 Sydney, Ist December, 1922. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, 
i in accordance with the provisions of the 26th 





section of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, 


the undermentioned gentlemen are hereby appointed 
as Trustees respectively of the portions of land 
hereinafter particularised, namely : — 


Racecourse at Ballina, area 100 acres, dedicated 9th . 


July, 1895:— } 

John Francis Meaney, Esquire (in lieu of Mr. C. B. 
Street, deceased). en, 

{ Misc. 1922-10 ,063] 


Racecourse and Show Ground at Narrabri, area 109 


acres 3 roods 32 perches, dedicated 15th May, 1912 :— 


Peter Augustus McAlister, Esquire (in lieu of Mr. 
_  T. A. McGill, resigned). 
[ Misc. 1922-10,775] ° 


Show Ground at Grafton, area 15 acres 2 roods 24 
perches, dedicated 19th August, 1908 :— 


George Morrison, Esquire (in lieu of Mr, T. /Hender-’ 


~son, resigned), © 
{ Misc. 1922-9,935) 


‘The portion of the General Cemetery at Lawson, 
- dedicated 14th October, 1899, set apart for Church 


of England Burial Ground :— 

Charles Read, Esquire (in lieu of Mr. T. H. Willings, 
resigned). : ; 

[Misc. 1922-10,169) eA agi Habe 


The portion of the General Cemetery at Kurri Kurri 


(South Maitland District), dedicated 22nd August, | 


Church of England Burial 


1903, set apart for 
Ground :— ~ ; 
Messrs George Bromage and James Cambourne (in 
lieu of Messrs. C. Priest and F. Percival, 
resigned). ; 29 


[Misc. 1922-10351] 





- The portion of the General Cemotery at Trangie, de 
dicated ; 
Catholic Burial Ground :— 
- Rev. Kieran Behan; Messrs. Vincent Barry, James 


llth June, 1886, set apart for Roman 


- Llewellyn McVeagh, and Spenser Bowen (in lieu 
_ of Messrs. I. Garlick and J. Horrigan, resigned, 
Rev. W. Curran and Mr. W. Cummins, deceased). 


“[Mise, 1922-9,848] 


No. 166, 1 Decemuer, 1929.4, 


[3668] 


[3684] 


Ballance Furby, and the Minister in charge for 
the time being. 


[ Mise. 1922-9,517] 





The portion of the area at Dubbo, dedicated o5th 
August, 1922, for General Cemetery Addition, set. 
part for Salvation Army Burial Ground : — 


Messrs. George Henry Greenwood, William Kingston, 
and Henry Kingston. 


[Misc, 1922-10,346] ! 
W. E> WEARNE, Minister: for Lauds. 








Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 24th November, 1922, 


APPROACHING LAND BALES 


ROWN LANDS have been advertised in the Government 
4 Gazette for sale at the undermentioned places and 
ates :— 


ic i 

0, 
Boorowa— Wednesday, 6th December, 1922 ise 155 
CooLamon—-Wednesday, 20th December, 1922 ... 160 
Duspo=Wedanesday. 20th December, 1922... ie 168 
Forgres— Wednesday, 6th December, 1922 .., py aa | 
Guyra— Wednesday, 20th December, 1922... ...- 160 
Kempsry— Wednesday, 6th lecember, 1922  —,. LBS 
Lismorr—Thursday, 21st December, 1922 .. 28 160 


Mount Vicrorra—Saturday, 9th December, 1922... 155 
Norta Dorrico—Wednesday, 6th December, 1922 155 
“Petaw Marn—Saturday, 2nd December, 1922... 151 


PenritH—Wednesday, 20th December, 1922 ..» 160 
Ryietone—Wednesday, 20th Necember, 1922 «» 158 
Tumut— Wednesday, v0th Deeember, 1922... vo. 168 
Uratta—Touursday, 21st December, 1922 ... ... 160 
Unana—Wednesday, 6th December, 1982 ... .. 155 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





Sydney, Ist December, 1922. — 


ALTERATIONS OF CONDITIONS OF A SPECIAL 
: LEASE. 


YT is hereby notified, for public information, that 
the conditions of Special Lease 1917-6, Bombala, 
held by Ernest Beveridge, have been altered. 

The lease shall continue to be subject to the con- 
ditions under which the granting of the lease was 
notified in the Government Gazette of 17th May, 
1918, except that subsection 5 of Regulation 106, 


| notified 20th April, 1917, has been amended, and the 


following words added :—‘‘Eixcevt that the river front- 


‘age, which forms a natural barrier to stock, need 


not be fenced.” ° 
[ Ms. Lis. 1922-14, 238] 


W. BE. WHARNHE, Minister for Lands, 





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Sydney, Ist December, 1922. 
ERRATA. 


Criospr SETTLEMENT PROMOTION, 


N the notification of forfeiture of settlement pur- 

_ chase 1920-46, Temora (Government Gazette 30th 
June, 1922, folio 3548), for portion ‘‘181’’ read ‘‘182,” 
and for ‘‘plan B. 4,197-1,946”" read ‘‘B. 4,198-1,946.” 
[Clo. Sett. 290-27] 

In the notification of surrender of lands to the 
Crown (Government Gazette 11th February, 1921, folio 
1083), in Schedule ‘‘B,”’ relating to Syme’s settlement 
purchase area, for ‘‘portion 181’’ read ‘‘182’’ and 
vice versa, and for “plamw B: + 4,197-1,946” read “‘B. 
4,198-1946”’ and vice versa. 


[Clo. Sett. 290-27] 
W. E, WEARNE, Minister for Lands, 








Whisky! 








6330 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 166. 
[3510] Sydney, Ist Derek: 1922. {3697} : Sritay, ast December, 1922, 


LAND SALE. 


TS pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Con- 


solidation Act, 1913, I, the Minister for Landa, do 


hereby notify that the following Lots of Land will be offered — 


for sale by public auction at the undermentioned place, at 
the time and on the day specified. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. © 


— 


SALE ON THE GROUND AT MAROUBRA, 


On Monday, the lst day of January, 1923, 
‘at 3o’clock p.m.” 


Merrroponitan Lanp Disrricr. 


Parish Botany, county Cumberland, Municipality of 
Randwick. 


TxRMS ;—Deposit, 10 per cent. ; balance in five equal annual 
instalments, with interest at 5 per cent. per annum. 


SuBuRBAN Lots. 











Portion, Area. Bete. Portion. Area. ae : 
ey, 
a. Tr. Pp, 3. .0ep: Feet. 
1377 | 0-1: Bi 9 027 598 
1381 | 0 0 243 0 0 28 60 
1382 | 0 0 224 0 0 274 61 
1383 | 0 0 20} 0 0 27: 56 
1385 | 0 0 38 0 0 282 66 
1386 | 0 0 314 0.0 29 64 
1387 | 0 0 334 0 0 28% 69 
1388 | 0 0 35 0 0 33} 59 
1389 | 0 0 228 0 0 29 712 
1392 | 0 © 254 0 0 at 62 
1393| 0 0 253 0 0 304 614 
1394 | 0 0 278 0 0 33 59 
1895 | 0 033 0 © 264 50 
1396} 0 0 353 0 0 283 53 
1397 | 0 0 36% 0 0 274 52 
1398 |. 0 0 814 0 0 24% 53 
1401 | 0 0 368 0 0 28% 72 
1402 | 0 0 32 0 0 26 52 
1403 | 0 0 224 @ 0 243 54 
1404} © © 324 0 0 233 59. 
1405 | 0 0 36} 0 0 26} 53 
1406 | 0. 0 363 0 0 264 52 
1407 | 0 0 364 0 0 283 50 
1408 | 0 0 363 0.0 30¢] 47 
1409 | © 0 364 0 031 47 
1410 | 0 6 364 0 0 38t 50 
1411 | © © 364 0 0 28 54 
1780 | 0 © 308 0 0 254 56 
1781 | 0 0 234 0 0 25° 64 
1782 | 0 6 234 0 0 363 453 
1783 | 0 0 26 0 0 36 45 
1784 | 0 0 96 0 0 36 aoe 
1785 | 0 0 23 0 0 BB? 48 
1786 | 0 0 294 0 0 883] 48 
1787 | 0 0 273 0 0 882 48 
1788 | 0 0 364 0 0 383 48 
‘a ee : 
1789 | 0 0 25 0 1 0} 50 
1790 | 0 0 2734 ®° 1 04 50 
1791 | 0 0 24% es Os 50 
1792 | 0 0 29 0 0 313 . 
1793 | 6 0 268 0 0 28% id 
1794 | 0 0 22% 0 025 * 
1795 | 0 0 30} 0 0 244 = 











*Portions 1,779, 1,808, 1,817, and 1,829 to be offered at per lot. | 


1,836 to 1,844 front Maroubra ‘Bay 
: The | 
remainder of the portions comprise part of a subdivision | 


-Norrt.—Portions 
road, at about half a mile from Maroubra Junction. 


bounded by Maroubra Bay road, Long Bay road, the 
Maroubra linut: 
Railway Station, and 
Bay Beach ; splendid residential sites. 


Facilities exist in Maroubra Bay road for supply of 
electric light, and water, é Pply OF Gas; 


Papers Aln. 1922-8,524. Plans ©. 3,108 to 3,113 Rolls: 
3,520 to 3,523 ; 3,531 to 3,535 Rolls an 1 3,536-2,030.. 


|. [8509] 


ay tram line and French-road ; 40 minutes by | 
tram from Circular Quay, 37 minutes by tram from Central | 
about half a mile from Maroubra | 





LAND SALES. _ . 
N pursuanee of the provisions of the Crown Lands 
: Consolidation Act, 1913, I, the Minister for Lands, do — 
hereby notify that the following Lots of Land will be offered 
for sale by public auction at the undermentioned places, at — 
the times and on the days specified. 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands, 
SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, ALBURY, 
On Wednesday, the 10th day of January, 1923, 
at 12°30 o’clock, ie 
Lanp Disrricr oy ALBURY. | 
Within the village of Henty, parish Henty, county Hume, 
te shire Culcairn. 
Terms :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in twelve months, 
with interest at 5 per cent. ' 











Town Lor. | 
Allotment, | Section, pets Upset price per lot, 
: ak Bs £ 8. a, 
15 ll o> 0 me oe ee 








‘The land is Bibnated in Kierath-street. _ - 
Papers Aln, 1922-8,367; Plan Henty 6. 


x 





SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, COWRA, 
On Thursday, the 4th day of January, 1923, 
at 12 o’vlock noon, 
Lanp Disrrict or Cowra. 
, ~ Parish Cowra, eounty Bathurst, shire Waugoola. 


TERMs :-—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in twelve months, 
with interest at 5 per cent. 


Country Lor. 


Portion. Area, Upset price per lot. 
; eB. Pe £44. 

78 & 138 as one 12 0 0 303 0 0 
lot. 


The upset price includes value of Crown improvements ; 
a so £200, value of private improvements. 


Papers Aln, 1922-8,325; Plan P. 1,552 and 613-1,978. 





SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, WYALONG, 
On Wednesday, the 3rd day of January, 1923, 
‘ at 12.0’clock noon. - 
Lanp District oF -WYALONG. 
Parish Wyalong, county Gipps, shire Bland. 
Turus :—Deposit, 265 per cent. ; balance in twelve months, 
with interest at 5 per cent. 
Country Lov. 








Portion, — | Area. Upset price a lot. 
a. rsp. | me fan ter A 
917 0 3 26 252 14 0 





The upset price includes £232 14s,, value of improvements, 
Papers Aln.1922-8,494. Plan G. 3,004-1,871. 





TENDERS FOR CLOSER SETTLEMENT LEASES. 
T is hereby notified that tenders for leases of the 
| undermentioned lands will be received not later 
than 12 noon on Saturday, 16th December, 1922:— _ 
Tenders will be considered only from holders of © 
blocks on Dartbrook Group Purchase Area. 


Leases will be subject to the provisions of the Closer 
Settlement Acts and Regulations, and will be subject 
to the special conditions set out at the foot of the 
Schedule hereto attached, and to the following cone 
ditions, provisions, covenants, and reseryations. 

The amount offered by the aceepted tender, not 
being in any case les§ than’ the upset amount as 
specified in the subjoined Schedule, shall be the yearly 
rental of the lease. 2 age 





n Dec, 1922, Mee ; : 















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1 Dc, 1992} 








Tenders must be lodged at the office of the Depart- 
cane Lands: Sydney, or may be transmitted thereto 

by post. 
: Tenders shall be in Form 36, and must be addressed 
to the Vader Secretary for Lands, and endorsed 
Pender for Closer Settlement Lease, Dartbrook 
Estate,’ with date of Gazette notice, and must be 
companied by a receipt showing that a deposit 
equal to the amount stated in the Schedule hereunder 
_ ag the upset annual rent of the block has been paid 

. to the Land Agent or the State Treasurer. 


The deposit paid by the person whose tender is 


accepted shall be credited on account of the first 
year’s rent. — 


_ The terms of the leases will be as set out in the 
Schedule (subject to conditions hereinafter\set forth). 


The rent for the second and every succeeding year 
of the lease shall be paid annually in advance to the 
Crown Land Agent, ‘Scone, or the Treasurer of the 
State of New South Wales, before the date in such 
year corresponding to the date of the approval of the 
granting of the lease. If not so paid, the lease will 
ao be liable to forfeiture. 


The highest tender or any tender will not neces- 


tender being received for any block, the Minister’s 
decision as to the tender accepted shall be final. ~ 
The area leased is exclusive of any roads, streets, 
or lanes within its boundaries. ; 
- . The land shall be used only for the purposes for 
yi which the lease is granted. 


il No fixed improvements shall be removed from the 
i land during the currency of the lease, unless with the 
approval in writing of the Minister. 


— The lessee shall pay all rates and taxes upon the 
land during the currency of the lease. 


All rights (except residence on land under culti- 
vation) which are conferred by the Mining Acts with 
respect to tands acquired under the Closer Settlement 
_ Acts are reserved, ~ : > 

The lessee shall hold and use the land,under lease 

bona fide in his or her own interest, and shall not 
__« transfer, assign, or otherwise in any way deal with 
‘the lease, or sublet or part with the possession of the 
land leased, or any part thereof, without the consent 

‘in writing of the Minister. 


; Any improvements the property of the Crown upon 
ee the lease must be kept in repair during its currency, 
reasonable wear and tear excepted. 


No trees or saplings shall be interfered. with by 


under the provisions of the Forestry Act and Regu- 
lations thereunder, but the lessee may take from the 
land leased to him such timber and other material 
for building and other purpoSes upon such land as 
may be required by hig as tenant thereof, provided 
such land is not comprised within a timber or forest 
reserve. Where the lease is for agricultural purposes 
other than the cultivation of natural grasses for 
grazing, such permit may be dispensed with when 
ringbarking or destruction of timber is necessary 
with a view to the cultivation over any part or parts 
of the area leased, provided the area to be cultivated 
is defined, and that not less than three weeks’ notice 
in writing of the intention to ringbark or destroy tho 
timber on that area is given to, and written permis- 


5 


sion is first obtained from, the local Forestry Officer. 
The fencing of the land shall be optional with lessee. 


The lessee shall, within three months from the date 
of notification in the Government Gazette of the grant- 
ing of the lease, commence to clear the land infested 
with prickly-pear, noxious weeds and plants, of such 
pear, &c., and shall thereafter continue the work, so 
that the whole of such infested area shall be cleared 
and all the pear, &c., destroyed within the following 
periods, viz.:—. =" wi 

Block ‘G,’’ four (4) years, at the rate of one- 
fourth of the pear-infested area per annum, 
Blocks “D’’ and “K,”’ five (5) years, at the 
rate of one-fifth of the pear-infested area per 
annum. “ . 
Blocks ‘‘F,”? “G,” and “H,’’ twelve (12) years, 
_at the rate of one-twelfth of the pear-infested area 
per annum; and portion 183, twenty-one (21) 
‘Years, at rate of one twenty-first of the pear- 
infested area per annum. After any part of the 
land has been cleared, it shall be kept clear of 
prickly-pear, noxious weeds’ and plants, during 
the currency of the lease. es 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 166. 


sarily he accepted, and in the event of more than one. 





ringbarking or otherwise, except under permits issued 


6331 


aS 


In the event of any withdrawl of land from the 
lease for any mining or public purpose, the lessee 
shall be permitted, subject to the approval of the 
Minister, to remove any movable improvements, and 
shall be entitled (a) to ayrefund for any unrecouped 
outlay by him in effective pear-clearing upon the 
land so- withdrawn; and (¢b) to fair and reasonable 
compensation for his interest in any improvements 
belinging to him ‘(other than said pear-clearing). 
The amount of such compensation shall be ascertained 


by multiplying a sum representing the fair value of 
the 


improvements by a fraction of which the numer- 
ator shall be the unexpired term of the lease and 
the denominator the full term of the lease. In case 
the Minister and the lessee shall not agree as to the 
amount of refund or compensation as aforesaid, the 
matter shall be submitted for the determination of 
the Board, and the decision of the Board or the Land 
Appeal Court, on appeal, shall be final and con- 
clusive. 
An application for addition will not be favourably 
considered nntil the whole of the area leased is cleared 
of prickly-pear to the satisfaction of the Minister. 




















ScHEDULE. 

Approx. Area, Locality. Term of Lease. Hp ree Angual 
Acres Years. | £. 8. d, 
50” Block C - a be 10 @ 6 

37 Block D savas Tea 7 700 

36 Block E ie 5 7 5 0 0 

50 Block F i} rs 14 | 1 0 0 

50 Block G eh 14 Aue He oo 

50 Block H - ae we 14 | 1060 

156 Portion 1836 4) 4 21 10 0 





: @ 
Allin parish Strathearn, county Brisbane. 





Sketches showing particulars of the blocks may be 
seen at the Information Bureau, Department of 
Lands, Sydney, and the Crown Land Agent’s Office at 
Scone. oe ; 
sr ee ee 2 
TENDERS for the purchase of portion 286, of 15 acres, 

parish of Gosford, county of Northumberland, 
being Cottee’s Farm, acquired under the provi- 
sions of the Closer Settlements Acts. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Disrricr or Gosrorp, anp Erina Sure. 


T is hereby notified, for general information, that 
tenders will be received at this Department not 
later than 12 o’clock noon on Saturday, 2nd December, 
1922, for the purchase of portion 286, of 15 acres, 
parish of Gosford, county of Northumberland, in 
accordance with the provisions of subsection 6 of 
poone 21 of the Closer Settlement (Amendment) Act, 
909. 


Tenders should be made on Form 36, addressed to 
the Under Secretary for Lands, and endorsed ‘Tender 
for the purchase of portion 286, parish of Gosford. 
county of Northumberland,’ and they shall be made 
under and subject to the following provisions and 
conditions :— °* 


1. The ypset price shall be £880. 


2. Tenders shall state the amount which the 
tenderer is prepared to pay for the said 
portion, and a deposit of 10 per cent. of such 
amount, accompanied by ad valorem stamp 
duty at the rate of fifteen shillings per £100 
tendered, shall be lodged with the tender, 
balance to be paid in nine equal annual instal- 
ments, with interest at the rate of 5} per 
cent. per annum, but two or more instalments 
may be paid at the same time. | y 


\ 3. The Minister for Lands reserves the right to 
accept or refuse any tender. 
4. The highest or any tender shall not necessarily 
be accepted. 
5. Shire rates, amounting to £4 10s., owing on 
this farm as at 8th July, 1921, must be paid 


hy successful tenderer to the Erina Shire 
Council. 


‘Heliographs showing the portion and improyements 
thereon may be seen at the Information Bureau, Lands 
Department, Sydney, and at the Office of the Crown 
Land Agent, Gosford. 


W. E. WEARNE,,. Minister for Lands. 
[Papers Clo. Sett. 4:938-38] aanasor hk £3580]: 


6333 





[3692] Sydney, Ist: December, 1922. 


BY-LAWS FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF VAU- 
‘CLUSE PARK, VAUCLUSE. 

IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 

the Executive Council, having approved of the 

. following By-laws for the management .of Vaucluse 

Park, Vaucluse, such By-laws are published for public 

information, in accordance with the provisions of the 

Public Parks Act, 1912. 
| Mise. 1922-10,473] 

W. E. WEARNE. 





We, the Trustees of the land at Vaucluse, area 22 


acres 3 roods 10 4/5th perches, proclaimed 24th 
August, 1911, to be a Public Park within the meaning 
of the Public Parks Act, 1902, and of the additional 
area of 2 roods 21 3/10th perches, proclaimed 28rd 
June, 1922, to be a Public Park within the meaning 
of the Public Parks Act, 1912, and known as ‘‘Vau- 
cluse Park,’’ do hereby make, under the Public.Parks 
Act, 1912, and by virtue of the powers thereby con- 
ferred, the following by-laws for the management of 
the said park. Such by-laws to be substituted in 
place of by-laws gazetted 14th February, 1912, addi- 
tional by-law gazetted 20th November, 1912, and 
amended by-law gazetted 17th March, 1915:— — 


Proceedings of Trustees. 


1. A regular meeting shall be held every month, 
monde Yanan meetings: when authorised by the Presi- 
ent. 

2. All meetings shall be called by circular, posted 
or delivered three days before the day of meeting. 
_38. A quorum for transaction of business ‘shall con- 
sist of three members. 

ae: The trustees shall annually elect a President. 
Vice-President, Secretary, and Treasurer, and in the 
absence of the President and ¢Vice-President from 
any meeting apy other trustee may preside. 


5. The annual meeting shall be held in the month _ 


of November, or as soon after as convenjent in ea¢h 
year, at which meeting the President, Vice-President, 
and such other officers and committees as may be 
approved shall be elected. ; 

6. Any vacancy in the positions of President, Vicc- 
_ President, Secretary, or Treasurer shall be filled up 
at the next regular meeting after the occurrence, of 
such vacancy. 

7. No resolution passed at any meeting shall he 
rescinded unless upon notice given and entered upon 
the notice-paper. 

8. The Secretary shall keep a proper record of the 
proceedings of each meeting / 


General. 

9. No person shall climb any of the trees, or climb 
or Jump over the seats or fences, or shall lie on any 
of the seats therein. 

10. No person shall cut, break, or deface 
the trees, shrubs, plants, seats, gates, posts, or fences 
or write thereon, or shall affix any bill or stencil-mark 
to any tree, seat, gate, post, fence, wall, pillar, or 


to any building or other erection, or on any pavement 
or footway therein. pus 


1. No person shall walk on the grass-edging border- 


ing any path therein. 
12. No person shall ride or lead any horse or animal, 
BF 4 as bring any kind of vehicle within the park 
niess the permission of the trustees has 2 
viously obtained. ae Ses 


13. No person, 
shall offer or.expose any article for sale therein 

14. No person shall engage in or train for any race 
or game, or throw any stone or other missile, or deposit 
therein any bottle, broken glass, fruit skins, bones 
paper, cast-off clothing or litter of any kind ‘except in 
receptacles provided therefor, and no person shall light 
fires therein, except in the places set apart for that 
purpose, or in any way annoy visitors. 


15. No person in a state of intoxication shall enter: 


or remain within the park, and no person shall behave 
In a disorderly or offensive manner, or use .any had 
language, or commit any act of indecency therein. 

16. No person shail depasture any horses, cattle, 
sheep, or stock of any kind in the park without the 
permission of the trustees having been previously 
obtained. 

17. No performance or entertainment of any kind 
shall be permitted in the park, nor shall any charge be 
made for admission to the park, nor shall any money 
he collected at the gates or elsewhere therein, without 
the authority of the trustees. 

18. No public meetings will be allowed in the park 
grounds without the permission of the trustees. No 
person, in addressing a public mceting or assemblage, 
* shall be permitted to do so in violent or unseemly 


. 


‘until 5 o’clock p.m. in winter. 


any of 


unless authorised by the trustees, — 











language calculated to inflame the minds of the hear- 
ers, or cause a breach of the peace; and if, in the 
opinion. of the trustees, or their appointee, such is 
being done, they may order the removal of the person 
so offending from the park. : 
19. That portion of the park situate to the south of 
Wentworth-road, having an area of 19 acres 0 roods 
38 4/5 perches, shall be open trom 6 o’clock a.m. until 
7 o’clock p.m. daily in summer, and from 7 o’clock a.m. 
i _Any person found in 
that portion of the park during unauthorised hours 
shall be liable to a fine, and shall be forthwith re- 
moved. That portion of the park situate between 
Wentworth-road and the water of Sydney Harbour, 
and to the south of the main portion of the park be- 
tween QOlola and Hopetoun avenues, and Hopetoun- 
avenue and New South Head road, shall remain open 
at all times to the public. The trustees may close the 
whole or any portion of the park for a period not 
exceeding five (5) days each year, and may at any’such 
time make a charge for admission to the park, and 
exclude the public therefrom, except on payment of 
such charge. The trustees may close Vaucluse House 
on such days and at such times as they may deem fit, 
and may make a charge for admission thereto, and 
exclude the public therefrom, except on payment of 
such charge. ° a 
20. No person shall disrobe upon, or traverse any 
portion of the park, unclad or in bathing costume. 
21, ‘Every person offending against these regulations 


y 


shall be liable to a fine not exceeding £10, and may 


be forthwith removed from the park. é 
22, No person shall camp upon any portion of the 


“park, or erect any tent or other temporary structure 


thereon. Every person offending against this regula- 
tion shall be liable to a fine not exceeding £10, and 
may be forthwith removed from the park. ~ 

Any trustee, or any officer or employee of the trus- 
tees, or any member of the Police Force, or any other 
person duly authorised by the trustees, shall be the 
person or persons to enforce the foregoing by-laws. 


W. DUNCAN, President. — 
L. W. ROBINSON, Vice-President. 
(U.8.) EDWIN S. SAUTELLE. 
’ THOS. M. SHAKESPEARE. 
W.F. L. BAILEY. ; ° 
Fr. HAMBRIDGE. 
8th September, 1922. 


[3693] Sydney, lst December, 1922. 


PROPOSED CLOSING OF UNNECESSARY ROADS 
AND PARTS OF ROADS, 


OTICE is hereby given that the Minister for 
Lands is of opinion that it is expedient to close, 
under the provisions of the 19th and 20th sections 
of the Public Roads Act, 1902, the roads and parts of 
roads hereunder described; and all persons interested 
are hereby called upon to set forth in writing, ad- 
dressed to the Minister for Lands, within one month 
from date of this notice, any objections which may 
appear to them to exist to the closing of the said 
roads and parts of roads. 


W. EH. WEARN EK, Minister for Lands. 








\ 
DESCRIPTIONS, , 4 


The designed roads now included in measured por- 
tion 173 (proposed addition to Horseshoe Creek Public 
School site), parish of Fairy Mount, county of Rous, 
Kyogle Shire. a 
[Roads 1922-834-2] 

The unnecessary parts of roads (streets) known as 
Cooloon and Tallum streets, north-east, east, south- 
east, and west of section 8, as now included in de- 


‘signed allotments 8 to 14 inclusive, village of Kung- 


hur, parish of Gooninbar, county of Rous, Tweed 
Shire. 
[Roads 1922-833-1] ate hy 

The part of road known as Hopetoun-street as 
now included within section 7 (plan Ariah Park 12), 
village of Ariah Park, parish of Mandamah, county of 
Bourke, Narraburra Shire. 
[Roads 1922-846-1] — Bie : 

The unnecessary part of public road of variable 
width separating portion 17, (rem.) from portion 18, 
as now included within. measured portion 115 (pro- 
posed Public Hall site at Collins Creek), parish of 
Warrazambil, county of Rous, Kyogle Shire. 
[Roads 1922-835-1] 

The unnecessary part of road known as Bridge- 


street, between allotment 8, section 1, and road (R. 


13,206-1,603), village of Glenreagh, parish of Talla- 
wudjah, icOunty of Fitzroy, Dorrigo Shire, . 


[Roads 1922-832-1] 


‘ 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 166, [1 Dzo, 1922, 












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APPLICATIONS FOR ERECTION OF RABBIT- 
| PROOF FENCING. 
TTENTION is invited to the undermentioned 
applications, under the Pastures Protection Act, 
1902, for permission to carry. rabbit-proof fencing 
, across roads, and erection of Gates : — 

Thomas Dudley Jones ard William. Dudley Jones, on 
Tuena to Bathurst road, where it intersects the west 
boundary of portion 74 and north boundary of portion 
4), parish Bringellet, county Bathurst. Plan at 
Crown Land Agent’s Office, Bathurst. Objections may 
be lodged with District Surveyor, Orange, not later 


than 2nd January, 1923. 


Lissington Pastoral Company Limited, across Newbridge- 
Rockley road where it intersects west boundary of portion 11, 
and east boundary of portion 10, parish Rockley, county 
Georgiana, Plan at Crown Land Agent’s Office, Bathurst. 
Objections may be lodged with District Surveyor, Orange, 

not later than 2nd January, 1923. : 

Evelyn A. ©. Hayley, on western boundary of portion 8, 
parish Cole, county Bathurst. Plan at Crown I.and Agent’s 
Office, Bathurst. Objections may be lodged’ with District 
Surveyor, Orange, not later than 2nd January, 1923. 


[3687 ] W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
[3670] Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 
Sydney, Ist December, 1922. 
ERRATUM. ._. 
MURRUMBIDGEE IRRIGATION SETTLEMENT. 
YANCO No. 1 IRRIGATION ARHA., 
“ CENTRAL DIVISION. 
{ Yanco Lanp District. 
N the notification setting apart Crown Lands for 
-L. Irrigation Farms within Yanco No, 1 and Mirrool 
No. 1 Irrigation Areas, published in Government 
Gazette No. 135 of 15th September, 1922, on pages 
5115 to 5118, in the particulars of Crown improve- 
ments and minimum deposit on Farm 41,558 Yanco 
No. | Irrigation Area, for first instalment, each re- 
maining instalment and minimum sit 
PL 10D 88s, 2 TOt and ‘£200 Aver) In: Neu of 
“£531 17s.,”’ ‘‘£100,’’ and ‘£536 17s.”’ respectively. 
[W.C. & I.C. 1922-7,979; M.I.S. 1922 ©. 7,404] 
FRANK A. CHAFFEY, 
Minister for Agriculture. 


; [Form 1.] 
' CROWN LANDS CONSOLIDATION ACT, 1913. 
"Notice or Proceeprne BEFrorE Locan Lanp Boarp. 
New South Wales, } 








to wit. , 
AKE NOTICE that the Loca] Land Board for the 
Land District of Tamworth, will sit at 10 o'clock 
in the forenoon of the 21st day of December, 1922, in 
the Board-room, at Tamworth, and that the matter 
stated at the foot hereof is set down for hearing at 
that time and place. . ; ; 
If you fail to appear, the Board, if it so see fit, will 
proceed in your absence. 
ppetas at Tamworth, this 27th day of November, 
1 : 


E. W. BRIERLY, 
hairman, 
To Gerald Edward Suttor, of Kendall Hills, Limbri. 


—_— 


+ 


Marrer ror INVESTIGATION, 

As to compliance with the residence condition 
attaching to Settlement Purchase No. 1921-28, Tam- 
worth, parish of Bullimball, county of Parry. 

[3690] 
[Form 1.] i 

CROWN LANDS CONSOLIDATION ACT, 1913. 
Notice or Proceppine Berore Locan Lanp Boarp. 
New South vee} 

to wit. 
4 Be NOTICE that the Local Land Board for the 
Land District of Picton will sit at 10.30 o’clock 
in the forenoon of the thirteenth day of December, 
1922, in the Court-house at Picton, and that the 
matter stated at the foot hereof is set down for hear- 
ing at that time and place. 

Tf you fail to appear, the Board, if is so. see fit, 
will proceed in your absence. j 
‘Dated at Sydney, this 23rd day of November, 1922, 

eo E. W. BRIERLY, 

' Chairman, 
To Bernard McKenna, of Clare, via Balranald, 





fi . _ Marrer ror Iyvesriaatron. y j 
onfirmation or otherwise of your application for 
Suburban Holding 21-7, Picton, for 42 acres, parish 
St. Peter, county Cumberland. 
Your attendance will be necessary. 


deposit read | 


[3663] 











1 Dec, 1922] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 166. 6333 


| 


[Form 1.] 


CROWN LANDS CONSOLIDATION ACT, 1913. 
Noticr or PROCEEDING BEFORE Loca, Lanp Boarp. 


New South ee 
to wit. 


1 AKE NOTICE that the Local Land Board for the 

Land District of Rylstone will sit at 10 o’clock 
in the forenoon of the 14th day of December, 1922, 
in the Court-house at Rylstone, and that the matter 
stated at the foot hereof is set down for hearing at 
that time and place. 

if you fail to appear, the Board, if it so see fit, 
will proceed. in your absence. 

Dated at Orange, this 28th day of November, 1922, 

T. W. IRISH, 
Acting Chairman. 


To Mr. C. F. Rogers, representative of the late Harry 
Lelean Rogers, of Nimoola, Stevens-street, Pen- 
nant Hills. 





- Marrer ror INvEstication. 

Inquiry as to fulfilment of conditions attaching to 
original conditional purchase 12-34, of 80 acres, and 
conditional lease 12-20, of 240 acres, Land District of 
Rylstone. : [3689] 
pay er WIM Ms Mares VoL ler 

[Form 1.] 
' CROWN LANDS CONSOLIDATION ACT, 1913. 

Notice or ProckEpIng BrForE Loca, LAND Boarp. 

New South mer 





to wit. 


ry AKE NOTICE that the Local Land Board for the 
‘ Land District of Tamworth will sit at 10 o’clock 
in the forenoon of the 21st day of December, 1922, in 
the Board-room, at Tamworth, and that the matter 
stated at the foot hereof is set down for hearing at 
that time and_ place. 

If you fail to appear, the Board, if so see fit, will 
proceed in your absence, 

Dated at Tamworth, this 27th day of November, 


1922. 
E. W. BRIERLY, 
Chairman, 


To David L, Nott, of Kendall Hills, Limbri. 





Marrer For INVESTIGATION. 

As to compliance with the residence condition 
attaching to Settlement Purchase No. 21-27, Tam- 
worth, parish of Bullimball, county of Parry, : 

[3726] 


Mun iseer) MSU Lite! Aes RV On NAL a eR EES 
[Form 1.] | 
CROWN LANDS CONSOLIDATION ACT, 1913. 
Noticr or PRocwepine BEFORE Locan Lanp Boarp. 
New South Wales, 
to wit. } 

oe NOTICE that the Local Land Board for the 
P Land District of Rylstone will sit at 10 o’clock 
in the forenoon of the 14th day of December, 1922, 
ia the Court-house at Rylstone, and that the matter 


stated at the foot hereof is set down for hearin t 
that time and place. Ae 


if you fail to appear, the Board, if it so see fit, 
will proceed in your absence. 


Dated at, Orange, this 28th day of November, 1922. 


T. W. IRISH, 
. Acting Chairman, 
To Mr. William Potter, formerly of 1574 Palmer- 
street Sydney, and of Kandos, New South Wales. 


—_—- 





Marrer ror INVESTIGATION. 

Inquiry as to fulfilment of conditions attaching t 
your Returned Soldier’s Special Holding No. 19-3, 
Rylstone, of 34 perches, parish of Rylstone, county of 
Roxburgh. [3683] 


[3574] 





Local Land Board Office, 
Goulburn, 2ist November, 1922. 


TTENTION is invited to an application by James 
Lyell, junior, under section 190, Crown Lands 
Vonsolidation Act. 1913, to convert special lease 15-13, 
Gunning, into C.P, 22-16. within camping reserve 49, 
parish Garway, county King. 
The proposal will be considered by the Loeal Land 
Board at Gunning on 13th December, 1922, 


G. W. ORR. 
District Surveyor. 


6334 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 166, { 





[3725 } ' ~ Sydney, Ist December, 1022. 
WITHDRAWAL OF LAND FROM SALE, 


N aoe is hereby given that the undermentioned por- 
tions of land; advertised for Sale by Auction on the 
date specified below, have been withdrawn from sale, viz. :— 








‘ i f 
Date of Sale. | Pldeeot Sale.| Particulars of Land. pr 














| 


\ 20 Detember;! | Tumut Portions 137 and 133, parish of} Aln, 1922- 
1922. ‘ Nacka Nacka, county 8745, 


__ Wyngard. 


iP. FLEMING, 
Acting Under-Secretary. 











TT is hereby notified that an inquiry will be held by 
the Land Board, sitting at Narromine, on 18th 
Déeceniber, 1922, in the matter of proposed determi- 
fation Of an area east of Willandra-strect, within the 
designed village of Timbrebongie, as a travelling stock 
and camping reserve under the provisions of section 
34, Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 19138. Heliographs 
illustrating the proposal are exhibited at Land Board 
Office, Dubbo, arid Court-house, Narromine. Objec- 
tions in writing should be lodged with me not later 
than 8th December, 1922. Any persons desirous of 
giving evidence: before the Board are requested to 
communicate with me. 








J» LINDSAY, 
[3559] District Surveyor, Dubbo. 
[3579]: Local Land Board Office, 


Goulburn, 22nd November, 1922." 


TTENTION is invited to an application under 

_ section 190 of the Crewn Lands Consolidation 
oy ‘uedsijnyy ydesor PreMpE Aq opem ‘ej6r ‘PV 
convert Special Lease 15-8, Yass, within Water Re- 
serve 22, parish of Derringullen, county of King, into 
Conditional Purchase 22- 8, Yass. 


Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should 


be forwarded to the District Surveyor at Goulburn not 
later than 8th December, 1922, 


The proposal will be considered by the Local Land 


Board at Yass at 10 a.m. on the 24th December, 1922.’ 


G. W. ORR, 
District Surveyor. 








[3174] Local Land Board Office, Armidale, 
6th November, 1922. 


A TTENTION is invited to an application made by 

William Henry Allingham, George Robert 
Aitthehan, and Christopher Allingham to surrender 
about 175 acres of freehold land, being parts of. por- 
tions 83 and 85. parish Duval, county Sandon, Tiand 


District of Armidale, in exchange for land of equal - 


value within classification reserves,. notified on 6th 
May, 1908, and 9th March, 1917, parish Exmouth, 
county Sandon, Land District ot Armidale. 


Heliograph illustrating the. proposal is exhibited 
at the offices of the Local Land Board at Armidale. 


. Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should 
he, forwarded to the District Surveyor “at Armidale, 
not later than 9th December, 1922. 


_, The proposal will be considered by the Local Land 
Board at Armidale at its next sitting. 


H. W. GRAEME,. 
* District Surveyor. ’ 





NOTICE OF PROCEEDING BEFORE THE LOCAL 
LAND BOARD. 
AKE NOTICE that the Local Land Board for the Land 
District of Inverell, will sit at 10 o'clock in the fore: 
noon of the 15th day of December, aot in the Court- -house, 
at Inverell, and that the matter stated at the foot Sieg is 
‘set down for hearing at that time and place, 


If you fail to appear, the Board, if it so see fit, will sivbeed 


in your absence, 
Dated at Armidale, this Sth day of November, 1922. 


D. J. KENNY, 
Acting Chairman, 


To Joseph Brennan, Kangaroo Creek, South Grafton. 





MATTER FOR INVESTIGATION. 


Your application for Homestead Farm 1922-1, there: 
[3249] 





[Form See gah 
CROWN LANDS CONSOLIDATION ACT, 1913. 
NoTicn OF PROCEEDING BEFORE Loca LAnp Boarp. 


New South Wales, ‘ 
“to wit. 


r AKE NOTICE a the Local Land Board for hie 
Land District of Carcoar will sit. at 10.30 o’clock 
in the forenoon of the first day of December, 1922, 
in thé Court-house, at Tiena, and that the jnatter 
stated at the foot hereof is set down for hearing at 
that time and place. 
If you fail to appear, the Board, if it so see fit, 
will proceed in your absence. 
Dated at Orange, this 16th day of Noveinber, 1922. 


T. W. IRISH, 


hairman. 


To Mr. William Henty Madew, of Bast i igs late 
of Blayney, New South Wales, — 





. Marrkr ror INVESTIGATION. 
Inquiry. as to fulfilment of the conditions attaching 
to.your Crown-lease. 1912- 14, Careéar, portion 76, of 
527 acres, parish of Yarrainan, county of it 91) 





{Form 1] 

CROWN LANDS CONSOLIDATION ACT, 1913. 
Norice or ProcgEpInG BEFORE Locan Lanp Boarp: 
New South ee 

to wit 


AKE NOTICE that the Local Land Board for the Land 
ag aR? of Molong will sit at 2 o’clock in the afternoon of 

the 5th day of December, 1922, inthe Court-house at Molong, 

and that the matter stated at the foot hereof is set down for 

hearing at that time and place. 

Tf you fail to appear, the Board, if it so see fit, will proceed 

in your absence. 

Dated at Orange, this 15th day of November, 1922, 


T, W. IRISH, 
Acting Chairman, 


To Mr. John Thackeray Marriott, (address unknown) 





MAatrEeR FOR INVESTIGATION. ; 


Inquiry as to fulfilment of the conditions attaching to 
your Settlement Purchase 21-3, Molong, of 668 acres 3 roods 
19 perches, farish of Warreberry, county of Gordon. 


[Form 1,] 
CROWN LANDS CONSOLIDATION ACT, 1913, 
; Notice oF PRocespine BEFORE Looan Laxp Boazp. 
New South Wales, } 
to wit. 

rmpaKe NOTICE that the Local Land Board for thie Tand 

District of Bathurst will sit at 10 o’clock in the forenoon 
of the 12th day of December, 1922, in the Court-house at 


Bathurst, and that the matter stated. at the foot pore is set 
dowr hearing at that time and place. 


in your absence. 
Dated at Orange, this 15th day of N. ovember, 1922, 


E. W. BRIERLY, 
Acting Chairman, 


To Mr. Thomas Fulton Wright, late of Foster's Valley, 
Rockley. 


re RN > ne 


MATTER FOR InvEsrréArro®, 


Tnguiry as to fulfilment of conditions attaching to your 
Original Conditional Purchase 20-16, Bathurst, of 484 acres, 
parish of Oakey, county of Bathurst. 


bd y 


[3575] Local Land Baird Office, _ 
Goulburn, 2ist November, 1922. 
ACs is invited to an inquiry to be held 
at Yass by the Local Land- Board on 14th De- 
cember, 1922, respecting an application by Antonio 
George’ Patreck, under section 190, Crown Lands Con- 
solidation Act, 1913, to convert Special Lease 14-1, 
Moruya, into a Conditional Purchase 20- 5, embracing 
part of Water Reserve 135, parish of Bateman, county — 


G. W. ORR, 
District Surveyor. 





[3420] 


—————. 





St. Vincent. 


[1 Dn, 1922, 


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[3419] 


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6248 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTH, ‘No. 166, [1 Do, 1992, 








(3661] | % ‘Sydney, Ist December, 1922. 
CONDITIONAL LE ASES,. 
Nee is hereby given that the rents for the Conditional Leases, as particulari ised in the following. Schedule, have been deter mined 
at the respective rates per acre stated. 

Any difference of rent found to be due to the Crown between the provisional rent and the rent as now. determined (together with 
arrears of rent now due) must be paid within one month from the date of this notice to the Land Agent of ‘the Distr ict or to the State 
Treasurer, 

The renewal rent on any lease must be paid yearly in Pavanes: either to the Land Agent of ihe District or to the State 
Treasurer, not later than the last day of the annual term of the lease, but it will be accepted at any time prior to that date, if tendered. 

ay rent paid after the due date will bear interest, accruing due day by day, at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 











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2 ; 5 | Date fa) a ae BY 
OS Date of County g s 3 ahaa 4 goad 
2s g Lessee, Address, Applica and 3 ales aes. anu sry oom 9 2 ttt ‘55 5| Shire. 
BES ion. Parish.§ 6 | 8 aes E ee Arr Bees 
5 a 2 ears. Cogs 
S| : : 
EASTERN DIVISION. ; 


Lanp Disrrior or GLOUCESTER. efi : : 4 
1920. Acres. 'd, *€¥s. di > £82d>= £.si.d. ¥ 
{: 0 0*| 28 June, 1921 
0 


( 4 | 

* 1920-7 | The Bank of Austra-| Sydney.. .| 28 Jane,,| Hawes ; 63 239} | 3 3°00 2 0 0*| 28 .,, in| 1901-25 | Gloucester. 
lasia, ' Mernot. | ; SD ON) Sactguere's bien’ 5 nh i 

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(per Simpson, | Tamworth. 


;Blanche May),! | 


DLanp District oF Moruya. 









































: 1922, os 
1922-1 | Berriman, Charles) Bodalla ..) 24 April.,| Dampier ; f 40 | 3 0.4030 [0 5-628 O08 4 eee peta taal W1l- 2 | Eurvbo- 
| Henry. | SOR | ae Bodalla. i | | | | dalla, 
Lanp District or MupGeEE. 
; 1922. j : : 4 
1922-2 | Ashton, George ..] Mudgee 19 May.,] Bligh; | 72 | 539 oR | BL 4.4 4 3 4 | “9 aN Wy salelb ofere sreces soe 951 Merriwa. 
| | Bobadeen. 
Lanp Disteicr or TENTERFIELD, 
1921. ; . 
1921-5 | The Bank of queens: Sydney. ..| 26 Sept..| Buller ; 75 537 | 3 6148 OE BH 6 Ae SS a is: fares - 1909-60 | Tenterfield, 
land Ltd. Corry.) ; : 
per Griffin, ‘Tenterfield, 
f George Thomas 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lawnp District or NyNGAN. 
; 1921, 3 
1921-3 | McNamara, me Carinda ..| 5 Sept... Clyde ; 10 1,185, {43 21° 6-84) 9 92) 83. 22 Pa ¥ie esa cia 1898-15 | Marthaguy. 
5 Gangarry. | ‘ 


























Norz.—The title to and rent of the above leases commence from date of application. *This is arrears of rent at the provisional rate of 2d. per acre per annum; 
m s 4 











[8699] cas asahes 4 1st December, 1922. Bigs 
FORFEITED CONDITIONAL PURCHASE AND CONDITIONAL L#ASEK. ae 
OTICE is hereby given that the undermentioned Conditional Purchase of land, together with Conditional Lease in ‘acta thereof, 
and all rights attached to such purchase or lease. have become and are hereby declared forfeited through non-payment of- 
balance, interest, or instalment of purchase money, survey fees, and Crown improvements; but such forfeiture shall not take effect 
until the expiration of thirty clear days after this : egemie ease 
——- W. E. WEABRNE, Minister for Lands. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 


























Lanp Distercr or Litxaow. — ; Sp Rotel Pe om 

gan) j ‘ is (ca | Rahal hg aoieeh Spt aara Se l : 
No.of | Date of . ‘ane “ & i Lease | Amount 7 
a P | Purchaser, Parchate Area, County. Parish, | Plan No, Ee Papers. No in ‘Shire, 

oP, . : : e hee eat a s 

beck eetie SSA I Sorat AW eg ey BEES CORON Cala RANI | os 

Acres, ee ; ta ae e £ gs: d, } 

1912-40 | D’ Atkinson, Nicholas..} 138 June, 1912 518 Cook.- .+; Lidedale ..| C, 2,195-1,507) 181 | M.L. 1922-| 1912-27) 100 3 0 Blaxland. 2" 

§ pens . 14,124, , (instalments) 7 

| 4 Tie OL LL 4 

TUE Fa RA aS oe : eh ge Oe Sieuievey tee): | 7 ae aie 

: 3 "i : ‘ : , “a 

[8700] ‘ ‘Sydney, 1st December, 1922, a 

FORFEITED ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD SELECTION. a 

} 


OTICE is hereby given that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the sieront of the holder a 
in the Additional Homestead Selection specified in the following Schedule is hereby declared forfeited through’ non-payment 
of rent, but such forfeiture shall not take effect until thirty clear days after this publication. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. ot, 
Lanp Disrrict or WaRIALDA. thers | ae 





W. E, WEARNE, Minister for Lands, 





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oo 
i Om, gi c 
: ; x2 sin] SSF Amount ; 
No of Selector. Date of Area, | 54 County. | Parish. | Plan No, a Area| Papers, in . Shire. 
A.HS, Selection, So he ; C 
ot | : ; 3 No, Arrears. 
\\ Ye iv 4 
—— we 7 4 i : be 47 
} ‘ j Acres, , s 54 BTSs eyes Coed ea 
1909-1, | Atkins, Henry, junior (now | 5 August, 285 42 | Burnett ..)| Eales .,.| B. 2,399-1,951| 75 seo] C.S, 1,922-] 80:7) 0.) /Yallaroi.* 1 
| held by the Commercial 1909, ‘ ; 21,394, eA soe FU 
Banking Company of Sydney uu : 
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‘with the provisions of the 


FORFEITURE OF SPECIAL LEASES. 


Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





6349 


Sydney, 1st December, 192%, 


is hereby notified, for general information, that the Special Leases specified hereutder are declared forfeited in accordance 





The forfeiture will take effect at the expiration of thirty clear days from this date. 
No. Wapielend AGdtoas of Annual 
of No. of Lease. cane Situation and Area of Land. oy 
Papers. oe ant 








- Me, Le, | : £ oe a, 
1922-14,124 | 1912-6, Lithgow| D’Atkinson, Nicholas,| County Cook, parish Cox, portions 800 to} 3 13 11 
3 


Tidedale. : 
Hellner; Hermann, of| County Gipps, parish Wyalong, portion 
Temora, 


18,569 | 1908-2, Wya- 
* : long. 


——- 


12. Area, 74 acres 0 roods 37 perches. 
56 0 0 
528, Area, 5 acres, 


Reason for 
Forfeiture. 





Shire. 





Non-payment of rent 


Non fulfilment of 
¢ conditions, 





Blaxland. 


Municipality. of 
Wyalong. 











13417] 


c 


APPLICATION FOR A LEASE FOR A SPECIAL PURPOSE. 


is hereby notified, for general information, that the uadermentioned application has been received for a Special Lease 
under the provisions of the 74th and 229th sections of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, of the land and 


foc the purpose hereunder stated, and that it isthe intention to grant a lease, should ne sufficient objection be found to 
exist, after imquiry by the Land Board and consideration by the Minister, 


Any sbjections will receive due consideration, if lodged in writing with’ the District Surveyor for the Land Board 
District in which the land is situaied, on or before the date specified hereunder. 





W. E: WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 























: ‘ : : Purpose for ed pre Board 

ee + 3 ce wh 
Applicant. Locality of Land applied for, Area, — ain nee ig Shiobutor may be 

7 | : lodged. 

Mais Iara SADA ee a 
Goodlet and Smith Ltd.,| Part below high-water mark, south of Midge-| Part of 10 | Wharf, sawmill, and] Maitland pap 
Special Lease 3,932, street, fronting Coolongolook River, village] acres. erection of. build- 
ss Taree. Coolongolook. ings. 
[3667] 


REVERSAL OF FORFEITURE OF A SPECIAL LEASE. 


Date 
up to which 
objections 


may be lodged. 


6 December, 1922. 


——_—. 


Sydney, Ist December, 1922. 


is hereby notified, for general information, that the forfeiture of the Special Lease hereunder particularised, which was published in 
August, 1922, has been reversed, subject to any conflicting interests. 


5T 
> I - the Government Gazette of 4th 











~W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 




















FS . ScHEDULE. 
Registered : ; A a Shi 
Number of| — ape of Name and Address of Lessee. . Situation of Land, Area, Purpose of Lease. a Municipality. 
Papers, . cage : 
Ms, Ls. ca ee ors fet Be By De : £3.40; 
1922-14,484 | 1914-10, Nyngan,.| Mills, Henry James, of] County Kennedy, parish Beaconsfield, “30 0 0 | Grazing and 1 11,10* | Lachlan. 
: Tottenham. portion. 85, | agriculture. , 





[3669] 














* Inclusive of rent for Crewn improvements, 





FORFEITURE OF A SUBURBAN HOLDING. 


[fT is hereby notified that the Suburban Holding specified hereunder is declared forfeited in accordan 
Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. ; 
The forfeiture to take effect at the expiration of thirty clear days from this date. 





Lanp Disrricot or TEMORA. 








Sydney, Ist December, (922. © 


ce with the provisioxs of the 


W. &. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


























ey >} 
No. of Date of 26 , §. H. Area | Annual Reason 
cant 8.H. Lessee, Application. Ares, $a County. Parish. Number, Kent, for Forfeiture. | Peper: perk 
rls } y 
ig tage ‘>. ea . Py | 
am Vg en adel =< Alm. 
-  —s-: 1920-6 | Ball, Maude... © .../ 20 Oct., 1920] 4 0 uv | 178 | Bland ...| Gundi- 1,921 0 12 0 | Non-payment cf] 1922-8079, Narraburra. 
oo es bindyal, rent, | 














[8662] 


capital value stated. 








: a 
Papers. | = Parish, County. 
& 
Eee as Rea 
f 1922-29300 163. Durran St. Vincent 


Durra, 


oe 


NOTIFICATION OF ADDITION TO HOLDING. 


j 4 T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 163-0f the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 
land particularised in the Schedule hereunder is added to and now forme part of the Holding mentioned’in such Schedule, 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands, 














Sydney, 1st December, 1822, 


1913, the portion of 


at the 





ScHEpULz. 
: “s Meee eee Een 
; ev pee fram New | Abode be 
value per which . to re 
District. Ares, acre of addition takes Added : Paoike. rental of 
| added area. effect, ” Holding. 
{ | | 
corey De Bee. dd. a ae te Pie (te ae 8. q, 
Braidwocd 13 ° 20 0 6 8 | 17 Mas, 1:22...) CP. 1919-7 (portion; ly3 38 29) 8 6 4 Tallaganda, 
; : 147), Chee Dock, 
: Nom Chong, 




















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9850 laa NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 166, —‘[1 Do, 1922. 











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[8675] 





 Bydney, Ist December, 1922. te 
NOTICE OF APPROVAL OF RESIDENTIAL LEASES, om 


{* is hereby notified, for public information, that, in accordance with the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 191? 
and Regulations thereunder, Residential Leases of the land set out in the annexed Schedule have been granted for the terms and 


under the conditions hereinafter mentioned. i po i i 
The rent for the second and every suceasding year must be paid to tho Crown Land Agent befora the date in each year 
eorresponding with the date of commen:ement of lease, and if not so paid the lease will be liable to forfeitare. 


The lessee must enter into ozoupation of the land on or before the expiration of three (3) months from this date, and m9ke hie 
usual and only home upon the land during the cutrency of the lease; and must also, within twelve (12) months from the date hereof, erect 
such buildings and fences as shall be necessary to an acbual residence upun and beneficial use of the land, if the same have not already 


been erected. } 
The lessee is to hold a miner’s right coatinuously during the currency of the lease. nee Se Gee 
W. HE, WEARNHE, Minister for Lands. 


Amount 
paidto Land count 


erm of Lease,| _. Amount. f 
Reg. | Yams snd Annual | S8°3ht | Crown | credited as] [redited 


No. of | Address | County, | Parish. Area ates | foe, | PMITOVE=| payment of} towards 

Papers. of Usasee. | : iu Aiea igs) y ments. | first year’s Sed 
| Brora | To : provisional rent. ee. 

| Sy 





pt by 
amd Agent. 
of de 
ted. 


pplica- 
cr 


tion and date of 





rds. foture 
rent, 
as 
5 
& 


N:,ofAa 
its recei 
L 

Batance 
it, &e,, 
towa 

had 
oe 
BE 
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Lanp Disrercr or BRatpwoop; TALLAGANDA Sureu; Masoe’s Oauek ann ARALUEN GoLD-FIELD. 
Oce. : a. Te P 1922, 1986. £8, 4) & 8, a. + £840 £484. ‘ 
1922-. | John Thomas] St. Vincent) Araluen| ..2) .0 0 28 Sept.) 27 Sept; 2 0 0) 510 0 | hee abiake 2 0 01310 0) sire 
7,188,| Ifarrison, of | | Portion 609. | | | f vied hs 
| Worth Araluen.| | | V2.3;656-2,018, | 


1920-8, i ose 
1 Oct. 











| 
1 


Lanp District or Inverett; (tuyra Suiree; Tineua GoLp-rig1p, 
1929, 1936. 
20 0 0° 10 Aug | 9 Aug. 
Portion 29... ; : 
HH. 4,993-1,762. | 


1920-3, | 1922- ; Arthur Francis Swinton 


27 Sept, Ene Cox, of Tingha. 


Hardinge... 20 ee deeb: 





3 10 ; sevens | woes 











Laxp Disrricr or Tumor; GaDaRA Sarre; Gitmore Crunk Gonp-BIELD. : 
1922, 1932, f Pain, ite Oe 


nd 


1922-2, | 1922- | Norman James) Wynyard... Batlow... 0.247 20Sept.) 19Sapt./ 010-0) 5 7 8) semees 010 0)4 6 8 011 
25 Feb.| 6,885. Melrose, of Bat- 2°.) “Portion 335. | : 
| | WW ;61842,119, } 


low. ; “ie aes i 
1921-3, | 1922- | Charles Hart, of do ass do ... 6 3 0 12020551) Os 010.0.)°5 7 By serene 010° 0)4 6 § O11 0) wom 
11 Oct.| 6,881. Batlow. ; * | Portion 334. : 4 
ae W. 5,612-2,119. : 
1921-4, | 1922- | Themas James QO ea do... 1 0 33 20 ig LID ig x Ws ae te oe PP 1.0 0)4 6 $0 12 0) a. 
7 Dec.| 6,882, Jamieson, of Portion 336. : ; 
| 


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SS 


Batlow. i W. 6.614-2,119, : 


‘s 1. 























: 7 Sydney, Ist December, 1922. 
APPROVAL OF APPLICATION TO PURCHASE LAND COMPRISED IN A RESIDENTIAL LEASE. 


[3722] 


4° is hereby notified that the person mentioned in the subjoined list will be permitted to purchase, under the 81st section of the — 
4. Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, the portion of land mentioned in the following Schedule. at 

2. The purchase money must be paid into the State Freasury, Sydney, in terms as stated hereunder. 

3. Payment of deed fee, £1 10s., and fixed stamp duty, £1, will be required before deed will be prepared. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands, _ 





SCHEDULE REFEREED TO. 
'Lanp District or Tumut. 








Deposit. Amount : 
Paes , ; : called for, > 
pprais moun : excluding f 
Grantee | ig of Costs prego ag Credited | deed fee wes a 
; ‘| of Land.’ ©. incurred. | Paid to towards | and fixed estes et 
purchase | stamp 
money. duty. 





_ Papers and | Deposit paid Pro 
No, of toC.L.A. | Area. 4 Description. 
Application, on— 








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Aln. 1920. a. 3. Dp. ; Bp Ged 8 sad Be oes Te me , 
1922-8,516, | 26 Oct. .../20 0 0 | Portion 190, par-} Kingwill, 50. u 0] 1 ea y) 0 U |£13 28, Cd, with. ~ 
8.P. 1920-113 | ish of Adjung-| “Wiliam : in » three 
| billy, co unty cf Burton ; months from i 
|. Buceleveb, Ad- a \ | da of this pane 
jungbilly Shire} 3 ; . iis and re 

(8.L, 18-4), ; is the halance Pas 
: . within twelve oe: 
| a | months with | 
| ‘ , : interest at 5. 
| \ A Jee ay per cent, 





























[3683] Sydney, Ist December, 1922, - 2) 


EXTENSION OF TERM OF A RESIDENTIAL LEASE. 
T is hereby notified that the term of the Residential Lease hareunder specified has been extended under the provisions of section 220 
of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, to the date mentioned in the subjoined Schedule, subject to the existing conditions 80 

far as they now apply, and to the usual conditions relating to Residential Leases as prescribed by Regulation 131. 3 Sh 























—_— W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
SCHEDULE. ee, 
oa % Date ah | : | i : anne term Rent 
“0 azette notice No. ba Ace : ; Bs. pissin required 
33 gtanting | *of: Jo. of | Name ena suarers | County.” | Pariah. - qola-teta, sj aamer| Pa toe aes 
Pa Benn ger = | | * | From— To— current . |. 
ease. | year, 5 
Sak “ 
Oce. | ‘ sh So [oo Be Ta Pc we Sods 1923. 1937, | - 
1908-1, 17 Noy., 1909...) 1922-7,667,,, August Krautz, -«f Goulburn...; Munga- Black Rapge| 40 0 “4 410 0 | 17 Noy,...| 16 sel aloes 
Albury. Lavington, near) barina,. : hy partion 122)": + ; Nera rh 
Albury. : 1G. 8,411- ; brink manne 
1,475. ey Pee 














Depos tcf £1 has been anptied in payment of costs. 


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BR ie TRAN. i aa ae 
HOM Nee PR 
Cay by \ Cy Fi 
1 Dro, Ipaay y NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 156, : 6351 
(8664) <r 4 ve Syaaée, Ist December, 1#22. 


- REVERSAL OF LAPSING OF SALE BY AUCTION OF CROWN LANDS. 
| NU Pal oreby oy that the lapsing of the Auction Sale- hereunder particularised, which was notified in the Goveriment 


the date hereunder specified, has been reversed. 
. W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 




































































. ue , SOHEDULE. 
as tia EASTERN DIVISION. 
Th fia > [ 
nai, Situation of Land. _. bd d 
No.of | Place aod Date | | a Rea eer ae Date of 
Dae oa Area, 2 ‘8 i 7 
Papers, |. of Sale, rea awit. | Peek Goin ty, é é ® Name of Purchaser Lapsing. Shire. 
tt gf. [B58 
_ Aln, a. T. p. | 1920, 
- 1022-7,679 Kurri Kurri, 2nd) 0 1 0 Stanford sean tentey eae 5 3 we | Igmac Wise -4. . «| 28 May | Tarro (7). 
Feb., 1918. Merthyr. | | ; ; 
[3674] Zt Sydney, Ist December, 1922. 


FORFEITURE OF CROWN-LEASES. 


ci is hereby notifiod that the Crown-léases specified hereunder : are declared forfeited in accordance with the provisions of the Crown Lands 
Oonsolidation Act, 1913. 


The forfeiture to take effect at the pepper of thirty clear days from this date. ; 
: W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 












































No. of Lease Cr 
scent i | Name of Lessee, Portion. Parish, County, | Shire. oe eae bars ed 
: RS Aa 8e ate oat 
; £8... d,' 
1920-5, Bombala... Haier Joseph Henry 173 Coolum: Wellesley ...| Bibben- weitere VS AN f | Non-payment of 
Re Groves. ~  booka. luke |, vent, 
1913-9, Lithgow...| Nicholas D’Atkinson ..,{ 287, 245, | Lidsdale ...| Cook ...| Blaxland., 941 1.17. 6. do 
247. | | 
fee, teeter dk. gs Do ee ese “do we “| 4 1,095 |. 1,0 0} do 
mt { ° é we 
[8672] Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 


Leeton, 1st December, 1922. 
FORFEITURE OF HOLDING WITHIN AN IRRIGATION AREA. 
on ie is hereby notified that the lease of the farm specified hereunder, together with all improvements on the land (if any), and all moneys 
paid in respect thereof, is declared forfeited in accordance with the provisions of the Returned Soldiers’ Settlement Act, 1916, as 


i Hawitod by the Returned Soldiers’ Settlement (Ameadment) Act, 1919. 
The cia dad will take effect at the expiration: of ae clear days from this date. 


* 


GEO. J. EVATT, 
Resident Commissioner, 





ee 


ScHEDULE. 
‘i ae : YANCO No. 8 IRRIGATION AREA. 
0 j CENTRAL DIVISION. 
LAND Disretor or Yanoo. 


tea er ig ius 





ne ones 


Farm | 
‘No? 


~ 


No. of Papers. * Name of Lessee. Portion No. - Parish, County. | Area, pal Rent,| Reason for Forfeiture, 

















Tee a4 ee ees AS at seta 7 da ocd kag 
_ 1922-F', 20,220 | Thomas Cornish Heath ,.,| 1,073 31 Hdon ...| Cooper ...| 165 0 O | 47 8 9 | Non-compliance 

ZA Pie : with conditions. 
be 














- [W.C. & TC, 1922-8,636,] 





4 3673} cae bs pan Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 
i : ; Griffith, 1st December, 1922, 


FORFEITURE OF HOLDING WITHIN AN IRRIGATION AREA. 


T is hereby notified that the lease of the farm specified hereunder, together with, all improvements (if any), and all moneys paid in 
_ respect thereof, is declared forfeited in accordance with the provisions of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, as amended by — 
Returned Soldiers Settlement (Amendment) Act, 1919. 
_ The forfeiture will take effect at the expiration of thirty clear days from this date. 
; : : aeaye GEO. J, EVATT, 
Resident Commissioner. | 





SCHEDULE. 
MIRROOL No. 1 IRRIGATION AREA. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Laxp Disrricr or Yanco. 



































No, of Papers. Name of Leases, : ae | Portion Wo. Parish. Coanty. | Area, ae | Reason for Forfeiture, 
sis, } i 7 ‘ “3 4 
Pe BRS tase os a a. rm p.| £8. d | 
-O. 1922- | Reginald Francis Brown ,.,| 1434 725 ~—s| Jondaryan...| Cooper .... 14 010] 15 16 65 | Non-compliance 
8.6406. | | ere sal with conditions. 














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6352 ss NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No 166. [1 Dro, 1992, 


[8671]. Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 
A : Sydney, 1st December, 1922. 


TENDER FOR PERPETUAL LEASE OF NON-IRRIGABLE BLOCK OF LAND—MURRUMBIDGEE IRRIGATION 
; AREAS. 


Yanoo No. 1 Inriaation AREA. 


ae pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the Irrigation Act, 1912, and any amendments thereto, 
I, the Minister for Agriculture, hereby invite tenders to be lodged on and after the 8th January, 1923, for the perpetual lease of the 
non-irrigable block of land referred to in the Schedule hereto. , 

Tenders should be addressed to the Resident Commissioner, Leeton, and enyelope marked ‘Tender for Block at Stoney Point,” 
and either posted or placed in the tender-box in the room of the Chief Clerk, Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, Leeton, and 
cs be accompanied by an amount of £2 (which may be applied to payment of rent), and the value of the Crown improvements 

00). - 

The highest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. 

Any person of or over the age of sixteen years in the case of a male, and of or over the age of eighteen years in the case of a female, 
« two or more such persons jointly, may be considered qualified to obtain a perpetual lease of the block referred to in the Schedule 

ereto. : 

No residence condition shall attach to the block. 


The capital value of the block for the first period of twenty-five years shall be forty times the annual rental tendered by the . 


successful tenderer, and for every subsequent period of twenty years as appraised by the Special Land Board. The annual rent for the last- 
mentioned period shall be two and a half per centum of the appraised capital value. : , 

The block shall be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, the Barren Jack Dam and 
Murrumbidgee Canals Construction Act, 1906, the Murrumbidgee Irrigation Area Resumption Act, 1910, the Murrumbidgee Irrigation 
Act, 1910, the Irrigation Act, 1912, and any Acts amending sams, and to the following special conditions in addition to the particulars and 
provisions contained in any proclamation constituting the said irrigation area :— 

1, The Commission shall not be liable for any damage sustained by. the lessee to the block leased, or to any property thereor, by 
subsidence, reflux, flood, seepage, or overflow, which may from time to time, or at any time during the term of the lease, be caused 
by or arise out of the construction, maintenance, and use of any works constructed or to be constructed under the Barren Jack 
Dam and Murrumbidgee Canals Construction Act, 1906, the Murrumbidgee Irrigation Act, 1910, or the Irrigation Act, 1912, and 
any Acts amending same, for the conservation, distribution, and drainage of water, or from the said works being eithee wholly or 
m part destroyed by fire, storm, tempest, or other accident, nor shall there be any abatement of rent in consequence of such 

amage. 

2. Permanent improvements to the value of not less than £150 shall be effected on the block within a period of eighteen months 


from the date of commencement of lease, unless an extension of time be specially obtained. Such improvements shall be | 


maintained during the currency of the lease to the satisfaction of the Commission or any person authorised in that behalf. 

3. ‘lhe lessee shall enclose the block with a substantial fence (erected in accordance with a design and specification thereof approved 
by the Commission) within twelve months from the commencement of lease, and such fencing shall be maintained during the 
currency of the lease to the satisfaction of the Commission or any person authorised in that behalf. 


4. The lessee shall continuously and systematically throughout the currency of the lease destroy all noxious plants, weeds and animals — 


on his block, including all plants, weeds and animals which may from time to time be declared by the Commission by notification 
in the Gazette to be noxious; provided that where any noxious plants, weeds, or animals are found on the said block, the lessee 
shall destroy the same within fourteen days from the date the Commission notifies him in writing to do so. If, at the expiration 
of such period, the plants, weeds, or animals have not been destroyed, the Commission may enter upon such block and destroy 


the same at the expense of the lessee, and payment by the lessee on demand of any expense so incurred by the Commission shall 


also be a condition of the lease and a charge against the land leased without. prejudice to the other remedies of the Commission 
for recovering the same by accion or otherwise. | 

5. The lessee shall not apply, nor authorise any person on his behalf to apply, for a license to sell wine, spirituous or fermented 

liquor, nor carry on, nor permit to be carried on, any noisome, dangerous or offensive business or process on the block unless the 
consent of the Commission shall have been first had and obtained for that purpose, and shall duly observe and perform all 
conditions embodied in such consent, if given. . i 

6. The provisions of the Liquor Act, 1912, or any Act amending the same, shall be strictly complied with in so far as the sale of 

liquor without a license is concerned, and the conviction of any person whomsoever, even other than the lessee, for selling liquor 

on the block, shall render such block liable to forfeiture, 

Transfer of the perpetual lease may be made at any time, but subject to the approval of the Commission. 

8. The lessee shall not sublet the block or any part thereof without the approyal of the Commission in writing being first had and 

obtained. 

9. No building shall be erected on the block without the approval ofthe Commission to the design and specification thtreof being 
first had and obtained. 

10. The lessee shall, until powers of local government are conferred on occupants of the area controlled by the Commission, be 
subject to, and shall perform and observe, all such regulations in regard to sanitation and lighting as may from time to time be 
made by the Commission, and shall pay to the Commission whatever sanitary and lighting rates it prescribes by such regulations. 

12. The block shall be subject to an easement for construction and maintenance of conduit or conduits for conveyance of water, 
drainage or electrical energy or power above or below ground and for attachment of wire to any building, without compensation. 

12. ey Minister, the Commission, or the Crown shall rot be bound or called upon to pay the proportion of costs of any dividing fence 
or fences. 


13. The block shall be us:d for religious purposes, and shail not be used for any other purpose without the consent of the Commission 
being first obtained. 4 * 
14. The value of the improvements on the block (£3803) shall be remitted to the Baptist Union of New South Wales. 

The annual rent shall be paid on or before the 40th day of June ia each year, and shall commence from the date of service of 
notification by the Commission to the occupier of the acceptance of the tender, the first payment thereof to be made on or before the 80th 
day of June next following the date of such service for the broken period from the latter date. ; ; 

The title to the block shall be a lease in perpetuity, and the perpetual lease grant, which will embody the conditions attached to the 
Lal saa lease, may issue at any time after the Commission is satisfied that all the conditions attaching thereto have been so far complied 
with. : 

The lessee shall pay deed fee, stamp duty, and all other necessary fees before issue of perpetual lease grant. 

None of the provisions of the Country ‘owns Water and Sewerage Acts, 1880-1905, or of the Local Government Act, 1919, or of 
any Act amending same, applies within an irrigation area, 


eee cul particulars may be obtained at the offices of the Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission at Sydney, Leeton, or 
riffith. - 


3 


FRANK A. CHAFFEY, . 
[W.C. & I.C. 1922-8625; M.I.8. 1922-C. 6,972.] ——— —. ; ; _ Minister for Agricuitnre. 


ScHEDULE. 
YANCO No. 1 IRRIGATION AREA. — 

















tr | " 
ee | ‘ ede | Crown Improvements, 
pts Pari: h. « County. Total area. rental for pe ed IR 2 tg Survey fee. Plan 
aes first period of st : , 
25 years. | Description. » | Value. ; 
| | | | ; 
| ; &./ 2, psi) eres eee £Y a dae a. ods f 
117s Brob«nah | Cuoper # 1 OOhrs: 2 Oro | Building ... af «| 8300°0 0} 2 0 VU | C, 2,.62-1,804, 











er ee NR NR 








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ae” fe See eo 

































we — Hs ‘ f » 
a3 Duc, tom) dat NEW SsouTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 166 6353 
(8723) yaa caED > ae ' Sydney, 1st December, 1922. 
| : % my Eee “APPROVAD OF APPLICATION TO RECLAIM AND PURCHASE LAND. 


ee is hereby notified that His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has approved of the person mentionet 
in the Schedule hereunder being permitted to reclaim, and: purchase the land herein deseribed, subjeet to the provisions of sectin $8 
of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, and the following special conditions :— 


omy The reclamation to be carried out to the limit line. 


2. The facing of the reclamation to consist of a substantial dey stone wall of sufficient sina aril stadility tract aga retaining 
wall, and joints to be close enough to prevent the filling from making its way into the water. — 


3. Filling to be composed of material not injarious to the health of the neighbourhood, ani not so fine as to run throug’ th? 
retaining wall into the water. 


4. The reclamation to be com sleted within twa gee from tha date of the @ Governmneat + amet: in which the pennrsion to rec’ain 


shall be notified. 


5. The reclaimed lands. or any portion thereof may be resumed for public purposes by notification in the Gazette, and upon 


_ resumption the lands shall vest in the Crown. freed and discharged from all private rights, interests, titles, and estates in and to the same ; 


and no other compensation shall be payable than the value of any improvements upon the lands resumed, effected with the written 
approval of the Minister first had and obtained, together with a repayment of the purchase-money, and of the cost of reclamataon, or if the 
land resumed be a portion only of the lands reclaimed, of a fair proportion of such purchase-money and cost as aforesaid. ‘The purchaser 


_ shall at all times maintain and keep in repair the sea wall erected on the area herein referred to. 


The amounts called for must be paid within three months from this date, together with the fixed stamp ‘duty. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





ai) 
SCHEDULE REFERRED TO. 


Mervrrorotrran Lanp District. 

























































































_ Deposit. Am-*unt 
Ree: } : es Te lled for 
Papers Sa 3 be arate (3. 
: ppraised| ¢, | Amount Ded uoted!| | ineluding 
and No. of Dats of Area, Description. Proposed Grantee,, Value | — | of Costs _ as ad EOredited Is. for 
Appli- pepusit. ‘ : » bf handel 2s hincaered. bo Soo -valoren | pons ngs fixed 
cation. ; : 4 TS ve "| Treasury.) “op purchase-| _. 
ia . amp c samp 
duty, | MOPEYe) duty. 
Aln. : b Pest Sam aa fan @ ee £ 3s. d ay Ba SAO eee) Bee he Saadeh | Secale, 
1922-8578. | 28Sept,, 1921; 0 0 383) Sutherland Shire, parish of Suther-| Sanz, Angeles ...; 20 0 U/| 30/1511 4/10 0 U| 0 7 6) 91% 6] “7 Yiv 
8.P, 1921-75, j land, county Cumbertand, being f ; 
: - an area proyosed to be reciaimed : | 
below high-water mark of : 
George’s River «cn the frontage cf 
lots 8 and ¥Y at Caravan Head | i 
(subdivision of portion ei: Plawi} > | 
Ms. 5,599 Sy. 
1S OL Es ee UEBihs s Bis A aah Br as af 
[3682] hi aah ; Sydney, Ist December, 1922. 
|? is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the 36th section of the Closer Settlement Act, 1904, the Settlement Purchase 
partieularised in the subjoined Schedule, all rights attashed to such purchase, and ail moneys paid in ‘connection therewith are hereby 
forfeited. 
3 W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
. t 
, PINE VALE SETTLEMENT PURCHASE AREA, 
; CENTRAL DIVISION. 
es 
- Lawp District or Forbes; JEmaLonG SHIRE. 
aS 
7 No. of ie 
Bi 2 Portion | Farm : 3 Cat. No, of 
<gabicapiny Purchaser. No. No. Area, Parish. County, | ri 
: le 
| | i 
| Rota } cA es tees 0 ey | 
102 0-2 | Harold Brown. sa a nolo OB 2 422 0 O | Mumbidgle .... Ashburnham...) A. 7,661-1,770. 
ioe . | Pap: :rs—Clo. Sett. ‘ie 837-4, 
i 
sea Ne a ie rd : i | } ead ’ iy 
e 
a 
r ke Dil, (ah Sydney, 1st December, 1922, 











vr 


NOTIFICATION OF EXECUTION OF SETTLEMENT LEASES CONSEQUENT UPON SUBDIVISION, 


Bye is hereby given that consequent upon subdivision under section 257, Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the under 
mentioned Settlement Leases were, on tne 21st November, 1922, executel by His Excellency the Governor, and have been » 
forwarded for delivery to the Lessees, to the Crown Land Agent of the District in which the lands are situated. 


The Lessee is required to take delivery of each lease, and give a receipt i in writing for the same in Form 87, within three months 
_ from the date of this notice, failing which the Minister may declare the’ lease to be null and void, and any moneys lodged with the 
- application forfeited to the Crown. 


gre Lessees must pay to the Crown Land Agent, at time of delivery of lease, a lease fee of £1 for each leage. 
I ‘ W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 











Nos. of Sie 











| be: Annual Date of 
; were Land District: Name of Lesree. Nast age Parish, | County. | — Shire. Area. Nearrents iia ae ck 
subdivision,| . ‘| _ Period. : 

; | | 

"¥e. ; | | pave i), Spe Be a. | 
William Strong ... ae «| 4(B 1,593-1,909) «.| Noonah ...; Beparba | Boomi . | 3,140 « U| 52 0 -0}/8 May, .1927 
do ro wes, oe co 4 1D. 35912=1,90%) | Gingham. do pir Sage (4) Pas SON OF Of922 Salas, ¥ 

' 7 




















6354 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETYE, No, 166. 





[38695] Wosiag ia, Seem f Sydney, ist December, 1922. 
NOTIFICATION UNDER THE PUBLIO ROADS AOL, 1992, OF RESUMPLION OR WITHDRAWAL AND DEDICATION 


OF LANDS FOR ROADS, OF DECLARATION OF EXISTING ROADS AND PABTS OF EXISTING ROADS TO BE 
PUBLIC ROAD, AND OF THE CLOSING OF ROADS AND PARTS OF ROADS DEEMED To BE UNNEUESSARY. 


H*® Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directa it to be notified that, in pursuance of the Public Roads 

Act, 1902, the lands hereunder described, which are required for the roads hereunder specified (in respegh of which roads notice 
of proposal to open the same has duly been given) shall be and are hereby resumed or withdrawn for the several roads referred to; and 
that the said lands shall be and are hereby dedicated as roads; that the existing roads and parts of existing roads particularised here- 
under shall be and are herebv declared to be Public Road; and that the roads and parts of roads hereunder spevified, ‘which are deemed 
to be unnecessary (in respect of which notice of proposal to close the eame has duly been given) shall be and are hereby closed. | 


W.E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


Drsoprpriow or Roap opgeNeD:—The access-road from the Murwillumbah- -Tumbrlgum road across Duroby Creek, parish of 
Berwick, county of Rous, Tweed Shire,—as shown on plan catalogued R. 14,744-1 :603. 
[Regietration No. of Papers—Roads 1919-592-81.} 


‘ DrEscriprion of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a Public Road. 


A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question was published in the Government Gazette of 4th Augast, 
1922, folio 44Q4. 








Lanp District or MuRwiLLtuMBAH. 


























ae : | Character Width of pers 
pete) Acea, Parish Name, Reputed Owner. : Occupier, of Lan i 
2 oa | : P | Holding. Resumed, | Resamed. 
a 2, Op. : . “| Bich ps 
312 162 0 0 | Berwick... -.| Michael Cusack ea «| James Cusack 4. eee ioe oo: | OF, Li-23 ob} yeni 0226 
% | . Variable, 
111 100.0 0 Do Aue «| Martha Duffy ... i is a aoe ws| Part ©.P. 11-18} Variable ... 00 4 
| of 145 acres. y 





DESCRIPTION OF ROADS OPENED :—Roads within portions 102 and 117, parish of Bagot, county of Clarke, Guyra Shire,—as 
shown on plan catalogued R, 14,457~1,603. J 


[ Registration No. of Biker Rana 1920-523-17.] 





Discrierion of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a Public Road, and of roads and part of road 
deemed to be unnecessary, which are now closed. 
A proposal to resume the lands referred,to for the road in question, and to close the roads and BORE of road deemed to be unneces- 
sary, was published in the Government Gazette of 2nd December, 1921, folio 6940, 


Lanp Districr or ARMIDALE. 








- : 
Character | Width of 











| Litt “iy 
iS) Parish P , Area 
s Area, Reputed Owner. Occupier, of land aA Roads and part of Road closed, &c. 
ot Name, : J | Holding. | Resumed. Keene a lbs ae 
ow \ | 
ee a ce a. Tp. ae ; 
102} 40 0 0; Bagot © ...| | Bank of Hew South| John Drew... «| C.P. 95-47/ 100 links..., 2 310 | The unnecesaary boundary road west of portion 115, 
| Wales, ’ | also unnecessary boundary road south of portion , 


115 and end of read are closed and aaded to 
| that portion ; the area thereof and of C,P. y8-25 
| | y | being increased to 44 acres 1 rood. 
N17; 42.0 0) Do ..| Robert Walls _..,; Robert Walls ..| C.P. 98 80! Variable..) 1 0 0 | This area (1 acre) is resumed as “ ssvered ” 
| } : land. 
117 40 0 0 | Do oy | do 4 + do é do «| 100 links... 38 220 | The unnecessary part of boundary road on north 








| of portion 117 west from new road is elosed 
} bichin | aud sdded to portion 117; the area thereof and 
| | of C.P. ¥8-5y being reduced to 87 acres 0 rocds 10 
| | | perches. 
The unnecessary boundary road separating portion 
110 from portion 134 is closed and added to portion 
110; the area thereot avd of CP . 98-6 being 
| increased to 4z acres 8 roods. 
| 2 The area (l acre) resumed as severed land from 
| | ; portion 117 is added to portion 116 (C.P, 98-28); 
| | | the area there:f being increased to 41 acres. 























poe as erent 





Descriprion or Roap opznrp':—Part of road leading westerly from village af Carinda to a bridge over the Macquarie River, 
parish of Willenbone, county of Clyde, Walgett Shire,—as shown on plan catalogued K. 14,783-1,603. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1922-731-14.] Bx ae ena ; ee 


. 





Descriprion of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a Public Road, of parts of existing roads 
declared to bs Public Road, andjof parts of roads deemed to be unnecessary, which are now closed. 


A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question, to declare parts of existing roads to be Public Road, and to 
close the parts of roads deemed to be unnecessary, was published in the Government Gazette of 25th August, 1922, folio 4744. 


Lanp District or WALGEIT. 








Reputed Owner Occupier, Land Ares existing Roads declared to be 
} ’ 
Name. | ficliing. Resumed, Resumed, Public Road. ° 


Parich Character | Width of | Parts of Roads closed. &c.; also parts of 
! 








8 13,920 0 0) Willenbone) Commercial Banking] Administrator in| C.L. 90-21 £00 links... 31 0 The unnecessary part of boundary road sepa- 
| Co. of Sydney Ltd, estate of late George|( No. 17,655). _ rating portion 8 from portion J, parish «f 
| ; : Flynn, and track in ; ; . Willewa, is closed and added to vor ion 3; 
° : use, a the area thereof and of © L. 17,555 being 
. 1 deh i increased to 1,938 acres 3 roods, 
6 |1,920 .0 0 T)0' 5 ieee do oes do . «| ©. 91-55) 200...) 20 1 0} The unnects-ary part of boundary road sepa~ 
(No. 24,571). : rating vortion 6 from yortion 1 (part) and 
‘ 2 (part), parish of Willewa, is closed and 
added to portion 6; the area thereof and 
of C.L. No. 24,571 being inereased to Fudd ; 
acres 3 roads, 














The’ parts of existivg roads seid in 
survey and neeessary to preserve continuity ant 
of new road=are declared to be Public Road 8 
and dedicated tothe publ'c accordingly, Ae are 








—— 

















"NOTIFICATION oF west MPTION, WITHDRAWAL, AND DEDICATION OF LANDS. FOR ROADS, hie-ieanlauad.” 


Puonioere OF Roan OPENED : :—~Deviation of part of road from Urangeline railway station, parish of Ross , county of Urana, 
r Lockhart Shire,—as shown on, plan catalogued R. 14,768-1, 603. 


[Registis ation me of Papers—Roads eee J 


0 Lee * 
t, ; < i é & 
- ' ‘ . 





Dasemivtion of lands now resumed for the road specified above, atl dedicated as a Public Road, and of parts of roads deemed to be 

















y , oie unnecessary which are now closed. 
ow AD osal to resume the lands referred to for the Road in question, and to close the parts of roads deemel to be unnecessary , 
é vast in the Governinent Gazette of 4th August, 1922, folio 4402. 
ee $ Ae | Lanp Disrarcr or Unana. 
eo & | ss Parish Character | Width of "% 
 -=B gl Area. be ated Owner. | Occupier. ot Land ai: Parts of Roads closed, &, 
hore Name. | ent eee | Holding. | Reeamea, | Beeamed. | She 

a Fr p a T. p, 


WT. p hr ¢ ; ‘ 
126 | 386 230 | Ress «| T.E Smith ... «| T, E, Smith ..| Freehold... 150 links.) 1 3 8 The unnecessary part cf boundary road separating 
: : | portion 43 from portion 125, north of new road, 


is closed and'to be granted in “corn pensation. 





The unnecessary part of rord 150 links wide on 
| _the south of Leg 17, lying to the west of new 
1 road, is closed. . 




















7 vr i 


BS Duscrrrrion OF Roap OPENED TE poad from the Wollombi-Broke road to westernmost boundary of. portion 37, parish of 
Dalton, via crossing over Wollombi Brook, parishes Coolamin and Dalton, county of Northumberland, Patrick Plains Shire,—as shown , 


3 on plan catalogued R. 14,643-1,€03. 

P. [Registration No. of frien Hees 1921~122-22.] 

z Deecerenon of landa now Saad fus the road specified above, and dedicated as a Public Road, and of roads deemed to be unnecessary, 
which are now closed. . 


A proposal to resume the lands roferred to for the road in question, and to close the roads deemed to, be unnecessary, was published 
in the Government i dey of Slat March, 1922, folio 2035. 









































3 iS Lanp Disrrrors or Marrranp AND Sine@LeTon. 
A. ieee Th idth of 
ce ‘Portion Parish Reputed Cun . | Character | W Area 
ai Area, Raa ; Occupier, La 4 Land aes Reads.closed, &c. 
ee No. ex Name. ae Owner, : Holding. | Resumed. Resumed. : 
mye ee a. T. Pp a, T, D, 
53 | 
ee : ; , 
A= +19 40 0 0 | Coolamin . | James Carroll ..| James Carroll) Freehold ..,| 50 links ..| 0 1 0 doe yap wes sot one cas gc pos sos pat bob eg: ove sen ove > gue venaee 
* es 7) / a6 si ¥ | - 
Rey j 
<< ‘ ‘ Sg 5 his * | 
— 83g122 | 244 0 Ot Dalten x]. do . Si BOiiy as Goh tet BOs cy Hank 0 0 20 1) 
£2 | 1 100 0 0 Do sale. dO eve dO esas do -.| 50 links & 2 216)! The unnecessary boundary road, south of 
= 2 "oe : f variable, [ portion 13, and ‘the unnecessary reserve 
P36 50 0 0 Do «| V, DT. L. McDonald ...| V..T. L. C.P, 1920-1} 100 links... 2 8 0{f{ read within portion 12; both in parish of | 
32 | Aah tue McDonald. AN 8S | Dalton, are closed and to be granted 
ae : 37 150 0 0 Do Beal do SES cay | ou sire een Cela, 1920291 JOO" 5) o's. 2 3.0)$ in compensation, 
a) | i | j 
“ | 





DESCRIPTION OF Boap OPENED :—Deviations in parts of road from Coolac to Jugiong, parish of Gobarralong, county of 
Harden, Adjungbilly Shire,—as shown on plans catalogued R. 14,735-1,603 and R. 14,736-1,603, 


Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1921-532-15.] 





Z DESCRIPTION of lands now resumed for the road specified ‘above, and dedicated as a Public Road, of parts of existing pad. declared to be _ 
Public Road, and of road and parts of road deemed to be unnecessary which are now closed. 


4 A proposal to resume bis lands referred to for the road in question, to declare parts of existing road to be Public Road, and to close 
e road hie parts of roads deemed to unnecessary, was published i in the Government Gazette of 30th J une, 1922, folio 3553. 


Lanp Disreicr or GUNDAGAI. 











Parish’. | Character | Width of ! - ‘Keen Road and parts of Roads closed, &c. 3 also 














Reputed Owner. Occupier. of Lang : declaration of parts of road to 
Mame ow ' Holding. | Resumed, | Resumed, ‘be Publie Road. 
; fe Te Pe 
92 Gobatra- | H. J. Crowe ...| Hed, Crowe and) Freehold ...| 100 links...) 1 130 |) ; ; : 
-  loag. track in use, fj oa aye f ‘The unnecessary reserved road within portion It 
ge . ; (exclusive of part necessary to preserve con- 
N g ; ; tinuity of the new road), the upnecessary 
168 hes pee do cy ee ao ms aoc Vesaro. 0 3 5 | 4 parts cf the boundary road east of portion 11 
a de>... do - ~ | H.J.Croweand do so) 250 links & 6 216 |f south of the northerm extremity of new 
fenced track variable, road, together with the unnecessary houndary 
in use, : | road on the north of portion 368, are closed 
pegs ge ; and to be granted in. compensation. ” 
Go! dee do «| H. J. Crowe ... do ..,| Variablew.| 0 060 4 |J 
do —,..| E. M, Crowe «.| 1, J, Croweand do .., 100links..,) 2 020 | (The unnecessary reserved road} chain wide with: 
J track in use. | in portion 2 (exclusive of parts necessary to 
. preserve continuity of new road) is closed and to 
} ; F be granted in compensation. 





; yee 4 1 OF The parts of boundary road included in survey 
Sig : , : of R, 14,786-1,603, and necessary to preserve con- 

iC eiea | 4 pid tinuity cf new road, are declared to be Public 

Eevee phy pie Road and dedicated to the public accordingly. 





6356 | NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 166. — {1 Dec., 1922, 








NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION, WITHDRAWAL, AND DEDICATION OF LANDS shite RIADS, &o.—eontinued, 


Description or Roap opensp :—Part of road from Wagga Wagga to Caloaiva, along the eastern n Waseda of the railway line from 
Sydney to Albury within portion 1, parish of Henty, county of Hum», Cualcairn Shire, —as shown on plan catalogued Rk. 
14,544-1,603. : 


[Registration No. cf Papers—Roads 1920-610-13. | 


7 


. 





DESCRIPTION of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated ‘as a Public Road, anl of road fered to be unnecessary? 
which i is now closed, 
A proposal to resume the lands-referred to for the road in question, and to close the road de semed to be unnecessary, Was 
published in tne Government Gazette of 18th April, 1922, folio 2280, 


Lanp District or ALBURY. 























; Character | Width of j 
ron Area beers Repated Owner. Oscupier- of Land R eae ed ae Roads clised, &e, 
fe  Perhige Holdizg. | Resumed. : 
a tT Pp | a T. 0, i ; 
1 -400 0 uv | Henty ...| Thomas Keighran.| Thomas Freehold...| 150 links...| 7 0 34 | The nonecessary bvundary rosd 199 links 
: Keighran, wide separating portions 16 -nd 123 from 
| : portions 96 and 128 is closed amd to be 
| ‘ | | j granted in compensation, 


. 


DESCRIPTION OF ROAD OPENED:—The road from the Woodburn-Evans Head road to boundary road on the south of portion 78, 


parish of Riley, county of Richmond, Woodburn Shire,—as ne on plan catalogued RB. 14,816-1,603. 
{Rez febration No. of Papers—Roads 1921- 65-12.] f —__ 


DeEscRIPrion of lands now resumed for the road spe:ified above, and dedicated as a Public Road, and of part of road deemed to be 
unnecessary, which is now closed. 


A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question, and to close the part of roal deemed to be unneces aty, was 
published in the Government Gazette of llth August, 1922, folio 4516. 


oY 


Lanp District of LISMORE. 





“ 
Character | Width of 





























s * 
Ss} Parish Area 
bo| Area. | Reputed Owner. Occupier, of Land Tart of Road clcsed, &e. 
Bm Name. Holding. | Resumed. | Resumed, , 
oi 
! l 
Bab SiR a i Lab OP eA Ls OS ES AN oa Ce Be ee ee Lt oo CAS LN Me ESE SG Ay 
B. fate D> : | a. T. p. . td 
78|°77 0 0 | Riley «| Barry Taylor «. Barry Taylor, and] Freehold... 100 links...) 0-332 | The unnecessary part cf boundary road on the 
track in use, -south of portions 78 and 79 west of the Wad- 
| burn-Evans Head road, and east of new road, 
| i | is closed and to be granted part therecf as 
com pensation. 
[3894] ; Sydney, lst December, 1922. 


NOTIFICATION OF PROPOSED OPENING OF ROAD, AND OF PROPOSED DECLARATION OF EXISTING Bary ‘i 


TO BE PUBLIC ROAD. 


Now is hereby given that the Minister for Lands deems it expedient that certain roads should be opened, and that: it is proposed 


to resume for the purpose, under the provisions of the Public Roads Act, 1902, the lands hereunder dsscribed, and to declare 
the existing roads particularised hereunder to be Public Road. 


The proposed road, &¢., is shown upon a plan which can be inspected at this Pile) and a copy of the same may be inspected at 
the Office of the Crown Land Agent at Bellingen. 


All persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing and to forward to the Minister, within one month ee the date 
of this mptieg, any objections which may appear to them to exist to the proposals above stated. 


, . W. BE. WEARNE, Minister for Lands, 





DeEscRIPryon OF ROAD ‘TO BE OPENED :—Deviation of part of the Dorrigo-Coramba road east of portion 268, Sa of Leigh, county of 
Fitzroy, Dorrigo Shire,—as shown on plan cat:logued R. 14,478- 1,603. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1920-791-f. ] ; \ \ 
Dzsonrprion of the lands which it is proposed to resume, and of cxisting roa ls to be declared to be Public Road. 


Lanp District oF BELLINGEN. 





> 5 eke NES STS a a eee 2 La we a = on —— — 


2 
/ i : Character Width of 
| Reputed Owner. Ovcupier, of Land to be 





Area, to be Exist ng Roads to be declared to be Fublic 
Resumed, 7 Road. 


| ~ Parish 


Area, Name. 


Portion 
No. 


Holding. Resumed. 








——- 


ae pene 4 
61 307 2 0 | Leigh ..) The Commissioners} Formed road in C.P. 11-19 ,..] 150 links... The Crown lands lying between portion 61 and 
’ of the Gevernment; use, _ the Dorrigo-Coramba read, as shown by blue 
| Savings Bank of| - ; -eolour on plan catalogued R. 14,478-1,603 at, 
New South Wales. toe Department of Lands, syduoey, are pro- 
; posed to be added to portion 61; the area 
j thereof and of C.V. 11-19 to be increased to 

308 acres 1 rocd. 


we 
rae | 
ep 





F The existing roai east of portion 283, and 
| ; | branch road theretrim to reseryed road within 
| portion 41, are to be declared to be public road 
| | and dedicated to the public accordingly. 























é 


oe : he 








a a ae 






1 ane 1922.) NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No 166, 6357 


ui ot 





a 


ss [3696] afi Sydney, Ist December, 1922. 
NomtercatioN OF CLOSING OF ROAD AND APPROVAL OF SALE OF THE LAND COMPRISED THEREIN 
~ UNDER ROAD PURCHASE APPLICATION. 


H* nes er ornck with the advice of the Execative Council, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions 

of the 20th section of the Public Roads Act, 1902, the road described in the appended Schedule is hereby closed, and the 
land comprised © therein will be yraated to the persoa ineationed hereunter, payment of costs, purchase money, deed fee, and 
re duty having been made. 


x Ret mt : i W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
REY yn SOWEDULE REYERRED TO. 








‘ e 














No. of Papers and of 














- Application. _ Deseription, Area. Proposed Grantee. 
4 ey) | ar. p . : 
Roads. ‘Parish of Crookwell, county of King, Land District of Gunning,| 1 3 0/| John Charles Weatherspoon. 
1920-502-16, shire of Crookwell, Boundary road 100 links wide south of| — t 
Rd, Pur, 1929-149. | portion 63. 


4 — — - 


paged) i. 222° Local Land Board Office, 
Dubbo, 28th November, 1922: 
IT is hereby notified that inquiry wil be held by the Local Land Board in respect to a Reserve which is included in a Lease! 
the conversion of which has been applied for under seetion 198 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, and as to any 
puiecvion to granting the application. 
Particulars are sia capa in Sehedule below. 











J. LINDSAY, 



































































































































ScHEDULE, os, District Surveyor. 
. Particulars of Lease, conversion of which is applied for. — Place and Date of 
ae “ i Applicant Olass of Holding R included 
Pi ay Lea for Conversien. applied for barter ELA hah Inquiry by 
Nature of Ay . hi PP. . Local Land Boaré 
I . Area, Parish and County, : j 
ape 4 a rr. p. . ; 
., . Special Lease 170 O 0} Parish h Whylandva, county| Williams, Henry | A,C.P, 22-6,,.| Within 1.8.R.| Dubbo, 20th 

; No. 09- 78. | (about). Gordon. Eli. 732, and partly December, 
tt within TS. and 1922, 

EA! O.R. 1,690. 

4 ¥ 

re “[3702) Sydney, 1st December, 1922. 

- REVOCATION Or SUBURBAN HOLDING AREAS, &o. 

a 7 is nese notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Orown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the Suburban Holding Areas, 

t A ee » Guy particularised hereunder, are pereDy revoked. j oa 
ee Ww. E. WEKARNE, Minister for Lands. 

os aR CAGER OS 

x Lana Class of Holding Date of : : 

District. Division. for which the Land Notification, County, ats Parish. Shire, &c. vd Area, . Part revoked. Papers No, 

. ; was set apart. i ‘ 

a 3 3 : at a &. Bape : 
 Armida’e ..| Eastern..| Suburban Holding} 16 Dec., 1921] Sancon ..| Harnham ..| Gostwyck Shire.. 26-138 | The whole. Plans S.° 4,446,) Aln 1929- 
a : Area No. uf 378. AB: ; 4,447, 4,448) 4,449, 4,450, 9,45), 8,567. 
cas aie ie 4,452, 4 453-1,660. 
pa - Lithgow.... do ..| Crewn-lease Area /27 July, 1917 Wastmore: - Vulcan ..| Oberon Shire ..|1,093 2 0 The whole ; portions 55, 100) Ms, 1922- 

ea 2 No. 3,026. ft Yards: 101. Plans W. 3,862. Roll. 9,633. 

< 3,643 and 3,644~-1,502. BBS 
Lismore .. do ..| Additional Hold. je May, 1918 Rous .-| Newrybar ..| Tintenbar Shire..| 122 2 0 | The whole; portion 89. Plan| Ms, 1992- 
ing, av £3 perl’ ae | R. 7}245-1,759. 10,278, 
aere. vice Ue . } “ 
do ..| Homestead Selec-| 24 April, 1901| do .-| Dunoon —_../ Terania Shire ..| 187 0 0 | Part within portions 168 and] do 
tion Area No. 761, : ' LE bo .Plans R. 5,15] and 5,249- 
: i { 759. ‘ 
do .,| Special Area No.| 14 July, 1888] do vere do ys do et BO Pao Tho whole ; portions 7, 9 and do | 
; 6,818. ihe F :: 12° to 19, Plan R. 4,049- ; 
; } d 1,759 R, 
do... Special. Area No.| 17 Nov., 1888) do ee do - ue do ../1,286 0 0} The balance. Plans R. 3,975 do 
sey Gurl) : ; ; and 3,985-1,759 Rolls. 
do .. ‘Special Area No. 17 ,, % dos 4S 4 do = do --| 259° 0 O | The whole; portions 51, 52, 55, do 
eee in 7,718. ‘ ' | 56, and 57. Plan R. 3,986- 
“3 BAe, i | > 4,759 R, 
do ..|.Special Area No.| 6Oct.,/ ,, do . ae do oy do us 71 0 0 | The whole; portion 184. Plan do 
PSR AAT ; R. 8,520-1,759. 
do .,| Special Area No.| 22 Sept., ,, do oe do be do --| 640 1 01! The balance; portions 137 to do 
4 iB425 x ; y 141, and 143 and 144. Plan 
: R. 4,190-1,759 R. 
- do ..| Special Chek No.| 13 Aug., 1904) do fs do 5 do -»; 3801 3 10 | Parts within portions 173, 174, do 
38,083. > : 178, and 187. Plans R. 5,582, 
i : : 5,583, 5,587, and 5,824-1,759. 
.|.. do ..| Special Area No,| 13 April, 1889} do oe do va do -.| 345 2.38 | Part within portions 147 to 151 do 
8,882. } pier 5 : | inclusive, Plans R. 4,194 
is i 3 ; | and 5,917-1,759. 
do ..| Special Area No.| 23 Noy., 1889} Camden ..| Couridjah ..| Wollondilly Shire} 100 0.0 | Part within portions 184 and do 
id 10,295, : ‘ 185. Plans C. 1,960 and 1, 961- ; 
, 2,041. 
do ..| Special Area No.| 30 Sept, 1869} do os do ¥3 do ..| 415° 0 0] The whole ; portions 52, 313 to do 
28 BLO eg + ave 318, 320, and 321. Plan U. 
, / , ' 2,351-2,041. 
ado ..| Crown-lease Areal 7 Jan., 1916; do 3 do a. do ae 80 8 0 | The whole; portion 186, Plan ao 
No. 2,226. C. 3,000-2;041. 
do ..)Additional Holdings,| 27 Mar., 1912) do << do oo do --| 51 0 0} The whole; portion 128. Plan do 
at 10s. per acre. : C. 3,051-2,041, 
do ..|Additional Holdings,| 28 Feb, , | Gloucester | Underbank!..| Wallarobba Shire} 21 2 0 | The whole; portion 118. Plan do 
at 30s, per acre. eh. G. 4,606-1,497. 
.| Central..| Special Area No.| 5 Mar., 1892} Oxley -.| Warren ,.| Warren Munici- 34 0 0 Part within portion 113. Plan do 
F ‘ 25,258. ‘ pality. | 0, 664-2,000. 
do ..| Special Area No.| 5 ,, 4 do an ado ..| Marthaguy Shire | 364 38 0 | The whole ; portions 114, 115, do 
15,254. if i 4 and 116. Plan O. 668-2,000. ‘ 
..| Eastern... Special Area No, 894] 5 Jan., 1917| Argyle ..| Norrong ..| Mulwaree Shire.. 0 1 36 | Part within portion 163, Plan do 
bm sy : A. 4,079-2,121. 
do ..|Additional Holdings,| 27 Gct., 1909] Ashburn- | Goimbla .,.| Boree Shire . ..| 201 0 0 | Part within portions 156 and do 
2 at 6s, Sd. per acre: : ham. : 159. Plans’ A. 6,883 and 
. : ; pA 7,135-1,770. 
do ..| Homestead Farm! 20 ,, 1922) Vernon ..| Walcha ..| Apsley Shire. ..| 77 010} The whole; portions 170, 171,) Ms, 19225 
; Area No. 1,444. , and 172. Plan V, 1,242-] 10,884. 
Ae Pah sist " ; - 1,719 Roll. 
* 
4 





ne oS 44 





6358 


[3701 j 


Bey 











NEW SOUTH WALES pio om GAZETTE, 


ot 


REVOCATION OF RESERVES FKOM SALE, LUASE, bo, 


the expiration of sixty days from the above date, 





























EE op | Divito. ie Purpose. 
is 
Narrabri ..| Central.) 13,769 | From sale for public 
hae | buildings. 
Do de | 49,467 | From sale for liter- 
» | ary institute site 
Do od do ..| 49,463 | From lease» gener- 
ally. 
Glen Innes..| Eastern..} From sale and lease 
| | under section 206, 
Bathurst . ao | Reserve from sale 
| or lease under 
{ | ‘section 206. 
Deniliquin ..! Central..| 23,463 | Fromi sale for tra- 
velling stock and 
| . amping. 
Bombala °..! Eastern..| 52,863 | From sale for tem- 
| porary common 
at Craigie. 
DOs co ee 5,186 | Lease generally 
Lithgow -.| ado foe By 33 Reserve fcom sale 
| or lease under 
: section 206,° 
Queanbevan| Hastern,,{ 44,187} From license and 
lease other than 
} scrub lease. , 
Yass do 44,063 | From sale or lease 
other than scrub! 
fease or annual 
lease. 
Cooma  .. do ..| 42,642 | rom lease other} 
| than scrub lease, 
Deniliquin .,) Central..{ 121 | From sale for water 
' | , supply, 
Do do” .:.| 121} a0 
(North | 
extn). 
Do do 1,587 | Do 
Do do ..| 30,280 | From annual Jease| 
Ho do ae | From sale ~ under 
general notice. 
Do do 204 | From sale for water 
: jo Supply. 
Do do | From sale or lease 
under section 228. 
| 
Do do 39,503 pan sale gene- 
|  Kally. 
Do. do ..} 39,807 | ion ‘lease. other 
| than 18th section 
léase. 
Do de 744 | From sale for water 
; : supply. 
Do do...) 1,017 do 
| | i 
Do do 39,144 | From kale gener- 
: | ally. 
Picton Eastern..| 50,955 | From sale or lease 
generally. 
Warren ..| Central..| 14,974 | From sale for water 
| Supply. 
| 
Narrabri do 29,387 | From special lJease.. 
Nyngan do ..| 38,480 | From lease gener- 
| ; ally, and from sale 
, Other than auc- 
F : | . tion sale only. 
Hay do -.) 46,019 From. after-auction 
; | tender. 
Walcha ..| Eastern..| 35,958 | From annual lease.. 
| q 
Balranald ..| Western 1} From lease .. ed 


Nores.—These lands are included within a number of reserves and roads, also notified 


Bathurst vt 
Casino 
Goulburn .. 


Tamworth ,. 


Kempsey .. 


_ Nors,—This land will become available on. 31st January, 1923, for Suburban Holding under the same terms and poeaisions as notified 6th Augus’, 1920, 





Eastern.. 





Rete 





Reserve from sale or 
lease under sec- 
tion 206. — 

From. sale or lease 

: under section 206, 


under section 228. 


From sale or lease 
under section 206. 





From sale and leage 
under section 206, 


— 











4 eres: 1922 


From. sale or lease 10 Mar., 1920) Argyle 


4 July, 192% 





18 Aug,, 








Bathurst .. 


Richmond. 
(Village of 


Parry 

















Apsley 





West 
Coraki, 
‘Coraki),- 


.| Mummel . 


Royinn 





.-| Abercrombie 


No, 166. 





Sydney, Ist Dece nb: 





Riga aay IO. 
[1 Dec., 1922, 


—_—_-—— 


r, , 1028. “ 


is tay notified, for public information, that, under the provisions of section 30 of the aan Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, 
the reserves from sale, lease, &c., hereunder described, are areky. revoked, but. such revocation shall not take effect until after 


W. OE. ‘WHARNE, Minister for Lands. 

















_ Shire. 


Coraki inter 


pality. 


Mulwaree Shire 


1922{] Macquarie.) Lincoln .. Macleay ; 
| 


mie (Sub urban Holding Area No, 1,148). 





.| Nundle Shire. . 

















76 1 0 
1.3 30 
97 2-0 


412.51 8 


16. 2 19 














216 
Plan B. 4,756- 


The whole; portions 3 
and 2172 
25069. 








The whole ; portion 310 


Plan R, 2,439-1,744, 


The whole; portions 13! 
and 133. Plans A. 2,18 
and 2,134-2,121. 

_ The whole ; ; portions 33) 
and 108. Plans P. 2,825 
and 2,826-1,764. 


The whole; portion 70. 
Plan M. 6,571-666. 














/ ri 
| pv rather County. Parish. , | _ Bhire, &c. | Area, “ _ Part revoked. Parra No. . 
a. wl 
16. May, 1891 Pottinger, ” Baby Baa,.| Namoi Shire .. 010 The whole, Plans Baan; Ms; 1922- 
is Ryaeee of; Baan sis | Baa 4 and 24, 6,190. 
26 Nov., 1913) do -.| do ! do OE SO ae ¥ do 
26 iy , do. do do 0 1.0 do do 
14 Mar., 1919) Gough Glen Innes! Municipality of! 0 126 | The whole; allotment. 4.) Aln. 1922- 
Glen Innes. section 80. Plan Glen| 7,440, 
Innes 77. 
3 Noy., 1922; Roxburgh.} Castleton..} Turon Shire .. 70 0 | The whole ; portion 287.| Occ. 1922- 
‘ ; * Plon R, 3,684-1,496. 7,721. 
4 Jan., 1896, Cadell Tamar, ..) Murray Shire., 8 2 06 | That part within portion) Aln. 1922- 
SE (about), | 64. Pian C. 1,160-1,817.; 8,091, 
\ ; 
\-24 Nov,,1916) Wellesley...| Lawson Bibbenluke 48 0 0 The whole .. . «| Mg. 1922- 
: ey . Shire.! (about). | 8,084, 
| “ BLY ' Ss 
4g Sept. 1922) Westmore- | Vulcan -..| Oberon Shire ..} 1,093 2 0} The whole; ofeidnh, £5, | MS, 19225 9° 11) 
land, : 4 100, and 701. Plans W.| “9,638, > 
3,862. Roll, 3,643, and)» 9 0 
k ’ 3,644-1,502, ' 
28 July, 1909, Cowley Murray Yarrowlumla (4,200 0 0) The whole. “Plan Ms Ms, 1922- 
I Shire.| (about). 1,300 Gbn. 9,655, - 
30 June, 1909) do ..| Micalong ..| Goodradigbee | 1,280 0 0} The whole ..  .. rch SRDS, 
‘ | Shire.| (about). é 
| 
| 
8 April, 1998 ~ do Long Plain} Monaro Shire..| 2,460 0 0] The whole. Plans €,P;L. do f 
4 and Nat- (about). 59 and 91 @a, 
| _ tung: ‘| 
_ Notz.—The above are held under scrub lease. 
11 Nov., 1863) Wakool ..) Tittil .-| Wakool Shire..! 1,760 0 0{ The whole .. Ms. 1922 
i (about). : 9,798. 
28 Dec., 1885 do do | do | -| 1,280 0 0 do age ae ai do 
: (about), 
14 Noy., 1876 do Tittil. ‘and do «.| 1,220 0 0] The balance 4 do 
Danberry. (about). ve rit ts 
20.-°,, 1899 do ..| Nunnagoyt do .| 6,500 0 OQ] The whole .. Pa a | ees 
} ‘and Gonn. (about), 
17 April, 1862 do do od do ..|5,100 0 0} Parts within Campbell's do | 
(about). Island State Forest No, ‘ 
615, dedicated 18th Jan.,| 
aes ; iy 1v18, ae 
23 Dec., 1865 do Nearroon- do ..| 350 0 0} The whole .. do 
gareo, ‘ (about), : 
2 Sep., 1920 do — ..|‘ Neartoon- do’ .| 5,800 0 0} The whole, being aaitoad * do 
garoo and| (about), ae section lease No.) ~ 
Wandarad- ¥ 
| get. : YZ 
15. July, 1905 do. Nearroon- do --| 240 0 0 | The balance A do. 
garoo, v : (about). | ’ ser 
30 Sep: 4 lea ps do 4 do -i} 338 6° 0 do é do 
f : (about). ; 
7 Mar., 1870 do Yadabal. .. do 640 © 0} The whole . é me do 
(abouf). ee oo 
16 Dec., 1873 do Yadabal & do 870 0 © | The balance as do | 
Gockran. (about), } Taro 
15 April, 10905 do Yadabal .. do | 700 0 0 Parts within the parish of do 
; é if goo). Yadabal. 
1 Sept,, 1915} Camden ..} Couridjah..| Wollondilly 46 ve Part within portions 248,, at 1922 : 
: Shire, 265, and 312. Plan C. 273. 
\ "| +> 9,263-9,041 R, “ 
5 Mar., 1893) Oxley. ..| Warren ..| Warren Muni- | 15 © 0 | Part within portion 214 do 
‘ cipality. | and strip fronting thas} 
% portion, Plan O. 862-) 
2,000. 
5 Oct., 1898} Baradine ..| Quegobla..| Namoi Shire ..| 4,000 0 0 Part within the parish of} — do 
é (about). Quegobla. 
5 Noy., 1904) Clyde Willi Marthaguy 1o9 3 0 | Fhe whole; portion 26,| do 
Culling.) Shire.) - * Plan C. sda 828. 
16,4, 1910) Sturt «.| Maiden Carrathool 4,000 @ 0 | Part within the parish of do 
Shire} (about). Maiden, a 
18 Mar., 1903} Vernon Brassey & | Apsley Shire ..| 5,920 0 0} Thewhole ..- .. do 
é Yarrowitch,' canAure j 
18 Noy., 1860/ Caira Balranald,.; Partly within 1,100 0. 0| The wppie:. parts previ- Ms, 1922— 
Balranald (about). ously peybked. 10,795, 
Municipality. : M 


and dedicated areas which are not affected by this revocation, 


C.S. 1922- 
18,415, 


Ms. Ls es) rt 
1922-14,086. 


Ms. Ls. — 
1922-14 209. 


\ 


Me. Ls. sf 
asin 





Aln, 1922- 
"4,708. 


Pr 




















1 Dro, 1922] _ eats ‘NEW sour IS GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 166. 6359 





C8712) a Peta ie . Sydney, 1st December, 1922. 
"NOTIFICATION SEITING APART OROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL SUBURBAN HOLDINGS. 


Tf is hereby notified that, in pursuance a the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands comprisec 
withiu the areas hereunder ‘mentioned are hereby set apart for Original Suburban Holdings, and shall be disposed of under the 
prevailing conditions of the law, 


: ‘The areas will be available on and after 8th JANUARY, 1923, before which applications should not be lodged. 


ee Ah application ‘Shall be in Form 9, and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land becomes 
able) shall be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance, and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee; but upon 

L rmation of an application such rent and survey fee must be paid. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee 
sooner) a paid in ten equal yearly mstalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 


ae ae All applications should be lodged with the local Crown Land Agent by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly 

: ‘authorised in writing, and all applications in posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the Sth January, 1923, or at 
any time between the 8th January, 1923, and the 13th January, 1923, inclusive, shall, where eonflicting, together be deemed to 
bo and to have been lodged with such Land Agent,simultaneously on the 8th January, 1923. i 


The Suburban Holding will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts and the Regulations thereunder, and to 
the following special conditions :— 





(a) The Suburban holder shall take such measures as the Minister i Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep 
the land free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and “keep the land clear of all prickly-pear, noxious 
scrubs, undergrowths, and weeds. 

(b) The Suburban holder shall preserve ample green timber for shelter and shade purposes. 


The principal conditions which attach to a Suburban Holding are residence for the term of five years and payment of rent, but any 
building erected must conform to the ordinances under the Local Government Act. 


; After the expiration of five years from the confirmation of application a grant of the Holding will issue, provided all required 
¢ ynditions have been complied with. 

_ Where any land contains improvements which are or are nut the property of the Crown the holder shal) pay the eapital value 
o! sueh improvements i in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, 








W. LE. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


Note.— Ali afurbinlib may be obtained from, and all forms Sh aauhontion will be filled in by, a Crown Lands Agent free of cost, 
ae so desired hy she appa. ee 


yee AeSe oe ee 
Sab) Gah ‘; 





SUBURBAN HOLDING AREA No. 1,464. 
EASTERN DIVISION. mie 6 
Lanp Distrior or TumMBbaRvuMBA, AND TUMBARUMBA SHIRE ~ 


~ NOTE,—These blocks are not designed for home maintenance areas, but are intended to provide home sites for bushworacrs or 
oth xr r persors: of limited means, or by which an income from outside sourees may be supplemented by the products of the land. 

As these bloeks are not set apart-as home maintenance areas no promise of manetary assistance under the Returned Soldiers 
Se. Hexrent Aet, 1916, ean be made. iis 











3 3 ap 
= 
£3 mais; Annual 4 
a3 ¥ 3s Reno | 2. Nature and Nearest 
County. 65a 3" for first | Survey Estimated Value Town and Character of Land, Soil, Timber, &c., 
bet ae period Fee, of distance Water Supply. 
g¢ Zi) <6 és of Improvements, therefrom. 
I Ee} years. 
: =) 
nm 











: } | Acres. | eae Be ee Ca | Piers 
, - Stal Block,| About £°: ad | Lend. £ s. d, | : 
’ Selwyn ..| Tumba- | A 214 48.0 0; 1 1.6) 5 0 | Boundary fencing,|) Tumbarnmba, | Gently undulating; granite formation; sandy 
4 a aa | rumba, | fs | property ef ad-| 14 miles north- soil; timbered with gum and apple, and a little 
| "7 / joining holder} westerly. | stringy bark; no natural water supply, but 
7 | i | | (not valued.) if 8 | _. good dam sites ; could be cultivated, but soil 
Do "4 do it POEM fe Se O84) » do =] ' do rather poor, Rainfall, about 39 inches, 
{ | 









ie 30 0 0. 





i | Ms. 1922-10,779, 








—— 


Norr.—Includes part (about 614 acres) of temporary common, notified 22nd December, 1880, aud reserves from A.L. or O,L, 13th Me 1892, which part is 
hereby revoked, Area, capital value, rent, and survey fee. are subject to adjustment on survey. 


SUBURBAN HOLDING AREA No. 1,465. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Pree District oF ORANGE, AND C ANOBOLAS SHIRE. 


= zp _NOTE,—This_biock is not designed for a home maintenance area, but is intended to provide-a homesite for a bushworker or 
other person of limited means, or by which an income from outside sources may be supplemented by the products of the land, 


As this block is not set apart as a home maintenance area no promise of monetary assistanes under the Returned Soldiers 
ee nes Act, 1916, cca be made, 














Ins ‘ 

\2 ss | baa 

Eset ies! noua 
ee el SS | vane. | Rent . Nature and Nee I No a a 
 * County. ~ i Se:5| «7 — | for first | Survey Estimated Value Town an aracter of Land, Soit, Timber, &6., 
a y. Hi as 33] .25 wrioE period |, Kee of distance ‘Water Supply. 

; | E@q) <2 oe éaty. OF ie Improvements, therefrom. 
} 2a z | y 20 years. , ot 
s : | 
wm { 








onsale ie Gx ee ee 
0 





| 
3 t woleaea aaj Me 216 18 6 M 36 a B 18 2) 418 47 Ringbarking, ser ad Mullion er Quartz ridge with granite outcrops ; timbered 
- } bing, shed and| railway _ sta:' with gum, apple and stringy bark ; water supply 
; fowlhouse, £3:| tion, about) in Mulvan Creek ; ; part Suitable for orchard. 
fencing, half-| 4 mile. | Rainfall, about 27 inches. 


value, £5 4s.; Plan W. "2,439-2,091. 
Crown property. | Ms, 1922-8091. 


- Nors,—Includes the whole of Suburban Holding Area No, 1,260 for Returned Soldiers only, notified 25th February, 1921, hereby revoked. 


e 


= 


£360 : "NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 166. —[1 Dre, 1922.. 


—. 

















[8711] aah eam . | 3 Sydney, lst December, 1922. 
NOTLEICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR AN ORIGINAL CROWN-LEASE. 


ic is hereby notified, for public in formation, that, in pureuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, the Crown 
Lands comprised within the area hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for an Original Crown-lease, and shall be disposed of 
under the prevailing conditions of the luw. 


The area will be available on and after Sin JANUARY, 1923, before which applications should not be lodged. 


An application shall be in Form 9, and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land becomes 
available) shall be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance, and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee; but 
wen confirmation of an application such rent and survey fee must be paid. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fea 
sccner) be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 


All applications should be lodged with the local Crown Land Agent by the applicant in person, or by his agent iu person duly 
guthorised in writing, and all applications in posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 8th January, 1923, or at any 
time setween the 8th January, 1923. and the 13th January, 1923, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed to be and to 
have been lodged with such Land Agent simultaneously on the 8th January, 1923. N . 


The land set apart is exempt from the operations of general license under the Forestry Regulations. 


The Crown-lease will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Landa Acts, and regulations thereunder, and to the following 


special conditions :— 


< (a) The Crown-lessee shall not assign or sublet without the consent of the Minister for Lands, and if any stock not cana by 
the lessee are found depasturing on the Crown-lease it shall be pyima facie evidence of subletting. 


(6) Power will be reserved to the Crown and to any person authorised by the Minister for Mines to enter upon the lease and 
search for and win minerals. é 


(c) Power will be reserved to the Crown to resume any portion of the lease which may be required for mining, mining purposes, — 


_or any other public purpose, upon giving notice in writing, and upon payment only of the value of the improvements on 
the portion resumed (such value not to exceed their costs), and a reduction of rent proportionate to the area resumed. In 
the case of resumptioa for mining or mining purposes, not less than one month’s notice, aad in the case of Tesumption for 
ary other. purpose, not less than three months’ notice in writing will be given to the lessee. J 


(d) The holder of the Crown-lease shall, within six months from the date of confirmation of the lexse, commeaca ant take éfootive 
steps to keep the land so leased clear ‘of rabbits and other noxious anim als, and shall afterwards coatinue such efficient steps or 
means of keeping the land clear of the same during the whole term of the lease to the satisfaction of the Local Land 
Board, During the second year of the lease he shall commence and thereafter continue to clear the land of noxious weeds 
and,scrub (except edible scrub) at the rate of not less than one-tenth of the total area each year so that the whole shall be 
cleared during the firat eleven years of the lease, and after any land has been clesred or operated upon the lessee shall keep 
it free from noxious weeds and scrub (other than edible Bates during the remaining term of the lease to the satisfaction of 
the Local Land Beard. 


(@) The boundaries of the lease are to be fenced with a sizx-wire feace within five yeara of date of Ssniemetion of lease : 
Provided, however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Local Land 
Boar¢c. 


(f) Notimber shall be cut or removed from the land for the purpose of pale, except subject to the } provisions of the epreury Act 
1916, and Regulations thereunder at the time in force. 


(g) The lessee shall destroy all useiess timber, except such as shall be necessary for the purposes of shade and shelter, ard he 
shall preserve sufficient useful timber (if any) on the land leased for the purpose of improvements thereon. 


(2) The lessee may, however, take from the land leased to him such timber and other material for building and other purposes 
upon such land as may be required by him as tenant thereof: Provided such land i is not comprised within a timber reserve or 
State forest. 


(i) The lessee shall take effective steps to eradicate prickly-pear (if any) from the land leased, and keep the land clear therefrom 
to the satisfaction of the M'nister for Lands during the term of such lease. The lessee shall commence such operations 
within six months from the date of confirmation of the lease, and within twelve months from such date shall clear from pear 
not less than one-third of the land leased. During each subsequent period of twelve months he shall eradicate the pear from 
not less than an additional one-third of the area leased, so that the whole area shall be cleared within three years from the date 
of confirmation of the lease. 


The term of the lease shall be forty-five years, and a condition of residence for a term of five years shall attach thereto. The 
Crown lessee is required to enter into residence within six months from date of confirmation of the application for the leuse. 


Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown the holder shall pay the capital value of 
auch improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 








_ Notr.—Ali Sardrnbin may be obtained from, and all forms of application wiil be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of cost, 


if so desired by the applicant. 





CROWN-LEASE AREA No, 3,956. 
KASTERN DIVISION. 


LAND DisTRIcT OF WALCHA, AND ApSLEY SHIRE. 


2 

















r % 3 a CC, SETS RE OER 8 fe 
5 ; 
aed ° Annual 
Ga Capital i 3 
skys -sPertoh Ba | Aree pee for tet | Survey | pa Natareand | gown and Character of Land, Soll, Timber, be, 
" : 5 Crown-| riod of period Fee. Im ro distance : Water Supply. 
lease. if 4 of ah Nies nears rom. 
86 CO eat BET years. ; 
& 
Acres | ERS eee’ Os oe, ° f 
Hawes ..| Coolcumba! 13 1,540 513 6 8) 6 8 &| 21 6 8 Boundary fencing.| Walcha, about] Undulating, mountainous, to very steep; altered 
(about). Property of adjoin- ¢ 25 milesnorth-| slate and basaltic formation ; chocolate, clay, 
ing holders. erly; Walcha- and gravelly soil, and stony “subsoil + suitable 
\ : : road railway) . for yrazing only, and best adapted for cattle; 
station, about} not suitable for dairying ; thickly timbered with 
45 miles north-| gum, stringybark, messmate, ash, peppermint, 
4 westerly. hickory, and oak ; permanently and sufficiently 
watered by Myall Creek. Rainfall, about 40 
inches, There is no public school near. d 
Plan H. 1,560-1,67 1. 
Ms. 1922-9,463, 























ON 


Nore.—The included ae (1,540 acres) of Crown-lease Area 3,222, notified 28th March, 1918, and the whole of the automatic reserve from sale or lease 
under section 206, within the above, are hereby revoked, é 








cS “ae ‘ 
Ce ee ee ee a a we eo. 































PAY case at Rew ae Leu iy re 
PH ont ik me arte “ae 
NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GazerrE, No. 166, §361 
[8703] pene es Sydney, 1st December, 1922. 
REVOCATION. OF NOTIFICATION OF TRAOTS OR AREAS PREVIOUSLY NOTIFIED AS NOT AVAILABLE FOR 
ae. SETTLEMENT UNTIL FURTHER NOTIFICATION. 


1 ee is Haaee notified, for public information, that, under the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the notification 
that te tracts or areas hereunder described are not available for settlement are hereby revoked. 


W. HE. WEARNE, Minister for Vande: 









































L and ¥ . m ie ae Fase T: % Sire Tt hah klk oe es Cn. ve as RREOE ES. ES: KP ae Me 
District. a Division. | ieaocten County. Parish. Shire, &e, | _ Area, Part revoked. Papers Ne. 
1 ext ‘ E . p. 
Picton | --| Eastern ..| 28 June, 1918... Camden ../ Couridjah ., ..| Wollondilly . 546 6 0 | Parts within nortions 52, 318 to 318, 123,| Ms. 1922- 
ae 5 Shire. |* “186, 320 and 321. Plans. 2,000, 2,851| 10,273, 
=f ¥ ' Ae | and 3,051-2,041. 
Tamworth ..| do --| 16 April, 1898... Parry ..| Anna... i. ..| Cockburn Shire} 200 0 0] The balance .. ao SF ys oA do 
1 ae afd , (about). ; 
_—S Narrabri ..| Central ..| 12 July, 1902 .:| Baradine ..| Quegobla .. — ..| NamoiShire ..| 800 0 0] Part within the paren of Quegobla: do, 
Se Bh ie OR (about). ‘Plan B. 1,506-1,79 
Ea: Do ++] do --| 20 Oct., 1908... do te do eg as do ..|2;400 0 0| Part within the lec of Quegobla do 
} . ; ; (about) 
Molong +-| Eastern ..| 1 Dec., 1915...) Ashburnham | Goimbla .. _..| Boree Shire ..| 170 0 0] Thewhole ..  .. +. +e do. 
$ . Ries A (about). ~ ; 
Narrabri «2+ Central. vs ae .-| Baradine ..} Quegobla .. ..| Namoi Shire ..|6,000 0 0] Part-within the parish of Quegobla ...; do 
24,380 3 : : (about). 
Walcha —_../ Eastern. ..| 27 July, 1805 ..| Vernon ..| Brassy a. ..| Apsley Shire ..| 250 0 0 | Part within Brassy State Forest No, 645, de 
; _ (22,816) : (about). dedicated 31st May, 1918. ' 
{3704} ' Sydney, 1st December, 1222. 


ipthc cacen he OF TRAVELLING STOCK AND CAMPING RiSERVES FROM THE CONTROL OF 
PASTURES PROTECTION BOARDS. 


i: is hereby rotlaed that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Pastures Protection Act, 1912, as amended by Act No. 49, 1918, 
; and Act No, 25, 1920, the parts of travelling stock and camping reserves particularised in the Schedule hereto shall be and 
' ; the same are hereby withdrawn from the control of the Pastures Protection Boards specified in such Schedule. 









































mo : W. #E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
F rag . _ ScuEpure. 
a Nore eR ey F ene 
iy er Reserve. ena e County. | . Parish, | Land District. Fart of reserve withdraimn pom none of Papers. 
Travelling: stock ard Deniliquin... Cadell e: | Tamar Ons Deniliquin,,.. Part (about 8} acres) within portion | Aln. 
paron ty _ reserre ‘ : 64. Plan CO, 1,160-1,817.  - 1922- 
SS ABN ear ; | 8,091. 
Travelling steel Casino .../ Drake  ..,| Picarbin ...| Casino .,., Part extending from the north-western) Roads. 
reserve 49,012, ; | corner of portion 183 generally, 1920- 
ae | south-westerly and south-easterly| 799-19. 
Yili, : to Tooloonki or Minney’s Creek. 
[3707] eS Sy dney, Ist December, 1922. [3708 | Sydney, Ist December, 41922. 
CROWN LANDS NOT AVAILABLE FOR SETTLE- RESERV ES FROM SALE AND LEASE 
MENT ‘UNTIL FURTHER NOTIFICATION. GENERALLY. 
N pursuance of the provisions of section’ 84 of the T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
| 5 Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, it is hereby visions of the 28th and 29th sections of the Crown 
7 . notified that the Crown Lands comprised within the | Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands here- 


tracts or areas hereunder described shall not be avail- | under described shall be reserved from sale for the 
able for the purpose of any application until a further | public purposes hereinafter respectively specified, and 
notification has been published in the Gazette. reserved and exempted from lease generally, and they 
4 W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. are hereby reserved and exempted accordingly. 

4 aed W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


ee ee 


EASTErP VN DIVISION. 
Lany Disvricr or Proo oN, AND WoLLONDILLY SHIRE. 


County of Camden, parish of Couridjah, containing 
an area of 546 acres. The Crown Lands within the 














HASTERN DIVISION. 
For Public Recreation. 
Lanp District of Casino, AND CorAakt MUNICIPALITY. 


boundaries of portions ¢ 52, 128, 186, 313 to 318: inclu- No. 55,850 from sale (55,851 from lease generally). 
sive, 320, and 321.’ Plans C. 2,000, 2,351) and 3,051- | County of Richmond, par ish of West Coraki, village of 
2,041. Coraki, containing an area of 1 acre 3 roods 30 
' CENTRAL DIVISION. perches. Sea Lands within the boundaries of 
: ie Sah ortion 3810 an 2 ,439-1,744. 
Lanp Districr ov N.grRapri, AND Namor Sure. “Ms. Ls. 1922-14,086| 


County of Baradine, parish of Quegobla, contain- 


ing an area of 8,541 acres. The Crown Lands within For Sewerage. 


aye : 
on the boundaries of portions 11, 18, 14, 15, 16, ae and | Lanp District ov TamMwertnH, anv TamwortH Municr- . 
vf PALITY. 
[Ms. 1922-10 273] ® No. 50,852 from sale (55,853 from lease generally). 
County of, Inglis, parish of Tamworth, suburbs of 
EASTERN DIVISION, - Tamworth, containing an area of 163 perches. The 
Laxp District or Wancua, snp Avsuny SHIRE. Crown Lands within the following boundaries; Com- 


‘County of Vernon, parish of Walcha, containing an | Mencing at the north-eastern corner of the sewerage 
area of 77 acres 0 roods 10 perches. The Crews Lands depot within the external boundaries of portion 281; 
‘within the boundaries of portions 17 70, ‘171, and 172 and bounded thence by boundaries of that depot bear- 
Plan V. 1,242-1.719 Roll. ing south 88 degrees. 59 minutes west 1 chain 482 
fMs. 1922-10,884] links, and south 39 degrees 36 minutes west:59°2 links; 


& TL D ee ar. : R thence by lines bearing. north 7 degrees 28 minutes 
* Pir PEL RIOL OP. GUOUCER TER) AND APSLEY, ORIRE. west 52 links, north 28 degrees 29 minutes east 56 


County of Hawes, parish of Togalo. The Crown | links, north 87 degrees 3 minutes east 1 chain 59 links, 
Bec Lands within the boundaries of forest reserve 29,898, | and south 7 degrees 28 minutes east 49°6 links, to the 
PS notified 16th September, 1899, revoked this day ; ;-- | point of commencement ;—being part of portion 281 
“ ‘exclusive of the part dedicated this day as Giro State | of 19 acres 3 roods 20. perehes, shown on plan I. 2, 156- 
Forest No. 286, No. 1 Extension. , if, 690 in the Peper apent of Lands, Sydney, © 
| Ms. .1922-10,618] ‘ [Ms. 1922-9, 714) 


No. 166, 1 DeEcreMBER, 1922,—6, 





6362 





[3706] Sydney, Ist ‘December: 1922. 
RESERVE FROM AFTER-AUCTION PURCHASE, 
T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the 29th section of the Crown Lands 
Cosolidation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands hereunder 
described shall be and are hereby temporarily re- 
served from after-auction purchase. 


a W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands, 


EKASTERN DIVISION. 

Lanp District or RYLSTONE, AND RYLSTONE SHIRE. 

No. 55,855. County of Roxburgh, parish of Clan- 
dulla, containing an area of 125 acres 1 rood 19 
perches. The Crown Lands within' the town and sub- 
urban boundaries of Clandulla which have been 
offered ‘for sale by auction and not sold, Plan 
C.I. 2,346 Roll. 
[Aln. 1922-7954] 





. [38713] Sydney, Ist December, 1922, 
RESERVE FROM SALW OR LEASE GENERALLY. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of section 25a of the Crown Lands Consoli- 


dation Act, 1913, the lands hereunder described shall. 


be and are hereby temporarily reserved from sale or 
lease generally. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


KASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp District oF ParrRaMAtTTA, AND BLACKTOWN 
SHIRE. 


No. 55,856. County of Cumberland, parish of 


Prospect, containing an area’ of 20 acres. The lands 
_within the boundaries of the areas shown by red and 
blue tints respectively on plan catalogued Ms. 5,530 


- fy. 
~[Mis. 1922-10,255] 
[8709] 





Sydney, Ist December, 1922. 

Bot 2) RESERVES FROM SALE. 
. Tt is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 

visions of the 28th section of the Crown Lands 
Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands hereunder 
described shall be reserved from sale for the public 
purposes hereinafter respectively specified; and they 
are hereby reserved accordingly. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


WESTERN DIVISION. 
For Public Hall. 
Lanp Disrricr or WantwortH. 
No. 55,864. County of Perry, parish of Pooncaira, 


containing an area of 2 roods. The Crown Lands with- 


in the following boundaries: Commencing at the inter- 
section of the north-western side of McKinlay- 
street with the south-western side of Tarcoola-street, 
being a point north 67 degrees east 680°3 links from 
the most easterly corner of allotment 10, section 8, 
village of Pooncaira; and bounded thence by part of 
the south-western side of, Darling-street north 23 de- 
grees west 200 links by lines south 67 degrees west 250 
links, and south 28 degrees east 200 links to the north- 
western side of McKinlay-street, and by patt of that 
side of that street north 67 degrees east 250 links, to 
the point of commencement. 


[W.L.B. 1922-6363] 


[3708] Sydney, lst December, 1922. 


WITHDRAWAL FROM SPECIAL LEASE FOR 
SEWERAGE. Ya 





is hereby notified, for public information, that, | 


T 
I in pursnance of the conditions attached to Special 
Lease 1915-11, Tamworth, the Crown Land -hereunder 
described is hereby. withdrawn for Sewerage from the 
said special lease, held by Tamworth Municipal 


~ Couneil. ; 
bee te W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


‘4... EASTERN DIVISION, 
‘a Lanp DistTRict or TAMWORTH, AND TaMwortn 


trie MUNICIPALITY. 
County of Inglis, parish of Tamworth, suburbs 
of ‘Tamworth, containing an ‘arey of 16 perches. 
The Crown Lands within the follwine “boundaries : 
Commencing ‘at the north-eastern corner of the 
sewerage depot within the external “boundaries of 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 166, _ 





” 











; 7 5 
portion 281; and bounded thence by boundaries of 
that depot bearing south 83 degrees 59 minutes west 
1 chain’ 482 links, and south 39 degrees 36 minutes 
west 592 links; thence by lines bearing north 7 
degrees 28 minutes west 52 links, north 28 degrees 


‘29 minutes east 56 links, north 87 degrees 3 minutes 
east 1 chain 59 links, and south 7 degrees 28 minutes + 


east 49°6 links, to the point of commencement ;— 


being part of portion 281. of 19 acres 3 roods:- 20 


perches shown on plan I.:2,156-1,690, in the Depart- 
ment of Lands, Sydney. ~¢ ~ 
[Ms. 1922-9,714] rf 


BSS i AA A Rd eae: 

[3710] Sydney, Ist December, 1922. 

NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ADDITIONAL CONDITIONAL PUR- 
CHASES, CONDITIONAL LEASES, ADDI- 
TIONAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE LEASES, 
ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD SELECTIONS, 
ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD FARMS, ADDI- 
TIONAL SETTLEMENT LEASES, OR ADDI-- 
TIONAL CROWN-LEASES. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 

“visions of section 85 of the Crown Lands Consoli- 
dation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands comprised -within 
the areas hereunder described are hereby set apart for 
additional conditional purchases or conditional leases 
(not being conditional leases taken up in yirtue of 
and at the same time as original conditional purchases 
within the same area), additional conditional purchase 
leases, additional. homestead seleetions, additional 
homestead farms, additional settlement, leases, or addi- 
tional Crown-leases; and shall become and be avail- 
able therefor on and after the 8th January, 1923. It 
is further notified that the prices of the land for addi- 
tional conditional purchase, or the capital values, 





‘upon which provisional rentals (where required) shall 


be lodged, shall be as hereinafter respectively specified, 
except that the provisional rental to be lodged with an 
application for a conditional lease or an additional 
settlement lease, shall be 2d. per acre. Any additional 
holding acquired shall be subject to the same con- 
ditions (if any, and where applicable) which attach to 


the particular original holding in virtue of which the ~ 


additional holding was applied for. 

Notr.—All information may be obtained from, and 
all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown 
Lands Agent free of cost, if so desired by the appli- 


cant. 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District oF GosrorD, AND HRINA SHIRE. 
Price and capital value, £2 per acre. 


County of Northumberland, parish of Tuggerah, 
containing an area of 40% acres. 
within the boundaries of portion 147. Plan N, 5,224- 
211T. : 

Notr.—The included part (404 acres) of Homestead 
Farm Area No. 1,381, for returned soldiers exclusively, 
notified 12th May, 1922, is hereby revoked. 

[Ms. 1922-9,240)] : 

Lanp District or GRarron, anp NYMBOIDA SHIRE. 

_ Price and capital value, £1 15s. per acre. 

County of Clarence, parish of Rushforth, containing 
an area of 208% acres. The Crown Lands within the 
pend aries of portion 253,—shown on plan C, 2,856- 

soll, He 


Nore.—Part (about 208} acres) of Homestead Farm 
Area 1,105, notified 13th February, 1920, and reserve 
from sale and, lease under section 206, covering the 
above, is hereby revoked. © pits 
[Ms, 1922-8,911] see 


LANp Districr or GRArron, AND NympBorpA SHIRp. — 
Price and capital value, £1 10s. per acre. 


_ County of Clarence, parish of Rushforth, contain- 
ing an area of 249f acres! “Lhe Crown Lands within 
the boundaries of portion 251,—shown on plan GC, 
2,854-1,577. es 

Nore.—Part (2493 acres) of Homestead Farm Area 
No. 1,105, notified 13th February, 1920, and reserve 
from sale and lease under section 206, covering: the 
above, are hereby revoked. . 
[Ms. 1922-8911] _ 

CENTRAL DIVISION. 


The area hereunder described shall be subject also 
to the following special condition :—The prickly-pear 
on the land shall be effectually destroyed within two 
years of confirmation of the holding, at. the rate of 
one half of the area each year; any area eleared to 
be kept clear thereafter. pet 
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EW SOUTH WAL Gov ERNMENT GAZuI'eE, No. 186. 9303 


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INGARA, AND Banrans ‘Same, ere EASTERN DIVISION, 


apital value, £1 5s. per acre, { Lan Drsmater oF TuMBARUMBA, AND. TUMBARUMBA 
barella occupation license No, 295. | . SHIRE. 


urchison, parish. of Dunnee, contain- | 
about 250 acres: The Crown: Lands | 
the easterly prolongation of the south- ’ 
ban of portion 84 bearing easterly 7 chains, 
re ring south about 58 chains, south 60 degrees 
t 4 chains, south 27 degtees east about 17: 
and south 70 degrees east. to portion 70, and 
rtions 70, 61, 41, 30, 18, and 84. 


OTE. __Parts (about 250 acres in éach case) of 
velling. stock reserve 22,682, notified 6th July, 
95, and reserve from sale and lease under section 206. 
(forfeited scrub lease 871), wile the above area, are. 
hereby revoked. — Ae 


Price and capital value,. 15s. per acre.’ a a 


eon to 


“County of Selwyn, parish of Tambarunha, contain 
ing an area of about 60 acres. The Crown. Lands 
bounded by portions 116, 53, and 52, parish of Burras 
282, 200, and 356, and. the easterly prolongation. of 
the northern boundary of the lastnamed portion. 

Norr.—The ineluded part (about 60 acres) of teim- 
porary common, notified 22nd December) 1880, -re- 
served. from A.L. or. O.L., 13th April, "1893 is hereby 
revoked. Within Tumbarumba Gold Wield and Tum- 
barumba Population Area, w hich | are nop affected by 
this notification. . |» ; ‘ 


AMS 1922-10,779] 





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fa ain Se en eve the : ‘Sydney, | Ist Dedstuber, 1922. 
© Rag ae SAE ae " REVOCATION OF RESERVES FROM SALE. 


ype Hiecoliatey ‘the PLN ath: the advice of the. Executive Council, on the recommendation ‘of the Minister, dnd with the 
concurrence of the Secretary for Lands, directs it to. ba notified that, in pursuance of the provisions. of section 22. of. the Forestry 
ones 1o}er ee reserves from sale hereun ice described shall be revoked, and they are revoked accordingly. Spare 


- OTS Sak dia pal Cha a. W. &E. .WEARNE,, Minister fox, i ‘orests. 


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a Ty Commencing ata point 5 chains east of a point on the western boundary of the Forest Reserve 26 chains south of a post “mar ked. broad- arrow 
eee: over 'B, 85, parish of Turo a, county Wakool; and bounded th tthe by lines bearing easterly for 17 chains, northerly. for 17 chains, westerly for 8 chains, 
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mR Ls | Beate Aphertisements, 
F “a i . sik Pas, PROPERTY AOL. v LOBB AND COMPANY LIMITED. 








_INvunpep Tssun OF Paovisio AT an Extraordinary General Meeting of the above- 
Trp. named Company, duly. convened and:held at Hay, on 
the 13th day of November, 1922, the subjoined Special - 


NAb Cnnntrscares OF | 
Vol. 2067, Fol. 179. Reaistered proprictor : _ Annie i Resolution was duly passed; and at .a subsequent 
i 





Marie Witcombe.. Land; fi, P:> being lot 9, d. P- | Extraordinary General Meeting of the Members of the 
5,832, in Queen-st., Ashfield. said Company, also duly converied and held at the 
Vol. 2650, Fol. 133. Registered proprietor ; Walter sane place on the 28th day of November, 1922, ‘the 

Cuneo. Land: 16 p., heing lot- ay. d.p. 7, 435, said Resolution was duly confirmed. og hee 
~ Undercliffe-st., Dee Why. RE 
Vol. 1526, Fol. 106; Vol. 2083; Fol. 103; ‘aul Vol. me ESOLUTION, 

; Fols. 248 and 249. Registered proprietor : ‘Richard That the Company be wound up ¥oldheaeily ‘and 

‘Edward Jones. Land: 4 a. 3r., being allots 10-19.| that Hugene Slavin Drury, of Hay, be and ‘he ‘is 

—incl., sec. 31, in Punch-st, + 1 r. es. being allot. | hereby appointed Paidate for the pur poses “of etch 
18a of a subdivn. of lot 18, see. 16; in Byron- st.; | winding-up. aa 
and 3 r. 32 p., being lots 2 and 3 of see. 57, in’ 


Dated this 28th de f Novemt 1922. 
Punch-st., Tespectively, at North Gundagai. mie Aaa Sai or Nake bg 


EUGENE SLAVIN DRURY, 
I HEREBY ponte my intention. to issue pprionst Liquidator. 
- Certificates of Title for the lands above described after reas 


the expiration ais twenty-one days. from the date 


hereof.” 
WwW. G. HL-WILLIAMS, 
: eter “Gener ale 


| Wee: te Ww. WILKINSON, 
Ist December, 1922. Be ie | 


Seen Hay. NAG ty Aa ny 





0’ BRIEN BROTHERS LIMITED yO Liquiparion). 


NOTICE is hereby giv en, in pursuance of section 141 
of the “Companies Act, i899,’ that a. General Mect- 
ing of the abovenamed | Company will be held at the 
[| Compan re s registered office, Daking House, * Sydney, 
on Wednesday, the third day of January, 1923, at 
2.15 p.m. o'clock, for the purpose, of” havitie® an 
account laid before them show ving the manner ih“which 
the winding-up has been conducted and the’ propetty 
of the Company disposed of, and* of hearing’ aiiy 
explanation that may be given ‘by the ‘Liquidator ; 

and also of determining, by Extraordinaty Resolution, 
the manner in which the books, accounts, ‘arid: docu- 
ments of the Company shall be’ ‘disposed of. 


AL oy dey BUSHING Mees 

Ww. iL, . BEAUCHAMP, Daking House, Sydney, Liquidator. 
Secretary. - 28th November, 1922. 

7s, 2042. } Nig Raa 


2046 AV Nas aint ees Wan 198, 








es -TULLOCK SILVER MINE (NO- TiaBt.iry), : 
Phe De Norice or Increase or ‘Catrran, 2 


Wi THE UNDERSIGN ED, hereby give notice that an 

‘ ‘increase in the capital of the. abovenamed Company 

Was, on the 28rd day of November, 1922, resolved on 

by the issue of five thousand (5, 000) new shares. of 

ta “pound (£1) each, in addition to the ten Shouse 
000) shares heretofore existing in the Company. 
ae this Roe eee day of November, 1922. 
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6364 SEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTS, No. 166, 





THE COMPANIES ACTS, 1899-1918. 
TFAtRFIELD AND District Co-opERATIVE SOCLETY 
LIMITED. 

NOTICE is hereby given that at an Extraordinary 


General Meeting of the abovenamed Society, duly | 


convened and held at the Council Chambers, Fairfield, 
on Wednesday, the 22nd day of November, 1922, 
the following Extraordinary Resolution was duly 
passed ;— 
: RESOLUTION. 
That it has been proved to the satisfaction of this 
“ Meeting that the Society cannot, by reason of its 
liabilities, continue its business, and that it is 
advisable to wind up the same; and accordingly. 
that the society be wound up voluntarily; and 
that Mr. Eecles William Cuthbert, of Carrington- 
street. Fairfield, be and he is hereby appointed 
Liquidator for the purposes of such winding-up. 
Dated the 22nd day of November, 1922. 


CHARLES THOMAS SHARPE, 
ca a (Chairman, 
04] “ae 10s. 








THE PORT HUNTER STEAMSHIP AND LIGH FER- 
AGE COMPANY LIMITED (I~ Ligurpation). 
NOTICE is hereby given, in pursuance of section 141 
of the ‘Companies Act, 1899,” that a General Meet- 
ing of the Members of the abovenamed Company will 
be held at my office, Commercial Bank Chambers, 


Hunter-street, Newcastle, on the 5th day of January,, 


1923, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon, for the purpose 
of having an acconnt laid before them showing the 
manner in which the winding-up has been conducted 
and the property of the Company disposed of, and of 
hearing any explanation that may be given by. the 


Liquidator; and also of determining, by- [xtra 
_ ordinary Resolution, the manner in which the books, 


accounts, and documents of the Company, and of the 
Liquidator thereof, shall be disposed of. 
Dated this 16th day of November, 1922. 


H. G. G. WEATHERLEY, A.C.P.A.. 
Liquidator, 
Commercial Bank Chambers, 


Hunter-street, Newcastle. 
1989 ; 10s. 








NOTICE OF FINAL MEETING. 

NavaLtum (AvusTraLia) Tamirep (I~ Liqurparton). 
IN pursuance of section 141, ‘‘Companies ‘Act, 1899,’” 
a General Meeting of the Shareholders of the above 
Company will be held at the registered office of the 
Company, 14 Martin-place, Sydney, on Monday, the 
8th January, 1923, at 11 o’clock in the forenoon, for 
the purpose of having an account placed before them 
showing the manner in which the winding-up of the 
Company has been carried out, and to determine re- 
garding the disposal of the books and documents of the 
Company, and hearing any explanation that may be 
given by the Liquidator. ; 

Dated 27th November, 1922. 

KE. M. PURCELL, 

: Liquidator. 

H.C. Macrre & Co., 
Chartered Secretaries, 
14 Martin-place, Syduvey,. 

2017 9s. 
a Nhe a Eel ANE IES Maa eo Nef 
NOTICE OF FINAL MBETING. 
FATERINE: Limitep (In Liqurpation). 


IN pursuance of section 141, ‘‘Companies Act, 1899,” 
a General Meeting, of the Shareholders of the above 


_ Company will be held at the registered office of the 


Company, 14 Martin-place, Sydney, on Monday, the 
8th January, 1923, at 12 o'clock noon, for the 
purpose of having an account placed before them 
showing the manner in which the winding-up of the 
Company has been carried out, and to determine 
regarding the disposal of the books and documents of 
the Company, and hearing any explanation that may 
be given by the Liquidator, 
Dated 27th November, 1922. 


Sr Aw €. CARTER, F.C.L8., 


Liquidator. 
H. C. Macrig & Co., 
Chartered Secretaries, 
14 Martin-place, Sydney. 
2018 Ys. 
4 














N | [1 Dec, 1923. 





NOTICE OF CHANGE OF NAME, 
I, Perer Howarp McLusxsy, heretofore called and 
known by the name of Nicholas Peter Kosloski, of 80 
Princes-street, Sydney, in the State of New South 
Wales, seaman, hereby give public notice that on the 





7 


twenty-sixth day of September, one thousand nine_ 


hundred and twenty-two, I formally and absolutely 
renounced, relinquished, and abandoned the use of my 
said surname of Kosloski, and my said Chtistian name 


of Nichclas Peter, and then assumed and adopted, and. 


determined thenceforth on all occasions whatsoever, to 
use and subscribe the surname of ‘‘McLuskey,’’ and 
the Christian name of ‘‘Peter Howard,” in lieu there- 
of ; and [ give further notice that by a deed poll dated 
the twenty-sixth day of Seotember, one thousand nine 
hundred and twenty-two, | formally and absolutely 
venounced and abandoned the said surname ot 
‘‘Kosloski,’’? and the said Christian name of ‘‘Nicholas 
Peter,’’ and declared that I had assumed and adopted, 
and. intended thenceforth uvon all occasions whatso- 


t 


ever, to use and subseribe the name of Peter Howard — 


McLuskey, instead of Nicholas Peter Kosloski, and so 
as to be at all times hereafter called and known and 


des¢ribed by the name of Peter Howard McLuskey. 


exclusively. 


Dated. at Sydney, this twenty-fourth day of Novem- — 


ber, .b. 1922. 
Se P, H. McLUSKEY. 
Witness,-Percy D. Wynne, 
Solicitor, Sydney. “ae 
2086 ; igh igi. wes 14s: 


NOTICE is hereby. given that_ the partnership 
hitherto subsisting between John George Cunning- 
ham, of 77 Greenhill-street, Croydon, marble mer- 
chant, and George Thorn, of 79 Old Canterbury road, 
Lewisham, marble merchant, carrying on business as 
marble merchants at Saddler’sicrescent, Petersham, 
and trading under the name or style or firm of 
“Cunningham’ and Thorn,’ has been dissolved as 
from the date hereof; all debts due to and owing by 


‘the said late firm will be received and paid respec- 


tively by John George Cunningham, who will continue 


to carry on the said business. 


_. Dated this twenty-seventh day of November, 1922. 


JOHN GEORGE CUNNINGHAM, 
GEORGE THORN, > x 
Witness ,— eit eg 


K. A. Hunt, Me ‘ees Re ae 
Solr., 34 Martin-place, Sydney. 
Harorp T. Morgan ann MorcGan,-  - 
Solrs., Sydney. y, 


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ss 


2055 9s. 





NOTIC# is hereby given that.the partnership hereto-— 


fore subsisting between the undersigned, Phillip 
August Heinrich Giersch and John Alfred Lindner, 
trading as Giersch and Lindner, ef Ivor-street, Henty, 
motor garage proprietors, has been dissolved by mutual 


consent as and from the 20th day of November, 1922. 


All debts owing by the said firm will be paid by the 


said John Alfred Lindner, to whom all moneys owing | 
to the sajd firm are to be paid. The business of the- 


said firm will in future be carried on by the-said John 
Alfred Lindner alone. é 
Dated this twenty-fifth day of November, 1922. 

- P. A. H. GEERSCH. 
Witness,_R. J. Jonson, a 
Solicitor, Henty. ; 

JA. LINDNER. 
Witness,-—-R.. J. Jounson; 
Solicitor, Henty. 


2009 Biv ‘> 16s, 6d. 





x — 


NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP» 


NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership hereto- 
fore subsisting betwecn Harold Septimus Leggo and 
Wilhelm Stelter, as builders and contractors, at Grif- 
fith, in this State, under the style or firm-name of 
“Stelter and Leggo,’ is dissolved by mutual consent 
as from the date hereof. The business will be carried 
on by the said Wilhelm Stelter in*his own name, and 
he will receive all moneys dtie to and pay all moneys 
due by the late firm. 

Dated this 23rd dv cf November, 1922. 


Wi STELTER. uy 
SS HAROLD §. LEGGO. 


Witnesses,—P. W. ‘Buumer, Solicitor, Griffith. 
KE. M. Srarx, Solicitor, Griffith. 
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NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership hereto- 
for subsisting between Roland James Laverack and 
Ronald Keith Barnett, carrying on business as com- 
mercial agents, at 157 Elizabeth-street, Sydney, under 
the style or firm of ‘“‘Laverack and Barnett,’’’ has 
been dissolved as from the date hereof. {2 
Dated the twenty-fourth day of November, 1922. 
: ~ ROWLAND JAMES LAVERACK, 
ba ROLAND K. BARNETT. — 
Witness,—J. Pereivan Ivess, J.P. ; 
‘ 8. 


— 





DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. 
THE partnership hitherto existing between John 
James Smale and Albert Booth, who carried on busi- 
ness at Woonona as master butchers, has this day 
been dissolved by mutual consent. All debts owing 
“by the firm shall be paid by, and all debts owing ‘to the 
firm.may be paid to the said John James Smale, who 
shall in future carry on the business under his own 
name. =i : 
Dated. this 25th day of November, 1922. 
JOHN JAMES SMALE. 
; 7 * FARBER BOOTH. 
2015 SAT: re 6s. 





NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. 
NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership which 
has for some time past been carried on by George 
Carleton Thomas and Frederick Gavin Biggs, under 
the firm or style of Thomas and Biggs, at 58 Puitt- 
street, Sydney as architects, was dissolved by mutual 
consent as from the eighteenth day of October, 1922; 
‘and further take notice that George Carleton Thomas 
will in future carry on his business as an architect at 
58 Pitt-street, Sydney, and that the said Frederick 
Gavin Biggs will carry on his business as an architect 
at Castlecrag, Edinburgh-road, Willoughby. 
Dated this 27th day of November, 1922. 
5% G. C, THOMAS. 
Witness to signature of George Carleton Thomas,— 
W. A. He ALLWORTH | 25 LN 
Solicitor, Sydney. 


iS ees eS Sn F. G. BIGGS. 
_ Witness to signature of Frederick Gavin Biggs,— 
THOMAS GREEN, — = > : pay 
~ Solicitor, 82 Pitt-street, Sydney. 
2016 \ MEE 
Bae oo eS en y 
NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership here- 
tofore subsisting between us, the undersigned, carry- 
ing on businéss as printers at No. 17 Goulburn-street, 
Sydney, under the style or name of V. S. French 
& Co., has been dissolved as from the date hereof; 
‘and all debts due to and owing by the said firm will 
be received and paid by Victor’ Samuel French, who 
will’ continue to carry on the said business on his 
sole behalf under the same firm name. 
~ Dated this 30th day of November, 1922. 
VICTOR S. FRENCH. 
ars: ARTHUR’ HEUSCHKERL. 
Witness to both signatures,— 4 
K. D. Manton (Arnold, Manion & Co.), 
Solicitors, Sydney. 
‘ ae 10s. 6d. 


12s. 








2094. 


CLARENCE RIVER, COUNTY COUNCIL. 


Particunars of proposal to raise a Special Loan of 
£100,000 in accordance with the provisions of 
the ‘“Tocal Government Act, 1919,’ the ‘Local 
Government (Amendment) Act, 1920,’’ and the 
“Local Government (Validation and Amendment) 
Aict, 1922.’ : fe 

NOTICE is hereby given that the Clarence River 

County Council proposes to apply for the approval 

of the Governor\to borrow the sum of £100,000, to 

enable the County Council to construct works for the 
supply of electricity and to establish and conduct the 


 * trading undertaking of supplying electricity and 


supplying and installing electrical fittings and 
appliances, and, in particular to carry out and estab- 
lish the undertaking known as the Nymboida Hydro- 
Electric ‘Scheme, including the construction of a 
power-station at or near the Nymboida River, in the 
vicinity of the Nymboida township, and of danis, storage- 
reservoirs, conduits, pipe-lines, electric transmission 
lines, substations, and other appurtenances’ in con- 
nection with the undertaking, and including also 


the resumption of land and acquisition of easements. 
the expenses of administration and management and- 


~Counci 








of the encouragement of demand for and the sale of 
electrical energy, and the expenses incident to the 
exercise of the powers and authorities delegated to 
the County Council from its inception and for a 
reasonable period after the installation of the said 
undertaking, the whole to be subject to such modi-+ 
fications and deviations as the County Council, on 
the advice of its Constructing or Consulting En- 
gineers, may deem expedient. ca 

The proposal is to borrow the sum mentioned at a 
rate of interest not exceeding 6 per centum per 
annum, repayable by equal half-yearly payments. of 
rincipal;and interest, spread over. a: period of not 
ess than twenty years. 
The proposal will also include provisions as fol- 
ows : — 


(a) For the capitalisation of interest accruing dur- 
ing the whole of the term of the construction of the 
works and the expenditure of the loan money, and 
during a reasonable additional period to enable the 
establishment and development of custom ; 

(b) for payment of instalments of principal and 
interest not to commence during the whole of such 
term; and 

(c) for the loan rate to be suspended during the 
whole of such term. 

Plans and specifications of the proposed works may 
be inspected at the office of the County Council, 
Chambers, South Grafton, during ordinary 
office hours; and any further particulars concerning 


| the scheme of the works, or the details of the pro- 


posed loan, may be obtained on application to the 
Acting County Clerk or the County Solicitors. 


Dated this twenty-seventh day of November, one 
thousand nine hundred and twenty-two. 


D. N. MAXWELL, 
C. G. Mcken, Chairman. 
Acting County Clerk, 

Clarence River County Council. 
PoLiack AND CoLLINs, i 
County Solicitors, 

Post. Office Chambers, ; 

Victoria-street, Grafton. 


9048 £1 19s, 





MUNICIPALITY OF CONDOBOLIN, 


PLANS of the proposed alterations of the levels of 
Bathurst-street, as amended by the Council at a 
Special Meeting held on the 2lst.instant, may be 
inspected at the Council Chambers, Condoholin, 
during office hours. 

Objection against the proposed new altered levels. 
may be made within one month from date of this 
notice. 

Dated this twenty-third day of November, 1922. 


AUSTIN A. THOMPSON, 


Town Clerk. 
1998 aa, 





MUNICIPALITY OF GERRINGONG. 
TRIENNIAL HMLECTIONS. 


IN accordance with the ‘‘Local Government Act, 
1919,’’ and Ordinance 8 (9), made thereunder, and in 
consequence of there being no greater number of duly 
qualified Candidates nominated than there are Alder- 
men to be elected, I hereby declare the following 
gentlemen duly elected Aldermen for the Munici- 
pality of Gerringong for the ensuing triennial 
period : — S 
Thomas Burke, Robert Chittick, James Henry Dooley, 
James George Miller, Thomas Robert Morrow 
Moffitt, James Nelson, Thomas Andrew Noble, 


and James Sharpe. 
_ JOHN COPE, 
. Returning Officer and Town Clerk. 

Council Chambers, 

Gerringong, 24th November, 1922. 
1999 e 10s. 
MUNICIPALITY -OF TAMWORTH. 

Revision oF Commoners’ Roun. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Meeting of Commoners 
of the Tamworth Common will be held at the Council 
Chambers on Tuesday, 12th December, at 8 p.m., to. 
revise the Commoners’ Roll, in accordance with the 
provisions of the Commons Regulation Act. 


V. GUY KABLE,..~ 
Council Chambers, 


Town Clerk. 
27th November, 1922. 
2029 Gs, 











MUNICIPALITY OF WAVERLEY. 
(.  Dyiveis of” ROADS. ret 
"NOTICE is Hereby given that it is the mtention of 
the Council of the Municipality of Waverley, under 
the provisions of tlic ‘Local Government Act, 1919,’ 
to fix the levels of the undermentioned streets :— 
Hardy-street, North Bondi—From Murriverie-road to 
. * Aliee-street. ; 
Alice-street, North Bondi—Full length. 

Plans and seétions of thé proposed levels can be 
‘inspected dtiring office hours at the Council Cham- 
bers, Bondi-road, Waverley. iy Je 

Persons interested are required to set forth in 
writing, addressed to the undersigned, within one 
month from date hereof, particulars of any objection 
-to the proposals, or any claim for the provision of 
reasonable, means of access to the property in which 


they ‘are interested. 

LL. W./BEAGLEY, 
Council Chambers, Waverley, Town Clerk. 
he 27th November, 1922: 
2030 


— 


12s. 





MUNICIPALITY OF WAVERLEY. 
ie sy Names or Roaps. 
NOTICE is hereby given, in terms of Ordinance 30, 
framed: under the ‘‘Local Government Act, 1919,”’ 
that the Minister for Local Government has approved 
of the undermentioned name of a new road and 
alteration in the name of an existing road’: — 


_ Present name. 


5 


SiS _ New name? 
Allen-street, being a thoroughfare 

éxtending from Cowper-street to 

“ Hollywood-aventte i... .6..0ckss 

New road in the Allen’s Estate, ex- 

tending from Botany-street to 


} 


- Allen’s-parade. 


Hollywood-avente = 3040.) 


Allen’s-parade. 
; L. W. BEAGLEY, 
Council Chambers, Waverley, - Town Clerk. 
_ 28th November,-1922; — ‘ 
2066 * 7s. 





_ SHIRES AND MUNICIPALITIES 
~~ ORDINANCES 
iia hs DB 


"LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1919. 





_..° REVISED'TO 1st SEPTEMBER, 1922. 





NOW READY. 
Price, 10/6 ; postage, 9d. extra. 


Send. OnpERS, TO 


‘| GOVERNMENT PRINTER, 
robte. g PAILLIP-STREET, SYDNEY; 
hr eo et OW RADU RATES. ~ 
5 Brun Mountain Sutra, 
oe sLand,to be, sold for: default. 3 
"DEK following perdéns are required ‘to take notice 
tliat the Council of the Blue Monintain’ Shire has 
applied to the Public Trustee to sell the lands speci- 
fied below agaist their names, of which they appear 
tox he the ‘owners; for overdue rates ainounting to the 
sums mentioned in each case, and that in default of 
earlier payment to’ thé Public Trustee of the said 
rates; and all interest charges and expenses in con- 
nection with the said applications, and the proceed- 
mgs by-the Public. Trustee, the said Jand will be 
offered for: sale by. the Public Vrustee at public 
ametion ta) ihe te Paeey f ; 
; Harold’ Wiles "Aéres; of Baulkham Hills, overdue 
“rates, £4." T0s. Id. ;. lot 15, dpe’ 308> Wobd: 
_ .., bury-street, ‘Woodford, ss . uel 
Richatd Brooks, overdue rates, £6.08. 
lots 11 and 12, section 5, Grey and Forbes streets, 
_ Emi. Plains. | 
Miomas Baker, overdue rates, £14 16s, 
parts of portions 166/167, 
road, Glenbrook. . 





ides Jand, 


é 


~ s 


‘hdr land. . 


lot 14, Old Bathurst | 


Sydney, 23rd November, 1922. 


en 


“(d Deo, 1990, 






William John Clarke or Clark, or J. H. Philp or 
Phelps, overdue rates, £4 3s. 9d.; land, lot 20, 
. ‘section 6, Russell-street, Bmu Plains. . 
Joseph Coates, of Sydney, overdue rates, £16 19s. 6d. ; 
land, lots 7, 8, 9, section 6, Moore and Hill 
streets, Glenbrook. _ ; fod 
Elsie Sarah Crawley, of Bondi, overdue rates, £5 8s. 
10d.; land, lot 16, d.p. 4,026, Leslie-road, Glen- 
brook, ca ae 
David Fletcher, overdue rates, £11 5s:; land, parts of 
portions 166/167, Old Bathurst toad and New. 
Bathurst road, Glenbrook. Bie un res 
Frederick Hall, of Sydney, overdue rates, £16 3s. 
3d.; land, parts of portion 46, Chapman-parade, 
Faulconbridge. Ma ae : 
Rachel Harris, of Sydney, or Francis L. Murphy, 
overdue rates, £15 7s: 4d.; land, lots 16, 17, 
Woodbury-road, Woodford. _ 12. ; 
James Hewright, overdue rates, £3 9s. 2d.; land, lot 
10, section 5, Grey-street, Emu Plains, = 
Thomas Alfred King, of Glenbrook, overdue rates, 
€6 138. 9d.; land, lot 1; section 1, Levy-street, 
Glenbrook. aS ee 
John Pearson or Joseph James, overdue rates, £4 Os. 
2d.; land, lot 7, section 6, Main, Western road, 
- Emu Plains. it Rae Nar P a Le es 
John Pearson or Joseph T. Cottrell, overdue rates, 
£3 16s. 1d.; land, lot 
Emu Plains. ee ae 
John Pearson, overdue rates, £3 Os. 5d.; land, lot 19, 
section 6, Forbes and Russell streets, Emu Plains. 
Maurice Ryan, overdue rates, £2 18s. 3d.; land, lot 
11, section I, Main Western road and Fitzroy- 
street, Emu Plaims. ~~ 2 ws 
Alexander Stuart, of Windsor, overdue rates, £23 12s. 
4d,; land, portion 54, street unnamed, Mount 


Wilson, 
William Walker, overdue rates, £7 16s. 5d.; land, 
lots 8, 9, 10, section 8, Forbes and. Grey’ streets, 


Emu Plains; and overdue rates, £3 9s., 
section 8, Forbes-street, Emu Plains. 
Sarah Wilson, of Numantia, overdue rates, £6 4s. 
~~ 10d.; land, lot 1, Main Western road, Faulcon- 

bridge, 


lot 6, 


Emu Plains. a 
Charles York or William Ryan, overdue rates, £4 17s. 


Hmu_ Plains. : 
T. W. GARRETT, 

: - . Public Trustee. 
| £1 18s. 
+ BUILDINGS—SUTHERLAND SHIRE. 
THE Council of the Shire of Sutherland hereby pro- 
hibits within that portion of the Shire hereafter 
defined the erection of buildings with external walls 
of materials other than brick, stone, concrete, or the 
hike material. The portion of the Shire hereinbefore 


referred to is as follows :—~- 


All lands having a frontage to north and south 
sides of, Kingsway, from Woolooware-road to the 
ocean; all lands having a frontage to the east 
and west sides of Curranulla-street, from its 


2005 , 





Waratah-strect; all lands having. a frontage to 
north and south sides of Waratah-street, from its 
junction with Curranulla-street to its junction 


1, section 6, Russell-street, 


Charles York or Harry Dempsey, overdue rates, £6° 
12s. 4d.; land, lot 10, section HE, Fitzroy-street, - 


5d.; land, lot,.15, section HK) Main Western road, —— 


junction with Kingsway to its junction with 


with Ewos-parade; and all lands having a front- — 


age to the new esplanade to be constructed at the 
rear of the men’s new dressing sheds. 


All previous notifications in this regard are hereby 
. cancelled. Aad 


‘J. W. MACFARLANE, . 
Hi ay = Shire, Clerk! 


2031 ‘ 12s. . 





SHIRE OF COOLAH. 
NOTICE is hereky. given that the Council of the 
abovenamed Shire, in pursuance of the provisions of 
section’ 469 of the “Local Government Act, 1919,” has 
declared that the plant specified in the Schedule 
hereto is & noxious plant within the meaning of the 
said Act in the Shire of Coolah. — peer: 
i ae - Scowputy, 

Scientific name of 

lotus parviflora. Name by which 
_known—Hexham vscent, e 

J. YULE, | 
‘Shite Cle 


Council Chambers, Coolah, ; 
ve 27th November, 1922. . 
2045 ae? x Seg 


¥ 


plant—Melilotus indica or Melt ie 


commonly 










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ate he ae 



















November, 1922. 


















f ~ 
- 


2000 


; ei hie ee hrs de 
_ CAMBERWELL COMMON. 

NOTICK.—A Meeting of the Camberwell Common 
‘Trustees. will be held in the Publie Hall on the 16th 
December, 1922, for the purpose of revising the Com- 

moners’ Roll. wes 

Fuk a s ae J. T. DUNN, 

Secretary, O.C; Trustees, 
‘ 5s. 


te) 


A 





__— NEARGO BORE WATER TRUST. 

YOTICE is hereby given that Messrs. W. W. C. 
Reardon, Clylie, Avondale, and R. G. Meynink, Bal- 
limborah Moree, have been duly elected Trustees of 
Neargo Bore Water Trust for the triennial period 


commencing 22nd November, 1922, 


JOS. CAMERON, 
: : Returning Officer, 
2062 } hiv ! 5s. 





CAREUNGA BORE WATER TRUST. 
NOTICE is hereby given that Messrs. G. A. Morrison, 
Duro Vale, Garah, and W. B. Newcomen, Gunny- 
anna, Garah, have been duly elected Trustees of Care- 
unga Bore Water Trust for the triennial period com- 
mencing 13th December, 1922. ‘. 


‘JOS. CAMERON, 
Returning Officer. 


2063 4s. 


- _ BAROMA BORE WATER TRUST. 
NOTICE is hereby given that Messrs. F. R. Marshall, 
Tralee, Moree, and HE. G. Shelton, Warrana, Moree, 
have been duly elected Trustees of Baroma Bore Water 
Trust for the triennial period commencing 22nd 


JOS. CAMERON, 
' Returning Officer. 
ds. 


2064 


as 





- GURRUMBAH BORE WATER TRUST, 
NOTICE is hereby given that. Mr. Charles F, Coulton, 
Tackenbri, Moree, has been duly elected a Trustee of 
Currumbah Bore Water Trust for the triennial period 


commencing 22nd November, 1922. : 
_JOS. CAMERON, 
Returning Officer. 
: 4s, 


. TULLOONA BORE WATER TRUST. 
NOTICE is hereby given that Messrs. A. T. Carrigan, 
Roseneath, Garah, and J. J. Mitchell, Yooloobil, 
Dolgelly, have been duly elected Trustees of Tulloona 
Bore Water Trust for the triennial period commencing 
22nd November, 1922. 

JOS. CAMERON, 


Returning Officer. 
2092 - 5s. 





URANBAH BORE WATER TRUST. | 
NOTICE is hereby given that Messrs. H. M. Burcher, 
Wathenoo, Rowena, and F. <A. Dubois, Retreat, 
Rowena, have been duly elected Trustees of Uranbah 
Bore Water Trust for the triennial period commencing 


22nd November, 1922. a : 
fe afl JOS. CAMERON, 
Returning Officer. 
2093 grate ; e 5s. 


ANNA BAY SWAMP DRAINAGE TRUST. 
THE Trustees of the above Trust have caused to be’ 
made an assessment of all ratable properties within 
the abovementioned district for the year 1922-28, with 
the names of the owners and occupiers as far as known 
of such property. Particulars of such assessment are 


bse for inspection at all reasonable times at the office 
o 


f the Trustees, and within 20 days from the publi- 
cation of this notice any person intending to appeal 
against the assessment may do so in the way required | 


_ by the Water and Drainage Act, 1912, and the regula- 


tions made thereunder. e 
Re Re A. L. ADAM, 
Trustees Office, ian Secretary. 
Raymond Terrace, 16th November, 1922. 
aN Lee NBs. 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 166. 





2001 


} 2002 


4 


6367 





ae 


LONG BIGHT AND WILLIAM TOWN DRAINAGE 
UNION. 


BaLancr-sueer for Half-year ended 23rd November, 1922. 











iiagt ae elie OR> , Ey Bie 
Carried forward from preceding half-year well OL ee D 
By rates Pea SARA ay ee cm 179 10 0 
. £24018 5 
DE, ee 
W apes ta 2 sy 106 11 0 
Fencing material — . 39 2 6 
Workmen’s insuranee 4 6 6 
Sundry expenses 213 6 
Bs Ae eles pig 162 18 6 
Current account with the Commercial’ Banking 
bo Or Of SYONEWe. 7 he. iwe is: why Cement Foie HBS) BNO 
Cash in hand ... a4 is 5 eRe vo 416.2 
£240 18 5 
JOHN H.\SHEARMAN, 
Chairman, 





Aupitors’ CertiricaTe.—Haying examined the books and 
other documents of the above Union, we certify that the 
above Balance-sheet is correct, : 

Ernest G. ae : 
Joun 'T. SMITH, A dibats) 


J. 


200 17s, 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of Thomas William Joseph 
Garner, late of Katoomba, in the State of New 
South Wales, gentleman, deceased, intestate. 

PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 

tion Act, 1898’’: Notice is hereby given that every 

creditor or other person having any debt or claim upon 
or affecting the estate of Thomas William Joseph 

Garner, the abovenamed deceased, who died, on or 

about the 27th day of July, 1922,. and administra- 

tion of whose estate was, on the 14th day of. October, 

1922, granted by the Supreme Court of. New. South, 

Wales to the Public Trustee, is hereby required to 

send: particulars in. writing of their debt or claim to 

the said Public Trustee on or before the 26th day of 

December, 1922, at the expiration of which time the 

said Public Trustee will proceed, to distribute the 

assets of the said deceased amongst the persons en- - 
titled thereto; having regard to the debts or claims 
only of which he then has notice; and. notice is- 
hereby further given that the gaid Public Trustee 
will not be liable, for the assets or any part thereof 
so distributed, to any person of whose debt, or, claim 
he shall not. have had notice at the time of such 


distribution, ; 
ee kee." T. W. GARRETT, 
Culwulla:' Chambers, Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
24th November, 1922. ; 
6s, 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of Peter E. Efremoff, late 
of 59. Bolton-street, Newcastle, in the State of 

_ New. South Wales, labourer, deceased, intestate. 
PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898’’: Notice is hereby given that every 
creditor or other person having any debt or claim upon 
or affecting the estate of Peter KE. Efremoff, the 
abovenamed deceased, who died on or about 26th day 
of August, 1922, and administration of whose estate 
was, on the Ist day of November, 1922, granted by the 
Supreme Court ot New South Wales to the Public 
Trustee, is hereby required to send particulars in 
writing of their debt or claim to the said Public Trus- 
tee on or before the 29th day of December, 1922, at 
the expiration of which time the said Public Trustee 
will proceed. to distribute the assets of the said de- 
ceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, having 
regard to the debts or claims only of which he then 
has notice; and notice is hereby further given that 
the said Public Trustee will not be liable, for the 


‘assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any per- 


son of whose debt or claim he shall not have had 
notice at the time of such distribution. 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
- 24th November, 1922. 


16s, 


6368 


{n the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of Thomas Cassidy, late of 


Boggabri, in the State of New 
deceased, intestate. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898”: Notice is hereby given that every creditor 
or other person having any debt or claim upon or affecting 
the estate of Thomas Cassidy, tlie abovenamed deceased, 
who died on or about the 11th day of April, 1920, and ad- 
ministration of whose estate was, on the Ist day of September, 
1921, granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales 
‘to the Public Trustee, is hereby required:to send particulars 
in writing of their debt or claim to the said Public Trustee 
on or betore the 3lst day of December, 1922, at the 
expiration of which time the said Public Trustee wil! proceed 
to distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst the 
persons entitled thereto, having regard to the debts or 
claims only of which he ‘then has notice; and notice 
is hereby further given that the said Public Trustee will 
not be liable, for the assets or any part thereof so distributed, 
to any person of whose debt or claim he shall not have 
had notice at the time of such distribution. 


te 


South Wales, labourer, 


W. GARRETT, - 
Oulwulla Chambers, Public Trustee, 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 

28th November, 1922. 


2025 16s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of John Anthony Dinnen, late 
of Marrickville, in the State of New South Wales, 
engineer, ‘leceased, intestate. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898’: Notice is hereby given that every creditor or 
other person having any debt or claim upon or affeeting the 
estate of John Anthony Dinnen, the: abovenamed deceased, 
who died on or about the 2ndday of September, 1922, and 
administration of whose estate was, on the 2lst:day of 
November, 1922, granted by the Supreme Court of New South 
“Wales to the Public Trustee, is hereby required to send par- 
ticulars in writing of their debt or claim to the said Public 
Trustee on or before the 30th day of December, 1922, at the 
expiration of which time the said Public Trustee will proceed 
to distribute the assetsof thesaid deceased amongst the persons 
entitled thereto, having regard to the debts or claims only 
of which he then has notice; and notice: is hereby further 
given that the said Public Trustee will not be liable, for the 


assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any person of ~ 


whose debt or claim he shall not have had netice at the time 
of such distribution. as 
T. W. GARRETT, . 
Culwulla Chambers, | Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 

28th November, 1922. 


2054 aes 16s, 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 

In the matter of the estate of Thomas Heron, late of 
Randwick, in the State of New & 
carpenter, deceased. 

PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 

tion Act, 1898,’? and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Main- 

tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916’’: 


Notice is hereby given that’ every creditor or other | 


person having any debt or claim upon or affecting the 
estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died on or 
about the Ist day of October, 1922, and probate of 
whose will was, on the 15th day of November, 1922, 
granted by the Supreme ‘Court of New South Wales 
- to the Public Trustee, is hereby required to send par- 
ticulars in writing of their debt or claim to the said 
Public Trustee on or before the 30th day of Decem- 
ber, 1922, at the expiration of which time the said 
Pubhe Trustee will proceed to distribute the assets of 
the said deceased amongst the persons entitled there 
_ to, having regard to the debts or claims only cy which 
he then has notice; and notice is hereby further given 
that the said Pubhe Trustee will not be liable, for the 
assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any per- 
son of whose debt or claim he shall not have had 
notice at the time of such distribution, 


; TW. GARRETE, 
Culwulla Chambers, Pubhe Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 

28th November, 1922, 
2022 


16s, 


South Waies, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 166. 








* 


[1 Dro., 1922 





In the Supreme Court of New South Waies, 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of Alfred Charles Bacon, 
late of Walcha, in the State of New South Wales, 
grazier, deceased, intestate, : 


PURSUANT to the “Wills, Probate and Administra- 


Calwulla. Chambers, 


tion Act, 1898:’’ Notice is hereby given that every 
creditor or other person having any debt or claim 
upon or affecting the estate of Alfred Charles Bacon, 
the abovenamed deceased, who died on or about the 
20th day of July, 192%, and administration of whose 
estate was,on the 15th day of November, 1922, granted 
by the Supreme Court of New South Wales to the 
Public Trustee, is hereby required to send particulars 


in writing of their debt or claim to the said Public 


Trustee on or before the 30th day of December, 1922, 
at the expiration of which time the. said Public 
Trustee will proceed to distribute the assets of the 
said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, 
having regard to the debts or claims only of which he 
then has notice: and notice is hereby further given 
that the said Public Trustee will not be liable, for the 
assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any per- 
son of whose debt or claim he shall not have had notice 


at the time of such distribution. 


T, W. GARRETT, 


Culwulla Chambers. Public,Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
24th November, 1922. wh 
, ; : 8. 


2003 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION, 


In the matter of the estate of Michael Walsh, late of 
Chippendale, in the State of New South Wales, 
clerk, deceased, intestate. foo 

PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 

tion Act, 1898”: Notice is hereby given that every 

creditor or other person having any debt or iclaim upon 
or affecting the estate of Michael Walsh, the above- 
named deceased, who died on or about the 24th day 
of October, 1874, and administration of whose estate 
was, on the 14th day of January, 1921, granted by 
the Supreme Court of New South Wales to the Public 

Trustee, is hereby required to send particulars in 

writing of their debt or claim to the said Public 

Trustee, on or before the 28th day of December, 1922, 

at the expiration of which time the said Public Trus- 

tee will proceed to distribute the assets of the said 
deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, having 

Yegard to the debts or claims only of which he then 

has notice; and notice is hereby further given that 

the said Public Trustee will not be lable, for the 
assets or any part,thereof so distributed, to any per- 
son of whose debt or claim he shall not have had 
notice at the time of such distribution. 

- T. W. GARRETT, 

Culwulla Chambers, : Public Trustee. 

67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 

24th November, 1922. 





2004 16s. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
, PROBATE JURISDICTION. 

In the matter of the estate of Sarah Ann Reilly, late 
of Lismore, in the State of New South Wales, 
married woman, deceased. ny oy eg 

PURSUANT to the Het Probate and Adminis- 

tration Act, 1898, and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Main- 

tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916’’: 

Notice is hereby given that every creditor or other 

person having any debt or claim upon or affecting 

the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died on 





or about the 16th day of duly, 1922, and that letters 
‘of administration, with the will annexed, was, on 


the 14th day ‘of November, 1922, granted by- the 
Supreme Court of New South Wales to the Public 
Trustee, is hereby required to send particulars in 
writing of their debt or claim to the said Public 
Trustee on or before the 26th day of December, 1922, 
at the expiration of which time the said Public Trus- 
tee will proceed to distribute the assets of the said 
deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, having 
regard to the debts or claims only of which he then 


- has notice: and notice is hereby further given that 
t —} S 


the said Public Trustee will not be liable, for the 
assets or any part thereof so distributed, to. any per- 
san of whose ‘debt or claim he shall not. have had 
notice at the time of such distribution. i 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Public Trustee, 
67 Castlereagh-strect, Sydney, 
2nd. November, 1922, Bs 
2006 ° , F Sat EL OSS 









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In the ‘Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of Sarah-Ann Kirk, late 
.. of Dulwich Hill, in the State of New South Wales, 
widow, deceased. * - re 

~ PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 

haa 1898,” and the ‘Testator’s Family Main- 

* tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916’: 

- Notice is hereby given that every creditor or other 

person having any debt or claim upon or affecting the 

-estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died on or 

~~ about the 9th day of August, 1922, and letters of 

administration, with the will annexed, of whose estate 

were, on the 10th day of October, 1922, granted by the 

Supreme Court of New South Wales to the Public 

Trustee, is hereby required to send particulars in 

writing of their debt or claim to the said. Public 

Trustee on or before the 30th day of December, 1922, 

7 at the expiration of which time the said Public Trustee 

: will proceed to distribute the assets of the said 

deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, having 

regard to the debts or claims only of which he then 

has notice; and notice is hereby further given that the 

~ said Public Trustee will not be liable, for the assets or 

. “any part.thereof so distributed, to any person of whose 

a debt or claim he shall not have had notice at the time 
of such distribution. 


—~T. W. GARRETT, 


Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. — 
r . 67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
28th November, 1922. 
2023 =) < Sey 16s. 
3 Oe gM SP NG BSE IN FeSO ESS IEE PT ARNEL RN SE EES I 
we _In the Supreme Court of New South Wales- 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of Margaret Alice Fahey, 
late of San Francisco, in the United States of 
America, married woman, deceased, intestate. 


- PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra-. 

tion Act, 1898’’: Notice is hereby given that every 

- ereditor or other person having any debt or claim 

eae upon or affecting the estate of Margaret Alice Fahey, 

the abovenamed deceased, who died on or about the 

14th day of April, 1922, and administration. of whose 

estate was, on the 1st day of November, 1922, granted 

by the Supreme Court of New South Wales to the 

Public Trustee, is hereby required to send particulars 

in writing of their debt or claim to the said Public 

Trustee on or before the 30th day of December, 1922, 

at the expiration of which time the said Public 

£ Trustee will proceed to distribute the assets of the 

: said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, 

having. regard to the debts or claims only of which 

he then has notice; and notice is hereby further given 

\ that the said Public Trustee will not be liable, for 

. _ the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any 

ae person of whose debt or claim he shall not have had 
- notice at the time of such. distribution. © 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Public Trustee. 















Culwulla Chambers. 

' 67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
28th November, 1922. ~ 

2034 Stipe : 16s. 


——— 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


"  - Jn the matter of the estate of William Scott Harden, 
ea late of Brisbane, in the: State ®f Queensland, 
Ps clerk, deceased. le ‘ec. ; 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,” and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Main- 
tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: 
Notice is hereby given that every creditor or other 

- person having any debt or claim upon or affecting 
the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died on 

or about the Ist day of October, 1915, and letters of 
administration, with the will annexed, were, on the 

_ 4th dav of August, 1922, granted by the Supreme 
Court of New South Wales to the Public Trustee, is 


7 their debt or claim to the said Public Trustee on or 
____—hefore the 31st day.of December, 1922, at the expr tie 
me! tin of which time the seid Publie Trustee will proceed 
i to distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst 
as the persons entitled thereto, having regard to the 


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hereby required to send particulars in writing of: 


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-1Dec, 1922] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 166. 


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63694 








debts or claims only of which he then has notice; 
and notice is hereby further given that the said 
Public Trustee will not be liable, for the assets or 
any part thereof so distributed, to any person of 
whose debt or claim he shall not have had notice «at 
the time of such distribution. 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
28th November, 1922. ah 
2035 16s. 
4 ; "2 f 
In the Supreme Court. of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION, 


In the will of John Lea ?, late of Wentworth, in the 
State of New South Wales, formerly hotelkeeper, 
but latterly of no occupation, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,’ and pursuant to the ‘‘Testator’s 
Family Maintenance and Guardianship of Infants 





Act, 1916’’: Notice is hereby given that all creditors, 


and other persons having any claims, debts, or de- 
mands of what kind soever upon or affecting the 
estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died on or 
about the 10th day of June, 1916, and probate of 
whose will was granted by the Supreme Court of 
New South Wales, in its Probate Jurisdiction. on the 
28th day of November, 1917, to William Atkinson, 
hotelkeeper, and William Brown. Crang, land agent, 
both of Wentworth aforesaid, the executors in the 
said will named, are hereby required to send parti- 
culars of such claims, debts, and demands to the said 
executors, or to the undersigned, on or before the 
30th day of December, 1922, at the expiration of 
which time the said executors will proceed to distri- 
bute the assets of the said deceased among the 
persons entitled thereto, having regard to the claim, 
debts, and demands only of which they shall then 
have had notice; and the said executors will not he 
liable, for the assets so distributed, to any person of 
whose claim, debt, or demand they shall not have 
had notice at the time of such distribution.—Dated 
at Mildura, in the State of Victoria, this 23rd day of 
November, A.p. 1922. 


- PERCY T. PARK AND HILLARD, 
Proctors for the Executors. 
Mildura, Victoria, 
1990 16s. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Henry Thomas Dunn, late of Dulwieh 
Hill, m the State of New South Wales, master 
printer, deceased, 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,’’ and to the ‘‘Testator’s Family Main- 
tenante and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”; 
Notice is hereby given that every creditor and other 
person ‘having any debt or claim upon or affecting 
the estate of the abovenained deceased, who died at 
Dulwich Hill, in the said State, on the 30th day of 
August, 1922, and probate of whose will was, on the 
8th day of. November, 1922, granted by the Supreme 


Court of New South’ Wales, in its Probate Juris- - 


diction, to William Henry’ Dunn and Emily Caroline 
Mulholland, the executor and .executrix in the said 
will named, is hereby required to send particulars in 
writing of such debt or claim to the said executors, 
in care of the undersigned, Walter Henry Hunter 
Hill, at his office hereunder mentioned, on or before 
the 6th day of January, 1923, at the expiration of 
which time the said executors will proced to distribute 
the assets of the said deceased amongst the persons 
entitled thereto, having regard to the debts or claims 
only that they the said executors shall then have 
notice of; and notice is hereby given that the said 
executors will not be lable, for the assets or any 
part thereof so distributed, to any person of whose 
debt or claim they shall not have had notice at the 
time of such distribution.—Dated this 22nd dav of 
November, 1922, ays 
Wi He. HEGEL, 
Proctor for Executors, 
Castlereagh Chambers, 
10 Castlereagh-street, Sydney. 


| 1995, we iY 16s: 


ane aS 


6370 





Tn tlie Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Amelia Annie Smyth, late of Petersham, 


in the State of New South Wales, married woman, 
deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,’’ and the ‘“lestator’s Family Main- 
tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: 
Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other 
persons having any claims upon or being otherwise 
intérested in the estate of the abovenamed deceased, 
who died at Sydney on the 20th day of October, 1922, 
and probate of whose will, dated the 17th day otf 
March, 1922, was granted on the 18th day of Novem- 
ber, 1922, to Patrick Smyth, the executor named in the 
said will, are hereby required to sehd in full particu- 
lars in writing of such claims to the said executor, in 
care of the undersigned, on or before the 6th day of 
January, 1923, after which date the said executor will 
proceed .to distribute the assets of the said deceased 
amongst the parties entitled thereto, having regard 
only to the claims of which he shall then have notice; 
and the said execttor shall not be liable, for the assets 
or ahy part thereof so distributed, to any person of 
whose claim he shall not have had notice at the time 
of such distribution.—Dated this 29th day of Novem- 
ber, 1922. 
COLLINS AND MULHOLLAND, 
Proctors for the Executor, 
77 Oastlereagh-street, Sydney. 

2038 Dap: 





Th the Stipreme Conve of New South Wales. 
PROBATH JURISDICTION, . 
In the will and codicils of Peter Aloysius Polin, late of 
Ashfield, near Sydney, in the State of New South 
Wales, gentleman, deceased, 


PURSUANT to the “Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,’’? and pursuant to ‘‘Testator’s Family 
Maintenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916” : 
Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other 
persons having any claims or demands against or upon 
the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who. died at 
Gecil-street, Ashfield, on Ist September, 1922, are here- 
by required to send in full particulars of their claims 
and demands wpon the said estate to the Perpetual 
Trustee Company Limited, 33-39 —Hunter-street, 
Sydney, the executor of the will of the said deceased, 
to whom probate was granted by the Supreme Court 
of New South Wales on 16th November, 1922, on or 
before the 12th day of January next, in default where- 
of the said Perpetual Trustee Company Limited will, 
after the lastmentioned date, proceed to administer 
the estate and distribute the assets amone the parties 
entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims and 
demands of which they shall then have notice; and 
the said Company will not be lable, for the assets or 
any part thereof so distributed, to any person of whose 
claim they shall not have had notice at the time ot 
pice distribution.—Dated this 27th day of November, 
O22. ; ' 
For Perpetual Trustee Company Limited, 
R. COPLAND LETHBRIDGE, 


Manager. 
F, R. Cowrrr, Proctor, 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney. we 
2049 | 16s, 





In the Supreme Court, of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Sophia Emilie. Holtermann, late of 
Forest Lodge, near Sydney, in the State of New 
South Wales, spinster, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the “Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898’: Notice is hereby given that all 
ereditors and other persons having any claims or 
demands against or upon the estate of the above- 
named deceased, who died at. Hereford-street, Forest 
Lodge, on 16th September, 1922, are hereby required 
to send in full particulars of their claims.and demands 
upon the said estate to the Perpetual Trustee Com- 
pany Limited, 33-39 Hunter-street, Sydney, the 
executor of the will of the said deceased, to.whom 
probate was granted by the Supreme Court of New 
South Wales on 16th November, 1922, on or before 
the 15th day of January next, in default whereof the 
said Perpetual Trustee Company Limited will, after 
the lastmentioned date, proceed to administer the 
estate and distribute the assets among the parties 
entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims and 
demands of which they shall then have notice; and 


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the said Company will not be liable for the assets, or 
any part thereof so distributed, to any person of 
whose claim they shall not have had notice at the 
time of such. distribution.—Dated this 27th day of 

x ‘ Say 


Noventber, 1922. a4 See 
For Perpetual Trustee Company Limited, ~ 
R. COPLAND LETHBRIDGE, . > ° 


Bae 





4 # anager 
Natnan'd. Payne, Proctor,.22 9. 7 7-' bad 
39 Hunter-street, Sydney. — Ue aan Re 2 Gi 
212 By Saige ‘s 163.4: 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales: ee as 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 

In the will of John Tighe Ryan, late of Sydney, in the 

State of New South Wales, journalist, deceased. __ 
PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898’’: Notice is hereby given that all - 
creditors and other persons having any claims upon or 
being otherwise interested in the estate of the above- 7 
named deceased, who died at Sydney on the 20th day 
of September, 1922, and probate of whose will, dated 
the 29th day of May, 1913, was granted on the 3rd day 
of November, 1922, to Richard Collender and Michael 
Meagher, the executors named in the said will, are 
hereby required to send in full particulars in writing 
of such claims to the said executors, in care of the’ 
undersigned, on or before the 6th day of January, — 
1923. after which date the said executors will proceed 
to distribute the assets of the said deceased’ amongst 
the parties entitled thereto, haying regard only to the 


‘claims of which they shall then have notice; and the 


said executors shall not be liable, for the assets or any 
part thereof so distributed, to any person of whose 
claim ‘they, shall not have had notice at the time of 
such distribution._—_Dated this 29th day of November, 


1922. 
COLLINS AND MULHOLLAND, Fs 
Proctors for the Executors, __ 
77 Castlereagh-street, Dae 


Se 


2037 





: In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Gaetano Francis Spora, late of Olivetto, 
Mowbray-road, Artarmon, near Sydney, in the State of. 
New South Wales, gentleman, deceased. _ - : 

PURSUANT to the “ Wills, Probate and Administration Act, 

1898,” and pursuant to ‘‘ Testator’s Family Maintenance and © 

Guartlianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given 

that all creditors and other persons having any claims or 

demands against or upon the estate of the abovenamed: ~ 

deceased, who died at Artarmon, on 16th September, 1922, 

are hereby required to send in full particulars of their 

claims and demands upon the said estate to the Perpetual 

Trustee Company Limited, 33-39 Hunter-street, Sydney, the 

executor of the will.of the said deceased, to whom probate was 

granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales on 20th 

November, 1922, on or before the 13th day of January next, 

in default whereof the said Perpetual Trustee Company 

Limited will, after the lastmentioned date, proceed to 

administer the estate and distribute the assets among the 

parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims. 
and demands of which they shall ther have notice; and 
the said: Company will not be liable, for the assets or any part 
thereof so distributed, to any person of whose claim they - 
shall not have had notice at the time of such distribution.— 
Dated this 27th day of November, 1992. 


For Perpetual Trustee Company Limited, 
R. COPLAND LETHBRIDGR, 


be ae . » Manager. 
W. R. ann F. B. Jones, Proctors. — 
2087. + a 16a. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. | Peete 
In the estate and effects of Byron Samuel Cuthbert Parker, 
formerly of Dubbo, but late of Sydney, in the State of 
New South Wales, draper, deceased. ight a 
PURSUANT to the “Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898,” and pursuant to ‘‘ Testator’s Family Maintenance 
and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby 
given that all creditors and other persons having any claims 
or demands aga‘nst or upon the estate of the abovenamed 
deceased, who died at Sydne-, on 22n fseytea ber, 1915, are 
hereby required to send in full particulars of their claims and 
demands upon the said estate to the Perpetual Trustee 
Company Limited, 33-39 Hunter-street,, Sydney, the ad- 
ministrator of the estate of the said deceased, to whom letters 


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* “Th 
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of sdministration swore granted by the Supreme Court, of New 
South Wales on 2nd September, 1921, on or before the 13th 
day of January next, in default whereof the said Perpetual 


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: Trustee Company Limited will, after the last-mentioned 
‘ date, iveked to administer the estate and distribute the 
ae assets among the parties entitled thereto, having regard only 
2 to the claims and demands of which they shall then have 


notice ; arid the said Company will not be liable, for the 
_ assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any person of 
_ whose claim they shall not have had notice at the time of 
- such distribution.—Dated this 28th day of November, 1922. 
., a v aah r 
eta * For Perpetual Trustee Company Limited, 
: R. COPLAND LETHBRIDGE, 
Rae nee Manager. 
J. B. Fraw ry, 
=H Proctor. ‘ 
2090 . , 16s. 








In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION, ~ 


Lochinvar, in the State of New South Wales, but lately 
of Kenmore, in the State of New South Wales, widow, 
deceased, intestate. : 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration Act, 
1898,” and the “Testator’s Family Maintenance and Guar- 
dianship ef Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given that 
every creditor and other person having any debt or elaim 
upon or affecting the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who 
died at Kenmore, in-the said State, on the 9th day of June, 





In the estate of Margaret Stafford, formerly of Luskintyte, | 


‘ 


wh SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 166. 


| 


i921, aud letters of administration of whose estate were, on | 


the 19th day of June, 1922, granted by the Supreme Court of 
~ New South Wales, in its Probate Jurisdiction, to Lilian 
McKew, a daughter of the said deceased, is hereby required 





: to send particulars in writing of such debt or claim to the 
e said administratrix,.in care of either of the undersigned, at 
Te _ their respective offices hereunder mentioned, on or before 
the 22nd day of January, 1923, at the expiration of which 


‘time the said administratrix will proeeed to distribute the 


assets of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled 


thereto, having regard to the debts or claims only of which 
she then has notice ; and notice is hereby further given that 

the said administratrix will not be liable, for the assets or 
= any part thereof so distributed, to any person of whose debt 
: or claim she shall not have had notice at the time of such 
distribution. —Dated this Ist day of December, 1922. — 


We J ENRIGHTE So. 
Proctor for Administyatrix, 
: West Maitland. 


' 
























. t 
By his Agents,— sw 

TAYLOR AND KEARNEY, 

me _ 77 Castlereagh-street, Sydney. 

2060: i ~ 16s. 











In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. - (113,278) 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


willumbah, in the State of New South~ Wales, 
carpenter, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
_ tion Act, 1898,” and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Main- 
tenance and Guardianship of Infants. Act, 1916’: 
Notice is hereby given that every creditor or other 
- person having any claim against the estate of George 
Henry Margetts, the abevenamed.deceaased, who died 


‘of whose will was, on the Jlth day of July, 1922, 
gtanted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 
in its Probate Jurisdiction, to Annig Gertrude Mar- 
getts, of Murwillumbah, in the State of New South 
Wales, the widow of the said deceased, is hereby re- 
-. quired to send particulars of such claim to the said 
executrix, in care of the undersigned, on or before 
the 16th day of January, 1923, at the expiration of 
which time the said executrix will proceed to distri- 
bute the assets of the said deceased ainongst the 
persons entitled thereto, having regard only to the 
‘claims of which she shall then have notice; and, notice 
is hereby further given that the said executrix will 
'. not be lable, for the assets or any part thereof so 


' not have had notice at the time of such distribution. — 
_ Dated this 21st day of November, 1922. 


HYNES AND ELLIOTT, 
: Beh tones Proctors for Executrix, 
By their Agente,— 


} Murwillumbah, 
Hitt, Woop Ann SvLnivan, 
~~ 415 Pitt-street, Sydney. 


de, 
, 


PRA ay f 


16s, 


In the will of George Henry Margetts, late. of Mur- 


_ distributed, to’any person of whose claim she shall. 


on or about the 2gtd day of March, 1922, and probate |. given that all creditors and other persons having any 


day of November, 1922. 


| 2051 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. | 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 
Insthe will of Sarah Cowie, late of No. 29 Wolger-road, 
Mosman, in the State ef New South Wales, widow, 
deceased. ; 


PURSUANT to the “ Wills, Probate. and Administration 
Act, 1898,” and pursuant to the ‘‘Testator’s Family Main- 
tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice. is 
hereby given that all creditors and other persons having any 
claims or demands against or upon the estate of the above- 
named deceased, who died at Mosman aforesaid on the 3rd 
day of October, 1922, are hereby required to send in full 
particulars of their claams and demands upon the said estate 
to the undersigned, the proctor for the executrix, Agnes 
Mand Moore, to whom probate was, granted on the 23rd day 
of November, 1922, on or before the 12th day of January, 
1923, in default whereof the said executrix will, after the 
lastmentioned date, proceed to administer the estate and 
distribute the assets among the ‘parties entitled thereto, 
having regard only to the claims and demands of which she 
shall then have notice; and the said Agnes Maud Moore 
will not be liable, for the assets or any part theréof so 
distributed, to any person of whose claims she shall not have 
had notice at the time of such distribution.— Dated the 29th 


J. J. CARROLL, - 
Proctor for the Executrix, 
28 Klizabeth-street, Sydney: 


2047 16s, 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
- PROBATE JURISDICTION. 

In the will and codicil of Leah Gregory Allmark, late of 
Granville, Sydney, in the State of New South Wales, 
widow, deceased, 

PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wits, Probate and, Administration 


Act, 1898,” and pursuant to the ‘' l'estator’s Family Mainten- 


ance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is 
hereby given that all crediters and other persons having any 
claims or demands against or upon the estate of the above- 
named deceased, who died at Granville, Sydney aforesaid, 
on the 23rd-day of August, 1922, are hereby required to send 
in full particulars of their claims and demands upon the said 
estate to Charles Hunter Allmark and Leah Gregory Allmark, 
the executor and executrix of the will and codicil of the said 
deceased, to whom probate was granted by the Supreme Court 
of New South Wales, on the 10th day of October, 1922, 
on or before the 12th day of January, 1923, in default where- 
of the said executor andexecutrix willafter the Jastmentioned 
date, proceed to administer the estate and distribute the aasets 
amongst the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to 
the claims and demands of which they shall then have 
notice; and the said executor and executrix will not be 
liable, for the assets or any part thereof So distributed, to 
any person of whose claim théy sball not have had notice 
at the time of sueh distribulion..—Dated this 29th day of 
November, 1922, ‘ 
’ ‘W..S. GRAY & CO., 
Proctors for the Executor and Hxecutrix, 
Pendennis Chambers, 
375 George-street, Sydney. 
16s. 








In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Robert Saunders, late of Lang-road, Centennial 
Park, Sydney, in the State of New South Wales, quarry 


proprietor, deceased. é 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administration Act, 
1898,” and pursuant to the ‘‘’Testator’s, Family Maintenance 
and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby 


claims or demands against or upon the estate of the above- 
named deceased, who died at Paddington, near Sydney 
aforesaid, on the 4th day of January, 1922, are hereby 
required to send in full particulars of their claims and de- 
mands upon the said estate to Robert Saunders, junior, 


‘James Ewing Rodgers, and George Arthur Parkhill, the 


executors of the will of the said deceased, to whom probate 


‘was granted by the Supreme* Court of New South Wales 


on the 9th day of March, 1922, on or before the 12th day 
of January, 1928, in default whereof the said executors will, 
after the lastmentioned date, proceed to administer the 
estate and distribute the assets amongst the partics entitled 


tkereto, having regard only to the claims and demands of 
whith they shall then have notice ; and the said executcrs 


will not, be liable, for the assets or any part thereof so dis- 


tributed, to any person of whose claim they shall not have- 


had notice at the time of such distribution.—Dated this 29th 
day of November, 1922. - 
W. 8 GRAY & CO., 
Proctors for the Executors, 
4 Pendennis Chambers, 
375 George-street, Sydney. 
- 16s, 


6372 NEW SOULIH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 166. [1 Dec, 1992 


({Notiee under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, (23,105) 
‘IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re Philip Somer Antill, of Nyngan, auctioneer and stock 
and station agent. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed Bankrupt, on the 
petition of The Commissioner of Taxation, and OC. F. W. 
Lloyd appointed to be the Official Assignee.—Dated at Sydney, 
this 27th day of November, 1922. 


N. C. LOCKHART, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
[8654] Free 





{ Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy, Act, 1898.} 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (23,120) 
IN BANKRUPTCY, 


Re John Patrick McGlinn, of Warren-road, Marrickville, and 
carried on business at 465 Pitt-street and 265 Sussex- 
street, Sydney, master butcher. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 


day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the’ 


petition of the debtor, and Mr. W. H. Palmer appointed to 
be the Official Assignee—Dated at Sydney, this 23rd day of 
November, 1922. ey 
¥ N. C. LOCKHART, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
2068 oR 5s. 


{Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.} 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (23,121) 
IN BANKRUPTOY. 


Re Henry David Tkees and John Greenston, trading as ‘‘ Thees 

and Greenston,” of 24 Union-street, North Sydney and 

10 Suffolk-street, Paddington, respectively, and carried on 

“business at 20 Lane Cove road, North Sydney, glass 
merchants. 








NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this - 


day been made against the abovenamed bankrupts, on the 
petition of the debtors, and Mr. OC. F. W. Lloyd appointed te 
be the Official Assignee.—Dated at Sydney, this 23rd day of 
November, 1922. : 
N. C. LOCKHART, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
2069 . se. 


{Notice under Section-11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898. } 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. . (23,122) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. é 
Re William Clisdell, of 99 Bridge-street, Drummoyne, baker. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has 
this day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on 
the petition of the debtor, and Mr. W. H. Palmer appointed 
to be the Official Assignee.— Dated at Sydney, this 23rd day of 
November, 1922. : 





N. C. LOCKHART, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
2°70 5s. - 


[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.] 
Tn the Supreme Conrt of New South Wales. (23,124y 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re William John Oswald Whitby, of Bega, labourer. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of the debtor, and Mr. C. F. W.Lloyd appointed to be 
the Official Assignee.—Dated at Sydney, this 25th day of Noy- 
ember, 1922. 








N.C. LOCKHART, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
2071 5s. 


{Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898. ] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (238,125) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re George Thistleton, of Burrill Lake, via Ulladulla, 


sawnmiller, 


NOTYCH is hereby given that a Sequestration Order jhas this , 


day been made against the aboyenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of the debtor, and Mr. C. F. W. Lloyd appointed to 
be the Official Assignee—Dated at Syduey, this 27th day of 
November, 1922. 


N, C. LOCKHART, 
Regista» in Bankruptcy. 
2072 5p. 





2078 


[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898. ] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (23,127) 
a iN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re George William Lapish, of Burleigh-street, Artarmon, 
builder. 


NOTIC# is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of the debtor, and Mr. C. F. W. Lloyd, appointed 
to be the Official Assignee.—Dated at Sydney, this 27th day 


of November, 1922. 
z N. C. LOCKHART, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
&s, 





[Notice under-Section 14 of the Bankruptcy Act,.1995.} 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (23,131) 
IN BANEKRUPTOY, 
Re Bertram Lindon Elton, of Bombala, labourer. 
NOTICH is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 


petition of the debtor, and Mr. W. H. Palmer appointed to be 
ee Official Assignee.—Dated at Sydney, this 29th day of 


ovember, 1922, 
N. OC. LOCKHART, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
2074 _ 58. 








_ [Notice under Section 11 of the, Bankruptcy Act, 1898.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (23,077) 
IN BANKRUPTOY. 

_ Re A. E. Langley, of Bingara, hotelkeeper. 


NOTICH 13 hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 


petition of Sandeman Limited, and Mr. W. H. Palmer ~ 


appointed to be the Official Assignee.—Dated at Sydney, 
this 27th day of November, 1922. 


Aves WN. C. LOCKHART, 
Rogistrar in Bankruptcy. 


2075 | jf ube So 





[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, (23,082) 
IN BANKRUPTOY. a 


Re Sydney E. Allan, of 153 Ewart-street, Dulwich Hill, and 
lately carrying oa business at Daily Telegraph Building, 
King-street, Sydney, agent. 


NOTION is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 


day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 

petition of George Albert Nixon, and Mr. C, F. W. Lloyd. 

appointed to be the Official Aasignee.—Dated at Sydney, 

this 28th day of November, 1922. 
N. 0, LOCKHART, 4 

Registrar in Bankruptcy. 

2076 58 


f Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.] 
In the Supreme Oourt of New South Wales. — (23,099) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re W. H. Nichols, care of Messrs, Jackson, Thompson & Co., 
of 70 George-street, Redfern, but now of Grose-street, 
Glebe. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day bean made against the abovenaméd bankrupt, on the 


| petition of McIntosh and Sons, Limited, and Mr.C. £. W. 


Lloyd, appointed to be the Official Assignee.—Dated at 
Sydney, this 24th day of November, 1922. 
N. 0, LOCKHART, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
2077 i 5. 


[a the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re Samuel Hebblethwaite, of Osborne-road, Manly, and of 237 
Macquarie-street, Sydney , conveyancing clerk. 


(23,109) 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order hes this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the — 


petition of John W. Eaton, Ltd., and Mr. W. H. Palmer 


appointed to be the Official Assignee.—Dated at Sydney, this 


27th day of November, 1922, 
N. 0. LOCKHART, ) 
_ Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


2078 5a. 


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Official Assignee--Cmanirs Farrrax Warertoo Lioyp. 


. Ia the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 








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1 Dec, 1922.) NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 166, 6373 
Ta the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (23,121) , In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (23,083 


- IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re Henry David Thees and John Greenston, of 24 Union- | 


street, North Sydney, and 10 Suffolk-street, Paddington, 
respectively, and carrying on business at 20 Lane Uove 
road, North Sydney, as Thees and Greenston, glass 
merchants, 


NOTIOH is hereby given that the First Meeting of creditors 
in the above matter will be held at the Office of the Official | 


Assignee, 182 Phillip-street, Sydney, on the Llth day of 
December, 1922, at 3.30 p.m., or as soon after as the course of 
business will permit. ‘To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, his 
proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 
Hlizabeth-street, Sydney, not later than the Sth day of 
December, 1922. 
: N. C. LOCKHART, 
Registrar in bankruptcy. 
2079 78. 





iN BANKRUPTCY, 
Re Frank Pearce Capper,,of Blenheim, Ingleburn, farmer. © 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the above matter will be held at the Court-house, Campbell- 
town, before the District Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the lith 
day of December, 1922, at 11 a.m., or’as soon after as the 
course of business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote 
thereat, his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in 
Bankruptcy, Hlizabeth-street, Sydney, not later than the 7th 


day of December, 1922, 
aR N. C. LOCKHART, 
"8 Registrar in Bankruptcy, 
Official Assignee—WitliaM Harrinaton PauMEr. 





2080 78. 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 


(23,097) 
f | _ IN BANKRUPTCY. | 
Re Phillip John James, of Mount Pleasant street, 
~; _ West Maitiand, joiner. 
NOTIOE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of Ureditors 


_in the above matter will be held at the Court-house, West 


Maitland, before the District Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the 
18th day ot December, 1922, at 10 a.m., or as soon after as 
the course of business will permit. To entitle a creditor to 
vote thereat, his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in 
Bankruptcy, Elizabeth-street, Syduey, not later than thé 13th 
day of December, 1922. age 
N. C. LOCKHART, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


Officizl Assignee—WiILLIAM Hargeing@ton PatMer. 
2081 ; : ; = 





Ia the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


IN BANERUPTOY. 


Ke Emily Mary Morgan, of Alma-atreet, Hay, carried on 
business at Luchlan-street, Hay, stationer. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors in 
the above matter will be held at the Court-house, Hay 
before the District Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the 18th day 
of December, 1922, at 10 a.m., or as soon after as the course 
vf business will permit. To entitle w creditor to vote thereat 
his proof muet be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 
Hlizabeth-street, Sydney, not later than the 13th day ot 
December, 1922. 


(23,102) 


N.C. LOCKILART, 
. Registrar in Bankruptcy 
Otheial As>gnee—WiILLIAM HargineTon Parmer. - 

2082 Ne 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTOY. 
- Re Clarence Medhurst, of Denman, farm hand. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors in 
the above matter will be held at the Court-house, Den an, 
before the District Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the 28th day 
of December, 1922, at ¥ a.m., or as soon after as'the course 
vf business will pefmit. ‘To entitle a creditor to,vote thereat, 
his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptey, 
Klizabeth-street, Sydney, not later than the “Ist day of 
December, 1922, mt 


7s, 





(23,119) 


N, 0. LOCKHART, 
- Registrar in Bankruptcy, 


Pan Assiguee-—Cuaries FArrPAX WarerLoo Lroyp. 
2 ; P 78. 


(23,085) - 


Pm | pe TBy: 


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aN BANKRUPTCY. 
Reo John Herbert Hillier, of Kamarah, famer. 


NOTICE is herebygiven that the First Meeting of creditors 
in the ahove matter will be held at the Conrt-house, Ardletkan, 
before the District Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the 27th day 
of December, 1922, at 12 a.m., or as soon alter as the course 
of business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, 
his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 
Hlizabeth-street, Sydney, not later than the 2lst'day of Dec- 


ember, 1922, 
N. C. LOCKHART, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Official Assignee— CuARuEs FAinvax WatgERLOoo Lioyp. 
2084 » : 78. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of crediturs 
in the following matters will be held at the Court, Supreme 
Court Building, Elizabeth-street, Sydney, on the 12th day of 
December, 1922, at 1.0 a.m., or as soon ‘after’ as the course vi 
business will permit. fo entitle a creditor to vote thereat, 
his: proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 
EHlizabeth-street, Sydney, not later than the 11th day of Decem- 
ber, 1922 :— 


Re Alfred John Host (No. 23,070), of Eversfield, Carysfort- 
“avenue, Hurstville, auctioneer. 
Re B. L. Dobson (No. 23,079), of Narrabeen, builder. 
Re Charles Thompson (No. 23,096), of Wentworthville, furni- 
ture manufacturer. 
N. C. LOCKHART, 
: Registrar in Bankruptcy. 

Official Assignee—Cuarnes Farrrax WATERLOO Lioyrp. 
2085 21s. 


_ In the Supreme Court of New South Wales.. 
IN BANKRUPTCY, ~. 
NOTIOR is hereby given that the Single Meeting of Creditora 
in the following matters will be held “at the Court, Suprene 
Court Building, Elizabeth-street, Sydney, on the 18th day of 
December, 1922, at 10 a,m., cr. as soon after as the course 
of business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, 
his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 
not later than fhe 12th day of December, 1922 :— 
Re William Clisdell (No. 23,122), of 99 Bridge-street, Drum- 
moyne, baker. 
Re Harry Roden (No. 23,106), trading as “The Economic 
Store,’ of 380 New South Head road, Rose Bay, grocer. 
Re John Patrick McGlinn (No. 23,120), of Warren-road, Mar- 
rickville; and carried on business at 465 Pitt-street, and 
265 Sussex-street, Sydney, master butcher. 








Re Sydney Montgomery (No. 28,112), of Arden-avenue, 


Northbridge, and carried on business at 502 Miller-street, 
North Sydney, produce merchant. 


N. C. LOCKHART, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Official Assignee— WILLIAM HARRINGTON PALMER. 
2086 + 288 








[Notice of Application for a Certificate of Discharge. ] 

In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (22,540) 
IN BANKRUPTCY.: 

Re Roy Gratton Cowlishaw, of Bond-street, Sydney. 

To the Official Assignee and Creditors. ; 

TAKE NOTICE that I, Roy Gratton Cowlishaw, in- 


tend.to apply to the Court, Elizabeth-street, Sydney, 
on Wednesday, the 20th a of December next, at 
s 


10 a.m., or as soon afterwards as the course of busi- 
ness will admit, that a Certificate of Discharge be 
granted to-mé under and according to the provisions 
of the ‘‘Bankruptcy Act, 1898.’’—Dated this 29th day 
of November, 1922. ee: 
R. G: COWLISHAW. 
2052 3 e ¢10se 
| Notice of Application for a Certificate of Discharge. ] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. ~ (11,627) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. i 
Re Stephen Sonter, of Kia-Ora, Chester-street, | 
Epping, gardener. 
To the Official Assignee and Creditors. 
TAKE NOTICE that I, Stephen Sonter, intend to 
apply to the Court, Supreme Court Building, Eliza- 
beth-street, Sydney, on Wednesday, the 20th day of 
December next, at 10 a.m., or as soon afterwards 
as the course of business will admit, that a Certificate 
of Discharge be granted to me, under and according 
to the provisions of the ‘‘Bankruptcy Act, 1898.°— 
Dated this 27th day of November, 1922. 
3 STEPHEN SONTER. 
2053 ‘10s. 





DS 


No. 22,875. 


No. 22,960. 


Michael Hunt. of 





SEW SOUYH WALUS GOVERNMENT GAYETTE, No, 166. 








In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Notice to Or»prrors. 


ACGOUN TS and plans of distribution in the under- 


meitioned estates, aye dividends as specified 
hereunder, are now filed in the office of the Registrar 
in Bankruptcy, Supreme Court Building, Elizabeth- 
street, Sydney, for the inspection of persons 


‘interested; and notice is hereby given that such 


accounts and plans will be submitted to the Court 


for confirmation on Monday, 18th December, 1922, at 


10 a.m., if not previously objected to :— 


~ Albert Binnie, of Keerong-road, Lismore, and Swan 


Bay, Richmond River (No. 22,218), a second 
account and first plan of distribution showing 
payment of a dividend of thirteen shillings and 
seven pence three-farthings in the £ on one 
proved concurrent claim only. Fee 

Walter Heilbronn, of 191 Wilson-street, Newtown 
(No. 22,965), a first account current showing pay- 
ment of the fees, charges, and expenses and a 
balance of £14 Is. carried forward to the credit 

of the estate. ° 
The estate of Francis Walter Bassett, late of Haton- 
street, North Sydney, mining engineer, and car- 
ried on. business at 107 Bathurst-street, Sydney, 
deceased, intestate (No. 23,033), a first account 
and plan of distribution showing payment of 
‘one proved Crown claim (£10 15s. 4d.) and a 
dividend of one penny and nine-sixteenths of a 
penny in the £ on all proved concurrent claims. 


‘Sidney Herbert Smith, of 1204 Willoughby-road, 


Crow’s Nest, painter. and contractor and hard- 
ware merchant (No. 23,045), a first account and 
plan of distribution showing payment in full of 
two proved preferential claims, a dividend of 
two shillings in the £ on ail proved concurrent 
claims, and a balance of £6 8s. carried forward 
to the jcredit of ‘the estate. : 

Ernest. Eloge ‘Abram and ‘Edward Henry Seale, 
trading as ‘‘W. Abram and Son,’’ of Malton-road, 
‘Beecroft, apictilturists (No. 22,980), a first ac- 
count’ current showing payment of the fees, 
charges, and expénses (joint estate), 


Accounts current only in’the following estates :— 


No. 22,980. Ernest Eloge Abram, of Beecroft (sep- 
arate estate). z 
No, 22,980. Edward Henry Seale, of Beecroft (sep- 
arate estate). ; 
R. P. McGill, of Piper street, Bathurst. 
No. 22,931,..Adolph Emil Crausaz, of Kempsey, 
farmer. : 
No. 22,945. Victor Leslie Latta, of Dunoon, sawyer. 
Ewart Sydney Roy Rochester, of Cess- 
nock, merchant. i 
C. F..W, LLOYD, 
Official Assignee. 
182 Phillip-street, Sydney, Vara 
380th November, 1922. 
2061 £1 3s. 





——» 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wola : 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


NX 


Noticn to CrEepitors. 


ACCOUNTS wit plans of distribution in the under-_ 


mentioned estates, showing dividends as specified, are 
now filed in the office of the Registrar in Bankruptcy 
Supreme Court: Building, Elizabeth-street, Sydney. 
for the inspection of persons interested; and notice is 
hereby given that such accounts and plans will be 


“submitted to the Court for confirmation on Monda ; 
the 18th December, 1922, if not previously objected 


to :— 


‘ Neil Matterson, of Pitt-street, Sydney, oyster saloon 
proprietor (No. 7,096), a third account and second | 


plan of distribution, showing payment of a 
balance of twenty shillings in the £ on all proved 

' claims, and a balance of £109 11s. 6d. carried 

_ forward to the credit of the estate. 

William Abraham Biggs, of West Wyalong, farm 
labourer (No. 22,312), a third account and plan 
of distribution, showing payment of an equalising 
dividend to the extent of nine shillings and six- 
pence seven-eighths of a penny in the £ on two 
claims proved rae, the filing of the last account. 

akview. Yarranbandai. farmer 

(No. 22,443), a second aecount and first plan of 

distribution, showing payment of a dividend of 

eleven shillings and.threepence thirteen-sixteenths 

of a penny in the £ on one Crown claim. . 





Charles Bowen and Arthur Charles Butcher, trading 

as ‘‘Charles Bowen & Co.,”’ of 247 George-street, 
Sydney, meat exporters (No. 22,438), a second 
account and first plan of distribution, showing 
payment of a dividend of six shillings and five 
pence one farthing in the £ on three preferential 
claims. a ; 

Separate estate of Charles Bowen, of 247 George- 
street, Sydney, meat exporter (No. 22,438),..a 
a second account and first plan of distribution, 
showing payment of a dividend of one shilling 
and threepence one half-penny in the £ on pre- 
ferent ‘claims. Seah 

Jessie Gaff, trading as ‘‘'Gaff & Co.,’’? of Orange, 
motor garage proprietress (No. 22,510). a third 
account and plan of distribution, showing pay- 
ment of an equalising dividend of two shillings in 
the £ on one claim, and a dividend of eleven 
pence five-sixteenths of a pe 
proved concurrent claims. ~ ; 

George Grey, trading as ‘‘George Grey & Co.,” of 
Leeton (No. 22,955), a firs account and plan of 
distribution, showing payment of a dividend of 


twenty shillings in the £ on two Crown claims,- 
and a balance of £1,634 5s..7d. carried forward: 


_ to the credit of the estate. 


Also, accounts current only” in the undermentioned 
estates :— at 
No: 22,996. Hrnest Augustus. Smales, of Murwil- 
lumbah, clerk. rae : a 
No. 23,021. Harold Hrest Kent, of Sofala-avenuc, 
Lane Cove, motor-driver. Wer ; 
No, 23,023. 
Rooty Hill, labourer. 
WILLIAM HARRINGTON PALMER, . 
Oe Official Assignee. 
47 Hlizabeth-street, Sydney, 
30th November, 1922. 
2067 | Pepe bead cae Bi 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
. Sheriff’s Office, | 
Sydney, 29th November, 1922, . 
N. Lahood y. Downey, P. J. (2). 
ON Thursday, the fourth day of: January, 1928, at 


» 


nny in the £ on all | 


Mike Fish, junior, of Spencer-strect, ° 


noon, unless the writs of fieri facias herein be previously » 


satisfied, the Shernff will cause to be -sold by public 
auction, at the salesroom, Supreme Court, Sydney, all 


the right, title, and imterest of Patrick Joseph 


Downey, the defendant, of, in, and to,— 


All that piece of land containing by admeasure- 


ment 102 perches, situate in the Municipality 
of Leichhardt, county of Cumberland, ‘parish 
of Petersham, being part of lot 11 of section | 


shown on deposited plan 1,162, and being the - 


whole of-the land comprised in Certificate of 
Title dated 12th May, 1910, Reg. Vol. 2,056, 
Fol. 58. 3 : 


Also of, in, and to,— 
All that piece of-iand containing by admeasure- 


ment 54 perches, situate in the Municipality — _- 


of Camperdown, City of Sydney, parish of 
Petersham, county of Cumberland, being 
lot B in Transfer A805909, and being the 
‘whole of the land comprised in Certificate of 
. Title. dated 15th August, 1922, Reg. Vol. 
3,351, Fol. 153. ce ot 


And also of, in, and to all that the equity of redemp- 
tion, and all other the right, title. and interest (if 


| any) of him, the said Patrick Joseph Downey, of, in, 


and to,— 


All that piece of land containing by. admeasure- 
ment 163 perches, sitrate in the Borough of 
Waverley, parish of Alexandria, county of 
Cumberland, being lot 13 of section A, shown 
on deposited plan 3,426, and being the whole 
of the land comprised in Certificate of Title 
a 13th March, 1903, Reg. Vol, 1,458, Fol. 


he above last-described land, in Volume 1,458, Folio 
102, 1s subject to a mortgage to M. A. Sedgwick to 
secure the sum of £500 and interest, repayable Ist 
April, 1925, Reg. No. A805283. + « 
Terms, Cash. .Cheques-not taken. 
7 ~ W, W. GROCKFORD, 34: 
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TALL. Sherif, 

cae oe Attorney, 
artin-place, Sydney. uirea 

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| vial ual GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 166 6375 








as $10 ‘of 1922, 


In tie “atta: £ the “Companies Act, 1899, and in 


_ the matter of Hess, Williams & Cai, Sydney, ’ 


- Limited. 


NOTICE is ech given shat t beatin for the wind- 


ing up of of the aboven named Company by the Court was, 


twenty-ninth day of November, 1922, presented 


> by” ‘Essox R. Picot Limited & Company, duly incor- 
‘porated, and having its registered office at Numker 20, 
-Young-street, Sydney, a cr editor of the said Company ; 


and that the said petition is directed ta be heard 


- before the Chief Judge in Equity on the twelfth day of 
December, 1922: ane any creditor or contributory of 
. the said Company desirous to oppose the making of an 
order for the winding-up of the said Company under 
the above Act, should appear at the time of the hear- 
ing by himself or his counsel for that purpose; and a 
copy ef the petition will be furnished to any creditor 
or contributory of the said” company requiring the 
same by the undersigned, on UE sel of the rogue 
charge for the-same. 


JOHN ROSCOE NIELD,. 
' Solicitor for the Petitioner, ; 
369 George-str eet, Sydney. 


2098 : 13s. 





Lost, AA Huvetville, ‘25th Wovoriher: —One black seidine, 
_ 13 hands, white under girth, email star. on forehead, branded 
a, aged, shod. 
v° op Cc. SMITH, 

Ace “12 buy -street, 
Te’. : Roonrat 81250 its Seo _ Hursty illo 
ns ; Rages os AS a as ras: 








LOST ,—Tersey cow, aes J over AM. Detainer 


- prosecuted. Bao 
bi dale a sega Bo WYLIE, 
cy Fs Pate William-strect, 
i Bankstown. 


Wet ee ds. 


~~ £ Ne DAME ee SE a 


LOST, ten Satna ee about 16 1 hands, near fotlock 
slightly salereed no brands, aged. - 





C. ROKKIE RR, 
I Winona, x 
WS Rae ee Coward. street, Mascot. 
SG epee me Sai 


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STRAYED or stolen, from Marrickville: road, Marrickville, 


on 12th November, 1922,—One bay mare, 4 years, branded 


TY over UF near shoulder ; light harhess mare, about 15 
i Banda, a lump on top of wether, also lump on bridge of nose. 
J. H. DONOHUE 
67 Marrickville- road, 
Sty rae a ave Marrickville. 
20398 ; As. 


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| Empounnings. 


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*,* Pousti are raminded that Advertisements of 


; Peiteeden Stock are charged Sor atthe rate of Onn Surniine 


_ FOR EACH ANIMAL DESCRIBED ; and no such Advertisement wiir 
be inserted im ihe Gazette unless - accompanied by a rernittan 
wfficrent to cover the cost of insertion. 








: T 


>: _ BLACKTOWN. —I npounded at Blacktowm, on the 24th day - 


“ut November, 1922, ?rom Blacktown- road, es W. Laven- 
_ » der ; sum due at date of notice, £1 28: 6d.: 


- Elack gelding, .F’ and ‘88 near shoulder, T near r side, near 


hind cornet white, 4 years, 154 hands, 


If not released, will be ae at this Pound at noon on the 
7th December, 1922, 


2028—Is._ ' T. ‘SHEPHERD, Poundkeeper. 


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- BLAYNBY. Impounded al Blayney, on the Vth day of 


November, 1922, from Millthorpe, by order shire engineer ; 
_ _ sum dus at date of notice, £1 63, 6d. :— 
Red and white cow, SO near ribs, ears marked; red bull 
“calf, ‘months, progeny of above. 
yoke not released, will be sold at this Pount at noon on he 
21et December, 1922. ; 
1980—28, ig nit ‘P, LUCK, Poundkeeper. 


ve “a 


2)11—2s, 


2059—Is. 


“%th December, 1922. 


2019—2s, 





| BRALDWOOD, Santana at Braidwood, on the 18th day 


of November, 1922, from, Braidwood, by James Yeates 
sum due at du.te of notice, 138 Gd. aol’: — 
White heifer, no brands visible, 2 years, 
White heités, no brands visible, ears marked, 8 monthe, 
Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound, at noon on thie 
ith December, 1322... 4 
{993—Ys.—> Ms McGRATH, Poundeeper. 


BROKEN HILt.—Impounded at Brokea Hil!, on’ the L7th 
day of November, 1$24, from Stephen’s Oreek, by G. 
Andrews; suim.due at date of notiée, £L 4s. each -— 

White cow, like D A ‘off runip, kevhole off ear, 3 years. 

Red bull, ike SDC off rump, CCC off loin, yeover J § 
rear’1iump, two squares and VY uear ear, '7 off ear, 5 
years. 


If not released will be sold according to Impounding Act. 
Ww. cp hect Pourikeeper. 





CHSSNOCK. ete panded ab Gesetoek: on the 2dth day of 
November, 1922, by pug Shire Council ; sum due at 
date of netice; EL 3s 9d. : 


Roan cow, like & over J8 near rump, ear marker, rickets, 


chain and bell on neck. 
If not released, will be sold at this. Tound at-noon on the 
7th December, 1922. 


2027— Is. T. co LLINS, Poundliseeper. 





EUGO W RA, Impounded ‘at Husarea, on ae 23th day of 
November, 1927, from Mouutain View, Kugowra, by H. 
EK. Kent ; sum due at ‘da eof notice, ere 

Bay gelding, branded #') over “, sna: near hind foot 
white, aged, 15 handa. 

If not released, will be sold at this Bound at noon on the 
14th December, 1922, 
E. NiVEN, eno eeer er 





GORDON.—Impounded Bf Gordo, on the “2nd day a 
November, 1922, from’ Middle Harbour road, Lindfield, 
by J. Waterhouse, impounding officer; sum aue at date 
of notice set after euch animal :— f 

Black gelding, 4\ over B off shoulder, ¥ off jaw, aged, 15 
hands; £1 Ys, Gd, 


Black gelding, indistinct brand, hind fees white, scar off 


shoulder, aged, 16 hands; £1 9s. dd. 


‘Grey gelding, like JV) near shoulder, aged, 16 hands; 


£1 Qs. 6d.* 
Also, on the 24th November, from Bobbin Head road, Pymble, 
_ by same person :— 
Jersey cow, 82 over '7Q near rump, 5& off :ump, 
near shoulder, aged; :¥s. 6d. >, 
Jersey cow, no Brande visible 8 years, calf at fot; 5s. Td. 
Light Jersey cow, like & & near rump, 8 years ; 19s. 6d. 


If not released, will ve sold at this Pound at noon on the 


2014—7s. W. GUISE, Poundbeeper. 


GRENFELL.—impounded at Grenfell, on the 23rd day of © 


November, 1922, from Wonga Piney Range, by G. Minter; 
sum due at date of notice set after each animal :— 


Roan cow, branded like (YN, about 6 years, about 12 hands ; 


£1 Os. 6d. 


Red and white bull calf, about 5 montias 63, 6d, 


If not ndletiedh will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
5th Dec ember, 1922, 
Hi, FITOH, Bousieeeper. 








GRIFFITH.— ah poouded at’ Griffith, on the 20th day of 


November, 1922, from Crown Lands, by A. Stonehouse ; 


sum due at dite’ of notice set after each animal : ca 


Red caw, baldy face, like —~ over A 3 milking side, 5 off 


rump, earmarked two haif-], ae s; red calf at foot ; fs: 
Yellow heiterc, QU near hae : 


Red heifer, same ‘brand ; 
Tf not released, will be according to Impounding Act. 
1997—4s. Beh Hates haan 





GRIFFITH. Mie eee at Griffith, on the 28rd day 0} 
November, 1922, from Farm 84, Griffita, by R. Patten ; 
sum due at date ‘of notice set after esch animal ?— 

Brown and white Ayrshire bul, branded RV; two } alf halt - 
pennies off ear; 438. Gd. 

Red steer, taldy face, pranded HY B ; 4s. 6d. 

Black una white cow, branded Q, ear murked slit; red calf at 
foot; 58. 6d. { 


Also, same date, by A. Stonehouse, ranger :— 


Red and white steer, branded FHT, 4s. 6d. 
If not released, will be sold according to Impounding Act. 
a L. BRYSON, Poundkeeper. 


Wisk Ws eke Oa AN dese ie | 
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HOLBROOK .--Impounded at Holbrook, on the 21st day of 
November, 1922, from Shire roads, by W. Hi, Spiers, shire 
inspector ; sum due at date of notice, 19s. each :— 


Chestnut horse, like 1) off shoulder, blaze, saddle-mark cd 


aged, 15 hands. 

Bay horse, no brands visible, pulled tail, 4 years, 13 hands, 

Brown horse, 2 over D near shoulder, saddle-marked, pulled 
tail, aged, 15 hands. 

Creamy. mare, like AA over —=— (very faint) near shoulder, 
pulled tail, agedy 14 hands. 

Creamy colt, no brands visible, 1 year, 12 hands. 

Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at ncon on the 
21st December, 1922. 
2021—5s, 


J. BRUCE, Pouadkeeper. 








JERILDERIE.—Impounded at Jerilderie, on the 24th day 
of November, 1922, from Coree Station, hy 8. 
McCaughey :— 

Creamy mave, no brands visible, shod, near hind foot white, 

~ earmarked half- -halfpenny, aged, 15 hands. 

Black gelding, branded like ~—— over Mi, white feet, star and 
-streak, has had sore shoulders, 7 years, 15 hands. 

Chestnut mare, branded like Y &, hind foot white, baldy pe 
white patch on jaw, 7 years, 15 hands. 

Bay mare, branded like KVP over 5 (brands touching), hind, 
feet white, star and streak, has had a foal, 15 hands. 

Bay gelding, branded likeQ_f[ Q, near hind foot white, star 
appears unbroken, 15 hands. 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

13th December, 1922. 


2024—i s, R. WHITE, COUNAR ERS: 





LEICHHARDT. we lindoundeds at ‘Reichard on the 21st ang 
of November, 1922, from Norton-street, Leichhardt, by 
Constable Huller; sum due at’date of notice, £1 188. :— 

Bay draught gelding, like S 4 (conjoined) near shoulder, star, 
white patches on back, shod, poor condition, aged, 17 
hands. 

If not released, will be sold seeding to Impounding Act. 


2026—1s. _ J. FLACK, Peterepers 





MANLY. ET Spounhed. at Manly. on the 24th day of Novant 
ber, 1922, from Sydney-road, Manly, by G. W. Woollett, 
impounding officer ; sum due. at date of notice, 18s. 6d. :— 

Brown gelding, ] near shoulder, 6 years, 14} hands. 

If not- released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on fhe 

7th December, Li 22. 

1028—is. 





W. WILBOW, Poundkeeper. 





NORTH SYDNEY.—Impounded at North Sydney, on the 
22nd day of November, 1:27, : frum Palmer-street, by 
impounding officer, 44 Cemmuray-avenue; sum Gue at 
date of notice, £2 19s. :— 

Bay horse, like 2% (brands touching), near shoulder, aged, 144 
hands, ‘ 


If no: released, will be so'd according to Lmpounding Act. 
2010—Is G. SHERWIN, Poundkeeper. 





PALLAMALLAWA.—Impounded at Pallamallawa, -on the 
23rd day of Povember, 1922, from traveliiog stock re- 
serve, by stock insp2ctor; sum due at date of notice, 2s. 
43d. each : — 

Bay gelding; @Q near shoulder, 6 off shoulder, blaze, 7 


years, 15 hands, 


Brown gelding, like 1 near reotdae 


FQ orer & off 
shoulder, 8 years, 15 hands. 
Brown mare, like T () (latter brand indistinct) over —— each 
side of back, baldy face, aged. 
Yellow-bay mare, AF over |__] near shoulder, 9 years, 
If not released; will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
7th December, 1922. 


1992— 48, HE. READY, Pcusdkeeper, 


o Dec, 1922, 


SAZEPTE, § 1. 165. é 





PENRITH. Ae e ‘at Penrith, on the 1&th day of 
November, 1922, from Castlereagh, by W. J. Elliott -— | 


Black cow, like YYW near and off rump. 
Black and: white bull calf, 

Jersey heifer, branded like “. . 

White cow, branded liks JJ over H. 

Red and white bull calf. 


Also, oa the 20th November, 1922, from Emu Plains, by 
J.J. Cope:—_ 


Yellova cow, like C C over P near side, like J H on loin. 
Yellow heifer, branded like I N over N. 
Dark Jersey bull. Lae. 


Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the: 


7th December, 1922, 
2043—8s. A. EAST, Poundkeeper. 








PICTON.—Impounded at Picton, on the 22cd fay of 
November, 1922, from Wilton-street, by D. ee 
sum due at date of notice, 15s. : 


Black pony mare, no brands visible. broken, 7 years, 11 
hands. »° 


If not released, will be sold at this Found at noon on the 
14th December, 1922. : 


2022—1s. G. BATEUP, Poundcen per, 





RAYMOND TERRACE. Wrapounded at Raymond Terraces 
on the 27th day of November, 1922, from Miller’s Forest, 
by W. O'Brien ; sum due at. date of notice, £1 2s, Ed. 
each :— 


Brown gelding, like C < near shoulder, ane vee 15 hands, 
_winkers on when found. 

Black maze, ie near shoulder, 6 years, 14 tasdg. 

Brown pony mare, 2 near shoulder, 7 Jeane. 1h hands. 

Brown yearling pony colt, unbranded, 


Also, on same date, from 14-mile, by Jas. weeabed 5 3; sum see 
at date of notice, £1 6s. 6d. :— 


Red builock, HKB near loin; like K over F behind off 


shoulder, 6 years. 


if not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 


14th December, 1922. 
2091—5s. * y A. OSBORN, Poundieeper. 





: 


November, 1922, by Mr, H. L. McDougall, Mollen : 8 
Bay gelding, (7 near shoulder, broken to sadals, 4 years. 


It not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
14th December, wie 


2U44—13s, F. HARDGROVE; Poundkeeper. 





WEST MAITLAND —Impounded at West Maitland, on the © 


J3ta day of November, 1922, from Anambah, by K. 
Mackay ; sum at date of notice set after each animal :— 
Black and white cow, -— cver Q cff rump, aged; £1 5s. 


Brindle steer, no brands visible, Y months, progeny of above ; 


£1 5s. 
Also, from Oakhampton, by J. Sheely :— — 

Pack saddle mare, lke TCK_ near sponges , shod, aged, 15 

hands; £1 {’s 
Also, from way by G. Moors: _ 
Bay pringcart gelding. like CAR near shoulder, collar- 

marked, 5 years, 155 hands; £1 10s. 

If not re‘essed, will be sold acc ording to Imy Sacdink ee 


19SE€—4s, a PERRAN, Boundkeoper, 


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—-s-« Sndustrial Notices. 


[8604] - neta rs Department of Labour and Industry, 


; , : Sydney, 25th November, 1022. 
IN pursuance of the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, and upon the 
recommendation of the Court of Industrial Arbitration, New South Wales, I, Ernest HeNRy 
Farrar, Minister for Labour and Industry, being the Minister of the Crown administering 
the said Act, have approved of the acceptance of the resignations of Messrs. J. H. Brenton 
and D, J. McFeeters as the Members representing respectively the Employers and Employees 
on the Industries other than Mining and Smelting (Broken Hill) Board. 


E.. H, FARRAR, 
Minister for Labour and Industry. 
PBL Tee Sar AT Mo esc N UE PC SOAR: COURS RUE 2/0 NO SHAE AO PA sre NE A) 
[3605] Department of Labour and Industry, 
hea. j Sydney, 25th November, 1022. 
IN pursuance of the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, and upon the 
recommendation of the Court of Industrial Arbitration, New South Wales, I, ERNEST HENRY 
FARRAR, Minister for Labour and Industry, being the Minister of the Crown administering 
the said Act, do hereby appoint Mr. William Richard James, of Broken Hill, and Mr. David 
John Mcfeeters, of Broken Hill, as the Members representing respectively the. Employers 
and Employees on the Industries other than Mining and Smelting (Broken Hill) Board, in 
place of Messrs. J. H. Brenton and D. J. McFeeters, resigned, and for the residue of the 
period for which Messrs. Brenton and McFeeters were appointed. 
q AORN E. H. FARRAR, K 
- Minister for Labour and Industry. 





INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION ACT, 1912. 
NovrricaTION UNDER SECTION 42 anp REGULATION 83. 


WHEREAS by the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, as amended, it is enacted that the Minister 
may, as prescribed, constitute a Conciliation Committee for any occupation or calling other than coal 
and metalliferous mining, in which more than one hundred (100) persons are employed : Now, 
therefore, I, Ernest Henry Farrar, the Minister aforesaid, in compliance with the Regulations 
made under the said Act, do hereby notify that I propose, in exercise of the powers conferred upon 
me by the said Act, to constitute a Conciliation Committee for the occupation or calling of shop 
assistants in shops of pharmacists, as defined by the Pharmacy Act, 1897, and employees of public 
_and private dispensaries in the State, excluding the county of Yancowinna ; excepting hospital nurses 
and attendants, ambulance employees, employees of the hospitals for the insane, and of public 
charitable institutions, of which all persons concerned are hereby required to take notice. 
_ Dated at Sydney, this Ist day of December, 1922. 
<i tae |) _. KH. H. FARRAR, 
{S655 ]"*" > : Minister for Labour and Industry. 





INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION ACT, 1912. 
NoPIFICATION, UNDER Srorron 42 anp:Requration 83. 


WHEREAS by the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, as amended, it is enacted that the Minister 
"may, as prescribed, constitute a Conciliation Committee for any occupation or calling, other than coal 
and metalliferous mining, in which more than one hundred (100) persons are employed: Now, there- 
fore 1, Ernest Henry Farrar, the Minister aforesaid, in compliance with the Regulations. made 
under the said Act, do hereby notify that I propose, in gxercise of the powers conferred upon me by 
the said Act, to constitute a Conciliation Committee for the occupation or calling of shop assistants, 
cashiers, office assistants, and workers in or in connection with retail shops, including persons engaged 
in the reception, sale, or delivery of goods within the following area, viz.: Commencing at the 
north-eastern boundary of the municipality of Manly ; thence in a north-westerly direction to and 
including the town of Hornsby ; thence in a south-westerly direction to and including Emu Plains 
township ; thence in a line to and including the town of Liverpool ; thence in a line to and including 
the town of Sutherland ; thence in a line to the north-eastern headland of Botany Bay; and thence 
by the coast line to the point of commencement ; excepting those employed in or in connection with 
confectioners and fruiterers’ shops and vegetable shops; storemen and packers; ‘employees in 
restaurants and tea shops attached to and carried on in connection with retail shops; all drivers and 
loaders of trolleys, drays, and carts, carters, motor waggon drivers, brakesmep, or extra hands, and 
all grooms, stablemen, yardmen, and traceboys employed in connection therewith by retail store- 
keepers, and all drivers of trolleys, drays and carts, carters, motor-waggon drivers, brakesmen, or 
extra hands employed by master carriers in connection with retail stores; cleaners ; of which all 
persons concerned are hereby required to take notice. 5 : . 
Dated at Sydney, this Ist day of December, 1922. 
: 5 E. H. FARRAR, 
[3656] i Weegee Minister for Labour and Industry. 








INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION ACT, 1912. 
NOvIFICATION UNDER SEcTION 42 AND. REGULATION 83. 


m - 
WHEREAS by the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, as amended, it is enacted that the Minister 
may, as preseribed, constitute a Conciliation Committee for any occupation or calling, other than 
coal and metalliferous miuing, in which more than one hundred (100) persons are employed: Now, 
therefore, I, Ernest Henry Farrar, the Minister aforesaid, in compliance with the Regulat; ons 
made under the said Act, do hereby notify that I propose, in exercise of. the powers conferred u pon 

. me by the said Act, to constitute a Conciliation Committee for the occupation or calling of shop 
assistants, cashiers, office assistants, and workers in or in connection with confectioners, vegetable and 
fruiterers’ shops, including persons engaged in the reception, sale, or delivery of goodsin such shops 
within the following area, viz. : Commencing at the north-eastern boundary of the municipality of 
Manly ; thence in a north-westerly direction to and including the town of Hornsby ; thence in a south- 
westerly direction to and including Emu Plains township ; thence in a line to and including the town 
of Liverpool ; thence in a line to and including the town of Sutherland ; thence in a line to the north- 
eastern headland of Botany Bay ; and. thence by the coast line to the point of commencement ; 


excepting storemen and packers; carters; cleaners; of which all persons concerned are hereby 
required to take notice. | ici ay 


Dated at Sydney, this Ist day of Peaember. 1922. 
2 , a PEA ete i Oh E..H. FARRAR; . 
[3657] . Minister for Labour aud Industry, 


No 166, 1 Dzcemens, 1922.—7, 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 166. [1 Dro, 1923, 





INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION ACT, 1912. 
NOTIFICATION UNDER SEcTIOoN 42 AND REGULATION 83. 


WHEREAS by the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, as amended,-it is enacted that the Minister 
may, as prescribed, constitute a Conciliation Committee for any occupation or calling, other than 
coal and mutalliferous mining, in which more than one hnndred (100) persons are employed : Now, 
therefore, I, Envest Henay Fareas, the Minister aforesaid, in compliance with the Regulations 
made under the said Act, do hereby notify that I propose, in exercise of the powers conferred upon 
me by the said Act, to constitute a Conciliation Committee for the occupation or calling of employees 
engaged in or in connection with the handling, reception, sale, or delivery of goods in drug ware- 
houses within the counties of Cumberland and Northumberland : Excepting storemen and packers ; 
watchmen, caretakers, cleaners, lift attendants and porters ; clerks; carters, grooms, stablemen, 
yardmen, and motor-waggon drivers ; of which all persons concerned are hereby required to take 
notice, Rinks 
Dated at Sydney this lst day of December, 1922. ‘ 
EK. H. FARRAR, 
[3658] i Minister for Labour and Industry. 








Department of Labour and Industry, 
Sydney, Ist December, 1922. 


IN pursuance of the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, as amended, I, Ernest Henry 
Farrar, Minister for Labour and Industty, being the Minister of the Crown administering the said 
Act, do hereby vary the constitution of the Conciliation Committee constituted for the industry or 
calling of shop assistants, cashiers, office assistants, and workers in or in connection with retail shops, 
including persons engaged in the reception, sale, or delivery of goods, within the county of Northum- 
berland, the parish of Stockton, and the municipality of Raymond Terrace ; excepting those employed 
in or in connection' with confectioners and fruiterers’ shops and vegetable shops; storemen and 
packers ; employees in restaurants and tea shops attached to and carried on in connection with retail 
shops; all drivers and loaders of trollys, drays and carts, carters, motor waggon drivers, brakesmen 
or extra }hands, trace boys, and all grooms, stablemen and yardmen in connection with any of the 
above; and cleaners; by deleting therefrom the words “those employed in connection with confec- 
tiorers and fruiterers’ shops and. vegetable shops” to the intent that such lastmentioned employees 
shall be included within the jurisdiction of the said committee. 
E. H. FARRAR, 
[8659] Minister for Labour and Industry. 





[3620] Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
Sydney, 1st December, 1922. 

THE following Order of the Court varying the Award of the Court, published in Government Gazette 
of the 13th August, 1920 (18 I.G. 362), made in and in relation to the industries and callings in 
respect of which the Shop Assistants, &c. (Metropolitan and Newcastle) Board is constituted (con- 
stitution published at page 1466 of No. 37 of Government Gazette, dated 24th February, 1922—sce also 
Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi, page 386) as varied by Orders of the Court published in Government 
(iazettes of 26th November, 1920 (18 I.G. 1867), 25th February, 1921 (19 1.G. 1281), 9th December, 
1921 (20 I.G. 1198), 8rd March, 1922 (21 LG. 912), and 18th August, 1922 (22 IG. 438), is published 
in accordance with the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, and the Regulations there- 


under. 
| F. W. KITCHING, 
(No, 3,580.) Industrial Registrar. 


IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
No. 529-o0f 1922. 
Shop Assistants, &c. (Metropolitan and Newcastle) Board. 
Application by the Retail Traders’ Association of New South Wales, Industrial Union of Employers. 
Monday, the 13th day of November, 1922. 


Carpet and Furniture Cover Workers (Metropolitan and Neweastle) Award. 
Variation. 
(Eight Hours (Amendment) Act, 41922). 
1. Delete clause 1, Hours, of the said Award, gazetted 13th August, 1920, as varied in Gazette 
of 9th December, 1921, and substitute Wate the following clause :— 


4 





. Hours. 


Males.—Forty-eight hours shall pow a week’s work, ahd they shall be worked as 
follows : :~-8? iiours per day from Monday to Friday (both inclusive) ; 44 hours on Saturday. 

Females.—Forty-four hours shall constitute a week’s work, and they shall be worked as 
follews :—8 hours per day from Monday to Friday (both inclusive) ; 4 hours on Saturday, 

The working time shall be between the hours of 7.30 a.m. and 6 pm. from Monday to 
Friday (both inclusive) ; 7.30 a.m. and 1 p.m. on Sasuintay: 

2. Delete the last five paragraphs of clause 2, Wages, of the said “Awaed, as varied in Gazettes 
of 26th November, 1920, 25th February, 1921, 9th December, 1921, 3rd March, 1922, and 18th 
August, 1922, and substitute therefor the following paragraphs :— : 

Pemales: -—_Journeywomen engaged in sewing and fixing floor coverings, at the rate of 
£2 5s. 6d. per week. Journeywomen engaged i in the sewing of furnishing drapery, loose covers, 
and window blinis, at the rate of £2 3s. per week. 

Females starting i in the industry at 21 years of age or over £1 19s, 6d. per week during the 
first year, and thereafter the minimum wage. 

Junior Females.—First six months, 12s. per week, second six months, 14s. 6d. per week, 
third six months, 17s. 9d. per week, fourth six months, 2is. 3d, per week, fifth six months, 
243, 9d. per week, sixth six months, 36s, 6d, per week and therenfter the minimum wage for 
journeywomen in their respective classes. i 

Employees coming within the operation of this clause shall ott their Binnluver when 
they have completed a further six months’ experience, and the employer shall thereupon pay as 
from that date the increased rate provided above; provided always that if such notification be 
made later than the due date the eniployer shall be bound apon such notification to pay any 
arrears of such increased rate as and from the said due date. 

Journeywomen engaged in sewing of furnishing drapery, loose coy vers, and window blinds, 
receiving a higher rate of pay than above specified for them, shall not necessarily be reduced in 
consequence of this Award. 

3. This variation shall take effect, so far as the wages for females are concerned, fourteen days 
after its publication in the Government Gazette ; and as to hours of labour from the 5th ee? of 
January, 1923. It shall remain in force thereafter until the 24th day of August, 1923. 


T. ROLIN, 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 











1 Dre, 1922) ve NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 166. - 6379 





[3619] Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
: Sydney, Ist December; 1922. 


; THE following Order of the Court-made in and in relation to the industries and callings in respect of 
which the Restaurant, &¢.,; Employees, Retail Shops (State) Board is constituted (constitution pub- 
lished at page 1435 of No. 87 of 4overnment Gazette, dated 24th February, 1922—see also Industrial 
Gazette, vol. xxi, page 324), varying the Award of the Court made in respect of the Domestic Group 
No. 4 (Restaurants, &e., Retail shops, State) Board, publisbed in Government Gazette of the 14th 
September, 1917 (12 I. G. 638), as varied by Orders of the Court published in Government Ctazettes of 
8th February, 1918 (13 I.G@. 239), 20th December, 1918 (15 .1.G. 11€), llth July, 19ly (16 I.G, 6), 
14th November, 1919 (16 I.G. 915), 23rd Aprii, 1920 (17 I.G. 1083), ¥th July, 1920 (18. I.G. 125), 8th 

ue, October, 1920 (18 I.G@. 732), 10th December, 1920 (18 I.G. 1800), 21st January, 1w2L (19 IG. 174), 
Peart. 24th March, 1921 (19 I.G. 1438), 9th December, 1921 (20 I.G. 1080), 8rd March, 1922 (21 1.4 83), 
wre _ and 25th August, 1922 (22 1.@. 639), is published in accordance with the provisions of the Industrial 
ail Arbitration Act, 1912, and the Regulations thereunder. 
F. W. KITCHING, 


(No. 3,583.) industrial Registrar. 
IN THE COURT O# INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
No. 539 of 1922. 
Restaurants, &c., Retail Shops (State) Board. 
Applicaton by the Retail Traders’ Association of New South Wales, Industrial Union of i eanoea 
Friday, the 10th day of November, 1922. 
arabes &c., Employees, Retail Shops (State) Award, 

_ j Variation. 


1, Delete from clause 9, Wages, of the said Award, gazetted 14th September, 1917, 28 varied in 
Na eation of 20th December, 1918, 14th November, 1919, 23rd Aprii, 1929, 9th July, 1920, 10th 
December, 1920, 21st January, 1921. 2tth March, 1921, 9tn December, 1921, 3rd March, 1922, and 5 25th 
August, 1922, the rates of pay therein stated in respect of each of the classifications hereunder men- 

tioned, and substitute in lieu ‘thereof the rates stated hereunder opposite such classifications :— 
Weekly hands.—The following shall be the minimum weekly wage for female cooks of any 

age other than aporentices :— 
_ Class A.—In restaurants where the charge for a three-course meal is over one shilling and 
sixpence— 

Where five or more cooks are usually employed —Chef, £4; second cook, £3 23. ; 
pastry, pudding or sweet cook, £2 163.; third or relief cook, £2 14s. 6d.; 
second pastry cook, £2 13s.; grill or stove ‘cook, £2 14s. 6d. ; vegetable, assistant 

Bi tg or other cook, £2 185. 

q - Where four cooks are usually employed—Chef, £3 Be: ; second cook, £2 17s: 6d. ; 

cr pastry, pudding, sweet or third cook, £2 143. 6d.; vegetable, assistant or other 
cook, £2 11s. Gd. 

Where three cooks are usually employed—Chef, £3 8s, 6d. ; second cook, £2 14s. 6d. ; 

t third, assistant, vegetable or other cook, £2 11s. 6d. 
Bred Where two cooks are usually employed—Chef, £2 16s.; second, griil, stove, pastry, 
vegetable, assistant or other cook, £2 11s. 6d. 

Where one cook is usually employed-—£2 lbs. 

Class B. ae restaurants where the charge for a three-course meal is one shilling and sixpence 
or under— 

Where five < or more sacks are usually Zalogeds Cue £3 148.; second, £2 16s. ; 
pastry, pudding or sweets cook, £2 13s. ; third or. relief cook, £2 Vis, 6d. ; second 
pastry cook, £2 10s. ; grill or stove cook, £2 13s. ; vegetable, assistant, or other 
cook, £2 10s. 

Where four cooks are usually employed—Chef, £3 5s.; second cook, £2 14s, 6d.; 
pastry, pudding, sweet or third cook, £2 11s. 6d.; vegetable assistant or other 
cook, £2 10s, 

Where three cooks are usually employed—Chef, £3 0s. 6d.; second, £2 13s. ; third, 
assistant, vegetable or other cook, £2 10s. 


Where two cooks are usually employed—Chef, £2 15s.; second, grill, stove, pastry, 
vegetable, assistant, or other cook, £2 10s, 
Where one cook is usually yn aes £2 14s, 6d. . 
> Kitchenmaids, £2 4s. 6d. 
Class A—Waitreeses, £2 4s. 
Class B—Waitresses, £2 2s. 6d. 


Three-quarter day waitresses, £1 19s. 6d. Provided that Farmer and Company Limited 
shall make an allowance to waitresses for laundry of 4s. per week during the existence of the 
war, and provided further that should the allowance be reduced or withdrawn during the 
currency of this Award the wages of three-quarter day waitresses may be reopened. 

Mid-day waitresses, 17s. 3d. Improver waitresses may be employed in the proportion of one 
to four waitresses at the following rates :—Firet three months, 28s, 9d. per week; second three 
months, 35s. 6d. per week ; thereafter at the minimum rates for waitresses, An improver waitress 
shall mean a waitress with less than six months’ experience. All time served with a previous 
employer shall count as portion of the six months’ experience, 


Pantrymaids, £2 4s. 6d. 

Linenmaids or seamatresses, £2 4s. 6d. 

Staff cloak-room attendants (female), £2 4s. 6d. 

Counter hands and/or cashiers, male or female, the rates prescribed for waiters or waitresses \in 
their respective classes. 

Casual luncheon waitresses, 4s. 3d. per lunch. 

Casual dinner waitresses, 5s. per dinner. 


2. Delete from clause 10, Meals, of the said Award, as varied as aforesaid, the following words 
and figures :— 
The deduction to be made from the wages of three quarter day waitresses who are provided 
with meals {when not absent) shall be 9s. 6d. per week; 
and subs‘itute in lieu thereof the following words and figures —_ 
The deduction to be made from the wages of three-quarter day waitresses who are provided 
with meals (when not absent) shall be $3. 3d. per week 


3. Thia variation sail take effect fourteoa days afcer its publication in the Government Gazette, 
and shall remain in force thereafter until the 7th day of September, 1928, 


| : : | GEO. 8. BEEBY, | 
yeas a _. Additicnal Judge of the Court of Jn !u. rial Arbitrat a. 








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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZESTE. No. 166. [1 Deo, 1992. 


[3608 ] Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
i Sydney, Ist December, 1922. 
THE following Order of the Court varying the Award of the Court published in Govern- 
ment Gazette of the 2nd June, 1922 (21 I.G., 1459), made in and in relation to the industries 
and callings in tespect of which the Laundry Employees (State) Board is constituted 
(constitution published at page 1435 of No, 37 of Government Gazette, dated 24th February, 
1922—see also Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi, page 324), as varied by Orders of the Court 
published in Government Gazettes of 11th ‘August, 1922 (22 LG, 885), and 20th October, 
1922, is published in accordance with the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, qO72, 
and the Regulations thereunder, s 
; FP, W. KITCHING, 

(No. 3,578. ) Industrial Registrar, 


IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES, 
No, 547 of 1922, 
Laundry Employees (State) Board. 


Application by the Employers’ Federation of New South Wales, Industrial Union of 
Employers. 


Friday, the 17th day of November, 1922. 
Laundry Employees (Cumberland and Northumberland) Award. 
Variation. 


1. Delete clause 2, Wages, of the said Award, gazetted 2nd June, 1922, as varied in 
Gazette of 11th August, 1922, and substitute in lieu thereof the following clause :— 


. Wages. 


Wages shall be paid by the week in cases in w hich Ww eekly wages only are herein 
provided, and by the week or by the day in cases in which provision is herein made for 
wages by the week or by the day, and wages shall be paid at piece rates in the cases for 
which piece rates only are herein provided, and at piece rates or by the day in the cases 
for which piece rates or wages by the day are herein provided; and the lowest rates 
of wages and prices for piece-work payable to employees shall be as follows :— 


(a) Folders——Under 16 years of age, £1 1s. 2d. per week; 16 and under 18 years 

of age, £1 4s. 1d. per week; 18 years and under 21 years of age, £1 7s. per 

' week; 21 years of age and over, £1 19s, Gd. per week. Folders are to be 
employed in all the different processes of folding, shaking-out, attending to 
mangles of all descriptions. 

(b) Machinists, including Shirt and Collar Machinists.—Under 18 years of age— 
First 8 months, £1 4s. 1d. per week; second 3 months, £1 8s, 11d. per week; 
thereafter, £1 13s. 9d. per week; 18 years and under 21 years of age—First 
3 months, £1 8s. 11d. per week; second 3 months, £1 13s. 9d. per week; 
thereafter, £1 18s, Td. per week ; 21 _vears of age and over, £1 19s. 6d. per week; 
after, one month's employment, "£2 3s. 6d. per week, Shirt and collar machinists 
may work, providing full payment of 28s. 11d. shall be paid for three days’ 
employment w hether worked or not, at the rate of 9s, 74d, per day. 

(ec) Body and Press Ironers.—Under 18 years of age, £1 4s. 1d. per week; 18 and 
under 21 years of age, £1 8s. 11d. per week; 21 years and over, £1 19s. 6d. per 
week, 

(d@) Plain Ironers and Learners in Hand Irening—Under 21 years of age, 5s. 93d. 
per day; 21 years of age and over, 7s. 3d. per day, or 10d. per dozen. 

(e) General Employees, Hangers-out, &c,—18 and under 21 years of age, at 11s, 4d, 
per week; 21 years and over, £1 19s. 6d. per week. 

(f) Women working in Wash- house.—Hand washing, £1 19s, 6d. per week, or 
7s. 9d. per day; women working one w ashing machine, £2 8s. 6d, per week; 
women working more than one machine, the minimum adult male wage. 

(g) Starch Ironers—Employees engaged in the ironing of any starched garment 

shall receive one-third of the price charged to the customer, Plain jroners 
shall receive this rate when they are performing this class of work. Prices 
chatged shall be marked by private mark or other wise on each garment ironed. 

(h) Shirts Ironed by Hand.—Band shirts with cuffs, 2s. 3d. per dozen; all other 
shirts with starched fronts and cuffs, 2s. 9d. per dozen. 

(i) Backing-up muchine-ironed shirts, 1s. per dozen. 

(j) Shirts ironed by machine and body ironers, 9d, per dozen, 

(k) Hand collar and cuff ironers, 1s. per dozen. 





(1) Sorters and Packers,—Under 18 years of age, £1 4s, 1d. per week; 18 and. under 


20 years of age, £1 8s. 11d. per week; 20 years of age, £1 13s, 9d, per week ; 
24 pee and over, £1 19s. Gd. per Week; after 8 months’ employment, £2 3s, 6d, 
per week. 

(m) Suaeeners. nder 21 years of age, eA: ee: 10d. per week ; 21 years of age 
and over, £2 3s. 6d. per week. nder 18 years of age, £1 4s. 1d. 
per week; 18 years of age and iar 21 years of age, £1 8s 11d. per ares 
21 years and over, £1 19s. 6d. per week. 

(n) Male Employees in Wash-house—18 and under 20 years of age, £2 78, 7d. 
{ per week; 20 years of age, £2 17s. 1d. per week; 21 years and over, £3 18s. 
per week. 
Male employees in wash-house are to be in attendance ‘upon all different 
w, kinds of machinery in the wash-house to keep the same clean. 

(0) Casual Labour.—Casual adult, juvenile male and female: labour may be 
employed in the wash-house at the following rates:—Male adult, 1s, 11d. per 
hour; juvenile male, 1s, 5d. per hour; females, 1s, 8d. per hour: Provided that 
no employee shall be engaged as a casual employee and as a weekly employee 
in the same week between a Monday and a Saturday (both inclusive), 

2. This variation shall take effect fourteen days after its publication in the Govern- 
ment Gazette, and shall remain in force thereafter until the 15th day of June, ‘1924, 


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Additional shee of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 








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Fs ‘ Sydney, 1st December, 1922. 


THE following Award of the Court made in exercise of the powers conferred on it by section 14 of the 

- ‘Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, determining certain industrial matters arising in and in relation to 

_ the industries and callings in respect of which the Moulders (State) Board is constituted (constitution 

published at page 1453 of No. 37 of Government Gazette, dated 24th February, 1922—see also Industrial 

tte yol, xxi, page 360), is published in accordance with the provisions of the Act and the Regulations 
ereunder, 


F. W. KITCHING, 
Industrial Registrar. 





(No. 8,579.) 


IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
Nos, 375 and 483 of 1922. 
Moulders (State) Board. 
Applications by the Federated Mouldeyrs’ (Metals) Union of Australasia, N.S.W. District, Industria 


Union of Employees; andthe Metal Trades Employers’ Association of New South Wales, Industrial 
Union of Employers. 


Thursday, the 16th day of November, 1922. 
- Moulders (State) Award. 
(Eight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1922.) 


1. Wages. 
The minimum rates of pay for adult journeymen shall be as follow :— 
Tron and Steel Moulding. : 


(a) Repetition work done on the plate system or by machine, where not less than Bete articles ara 
moulded consecutively, 2s. Oid. per hour. 

(0) All other moulding, 2s. 14d. per hour. 

(c) Journeymen ecebiin kan: 2s, 1¢d. per hour. 





Brass Moulding. 


(a) Repetition work done on the plate or odd side system, or by machine where not lesa than 
twenty articles are moulded consecutively, 2s. Ofd. per hour. 
_ _(b) All other moulding, 2s. 1{d. per hour, 

4 yi (c) Journeymen coremakers shall be paid the same rate as the moulder employed on the job for 
. which the core is/made. When the main portion of the pattern is a part of the plate, or is 
bolted or made fast to the plate so that the said main portion is drawn with the plate, the job 

shall be classed as plate work, 

2, Overtime. 

Overtime shall be paid for at the rate of time and iialf for the firet twelve ene worked in any 
week, and double time for any time beyond the twelve hours: Proyided that where overtime on any 
day does not exceed half-an-hour payment shall be mare as for half-an-hour’s overtime. 

: Overtime is any time worked outside the regular hours of the RnOP on week days, exclusive of the 
holidays allowed under clause 4. 

‘No moulder shall work more than twenty-two hours overtime in any week, except in the case of 
necessary and urgent repairs in the establishment. 

In the event of an employee working overtime he shall be entitled to stand off nto until the 
completion »f eight hours from the time he finished his overtime work. 

Where an employee is worked for longer than one hour overtime on any day, he shall, unless 
notified prior to such day that he would be so required, be paid an allowance of 2s., or provided with a 
reasonable meal by his employ er in lieu of such allowance. 

Any employee who is required to continue working for more than one hour after the ordinary 
ceasing time shall be allowed thirty minutes for crib after the first hour worked, also forty-five minutes 
after each further four hours worked, for which no deduction of pay shall be made. 


8. Night-shifts. 


The rates of pay for night-shifts shall be at the rate of time and a quarter for eight hours; all 
time after, double time. No work done at night shall be regarded as night-shift work unless three full 
nights in succession are worked. 

A moulder put on night-shift work on the same day that he has worked day work shall be paid 
time and a half. A moulder who has worked a night-shift shall have at least eight hours rest before 
starting on day work, or be paid time and a half for such work. 


4, Holidays and Sundays. 


: The recognised holidays shall be New Year’s Day, Anniversary Day, Good Friday, Easter 
Monday, King’s Birthday, Prince of Wales’ Birthday, Eight-hour Day, Christmas Day, Boxing Day, 
or any days observed in lieu thereof, the Picnic Day of the Federated Moulders (Metals) Union of 
Australasia, N.S.W. District, and all other public holidays gazetted as such throughout the State. } 

Union Picnic Day shall be on a Saturday, and notice in writing of the date thereof shall be 
given to the employers at least three weeks before ‘such date. 

For work done on Sunday, Good Friday, Christmas Day, and EKight-hour Day, any employee 
shall be paid double whatever rate he would be paid tor working the same portion of the day on any 
ordinary day. 

Work done on any other holiday shall be paid for at double time, unless such work be limited’ 
to repair work for the establishment, in which case time and a half shall be paid. 


5. Hours of Work. 


The ordinary hours of work shall be forty-eight per week of six days, between the hours of 7 
and 5.30 p,m, Monday to Friday, and between 7 a.m. and 12 noon on Saturday. Not more heh eight 
hours fifty minutes shall be worked on any one day at ordinary rates. 


6. Apprentices’ Wages. \r 
The minimum rates of pay for apprentices shall be as follows :— 


Per week 

my | £ ea 

First year ube iis it Les eee Vine hee ie ONS 72 
Becond year. Ary’ ass ee as An BA ee AB Th 
Third year on ses 5 te es so “ye Coe Wek eee) 
Fourth year... okt ee Bae Behe | Geaaile Nor telines Okie an Lkccra 
Fifth year coe sae oot oboe ooe one oo@ ci 1 18 4, 





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7. Conditions and Instruction of Apprentices. 





(a) Sabjext to existing contracts, all apprentices shall be indentured for period of five years ° 


under the form of indenture contained in the second Schedule of the Apprentices Act of 1301. In eal- 
culatiag the period of service under this clause each apprentice shall be allowed such time as he has 
already served in the trade, including his term of probation hereinafter referred to. E 


(b) The number of apprentices allowed in each foundry shall be az follows :— 


(i) In iron and steel foundries—one apprentice where three or a less number of jouraeymen are 
_ employed, and one apprentice to every three journeymen thereafter. 
(ii) In beass foundries—one apprentice to every two or less number of journeymen employed, and 
one apprentice to every two journeymen thereafter. 


(c) In taking any new apprentices, the calculation of the said proportion shall be based on a three- 
fourths full time employment for the twelve previous calendar months. 


Any employer taking an apprentice shall be entitled to take him for three months on probation. 
(2) In the case of any apprentice not being able to complete his apprenticeship in the foundry 


where indentured, through the employer having been compelled to cluse dowa his establishment, the 


Court may give special permission to any of the existing foundries to take the said apprentice to complete 
his apprenticeship, whether the proportion of apprentices there employed ba as high as this Award per- 
mits or not: |Pr:vided that, where practicable, the apprentice shall be placed in a foundry under the 
limit. 

(e) Every appreatice shill, duriog at lea-t two years of his apprenticeship, attend on at least two 
nights in each week the classes in moulding provided at the Technical College, or at such other place of 
instruction as may be agreed upon by the employer, provided that the said employer be not such instructor, 
The fees, to the amount of 5s. per quarter for each apprentice, and no more, shall be refunded by the 
employer upon the production by the apprentice of a certificate from the instructor that he has satis- 
factorily attended the classes during the quarter. 


(f) Every apprentice shall, at the end of his tims, be given a certificate of service by the employer 
in wh-se foundry he has finished his time. 


8. Females. 
If females be employed such employmens must be restricted to coremaking, such cores not 


exceed 2 inches in diameter, and the weight of any lifs not to exceed a quarter of a hundreidweight, 


Such females must be accommedated entirely separate from all other employees. Subject to any 
regulations of the Board of Trade, all females shall be pail not less-than the fo!lowing rate of wages :— 


Per week. 

? 8, d. 
First year ... BG: wa an a eae a tae ie 8) 120) 
Second year nie shah ees ¥o are ee seo R is tee 1 LOD 
Third year... we ie ie ta 6 bee aa picpys-f0 re 6) 
Fourth year AY ves roe ivi Peo ie Bais su to eo, oO 
Fifth year... ep se nad Rone a vA ia mers ape BLO) 
And tiereafter ...  ... sis nes dae va a te 8 OD. 


9. Paymeat of Wages. 


Wages are to be paid weekly, except where fortnightly payments 


are arranged for any shop by 
agreement between employers and employees. 


10. Lavatory and Dining Accommodation. 


_ Washing accommodation, consisting of a suitable number of taps (at least one to every ten 
employees) shall be provided, a separate locker for each employee, and one shower bath for each twenty 


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workmen engaged in the moulding shop. Employees shall be. at liberty where other suitable — 


accommodation is not provided, to use the foundry fsr meals, but in-wet weather, when drying moulds 
is in operation, they shall te allowed the freedom of other parts of the shop, except the pattern shop 
or pattern loft. This privilege is only granted subject to strict observance on the part of the employee 
of such regulations as may be prescribed by the employer with reference to the disposal of retuse, 


‘11. Preference to Unionists. ; 


Subject to the provisions of the Returned Soldiers’ and Sailors Employment, Act, 1919, so long : 


as the Federated Moulders (Metals) Union ot Australasia, N.S.W. District, admits to membership 
any competent workmen of good’character making application, and making payment of anu entrance 
fee and contribution per week not exceeding the amounts prescribed by the present rules of the said 
Union, then as between members of the said Union and other persons offering their labour at the same 
time, members of the said Union shall have preference of employmert over such other persons, other 
things being equal. 

12. Notice of Dismissal. 


At least one hour’s notice shall be given when an employee’s services are dispensed with, and he 
shall be paid all wages due to him or be paid for all time kept waiting for same. 


13. Safety. 


In any moulding shop in which ladles of fifteen cwt. and over are not fitted with safety worm 
gew, or ia which a clear passage of not lesa than two feet is provided where molten metal is carried by 
hand, employees, in the absence of a shop committee or industria! council existing for the consideration 
and adjustment of such matters, shall be entitled to apply to the Court for a special variation of the 
Award to compel the taking of all reasonable precautions in any shop for safety and the avoidance of 
unnecessary strain on workmen. ) ¢ 
14, Area, Incidence, and Duration. 


This Award rescinds and replaces the Award of the Court published in Government Gazette No. 


102 of the 28th May, 1920, made iu and in relation to the industries and callings in respect of which 
the Moulders (State) Board is constituted, as varied by Orders of the Court published respectively in 
Government Gazettes No. 195 of the 5th November, 1920, No. 74 of the 27th May, 1921, No. 177 of 
the 2nd December, 1921, and No. 115 of the 28th July, 1922. 


It shall apply to all moulders in the State, excluding the county of Yancowinna, within the 
jurisdiction of the Moulders (State) Board. 


It shall take effect on and from the date of publication in the Government Gazette (except as to 
clauses 1 and 5, relating respectively to wages and hours of work, which shall take effect on and from 
the 17th day of November, 1922), and shal] remain in force thereafter for a period of one year. 


GEO. 8. BEEBY, 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration, 


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1 Dec., 1922.] 7 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 166 6383 
+ ; [3022] ; . | Industrial Registrar’s Office, : 


Sydney, lst December, 1922, 


THE following Order of the Court varying the Award of the Court published in Government Gazette 
ie of the 26th November, 1920 (18 I.G, 1818), made in and in relation to the industries and callings in 
-——-—reapect of which the Dressmakers, &v. (State) Board is constituted (constitution published at page 1439 of 
ae No. 87 of Government Gazette, dated 24th February, 1922—see also Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi, page 

_ 333) as varied by Orders of the v'ourt published ia Government Gazettes of 18th February, 1921 (19 1G, 
Ses, 669) and 17th March, 1922, (21 LG. 891} is published in accordance with the provisions of the 


. ne Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, and the regulations thereunder. ; 
Ao ae ~Hie Sek SS F. W. KITCHING, 
(No. 3,582.) Industrial Registrar 
he ai ‘ IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
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sg ‘ < No. 525 of 1922, - 
cg Dressmakers, &c. (State) Board. 
~ Application by the Retail Traders’ Association of New South Wales, Industrial Union of Employers. 
Fiiday, the 10th day of November, 1922. 


Dressmakers, Whifo Workers, and Makers of Underelothing (State), and Milliners (Cumberland and 
: _ Neweastle) Award. 


Variation. ; 
(Hight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1922.) 


1, Delete from clause 1, Definitions, of the said Award, gazetted 26th November, 1920, as varied 
in Gazettes of 18th February, 1921, and 17th March, 1922, the figures ‘‘44s. 6d.,” and substitute in 
ieu thereof the figures “ 43s,” . 
: 2. Delets clause 2, Hours, of the said Award, as varied in Gazette of 17th March, 1922, and 
substitute in lieu thereof the following clause :— 


2, Hours. e 


Each employer shall have the option of working his employees on a five-day week or a six- 
day week system : Provided that, having once adopted one system, that system shall not be varied 
without one week’s notice thereof to the employees. 

Where the five-day weck system is adopted ths working hours (exclusive of meal times) shall 
not exceed 46% hours er week, and shall be worked between the hours of 8 a.m. and 6 p.m,, Monday 
tu Wriday inclusive. \ ; ; 

Where the employer adopts the-six-day week system the working hours (exclusive of meal 
times) shall not exceed 464 hours per week, and shall be worked between the hours of 8 a.m, and 
poe on five days of the week inclusive, and 8 a.m, and 1 p.m. oa the day usually observed as a 

.  hatt-holiday. 
fe Each employee shal) be entitled to one break of ten minutes each day, provided that where 
it is the rule to work employees 44 hours or less per week, the employer shall not be compelled to 
allow auch break, = : 

Provided that in tae case of miiliners (subject to clause 5 hereof) any employee may be called 
upon to serve in the shop on the late shopping night, and may in such case be employed until 9°30 

_ p.m. The hours so worked shall count as ordinary time, and she shall be paid for such hours not 
less than the rate of pay herein prescribed, or at the rate of pay of a shop assistant of her age or 
length of service, whichever is the greater. 


3. Delete clause 5, Overtime, of the said Award, as varied as aforesvid and substitute in licu 
thereof the following clause :— 





5. Overtime. 


All work done in excess of a period of 46} hours per weck shall be paid for at the rate of time 
and a half. ‘ 


4. Delete from clause 8, Proportion of Apprentices and Improvers, of the said Award, as varied 
in Gazettes of 18th February, 1921, and 17th March, 1922, the figures ‘‘ 44s. 6d.,” appearing in reepect 
of White Workers, and substitute in lieu thereof the figures “ 43s.” 

5. Delete Schedules I, II, III, atd IV of thesaid Award, as varied in Gazettes of 18th February, 
1921, and 17th March, 1922, and substitute the following Schedules in lieu thereof :— 


Scuepurs I, 


" Dressmakers, 
(2) Manufacturing or stock work— ‘ 

Beginners other than pressers, distributors of work, and forewomen, if under 16 years of age 
shall be paid at the rate of 12s. Gd. per week, and if over 16 years of age, 15s. 2d. per 
week, with half-yearly increases of 2s. 6d. per week for the first tiwo years’ service in the 
industry, and half-yearly increases of 5a. thereafter until reaching the minimum wage. 


Machinists with four years’ experience— Per week. 
1S i . 8. od. 
‘ |. Coats, at the rate of ... fae Hs i: edie eee ca Ae ea) 45.6 
Blouses and/or skirts, at the rate of oy ae oat ns a fat 430-0 
- Examiners, at the rate of .. nes Ae ee ae ee be 4 ie 
Table overseers, gt the rate of. ae nae Ree £3 Nha a He 45,56 
Dinishers, with four years’ experience, at the rate of .., ay Karl AOE, 
Folders, with four years’ experience, at the rate of hive we ee aha Gy 
Presser (not exceeding 12-lb. iron), at the rate of a ee Dep talties aun SOnT 
Presser, under 20 (not exceeding 7-1b. iron), at the rate o ei Bs SE MAB BI eai§) 
y Any presser working with an iron exceeding 12 1b. in weight, 1s. per day for ~ 
every 1 lb. or fraction thereof in excees of 12 lb. 
Distributors of work, (trimmers), at the rate of ... es oF ee wp 40.6 
Forewoman, at t!e rate of .., ek No fies es At A fn GOS 


_ (6) Order dressmaking— 


Beginners, if under 16 years of age, 128. 6d. per week, and if over the age of 16 
yeare, 15s. 3d. per week, with the increase as in manufacturing or stock work. 


Coat and bedice hands, with four years’ experience, at the rate of ... ose we 45° 6 

' Elcu:es and/or skirts hands, with four vears’ experience, at the rate of... wv. 43 0 
rie: i Assistant bo'lice hands, with four years’ experience, at the rate of... boars, O 
Fl Assistant skirt and/or bodice hand, with four years’ experience, at the rateof ... 40 6 

ia Alteration hand, with four years’ experience, at the rate Ont: ey ‘ive 400), 
_» Forewoman, at tlie rate of ne ks Ae ii ia nee oa 55 6 





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Scuzpute II, ANP a 
White Workers and Makers of Underclothing. : 
Beginners, other than praasers, if under 16 years of age, shall be paid at the rate of 12s. 6d. 
pet week, and, if ovec 16 years of age, at the rate of 15s. 3d. per week, with half-yearly increases of 


2s.6d. per week for the first two years’ service in the industry, and half-yearly increases of 5s. 
thereafter until they reach the minimum wage provided for their class, and thereafter the following 


rates :— 
_ Per week, 
8. d. 
Employees with four or more years’ experience, at the rate of toe ow. 43° 0 : 
Cutter, with four or more years’ experience, at the rate of ... nee Safe | ewan UPL ae 
Ecrewoman, at the rate of i, ha igs Be ive a as 36,0 ODE an 
Presser (not exceeding 12 1b. iron), at the rate of ... ane ese oe Fae) SOS 
Presser, under 20 (not exceeding 7 Ib. iron), at the rate of ... : 1a OD Og 


Auy presser working with irons exceeding 12 lb. in weight, which have to be lifted 
by hand, 1s. per day for every 1 lb. or fraction thereof in excess of 12 1b.j 


ScHEpDuLE III. 
Milliners. 
Beginners, if under 16 years of age, at the rate of, 12s. 6d. per week, and if over 16 years of 


age, 15s, 3d. per week, and with half-yearly increases of 2s. 6d. for the first two years’ service in the 
industry, and 5s. thereafter until reaching the minimum wage. 


Per week, 
. fo. 
Milliner, after completing four years of service, at the rate of ... ve igo 4000 
Milliner, after completing five years of service, at the rate of ae ay -. 45 6 
Forewoman in charge of not less than twelve employees, at the rate of .... vee? 696 
; Souspvte LV. 
Milliners. 


1. Definitions— 
(a) An improver or beginner shall mean an employee with less than four years’ experience. 
(6) A journeywoman shall mean an employee with four or more years’ experience, or an 
employee receiving not less than 40s. 6d. per week. 
2. Forty and three-quarter hours per week, worked between 8'15 a.m. and 5 p.m. on Monday 
to Friday, and 8°15 a.m, and 1 p.m. on Saturday, shall constitute a week’s work. ! 
3. In each working day, except Saturday, a break of at least three-quarters of an hour shall 
be allowed for dinner, 
4. The following ehall be the minimum rates of wages, viz. :— 


Beginners, if. under 16 years of age, at the rate of 10s. per week; and if over 16 years of age, 
12s. 6d. per week, with half-yearly increases of 2s. 6d. per week for the firat two years’ 
service in the industry, and 5s. thereafter until reaching the minimum wage. ‘ 

Milliner, after completing four years of service, at the rate of 40s. 6d. per week. 

Milliner, after completing five years of service,-at the rate of 43s. per week. u 

Forewoman in charge of not less than twelve employees, at the rate of 60s. 6d. per week. 

5, All statutory and gazetted public holidays and days on which the warehouse shall be 
closedjshall be allowed without deduction of wages. 
6. Overtime shall be’paid at the rate of time and a half for all time worked in excess of 403 
hours per week, or before the starting time or after the ceasing time hereinbefore mentioned. 
7. Not more than three improvers shall be employed to one journeywoman. The proportion 
to be ascertained in the manner set out in clause 8 of this Award. 
6. The last paragraph of clause 15, Arza, Incidence, and Durat on, of the said Award, is varied 
by clause 7 hereof. ei 
7. This variation shall take effect fourteew days after its publication in the Government Gazette, 
and with the said Award gazetted 26th November, 1920, as varied as aforesaid, shall remain in force 
thereafter for a period of one year. 
Leave is reserved to employers and employees to appiy for a new Award at any time: before the 
expiration, of this Award. ‘ Sak 
: T. ROLIN, 
. Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. — 





> [36233 Industrial Registrar’s Office, Gn tally 
Sydney, Ist December, 1922. 
THE following Order of the Court varying the Award of the Court published in Government Gazette . 
of the 14th November, 1919 (16 I.G. 935) made in and in relation to the industries and callings in 
respect of which the Blindmakers (State) Board is constituted (constitution published at page 1446 
of No, 387 of Government Gazette, dated 24th February, ]922—-see also Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi, 
page 347), as varied by Orders of the Court published in Government Gazettes of 26th November, 
1920 (18 L.G. 1340), 3rd March, 1922 (21 1.G. 893), and 18th August, 1922 (22 I.G. 377), is published 
in accordance with the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, and the Regulations — 
thereunder. ; r 
; : F. W. KITCHING,. © 
Industrial Registrar. 
IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
No. 538 of 1922. ia ee 
ii Blindmakers’ (State) Board: 
Application by the Retail Traders’ Association of New South Wales, Industrial Union of Employers. 
Monday, the 13th day of November, 1922. / a inet ere 
Biindmakers (State) Award. 
Variation. ca 
(Eight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1922.) 
1. Delete clause 2, Hours, of the said Award, gazetted 14th November, 1919, as varied in 
Gazette of 3rd March, 1922, and substitute in lieu thereof the following clause :— é 


2. Hours. 


Forty-eight hours shall constitute a week’s work, and they shall be worked as follows :— 

8} hours per day from Monday to Friday, both inclusive, and 44 hours on Saturday. The 

working time shall be between the hours of 7.30 a.m. and 6 p.m. from Monday to Friday, both 

inclusive, and 7.30 a.m: and 1 p.m. on Saturday. All time worked before or after the recognised 

starting and closing hours of each shop shall be classed as and paid for as overtime. i 

f 2. This variation shall take effect from the 5th day of January, 1923, inclusive, and shall 
remain in force thereafter until the 24th day of August, 1923, 


(No. 3,587.) 





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[8625] Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
Sydney, 1st December, 1922. 


The following Order cf the Court varying the Award of the Court published in Government Gazette of 
the 28th May, 1920 (17 1.G. 1317), made in and ia relation to the iadustries and callings in respect of 

which the Storemen and Packers, Not Elsewhere Included (State) Board is constituted (constitution 

published at page 5554 of No. 144 of Government Gazette dated 6th October, 1922—see also Industrial 
Gazette, vol. xxii, page 851), as varied by Orders of the Court published in Government Gazettes of 12th 

November, 1920 (18 I.@. 1069), 12th May, 1922 (21 I.G. 1332), and 18th August, 1922 (22 I.@, 514), is 

published in accordance with the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, and the Regulations 

thereunder, 

F. W. KITCHING, 


(No, 8,585.) Industrial Registrar. 


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IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES, 


No. 524 of 1922. 
Storemen and Packers, Not Elsewhere Included (State) Board.. ~ 


Application by the Retail Traders Association of New South Wales, Industrial Union of Employers. 
Monday, the 13th day of November, 1922. 


Storemen and Packers, Not Elsewhere Included (State) Award. 


(Except where employed in Bonded and Free Stores, Wholesale Tobacconists Stores, or in Workshops 
in the Iron and Shipbuilding Trades.) 


Variation. 
(Eight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1922.) 


1. Delete clause 1, Working Hours, of the said Award, gazetted 28th May, 1920, as varied in 
Gazette of 12th May, 1922, and substitute therefor the following clause :— 


1. Working Hours. 

The ordinary working hours, exclusive of meal times, shall not exceed 48 per week, limited 
to 8} hours daily. between 6 a.m. and 6 p.m. Monday to Friday inclusive, and 44 hours between 6 
a.m. and 12 noon on Saturday. . 

Within the abovementioned limits each emplover shall have the right of fixing starting 
times for his various employees ; such times on being fixed shall not be altered without giving 
fourteen days’ notice. Such notice shall be exhibited so as to be legible by his employees. 

2. Delete the las: paragraph of clause 3, Wages, of the said Award, as varied in Gazettes of 12th 
November, 1920, 12th May, 1922, and 18th August, 1922, and substitute therefor the following, 
paragraph :— fa 

Casual Hands, Storemen and Packera, 2s. 1$d. per hour. 

3, This variation shall take effect fourteen days after its publication in the Government Gazette 
and shall remain in force thereafter until the 24th August, 1923. 

This variation is made without prejudice to any application the employees may make for shorter 








hours. 
» T. ROLIN, 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 
[3624] i Industrial Registrar's Office, 


Sydney, 1st December, 1922, 


THE following Order of the Court varying the Award of the Court published in Government Gazette 
of the 12th March, 1920 (17 I.G. 775), made in and io relation to the industries and callings in respect 
of which the Watchmakers, &c. (State) Board: is constituted (constitution published at page 1441 of 
No. 37 of Government Gazette, dated 24th: February, 1922—sec also Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi, page 
337), as varied by Orders of the Court published in Government Gaz-ttes of 26th November, 1920 


- (18 I.G, 1826), 9th December, 1921 (20 I1.G. 1097), and 25th August, 1922 (22 I.G. 355), is published 


in accordance with the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, and the Regulations 


thereunder. 
F. W. KLITCHING, 
Industrial Registrar. 





(No. 3,586.) 
IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES, 
No. 580 of 1922. 
: ' Watchmakers, &c. (State) Board. 
Application by «he Retail Traders Aszociation of New South Wales, Industrial Union of Employers. 
a Friday, the 10th day of November, 1922, 
Watchmakers, é&c. (State) Award. 
Variation. 
(Eight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1922.) 


1. Delete clause 2, Hours, of the said Award, gazetted 12th March, 1920, as varied in Gazette of 
25th August, 1922, and substitute therefor the following ciause :— 


- 2. Hours. 


(a) The maximum number of hours to be worked by an employee in the counties of Cumber- 
land and Northumberland to entitle him to the wages hereinafter mentioned shall be 46} per week. 

Such hours may be worked between 7 a.m. and 6 p.m. on Monday to Friday inclusive, and 
between 7 a.m. and 1 p.m. on Saturday. 

On Monday to Friday inclusive not less than 80 minutes shall be allowed for meal time 
between the hours of 12 noon and 2 p.m. ' 

(b). The hours of employees working outside the counties of Cumberland and Northumber- 
land shall not exceed 43 per week, and may be worked without payment of overtime between the 
hours of 8a.m. and 6pm. on four days of the week, 8 a.m. and 9.45 p.m. on the usual late 
shopping night, and 8 a.m, and I p.m. on the usual half-holiday. : 

On five days of the week not less than 30 minutes shall be allowed for meal time between 
the hours of 12 noon and 2 p.m. 

2. Delete from the second paragraph of clause 9, Piece-work, of the said Award, as varied as 
aforesaid, the figures and words “44 hours per week” and substitute therefor the figures and words 
“464 hours per week.” 

_ 8. This variation shall take effect fourteen days after its publication in the Government Gazette, 


and shall remain in force thereafter until the 25th day of March, 1923. 


T. ROLIN, : 
c Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 


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, -‘Tudustrial Registrar’s Office, eo 
; : ney, Ist December, 1922. 
[3637 Sydney, Ist D ber, 1922 


TH, following Order of the Gouri varying the Awarl of the Court published in Government 
Gazette of the 5th November, 1920 (13 [.4. 1059) made in and in relation to the industries ani! 
callings in respect of which the Storemen and- Packers, Retail Stores (Cumberland) Board is constituted 
(constitution published at page 1476 of No. 37-of Goverament Gazette dated 24th February, 1922—see 
also Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi, page 407) as varied by Orders of the Oourt published in Government 
Gazettes of 9th December, 193L (20 (.G.. 1257), and Sth Augitss, 1922 (22 1-G. 506) is published in 
accordance with the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, and the Regulations thereunder. 


= F. W. KITCHING, 
(No. 8,584.) Industrial Registrar. 


IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBI’ PRATION, NEW SOU SH WALES. 
No. 523 of 1922, 
Storemen and Packers, Retail Stores (Cumberland) Board. 
Application by the Retail Traders Association of New South Wales; Industrial Union of Employers. 
Monday, the 13th day of November; 1922. 
Storemen and Packers, Retail Stores (Cumberland) Award. 
Variation. 
(Eight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1922.) 


1. Delete subclause (a) of clause 1, Hours, of the said Award, gazetted 5th November, 1920, as 
yavied in Gazette of 9th December, 1921, and substitute therefor the following subclause :— 

a) The ordinary working hours, exclusive of meal times, shall not exceed 48 per week. Such 
hours shall be worked between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. on Monday to Thursday, inclusive, and between 
8 a.m. and 1 p.m. on Saturday, and in shops other than grocery shops between 8 a.m. and 9°30 
p-m. on Friday, and in grocery shops between 8 a.m. and 7 p.m. on forty-six Fridays in the year, 

‘and between 8 a.m. and 9°30 p.m. on the remaining Fridays in the year. 

Within the abovementioned earliest and latest hours the employer shall have the. right of 
fixing starting and finishing times for his various employees ; such times on being fixed shall not be 
altered without giving seven days’ notice to the employees. 

gi 2. Delete from clause 6, Overtime, of the said Award, as varied as  Btobeatitl, _the figures and 
words “44 hours per week,” and substitute therefor the figures and words “4S hours per week.” 

3. Clause 12 of the said Award is varied by clause 4 hereof. 

4, This variation shall take effect. fourteen days after its: publication in the Gévérnment Gazette, 
and, with the said Award, gazetted 5th November, 1920, as varied in Gazettes of 9th December, 1921, and. 
18th rele 1922, shall remain in force thereafter for a period of one year. 

This variation is made without prejudice to any application the employees. may make for shorter 
hours, and leave is reserved to employers and gs dat to apply for a new Award at any sri before 
the expiration of this Aiward. 

T. ROLIN, 
Additional Judge of the- Court of Industrial Arbitration. 


[3669 ] Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
Sydney, Ist December, 922. 


THD following Order of the Court varying the Award of the Court published in Govern- 





‘gnent Gazette of the 22nd August, 1919 (16 1.G.,°418), made in and in relation to the 


industries and callings in respect of which the Storemen and. Packers; Produce, &e., Stores 
(State) Board is constituted. (constitution published at page 1476 of No, 3T-of Government 
Gazette, dated 24th February,-1922—see also Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi, page 406) ‘as 
varied by Orders of the Court published in Government Gazettes of 14th November, 1919 
(16 1.G., 993), 12th November, 1920 (18 I:G., 10: 58), 25th November, 1921 (20. TAGs 4256), 
and 14th July, 1922 (22°1.G., 191), is published in accordance with the provisions of .the 
Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, and the Regulations thereunder. 

F. W. KITCHING, ahs 
(NOV8;577.) ah Industrial Registrar: 


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N N TH cou RT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES, 
No, 548 of 1922: 
Storemen and eee Be oniiee, &e.;. Stores (State) Board. 
Application by the Employers’ Federation of New South Wales, Tndysrnral Union. of 
Fimployers } 
Friday, the 17th day of Nov Sevier: 1999 
Storemen and Packers, Wholesale Produce; Grain, and seed Stores (Metropolitan) 
Award. | 
Variation: s 
(Eight Hours (Amendment) Act; £622.) 


1; Delete clauses 1, Hours of: Work, and 5, Oyertine, of the said Award, ~supetted 
22nd August, 1919, as yaried in Gazette of J4th July; 1922; and substitute therefor. the 
following clauses :— i a 
1,, Hours of Work, 

The ordinary working hours exclusive of meal times shall not exceed 47 _ pet 
week; such hours shall be w corked, as follows :— 
Between 8 a.m. and'6 p.m. Monday to Friday inclusive, and 8 a.m. and 12 noon 
on Saturday.. 
» Overtime, 
Overtime shall be paid to all employees under this Award at the rate of time 
and a half for all work done before the earliest hour or after the latest hours mentioned 
in clause 1, and for all time worked in excess of 47 hours per week between the said 
earliest and latest hours. 

2. Clause 13 of the said Award. is varied by clause 3 hereof, 

3. This variation shall take effect fourteen days after its publication in Government 
Ganatte, and with the said. Award. gazetted 22nd August, 1919, as varied in Gazettes of 
14th November, 1919; 12th November, 1920; 25th, November, 1921, and 14th July; 1922; shall 
remain in force thereafter for a period of one year. 

Leave is reserved to employers and employees to apply to the Court for a new Award 
at any time before the expiration of this Award, 5 ; 

. \ LIN ROLIN, 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration, 











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Oy [3621] : ven > Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
Sydney, lst December, 1922. 
THE followi« g Order of the Court varying the Award of the Court published in Government Gazette 
of tle 2d January, 1920 (17 1.4. 133), made ia and ia relation to the industries and callings ia respect 
_ of Which the ‘Cabinetiiskers, &e. (State) Board is constituted (constitution pnblished at, page 1447 of 
_ No. 37 of Government Gazette, dated viii February, 1922—-see also Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi, page 


Y. =. 348); as varied by Orders of the Court published in Government Gazettes of 23rd July; 1920 (18 [.G, 


‘ 849), 3rd September; 1920 (18 I.@: 527), 19th November, 1920 (18 I.G. 947 and 948); 25th February, 

1621 (19 I.@. 1273); 18th November, 1924 (20 J.@, 1127), 8rd March, 1922 (21 I. G@. 899), and 18th 
he August, 1922 (22 I.a. 377), is published i in accordancs with the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration 

pee Act, 1912, and the Regulations thereunder. 

: B. W. KITCHING, 


(No. 3,581.) iN | Industrial Registrar. _ 





IN THE COURT OF INDUSDRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALKS. 
No. 541 of 1922, 
Cabinetmakers, &c. (State) Board, 
Apgiicenon by the Retail Tradexs Association of New Soath Wales, Industrial Union of iin players, 
_ Monday, the 13th day of November, 1922, 
Furniture Trades (State) Award. 
’ Variation. 
(Eight Hours (Amendment) Aet, 41922). 
1. Delete clauses 1 Hours, 2 Wages, and 3 Overtime, of the said Award, gazetted 2nd Faaary, 


X 1920, as varied in Gazettes of 23rd July, 1920, 19th Novéinber, 1920, 26th February, 1921, 18th 
November, 1921, 3rd March, 1922, and 18th August, 1922, and substitute in lieu thereof the following 
Ye : clauees :-—_ 
Bria. : 1, Hours. 


_ Males—Forty-cight hours shall constitute a week’s work, and they shall be worked as 
follows :—Hight and three-quarter hours per day from Monday to F riday, both inclusive; and io 
and a quarter hours on Saturday. 
Females—Forty-four hours shall constittite a week’s work, and they shall be worked | as 
follows : :—Eight hours per day, Monday to Friday, both inclusive, and four hours on Saturday. 
’ The working time shall be between the hours of 7:30 a.m, and 6 p.m. from Motnay to Friday, 
Hoth inclusive ; 7°30 4.m. and 1 p-m, 0 jf Saturday. 
¢ All titie worked before or after the recognised starting and ceasing Sig shall be classed as 
and paid for as overtime. 


fs 


aan 2, Wages. 
The er wages shall be as follows ;— 
. j : ; Per hour, 
Adult Males. 8 d. 
. (a) CA eh ite ee onl ye). ee Te 


(b) Assemblers required to ve able only to carry assembled poodé to completion ee es: 
: (c) Cabinetmakers and chairmakers not covered by (@) and (6), er ee 
et etee wood-carvers, and upholsterers ... 


2. . OF 
4 (d) Polishers required to be able to o spirit ‘off, body in, ‘stain to ‘samaple le aigor 
ey - work toacolour .., ° H; au TOF 
(e) Other polishera ... : Ll 9% 
(f) All polisbers on shipping work (other than casual hands) shall bé paid 3d. 
per hour extra. 
(7) Workers, engaged in the manufacture or preparation of material for or repair 
of cushions, mattresses (other than wire) and similar goods... ing nt ETE 


Apprentices (Sales). 


(4) Male Apprentices—Wages.—At mattress making. First year, £1 4s. 3d. per week; 
- second year, £1 19s. 6d. per week; third year, £2 17s. 6d. per week, and thereafter tho 
‘minimum wage for journeymen. 
For all other branches of the industry :—First year, 178. 6d. per week; second year, 
£1 48, 9d. per week: third year, £1 13s. 34. per week; fourth year, £2 8s. 6d. per week ; 
fifth year, £3 6s. 6d. per week, and thereafter the minimum wage for journeymen. — 
: ; Females. . ; 
(i) Female Journeywonen Wages —The minimum wage for fenales after two aid a half years’ 
experience shall be :— 


Per week. 
bs ; BBs ds 
Those engaged at frenchpolishing required to be able to spirit-off’, 
body-in, stain to sample, and/or work to a sie atthe rate of 218 6 
Other frenchpolishers, at the rate of . ee ee We BL 8 
_ Those engeged in upholstering, at the rate of: 24 Be 


Those engaged in bewing, os fey te or t other ‘similar we rk; 
‘at the rate of.. bie ae Whee or ua ois ie SB 26 


(j) Females (junior) Wiaied: ePivat six ‘monebd 12s, per week ; second six.months, 148, 9d. 
per week ; third six months, 17s. 6d. per week; fourth ix months, 21s. 3d, per. week ; 
and fifth six months, 25s. 3c. per week ; and thereafter the minimum wage for journey- 
women, 

3. Overtime. 


All ee worked in excess of 83 hours in any one day (Monday to Friday inclusive), and 4% 
hours on Saturday, shall be paid for at the rate of time and a half for the first hovr and double 
time thereafter. Bat where the sggregate number of hours worked overtime in any one week 
exceeds 8 nours, or where overtime is worked in a factory betweon the hours of 7,30 a.m. and 6 p.m. 

on any three days in any one week, any further overtime in such week shall be paid for at the rate 

of treble time. All work done on Sundays and holidays shall be paid double time; provided that 
In the case of all persons uader the age of 16 years this elause shall be subject to the provisions of 
division 5 of the Factories and anda Act, 1922. 





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Nothing in the preceding clauge shall apply to special night-shift-work, which shall be paid 
at double time, provided that the workmen receive at least 24 hours’ notice of the employers’ inten- 
tion of working such a shift; and further provided that no night-shift sball exceed 8 hours in 
durat:on, and that when it exceeds 5 hours in duration the employer shall provide a substantial 
« Jd meal so soon as 5 hours shall have been worked. No workman who has been engaged for more 
than 5 hours on nigh: work shall work during the succeeding day -shift. 


2, This variation shall take effect, so far as the wages for females are concerned, fourteen days 
after its publication in the Government Gazette; and as to all other matters from the 5th day of 
January, !928, inclusive. 1 ehall remain in force until the 24th day of August, 1923. 


Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 








[ 3626] Sydney, Ist December, 1922. 


COMMONERS’ BOUNDARIES, MOUNT WERONG 
COMMON. 


Commons ReeuiAtion Act, 1898. 
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aba Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, directs it to be notified 
that all the residents or inhabitants of the age of 
16 years and over, within the undermentioned boun- 
daries, and who have been duly enrolled as Com- 
moners will be entitled to the use of the Temporary 
Common at Mount Werong, counties Westmoreland 
and Georgiana: Commencing at the north-west corner 
of portion 2, parish Abercorn; thence by the north 
boundary of that portion, and a line east to right 
bank of Ruby or Werong Creek; thence by that creek 
upwards to the northern extremity of the south-west 
side of Jenolan-street, village of Werong; thence by 
that side of that street and its prolongation south- 
easterly to a point 11 chains south-easterly of the 
intersection of south-east side of Jenolan-+street afore- 
said with the south-easterly - side of Abercrombie- 
street: thenee by lines bearing north 64 degrees 28 
minutes east 60 chains and west about 44 chains to a 
designed road 14 chains wide along leading range; 
thence by that road bearing generally’ south-westerly, 
to the point of commencement. 


FRANK A. CHAFFEY. 





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[3627] f Sydney, 1st December, 1922. 
COMMONERS’ BOUNDARIES AT ESSINGTON. 
Commons Reevuration Act, 1898. 


H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
° the Executive Council, directs it to be notified 
that all the residents or inhabitants of the age of 
16 years and over, within the undermentioned boun- 
daries, and who have been duly enrolled as Com- 
moners will be entitled to the use of the Temporary 
Common at Essington, county Westmoreland: Com- 
mencing on the right bank of Native Dog Creek, at 
a point where the southern side of the road from 


Roekley and Charlton to the Swatchfield and Bullock — 


Flat road meets it; thence by the Native Dog Creek 
to the south-west \corher of reserve 94; by that re- 
serve easterly and northerly to a point about 8 chains 
south of the north-east corner of portion 269; thence 
east to the west boundary of portion 25; thence by 
portions 25 and 71 generally northerly to the south- 
east corner of Annual Lease 15-1; thence by that 
annual lease generally westerly to Native Dog Creek 
aforesaid; and thence by that creck upwards, to the 


point of commencement. 
FRANK A. CHAFFEY. 





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from whatever source, should be legibly written on 
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| << RPPOINTMENTS.. “_ 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has aneneven of the follow- 
“ing appoirltments : cpa a 


DEPARTMENT Or. AGRICULTURE. ; 


Miss: Edith Jané Maude Fountain, as Shorthand- 
writer and Syst, appr HnrEe COMME See as. 
from 15th. November, 1922. ® 

_ Mr. William Marcus Dill-Macky, as Milling Hivedi 

 gator’s Assistant,appointment confirmed as from 
22nd November, 1922. 

Mr. Edward Herbert Lambert, as Swan Clerk. on 
probation. for twelve months,—to take effect from 
~ Ba November, 1S 2 a 


DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATIO Ki. 


Mr. Daniel Abraham Trigg ies be Mechanician, Sra 


_ hey Observatory. - (Confirmation.) 

| DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT. ‘a 
Mr. Rrediaie Charles Hayes to. be Junior Clerk, on 
tm ae twelve months, from 26th October, 


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DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE. 


Mr. Henry Giles Shaw, Stipendiary Magistrate, Syd- 
ney, to be Stipendiary Magistrate and Chairman 


Mr. F, G. Adrian,—from 30th October, 1922. 


’Messrs. | Frederick Donald Hercules Sutherland and 
Aubrey Sydney Wickham, Clerks of Petty Sessions. 


at Cootamundra and Young, respectively, to be 
also Chamber Magistrate at those places,—from 
1st December, 1922. 

Mr. Martin Sylvéster Meagher, Clerk of Petty Ses- 
sions, Wentworth, to be he ae a of Petty 
Sessions. Kogarah, vice»Mr. W. K. Earls, trans- 
ferred;—from Ist December, 9%! 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has ‘approved of the following 
appointments : — 

Mr. Marwoed Harold Cleeve, 
Mudgee, to be District Registrar. in Bankruptey, 
at Lithgow, vice Mr. T.' B. Clegg,—trem . Ist 
December, 1922. 


place, viee Mr. P.-E. B. Barnett,—from 7th 


Bankruptcy, at Wellington (to act only, at. gueh 
times as the Police Magistrate is unable to per- 
form the duty), Registrar of Births, Deaths, and 


lington, Registrar, of | the District Court. Welling- 
ton, and Registrar of the Court of Review under 
the Land and Income Tax Assessment Act, 1895, 
and Regulations sa gonder, akin same date. 





of the Metropolitan Bench of Magistrates, vice. 


Police Magistrate, , 


Mr. Andrew McClure Dunn, Crown Land Agent, Wel. 
lington, to be also Clerk of. Petty Sessions at that -, 


November, 1922; pOP to be District Registrar in. 


Marriages for the District. of Wellington, at Wel: . 


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Mr. Herbert Howell Farrington, Relieving Clerk of 


Petty Sessions, to act as Clerk-of Petty Sessions, » 


Lismore, during the absence of Mr. Hh. A. May, on 

leave,—from 29th November, 1922; also te act as 

District Registrar in, Bankruptcy, at Lismore (to 

act only at such times as the Police Magistrate is 

unable to perform the duty), Registrar of Births, 

Deaths, and Marriages for the District of Lismore, 

at Lismore, and Registrar of the Court af Review 

-at that place under the Land and Income Tax 

Assessment Act, 1895, and Regulations thereunder, 
—from the same date. Pe ; 

Mr. Edward Percy Cusick, Relieving Clerk of Petty 

/ Sessions, to act as Clerk of Petty Sessions, Qui- 

rindi, pending the appointment of a successor to 

Mr. H. T. Skilton, transferred,—from 20th No- 

vember, 1922; also to act as District Registrar in 

Bankruptcy, at Quirindi (to act only at such times 

as the Police Magistrate as unable to perform the 


duty), Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Marriages - 


for the District of Quirindi, at Quirindi, and 


Assistant Registrar at Quirindi of the District. 


Court, Murrurundi,—from same date. - 

Mr. Robert Donaldson, Relieving Clerk of Petty Ses- 
sions, to act as Clerk of Petty Sessions, Kempsey, 
during the absence of Mr. W. T. Brewer, on leave, 
—from 27th November, 1922; also to act as Dis- 
trict Registrar in Bankruptcy, at Kempsey (to 
act only at such times as the Police Magistrate is 


unable to perform the duty), Registrar of Births, 


- Deaths, and Marriages for the District of The 
Hastings and The Macleay, and Assistant Regis- 
trar for the District, of Raleigh, at Kempsey, and 
Registrar of the Court of Review at that place 
under the Land and Income Tax Assessment Act, 
ae and Regulations thereunder,—-from the same 
date. 

Mr. Harold Palser, Acting Crown Land Agent, Ryl- 
stone, to act also as Clerk of Petty Sessions at 
that place, during the absence of Mr. W. H. 
Dening, on leave.—from 13th “November, 1922; 
also to act as District Registrar in Bankruptcy, at 
Rylstone (to act only at such times as the Police 
Magistrate is unable-to perform the duty), and 
Registrar of Births, Deaths. and Marriages for the 
District of Rylstone, at Rylstone,—from the same 
date. ; 

Mr. Alexander. John. Paton, Clerk, Petty Sessions 
Branch, to act as Clerk of Petty Sessions, Wilcan- 
nia. vice Mr, T. G. L. Flynn, transferred, and 
pending permanent arrangements,—from date of 
commencing duty; also to act_as Registrar: of 
Rirths, Deaths. and Marriages for the District of 
Wileannia, at Wilcannia.—from same date. 

Sergeant Samuel Robert Kirkland, to act as Clerk of 
Petty Sessions, Bourke, during the absence of Mr. 
m. R. Harvey, on leave._from 22nd December, 
1922: also to act as Registrar of Births, Deaths, 
and Marriages for the District of Bourke, at 
Bourke,—from same date. 





DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION. 


HIS Excellency the Governor and the Executive ~ 


Council, upon the recommendation of the Public 
Service Board. have approved of the anpointments of 
the undermentioned teachers to the schools and posi- 
tions specified in connection with their respective 
names :— ; 
SEcoNDARY ScHoon APPOINTMENTS. 


Assistant Master.—Mr. Matthew McWhinney to. 


Lismore High. 
Junior Staff.—Mr, 
High. 
Ex-Students.—Miss Gladys. Hudson to Goulburn 
High: Miss F. O. Price to Lismore High; Miss 
Dorothy Irwin to Newcastle High; Miss Vera Harris 
to Tamworth High: Miss Marv Peart to Broken Hill 
High; Miss Mary Bingham to Petersham Intermediate 
High: Mr. 0. Linz to Burwood Intermediate High; 
Mr. Edgar Burnard to Burwood Intermediate High; 
Mr. Edgar Bembrick to Cariterbury Intermediate 
High; Mr. Charles Boyall to Canterbury Intermediate 
High; Mr. C. Thomas to Chatswood Intermediate 


John Davidson to Tamworth 


High; Mr. F. Burtonshaw to Katoomba; Miss Gladys | 


Hudson to West Kempsey Intermediate Hiah; Miss 
Dorothv Toone to Singleton Intermediate High; Mr. 
John H. Dean to Singleton Intermediate High; Miss 
Beryl Chandler to Singleton Intermediate High; Mr. 
John Algie to Taree Intermediate Hioh; Miss 
Dorothy Grassick to Cowra Intermediate High; Miss 
Marjorie Bateson to Glen Innes Intermediate High; 
» Miss Alice Jamieson to Glen Innes Intermediate High; 
Miss Enid Godfrey to Glen Innes Intermediate High ; 





7? f a *» F : Se 
Miss Alice McCormack to Bega District; Miss Hen- 
rietta Dryer to Casino District; Miss Enid Shield to 
Cooma District; Miss Frances Dunnicliff to Gosford 


District; Mr. Harold Henry to Gunnedah District; 


Miss Beatrice McHugh to. Narrabri District; Mr. 
James Mullinger to Parkes District; Mr. R. W. Cald- 
well.to Wellington District; Miss Ella Hanly to Yass 
District; Miss Mey Carnell to Young District; Miss 
Heather Adamson to Young District; Mr. Albert FE. 
Denham to Canterbury Intermediate; Mr. Albert W. 
Milne to Chatswood Intermediate High; Miss Helen 


High; Mr. Ernest R. Watson to Mosman Intermedi- 


ate High: Mr,-Edgar Burnard to Randwick Inter- 
‘mediate High (appointment Burwood cancelled); Mr. 


David §S. Johnston to Inverell Intermediate High; 
Mr. B. F. Dunlop to Inverell Intermediate High; 
Mr. Francis. Fitzpatrick to Inverell Intermediate 
High; Miss Julia Einsaar to Inverell Intermediate 


High; Mr. Norman R. White to Parramatta Inter- 
mediate High;.Mr, Richard Jane to Mosman Inter- 
mediate High; Miss Jessie Simons to Taree Inter- 
niediate High; Miss Edna Jeffrey to Armidale High ; 
Miss Marjorie Steinbeck to Grafton High; Miss L. 
Jenkins to Lismore High; Miss Edith Burton to 
Orange High; Miss Edith Kane to St. George High; 
Mr. Edward Holland to West Kempsey Intermediate 
High; Miss Dorothy Crosby to West Kempsey Inter- 
mediate High: Mr, John Ryan to Katoomba Inter- 
mediate High; Miss Lily Preston to Bowral Inter- 
mediate High; Mr. Richard Jackson to Hurlstone 
Park; Miss Hilda Mackaness to Katoomba Inter- 
mediate High; Mr. David Guthrie to Parkes District ; 
Mr. J. Mullinger to Parramatta Intermediate High ; 
Mr. Stanley Cook to Hurlstone Agricultural High. 
Permanent Secondary Assistant..Miss Violet de 
Putron to Katoomba Intermediate, High. 


Primary ScHoot APPOINTMENTS. 
Teachers.—-Miss Alma Newham to Ashville;> Mr. 
John Grogan to The Vulean; Mr. John Dennerley to 
Callaghan’s Creek; Mr. William Gilmore to Mororo; 
Mr. Ernest Glover to Milroy; Miss Mary Nicol to 
Urungie; Miss Dorothy Ward to Terragon; Miss 
Hilda Doosey to Swamp Oak; Mr. Charles Rose to 
Bargabina and Commissioner’s: Creek Half-time; Mr. 
Leslie Walsh to Box Tank; Mr. Langdon Trotter to 
Combara; Mr, James Loy to Eastlea; Mr. Kenneth 
Ross to Fern Glen and Upper Smith’s Creek; Mr. 
John A. Harrison to Grevillia; Mr. John R. White- 
ford to Tullymorgan ; Mr. Harry Sim to Oakburn; Miss 
Minnie Murray to Rockwood; Mr. Leonard Clark to 
Poonearie; Mr, A. Meers to Triamble; Mr. Clarence 
Calf to Umberumberka; Mr. Sydney McKenzie-to Yar- 
rangobilly ; Miss Dulcie Freebon to Fifield;, Mr. Ern- 
est Orth to Yerrabah; Mr. Charles Porter to Stony 


Gilby to Glen Ellen; Mr. George King to Gin Gin; 


Chapman to Kenny’s Creek; Mr. Matthew Riley to 
Milparinka; Mr: Vincent Williams to Meriti; Miss 


Half-time;. Mr, Harold Thompson to Butmaroo and 
Rutledge; Mr. Andrew Walmsely to Cullulla and 
Windellama Half-time; Miss Florence Willcocks to 
Ahdaman; Miss Rose Heathwood to Collins Creek ; 
Mr. Norman Storm to Crystal Creek Upper; Mr. 
Clyde .Rolph to Detlward—Miss Lilian Mitchell to 
Melyra; Mr. William Palmer to Tooleybuc; Miss 
Bertha Kelly to Netley; Miss Nora Coughlan to Ter- 
ramia North: Mr, J. A. Deass to. Warragubogra; Mr. 


Hayward to Yowrie Lake; Miss Renee Close to Brun- 
dah North; Mr. Ernest Firth to Wadeville; Mr. W. 
KE. Carse to Reid’s Flat. eis ‘ 
Assistants.—Miss Hilda Luscombe to Wauchope: 
Miss Ruby Tynan to Corowa; Miss Isabella White. to 
Broken Hill; Miss Ivy Bax to Broken Hill: Miss 
Veronica Hannan to Narrandera; Miss Lillie Robert- 
son to Woollahra (temporariy); Miss Marion Markwell. 
to Aberdeen: Mr. William Callum to Richmond (tem- 
porarily); Miss Amy Dodd to Burwood Infants. (tem- 


Gerringong. | 
Ex-Students.—Mr. é 1 
North: Mr. Frederic Gurd to Broken Hill: Mr. Wil- 


liam Sturt to West Wallsend; Mr. A. G. Douglass to — 


Marrickville; Mr. A. ‘G. McGregor to Newtown ; Mr. 


CY 


Macpherson to Cleveland-street Girls’ Intermediate - 


High; Miss Emily Briley to Inverell Intermediate ~ 


Mr. George Dowler to Gurnang and Porter’s Retreat; _ 
Miss Frances Reilly to Green Swamp; Miss Mary — 

Lonsdale to Hillsdale; Miss Mary Clemesha to The 
Juggah; Miss Margaret Blake to Kunghur; Miss Elsie 


Olive Goodwin to Curban; Mr. Leslie Britten to Dun-. 
bible: Mr. Leslie Ryan to Bawley Point and Kioloa; | 
Mr:. Ruper Hojel to Benandarah and Pebbly Beach — 


Fred. Lett to Acacia; Mr, Fred. Price to Paleroo;. 
Miss Elsie Moncrieff to Dorrigo West: Mr. Norman 


Joseph Lyons to Broken Bill 


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Ghute; Mr. Michael Wallace to Ada Vale: Mr. Colin) 


porarily); Mr. Sidney Mann to Petersham; Mr, Regi- 
nald Fizelle to Darlington; Miss Kathleen Mayne to” 














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Hartley Jard to Paddington; Miss Muriel Hamilton 
to Kegarah; Miss Rosa Harrison to Burwood; Miss 


dna Howieson to Ashfield; Miss Mary Kelly to Gar- 


_ dener’s-road; Miss Doris Middleton to Manly; Miss 


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- Jessie Watkins to Paddington; Miss Constance Blake 


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to Manly; Miss Grace Reiher to Bondi; Miss Marjorie 


Wilson to Mascot; Miss Freda Cavell to Chatswood ; 
Miss Ada. Feetham to Broken Hill; Mr. Francis 


Brown to Hornsby; Mr. Percy Crowfoot to Mosman; 


_ Mr. Thomas Kane to Adamstown; Mr. Leslie Beatty 
to Wickham; Miss Edith Reece to North Broken Hill; 


Miss Doris Conolan to Railway Town; Mr. Eric Ryan 
to Alexandria; Mr. John Toone to Randwick; Mr. 


Octavius Anderson to Glebe; Mr. Patrick Farrell to - 


~ Wickham; Mr. Arthur Ferguson to Moree; Mr. Bern- 


hard Heilmann to Neutral Bay; Mr. Albert Miller to 


- Dulwich Hill; Mr. Herbert Shean to Leichhardt; Miss 
_ Stella Sheppard to Hurstville: Miss Eileen Warren to 


Hurstville; Miss Violet Adlide to Hurstville; Miss 
Mabel Tate to Leichhardt; Miss Mareta Bonnette to 
Marrickville; Miss Emily McDonald to Newtown; 
Miss Thelma Vage to Parramatta: Miss Clare Gel- 
lately to Erskineville; Miss Daisy Gairn to Fairfield ; 
Miss Thelma Maxwell to Five Dock; Miss Gladys Bar- 
thelomew to Granville; Miss Doris Richards to Keg- 
worth; Miss Menze Williams to Lakemba; Miss 
Gladys Mouatt to Leichhardt; Miss Ethel Campbell to, 
Rose Bay; Miss Phyllis Taylor to Stanmore; Miss 


Janet Logan to Tempe; Miss Sadie Vincent to 


Auburn; Miss Constance Turnbull to Ashfield; Mr. 
Edric Bryant to Arncliffe; Mr. Thomas Ransley to 


Darlington; Mr. Richard Southam to Five Dock; Mr. 
‘Charles Betts to Cleveland-street; Mr. Austin Rowsell 


to Cleveland-street; Mr. Reginald Thomas to Manly; 


Mr. Arthur Allan to Junee; Mr. Sidney Grant to 


Mascot; Mr. Robert Price to Naremburn; Miss Erica 


Bennett to Leichhardt Infants’; Miss Doris Lever to— 
Lidcombe. Infants’; Miss Ellen M. Farms to Manly 


Infants’; Miss Frances Dowsett to Parramatta 
Infants’; Miss Edna Ferguson-Murdoch to Pyrmont 
Infants’; Mr. Robert H. Jackson to New Lambton 
(appointment Hurlstone High cancelled); Miss Doro- 
thy Tarrant to Crown-street Girls’; Mr. Archibald 
Duncan to North Newtown (Manual Training); Miss 
Rosamond Gibbs to Pyrmont Infants’; Miss Annie 
Dransfield to Strathfield South. Infants’: Miss Edith 


Hoy to Tempe Infants’; Miss Kula Jeffrey to Parra- 


matta North; Miss Vera Weatherall to Parramatta 


North: Miss Ida Bootle to Bankstown; Miss Mona 


Power to Belmore North; Miss Marie Dixon to Bondi; 
Miss Clarice Drury to Camdenville; Miss Madge Mas- 
ser to Campsie; Miss Doris Porter to Canterbury ; 
Miss Hileen Press to Croydon; Miss Marjorie Williams 
to Drummsyne; Miss Charlotte Louttitto Dulwich Hill; 


_ Mr. Owen Jones to Marrickville West; Mr. James 


Newman to Paddington; Mr. John Clifton to Rozelle ; 
Mr. Herbert Skevington to Tempe; Mr. Harold Wil- 


~ liams to Stanmore; Miss Eileen Harrivel to Balmain; 


Miss Margaret Bremner to Bankstown; Miss Marga- 


-ret Begley to Bankstown North; Miss Kleanor Harpur 


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to Alexandria: Miss Wdith Ferguson-Murdoch to Dar- 
lington ; Miss Jean Houston to Marsfield; Miss Eliza- 
heth Scott to Bexley; Miss Isabel Anderson to Botany ; 
Miss Kathleen McAllister to Crystal-street; Miss 
Hurtle Roach to Enmore: Mr. Edward Pillans to 
Lithgow; Mr. Charles Miller to Albion-street; Mr. 
Thomas Quinlan to Bondi: Mr. Gladstone McIntyre 
to Drummoyne; Mr. M. Burkinshaw to Hurstville; 
Mr. Albion Clark to Hurstville South; Mr. Aubrey 
Thomas to Kegworth: Mr. Frederick Poole to Koga- 
rah; ‘Mr. Francis Saunders to Manly; Mr., Patrick 
Conroy to Plattsburg; Mr. Arthur Brissenden to 
Forbes; Mr. Austin Seamon to Petersham; Miss Mary 
Forde to Mosman: Miss Cecily Gilmore to Wil- 


_loughby; Miss Edith Blackwell to North “Newtown; 


Mr. Sydney J. Grant to Mascot. 


Ex-Students (Manual Training ).— Mr. William Gel- 
fins to Tempe; Mr. Roy McIntyre to Glebe; Mr. Wil- 
Jiam MeKee to Leichhardt; Mr. George Coates to 


- Bourke-street: Mr. Norman Lea to Adamstown; Mr. : 
Richard Dodd to Rozelle; Mr. Colin Keightley. to | 


Tempe; Mr. Stanley Delves to Darlinghurst; Mr. 


“William Betts to Hurstville; Mr. Leslie Watson to 


Ashfield. ; 
~ Junior Teachers.—Mr. Keith Edmonds to Port 


Macquarie; Mr. Eric Smith to Bourke: Miss Alice | 


Cooper to Gladesville; Miss Alma McDonald to 
Miranda; Miss Edith Hamer to Kegworth; Miss Nina 
Martin to Gladesville; Miss Margaret Cunningham to 
Hurstville; Miss Clare Kinsella to Woollahra: Miss 
Josephine Behl to Dacevville; Miss Lila Loudon to 
Auburn; Miss Elizabeth Grant to Auburn; Miss Eliza- 
beth Shaw to Belmore North; Miss Dorothy Grant to 


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grove; Miss Heather Davidson to Peakhurst; Miss 
Alice Dunn to Ryde; Miss Mavis Wallace to Rozelle; 
Miss Florence Hayes to Bexley; Miss Gladys John- 
stone to Botany; Miss Marjorie Crawford to Campsie ; 
Miss Elsie Campbell to Concord; Miss Mary Phillips 
to Coneord; Miss Annette Homboch to West Tam- 
worth; Miss Lilian Brogan w Summer Island; Miss 
Audrey Palmer to Eltham; Miss Edna Perry to 
Ermington; Miss Vera Taylor to Ewingsdale; Miss 
Myra Cowley to Failford; Miss Vera Lipsett to 
Gerogery West; Miss Kileen Potter to Kurrara; Miss 
Mary Walton to Dural; Mr. Kenneth Edwards to 
Mundongo; Miss Dulcie Gillam \to Peak Hill; Miss 
Elizabeth Beer to Walla Walla; Miss Mona Weber to 
Waratah; Miss Norah Dunne to Wickham; Miss 
Marion Lyons to Coolamon; Miss Ida Hook to War- 
dell; Miss Gladys McLean to Woodburn; Miss Muriel 
Dunning to Belmont; Miss Inez Thompson to Brook- 
lyn; Mr. Gerald Henry to Cardiff; Mr. Chancel Ryan 
to Dudley ; Miss Leah Lazer to Dudley; Mr. Reginald 
Volkman to Grafton; Miss Kathleen Spencer to Ken- 
dall; Mr. Ernest Bridger to Lismore; Miss Gwendoline 
Miller to Minmi; Miss Charlotte Dean to Canbelego; 
Miss Doreen Plater to Kyogle; Mr. Herbert Oxford 
to Torrington; Mr. Edwin Burgess to Burrinjuck; 
Miss Helen Wiseheart to Bimbi; Miss Hileen Larkin 
to Seaham; Miss Phyllis Rymer to Wamoon; Miss 
Irene Watters to Tichborne; Miss Edna Puxley to 
Windsor; Miss Ellen Lynch .to Wollongong; Miss 
Ethel Knight to Yeoval; Miss Kileen Downie to Yer- 
randerie; Miss Barbara Matthews to Yoogali; Miss 
HKileen Llewellyn to Young Wallsend; Miss Lily Fin- 
layson to Bexhill; Miss Doris Baylis to Brobenbah; 
Miss Eleanor McDonnell to Brunswick Heads: Miss 
Beatrice James to Darby’s Falls; Miss Myrtle Paul to 
Dooralong ; Miss Natalie Artamieff to Pitt Town; Miss 
Jean Brown to Bombala; Miss Elsie Hodge to Rapp- 
ville; Miss Lilian Nourse to Broken Hill; Miss Annie 
King to Hornsby; Miss Marjorie Wood to Naremburn: 
Miss Kathleen Sawyer to Bondi; Miss Winifred 
Kenny to Granville; Mr. Albert Peck to Mudgee; Mr. 
William Gibson to Woollahra. . 

Teachers of Cookery.—Miss Elizabeth Cottrill to 
Cessnock (four days), and West Maitland (one day); 
Miss M. M. Graham to Hornsby (assistant); Miss 
Thelma A. Clark to Fort-street (asssitant); Miss Phy!- 
lis Havens to Hurstville (assistant); Miss Kathleen 
Thorpe to Kogarah (assistant); Miss Ingrid Ollson to 
Parramatta (assistant). 


HIS Excellency the Governor. with the advice of the 


Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of © 


the Public Service Board, has approved of the 
appointment of the undermentioned Teachers to the 
schools and positions specified in connection with their 
respective names :— 
Sreconpary ScHOOL APPOINTMENTS. 
Principal.—Mr. Ernest Breakwell to Yanco Agri- 
cultural High. 
Assistant Master.—Mr. William McNiven to Albury 


High. 


Assistant Mustress.—Miss Grace Jones 
Maitland Girls’ High., 

Junior Staff4—Mr. Vernor Alder to Dubbo High; 
Mrs. Enid Eastman to Orange High. 

Assistant.—Mr. John C. Wgodhouse to Young. 

Temporary Secondary | Assistants——Miss — Jessie 
McCredie to Drummoyne Intermediate High; Miss 
Eva M. Shiel to Taree Intermediate High; Mr. 
Adolphe Crausaz to West ‘Kempsey Intermediate 


to West 


High. 


Ex-Students.._Miss Edith Hellmers to Wogarah; 

Miss Hazel Ostler to Albury. 
Primary ScHoon APPOINTMENTS. 

Teachers.—Mr. Cecil Goodacre to Phil’s Creek; Mr. 
Samuel Leonard to Boonda; Mr. Stanley Elphick. to 
Bibbenluke (relieving); Miss Alma Cousins __ to 
Gwynne; Miss Gladys King to Lowe’s Mount: Miss 
Norma Nash to Blair Athol; Miss Louisa Slater to 
Eribung; Mr. Arthur Buttfield to Dullah; Mr. Fran- 
cis Earls to Wyanga; Mr. Francis Keating to Beel- 
bangera; Mr, Frank Leslie to Peak View; Mr.. How- 
ard Prance to Gulligal. 

Assistants.—Mrs. Clara Kemp to West Maitland; 
Miss Catherine Smith to Mayfield; Mr. A. Harker to 


‘Naremburn (temporarily); Miss Jessie McCredie to 


Drummoyne; Miss Hazel Perceval to Daceyville ; Mr. 
A. Gilchrist to Wagga South (temporarily); Mr. 
Joseph Slattery to Banks’ Meadow (temporarily) ; 
Miss Janet Chaffey to Albury; Miss Lucy Mortis to 
Double Bay; Miss Lulu Kemy to Mosman; Mr. L. 
Cumming te Neutral Bay; Miss Euphemia Cornes to 
Lidcombe; Miss Mabel Butcher to Bankstown; Miss 





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to Woollahra; Mr. 


Corowa; Miss- Mary Dodd to Orange Grove; Mr. 
Percy Forsyth to Wagga; Mrs. Caroline Moore to- 
Uralla; Miss Constance Baritrop to Coonamble; Miss 


Hannah Dodd to Kogarah; Mr. Thomas Hingston to 


Crown-street ; Mr. Charles ce hapman to Gordon; Miss 
Magdalen Jones to Hamilton. 
Bxe-Students.—Mr. Ernest Wirth tq Thora; Miss 


WWatherine Ower to Concord: Mr. William Gelfins to 
Tempe (Manual Training); Miss Gladys. Lloyd to 
Hurstville; Mr. Michael Wallace to Gardener’s-road; 
Mr, Gerald Spring to Manly; Miss Margaret Penney 
to Glenmore-road; Miss Euphemia Ferrier to Peter- 
sham; Miss Alberta Ussher to @leveland-street ; 
Arthur Rees to Wauchope; Miss Josephine Dwyer to 
Gulgong; Mr. Jamies Tomkins to Wentworthville. 


Jumor LTeachers.—Mr. Roy Hassall to Moss Vale; 
Miss Gwendoline Alley to Marrickville; 
stance Anderson to Fernmount; Miss Adeline Bale to 


Wyndham Creek; Miss Phyllis Bardsley to Lauriston ' 


Park: Miss Dor een Bedell to Helensburgh; Miss .Wint- 
fred Brayne to Dubbo; Miss Doris Buchanan to Ryde; 


Miss’ Heather Carey ‘to Bonyi ille; Miss Dulcie Cava 


nough to Tirraia ; Miss Elsie Clements to, Mandamah 
Wrest: Miss Mabel Cox to Burnside; Miss Agnes 
Orimmings to Canterbury; Miss Sarah Dawes. to 
Pyree; Miss Freda KEdwards, to Forest Creek; Miss 
Muriel Farmer to Bexley; Miss: Gertrude Farrell io 
Miranda; Miss Lilian Fraser to Mulwala; Miss Mar- 
caret Gillette to Ieerrong; Miss Bertha Gillain to 
Fairfield Miss Eva Grace to Weston; Miss Jean 
Grant to Randwick; Miss Alma Green to Hexham ; 
Miss Kileen Harkins to Wakefield ; Miss Kmily Harris 
to Wagga North; Miss Ivy Hazell to Barham; Miss 
Mary Hines to Tenambit ; Miss Eileen Hojel to Duran- 
bah; Miss’ Wilga Holmes to Curlwaa; Miss Edina 
Hopkins to Hopkin’ s Creek; Miss Edna Jewsbury to 
Hinton ; Miss Rosina Kelly to Woollahra: Miss Freda 
Kneipp’ to Stoker’s Siding; Miss Valerie Lamont to 
Bowenfels South ; Miss Florence Learmonth to Tumut; 
Miss Mildred Leces to Arncliffe; 
wood to Winnunga; Miss Margaret Long to Berridale a 
Miss Dorothy Lovett to Pyramul Upper ; 
Lucas to Graham ; Miss, Jean McPherson to Concord ; 
Miss Mildred Marshall to Bankstown ; Miss Elizabeth 
Martens to Abermain; Miss Elen J. ‘McLean to Wine- 
grove; Miss Jessie McLennan to Leeton; Miss Annie 
Milgate to: Riverstone: Miss Edna Mitchell to Strath- 
field South; Miss Ethel Moore to Eastwood: Miss Rose 
Mongan to Kockitiboo; Miss Mary Morrissey to 
Schofields; Miss Elizabeth O’ Reilly to Marsfield: Miss 
irene Pratt to Glenwood; Miss Margaret Probert to 
Broken Hill North; Miss Ellie Ray to ) Wingham: Miss 
Doris Read to Murrumburrah; Miss Doris Richardson 
to Berrima; Miss Ruth Robbins to Ultimo: Miss 
Florence Rutledge to Yaleogrin South; Miss Beatrice 
Samuels to Albion-street; Miss Effie Sheumack to Bur- 
ren Junction; Miss Cecilia Smith to Pine Ridge; Miss 
Annie Speechley to €ondobolin North: Miss Bessie 
Southwell to McPhail: Miss Phyllis Thomas to Carl- 
ton; Miss Mary ‘Tomkins to Terowi jie: Miss Catherine 
Twomey to Sunnyvmede: Miss Vera Tydd to Edgeroi; 
Miss Lena Walsh to Burra Creek; Miss Mary Ward to 
Rosehill; Miss Irene Way to Pearce’s Creek; 


Quipolly Creek: Miss Thelma’ Wright to Woollahra ; 
Mr. Frederick Bowers to Keera; Mr. Herbert Burge 
to Sebastopol; Mr. Albert- Carlisle to Bundella Hali- 
time: Mr. Frederick Cook to. Dudley; Mr. Albert Pulk 
ler to Brooklana; Mr. John Glock to Glenreagh; 
Mr. Arthur Goodwin to Wee Jasver; Mr, Edward 
Grieves to Vincent: Mr. George Holloway to Rock 
Abbey; Mr. Irwin Jurd to Booshang ; Mr, 
to Combaning ; Mr. William Lockwood to Cessnock; 
Mr. Clarence Martin to Torrington: Mr. Frateis 
McGrane to Bottle Creek; Mr. 
Ivanhoe; Mr. Donald Mcllwain to Buccrabandini ; 
John Thomas to Forbes; Mr. Claude Tiedeman to 
Anarel Half-time: Mr. John ¥ Wright to Bargo: Miss 
Rose Mary O’ Rourke to Cowra; Miss Olive Barclay to 
North Sydney. : 


Teachers of Manwai. Training.—Mr. Victor Green to 
Brighton-le-Sands; Mr. H. Randall to Fort-street ; 
9 W. H.-Phillivs to Newtown; Mr. Bruce to 

Paddington; Mr. L. O. Johnson to Cleveland-street ; 
Mr. J. McIntyre to Ashfield : Mr. ©. McInnes to Ash- 
field; Mr. A. Buttery to Leichhardt. 


Teachers of Needlework.—Miss V. Ryan to Mosman 
(three days). Chatswood (two days); Miss Vera Ward 
to North Sydney and Redfern; Miss Annie TPamsett, to 
Hurstville: Miss Mabel Monk to Hurstville South 
and Dumbleton; Miss Myra Britton. to Dulwich Hill; 
Miss May Kiernan to Albion- street and Coogee; Miss. 


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William Blore to 


‘Stanmore and. Petersham ; 


Mr. 


Miss *-Con- 


Miss Nora Little. 
Miss Mary | 


Mr. 


Miss 
Elizabeth Wilson to Gillieston ; “Miss Grace W inton te 


Selby Kilby 


Patrick McGrath to. 
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Ina Sullivan to Sanchar Vridee : cand Manly 


Tregear to Erskineville; Miss ‘Margaret Harte to 


dale. 04 hey 


Ce Ws TEACHERS? COLLEGE “Avporstaents. 


Junior 


Gollan :. Miss Dorothy Russell; Mr. John R. Datson. 


- ‘ f GEORGE W. PULLER, Premier. 





"© SHRVIOES DISPENSED WITH, 
M RS " SOLONTAL TREASURER'S DEPARTMENT. : 


HIS java the Governor, with the ee Sat of the. 


Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service ‘Board, has approved of the services 


Miss ; 
‘Nellie. McGrath to Gardener’s-road; Miss Constance 





- Peacher of Soelety, —Miss Pitreda Tayt to Coote aa 
anundne and | Temora, 


Staff. Mr. George HH. “Brown; Mr. Kenneth Soh 


of the undermentioned officers being dispensed with in — 
terms of section 9 (2) of ike Public Seri vice Act, Shae 


1902 : —. 


Mr. William Baward Tregilleas, "maskin er. ey 
ment Printir2 Office, Last day of service, 11th 
January, 1928, 


*. Richard Charles Barrett, Bookbinder, Govern- 
ment Printing Office.’ Last day. ‘of. service, 3lst 
December, 1922. ~ 

Mr. Albert Percival - Teenhood Brokbindler. - Govern- 

-. ment Printing Office. Last day of ‘service, 26th 
December, 1922. - >. 

Mr. Thomas Tremayne dickn Haokbindar: ‘Govern- 


ment Printing Office.” 
December, 1922. 


GEORGE w. FULLER, Premier. 


id a RT a tr 


RETIREMENTS. 


Last aay of service, 12th - 


THE fottows ing ae ements from the Pibve: Serer, 


are hereby notified :——- 


_. COLONIAL TREASURER’S DEPARTMENT. : 
4's Saunders, 


of the Public Service Act. 
14th August, 1923, i 


John Perkins, . Shop Aociouene, 
Printing Office, in terms of section 66 of the Public 
Service Act. Last day of service, a apie 
19238... 


Mr. 


| DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION, 
. William Bardsley, ‘Teacher, 


Baca wnbat ¢ 


Pilot. Boatman, Richmond River, : 
Department of Navigation, im "terms of section GG ss: 
Last day of service, Zs 


Public School, ‘Poet i 


Lodge, in terms of section 67 of the Public Ser-. = 


vice. Act. 


Flat, in terms of section 66 of the Public Service 
> et. bast day of. service, 31st. December, 1923." 


: .. William ‘Henry Mitchell, Teacher, Public School, 
" Mortdale, in terms of section 67 of the Public 
Service Act. Last day of service, 18th July, 1923. 


. William: Pink, Teacher, Public School, 


in terms of Section. 63. of th e Public. Service A 
Last day of service, 9th December, 1922. 


Mrs. Sarah Anne Haw kins, Teacher of Realivecck. 
Public School, Paddington, in terms of section 67 
of the Public Service Act. — Toast lay of service, 
14th February, 1924. | 


Mi . Wrederick Lewis, Peachér, Publi 





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Bk Guild: 


Act. Last day of service, 24th February, 1924. 
Miss Christina Elliott, “Assistan Public Seh 
Strathfield South, ” Mer ae 
Public Service Act. 
Aprih” 1923. oe 


Miss Edith Hancox, eer Teacher, Public Sch 190! 


Gardener’s. Road, in terms of section 63 

~ Public Service Act. Last day of service ie a 

duly, T9207 coe aeoe he 
Miss Anna Morrow, ‘Assistant Teacher, Croydon Park, 

Public School, im terms of section DN of the Super- 

annuation ‘Act. 

ary, 1923. 


Charles ‘O'Hara, Teacher, Public School, ‘Ovailin 

ton Point, in terms 

perriae Act. 
1923, ~ 





Mr, 


in, terms of section 67 . of the 
Last day of. Servige, Na aes 


‘Last day of service, 11th Ponsa : 


of section | 66 of the Prblic ee 
Last bn of thi Bia? een 





Last day of service, 8th October, 1923. ; 
. Patrick Walsh, ‘Teacher, Public School, Mitchell’s — 


Fyne: 


Warrigal, = 


Mer in terms of section 67 of the Public Service a ; 


iT h al 


mig. any Bain to Mort- eta) 






















_ Medical Officers, two (male). 


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| See 


THE following” resignations from the Public Servico 
are hereby notified :— 


Mr. Maxwell le Cog Wilkins, Clerk, Head Office. Last 
day of service, 26th October, 1922. 

Mr. Alphonse R. Hermes, Assistant Teacher, Public 
School, Bexley. Last day of service, 9th June, 
1923. 

GEORGE W. FULLER, Premier. 





PUBLIC SERVICE NOTICE. 


THE Public Service Board invite applications for the 
following positions. Application should be made on a 
form for the purpose, obtainable at the office of the 


’ Board, 39 Hunter-street, Sydney, or from Clerks of 


Petty "Sessions in country districts, and should reach 
the undersigned not later than the date specified. 
In terms of the Public Service Act, suitable applicants 
already permanently employed in the Public Service 
will receive first consideration in the filling of perma- 
nent positions. Salaries other than those at hourly, 
daily, or weekly rates will be subject to the doane 
tions provided by the Superannuation Act, 1916 :- 


127H DECEMBER, 1922. 
Medical. Branch, Department of Public Instruction. 


Medical Officer (male). Salary, £732 per annum, with 


travelling alléwance of £180 per annum, and rail 
-and coach fares (Professional Division), Appli- 

cants must have had experience in ophthalmic 
work, and be able to test errors of refraction. 
Duties will necessitate the selected applicant 
spending most of his time in the country. No 
private practice allowed. 

Salary, £510 per 
annum, ranging to £582 per annum, and rail and 
tram or boat fares (Professional Division). 
Applicants should be legally qualified medical 

“men. Duties: Ordinary medical work of a School 

- Medical Service ; no treatment. No private prac- 
tice allowed. Will be required to work mostly in 
the metropolitan and suburban area. 

Medical Officers, three (female). Salary, £443 per 
annum, ranging to £493 per annum,’ and rail and 
tram or boat fares (Professional Division). Apph- 

eants should be legally qualified medical women. 
Duties: Ordinary medical work of a School Medi- 
cal Service; no treatment. No private practice 

_ allowed, Will be required to work mostly in the 
metropolitan and suburban area. 

Dental Officers, four (male), Salary, £366 per annum, 
ranging to £430 per annum, with travelling allow- 
ance of £180 per annum, and rail and coach fares 
(Professional Division). Applicants "must he 
properly qualified dentists. .Duties will necessi- 
tate successful applicants spending most of .their 
time in the country. No private pr actite allowed. 

School Nurses, four. Salary, £175 per annum, rang- 
ing to £214 per annum, with travelling allowance 
of “€180 per annum when in the country, and rail 

and coach fares (General Division). Rail, tram, 

- or boat fares paid when employed in the metro- 
-politan area. Duties: Ordinary work of a School 
Nurse. fetid ieee home visiting. May be required 
to act as Dental Assistants in Travelling Dental 
Clinics in the country. Must be members of the 
A,T.N.A., with general training. 

Dental. Assistants, four (female). Salary, £163 per 
annum, ranging to £193 per annum, with travel- 
ling allowance of £180 per annum, ‘and rail and 
coach fares (General Division). ‘Duties will neces- 
sitate applicants spending most gf their time in 
the country. 

Dental Officers, two (male), part-time. Salary, £208 
per annum. Duties: Attendance at School Dental 
Clinic (Children’s Hospital Out-patient Depart- 
ment) six mornings for three and a half hours 
each per week. Applicants must be properly 
qualified dentists. Kmployment will be in terms 
of section 44 of the Public Service Act, 1902, and 
section 3 of the Amending Act, 1903. 


'  T. S, CHAMPION, Secretary. . 


[Price, 6d.] 


PUBLIC SERVICE NOTICE. 


THE Public Service Board invite applications for the 
following positions. Application should be made on a 
form for the purpose, obtainable at. the office of the 
Board, 39 Hunter- street, Sydney, or from Clerks of 
Petty ‘Sessions in country distr iets, and should reach 
the undersigned not later than the dates specified, 
Salaries other than those, at daily, hourly, or weekly 
rates will be subject to the deductions proy ‘ided by the 
sabe ala annie rs Act, 1916 :— 


Ist DecemsBer, 1922. . 


Shipping Inspector, Devartment of Navigation, 
Salary up to £482 per annum, according to quaii- 
fications. Applicants must hold certificates of 
competency as Master of a foreign-going ship, 
and as Marine ‘Surveyor, or its equivalent, anil 
prove that they have had at least twelve months’ 
service in command of a foreign-going vessel. 


41m DEcEm BER, 1922. 


Shorthand-writer. and ‘Typist (female), Clerical 
‘Division. Commencing salary, £80 to £149 per 
annum, according to age.and experience, subject 
to the Public Service Regulations. Competitive 
examination in the following subjects :—Short- 
hand, Typing, English (including Dictation), 
Arithmetic, and Précis Writing, will be held on 
the afternoons of 13th and 20th January, 1923, 
The examination will be open to persons outside 
the Public Service who will be under 19 years wf 
age at the date of examination, and persons em- 
ployed in the Public Service in the capacity of 
temporary Shorthand-writer and 'l'ypist, Office 
Assistant, &c.: Provided that successful candi- 
‘dates will not be appointed permanently until 
they reach 18 years of age. Full particulars from 
the undersigned. Examination fee is 5s., which 
must be lodged with a Clerk of Petty Sessions 
or the Treasury, and the receipt therefor for- 
warded to the Secretary of the Board with the 
form of application.* 


*Third Government Medical Officer, Department of 
Public Health (Professional Division). Salary, 
£700 per annum. Duties will include the medical 
examination of injured ‘workmen (Workmen’s 
Compensation Act), and the certification of inca- 
pacity for the purpose of compensation payments ; 
also; attendance at Court when necessary. Appli- 
ecants must be legally qualified medical prac- | 
titioners. 


*Inspector of Mines, Broken Hill, Department of Mines. 
{Professional Division.) Salary, £487 per annuin 
and living allowance (£10 per centura of salary if 
married man and £6 per centum if single man), 
plus special allowance of £50 per annum while 
stationed at Broken Hill. Applic ants must be the 
holders-of a mine managér’s certificate, granted 
under the provisions of the Mines Inspection Act, 
1901, and must not be more than 45 years of age. 


lltH DrcEMBER, 1922 


Inspectors (male) under the Factories and Shops and 
Industrial Arbitration Act, Department of Labour 
and Industry. Salary, £332 per annum. Applhi- 
cants should have a thorough knowledge of 
machinery, and a knowledge of factory and indus- 
trial conditions.’ The successful applicant may 
be required to undertake duty in any part of the 
State, j 

-*In terms of the Public Service Act, suitable appli- 
eants already permanently employed. in the Public 

Service will receive first Serato Vato in the filling of 

permanent positions. 


T. S. CHAMPION, Secretary. 








SYDNEY : 


Printed and Published by J OHN SPENOE, Acting Government 


Printer, Ist December, 1922. 














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No. 168] SATURDAY, 2 DECEMBER. (1922, 





‘The Treasury, New South Wales, 
Sydney, 2nd December, 1922. 


_ REVENUE, RECEIPTS, AND EXPENDITURE. 
HE following Accounts and Abstracts of Revenue, Receipts, and 
_ Expenditure of the Government of New South Wales, during 


the Month of November, 1922, are published for general information. 


ARTHUR A, C, COCKS, 
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TOTALIZATOR ACT, No. 75, thie eos 
_ RACECOURSES ADMISSION TAX ACT, 1920.. 


LICENSES — ae ey ere 
Sunday Trading Refreshment ‘Act, 1916 ego) 
‘To Wholesale Spirit Dealers... sme as 
To Auctioneers : ; 
_ ing Wine, Cider, and Perry)” = hs 
Billiard and Bagatelle ae 
_ To Hawkers, Pedlars, and Paoubrokers) eae 
Tobacco, Cigars, and Cigarettes ... rans 2 ees 
Metropolitan Traffic Act, No. 8, 1900 . wel 
_ Motor Traffic Act, No. 5 1909 . Re eee 
_ Gaming and Betting Act, 1906. 
Theatres and Public, Halls Act, No. 13 i908 | 


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; - Land Revenue. 
| Wanless: t— >. 
Auction Sales... te pps 
fel? Neweastle Pasturage Resenve Sales AY. 
_ Improved Purchases, &c. ay és 


‘Miscellaneous Purchases... 4 ee as 
. Conditional Purchases — eins Be al 
as - Deposits, &C. see hist 

_ Instalments (inokisive of STatevoaty éte 
- Balances eeen see eee eee : -- ; 


A dea Alienations 


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PASTORAL occUPATION: — 


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- Oceunation Licenses se tie 
- Homestead Dp hapetg ES Ee tata me diay 
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cts Oe ol Leases under 18th Section of Land ‘Act, ‘908 
pee Os 2 Western Ligands Division, 
A Western Thtien Ge) Ap ved WA Ae ies 
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vE Funp of the Government of Naw Sourm Waxzs, during the Month of November, 1921. 
the Month of November, 1922, respectively, showing the Increase or Decrease under each head 





























ere eof, also total Net Revenue Proper for same periods, (Revenue for Month of November, 1922, 
; noluded in Account Current, page 6396.) 
| sit Month of Month of haa 
re ov netenvn, : || November, 1921. November:'1922! Decrease, Increase, 
: REVENUE PROPER, 
ae | Governmental. | fale : 
Bald. = age PC Feet et B fads 
RETURNS (. PER. CAPITA ) TO THE Ad Olas BY eco wt 
_ THE COMMONWEALTH GOVERNMENT), “8, V2 00 | *919,336-10 OF wea Sl le 
‘Taxation. Se 
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Rots Gate ees hy OS by. Loki 5-17 4 
1,708 18 11 LOE? Oo BO 195 7 6 
34615 2 SY Regehr eS ae Re RN ED 2 
3,443 4 8 PUA ad te Ue | 0 Rey Plane eh 813.13 4 
5260 PB ago 0. 0 SAO. ee a ee) Oe 
1,590 10 1 1598 7.5 GO ae Rh Se un 
438614 5 BAS) ES. Dh |). hugh ame el 112.4 4 

. 509 4 4 BOM Bt ee ae 6215.6 
e 64318 1 482 16° 5 ME Ck Shue 
3,489 14° 7 2,247 Goe Bs hae h Ray Bh. Bik: Macc alaepdanes 
322.18 11 267.18 3 BS: ONS bh ilaedetee dee 
4S, ig, 25,699" 13, 3 i, 660 12 5 |" 3,025.2 3 | 1,986 13°15 
46, 850 18 8 45,197 510) 3,640 6 3} 1,986.13 5 
91726 4 8 79,313 ll 2 16,798.11 0 4,385 17 6 
603,684 3 6| 2,489 4 109,677 1 2 























































































































6398 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZRSTE, No. 168. | 
= a ry 4 ; ‘) ah fs.8 
CONSOLIDATED REVENUE F UND. es Sani hw ce 
‘COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF REVENUE AND ) RECEIPTS continued si Nip tas 
EL OEE SEA es Meee CERO UIA Bre. PLS A ATE Sa SS PO ORM EL ee ea eds y 
Month of - Month of eee E 
HEADS OF REVENUE. \November, 1921, [November, 1922. Decrease. Increase. 
£ “8, a. ne A Gh Mob at £ 84 ap 
° % 
REVENUE PROPER—continued. ve : \ | 
Governmental—continued. 
Brought forward ... . #/ 496,496 6 9 | 603,684 3 6| 2,489 4 5| 109,677 1 2 
Alienations brought forward  ...  £)- 91,726 4.8| 79,318 11 2) 16,79811 0| 4,385.17 6 
Annual Land Revenue brought forward. £ -46,850 18° 8 45,197. 5 10 3,640. 6 3] 1,98613 5 
‘Land Revenae—continued. 3 | 
MISCELLANEOUS LAND RECEIPTS :— 
Bees on Preparation and Enrolment of Title-decds .. 493 8° 2 Tes WS LG NG cs epue arenes cue 4510 4 
Survey Fees... i. "<4 Ey ate 3,037 9 8 2,268 15 10 763 323. NOs \aviabeocens 
Special Leases ees ’ 2,421 18 6 2,415 18° 5 6 OA iis anaue ieeagns 
Residential Leases... “se ies ose] psa Lae cad 128 114 62 2 S252 Se acer 
Quit Rents ... Ria Hebe ees io OP Oasis ete ed Bis Bidse SW He ae Oar eh wea a a 
Returned Soldiers’ ‘Special Holdings ry) 30 ver es Oa. 73 13° 0 OS ILO TA | eh cte a ie eae 
Town Land and Week-end Leases av xen te }74:2 67 13 6 BOO eee et oe 
All other Receipts ... ies os ves : a0 633 15 6 2,898.1 1 FSO AA DAS atts aden 
£ 9,980 0 10 og Sy 2.61) )-1,648- 8:8 45 10 4 
MINING OCCUPATION :— ee oro beet ae 2 8 
Mineral Leases... ‘ey wed Bas aie a 2537912. "0 D5 SO wD POr tr sees lhc cap ate 150 10 6 
Gold Leases... tee 445 nn O13) O SE Oa GAO th) kes ropoaaees 218 O 
Dredging Leases 2% Bae ue 2 Bs Bit) FO a0 Odie cso 5218. 6 
Miners’ Rights —... * nee roel Peat: ZOO 72 6 165 16 0 34 16 6 ea eee ene esiy see 
Business Licenses ... a see Bek 41 15.0 a eo wa LOLS GEO. yee ier SeSabae 
Royalty on Minerals a ae ay 313.19 6 GA VS ere Trt cca ec snotiann sh 450 9 2 
Other Receipts... f oo oar 41910 6 365/111 a ee He Bi Bic, ed sat ge 
ss oe ee Se a Fess eu ee 
. £ 3,429 9 0 3,976 15 1 109 0 1 656 6 2 
Total, Annual Land Revenue ... A £) 60,260 8 6 #51jpb1 B36 6,007.15" © 2,688 911 
Total, Land Revenue .. mm ws em £151,986 13 2 | *136,864 14 7 | 22,196 6 0| 7,074 7 5 
TEES SUA (RE LS | ST ATS | a aT LT 
Reeolpts for Services Rendered. me ok 
MINT RECEIPTS Ai Doi ok ake KR 167-1 5 PAL V4 AYE) Ree eG and as ee 
ees BA | — —— | 
PILOTAGE, HARBOUR anp LIGHT RATES Rea ae: 917801. .2 T2894 TOs here ites use 3,716 10 7. 
HARBOUR AND TONNAGE RATES (OUTPRORTS) £ 15,909 6 2 14,416 14. 9 | - 3,492 10 ON) Oe G es Sena 
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGES & FARMS ACCOUNT £ 314.14 11 4:8 Ua Bo Bi 2610 0 
FEES :— 
Registration of Brands ¢ re 124 19 5 61a A 0 See kt ; 486 12 4 
Registrar-General ... Ns ‘ as ue Res 15,612 13. 4 1 G3206 2b a4 See tase con s 593 18 0 
District Courts  ... way , Ua 857 13. 9 OOD O94 ae eis . re os 
Courts of Petty Sessions ... as seen FING Boel OO B O72 LD a Cl Pevacein teres cat 139 15 4 
Supreme Court Fees Na 6,218 5 0 5,836 5 4 pto GES Ae Ba AN eared ea arias 
Sheriff “0 wes 4s “0 sf 393 11 10 214 10 4 179 1 6 Pakibadsnenrs cee 
Shipping Masters ... ie ree ¥, B90 TD. BOG 7 seats vedrssames 395 15 0 bers cong 
Mining Department AG y AN rf 207.19: 9 184 7 0 DS Heel APL YS EBA SS ST sire 
Public Officers’ and Mesgiaation: Fees . ie pee 476 27/43 412 12 6 13 14.9 esttaee 
Other Fees ... re: oth es es ‘Sd a 10,222 5 0 11,218 128 76 4 Srpice Sikes * 996 3 6 
£) 37,192 3 2| 38,492 14 8 994 3 8| 2.99414 9 
MISCELLANEOUS :— ses ad 
For the Support of Patients in the Mental tN ie ietesnD OST ao. a 4,973 4 6 UA Ti te A CA Pn ANS 
. Collections by Government Printer ©.., 1,281.13 1 922 16 11 DOD ELS tan inl «rou vac euses 
Store Rent and Carriage of agape ney. ae 1,466 16 10 885 2 1 Pi Seed sh 19 ties oh has ds 
- Work performed by Prisoners in Gaol., x ws 89 41 10.2711 PME Mae ne wtlvens sadecay cg 
Dock Receipts os a i weet 4 eva big 3110 0 L1G (QS jo niken seeesenes . 84.10 3 
Other Receipts .. peas AS 5 bs ies ota LAA OT SO) 8,824. 9 5} 3,872 19 4 | pearcsessseceee 
£) 20,663" 15 10 15,731 16 1] 5,016 10 0. 8410 3 
Tota' Receipts for Services Rendered 15 £ 83,425 +1. 8 *81,948 16 8 7,528 10 7 6,052- 5 7 


Carried forward 





£731,908 1-7. 











822,497 14 9| 32,214 1 0 








122,803 14 2 





- *See page 6396, 


+ 











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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 168 


COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF REVENUE AND RECEIPTS—continwed, 





















































c 2 Month of Month of 
ae * HEADS OF REVENUE, November, | November, . 
tas a 1921. 1922. 
Me _ REVENUE PROPER—continued. 
rink: | 
We: ; 5 & aii. di. p sg. . dy 
oe Governmental—continued. 
oe: A ‘ : 
; 731,908: 1.7 822,497 14 9 
i Brought forward a See chet LEA SEDO A EE LELAND | AC AGE NO Be he PIES 
General Misecllancous Recelpts. 
" RENTS—Exousive OF Lanp: — 
; Wharfs, &c. (Outports) cee peeregh lendiccn, t ven — - $2 0.0 8519 2 
Hu Government Buildings and Premises yi ses ve 3,802. 0 8 4,502 12 6 
| £| 3,884 0 8 4,588 11 8 
FINES AND FORFEITURES :— 
F i Sherift \' ome es oh awe ae om oo 915 yf! 0 286 5 0 
Courts of Petty Sessions... .. el aE nap eon kOe LOE 4,233 10 0 
: Confiscated and Unclaimed Property .., “ “ 12 13 .0 5 2 4 
2 Other fines and forfeitures ae woe pos tj 82 6 6 142 8 6 
3 | £} 4,075 2 7| 4,667 5 10 
ee esha FEES, RENTS, &. .. £| 22,277 4 8| 14,974.16 1 
Lg be pet oe 
4 COUNTRY TOWNS WATER BURPLY Me ce Slee ? a 
e. INTEREST oom eee 2008 £ 856 3 3 B73 8 9 
- COUNTRY TOWNS SEWERAGE WORKS— 
oN re INTEREST ee ooo eee oo Dee £ : 354 i! 3 3,980 19 8 
a 3 4 Sse whe os BN ee aay oe 
WATER ACT, 1912 :—. 2 
% Bore Water Trust—Interest 4, 0s. as Gi 745 578 15 10 
iv 
Ry. Drainage Trust—Interest Raetie’ | /aedl e eiedee ns 185 4 5 166 13. 6° 
F.. £| 798 11 10 745 9 4 
o PUBLIC SERVICE A ag aN at ged ACT, 
No. 8, 1903. BA Efe iD ous wee £ 56417 5 55312. 7 
% s as . 
pt DARLING HARBOUR RESUMED AREA .. £ 6,675 I] a 7,212 7 1 
Te UNCLAIMED MONEYS, ACT No. 11, 1917 by EES OR Bie 
UNCLASSIFIED RECEIPTS. ws ws | 45,4907 :0«7' | 15,614 10 1 
2 Total, General Miscellaneous Receipts... Es 85,095 19. 7 "52,911 1 1 
4 aes 
; a 5 Gross Total (Governmental) fas £} 817,004. | 2 | *875,408 15 10 
ei, mane ° ACETAL OSTLRET A pS TT 
Pere n * Tess—Refunds .. «ew £} 21,318 12 5 |, 720,789 16 4 
- ETS SA TS 
: i P , E i 
* Net Total (Governmental) —Carried forward £}, 795,685 8 9 | *854,618 19 6 





* See page 6396. 





SE 












































¢ 





Decrease, 


£ 8. d. 


32,214 1 0 


Sermo eeeeneenae 


Peer eer. eee nes 


Deer eer esr eres 


| 
| ted 








7,302 8 7 





Od aera renesages 


3411 7 | 
18 10 11 | 














ll 410 





Pere eee etc eeene 








29,882 10 6 





37,370 2 10 





69,584 3 10 


A SHAN TS 


§28 16 1 


ee eee tet ne ebe 


6399 





Increase. 
Lt Bef Ga 
122,803 14 2 


a 19% 2 
700 11 10 
704.11 0 


70 18 0 
468 13 11 


av eee sseeseaeee 








seve ee nee scores 


3,026 18 5 


Pee eeeneerseres 
oe 


Pema ae ees eters 





Deer ewer ereaee 


poorer merece ree 








127,988 18 6 


CAE RA 
Pee reer eens eee 
Le ERE AE Ti 


58,933 10 9 











Net Total (Governmental) —Brought forward...£ 


BUSINESS UNDERTAKINGS OF 


OHIEF COMMISSIONER FOR RAILWAYS ue 





HEADS OF REVENUE, 


THE STATE. 


TRAMWAYS :-- 
Railways oon eg, ogo ye Aes 
TramwayS = ae emt ? om 


| 


SYDNEY HARBOUR TRUST COMMISSIONERS i— 


Wharfage and Tonnage Rates, &e. (Sydney) ses 


Rent of Houses, Shops, and Wharfs, &e. 


Bond Charges and Miscellaneous ies pa 


METROPOLITAN BOARD OF WATER SUPPLY] 


AND SEWERAGE :— 


Water Rates and Sewerage Rates er 


HUNTER DISTRICT WATER SUPPLY AND le Beam Re Sadan a Te 
SEWERAGE BOARD :-— ba oe am OP AA ie. (8 Ve ; 
Water Rates iii eau) ore Sie ee 10,092 uw 0 7,404 2 4 2,068 ae 8] 
Sewsrage Rates: (ne) li tae ee ede 2,640 14 6) = 2405 16 4 | 144 13 2 
sitesi it lS. pea 


'@ 


Gross Total (Business Undertakings) | 


Less Refunds oN CREE 


Net Total (Business Undertakings) ... 


TOTAL, Net Revenne and Receipts Proper 


(Governmental ant Business). 


The Treasury, New South Wales, 


Sydney, 2nd December’, 1922, 


ore 


we] 308, 627 18 10. 
-£/ 1,628,887 9 5 


cad) 20,687 11 “4 
eal URE 182 2 
| £} 66,210.10 9 


es arash 130 


¥ “, 1, 799, 560. 4 10. 


Tere page 6396. 


A. Layor, ae RE ane ae ae 










2 “Month of A hoy 
{ Hovenbe 4 1921, November, 1922: 3 

























Gaby £ de rea ‘5, Hot 
19%, 685, 8 9 | 854,618 196 an 


sy 





A ail 


a 1 ,320,209 10. 7 1,401, 1.533 bain 
300, B45 1g 9 





ASTON, 879 1 10 


a a SS Se ee r Cer 
A e - Le) Ve. 











41,741 6 3| 48,371 13 0 

| 1946819 9 
2,750 9 2 

* 70,591 111 | 


ry y aie 


Lvs 7 
di Pal, lage t 






1,071.40] = 











f 


2,249 15 7 | 6,630 6.9 














y \ Paty . taps Bs Scar thd 








ae 800,431 18 8 "1,929,185 8 2] 13,345 8 6 | 133 008 180 


2,871. 35 10} $1308 FR la ase 13 A, 


lejoetor- a 0} Ee BOR AR Rea PS 


A ee erm ee oa ey eee, 














g 2305 245 1% a 7 erT0.7I6 0 6 i 












As ye ; 


Comptroller of + Accounts, 








oh * an 


« 


Aadances from the Consolidated 


Total, 


7,146 3. 
15 GG TT GNG, 
3240 15 .) 


wee 


i 35,158 1 16— 6 


ASR 


0, 522 0 2 


Le "125,676 pie 


. -ARTH iat A, ©, Cocks, 
Oe ale Trentune. , 





6402 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 168. 





- CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND. 
DETAIL STATEMENT < EXPENDITURE during the Month of November, 1922, shown in Account 


Current Ae page 6396), _ 





HEAD oF EXPENDITURE. 


rm enn cerca: 








ScHEDULES TO THE ConsTITUTION Act, 
Third Schedule rae wis fe a ee 
Fourth Schedule... see ee. ae sue 
Schedule C—Stipends or Allowances 


Supplement to Schedules ( Pensions —Widowas of Pilas Military, and obher 


Pensions and Allowances) ... sae 


eco ee ore 


Total, Schedules to the Constitution Act ... on 


oon 


EXECUTIVE AND LEGISLATIVE. 


_ Vice-President of the Executive Council and Representative of the Government 


‘in the Legislative Council ... css an ay vee sees 
Legislative Council .. ia By ay “A os hes 4 
Legislative Assembly die Na oss ose ue 
Legislative Council and Assembly ... es gu se “ oe 
Parliamentary Library... oe Ses see eee eee “ee 
Parliamentary Reporting Staff aise OE a 
Parliamentary Standing Committee on Public Works... wee ote 

Total, Executive and Legislative ... nig rae oe 
PREMIER. | ee 
Premier’s Office _... ore woe ‘ oe “ 


Executive Council ... ma oe BNC Li 
.Agent-General for New South Wales ae sae pi. Bes cies 
Miscellaneous Services it a 


<= eee 


Total, Premier ES 


CoLoNIAL SECRETARY AND MINISTER FoR Pusiic HEALTH. 


Colonial Secretary and Minister for Public Health ms ss ea 
Auditor-General’s Department _.., ia pea ley sles he we 
Aborigines Protection Board be Ee Bea sas wad ae 
Police Se 
Bureau of Statistics ‘and Registry of Friendly Societies and Tr ade Unions 
- Weights and Measures Office fe, 3 es : 
Government Tourist Bureau sist toe te oy rte 
Director-General of Public Health si vas ‘se Be ie 
Lunacy apo ce a sts igs Fa ay Fo 8 is 
Master in Lunacy ... ues Bae *0 % 
Dental Board ss eS shale Saag ae i es vee 
Medical Board or aie a 
Board of Official Visitors—-Mental ‘Hospitals—Salaries * ae stu 
Baby Clinics and Baby Hospitals — : voit, Supe 
Endowment to Hospitals, &c., and other Charitable Services... * 


Miscellaneous Services Ra Sie ae ot 
Total, Galontal Secretary and Minister for Public Health 


TREASURER AND SECRETARY FOR FINANCE AND TRADE. 


Treasury lee eee yes wee oo ia wee 
Stamp Duties ite oh vs cae : as oe oes 
Land and Income Tax baa Se ae ; wae tia site 
Government Printer Bes —s oe soa Ss uae “ay 
Explosives... aie Pas ws a Me ves Mf oi 
Navigation “‘* 4... Suef a sani ses ws “ ee eee 
« Lifeboats, &e. d , ae oes a oe? 
Resumed Properties Mii #03 evs tae re ins eee 


Sydney Harbour Trust 
Stores Supply Departnient... 
State Superannuation Board 
Miscellaneous Services WS papier oe cima teiocs 


eos nee 


Total, Treasurer and Secretary for Finance and Trade 
Carried forward ... 


SO At 


* See page 6396. 


















a Deo, 1992, 


ce ie 




















Amount. — | Total. 
ye ; : 
ay Peas Fes “aie 3, d, 
vee 2451 19 5 
A 20215. 6 = 
- 8 6 8 
248 6 4 
£)/——- - —_-——_| * 2,911 7 11 
* 65 13 9 
* 62253. 4 
“ 1013 De OF 
ees 1,084. 3 6 
os 312 81 
«. 1,021 13 4 
* 209 14 4 
£ # Aral Oo Oui 
* BY 10 
oe 316 9 
vee 1,001 15 5 
“ 2,277 18 4 J NE 
£|——_—_ —— * 6,054 17 0 
oss 3,488 13 8 ‘ . 
oes 3,877 17 6 
py ok 3) tL 98s B10 
119,155 3 9 
1,957 12,4} 
714.10 6 
954.18 8 
: 29105 67.) 28 
“. 47,823 14 9 
* = 1; 208 36304 \ 
“s 46 12 4 
vs T9559): 
“ 64138 5 |) 
isc) we ESOS. AT. ed. 
. 24,675 12 6 < 
es BOM DT TO ue a 
£|/——— | 4 268,012 1 
woe 5,109 15.2 
. 2,826 18 10 
“ 6,032 7 9 
: 20,021 14 8 
; 1,651 4 10 
; 12,794 14 3 
ses 12.9 
Me 2,524.7. 9 
emefi 22,020 14 Ad 
. 21,264 10 7 
“ 1,280.13 41 
BY 53,276 14. 4 
2 * 149,404 19 
tore fe 
vac canrapebasevens oo] Seta teO, UO” SO. Gna 








9 Dro, 1992 ie 








ted oe --- GONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND. , 
_DEEATL STATEMENT of EXPENDITURE during the Atonth of November, 1922—continued. 





Heap oF EXPENDITURE, 


ay : Brought forward ooe ooe : eee oer 
Railways and Tramways— BAG Ay: 
_ Railways—Existing Lines—Working Expenses 
Tramways—KExisting Lines—Working Expenses... 
Total, Railways... ian il fate tee 


re DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL 
Attorney-General— 
Attorney-General 


% Court Reporters ve ak (aa ee wee 

i The Judges... oy: fia : 

a Land and Valuation Court : ee ie wy 
Public Service Board . SAAS Re 


Miscellaneous Services under ‘Attorney General 
Total, Attorney-General 
Minister of 5) ustice—= 0 
Legal Aid Office +... 
Prothonotary and Registrar in 1 Divorce 
Master in Equity 





: Registrar in Bankruptcy mi Cheep sey ace te ie 

Public Trustee ... ses eas e “ ee ‘ 

Probate Office... — ... Eh Tay ae sis ss oe 

- Sheriff . ies ie we es a eats a 

- District Ganrias me eee: eo Oe ite: Bre - Se og aS 

: Fair Rents Couré ! . 5S ee 2s ae 

. Chief Industrial Magistrate’ 8 Court . ee re ae 

. : Coroners | es Saar ne ay. ae sie 
ieee Pothy Mugsions 206 f(s fb bcd ig. ei ee 
Prisons . nat oh aie ¥F fe 


Registrar-General : 
- Miscellaneous Services under Minister ‘of J matice 
Total, Minister of Justice .... 0... ue 







Secretary for Lands— 


Department of Lands . SHS ; pet ss Ss 
Do do Miscellaneous Sonvites re ane 
Western Land Board . Poy oc bias 
Do do ‘Mistellaneous ‘Ser vices: ep Ne 

Returned Soldiers’ Settlement yap Aes aoe 
Do do Miscellaneous Sarrices: in ae ia 
‘Total, Secretary for Lands... —... iS axe 

Minister for Forests—— . 

Forestry Commission ... 1s ies vite 
Do EU 0 rent eee ‘Sek vices eR Cease? 
Total, Binister for Forests ... FY Nae ri 


4 , Minister For Pusiic Works, 
_ Department of Public Works—Establishment ... ane 


_ Public Works and Services— _ iba 

: Roads ... ; ve a kj a's ss ee i 
be ‘Bridges ... ; SA ale a uh ap 
¥ Punts; Fer ries, ‘and Tannebeat age uy 


Public Watering Places, Drainage, and simitar Servicos 
Harbours and Rivers ... 4 ai . 
Dredge Service.. My PPP By a 
Public Buildings ons 

_ Water Supply—Sewerage and Scormwater Channels 
Miscellaneous ... 


Injury to Stock or Materials; for refund of deposits ; 
ea bergen generally 


Carried forward ... S72 Sepia ee: 


SECRETARY FOR Lanps AND Mitsenn FOR ForgEstTs, 


* See page 6396, 


~NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 168, 


6403 





AND OF JUSTICE. 


ear 


_ Compensations and Gratuities to Officers, "Employees, and others ; ; for accident 
pay and payments under the Workmen's Compensation Act; for Loss or 
for settlement of 
‘claims, payments as ‘‘acts of grace,” fees for special services, and 














Amount, 


ore eesrte ees eeeoeee 


863,462 14 0 
237,643 13 5 


rrr" 
j 











7,881 11 0 
1,558 17, 8 
1,950 10 7 
1181 19-7 
1,755 8 2 | 
1,041 14 11 
1,247 18 10 | 
842 10 0 
459 15 6° 
387 5 11 
2,350 15 8 
470 6 «OB 
4521 3 11 
698 18 3 
$003 FO 
157 16 9 
5308 OMeL 
14,389 2 0 
13,289 15 8 
12,832 10 7 
LO8i i3-0 





39,852 18 5 








10,299 17. 9 
13027. 5 
226 9 10: 
8,091 11° 6 
1392 7 2 
6,430 12 1] 
10144. 2°: 7 
9,042 14 | 
Tea ie. 
5,063. 3 3 
7,098 16 0 
1,558 14 11 
4,688 3 9 
27,554 16 1] 
: g 
1 

ak 


2376 17 3 





—— 


1303 





65,902 


+ 





Total. 
£ s. d 
430,900 8 1 


*1,101,106 7 


#53,293 5 


*61,165 12 


*7,444 15 


SE eas = raed 


1,669,280 9 


5 


7 


1 


6 


land 


( 











6404 | NEW SUUTH WALHS GOVERNMENT — [2 Dro, 1923. 





CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND. Ca | 
DETAIL STATEMENT of EXPENDITURE during the Month of N sweat 1929—continnd. 


| 




































Hap or EXPENDITURE. d | Selene a ‘Total. 
be a i £ aie a: £ s. d. 
Brought forward (23 i PVE aS ee S1i> 969, 902.18% S41 1669280 9° 7 
MinistER FoR Pustic WorKks—continued. t ny | 
Equipment, Travelling, Transfer, Removal, and other Allowances and Pay for (be de 
Temporary Services beg “3 2,898 3 10 
Rents, Cleaning, Caretaking, ‘Insurance and Shipping ‘Charges, Letter Boxes, 
Postage, Telegrams, Fares, Freights, Stamps, and Departmental Contin;  - 
geneies generally, including. Minor Services for other Departments _... 6149.3 
Railway Appeals Board ... aha ss mae hs bes esi We 2 GB. Sty 
Miscellaneous Services .. Fe ey Peeves eae at 2 el ta mee thy 922.6. 5 
Government Dockyard, Newcastle ay se ea ce a5. 14.17. 7 
Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage ee eee Ss ae 51,423 5 11 
Hunter District Water Supply and Sewerage Board eee ROMA iC an Ek B2OT) Hoa aes aa 
Total, Minister for Public VOLE jee SEY ose ae ot £-—_—_—_—____ ——_| *130,16] 1 9 
Pusuic InstRUCTION, 3 
Public Instruction ... os is aye ven, pee AC: see] 889,565" 8 OCF 
State Children Relief Department wae ae ai ice cy wef 48,878) 11°10 
Industrial Schools. ... web is aes ee tee | eye ca easy eed OO ee 
Observatory... as “as ie bye ve ae oH is ae S48 1.5 
Australian Masonmse sis yo we Be aay BG oe eee 9.0420 6 
National Art Gallery. YF cays be os ves ey veel 4406 4 
Public Library of New South Wale a ee ane fe ae ees $9084. Fil6 
Conservatorium of Music ... a nS SAP ioawas nt vee 12005. 8.2 9 
Grants in aid of Public Tasiatations: Ave nee vee sie POE eRe OTR Sa Tage: eae | 
Miscellaneous Services e ae weet ite oes <a bea 1,998 1,1) ate 
Total, Public Instruction ... aaa mae’ cuba we &| ——-—- | *444,519 10 10 
DeEpaRtMENT OF LaBour AND INpDuUSTRY. } 
Labour and Industry ay No Sg 10,788. Pe ATL 
Total, Department ie Lanour ana Industry yaa wa Se —- *10,786 9 9 
SzoreTARY FoR MINgs, hy 
Department of Mines... ey ae ie ed Sie i aes cu HOT 10: ay 
Geological Survey Laboratory —... ie Seva ahs Be ay a se 59100. 3. 
Miscellaneous Services ‘hk ‘ ih az, Bee Lee ae “1,053 © fees) 
Total, Secretary for. ‘Mines .. ait op Se pes KM ae a eens 
MINISTER FOR Loca GOVERNMENT, | HE at 
Local Government . es te si oa Rent acatn Oy Ke eae ara T= 6 
Valuer-General rue e 4 ae yes aa es A pe Ba LL es 
Miscellaneous Services ; Bi Pee pf aeos Sas Shee bs ince Safco nd 
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Kndowments ce ay ‘ae a ae sae ms eee Ate ae 0020 acu ket ¢ Seeaar a 
Total, Department of Local Government ... Peco mow £)- —-—- #15,784 18 11- 
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. Sai dens } 
Agriculture ... Be ese Sees oe REC Nat aa ht a (26, 15%. 5,8 7 
Grain Elevators... ie sits iy aon Mak abe as cong tk OSC 4 Lag 
Rural Industries Board... ine Sait. e A ny 1,463 0 10 | 
Stock, Brands, and Pastures Protection Act ie eas ass “ae ed hp BSR LO. 
Botanic Gardens... ate ye sa sae eis Wie bens MAES netted 
Nursery Garden, Campbelltown sine EER MEH Seuvaae est ore! GSS aL Sad Me 2 om gee te 
Garden Palace Grounds and Inner Domain Boot! A se te we cae a at aioe SOG ah ea 
Government Domain (Outer) —... 4y3 she eis vos ys aasdo eet pagan SDB pieatde (1) 
Centennial Park ... Kk wis Petey Peas he hes sib t Seale i dad 20) 
Commercial Agents...’ 4... PAS ae okt ove Aes PP ee os of, I's \4 44 8 4 
Miscellaneous Services ihe aes ee bbb As Aj22018 11 
Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission—. “ae SABEMEN. 5. EE 
Establishment . ant ie ae Cera st as tsk here 2 OsOS0, Tue | 
Miscellaneous ... eesti AG Poe ce 6,000 17 2 ER EN 
Total, Department of “Agriculture Omany Ne! ee | | 51,905;42° 1 
Carried forward 1. ws. bes eM a agi: Oe ite (oY. pee 331,258 14 6 


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Debentures ind: Funded Stock (various hots) pee the fea esc( Lap, 600) 1894 
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_ The Water Conservation and Trrigation Commission, Act No: 22 of 1916 283° 17 11 , 
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Pensions— _ Le ie Ort | 
; Public. Service ee. Act No. 8 of 1903 fee Re Sh ee FO Bap A 8 
Police Regulation (Superannuation) Act, No. 28 of 1906.. Mat ok 21,000 « 0.0 
aay Superannuation, Acts Nos. 28 of 1916, 44 of 1918, and 30. of 1919 ade ee Oppeo hae 6S 
a eae ihe Court Judges Act No. 23 of Tey ap 512 10 10 
Oy 2 udges Retirement “Act—Senior Judge, Court of Mrndiisttial Arbitration, é 
Bt Ros, 35 ee 1900, 9 of 1918, and 22 of 1919 ES IS ares Tel 43. 4 
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Ministers of the Crown, Salaries, Acts Nos 2 of 1908, 20 of 1920, and 2 of 4 
Be OO ge 71,500 O17 :0 
s Aes Parkaentarn Redon culties’ ‘Acts Nos. 32 of 1902, 19 and 
| 41 of 1912, 20 of 1920, and 2 of 1922.. ie 8,929 10.0 
x Sgr Electorates and Elections, Act No. 41 of 1912... ~ 1096.88 
peondent of. the Legislative Council, &e.y ea Nos. 20 of 1920 and 2 : ae 
Be SOR PL ee ae eae A cs a ey 305. 8 4 
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Public Service Board, Acts Nos. 31 of 1902, and 43 of 1919 peta Hae 639 15 7 
District Court Judges)Salaries, Act No. 23 ‘of 1912 op oad 900 1.0 3 O 
eae Valuation Court rae of ae Act No, 10 of 1921 oo kG ba ght 
pee Tand Board, New South Walos, Act No. 700f 1901 .. | 402 14 8 
I siraotion— Me ees ty : 
ndowment, Affiliated ‘Gallegos: Act No. 22 of 1900 Bhtpres ety Case eae. ‘166$13 4) 
ndowment (Building Fund), Wesley ' College, Act No, 22 ‘of TO0G als 54.10 0 He 
Endowm nt, W promens College, Act yah 71 of T9026 eae te, SE aS vet Reb A ; 
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In Adjustment of Vote, Advance to Treasurer, 1921-22 Sie eee ee he Leb saveenuate ep coh --#90,522- ae) 
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6414 | NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZRTTE, No, 168, [2 Dees 1923, 





PUBLIC WORKS ACCOUNT. 








DETAIL STATEMENT of EXPENDITURE during the Month ended 30th November, 1922, as shown in 


_ Account Current (page eek 








Ar er 








Colonial Secretary— 
Fisheries Branch— aon \ 
Fish Hatcheries, Sheds,— Erection, nenetee &e, and Launches 
and Boats... 
Minister for Public Health and Motherhood— 
Hospitals, &c,— 
Metropolitan, Suburban, and Country Hospitals—Grants under the 
provisions of Public Works and Closer Settlement Funds Act, 





1906 .. oF 

Royal North Shore Hospital of 'Sydney—Resumption of Additional 
Land 

Coast Hospital—Purchase of Pavilions from Commonwealth “Govern- 
ment., 


Broughton Hall Mental “Hospital—Purchase of Buildings, & ken from 
Commonwealth Government : a 


Treasurer and Secretary for Finance and Trade— 
Government Printer— 
Purchase of Extra Machinery and Renewal of Plant... oes 
Resumed Properties— 
Renewal of Properties in Observatory Hill Resumed Area, co. 

To provide a Working Account for payment of wages on works of 
renovation and improvements pending recovery from tenants or 
allocation to Appropriations of Parliament—the amount to be 
carried to Special Gee ‘Account (Resumed Properties— 

~ Working Account) .. ie a ce as ves a 


Sydney Harbour ‘Trust— 
Renewals and Replacement of Wharves, eae and Plant and 


Buildings under Reconstruction Scharieas “a Be: oti 
Navigation— 
Launch ‘‘ Premier ”—-Renewal of Bulkheads, Floorplates, &c. ove 
Miscellaneous— 
Recoup of Payments charged to Public Works Account Expenditure 
Suspense Account, 1921-22— SA Oar oF 
Secretary for Lands—Terragong "Swamp—Renewal 
of Drains... ue xe ee 30-13 6 
Minister for Public Whee | 
State Power Supply a se. oats Fite Keb 3! 
Southern Breakwater, Nescnstic Harbour vee, Boho LE 2 
Public Watering Pinces +; 4 1 804 14 4 
Minister for Laat: Gov oramante W. ee der taker 
for Unemployed Returned Sailors and Soldiers, » 





and other Unemployed ..,. es ur sav-RosO0t LG eo 





Railways and Tramways—. 
Railways and Tramways te ia Bes Sheer ee os 
Secretary for Lands— 
Miscellaneous— 
Towards the purchase, acquisition, or resumption of sites for Public 
Parks, resumption of Foreshores, and for other Public Purposes, 
and expenses in connection therewith 
Compensation in connection with the resumption of Land for Roads, 
under the Public Roads Act, 1902 wees 
For Construction of Roads, Water Conservation, | and other wise 
improving Lands for Settlement... us 
Terragong Swe ainp—Renewal of Drains 





Returned Soldiers’ Settlements— 
Forest Vale Share-farming Area,for preparation of Farms on the Area 
Minister for Forests— 
Miscellaneous Services— 
To provide for employment of Returned Soldiers on Ratonry Work, 
including accommodation and equipment—further sum . 
To meet expenditure i in connection with Afforestation, Re- afforestation, 
and Works incidental thereto... A ie 7, ee 


Carried forward ie ae 





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2 Dec, 1922) Re ~NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 168. 6415 


RA Rhepre ’5 





F e : PUBLIC WORKS ACCOUNT. 


DETAIL srAteMENT of EXPENDITURE during the Month ended 30th , November; 1922, as shown in 
Account Current (page ae awk be 


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i, Brought forward ... yea ees Elnuceeeecustertat bes 176,168 18 6 
Minister for Public Works— | 
Works and Services—_ : 
Maroubra—Road Construction and Tapravdment Works se 9)352: 12° 7 
Bridges... ae Ne al ue ae nee ae 1,598 17 I 
Public Buildings ., as 5,346 14 1 
Harbours and ‘Rivers— Dredge s service in connection with Permanent RO 
Improvements of Harbours and Rivers. tat vale if. 3,584 9 11 
Water Supplies and Sewerage ... Bas ay beslite 136 .6 10 
; State Power Supply—Surveys and Investications Oe me 432 11 6 
' Parliamertary Buildings—Additions, alterations, de. ae $e Li7 16°. 9 
a Newcastle Stormwater Drainage _ uals va oe “oe A eats FA bed cs BV 
F ——— 21,066 10 3 
Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage— | 
Renewals of Water Mains, Sewers, Plant, Buildings, &c., and for 
Renewal Works generally ; also Recoup to Loan Votes for 
Machinery or Plant worn out or dismantled ... AD Geen es ckap ete ‘ 1,180 14 10 
Public Instruction— 
Miscellaneous— 
School Buildings, Teachers’ Residences, Sites, Trade Schools, Techiiical| 
Education, Teachers’ Training College, and other Buildings, Erec-} 
‘tions, Additions, Improvements, Equipment, Renewals, and Materials 
‘and to meet half cost of erection of Pavilion at Royal Alexandra| 
Hospital for treatment of School Children... ae Oe ada wah beans euges 46,796 +9, | 2 
Department of Agriculture— 
Hawkesbury Agricultural Colleze—Hlectrical Hwee Station— Extension 32. 2 11 
Water Conservation and Tr rigation Commission— 
Wentworth Irrigation Area—Concrete Lining of portions of Channels| _ 
and completing levees for the protection ‘of the area from floods .. 59 10 0 
; sae we 2 a 2 
F Local Government— Kents 
. Misce!laneous— 
4 Grants to Shires and Mateslunliiee = . 
, To assist Shires and Municipalities ... age oe 229, 817 
Provision of Punt over Cook’s River approaches, ‘ke; ; Grants to 
Councils for Improvements to Lord’s-road and for Construction 
‘of New Main Road to connect Botany-road (Botany) with Bay- 
road (Rockdale)—further sum... 10283 95.0 
¢ Works undertaken for Unemployed Returned Sailors and ‘Soldiers, 
. and other Unemployed ' ne ee ode seall Mewes 60,242 4° 0 
| ce 67,493 1 11 
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Less Repayments to Credit of Votes on Account of Current 
Year's Expenditure vad Sg Be ie tas 7 5 Nie A a 4,723 10 3 








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* See page 6413, . 
The Weakury, New South Wales, ARTHUR A. 0, COCKS, 
Sydney, Ind December, 1 1922, ; A. Lynon, "Treasurer, 
‘ Comptroller of Accounts, 








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3 Die, 1922.] FS _ NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTR, No. 168. eur 
a GENERAL LOAN ACCOUNT, : 


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Account Current (page 6416). 











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‘epee SF en Sr sae a & 3d, 
Act No, 31, 1914. . 
Riissateous-—2 
Works undertaken for Shires and Municipalities aa contract for 
repayment ... vie es nae Sad ye AY el ite 7 wae ees Toh 1,000 0 9 
~ Aor No. 56, 1915. 
“Metropolitan Railway Construction— . 
Eastern Suburbs Electric Railway—further sum... apt ERTS. a! Ae 48 18 6 
Bridges— 


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City and Suburban Electric Railways—Land Resumptions and Costs 1,153, 7. 5 
Baga Reba Seed it HAS UO 10 
Act No. 7, 1917. 
Secretary £ for Lands—Miscellaneous~- 
Construction of Roads re lands to *be bade Rvailable for Returned 
Soldiers ... nae ie ere ary Ae ie ve SAM rir ielcs ae aaht vedes bi 9 Te 
Water Supplies— 
Hunter District Water Supply, Amplification—further sum Leestbssisaks Menke 107 17 6 
" Metropolitan Meat Industry. Board— . 
New Public Abattoir and Other Works at Homebush Point—Meat 
_ Distributing Depét, Pig and Calf Market, Sale Yards, Meat 
Export, and Other Works and | Buildings, including Land 
Resumption and Costs __., ey, vad dares tute Ne bees dig evchguote sen Be 118 
Act No. 25, 1918. 
Railway Gonstrackon a: 
* ' * Condobolin to Broken Hill, hicluding Matakana to Mount ee 
further sum.. pes Ge) ieee dee ghadee's deeds 6 19 9 
Department of Agriculture—Miscellaneous-— . 
For the promotion of Agriculture, Ageioulbntal Colleges, Bx hesiions 
and Demonstration, c&e., Farms——further sum wih 10. 8:3 
Advances to farmers for fallowing land ee 3 3,937 5 0 
Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission— os lies: RNC aaa 3,947 13 3 
Shallow boring—to provide Water pappes for Settlers... S pude esos euehacs 23 6 5 
_ Act No. 27, 1919. 
‘ Returned Soldiers Settlement 
. For the Subdivision and Improvement of Crown or Acquired Lands to be| 
3 leased or otherwise disposed of to Returned Soldiers, and for other 
expenses in connection therewith, including the. Purchase of Imple- j 
‘- «© ments, Stock, ce... ep ie CUA Scere Nk as gh ew owaee sbacaaeea? x 21,525 16 4 
Secretary for Lands— 
_ Miscellaneous— ; 
Destruction of Prickly-pear on  snfésted lands along the puthoriasd 
railway from Baradine to Wangan Creek pe yee Fe tines 2: 
For the purpose of Prickly-pear Kradication on Crown Lands and 
: expenses incidental thereto—further sum be a 949 7 4 
«Harbours and Rivers— fi SN ae Seo te 
: Tweed River iad trata dic te ple Mera sum Wes ive Uae lade an kisoanees ae 384 19 11 
iy Water Supplies— P 
Hunter District Water Supply, Amplification—further BI sik as Rk ease nabs beabe ane Ryo itl 
Sewerage Construction — 
Country Towns Rewatage a and Stormwater Channels—further sum 4...) ...seeseeesesseeos 19 9 6 
_ Bridges— ie 
ey. Bridges generally... oe Pe Re den OR ce ra SPE Ans Aen Dee = 1,826 3 4 
_* » Public Buildings— . fay J 
B Caves Houses and Tourist Resorts ....  , AAR IN ip eae evel EE GU AS Baye 8 3 10 
Minister for Public Works—Miscellaneous— 
SAPUCG: HAGCBRIO VSOMERMCH) 235m) o5 0: eet SAMUI geal SO) Giad ly io akoh | had Hak Binh eo 110 16 6 
Hunter District Water Supply and Sewerage Boule 
' Water Supply — 
Extension of Reticulation, Loproverneness, and other Works... Has 321.18 8 
eh aches ' ; : 
Stormwater Drainage bos ges dete ies ite 147.12 0 
Ree eS i , . siese 469 10 8 
“Carried forward io nee tne tte tae petenervareapreeee S| SH113 12S 





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GENERAL LOAN ACCOUNT. 
DETAIL STATEMENT of EXPENDITURE during” the Month of November, 1922—eontinued, 


SERVICE, ; Amount. — Total. 
£ 8. od, | £ s. d. 
Brought forward A Sean ea APR cae Ba? ar Se | es BL LTS Bea 
Act No. 27, 1920, 3 
. Resurhed Pr operties Branch— / 
Improvement of Observatory ‘Hill Resumed Area, Brectien of Office, ; 
Shops, Dwellings, ce. ibe be a oo RRS APT T85  ero. t 9 0.0 
Railway Construction— BN Gay ye 
Wagga Wagga to Pabarunbefarieee sum joe rs Me Pri t st Pee oe Fiabe f - 23.°6 6 
Harbours and Rivers— ; ee 
Cape Hawke Harbour Improvements, Training Wall—further sum..,| ssesssssssnssesee 493 1 9 
Minister for Public Works— 
Miscellaneous— 
Municipality of Wollongong—Electric Lighting ae a ay Lie sa see ees Sy 37-15 6 
Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage— eh a; 


: Water Supply— 
General Reticulation, Improvements, &c., including Sydney Water j . 

Supply, Amplification—further sum bs veo ane acl’! uh Neder eAy ears oth 1 O° D 

Department of Agriculture—Miscellaneous— : 

For promotion of Agriculture, Agricultural Colleges, and Pi a 















Farms, &e. —further sum i... oe $661: 2263 
For the purpose of recouping amounts charged. ‘to Expenditure 
Suspense Accounts in connection with Relief to Necessitous 
Farmers and Graziers, and for providing further funds for same 
purpose, and also for a Ghee 2 the construction of private al 
silos ve jan 8 8 4 i eae $i 1,244 14.8. 
Act No, 21, 1921. 
Sydney Harbour Trust— 
Towards Construction of Works generally, and for the improvement 
of the Port . ese ese eco eee ove eee der veceeettescreue 1,615 19 0 
Railways— : : 
Rolling-stock, to meet additional. irate requirements, including 
Equipment of New Lines ; Additions to Railway Lines, Stations, 
and Buildings, and for other Pees 3 4 ee of Retresh- Re 
ment Rooms.. ay py 6,651-93:.2 
Electrification of Railway Taines ® a aos a We ae 1471 8 6 7 . 
- _— 8,123. 1. ‘8 yy 


Railway Construction— 





“Harbours and Bivens.) : 
Newcastle Harbour Improvements, including Wharfage, Shipping, peg 
Dredging, and other plant—further sum . 3 i ) ae eB, 3a8 16 


Cooma to Bombala—further sum is ae “0 Sry ee te (85 8° 8 
Westmead to Castle Hill-Dural—further sum ia Ek Syst > 4.96: 
Yanco to Grifith—further sum... 4... SaaS ey LONG AR ET eat aR cans Re ae 
Grifith to Hillston—further sum ye Pee yy Males cea coll MARSA BB 427 se 
Tramway Construction— | —! (6,259 16 tae 
Tramways generally—further sum .- ... he fs aye vate ePevavcye pestev aed 535 10 4 — 
Returned Soldiers’ Settlement— ¢ : . 
Returned Soldiers Settlement Act No. 21, 1916—as amended by Act 
24, 1917— Advances to assist Settlers and to mee other expenses ati: ae 
t eniiend under the provisions of the Act ., ee age 9 os BA RR rg 0) 43,301 18 2 
Bridges— eeccyts.” i y 
Bridges paneuliy’.: ee ge Sie oe ba Thais agiesteeeee i 456 7 4 | 














4 

Port Kembla Harbour Improvements—further. sum ... ae ..| 4,233 14 8 

Manning River Improvements—further sum ewe ue bys ye 2 Sa Un 

Wagonga River Improvements—towards vss ose Sie agate se) LOSE) 

New Dredging Plané 2 iy oe on Ses oe Wore AG 803 11 10 
. iG — a 11,421) 2) t 
Water Supplies— ULene 

Country Towns Water Supplies—further sum.. a sea CURE SN OD OOONTS 2.8 

Improvements Sydney Water Supply—further s sum ... be BP he soa ae 0: ONY abe 

Hunter District Water Supply, Amplification—further sum Tie bes AM og 5 a 
Sewerage Construction— = ae 5 52612 bm 

Metr ropolitan Sewerage and Stormwater Channels—further sums. 633 13 10. 

Newcastle Sewerage—further Sima ec. 2 ay Gy See DL ies 284-10 0 . 


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DETAIL STATEMENT of EXPENDITURE during the Month of November, 1929-continued. 








/ 


‘ ; Brought forward coe Per) 00 ‘: £ 
Act No. 21, 1921—continued. sige 


Public Buildings 
Darlinghurst Court-house— Additional Accommodation for Federal! 
High Court . ae a set WAR ad - Bel) 
Piaeatiecous = 


_ Municipality of Wollongong —Electric Lighting we ove ie 
Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage 
Water Supply— 
General Reticulation, Improvements, &c., including hinge Water 
Supply Amplification—further sum fa oe pS 
Sewerage— 
- Construction and Ventilation of Sewers generally—further sum 
Hunter District Water Supply and Sewerage Board— 
_ Water Supply— 
Extension of Retieulation, Hopropetieiis: aud other Works... 


Sewerage— 
Extensionand Retiowlesion, Impr ovements, and other Works—-further 
SUNN eae ite Lee “nd “we SS 


Public foserintion & Midi tinadyul. 
School Buildings—Teachers’ Residences and other Buildings, School 


and Residence sites—Special Vote (To be recouped by pei 


from Public Works Fund over a period of ten year's) 
Minister for Local Government— Miscellaneous— 
Reconstruction of Main Roads in the county of Cumberland dan 
Department of Agriculture—Miscellaneous— 
Grain Terminal Elevator—Construction of and for purposes ineidenta] 
thereto—further sum na e 
Grain Elevators—Emergeney Country Grain Silox—Construction, &e, 
—further sum ; se 
Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission— 
For the construction of Burrinjuck Dam, Murrumbidgee Canals, 


and Works generally, Murrumbidgee Irrigation Areas, Purchase] 


of Stock, Assisting Settlers, Payment of Tenant-rights, ke, 
Shallow bor ing—To Provide Water Supplies for Settlers 
Returned Soldiers’. Settlement—To provide for Settlement of Dis- 


charged Soldiers on Irrigation Farms and to assist them in the| ° 


development thereof : 

To enable the Water Conservation and Irrigation ‘Commission to 
make Advances to Settlers on the Murrumbidgee Trrigation 
Areas for developmental purposes, and to provide for deferred 
rents and water rates—to be subsequently repaid 

Works under Water Act No. 44, 1921 ae 

Extension of Wentworth Irrigation Area, including Additional 
Pumping Plant | * i 


Act, No. 18, 1922— 
Resumed Properties— 
mprovement of Observatory Hill Resamed Area, Frection of Shops, 
Dwellings, &c. yee i Je ee ay: 
_ Sydney Harbour Trust— 
Towards Construction of Works generally, and for the improvement 
of the Port . ae ove oon aoe one seo an 
Miscéllaneous— ~ 
To provide a Working Account for the State Clothing Factory for 
the purpose of manufacturing Uniforms for Federal - Departments, 
Corporate Bodies, «&c., the cost of which is recoupable—the 
amount to be carried to Special Deposits Account (State Clothing 
Factory. Working Account) ; 
tio provide a Working Account for the State Drug ‘Depot ‘for the 
purpose of purchasing Drugs for sale to Hospitals, Friendly 
_...., Societies, Dispensaries, and Government Establishments, the 
he cost of which is recoupable—the amount to be carried to Special 


Deposits Account (State Drug Depét Working Account) tee 


Carried forward WF he Waka oe ae Ke 





ae: SERVICE, | 











AMOUNT. 

£ s. d 
1,986 7 2 
6 8 0 

317 14 11 

8 14 ] 
Barts tt 
°46 B 6 
1,699 0 1 
3.886 a 5 
247 18 11 | 
329 7 4 
10,000 0. 0 
4,000 0 0 
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TOTAL, 


Fa 
113,742 4 4 


4671 5 4 
Ce ee: 
612 8 

643.19 0 

1,992 15 2 

40,152 15 0 

9,540 19 5 

396 9 0 


14,000 0 0 


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DETAIL STATEMENT of EXPENDITURE during the Month of N ovember, yee consliaad, 





SERVICE, a Ha Awouxr, |. Tora 





| £ s. d. 
Brought forward aif ane CAL toate gee > 285,704 2 8 
Acr No. 18, 1922—continued. 3 
Railways— ; 
Rolling-stock-——to meet additional Traffic. requirements, including 
equipment of New Lines; Additions to Railway Lines, Stations, 
Buildings, and for other purposes ; and i a eee of| - 
Refreshment Rooms uy sa ie 5% Sal (pis 
Duplication of Lines... 
Flemington to Belmore, and “Wardell-rcad : 4 Globe Island, and 
Rozelle Bay to Darling Island Reve including the re 
modelling of Darling Harbour Lines 














418,293 711). 
292,805 2 11 


| 46,745 17 8 





‘State Colliery, Lithgow—Development of 4,0 us se ef 44 8 BY 
a ys vege per ioee SA Uy TOQ088, 17 1 2 
Tram ways— oe 
Additions to Lines, Workshops, Buildings, Rolling Stock, ae. Popovcere deve rrrece 188,415 19 8 


Railway Construction— 
























North Coast Railway—further sum... 79,969 0 6 
Glenreagh to Dorrigo—further sum 165,959 16 8 
Dubbo to Werris Oreck Suthers sum . 13,003 7 1 
Molong to Dubbo—further sum vig a a = 134,387 9 1 
Sydenham to Botany—furthersum ...00 ek sek cae 12,327 11 7 
Canowindra to Eugowra—further sum... Sadi pee rds 47,072 19 5 
Westmead to Castle Hill-Dural—further sum oa get 5,416,411 | 
Regent’s Park to Cabramatta—further sum ... : ‘ 103,205 14 7. 
Tarana to Oberon—further sum ty aon _ 28,169 138. 74) 
Baulkham Hills—Extension ... bs 2,429 4 6. 
Coonabarabran to Burren J unction—further s sum 25,017 8 1) 
Barmedman to Rankin’s Springs—further sum 60,842 9 11 | 
Gilmore to Batlow—further sum ae es 37,025 18 9 | 
City Electric Railway—further sum... B7,119 > Died 
. City and Suburban Railways and _ Bailways senrally Land 
Resumptions and Costs ; 25,116. 93 vA ne aos 
Wain RBA ; 462 
Secretary for Lands—Miscellaneous — tiie 
To provide for a Working Capital for Purchase of Witenattine ‘ 
Material, &c., in terms of Section 30 of the Pastures Protection 
Act No. 35. 1912, —the amount to be carried to Special Deposit a 
Account (Wire-netting Working Capital Account)—further sum] ......0000ses0000 50,000 0 0 
Harbours and Teo ‘. a 
Coffs Harbour Improvements, Jetty Extension, &c, —further s sum . 10,897 4 1) = 
Manning River Improvements—further sum ,,, bas iit 4 Bj264 0 Qe ike ¥ 
Long Cove Canal-—Extension of Channel ee we pier aes Tt 1,957 8) 0: sEist Vier 
j Water Supplies — ee eh 
Country Towns Water Supplies—further sum.. oy a ASS Dyer EL i RiGee or ae 
' © * Improvements Sydney Water Supply—further sum ~ % | 144,053 11 6: 
: Hunter District Water Supply, Amplification—further sum peal LBB, 282)" Bk Daca 05 Z “ e 
: ; i) 
Sewerage Construction— ) é | ee i ea 
Metropolitan Sewerage and Stor A Ptanide tartar sum... 21,290. 5 ek dye: ; 
Country Towns Sewerage and Stormwater Channels—further sum , DOOIL AG ss Bodwtube: tas 
Public Buildings— -—————--———-+} 27,188 4 9 
Darlinghurst Cone nies = palditione) Accommodation for Federal oe cae Pe CNN 
High Court .. pee ak eres Gale MEE were Ps oor iin ae aha G7 
Miscellaneous— i ROR NN eg a 
River Murray Cothinieltonsitaae Cost of Works ts . oe Ob ig ay Gets Sate eae 
under the Act—further sam wd) 4 BB9). BOO. = 
Electric Transmission—Line from Port Kembla Power Station tol . . 
Kiama, va Shellharbour, é&c. Rive Mie a ean a De} nen eo 6 PD cee rn ‘ 
Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage— — .§5;208 13. 8° - 
Water Supply— aaa en ee 
General Reticulation, Improvements, &c., including Sydney Water . ata 
4 Supply, Amplification—further sum “ie yo we ee padinser ss sealer] » 184,468 7 9 
ewerage— Ee 
‘Construction and Ventilation of Kale de generally—further SUPT AG ili) sae <8 i atienee ait 27,982 0 0 wa 
eS ee ae 
y : «1 Carried fopward ‘sc.: os So mick os aaa lube te Maca) doula eee 2 BIR OeL as 95 


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2 Deo, 1922.) NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 168 | 6421 





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GENERAL LOAN ACCOUNT. 
DETAIL STATEMENT of EXPENDITURE during the Month of November, 1922—continued. 








seer: 


Amount, Total. 


ie - 


- Brought forward an gee ooo se 


“Act No. 18, 1922—continued. 
"Hunter District Water Supply and Sewerage Board— 


£ 8. d, £ 8. d. 
BS. EAT eh: RNIN API Van Oe 2,690,384 18 9 





Sewerage— 
Extension and Reticulation-——Improvements and other Works— 
further sum. ee ag pe San Dee ae catliea as 1677 4.8 
Industrial Undertakings— : 
. State Metal GuarricsRetenuond of Plant—further sum 5,434 18 6 
q ’ State Sawmills, Craven and Gloucester—Plant, Machinery, &c.—| - 
. further sum... “ae wae oe ae sas tea oss 2,953 18 2 
we 8,388 16 8 
; Public Instruction— Miscellaneous— : 
a School Buildings, Teachers’ Residences and Other Buildings, School 
and Residence Sites—Special -Vote (Zo be recouped by abi i i 
Jrom Public Works Fund over a period of ten years) Pe oes ee : 6,000 0 0 


: Local Government— Miscellaneous— 


repaid) 


Newcastle City Council— Advance to ‘provide work for unemployed|: 


(to be repaid) a Sif 








Works undertaken by Shires and Municipalities for Unemployed 
Returned Soldiers and Sailors and other unemployed (to be 


























Department of Agriculture— Miscellaneous — 44,059 6 8 
Grain Elevators (Country)—Towards Construction of Permanent : 
Working Houses—further sum ... 435,056. 8 0 
Veterinary Station, Glenfield— Buildings, Improvements, &e.-—further 
sum ri Heit i Whioky Fag 
Water Conservation and. Trr igation Commision. [| 4G 207 17 2D 
For the construction of Burriijuck Dam, Murrumbidgee Canals, and 
Works generally, Murrumbidgee Irrigation ‘Areas, Purchase of # 
Stock, Assisting Settlers, Payment of Tenant- rights, &e. oe 2,894 14 4 
Shallow Boring—To provide Water Supplies for Settlers 5,573 4 4 
Returned Soldiers’ Settlement—To provide for Settlement of Dis- 
charged Soldiers on Irrigation Farms, and to. assist them in the 
development thereof on 152,195 '18 1 
4 To provide for the Settlement on Irrigation Basti ‘of Miners from| 
Va Broken Hill. Host § aa i ak PA eos SOLE 4.7.4 
ee ) BS SOBA ial ss 164,275 1 1 
OR Ey AP RIES Ee MAAR Tn ef lt ata OT a EH 2's cae MeO tee 3,350,993 5 0 
‘ Less Repayments to Credit of Votes on account of Current 
Year’s Expenditure cae vee “ ees poate eacicae- sth tateues 15,446: 14 5 
Doral, Pablo W orke and Services ..6.0)! vous! saul le ce ane's oy kine ai a3) | 8,900,546 10 7 
_ Repayment of Loans— . 
Debentures issued under Act No. 31,1914, due 15th August, 1922 rk i: 
Lomton) | ssn > ae, ae by We eS ee *3400 0 0 
‘ Bicens Receipts Returned— st 
Stock issued in Sydney— 
Other charges— 
Under Act No. 21, 1921 (1928 Stock). 500 0 0 
Stock issued in London— 
Stamp Duty on Transfers— 
Under Acts Nos. 51, 1912, and 30, 1914 (1922- 32 Stock) 266 0 0 
- Do do ° do (1935- 45 Stock) + 693 17 6 
Do Acts Nos, 73, 1916, and 7, 1917 (1924-34 say SWAY 106 0 0 
Do Act No. 7, 1917 (1930-40 Stock) 439 ne 746 17 «6 
- Other charges— — 
Under Acts Nos. 51, 1912, and 30, 1914 (1935-45 Stock) ... ‘ a t.. 9 
Bans 9 ¥2,322 6 0 
ede VAeabgetyes abve's wo» &| 3,341,268 16 7 


Grand Total ... ae nh he 









*See page 6616. 


; The Troistiny, New South Wales, : A. Lyncn, 





ARTHUR A, C, COCKS, 
Treasurer. 


th Sydney, 2nd December, 1922, Comptroller of Accounts. 


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| | | : . NO. 10. 
BALANCE STATEMENT 

_ SHOWING THE LEDGER BALANCES 

| iia * ess AND THE 

4 ' DISTRIBUTION INTO CASH AND SECURITIES ~~. 
SOON 80th NOVEMBER, 1922, 





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6428 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 168, [2 Dre, 1922. 





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No. 10, BALANCE 


Showing the Lepgzr Batances on the various Accounts of the Government of New South 


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oe SU to me 
tatements of y ed : " 0 
Detail. - HEAD OF ACCOUNT. et BALANCES ee 8 NoveMBER, , 
Beh 
No. Page, | ] 
Mini eee hy a Se ee ee ee 
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: Sprorat Accounts :— — re Y ; 
| ¢ Colonial Treasurer’s Master in Equity Account,., 3 101,323 10 rs 7 
ai } Colonial Treasurer’s Master in Lunacy Account... a 20, 706 10 sa 
3 6411 4 Colonial Treasurer’s Public Trustee Account... a». |, 416,709: 19 
| Colonial Treasurer’s Prothonotary Account be +5 6,664 10 ¢ 
‘(Colonial Treasurer’s Registrar of Probates Account 99 . 18,237 5 
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| Wales on the 30th November, 1922, and. the distribution of the same into Cash and Securities, 
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ae tate>“) ss DISTRIBUTION. CasH. SzouRITins. Torat. 
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Bk af SproraL Duposirs Account— 4c) Sie RSA £ Ca a Sao VB od, 
a j Bde 
With Bank of New South Wales... we. 8,799,802 16 4 
With Commercial Banking Sha aged of . ; 
_ Sydney Ltd... ae .. 7,070,937 11. 4 . | 
: Bee es 866,270 7S 
: With Bank of New South Wales—on Fixed es ; 
¢ Deposit... .. 600,000 0 O i 
a: - With om vest Banking» Bibthas of | 
f Sydney, Ltd.—on Fixed Deposit —... 500,000 0 6 
: | PRET aay item lithic alee’? 1,000,600 0 0 
‘ Treasury Chest— : 
4 Treasury Fire Insurance Fund— ‘ pin ee cs 
‘4 New South Wales Funded Stock (1923)... 31,000 0, 0 
; New South Wales Funded Stock (1924)... 21,000 0 0 | 
Commonwealth Government Inscribed Me 
Stock. <2. es “as as ai 6,000. 0 0 
aM MEMO TT TAREE a oe or RE LH .58,008° 0:- 0 
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Treasury Guarantee Fund— ’ TEs al 
Sis aed, 
New Soum Wales Funded Stock, 60 Vic., , 
INOmoere., nae 14,500 0. 0 
New Séathi! Wales Funded Hone Rail- 
pit: ' way (925) Seaet a os 6,000. 0 0 ha 
oars i ENO RR ET Ore ae C28 45980, 8G8" 8-7. 
_ Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage—Trust 
Account— mK | 
New South Wales Funded Stock (1925) ROME) va eayi bs i emit loins ura iS eN a 1,250. 0c; 0 
" | The Union Trustee Company-of Australia Ltd.— L 
2 "New South Wales Funded Stock (1924). ewe] acecesseeesseee 20,000 0 0 | 
ey Elder’s Trustee and Executor Co., Ltd.— ; 
; ve: New South Wales funded Stock (1950) ae ae deal Geen ae ah tek 20,000 0 0 | 
a Sundry Deposits Account (Doposits onl Tenders) fi old lu eos 59,198 0 0 
Miscellaneous ne ies re ee ae esi ROA: Sabla Ol 
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Toran SprcraL Deposits Accounr—Casu AND SECURTIBIES £115.866,270 7 § eds 560 5) .J1-117,077,830 13-7 
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Colonial Treasurer’s Master in Lunacy Account .. - ‘ 20,706 10 ) Gib Ss ui oes ace tar Seldne 
Colonial Treasurer’s: Public Trustee Account rE tah aries ele. 09 19. 8 fee sites 

$ Colonial Treasurer’ 8 Prothonotary Account ved one 40% 65664 10°. 5.) o sieisiees seeneeees 
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6430 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 168. [2 Dzc., 1929. 





No. 10.—BALANCE 


Showing the Lepazr Banancszs on the Various Accounts of the Government of New South Wales 









































Reference . : 
to Statements Dr, aK 
of Detail. HEAD OF ACCOUNT. ats. BALANCES an ot NovEMBER, 
\ Or, a 
No. Page. 
| £ B. d. £ a. d.| 
Brought forward... oy oon * Cr. seeserseaseveseies [LG ,OShy are. 10 0 
4 6412 | Croskn SETTLEMENT ACCOUNT... be pul » Roni cereesi cits 90,9238 18 -2 
5 6413 Posttc Works ACCOUNT aaa aes a es AA SRSA BNE el 11,987 10 9 
9 6425 MINERS’ AcctpENT Rewrer (Repeat) Act, No. 46, sepnsanhgeee tyes 133,500 0 0 
1916 eee ooo eee eee oe oe eos 99 
Cr. sotuedseveveccieer Bl Lesols boar kS) Ld: 
Less Debit Balanees— | 
1 6396 CoNSOLIDATED REVENUE ACCOUNT .. 45 eel DP. WHO Zeuya OUI Ss | 
| 
6 6416 GENERAL Loax AccouNT  ... Sd Titlets Ye » | 9,691,945 1 3 
9 6425 Coal PurcHase SUSPENSE ACCOUNT tes a te 36,721 12D 
9 6425 GOVERNMENT DockYARD STORE ADVANCE 
AccountT—LONDON PAYMENTS SUSPENSE 
ACCOUNT 3 #2 ou ee net vas ys 15,000 0 0 
9. 6425 Rattway Stork Susrense Account mS a + 283,377.18 8 
9 6425 GovERNMENT Prixrer—Steres SUSPENSE ACCOUNT 3 16,000 0 0 
15,304,515 3 7 
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Treasurer's Pustic Accounts.—(Details, see 
page 6432)... Ba ibs chs ie fe is 946,811 15 5 | 


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Sydney, 2nd December, 1922, A Lyncu, © 
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- STATEMENT—continued. 
on the 30th November, 1922, and the distribution of the same into Cash and Securities—-sontinued. 


DISTRIBUTION, © 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT 


GAZETTE, No. 168. 


6431 








Brought f forward 


Cussgr SETTLEMENT Account— 


With Commercial Banking Company of Sydney Ltd. .. 


| Pugtic Worxs Accounr— 
With Bank of New South Wales ... oe 


Lonpon Remittances AccounT.— 


With Bank of New South Wales ... 
With Commercial anne vial ec 


_ Sydney Ltd.. 


Total Credit Balances—Cash and Securities 


| DEBir BALANCES— 


Consouivatep Ruvenvg Account— 
With Bank of New South Wales 


Sydney Ltd. 


GENERAL Loan Account— 


~ With Commercial penne Company 


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With Bank of New South Wales __.... 


With Commercial 
Sydney Ltd, 


Banking Company 


Coat PurcHASE SUSPENSE ACCOUNT— 


With Bank of New South Wales... 


GovERNMENT DockYaRD 


STORE ADVANCE 


PAYMENTS SUSPENSE AcCoUNT— 
With Bank of New South Wales ... 


RAILWAY Store Suspensxu Account.— 


With Bank of New South Wales 


GoVERNMENT PRINTER—STORES SUSPENSE 


With Bank of New South Wales | 


Total Debit Balances. 


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st 


Miners’ AcctpentT RELizeF (Repeat) Acr No, 46, 1916... 











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~ Toran Sypney Ner Crepir BALANcES—CasH AND 
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SECURITIES © 


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ARTHUR A. C. COCKS, 


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6432 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 168. —=-|[2. Duc., 1922. 


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No. 91.5 ae : 


MEMORANDUM. of PAYMENTS made to 30th November, 1922, by the Baoks of New South Wales, on account | 


of the Government of New South Wales, not yet transferred to the Treasurer’s Public Account, viz. :— 














SAAN agi ETRE “ert MECN Ss SE Eo 
teh 
SERVICE. BARS | Amount. l Total. 
pat (Be eS: Oe ee aid. 
Colonia] Treasurer’s Unpaid Cheque Account... ey Ui eg wi Soe 486 16 8 | 
Iinperial Pension Fund ..., — ... Seg Sts keke eb Menes seste VO OoO ae 8 
Treasurer’s Exchange Account... Ses We ore we Be 303° 0 2 
Interest on Debentures and Funded Stock ie a de ae woe] oe ee Oa PB OO. 
Interest on Funded Stock .. BR Ne aa Dy bes Les ea BISS2 a | wo. 
Funded Stock Redemption, 1921... : a Ps ae 8 550 0 0 
Under Secretary for Public Works Department, po eau Suspense tag BaP Steg 
Account “ie ey 72,852 14.11. ge ae 
Under Secretary for Publi Watle. Department, ‘Galarics ‘Suspense Aceauas ae ROO ET 1 Gal Bar 
Government Dockyard, Newcastle, Expenditure Suspense Account ... Shel se eee, Cee eek 
State Bakery, Expenditure Suspense Account ... ott  65£ 18. 24. 
State Brick and Lime Works, Botany, Expepaiccke Suspense Account wares: tes 1G a) a eed 
State Brickworks, Hoiiebush, do do~ i oe 1,4360' 1, 
State Clothing Factory, do sea rag a 199-3) 18 
State Motor Garage, do do PeREE ie 2;349 14.1 
State Metal Quarries, do do pi ms LY,960" 32) 5" 
State Power Station, do do be te MOUs Ie PS sihe 
State Timber Yards, Uhr’s Point, do do el, od PATO TRG! Oe 8 
Building Construction Branch, : do do i 21,307 18 4 
State Monier Pipe and Reinforced Concrete Hh tere ma de espe Suspense . 
Account ‘ 7,343: 9 11 
tate Monier ee and Reinforced Concrete Ww ka Bovondinne” ‘Suspense : ° 
Account No. 2 oss A ae ate. Sah 10,000 0 0O 
N.S.W., State Trawler s—-Expenditure Suspense ‘Account st is 43,507 13 8 
State Sawmills—Cyaven and Gloucester, Expenditure Suspense Recsant 38 16,63) 13-8: 
State Drug Depot—Expenditure Suspense Account)... ve sey $82.16 - E15 
Mur rumbidgee Irrigation Area—Hxpenditure Suspense Account oy Laks SD BFOUR cate nC 
Influenza Adminitrative Committee Relief Account ... abe “ty Pe RO DT Seas AG 
W. H. Palmer, Official Assignee ... yi Jie 4 es a5 ens 129.6" .0 
Tobal (see page O482) 0 tit 75009 oe Saag Vata vanaeh abe wa ore ane Oo at gee 

















MEMORANDUM of PAYMENTS made to 30th Nov ember, 1922, by the Commercial Banking Company of Sydney 


Ltd., on account of the Government of New South Wales, not yet transferred to the Treasurer’s Public Account, viz.:—_ 


























SERVICE. : : Amount, Ma ‘Total. 
Colonial 'Treasurer’s Unpaid Cheque Account —Total (see page 6431)... Werle hehe beoats wae wae boo TAGs 14 2 
\ f - ap si: 
ce Summary— or Gre es Atha ek 
Bank of New South Wales .... - es va » Soiieesy | Semel eee 
Commercial Banking Co. of Sydney “Limited ae Wee sik Pi Sat eee an 
; Grand Total (see pages 6430 and-6431)° 0.) asses seavese gee & capes te 15 5 
Lhe Treasury, New South Wates, ) “ARTHUR AS CS COCKS, 


Sydney, 2nd December, 1922. A. Lyxeu, Treasurer: 
. Comptrolley of Accounts, 





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‘PROCLAMATION—FORESTRY ACT, 1916. 


(1.8.) 
E. DAVIDSON, ‘ 
Governor. 


Sir. Watter Epwarp Davipson, the Governor of 
the State of New South Wales and its Dependencies, 
in the Commonwealth of Australia, in pursuance of 
the provisions of the Forestry Act, 1916, and with 
the advice of the Executive Council, do, by this my 


Proclamation, declare that the lands described in the 


Schedule hereto are dedicated as State forests. 





Tur Scuepune. _ 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


- Lanp District or TAREE; Hastinas SHIRE ; Forestry 


Distror or TAREE. 


-Bull’s Ground Stato Forest No. 60 (No. yy Extension). 


All that area or tract of country comprising part 
of the parish of Ralfe, county Macquarie, in the State | 


of New South Wales, embracing an area of 44 acres | 


2 roods 24 perches, more or less, being the whole of 


- measured portions 98, 100, and 102, —shown on plans. 


7,068, 7,070, and 7,072- 666 respectively, in the 


Department of Lands. 
tae 1922-1,396] 





egal: 7 EASTERN DIVISION. 


_ Lawn Districr or Kempsey; Macipay Sa#irn; 
Forestry Distrror or URUNGA. 


Collombatti- State Forest No. 465 (No, 3 Batonaiony 


All that area or tract of country comprising part 
of the parish of Burragong, county of Dudley, in the 
State of New South Wales, embracing an area of 250 
being the Crown Lands within 


«> 
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Se 








the following boundaries : 


‘ of the parish of Bachelor, 


Jommencing at. the south- 
eastern corner of portion 48, parish of Hickey; and 
bounded thence by part of a western boundary of 
Collombatti State. Forest No. 465, dedicated 22nd 
June, 1917, parish — of Collombatti, southerly to a 
north- eastern corner of portion 124, parish. of Burra- 
gong; by north-eastern and north-western boundaries 
of that portion north-westerly and generally south- 
westerly to the eastern boundary of portion 103; by 
part of that boundary of that portion, the eastern 
boundaries of portions 62 and 100 northerly to. the 
southern boundary of portion 48, parish of Hickey 
aforesaid, and by part of that boundary of that por- 


tion hater! to the point of commencement. 


[I 1922-2,789] 





HASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp District or Taree; Stroup SHtre; Forestry 
District or TAREE. 


Bachelor State Forest No. 689 (No. 3 Extension). 


All that area or tract of country comprising part 
county of Gloucester, in 
the State of New South W ales, embracing an area of 
75 acres, more or less, being the whole of meastred 
portion 30,—as shown on plan G. 2,371-1,497 in the 
Depa Sees of Lands. 


[F. 1922-3,508] | 
Signed ‘and sealed at ney this first day of 
December, 1922. 
| By His Excellency’s Command, 
| W. E. WEARNE. 
| [2527] GOD SAVE THE KING} 





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6434 ) NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 169.. [8 Dro. 1923, 
BANKS AND BANK HOLIDAYS ACT, 1912. PROCLAMATION—SYDNEY, H ARBOUR TRUST 
PROCLAMATION, aE a 2) Re si ee pean ee. 
se a | W. E. DAVIDSON, x 
Wat DEEN ay Governor. a : 
Governor, - : 


HE following days and dates are hereby appointed to be 
observed as Public Holidays in “the localities here-_ 


under ;— 


Saturday, 23rd December, 1922—Armidale, Mittagong, and : 


Moss Vale Municipalities, Berrigan and Hrina Shires, 
and Portland District. ERS 
Wednesday, 27th December, 1922—Coonamble, Dubbo, 


-Maclean, Narrandera, Nyngan, Tamworth, femora, Ten- © 
terfield, Ulladulla, Uralla, Wagga Wagga, Wellington, | 


Windsor, and Wyalong Municipalities, Asbford,, Berri- 
_ gan, Gadara, Gilgandra, Harwood, and Holbrook Shires, 
and Trundle District. 
Thursday, 28th December, 1922—Macle&n and Tenterfield 
Municipalities, Ashford and. Harwood Shires, — 
Friday, 29th December, 1922—Maclean and Tenterfield 
Municipalities, Ashford and Harwood Spires. ; 


¥¢. 


\. 
Saturday, 30th December, 1922-—Maclean and Tenterfield ~ 


Municipalities, Ashtord and Harwood Shires. 
Tuesday, 2nd January, 1923—Holbrook shire, 


Signed and sealed at Sydney, this sixth day of December, 


122, { ; 
ee By His Excellency’s Command, _ 
a 3 ~ CHARLES W. OAKES. 
[3873]. - GOD SAVE THE KING } : 


NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION OF LAND FOR 
RAILWAY PURPOSES UNDER THE PUBLIC 
-, WORKS ACT, 1912. ee 

8.) 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governors Ios ibs a: 
\hy HEREAS the Railway Commissioners for New 





South Wales are desirous of acquiring the land. 


referred to in the Schedule hereto for the, purpose of 


construction of an authorised line of railway between _ 


Molong and Dubbo: And whereas the said land is, in 
my opinion, required for carrying out the said work: 
Now, therefore, I, the Governer aforesaid, with the 
advice of the Executive Council, in pursuance of the 
Public Works Act, 1912: 1 do hereby direct that 
the said land may be acquired and taken for the pur- 
poses aforesaid under the provisions contained in 
Division [ of Part V of the said Act, and J do declare 
by this notification to be published in the Government 
Gazette, and in one or more newspapers published or 
circulated in the Police Districb wherein the said land 
is situated, that the private lands comprised. within 
the descriptions set forth in the Schedule hereto have 


been resumed for: the public purposes hereinbefore 


expressed; and I declare that the following is the 
Schedule of land hereinbefore referred to :— : 
SCHEDULE. es 

All that piece or parcel of land situate in the parish 
of The Gap county of Gordon and State of New South 
Wales being part of portion 147 and part of the land 
comprised in Certificate of Title volume 2217 folio 144 
Commencing at the intersection of the north-western 
boundary of the Molong to Dubbo Railway Part 1 
with the western boundary of portion 147 bearing 
north 0 degrees 563 minutes east and distant 68715 
links from the south-western corner of that portion 
and bounded by part of the aforesaid western boundary 


of portion 147 forming alsopart of the easternboundary ~ 


of portion 56 bearing north 0 degrees 562 minutes 
east 40416 links thence by lines as follow Bearing 
north 58 degrees 102 minutes east 938°95 links north 
78 degrees 314 minutes east 819°80 links to the north- 
western boundary of the aforesaid railway thence by 
part of that boundary by lines as follow Rearing south 
23 degrees 382 minutes west 321°02 links 1136°62- links 
of the are of a circle of 1406 links radius the centre ot 
which lies. north-west of a chord bearing south 52 
degrees 8} minutes west 1105°66 links south 80 degrees 
38 minutes west 38681 links south 83 degrees 123 
minutes west 22612 links to the point of commence- 
ment be the said several dimensions all a little more-or 
‘less containing an area of 8 acres 3 roods 13 perches 
or thereabouts numbered 978 on the plan of the 
Molong to Dubbo Railway Part 1 and said to be in the 
possession of Caroline G. Edmonds. + reat 

Signed and sealed at Sydney, this twenty-second day 
of November, 1922. ne 


_By His Excellency’s Command, 
R. T. BALL. | 
GOD SAVE THE KING! + : 


/ . 


[3768] 





22nd November, 1922. 


rN pursuance of section 27 of the above Act I 


hereby declare that it is deemed necessary to vest 
the lands described in the’ Schedule hereunder in the’ 
Sydney Harbour Trust Commissioners for the pur- 
poses of the said Act, and that the said lands are 
hereby vested in the said Commissioners accordingly. 
_ By His Excellency’s Command, 
“ARTHUR A.C. COCKS, * 
ary Colonial Treasurer. 





Virstly, 304 perches: Commencing at the southern, 
most corner of. the said area of 2 roods 324 perches, 
being also a point bearing 858 degrees, 33 minutes, 
and distant 455 feet 54 inches from trigonometrical 
station Q2 on Cowper Wharf; and bounded thence by 
part of the southernmost boundary ‘of the said 2 
roods 321 perches, being lines bearing 283 degrees 
20. minutes 71 feet 53 inches and 285 degrees 26 
minutes 12 feet 114 inches to. the north-western. side 
of a low wall; thence by that side of that wall bear- 
ing 31 degrees 54 minutes 151 feet and 4 of an inch, 
and 49 degrees 36 minutes 24 feet 4 inches, and a 
line bearing 80 degrees 21 minutes.11, feet 43 inches 
to an’ eastern boundary of the said 2 foods 321 | 
perches; thence by part of that boundary, being lines 
bearing 189 degrees 47 minutes 117 feet 11 inches, 187 . 
degrees, 18 minutes 25 feet 14 inches, and 189 degrees 
53 ae 25 feet 1 inch, to the point of commence- 
ment. a 

Secondly, 3 1/6th perches: Commencing at a point 
on the north-western side of a low wall bearing 9 
degrees 47 minutes 42 feet 1 inch from the northern- 
most corner of the area herein firstly described; and 
bounded thence by that side of that wall bearing 25 


degrees 32 minutes 71 feet 81 inches; thence by lines | 


bearing 108 degrees 16 minutes 5 feet 7 inches, 194 
degrees 45 minutes 70 feet 2 inches, and 285 degrees 
1 minute 19 feet, to the point of commencement. 
The aforesaid described pieces of land are shown 
upon a vlan in the Department of Larids cataloeued 





Ms. 5,617 Sy. | oe AS PB TA04 
LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1919. 
: PROCLAMATION, ? 
W. E. DAVIDSON, —~ atc ue 
Governor. : ; 


| - 6th December, 1922. 
Sir Water Epwarp Davipson, the Governor of 
the State of New South Wales, with the advice 


of the Executive Council, in pursuance of the Local | 


Government Act, 1919, do hereby alter the boundaries — 
of the Penrith Municipality, as constituted by Procla- 
mation in Government Gazette No. 582 of 26th July, 
1893, and the Castlereagn Municipality, as constituted 
by Proclamation in Government Gazette No. 603-of 9th 
September, 1895, by taking that part of the Penrith 
Municipality described in the Schedule to a+ pre- 
liminary notification of this proposal which appeared 


-in Government Gazette No. 11 of 27th January, 1922, 


page 590, and adding it to the Castlereagh Munici- 
pality, so that the boundaries of the said Penrith 
Municipality and the said Castlereagh Municipality 
shall .be as described in Schedules “‘A’’ and “B’’ - 
hereto respectively; and I do embody in this Pro- 


clamation the arrangement notified in the Govern- | 


ment Gazette No. 141 of 29th September, 1922, page 
5329 for the apportionment between, the Councils of 
the said areas of assets, rights, and liabilities, and 


_ the division of debts consequent on the alteration — . Roe 
as aforesaid of the boundaries of the said areas, which 


arrangement is set out in Schedule ‘‘C” hereto. 
_ By His Excellency’s Command, ph 
“Use dsb, PITZPATRIOR 
GOD SAVE THE KING! cs 

: 4 Sonppune ‘‘A.” | My ‘4 
Penrith Municipality (as altered): 0. ke 


County of Cumberland, parishes of Castlereagh and _ 

Commeneing _ 
on the right bank of the Nepean River, at the south- — 
eastern corner of portion 57, parish of Castlereagh; 


Mulgoa, area dbout 8 75-square miles: 


and bounded thence by that bank of that tiver 
upwards to the centre of Factory-road; thence by a _ 


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Re 1 és u ca | 
2] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 169. 6435 


\ OM tay 35% Le ity f 

line along the centre of that road ahd its prolonga- 
tion south-easterly to the centre of Mulgoa-road; 
thence by a line along tho centre of that road ‘north- 
vou ieee “meet the north-westerly~prolongation of 
a line along the centre of Jeanette-street; thence by 
_ that prolongation, and by a line along the centre of 
- that street and its prolongation south-easterly to the 
.centre of Enfield-street; thence by a line along the 
- entre of that street and its prolongation easterly to 
_ the centre of Bringelly-road; thence by.a line along 
the centre ofthat road generally northerly to the 
centre of a road along the southern boundary of 
__ portion 113; thence by the centre of that road west- 
erly to the western boundary of portion 89; thence 
: by that boundary southerly to the southern boundary: 
Me of lot D of a subdivision of portion 89; thence by 
that boundary of that lot and. its prolongation west- 
erly along the southern side of a lane; and the centre 
of Castlereagh-road westerly to the eastern boundary 
of portion 56 ; thence by part of the eastern boundary 
of that portion southerly; and thence by part of 
the northern boundary and the eastern boundary of 
portion 57 easterly and southerly, to the point of 

commencement. . 

/ .. Scugpure ‘‘B.”’ 
Castlereagh Municipality (as altered), 

County of Cumberland, parishes of Castlereagh and 
} Londonderry, area about 52°36 square miles: Com- 
mencing on the right bank of the Nepean River, at 
the south-west corner of the parish of Ham Common; 
thence by the boundary dividing that parish from the 
parishes of Castlereagh and Londonderry easterly to 
the centre of the road from Richmond to Parramatta; 
; -thence by a line along the centre of that road. south. 
_ _. easterly to the centre of South Creek; thence by the 
centre of that creek upwards to the northern boundary 
of the Municipal District of St. Marys as proclaimed 
4th March, 1890; thence by that boundary, being the 
_ northern boundaries of portions- 116, 113, and 11Y, 
_ parish of Londonderry, and its prolongation westerly 





to the centre of the road from Bringelly to. Windsor; | 


thence by a line along the centre of that road southerly 
to the centre cf a road along the southern boundary of 
_ portion 113, parish of Castlereagh; thence by the 


centre of that road westerly to theswestern boundary . 


of portion 89; thence by that boundary southerly to 

_ the southern’ boundary of lot D. of a ‘subdivision of 
~ portion 89; thence by that boundary of that lot and its 
prolongation westerly along the southern side of a 
lane, and the centre of Castlereagh-road westerly to 

_ the eastern boundary of portion 56; thence by part of 


the eastern boundary of that portion southerly ; thence 


by part of. the northern boundary, and the eastern 
boundary of portion 57 easterly and southerly to the 
_ right bank of the Nepean River aforesaid; and thence 
«> by that river downwards, to the point of comimence- 


~ ment. an 


: » SCHEDULE ‘'C,”’ 
__I. The Castlereagh Municipal Council shall pay to 
the Penrith Municipal Council the sum of four 
hundred and sixty pounds (€460) as a contribution to 
. the Penrith Municipal Council’s Permanent Improve- 
ment Loan indebtedness. This amount shall be paid 
























3 seven years commencing from the date hereof, and 
E » such instalments for the first, second, third, fourth, 
a fifth, and sixth years shall be sixty-five pounds four- 
ws teen shillings and four pence (£65 14s. 4d.), and for 
a ee ie year, sixty-tive pounds fourteen shillings 


transferred shall. be vested in the Castlereagh Muni- 
_ cipal Council, and the Penrith Municipal Council shall 
_ furnish all necessary documents in: its possession or 


Council to prove its claim for and*to collect. all. such 
_ > arrears of rates; Provided, however, that all such 
_ documents shall be returned by the Castlereagh Muni- 
cipal Council to the Penrith Municipal Council if and 
when required by the Penrith Municipal Council. | ~ 

_3. The Penrith Municipal Council shall-be respon- 
sible for all its existing liabilities without .Fequiring 


peas to in any way except by the payment of the sum of 
_ four’ hundred and sixty pounds (£460) hereinbefore 
referred ‘to; and the Penrith Municipal Council shall 


i> 


& 


Municipal Council in respect of any of the existing 
_.__ habilities of the Penrith Municipal Council in relation 
ng tot land hereby transferred, 

"ie 4. Except as hereinbefore provided, each of the said 


_ liabilities. © 
d * 7 0 wa : % 


[3251] 





Ms by annual instalments extending over a period of: 


2. All arrears of rates on the land’ proposed to be” 


_ within its power to erable the Castlereagh Municipal | 


vs 
the Castlereagh Muncipal Council to contribute there-. | 


indemnify the Castlereagh ‘Municival Council against, | 


any claims which may he made against the Castlereagh | Commencement. 





Conneils shall retain its existing assets, rights, and » 











LOCAL, GOVERNMENT ACT, 1919. 


PROCLAMATION, 
(i.8.) 

W. BE. DAVIDSON; 

' Governor. 

Sir Wattrrk Epnwarp DAvinson, the Governor of 
the State of New South Wales, with the advice 
of the Executive Council, im pursuance of the Local 
Government Act,*1919, do hereby alter the boundaries 
of the Granville Municipality as constituted by Pro- 
clamation in Government. Gazette No. 29 of 20th 
January, 1885, and added to by Proclamation- in 
Government Gazette No. 105 of 23rd February, 
1906, and the Parramatta Municipality as constituted 
by Proclamation in Government Gazette No. 257 of 
20th April, 1893, and altered by Proclamation in 
Government Gazette No. 117 of 7th August, 1912, 
by taking the parts of Granville Municipality deé- 
scribed. in Schedule ‘‘A’’ to a preliminary notification 
of this: proposal, which appeared. in Government 
Gazette No. 40 of 8rd March, 1922, pages 1521-2, and 
adding them to Parramatta Municipality, and by 
taking the parts of, Parramatta Municipality de- 
scribed in Schedule ‘‘B’’ to the said preliminary 
notification and adding them to Granville Munici- 
pality, so that the boundaries of the said Granville 
Municipality and the said Parramatta Municipality 
shall be as described in Schedules ‘‘A’’ and ‘‘B”’ 


. hereto respectively; and I do embody. in this Pro- 


clamation the arrangement notified in Government 
Gazette No. 141 of 29th September, 1922, for the 
apportionment between the Councils of the said areas 
of assets, rights, and liabilities, and the division of* 
debts consequent on the alteration as aforesaid of 
the boundaries of the said areas, which arrangement 
te out in Schedule ‘‘C”’? hereto; and I do further 
order— 


(1) that the Council of each “area from which 
land is hereby detached shall forthwith fur- 
_nish to the Council of the area. to which such 
land is hereby added extracts from the valua- 
tion book and the roll of electors and rate- 
payers, showing valuations and. enrolments 
in force in respect of stich land; and 

(2) that the valuation and enrolments comprised 
‘im such extracts shall, for the purposes of 
the said Act, continue in force inthe area to 
which the land is added. as if made in ré- 
spect of that area until fresh valuations and 
rolls come into foree. 

Signed and’ sealed at Sydney, this sixth day of 
December; 1922. ; 
By: His Excelleney’s Command, 

J: C, L. FITZPATRICK. 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 





Sonepuns. A.” 
Granville Municipality (as altered). 
' County of Cumberland, parishes of St. John and 


'Tiberty Plains, area, about 4,105 aéres: Commencing 


at the intersection of the centre of the Great Western 
Railway line with the centre of Cambridge-street ; 


' thence. by the centre of Cambridge-street easterly to 


the centre of Wigram-street; by the centre of Wigram- 


street southerly to the centre of Allen-street; hy the » 


centre of Allén-street easterly to the centre of 
Harris-street; by the centre of Harris-street north- 
erly to the centre of Crown-street; by the ¢entre 


_ of Crown-street easterly to the centre of Good-street ; 


by the centre of Good-street northerly to the centre 
of Weston-streét; by the centre of Weston-street» east- 
erly to the centre of Alfred-street; by the centre of 
Alfred-street northerly to the centre of Clay Clit 
Creek; by that creek downwards to the Parramatta 


_ River; by that river downwards to the Duck River; 


by Duck River upwards to the centre of a line of 
pipes for Sydney Water Supply; by the eentre of 
that line of pipes westerly to the centre of the Great 
Southern Railway line; by the centre of the Great 
Southern Railway line generally northerly to its 
junction with the centre of the Great Western Railway 
line aforesaid; and thence by the eentre of that rail- 
way line generally north-westerly, to the point of 


. Sowepure ‘‘B.”’ 
Parramatta Municipality (as altered). - 
County of Cumberland, parishes of St. John and 


Field of Mars, area about. 34 square miles; Com- 
mencing at the town houndary stone, situated about - 
40 links north of the northern side of the Kissing 








Point. road, now Pennant-street; thence by a line 


bearing south 53 minutes 40 seconds east 54 chains 


92'9 links along Orphan School road to a town boun-~ 


dary stone on the northern shore of the Parramatta 
River; thence by a line bearing south-westerly to the 
centre of Clay Cliff Creek at its confluence with the 
Parramatta River; thence by a line along the centre 


of that creek upwards to the centre of Alfred-street 5 
by the centre of Alfred-street southerly to the centre | 


of Weston-street; by the centre of Weston-street 
westerly to the centre of Good-street; by the centre 
of Good-street southerly to the centre of Crown- 
street; by the centre of Crown-street westerly to the 
centre of Harris-street; by the centre of Harris- 
street southerly to the centre of Allen-street; by the 
centre of Allen-street westerly to the centre of 
Wigram-street ; by the centre of Wigram-street north- 
erly to the centre of Cambridge-street; by the centre 
of Cambridge-street westerly to the centre of the 


Great Western Railway; by the centre of that rail- | 


Way southerly t6 meet the easterly prolongation of 
the centre of Raymond-street; by that prolonga- 
tion, the. centre of that street, westerly to the 
centre. of Church-street (Sydney-road); by the 
centre of that street southerly, the centre of Boun- 
dary-strect. westerly, the centre of Railway-street 
West north-westerly, the centre of Pitt Row street 
northerly, the centre of Banks-street westerly, the 
centre of Steele-street northerly, the centre of the 
Great. Western road south-westerly, the centre ‘of 
Good-street north-westerly, the centre of Amos-street 
north-easterly ; by part of thq@. south-western and 
the -north-western boundaries of the Parramatta 
Park north-westerly and north-easterly to the south- 
ernmost south-western boundary of the Hospital for 
‘Insane’s Farm of 46 acres; by that boundary to the 
north-eastern prolongation of the north-western boun- 
dary of portions .77 to 81; by that prolongation 
north-easterly to the centre of the Parramatta 
River; by the centre of that river upwards to the 
junction of Darling Mulls Creek with! Hunt’s' 
Creek; thence by a line to the point where the right 
bank of Hunt’s Creek and the left bank of Darling 
Mills Creek meet; thence by the right bank of Hunt’s 
Creek generally north-easterly to. the south-western 
boundary of D. Nairn’s 76-acres grant; thence by 


part of that boundary crossing Hunt’s, Creek afore-’ 


said bearing south-easterly to the north-western boun- 
dary of Thomas and John Hackett’s 120-acres grant; 
thence by.part of that boundary south-westerly to 
the north-western corner of the grant; thence by a 


line partly forming the south-western boundary of » 


that grant and a south-western boundary of Francis 
Oakes’ 50-acres grant south-easterly to the south-east 
corner of the water reserve, dedicated 18th February, 
1870; thence by part of the southern boundary of that: 
reserve westerly until it meets the northern extremity 
of the westernmost boundary of Francis Oakes’ 50 
acres aforesaid; thence by part. of that boundary 
south-easterly to meet a line bearing north 73 degrees 
10 minutes 30 seconds west from the point of com- 
mencement > thence by that line south-easterly to the 


centre of Belmore-street; thence by a line along the ~ 


centre of that street north-easterly to a point in 
the north-westerly prolongation of the north-eastern 
boundary of allotment 6 of section 724, town of Parra- 
matta; thence by that prolongation and line south- 
easterly to its extremity; thence by a line partly 


forming the east boundary of that allotment and_ 


allotment 3 of that section, and part of the castern 

boundary of allotment 4 of section 73 of the town of 

Parramatta aforesaid southerly to meet a line hear- 

ing north 73 degrees 10 minutes 30 seconds west from 

the point:of commencement; thence by that line 
’ south-easterly, to the point of commencement. 


Scueputp ‘‘C.’’ 


1. That each of the said Councils, except as to the 
lands hereby transferred, shall retain all the pro- 
perty, moneys, rights, obligations, and- liabilities to 
which it is entitled or lable immediatély prior and 
up to the date hereof. subject to and except as affected 
by the provisions following. 

2. That the said Councils shall each be entitled to 
all moneys, whether due for rates, taxes, fees, or 
otherwise due in respect of the lands hereby trans- 
ferred immediately prior to the date hereof. ~ f 

3. That the Council of the Municipality of Parra- 
matta shall use due diligence in collecting all such 
moneys which are outstanding at the date hereof in 
respect of the lands hereby transferred from. the 


Granville Municipality, and shall pay to the Council 


of the Municipality of Granville all such moneys 
_ collected by it: Provided that the Council of the 
Municipality of Parramatta shall be at liberty to 


bring, commence, and prosecute all actions, suits, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZET 


tion 34° of 21 acres 3 roo 


re 4 x 
TE, | 
and other. legal proceedings which it shall deem neces- 
sary for the purpose of recovering the said moneys; 


and the Council of the Municipality of Granville shall 
supply all necessary evidence for the purpose of proof 


of the same; aud the Council of the Municipality of 


Granville shall indemnify the Council of the Munici- 
peed of Parramatta for and in respect of all costs, 


amages, and expenses incurred in and about the 


recovery thereof. ; Geimrcme oe 
4. That the Council of the Municipality of Gran- 
ville shall use due diligence in collecting all such - 


moneys which are outstanding at the date hereof in 


respect. of the lands hereby transferred from the 
Parramatta Municipality, and shall pay to the 
Council of the Municipality of Parramatta all such 


moneys collected by it: Provided that.the Council of 


the Municipality of Granville shall be at liberty to 


Dring, commence, and prosecute all actions, suits, 


and other legal proceedings which it shall deem neces- 
sary for the purpose of recovering the said moneys; 
and the Council of the Municipality of Parramatta 
shall supply all necessary evidence for the purpose of 
proof of the same; and the Council of the Munici- 
pality of Parramatta shall imdemnify the Council of 


the Municipality of Granville for and an respect of 


all. costs, damagies, and expenses incurred in and about 
the recovery of the said moneys, or the attempt of the 
recovery thereof. i . 

5. That the lands hereby transferred from the 
Parramatta Municipality’ shall pass to the Gran- 
ville Municipality absolutely free from loan liabili- 
ties of the Council of the Parramatta Municipality ; 
and the lands hereby transferred from the Gran- 


ville Municipality shall also pass to the Parramatta _ 
Municipality absolutely free from the loan liabilities 


of the Council of the Granville Municipality. 
6. That the assets of each Council in the lands 


_hereby transferred, either kerbing, guttering, asphalt- 


ing, road construction, drainage, or otherwise shall all 
pass with the said lands to the other Council respec- 


tively, and no claim of any kind whatever shall be \ 


made by either of the said Councils against the other 


after the date hereof in respect of any work, material, / 


property, matter, of thing in eonnection with the 
ae 











said lands. < [8225], 
LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1919. 
Ae ’ PROCLAMATION. 
A L,8.) ; . bh 
W. FE. DAVIDSON, : . 


Governor, . ie Bes: 
Sir Waurer Epwarp Dayipson, the Governor of 


3 the State of New South Wales, with the advice ~ 


of the Hxecutive Council, in pursuance of the Local 
Government Act, 1919, do hereby alter the boundaries 
of the Tamworth Municipality as constituted by Pro- 
clamation in Government Gazette No. 85 of 17th. 


“March, 1876, and the Cockburn Shire as constituted 


by Proclamation in Government Gazette No. 121 
of 7th March, 1906, by taking that part of the Tam-_ 


worth Municipality described in the Schedule to a ’ 


preliminary notification of this proposal which ap- 
peared in Government Gazette No. 180 of 8th October, 


1920, page 5930, and adding, it to the Cockburn Shire, _ 


so that the boundaries of the said Tamworth Munici-_ 
pality and the said Cockburn Shire shall be as described 


in Schedules ‘‘A’’ and ‘‘B’’ hereto respectively; and 


I do embody in this Proclamation the arrangement 
notified in Government Gazette No. 123 of 18th 


- August, 1922, for the apportionment between the Coun- 


cils of the said areas of assets, rights, and liabilities, 
and the division of debts consequent on the alteration 
as aforesaid of the boundaries of the said areas, which 


_arrangement is set out in Schedule ‘C”’ hereto. ae 
Signed and sealed at Sydney, this sixth day of 
“December; 192230) eee Rone tas @ a Ook 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
Tae eee Get on FITZPATRICK, 


GOD SAVE THE KING! he 





— ScHepuLe pied” ans ee Kt 
Tamworth Municipality (as altered). 


Counties of Inglis and Parry; Commencing on the 
Peel River at the south-eastern corner of W. Harson’s” 


portion 64, parish of Tamworth, county of Inglis; and> 
bounded thence on the west by part of the eastern — 
boundary of that portion bearing north to a point 9 | 
west from the north-west corner of W. Fleming’s por-  — 
ods; thence on the north by a 


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feet te ed 


?. 


recovery of the said moneys, or. the attempt of the. 










is 
We 
a 
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. ny Stat~ texas 


NEW SOUTH WALES: 


: 





nd A. Cohen’s and L. Levy’s 28 acres 
mn 35, and the south boundary of the 
dicated for Permanent Common, to a 





- portion 60 to Two-mile Creek; and thence by that 
_.  ereek upwards to the northern corner of a measured 
-. portion of 14 acres 2 roods; and thence-on the remain- 
_ der of the east by the eastern boundaries of that 14 
acres 2 roods, C. Regan’s 17 acres 2.roods 20 perches, 
G. Kempton’s 7 acres, and KE. T, Toohey’s 11 acres 
2 roods, bearing south to the Cockburn River; and 
thence by that river upwards to the cross creek, form- 
ing an outlet from that river to the Peel River; thence 
by that cross creek, being the eastern boundaries of 
E. Toohey’s 27 acres 2 roods 16 perches, and G. 
“ne Bevege’s 13 acres and 26 perches to the Peel River; 
Ss and thence on the south by that river downwards to 
_. the southern corner of J. H. Durbin’s portion 7 of 
i 30 acres 2 roods 10 perches, being the western corner 
| of J. Bailey’s portion 9 of 43 acres 9 perches; and 
_ thence by a line bearing west about 203 chains to a 
3 point bearing south from the south-western corner of 
W. Fleming’s portion 34 of 21 acres,3 roods aforesaid ; 
thence on the remainder of the west by a line bearing 
north to that corner;.and thence by the right bank of 
_ the Peel Rirer downwards, to the point of commence- 
ment. = \ Pe hoe ‘ 
Sip : ScHEputE ‘‘B.”’ ss 
3 -. ,. Cockburn Shire (as altered). 


of the county of Inglis with the Peel River; and 
bounded thence by the western and northern boundaries 

_ of that county, northerly, easterly, and north-westerly ; 
_. by the boundary dividing the counties of Hardinge and 
Sandon from Inglis generally south-easterly to the east- 
» ern boundary of the parish of Tara, county of Inglis; 
_ by that boundarly southerly to Congi Creek, and by that 
creek downwards and Muluerindie or Macdonald River 
~ upwards to the Great Northern railway; by the centre 
of that railway westerly and south-westerly to the 
western boundary of the parish of Scott; by that boun- 
dary and the eastern boundary of the county of Parry 
generally southerly to the southern boundary of the 


dary westerly to Dungowan Creek; by that. creck and 
the Peel River downwards to an eastern boundary of 
the Municipality of Tamworth; thence by the eastern, 
northern, and western boundaries of that municipality. 
9 northerly, westerly, and southerly to the Peel River 
ys aforesaid, being the south-eastern corner of portion 
ee 64; and by that river downwards, to the point of com- 
- mencement, Sites 





















~ Scurpure “C,”? 


pality and the Cockburn Shire shall retain its assets, 
5 and shall continue to be liable for its liabilities (vested 
‘or -contingent) as respectively existing at the date 


hereof, except as specifically provided , 
(a) By section 20 (1) of the Local Government 
-. Act, 1919, as amended by the Act No. 44 of 
O30; and 2% Bigs ay 
_(b) by this arrangement, ‘wie Sante TH 
; 2. The Council of the Municipality of Tamworth 
shall immediately after the date hereof furnish the 
- Council of the Cockburn Shire with a correct copy of 
-all entries in its current valuation and rate books 
which may be required by the latter Council up to 


4 3 


Le 4. 


in the part of Tamworth Municipality hereby added to 
Gockburn Shire (hereinafter referred to as ‘‘the said 
part’’), and also lists of electors and ratepayers en- 
rolled in the rolls of the Municipality of Tamworth. 
. who are qualified or entered as qualified for enrolment 
~ by virtue of lands in the said part. a} 


8. The Council of the Tamworth Municipality shall 
transfer to the Council of the Cockburn Shire all its 
right, title, and interest to and in all lands in the 


said part to or in which it has any right, title, or 


Ae 


interest, including lands dedicated to the pblic and 

Et pba: in. the care of the Council of the Tamworth 
unicipality, and shall from time to time execute 

_ all necessary and proper assurances to the Council of © 


mtr hangars he. ag ; 





Commencing atthe junction of the western boundary | 


; r parish of Callaghan, county of Parry; by that boun- — 


TP Bach of tha Cooncla of the Tamworth Munici 


and including the date hereof of or referring to lands | 





OVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 169, 6437 





the Cockburn Shire upon tender of the’ same by the 
Council of the Cockburn Shire for the purpose of 
giving effect to the arrangement contained in this 
clause. iy 

4, The Council of the Tamworth Municipality shall 


_ transfer and deliver to the Council of the Cockburn 


‘Shire all moneys and credits (if any) of the Council 
of the Tamworth Municipality in its Trust Fund or 


funds which are appropriated therein in respect. of ° 


lands: within or transactions relating to or in con- 
nection with the said part; and the Council of the 
Cockburn Shire shall undertake and discharge the 
liabilities and conditions of the Council of the Tam- 
worth Municipality in respect of the trust moneys so 
transferred or delivered to. it. ; 

5. The Council of the Cockburn Shire shall be 
entitled from time to time at any time during the 


' ordinary office hours of the Council of the Tamworth 


Municipality to inspect, through any person or per- 
sons authorised in writing by it, and to take extracts 
or copies from or of all or any of the books or records 
of the Council of the Tamworth Municipality for the 
purpose of obtaining information for the carrying out 
of this arrangement or relating to the lands within 
the said part. 

6. The Council of the Tamworth Municipality shall 
immediately after the date hereof account to the 
Couneil of the Cockburn Shire for all rates made and 
levied in respect of the said part after the first day of 
January, one thousand nine hundred and twenty-two, 
(herein referred to as the 1922 rates), but shall be 
entitled to deduct and retain a portion of such rates 
as have been or may be recovered by it in respect of 
the said year bearing the same proportion to the whole 
amount as the part of the year expired at the date 
hereof bears to the whole year. 

7. The Council of the Cockburn Shire shall account 
to the Council of the Tamworth Municipality for all 
rates already made and levied in respect of the said 
part which may be recovered by the Council ‘of the 
Cockburn Shire, the 1922 rates so recovered being: 
apportioned as provided in the last preceding clause. 
The Council of the Cockburn Shire shall; at the 
request of the Council of the Tamworth Municipality, 
take all necessary steps to recover all rates overdue; at 


the date hereof in respect of the said part; and the 


Council of the Tamworth Municipality shall pay the 
Council of the Cockburn’ Shire its reasonable expenses 
of such proceedings, and when they are’ taken for the 
recovery of 1922 rates (whether alone or together with 
the rates made and levied for any period before or/and 
after the year one thousand nine hundred and twenty- 
two) the costs shall be borne by the respective Councils 
in proportion to the amounts of the said rates to which 
they are respectively entitled under this aeaeeat te 

5 








LOCAT, GOVERNMENT ACT, 1919. 
“PROCLAMATION, 

L.8.) 

W. E. DAVIDSON, 


Governor, 





¢ 


6th December, 1922. 
AS alteration is hereby proclaimed in the division 
into Ridings of the Cockburn Shure, as notified 
in the Government ‘Gazette No. 161 of 16th May, 
1906, such alteration being consequential upon the 
transfer of part of Tamworth Municipality to Cock- 
burn Shire, as/proclaimed in the Government Gazette 
of this day’s date. The alteration now made is to 
include in ‘A’’ Riding of the said Cockburn Shire the 
land so transferred from Tamworth. Municipality, so 
that the Ridings of the Cockburn Shire shall be as 


_ deseribed in the Schedule hereto. 


. By His Excellency’s Command, ‘ 
J. C. Ly FITZPATRICK. 


GOD SAVE THE KING! 
SCHEDULE. . 
Ripines or Cooksurn SHIRE, 


j ay Wee ; . 
_. (As altered consequentially upon the transfer of 


_ part of Tamworth Municipality to Cockburn Shire.) 


Commencing on the northern boundary of the shire 


at the north-east corner of the parish of Burdekin, 


‘county of Inglis; and bounded thence by the eastern 
boundary of that parish generally ‘southerly to 


' Attunga Creek; by that creek downwards to the road 


from Manilla to Tamworth; by that road south- 
easterly to a dry gully forming the north-western 
boundary of portion 70, parish of Tamworth, county 
of Inglis; by that dry gully upwards to the north- 


a a 


6438 








west corner ot portion 69; ‘by the northern boundaries 


of that portion and portions 68 and 67 easterly; by “| 


the eastern boundaries of portions 67 and 64 south- 
erly to the Peel River, bemmg a south-western boun- 
dary of the shire; by that boundary, southern, west- 
ern, and northern boundaries of the Shire senerally 
westerly, northerly, 
commencement. 
- (R22) ' 
(As altered consequentially unon the transfer of 
part of Tamworth Municipality to Cockburn Shire.) 


» Commencing on the northern boundary of the shire 
at the north-east corner of the parish of Burdekin, 
county of Inglis; and bounded thence by the eastern 
boundary of ‘that parish ‘generally “southerly to 
Attunga Creek; by'that creek downwards to the road 
from Manilla to Tamw orth; by that road south- 
easterly to a dry eully forming the north-western 


boundary of portion 70, parish of Tamworth, county ° 


of Inglis; by that dry gully upwards to the north- 
west corner of portion 69; by the northern boundaries 


of that portion and portions 68 and 67 easterly; by © 


the eastern boundaries of portions 67 and 64 south- 
erly to’ southern boundary of the shire (being a 
northern boundary of the J Municipality of Tamworth): 
by that boundary -easterly and a west boundary of 
the shire generally southerly to the Great Northern 
road; by that road generally north-easterly to the 
north-eastern boundary of the shire; by north-eastern, 
western, and northern boundaries of the Shire gene- 
rally north- westerly, southerly, and westerly, to the 
point of commencement. 


q eo. ap 
(As notified in Goyer nment Gazette No. 
16th May, 1906.) 


————— 


161 of 
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APPOINTMENTS. Bay 
CHIEF SECRETARY’S DEPARTMENT AND CFKICH OF Abe 
MINISTER OS-.PUBLIC HEALTH. 
HIS Excellency the Gevernor, with the aneice, of the 
Hxecutive Council, has approved of the ‘following 
appointments to the Commission of the Peace for the 
State of New South Wales :— 


Ernest Snowdon Deed, First Assistant Harbour 
Master, Newcastle 
Alexander ‘Sangster, Acting Deputy Superintendent. 


of Navigation, New castle; and 
Leonard Roy Saul, Clerk of Petty Sessions, Barmed- 


man. 
CHARLES: W.. OAKES.” 


DEPARTMENT. 


COLONIAL TREASURER’S 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Gouncil, and upon the recommendation cf 
the Inspector-General of Police, has approved of the 
undermentioned Police Officers being appointed Inspee- 
tors under the Tobacco Act (47 Victoria No. 12), viz.:— 
Gonstable George Ernest Bmerson, stationed at Graves- 
end,—to take effect from 80th Oc tober, 1922, vice 
Constable Burke, transferred, — 
Second-class Sergeant Ndward George ich: wataenee 
at Auburn,—to take effect from 31st Oc tober, 1922) 








vice First-class Sergeant Wiltam Henry W ade, i 


deceased. x 

Second-class Sergeant John Richard Carter, stationed 
at Katoomba,—to. take effect from 17th October, 
1922, vice Second-class Sergeant William James 








Auckett, retired. - i , 
(E.M. 203) AAD: BOO 
[3787] Sydney, Gth Décember, 1922. 


TS Pxcellency the Governor, with the advice’ of 
the iMxeeutive Council, has been pleased to 
appoint 


His Honor Judge Rolin, an Additional Judge of the | 


Court of Industrial, Arbitration, to act as a Dis- 
trict Court Judge and Chairman of Quarter Ses- 
sions for the State of New South Wales, from 
the 1st to the 38lst December, 1922, both dates in- 
clusive, and to authorise him to exercise. jurisdic- 


tion in ‘the Metropolitan District during the . 


period mentioned. 


T. BR. BAVIN. 








APPOINTMENTS. ee 
HIS Execellenoy the Governor, with the aoe of the 
Executive Council, has approv ed of the follows ing ap- 
poimtment:—. . > 
DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE. 
Mr. Nicholas Hutchinson to be Coroner, Berrima, and 
a Coroner for the State generally, viee Mr. 
W. Taylor, resigned. ; 


a Mr. Arthur 


and easterly, to the point of. ; 


| under section 144 of the Pastures Protection Act, Aa12, 


position aA the county of Yancowinna. 





‘Mr. Herbert Sydney eg. By to ie an rae Pe 


pointed Member’’ of the ‘Licensing Court for the 
~ Licensing District of Cowra, vice Mr. W. H. 

* .Wordsworth,—from 16th November, “4922, 

Eames Budd to be Deputy Licensing 
Magistrate of the Licensing Court for the Licen- 
sing, District. of Murwillumbah, vice; Mrs Au 

. Buchanan, to-act anly during the absence of the © 
Jacensing ‘Magistrate, for: a period not exceeding 
twelve months,—from Ist Decemher, 1922. 


The Reverend Michael McNamara. to be Roman 
Catholic Chaplain, Parranatva: Gaol, —from date 
of commencing duty. : 


The Reverend John Paterson, ‘to be tnsary Pres- 
byterian Chaplain, “Parramatta aah, ~from date. 
of commencing duty. 


Constable Kenneth David Ross to, act as Assistant 
Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Marriages for 
the District of Moree, at Boomi, during the 
absence of Sergeant Harris, on leave,—from Ist 
December, 1922. . oe 


Constable Oliver Bertram Baik to act as Assistant 
Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Marriages for 
the District of Raleigh, at Bowraville, during the 
absence of Sergeant Perry, on leave, >from 2nd . 
December, 1922, 


DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. - 
THE undermentioned persons to be Permit Inspectors, 


for the Pastures Protection Districts named, viz. 


Cobar—Mr,. I. M. Tibbits, Coronga Peak uation, 
Byrock ; Mr. W. McDonald, ’ Marshal: street, 
Cobar (P. P. 1922-18-104. 

Coonamble—Messrs. Morton Norman MeDonvld- of 
Merigal, via Gilgandra, and Bert Hamilton Fisher, 
of Kia Ora, Gulargambone (P:P. 1922-18-104). ~ 


dicen “John Walsh, of Goonumbla (P.P. 1922- 


od 


























Gundagai—Mr. Samuel Robert Cotterill of Yarran- i 
_ gobilly (P.P. 1922-18-104), ati 
Jerilderie—Mr, Yolen Thornber, af Berrigan (F. P; 2 
1922-18-104). ee 
Moulamein—Mr. : Charles Herridge, Swan Hill (P. bE tpl z, 


1922-18-104). 
GEORGE W. ‘FULLER, Premier. 








HIS Excellency the Goveraan, on. the advice of the 
Executive Council, in pursuance of the provisions of 
Regulation 3 ()) under the Neglected Children and 
Juvenile Offenders Act, 1905, has been pleased to | 
appoint the undermentioned gentlemen as Honorary $ 
Probation Officers for the districts specified :— 


Rev. H. J. Lofts, Carlton and Hurstville. 
Rev. E. A. North- Ash, Waverley. pis i” 
Mri A. IR: Hetherington, Sutherland, i Ge 


GEORGE Ww PULLER. 











Department of Labour and ide. 
Sydney, 7th December, *1922. 


WORKMEN’S COMPENSATION ACT, 1916. 


‘Tis hereby notified, for public information, that, 
in pursuance of section 14. of the above Act, i 
have appointed Dr. Malcolm Robert Finlayson, M. B., 
Ch.M., (Syd.) as a Medical Referee for the district 
compr ised within the county of Yancowinna, in the 
State of New South Wales, for a period of two 
months,—as from aah ney 1922. 


“ey, FARRAR, 
Minister oe Labour and Industr y. 


£3894] 


(190 415) 


[3782] 








Department of Tebdar ‘gad Industry, an 
Sydney, 4th December, 1922. — 


WORKMEN’ es COMPENSATION. -AOT, 1916... 4 


Ti is hereby notified, for public information, that, in. 
pursuance of section 14 of the above Act, I have oa 
accepted the. resignation of Dr, Robert Leith Eric axe 1M 
Walmsley. as Certifying Surgeon for the county of | e 
Yancowinna, and have avpointed Dr. Antonio Charles ~ 
Houen, M.B. Ch.M. (Syd.) to be Certifying Surgeon, 
in terms of the Act, and to discharge the duties of such 


E. H. FARRAR. tae 


£190, 196] Minister for Habour and TeeaS 








~The Treasury, Neo South Wales, 
> 
\ eon Svdney, 8th December, 1922. 


REGULATION No. 190. UNDER THE NAVIGATION 
“ACTS, 1901-4, IN REGARD TO THE EXAMINATION OF 
| MASTERS-AND MATES IN THE MERCANTILE MARINE. 


Is Excellency the, Governor, with the, ddvice of the. Executive Couneil, 
- has been pleaséd’ to approve of the. following Regulation made under the 
Navigation Act, 1901, ae the. Navigation Amendntent seeulanone. Act, 
“1004. 


Re et haa ARTHUR A. to! COOKS. 








eaohnaatiine ete of Ro: sth NV. heals a) Indian Marine’ Officers. 


ea. aN ek a - #420, Officers of the Royal Navy or ‘of the Royal Indian Marine who wish 
= fle Se Tee to be examined for certificates of competency in the Mereantile Marine will 
. be required to prove the following service; and if an officer wishes to obtain 
‘the ordinary certificate for foreign-going ships he must prove that at least 
nol months: of this required period was served under: sail alone:— ~~ 





fa) For Second Mate. —The pace must prove four years’ oe Gre at 





ae, Bor Pie Mate: or. "Asistiae The aficek. must ne that he ue 


in the Royal Indian Marine. NY 

ae "oh ; : 

cares * Regulation 120. will ‘also apply, to ‘officers of the Roy ral Austen Navy, and the Royal Anstralian 
- Nayal Reserve. Service i in the aves of other British dominions he be submitted to the Superintendent: 
for considerat: on. rene sy : a 





i 


ny 


"Department of the Noe Gancial 
Pa and of Justice, 
REALS 8h AAO Sydney, Gth December,-1922. 





Te Kneoiloncy the ie eS with the advice of the Executive Council, 
been pleased to make the following Regulations under the provisions 
Fe ae ae ne if 








| THOS. J. LEY. 





: "provisions a mee es et, 1912, and, ne sh ae Peas Act, 1919, 
ais repealed; and Pe es regulation pubatiiited: therefor :— . 





Liquor han 1912 het than that. tO Bet made ona benues a fee, a 
one pound shall be -pard 6 2) ier es 


2. Forms according: to the following Schedules (ort to rahe like eet) shall 
fel used’ for the a of giving het, to the Fequirements of ube Tiaon 
Act, 1912. 


2 





























“ye the: © Licensing” District in “ihe State’ of New South Wales granted 
Mra 3 the anpiieetion ‘OE " -for*. [renewal of] a Publican’s License 
Tayi *(held by. him] for the peoriives. known for to be known] as the 

on _ Situated ae: zy erie Ne the said District, and authorised me, the under signed, 
Clerk of the mali Court, to issue to the said applicant a license in. pursuance 


respect of such license, has this day been paid to me: Now, therefore, I, the 





seri sf _ license’ to. sell and dispose of, liquor on the said premises but not elsewhere, 
Zig tne and subject to the provisions ofthe said Act. And this license shall commence 
er AAs on ‘the first. day of July, 192: iv and continue to be insforce until the thirtieth 
es day. ot, June, 192 =, then next. ensuing, both days inclusive—provided it be’ not 
rae *. _ forfeited or eancelled in the meantime. : 





* 





|, Given sages my. hand and the seal of the Bald Court, ‘this iy bau ‘day 
OL; a gh se A pay hy ie ‘a % NRE esate ESA 
é fas “ % ,' i Ore , * ree hie (1.8. ay " oh m ye if 
Q 5 de Clerk: of ihe Pcensing Court for the Licensing District. 
bf ee Suv : ‘ i ; 





Shae anes, ®, Words i in brackets to be ruled a Wher new ites ised, ; : 
* -f Alte r sep rieceling date in cane of 1 new license. ip 



































attained the rank of Ligutenant in the Royal asa or of Lieutenant, ; 


Wer Sra; ty an ie She 
Sonepute 1, a 
TAQUOR AOD, 1A. OU a ee. 
Ta Section 150). 
_ Publican’s License. ie 
ee of , 192 ', the Pirsnsing Court for 


of such grant: And whereas the sum of ~ pounds, the fee payable in .. 


C Officer duly authorised in. that behalf, do hereby issue to the said applicant thiss* 


if a 








j 7 ok ue 





“6440 


2 Brewer's License for premises situated at 


Seurpurn 2, ¢ 
LIQUOR ACT, D012. 5 4 e. 
4 Section 18. hae Lipp ae ye 
Colonial Wine License, goer hint: Tn a 

WHbEREAS on the ‘days te —  ,192  , the Licensing Court for 
the ' Licensing District, in the State’ of New South Wales, granted. 
the application of for* [the renewal of] a Colonial Wine 
license *[held by him] for the premises situated at | , in the said 


District, and authorised me, the undersigned, Clerk of the said Court, to issue 
to the said applicant a license in pursuance of such grant: And whereas the | 
sum, of pounds, the fee payable in respect of such license has this 
day been paid to me: Now, therefore, I} the Officer duly authorised in that 
behalf, do hereby issue to the said applicant this license to sell and dispose of | 
any Wine, Cider, or Perry, the produce of fruit grown within any Australasian 
Colony, in quantities not exceeding two gallons, on such premises, but not 
elsewhere, and not containing a greater proportion than thirty per centum of 


proot spirit; and subject to the provisions of the said Act. And this license — 


shall commence on the first day of July, 192 ,+ and continue to be in force’ 
until the thirtieth day of June, 192 , then next ensuing, both days Hag Ny Oa 
provided it be not forfeited or cancelled in the meantime. 


Given under my hand and the seal of the said Court, This) ae day 
of , 192 - a 
z (1.8.). Fe ; 
, Clerk of the Licensing Court for the aan Licensing District. 


Fee; £0. ee 
R's * Words in brackets to be ruled out in case of new license, : 
+ Commencing date to be altered in case of new license, 





Scuepure 3, 

LIQUOR ACT, 1942.54, 

Section 15a. 
Spirit Merchant's License, 
WHEREAS on the day of pate ae ia the Licensing Court ~ 
forthe Licensing District in the State of New South Wales, granted. 
the application of for* [the renewal of ] a Spirit Merchant's 
License *{[held by him] for premises situated at in the said District, 
and authorised me, the undersigned, Clerk of the said Coir, to issue to the ~ 
said applicant a license in pursuance of such grant: And whereas the sum of 
pounds, the fee .payable in respect of such license, has this day 
been paid to me: Now, therefore, I, the Officer duly authorised in that behalf, 
do hereby issue to the said applicant this license to sell and dispose of liquor 
as a spirit merchant in quantities at any one time of not less than two gallons 
of the same description of liquor on such premises, but not elsewhere, and 


subject to the provisions of the said Act. And this license shall Commence on: 


the first day of July, 192 ,7 and continue to be in force until the thirtieth 
day of June, 192 , then next ensuing, both days inclusiv e provided it be not 
forfeited or cancelled in the meantime. o 


Given under my hand and the seal of the said Court, this ee day 
of , 192 i Sx 3k 

(L.8.) 3 

Clerk of the Licensing Court for the Su. a Dicensing. District... 
Fee, £ 


* Words in brackets to be ruled out in case of new license. 
} Commencing date to be altared in case of uew license. 





SCHEDULE 4, 
LIQUOR ACT, JOI2> coh 
Section 05, 
ho G Brewens LAcense, ¢ 4 ne eee 
WHerREAS 6n the day of 4 1927, the Licensing Court 
lor the Licensing Magistrate] for the teres Licensing District in the 
State of New South Wales, granted the application of — i for 
Ra Wane , in the said District, 
and authorised me, the undersigned, Clerk of the Licensing Court. for the said 
District, to issue to the said applicant a license in pursuance of such grant: And 
whereas the sum of pounds, the fee payable in respect of such 
license, has this day been paid to me: Now, therefore, I, the Officer duly 
authorised in that behalf, do hereby issue to the said applicant this license to> 
carry on at the said premises the trade of a brewer as defined in the said Act, 
and to sell any liquor which he is by law authorised to make [but no other _ 
liquor], in quantities of not Jess than two reputed gallons, at any one time, of 


the same kind of liquor. And this license shall commence on the © day of: 


, 192 , and continue -in force until the thirtieth day of June, 192, 
then next ensuing , both days inclusive. 


AN en under et and the seal of the said Court; this 5 ieke ta NE 
oO L P shee tS 4 
(L, 8, ) : 3 : ee a , 
he ae Clerk of the Licensing Court for the “= °% Licensing District. 
i aime kab ven 
? ar Paes : i ‘ TSI ¥ , 3 ie 
‘ _Sonepure 5, "rahe eee 
LIQUOR AOT;. 1912, aes Nea Re: 
/ Section 95. 1 Cer 
ir Renewal of Brewer's. License, es 
WHEREAS , the holder of a Brewer's License gratited 
4 under 
the provisions of the said Act tor premises situated at , in the 


Licensing District, in the State of New South Wales, is desirous ot: 


obtaining the renewal of such license and has paid to me the sum 3 


Tae at ea 





ud 


Oy 











+. eat 7) nds, the fee payable in respect of sien eoewats : Now, therefore, I, the 
at abe as he Officer duly authorised in that. behalf, do hereby issue to the said 
>) PRs aes 5, this license to carry on at the said premises the trade of a brewer 
. 38 ted my & s + Se as definea in the said Act, and to sell any liquor which he is by law authorised 
eas, Cees” Sy xT, tat to make [but no other liquor] in quantities of not less than two reputed ‘gallons, 
i wen 8 iv ey at any one time, of the same kind of liquor, and subject to the provisions of the 
«said Act. And this license shall commence on the first day of July, 192 , and 
 eontinue to be in force until the thirtieth day of Ju une, 192 , then next ensuing, 
both days inclusive. 


Given under hg a and the seal of the said Court this “Cay 
“Ss . of 192 ry i 4 

ee T4556 ; CES OG: is 
adie ae ie f ! Clerk of the Licensing Court for the Licensing District. 
A ae EN 4 : ee, ; 


~ 7 4 rs 





eye Clone S ; Pia ScHEDULE 6, 
B Ae Sr a fot Seat BSN iy: LIQUOR ACT, 1912, 
yay aa Section 16. , 
4 a eM Aes peo ad Qi Tee _ Packet License. 
Sed : _ WHereas on the © day of , 192 , the Licensing Court 
ee: for the Licensing Magistrate] for the Licensing District in the 
at ; State of New South Wales, gr anted the application of - ; the 
es Master of-the vessel , for a Packet license for the said vessel “con- 
_veying passengers between | A and , being places in the 
said State, and authorised. me, the undersigned, Clerk of the ‘Licensing Court 
ey for the said District, to ‘issue to the said applicant a license in pursuance of such 
= ys agtant; And whereas: the sum 5 amg ge pounds, the fee payable in respect 
Eat of such license, has this day been paid to me: Now, therefore, I, the Officer 
. ; _ duly authorised in that behalf, do hereby issue to the said applicant this license 
us? a _. to sell and dispose of liquor to any passenger on board such vessel during any 
hed PN Oe ty voyage or passage, and subject to the provisions of the said Act; and this 
Pie: -.-- Vicense shall commence on the first day of July, 192 ,* and contintie to be in 
Ms Sees force until the thirtieth day of June, 192, then next ensuing, both. days 
Sante Sid em ie US GDN Lass it be not forfeited or cancelled in the meantime, 


_ Given under my hand and the seal of the said Court, ‘this day 
Maes is : ae Ls ie she 
Sar ees a As (£.8.). 
cities ae ‘ ' Otek of ie Licensing Court for the Licensing District. 
‘ee, i Rata Bi i 


4 i Sa Pree Sgr Se Alter commencing date in case cf new license; 


ke” el 
+ 
. 





* carers ia has fi. |) SCHEDULE %. 
. ‘ee 4 BIQUOR ACT, 1912, 
Ae eas: fr Re Tail. va Wales 0) nh oie Section 20; 
a iP ipa Nee Booth: Of Mtond: License. 
ae ee ee WHERRAG Oe the 6 day: Of j109> the Licensing ‘Court 
a Lor the Licensing Magistrate] for the Licensing District in the State 
of New South Wales, granted the application of  — for a 
Booth or Stand License J for the place and time hereinafter mentioned, the said 
applicant being | the holder of a Publican’s license in respect. of the premises 
pees ‘known as the | ; , Situated at : *, in the’ said State, and 
authorised me, the ‘undersigned, Clerk of the Licensing Court for the said 
t - district, to issue to the said applicant a license ,in pursuance of such grant: 
And whereas the sum of two pounds, the fee payable in respect of such license, 
Sed eiaray es sh has this day been paid to me: Now, therefore, I, the Officer duly authorised in 
ae: - that behalf, do hereby issue to the said applicant this license to sell and dispose 
“Pe + % Of liquor between the hours of sik ered INC ‘p.m. at the 
es tee) tocbe\ held at: <3 , in the said State, but not elsewhere, and subject to 
* ke ag the provisions of the said ‘Act, And. this license shall commence on-the } 
x Bee See Se day of , 192 , and continue in force until the 
Sri’ pine a AOR. OL. + {92 _, and shall apply only to the booth known as 
POE as pe CER Os oe er ad ee creat only RES day on which the . take 
. peal cea place. 
ie id Oh: ee sth under. my hand and thre seal of the said Court, this cay 
aa pa 0 ; ears TOD ah at f 
zt % me - : Saar PES ai ae #i herd GS; ) 


j Clerk 0 of ‘the Licensing Court for the : Licensing District. 
x Fee, £2. 3 eet ( : 


Mra 


aaa Rist Miceli 


























gs ie MEN a . a oe. Soe : a - Semmpure 8, 
Va eae Dee ; Pee a LIQUOR ACT, 1912. 
eas / ry Aa! aor. Section 31,.-" 
yr gl Baa ee in ats Recor d of debiston of Licensing Court or Licensing Magistrate, 
yet ee / : to grant an application. 

ee Nike Tan peel Oe Obie ea as  for* for premises situated 
Per a= 2 ede. Seay and known as} has this day been granted, and the 

rs Clerk of the Licensing Court for the. /- Licensing District is authorised 
to issue a ReruRe in pursuance of such grant =[upon parmene to him of a fee 
OF EF clee eo 
i day of Re. PEL ean fe 
ae Chairman of the Licensing Court [or] 


~ Licensing Magistrate for the | Licensing District.t 
j < ee *State nature of ‘apilektiot. 
eS + Required only in case of publican’s license or renewal th pee 
Pee. - tWords in brackets to be struck out if not required, 


s£ 








6442 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 169. [8 Dzc, 1998 





¥2 ‘ScHEDULE 9. 
° LIQUOR ACT, 1912, Vues 
ae Sections 37 (1) and 97. aS 
Baar sement of License on Ty ansfer thereof on application of intended ! 


‘ Transferor and Transferee. : ¢ 
T, the undersigned, being a Licensing Magistrate, ‘do hereby iin ates the rights se 
and privileges of the within license to — Oe st j at al 


“ for the residue of the term between this date and the thirtieth day of June, , y 
> . A9Q2 ° 

Dated the day of pl eo yes 

‘ ae By 


, ; Licensing Magistrate. : 
Fee, £2. "2 a : ; é ee 





Clerk of the Licensing Court. : 
ScHEDULE 10, . ee 
LIQUOR ACT, 1912, . 
a7 BECHOnNS BT: (3) 5.48, and: leds e138 
Grant of in ak ; i 
WHEREAS Ok the owner of the premises]* 
: ; known as and situated at , in the’ Licensing _ ; ‘ 
i District in the State of. New South Wales, is entitled to a transfer of the license ; 
issued to , in respect of the said premises: Now, therefore, | \ 
I, the undersigned, being a Licensing Magistrate, do hereby, on- the application yr 
of the said ’ , and of ; aie 24 transfer as pe 
to the lastnamed the rights and privileges of the said license for the residue Of \-> ° + ies 
the term between this date and the thirtieth day of June, A192 % % 
Daed this day of » 192 ‘ f 2 
: i Saar ve (L.8.) 5 
‘Licensing Magistrate, ‘ 
Fee, £2. ES . 
Clerk of the Licensing Court. ° Siren eae ; : 
* Tn case of transfer under section 131, describe person making the application if not the owner, . ‘ 
SCHEDULE 11. 
LIQUOR ACT, 1912, 
‘Sections 24 (1) and_95 (1). > --* : 
*Notice of application for a License. si wig Re 
I fname] , of [address] [calling] ~ ; ) : 
do hereby give notice that ii desire to obtain and will apply at ‘the next 
Licensing Court for they Licensing District to be holden at f Ry 
on the day of S192). for .a* license for the ie 
premises situated at ; in the said District? to be known Rs 
by the sign of Hache he ; ee f . 
Dated at thismics: day of Mea oh OD ey 
; GSiened isc ace a e ihchey ope Bath ae Le 
Seg s  eie Laas), Ui fitn Aah, . 
* State nature of license to be ariptidd bts yee ; ; j ye 
~ + If application is to Licensing Magistrate, alter fore m accordingly. - ; j ae: 
{ Only required if appiioabias for a new or conditional publican’ 8 license. Sy 
Serge x ag 
ScHEDULE 12." : | 
LIQUOR ACT, 1912. ; i 
Sections 89 (1), 89a (1), 95 (3). ok ws, 
Notice of application to remove a License to other premises. omy ee tay, ¢ : 
if; , of do hereby give netice that I desire to etl > + 
obtain and will* at the next Licensing Court for the si Licensing District Nee tae La 
to be holden at : . on the | day of ou ; 192°... ‘apply for i 3 
the removal of the license for the premisesy | known as the — Tne ys ELELELY Shea 4 ke ae 
situated at _, to premises situate at — -, in the said District, 
ay Dated at ‘the day of Aa eh RS er 5 
: ; Paine 5's! vane 
, : HEM Oe eae Rae . (Address. ) 


4 * Ifapplication is to be made to a Licensing Magistrate for the removal of a brewer's license, 
alter form accordingly, = 


} Required only in case of a publican’s 3 license. 


es 


Beare Lo Ay: Lape: 

: TAQUOR ACT, 1912, : 

Sections 89 (5), 89a (1), and 95 (3). 

. Endorsement of License where removal thereof has been ‘authorised, 
THE removal of this license to premises situated [or to be situated] at, Ri 
has this day been authorised by the Court* Lor. by the Licensing Magistrate]. 


eS: 
piers of the Licensing COUrE. 


= 
+ 


3 AS ee i 


‘ To be usel only ine cases where the remoy al of a brewer's license is master jaca by a Tdensin’ 
Magistrate. pa ; STN 


ScHEDULE 14, 
LIQUOR A OT 1992. he 
Section 25. Rae 
Hndor sement of License where stabling or, portion thereof has been 
dispensed. with, 

Tur licensee of the premises to which this license sauiies has this day Aue 
authorised by the Court to dispense with the stabling accommodation mentioned 

in section 25 of the Liquor mah 1912, [or] to ‘provide stabling sufficient for 

; horse only. (a sey , ye 
ca Ne: Bis j Clerk of the Licensing Court. 





Ae : v3 





is Drc,, 19a) NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 169, 6443 





[3870] | Department, of the Attorney-General 
a and of Justice, . . 
Sydney, 6th December,, 1922. 
THE following Regulations (repealing Public Service Regulations Nos. 295 
to 307, inclusive, and substituting therefor new Regulations Nos. 295 ‘to 
307, inclusive) made by the Public Service Board, under the provisions of 
the Public-Service Act, 1902, have been approved by His Excellency the 
Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, and are published in 
d accordance with the requirements of that Act. 
: T.. R, BAVIN, 





REGULATIONS UNDER THE PUBLIC SERVICE ACT, 1902. 
Wuereas by the Public Service Act, 1902, the Public Service Board is 
is authorised and empowered to make, repeal, alter, and amend Regulations : 
EM Now, the Public Service Board, under and by virtue of the powers ‘contained 
in the abovementioned Act, doth, with the approval of the Governor, hereby 
repeal Regulations Nos. 295 to 307, inelusive, and substitute therefor new 
Regulations Nos. 295 to 307, inclusive, as follows : — . 


J.S. MARKS, 
Chairman. ~ Members-of the 
J.L. WILLIAMS, Public Service Board. 
W. D, LOVERIDGE, 
Dated at the. Office of the Public Service Board, 33-39. Hunter-street, 
Sydney, this Seventh day of November, 1922 





Drepeu Se aces 
Appointments, 

295. («) Persons entering the Dredge Service in any of the capacities 
included in Division I of Regulation 294 shall be appointed on probation 
and shall rank on appointment at. the bottom of the section in which they 

are appointed. They must pass a preliminary medical examination -to the 

satisfaction of the Public Service Board that they are physically fit for the 
position sought and also produce satisfactory references from Prowoly 
employers. 

Persons entering the Dredge Service in any of the capacities included in- 
Division IT of Regulation 294 shall be appointed temporarily, and, with the | 
exception of cooks, boys, shipwrights, blacksmiths, and fitters, must produce 
evidence that they have had three years’ sea service in engine-room or stoke- 
hold for Section “ A” and three years’ service as apprentice, O.S., or A.B. 
for -‘Section “B.” They must produce a certificate from a duly qualified 
medical practitioner that they are physically. fit for the position sought, and 
also satisfactory references from previous employers. 

Casual employment, if continued for a longer period than three months, to 
become temporary, and employees to be then eligible for privileges in respect 
of leave. In all cases casual hands must have. the qualifications laid down 
in this Regulation, to be eligible for temporary employment. As far as 
practicable, casual employment of unqualified persons to be limited to three 

a months. 

& (0) Boys having completed two years in the Dr kgs Barrie: in either 
enanta? as deck-hand, or in the stoke-holds, must go two years to sea, and 
then they will be qualined to take any position in the Service that is open, 
and in their grade: Provided that this sea service shall not apply to those | 

now in the Service, and who as boys were in the Service prior to one 
thousand nine hundred and ten. 

(c) Masters and engineers-of launches, and ieee of tugs and hopper 
dredges, or officers and crew of bar dredges, shall not have precedence for 
other positions over men having the necessary qualifications and longer 
terms of service in the section from which such positions may be filled. 

(d) Persons. temporarily employed and holding the necessary quali- 
fications for positions of engineer, master, or mate, shall receive first. con- 

sideration for any vacancy on the permanent staff in the order of their 
seniority : Provided they were under 40 years of age at the date of their 
temporary appointment, and provided that such vacancy cannot be filled by 
the promotion of those already on the permanent staff. Promotion shall be 
offered to employees according to seniority and merit, seniority to have first 
consideration, and all promotions « shall be on six inonths’ probation. 

(e) All employees who have been debarred from promotion by want 
of sea service, but who hold the necessary certificates, shall receive considera- 
tion as vacancies occur, Any employee refusing promotion when offered 
shall not be eligible for permanent promotion for one year from date of 

-refusal. — Should ‘he again refuse, at the expiration of twelye months, he 
shall not be eligible for’ any temporary promotion or relieving duty and pay 

_ for a further ‘period of twelve months, except uucler emer gent circumstances — 

which must be reported to the Board. 

; ; CF ) To enable men to obtain marine certificates the Permanent Head 

\ of the Public Works Department may, with the Board’s approval, grant 
qeeye of absence, without pay, for such time as may be necessary. 











NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 169, 





Hours of Working. 
296, (a) The working hours of all employees included in Divisions. I 


and IT of Regulation ¢ 294 shall be 48. per week, to be worked as follows :—_ 


Single shift—Mondays to Fridays, 7°30 a.m. to 5 p.m., with one break 
of # hour for meal ; Saturdays, 7°30 a.m. to 11°45 a, m. 


Subject to variations bed einafter provided. 





we 


rc "Dae. 1922, wy 


(6) The hours of crews of steamers and puntmen shall not exceed 


48 per week. One break of # hour shall be allowed for meal on each day 
from Monday to Friday. The recognized hour for mid-day meal shall be 
from 12 to 12:45 p.m., but the meal may be taken between 11:30 a.m. and 


1:30 p.m. as may suit ‘the exigencies of the Service. -Whena hopper or punt: 


is loaded at or about’ 11°30 a.m. it shall not be despatched before lunch, 
which must then be taken. 


(c) The hours of commencing and ceasing work may be varied to 
suit local conditions, and approved | by the Permanent Head, to meet the 
exigencies of the Service. 


(d) When a dredge is working at such a distance from a township. 


as to preclude the crew from reaching home each night, the 48 hours may 
be worked between Monday and Friday in accordance eae a time- table 
approved by the Permanent Head. 

(¢) When working two shifts, the hours shall be from 6 a.m. to 
2 p.m. on Mondays till Fridays, inclusive, and from 6 a.m. to 11°45 a.m, 
on Saturdays. ‘The hours of the other shift shall be from 2 p.m. till 10 p.m. 
on Mondays till Fridays, inclusive, and from 11:45 a.m. till 6 pm. on 
Saturdays (i.e., 92 hours for the fortnight); similar concessions to be given 
to the third shift should treble shifts be worked; no time to be taken for 
meal hours where double or treble shifts are worked ; twenty minutes to be 
taken as “crib” time, one man relieving another without stoppage of work. 

Provided that the hours of duty of the Officer-in-charge of a dredge 


working two shifts shall be such as are required for the satisfactory working 
of the plant, but not exceeding 48 hours per week, 


(f) On coastal trips the hours of duty of sinalayens included in’ 


Division I of Regulation 294, and also of firemen and seamen, shall be four 
hours on and eight hours off, except where the accommodation does not 
allow of this being done, in which case, subject to the provisions of clause (c) 
of Regulation No, 297, the employees ‘shall receive pay at the rate of time 
and a half for all hours in excess of eight per day. 


(g) Watchmen’s hours shall be twelve hours per night on six nights 
per week, but they may be called upon to work 143 hours per night on six 
nights per week, and for all hours over the 72 per week they shall “be paid at 
the rate of Is. 934. and Is. 8$d. per hour respectively, according to their 
class in the Schedule, 

(h) No part of the working hours shall be occupied in going to or 
coming from duty, or in changing clothes either pr oparay to commencing 
or after leaving off work. 

(i) When the crew live on board the vessel ahd are given a victualling 
allowance, the working day may be divided into two watches, with such 
interval between us the master may think proper, in order to allow the 
dredge to take advantage of the tides in working, 

(3) The cook on bar dredges shall ahs such hours, without over- 
time payment, as will enable him. to prepare and serve all meals at the 


regular hours, that is to say, breakfast must be served in time to allow the ~ 


crew to start work at 7°30 a.m. and tea before 5:30 p.m. 


The cook shall be entitled to overtime for all extra work entailed if ik 


re juired to serve breakfast earlier or tea later than provided above. 


Overtime, 


297. (a) All employees included in Divisions I and I of Regulation 294 
will be required to work overtime wheneyer the exigencies of “the Service. 


necessitate their doing so. 


Subject to the conditions herein contained, employees. commencing work at ; 


7°30 a.m. and required to continue work after 5 5. p.m. (Saturdays 11 45 a.m. ): 
shall be paid for overtime so worked at the rate of time and a half,. 


Subject to the conditions herein contained, employees commencing work at 
any hour other than 7:30 a.m. and, required to work more than the ordinary 
number of hours for that day, shall be paid for overtime so worked: at the 
rate of time and a half. 


Subject to the provisions of clauses (c) and (¢) of this Regulation, overtime 


shall be paid for at the rate of double time for work (other than Watchhcaes 
in port) required to be performed on Sundays or public holidays, 


(6) When a crew is ordered to stand by on a Sunday or public holiday, 


and is not required when the appointed time arrives, one half- -day’s pay shall 
be allowed to all employees, with the exception of the Officer-in- charge of the 
yessel, in which case special approval must be obtained, 


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Ag Overtime will be allowed crews of vessels at sea at the ordinary rate 
of pay whilst on duty on Saturday afternoons and Sundays: Provided that 
after 8 hours have been worked on Saturday or Sunday, any work done on 

~~ sea duty in excess of such hours shall be paid for at the rate of time and a 
‘ ts “half: 
pee On days of departure from home ports the hours in excess of port hours 
re pee at _ worked up to midnight shall be allowed as overtime, and on days of arrival 
at home ports before the usual hour for ceasing work in port, the hours 
worked at sea from midnight shall count as port hours, provided that. all 
orgs : hands may be called for duty without allowance for overtime when leaving 
. or entering any port, or mooring or unmooring any vessel, or to do any work 
required for the safety of the ship or plant in tow. 


Watches may be set on day of departure at any hour, and continued with- 
* «in any river or port of call where vessel is moored or at anchor for not more 
than eight hours, excepting that firemen may -be kept on watches 


continuously. 
“. The term “home port” shall mean the port from which a vessel sails, and 
shall not include the port of destination. |. 


The provisions of this paragraph (c) shall apply to the ae included j in 
Divisions Iand iI of Regulation 294, with the exception of the Officer-in- 
charge of a Bar Dredge. 

(d) When a steamer is employed on Pilot Service at Sydney or Newcastle, 

. masters, engineers, and crew will be paid for Saturday afternoons, and 
Sundays, at rates similar to those prescribed in clause (c). 

(e) When employees are required to'remain on board, or are recalled to the 
dredge after working hours during flood or other exigencies, for the safety of 
t he plant, they will be allowed overtime at ordinary rates until they are again 
released from duty. Employees will be allowed overtime at the rate of time 

and a half for the period during which they are actually engaged in working. 
Payment of overtime will only ‘be made to the Officer-in- Charge of the vessel 
upon express approval of the Permanent Head of the Department, 


(f) Where an employee is engaged at one port and has to proceed to, 
another to join his vessel his salary shall commence from and include the day 
- of leaving, subject to the time occupied in joining being deemed reasonable : 
Provided that if the employee so appointed does not remain in the Service 
of the Government for a period of six months, it shall be made a condition of 
his employment that he shall refund half the expenses incurred by the 
Department in despatching him to his destination on appointment. 


(g) Watches on Saturdays, Sundays, and Public Holidays must be kept in 
Hite rotation by all officers, with the exception of masters, mates, and engineers 
page (engineer-masters of grab dredges north of Newcastle or south of Sydney may 
elect to be excluded), On vessels where a night-watchman is not employed, 
the men in turn to keep the Saturday and Sunday watches must, unless 
arrangements can be made for another member of the crew to do so, remain 
after working hours to sleep on board the dredge each night during the week 
in which their ‘turn for such duty occurs, and must attend to lights, and, 
when necessary, have steam ready at starting time each morning. 


For service on Saturday, Sunday, and holiday s, payment at the rate at 
ls. 64d. per hour will be allowed. An additional day’s pay per week will be 
allowed to the man whose duty it is to remain aboard each night. 


(h) A fortnightly report of overtime shall be .made to the Permanent 
Head, and a report of such overtime worked shall be made to the Public 
Service Board every four’ weeks, 

(1) The Officer-in-Charge of a bar dredge shall not be entitled to charge 
overtime, but in lieu an allowance at the rate of £24 per annum shall be 
paid in addition to salary for all work done outside ordinary hours. This 

allowance shall not be paid while the officer is on leave of, absence. 


(7) Employees who have to work overtime after 6, p-m. without. notice will 
be provided with a meal or be paid Is. 6d. in lieu thereof. 
r ‘ \ 
i Watchmen’s Duties. 

298. Watchmen’s duties shall consist- of looking after safety of plant, 
slacking lines wher necessary for passing vessels, keeping steam on boilers as 
directed, keeping galley fire alight and hot water ready, and ferrying any 
employee to and from the nearest point of landing, as may be directed by the 
Officer-in-Charge of plant, excepting that on trailing bar dredges, when away 

_ from Sydney or Newcastle, the day watches shall be kept by the cook, who 
‘will also prepare meals for officers and crew. 


Accommodation provided on board Vessels. 


299. Sleeping accommodation, cooking and table utensils (to be of ‘enamel: 
ware or of a similar nature thereto, but not of tin) will be provided on vessels 
for those members of the crew who are compelled to live on board. Bed, 
_ bedding and blankets to be provided for, those employees who are compelled 
to five on Board, 


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he shall immediately report the same to the master of the dredge to which 


, with a report of the circumstances of the case: Provided, however, that in 





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fs Dac, 192%, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 169. 





P ; ‘ i 
In the event of failure of any employee to return in good order, fair wear 
and tear excepted, any of such utensils or bedding as may have been issued 
to him, there may be deducted from any moneys due to such employee on the 
termination of his employment atiy sum being not more than 75 per cent, of ' 
the value of such utensils or bedding not returned. Each employee will be 
held responsible for keeping clean his bed, bedding, blankets, and table 

utensils. : : 
The mattresses to be supplied to be of flax or other fibre, but not of straw. 


Suitable sleeping accommodation, bed and bedding, stove, and cooking 
utensils will also be provided on punts and tugs while. being towed along the ~— 
coast, involving a trip of over twelve hours. 


; Holidays (Public), ! ; es 


, , i 


_ as holidays, viz. :—New Year’s Day, Anniversary Day, Good Friday, Easter 


300. The following days (or the days substituted therefor) shall be observed / . 


Saturday, Easter Monday, Prince of Wales’ Birthday, Employees’ Picnic” . 
Day, Eight-hour, Day, King’s: Birthday, Christmas Day, Boxing Day, and 
any other day proclaimed as a public holiday throughout New South Wales, 

In districts where a pienic day or eight-hour day is not observed, an 
equivalent number of holidays, which shall be, as far as practicable, on days 
observed as local public holidays, will be granted on application of crews 
concerned, and subject to the approval of the Permanent Head. . 


No other holidays or partial holidays, shall be observed without the special 


» authority of the Permanent Head. : 


This Regulation shall apply to all employees included in Divisions I and IT 

of Regulation 294. 
- Recreation Leave, 

301. Leave of absence for recreation shall accrue to persons temporarily 
appointed in the Dredge Service at the rate of three weeks, exclusive of 
recognized holidays, for each period of twelve months’ service. Such leave of : 
absence must be taken within three months of the date on which it accrues, 
unless, for reasons approved by the Permanent Head, it shall be necessary in 
the interests of the Service to postpone the granting of leave. : 

“This Regulation shall apply to all employees included in Divisions I and IT 
of Regulation 294.” Cs, 


Sick Leave. yr fe 


BULA. (a) The Permanent Head of the Public Works Department, if - A ; 
satisfied, by medical tertificate or otherwise, that any employee, permanently | as e. 
or temporarily appointed, is unable to perform his duties on account of ~ A 
ill-health, may grant sich employee in any one year:— ~~ 

(i) Leave of absence on full pay for a period or periods not exéeeding ~ : BS 


24 working days, or, in cases of serious illness, 48 working days. - 
Such leave cr any part thereof may be deducted from annual or 
accumulated leave due or to become due, if the Board, on the 
report of the Permanent Head, so directs ; in any case, all excess 
over one month sick leave shall be so deducted unless the Permanent 

: Head shall report to the Public Service Board on the authority of a 
medical certificate that the employee is still unable to perform his 
duties, in which case the leave, without deduction from ordinary — 
leave, may extend to a maximum of two months. 


(i) A farther period of 24 working days on half pay. 
(iii) Such further period of leave without pay as may Ibe approved. — 


(iv). In special cases and where the leave is not such as should be taken 
as extended leave, the Governor may, on the recommendation of _ 
the Board and the Minister, grant an officer leave of absence on hn 
such terms and for such period as he thinks fit, if satisfied that the 
leave is necessary on acceunt. of ill-health. Such leave shall only 
take effect after all sick leave granted under subsection (i) hereof 
and all accumulated annual leavé has been exhausted. <i 


(6) Whenever an employee is prevented by sickness from attending duty 


he may be attached, and shall forward to the said master, within four days, 
a medical certificate (on departmental form) showing the nature of his illness, 
which said certificate shall be transmitted to the head of the Department 


the case of absence for a period of three days or less the certificate of the 
dredge master, endorsed by the Officer-in-Charge of Dredge Service, may be 
taken as sufficient ; but, this shall not be held to prevent a certificate from a 
medical officer being demanded in respect of any period of absence if the 
Permanent Head considers it desirable. In cases of extended absence, the 
Permanent Head may, if deemed desirable, require a fresh medical certificate 
to be furnished each week. | cy 


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as eared it be deemed advisable that the merits of any application for sick 

dens should be inquired into, the district officer may obtain. the services of 

_ the local Government Medical Officer to examine and report upon the appli- 

P. Ys Sega oant. A fee of 10s; shall be paid to the medical officer for his attendance 

and report; such fee to be paid by the employee if the report is unfavourable 

_ to his application, and by the Department if favourable. 

Paw. | Titis gush sae shall apply to all employees included in Divisions I and 

wt II of Regulation 294. 
This Regulation shall be subject tb the provisions of Regulation 50a. 


Accident Leave. : ’ 


301z, Should any employee be incapacitated from work by reason of 
injuries accidentally received in the execution of his duty, and such injuries 
are not directly attributable to the serious or wilful misconduct of the 
employee, the Permanent Head may, with the approval of the Minister, on 
production of a certificate from a duly qualified medical man, grant leave of 
absence on full pay, or such lesser rate as the Minister on the merits of the 
case may decide, fur a period not exceeding 48 working days. 
In the event of leave being required ‘beyond the period stated, such leavé 
shall be-in accordance with the provisions of the Workmen’s Compensation 
Web j0 
_ This Regulation shall ya to. all employees included in Divisions I and 
dE gt Regulation 294, - 
This Regulation shall be subject to the provisions of Regulation 50a. 


Acting in Higher Grades. 


302. "Weaployees included in Divisions I and, IT of Regulation 294 while 
acting in a higher grade shall receive payment at the rate attached to the 
higher position whilst so acting. 


Travelling Allowances. 


B03. (a) (i) The dtuplopads included in Division I of Regulation 294 when _ 
~ absent from headquarters on departmental! business, shall be allowed the rate 
provided in Regulation 67 for second‘class officers, except where accommoda- 7 
tion is provided by the Department, when an allowance at the rate of 5s, per 
day will be granted. This shall apply to temporary transfers only. 

Bee, Oe Ae The emplovees included» in Division II of Regulation 294 when absent 
- from headquarters on departmental business, shall be allowed the rate pro- 
vided by Public Service Regulations for the General Division, when not 

provided with accommodation, and 3s. per day when accommodation is 
provided. This shall apply to temporary transfers only. 
(ii) While on a journey where cost of meals and accommodation pases 
the allowance provided -herein, reasonable and necessary expenses will be 
allowed. . 
(iii) In all cases silowances shall cease at the expiration of one month, 
pile p bits -uHldent ‘special conditions, approved by the Board, on the recom: 
mendation of the Permanent Head. 
(iv) In computing thee daily rate, the time occupied on board steamers, 
oe when the fare includes provisions, is not to be reckoned. 

(6) When employed on coastal trips the crews of dredges and tugs, in- 

-elustye of employees in Division I, when away from home port, will be 

granted the following allowance :—3s. 6d. per day for the first month, and 

thereafter 2s. 6d; per day.’ i 

‘ (c) Employees in Divisions I and If when engaged on Pilot Service will be’ 
paid a victualling allowance of 3s. 6d. per day. 

(d) (i) Employees in Division I and third and four th engineers “(bar 
dredges) of Division IT, while ‘employed on trailing bar dredges, shall be 
allowed £42 per annum for victualling, and £3 per annum for linen when 
away from Newcastle. 

(ii) Employees in Division 11. (excepting third and fourth engineers) 

while employed on trailing bar dredges shall be allowed victualling allowance 

at the rate of 2s. 4d, per day when away from Neweastle. 

(e) When a dredge is away from its home port for repairs, the following 
allowances shall be paid :—3s. 6d? per day.to employees in Division I who 
are employed on board during that period of overhaul, and 2s, 4d. per day to 
employees in Division II who are so employed. Employees appointed to the . 
vessel during such overhaul shall not be entitled'to this allowance. 

(f) (i) Employ ees in Division I shall be allowed first-class fares by rail and 
by coastal and interstate steamers and coach fares by road. ’ 

(ii) Employees in Division II shall be allowed second-class fares by rail 
and coach fares by road and saloon fares by steamer on coastal pn 


Transfer of Employees from one vessel to anbther: 


304. Whenever the exigencies of the Service require, the Permanent Head 
may direct the transfer of any employee from one vessel to another ; but in 
__ the event of an employee being transferred at his own request, he must, bear 
_ the cost of the transfer and the loss of pay ier the time he is away from ‘duty 

_ in the course of such transfer. 








NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 169. [8 Dro, 1928.” 


‘to and from dredges moored in Newcastle Harbour, the employees will be 


Subject to departmental requirements for the efficient working of the 


Service, in the event of vacancies occurring in Newcastle or Sydney, the 


senior men in the grades shall be offered the transfer, and, “ ee the 
cost of removal shall be borne by the Department. 

The provisions of Regulations 75 to 82 of the Public Service Board 
Regulations shall apply to employees in the Dredge Service subject to. the  % 
following :— 

(a) The aetual: expenses of employees and their families for meals and 
their accommodation shall be paid by the Government. - 

(6) No allowance will be paid to any employee on reaching’ bis denuae: 
tion, except when accommodation is not available on board vessel. 

(c) In the event of the removal of any vessel from one port to another, — 
consideration will be given to the. claims of senior employees to — A 
remain at the home port in preference to junior employees, but ; 
no senior employee’s claim for preference over any junior employee 
stationed at any port shall be recognised. 

This Regulation shall apply to all employees included in Dies I and 
II of Regulation 294, 

Crews of Dredges and T'ugs. ¢ 


3044. (a) The ordinary crew of a tug boat towing to sea shall consist of a 
master, engineer, fireman, and two seamen. 

(0d) The ordinary crew of a grab dredge with buckets up to 50 cubic feet 
capacity shall consist of a third class engineer, fireman, and one seaman and 
one coxswain, where necessary ; a grab dredge with buckets of over 50 cubic 
feet capacity shall in addition carry an engine-driver. 

(c) All other plant shall keep the complement as at present, excepting the — 
grades of oiler and trimmer, which have been done away with, the duties 
being performed by extra firemen, who shail -assist in firing g, trimming out 
coal, “cleaning fires, and sending up ashes as required. When ealled upon 
during overhaul to clean boilers, tubes, bilges and backends, the rate paid by 
Harbour Trust shall be allowed. y 

(d@) Firemen shall not be required to do any work outside the engine- room - 
and stokehold except when necessary for the safety of the plant in case of 2 ae 
breakdown or other emergency. Seamen shall not be required to do any oe 
work in the engine-room or stokehold except in. the case of breakdown or a0i§ 
emergeney. This clause does not apply to Grab Dredges. Sh es ; 

(e) Subject to clause (d), the crew shall carry out all of the duties : 
ordinarily performed in sea-going vessels, and also those necessary for carry- ace 
ing out all dredging operations and the disposal of spoil therefrom. If when 
working ashore they are called upon to work in water Is. extra per day will 
be allowed, 

‘(f) Crews’ quar ters shall be cleaned by one of the crew in turn in work. 
ing hours once a week. 


(g) Provision to be made by the Department for the supply of ou : is Gg FS 
necessary to render first-aid in the case of accident on all dredges and tugs. Leo san 
First-aid material to be inspected periodically by,a senior otticer. ie: a? 
Conveyance of Men. Hh tes me i oh 

304B. So long as the Department undertakes the conveyance of employees. ~ | a 


landed at Newcastle wharf at 5:15 p.m. Mondays to Fridays inclusive, and ee ‘4 
at noon.on Saturdays, unless prevented by some unforeseen occurrence, or in sare 
the event of the dredge working at a greater distance from the Newcastle 
Post Office than the Mayfield quarry, when special arrangements will be made. - 

Where departmental vessel is not available to convey crews of country 
dredges to their home centre at. week ends, the Departaient will, in such x 
instances as rail, ferry, or other, public conveyance is available, pay half cost | 
of fares once a’fortnight, or full fare once a month, from dredge to, nearest 
dredge head- -quarters town, . 

Where Sydney is the Hiead-quarkers, ‘such cost will He paid to the Central 
Railway Station or station nearest dredge to which journey is actually made, 

Crews of tugs and punts mooring at the Depdt, Newcastle, on the com- 
pletion of the day’ s work, will be conveyed to the mainland and paid overtime 
for any undue delay. 3 

A penalty will be mflicted onan employee in ror of the unauthorised 
use of boats or other Government property. 

This Begun, shall apply to all empley ees included in | Divisions IT and 
IT of Regulation 294. 

Emplo yment op Casual Hands in Eee var 

305. In emergent cases, when it may be necessary to’ take on additional 
hands temporarily, the Permanent Head may employ ae men as may ke 
required, at daily and houtly rates of pay. 

Pay Day. ' 

306. Salaries shall be paid fortnightly, and, as far as possible, on each 
alternate Friday. Overtime shall, if possible, ‘be paid at the same time as 
salaries, 





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dephetion by Fines for Minor Offences. 


ae: 307. The Permanent Head of the Public Works Depar tment, on the 
recommendation of the Officer-in-Charge of the Dredge Service, may impose 
= hs _ fines not exceeding three (3) days’ pay, on any of the employees included in 
2 ng ne he _ Divisions T and Th of Regulation 294, for any of the undermentioned offences, 
ts 8\ SEEN where suspension may not be deemed necessary :— 


OF orb (a) Neglect to send prorapt notice of unavoidable absence. 
Ase (b) Neglect to produce medical certificate as provided by Regulation. 

: (c) Being late for work. 
ee . , (a) Quitting duty in working hours or while on watch, or going ashore 
a a when required to remain. 








ie, 


[3765 | Sydney, 1st December, 1922. 


WENTWORTH IRRIGATION ACT, 1890. 


IN pursuance of the provisions of the Wentworth Irrigation Act, as 
amended by and read in conformity with the Irrigation Act, 1912, and the 
Irrigation (Amendment) Act, 1916, and the Irrigation (Amendment) Act, 
1918: His Exeellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive 
Council, has made the following Regulation, which is to be inserted next 
after Regulation No. 33, pupleasa in Government Gazette No. 85 of 24th 
_ February, 1922. 
; : ‘ FRANK A. CHAFFEY, 
Minister for Agriculture. 





| Postponement of Rent. 


34. Notwithstanding anything contained in these Regulations, the Com- 
mission may, upon application being received in writing from any lessee, 
and upon sufficient reasons being shown, if it think fit, and subject to such 
conditions as it may impose, postpone for any period or periods not 

-exeeeding in the whole four years the payment of any rent due or 
Fi payable | or to become a or payable in respect of any lease held by such 


Teseees 





ig En) ea 
[37 66] Loni oe) eure __ Sydney, 1st December, 1922. 
oe WENTWORTH IRRIGATION AGL, 1899. 


HIS Wee Hondy the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, 
has confirmed the following By- law made by the Water Conservation and 
Irrigation Commission, under the provisions of the Wentworth Irrigation 
Act, as amended by and read in conformity with the Irrigation Act, 1912, 
the Irrigation te mondment) Act, 1916, and the Irrigation (Amendment) 
Act, 1918. 

oy FRANK A. CHAFFEY, 


Minister for Agriculture. 





Tur Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, in pursuance of the 
powers conferred upon it by the Wentworth Irrigation Act, as amended 
by and read in conformity with the Irrigation Act, 1912, the Irrigation’ 
(Amendment) Act, 1916, and the Irrigation (Amendment) Act, 1918, 
hereby | makes the following By-law, which is to be inserted next after 
By-law No. 18, published in Government Gazette No. 35 of 24th February, 
1922: — 
5 ~ Postponement of Water Rates. 

184. Notwithstanding anything contained in these By-laws the Commis- 
sion may, upon application being received in writing from any Lessee, 
and upon sufficient reasons being shown, if it think fit, and subject to such 
‘conditions as it may impose, postpone for any Bonied or periods not 
exceeding in the whole four years the payment of any water rate due or. 
payable or to poodias due or pay able in respect of any lease held by such 


lessee. ‘ 


Dated this 17th day of Buaueniber. 1922. 
The Seal of the Water Conservation and Irriga- 
- tion Commission has hereunto been affixed by } : (L.S.) 
Henry Harvey Darn, a Commissioner ap- 
pointed under the Irrigation Act, 1912, as H. H. DARE, 
amended by the Irrigation (Amendment) Act, ‘ Commissioner. 
1916, and the Irrigation (Amendment) Act, ie 
1918, in the presence of,— 


ie H. Brevan, 
ae es Acting: Secretary, 


- 





_ 6450 





[3872] Sydney, 8th December, 1922. 
STOCK DISEASES (TICK) ACTS, 1901-1915. 


HE undermentionod stock have been seized at Ballina, 

and if not claimed within seven (7) days after Gazette 

notice, will be sold under my directions and in accordance 
with regulations 6 and 7 of abovenamed Act. 


[1922-414-52 LS.] : . 
F. A. CHAFFEY. 


22 


Brown filly, 2 years, small star on forehead, tail knocked 
down, AIP. = 

Chestnut gelding, aged, blazed face, T (1Q. 

Bay gelding, aged, star on forehead, R. 

Brown mare, aged, brand like rT 

Bay mare, black points, aged. a 

‘Dark-brown gelding, one eye, aged, LS 

Bay mare, aged, blind one eye, star and snip on forehead, 
near white hind foot, WH. 


CP 
Chestnut mare, blazed face, aged, J f°. 


[3871] 


_ Piebald mare, aged, one eye, 





Sydney, 4th December, 1922. 


ERRATUM. 
N the last line of the regulations under the Agri- 
- cultural Seeds Act, 1921, published in the Govern- 
ment Gazette of the 24th November, 1922, folio 6212, 
under the heading ‘““Minimum percentage of germina- 
tion’? and opposite the word ‘‘wheat,’’ insert the 


figures ‘‘80.’’ : ; 
i FRANK A. CHAFFEY, 
Minister of Agriculture. 





[3893] Department of the Attorney-General 
and of Justice, 


Sydney, 6th December, 1922. 


‘LY IS Excellency the Governor @irects it to be noti- 

fied, for general information, that the Principal 
Secretary of State for the Colonies has intimated, in 
his Dispatch of the 18th October, 1922 (No. 64), that'His 
Majesty will not be advised to exercise his power of 
disallowance with respect to Act No. 3 of 1922, passed 
by the Parliament of New South Wales, entitled, “an 
Act to amend the law of evidence; and for that pur- 
pose to repeal certain provisions of the Mvidence Act, 
1898, and the Matrimonial Causes Act, 1899.” 


T. R. BAVIN. 





Sydney, 8th December, 1922. 


H* Excellency the Governor directs it to be notified 
that he is in receipt of information from the 


[3773] 


Secretary of State for the Colonies, to the effect that 
His Majesty the King has been pleased to approve of 
the award of the Imperial Service Medal to the under- 
ete ed retired officers of the Poliee Force of this 
mtate ;— ; 


Mr. George Stutchbury, 
Mr. Thomas Martin, 


Mr. William Henry Butcher, and 
Mr, Frank Wilkinson, 


GEORGE W, FULLER, Premier. 





[3784] Sydney, 8th November, 1922. 
NOTIFICATION OF GRANTING OF AN OYSTER 
CULTURE LEASE, 


iG: is hereby notified, for general information, that a 
lease for the purpose of oyster culture of the lands 
specified in the annexed Schedule has been granted to 
the undermentioned person. : 

~_ The lease is subject to the Fisheries Acts and the 
Regulations thereunder. - 


‘ CHARLES W, OAKES, 
Chief Secretary and Minister of Public Health. 





Scuepute, 

Lease No. 11,859 (average land’), to Elizabeth John- 
son, Karuah, situated Port Stephens, frontage 
205 yards (plan cat. No, P. 1,008-36), fifteen years 
from 8/11/1922 ; annual rent, £2 2s.—under sec- 
tion 12 (33) Fisheries (Amendment) Act, 1910 
(Fisheries Act, 1902). ' 

Norr.— This notice cancels that dated 8th November, 

1922 (published in the Government Gazette of 24th 


November, 1922), so far as it relates to the abovemen- 
tioned lease. ; “as Nor 


\ 
Mr. James Edward Enright, x . 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No.169 [8 Dzc, 1992, 


= eS oe ee ee ee n 
Chief Secretary’s Office, ; ; 
Sydney, 8th December, 1922. 


INFANTICIDE.—£50 REWARD. - 4 
\ HEREAS on the 14th October, 1922, the dead 
body of a newly-born male infant was found in 
the Murray River; about five miles from ury, 
having been feloniously and maliciously murdered by 
some person or persons unknown. Notice is hereby 
given that a reward of Wifty Pounds (£50) will be 
paid by Government for such information as shail lead 
to the apprehension and conviction of the guilty per- 
son or persons. In addition to the above reward, 
His Excelleney the Governor will be advised to extend 
a free vardon to any accomplice, not being the person _ 
who actually caused the death of the said infant, who 
shall first give such required information. This re- 
ward to remain in force for three months only. 


i CHARLES W. OAKES. 


BIRDS AND ANIMALS PROTECTION ACT, 1918. 
OPEN SEASON. 


[3763] 3 





A N open season in pursuance of the Birds and 
Animals Protection Act, 1918, has been declared 
as under, viz.:—-Until 3lst May, 1923, inclusive, in 


‘respect of kangaroos, wallaroos, and wallabies for the 


Pastures Protection District of Cobar. 
‘CHARLES W. OAKES, 
[3866] Chief Secretary and Minister of Public Health. 
Department of Labour and Industry, 
Sydney, Ist December, 1922. 


EARLY CLOSING (AMENDMENT) ACT, No.-81, 
4d , ; 


[3791] 


Pusriic NOTICE. 


T HEREBY notify that, in accordance with the vote 
of a majority of those voting at a poll, held on _ 
the 29th day of November, 1922, under the provisions 
of section 3 of the Early Closing (Amendment) Act, 
1900, in the Country, Shopping District of Wagga 
Wagga, the closing times for shops, except shops- 
mentioned in the Schedule to the Early Closing Act, 
1899, and in the Schedule to the Saturday Half- 
Holiday Act, 1910, shall be as follow : 
On: Saitiardaiy canoe a nie hones wae reds 
On dridaiye aks oss sects woot aes Ten o’clock. 
On the four other week-days ... Six o’ clock. 


In accordance with the provisions of section 2 of 
the Early Closing (Amendment) Act, 1910, the closing 
times for all poulterers’ shops shall, in each week, be: 

One,o’clock in the afternoon of Wednesday ; 
Ten o’clock in the evening of Friday ;. 
Six o’clock in the evening on the four other week- 


days. 
B. H. FARRAR; 
Minister. 


One o'clock. 








ACT OF PARLIAMENT ASSENTED TO. 





Legislative Council Office, e 
Sydney, 6th December, 1922. _ 
TT is hereby notified, for general information, that 
& His Excellency the Governor has, in the name 
and on behalf of His Maiesty, this day assented to 
the undermentioned Act passed by the Legislative 
Council and Legislative Assembly of New South 
Wales in Parliament assembled, viz.:— 
Act No. 42, 1922. ‘“‘An Act to amend the Liquor ~ 
Act, 1912, the Liquor (Amendment), 1919, and — 
certain other Acts; and for purposes connected | 


therewith.” 2h 
W. 1, S. COOPER, 
Clerk of the Parliaments. 


[3869] 


—— 








[3862] _ Sydney,’8th. December, 1922. 
thes is hereby notified, for public information, that 

the undermentioned persons have been duly autho- 
rised by the Board of Health as Inspectors under se¢- 
tion 50 of the. Cattle Slauczhtering and Diseased 
Animals and Meat Act, 1902 :— 


As from 28th November, 1922— 
Mr. Cyril Heading, Health Inspector, ‘Tamworth. 
Constable Beresford Goethe Luther, Bemboka. 
Constable Percy Athol Russell, Leadville. 
Constable John Sylvester Kenny, Byrock. 
Sergeant Patrick Vincent McPhillips, Adelong. 
Henry Albert Kirkland, Meat Inspector, Wing- 


ham. ie 
T. H. NEBLY, 
aS ht Secretary. 












\a 


strar-Gener al’s Department, 
Sydney, 6th December, 1922... 


t Ry Heraiye notified that the undermentioned Offici- 
_ ating Ministers, having left the State, have ceased 
to be topictered at this office for the celebration of 
gees in conformity with the provisions of the 
istration of Births, Deaths, and Marriages Act, 
“189 Naa 
ie ey Shirkek ov ENGLAND (Diocese or GouLBuRN), 
No. 5288, Reverend Francis Herbert Jeayes, M.A., 
ant = <a \ House of the Ascension, Goulburn, 
on No, BJAY, St. 


5871, Reverend Arthur Sephton, 
ty Saviour’s Cathedral, ‘Goulburn, 

No. 4980, Reverend Lindsay George Herbert Watson, 
B.A., Cooma. ; 


Pastas or Eneranp (Driocesn or Newcastre). 
‘No. 3899, Reverend William Forster Haire, Singleton. 


W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 
~ Registrar-General: 





pee et General Ss Desatianhs NES 
Sydney, 6th December, 1922... 


eS is “hereby notified that, in conformity with the 
provisions of the Registration of Births, Deaths, 


[3864] 


and Marriages Act, 1899, the changes of Residence of: 


the undermentioned Officiating Ministers have been 
duly registered at this office, on the dates specified : — 


Cuurcn oF Eneianp (DI0cEsu oF GOULBURN). 


No. 4979, Reverend Herbert Stanley Brown, from 
* tage > Cooma to Adaminaby, 5th December, 1922. - 
Paleo a NO. H149, Reverend Evelyn Holt. Bohun Coulcher, 
.A., C.A., from Goulburn to House of the Ascen- 

ober sion, Goulburn, 5th December, 1922 

‘No. “5274; Reverend Charles Roy "Jessop, Th.L., from 

~~" 'Pumut-to Michalago, 5th December, 1922. 
No. 4162, Reverend Kenneth Leslie McKeown, Th.L., 
from Berridale to Tumut, 5th December, 1922. 


No. 3784, Reverend William Parkes, from Goulburn to 


OW. est Goulburn, 5th December, 1922. 
No. 5294, Reverend John Rose, Th. L., 
Albury, dth December, LOD. 


& : ag 
CuurcH o¥ ENGLAND (Diocese or Sypney). 


No. 5827, Reverend Sydney Lang Halliday, Fon 43 
: ’ Ocean- street, Bondi, to 99 Albert- street, Peter- 
ar sham, 5th December, 1922. 

No. 3001, Reverend Horace Edward ietheradon. 

from "Manly to Greenwich-road, Greenwich, 5th 
' . - December, 1922. 


from Junee to 


No. 5208, Reverend William John Reboul, from care’ 


of St. Bede’s Rectory, Drummoyne, to 


Market- 
_ street, Drummoyne, 5th December, 1922. 


PRESBYTERIAN CruRCH or AUSTRALIA IN THE Stare or 


t New Socrn Watss. 


Bs = NG. 2338, Reverend Arthur Ashworth Aspinall, BéA., 
, from North-road to Trentino- road, Turra- 
murra, 23rd November, 1922 


ee Crurcn or Cantey. 


" No. 5423, 
road, Mosman, to 377 Military -road, Cremorne, 
23rd November, 1922. 


ae. CaTHCLIC CHURCH. ~ 


No. 4817, Right. Reverend Bishop Charles _ Webster 
Leadbeater, from 4 Raymond-road, Neutral Bay, 
to The Manor, Margaret-street, Clifton Gardens, 
29th N ovember, 1922, . 

- No. 4818, Right Reverend Bishop Poliert Adrian 

; Mazel, from 3 Spofforth-street, Watersleizh, to 
a2 _ The Manor, Margaret- street, Clifton Gardens, 29th 
ete November, 1922. 













JEWS. 


No. 5348, Reverend Benzion Lenzer, 

ete to. 136 Wilson-street, Newtown, 
1922. 
Cuurca or ENgianp (Diocese OF ‘Baruonst), 

No. 4850, Reverend Wallace James Condran, Th.L., 
from Bourke to Kandos, 4th December, 1922. 

No, 5083. Reverend Frank Mervyn Oliver, Th.h., 

By from Sofala to Bourke, 4th December, 1922. ; 

oa Crrc oF Enauanp (Diocese or Neweseri). 

N 0. ‘2947, Reverend George Leslie Wallace Rooke, from 

Newcastle to St. Albans, 5th December, 1922. 
No. 2466, Reverend Edmund Harvey W alker, from St. 
Alban’ s to eres 5th December, 1922. 


yt nr) G. H-WILLIAMS, - 
oak . ‘Registra-General. 


from Stanmore 
5th December, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 169. 





Mr. ‘Ethelbert Davis, from 9 Cabramatta- . 


438 a/2 7r. 


‘Kemp and Elbow sts., 






6451 





Hagistear. General’s Department, 
Sydney, 6th December, 1922. 


T is hereby notified that, in -conformity with the 
provisions of the Registration of Births, Deaths, 
and Marriages Act, 1899, the undermentioned Officiat- 
ing Ministers have ‘peen registered at this office on the 
dates specified for the celebration of M: rriages :— 


[3865] 


Roman Catrnoric Cuurcn (DIOCESE oF ee 


| No. 5424, Reverend Edmond Crowe, Bathurst, 23rd 
November, 1922 
Cuurce or Eneuanp (Diocesé or Baruurst). 

Na. 3,793, Reverend Keith Dixon Norman, B.A., 
Sofala, 27th November, 1922, 

No. 5426, Reverend Roy ‘Stuart Lee, -M.A., Th.L., 


Forbes, 4th December, 1922. . 
Cuurosn or Eneranp (Diocesk or GOULBURN). 

No. 5427, Reverend James Roy Norman, B.A., House 
of the Ascension, Goulburn, 5th December, "1922, 
No, 5428, Reverend Cecil Harrington | McKie, Goul- 

burn, 5th December, 1922. 
No. 5429. Reverend Harold Somers Mills, 
December, 1923. 
Cuurcn or EN@Lanp (Diocese or SypNEy). 
No. 4152, Reverend George Oswald Clifford Bartlett, 
Archer-street, Chatswood, 5th December, 1922. \ 
No. 4691, Venerable Archdeacon Charles Harris, Han- 
nah- street, Beecroft, 5th December, 1922. 
CHurcn or ENGLAND (Diocksn oF NEWCASTLE). 


No. 4623, Reverend Charles Elliott Thomas, Th.W,, 
. New castle, 5th December, 1922. 


RoMAN Catnoric Cuurcn (ARCHDIOCESE OF SYDNEY).- 


No. 5425, Reverend Edward Bailey, M.S.C. ery 
Heart Monastery, Randwick, Ist Decembek, 922. 


PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH oF AUSTRALIA IN THE STATE CE 
New Soutra WALES. 


No. p74, Mr. Christopher Percival aes Dunoon, 
28th November, 1922. 


W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 
’ Registrar- “General. 


Junee, dth 





NOTICE UNDER REAL PROPERTY ACT. 


| PPLICATIONS by the undermentioned have been 
A -made to bring: the lands respectively. described 
of the Real Property  Aet. 


under the provisipns 
ie the respecthye 


Caveats may be lodged on or 
dates mentioned :— 


- No. 22,496. William Robert. Daniel Stephens 2 x. 
191 p >, in Bedford and Macqueen sts., Aberdeen. {The 
Beaand claims title by possession as against ee next 
of kin of Patrick Waldron, late of Aberdeen, N.S.W.., 
who died on 20th Janwary, 1874.] 8th Feb. "1923. 

No. 23,678. Joseph Butterfield, 28 p., in Botany-rd., 
Mascot, 55 ft. north from High- st. 12th Jan., 1923. 

, No. 23, 960. The Intercolonial Investment, ‘Land and 
Building Company Limited, 3 a. 93 p.,cin “Arthur- st., 
at junction Main Suburban’ Railway ‘with Goods Rail- 

way to Campsie, Muny. Strathfield. 12th Jan,, 1923.. 

No. 23,964. ‘Perpetual Trustee Company ‘Limited. 
272 p., ex. 100 ft. resn., road and railway, 
on Great Northern Railway and on Lake Macquarie, 
pt. por. 33 (ph. ); ph. Teralba, .co.. Northumberland. 


12th Jan., 1923. 

No. 24, 211. George ‘Thomas Austen, 214 p., inclu. 
Nos. 189. 191, 193, 195, 197, Hay-st., Sydney. 12th 
Jan., 1923. 


24 p:, at:-cnr. 


Maria Vollmer Rock, 2 r. 
12th Jan., 


No. 24.232. 
West IX<empsey. 
1923. 

Nee 24.276. Charles Armour and Albert Frankham, 


2 yr, 21 p., at cnr. Alma and Railway sts., Muny. Pros- 
pect and Sherwood: 12th Jan., 1923. 

No. 24,367. Adelaide Emma Green, 1 r. 103 p., 
includ, W aheunyah, Malvern-ave., Chatswood. 12th 
Jan., 1823. 

No. 24,368. F. H. Faulding & Co. Lid., “89 Py» 


fronting ‘Donglas, Turner, and Castlereagh sts , Red- 


fern. 12th Jan., 1923. ne 

No. 24,380. .Warriewood Limited, 237 a 4 OO Dy 
40 a., on rds. from Karuah to The an ? he Gar- 
dens, and Mosquito Ck., and on Yalimbah Ck. lots 43 


and 44 of , The Australian Agricultural. ‘Company’s 
Subn., pt. Port Stephens Estate. 12th Jan., 1923... 
No. 24,383. Margaret Isabell Hudson, 1 1. 19%p 
in Grasmere-rd., Neutral Bay, abt. 120: ft. wonghs ails: 
from Young-st. "19th Jan.,. 1923, SOU eae 


6452 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 169. 





No, 24,3889. Mary Hunter, 94 p., including No. 47 
Wiley-st., Waverley. 12th Jan., 1923. ; 
No, 24,408. Elizabeth White Ivey and Frank Ivey. 
18; p., lots 51, 52, Springside Este,, in Callan-st., 
Rozelle. 12th Jan., 1923. 
No. 24,452.. Thomas James Cork, 1 a. 17. 114 p., 
includ, ‘‘Commercial Hotel,’’ Milton. 12th Jan., 1923. 
No, 24,563. George Inglis Hudson, 24} p., lot 27, 
Alleyne’s Este., in Abbott-st., Coogee. 12th Jan., 1923. 
Diagrams delineating these lands may be inspected 
at the Land Titles Office. 
* 'W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 
Registrar-Gencral., 
fe. 18s 


8th December, 1922. 74] 





Office of the Railway Commissioners, 
Sydney, 28th November, 1922. 
T is hereby notified, for the information of the 
public, that the lands described in_the Schedule 
hereto are, with the consent of his Excellency the 
Governor, dedicated under section 81 of the Public 
Works Act, 1912, as public highways. 
JAMES FRASER, 
J. H. CANN, 
Constructing Authority. 


[3745] 


SCHEDULE. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate in the Shire» 


of Dorrigo parish of Orara county of Fitzroy and 
State of New South Wales being part of portion 3 
Commencing at a point on the eastern side of a 
reserved road 100 links wide bearing 14 degrees 55 
minutes and distant 836:09 links from the intersec- 
tion of that side of that road with the southern 
boundary of portion 3 aforesaid and bounded thence 
by the eastern side of a road diversion 100 links 
wide by 558'04 links of the are of a circle of 20 chains 
9°09 links radius the centre of which les south-west 
of a chord bearing 156 degrees 31 minutes 21 seconds 


55625 links thence by a line bearing 254 degrees 28 ' 
minutes 47 seconds 100 links to the eastern boundary - 


of the Ooff’s Harbour to Glenreagh Railway thence 
by part of that railway boundary by. 432-44 links of 
the are of a circle of 19 chains 9°09 links radius the 
centre of which hes south-west of -a chord bearing 
337.degrees 59 minutes 26 seconds 43151 links to the 
castern side of the aforesaid road thence by part of 
that road boundary bearing 14 degrees 55 minutes 
14167 links to the point of commencement be the said 
several dimensions ali a little more or less containing 
an area of 1 rood 39}: perches or thereabouts being 
part of reference numbers 192 and 198 and the whole 
of reference number 194 on the proclaimed plan and 
Book of Reference of the Coft’s Harbour to Glenreagh 
Railway Part 2. ; pa 





[3744] Office of the Railway’ Commissioners, 


Sydney, 28th November, 1922. 


4 ie is hereby notified, for the information of the 
- public, that the lands described in the Schedule 
herete are, with the corisent of His Excellency the 
Governor, dedicated under section 81 of the Public 
Works Act, 1912, as public highways. 


JAMES FRASER, 
J. H. CANN, 
Constructing Authority, 





SCHEDULE. 


_All that piece or parcel of land situate in the Shire 
of Dorrigo parish of Moonee county of Fitzroy and 
State of New South Wales being part of portion 175 
Commencing at the intersection of the southern side 
of a road with the southern boundary of a road 
diversion of variable width bearing 162 degrees 09 
minutes 20 seconds and distant 175°57 links from the 
south-eastern corner of portion 118 and bounded 
thence by part of the southern side of the aforesaid 
road bearing 104 degrees 36 minutes 373°88 links to 
the southern boundary of the Coff’s Harbour to Glen. 
reagh Railway thence by part of that railway boun- 
dary by 62°97 links of the are of a circle of 21 chains 
9°09 links radius the centre of which lies north of a 
chord hearing 114 degrees 24 minutes 1] seconds 63°97 
links thence by a line bearing 203 degrees 32 minutes 
03 seconds 100 links thence by the southern side of the 
said road diversion by 43613 links of the are of a 
circle of 22 chains 9°09 links radius the centre of 
which lies north of a chord bearing 299 degrees 11 


minutes 24 seconds 435°42 links to the point of com- 
mencement be the said several dimensions all a little 
more or less containing an area of 1 rood 22 perches 
or thereabouts being part of reference number 79 on 
the proclaimed plan and Book of Reference of the 
Coff’s Harbour to Glenreagh Railway Part 1. _ ; 

Also all that piece or parcel of land situate in the 
shire parish county and State’ aforesaid being part 
of portion 175 Commencing at the intersection of the 
north-western side of a road 100 links wide with the 
northern boundary of the Coff’s Harbour to Glenreagh 
Railway and bounded thence by part of that railway 
boundary by 90°60 links of the are of a cirele of 18 
chains 84°09 links radius the centre of which lies 
north of a chord bearing 295 degrees 01 minutes 28 
seconds 90°59 links thence by a line bearing 26 degrees 
24 minutes 07 seconds 277748 links to the southern 
side of a road 100 links wide thence by part. of that 


‘road boundary bearing 109 degrees 45 minutes 334°35 


links to the aforesaid north-western side of a road 
100 links wide thence, by part of that road boundary 
bearing 243 degrees 58 minutes 39618 links to the 
point of commencement be the said several dimen- 
sions all a little more or less containing an area of 
2 roods 16 perches or. thereabouts being part of refer- 
ence number 83 on the proclaimed plan and Book of 
ol ioaee of the Coff's Harbour to Glenreagh Railway 
he ieee leo 


[3785] Sydney, 8th December, 1922. 


APPLICATIONS FOR LEASES FOR OYSTER 
CULTURE. 





1s is hereby notified that the undermentioned persons : 


have applied to lease for oyster culture the por- 
tions of land described hereunder opposite their 
respective names. . 


‘Objections may be lodged at the Chief Secretary’s 
Department, Fisheries Branch, within’ thirty days of 
the date of this notice against the leasing of any of 
the portions. If interference with a hauling ground is 
alleged, a statutory declaration by a licensed. fisher- 
man must be submitted to the effect that the area has 
been hauled during the preceding twelve months. 


hh, B. HARKNESS, 
Under Secretary, F 
Chief Secretary's Department. 





_ Application No, 11,983, Secretary, Aborigines Pro- 


tection Board, on the western bank of Back 
Creek, Bellinger River, fronting the Yellow Rock 
Aborigines’ Reserve, parish South Bellingen, 
county Raleigh, 696 yards foreshore; term of 
lease, ten years. ’ 
Application No. 12,053, James Reginald Blanch, on 
the southern shore of Big Swan Bay, Port’ Ste- 
phens, identical with expiring Oyster Lease No. 
5,237, parish Sutton, .county Gloucester, 200 
yards foreshore; term of lease, fifteen years. 


Application No. 12,024, Francis Lachlan Longworth, ”* 


on a north-western bank of Manning River, 
adjoinine the north-eastern end of Oyster Lease 
No. 11,578, near Ghinni Ghinni Creek, parish 
Cundle, county Macquarie, 400 yards foreshore; 
term of lease, ten years. ; 
Application No. 12,025, Francis: Lachlan Longworth, 
on a north-western bank’ of Manning River, 
adjoining the south-western end of Oyster Lease 
No. 11,578, parish Cundle, county Macquarie, 
120 yards foreshore; term of lease, ten years. 
Application No. 12,082, Francis Lachlan Longworth, 
on the western bank of Lansdowne River, Man- 
ning River, about 50 yards easterly from Cooper- 
nook Bridge, parish Cundle, county Macquarie, 
450 yards foreshore; term of lease, ten years.” 
Application No. 11,974. Walter George Jordan, on a 


northern [tank of Boambee Creek, fronting por-— 


tion No, 48, of 150 acres, parish Bonville, 
county Raleigh, 100 yards foreshore; term of 
lease, ten years. 


Application No. 12,066, Reuben Lambert 


Creek, Hawkesbury 


C River, adjoining Ovyster 
Leases Nos. 4,871 " : 


and 5,578, parish Cowan. 


county Northumberland, about 3 acres; term of 


lease, ten years. , 
Application No. 12,075, Nelson Woodbury, offshore, 
in Christmas or Big Bay, Mooney Mooney Creek, 


Hawkesbury River, parish Cowan, county North- 
umberland, about 3 
years, 


> iy 9 Sr i i : | ry 
4 [8 Dec., 122, Te aes 


Burgess, | 
offshore, in Green Point Gully, Mooney Mooney — 


acres; term of lease, ten ~ 























NEW. SOUTH WALES 


: Application. Noe 12, 076, Nelson Woodbury, offshore, 
} ‘east of the— railway embankment at Brooklyn, 
: Hawkesbury River, parish Cowan, county Cum- 
berland, about 1 acre; term of lease, ten years. 
Ba po ie No. 12,069, Charles Edwin Brasington, 
on the western bank of the west arm of Panbula 
River, identical with expired Oyster Lease No. 
5,096, parish Yowaka, county Auckland, 200 
yards foreshore ; term of lease, ten year's. 
Application No. 12,070, Charles Edwin Brasington, 


: Bi 


>) 2.9m a southern’ bank of Yowaka River, Panbula 
-. River, identical with expired Oyster Lease No. 
5,097, parish Yowaka, county Auckland, 100 


yards foreshore; term of lease, ten years. 

Application No, 12,067, Eliza MacKinnon, offshore, 

‘- in North Cr eek, Richmond Riv er, between Oyster 

@ Leases Nos. 8,165 and 10, OO, parish Ballina, 

county Rous, about 1 acre; term of. Jease, ten 

years. ‘ 

abe No. 12,081, Alice Maud Mobbs, on the 

northern bank of Richmond River, near the 

entrance to Fishery Creek, identical with expir- 

_ ing Oyster Lease No. 4,961. parish Ballina, 

* county Rous, 500 yards foreshore; term of lease, 
fifteen years. : 

Application No. 12,083, Riley Marshall, on a north- 
western bank of ‘Richmond River, near the 
entrance to Emigrant Creek, identical with ex- 
piring Oyster Lease No. 5,208, parish Ballina, 

county Rous, 300 yards foreshore ; term of lease, 

fifteen years. 

Application No. 12,078, Arthur Gordon Briggs, in 
two sections, on the southern bank of Deep 
Creek, about 1 mile from the entrance, parish 
Valley Valley, county Raleigh, about 1 000 yards 
(in all) foreshore; term of lease, ten years. 

Application No, 12 055, Reginald Thomas Hyde, off- 
shore, adjoining part of the southern boundary of 
Oyster Lease No. 9,734, at Table Island, Hunter 
River, parish Rewcastle: county Northumber- 
land, “about 8 acres; term of lease, ten years. 


ae 


[3892] - Sydney, 8th December, 1922. 


WENTWORTH (CURLWAA) IRRIGATION AREA. 
SurRRENDER oF Parr or 4 LEASE. 


T is hereby notified that the surrender of all the 
right, title, and interest. of the lessee, William 
Frederick Taylor, in and to the lease of that part of 
irrigated holding, lot 1,-section 12, of the above area, 
containing an area of 2 roods 28 perches or there- 
abouts, as shown by red colour on plan catalogued 
48- 1454, in the office of the Water Conservation “and 
Irrigation Commission, has been accepted as from 

19th October, 1922. 

H. H, DARE, 


Commissioner. 





“ip Mes & IC, 1922- ee 





HB Water Corinne anc Irrigation ‘Comimis- 

sion invites application for the position of 
Manager of Canning Factory Dormitories, Leeton, 
Murrumbidgee Irrigation Areas. Applicants must be 
experienced in the management of large hotels -or 
_ refreshment-rooms. 

Wages: £7 per week and keep; if w ‘ife recely es keep 
must assist Manager. 

Application forms obtainable at Head Office, 247 
George-street, Sydney, and office of Resident Commis- 
a sioner, Leeton, must reach the undersigned, with copies 
ia 7) Only of testimonials, not later than Tuesday, 12th 
es instant, 






















H. BEVAN, 

Acting Secretary, — 
Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission. 
6th Vecmrets 1922, 





, EW.C . & I.C. 1922-4,261) pee) 
a - HE Water Conservation and Tuiieration ibe 


: sion requires the services of two “(2) experienced 
_Shorthand-writers and Typists for its office at Leeton, 
Murrumbidgee Irrigation Areas. Commencing salary, 
£149 per annum; after one year’s service, £169 per 
annum; after three years’ service, £189 per ‘annum ; 


six years’ service, £219" per annum. 

Forms of application are obtainable at Head Office, 
947 George-street, Sydney, and at offices at- Leeton: 
and Griffith. Applications, with copies of testi- 
monials, must yaa Head Office not later than 19th 
December. 1922 
[W.C. & LC, 1922-2,579] 

‘ H. BEVAN, 
(3759) 


_ Acting ‘Secretary. . 


GOQVEKNMENT GAZETTE, No. 169. 


after five years’ service, £204 per annum; and after 


6453 





—_— 





| TRADE UNION ACT, 1881, 45 VIC. No. 12. 
ADVERTISEMENT OF CANCELLATION. 
Name of Union. 
South Ooast Branch of the Waterside Workers’ Fede- 
ration. 

OTICE is hereby given that the Registrar of 
L Friendly Societies, by writing under his hand 
dated the thirtieth day of November, 1922, has can- 
celled the registry of the abovenamed Trade U Mion, 
in accordance with the terms of section 15 of the 
abovementioned Act, on the ground that such Union 
has violated the provisions of section 18 of the said 
Act, aiter notice duly given, in that it has failed to 
supply a return of its receipts and disbursements 
during the year ended 31st December, 1921, and a 
statements of its funds and effects as at the 3lst 
December, 1921. 

Dated. at Sydney, this thirtieth day of November, 


1922. 
H. A. SMITH, 
aaa of Friendly Societies and Trade Unions. 
74 


POLICE SALE—UNCLAIMED PROPERTY, 


HE undermentioned unclaimed property in posses- 

sion of the Police will, unless previously claimed, 

be sold by public auction on Saturrday, 9th December, 

1922, at 10.30 a.m., at the Central Police Court, Liver- 

beak sdee Sydney, under the provisions of, section 

35, Police Regulation Act, No. 20, hd, by. order of 
the Inspector-General of Police, viz. 


Watches, chains, bracelets, rings, ry electro- 
plate ware, wearing apparel, umbrellas, handbags, 
purses, : bicycles, paint, motor tyres, suit-cases, 
tools, motor lamps, kit- bags, rugs, ‘white lead, 
blankets, beer, wines, spirits, magnetoes, tables, 
and a quantity of miscellaneous. sundries. 


Terms, strictly cash. 
John P. Lister Limited, Auctioneer. 


JAMES MITCHELL, 
[3136] Inspector General of Police. 


APPOINTMENT OF SANITARY INSPECTOR 
.. UNDER THE PUBLIC HEALTH ACT, 1902. 
| N 


pursuance of the power conferred upon him as 
Local Authority under the Public Health Act, 
1902, for the Police District of Bourke, in the State of 
New South Wales, Sergeant 2nd Class Samuel Robert 
Kirkland, Local Authority for the said Police District, 
has appointed Constable John Sylvester Kenny, of 
3vrock, as Sanitary Inspect;r for the purpose of carry- 
ing into effect the provisions of the Public Health Act 
“ab “Byrock, within the Police District of Bourke,—such 
ap pcintment to take effect as on and- from the 27th 
November, 1922. 
JAMES MITCHELL, 
Inspeetor-General of Police. 


——< 


, 














INSPECTORS OF SLAUGHTER-HOUSES. 
BY virtue of an authority vested in me by an Order of 
His Excellency the Governor-in-Council, [ have ap- 
pointed the undermentioned meniber of the Police 
Korce as Inspector of Slaughter-houses, and of cattle 
intended to be slaughtered :— 
John Sylvester Kenny, Constable; Station—Byrock ; 
Police District for which appointed—Bourke. 
N.B.—It is to be understood that the appointment 





‘of members of the Police Force as Inspectors of 
Slaughter-houses» will cease on their leaving the 
Service. 


JAMES MITCHELL, 
inspector General of Police. 





The 28th day of ier ainbar, 1922. ‘ 


[3899] 

“AY virtue of the authority vested in me by the 
District Courts Act, 1912, I hereby appoint Mr. 

~ Charles Francois Duchatel to act as Bailiff of the 

District Court at Orange during the absence, on 

leave, of Mr. J. S. Cusack, from the twelfth day of 


December, 1922. 
x L. ARMSTRONG, 
[38758] Judge. 











The 28th day of November, 1922. 
Y¥ virtue of the authority vested in me by the 
District Courts Act. 1912, I hereby appoint Mr. 
George Hume to act as Bailiff of the District Court 
at Coonamble during the absence, on leave, of Mr. 


-R. G. Swan, as from the twenty-ninth day of Novem- 
ber,’ 1922. 
L. ARMSTRONG. 
[3759] Judge. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 169. 





8 Dro, 1922, 





The fourth day of December, 1922. 


virtue of the authority vested in me by the 


y 
B District Courts Act, 1912, 1 hereby, appoint Mr. 
Harold Beatson to act as Bailiff of the District Court, 
holden at Moree, during the absence on leave of Mr: 
KE. W. Jones,—as from the twenty-second day of 
December instant, inclusive. 
W. H. MOCATTA, 


[3861 ] Judge. | 








Metropolitan Board of Water DPBS © and Sewerage, - 


Sydney, 5th December, 1922. 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


Notion to THe Owners or TENEMENTS AND PReMIsES 
IN— 


Newtown: Mechanic-street, from Ghtiechl wis abe to 
Hordern-street (60,297). ed ae 
Randwick: Melody-street, from existing main to 


Allison-road 86 yards (60, 312). 
Waverley: Portland-street, from 
Dover-road 98 yards (60, 313). 


existing main to 


Dundas; Station-street, from existing main to Kent- 
street 273 yards (80,165). : 
Hunter’ s Has, Rose-street, »from Joubert-street to 


Reiby-road; Reiby-road, from Rose-street south- 
easterly 170 yards (80,157). 

North Sydney: Wast-avenue, 
New-street; New-street, 
Tiley-street (80,153). 

And the various private streets, lanes, 
alleys opening thereunto. 


fete main pipe in the said street having been laid 

down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated at above are hereby required, on or before 
the ‘nineteenth day of January next, to cause a 
proper pipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply 
water from the main pipe to such tenements and 


premises. 
G. H. SOUTHWICK, 
Inspector to the Board of Water Supply 
[ 8867 ] and Sewerage. 


Pine-street to 
East-avenue to 


from 
from 


courts, and 








Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
Sydney, 14th November, 1922. 
NOTICH TO LAY SERVICE PIPHS. 


Norice To THE OWNERS OF TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
IN— 


Bankstown: Park-road, from existing main westerly 
and southerly 734 yards (60,264). 
Roc ee ate Hvans-street, from Rocky Point road easterly 
224 yards (60,281). 


And the various private streets,Janes, courts, and “aes 
opening thereunto, ; 


rY\HE main pipe in the said streets having been laid 
down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated at above are hereby required on or before the 
twenty-ninth day of December next, to cause a proper 
pipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply water 
from the main pipe to such tenements and premises, 
G. H. SOUTHWICK, 5 
Inspector to the Board of Water Supply 


; [3327] Commi issioner. 





Metropolitan Board of Water ae and Sewornee: 
Sydney, 21st November; 1922. 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES: 


Notice To THE OWNERS or TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
IN— 

Canterbury: Windsor-avenue, from existing main +o 
George’s River road 234 yards (60,278). 

Lidcombe : Patrick-street, from Josep 
Alphin-street ; 
southerly 131 yards (60,304). 

Ku-ring-gai Shire: Brentwood- -avenne, Soin Gilroy- 
avenue to Boomerang-street; Womerah-road, 
from: Lane Cove road _ to Boomerang-street 
(80,151). 

And the various private streets, lanes, 

alleys opening thereunto. 


fJ\ HE main pipe in the said streets haying been laid 

down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated at above, are hereby required, on or before 
the fifth day of January next, to cause a proper 
pipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply 
water from the main pipe to such tenements and 


premises. 
H. SOUTHWICK, 
Tnspector es the Board of Water Supply 
and Sewerage. 


-street to 


courts, and 


* 


[3582] 


~ 


Hurstville: 


Woollahra: 


Baulkham Hills; 


|. Hornsby Shire: 
Mosman: 


Alphin- street, from Patrick- str eet | 


| And the various private streets 


situated at above are hereby required, on or before. 


| proper 





premises. 
4G. H. SOUTHWICK, te 
Inspector to the ~f . 
~ [8149] Board of Water Supply and Sewerage. 
eS 
; : 


Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
Sydney, 28th November, 1922. 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES: Piet Be 
Notice to THE OWNERS pr TeNpacmnrs AND PREMISES : 
In 


Prospect and Sherwood: Fouche. from existing | 
main to Rogers-street 172 yards; Oatlands-street, i 
from Fourth-street. easterly. 310 yards; Rogers. 
street, from Fourth-street to Layton-street ; Lay- 
ton- street, from Oatlands-street to Second-avenue ; 
Second-avenue, - from Layton- street. easterly 70 - 
yards (80, 154). 


Auburn; Adderley-street, from Sutherland- street wosb. 
eely 234 yards (60, 301 Nh 


Randwick: Doncaster- -avenue, from existing main to 
Day-street 192 yards (60, 274); Varna-strect, from 
Douglas-street north- westerly and westerly 203, 
yards (60,2 Keys 


And the various private steeaty, 
alleys opening thereunto. 


Te main pipe in the said street having been laid 
down, the owner of all tenements and premises © 
situated’ at above are hereby required, on or before 
the twelfth day of January next, to cause a proper 
pipe and stop- cocks to be laid, $0 as to supply water 
from the main pipe to such tenements and premises. 


. H. SOUTHWICK, 
______ Inspector : the Board of Water Supply 
L BEET) =. - and Sewerage. 


lanes, courts, and 





ss 


Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
Sydney, 10th November, 1922. 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 
Novice TO THE Owngrs or TEBNEMENTS AND PRewisns 
sips 


Bankstown: Cahors-road, from Arab-road to Watson- 
road; Watson- road, from Cahors-road. north-east- 
erly 700 yards (60, 265). 


Concord: Jink’s-avenue, from existing 
Major Bay road (60, 368). 


Millett-street, from ae str cae north- 
westerly 105 yards (60, 270). 


Kogarah: Wingsgrove-road, from Woniora-road south- y, 
east 191 yards (60, 277). <M 


Newtown: Alice-avenue, from Abed tieeout northerly 7 . 
76 yards (60,221), So ee 


Randwick: Royal-street, Yeon Maeaees Bay road. to 


main to 


Boyce-street (60, 192) : Liguria-street, from Long 2b ‘9 
Bay road easterly 195 yards (60, 217). om 
Vaucluse: Laguna-street, from Old South Head road 
north-west and westerly 102 yards (60,224). tee 
Waverley: Gardyne-street, from Evans-street patterty 


183 yards (60,144) ; Francis-stre t, from Denham-— ‘oa 
street north-westerly 224 yards (60, QED). Be 
















Manning-road, from existing main south- 
erly 191 yards (60, 283). 


Prince-street, from ‘Pelitoresoaa to 
Bettington’s-lane |. (80, 149) ; ; Oakes-road, from 
Dixie-lane to Eaton- road ; Eaton-road, eas 
Oakes-road westerly 677 yards (80,150). 


Hillcrest-road, from existing main to. 
Weemala-road; Weemala-r ‘oad, from Hillcrest- road 
to Ramsay- road (80,158). 


Bapaume-road, from. Bickell:toaa BentneEyy 
301 yards (80,152). 


Prospect and Sherwood: Wuralla-street, from Hawkes- ; ae 
bury-road te School-parade; School- parade; from ~ 
Kuralla-street northerly 102 "yards; School-parade, 
from Euralla-street southerly 112 yards (80,167). » 

Wollongong : from Crown-street nor-~ 


Fisher-street, 
therly 352. 


yards (60, 260). 
lanes, courts, and 
alleys opening thereunto, 


rpm» main pipe in the said streets having been laid 
down, the owners of all tenements and premises 


the twenty -second day of December next, to cause a 
pipe and stop-cocks to’ be laid, so as to supply 
water from the main pipe to such’ tenements weet 








} ; » pe ‘ 
To. 


8 Duo, 1922,] 





t } 
_ Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 


E - Sydney, 24th October, 1922. 
_ NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


Notice To THE OwNERS oF TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
‘ In— 


Auburn: Stanley-street, from existing main north- 
easterly 79 yards (60,271). 

Canterbury: Remley-street, from existing main to 
_ Moorefields-road; Dreadnought-street, from exist- 
ing main to Rogers-street; Rogers-street, from 

Remley-street_ to Moorefields-road (60,233); Al- 
bert-street, from Lincoln-street to unnamed 
street; unnamed street, from Albert-street south- 
easterly 124 yards (60,232); -Hdison-street, from 
existing main to Waverley-street (60,235); Bur- 
wood-road, from existing main to MKnox-street 
(60,262); Yargoora-road, from Garrong-road to 
Yerrick-street (60,267). > 


Randwick: Meeks-street, from Anzac-parade to Har- 


bourne-road (60,257); Anzac-parade, from. exist- 
ing main to Wallace-street; Wallace-street, from 
Anzac-parade easterly 103 yards (60,258). 
Waverley: Hollywood-avenue, from existing main to 
Allen-street (60,189); Hollywood-avenue,. from 
Porter-street to existing main (60,190). >. 
Kuring-gai: Harnorm-avenue, from Lane Cove road 
westerly and northerly 236 yards (80,140); Cycus- 
avenue, from Fox Valley road northerly 198 yards 
(80,159). ye Mike ; 
And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 
alleys opening thereunto. 
pas main pipe in the said streets having been laid 
down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated at above are hereby required, on or before 
the eighth day of December next, to cause a proper 
pipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply water 
from the main pipe to such tenements and premises. 
~  .G. H. SOUTHWICK, 
Inspector to the Board of Water Supply 
] 


J 2838 _ and Sewerage. 





HUNTER DISTRICT WATER SUPPLY AND 
2 SEWERAGE BOARD. ‘ 
Notice to Lay Smrvice Pirgs. 


Noricn to the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 
case may be) of tenements and premises situated 


in— 
Cessnock Shire (Kearsley): Government-road, from 
_Aberdare-Kearsley road westerly 352 yards; 
Tomalpin-street, from.opposite lot. 17, section 19, 
northerly to opposite jot 15, section 20; Pokolbin- 
street, from Mulbring-street to Cessnock-street. 


Cessnock Shire: Huilda-street, from  William-street 
north-westerly 110 yards; Alexander-street, from 
end of existing main at lot 27 northerly 54 yards 
to end of street; Charlton-street, from end of 
existing main northerly to Hall-street; Hall- 
street, from Charlton-street to Darwin-street. 


T HE main pipe in the said streets having been laid 

down, the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 
case may be) of tenements and premises situated as 
above is hereby required, on or before the 8th Decem- 
ber, 1922, to cause a proper pipe and stop-cocks to be 
laid, so as to supply water from the main pipe to such 


tenements and premises. 
: ALFRED E. FRY, 
Secretary. 


Board’s ‘Offices, Neweastle, 
[28227 


23rd October, 1922. 





‘HUNTER DISTRICT WATER SUPPLY AND 
SEWERAGE BOARD. 


EY Notics to Lay Smrvice Pirgs. 


Noticz to the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 
case may be) of tenements and premises situated 
1mn—.~< ; ; ‘ 


Waratah: Nelson-street, from end of existing main at 
lot 7, section OC, southerly 185 yards; King-street, 
from Maud-street westerly 116 yards. 

AM main pipe in the said streets having been laid 

down, the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 
case may be) of tenements and premises situated as 
above is hereby required, on or before the 8th Decey: 
ber, 1922, to cause a proper pipe and stop-cocks to { ¢ 
laid, so as to supply water from the main pipe to such 


tenements and premises. : 
ALFRED E. FRY, 


Board’s Offices, Newcastle, Secretary. 
23rd October, 1922. [2821] 


_ NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 169. 


Board’s 


oan 


6455 





HUNTER DISTRICT WATER SUPPLY AND 
SEWERAGE BOARD. 


Noricg to Lay Service Piprs, 


‘Norick to the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 
case may be) of tenements and premises situated 
i 

Cessnock Shire (Cessnock): Newton-avenue, from 

Blackwood-avenue westerly 120 yards. * 

‘Tarre Shire (Stanford-Merthyr): Wallsend-street, 
from end of existing main south-westerly to Mul- 

bring-street. — 

Bolwarra Shire (Lorn): Nillo-street, from Melrose- 
street to Park-street; Park-street,’ from Nillo-’ 
street to Wood-street. i 


aE main pipe in the said streets having been laid 
. down, the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 
@ase may be) of tenements and premises situated as 
above is hereby required, on or before the 19th Janu- 
‘ary, 1923, to cause a proper pipe and stop-cocks to 
‘be laid, so as to supply water from the main pipe to 
‘such tenements and premises. Bs 


ALFRED FE. FRY, 
Secretary. 
[3774] 


Office, Newcastle, 
4th December, 1922. 





HUNTER DISTRICT WATER SUPPLY AND 
SEWERAGE BOARD, . 


Notice ro Lay Srrvick Press. 


Novica to the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as. the 
case may be) of tenements and premises, situated | 
ieee 


Lake Macquarie Shire (Cardiff): Macquarie-road, from 
Railway-parade southerly 223 yards; Munibung- 
road, from Macquarie-road +o  Lachlan-read ; 
Lachlan-road, from Munibung-road southerly 138 
yards. : 

Adamstown : Cameron-street, from end of existing main 
southerly 66 yards’ to Russell-road; Belmore- 

. Street, from Popran-road to Glebe-road. ; 
Waratah: Boomerang-road, from Bridge-street west- 
~ erly 50 yards. = 
Hi main pipe in the said streets having beén laid 
down, the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 
case may he) of tenements and premises situated as 
above is hereby required, on or before the 19th Janu- 
ary, 1923, to cause-a proper pipe and. stop-cocks to 
be laid, so as to supply water from the main pipe 

to such tenements and premises, ° 

£ ALFRED E. FRY, 

Secretary. 

[3775] 


[3628] Sydney, Ist December, 1922. 
_ APPLICATIONS FOR LEASES FOR OYSTER 
CULTURE. 


Board’s Offices, Newcastle, 
4th December, 1922. 





iB is hereby notified that the undermentioned persons 
have applied to lease for oyster culture the por- 
tions of land described hereunder opposite their respec- 
tive names : — 


Objections may be lodged at the Chief Secretary’s 
Department, Fisheries Branch, within thirty days of 
the date of this notice against the leasing of any of 
the portions. If interference with a hauling ground is 


' alleged, a statutory declaration by a licensed fisherman 


must be submitted to the effect that the area has been 
hauled during the preceding twelve months. . 
a ’ KE. B. HARKNESS, 
Under Secretary, 
Chief Secretary's Department. 





Application No. 12,037, Sydney Alfred Wood, offshore, 
lying west of Spectacle Island, Hawkesbury River, 
parish Cowan, county Northumberland, about 
30 acres; term of lease, ten years. 

Application No. 12,038, Sydney Alfred Wood, offshore, 
adjoining the western boundary of Oyster Lease. 
No. 11,723, west of Spectacle Island, Hawkesbury 
River, parish Cowan, county ‘Northumberland, 
about 8 acres; term of lease, ten years. 

Application No, 12,039, Sydney Alfred Wood, offshore, 
adjoining the eastern boundary of Oyster Lease 
No. 6,941 (section 1), near Big Jem’s Point, 
Hawkesbury River, parish Cowan, county North- 
umberland, about 8 acres; term of lease, ten 
years, 


6456 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, Ne. 169. 


[8 Dac., 1922 


TE AAR aS) EAS A SN IN SAC op cp cle Sh AL LL S20 la 2) ge 


Application No. 12,041, Sydney Alfred Wood, offshore, 
in Donnybrook Bay, Berowra Creek, Hawkesbury 
River, parish Berowra, county Cumberland, about 
6 acres; term of lease, ten years. 

Application No. 12,042, Sydney Alfred Wood, offshore, 
in Mangrove Creek, Hawkesbury River, opposite 
portions 43 and 77, parish Cowan, county North- 
umberland, about 10 acres; term. of lease, ten 
years, 


Application No. 12,043, Sydney Alfred Wood, offshore, 
in the lower portion of Peat’s Bight, Hawkesbury 
River, parish Cowan, county Northumberland, 
about 4 acres; term of lease, ten years. 

Application No. 12,044, Sydney Alfred Wood, offshore, 
in Mangrove Creek, Hawkesbury River, east of 
portion 91, parish Spencer, county Northumber- 
land, about 8 acres; term of lease, ten years. 

Application No. 12,045, Sydney Alfred Wood, offshore, 
east of the railway embankment at Brooklyn, 
parish Cowan, county Northumberland, about 
1 acre; term of lease, ten years. 


Application No, 12,046, Sydney Alfred Wood, offshore, 
south of Spectacle Island, Hawkesbury River, 
parish Cowan, county Northumberland, about 
3 acres; term of lease, ten years. 

Application No. 12,047, Sydney Alfred Wood, offshore, 
west of Ovster Lease No. 5,669, at Mooney Mooney 
Point, Hawkesbury River, parish Cowan, county 
Northumberland, about 2 acres; term of lease, ten 
years. 

Application No, 12,050, Inspector-General of Mental 
Hospitals, offshore, at the southern end of Rabbit 
Tsland, Hawkesbury River, adjoining Oyster Lease 
No. 7,433, parish Cowan, county Northumberland, 
about 1 acre; term of lease, ten years. 


Application No. 12,056, Aleney Mary Cole, on an east- 
ern bank of Hawkesbury River, south-east of 
Milson’s Island, identical with cepiring Oyster 
Lease No. 4,881, parish Cowan, count: Northum- 
berland, 100 yards foreshore; term of lease, ten 
years. 

Application No. 12,058, Aleney Mary Cole, at the west- 
ern end of Long Island, Hawkesbury River, iden- 
tical with expiring Oyster Lease No, 4,816, parish 
Cowan, county Cumberland, 600 yards foreshore; 
term of lease, ten years. 

Application No. 12,060, Madge Nelson, at Cogra or 
Mullet Point, Hawkesbury River, parish Patonga, 
county Northumberland, 400 yards foreshore ; 
term of lease, ten years. 5: 

Application No. 12,063, Daisy Buie, offshore, in Porto 
Bay, Hawkesbury River, adjoining Oyster Leases 
Nos. 6,549 and 9,825, parish Cowan, county Cum- 
berland, about 2 acres; term of lease, ten years. 

Application No, 11,965, Boris Cherniayeff, on an east- 
ern shore of the Broadwater, Macleay River, 
fronting portion 125, parish Clybueca, county 
Dudley, 140 vards foreshore; term of lease, fifteen 
years 

Application No. 11,986, Frederick Urban Schafer, off- 
shore, at Merrimbula Lake, adjoining the eastern 
end of Oyster Lease No. 11,931, parish Panbula, 


county Auckland, about 2 acres; term of lease, ten — 


years. 


Application No. 12,051, Reginald Ivan Weston, on the 
southern shore of Wallaga Lake, extending south- 
westerly from the entrance, parish Bermaguee. 
county Dampier, 200 yards foreshore; term of 
lease, ten years. ; 

Apptication No, 12,052, Elizabeth Pearl Corkhill, on 
the southern shore of Wallaga Lake, 200 yards 
from the entrance; parish Bermaguee, county 
Dampier, 209 yards foreshore; term of lease, ten 
yeare. 

Application . No. 12,065, Harry Constable, on the 
southern shore of Wallaga Lake, about 600 yards 
south-easterly from the embankment, parish Ber- 
magtiee, county Dampier, 200 yards foreshore: 
term of lease, ten years, ‘ 


No. 12,009, Jacob William Cartmel Robinson, offshore, 


in Tilligerry Creek, Port Stephens, adjoining | 


Ovster Lease No, 10,518 (section 2), parish Stow- 
ell, county Glouecster, about 5 acres; term of 
lease, ten years, ; é 
Apnlication No. 12,059, Charles George Orr, on the 
eastern bank of Limeburner’s Creek, Hastings 
River, identical with expiring Oyster Lease. No. 


5,285, parish Torrens, county Macquarie, 100 | 


yards foreshore ; term of lease, fifteen years. 


sheet, and specifications at 5s. per copy. 





[3618] Office of the Railway Commissioners of 
Bi Se New South Wales, 
Sydney, 28th November, 1922. 


HE Railway Commissioners for New South Wales 
hereby notify that on and from 11th December, 1922, 
the railway from Canowindra to Kugowra (a distance 
of 27 miles) will be opened for public traffic, and that 
the existing rates, charges, by-laws, an@ regulations 

will apply to the said line of railway. 

By order. 

; W. J. MORRIS, 
Secretary to the Railway Commissioners for New 
South Wales. 





DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS—TENDERS 
FOR WORKS. 

A Be Gee! will be received up to 2 p.m. on the 

dates specified for the undermentioned works. 

Envelopes containing tenders must be addressed to 

the President, ‘ender Board, Public Works Depart- 

ment, Sydney, and have legibly endorsed upon the 
face thereof the name of the work for which tender 
is submitted. The Government does not bind itself 
to accept the lowest or any tender. : ; 
Specifications and plans of all works may be seen 
in Contractor’s Room, Public Works Department, 
Sydney, in addition to the other places mentioned, 
Plans will be supplied at the rate of 5s. for each 

Payment 

to be made to Accountant of Department. For 

Architectural Works, plans only may be purchased. 

lltn Decembrr, 1922. 

Waterfall Sanatorium—Re-roofing Nurses’ Quarters. 
(Specification, &c., at Waterfall Sanatorium.) 

Regent-street Police Station—Repairs and Painting. 

District Court, Sydney—-Additional Accommodation 
&e. (Bill of Quantities available.) | 

Glen Innes District Hospital—Installation of a 
Domestie Hot Water Service. (Specification, &c., 
at Court-house, Glen Innes.) ! 

St. George District Hospital, Kogarah—TInstallation 
of Klectric Light and Power. (Specification, &c., 
at St. George Hospital, Kogarah). 

Darlinghurst Court-house—Repairs and Renovations, 
(Specification, &¢., at Court-house, Darlinghurst 
Time extended. Amended specification.) 

181m December, 1922, 

Port Kembla Power Supply—Supply and delivery 
Motor-generator, Transformer, and Switchgear. 

Bogan River at Gorgolgon—Construction of Timber 

~ Beam Bridge. (Specification, &c., at Court- 

houses, Dubbo and Bourke; and Publie Works 

Office,, Newcastle.) 
277TH Decemprr, 1922. 

Parramatta Court-house—Repairing and Painting 
Court-honse and Keeper’s quarters.” (Specifica- 
tion, &e., at Court-house, Parramatta.) _ 

Coast Hospital, Littl Bay—Repairs to Inside Walls 
of Hospital, Block No. 1. (Specification, &c., at 
Coast Hospital.) 


2Qnp JAN uARY, 41923. 


2 


Bathurst Court-house—-Painting and .Renovations. 


(Specifications, &c., at Supervising Engineer’s 
Office, Bathurst.) 

Paddy’s River, road Goulburn to Mittagong—Con- 
struction of Timber Beam Bridge. (Specifica- 
tion, &e., at Court-house, Goulburn.) | 


&8tH JANuARY, 1923. 

Gwydir River Drainage, Moree District—Construe- 
tion of Earth Dam, with Clay Core in Cutting 
No. 2. (Fresh Tenders.) Specification, &¢., at 


Public Works Offices, Newcastle and Moree, and. 


Court-house, Narrabri.) 


Va l5rmn January, 1928. ; 
Wybong Creek at Upper Wybong, road Merriwa to 
Muswellbrook—Construction of ° Timber Truss 
Bridge. (Specification, &c., at Court-houses, Tam- 
worth and Muswellbrook, and. Public Works 
Office, Newcastle.) 
22np JaNuARY, 1923. 
Kiama Transmission Line—Manufacture, Supply, and 
Delivery of Transformers, 


297m JANUARY, 1923. 


Cordeaux Dam, Sydney Water Supply—Supply and 


Delivery of Two Electrically-driven Stiff-lex Derrick 


Cranes. (Specification. &e., at Public Works De- _ 


partments, Adelaide and Melbourne.) 


‘R. T. BALL. 


sy a) 












_mentioned for the works specified below. 








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8 Dec, 1922] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 169. 





6457 
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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS—TENDERS | Martinsville (fresh tenders)s—Additions. (Plans at 


a - FOR LEASING. 

See will he received up to 2 p.m. on the 

_ dates specified for the undermentioned. Ten- 
iierers to state what rental they are prepared to 
offer, or the lowest sum for: which they will work 
the Watering Place with the privilege of retaining 
the collections authorised by Regulation. Envelopes 
containing tenders must be addressed to the Presi- 
dent, Tender Board, Public Works Department, 
Sydney, and have legibly endorsed upon the face 
thereof the name of the Public Watering Place for 


hed which tender is submitted. Tenders must be accom- 
_ panied by a deposit of £5, and should specify the 


names and addresses of two proposed sureties. The 
Department does not bind itself to accept any tender. 


The lease will be subject to the provisions of the, 


Public Watering Places Act, 1900, and the Regu- 
lations thereunder. The lessce may cultivate the 
tenant’s lease, and any improvements which he may 
effect in the shape of clearing and burning-off timber 


may be considered in his favour should he tender for — 


a new lease at the expiration of his term. 

Copies of the Act, Regulations, conditions of lease, 
and agreement may be seen, and further information 
and form of tender may be obtained from the local 
District Works Office, or from the Department cf 
Public Works, Sydney. 

27TH DecemMBeER, 1922, 
Caltigena Tank, of 640 acres; road Wilcannia to 
Cobar. 

fk Sta January, 1923, i 

W malt pri 2, of S40 acres, road Wilcannia to 
157TH JANuARyY, 1923. 


» Penarie Tank, of 640 acres, road Balranald to Ivanhoe, 


Norn.—Term of Jease in all cases to be five years 
from Ist January, 1923. { 


R. T. BALL. 


PUBLIC SCHOOL TENDERS. 
A Neato plainly endorsed and addressed to the 
Under Secretary, Department of Education, 
Sydney, will be received up till 2 p.m. on the dates 
Full parti- 
culars on tender forms and those bound with the 
Specifications. - 
ALBERT BRUNTNELI|, 
sip ia Minister for Education. 





l4tm DEcEmBER, 1922. — 

Broken Till—Krection of Metal Workshop. (Plans, 
&c., at Head Office, and at District Works Office 
Broken Hill.) r ; ? 

Buekendoon-—Hrection ‘of _New School Building. 
(Plans at Head Office; District Works Office. Lis- 

__more; and at Public Schools, Casino and Coraki). 

Camden—Improvements to Teacher’s Residence, &c. 

(Plans at Head Office, and at Public Schools, 
_ Campbelltown and Camden.) 

Ccrobimilla—Erection of . New School Building. 
(Plans at Head Office, and at Public Schools, 
Narrandera, Ganmain. and’ Leeton.) 

Dorrigo North—Rrection of new Teacher’s Residence. 
(Plans at Head Office, and at Public Schools, Bel- 

__ lingen, Dorrigo, and Coft’s Harbour.) 

Gidginbung--Additions and Repairs. (Plans at Head 
Office, and_at Public Schools, Temora, Barmed- 
man, and Wvyaiong.) 

Glenburn, via Wambool—Additions, &c.. to Teacher’s 
Residence. (Plans at Head Office; District Works 
Office, Bathurst; and at Public School, Lithgow.) 

Kempsey East-—Remodelling. ‘&c. (Plans at Head 
Office; District Works Office. Kempsey: and at 
Public Schools. Macksville and Wauchope. © - 

Kemnpsey West—Remodelling,. &e. (Plans at Head 
Office; District Works Office. Kempsey; and at 
Publie Schools. Maeksville and Wauchope, — 

Mandnrama—Erection of New School . Building. 
(Plans ‘at Head Office. and at Public Schools, 
Blavney. Carcoar, and Cowra.) 

Woy Woy—Ground Improvements, &c. (Plans at 
Head Office; and at Public Sehool, Gosford, and 
Woy Woy.) . 

21st Decemper, 1922. 

Belmore River—Additions and Alterations. (Plans at 
Head Office; District Works Office. Kemnsey; 
Police Station, Macksville; and Public School, 
Belmore River.) Se ga Dist 

Manilla—Additions. (Plans at Head Office; District 
Works Office, Tamworth;-and at Police Stations, 
Manilla and Barraba.). 


Martin’s Gully, via Armidale—Brection of New School. 


Ruildine. (Plans at Head Office, and at District 
Works Office, Armidale.) 


’ Warren-—-Remodelling, &c. 


Murrurundi—-Additions. 


Head Office; District Works Office, Newcastle ; 
and at Public School, Martinsville.) 
Moruya—Remodelling. (Plans at Head Office, and at 
Police Stations, Braidwood, Moruya, and Nowra.) 
Mundongo—Erection of New School Buildings. (Plans 
at Head Office, and at Police Stations, Gundagai, 
Adelong, and 'Tumut.) 


Parramatta High—Conversion of Hat Rooms. to 
Classrooms. (Plans at Head Office, and at High 


School, Parramatta.) 

Quirindi—Remodelling. (Plans at Head Office; Dis- 
trict Works Office, Tamworth; and at Police 
Stations, Murrurundi and Quirindi, 

Roseville—Additions. (Plans at Head Office.) 

(Plans at Head Office, 

District Works Office, Dubbo; and at Police 

Stations, Nyngan and Warren:) 

28rH DucempErR, 1922, 


Adelong (fresh tenders)—Remodelling. (Plans at Head 
Office, and at Police Stations, Gundagai, Adeclong, 
and Tumut.) 

Clearmont—Erection of New School Building. (Plans 
at Head Office, and at Police Stations, Gundagai, 
Adelong, and Tumut.) 

Cob-O’ Corn— Additions, &ec. (Plans at Head Office; 
District Works Office, Lismore ; and at Police Sta- 
tions, Casino and Kyogle.) 

Comleroy Road—Additions, &c. (Plans at Head Office, 
and at Police Stations, Windsor and’ Richmond.) 

Lithgow—-Additions, &c. (Plans and Bills of Quan- 
tities at Head Office; District Works Office, 
Bathurst; and Police Station, Lithgow.) 

Longleat—-Additions. (Plans at Head Office, and at | 
Police Stations, Windsor and Richmond.) 

Macksville—Additions, (Plans at Head Office; Dis- 
trict Works Office, Kempsey; and Police St&tions, 

_ Coff’s Harbour and Macksville.) 5 

Moree—Additions. (Plans at Head Office; District 
Works Office, Moree; and Police Stations, Wari- 
alda and Inverell.) 








(Plans at Head Office, and 

at. Police Stations, Scone, Murrurundi, and 
\ Quirindi.) 

Newport—Additions. (Plans at Head Office.) 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS 
AND TRAMWAYS. 


T\ENDERS will be received at the Office of the 
Railway Commissioners, Bridge-street, Sydney, 
until 12 noon on the dates shown for the services 
specified :— 
13th Decemper, 1922 (EXTENDED FROM 29TH 
NovemBer, 1922). 

For the supply of 38-core High-tension Cable and 
Boxes for State Coal Mine, Lithgow, to Specifica- 
tion No. 574 (price 2s. Gd.), at Chief Mlectrical 
Engineer’s Office, 61 Hunter-street, Sydney. 

13tH December, 1922, 

For. lease of suitable space for Business Stall at 
Central Railway Assembly Platform:. Terms and 
conditions and form of tender at office of Estate 
Avent, 357 Klizabeth-street, Sydney. 

For the manufacture and supply of ten (10) miles of 
3/0 (4096) B. and S, hard-drawn electrolytic 
Copper Trolley Wire, to Specification No. 567/2 
(price 2s. 6d.), at Chief lectrical Engincer’s 
Office. 61 Hunter-street, Sydney. 

For the Loading of Special Class Goods into Railway 
Trucks at Darline Island Railway Station, for 
one vear from lst January, 1923. Particulars anc 
snecifications at Office of Chief Trafhe. Manager 
(Gocds Branch).- Ist floor, Central Station, 
Sydney. 

For the Purchase of— 

2,500. Second-hand Cornsacks. 

2,000 Second-hand Chaff Bags. 

“Tender forms and further particulars from 
Acting Comptroller of Stores, Wilson-steet, New- 
town, where also the bags may’ be inspected. 


e 


90TH DrckmBEr. 1922. 


For the supply of Two (2) High Duty Double-head 
Driving Wheel Lathes. Specification and tender 
forms from Actine Comptroller of Stores. 

For one (1) Air Washer and Humidifier for Zarra- 
street Power House, to Specification No. 583 (price 
92, 6A). at Chief Electrical Engineer's Office. 

For the Purchase of One (1) Pumping Plant. at Law- 
son. Tender forms and_ particulars obtainable 
from Fitter-in-Charge, Vallev Heights, or In- 
svector of Water Supply, Loco. Department, 
Erskineville. 


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ny 3rp January, 1923. 

For the supply of 50 “P” type Tramears, to Specifi- 
cation No. 566/1 (price £1); 100 No, 9 type Bogie 
Trucks, to Specification 580/1 (price 10s.). Copies 
of Specifications, at the prices indicated, obtain- 
able from the Chief Electrical *Hngineer, 61 
Hunter-street, Sydney. 


10TH January, 1923. 


For the supply of Single Phase Constant Current 
Transformers, to Specification No. 579 (price 
2s. 6d.), at Chief Electrical Engineer’s Office, 61 
Hunter-street, Sydney. 


For the Supply of Single Phase 50-cycle Transformers, 
to Specification No. 578 (price 2s. 6d.), at Chief 
Electrical Engineer’s Office, 61 Hunter-street, 
Sydney. 

24TH JANUARY, 1923. 

For 660 yards 0°0045 square-inch High Tension Cable, 
to Specification No. 576 (price 2s, 6d.), at Chief 
Electrical Engineer’s Office. 

dist January, 1923. 


For the Supply of Four (4) 1,000 k.w.. Rotary Converter 
Units, to Specification No. 582 (price 10s.), obtain- 
able from Chief Electrical Engineer. 


147TH FEepruary, 1923. 


For High Tension Switch-gear, to Specification No. 
584. 

Remote Control Switch-gear, to Specification No. 585, 

Manually-operated Switch-gear, to Specification No. 
586. 

Each specification can be obtained at the Chief Elec- 
trical Kngineer’s Office, 61 Hunter-street, Sydney, 
price Ys. 6d, 

° 21st Feprvary, 1923. 


For Supply of 100,000 yards of 48-inch 20-02. Flax | 


Canvas. Tender forms and particulars from. Act- 
ing Comptroller of Stores, Wilson-street, Newtown. 





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SITTINGS OF THE SUPREME COURT OF | 


NEW SOUTH WALES, &c. 


MATRIMONIAL CAUSES JURISDICTION, 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 
Matrimonial Causes Jurisdiction. 


The fourth day of October, 1923. 


I, The Honorable ALEXANDER GorDOoN, being the Judge duly 
appointed under the Matrimonial Causes Act, 1899, do 
hereby order that the sittings for the trial of causes in this 
Jurisdi¢tion shall commence during the year one thousand 
nine hundred and twenty-three, wpon the following days, viz. :— 


Monday, the 19th day of March, 
Thursday, the 7th day of June, 
Monday, the 3rd day of September, and 
Monday, the 26th day of November. 


ALEXANDER GORDON, J. 


: GAou DELIVERIES. 
First Gaol Delivery, Monday, 19 March. 


Second oe Tuesday, 5 June, 

Third ay Monday. 3 September. 

Fourth - 26 November. 
TERMS. 


First Term, 19 February to 17 March. 


Second ,, 7 May to 6 June. 
Third » 30, duly to 1 September. 
Fourth ,, 29 October to 24 November. 
SypNrEy Causzs. 

Monday, 19 March to Friday, 4 May. 
Thursday, 7 June to 45 6 July. : 
Monday,. 3 September to ,, 26 October. 

sh 26 November to Thursday, 20 December. 


SrTTInGs IN MATRIMONIAL CAusss. 


First Sitting in Matrimonial Causes, begins Monday, 19 March. 


Second. ,, 4 < » Thursday, 7 June, 
Third.) «5 ay inet >», Monday, 8 Sept. 
Fourth ” 3 ” ” ” 26 Nov. 


, 
CIRCUITS AND CAUSES ON CIRCUIT. 


Goulburn—26 April. 
Dubbo—18 April. 
Albury—23 April. 
Armidale—18 April. 
Hay—18 April 
Narrabri—24 April. 
Grafton—b5 April. 
Maitlanda—z6 April. 
Broken Hlil—27 Apr . 


.s 
Cootamundra—9 October, 
Dubbo—16 October. 
Tamworth—18 October. 
Deniliquin—17 October, 
Newcastle—9 Octoher. 
Wagga Wagga—11 October, 
Lismore —26 September, 
bathurst—23 October. 


VACATIONS, 


First vacation beginning 23 December 1922, and ending 17 
Fepruary, 1923. Second vacation beginning 9 July and 
ending 28 July, 1923. , 


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-annexed hereto. 





23xp May, 1923: 
For the supply of Eight (8) Water-tube Boilers, with 


Accessories, for White Bay Power-house, Sydney, 
to Specification No. 575. Price, 40s. for first copy - 


and 20s. for subsequent copies, obtainable from 


Chief Electrical Engineer, 61 Hunter-street; 


Sydney. 


All tenders to be properly endorsed. No tender 
necessarily accepted. Make cheques payable ‘‘Railway 


Commissioners.”’ 


W. J. MORRIS, 
; Secretary. 


[2670] Sydney, 17th October, 1922. 


SUPPLIES AND SERVICES FOR THE PUBLIC 

SERVICE. : 

ES for the supply and delivery of Drapery 

- required during 1923-24 will be received at the 

Stores Supply Department, 15 Young-street, Sydney, 
up till 4.30 p.m. on Tuesday, 19th December, 1922. 

Tender forms and further particulars on applica- 


tion, 
A. BERCKELMAN, Executive Member. 


[2986] Sydney, 3rd November, 1922, 
SUPPLIES AND SERVICES FOR THE PUBLIC 
SERVICE. 


FP ENDERS for the following Supplies will be received 
at the Stores Supply Department, 15 Young-: 





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street, Sydney, up till 4.30 p.m. on the date men-’ 


tioned :— é 
9TH January, 1923. / 
Uniform Trimmings. \ 
Tender forms and further particulars on application. 


A. BERCKELMAN, 
Executive Member. 





LATEST DATES FOR GIVING NOTICE FOR AND 
DATES OF BARRISTERS’ EXAMINATIONS, &c., 
FOR THE YEAR 1923, . 


EXAMINATIONS, &C., FOR THE BAR. 


Last days for lodging fee and notice of intention to apply 
for admission as a student-at-law, 17 February, 5 May ~ 
28 July, and 27 October. 


Last days for lodging fee and notice for admission, or, of 
intention to proceed, to examination—10 February, 28 
April, 21 July, and 20 October. ee 


Preliminary, Intermediate, and Final Examinations bégin— 
_ 26 February, 14 May, 7 August, and 5 November, ~ we 
LATEST DATES FOR GIVING NOTICE, &., AND 
DATES OF EXAMINATIONS, &c,, FOR ARTICLED 
CLERKS DURING 1923. 


EXAMINATIONS, &C., FOR SOLICITORS. ~ 


Last days for notiee of intention to apply for admission as a 
Solieitor—17 February, 5 May, 28 July, and 27 Oetober 
Last days for lodging fee and notice of intention to proceed 


to Legal History, Intermediate and Final Law Examin- 
ations— 10 February, 28 April, 21 July, and 20 October. 


Legal,History, Intermediate and Final Examinations begin— 
20 February, 8 May, 31 July, and 30 October. ; 


In the Supreme Court of 
New South Wales. 


Monday, the Twenty-fifth day of Seutatttier: 1922, 
REGUL GENERALES. — 


Tux following rules are hereby established, for the despatch of 
business in the Supreme Court, during the year 1923 :— 


TERMS, HOLIDAYS, SITTINGS, AND VACATIONS. 


1. The Terms, Holidays, Vacations, Circuits, and Sittings of 
the Court shall be. those mentioned in the Law Almanac 


EQUITY. ; 

2. The Court will sit for the hearing of witness causes in 
Equity on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, at 
10 o’clock. Applications for injunction or for a receiver, or 
relating to the liberty of the subject, will be taken on any day 
at 10 o’clock, Company matters will be taken on Tuesday at 
10 o’clock. All other matters in Equity will be taken on 
Friday at 10 o’clock, and on other days by leave of a Judge. * 


LUNACY. ‘ 
$. Matters in Lunacy will be heard on Thursday, at 10 
o'clock. : ' 
PROBATE MATTERS, 


4. Non-contentious Probate matters will be taken by the 
Probate Judge on Monday at 10 o’clock, of at such other 
times as he shall appoint. All other Probate matters will be 
taken by the Probate Judge at such times as he shall appoint. 


. BANKRUPTOY MATTERS. ; 

5, The Judge in Bankruptcy will, unless he shall otherwise. 
appoint, take the general bankruptcy business as follows :— — 
Motions under Section 134 on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, | 
Thursday, and Friday; all other matters on Wednesday and ~ 
Qhursday, at 10 o'clock, ; 








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\ uP ; _  . CHAMBER BUSINESS. 
*. 6. Chamber business at Law may be ¢aken on sueh day$ 


and at such times as may he ordered by a’Judge; and unless 
otherwise ordered will be taken as follows :— 


«During Term and the Sittings for Trial of Causes. 
(1) Ordinary Chamber business — 

4 p ~~» (a) Practice Work—en Mondays, Wednesdays, and 
is ; hg ww, Fridays, at 9.30 a.m. f 
(b) Other slugle Judge applications—on Tuesdays 

and Thursdays, at 9,30 a.m. ae ‘ 


Regulations—on Fridays, at10a:m. | . 
(3) Chamber business before the Prothonotary. —on any 
day (except Saturday), at 9.30 a.m, 
¢ + : <i During Vacation. 
On Wednesdays, at 10 a.m. 
Pa ae 


SATURDAYS. | 
7. There will be no sitting of the Court in Sydney on any 
Saturday unless the Court or a Judge otherwise directs. ~ 
; W. P. CULLEN; 6.9. ° 
. ; > P. W, STREET, C.J. inv Eq. 
ALEXANDER GORDON, J. 
DAVID G. FERGUSON, J. 
GENERAL RULES APPLICABLE TO 
EVERY YEAR. 


PRECEDENCE OF BUSINESS. 


495. Unless otherwise ordered, matters for hearing before 
.the Full Court shall be taken in accordance with the following 
directions : ; : ‘ 4 
(a) Any matter which, in the opinion of the Court, should 
be disposed of immediately, may be heard forthwith, 
or at such time as the Court appoints: 


_ (®) Criminal and other Crown cases will have precedence 

on Fridays. ~ A RN as 

(c) Sabject to the provisions of clause (w) hereof, Motions 
generally will have ‘precedence on Mondays and 
Thursdays. : AB agate : ‘ 
Subject to the preceding clauses, every matter in the 

* Term paper will be heard in the order in whieh it is 
entered in the Term book. 


CONFIRMATION OF ORDERS, 


t ; 314. Notice must be given to the Prothonotary, on Or before 
: the Saturday preceding the commencement of each Term, of 
‘ t all intended applications for confirmation by the Court of 
: orders made under and by virtue of the twentieth Section of 

the Avt 1900, No. 35 é 


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SETTING DOWN CAUSES AT LAW. 


106. For each day of the Sittings for Causes in Sydney 
there shall be three separate Oause Lists, which shail be taken 
respectively in the Banco, and in No, 1 and No. 2 Jury Courts. 

107. To the extent limited for each day as next mentioned, 
causes shall be set dowm consecutively only. No more than 
four causes shall be set down in any list for any day for, trial 
in Sydney by aJudge without a Jury, or by a Jury of four 
persons, nor more than one cause for trial by a Jury of twelve : 
, Provided that an additional number of causes, not exceeding 
two, may be set down for any day, if the Prothonotary sees fit. 

108. Until all Lists have been filled, in accordance with the 
Jast preceding Rule, no cause shall, except by leave -of the 
Prothonotary, be set down in any List for any subsequent day. 


JURIES OF TWELVE. 
Be i be 109. Provided that causes for trial by juries of twelve shall 
: : : be set down for such days only as the Prothonotary shall in 
: : each case direct. Siigghrh & a 
TRANSFERRING CAUSES. 

110. Causes, on the List of any Court, may be transferred 
to the List of any other, by order of a Judge, for trial on the 
day next but one following, or any later day: Provided that 
no such day shall be earlier than that -for which the cause was 


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first entered. é Ss ae op 
_ GCAUSBSON CIRCUIT, ~~ 

111. Causes for trial in any Circuit Cort shall be set down for 
the day fixed in the Law Almanac for holding such Circuit 
Court. But whenever it appears to the Chief Justice, or to 
the Judge intending to -hold any Circuit, Court, that it will 
not be convenient to hear the civil causes (if amy) set down 


or such Judge, may, not less than sixteen days before the 


causes, by direction to the Prothonotary; and the Prothono- 
» tary shall thereupon forthwith give notice of such appointment 

to the svlicitors in the said causes or to their town agents, 

and also to the Sheriff; and all.notices already given between 
' the parties shall hold good:and be applied to the day so 

specially appointed, and all notices and subpeenas to be there- 
_ after given or issued shall be given or issued for that day. 


127. If no civil cause has been set down and notice of 
trial given and notified to- the Prothonotary ‘for any Circuit 
Court, up to the siekgenth day before the day named in the 
Law Almanac for the trial of civil causes thereat, no jury 
shall be summoned to such Court for the trial of civil issues 

_ without the leave of a Judge, and the Prothonotary shall 
give notice to the Shertff accordingly. A F 


ries. ‘POSTPONEMENT. 


the triat ot any cause, specially fixed, shall also be postponed 
for the same number of days as that for which the Sittings 
have been postponed, unless a Judge shall otherwise order. 


CAUSES UNCONCLUDED DURING THE SITTINGS. 


145, Any cause, not concluded on the last day of the Sittings, 
eee eget on such day or days as the presiding Judge 
inks fit, ar 





(2) Applications under the War Precautions Act and 


for trial at that Court on the day so fixed, the Ohief Justice,. 


day so fixed, appoint some other day for the trial of such | 


113. When any Sittings for causesare postponed, the date for - 


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: REMANETS. 

114, All causes remaining untried at any Sittings shall be set 
down by the Prothonotary, each according to its appropriate 
list for the then next Sittings; and no new notice of trial, 
or to produce documents, shall be necessary. Every such 
cause shall have precedence over causes previously set down 
for those Sittings. : 


APPLICATION FOR NEW TRIAL. 


150. Every application. for a nonsuit, or for a new trial, or 
in arrest of judgment, or for judgment non obstante veredicto, 
or for a venire de novo, or to enter a verdict, or to increase or 
reduce the amount of the verdict, shall be by notice of motion, 
and no rule nist order to show cause or formal proceedings 
other than such notice of motion shall be made or taken. The 
moving party shall within ¢ight days (or in causes tried at 
Circuit Courts within fourteen days) after the trial file a notice 
of appeal, together with all affidavits to be used in support of 
such motion. Provided that any such affidavits may, by leave 
of the Court or a Judge, be filed at a later date. 

151. Byery such notice of motion shall state the day or days 
on which the cause was tried, the verdict given or other ter- 
mination of the trial, the motion intended to be made, and the 
grounds on which it will be made; and when the party had 
counsel at the trial shall be signed by one of such counsel. 

151a. A copy ef every such notice of motion shall be left at 
the chambers of the Jiftdge before whom the cause was tried on 
the day on which it is filed, and a copy thereof, and of any 
affidavit that may be filed in support thereof, shall on the day 
on which it is filed be served upon each opposing party or upon 
each solicitor on the record. — 

152. Rescinded by rule of 31st July, 1918, and following 
rule substituted :—On or before the last day limited for filing 
such notice of motion, the moving party shall order a copy of 
the notes of the Judge before whom the eause was tried, and 
of his summing up, and within fourteen days after receiving 
the same shall file a printed copy of such notes, summing up, 
and of such exhibits or parts thereof as the Judge shall direct, 
and at the same time lodge three additional printed copies, 
and shall also within the same time serve four printed 
copies upon all parties upon whom a copy of the notice of appeal 
is required to be served: Provided that a Judge may on such 
conditions as he thinks fit extend the times for ordering, filing, 
lodging, and serving copies of such notes, summing up, and 
exhibits, and he may, upon the application of any party to 
such notice of motion, dispense with the printing or ordering 
of such notes, summing up, and exhibits, or any of them, 
or any portion of them, respectively, and may direct a 
greater or less number of printed copies to be lodged or served 
upon any of the said parties. 

154. Every such notice of motion shall be for the first day on 
which the Court sits in Banco after the expiration of sixteen 


_ days from the filing of such notice : Provided that no matter in 


which printed copies’of the Judge’s notes have to be filed and 
served shall be called on for hearing before such copies haye 
been filed.and sérved, or the time for so doing haa expired, 
unless the Court or a Judge otherwise directs. 

155. The moving party will be restricted upon the hearing to 
the grounds specified in the notice of motion. 

157. The Associate of the Judge who fried the cause shall 
attend the Court on the hearing of the motion with the issues, 
exhibits, and other papers, and shall discharge thereafter the 
duties of the Prothonotary in respect of such motion until the 
same is disposed of. 


PARTIES NOT READY TO PROCEED. 


158. Where a notice of motion under Rule 150 hereof has been 
filed and no motion is made when the case is called onfor hear- — 
ing, the. motion. shall, unless the Court otherwise orders, be 
dismissed with costs, : ; 


STAY OF EXECUTION, 


158a. Where any such notice of motion is filed it shall net 
operate as a stay of execution, except in cases where the,Judge 
has reserved, any point or given leave to move the Court in 
respect of any point. 


VACATION BUSINESS. 


9. During the Long Vacation, from the commencement there- 
of to the 31st January follcwing, both days inclusive, except 
as in the next Rule provided, time shall not run in any 
jurisdiction of the Court, nor shall any business other than 
that specified in such Rule be taken without the feave of a 
Judge; but time shall run after the said 31st January, and 
throughout the Short Vacation. 


10. During the Long Vacation, from the commencement there- 
of to the 81st January following, both days imelusive— f 

(a) In any action in which the Writ has been. specially 
indorsed under the 24th section of the Common Law 
Procedure Act, 1899, unless the declaration includes 
counts in respect of causes of action not so indorsed, 
all steps and proceedings may be taken and time 
shall run at Law. 

(b) Causes may be set down, and notices of trial and to 
admit or produce documents may be given. ; 

(c) All Writs may be issued, executed, and returned. | 

(d) Judgment may be signed in all cases in which the time 
which must expire before the same can be signed has ~ 
expired before vacation begins. : Pe ates 

(e) Time shall run for putting in, excepting to and justi- 
fying bail. : 7 

(f) Costs may be taxed in any case if the Taxing Officers 
deem it necessary. 

(g) All necessary proceedings may be taken for the pur- 
poses of an Appeal, or for obtaining or dissolving any 
injunction. v, 

(h) Summonses in cases of emergency may be returnable 
in Chambers on any Wednesday, or such other day as 
a Judge may appoint. 

Every notice of motion for a new trial must be filed within the 
time limited by these Rules notwithstanding Vacation. 


CHAMBER BUSINESS, 


310. Every Summons returnable in Chambers shall be served 
on the party whose attendance is required before one o'clock 
of the afternoon preceding the return day, or if returnable on 
Monday before one o'clock of the preceding Friday afternoon 
unless a Judge otherwise orders. » 


336. No Chamber application will he entertained on any dayin 
or out of Term, except in cases of emergency, after one o'clock, 
For further particulars, see Book Almanac, 











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ato Almanac, 
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4923. ees 
. JANUARY. MARCH, 
1|M Holiday. F WTh \ 
2/T | Holiday. 2\F. = 
3) W 3/8 Oe 
4\Th| i) 41S! Taird Sanday in Lent. 
6 s FHolidau, Al 6 at S 
7 irst Sunday after Epiphan ee : 
8/M fists . Dae 4| 8/Th 
10) W | g 19,8 é j 
r1/Th. 11S) Fourth Sunday in Lent. 
12\F 12|M : f 5 
% /13/8 Holiday. i , . 13/T 
S/114)S) Second Sunday after Epiphany. 14|W Y 4 
= 15|\M| Holiday, j 15/Th 
9g 16/T | 16|F | Admission of Solicitors, 
> |17|W 17'S | First Term ends. 
-|18/Th gq {S| Hifth Sunday in Pent. 
tg/f H IQ M Causes for Trial (3 Courts), Central Criminal 
20/8 Holiday. B |20 T ie 
21)$) Third Sunday after Epiphann. i |21/W ' 
22/M |) Holiday, 5 |22/Th 
23 T : % 23 FE + 
24 Ww 24/8 3 4 
25/Th| Holiday, 4 i259) Palm Sunday. 
} |26lK | Holiday. oo a6 MO ye) 
27\S | Holiday. a j27/T i 
|28|\$| Septuagesina Sundap. 28)W - 
29|M) Holiday. |. }29/Th 
30/L 30/F | Good Friday. Holiday. 
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4S | Sexagesima Sunday. BIW SS at 
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co 67 oF esa ; 
| 7,7 PAAR Gi Linh GN ee mana G 
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r2'M | Bi /12/Th . f 
1ZT Bir3ik | * 
14|W 3 14 Si} = Seek che 
15 Th & 15'S} Second Sunday after Easter. 
16 F & |16\M | Causes for Trial (1 Court). : 
178 | Vaeation ends. <j17/T bee RCE 
18 a) +irst Sunday in by Ci, @ |18 W | Huy, Dalbo, and Armidale Sittings. 
19\M | First Term begins. Biro Th! . yaoi 
20/T | Solicitors’ Examinations begin. 4 20k : 
_ lor WwW “lars . 
% |22/Th 22 $ Third Sunday after Exster. 
@ (23/E | 23 Albury Sittings, 
F j24\S | _ |24/T. | Narrabri Sittings. i 
F l25\8| Seennd Sunday in Pent, 25, W 
@ 126|M | Bar Examinations begin. 26/Th’ Goitnge and Maitland Sittings. 
Eat ; 27 | Broken Ifill Sittings, 
28) W che 28\5 sree % 
“age 29, 8| Sourth Sundap after Easter. 
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Bere Law Almanac, 1928. 
i Ny 
Pee ce MAY. | JULY. 
P = ) 
Toe ee 1\T ; | 1S) Hifth Sunday after Trinity. 
co apeea 2)W ‘i aM} p 
. 3Th | .3/T 
Pyke 4\F | Causes end, < sr, 4 W | 
58 5\Th 
6 AS} Rogation Sundap. 6|R | Causes end. : 
7\M | Second Term begins. © 7\8 5 Ea 
8/T | Solicitors’ Examinations begin. 8S Sixth Sunday after Trinity, | 
9|\W 9 M | Vacation begins, i | 
10/Th 10|T | 
1r|P s 11;\W io 
{12/8 12 |12 Th 
4113/8) Sinden after Ascension Bay. & 73/8 | 
§ 14/M | Bar Examinations begin. = 5 |14/8 é | 
Bre firs S| Seventh Sunday after Crinity, 
e 16|\W 16|/M : 
8 |17/Th) ( ir7\T 
AIF Se” 18|W 
19S | ; Se : 3 19/Th 
y 20| S| Gathit Sunday, | 20\F 
21\M | ; i : oe on ; 21\S ; ; ; : 
4 22'T ; en 22|$)| Eighth Sunbdap after Trinity. 
‘ 23|W sei: SORE ee 92 =f 23M 
24\Th ee Sear Bj 24/7 | 
25|\F Sn,  /25|W 
gOS oe rect NR aso rah SD A 26\Th | 
27 S| Trinity Sunday, * Blak | 
28) M d ee eer one mt 28\S | Vacation ends, 
aa 29\T vs Bee 29,8) HMinth Sunday after Trinity. | 
30/W | { a He 30|M | Third Term begins. | | 
e131) Th Piney = 31/L | Solicitors’ Examinations begin. 
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JUNE. ; AUGUST. 
WF Ww 
2/8 2\Th 
38 First Saiben, after Trinity. 3\F 
4\M | Holiday. 48 
5\T | Central Criminal Court, 5 S| Centh Sunday after Trinity 
6|W | Second Term ends. Admission of Solicitors 6M Holiday. 
a Th Causes for Trial Ete Teun) j aT Bar Me ination: bbe, 
8iF aoe 8|W 
9/S shot Sight ee / - 9/Th 
| > {10 cae | Second Sunday after Trinity. eo 
hel Gr ite : 11S, 
a i12T | . 12\S | Eleventh Sundap after Trinitp. 
Fat 
B\t3 Ww fa (13)\M 
-o |14/Th i ir4/T 
be lrs|F A i5 W 
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|B lr7|S) Third Sunday after Trinity. i i7'F ‘ 
2 18iM | ch LF" 78/8 
Ig/T ; 198 | Twelfth Sunday after Trinity. 
W : he 20) M : 
Th) Conveyancers’ Examination begins. — 21/7 
F. ‘¥ Pict a 22|W 
3/£ ee 23/Th 
SS) Fourth Sicthan « after + Trinity, d 24\F 
M | Holiday. - * l2siS : Ss 
T Ake ? 26,8 | Thirteenth Sunday after Trinity. 
Ww . 27|M 
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8 \ 30|Th 
31|/F | Admission of Solicitors. 
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‘SEPTEMBER. NOVEMBER. : 
1/9 | Third Term ends. “aTh] Ghee ; 
2)$| Fourteenth Sunday after Trinity. 2\F 
9} M 1Gauses for Trial (3Courts), Central Criminal Court. | 3 g ; PISS Sy a EAR piss 
47 p hiterd| 4|S | Twenty-third Sundan after Trinity. 
5) W| b 5 M | Bar Examinations begin. ~ 
6|Th 6/f ete 
7E tae 7\W PW 
8\S ; SAW ae i -| 8ITb saat ot 2 
9S | Miftcenth Sundap after Trinity. 5 on ea HOY ance, Ni 
. ro; M ; ter 
Brut ¥¢ x 11/9 | Awenty-fourth Sunvay after Trinity. | ~ 
5 |12|W Ee t2|M 
8 414/Th B iigfdha pg ee a‘ A 
an : 4G, Viel en ta = Z + 
= 14/F . 14/W dase Le Tis babies ; 
15 eal 15 Th 2 : 
E 16|S| Sixteenth Sundap after Trinity. ee eas SrA oy : iy bg 
2 |r7| Mh ETS Saas s = ¥ 
a 8 zi . 18S | Cwenty-fifth Sunvap after Trinity. | 
 |r9|W tofM |. ae bance 
© |20/Th 20/T Re po aaee 
21 21|W ache 
2318. Wakes” BUN te ’ a 22|Th} : a f 
\23 S Sebentecnth Sunday after Crinity. 2 |23|F | Admission.of Solicitors. — x 
24/M Pg tase | 2 <q 248 | Fourth Term ends. 
25/1 2 l2818 7 Ctventy-sixth ‘Sandan after Erinity ‘ 
26|W_| Lismore Sittings, ee 26 Mj} Cauees for Prial (8 Courts). Central Criminal gout K 
27/Th Blog| T Re a aan 
\28F | : si 28 ve of ; 
298 1 eis ee 29h = 
30, S| Cighteenth Sunday alter Trinity. 30, | ‘ 
me ae Ke are” 5 
OCTOBER. DECEMBER. 
Month for registering Solicitors’ Oficeg. ia ae ‘ 
} ia | Holiday. US. be oN ree oes ia, 
2|\T #. 238 Hirst Sunday in Adhent, = 
37 Beg ie yaaa Sak ys 
/ 4Th are Sey age OR eae 
| ° Neu 
56 13 Pia ( Te, Paaysiod. held if Master 
Hi n SAS aC ee has a lend of Bogert same, | 
| 7S | Mineteenth Sundap after Cet a. 4 rte 15 “Do do. Raat 
"9 8/M | Causes for Trial (1’Court). HS 8 
IT. | Newcastle and Cootamundra Sittings. bp IS Se ccond Sant in Bent, 
| 9 
B |10 W |B | ro) MM : i 
 11'Th) Wagga Wagga Sittings, 4 B eos Na ie _ ; 1 ‘ 
O |raiF . t | wm |12|W 3 
eB itgiS fa . 13/Th| my 
4 4S Cwenticth Sunday after Trinity. ae : ENTER erat 
m |15) . a ALSO dea S EY WARN ite | 
4 'x6 I | Dubbo Sittings. 16S) Third Sunday in Advent. 
P \17'W | Deniliquin Sittings. SN iRen angry Pele ie” ae: ER 
3 'r8'Th| Tamworth Sittings. /r8)P |= i ee, 4 
Lea ol (viet oa 19|W a" 
208 i. a 20/Th, Causes ond, < 
21 S | Cwenty-tirst Sunday after Trinity. “4 ark | Mags 
\22/M. . 22/8" He gliday Vacation ects. EP ee 
’,.|23 T | Bathurst Sittings. 23\8| Hourth S mnday im Piotr 
tj (24, W y | z 24/M. Holiday. : 
i |a5/‘Ch ; = 25\T | Christmas Baye 
| 26 F Gasper end, @ <q [20] W |. ota: 
27S 27) eer af eve 
ft 28,8 | Cwentp- -sccond Suntieyattee Cage > j28/F hak eign 
a4 129 M | Fourth Term begins. ; 29/8 anda, Ne 
Fa 30/T Solicitors’ Examinations begin. SEN A nal 30S Kirst | Sundap after ‘Christinas j 
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Holiday. 


Holiday. 


Hirst a xbter Spighany, 
TONS 


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| Holiday. 


Second Sits: wtter Eiken 
Holiday ies 


Holiday. 


Third Sunday atter Epiphany 
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Holiday. ir 

5 ELD 9 Sunday, 
Toliday. Q. 8. Yass. D. C. Yass, 
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MARCH. 





Q.S. Sydney. D.C. Sydney. D.C. Nowra. D.C. 
’ (Parramatta. 


Third Sunday in Went, 

D.C. Corowa (2 p.m.) 

Q.8. Newcastle. QS. Walgett (3 p.m.) DC. Walgett: 
n {(8 pau.) QS. Forhes. D.C. Forbes, 


Q.S. Albury D.C. Albury: D.C, Parkes. 


Fourth Sunday in Dent. 


D.C. Neweastle. QS. Moree.’ D.C. Moree. Q.S. Con- 
[dobolin (2°30 p.m.) D.C. Cofdobolin (2°30 p.m.) 
Q.8. Wagga Wagga, D.C. Wagga Wayaa, 


Q.S. Narrabri. D.C. Narrabri. 
Admission of Solicitors. Q.8. Singleton. D.C. 
First Term ends. D.C, Hay. {Singleton. 


Causes for Trial (38 Courts), Central Criminal Court. °Q.S. 
{Hay. Q-3. Gunnedah. D.C. Gunnedah. 
D.C. Muswellbrook. Q.S.Cobar.’ D.C. Cobar. 


Q.S. Narrandera, D.C. Narrandera, QS. 
{(Murrurundi, D.C. Mtrrurundi. 
[Q.S. Bourke. D.C. Bourke. 


Palm Suwdap. 


Q.S, Mudgee. D.C. Mudgee. 


. Good Friday. | Roleey 
Holiday. 






















































_ FEBRUARY. 











I Th Qs. sydney. ae Sydney. Q.S. Goulburn. D.C. 


"Ky —-, (Goulburn. D.C Campbelltown. 


Holida Yy. 


Sexagesima Sunday. 
Holiday. NM 
QS. Cowra... Be Cowra. D.C Queanbeyan. Q.8. Orange, 


rg at a CD.C. peter: 
D.C. Braidwood. 

D.C. Grenfell (10 a.m,). 

Holiday. ; 

—Muingnagesima Sunday, 

Q3, Young.’ DC, ‘Young. Q.8. Cooma. D.C. Cooma 


[Q.8. Tam worth. pb, Tamworth. 


Q.S. Dubbo, D.C. Dubbo. 
D.C. Bega (2 p.m.). 


QS. Bega. Q,8. Armidale (2 p. im. }, D.C. Armidale 


¢ [2 p.mn.). 
Q.S. Gundagai. D.C. Gundagai. z : 
Vacation ends. 
First Sunday in Went. 
First term begins. Q.8. Glen Innes (2:30 p.m). 


a [Glen Innes (2°30 p° i . 
Solicitors’ Examinations begin. Q.S. Cootamundia. 


oy 


Bae 


D.C, Cootamundra, QS. Mechensong RB i 


Bathurst. D.C, Bathurst. 
D.C. Lithgow (8.15 p.m.). Wee 
Q.S. Inverell. D.C. Inverell, . 
D.C. pee: ‘ 
a. 


Serouk Sumdap in Pent. 


Bar Examinations begin. Q.S8. Wyalong (2 pan.). D.C 


Wyalong (2 p.m.). D.C. Wollongong. Q.8. 


Parrainatta. < 
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BMY BHAAE Meas 


Easter Sunday, ~ 

Holiday. 

Holiday. x : : 
Q.S. Sydney. D.C, Sydney, Q.8. Taree. D.C. 


_ Gratton Sittings, s “" Taree, 


/ 


D.C. Port Macquarie. 

dirst Sunday after Easter, 

Q.S. Kempsey. D.C, Kenipsey. 

Q. $8. Maitland. @.S8. Coonamble (2 p.m.). D.C. 


[Coonamble (2 p.m.)- 
Q.S, Broken Hill, D.C. Broken\Hill. 


D.C. Bellingen, 


Second Sunday atter Caster. 


Causes for Trial (1 Court) D.C. Maitland, 
: NE QS Parramatta. 


Hay, Dubbo, and Armidale Sittings. 
D.C. Parramatta. 
D.C. Deniliquin. 


Thirs Sunday after Easter. 

Albury Sittings. Q.S. Deniliquin. 

NarrabriSittings. Q.S. Grafton. D.C. Grafton. 
D.C. Nyrgan (12°15 p,m.). 


Goulburn and Maitland Sittings. 
broken Hill Sittings. D.C, Casino. 


fourth Sunday after Caster. 











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Q.S. Sydney. D.C, Sydney. Q.S. Lismore, 
: [D.C. Wellington. 

Q.S. Yass. D.C. Yass. D,©. Lismore. 

Causes end. 


Rogation Sunday. 
Second term begins. Q.S8. Goulburn. D.C. Goulburn, 


Solicitors’ Examinations begin. P.C. Moss Vale. D.C. 
[Murwillumbah. Q.8, Bathurst, D.C. Bathurst 


D.C. Lithgow (3.15 p.m.) 
D.C, Campbelltown. 


Sunday after Ascension Bay. 


Bar Examinations begin. Q.8, Cowra, D.C. Cowra, 


D.C. Queanbeyan. D.C, Dubbo. 


D.C, Grenfell (2 p.m.). D.C. Braidwood. 


GaAhit Sunday. 
Q.S. Young. D.C. Young, 4 
Q.S. Wollongong. Q.S. Orange. D.C. Orange. 


Crinity Sunday. 


Q.S. Gundagai. D.C, Gundagai. D.S. Wollongong. Q.5. 
[Tamworth, D.C. Tamworth. QS. Parramatta. 


Q.S. Cootamundra. D.C, Cootamundra. D.C. Nowra. 
Q.8. Armidale (2p.m.), DC. Armidale (2 p.m.). D.C, 
Parrainatta. 





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JUNE. 














ae aa i rT . » 
Kivet Sunday after Trinity. > 
Holiday. 
Central Criminal Court Q.8. Sydney, Newrastle, Glen 
[Innes (2:30 p.m). D.C, Sydney, Glen innes (2°30 p.m.). 
second Term ends. Admission of Solicitors. 


Causes for Trial (3 Courts), .S, Inverell, 
D.C. Temora. [D.C. Inverell 


Second Sunday after Crinitp. 
Q.S. Wyalong (2 p.m.) D.C, Wyalong (2 p.m.). 
f [v.C, Newcastle. 


> 


Third Sunday after Trinity. 
Q.S. Cooma, D.C. Cooma. 


. D.C. Bega (2 p.m.). 


Conveyancers’ Examinations begin. Q.8. Bega. 
[D.C. Cowra (2 p.m.). 


Fourth Sunday after Trinity. 
Holiday. 


Q.S. Albury. D.C Albury. QS. Walgett 
((3 p.m.). D.C. Walgett (3 p m.). 





























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JULY. 











Fifth Sunday after Trinity. 
Q.S. Sydney. Q.S. Wagga Wagga. D.C. Wagga 
[Wagga. .S. Moree. D.C. Moree. 


Q.S. Narrabri, D.C. Narrabri. 
Canses end. ' 


Sixth Sunday after Crinity. 


Vacation begins, Q.S. Gunnedah. D.C, Gunne- 
(dah. 





Q.S. Hay. D.C. Hay. 


Seventh Sundap after Trinity. 


Q.8. Narrandera. D.C. Narrandera, 


Gighth Sundap after Trinity. 
Q.S. Kenipsey. D.C, Kempsey. 
Q.S. Maitland. f 


D.C. Bellingen. 


Vacation ends. : 

Slinth Sunday after Trinity. 

Third Tern begins, D.C. Maitland, D.C. Port 
(Macquarie. 

Solicitors’. Examinations begin, QS. Forbes. 











[D.C. Forbes, 








AUGUST. 














2|M 
3\/Tu 
4|W 
5th 
6|E 
718 
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iM 
to/Tu 
11;W|- 
12\Th 
13|F 
14/8 
5S 
16|M 
17/Tu 
18|W 
t9/Th 
20|F 
21/8 
22\8 
23|M. 
24|Tu 
25) W 
26|/Th 
27|\F | 
28\S 
29) 
30|M 
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6|\M 
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9|Th 
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15) WH 
16/Th 
17|\k 
18/8 
19.3 
20|M. 
21/Tu 
22|W 
23\Th 
24\F 
25)8 
26\S 
27|M. 
28/Tu 
29|W 
30/Th 
31\F 





Q.S. Sydney. D.C. Sydney, Q.S. Taree. D.C. 
D.C, Parkes, . [Taree. 


_ Wentk Sunday after Trinizs. 
Holiday. 


Bar Examinations begin. Q.8. Singleton. D.C. Single- 
[tou. Q.5. Cobar, D.C: Cobar, 


Q.S. Broken Hill, D.C. Broken Hill, 
Q.S. Bourke, D.C. Bourke, 


Eleventh Sunday after Urinitp. 


D.C. Muswellbrook. Q.S. Grafton. D.C. Grafton. 
[Q.8. Coonamble p.m.) D.0. Coonamble 


Q.S.Murrnrundi, D.C. Murrurundi. [2 pias): 
D.C, Deniliquin, D.C. Casino, 


Cwelfth Sunday after Trinity. 
QS. Deniliquin. ,.S. Parramatta 
D.C. Wollongong, Q.S. Lismore. 


D.C. Lismore. D.C. Parramatta. 





Thirteenth Sundap after Trinity. 


D.C. Murwillumbah. Q.S. Mudgee. D.C. 
[Mudgee. 


Admission of Solicitors. 











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SEPTEMBER. 
us Third Term ends. 
2|S| Fourteenth Sunday after Wrinity. 
a M Causes for Trial (8 Courts), Central Criminal Court, 


[Q.8. Sydney. D.C. Sydney. Q.8. Condobolin (2.30 
Tu {p.m.).° D.C. Gondobslin (2°30 p.m.). 








4 Qs. Neweastle. 
. 5)W x 
6\Th} Q.S, Yass. D.C. Yass. ° 
7\E vid 
1g 8} Sj. % 





Fifteenth Sundap after Erinity. 





*, To|M | QS. Goulburn. D.C. Goulburn.. D.C. Newcastle. 
és tr/Tu} D.C. Nyngan (12°15 p.m.). 
3 I2 Ww ‘ 4 > 
*) . 13)Th; y 
& B18 8: ee 
“Me _ [26/8 )| Sixteenth Sunday after Criniin 
Ss I7{M | Q.S. Tamworth. D.O. Tamworth. 
4 18/Tu| D.c. hb ies 
nol 
20/Th! as. Gundagal. dD, Ce Chaaapal- Q.S. Armidale (2 p.m.). 
g 2riH [D.c. “Arinidale (2 p-m.) 
/ 
F 22) 8 
. fats Sebetitecnth: Sida after Urinity. 
a a 24\M. Qs. ed D.C, Cootamundra. Q:S. Glen Innes 
aa ; 4 p.m.). D.C. Glen Innes (2.30 p.m.). 
a 25\Tu| D.C. Maitland. °. §. Dubbo. ).C. Dubbo. 
: \ ‘ 26;W | Lismore Sittings. 
ie a es 27}Th} QS. Inverell. D.C. Inverell. 
28) ae : 
of. IGE SB At 3s ce 
+t, See (30/8 |} Eighteenth Sundap after Trinity. 











- OCTOBER. 
Month Le registering Solicitors’ Offices. 













Q. 8. Sydney, D.C. Syaney. Dd. C. Mots Vale. 






| D.€. Grenfell (2 p.m.). .. pe Campbelitawin  D.G. 
; Ae ‘ [Parramatta. 








Fincieenth Sunday after Trimity. | _ 

Causes for Trial (1 Court) Q.S. Young: D.C. Youig. 

Neweastle and Cootamundra Sittings. D.C. Quean- 
[beyan. pat Walger ( p.m.). D.C. Walgett (3 p.m.)- | 
[Q.8. Bathurst. D.C, Bathurst. 

D.C. Lithgow (3. 15 p.m.). 


Wagga the Sittings. D.C. ope 








Cienticth ‘Saning after Biiniky 
| QS. Cooma, D.C. Cooma. Q.S. Moree.‘ D.C. Moree. e | 
Dubbo Sittings. Qs. Orange, D.C. Orange. | 
Deniliquin Sitings. D.C. Bega (2 p.m. ). 

| Tamworth Sittings, Q.8. Bega. Q.8- Nees D-Ce 


Wait iain 
D. C. Temora, 


Twenty-first Sunday after Grinity, 
Q.3. Wyalong (2pm.). D.0. Wyalong (2 p.m.). 
Gunnedah. D.C. Gunn on 


‘Bathurst Sittings. QS. Wollongong. 9.8. Sieg! oe ea 















QS. Bourke. D.C. Bourke. 
Causes end, 







Twenty-secony Sumvap after Crintty. 
Fourth Term begins. bya Corowa © peer vs .C. 
oilongorig- . Kem empsey. | 
Boligitors! "Exatninetions bern. Nas, 3 Forbes. me a , 










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NOVEMBER. 





Q.8.8ydney. D.C. Sydney, Q.S. Albury. D.G. Albury. 
[D.C. Nowra. D.C. Belligen. D.C. Parkes. 


Twenty-third Sunday after Tritity. 


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Bar Examinations begin. D.C. Port Macquarie. 


QS. Wagga Wavga, Maitland, and Coonamble (2 p.m.) 
Q.S. Taree. D.C. Taree, (0:0. Wagga Wagga and 
[Coonaimble (2 p.1- 5) 


; 


Cwenty-fourth Sunday after Crinity. 
D.C, Maitland. 
Q.S. Mudgee. D.C. Mudgee. 


Q.S. Hay. D.C, Hay. 


Cwentp=tifih Sunday after Crinip. 


Q.S. Singleton and Grafton. 40. Singleton: Grafton, and 


[Nyngan (12.15 p.m.). 
Q.S. Narrandera, D.C. Narrandera. 


Admission of Solicitors, D.C. Casino. 
Fourth Term ends. 

Gwentp-sixih Sunday after Trinity. 
Causes for Trial (8 Courts). Central Criminal Court. 
Q.S. Condobolln (2.30 p m.) D.C, Gondobolin (2.30 p.m.) 
D.C, Muswelbrook. @.8. Listiore) 


Q.S. Miirrutindi. D.C. Murrurundé and Lismore. 





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NH OW ONT Hurh.G tos 














Hirst Sunday in Adbent. 

Q.S. Sydney. D.C. Sydney: ; 4 

QS. Newcastle. D.C. Murwillumbah. D.C, Wellington. 
Q.8. Broken Hill. D.€. Broken Hill. 


Conveyancers’ Examination held if Master-in-Rquity has 


{approved of holding same. 


»” ” i”. ” 


Suri Sunday in Advent. 


M | D.c. Newcastle, @,S. Parramatta. 


Th] D.C. Parramatta. 
F | D.C. Deniliquin. 


als Ss Third Sundtay it Advert. 


Q,S. Deniliqtin. 


, 
Causes end. 


Holiday — Vacation begins. 
Fourth Sundap im Advent. 
Holiday. 

Christmas Bap. 

Holiday. 





Holiday. 
Kirst Sunday atter Christmas. 
Holiday. 

















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[8 Dro, 1922 


PCP nn c.g ee ener ae ee eet eet ee ae er eee eee ee ee SE BREE YEE oon sae oe Cee 
QUARTERLY LICENSING COURTS. j 


PUBLIOANS, BREWBES, Sprritr Mzrowants, &o. 


NOTION is hereby given that Quarterly Licensing Courts, under the Liquor Act, 1912, for the consideration 


of application 


for Publicans, Colonial Wine, Brewers, and Spirit Merchauts, Booth, Stand, or Packet Licenses, renewals, removals, and 
tvanaaction of other business, will be holden at the respective Court-houses and Police Offices at the following places, on the 


dates and hours specified. ; 














} When Court to be held. 
Licensing District. ongg vis Se hedldita: —— . Convened by 
Date. Hour. 
i 

? 
Bombala... oe gn ay .| 27 Noy., 1922 2Jan., 1923 ..., 2. | J. Byrne, OCL.0.  _ ge AA, 
Bourke ... int ie Ne oleae 2 s. Vs aes eave ss ..| 10. | B. R. Harvey, C.L.C. : 
Braidwood aie ie hs ag tl died ra sf Bop tages 3 10 A H. Oollis, 0.L.C. : 
Brisbane Water (Gosford) ... Fea hae - NS Rem = 10 | J. W. Lees, O.P.S. 
Deniliquin nue nye Lali Decks: $a TOs ee . 10 | R. C. Atkinson, C.L.C, 
Grafton ... a res F SLR ONON Gy oss Peal 94 . 10 | C. Wenholz, C.L.C. 
Hartley (Lithgow) AY As Ana Bakes Yon ah as Bret ato th iS 1] | J. M. Bonthorne, C.P.8. 
Lismore .., aye vee see aes 3 8 ” ree] 15 37 ” 10 KH. A. May, ©.L.C. 
Maclean ,.. as uu : NWO r ag e yee Mi Tinta iz 10 | R. W. 8. Kelly, C.L.C, 
Mitchell (Wilcunnia) ... 5 He ae ” Essien Wise ip 10 | T.G@. Flynn, C.L.C. 
Peak Hill a oo ie Sil oa Dear a es pel A uy 2 | W.J. Poidevin, A.O.P.S. 
Picton ... sis he ae ...| 24 Novy.,. 5; Bue ad aiigs 3 10 | G.8. Goldie, C.P.S. 
‘Tamworth a ae ede ae F Pile LO weg, : 1l | E. J. Daley, C.L.C. 
Tenterfield oe ei 240 2 CehO Si ‘ 10 | A. D. Donnelly, C.L.C. 








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Mines Deparimeni Dotices, 


THMPORARY APPOINTMENTS OF WARDENS’ 
CLERKS, &c. 


DEPARTMENT OF MINES. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint the 
persons mentioned'in the following Schedule to act 
temporarily in the positions shown therein,—such 
appointments to take effect from the dates specified 
therein (1922-6,738-120 Misc.). 


J.C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 





Mr. Sidney Ernest Beaver, Relieving Clerk of Petty 
Sessions, to act temporarily as Warden’s Clerk, 
Mining Registrar, and officer authorised to issue 
miners’ rights and business licenses, at Mudgee, 
from 6th November, 1922, vice Mr. H. M. Black- 
more, on leave. 

Alexander John Paton, Clerk, Petty Sessions 
Branch, to act temporarily as Warden’s Clerk. 
Mining Registrar, and officer authorised to issue 
miners’ rights and business licenses, at Emmaville, 
from 1st November, 1922, vice Mr. R. A. Hard- 
wicke, on leave. 


William Andrew Forsyth, Relieving Clerk of 
Petty Sessions, to act temporarily as Warden’s 
Clerk, Mining Registrar, and officer authorised 
to issue miners’ rights and business licenses, at 
East Maitland, from lst November, 1922, vice Mr. 
F. D. R. Duncan, transferred. 


. Edward Percy Cusick, Relieving Clerk of Petty 
Sessions, to act temporarily as Warden’s Clerk, 
Mining Registrar, and officer authorised to issue 
miners’ rights and buisiness licenses, at Hast 
Maitland, from 7th November, 1922, vice Mr. 
F, D, R. Duncan, transferred. 


Mr. 





[3793 | Department of Mines, 
¢ Sydney, 8th December, 1922. 
NOTICES TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR 


MINING AND FOR PURPOSES IN CONNKEC- 
TION WITH MINING; TO LESSEKS UNDER 
SUCH LEASES; AND TO WHOM IT MAY 
CONCERN. 


NoTIOm IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT— 
HIS meen the Governor, with the advice 
of the Exeoutive Couneil, has approved of the grant 


of loases of Crown Lands in satisfaction of the under- 
mentioned applications ;:— 


| 
: 


acistiienal eee, 


For Gorp-mintne LRAsss. 
(1922-9,332; 9,386 L.B.). 


*Application No. 212, Canbelego (local 274), Robert 
James Frazer and Charles Wesley Gwyer, ex 114, 
county ‘Flinders, parish Budgery, 21 a. 1 r. 30 p., 
12th July, 1922. : 

*Application No. 220, Canbelego (local 282), William 
Charles Dutton, Gu 132, county Flinders, parish 
Budgery, 9 a. 2 r. 24 v., 25th July, 1922, 

*Application No. 225, Canbelego (local 287), Albert 
“Alexander Lockwood, et 134, county Flinders, 
Det Budgery, 6 a. 8 r. 28 p., 10th August, 

*Application No. 226, Canbelego (local 288), Albert 
Alexander Leckwood, «en 133, county Flinders, 


parish Budgery, 8 a. 2:1. 21 p., 10th August, ~ 


1929. 
Application No, 229, Canbelego (local 291), Charles 
Victor Jones, gn 141, county Flinders, parish 
_  Budgery, 15 acres, 17th August, 1922. 
*Application No. 230, Canbelego (local 292), William 
Cfiristian Daish, gn 140, county Flinders, parish 
Budgery, 5 a. 3.r. 7’ p., 17th August, 1922: | 


Application No. 232, Canbelego (local 294), James - 


Kelly, gu 143, county Flinders, parish Budgery, 
15 acres, 22nd August, 1922.’ F| 
Application No. 69, Kiandra, (local 99), John Sharpe 
Srtherland, en 120, county Wallace, parish 
Kiandra, 25 acres, 19th December, 1921. ~ 


For Minerat Lraszs. — 
(1922-9,887; 9,896 L.Bi). bis 


tApplication No. 102, East Maitland (local 259), 
' John Brown, William Brown, and Stephen 
Brown, mi 2, county Northumberland, parish 
Stockrington, 2 a. 2 r., 2nd May, 1922. 

TtApplication No. 103, East Maitland (local 260), 
John Brown, William Brown, and Stephen 
Brown, mn 3, county Northumberland, parish 

_ Stockrington, 9 a. 3 r. 33 p., 2nd May, 1922.» 
{Application No. 104, Hast Maitland (local 261), 
John Brown, William Brown,- and Stephen 
Brown, mt 4, county Northumberland, parish 

Stockrington, 10 a. 2 r. 30 p., 2nd May, 1922. 
tApplication No. 18, Urana (local 50), William 
Gushes ees ‘ld ot ae Urana, | 
ear Hill an unambil, 24 a. 2 r. 31 
March, 1921. cae Ge) 
tApplication. No. 


p., 21st 
14, Urana . (local 


Hill, 7 a. 3 r. 34 p., 21st March, 1921 
tApplication No. 15, Urana (local 19), 


Hughes Drew 
TL Sa. 2, ML 7, county Urana, parish, Clear 












‘parishes — 
51), William — 
Hughes Drew, mu 6, county Urana, parish Clear — 
‘William: 

r., 36 p., 21st March, 1921, Rs 






















& Duc; 19227) 





For A Mintncg Purposss Lease: 
eos, ~,(1922-9,358 L.B.), 


- Application No. 43, Hillgrove (local 145-124a), Wil- 


liam Bernard Flood, eu 31, county Sandon, parish 
~  Gooney, 14 a. 3 r. 36 p., 30th July, 1921. 
(In lieu of part of notice appearing in Government 
Gazette number 6, dated 13th January, 1922; but 
to take effect from that date.) 


J.C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. . 


*As modified. — hy 
tThe whole of the surface excepted. 





HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council has refused the undermentioned 
application for a Gold-mining Lease of Crown 


Lands :— 
(1922-7 ,785 L.B.) 


Application No. 62, Grenfell (local 93), Daniel Croke, 
gu 80, county Forbes, parish Melyra, 20 acres, 
8th August, 1922. 


J. O. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines, — 





IT is intended to void the Gold-mining Leases of 
Crowm Lands granted in satisfaction of the undermen- 
tioned applications, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, 
and that notice of such voidance will be published in 


- the Government Gazette of 22nd December, 1922; and 


the land referred to in such applications will, after 
publication of the Government Gazette of that date 
(aamely, at 2.30 o'clock p.m.), be open to be taken 
possession of in terms of the Mining Act and Regu- 
deere provided there be then no adverse title to the 
and. 


(1922-9,153 ; 9,182; 9,856; 9,355; 9,183 L.B.) 


Application No. 37, Barraba (local 96), Peter Albert 
Peterson, gu 78, county Darling, parish Eumur, 
12 acres, 21st September, 1922, date of lease. 

Application No, 113, Canbelego (local 173), William 
Edward Links, et 39, county Flinders, parish Bud- 
gery, 10 acres, 21st September, 1922, date of lease. 


' Application No. 152 Canbelego (local 212), Vivian 


Alphonsus Dunn, en 72, county Flinders, parish 
Budgery, 2 a.2 r. 5 p., 21st September, 1922, date 
of lease, yahiae og 

Application No. 180, Cobar (local 310), Oliver Peacock, 
cei 208, county Robinson, parish Cobar, 1 a. 3 r. 
38 p., 6th October, 1922, date of lease. 

Application No. 52, Temora (local 56), George Hender- 
son, @L 28, county Bland, parish Bundawarrah, 
5 acres, 21st September, 1922, date of lease. 


J.C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 


Gt eee 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, has voided the Gold-mining 
Leases of Crown Land granted in satisfaction of the 


undermentioned applications, the lessees . having 
neglected or refused to execute the same. 
(1922-9,010; 8,972 LL.B.) - e 


_ Application No. 89, Canbelego (local 149), George Wil-. 


liam Budd, et 8, county Flinders, parish Budgery, 
iO a. O r. 24 p., 2let September, 1922, date of 
lease. yitxe : 

Applieation No. 32, Sunny Corner (local 84), John 
Sparks Murray, et 134, county Roxburgh, parish 
eo ee 3, acres, 5th September, 1922, date of 
ease. 


J.C. L, FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 





HIS Excellency the Governor, ‘with the advice of 
the Executive Council, has approved of the grant of 
leases in satisfaction of the undermentioned applica- 


tions for Mining Leases of Private Lands :— . 


(1922-9,181; 9,276; 9,304 L.B.). 


Application No, 118, Orange (local 273), Frederick 


Lamont McFadzean, portion pet 3 (part of 66), 
county Bathurst, parish Shadforth, 12 a. 0 r. 37 p., 
dated 15th May, 1922. . 4 
Application No, 4, Gunning (local 5), James Henry 
Coyle, portion pmu 4 (part of 172), county King, 
parish Dalton, 22 perches, dated 7th April. 1921. 


_ Application No. 9, Singleton (loca¥ 41), Thomas Evans, 


portion pmu 4 (part of 242, 68, 70), county North- 
umberland, pewishes Pokolbin and Milfield, 115 
acres, dated 23rd December, 1921. | 


--*¥ GL, FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 


NEW SOUTER WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 169. 





HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 


f the Executive Council, has approved of the grant of a 


[3797] 


lease in satisfaction of the undermentioned applica- 
tion for a Lease of Private Lands for Mining Pur- 
poses : — 

(1922-9277 L.B.). 


Application No, 25, Gunning (local 27), James Henry 
Coyle, portion pmz 5 (part of 172), county King, 
parish Dalton, 2 r. 17 p., dated 21st June, 1922. 


J. C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 





(3794] Sydney, 8th December, 1922. 
[ is hereby notified that His Excellency the Gover- 

nor, with the advice of the Executive Council, 
has cancelled the undermentioned lease for non-fulfil- 
ment of the labour conditions contained therein, and 
it is hereby declared cancelled. 
[1922-6,412 R. & LJ 

Gotp Leasn, Minineé Act, 1906. 


No. 2,540, William Patrick Hogan and James Hamil- 
ton, portion ex 34, county Bathurst, parish Belu- 
bula, 4 acres, application No. Carcoar 38-54, 


J. O. L. FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines. 


Sydney, 8th December, 1922. 





[3795] 
i is hereby notified that His Excellency the Gover- 
nor, with the advice of the Executive Council, 
has cancelled the undermentioned leases for non- 
payment of the rents due thereon, and they are hereby 
declared cancelled. ng 
[1922-6,365 ; 6,305 R. & 1.) 
Minera Leases, Mining Aor, 1906. 


No, 2,527, John Hall, portion mx 40, county Bathurst, 
parish Ponsonby, 5 acres, application No. Rock- 

' ley 71-34 (124a). . 
No. 2,573, James Henry Pyé, portion mr 125, county 


Roxburgh, parish Coolamigal, 5 acres, application 
No. Sunny Corner 30-76, 


J.C. Ly FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines. 


[3796] Sydney, 8th December, 1922. 
Tis proposed to void the undermentioned lease, 
and notice of voidance thereof will be published 
in the Government Gazette of the 22nd December, 
1922, and the land referred to in such lease will, 
unless held under some other title, after publication 
of Government Gazette of that date (namoly, at 2.30 
o'clock p.m., Sydney time), be available for occupa- 
tion in terms of the Mining Act, 1906. 
[1922-6554 R. & I.] 
GoLp Lease, Mining Act, 1874, 
Cobar. Mining District. 
No. 88, Wilfrid James Norris, Alice Maud Norris, 
Thomas Walter Lipscomb, William -Prosper, and 
Osborne Edward Norris, portion en! 6, county 
Robinson, parish Cobar, 5 acres, application No. 





Cobar 16. ; 
J.C. L. FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines. 








Sydney, 8th December, 1922. 


[7 is proposed to cancel the undermentioned leases, 
and notice of cancellation thereof will be published 
in the Government Gazette of the 22nd December, 
1922, and the lands referred to in such leases will, 
unless held under some other title, after publication 
of Government Gazette of that date (namely, at 
2.30 o’clock p.m., Sydney time), be available for 
occupation in terms of the Mining Act, 1906. 
[1922-6,559 R. & I.] : 


Gorp Leasxs, Minna Act, 1906. 


Ne. 2,519, William Thomson, portion en 18, county 
Bland, parish Trigalong, 7 acres, application No. 
Temora 34-37. : ; 

2,525, Joseph Reginald Groyes, portion eb 37, 
county Wellington, parish Wear, 3 acres, applica- 
tion No. Stuart Town 125-165. ‘ 

2,527, Joseph Reginald Groves, portion en 36, 
county Wellington, parish Wear, 10 acres, appli- 
cation No. Stuart Town 127-167. : 
2.538, Duncan McLean Marshall, portion en 295, 
county Wellington, parish Hargraves, 3 acres, 
application No. Hargraves 75-75. ; 

2,557, George Leggett Spratt, portion en 111, 
county Wellington, parish Hargraves, 4 acres, 
application No. Hargraves 66-66, 


No. 


No. 


No. 


No. 


6468 


No. 


No. 





2,558, George Leggett Spratt, portion eu 99, 


county Wellington, parish Hargraves, 5 acres, 


application No. Hargraves 68-68, ¢ 
4,059, George Leggett Spratt, portion cu 112, 
county Wellington, parish Hargraves, 3 aeres, 
application No, Hargraves 69-69. 


Minerat Leases, Mining Acr, 1906, 


1,671, Amelia Wright, portion mz 2, county Phil- 


lip, parish Bumberra, 2 acres, application No. 
Mudgee 6-17. 


. 2,253, John Ross McLennan, portion mi 13, county 


‘ Gough, parishes Boyd and Bald Nob, 15 acres, 


application No, Glen Innes 62-194, 


. 2,256, Leslie Hdward Palmer Kirk, portion mu 10, 


county Westmoreland, parish Bindo, 5. acres, 
application No. Oberon 82-145. 


. 9,261, Phillip Mintaro Muir, portion mr 189, 


county Yancowinna, parish Waukeroo, 5 acres, 
application No. Broken Hill 832-346. 


. 2,418; Ernest Victor Jones and William Sackeld 


Sutton, “portion mu 220, county ‘Yancowinna, 
parish Bolaira, 40 acres, application No. Broken 
Hill 385-401. 


. 2,424, George Henry Singleton Riley, portion M1 


7, county Burnett, parish Adams, 5 acres, appli- 
cation No. Bingara 39-79. 


. 2,433, James Allen, portion mi 68, county, Gough, 


parish Strathbogie North, 39 a. 1 r. 24 p., appli- 
cation No, Kmmaville 295-3883. 


. 2,434, Thomas Farrell and James Farrell, portion 


mu 22, counties Inglis and Darling, parishes Han- 
ing and. Hall, 60 acres application No. Bende- 
meer 17-34, 


. 2,610, John Reid Stewart, portion ui 7, county 


Vernon, parish Fenwick, 22 acres, application No. 
Walcha 13-30. 3% 


. 2,619, George Fishpool, portion mu 48, county 


Kennedy, parish Beaconsfield, 20 acres, applica- 
tion No. Tottenham 73-78. 


. 2,620, Alexander Robert Henry Hutchinson and 


Thomas. Charles Fowler, portion mui 47, county 
Kennedy, ‘parish Beaconsfield, 30 acres, applica- 
tion No, Tottenham 74-79. 


. 2,622, Archibald Lancelot Leverton Donaldson, 


portion mn 8, county Roxburgh, parish Eusdale, 
lia. Lr. 32 p., application No. Bathurst 20-168. 


. 2,626, George Valentine Price, portion mu 115, 








ere aly 





[3798] . _ Sydney, 8th December, 1922. 
SUSPENSION OF LABOUR CONDITIONS ON 
CERTAIN AMALGAMATED MINERAL LEASES. 





N pursuance of the powers conferred upon me by _ 
the Mining Act, 1906, section 118, subsection 4 


(b), 1, Joun Cuarnas Lucas FirzpaTRick, Minister for 
Mines, after inquiry and report by the Warden, 
have granted suspension of the labour conditions on 


the undermentioned leases for the period specified. 
J. C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 


Mineral Leases Nos. 1,469, 2,127, and 2,129 (Mining 
Act, 1906), standing in the name of Tungsten 


Mines No Liability, for a period of six (6) months» 


from the 27th October, 1922, 
[1929-6,876 R. & I. 








[3799] Sydney, 8th December, 1922. 


SUSPENSION OF LABOUR CONDITIONS ON 


CERTAIN MINERAL LEASES. 


14 pursiclice of the powers conferred upon me by 
the Mining Act, 1906, section 113, subsection 4 
(3) I, Jonn Cuartes Lucas Firzpatriox, Minister for 
ines, after. inquiry and report by the Warden, 
have granted suspension of the labour conditions on 
the undermentioned leases for the period specified. 


> J. 0. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 





Mineral Leases Nos. 1,948, 1,949, 1,971, 2,020, 2,050,. 


, 2,179, 2,197, 2,205, 2,238, and 2,551 (Mining Act, 


> county Yancowinna, parish Albert, 40 acres, appli- | 


No, 


eation No. Broken Hill 454-481. 


. 2,631, Wiliam Kelly, William Bunele Bullock, 


Angus McGregor, and John Michael Hanney, por- 
tion mi 22, county Blaxland, parish Urambie Mast, 
40 acres, application No. Euabalong 49-58. / 
2,715, Albert Leslie Kefford and Thomas John 
Lindsay, portion mu 2, county Cunningham, parish 
ae North, 40 acres, application No. Bobadah 
57-63. 


Drepeine Leasn, Mintne Act, 1906: — 


. 447, John Wilson Archibald, portion mx 87, county 


Hardinge, parish Darby, 21 a. 1 r. 1 p., applica- 
tion No. Tingha, 167-580. ae aN 


J. O. L. FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines. 


1906), standing in the name of The Doradilla 
Copper Mining and Smelting Company Limited, 
for a period of six (6) months from the 8th 
November, 1922. 

[1929-6,544 R. & LJ. 





[3800] Sydney, 8th December, 1922: 


SUSPENSION OF LABOUR CONDITIONS ON 
CERTAIN MINERAL AND PRIVATE LANDS: 


LEASES. 


[* pursuance of the powers conferred upon me by 

the Mining Act, 1906, section 113, subsection~4 
(b), J, Jonn CHaruss Lucas Firzparrick, Minister 
for Mines, after inquiry and report by the Warden, 
have granted suspension of the labour conditions on 
the undermentioned leases for the period specified, 


J. C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister fer Mines. 


Mineral Leases Nos. 2,559, 2,560, and 2,755 (Mining 
Act, 1906), and Private Lands Leases Nos. 31, 638, 
and 66 (Mining Act, 1918), standing in the name 
of Ulladulla Silica and Fire Bricks Limited, for a 
period of six (6) months from the 15th November, 


1929. 
[1922-6,643 R. & I.] 





SRW SCOTH WALUS COVERNMHh) sAZUPSH No 169. [8 Dee, 1922” 












[ Mise, 1922-9,408] 
7 4 










i ae Lah og RN . 
dh | ae a whe re | 3 : : i 
8 Dec, 1922.) | NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, Nv. 169) fies 





Lands Department Notices. 








APPOINTMENT. 
DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the adyice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint 


in Ge Bridle, Esquire, to be a Member of the 
Erdal fond Boefrd for ng tenis haat a 
Tumut, vice F, J. Bourke, Esquire,—to take 
effect from the 17th November, 1922 (Minl. 1922- 
736). 


3 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


[3821] © Sydney, 8th December, 1922. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, 
I in accordance with the provisions of the Public 
Trusts Act, 1897, His Excellency the Governor, with 
the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased 
to approve of the appointment of the undermentioned 
gentlemen and bodies as Trustees respectively of the 
portions of land hereinafter particularised, namely : — 


rve No. 55,136 at Grogan, parish of Carumbi, 
hese Bland, area 36 acres, notified 3rd February, 
1922, for Public Re¢reation:— . 


Messrs. Thomas O’Keefe, John Shoard, and John 
Dawson. 


[Misc, 1922-4,468] 








Reserve No. 55,680 at Yenda, parish of Stanbridge, | 


county of Cooper, area 83 acres 3 roods 20 perches, noti- 
field 22nd September, 1922, for Public Recreation :— 


Messrs. William Charles Byrnes, David Sydney Oliver, 
a Michael Charles McGrath,George Frederick Davis, 
and Charles James Bourne. ; 
[Misc. 1922-9,643] 





Reserves Nos. 52,071, 52,073, 52,075, 52,077, 52,079, 
52,081, and 52,083, notified 9th March, 1917, for Public 
Recreation, being the Wentworth Falls Group of the 
Blue Mountain Sight Reserves : — 


John Richard Bainton, Esquire (in lieu of Mr. J..H. 


Ellis, resigned), | 
[Misc. 1922-9,310] - San Beep 


~ 





Reserve No. 54,598 at Tahmoor, area about 64 acres, 
notified 13th May, 1921, for Public Recreation : — 
Joseph Tickle, Esquire (in lieu of Mr, E, Paterson, 


resigned). 
[ Misc. 1922-9247] 





Reserves No. 40,435 and 34,648 at Gundy, notified 2nd 

May, 1906, and 20th October, 1900, for Public Recrea- 

tion and Plantation and Public Recreation, respec- 

tively :— Bil 

Wilfred Charles Green, Esquire (in lieu of Mr. C, A. 
Green, deceased), 

[Misc. 1922-9,613] 


» 





Reserve No. 59,698 at Griffith, parish of Jondaryan, 
county of Cooper, area 100 acres, notified 29th Sep- 
tember, 1922, for Show Ground and Racecourse :— 


Messrs. Frederick Charles Armstrong, Charles Alex- 
ander Brown, Leslie Butler, John Patrick Clarke, 


George Keith Pike, and George Alderson Hollis 
Richards. 


[Misc 1922-10,363] 


Reserve No. 55,621 at Eungai Creek, parish of Unkya, 

county of Raleigh, area 2 roods, notified Ist Septem- 

ber, 1922, for Public Hall: — 

Messrs. George Hunt, John Whalen, Frederick Law- 
son, Percy Robinson, Albert Ernest Whalen, Oscar 
Leslie Whalen, and Charles Lewis Bice. 





Reserve No, 55,606 at Ketelghay, parish of Katelghay, 
county of Raleigh, area 1 rood 24} perches, notified 
18th August, 1922, for Public Hall site: __ 


Messrs. Edwin Arthur Dobson, Alfred Alexander 
Noble, Edward Weekes, Alexander Graham, Angus 
_ Bradley, Peter Owens, and Peter Tyson, 

[ Misc. 1922-9,910] ‘ 


No. 169, 8 Decemuer, 1922 —4, 


~The Council of the Shire oF 6 


Reserve No. 53,197 at Albert, area 1 rood, notified 21st 
February, 1919, for Literary Institute : 
Henry Robert Hogan, Esquire (in lieu of Mr. E, J. 

Delaney, resigned). 
[ Misc, 1922-9,294] 


_ 


Reserve No. 36,668 at Berrigan, area 54 acres, noti-~ 

fied 14th October, 1903, for Public Recreation » 

The Council of the Shire of Berrigan (in lieu of Messrs, 
K. McGrady, B. Carter, H Haines, W. J. 
Gregeery, resigned, and H. O, McGuigan, re- 
moved. 


[Mise, 1922-10,364] 





Reserve No, 29,090 at Coonabarrabran, area 4 acres 


15. perches, notified 11th March, 1899, for Public 
Recreation :— 


oonabarrabran (in lieu 
T. M. Brennand, J. 
gned, and P, J, Com. 


of Messrs. F. G. Failes, 
Curran, R. J. Parker, resi 
mins, removed, 

[ Mise. 1922-8,495] 


e ———s \ 


The portion of the General Cemetery-at Maule’s 
Creek, dedicated 25th August, 1922) set apart for 
Church of England Burial Ground : “hs : 
The Corporate Trustees of the Diocese of Armidale. 
[ Misc, 1922-8,171] i 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


AG Os ROP Se ae We 
£3822) 





SRL 
Sydney, 8th December, 1922. 


Ts is hereby notified, for public information, that, 

In accordance with the provisions of the ‘Public 
Trusts Act, 1897, His Excellency the Governor, with 
the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased 
to approve of the removal of the undermentioned 
gentlemen, who have left the district, from their 
positions as Trustees respectively of the portions of 
lands hereinafter particularised, and they are hereby 
removed accordingly, namely ;— 
Reserve No. 29,090. at Coonabarrabran, area 4 acres 
15 perches, notified 11th March, 1899, for Public 
Recreation ;— 

Mr, P. J. Commins, 

[ Misc. 1922-8,495] 


Reserve No. 36,668 at Berrigan, area 5} 
fied 14th October, 1903, for Public Recre 


Mr. H, O. McGuigan, 
[Mise, 1922-10,364} 


perches, noti- 
ation ;—~~ 


W.E. WEARNE,-Minister for Lands. 














Department of Lands, 
Sydney, Sth December, 1922, 


_ APPROACHING LAND SALES, 


ROWN LANDS hav 


e been advertised in the Government 
Gazette for sale 


at the undermentioned places and 


dates :~ 
Gazette 
Na. 
Artbury—Wednesday, 10th January, 1923 .., ... 166 
CooLamon—-W ednesda 


Y, 20th December, 1922 "160 
Cowra—Thursday, 4th Janury, 1923 : 


A « 166 
Dvspo—Wedoesday, 20th December, 1922... .. 158 
GouyRa— Wednesday, 20th December, 1922 .,, .. 160 
Lismorne—Thursday, 21st December, 1922 -.. 160 
M akousra—Monday, Ist January, 1923, .. 166 
Mount Vicrorta—Saturday, 9th 


¢ 9th December, 1922 ., 155 
Penrirn—Wednesday, 20th December, 1922 


. 160 
Rytstonr—Wednesday, 20th December, 1922 =... 158 
Tumur— Wednesday, v0th Wecember, 1922... 0, LES 
Uratta—Thursday, 21st December, 1922. ... 160 
Wyatona—Wednesday, 3rd January, 1923... . 166 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


6470 


~ 





[3810] Sydney, 8th December, 1922. 
LAND SALE. 
1G pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands 
Consolidation Act, 1913, I, the Minister for Lands, do 
hereby notify that the following Lots of Land will be offered 
for sale by public auction, at the undermentioned place, at 
the time and on the day specified, at the upset prices 
affixed thereto. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





SALE AT THE COURT-HOUSE, BARADINE, 


On Saturday, the 13th day of Jauuary, 1923, 
at 3 o'clock p.m. 


2 
Lanp District oF CoONABARRABRAN. 


Within the town of Baradine, parish Baradime, county 
Baradine, shire Coonabarabran. 


Terms :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in twelve months, 
with interest at 5 per cent. per annum, 


























Town Lots. 
| Upset Upset 
Allot.| See. Area, | Price Allot.| Sec. Area. Price 
Re Case Oh ee oe ee ' E Se eA YB eh: Bes 
6; 2/0 2 0/30 0 OF} 8) 15|0, 2 0120 0 0 
F135 18 2) 0 23) 2 0), 91 3p BS 2 104-2070) 0 
] 310 2 07) 26 0:0) 104-4) 8 12:50) 25 9 0 
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The town of Baradine is about 28 miles north-westerly 
from Coonabarrabran on the Coonabarrabran to Burren 
Junction railway extension now under construction. 


Papers Aln. 1922-8,815. Plans B. 3, 8, 10, 15, 17, 18, 21 
and 22-1,912. 


[3823] Sydney, 8th December, 1922. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART LANDS AS 
ADDITION TO SETTLEMENT PURCHASE 
AREA. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, 
in pursuance of section 21, Closer Settlement 
(Amendment) Act, 1909, the Crown Land hereunder 
described is hereby declared an addition to Comer- 
ford’s (3) Settlement Purchase Area. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 








EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp Districr oF GRAFTON, AND ULMARRA MUNICcI- 
PALITY, 


Comerford’s (8) Settlement Purchase Area. 


County of Olarence, parish of Ulmarra, containing 
an area of 8 acres. . The land within portion 488, 
parish of Ulmarra, county, of Clarence,—as shown on 
plan C. 3,3388-1,577. 

[Clo, Sett. 5,054-10] 


[3818] Sydney, 8th December, 1922. 


ALTERATION OF CONDITIONS OF A SPBROITAL 
LEASE. | 


T is hereby notified, for general information, that 
the conditions of Special Lease No. 1919-11, New- 
castle, county Northumberland, parish Newcastle, 
Municipality Carrington, held by The Broken Hill 
Proprietary Company Limited, have been altered. 
The lease shall hereafter be subject to the conditions, 
provisions, exceptions, reservations, and covenants 
under which the granting of the special lease was 
notified in the Government Gazette of 7th October, 
1921, excepting subsection 7 of Regulation 106. (noti- 
fied 20th April, 1917), and special conditions ‘‘h’’ and 
‘th,’ which have been revoked. 
[Ms. Ls. 1922-15,103] 


W. E, WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


[3819] , 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 169, [8 Duc. 1923. 





Sydney, 8th December, 1922. 
ADDITION OF AREA TO A SPECIAL LEASE. — 


Ae is hereby notified, for public information, theé, 
in pursuance of the provisions of section 164 of 
the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, an area of 
about 2 acres has been added to Special Lease 1908- 
10, Moruya, county Dampier, parish of Gulph, shire 
Eurobodalla, and now forms part of such special 
lease, held by George Edwin Warren, subject to the 
annual rent of the lease being increased to £3 10s. 
2d., inclusive of rent for Crown improvements, from 
the Ist December, 1922, but otherwise to the same con- 
ditions, provisions, exceptions, reservations, and cove- 
nants under which the granting of the special lease 
was notified in the Government Gazette of the 8th 
March, 1911. 

LMs. Ls. 1922-14,944] 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





[3811] Sydney, 8th December, 1922. 


PROPOSED CLOSING OF UNNECESSARY ROADS 
AND PARTS OF ROADS. 


N OTICE is hereby given that the Minister for Lands 

is of opinion that it is expedient to close, under 
the provisions of the 19th and 20th sections of -the 
Public Roads Act, 1902, the roads and parts of roads 
hereundér described; and all persons interested are 
hereby called upon to set forth in writing, addressed 
to the Minister for Lands, within one month from the 
date of this notice, any objections which may appear to- 
them to exist to the closing of same, 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





DESCRIPTIONS. * 


That part of the Grafton-Maclean road included in 
the site of the Maclean State Fish Depot, parish of 
Woodford, county of Clarence, Harwood Shire. 
[Roads 1922-878] 


The private subdivision road, known as_ Water- 
street, north of Travelling Stock and Camping Reserve, - 
dedicated 12th July, 1911, and forming part of John 
Blaxland’s grant of 6,710 acres,—as shown on plan 
catalogued Ms. 3,465 Sy., parish of Bringelly, county 
of, Cumberland, Nepean Shire. 


[Roads 1922-879-1] 


The part of road, known as Naradhan-street, south 
of reserve 3,981 for Public Gardens; roads known as 
Murrumble-street, Short-street, and Bardo-street; 
roads (lanes) traversing sections 38 and 34,—as flow 
included within proposed reserve for Public Recrea- 
tion and Show Ground, village of Lake Cargelligo, 
ey of Gurangully, county of Dowling, Tachtae 

ire. 


[Roads 1922-831-1] 

Dedicated road (R. 11,521-1,603) through portions 
225, 183, closed road and reclaimed land (the property 
of the Broken Hill Proprietary Company), parish of 
hid 7 county of Northumberland, Municipality of 
Varatah. ; ; 


[Roads 1922-660-4] 





Sydney, 8th December, 1922. 


RE-MARKING OF PARTS OF ROADS. 
H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 

the Executive Council, directs it to be notified - 
that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 25, 
Public Roads Act, 1902, the parts of roads hereunder 
described have been re-marked, and that the parts of 
roads as re-marked shall represent and be deemed to be 
the criginal roads. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


I 


[3812] 


DESCRIPTIONS. 

Part of confirmed road (R. 495C-1,603) 50 links wide 
within portion 72, parish of Wolfingham, county of 
Durham, Cessnock Shire, being part of road from Lus- 
kintyre to Lochinvar,—as shown on plan catalogued 
R. 14,370-1,603. _ 4 
[Roads 1921-629-7] 

Part of vublic road (R. 5,221-1,603) from Tintenbar 
‘to Pearce’s Creek, within portions 1388, 144, and 145, 
parish of Teven, county of Rous, Tintenbar Shire,—as 
shown on plan catalogued R. 14,800-1,603. 


[Roads 1922-234-5] 











6471 





[3692] 


Sydney, 1st December, 1922. 


BY-LAWS FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF VAU- 
. CLUSE PARK, VAUCLUSE. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, having approved of the 
following By-laws for the management of Vaucluse 
Park, Vaucluse, such By-laws are published for public 


_information, in accordance with the provisions of the 


Public Parks Act, 1912. . 
LMise. 1922-10,473] 
W. E. WEARNE. 





Ws, the Trustees of the land at Vaucluse, area 22 
acres 3 roods 10 4/5th perches, proclaimed 24th 
August, 1911, to be a Public Park within the meaning 
of the Public Parks Act, 1902, and of the additional 
area of 2 roods 21 3/10th perches, proclaimed 28rd 
June, 1922, to be a Public Park within the meaning 
of the Public Parks Act, 1912, and known as ‘‘Vau- 
cluse Park,’’ do hereby make, under the Public Parks 
Act, 1912, and-by virtue of the powers thereby con- 
ferred, the following by-laws for the management of 
the said park. Such by-laws to be substituted in 
place of by-laws gazetted 14th February, 1912, addi- 
tional by-law gazetted’ 20th November, 1912, and 
amended by-law gazetted 17th March, 1915:— 


Proceedings of Trustees. 


1. A regular meeting shall be held every month, 


a4 special meetings when authorised by the Presi- 


* 





ent. : 

2. All meetings shall be called by circular, posted 
or delivered three days before the day of meeting. 

3. A quorum for transaction of business shall con- 
sist of three members. 

4. The trustees shall annually elect a President, 
Vice-President, Secretary, and Treasurer, and in the 
absence of the President. and Vice-President from 
any meeting any other trustee may preside. 

5. The annual meeting shall be held in the month 
of November, or as soon after as convenient in each 
year, at which meeting the President, Vice-President, 
and such other officers 2nd committees as may be 
approved shall be elected. 

6. Any vacancy in the positions of President, Vice- 
President, Secretary, or. Treasurer shall be filled up 
at the next regular meeting after the occurrence, of 
such vacancy. 

7. No resolution passed at: any meeting shall be 
rescinded unless upon notice given and entered upon 
the notice-paper. , . 

8. The Secretary shall keep a proper record of the 
proceedings of each meeting. 


General. . 


9. No person shall climb any of the trees, or climb 
or Jump over the seats or fences, or shall lie on any 
of the seats therein. 

10.-No person shall- cut, break, or deface any of 
the trees, shrubs, ‘plants, seats, gates, posts, or fences, 
or write thereon, or shall affix any bill or stencil-mark 
to any tree, seat, gate, post, fence, wall,, pillar, or 
to any building or other erection, or on any pavement 
or footway therein. 

_ 11. No person shall walk on the grass-edging border- 
ing any path therein. re 

12. No person shall ride or lead any horse or animal, 
or drive or bring any kind of vehicle within the park 
unless tne permission of the trustees has. been pre- 
viously obtained. 

No person, unless authorised by the trustees 
shall offer or expose any article for sale therein. 

14. No person shall engage in or train for any race 
or game, or throw any stone or other missile, or deposit 
therein any bottle, broken glass, fruit skins, bones, 
paper, cast-off clothing or litter of any kind, except in 
receptacles provided therefor, and no person shall light 
fires therein, except in the places set apart for that 
purpose, or in any way annoy visitors. 

15. No person in a state of intoxication shall enter 
or remain within the park, and no person shall behave 
in a disorderly or offensive manner, or use any bad 
anguage, or commit any act of indecency therein. , 

16. No person shall depasture any horses, cattle, 
sheep, or stock of any kind in the park without the 
permission of the trustees having been previously 
obtained, 


17. No performance or entertainment of any kind — 


shall be permitted in the park, nor shall any charge be 
made for admission to the park, nor shall any money 
be collected at the gates or elsewhere therein, without 
the authority of the trustees. 


18. No public meetings will be allowed: in- the park 
grounds without the permission of the trustees. No 
person, in addressing a public meeting, or assemblage, 
shall be permitted to do so in violent or unseemly 
language calculated to inflame the minds of the hear- 
ers, or cause a breach of the peace; and if, in the 
opinion of the trustees, or their appointee, such is 
being done, they may order the removal:of the: person 
so offending from the park. 

19. That portion of the park situate to the south of 
Wentworth-road, having an area of 19 acres 0 roods 
38 4/5 perches, shall be open trom 6 o’clock a.m. until 
7 o’clock p.m. daily in summer, and from 7 o’clock a.m. 
until 5 o’clock p.m. in winter. Any person found in 
that portion of the park during unauthorised hours 
shall be liable to a fine, and shall be forthwith re- 
moved. That portion of the park situate between 
Wentworth-road and the water of Sydney Harbour, 
and to the south of the main portion of the park be- 
tween Olola and Hopetoun avenues, and Hopetoun- 
avenue and New South Head road, shall remain open 
at all times to the public. The trustees may close the 


‘whole or any portion of the park for a period not 


exceeding five (5) days each year, and may at any such 
time make a charge for admission to the park, and 
exclude the public therefrom, except on payment. of 
such charge. 
on such days and at such times as they may deem fit, 
and may make a charge for admission thereto, ‘and 
exclude the public therefrom, except on payment of 
such charge. 

20. No person shall disrobe upon, or traverse any 
portion of the park, unclad or in bathing costume. 

21. Every person offending against these regulations 
shall be liable to a fine not exceeding £10, and may 
be, forthwith removed from the park. 

22. No person shall camp upon any portion of the 
park, or erect any tent or other temporary structure 
thereon. Every person offending against this regula- 
tion shall be liable to a fine not exceeding £10, and 


_ may be forthwith removed from the park, 


Any trustee, or any officer or employee of the trus- 
tees, or any member of the Police Foree, or any other 
person duly authorised by the trustees, shall be the 
person or persons to enforce the foregoing by-laws. 


W. DUNCAN, President. 

L. W. ROBINSON, Vice-President. 
EDWIN :-S. SAUTELLE, 

THOS. M. SHAKESPEARE. 

W. F. L. BAILEY. 

F. HAMBRIDGE. 


8th September, 1922. 





[3807] Sydney, &th December, 1922. 
VARIATION OF CONDITIONS OF CROWN-LEASES. 


T is hereby notified, for general information, in respect to 
the Crown-leases referred to in the subjoined Schedule, 
that, under the provisions of section 182 of the Crown Lands 
Consolidation Act, 1913, the conditions of lease relating to 
the preservation, destruction, &c., of timber on the land 
leased have been revoked, and those quoted hereunder are 
substituted, viz. :— ( 


No timber shail be cut or removed from the land for the 
purpose of sale except subject to provisions of the 


Forestry Act, 1916, and Regulations thereunder at the 


time in force. 


The lessee shall destroy all useless timber, except such as shall 
be necessary fer the purpose of shade and shelter, and: he 
ehall preserve sufficient useful timber (if any) on the land 
teased for the purpose of improvements thereon. 


The lessee may take from the land leased to him such timber 
and other material for building and other purposes upon 
such land as may be required by him as tenant thereof, 

provided such land is not comprised within a timber 
reserve or State forest. * 





No. of 


Crautiende! Land District. 


Lessee, 





1920- 8 


Braidwood ...| William John Hill. 
Dacia ts ae Do ..| Alfred William Hill. 
26 Do iy do 
4914-10 | Glen Innes ...) William John Pollock. 
1918-10 | Walcha Arthur Edward House. 
1915-10 Do ae do . , 











Nore.—The land contained in these leases is exempt from the operation 
; _. of general license under the Forestry Regulations, =<» * 


W. E, WEARNE, Minister for Lands: 


The trustees may close Vaucluse House | 


4 


64172 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 169. 





[8 Dre. 1922. 





APPLICATION FOR ERECTION OF RABBIT- 
PROOF FENCING. 


TTENTION is invited to the undermentioned 

application, under the Pastures Protection Act, 

1902, for permission to carry rabbit-proof fencing 
within reserve :— 

George Samuel Mackay, through camping and 
travelling stock reserve 14,161, from north-west corner 
of portion 248 to western boundary of portion 212, 
parish Seymour, county Wallace. Plan exhibited at 
Crown Land Agent’s Office, Cooma. Objections may 
be lodged with District Surveyor, Goulburn, not later 
than 7th January/ 1923. 


[8824] W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


APPLICATION FOR ERECTION OF RABBIT- 
PROOF FENCING. 


TTENTION is invited to the undermentioned 

application, under the Pastures Protection Act, 
1902, for permission to carry rabbit-proof fencing 
across road, and erection of gates :— 


James O’Hare, across Delegate-Wollondibby road, 
through portion 12, near northern boundary of por- 
tion 21, parish Currowang, county Wellesley. Plan 
exhibited at Crown Land Agent’s Office, Bombala. 
Objections may be lodged with District Surveyor, 
Goulburn, not later than 7th January, 1923. 


[3804] W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 











[3509] Sydney, 24th November, 1922. 


TENDERS FOR CLOSER SETTLEMENT LEASES. 


T is hereby notified that tenders for leases of the 
I undermentioned lands will be received not later 
than 12 noon on Saturday, 16th December, 1922 :— 

Tenders will be considered only from holders of 
blocks on Dartbrook Group Purchase Area. 


Leases will be subject to the provisions of the Closer 
Settlement Acts and Regulatiuns, and will be subject 
to the special conditions set out at, the foot of the 


Schedule hereto attached, and to the following con- 


ditions, provisions, covenants, and reservations. 


The amount offered by the accepted tender, not 
being in any case less than the upset amount as 
specified in the subjoined Schedule, shall be the yearly 
rental of the lease. 

Tenders must be lodged at the office of the Depart- 
ment of Lands, Sydney, or may be transmitted thereto 
by post. 


Tenders shall. be in Form 36, and must be addressed 
to the Under Secretary for Lands, and endorsed 
“Tender for Oloser Settlement Lease, Dartbrook 
Estate,” with date of Gazette notice, and must be 
accompanied by a receipt showing that a deposit 
equal to the amount stated in the Schedule hereunder 
as the upset annual rent of the block has been paid 
to the Land Agent or the State Treasurer. 


The deposit paid by the person whose tender is 
accepted shall be credited on account of the first 
_year’s rent. x 


The terms of the leases will be as set out in the 
Schedule (subject to conditions hereinafter set, forth). 


The rent for the second and every succeeding year 
of the lease shall be paid annually in advance to the 
Crown Land Agent, Scone, or the Treasurer of the 
State of New South Wales, before the date in such 
year corresponding to the date of the approval of the 
granting of the lease. 
be liable to forfeiture. 


The highest tender or any tender will not neces- 
sarily be accepted, and in the event of more than one 
tender being received for any block, the Minister’s 
decision as to the tender accepted shall be final. 


The area leased is exclusive of any roads, streets, 
or lanes within its boundaries. 


_ The land shall be used only for the purposes for 
which the lease is granted. 


No fixed improvements shall be removed from the 
Jand during the currency of the lease, unless with the 
approval in writing of the Minister. 


The lessee shall pay all rates and taxes upon the 
land during the currency of the lease. 


All rights (except residence on land under culti- 
vation) which are conferred by the Mining Acts with 


respect to lands »cquired under the Closer Settlement 
Acts are reserved, 


if not so paid, the lease will - 





The lessee shall hold and use the land under lease 
bona fide in his or her own interest, and shall not 
transfer, assign, or otherwise in any way deal with 
the lease, or sublet or part with the possession of the 
land leased, or any part thereof, without the consent 
in writing of the Minister. , 


Any improvements the property of the Crown upon 
the lease must be kept in repair during its currency, 
reasonable wear and tear excepted. 


No trees or saplings shall be interfered with by 
ringbarking or otherwise, except under permits issued 
under the provisions of the Forestry Act and Regu- 
lations thereunder, but the lessee may take from the 
land leased to him such timber and other material 
for building and other purposes upon such Jand as 
may be required by him as tenant thereof, provided 
such land is not comprised within a timber or forest 
reserve. Where the lease is for agricultural purposes 
other than the cultivation of natural grasses for 
grazing, such permit may be dispensed with when 
ringbarking or destruction of timber is ‘necessary 
with a view to the cultivation over any part or parts 
of the area leased, provided the area to be cultivated 
is defined, and that not less*than three weeks’ notice 
in writing of the intention to ringbark or destroy the 
timber on that area is given to, and written permis- 
sion is first obtained from, the local Forestry Officer. 


The fencing of the land shall be optional with lessee. 


The lessee shall, within three months from the date 
of notification in the Government Gazette of the grant- 
ing of the lease, commence to clear the iand infested 
with prickly-pear, noxious weeds and plants, of such 
pear, &c., and shall thereafter continue the work, so 
that the whole of such infested area shall be cleared 


and all the pear, &¢., destroyed within the following 
periods, viz. :— 


Block ‘‘C,’”? four (4) years, at the rate of one- 
fourth of the pear-infested area per annum. 
Blocks “D’’ and ‘EK,’ five (5) years, at the 


rate of one-fifth of the pear-infested area per 
annum. 


Blocks “‘F,’’ “G,”? and ‘H,’? twelve (12) years, 
at the rate of one-twelfth of the pear-infested area 
per annum; and portion 183, twenty-one (21) 
years, at rate of one twenty-first of the pear- 
infested area per annum. After any part of the 
land has been cleared, it shall be kept clear of. 
prickly-pear, noxious weeds and plants, during 
the currency of the lease. 


In the event of any withdrawl of land from the 
lease for any mining or public purpose, the lessee 
shall be permitted, subject to the approval of the 
Minister, to remove any movable improvements, and 
shall be entitled (a) to a refund for any unrecouped. 
outlay by him in effective. pear-clearing upon the 
land so withdrawn; and (b) to fair and reasonable 
compensation for his interest in any improvements 
belinging to him (other than said. pear-clearing). 
The amount of such compensation shall be ascertained 
by multiplying a sum representing the fair value of 
the improvements by a fraction of which the numer- 
ator shall be the unexpired “term of the: lease and 
the denominator the full term of the lease, In case 
the Minister and the lessee shall not agree as to the 
amount of refund or compensation as aforesaid, the 
matter shall be submitted for the determination of 
the Board, and the decision of the Board or the Land 
Appeal Court, on appeal, shall be final and con- 
clusive. 

An application for addition will not be favourably 
considered until the whole of the area leased is cleared 
of prickly-pear to the satisfaction of the Minister. 


i 











ScHEDULE. 
Approx. Area, Locality. Term of Lease. | Upset Annual 
Rental, 
Acres Years. r 
50 Block Saat 5 6 ° is 
37 Block Di) 7.2, . 7 TOO 
26 Block E axa a if 56 0 0 
50 Block aR a 14 Ly OSG: 
15) Bleck G ay sy 14 to OI a) 
AQ Block H oi Ag 34 LAL Osae 
156 Portion 188 ., ae ZL 100 








? | 


| Allin parish Strathearn, county Brisbane, 





Sketches showing particulars of the blocks may “be 


Seen eat the Information Bureau, ‘Department of 


Lands, Sydney, and the Grown Land Agent’s Office at 
Scone, 


















g 8 Deo, 1992) NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No 169, 6473 
; [3379] ; Sydney, 17th November, 1922. ERRATUM NOTICE, 


PROPOSED ALTERATION OF DESIGN OF THE 

, VILLAGE OF WALLACE. 

T is hereby notified, for public information, that, 
if under the provisions of section 23 of the Crown 
Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, it is intended, at the 
expiration of three months from this date, to alter 
the design of the village of Wallace and of the 
suburban lands attached thereto, by cancelling the 
whole of the suburban lands, by excluding from the 
village lands that part within measured portion 242, 
‘and by closing certain streets and lanes. 

. Lithographs illustrating the proposal may be in- 
spected at the Information Bureau, Department of 
Lands, Sydney, and at the office of the Crown Land 
Agent, Wagga Wagga. 
tC.S. 1922-10,960] 


W. B. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


[3037] ; Sydney, 8rd November, 1922. 


PROPOSED ALTERATION OF DESIGN OF THE 
VILLAGH OF EUMUNGHERIE. 


{fe is hereby notified, for public information, that, at 
the expiration of three months from this date, it 
is intended, under the provisions of section 23 of the 
Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, to alter the 
design of the yillage of Eumungerie by excluding about 
48 acres from the village lands, situated between the 





railway and portions 75, 76, and ‘77, parish of. 


Eumungerie. county of Ewenmar, and south of the 
public school lands. 
Lithographs, showing the proposed alteration, may 
be inspected at the Crown Lands Office, Dubbo; Post 
Office, Humungerie; and at the Department of Lands, 
Sydney. 
? [Mise, 1922-9,676] 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





[3826] Sydney, 8th December, 1922, 
WITHDRAWAL OF LAND FROM SALE, 


Nee is hereby given that the undermentioned por- 
5 tion of land, advertised for Sale by Auction on the 
_ date specified below, has been withdrawn from sale, viz. :— 

















i, 
Date of Sale. | Place of Sale Particulars of Land No of 
ate of Sale, 2 p } Bapers, 
20 December, . Co3lamon ..| Portion 283, suburban to the] Aln. 1922- 
1922. village of Coolamon. 8,834. 

















H. P. FLEMING, 
: Acting Under-Secretary. 
[ 3808] Local Land Board Office, 

Forbes, 80th November, 1922, 


(AR RS, is invited to an application made by by 

W. T. Caldweli, to acquire about 325 acres comprising 

y classifica‘ioa reserves, roads and part of travelling stock 

; reserve No. 1,261, parishes of Moonbucca and Yerai, county 

of Bland, Land Districts of Young and Barmedman ‘East, and 
to surrender in exchange an area of equal value. 

Heliographs illustrating the proposal are exhibited at the 






















aud the Crown Land Agents, Young and Barmedman. 
Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should ‘be 


Forbes, not later than 4th January, 1923. : 
_ The proposal will be considered by the Local Land Board at 
Barmedman on a date to be notified. 

J. 8. BENSON, 

: District Surveyor. 





[3174] - Local Land Board Office, Armidale, 
6th Noveinber, 1922, 


TTENTION is invited to an application made by 
William Henry Allingham, George Robert 
Allingham, and Christopher Allingham to surrender 
about 175 acres of freehold land, being parts of por- 
tions 83 and 85, parish Duval, county Sandon, Land 
District of Armidale, in exchange for land of equal 
value within classification reserves, notified on 6th 


county Sandon, Land District of Armidale. 
Heliograph illustrating the proposal is exhibited 
' at the offices of the Local Land Board at Armidale. 
» Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should 
be forwarded to the District Surveyor at Armidale, 
not later than 9th December. 1922. 
The proposal will be considered by the Local Land 
Board at Armidale at its. next sitting. 


me 1 H. W. GRAEME,. 
SA re District Surveyor. 


offices of the Local Land Boards, Forbes and Wagga Wagga, 


forwarded to the District Surveyor, Laud Board Office, 


May, 1908, and 9th March, 1917, parish Exmouth,. 


je the notification in the Gazette of 24th November, 
1922 (fol. 6239, par. 3579), re date of hearing of 
application by EK. J. Mulligan, for conversion of Special 
Lease 15/3, Yass, into C.P. 22/8, date of Land Board 
hearing should read ‘14th December, 1922.”’ 
G. W. ORR, 
[3809] District Surveyor. 








TOURIST MAPS 
FOR SALE AT LANDS DEPARTMENT. 


SOUTH-EASTERN DISTRICT OF THE STATE. 
NORTH-EASTERN DISTRICT OF THE STATE. 


CENTRAL SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF THE STATE. 


Scale, 10 miles to 1 inch. Showing by distinctive colours 
‘trafficable roads, natural features, distances between Towns, 
Post Offices, Hotels, Petrol Depéts, principal fishing streams, 
and other information useful to Tourists. Price, 1s. 6d. ; 
folded in stiff covers, 2s. 


—_——— 


Obtainable at Information Bureau of this Department. 
Postage, extra. 


TOURIST MAPS. 
FOR SALE AT LANDS DEPARTMENT. 





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HAWKESBURY RIVER, in colour, 
Scale, 1 mile tol inch. Price, 2s. 6d, 


SYDNEY HARBOUR, in colour, : 


Scale, 40 chains tol inch. Showing localities immediately 
adjoining, and reserves on foreshores. Price, Is. 6d. 


NATIONAL PARK, in colour. 
Seale, 40 chains tol inch. Price, 2s, 


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Obtainable at In/ormation Bureau of this Department. 
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STOCK ROUTE MAPS 
FOR SALE AT LANDS DEPARTMENT. 


STOCK ROUTE MAPS, Eastern and Central Divisions, 
in colour, 

Showing distances along roads and routes. Scale, 16 miles 

to 1 inch, Two sheets, Northern and Southern, Price, 
5s. per sheet. 





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Obtairable at Information Bureau of this Department. 
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[Form 1.] 

CROWN LANDS CONSOLIDATION ACT, 1913. 
Nortcr or ProceepINa BEFORE Loca Lanp Boarp, 
New South he ct 

to. wit. 

AKE NOTICE that the Local Land Baard for the 
A Land District of Tamworth will sit at 10 o’clock 
in the forenoon of the 21st day of December, 1922, in 
the Board-room, at Tamworth, and that the matter 
stated at the foot hereof is set down for hearing at 
that time and place. 

If you fail to appear, the Board, if so see fit, will 
proceed in your absence, ? 
eel ae at Tamworth, this 27th day of November, 


EK, W. BRIERLY, 
Chairman, 


To David L. Nott, of Kendall Hills, Limbri. 





MATTER FOR INVESTIGATION. 


As to compliance with the residence condition 
attaching to Settlement Purchase No. 21-27, Tam- 
worth, parish of Bullimball, county of Parry. 

[3726] 





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8 Dec, 192%.} NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 169, "6483 
[3830] he ese Sydney, 8th December, 1922: 


REVERSAL OF FORFRITURE OF A CONDITIONAL LEASE. 
rv is habe notified that the forfeiture of the ‘ndeementioned Conditional Lease, which was publisted in the Gazette, on the date it 
































OPP e posite ‘thereto, has been reversed, 
(0.8. 1922-23 1183) W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
EASTERN RN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Cooma. 
| : Date of d sa hore 
ee |. Lessee, Address, —|—-County, Parish, Ares, | @a7ettal | pool C.P.| 3 |  Bhine, 
Forfeiture, & 
‘ Acres, 
26,695 Barritt, Herbert Edward ... .»| Burrangong =... «| Wallace | Gabramatta ... 180 17 Noy., 1922) 1895-24 ..| 16 | Dalgety. 
(per West, Mary) Adaminaby. 
[3831] Sydney, 8th December, 1922, 


REVERSAL OF FORFEITURE OF CONDITIONAL PURCHASE. 
T is hereby notified that the forfeiture of the undermentioned Conditional Purchase, which was published in the Gazette on the date 


specified hereunder, has been Easeneett 
CSS ae W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
EASTERN DIVISION: 


Lanp District oF BELLINGEN. 



































| ? | 
; g Date of | 
O< ate o 
Holding Purchaser, Patkon Area, County. Parish. ee | Plan No. Gazettal of Papers, Shire, 
£ | Forfeiture, 
| 
a Wa hee Tap 
1870-358.| McManus, Mery Ann (now| 3 Feb., 1870.. 38 3 0] Raleigh ..| Ketelghay .. 5 | R. 144-1,714, | 21 Sept., 1917) C.S. 1922- Nambucea, 
MeNally, Patrick, FSi a 21.361, 
Epssai Sydney, 8th December, 1922. 


FORFEITED CONDITIONAL PURCHASE. 
Nonczi is Hiveby given that the undermentioned Conditional Purchase of land, and all rights attached to such purchase, have become 


and are hereby deelared forfeited through non-payment of balance, interest, or instalment of purchase-money and survey fee; but 
such forfeiture shall not take effect until the expiration of thirty clear days after this notification. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





EASTERN DIVISION : 
Lanp District oF GusForD. 











=e é | 
53 4 
* , 2 Amount 
pate Gurehaser. gonad Area, |$<| County. | Parish, | Plan No, | # | Papers in | Shire 
we art 85 te Arrears, 
ne 5 | 
ee 3 Aa 














| 


a Y. Pe , C.8. £ 8. da, 
1916-12 | Akers, Charles Alfred e-| 18 July, 1916 ...| 490 0 O | 44 | Northum- | Rugby se| N, 5j208-2,111) 22 | 1922-22931; 50 0 0 Erina. 
: berland, (instalment), 
27.3 





(survey fee), 


[8827] . ; Western Land Board Office, 


Sydney, 8th aes es 1922, 
FORFEITURE OF WEST7ZRN LANDS LEASE. 


T is notified, for public information, that the undermentioned Western Lands Lease is hereby forfeited for non-fulfilment of 
conditions. It is also notified that all moneys paid in connection with this !ease are forfeited to the Crown. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 














| 

No. of | aK ' 
boi Peperk: Name of Lessee, County. Situation of Lease. Block. Area, 5 re ; 
= W.L.B. ; te Acres. 28." da 
2727 1922-6608 | William Henry McLaughlin ..,| Mouramba «| Within | Resumed 316 8,060 | 10 1 6 

J . Area No. 30,| © 
“ Nymagee.”’ 
13839] Sydney, 8th December, 1922. 


FORFEITURE OF AN IMPROVEMENT LEASE. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that the Improvement Lease specified in the annexed Schedule has been forfeited 
for non- “fulfilment of conditions. 


The forfeiture will take effect at the expiration of thirty clear days from this date. 


























a + : W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
Lee "Tapers. Name and Address of Lessee. Land District. County. | Parishes. | Shire, 
née. Oce. . : Acres, £a ds. 
odes 1828 | 1922-6,591 | Executors of late Michael le Grand,! Hillston e| Nicholson © ..| Huutawang, | Carrathool..| 12,748 8916 6 
; cf Lauristen, Yarram. Weenya, an 
East Marowie. | 














64sd NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 169. -—‘[8 Dze, 1992, 








[3834] WH, . Sydney, 8th December, 1922. 


[i is hereby notified, for geaeral information, that, in accordance with the provisions of section 48 of the Returned Soldiers Settlement 
Act, 1916, wanted nin for Soldiers’ Group Purchases have been confirmed for the lands set forth in the annexed Schedule. 


W. E. WEARNE, Ming for Lands. 





SCHEDULE REFERRED TO, 
































Micali oy Name of Applicant, | me Ralee Area, ~ | Parish, County. : Date of Confirmation. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Layp District or Tavwortn, AND PERL SHIRE, 
Soldiers’ Group Purchase Area No. 15, Bective, 
. BoA. op. 
1922 44 | Brendon, Joseph .., sas «| 16 | 175 [{ 623 2 0 | Bective... vaof Parry wee | 29 Noy., 1922. 
CENTRAL DIVISION, 
; Gwydir and Yallaroi Shires. 
Soldiers’ Group Purchase Area No. 24 (Mount Rodd). 
Lanp District or WABIALDA. 
1922- 1 | Rourke, Thomas William ... saa] ed 68 |1,041 0 O{ Gineroi . | Burnett... ...| 30 Nov, 1922. 
(ex. roads). ., 
2 | Sinden, Wallace Oscar _... tees 64 |1,065 0 O do weet 6 do SABO TO $ 
(ex. roads). 
3 | Evans, Thomas Richard .., recite en) 65/ |1,015 0 O do ee do Seal BOW ais A 
Lanp Distrior oF BINGARA. 
1922- 4 | Dufty, Ernest ha si osetia 182 |1,106 0 O{ Wyndham ..-| Murchison ...{| 30 Nov., 1922. 
: (ex. roads). 
5 | Winmill, Alfred Stanley .., ah 5 133 {1,210 0 O do ee} do Gens OO Wry A 
3 | (ex. roads). : 
6 | Parkin, James Bee fy dee hoe 134 |1,033 0 0 do sey, beatlig ah BO cain 
7 | Lewis, "Thomas Charles... eal ented) 135 {1,109 0 0 do - He do AR LOL aly “ 
[3837] . Sydney, 8th December, 1922. 


[* is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the 36th section of the Closer Settlement Act, 1904, the Settlement Purchase 
particularised in the subjoined Schedule, all rights attached to such purchase, and all moneys paid in connection therewith, are hereby 
forfeited. 


W. £. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





GOOBANG SETTLEMENT PURCHASE AREA. 
CENTRAL DIVISION.. been e : | 


Lanp District oF PARKES; GooBancG SHIRE. 
































No, of , 
Settlement Purchaser. 
Purchase. 


Cat. No, of 
Plan. 


Portion | Farm 


No. No. Area, i 








Parish, | ~ County, | 








Ce OE oP 
123 15 475 0 O| Goobang ...; Ashburnham..,.! A. 7,°00-1,770, 
Papers— Clo. Sett. 6,024-9, 





1912-15 | Michael McGirr (Commissioners 

’ of the Government Savings 
Bank of New South Wales, 
mortgagees). 














[8881] 2 Sydney, 8th December, 1922. — 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the 36th section of the Closer Settlement Act, 1904, the Suttlement Purchase 
particularised in the ‘subjoined Schedule, all rights attached to such purchase, aid all moneys paid in connection therewith, are 
hereby forfeited. 


W. &E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





HARPARARY SETTLEMENT PURCHASE AREA. 
CENTRAL DIVISION, 


Laxy District or NaRRspri; 







Namor SHIRE, 








No. 
ef Settlement: 
1920- 5 | Edward John Campbell Ase oo) aH 227 1 O | Darrisdeer .,.|) Nancdewar ..| N, 2,179-1,774.. 
(ex. road.) ; Papers—Clo. Sett. 
1922-3,825, 














8 Dec, 1922] + NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 169 6188 








Besa " < Sydney,8th December, 1923, 
FORFHITURE OF CROWN-LEASES. 


Ti is hereby notifiod that the Crown-leases specified hereunder are declared forfeited in accordance with the provisions of the Orowu Lands 
Consolidation Act, 1913. 
The forfeiture to take effect at the expiration of thirty clear days from this date. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 











Crown 


No. of Lease No. of | * 

















. : A 1 Reason fo 
Tend Distri ote Fhe oe. Portion. | Parish, | County, Shire. Praca Rental, Forfeiture, 
ze £ 3s. d. 
1921-8, Warialda| Joseph Ernest Miller ... 89 Cox ...| Burnett ,..|° Yallaroi.. 8,709 | 54 O 4] Non-payment of 
rent. 
1917-5, Welling- | Walter Charlesworth ...\184and147.) Gundy _...| Gordon...) Macquarie} 2,530 319 6 do 
ton ~ 
[3336] . : Sydney, 8th Dealers 1922, 


ABSOLUTE REVERSAL OF FORFEITURE OF A CROWN-LEASE. 


1 ae is hereby notified, for general information, that, in accordance with the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act and 
Regulations, the forfeiture declared under notification in the Government Gazette of 18th August, 1922, of the Crown-lesse 
hereunder specified, has been reversed. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





























No, of Lease 
bs No. of - Cc -l A 1 
5 a | Nameot Leswee, | Porticn | Parish. | County, | Shire, sreeg a si Rental. 
Fal ay . 7 £ 8. d. 
1919-22, Taree ..,; Samuel Pender Webeok ... 149 Mummel.. ....| Hawes ... .| Manning. ...| 1,298 17:.8 9 
[3838] : Sydney, 8th December, 1922. 


REVERSAL OF LAPSING OF SALE BY AUCTION OF CROWN LANDS. 


NM cee is hereby given that the lapsing of the Auction Sale hereunder Bearoularised) which was notified in the Government 
Gazette on the date hereunder specified, has been reversed. 
W. BE. WEARNE, Minister for Lands, 





SoHEDULE. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 















































bia ae "Situation of Land, Bloat Seis 
0.0 ace and Date | a 9 ate O 
Area, a Name of Purchaser. Shire, 
Papers. of Bale. Town, | Parish, County. & % 5 TL PaBE: 
ee 8 Cys eae 

Aln, 0 t % Coomabarra- | ves sescee sseeee | 14 1921, 

1922-&,086| Coonabarrabran f bran. «. | Stephen McManus ...| 27 May ...| Coonabarrabran 
llth July, i91v./ (0 1 33 ei Press et vce) Dteciscsincctcesy | 445 (T)« 

[8829 } pees : Sydney, 8th December, 1922. 


FORFEITED HOMESTEAD FARMS, 
OTIOR is hereby Shee that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the interests of the hokders in 
the Homestead Farms specified in the following Schedule are hereby declared forfeited through non-fulfilment of the conditions ; 
but such forfeiture shall not take effect until thirty clear days after this publication. 
W. EK. WHEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





CENTRAL DIVISION, 
Lanp District or NARRABRI. 









































No, of Date ot | he 2 el : 
¢ oS ° J le 
WLR, Selector. - F Gélection, Area. County. Parish. Plan Ne, E ig Papers sy Shire. 
i | oe 
: a Y. Dp t 
1919- 9! Tribe. Alfred George ... «| 17 April, 1912/89 0 0 | White ...| Brigalw ...| W. 944-1,767 ...| 381 | CS. «re 312) sit | Namoi. 
 -3919- 109 Do Tiber 870 0 0 do zi do RAW NGaoay NTA C8, a do 
1912- $2 | Brown, Robert Alexander 29 Aug., lvlt; 808 0 0 do «| Blake ~ | W. 9u7 a \festee ean eos. 19222) ‘309 76 ao 
(now held by Commissioners : i 
of the Government Savings 5 
Bank of New Sonoth Wales), F | e | 
1920- 6 To +-| 16 Mar, 1620} 899 0 0 do .,| do Bia We GOR hh ea 2or we 8. 1922: o senses do 
1915- oi j2 McCann, George siepack, --| 26 Nov., 1910) 936 0 0 | do ...| Brigalow .../°W.926 ,, «| 18 | C.S,1922-22,806; 434 | do ; 
oli BS eh eral a RS Ye aa SS SE 
[3884], ) Sydney, 8th December, 1822. — 


REVERSAL OF FORFEITURE OF HOMESTEAD FARM. 
T is hereby notified that the forfeiture of the undermentioned Homestead Farm, which was publishelin the Gazette on the date 
specified hereunder, has been reversed, rae 
—_——- W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Districr or TaMWwoRrTH. 















































Section . ; Date of IL.F. 
No. of Date of : Portion P Shi 
i A Area. of th C y.| Parish. Plan No, Gazettal of Area ‘apers, re. 
HF. Selector Selection. rea ay | ounty ar Binge [Reser oy ne : 
bs a, T. p. . X Bh 2 st 
1919-3 | D»bb, Joha (now held by| 15 July, 1919| 243 1 v= 119 | Inglis ..) Tam- I. 2,372, 2,178-| 292, 294,| £7 Oct., 1922]. 94 | C.8.1922- | Cockburm, 
. His Majesty the King). | worth.| J,6 0. 496, 298. 20,581. 























No. 169, § DacumBsr, 1922 





6486 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No 169. [8 Dzc., 1929, 





[8806] Sydney, 8th December, 1923.. 
NOTIFICATION OF EXECUTION OF SETTLEMENT LEASES CONSEQUENT UPON SUBDIVISION. 


1 nde is hereby given that consequent upon subdivision under section 257, Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the under- 
mentioned Settlement Leases were, on the 29th November, 1922, executed by His Excellency the Governor, and have been 
forwarded for delivery to the Lessees, to the Crown Land Agent of the District in which the lands are situated. 


The Lessee is required to take delivery of each lease, and give a receipt in writing for the same in Form 87, within three monthe 
from the date of this notice, failing which the Minister may declare the lease to be null and void, and any moneys lodged With the 
application forfeited to the Crown. 


The Lessee must. pay to the Crown Land Agent, at time of delivery of lease, a lease fee of £1 for each lease. 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. | 

















tanece No. of Ho Bethy Ss Date of 

Leases . 0, of on en ‘or 

under Land District. Name of Lessee, add Plan: Parish, County. Shire. Area. Current sc poce op cf 
aubdiviaion, | Period. 

: Ws Sen ee Nes, 
1,325 | Barmedman ...| James Edward Balder Jasprizza} 16 (B. 2,344-1,946) ...| Thurungly| Bland ..|Narraburra|/1,466 0 0] 1418 0 | 29 Mar,, 1929. 
1922-1 Do ‘st Do | 15 & 87 (B. 2,344 an G6 teal dO oon do: X4..| E281, 2° 6 |-12 76 0420 oe 
; 4,406-1,946). 

[ 3803} Sydney, 8th December, 1922. 


‘NOTIFICATION OF ADDITIONS TO HOLDINGS. 


i is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 164 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the portions 
of land particularised in the Schedule hereunder are added to and now form part of the holdings mentioned in such Schedule at the 
capital values stated. 





W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 

















SCHEDULE. 

=| Capitalvalue| Date from N Future 

B : ; ew Area, 

= : per acre which annual 3 

= Parish. County, District, Area. ot addition Added to— Holting paymenton Section. Shire, 
& added area. | takes effect. * | Holding. 

: ar. p. Se GE a ©. Pp, £.. 8. d, ( 
46 | Moonbis ..| Gipps --| Condobolin “Are | sia 25 0 1 Dee., 1921) H.F, 1914-64 (portion 39),| 897 0 1 60 9 2 164 Lachlan, 
C. Reynolds. 
138 &| Nimbia ..| Leichhardt} Coonamble| 250 2 0 1 5 0 | 10Mar., ,, | C.L. 1910-63 (portions 5)2,797 2 0 4017 7, 104 Wingadee, 
82. { (Rent, 6d. per and 30), H. W. H. ; 
| acre). Bassett. 














[3828] Sydney, 8th December, 1932. 


FORFEITURE OF A SUBURBAN HOLDING. 

T is hereby notified that the Suburban Holding specified hereunder is declared forfeited in accordance with the provisions of the 
Orown Uands Consolidation Act, 1913. 3 

The forfeiture to take effect at the expiration of thirty clear days from this date. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





Lanp District or KEMPSsRY. 








——___, 


Fo, vf Date of " ‘ 
aH. Lessee, | Application, S County. Parish. tet’ Annual 2 pans eed Area No, Shire 


Notification. rent, Forfeiture, 


> 

e 

° 
Portion 


a 























BLY. p. ; Fra. de 
1921-10 Poulton, Albert -.| 18 July, 1921] 10 2 0 256 | Dudley ..| Yarravel ..| 20 Aug., 1920) 1 5 0 |Non-paymentofrent 1,154 Macleay. 
. and non-fulfilment; ‘ 
| of conditions, 
'3417] 


APPLICATION FOR A LEASE FOR A SPECIAL PURPOSE. 


ae is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned applioation has been received for a Special Lease 

under the provisiens of the 74th amd 229th sections of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, of the land and 
for the purpose hereunder stated, and that it is the intention to grant a lease, should no sufficient objection be found to 
xist, after inquiry by the Land Beard and consideration by the Minister. 


Any *bjections will receive due consideration, if lodged in writi ith the Distriet S for th Beard 
District in witch the land is sitwaved, on or before the date speeidlea heteaanan : ; is Me olin Poeien 


W. E. WEARNE, Mimister for Lands. 











_ Purpose Foi Lecal hand Beard . Date 
Agpltoant, Locality of Land appled for, Area. | whieh Lease is | ouisonons mene ig pecan 
desired. lodged. many be lodged. 
Goodlet and Smith Ltd.,j Part below high-water mark, south of Midge-| Part of 10 | Wharf, sawmill, and| Maitland | | 16D 
Special Lease 3,932,; street, fronting Ooolongolook River, village} acres. erection of build. rh Se rata icc ts 


Taree. Coolongolook. 4 ings. 














.¥ 


8 Dro, 1922.) 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 169, 6487 





; [8825] ee Sydney, 8th December, 1922, 


‘NOTIFICATION OF DEDICATION OF LANDS FOR PUBLIC PURPOSES UNDER THER CROWN LANDS 
CONSOLIDATION ACT, 1918. 


AX abstract of the intended dedication of the various areas of Crown Lands described in the Schedule hereto, for the public purposes 

therein mentioned, having been duly laid before both Houses of Parliament of the State of New South Wales, in accordance with 
the provisions of the 24th section of the Orown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, it is hereby notified that the various areas of Crown 
Lands hereinbefore mentioned, and as more particularly described in the Schedule hereto, are hereby dedicated for the respective public 
purposes specified in connection therewith. 






































[Ms. 1922-11,194) W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
a ScHEDULE, 
: List No. 6 of 1922, 
Lee S| |p of intended No. of 
: ot- x ‘urpose of inten 0. 0! 
Place. County. Portion. out: 3 | Locality. Area. Petication’ Papers. Cat. No. of Plans, 
‘ n : 
| | Eas 73 0) 
Dubbo (parish of.)..| Gordon = ...} wn... | cee ee .. | Parish of Dubbo 2 2 0} Public Road .. ..| Rds. 21-302-8 ..| R, 14,552-1,603. 
(about). 
Gillett’s Ridge ..| Clarence... Si Wihirat ere eae Sy) Parish of Ulmarra 2 6 0 | Public School Site ..| Misc, 22-6,217 ..| O. 1,885-1,577; 
Lesterfield .. ..| Bourke F 184 Hak EE By Parish of Coolarnon 5 -0°-0 do ..| Mise, 21-135 ..| R. 8,837-1,806. 
New Lambton ..| Northum- DAs Sle Wee .. | Newcastle  Pasturage} 0 0 28} Literary Institute Site} Misc, 22-6,884 ..| N. 2,2S1-2,111. 
berland. Reserve, ’ 
Old Kareelah --| Buller He 8 Wahl elena a Parish of Beaury 3 0 0j Public School Site} Misc, 22-7,290 ..| B, 2,712-1,741. 
j ” » (addition), 
: Pelaw Main .. a “hating mi eee 18 4 | Village of Pelaw Main..| 0 1 0 | Literary Institute Site! Misc. 22-8,680 ..| Pelaw Main 5, 
cs erlan .* 
. Bit add let acd El, ese) SUR iN) ee RUE eA Sete 2 RE she 
4 
x 
[3817] Sydney, 8th December, 1922. 


APPLICATION FOR THE CLOSING AND PURCHASE OF ROADS AND PARTS OF ROADS. 

TOTICE is hereby given that application has been made, under the Public Roads Act, 1902, for the closing and purchase of the 
N roads and parts of roads described in the Schedule hereunder, and that it is intended to close such roads and parts of roads unless 
valid objections are found to exist, . f 

Any person desiring to lodge objections should forward the same in writing, addressed to the Minister for Lands, within one month 
from date of this notice. 














ee ou W. E. WHEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
SCHEDULE 4 
Papers. | Applicant, . | Area. | Description. 
Roads. HUE ik a Bias, Oe 
1920-860-1. F. 8. Hope, junior...) 9 2 24 | Parish of Warbro, county of Dudley, Land District of Kempsey, shire Macleay. 
Rd. Pur. 1922- Part of boundary road 1 chain wide separating portion 36 from portion 85 
106. A south of public road within those portions, also reserved road 1 chain wide 
within portion 67. 
1922-31-5. Edgar M. Herring .... 1 1 30 | Parish of Batlow, county of Wynyard, Land District of Tumut, shire Gadara, 
Rd. Pur. 1922-97. Deke The unnecessary parts of reserved road (track) within E. M. Herring’s part of 
: portion 96, east and west of fenced track traversing said land in a southerly 
; direction. 
1922-117-3, | John Koellner ..| 5 0 23} Parish Brogo, county Auckland, Land District Bega, shire Mumbuila. Boundary 
Rd, Pur. 1922-35. road 100 links wide separating portions 31, 92, end of closed and sold road, 
portions 183 and 98 from portions 37 (part) and 73 (part) west of the Upper 
; r Bega-Cobargo Road, and excluding parts thereof and part of reserved road 
" a) within portions 92 and 73 necessary to preserve continuity of such roads. 

x 1922-354-4. Patrick Reardon ..., 8 1 38 | Parish North Gundagai, county Clarendon, Land District Gundagai, shire 
Rd. Pur. 1922- Adjungbilly. Boundary road 109 links wide separating portions 15, 16, and 17 
. 73. ; from portions 148 (part) and 14 ; also boundary road 100 links wide separating 

r portion 14, end of closed road, and portions 13 and 10 from portions 157, 156, 

j and 153. 
1922-239-4, Bartholomew 9 0 16 | Parish North Gundagai, edanty Clarendon, Land District, Gundagai, shire Adjung- 
Rd. Pur, 1922-54. Reardon. billy. Boundary road 100 links wide separating portions 97 and 146 (part) 


1 ; from portions 230 (part) and 96; boundary road 100 links wide south of 
portion 95, excluding the part necessary to preserve continuity of the public 
road through portions 95 and 943; also reserved road 100 links wide within 
portion 291. 
1921-536-5. Emily Jane Rowe ...| 14 2 6] Parish Mangamore, county Argyle, Land District Goulburn, shire Mulwaree., 
Rd. Pur. 1921- ; Boundary road 100 links wide separating portions 77 (part) and 76 (part) from 
152. portion 73 (part) end of road, portion 48 (part), and portion 59. 


7 











(3816) . Sydney, 8th December, 1922, 


NOTIFICATION OF CLOSING OF ROAD AND APPROVAL OF SALE OF THE LAND COMPRISED THEREIN 
UNDER ROAD PURCHASE APPLICATION. 


i IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions 
of the 20th section of the Public Roads Act, 1902, the road described in the appended Schedule is hereby closed, and the land - 
comprised therein will be granted to the person mentioned hereunder, payment of costs, purchase money, deed fee, and stamp duty 

















ha been made. sk 
ie ao W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
SCHEDULE REFERRED TO. 
* os ; Description. — | Area, | _ Proposed Grantee. 
Ah! As TUB. ; 
_ Roads Parish of Creighton, county of Hume, Land District of Albury,| 7 220 | Carl Fredrich Muller. 

— s_-_-1920-188-15. shire of Culeairn. Boundary road 1 chain wide separating 
_ «Red. Pur, 1920-57. portion 92 from portions 21 (part) and 16 (part). 





ag Se ma a a ae ea Tt aE IRS Ta ars a ce on eran 


6488 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 169, (8 Dxc., 1922. 
[3813] . Sydney, 8th December, 1922. 


NOTIFICATION OF PROPOSED OPENING OF ROADS, OF PROPOSED DECLARATION OF EXISTING ROADS AND 
PARTS OF EXISTING ROADS TO BE PUBLIC ROAD, AND OF PROPOSED CLOSING OF ROADS AND PARTS OF 
ROADS DEEMED TO BE UNNECESSARY. ; 


Nee” is hereby given that the Minister for Lands deems it expedient that certain roads should be opened, and that it is proposed 
to resume for the purpose, under the provisions of the Public Roads Act, 1902, the lands hereunder described, and to declare the 

existing roada and parts of exiating roads particularised hereunder to be Public Road. . 

Lhe proposed roads, &c., are shown upon pians which can be inspected at this Office, and a copy of the same may be inspected at 
the respective Offices of the Crown Land Agents for the Land Districts in which the lands are situated. 

All persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing and to forward to the Minister, within one month from date of 
this notice, any objections which may appear to them to exist to the proposals above stated. : : 

Notice 1s alao given that the Minister is of opinion that it is expedient to close the roads and parts of roads hereun der specified 
and all persons intorested are heroby called upon to set forth in writing, addressed to the Minister for Lands, within one month from 
this date, any objections which mav appear to them to exist to the closing of the said roads and parts of roads. 

Pians showing the roads and parts of roads proposed to be closed can be inspected at this Office, and a copy of the same may be 
inepected at the respective olfices of the Crown Land Agents for the Land Districts in which the lands are situated, 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
Descrirrion o¥ ROAD TO BE OPENED:—Road from the east boundary of portion 31 to the Balldale-Walbundry road, parish of 


Kentucky, county of Hume, Coreen Shire,—as shown on plan catalogued R. 14,948~1,603, 
[ Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1922-371-5.} j 











DxscriprTion of the land which it is proposed to resume, and of road deemed to be unnecessary, which it is proposed ‘o close, 
Lanvo Drerrrot oF Corowa. 

















gs i Character Width of 
Hz| Area. eon Reputed Owner. Occupier. of rae aba: Road propceed to be closed, &e. 
m4 i Holding. Resumed. 1 
| Re Ta De PAS es os ; ¢ 
62 40 VU 0 | Kentueky | David Ford « | David Ford ...| Freehold «| 100 links... 5 2 39 | The kia hoch road isla Ha eia 
tiou 42 is to be ciosed aad part thereof to he 
granted in compeusation. : 

















DusoRirrion or Roapd TO Bt OPENED :—Road diversions adjoining part of the railway line from Albury t> Sydney at Wallendbecn, 
; parish of Wallendoon, county of Harden, Wallendbeen Municipality,—as shown on plan catalogued R. 14,973-1,603. 
{Registration No. of Papers~—Roads 1922-742-3.]} 
Description of the lands which it is proposed to resume, 


Lanp District or Youna. 





























Ar Character | Width of | . 
cage Area, Teldapa Reputed Owner. Occupier. of pers ie sore Remarks, 
rm : | Holding. Risuwel | x Y 
Ot. ep: am T. Dp. 
0 320 0 uv | Wellendoon| Rai!way Commissionert| ..sccseeeereee | Freehold ..,) Variable.) 1 0 327 | These prop>sed resumptions embrac lands 
297 6 U 12 Do sb do * sabres ahanicensns ves do es! OU links ... O “1.123 acquired by the Railway Commissioners 
J : for road diversion purposes, 
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Drsckiprion oF RoaD TO BE OPENED :—Widening of part of Cook’s River road, parish of Petersham, county of Cumberland, 
St. Peters Municipality,—as shown on plan catalogued R. 14,972-1,603, - 
{Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1923-738 -4.] 


DusonipTion of the lands which it is proposed to resumé, - 
Merroroniran LAND DISTRICT. 


























Portion No, | Area. | Parish Name. Reputed Owner. | Occupier. Paeieee et | Mh Se ettsing fats ele 
| he es te ed ass 
| % Te. De } a. Tr. p. 
71 470 v OU | Petersham «| Riilway Commissi ners sil i eeuees ebb sepeoneos oe K PEOHOIG: ic. «| 303 links (20 feet) and 0 0 9} 
(now subdivided’, - j variable. 











DESORIPTION OF ROAD TO Be OPENED :—Road from the Maraden-Forbes road near Wirrinya railway platform, thence along railway line 
to reserved road along southern boundary of portion 2!, also part of road from Wirrinya to Carrawandool, parish of Currowong, 
county of Forbes, Jemalong Shire,—as shown on plans catalogued R. 14,124-1,608 and 14,807-1,603. 
[Registration No. of Papers—Koads 1917-5¢9-21.] ey 





Descrirrion of the lands which it is proposed to reaume, of part of cxisting roal to be declared to be Public Road, and of road 
and part uf road decmed to be unnecessary, which it is prop:sed to close, 


Lanp District oF Fores. 








} y ; 
Characier Ni as Area Read and part of Road proprsed to be 
Registered Holder. Occupier, of ny to be closed, &c, ; also part of existing road 


Holding. sie a, | Resumcd. | to be declared to be Public Road. 


Portion 


mc. rea Parish 


Name, 














evans hs i Ps 
R, 14,’ 24-1,603.}2,155 0 3 Currowong| William Patrick) Patrick Michael) C.P, 11-39...) 100 links & 18 0 OU} The unnecessary part of reserved road 150 
21 Kennedy. McGirr and Wil- variable, links wine within ,ortion 21 and the 
; liam Patrick : uunecessary boundary road, separating 
t { Kennedy, portion 21 (part) from pertion 48 (part) 
R, 14,807-1,602,,2,185 0 3 de: 5%, do ‘a do bes do... 1£0 links... deraeau parish «f Warangla, county of Gipps, 
a1 all west of proposed road (R. 14,507- 





added to portion 41, the area thereof and 


3 rcods, 





ee The part of existing reserved road 150 
ot links wide within portion 21, at northern 
\ end of proposed road (R. 14,607-1,608), 
: is to be declared to be Public Read and 
| dedicated tothe ‘public accordingly, 


Note.—This notification superscdes and is in lieu of a previous notification regarding propesed road R. 14,124-1,603, published in Gazette of 
24th December, 1920, folio 7642. : , 




















tate aettameenene ete eee 














oat 








t 


1,695) are proyosed t> be closed and 


of C.P. 11-39 to be reduced to 2,171 acres 
















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» 8 Deo, 1922.) 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTR, No. 169. 6489 





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[3814] : fire Sydney, 8th December, 1922. 


NOTIFICATION UNDER THH PUBLIO ROADS ACT, 1902, OF RESUMPTLION OR WITHDRAWAL AND DEDICATION 
OF LANDS FOR ROADS, OF RE&-MARKED' ROADS, OF DECLARATION OF RE-MARKED KOADS, AND OF 
EXISTING ROADS AND PARTS OF EXISTING ROADS TO BE PUBLIC ROAD, AND UF THE CLOSING OF 
ROADS AND PARTS OF ROADS DEEMED Tu BA UNNECESSARY. 


H* Excslieucy the Goverror, with the advice of the Executive Oouncil, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the Public Roads 

Act, 1902, the lands hereunder described, which are required for the roads hereunder specified (in xespect of which roads notice 
of proposal to open the same has duly been given) shall be and are hereby resumed or withdrawn for the sevcral roads referred to; and 
that the said lands shall be and are hereby dedicated as roads; that the re-marked roads and existing roads and parts of existing roads 
particularised hereunder shall be and are hereby declared to be Public’ Road; and that the roads and parta of roads hereunder specified, 


ae are deemed to be unnecessary (in respect of which notice of proposal to close the same has duly been given) shall be and are hereby 


2 





W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


Duscriprson or RoavD OPBNED :—Deviation and widening of part of road from Woodburn to Broadwater, within portions 
4and 45, parish of Broadwater, county of Rous, Gundurimba Shire,—as shown on plan catalogued R. 14,692-1,03. 


[Registration No. of Papers— Roads 1921-312-16.] 


DEsSoRIPTION of re-marked roads, of lands now resumed for the road specified above and dedicated as a Public Road, of re-marked roads 
and anda ps existing ro:ds declared to be Public Road, and of road and parts of roais deemed to bs unnecessary, which are 
now olosed. 2 
_., A proposals to re-mark roads, to resume the lands referrs1 to for the rovd in question, to declare re-marked roads and parts of 
existing roads to be Public Road, and to close the road ani parts of roads deemed to be unnecessary, was published in the Government 
Quzette of 16th June, 1922, f- lio 3332. 





Lanp Districr or LrsmMorz. 






































= o | Parish Character | Width of A | Road and parts of Roads closed, &c.: also parts 

Sy, Area Nace! Reouted Owner. Occupier, of Land R aed of existing Roads and re-marked Roads 

o Holding. | Resumea, | Resumed. | declared to be Public Road, 

ALLY A Oe, See Pd REE eae die ine Meee BM ; | ai 
eo oy, ory Bet ps 

4 40 0 0 | Broadwater ...| W.Thurgate ...| W.Thurgate.,,' Freehold... 100 links & 1 23y | The urnecessary part of reserved road within 

variable, | portion 4, west of the new road; the un- 
necessary parts of reserved road within portion 
$5, scuth-west of the new ro:d withio por- 
tion 45, are closed and to be granted in 
compensation, 

#6 be 0-0 Do on} C.F McTntcele| cesses cee serces ect do... | 100 links & 0 310 | The unnecessary part of reserved road within 
as executrix ip variable, portion 45, north and east of the new road, 
estate of late js closed and to be granted part thereof in 
F. Melntesh, | — : ; compensation, 

122 |10 0 0 Do Aer ahten raratenee . Read in use sepinankae bak Variable ..|  sesseseeressees | This is a re-marking of boundary road on south 
- : | of portion 122 and end «f road, 
111 | 70 3 2 D) ey dagsetasetee ste do Ree Wap Seesincs oe AO nae] ceseeeeseeeee | This isa re-marking of the boundary rcad (R, 
Ae |e . - |  2,105-1,603) on the south of portion 111, 

27 aotods Da cA eateesccespesis do eu iste ted sp 3isee, LS A SSH es, Sata lce hse Vit depacecs i : 
} This is a re-marking of the reserved roads 

6and7 eos con ves Do ea ath do 1 OS ae Fesay ame Sepia oy within portions 27,6 and 7 (part). 

(part). us 
26 and 5) sesso Do cS, proc. do esl eevee tans GO as. | sansavestseeeee =| This is a re-marking of the reserved roads (pub- 
: | lie road &, 10,647-1,608) within portions 6 and 
| « 26. ; 

Parts of existing roads together with re- 
marked ronda, exclusive of ronda R. 10,647-1,603, 
are declared to be Public Road and dedicated 

{ to the public accordingly. 























Descrretron or ROAD opENED :—Part of access road from Wecean Creek to the main Inverell-tm maville Road, parish of Weean, 
county of Arrawatta, Ashford Shire,—as shown on plan catalogued. R. 14,546-1,603. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1918-720-15]. : | 


DzsoniP1i0N of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a Public Road, of part of existing road declared to 
be Public Road, and of roads and part of road deemed to be unnecessary which are now closed. 





A proposal to resume “the lands referred to for the Road in questian, to declare part of existing road to be Public Road, and to 
close the roads and part of road deemed to be unnecessary, was published in the Government Gazette of 31st March, 1922, folio 2034. 


; LanD District or INVERELL. 








ey 














Parish : Character | Width of een Hoe ee sy é 
part of road olosed, &c.; also part of 
£ Ares Name. Siang Owner. Ocsppier. BAe g. aie Resumed. existing Road declared to be Public Road. 
ets Pp: : a. TEP 
480 0 0} Weean ...| Bank of New| E. W. Gott «| C.U, 35,838 | 100 links... 2 016 | The unnecessary reserved road through portion 74, 
South Wales, : and the unnecessary boundary road separating 
rs : P : portions 74 and 3 are ciosed and added to portion 
, 74; the area thereof and of CL. 35,838 being 
, : : increased to 482 acres 2 roods. 
40 0 0 Do ..| Australian Mutual} Thos, Bowling ...| C.P. 71-49.) 1009 , . 1 0 0] The unnecessary boundary road separating 
Provident Scciety, - rortions 3 and 17 is closed and added to portion 
180 0 0 Do ve do Le do «| C,U. 26,061.) 100 4 . 80 0 8; the area thereof and of C.P. T1-49 being 
increased to 40 acres 2 roods. 
78 2 0/> Do et do ose do- weet Ebohi Cali t 200° Sy ies 3 3 0| The unnecessary part cf boundary road separating 
: Y 28,332 of portion 9 (part) from rortions 60 and 63 is 
4 . 263 acres, closed and added to portion ¥; the area thereof 
4 0 0 Do os do. on do os AGy i... L007 |, se. 110 being increased to 43 acres; the area of portion 
f : 62 being reduced to 74} acres, and toe aren of the 
: whole C.L, 28,332 being reduced to 262 acres 
1 rood. 
‘ The part of existing road in westerly continuity 
ef new road to main road is declared to be Public 
Read and dedicated to the public accordingly, 














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6490 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 169. — [SDzo., 1922, 








NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION, WITHDRAWAL, AND DEDICATION OF LANDS FOR ROADS, é&c.—continued. 


Dzscorrprion OF RoAD OPENED :—Branch road to portion 89 from the Condong-Condong Range road, parish of Condong, 
county of Rous, Tweed Shire,—as shown on plan catalogued R. 14,718-1,603. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1921-309-17.] 





Dascrrrrion of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a Public Road. 
S 


A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question was published in the Government Gazette of 9th June, 
1922, folio 3289, ) 
> Lanp Disrrict or MURWILLUMBAH. 

















| : 
Se Character Width of 
z° Parish Area 
s A Area, News: Reputed arate Ocoupier, bs aie: ‘Wenge _ | Resumed. 
a. te ps j | ‘ & T. Ds 
88 19 2 0 Condong x ..| John Griffiths .., ees ...| Charles Colefax and road in use| Freehold Ka 100 links...) O 3 20 























Dascr1prion oF Roap OPENED :—Road through portions 88, 36, and 35, parish of Edgehill, county of Mitchell, Lockhart 
5 Shire,—as shown on plan catalogued R. 14,808-1,603. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1921-871-14.] 





DEscRIPTION of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a Public Road. / 


A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question was published in the Government Gazette of 11th August, 
1922, folio 4517. 


Lanp Disrrerict or Waeca WAGGA. 














S, Character Width of sti 
ne Area. Parish Name, Reputed Owner. Occupier, of Land Rasaed. 
7 Holding. ' Resumed. ° 
a 
Bei Pe Deir arp. - 
38 63 0 0 | Kdgehill «| E. A. Leischke ... es as ..| B, A. Leischke ... eon se «| Freehold --| 100Jinks ..}) 8 2 8 
36 562 0 0 Do aoe ats do us we a a 0 des Ae 334 ape do eer LOO", | 7 1:36 
35 80 0 0 Do ..| Executors in the estate of the late) Executorsin the estate of the late ao son ODS as wf 2. 3.18 
Carl Schreiber. Carl Schreiber, | 





DgsoRIPrion or Roan oPE“NED :—Road of access to proposed park within the Cox Estate, parish of Patonga, county of 
Northumberland, Erina Shire,—as shown on plan catalogued R, 14,775-1,603. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1921-207-21] 





Descrrprion of land now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a Public Road. 
A proposal to resume the land referred to for the road in question was published ia the Government Gazette of 1st September, 
1922, folio 4863, 
Laxp District or Gosrorp. 


eee — 
a ety 




















en Character |j Width of | - A 
P ee Area, eldage Reputed Owner. Occupier. of "Land poecee ed Remarks. 
; ‘ z Holding. Resumed. ; 
| 
; a. TD. : os OW Bek Sy 
125 150 0 0} Patonga ...| Trustees in the Es-| Trustees in the Hs-| Freehold ...| 100 links... 0 1 8} Crown portion 180 of 2 roods 14 perches is 
(now tate of the late| tate of the late ; to be granted in compensation, 
subdivided). J. P. G, Cox, J. P, G, Cox. 
[8815] " Sydney, 8th December, 1932. 


WITHDRAWAL OF LAND AND DEDICATION OF ROAD UNDER PUBLIC ROADS ACT, 1962. 


H® Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has directed it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions 
of section 11, Public Roads Act, 1902, the lands hereunder described, required for the road hereunder specified, shall be and are ~ 


hereby withdrawn and dedicated as Public Road. ‘ 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


ROAD OPENED :—Road within portions 9 and 10, parish of Gordon, county of Arrawatta, Asnford Shire,—as shown on 





Pi 


‘ et i plan catalogued R. 14,995-1,603. 
[Registration No, of Papers—Roads 1922-649-5.] 


ood 9 


Drsogtrr10x of lands now withdrawn for the road specified above, and dedicated as a Public Road. 















Lanp Disrrior oF WARIALDA, 2 
he 
§. Character Width of 
Ex Ares. Parish. Registered Holder, Occupier. of Land wikenee ee) 
é Holding. Withdrawn. whites 
cae A 
ey ae r &. 58s (Puleeee 
9 {1463 0 0} Gorden ...| GeorgeIgnatius Kenniff ... oo. da Yes bacicbe oda tacbeneer ast SL 09-10 .. | 200 links..} 26 2 0 
10 |1,458 0 0} Do _ ...j Robert George Newlands .. ... ... UE Ls tab lace cleats SL 09=1R LS /.0:| 200 links] “0 oe 
“ f ‘ i : 3 (i ae) 







1 RET Venger Ay aed 
4 4 iin Bi : ¥ hi : . 
f ‘a Gl a MM J a4 ‘t | tiie hy as Si ey ; 
of 3s 8 Dac, 1922] ___ NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 169. 6491 





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[3841] 














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? : \ Sydney, Sth December, 1933. 
REVOCATION OF RESERVES FROM SALE, LEASE, &o, 


Tt is hereby notified, for public information, that, under the provisions of section 30 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, 
the reserves from sale, lease, &e., hereunder described, are hereby revoked, but such revocation shall not take effect until adbox 


the expiration of sixty days from the above date. 
ne | W. E. WEARNE, Mirlester for Lada. 























pant | ivaton Reserve) Purpoee. | Ak | County. | Pariah. | Bhire, dc. | Ares. Part revoked. _—| Pagers Mo. 
: a, rr. p. 
Bellingen ..| Eastern..| 52,788 | From sale or lease| 8 May, 1918] Raleigh ..| South Bellingen 1 3 9#| Part within portions 536) Aln, 192%- 
. ips generally. Bellingen, Shire. to 545, inclusive. Plans} 8,366. 
: R. 8,337 and 3,338-1,734. 
Tamworth.. aa: 459 | From sale for water] 16 June, 1871) Buckland,.| Grenfell ..| Peel Saire ../ 485 0 0 * Ms, 1922~ 


supply. (about). 5,266, 


$+ *The whole, exclusive of the area of about 110 acres bounded by the eastern boundary of portion 24, the easterly prolongation of the southern boundary of 
that bed to meet a line parallel to and 20 chains rectangularly distant east from the eastern boundary of portion 24; by that parallel line north to Werris 
’ 






































Creek ; and thence by that creek downwards, 
Moruya i rerere | 407 | Fromsale for popliel 11 Nov., 1878} Dampier | Congo ..{ Eurobodalla | 8 20 The whole. .. ne .-| Ms. 1922- 
* purposes, | Shire. 8,002, 
F, 
'f Taree -.|Eastern..j .... | Reserve from sale{ 28 July, 1922/ Macquarie ) Harrington] Manning Shire..| 80 0 0 | Thewhole; beingmeasured| Mg, 1922- 
; | and lease under nae | portion 181, Plan M,| 8,485, 
; section 206. 2,810-666. 
P Nortg.—This land will become available as unclassified Crown land on 7th February, 1923, ies yea 
Gundagai ..| Eastern,.| 50,758 ) From after-auction| 9 June, 1915} Harden ..| Mooney Adjungbilly 1 2 0O| The part within allotment) Aln, 102%< 
purchase, Mooney Shire, 7 of seetion 25, and| 8,758, 
allotments 9 and 10 of 
. section 13. Plan M. 3- } 
{ 1,833 R. i 
DOT Fen do ..| 1,488 | From sale for tra-| 27 Aug,, 1878 do ..,| Burra. 4, do --| 10 0 0] Part within T.S. and C,R.| Ms, 1922- 
| yelling stock, (about). : 4 0. 55,857, notified this} 8,917. 
f haga ay. 
~Deo’ = @o ..| 34,494 | From annual lease} 24 May, 1902 do .,) do me do at ae : 0 do ay do 
about). 
Narrandera | Central..| 39,000 | From sale for tra-| 25 Mar., 1905] Cooper ..| Oxley ..} YankoShire ...) 14 1 0| Part within portions 30| Ms. 1982- 
‘ : velling stock and and 31 and within the| 9,461. 
4 camping. boundary road east of 
& f % portion 45,-85 and 81, 
Plans C, 4,855 and 4,856- 


Bei.) 1,804. 








Taree is) afi -.-»- | From sale or eds 11 Aug., 1922( Gloucester | Bohnock..{ Manning Shire { 324 6 0 { The whole; portion 135.) Ms, 1922- 
‘ j under section 206. Plan 8, 4,756. 9,510, 


Nott.—This land will become available for homestead farm on 7th February, 1923, on the terms and cenditiong as originally notified on 17th Decemb @ r, 1920, 
oa , (Homestead Farm Area, No. 1,248). 























Warren ..{Central..{ 2,755 { From sale for tra-| 27 Noy., 1886| Gregory ..| Gradgery..| Marthaguy 10 0 0) Part within portion 36.) Ms, 1922- 
. yelling stock. ‘ . Shire, Plan G, 1,942-1,907. 9,620. 
‘i Windsor ..| Bastern..| .... NCEA: oo See Ps General Northum- | St, Albans | Colo Shire ,, 0 220) The whole; allot 1, sec-) Ms, 1920~ 
} , Notice, berland. (about), tion 4, 9,725, 
We (Town of St.} Albans.) 
, WG © iis dy «s+, | Court-house and do ee de... do ., do a 0 3 @| The whole; allotment 4, ds 
i. lock-up. (about). section 5, exclusive of 
Public Road. R. 12,208- 
; } 1,603. 
Carcoar ,.| do ..| 15,942 | For water supply..| 9 July, 1892] Georgiana..| Bigga ..| Crookwell Shire) 12 0 0| Thewhole .. .. — «,| Ms, 1922- 
ty z : : (Suburbs of| Bigga.) (about), 10,096. 
# Do ..|  @@ «| 2,284 do =| 16 Oct., 1886] Georgiana..| Mulgunnia | Abercrombie 15 0 0 | That part north of west-| Ms. 1922- 
' ( “ , (Suburbs of} Arthur.) Shire.) (about), erly prolongation of] 10,099. 
: : northern boundary of 
a eps portion 109, 
3 Do -- de ..| 16,174 do --| 20 Aug., 1892} Georgiana..| Tuena ..| Crookwell Shire 2 0 ©} The whole .. oa --| Ms, 1921- 
: er (Town of| Tuena).' (about). 10,108, 
. Do «| 4 ..| 16,175 de ae ee opie eS do oe Pade v i. ao sehen ENR do Sue ads) aed Bega 
4 : (about) 
ie Do) un do ..) 16,177 do LPO sy ye do... do... do asf) OP, O80 do re ah a do 
: ! 3 : 4 (about) 
Tamworth.. de ..| 28,378.{ From sale for public] 15 Oct., 1898] Buckland..} Clift --| Peel Shire .. 8 1 0 | The whole ; portion 286.| Misc. 19%2- 
; recreation, ; Plan B, 3,737-1,788, 10,156. 
Walgett ..| Central..| 1,090 | From sale for tra-| 4 May, 1877| Leichhardt | Euroka and] Walgett Shire..| 2,890 0 0] The parts within T.S. Rs.| Misc, 1922- 
: 4 velling stock, — } Toloora, (about). 65,861 and 55,862, I.S.} 10,178. 
and ©.R. 55,858, and 
Classification Reserve of 
Lose acres, notified this 
ay 
De orn. do ...|? 31,213 de --| 21 July, 1900 do  ..| Warragan..| Walgett Shire,| 1,400 0 0| The parts within T.S, Rs. do 
(Coombogolong| (about), 55,863 and 55,864 and 
Occ, Lic, 528 T.8. and C.R. $5,859, | 
i and Culmieo notified this day, 
Pref. Vee. Lic. : % 
WTA.) 
Dev lees do ..| 40,192} From lease other| 17 Jan,, 1906 do _....| Euroka, Walgett Shire,.| 3,360 0° 0{ The whole .. ee oa do 
than lease under Toloora’ (about). 
‘ seetion 18, Colmia & 
Warragan, 
Do: do . osioe) JuReserve from sale) 0)... 22. do Mes do i do -.| 2,935 © 0| The whole (expired 18th do 
; ) ‘and lease, sec- ‘ ; i (about). section lease 105,) 
a ; tion 228, : 
DO" hg do ante “ BE NR rate ct aes ns @o  =~>§...| Toloora & do --|1,043 0 0| The whole (expired Sp. de 
° Colniia, (about), Lses. 05-1 to 5.) 
Parramatta.) Eastern,.| 55,856 | From sale and lease} 1 Dec., 1922) Cumber- | Prospect ..| Blacktown 20 0 0| The whole, Plan Ms.) Ms. 1922- 
oor selec arial cores Bact generally.. ~ 2 land, Shire, : 5,530 Sy. : . 10,25p. -- 
_ Dubbo _ .,} Central..| 49,507 | From sale for tra-| 10 »» 1913} Lincoln ..| Goonoo ..| Talbragar Shire} 10 0 0 | Within portion 118, Plan} Ms. 1922-, 
as ; . velling stock and ; L, 8,546-1,566. ‘|. 10,268, 
camping, , ; yt ee i 
Do do 49,503 } From sale forpublic] 10 ,, f do AY do ay do ast 8 3 2] Within portion 109. Plan ado 
ne recreation. i (Within subjurban boun- -L. 3,063-1,566. : 
daries of |village of 
é Mogriiguy.) 
i Dow 2, do ..| 49,5041 From lease gene-} 10 ,, ,, do. do... do a 8 8 2 do os de 
; rally for public : 
: recreation. ; ‘ % ee 
i Mudgee ..| Eastern..| 51,562 | For water supply..| .7 July, 1916) Phillip ..| Gulgong ..| Gulgong 45 0 O| The northern part ..| Ms, 1992- 
{ ; Municipality.| (about), 10,298, 
Bathurst .. @o ..| 7,928 do ..| 15 Dec., 1888] Westmore-| Jocelyn ..] Oberon Shire..| 12 0 0] The whole. Plan Sp.L.| Ms. 1922- 
oe c land. 98 Oe. 10,466. 
; : , (Village of |Glenburn.) ode 
~ Do 4}, des.) 7,920 7, do Pi «|: 1B) sulin PENS RL RE Yes do ..| 1.2 O| The part within Sp.L. 11-| de 
18 of eae ol ied (about). | 12. Plan Sp.L. 98 Oe. 
Oareoar .. de ..) 245 de ..| 1 Sepb., 1885) Bathurst ..| Lyndhurst | Lyndhurst 16 0 9 | The whole ... sa --} Ms, 1922- 
oe pha a By (Village of |Lyndhurst. ) re.) (about). 10,467. 
Wellington,, do .. 


96} For camping and] 19 June, 1882] Wellington| Wellington} Wellington — 5 0 0| The whole. ‘Plan W. 27-| Ms. 1922~ 
water supply. | (Town of |Wellington.)| Municipality. 1,281, 10,568. 








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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 169, 














6193 
REVOCATION OF RESERVES FROM SALE, LEASE, &c.—comsimued. — / 
o Gand Reserve Date of A even Pape 
Diverict. | Division. No. Purpose. f | Notification. Gounty. | Parish. | Shire, &c. | Area. — | Part revoked. yy 
4 : | | rans 
Moree -.| Central 16,989 | From sale for tra-! 17 Dec,, 1892) Benarba ..| Bunarba ..| Boomi Shire . 0 2 0 | Part within portion 45.) Ms. 1922- 
; velling stock. “ Plan B. 2,142-1,909. 11,026 
Grafton ..| Eastern,. From sale or lease] 1Jan., 1921) Clarence ..| Southamp-| South Grafton 1 831) The whole; portion 258.| Me, Ls. 
under section 228,|- ton. Municipality. Plan C. 1,960-1,577. 1922-13,683. 
(Suburbs of} South re / 
3 ton, 
Moruya do 53,320 | From lease other] 6 June, 1919} Dampier ..| Wagonga..| Eurobodalla 24 0 01 -Thewhole ... .. ..|| Ms. Le. 
than annual lease. Shire! (about). 1922-13, 684, 
Young do .. 536 | From sale for tra-| 18 July, 1873} Monteagle | Wilton ..| Burrangong 58 0 0O| Part within portions 241,} C.S. 1922- 
Sen : velling stock. Shire. (about), 242, and intersecting; 14,4665. 
and adjoining roads. 
Plans M. 6,303, 6,304- 
ae i 1,780. j 
Do : do 638 do - re | 187%; 3) de do do Ba 5 0 0| Part ‘within portion 241. do 
—- ——. (about). Plan M. 6,3038-1,780. 
Moree | Central. . Reserve.from sale; .......... Benarba ..| Yarouah ..| Boomi-Shirg ..) 120 0 0] The whole; portion’ 34] - Ms. Ls, 
: and. lease (section ' (forfeited special lease} 1922-14,587. 
206). 11-4), Plan B. 1,140- 
1,809. 
i Nore.—The above area is available for special lease applications. Any applicatlon lodged will be dealt with on its merits. 
Gunnedah. .{ Central..| 36,463 | From sale forrefuge| 3 Oct., 1903/ Pottinger..| Brothers ..| Liverpool Plains| 345 0 0 | The whole .. ie «.{ Ms. Ls, 
from flood, Shire. 1922-14,616, 
DOG eh do 40,330 | From sale or lease] 28 Feb., 1906 do _,..| Howes Hill] Liverpool Plains} 1,735 0 0 | The remainder; part pre- do 
other than 18th and ard Tamarang viously revoked, 
section lease. Brothers | Shires. : 
Do @ ..| 40,823 | From sale generally; 29 Aug., -,, do =! do ay de --| 3,200 0 0 | Thewhole :. Ns do j 
Do do 40,824 | From lease other] 29 4, ;S do ‘ do do --| 3,400 U0 0} The whole ole ao | 
on than lease under 
18th section. 
. Grafton ..| Eastern..| .... From sale or lease] 10 4, 1922) Clarence ..| Ulmarra ..| Ulmarra Muni- 3 0 0 |The whole; portion 488.} Clo. Sett. 
under section 206. (Suburbs of| Coldstream) cipality. Plan C. 3,333-1,577. 1922- 5,054, 
[8842] Sydney, 8th December, 1922. 


REVOCATION FROM RESERVES—SALE, LEASE, &0.-CONSEQUENT ON CONVERSION OF SPECIAL LEASES. 


T is hereby notified that the reserves from sale, lease, &c., purticularised in the Schedule hereto, have been revoked, consequent on the 
conversion into conditional purchase or other tenure, under the provisions of section 190 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, 

of special leases covering the Crown lands within the said reserves, and that such revocation take effect from the dates of approval by 
the Minister for Lands of the granting of the conversion applications as specified in the said Schedule. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 












































~~ 2 , Date fron 
Land - |Reserve Date of : | ane whieh 
District,’ Division, |G, Purpose. Notification, | County. Parish, Shire, &c. Area, Part revoked. caweention 
takes effcet. 
ae keeps : 
Urana Central.,| 36,702 | From sale or lease] 14 Noy., 1908) Urana ../ Wallandoon Lockhart 285 0 0| The whole; portion 102.} 30 Sept., 1922 
. other than special Shire. Plan U.2,981-1,881. C.S. Ly 
lease, 1922-17,093, 
Dubbo .. do’. 278 | From sale for pre-| 16 Jan,, 1872) Lincoln ..| Coolbaggie| Talbragar | | 52 3 0 | Part within portion 160,! 80 ,, " 
servation of Shire. Plan L, 3,121-1,566. C.S. i 
water supply. 1922-17, 424, * 
Coota- Eastern,.| 18,240 | Camping — 29 July, 1893] Harden Muttama..| Jindalee S170 8) |) he whole. Plan H. 6,732-| 2 April, ,, 
mundry. Shire.| (about). 1,716. €.S, 1922- 18,716. 
Orange do 3,844 | From sale for; 2 ,, 1887; Wellington, Orange Canohbolas 11 0 20 | Part within portion 195.' 27 Mar., ,, 
quarry. Shire,| , Plan W. 5,422-2,091. C.S, 
1922-19, 047. 
Grafton .. do ... 159 | From sale for water) 7 July, 1871) Drake Neville Copmanhurst| 84 0 0] The whole. Plan D. 1,416-) 26 May, ,, 
supply. Shire. 1,743. O,S. 1922-19,418. 
Glen Innes.,). do 44,504 | From sale or lease| 22 Dec., 1909} Clive ..| Glen Elgin | Severn  Shire|616. 0° 0 That part within portions 12 =e 1921 
| other than special (about). 12 and 13, and intersect- 
lease by tender. ing and adjoining roads, 
Plans ©. 3,761 and 3,762- 
1,809. ©. 8. 1922-19, 691. 
Grenfell | Central.) 32,715 | Experimental farm] 18 May, 1901} Monteagle..) Coba ..| Weddin Shirej530 0 0 Part within portions 241] 30 Sept., 1922 
(sale). and 242, Plans M. 5,868 
| and 5,869, small No, 1,780. 
* C.S, 1922-19,849. 
Casino ..| Eastern.,) 39,653 | Mrom sale for camp-| 23 Aug., 1905) Richmond | Nandabah..! Tomki Shire | 86 © 0 | Part within porticn 89 and} 3 May, 4, 
i ing, ; (about). intersecting and adjoin- 
ing roads. Plan R, 2,504- 
1,744. C.S. 1922-19,873. 
Kempsey .. do 52,357 | Village purposes ../ 10 1917 | Clarke Big Hill ..} Dumaresq 3 211] Part within portion 67.) 16 Oct., ,, 
Shire. Plan C. 2,367-1,867. ©.S. 
1922-19,929. 
Moree «| Central..,| 50,751 | From sale for! 9 June, 1915) Stapylton..| Goorara ..| BoomiShire,.|223 0 Q| Part within portion 92 and! 17 ,, AA 
camping. (Suburbs of} Garah) ' | (about). adjoining road. Plan, 
S. 1,586-1,857. C.S. 1,922- 
20,753, 
Warren .. do 30,774 | rom sale for pre-| 31 Mar,. 1900) Gregory ..| Wunda- Marthaguy [1,372 00} Within portion 37. Plan} 11 Aug,, ,, 
servation of game, ms bungay. Shire, (about). G. 1,975-1,907 R. 
Do oe do 37,652 | From sale for ac-| 16 April, 1904 do do... do .|230 0 0] The whole, Plan G.1,975-{11 ,,  ,, 
: cess, bh (about), 1,907 R. ©.$, 1922-20,768 
Hy , Sydney, 8th December, 1922. 


Land 
District. 





Narrabri .. 
Do 


Grafton 


ee 


Kempsey - 


(Town of We st Kempsey) 


Lithgow .. 


Gratton 


Ane 





REVOCATION OF CROWN-LEASE AREAS, &c. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the Orown-lease Areas 
Ke., particularised hereunder, are hereby revoked. 


Class of Holding for which Date of : 
Diviston. the land was set apart. Notification, County. Parish. Shire, &e, ae , 
aor 
Central ..) Crown-lease Area No. 973 ..| 19 Noy., 1913 Baradine ,.| Newman .. Walgett 229 0 
Shire, 
do  ..| Additional Holdings) at 10s:| 4 Mar., 1921) White Bulgarra ..| Namoi . 625 0 
per acre, \ j Shire. 
Hastern Area set apart for Additiotial) 16 Dee., 1914) Fitzroy | Sherwood..| Dorrigo «78 0 
Holding. at 8s. 4d, per acre. ’ Shire. 
do Suburban Holding Area No,| 12 Mar,, 1920) Macquarie | Beranghi ..| Munici- path eek 
TIT: pality of 
’ Kempsey. 
Eastern ..| Crown-lease Area No, 2,670 ..| 1Sept., 1916] Georgiana | Wyndham | Oberon 120 0 
Shire. 
do Homestead Farm Area No.| 2 Mar., 1917) Clarence ..| Ulmarra ..| Ulmarra 3.0 
666, (Suburbs of |Coldstream).) Municipality) 

















W. FE. WEARNE. Minister for Lands. 











os 


Part revoked. 


Plan B, 538-1,790. 


Papers N Oe 


The whole; portion 18,| Aln, 19224 


8,690. 


0 | The whole, as contained] Occ. 1922 


in portion 7. 
939 -1,767. 
0) Part within portion 113. 


1,810. 


7 | The whole, allotments 1] Aln. 
Plans} 


to 8, section. 46, 
K. 44 and 55-i,593. 


0 | Part within portion 65. 


Plan G, 6,318-1,506. 





Plan C. 3,833-1,577. 


Plan W. 


Shown on plan F. 3,621- 


Part within portion 488, 


7,658, 
Ms, 19224. 
7,954. 
8,780. 
Ms. Ls. 
1922-18,2638. 


Clo. Sett. 
1922-5054. 


Rees 


19222 


















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8 Dro, 1922.) | _ NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 169. 6493 








[8843] c par, Sydney, 8th December, 1922. 


REYOOATION OF NOTIFICATION OF TRACTS OR ARHAS PREVIOUSLY NOTIFIED AS NOT AVAILABLE FOR 
SETTLEMENT UNTIL FURTHEB NOTIFICATION, 


Tt is hereby notified, for public information, that, under th provisions of the Crown Lanis Consolidation Act, 1918, the notification 
that the tracts or areas hereunder described are not available for settlement are hereby revoked, 





W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


























Pe sa | Division. Sekine ta | County. | Parish. Shire, &c. | Area, Part revoked. Papers No. 
A ae RL TERRES GR cas a a ae Le a (EE a LA LG URE Gl ca ee Cet ee ee 
; a, mr. p. 
Warren «| Central ..| 3 Sept., 1920] Gregory ..| Gradgery .. ..| Marthaguy 120 0 0| The whole, Plan G. 1942-1,907 .. ..| Ms. 1922- 
Shire.| ” 9,620, 
Albury e-| Eastern ..} 25 July, 1919} Goulburn ..! Cumboroona .-| Hume Shire .. 28 0 0} Part within T.S. and OR. 55,877,] Ms. 1922- 
‘ (about). notified this day. 10,293, 
Gunnedyh | Central ..| 2 June, 1922} Pottinger ..| Millie.. is ..| Liverpool 20 VU 0 | That part within reserve 55,869 from sale} Ms. 1922- 
Plains Shire. | (about), , 55 $70 lease generally for public recre+, 10,326. 
%y ; “ation, notified this day. 
‘De «| @@  ..| 18 April, 1901..! Potlinger ..) Howes Hill . | Tamarang Shire} 400 0 0 | Parts (2) within parish Howes Hill .-| Ms, Ls, 
f (about). 1922-14 ,616, 
Do oe dos yes] LeMay olan ao 2H do te do a, 33 2 0O| The whole Ne aa i de 
Do ae de -.| 20 Feb., 1997 .. do HA ao He do Be 65 0 0} Thewhole.. de 
Temoia --| Eastern ..{ 9 June, 1922..| Bland ..| Combaning. . ..| Narraburra 75 0 Q| Part wathits approved Spec ial Lease] Ms. Ls. 
: . ' Shire.| (about). 1922-3, 1922-14,696, 
Windsor ..| de} ,.| 4Aug., 1915..) Northumber-) St. Albans .. -.| Colo Shire ..| 157 3 0 That part “within portion 116. Plan} C8, 1922- 
land. N. 4,610-2,111. 19,437. 
[3858] Sydney, 8st December, 1922. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL SUBURBAN HOLDINGS. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of th» provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands comprised 
within the areas hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Original Suburban Holdings, end shall ba disposed of under the 
prevailing conditions of the law. 

The aree will be available on and after 5th FEBRUARY, 1923, before which applications should not be lodged. 

An application shatl be in Form 9, and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land 
Decomes available) shall be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance and by an instalment of one-tenth:of the survey fee; but 
upon confirmation of an application such rent and survey fee must be paid. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee 
sooner) be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 

All applications should be lodged with the local Crown Land Agent by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly 
authorised in writing, and all applications in posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 5th February, 1923, or at any 
time between the 5th February, 1923, and the 10th February, 1923, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed to be and to 
have been lodged with such Land Agent simultaneously on the 5th February, 1923. 


The Suburban Holding will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts and the Regulations thereunder, and to 
the following special conditions :— 
(a) The Suburban holder shall take such measnres as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep 
the land free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all prickly-pear, 
noxiour scrubs, undergrowths, and weeds, 


(6) The suburban holder shall preserve ample green timber for shelter and shade purposes. 
The principa! conditions which attach toa Suburban Holding aro residence for the term of five years and payment of rent, but 
any building erected must conform to the ordinances under the Local Government Act. 


! After the expiration of five years from the confirmation of application a grant of the Holding will issue, provided all required 
conditions have been complied with. 


Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown the holder shall pay the capital value of 
such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


en ee W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands, 


Hore. —All information may be obtained from, and all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of cost , 
tf so desired by the applicant, 


STE ae 


SUBURBAN HOLDING AREA No. 1,466, 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Disrrior or Boorowa, AND Mtrrtnaab SHIRE. 


NOTE,—These blocks are not designed for home maintenance areas, but ate intended to provide home sites for bushworkers or 
other persons of limited means, or by which an income from outside sources may be supplemented by the preducts of the land. 

As these blocks. are not sst apart’as home maintenance areas’ no promise of monetary assistance under the Returned Soldiers 
Settlement Aet, 1916, can be made. 






















ba th ) 
2 = 
nN c= 
Eg % 3 sath Nature and "Nearest 
anes les for fiat Survey Estimated Value Town and Character of Land; Soil, Timber, &.,, 
“35 2g Griodol Fee, of distance Water Supply. 
Enm| <2 p years Improvements. therefrom. 
I 3 if 
2 
ae 





Ringbarking, £40.) About 20 miles} Steep rough rocky granite hils, except about 5 
Crown property. south-easterly| acres suitable for wheat- -growing when cleared 5 
from Cowra, thickly timbered with gum, white box, and 
pine ; frontage to permanent water ip Lachian 

‘ River, Plan K. 2,312-1,995. 

do... | Block 70 140 0 0} 310 0} 6 6 8] Fencing, £4: 15s. do ..| Good flat granite spurs, broken by steep deep 
B- | (about), Crown property. gullies ; good soil, all suitable for agriculture, 

. except about 10 acres taken up ly gullies: 

thickly timbered with gum, white box, and. 

pine ; frontage to:permanent water in Lachlan 

River. Rainfall, about 24 inches, 

Ms, 1922-10,793. 


.| Newham ..| 70 & 80 42 0 0 
74 














Nore.—C.R, 9,908, notified 25th Seotember. 1889, and R. 157 from sale, 12 from lease for water supply and access, notified 3rd October, 1881, included in 
the above, are hereby revoked, The area, capital value, annual rent, and surv+y fee of block B are subject to adjustment after survey, 







6494 , NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 169. 
[3856] . i es wr shi aaa _ Sydney, 8th Decsban 1022, | 
NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL CROWN. LEASES. 


T is aie notified, for public information, that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, the Gane 

Lands comprised within the areas hereunder ‘mentioned are hereby set apart as respectively specified hereunder for Original Orown- 

rs or where so stated hereunder for Original Orown-leases for Grazing only, and Bell be disposed of under the prevailing conditions 
of the law. 


The areas will be available on and after 5th FEBRUARY, 1923, before which applications should not be lodged. 


An application shall be in Form 9, and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land becomes 
available), shall be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance, and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee; but 
upon confirm2tion of an application such rent and survey fee must be paid. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the 
fee sooner) be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid, 


18 Dro, 1993, 





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_ All applications should be lodged with the local Crown Land Agent by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person dul. 
authorised in writing, and all applications in posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 5th February, 1923, or at any 
time between the 5th February, 1923, and the 10th February, 1923, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed to “be and to 
have been lodged with such Land Agent simultaneously on the 5th February, 1923. 


The lands set apart are exempt from the operations of general license under the Forestry Regulations. That part of the area, oe 
within a State forest or timber reserve, which contains timber in excess of the requirements of the lessee as tenants thereof, is set apart as 
a Forest Area, and the annnal rental in respect thereof has been determined separately from the balance of the area. 


The Crown-leases will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts and Regulations thereunder, and to the | 
following special conditions :— 


(#) The Crown-lessee shall not assign or sublet without the consent of the Minister for Lands, and if any stock not owned by the 
lessee are found depasturing on the Crown-lease it shall be prima facie evidence of subletting. 

(4) Power will be reserved to the Crown and to any person authorised by the Minister for Mines to enter upon the lease and 
search for and win minerals. 

(c) Power will be reserved to the Crown to resume any portion of the lease which may be required for mining, mining purposes, 
or any other public purpose, upon giving notice in writing, and upon payment only of the value of the improvements on the 
portion resumed (such value not to exceed their costs),and a reduction of rent proportionate to the area resumed, In the case 
of resumption for mining or mining purposes, not less than one month’s notice, and in the case of resumptionforany other 
purpose, not less than three months’ notice in writing will be given to the lessee. 

(2) The holder of each Crown-lease shall, within six months from the date of ‘confirmation of the lease, commence and take 
effective..steps to keep the land so leased clear of rabbits and other noxious animals, and shall afterwards continue such 
efficient steps /or- means of keeping the land clear of the same during the whole term of the lease to the satisfaction of the 
Local Land Board, During the second year of the lease he shall commence and thereafter continue to clear the land of - 
noxious weeds and scrub (except edible scrub) at the rate of not less than one-tenth of the total area each year, so that 
the whole shail. be,cleared during the first eleven years of the lease, and after any land has been cleared or operated upon 
the lessee shall keep it free from noxious weeds and scrub (other than edible scrub) aorng the remaining term of the 

- lease. to the-satisfaction of the Local Land Board. 

(e) The boundaries. of each lease are to be fenced with a six-wire fence within five years of date of confirmation of lease : 
Provided, however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Local Land 
Board. 

(f) No timber shall be cut or removed aha the land for the purpose of sale, except subject to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 
1916, and Regulations thereunder at the time in force. 

(g) The lessee shall destroy all useless timber except such as shall be necessary for the purposes of shade and shelter, and he 
shall preserve sufficient useful timber (if any) on the land leased for the purpose of improvements thereon. 

(4) The lessee may, however, take from the land leased to him such timber ana other material for building and other purposes 
upun such land as may be required by him as tenant thereof, provided such land is not comprised within a timber reserve or 
State forest. 

(i) The lessee shall take effective steps to eradicate prickly-pear (if any) from the land leased, and keep the land clear therefrom to 
the satisfaction of the Minister for Lands during the term of such lease. The lessee shall commence such operations within 
six months from the date of confirmation of the lease, and within twelve months from such date shall clear from pear notless 
than one-third of the land leased. During each subsequent period of twelve months he shall eradicate the pear from not less 
than an additional one-third of the area leased, go that the whole area shall be cleared within three years from the date on ie 
confirmation of the lease. 






















Crown-lease Area No. 3,958 will be subject to the following additional special condition :— bi 
(j) The holder shall carefully preserve all timber within strips of land at least 1. chain wide along each bank of all defined 
watercourses, and all timber within a strip of land at least 1 chain wide along the courses of all creeks and gullies, and across 
the lowest parts of flats where such gullies discharge water and there are no defined watercourses. 


Crown-lease Area No. 3,959 will, in addition to the peer conditions (a) to (¢) enumerated above, be also subject to the following 
special conditions :— 


(k) iia right of conversion into a Homestead Hava, as provided by | section 135 Crown Lands Gantouaaien Act, 1913, is hereby a 

arred. 

(2) The land shall be used for grazing purposes only. 

(m) The Crown Lease is limited to the surface and to a depth of 50 feet below the surface, and the Crown will not be responsible 
or liable for any subsidence or damage caused by or in connection with mining. or other operations carried on below the 
said depth, whether the said mining or other operations are carried on beneath the. ease cr otherwise. 

(n) The lessee shall carefully preserve all timber within strips of land at least 1 chain wide along each bank of all defined 
watercourses, and all timber within a strip of land at least 1 chain wide along the courses of all creeks and gullies, and acrors 
the lowest parts of flats whore such gullies discharge water and there are no defined watercourses. 


Crown-lease Area No. 3,957 will be subject to special conditions (~) to (i), enumerated above, and to the Ros additional special ‘a 
conditions :— ay 


(0) No operations in connection with timber or products, other than by the lessee for his own use on the land leased or as pro- 
vided: by condition (d), shall be allowed on the forest area, except under special license, to be issued by an authorised — 
Forest Officer : Provided that with the lessee’s written consent, such a license may be issued to apply to timber or products — 
on any part of the lease excepting the forest area, 

(p) The holder of a special license to cut timber on the forest area or with the lessee’s consent on the balance of the land leased 
or to remove products therefrom, shall be governed by the conditions and limitations of the license which will be framed by 
the Forestry Commission to protect the lessee’s interest in the land. 

(q). The lessee shall be allowed compensation to cover any damage done to his interests on the holding by timber operations under 
special licenses to the extent specified under the Forestry Regulations in force from time to time. % 

(7) The lessee shall from time to time burn off all fallen timber and débris, and shall prevent the spread of fire therefrom * 
extending to and injuring the standing timber on adjacent land. pee 

(s) During the currency of the lease all persons authorised by special license shall have full right of access to and entry upon the 
part of the forest area not absolutely exempted from license, or with the lessee’s consent on the balance of the land leased, 

at any time within reasonable hours, for the purpose of cutting or removing timber or products without interference by thes ¥ 
lessee, and the lessee shall provide convenient gateways or openings where required for this purpose, or Arhero directed by the ~ 
Minister for Lands or any officer authorised by such Minister in this behalf. 





Dan 9 ' 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 169, 6495 











NOTIFICATION SH'TTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL CROWN -LWASES—continued. 


(t) The lessee shall, where grazing is necessary for the purpose of removing timber and products, allow timber-getters authorised 
under special license to graze their teams on the forest area, or with the lessee’s consent on the balance of the land leased, 
subject to the terms of any permit issued by the District Forester or his deputy, in which necessary provision will be made 
and decided by that officer for the limit of stock to be used and the payment of agistment fees. 

(w) An occupation permit under the Forestry Act, with the right to occupy not more than 10 acres of the lease for any purpose 
connected with the treatment or removal of timber or products, may be granted by the Forestry Commission with the 
concurrence of the Secretary for Lands, subject to fair compensation to the lessee to be fixed by the Forestry Commission. 

(v) The right of conversion of the part of the Crown-lease within reserve 55,307 from sale generally, as provided by the Crown 
Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, is hereby barred, and the land within such reserve shall be used for grazing only. 


_ Norr.—The forest area referred to herein is the land (about 500 acres) within reserve 55,307, from sale generally, notified 21st 
July, 1922. 
The terms of each lease shall be forty-five years, and a condition of residence for a term of five years shall attach therevo. The 
Crown lessee is required to enter into residence within six months from date of confirmation of the application for the lease. 


_, _ Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown the holder shall pay the capital value of 
such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, ; 


\ 





—= W. FE. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
Nors.—All information may be obtained from, and all forms of application will be filled in by, the Orowm Lands Agent free of cost, 
if so desired by the applicant, . 
? CROWN-LEASE AREA No. 3,958. ! ‘ 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District oF GovuLevEN, anD Mutwarue Sure. 


a} 
| Annual 
i Area Oepltal Rent 











i f Value | ter first | Surv cs Metenp and Town aud Character of Land, Soll, Timber, be, 
County, Parish. 3 fered. for first Porte “lee Bstimated Value of pions Water beet 9 
Nene: ariod of of” i Improvements. therefrom. s) ‘ 
j 5 years. | 15 years. 
; Acres SRB. COL Ae Sa Tei e) ae 
Argyle ..| Norrong ..| 166 481 200 8 4) 210 2;13 6 8 Nil. | Towrang  rail-| Undulating tomountainous country of slate and 





way station, 2} quartz formation; generally light or gravelly 
miles; Goul-| soil; thickly timbered with gum, oak, stringy- 
burn, 12 miles,| ark, peppermint, and mountain ash; inferior 
to fair grazing country. Annual rainfall, about 
263 inches. i 
Ms. 1922-9,619. 














Nore. —Block L,” Crown-lease Area 1,771, notified 24th March, 1915, and reserved from sale and lease, section 206, are hereby revoked, 


CROWN-LEASE AREA No. 3,959 FOR GRAZING ONLY (CONVERSION BARRED). 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp DistRict OF CARCOAR, AND ABERCROMBIE SHIRE. 














1 


* 


3 
& 5 Annual 
Ozpttal ~ 
. Area Rest Mearest 
bs) Yelue Mature asd 
Partst for of for first | Survey Foti i Town aud Gharacter of Land, Soll, Timber, &e, 
County. 5 : Crown-| fF bia period Fee. vous of distance Water “uppty. ; 
1 period oa of Irnprevemean ts. 
go | ee | 15 years Sheretrom. 
*€ Oo * 115 years, 
a 














Acres. ESTE a+ im i ha eco Ie A ? 

Georgiana..| Abercrom-| 13 2,901 | 967 0 0}12 1 9 | 2613 4} Fencing, half value,) Newbridge rail-| Hilly and mountainous country ; mostly rough, 
J bie. ! (ex. rds, £32 163. ; fencing,| way — station, steep, slatey, gravelly, and stony ridges ; chiefly 
and full value, £25, 82 miles; Bur-| slate and quartz ridges, some basalt; timbered 
' G. L’s.), 15s. ; ringbarking,| raga, about 16} with stringybark, red box, red gum, white gum, 
£147, miles easterly;} brittlejack, apple, yellow box, and white box ; 
Arthur, 10} sufficient water in Abercrombie River ; small 

miles north-} area of good agricultural land. ; 

easterly. Plan G. 6,157-1,506 R. 
Ms. 1922-9,630. 











Nors,—The included part (2,901 acres) of Crown-lease Area 1874, notified 2nd June, 1915, and the whole of the automatic reserve from sale or lease under 
section 206, within the above, are hereby revoked, The included part of reserve 21,548 from conditional sale, notified 29th September, 1894, is not affected by this 
notification 

; 








Pane CROWN-LEASE AREA No. 3,957. 
‘3 . EASTERN DIVISION. 
Laxp District or Ryistons, AND BLAXLAND SHIRE, 


: if Capttal Pe is 
Pe Gb ae Be a tor fist | fe Rolimated Val Town and Character of Timbes, £iny 
ri rvey 20 wR 
ome. BE | for art | period | Fee. of distance Watar'vopglg. 5 
88 | < 5 yes of Brprovements, thérefcom, 
7 +4 g 8 yeets. 115 years, 

q Ba 

; £ 3s. d. ° , 5 ; ; : 
; Roxburgh ..| Bandamora| X 800 300 0 0/10 0 0|16 O 0/| Boundary. fencing,| Capertee village] Undulating to hilly country ; red and grey soil ; 

(about), . half value, £448s.| and railway| eastern slopes alate formation, gravelly ; west- 


3d.; ringbarking| station,about) ern slopes basalt formation, stony; suitable 
and serubbing,| 4 milessouth-| forgrazing; sound country for breeding sheep 
£15210s. ‘Crown! easterly. or cattle ; timber, brittlejack, stringybark, 
property. gum, box, woolly butt, red and white gum; 
permanent water supply in Round Swamp 
Creek, Rainfall, about 244 inches, 

Ms. 1922-3,622. 

ee ¥ 

Nere.—The area, capital value, annual rent, and survey fee are subject to adjustment after survey. Ineludes part (about 800 acres) of reserve 44,214, from 

v sale and lease generally, notified 28th July, 1909, and the whole of classification reserve notified 3rd March, 1922, which are hereby revoked, . 


























6496 3 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 169. [8 Duc., 1922. , 


———— 


. Sydney, 8th December, 1922. 
NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL HOMESTEAD FARMS. 


‘hi is hereby notified for public information that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, or of that 
Act and section 3 of Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, as and where applicable, the Crown lands comprised within the areas 

hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Original Homestead Farms to be available for general application, or to be disposed of tu 

returned soldiers exclusively, as respectively specified hereunder, and shall be disposed of under the prevailing conditions of the law. 


The areas will be available on and after 5th FEBRUARY, 1923, before which applications should not be lodged. 
An application shall be in form 9, where the land is available for general application, and.in form 3, where the land is to be dic 
posed of to returned soldiers exclusively, and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land becomes 


available, or it is intended to effect improvements instead of paying rent) shall be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance and 
by an instalment of one-tenth of the surveyfee; but upon confirmation of an application such rent (if it is not intended to effect 





[3857] 


' improvements instead of paying rent) and survey fee must be paid. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fea 


sooner) be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 


All applications should be lodged with the local Crown Land Ageat by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly 


_authorised in writing, and all applicationsin posted letters receivad by the Land Agent af any time on the 5th February, 1923, or at any 


ee 


time between the 5th February, 1923, and the 10th February, 1923, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed to be and 
to have veen lodged with such Land Agent simultaneously on the 5th February, 1923. Sie 


An application for land set apart for returned soldiers exclusively, must be accompanied by a qualification certificate on Form 2. 


Tie Homestead Farms will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, and the Regulations thereunder, and to 
the following special conditions :— : 

(2) Tne holder shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may desm reasonable or sufficient to free and keep the land free 
from rabbits. and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all prickly-pear, noxious scrubs, under- 
growths, and weeds. 

(b) The holder shall preserve ample green timber for shelter and shade purposes. 

(c) The boundaries of the farm are to be fenced with a six-wire fence within five years of date of confirmation of application : 
Provided, however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Local Land 
Board. 


Homestead Farm Area No. 1,455 will be subject to the following additional special condition :— 

{@) The holder shull preserve for a windbreak a belt of timber, where practicable, two (2) chains wide along the western and 
northern boundaries of the farm. No timber within such windbreaks shall be ringbarked or otherwise destroyed without 
the special permission of the Minister for Lands, and the holder shall take such steps to protect the timber in such 
windbreaks and to secure reafforestation thereof as the Minister may from time to time direct. The Minister shall also have 
power to direct the holder of the farm to plant trees from time to time within the windbreaks and take reasonable steps to 
ensure the growth of such trees, which will be supplied by the Government. 


The principal eonditions which attach to a Homestead Farm are residence for a term of five years and paymont of rent, 
The Homestead Farm is not transferable until the condition of residence attaching thersto has boen performed, 


After the expiration of five years from the confirmation of application a grant of the Farm will issue, provided all required 
eonditions have then been complied with. 


Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the holder shall pay the capital value 
vf such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. { 


—- W. E. WEARNHE, Minister for Lands. 


Notr.—All information may be obtained from, and all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of cost. 
if 92 desired by ‘he applecant, j 








HOMESTEAD FARM AREA Ne. 1,453—AVAILABLE FOR GENERAL APPLICATION. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. ’ 
Lanp Distrior or CoNDOBOLIN, AND LACHLAN Suree, 










































2 : 

#3 | &§ 

Bg | 3 & Pertal Nature and Nearest 

sé¢ 23 foe ares Survey | Estimated Value Town and Character of Land, Soil, Timber, &@, 
oa a) 28 Aco yt Fea, of distance Wates Supply. 

én Bl < 3 es at, -| Improvements. therefrom. 

ES is} 

2 | 





























Acres. 
Block | About £ s.d LVS Gi 58. 0s | 
Cunning- Kalinga ..| A ‘970 |2,425 0 0 | 6012 6} 17 6 8 | Ringing, £20. Condobolin, 
ham, (ex Crown property.| easterly ahout 
T.9.R.) Netting fence,| 27 miles; Mia: 
£75, half value.| catoo railway v 
Private property, | siding, north- 
| easterly about 
: 4 miles, 
Do _..| Kalinga and| B 645 |1,63117 6| 388 6 0/1413 4] Ringing £16 6s,| Condobolin, 
Kiargathur, (ex. Crown property.| easterly about 
T.S.R.) Netting fence,| 24 miles; Kia- 
£159, half value.) catoo  siding,| | Situated on the Gondoboslin-Euabolong stock 
Private property. northerly route and fronting the Lachlan River. Level 
P y about 4 miles, country ; reddish sandy loam to reddish ¢lay, 
Do __..} Kiargathur} C 665 967 10 0| 24 18 9] 1418 4] Ringing, £16 10s.) Gondobolin, verging to brown and black in places ; parts 
. (ex. Crown property.| easterly about open yellow box and bimble box, with some 
T.S.R. ; Netting fence| 21 miles; Kia- rosewood ard warrior bush on block ©, and — 
& road.) £102, half value,| catoo siding, some gum, and thick gum seedlings on block — 
Private property. northerly t K; part plain country, scalded in places ; 
about 4 miles. permanent water in river frontage and a 
Do .. do D 560 980 0 0} 2£10 0/18 6 8] Ringing, £7 10s.) Condobolin, temporary supply in lagoons; parts of each _ 
Crown property. easterly about block comprise arable land; suitable for — 
20 miles; Kia- mixed farming, Annual rainfall, about 17 
catoo siding, | inches. : a 
north-westerly Ms. 1922-7,157. 
about 5 miles, 
Do __..| Micabil N 225 A500 Ott eb 101.99. 06) 8, Nil. Condobolin, 
easterly about 
134 miles ; Mi- 
eabil railway 
siding, north- : 
erly about 2 
miles, E 
Do 22s sb: Gulag are aes 555 |1,110 0 0| 2715 0|13 6 8! Ringing, £2 7s.| Condobolin, a 
(ex. | Crown property.| easterly about 
T.S.R, Fencing, £46 1s.| 7 miles. J a 
& drain 3d., half value. 
res. ) Private property. 
| 











Note,—Parts (about 3,385 acres) of classification reserve, notified 9th September, 1921, and the whole (about 235 acres) of Reserve No. 39,461 for the use of = 
teamster's, notified 15th July, 1905, within the above, are hereby revoked, The areas, capital values, annual rents, and survey fees are subject to adjustment — 
upon survey, “ ‘ ‘ ia 


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th i 















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8 Deo, 1922. + NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. i69, 6197 





NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL HOMESTEAD FARMS—continned, 
HOMESTEAD FARM AREA No. 1,454.—AVAILABLE FOR GENERAL APPLICATION, 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanp Distrtor or WrYALon@, AND LAcHLAN Sure, 













Character of Land, Soll, Timber, de, 
Water Supply. “ 





) Gala w duik> Sue ds 
Dowling ..| Tuggera- 14 800 |1,06613 4) 2613 4/16 0 O| Ringing and thinn-| Burgooney rail-| Gently undulating country; red loamy soil of 
bach, ing, £39 2s. 6d, ;| way siding] granite formation; clay subsoil; thickly 
fencing, £10;) northerly timbered with box, pine, and yarran, partly 
total, £49 2s. 6d.| about 9 miles ; killed; no natural water supply; good 
; Crown property.| Cargellico, catchment site, soil retentive ; all arable land ; 
Fencing, £2110s.,| north- west- | suitable for mixed farming, Rainfall, about 
half value. Pri-| erly, 20 miles; 16 inches per annum, 
vate property. Wyalong, Plan D. 569-1,841, 
south-casterly, Ms, 1922-8,196, : 
65 miles, 























NorE.—Part (800 acres) of Homestead Farm Area No. 268, notified 21st January, 1914; part (800 acres) ef reserve No 52,738 from lease and license, notified 
12th April, 1918 ; and the whole (800 acres) of reserve from sale or lease under section 206, included in the above, are hereby revoked, 


HOMESTEAD FARM AREA No. 1,453,—TO BE DISPOSED OF TO RETURNED SOLDIER3 EXCLUSIVELY. 
: CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Laxp District oF CoONABARRABRAN, AND COONABARABRAN SHIRE. 

















3 I 

e 3 a Annual 

es ie Rent Nature and Nearest 

g 3 a z for first | Survey Estimated Value Town and Character of Land, Soil, Timber, &¢., 
o8 $ 8 i Fee, of distance Water Supply. 

acs <8 Improvements, therefrom, 

a| & | 

BF | s 








| Acres. fe, Scan 8. st |) 67 Se f 
Baradine .., Worigal ..' 27 &| 1,044 |1,17410 0} 29 7 311813 4 | Boundary fencing,) Baradine, 43) Level to undulating; thick to medium foresd 
. 33. ; half velue, £6 11s. miles in a country, of sandstone formation ; sandy an: 
\ ; 3d.; house; £184) westerly di- sandy loam soil; clay’ and gritty subsoils) 
5s.; 4 acresserub-|. rection, partly fair to good wheat land ; timbered with 
= bing, 18s.; 1363! ironbark, pine, oak, gum, and blcodwood. wit ;_ 
acres part fencing, undergrowth of heath, tea-tree, and seedlings 
£25; 440 — acres! no permanent water, but it carn be obtained b 
ringharking. £66. shallow sinking ; dam sites exist ; dingoes, foxer 
Total, £28214s.3d, and rabbits present, Average annual rainfall, 
Ownership doubt+| 264 inches. 
ful, Plans B.1,160 R. and 1,212-1,790. 
| C.S, 1922-16,685. 





























Note:~—Includes part (block B) of Homestead Farm Area No. 1,027 for Returned Soldiers only, notified 24th October, 1919, which part is hereby revoked. 
The coycring reserve from sale and Jease under section 206 is hereby revoked. 


[8845] Sydney, Sth December, 1922. 
WITHDRAWAL OF TRAVELLING STOOK AND CAMPING RESERVES FROM THE CONTROL OF 
PASTURES PROTECTION BOARDS. 


5 Pe is hereby notified that, in pursurnees of the provisions of the Pastures Protection Act, 1912, as amended by Act No. 49, 1918, 
and Act No. 25, 1920, the pirts of travelling stock and eamping reserves particularised in the Schedule hereto shall be and 
the same are herehy withdrawn from the contro! of the Pastures Protection Boards specified in such Schedule. 





W. Ek. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 























SCHEDULE, 

Reserve, gone County, | Parish. Land District. | Pat pee, eyes elie ate o Papers. 
Travelling stock| Coonamble...| Gregory ...| Gradgery ...; Warren...) Part within portion 35. Plan G/|Ms. 1922 
reserve 2,755. 1,°42-1907. -9,620. 
Travelling stock and| Dubbo ...| Lincoln ...| Goonoo ...| Dabbo ..,; Within portion 118, Plan L. 3,546-|Ms. 1922 
camping reserve 1,566. -10,268. 

49,607. 
Camping reserve 9,908} Young _ ,,,| King ».| Newham ,..! Boorowa ...| The whole  ,., ase ta .. |Mfs. 1922 
( -10,793. 














SS a I I 


6498. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 169. 





[8 Dec. 1922, 





[3848] Sydney, 8th December, 1922. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ADDITIONAL. CONDITIONAL PUR- 
CHASES, CONDITIONAL LEASES, ADDI- 
TIONAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE LEASES, 
ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD SELECTIONS, 
ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD FARMS, ADDI- 


TIONAL SETTLEMENT LEASES, OR ADDI- | 


TIONAL CROWN-LEASES. 


ee is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of section 85 of the Crown Lands Consoli- 
dation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands comprised within 
the areas hereunder described are hereby set apart for 
additional conditional purchases or conditional leases 
(not being conditional leases taken up by virtue of 
- and at the same time as original conditional purchases 
within the same area), additional conditional purchase 
leases, additional homestead selections, additional 
‘homestead farms, additional settlement leases, or addi- 
tional Crown-leases, and shall become and be available 
therefor on and after the 5th February, 1923. It is 
further notified that the prices of the land for addi- 
tional conditional purchase, or. the capital values 
upon which provisional rentals (where required) shall 


be lodged, shall be as hereinafter respectively specified, - 


except that the provisional rental to be lodged with 
an application for a conditional lease or an additional 
settlement lease, shall be 2d. per acre. Any additional 
holding acquired shall be subject to the same con- 
ditions (if any, and where applicable) which attach. to 
the particular original holding in virtue of which the 
additional holding was applied for. 

Norr.—-All information may be obtained from, and 
all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown 
Lands Agent, free of cost, if so desired by the appli- 


cant. 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





CENTRAL DIVISION, 
Lanp Districr or WALGETT, AND WAuGETT SHIRE. 
Price and capital value, £1 6s. 8d. per acre... 
? i cae] 


County of Leichhardt, parish of Euroka, containing 
an area of about 174 acres. The Crown Lands lying 
between. the north-westerly prolongation of the north- 
eastern boundary of portion 7, portion 7, travelling 
stock and camping reserve No. 55,858 and travelling 
stock reserve No. 55,861, both notified this day. — ' 


Notre.—Part (about 174 acres) of Travelling Stock 
Reserve No, 1,090, notified 4th May, 1877, within the 


above area, is hereby revoked. 


Price and capital value, £1 6s, 8d. per acre. 


County of Leichhardt, parish of Euroka, containing 
an area of about 230 acres. The Crown Lands lying 
between Travellling Stock and Camping Reserve No. 
55,858, notified this day, portions 7 and 8, the westerly 
prolongation of the southern boundary of the latter 
portion, and_ Travelling Stock Reserve No. 55.862 
notified this day. as 


Norr.—Part (about 230 acres) of Travelling Stock 
Reserve No. 1,090, notified 4th May, 1877, Wiehe the 
above area, is hereby revoked, : 
| Misc, 1922-10,178] 


County of Leichhardt, parishes of Colmia and War- 
ragan, containing an area of about 790 acres. The 
Crown Lands within the boundaries of portion 46, 


parish of Colimia ,and lying between that ti 
.P. h L ying at portion, por- 
tion 71, parish of Gunna, and the westerly brolonaas ; 


tion of the southern boundary of the latter portion. 


Nore.—Travelling Stock and Campi 

is I ie § a amping Rese No. 
25,088, notified 21st November, 1896, and pahe, (150 
io Travelling Stock Reserve No. 31,213, notified 
oa ge 1900, within the above area, are hereby 
| Misc. 1922-10,178] 


. . ~~ * . 4 
Within Coombogolong occupation license No. 528. 


_ County of Leichahrdt, parish of W al 

ing an area of about 550 acres, Reid a 
lying between portion 19, the westerly prolongation of 
the ‘southern boundary of that portion, Travelline 
Stock Reserve No. 55,863, -notified this day, and the 


westerly prolongation of a norther 
aforesaid portion 19, northern boundary of the 


Norz.—Part (about 550 acres i 
1t 550 a ah 
Reserve 31,213. notified 21st J he 1900, within 
above area, is hereby revoked, * : 


\ 


“for public recreation, notified this day. | 





Within Culmier preferential occupation license 
No. 7387a, 


County of Leichhardt, parish of Warragan, contain- 
ing an area of about 150 acres. The Crown Lands 
lying between Travelling Stock and Camping Reserve 
No. 55,859, notified this day, portion 17, a north- 
eastern side of the road 4 chains wide from Walgett 
to Coonamble, and Travelling Stock Reserve No. 
55,864, notified this day. ue % 

Norr.—Part (about 150 acres) of Travelling Stock 
Reserve No. 31,213, notified 21st July, 1900, within 
the above, is hereby revoked. 

[ Mise. 1922-10,178] 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp District. of Winpsor, AND PAtTRIick PLAINS 
SHIRE. 


Price and capital value, 8s. 4d. per acre. 


County of Hunter, parish of Kandarun, containing 
an area of about 680 acres. The Crown Lands 
bounded by the western boundary of portion 99, parish 
of Waring, the range forming the nerthern watershed 
of Dry and Stony Creeks, and the range forming the 
southern watershed of Stony Creek, ; 

Notr.—TIhe included part (about 680 acres) of re- 
serve for classification, notified lst August, 1906, 1s 
hereby revoked. 

[Ms. 1922-10,853] 
Lanp District or ARMIDALE, AND GuYRA SHIRE. 
Price and capital value, 5s. per acre. 
Within occupation licenses Nos, 3274, 767, and 1,153. 


County of Clarke, parish of Guy Fawkes, contain- 
ing an area of about 3,980 acres. The Crown Lands 
within that part of block © as shown by red broken 
edging on litho. P with papers. 

[Ms. 1922-8,518] 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 


’ Lanp District or GUNNEDAH, AND LiveRPoot PLAINS 


SHIRE. 
Within annual lease 1906-38, W. C. Baker. 
Price and capital value, £2 per acre. 
County of Pottinger, parish of Millie, containing 
an area of about 180 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the eastern half of portion 15 of 400 acres ex. road 
and reserve 55,869 sale (reserve 55,870 lease generally) 
Plan P, 
2,474-1,781 R. 
Note.—Includes classification reserve, notified 2nd 
June, 1922, which is hereby revoked. } 


_[Ms. 1922-8,827] 


Lanp District or Conpopotin, ann Lacuian SHIRE. 
Within annual lease No. 1918-2. 
Price and capital value, 50s. per acre. 


County of Cunningham, parish of Gulgo, contain- 
ing an area of about 45 acres. The Crown Lands 
bounded by portions 30, 27, 24, and 2, the Lachlan 
River, and_ travelling stock reserve 54,826, notified 
9th September, 1921. ‘ 

Norr.—Part (about 45 acres) of classification re- 
serve, notified 9th September, 1921, within the 
above, is hereby revoked. 
[Ms. 1922-7,157] 


Price and capital value, 40s. per acre. 


_ County of Cunningham, parish of Gulgo, contain- 
ing an area of about 105 acres. The Crown Lands 
bounded by portions 31 and 29, the Lachlan River, 
Travelling stock Reserve 54,826, notified 9th Sep- 
tember, 1921, and the south-eastern side of the 
pony tormen road in use from Condobolin to Euabo- 
ong. 

Notre.~The included part (about 105 acres) of 
classification reserve, notified 9th September, 1921 
is hereby revoked. j 
[Ms. 1929-7,157] 


Lanp DistEior OF Conpopouin, AND LAcHLAN SHIRE. 
Price and capital value, 80s. per acre. 


_ County of Cunningham, parish of Gulgo, contain- 
ing an area of about 205 acres. The Crown Lands 
lying between travelling stock reserve 54,826, noti- 
fied 9th September, 1921, and the north-western side 
or a partly-formed road in use along the north- 
western boundaries of portion 31, and extending 
north-easterly to T.S.R. 54,826 aforesaid. 
Notr.—The included part (about 205 acres) of 


classification reserve ti 5 
ag Vicia as A np ified 9th September, 1921, 


[Ms. 1922-7157] . 









ere. 


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: 
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‘S$ Dec, 1992] | NEW.SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 169, 





Within annual lease No. 1907-20. 
Price and capital value, 70s. per acre. 


County of Cunningham, parish of Gulgo, containing’ 


an area of about 205 acres. The Crown Lands lying 


between the Lachlan River, block K of Homestead 


Farm Area No. 1,453, notified this day; T.S.R. 
54,826, notified 9th September, 1921; and portion 66, 
Poa of Micabil ;—includes portion 26 (plan C, 1,681- 
1,947). ; 

Nore.—Reserve (1 acre) from sale or lease under 
section 228; and part (about 205 acres), of classification 
reserve, notified 9th September, 1921, within the 
above, are hereby revoked. 

[Ms. 1922-7,157] 


Within annual lease No. 1907-20. 
Price and capital value, 35s. per acre. 


County of Cunningham, parish of Gulgo, containing 
an area of about 100 acres. The Crown Lands lying 
between portion 13, the southerly prolongation of the 
western boundary of that portion, travelling stock 
reserve No. 54,826, notified 9th September, 1921, and 
block K of Homestead Farm Area No. 1453, notified 
this day. mo 

Notse.—The included part (about 100 acres) of classi- 
fication reserve, notified 9th September, 1921, is hereby 
revoked. ie : 
[Ms. 1922-7,157] 


Within annual lease No. 1911-7. 
Price and capital value, 70s. per acre. 


County of Cunningham, parish of Micabil, contain- 
ing an area of about 20 acres. “The Crown Lands 
bounded by portion 58, the Lachlan River, and travel- 
ling stock reserve No. 54,826, notified 9th September, 
1921. 


Nore.-The included part (about 20 acres) of classi- 
fication reserve, notified 9th September, 1921, is hereby 
revoked. un 
[Ms. 1922-7,157] met 
Partly within annual leases Nos. 32,117 and 1907-12. 

Price and capital value, 30s. per acre. 


County of Cunningham, parish of Micabil, contain- 
ing an area of about 190 acres. The Crown Lands 
bounded by portions 65, 18, and 57, the Lachlan River, 
and travelling stock reserve No. 54,826, notified 9th 
September, 1921. - ‘ 


Nore.—The included part (about 190 acres) of classi- 


fication reserve, notified 9th September, 1921, is here- 
by revoked. 13 : ‘ 
[ Ms. 1922-7,157] ae 


Partly within annual leases Nos. 32,115, 32,117, 1907-12 
and 1911-7. ang 


_ Price and capital value, 30s. per acre. 


County of Cunningham, parish of Micabil, contain- 
ing an area of about 365 acres. The) Crown. Lands 


bounded by travelling stock reserve No. 54,826, noti- 
. fied 9th September, 1921, portions 70 and 71, a line 


from the south-west corner of portion 71 to the south- 


east corner of porion 69, portions 69, 61, 47, 31, and- 


29, and the southerly prolongation of the western 
boundary of the lastmentioned portion. 

Norn.-—The included part (about 365 acres) of classi- 
cation reserve, notified 9th September, 1921, is hereby 
revoked. 
[Ms. 1922-7,157] 


EASTERN DIVISION. 


' The area hereunder described shall he subject also to 
the following special condition :—The lessee shall care- 
fully preserve all timber within a strip of land at least 
1 chain wide along each bank of all defined water- 
courses, also all timber within a strip of land at least 
1 chain wide along the course of all creeks and 
gullies, and across the lowest parts of flats, where 
such gullies discharge water and there are no defined 
watercourses. 


Lanp District or Gourpurn, AND MuiLwaree SHIRE. 
' ok , 
Price and capital value, 6s. 8d. per acre. 


County of Argyle, parish of Gundary, containing an 
area of about 1,100 acres. The Crown Lands bounded 
by portions 110 and 122. Special Lease 20-42, portions 
117, 87, 69, 107, and the parishes of Bungonia and 
Quialigo. » 
[Ms. 1922-9,972] 


ane ms ae.’ 





. [3846] 


6499 





—. 


_ Sydney, 8th December, 1922. 


DETERMINATION OF TRAVELLING STOCK AND 
CAMPING RESERVES, 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 

Lanp Disrricr or HiusTon. AND CaRRATHOOL SHIRE. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the. pro- 
visions of the 84th section of the Crown Lands 
Consolidation Act, 1913, the area of about 320 acres, 
parish of Molesworth, county of Nicholson, reserved 
as No, 55,140, on 8rd February, 1922, under section 28 
of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, for 
travelling stock and camping is hereby defined, set 
apart and reserved from sale for the passage of and as 
a camping place for travelling stock. 
[Mise. 19122-10.313] 

It is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the 34th section of the Crown Lands Con- 
solidation Act, 1918, the area of about 185 acres, 
parish of Hlliott, county of Nicholson, reserved as, 
No. 55,145, on 8rd February, 1922, under section 28 
of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 19138, . for 
travelling stock and camping, is hereby defined, sev 
apart and reserved from’sale for the passage of and as 
a camping placee for travelling stock. - 

[ Mise. 1922-10,315] 


Lanp Districts or Hititston ANd Hay, 
CARRATHOOL SHIRE. 


It is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the 34th section of the Crown Lands Con- 
solidation Act, 1913, the area of about 290 acres, parish 


of Bolton, counties of Nicholson and Sturt, reserved 


as No. 55,146, on 8rd February, 1922, under section 
28° of the.Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, 
for travelling stock and camping, is hereby defined, set 
apart and reserved from sale for the passage of and as 
a camping place for travelling stock, 

[Mise. 1922-10316] 


Lanp District or Hay, anp CarratHoon SHIRE. 

It is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the 34th section of the Crown Lands Consoli- 
dation Act, 1918, the area of about 200 acres, parish 
of Warrabalong, county of Nicholson, reserved as No. 
55.148, on 8rd February, 1922, under section 28 of 
the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, for travelling 
stock and camping, is hereby defined, set apart and 
reserved from sale for the passage of and as a camp- 
ing place for travelling stock, 

[ Misc. 1922-10,314] 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 








[3847 | Sydney, 8th December, 1922. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ADDITIONAL SUBURBAN HOLDING. 


1. is hereby notified, that, in pursuance of the pro- 
provisions of section 129, of the Crown Lands 
Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands comprised 
within the area hereunder described are hereby set 
apart for additional suburban holding, and shall be- 
come and be available therefor on and after the 22nd 
January, 1923. It is further notified that the capital 
value upon which rental shall be lodged shall be as 
hereunder specified. Any additional holding acquired 
shall be subject to the same conditions (where applica- 
able) which attach to the particular original holding 
in virtue of which the additional holding was applied 
LOM 's 

Norr.-—All ‘information may be obtained from, and 
all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown 
Lands Agent free of cost, if so desired by the appli- 


cant. es 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





EASTERN DIVISION. 
LAnp District or GosForD, AND Wrina SHIRE. 
Capital value, £93 8s. 9d. 


County of Northumberland, parish of Munmorah, 
containing an area of 18 acres 2 roods 30, perches. 


- The Crown Lands within the boundaries of portion 61, 


Plan N. 510-2,111. 

-Norn.—-Includes Suburban Holding Area No. 986, 
notified 19th April, 1918, and reserve from sale or lease 
under section 206, notified 21st July, 1922, which are 
are hereby wholly revoked, 


' [Mise. 1922-8,140] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 169. (8 Dzc,, 1998. - 


ac lems p angered eens np —onenssenspennsenteche inne ses isis ee a eae 


[3855] Sydney, 8th December, 1922. 


RESERVE FROM SALE FOR TRAVELLING 
STOCK AND CAMPING. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the 28th and 34th sections of the Crown 
Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands here- 
under described are hereby reserved from sale, defined, 
and set apart ‘‘For the passage of’ stock travelling 
pursuant to the provisions contained in section 106 of 
the Pastures Protection Act, 1912, gr any Act amend- 
ing the same, and for -a camping place for travelling 


stock,”’ 
W. E, WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





EASTERN DIVISION. 
For Travelling Stock and Camping. 
Lanp District or ALBURY, AND HumE Surre. 
Within annual lease No. 1914-2, 


No. 55,877. County of Goulburn, parish of Cum- 
boroona, containing an area of about 28 acres. The 
Crown Lands bounded by portion 53, a line, from the 
most eastern north-east corner of that portion north- 
easterly to a north-west corner of portion 196, an area 
of about 37 acres approved to be added to C.P. 18-10, 
and by the public roads 150 links wide from Bowna 
to Wagra ;—includes about 17 acres of ‘‘severed land.”’ 

Nore.—The included part (about 28 acres) of Reserve 
pou Sessticeainn: notified 25th July, 1919, is revoked 
this day. 


d 


[Ms. 1922-10,293] 


[3856] Sydney, 8th December, 1922. 


RESERVES FROM SALE AND LEASE 
GENERALLY. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the 28th and 29th sections of the 
Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown 
Lands hereunder described shall be reserved from sale 
for the public purposes hereinafter respectively speci- 
fied, and. reserved and exempted from lease generally, 
and they are reserved and exempted accordingly. 


W. BE. WEARNHE, Minister for Lands. 





CENTRAL DIVISION, 
For Public Recreation. 


Lanp District or Duspo, anp TALBRAGAR SHIRE. 


No. 55,867 from sale (55,868 from lease generally). 
County of Lincoln, parish of Goonoo, containing an 
area of 10 acres. The Crown Lands within the boun- 
daries of measured portion 118. Plan L, 3,546-1,566. 
[Ms, 1922-10,268] 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Disrrict or TAMWoRTH, AND PEEL SHIRE. 


County of Buckland, parish of Clift, containing an 
area of 81 acres. The Crown Lands within the boun- 
daries of portion 236, Plan B, 3,737-1,788. 

[Ms. 1922-10,156] 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanp Districr or GUNNEDAH, AND LIVERPOOL PLAINS 
SHIRE. 


No, 55,869 from sale (55,870 from lease generally). 
County of Pottinger, parish of Millie, containing an 
area of about 20 acres. The Crown Lands within the 
following boundaries: Commencing at the south- 
eastern corner of portion 15; and bounded on the east 
by a line bearing northerly 8 chains; on the north by 
a line bearing westerly 25 chains; on the west by a 
line bearing southerly 8 chains; and on the south by 
a line bearing easterly 25 chains, to the point of com- 
mencement. 

Noret.~--Includes part 20 acres of Reserve for Classi- 
fication, notified 2nd June, 1922, which part has this 
day been revoked. 

[ Ms. 1922-10,326] 


Lanp District or NARRANDERA, AND YANKO SHIR®, 


No, 55,873 from sale (55,874 from lease generally). 
County of Cooper, parish of Oxley, containing an 
area of 9 acres 3 roods. The Crown Lands within the 
boundaries of nortion 31. Plan C. 4,856-1,804. 
[Ms, 1922-9,451] ¥ 


[3857] 


Lanp District or ConpoBoLiIn, AND LACHLAN SHIRE. 


No. 55,883 from sale (55,884 from lease generally). 
County of Cunningham, parish of Gulgo, containing an 
area cf about 30 acres. The Crown Lands within the 
boundaries of that part of portion 29 east of the re- 
served road within that portion. Plan ©, 1920-1,947. 
[Ms, 1922-7,157] : 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
For Public Hall. 
Lanxp District or NARRANDERA, AND YANKO SHIRE. 


No, 55,871 from sale (55,872 from Jease generally). 
County of Cooper, parish of Oxley, containing an area 
of 1 rood, The Crown Lands within the boundaries of 
portion 30. Plan ©, 4,855-1,804, 

[Ms. 1922-9,451]  : 


Lanp District or Mores, anp Boomr Sure. 


No. 55,875 from sale (55,876 from. lease generally). 
County of Benarba, parish of Bunarba, containing an 
area of } an acre. The Crown Lands within the follow- 
ing boundaries :—Portion 45, Plan B. 2,142-1,909. 
[Ms. 1922-11,036] 


- EASTERN DIVISION. 
For Village Purposes. 


Lanp District or Morvya, anp EvropopatLa SHIRE. 


County of Dampier, parish of Congo, containing an 
area of Sant 19 Borde: The Crown Lands within the 
following boundaries; Commencing on the shore of 
Tuross Lake, at the south-east corner of portion 203; 
and bounded thence by that portion, portion 213, a 
line south from the south-east corner of the lastmen~ 
tioned portion to the south-eastern side of the road 
from Bodalla to Moruya; thence by that road, the 
western boundary of portion 211, and a line south to 
Tuross Lake; and by that lake generally south-west- 
erly, to the point of commencement. D. 436 and 3,410- 
1,618, and P. 306-1,978. 

[Ms, 1922-8,002] 


————< 








Sydney, 8th December, 1922, 


RESERVES FROM SALE. 
ibe is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 


visions of the 28th section of the Crown Lands - 


Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands hereunder 
described shall be reserved from sale for the public 
purposes hereinafter respectively specified, and they 
are hereby reserved accordingly. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


s 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
For Travelling Stock and Camping. 


Lanp Disrrict oF GuNDAGAI, AND ADJUNGBILLY SHIRE. 


No. 55,857. County of Harden, parish of Burra, 
containing an area of about 10 acres. The Crown 
Lands bounded by portions 75, 225, and 238, Burra 
Creek, and portion 302;—exclusive of the public road 
under Shire control. 

[Ms. 1922-8,917] > 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanp District or WaLGetT, AND WaLenTT SHIRE. 


No. 55,858. County of Leichhardt, parish of 
Buroka, containing an area of about 800 acres. The 
Crown Lands lying between the easterly prolongation 
of the southern boundary of portion 2, part of the wes- 
tern boundary of portion 7 extending southerly 75 
chains, a line bearing west, and the eastern side of the 
road 4 chains wide from Walgett to Coonamble. 

[ Ms. 1922-10,178] 


Within Coombogolong Occupation License No. 528, 
and Culmier Preferential Occupation License No. 
T3lA. 


No. 55,859. County of Leichhardt, parish of Warra-- 


gan, containing an area of about 300 acres. The 
Crown Lands lying between the westerly prolongation 
of the southern boundary of portion 19, portions 9 and 
17, a line bearing west from a point 23 chains southerly 
from the northern extremity of the western boundary 


of portion 17, and the eastern and north-eastern sides ~ 


of the road 4 chains wide from Walgett to’ Czozamble. 
[Ms. 1922-10,178] ied 


‘ 


eS ss! 














8 Dae., 1922] a 





ie EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or W INDSOR, “AND CoLo SHIRE. 


No. 55,860. County of Northumberland, parish of 
St. Albans, containing an area of about 1 acre 1 
rood 20 perches. The Crown Lands within the boun- 
- Caries of allotment 1 of section’ 4, and allotment 4 of 
section 5, exclusive of the part thereof comprised in 
_. © public roadway,—shown on plan R. 12,208-1,603. 


es Novi <The. above is in leu of reserve ora reserve 
for Court-house and Lock-up- under general notice of 
24th Pasa 1861, revoked this day. 
[ Ms. 1922- 0,725] we 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
For Travelling Stock. 


Lanp District or WALGEr?, AnD WALGETT Surre. 


No. 55,861. County of Leichhardt, parish of 
Euroka, containing an area of about 230. acres. The 
Crown Lands lying between the boundary between 
the counties of Baradine and Leichhardt, the eastern 
side of the road from Walgett to Coo2amble, the 
easterly prolongation of the southern boundary of 
_portion 2, and a line parallel to and 20 chains in 
rectangular distance easterly from the said eastern 
side of the aforesaid road. 

[ Ms. 1922-10,178] . eee Meta es 


No. 55,862. County of Leichhardt, e parishes of 
Euroka and Toloora, containing an area of about 
1,300 acres. The Crown Lands lying between travel- 
ling stock and ‘camping reserve 65,858, notified this 
day, an eastern side of the road 4 ‘chains wide from 
Walgett to Coonamble southerly, a line partly form- 
ing the northern side of the road 1 chain wide on 
the northern boundary of portion 36, parish of Col- 
mia, and a line parallel to and 20 “chains in rect- 
angular distance easterly from jee: said side of the 

aforesaid -road. i 
ae -[Ms. +922-10,178] 


Within Coombogolong Occupation picasa -No, 


fs No. 55,863. County of Leichhardt, 
; _ Warragan, containing an area of 
foe ene OTewn. Lands lying between the westerly pro- 
longation of a northern boundary of. vortion 19, 
north-eastern, a south-eastern, and again a north- 
eastern side of the road 4 chains wide from Walgett 
to. Coonamble, the westerly. prolongation of the 
southern boundary of aforesaid portion 19, and lines 
parallel to and 20 chains in rectangular. distance 
-north-easterly and south-e estpiyy from the said sides 
of the aforesaid road. ! 

j Me? 1922-10,178] dh 


Within- Coombogolong Occupation License No. 528, 
one Culmier Preferential Occupation License No. 
737A. 


No. 55,864. 


“528. 
parish of 


wa 


County of Leichhardt, parish of War- 
; ragan,.containing an area of about ‘680 acres. The 
4 Crown Lands lying between the southern boundary of 
Bea travelling stock and camping reserve 55,859, notified 
: _ this day, a line bearing south from a point on the said 
boundary 20 chains easterly from an eastern. side 


of the road 4 chains wide from Walgett to Coon-. 


, 

a : amble to a south-western side of that road;-by that 
3 ‘ side and a western side of the said road, the eastorly 
, prolongation of the southern boundary of portion 32, 
ni tions “32, 30," 29, 
Ps portio 

ye 


rand 28)" a line: <east=. 40 the 


southern extremity ‘of the aforesaid eastern side of 


; the aforesaid road, and the said side of such road. 
. ~[Ms, 1922- 10,178] 


KASTERN DIVISION. 
_ For Show Ground. 


Hale aheratan or PARRAMATTA, 
SHIRE. 


No. 55,865. County ef Cumberland, parish of 
Prospect, containing an area of 16 acres 3 roods 
22. 65/100 perches. The Crown Lands within the 
houndaries of the area shown -by red tint on plan 
~ catalogued Ms. 5,530 Sy. 

Ms. he 10 255] 


For Public Recreatic D 


No. 55,866. County of Cumberland, parish of 
Prospect, containing an areca of 8 acres’0 roods 17 
35/100. perches. The Crown Lands within the boun- 
daries of the area shown by blue tint on plan cata- 
logued Ms. 5,530 Sy. ee ee 
[ Ms. 1922-16 255] 2h, 


aNe 169, 8 DECEMBER: 1922-6, 


AND BLacktown 





“Nw SOUTH WwaLEs Go (ERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 169. 


“about 950 acres. 


corner 


” fied. 


about 420 acres.” 


“ecnerally, 





6501 





CENTRAL DIVISION. 
For Refuge in time of Flood. 


LAnp District or Gunnepan, Liverroo, PLAiINns 
\ TAMARANG SHIRES. 


No. 55,882. County of - Pottinger, 
Howes Hill and Brothers, containing an area. of 
~The Crown Lands within the fol- 
lowing boundaries :—Bounded on the north by por- 
tions 25, 20, 19, parish of Bréwn, and the southern 
side of a road 300 links wide; on the east by portion 
60, parish of Brown, and the eastern side of a road 
160 links wide to a point west of the south-western 
of portion 39, parish of Brothers; on the | 
south by the westerly prolongation of’ the sonth 
boundary of the lastmentioned portion for about 183 
chains; on the east by a line bearmg north about 3% 
chains to a point west of the south-western corner 
of portion 25, parish of Brown, atoresaid; thence. by 
a line, bearing east to the south- western corner “of 
the: lastmentioned portion. 

Nores.—KEmbraces part (shout 950 acres) reserve 
55,886 from sale or tease other than svecial lease, 
notified this day, which is not affected by this noti- 
fication. Emé&races’ part (about 950 acres) reserve 


AND 


parishes of 


~ 40,823 from sale generally, notified 29th August, 1906; 


reserve 40,824 trom lease other than 1sth- sec tion 
lease, notified 29th August, 1906; and the whole of © 
reserve 26,463 from sale for refuge from flood, noti- 
fied 3rd October, 1903, revoked this day. 

[ Ms. is. 1922- 14 616] 


[5854 | 





Sydney, 8th December, 

RESERVES FROM SALE, LEASE, &c.' 
T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the 2Sth section of the Crown Lands 
Consolidation ‘Act, 1913, the Crown Lands hereunder 
described shall be and are hereby temporarily reserved 
from sale, lease, &c., as hereinafter respectively speci- 


1922. 


W. E. WHARNKE, Minister for Lands. 


CENTRAL DIVISION, 


From Sale or Leass other than Auction Sale. 
-Lanp Disrricr or NarraBRiI, AND WALGETT SHIRE. 

No. 55,880. County of Baradine, parish of Newman, 
containing an area of 229 acres. The Crown Lands 
pee the boundaries of portion 18. Plan B. 5388- 


ae 1922-8 ,690] . Ae 
KASTERN DIVISION. 
From Sale or Lease geaerally, 
LAND DistRICT OF GLEN INNES, AND. SEVERN SHIRE. 
No. 55,881. County of Gough, parish of Robertson, 
containing an area of 4061 acres. The Crown Lands 
within the boundaries of portion 9. Plan G. 7,116- 
76 Re 
[Ms. Ls. 1922-14, j610] 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
From Sale or Lease other than Special Lease. 


_Lanp District or GuNNEDAH, AND TAMARANG AND 
Liverroot Puarns SHIRES. 


No, 55,886. County of Pottinger, parishes of Howe's 
Bill and Brothers, containing an area of 5,90 acres. 
“aVhe Grown Lands within the boundaries of por tion LO, 
parish of Howe's Hill: and. portion 33, parish of 
Brothers. Plans P. 5,524, 5,525, 1,781. 

Nore. —Embraces the w vhole (about 950 acres) 
{Reserve No. 55,882 from sale for refuge in time of 
ficod, notified this day, which is not affected by this 
potification; also part (about 400 acres) of classifica- 
tion reserve, notified 13th April, 1901, and the whole 
of teserves for classification, notified 11th May, 1901, 
and 20th February, 1907; reserve 36,463 from ‘sale for 
refuge from flood, notified 3rd Octoher, 1903 reserve 
49,830 from sale or lease other than 18th section lease, 
notified 29th February, 1906; reserve 40,823 from sale 
notified 29th August, 1906; and reserve 
40,824 from lease other than 18th section lease, noti- 
fied 27th August, 1906, revoked this day. 


[Ms. Ls. 1922-14,616. 


From Lease other than Special Le-se. 
Lanp District or Moree, anp Boomr Sutre. 

No. 55,885. County of Benarba, parish of Yarouah, 
containing an area of 120 acres. The Crown Lands 
within the boundaries of portion 34. Plan B. 1,140- 
1,909. 

Note.—The above area is available for special lease 
application. Any such application lodged will be dealt 


| with on its merits. 


[Ms. Ls. 1922-14 ,587] 


6508 





bA 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 169. [8 Dro, 1992, 





[3850] Sydney, 8th December, 1922. 
WITHDRAWAL FROM PRIGKLY-PEAR LEASE 
pee BA? Cb, Apo aoe QUARANTINE, taro 
a¢ is hereby notified, for public information, that, 
& in pursuance.of the conditions attached to Prickly- 
pear Lease. 490, held by Sydney Albert Hallam, the 


Crown; Land hereunder described: is hereby withdrawn 


for. Quarantine from the said Prickly-pear Lease, 





{s7 


EASTERN DIVISION, 


‘ County of Arrawatta, parish of Bonshaw, village of 


‘Bonshaw, containing an area of 2 roods: Commencing | 
at‘the intersection of the northern side of Miller-street | 


with the: western side of the public road from Texas 


ito Tenterfield’; and bounded thence by that side of that 


road north 2 chains; thence by lines west 23 chains 
ard south 2 chains to the northern side of Miller-street 
aforesaid; and thence by that side of that street east, 


to the pomt of commencement. 
(Ms, 1922-9,999] 


pen 





ee 


[3851] ' Sydney, 8th December, 1922. 


WITHDRAWAL FROM PRICKLY-PEAR LEASE 
FOR PUBLIC HALL SITE.: 

T is hereby notified, for public information, that, 

“in pursuance of the conditions attached to 

Prickly-pear Lease, 402, held’ by» Alexander Niviso 


Stirton and Percy Ernest .Stirton, the Crown Land | 
hereunder des¢ribed is hereby withdrawn for Public 


Hall Site from the said Prickly-pear Lease.  . . 





‘W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


CENTRAL DIVISION: ; 
Lanp District or Mores, ann Boomi Suree. 


County of Benarba, parish of Bunarba, containing 
an area of 4 an acre. The Crown Lands within the 
following boundaries of portion 45, Plan B. 2,142- 
L909. ; Ca 4 


“TMs. 1922-11,036] 





£3852] Sydney, 8th December, 1922. 


WITHDRAWALS .FROM:’ SPECIAL LEASE FOR 
PUBLIC PURPOSES. 


-T is hereby notified, for public information, that, 
* _in pursuance of the conditions attached to special 
lease 1908-43, Narrandera, held by Joseph Foy, of 
’ Barellan, the Crown Lands hereunder described are 
hereby withdrawn for the publie purposes hereunder 
respectively specified. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





CENTRAL DIVISION. 
' For Public Recreation. 
Lanp Districr or NarRRanpERA, Aanp YANKo SHIRE.~ 


County of Cooper, parish of Oxley, containing an ° 


area of 9$ acres. The Crown Lands within the boun- 
‘daries of portion 31. Plan C. 4,856-1,804. 


[Ms. 1922-9451] 4 A 


oie ae ara ea W._E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands, 


-. Lanp District or INVERELL, AND ASHFORD Suire. | 


| 
| 
| 








County of Gregory, 


TMs. 1922-9,620] 


For Public Hall Site. 

County of Cooper, parish of Oxley, containing an 
area of 1 rood. The Crown Lands within the boun- 
daries of portion 30. Plan C. 4,855-1,804." 
[Ms,.1929-9,451]. > age 
SEV tl nae MOR RBA. 

_ County of Cooper, parish of Oxley, containing an 
area of 4 acres 1 rood. The Crown Lands within the 
boundaries of the road 1 chain wide along the eastern 
boundaries ee oe y 45, 30, and 31. J 

TMs. T922-O,45T oe 





[3853] Sydney, 8th December, 1922. 


WITHDRAWAL FROM ANNUAL LEASE FOR. 
PUBLIC RECREATION AND RACECOURSE. 


‘T is hereby notified; for public information, that, 
in pursuance of the provisions of the 233rd, 28th, 
and 29th sections of the Crown Lands Consolidation 


Act, 1913, the land hereunder described is hereby 


withdrawn for Public Recreation and Racecourse 
from annual Jcase 1909-7, Warren, held by James_ 
Joseph Healey, and reserved from. sale for Public 
Recreation and Racecourse, and reserved and 
exempted from lease generally. 


W. E. WEARN EK, Minister for Lands. 





CENTRAL DIVISION. 
For Public Recreation and Racecourse. 
Lanp District or Warren, snp Marruacuy Snipe. 
No. 55,878 from sale (55,879 from lease generally). 
( parish of Gradgery,. containing 
an area of 130 acres. The Crown Lands within 


measured portion 35, Plan G. 1,942-1,907. 





[3849] ‘Sydney, 8th December, 1922.. 


CROWN LANDS NOT AVAILABLE FOR SETTLE- 
MENT UNTIL FURTHER NOTIFICATION, 


pursuance of the provisions of section 84 of the — 


4 
L _Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, it is hereby 
notified that the Crown Lands comprised. within the 
tracts or areas hereunder described shall not be ayail- 


able for the purpose of any application until a further 


notification has been published in the Gazette. . 
| W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District or WALGETT, AND WaALeErr Sumer. > 


_ County of Leichhardt, parish of Toloora, contain- 
ing an area. of about 1,060 acres. The Crown Lands 
lying between the westerly prolongation ofthe southern 
boundary of portion 8, parish of Euroka, portions 14, 
7, 51, 52, and 53, parish of Gunna, a road 1 chain wide 
along the north boundary of portions 38 and 37, parish 
of Colmia, and travelling stock reserve No. 55,862, 
notified this day. : ae 
{ Ms. 1922-10,178] 


Lanp District or NARRABRI, AND Namozr SHIRE. 


County of White, parish of Bulgarra, containing an 
area of 625 acres. .The Crown Lands within the boun- 


daries of portion 7. Plan W. 939-1,767. 
Notrm.—Area set apart for additional holdings, noti- 

fied 4th March, 1921, within above portion, is revoked 

this day. rae ego Wet 

[Oce. 1922-7658] 


— 




















































REAL PROP ERTY AOT. 


INTENDED Issue or PROVISIONAL Contmrcarns OF - 
i TITLE. 


aha 


Wal 572, Fol. 189, and Vol, 
SEE OF Fol. 40. Registered proprietor : 
Johnston. Land: 2 r. , being allot. 
Mudgee-street, and lr. 39 p., being allot. 11, sec. 
5: Piper-street, and }or, , being allot. 8, sec. 26, 
Louee-strect, Rylstone, ; 

2299, Fol: “18. Registered proprietor : - Beatrice 
, Ellen. Scanes. Land: 22% p., being ade lot 42, 
Pee d.p. 1,110, in Green- street, Kogarah. : 

Ss Vol. 1004, Fol. 249. Registered proprietor ; Caroline 
Ps: Wilkinson. Land: 6 a. , being por. 17, in. the 
ve psh, Currajong, on rd. from Tomingley to Parkes. 
= ~*~ Vob.204; Pols, 287: and 238, and’ Vol. 223; Fol..173. 
mt: Registered proprietor : Jeremiah, Slattery. Land: 
‘\ 123 p., 254 p., 122 p., being lots 8, 10, 11, and 9, 
dp. 142, in Waradgery-street, Hay. - 


I HEREBY notify my intention to. issue provisional 
Certificates of Title for the lands above described after 
> the. Soe of rene: one days from the date: 
se lng AE 


604, Fol, 203, and Vol. 
Geor ge Henry 


¥ 


Vol.’ 


—_—_-—— 


- . 5 eA 
fot af svawnee REGISTRATION OF ie ree or iis AGES 
tay: WITHOUT PRODUCTION OF THE DUPLICATES OF THE 
MorrGaces. 


In the matter of the niortgage dated 8th May’ 1909, 
; No. 5381445, Edward John Saxby to George. Grey, 
over the whole of the land comprised im Crown 

Grant, Vol. C.L., Fol. 85. Land : 50 a., being por. 
pn 51, psh. Tyraman, co, Durham, 


the matter of the mortgage dated 4th February, 
+ 1916, No.’ 4227493, Leonard Stanley Tingcombe 
rucat to William Charles, over the whole of the 
eae ‘comprised in Certificate of Title, Vol. 2659, 
Fol, 157, and Crown Grant, Vol. 1536, Fol. 111, 
Eh > Tand : 108 a. Or. 17 p. and 72 a. , being: part of | 
- por. 100 and por, 141, psh. Terranora, at junction 
cee a, Uy ing Bias) and Duroby Creeks, Terranora Broad- , 
ee ert wa ber : 
_ NOTICE is ‘neteby * ‘given of my jutenten $6 baiitcet| 
discharges of the abovementioned mortgages after the 
expiration of twenty-one days from the date hereof, 
minha production of the duplicates of the mortgages. 


"Further particulars may be obtained: at the Ta d 
Titles Oifice, Sydney. is 


W. G. FL WILLIAMS, 
Registrar- General. 


8th December, 1922. 
: ooh 6s. 


2161 
Be Notice OF FORECLOSURE UNDER. REAL 
Be: _ PROPERTY ACT. 








we 


foreclosure of the undermentioned mortgage, ac- 
companied by the evidence required -by the “Real, 
pmaperty Act, 1900’: Notice is hereby 
land comprised i in the said mortgage is offered and will. 
remain open for sale until the 19th January, 1923, 
on or after which date an order for foreclosure, which 
will exclude all claims by the mortgagor, or any per- 
son claiming tnder him, will be issued by me ‘to the 
applicant unless the amount required to satisfy the 
_ principal and interest moneys due and the costs and 
expenses occasioned by the foreclosure roceedings 
(with interest up ‘to the time of sale added# has in the 


ie Tend been tealised. by the Sate of one Gini Se i 


7 Nisin as 297591, dished: 12th July, 1899, Mort- 

‘4 gagor: Eiile Edmond Delarue. Mortgagee: 
» City Bank of Sydney. Land: 2 r, 193 p., being | 
Tots 5 to 8 inclusive, of sec, 3, in Abigauil-street, | 
- Hunter’s Hill. Amount required : £1 007 9s, 6d. 

oe and interest from 12th duly, 1922.) oe 


Further particulars’ te Bad 
“Titles, ‘Oiled Siege may 1@ obtained at Be Band 





re MAMIE IANS, 
weet ar “Gener nea, 
qa S. 


ae 
2 


hag 8th Deseret 1922. 
p ; 2162 ; ect 46 s x : 








5, sec. La,‘in 4 


APPLICATION having been made fot order see 


liven that the | 


November last so. far 


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| 2160, 


CHURCH OF CHRIST, CHATSWOOD, IN THE 
STATE OF NEW SOUTH WALKS. ~ 


AT a Meeting of the Monibers of the above Church 
held on Wednesday evening, 20th September, 1922, at 
-8 o’clock, called in accordance with the provisions of 
the “Churches of Ohrist Property Management Act, 
1906,” the following resolutions. were moved and 
seconded, and put by me to the vote of the Members of 
such Church aig ab such Pages Siete? pag were car- 
| ried unanimously :— 


(a) That of the existing five Trustees of the Church of 
Christ at Chatswood, namely, Messrs. Thomas 
Gabriel Alexander Bagley, James Prince Alexan- 
der Chapple, Walter John Fox, Alfred . Thomas. 
James Montgomery Graham, and Frank Thomas 
Webber, the following three, Messrs. Thomas, 

~ * Gabriel | Alexander Bagley James Prince Alexan- 
der Chapple, and Frank’ Tit mas Webber; be and, 
are hereby removed from such office, _ ; 


tb. ‘That the following—Messrs. Sydney Osborn Gole; 
William Henry Hall, Charles Stanley Hibberd, 
Milton Dunreath Hunter, and Yelverton Mars- 
~ den Middleton—be and are hereby appointed as 
new Trustees of the Church of Christ at Chats- 

-- wood, +0 act in conjunction with Messrs, Walter 
John Fox and Alfred Thomas atts Montgomery 








Graham, 
; + w. H. ey 
29th Rear. 1922 Chairman. _ 
2118 a 
NOTICE, OF CHANGE OF SURNAME. 
T, Witniam) Joun Menzies, heretofore’ called: dnd 


known by the name of William John Cross, of Totten- 
ham, in the State of New South Wales, grazier, hereby 
give public notice that on the twenty-ninth day of 
November, 1922, I formally and absolutely abandoned 
the use of ‘my said surname of Cross, and then assumed 
and adopted and determined thenceforth on all \ ocea- 
sions’ whatsoever to use and subscribe’ the name ‘of 
Wilham John Menzies instead of the said: name of 
William John Cross; and [ give further notice that -by 
a deed poll, dated the twenty -ninth day of November, 

1922, duly executed and attested (and enrolled in the 
Equity Office of the Supreme Court. of, New.South 
Wales, in Equity, on the fourth day of December, 1922), 
I for mally and absolutely abandoned the said surname 
of Cross, and declared that I have assumed and 
adopted and intend thenceforth on all occasions what- 
soéever to use and subscribe the name William John 
Menzies instead of William J ohn Cross, and so as to 


| be at all times thereafter called, known, and subscribed 


by the name of William John Menzies. 
Dated the fourth day of. December, 1922. 
WILLIAM JOHN MENZIES. 
‘Witness, —C. Mrnrer, Solicitor, Sydney. 
PAWS ie oe el vas’ 





NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. 


NOTICE is her eby given that the par tnership. hitherto 
subsisting between Thomas Stephen Baker, of AShfield 
in the State of New South Wales, of the one part, an 

Alexander James W estman, of the same place, of the 
other part, and carrying on business as builders and 


- contractors under the style and firm of ‘Baker & Co.,’ 


has been mutually dissolved ‘as from the 27th day of 
as concerns the said Thomas 
Stephen Baker, who retires from the said firm; and 
“the said Alexander James Westman will carry. on the 
said buginess as aforesaid, and will pay all claims and - 
receive all debts due to the said firm j in epn ner vay with 
the said business. : 
Dated this sixth day of December, 1922. 
i g. BAKER. 


hyd, WESTMAN, A 

Witness to both signatures,— k 
W. Hy A. Big) , ms 
SEALE; Sydney. yh 


rit 


Om, ret . H 4 stay Tae 


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6504 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZATTE, No, 169. [8 Dzo, 1922 
NOTICE. is’ ‘hereby eevens dautc/tke partnership 6. The fanihal capital of the Company is fifteen 


hitherto existing between Joseph Lee, Arthur Horo- 
bin, and Ernest Baldwin, in the business of general 
carriers, under the style or firm of the Cronulla 
Carrying Company, has been dissolved by the retire- 
ment therefrom of the said Ernest Baldwin, and that 
the said business will in futuré Ie carried on under 
the said name by the said Arthur Horobin and Joseph 
Lee, by whom all the existing and future debts and 
liabilities of the said business will be paid and dis- 
charged. : 
Dated this fourth December, 1922, 


EK, BALDWIN. 
J. LEE, 
fees | ARTHUR HOROBIN. 3 
Witness,—R. Innes INay, 


Solicitor, 16-20 Bridge-street, Sydney. 
2137 9s. 





NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership hitherto 


subsisting between Alexander Ewen Cruickshank and _ 


James McLellan, of Mendooran, general storekeepers, 
has this day been dissolved by mutual consent. 
business will henceforth be carried on by. the said 
James McLellan on his own account, and in his own 
name. All debts owing to and by the partnership will 
be received and paid respectively by the said James 
McLellan. : 


Dated at Mendooran the 30th day of November, 


Unawe 


A. E. CRUICKSHANK, 


Witness to the signature of Alexander Ewen Cruick- 
shank ,— “a 


C. G. L. Syxes, J.P. 
J. McLELLAN. 


Witness to the signature of James McLellan ,— 
C. G. L. Syxes, J.P. ; 
2100 9s. 





DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP, 


NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership hereto- 
fore subsisting between us, the undersigned, carrying 
on business as farmers, at Bombira, near Mudgee, 
under the style of “Caughey and Caughey,” has been 
dissolved by mutual 
November instant; all’ debts due and owing by the 
late firm will be received and paid by the undersigned, 
Wallace Johnston Caughey, who will continue, to carry 
on the said ‘business. 
Dated this 21st day of November, 1922. 


H. CAUGHEY. 


f W. J, CAUGHEY. 
Witness,—Eric R. DaniIB1, 


Solicitor, Mudgee. 
2178 9s. 





NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership hereto- 
fore existing between us, the undersigned, and carried 
on under the firm name of “The Australian Wood- 
turning Company,” has been this day dissolved, Victor 
Bathurst Melton having retired therefrom. ‘The busi- 
ness wil be carried on by, the continuing partners, 
Walter Brown and Charles Weater Dobson, under the 
same firm name at No. 259 Trafalgar-street, Annan- 
dale, and all accounts will | 


parpners, 
Dated this fourth day of December, 1922, 

WALTER BROWN, 
CHARLES WEATER DOBSON, 
VIOTOR BATHURST MELTON. 

Witness to all signatures,— 

‘8S. G, Rown, Solicitor, Sydney. 
2136 9s. 


——___ 





MEMORANDUM FOR REGISTRATION OF HAWK. 
INS HILL GOLD MINES NO LIABILITY, 
1. The name of the Company is to,be the Hawkins 
Hill Gold Mines No Taability. 
_2. The first place of operations (or intended opera- 
‘ tions) is at Hill End, in the State of New South Wales. 
3. The first registered office of the Company will be 
situated at Quinn’s Chambers, 136 Pitt-street, Sydney. 
4. The value of the Company’s intended property, 
including the plant and machinery, is five thousand six 
hundred and twenty-five pounds (£5,625). ; . 
5. The amount of money at the credit of the Com- 
pany, or any person on its behalf, is nine hundred and 
thirty-seven pounds ten shillings. and the total liabili- 


ties of the Company, or which’ the Company is in- ~ 
assume or undertake is nine thousand three. 


tended to 


hundred and seventy-five pounds (£9,375), 


The — 


consent as from the 20th day of . 


ye paid by such continuing’ 





‘thousand pounds in one hundred and fifty thousand | 
‘shares of two shillings cach, all of which are to be 


issued as contributing shares. — 
7. The number of contributing shares subscribed for 
is seventy-five thousand. OT Ree i 
8. The name of the provisional (or first) manager is 
Frederick Oertel. é 


\ 


9, Ten per centum of the contributing capital has — 


been duly paid up in cash. 


10. The only contract entered into on behalf of this ° 


Company is that of which particulars are stated here- 
under :— aL 
10th November, —1922-Agreement between 
Marshall’s Hill End Gold Mines No Liability and 
Frederick Oertel, its Liquidator of the one part, 
and Hawkins. Hill Gold Mines No Liability of the 
other part. 5 

Dated this 5th day cf December, 1922. 

We, the persons whose names and addresses are sub- 
scribed erste: apply to register ‘‘Hawkins Hill Gold 
Mines No Liability’? as a No-Liability Company. 

Signatures and Addresses. of Intending Subscribers, 
John George Puryes, 10 Wattle-street, Haberfield, 


Investor. 
W. D. Schrader, 4 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
Solicitor. : : 
Arthur E. Pierce, 30 Elizabeth-street, Sydney, 
Optician. ; 


J. G. North, 185 Pitt-street, Sydney, Sharebroker, 
L, T. Burnett, 14 Victoria-road, Woollahra, Inves.- 
4S tor, oS is Res 

W. A. J. Marshall, 136 Pitt-street, Sydney, Miner. 
Cecil Oertel, Parkview, Pembroke-street, Ashfield, 
Cordial Manufacturer. er i 


Witness to all signatures,— x 
J’REDPRICK OERTEL, 
Company Manager, 
Pitt-street, Sydney. 


‘ 


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DECLARATION VERIFYING 
‘ TION. ' ' 


MemorsANpum For: Registra- 


I, Frederick Oertel, of Sydney, in the State of New 


South Wales, company manager, 
clare and affirm that— 
1. { am the manager (or provisional manager) of. 
the said intended Company. 
2. The above statements are, to the best of my 
belief and knowledge, true in every particular. 
make this solemn declaration as to the matters 
Apel according to the law in this behalf made, and 
subject to the punishment by law provided for any 
wilfully false statement in any such declaration, — 


FREDERICK OERTEL, — 
Manager (or Provisional Manager). 
Declared at Sydney, this 5th day of December, 1922, 
before me,— 
J. G.. Nortnu, J.P. 


hereby solemnly de- 


2148 
E MATTER OF THE “COMPANIES ACT, 
4 1809, AND IN THE MATTER OF ESTELLE 
LIMITED (In LiquipaTion). — ~ : 
Noticr To CREDITORS. 


x ‘ q i aie 
NOTICE is hereby given that the creditors of the 
abovenamed Company, and all persons having any 





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claims against the same, are required, on or before — 
Saturday, the sixteenth day of December, one thou- 


sand nine hundred and twenty-two, to send their 
names and addresses, and the particulars of their 


debts or claims, and the names and addresses of their. as 


solicitors (if any) to Mark Owen and Jonas Ormonde 


Holt, Liquidators of the said Company, at 46 Martin- re 
‘place, Sydney; and, if so required by notice in writing 


from the said Liquidators, are personally, or by their 
solicitors, to come in and prove their debts or claims, 
at such time and place as shall be specified in such 
notice, or in default thereof they will be excluded 


from the benefit of any distribution made before. such Gai: 


debts or claims are proved. peed 
Dated at Sydney, this fourth day of December, 
one thousand nine hundred and twenty-two. ec ta 


MARK OWEN, . Fare os 
JONAS ORMONDE HOLT, Liquidators. 
ae 5 aL AL, FAL tees sh 

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10s. 


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NOTICE OF FINAL MEETING. 
THe Wast Enp Creamery Co-operative Co, Lrp. 
aed NOTIOB is hereby given, in pursuance of section 141 
om of the ‘‘Companies Act, 1899,”’ that a General Meeting 
A of the Members of the abovenamed Company will be 
e held at School of Arts, Bega, on Wednesday, the 
ia seventeenth day of January, 1923, at 2 o’clock in the 


i before them showing the manner in which the wind- 

. ing-up has been conducted and the property of the 
Company disposed of, and of hearing any explanation 
that may be given by the Liquidator; also of deter- 
mining, by Extraordinary Resolution, the manner in 
which the books, accounts, and documents of the Com- 
pany, and of the Liquidator thereof, shall be disposed 


of. ; 
be Dated this 29th day of November, 1922. 


K. 1. PELL, 
Liquidator. 
2099 ; 83. 








3 CROYDON PALAIS DE DANSE LTD. 


NOTICE ig hereby given that at an Extraordinary 
General Meeting of the above-named Company, duly 
convened and held at the registered office of the Com- 
pany, Edwin-street, Croydon, on Tuesday, the 5th day 
of December, 1922, the following Extraordinary Reso- 
lution was duly passed :— 
i ; RESOLUTION. a 
“That it has been proved to the satisfaction of the 
Company that the. Company cannot by reason of 
its liabilities continue its business, and that it is 
advisable to wind up the same and accordingly 
that the Company be wound up voluntarily under 
the provisions of the Companies Acts, and that 
Mr. A. 8S. Winton, of 273 George-street, Sydney, 
Publie Accountant, be appointed Liquidator for 
the purposes of such winding-up.”’ 


Dated this 5th day of December, 1922. — 
| ROY N. TEECE, © 
Chairman, 


Q177 10s. 


SIMONSEN AND GLAD LIMITED. 
Specran RpsoLuTION. aie 
_ Passed, 9th November, 1922; confirmed, 23rd 
sees, November, 1922, 
AT an Extraordinary General Meeting of Simonsen 
and Glad Limited, held at 134 Castlereagh-street, 
Sydney, on 9th November, 1922, the subjoined Resolu- 
tion was passed; and at an Extraordinary Genera! 
Meeting held on 23rd November, 1922,,the Resolution 
was duly confirmed:— —— | #, : 


RusoLurion. 
That the Company be wound up voluntarily. 
SIMONSEN AND GLAD LTD. 


C SHARP. ‘ 
J. O. HAUSSMANN. 


2144 are. 7s. 


5th December, 1922. 


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“IN THE MATTER OF DELVES AND WILLIAMS 
LIMITED (yp Laqurparion). 


ing of Shareholders of the above Company will he held 
at the office of Thomas Davis, Sheedy, & Co., Tyrrel! 
House, Telford-street, Newcastle, on Friday, 19th 
January, 1923, at 9.30 a.m. 
BUSINESS. 
1. To receive the Liquidator’s final accounts, showing 
the manner in which the assets of the Company 
ave been dealt with, anc to receive any explana- 
tion thereon. 
2. To decide by Special Resolution the manner in 
which the books and pavers of the Company are to 


be disposed of. 
A. W. O'BRIEN, * | 
Newcastle, 5th December, 1922. Liquidator. 
2146 | ‘ 10s. 


: EE aed * 








ie OVERDUE RATES. 
ra ee Municipaniry ov WAVERLEY. 
Land to be sold for Default... /— 


THE following persons are required to take notice that 
the Council of the Municipality of Waverley has ap- 
plied to the Public Trvstee to sell the lands specified 
below against their names, of which they aopear to be 
the owners for overdue rates amounting to the sums 


ig 








8 Dec, 1923] | NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 169 


afternoon, for the purpose of having an account laid . 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Final General Meet- 


‘ 


6505 








_ mentioned in each case; and that in default of earlier 


payment to the Public Trustee of the said rates, and 

all interest charges and expenses in connection with 

the said applications and the proceedings by the Public 

Trustee, the said land will be offered for sale by the 

Public Trustee at public auction ;— 

William Webb, overdue rates, £10 12s. 3d.; land, lot 
55, Lawson-street, Waverley. 

Mary Ann and Samuel Wynn, or Edith B, Smith, of 
Waverley, overdue rates, £52 16s, 2d.; land, lot 
38, section 1, corner John and Edmund streets, 


Waverley. 
, Ww. G. ACOCKS, 
Deputy of the Public Trustee. 


Sydney, 5th December, 1922. 


2168 12s. 


— 





MUNICIPALITY OF THE GLEBE. 
General Triennial Election of Aldermen, Saturday, 
2nd December, 1922. 

a DECLARATION of Pot. 

IN aceordance with the ‘Local Government Act, 
191°,’ and Ordinances made thereunder, | hereby 
make declaration of the Poll for Election of Aldermen 
of this Municipality, as under :— 


G95 


“Alexander, John -Edward °........0...5.0- 
Byteosn Henry: Alper 9 ic. of vedas eons tecene nae 959, 
Cole, Stanley Llewellyn .....0.6..00.... 956 
Corrigan, Frederick Richard ............ 925 
Pavidsarms Amehibaley s8 hy ee eis teend 960 
Dick i ranrers: PhOMaS koecc si cadicaea ete 959 
Field. Arthur: William (050.5). 6.0ocvee vo 1,092 
Goulston: Michaelis Visine eden Real oan 936 
Harding, |; Gharlese - cyiis ck AON dt 984. 
i eskino-) Glam sto Hass eee are Si neta vgste 954 
neinmn gigs SOUG er acerca cn saber uote oaasa Naa's ty tes 995. 
Lucas, Percy Charles ............. Sa terat #992 
Maecqueen, Norman William Vivian... 1,000 
EATON GS 2 J BIMCG Eas ee pauanye dar Sone hed uc wee 899 
Martin ,/-Williame sis. oe BOS Ae 994 
Maller 7Braneis  Mdimiands .iscee fc... ciece 919 
.O’Sullivan, James Aloysius .........0..0.. 924 
Pobyeyotlenry cA rthary fist ie se). Cia. * 844 
Punters Menry sic ios. eta sera ctes os 969 
Harti waGob > baad err. cr.sidare is deuce gets 903 
Roche}: Walter Charles hiainviss.c. coupe. 884 
Sherringham, George Percival. .....,... 899 
Pate, Walliams PnOMiaS i.) i ivetecerevcusncte 1,009 
Walsh, Wilham Joseph: ...0.2.5.c00008. 917 
Welby :diohine J osep hy akeca ita iow teas 364 
Tnformaleyvngs. soccer ie Soc tiulay 69 


TI bave to declare the following gentlemen duly 


elected as Aldermen for the Municipality of The 
Glebe, for the term commencing 3rd December, 
1922 ;— 

/ Field, Arthur’ William, 


Tate, William Thomas, 
Macqueen,.Norman William Vivian. 
Alexander, John Edward. 
Lewis, Bert. 

Martin, William. 

Lueas, Perey Charles, 
Harding, Charles. 
Punter, Henry. 
Davidson, Archibald. 
Brigg, Henry Albert. 
Dick, Francis Thomas. 


ar T. D. GLASSCOCK, 
Town Hall, The. Glebe, Returning Officer. 
2nd December, 1922. 


9132 TPT. Ga 


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‘NEWCASTLE CITY COUNCIL. 
ALTERATION IN NAME oF PoRCHER-STREET TO NATIONAL 
Park STREET. 
NOTICE is hereby given that the Minister for Local 
Government has approved of the following alteration 
in the name of a street :— 
; ‘Old name. , 
Porcher-street (between Hun- 
ter-street running southerly 
to the boundary of the City 
terminating at Dumaresque- 
street) ; National Park street. 


The above alteration will take effect as from this 


date. 
JOHN GLASSOP, 
Council Chambers, Newcastle, own Clerk. 
lst December, 1922. 
2116 ! Oe Gal 
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New name, 


See e we see nee seabesecewesare 





6506 





MUNICIPALITY OF KIAMA. 
TRIENNIAL ELECTIONS. 


IN accordance with the Local Government Act, -and 
Ordinanee 9 made thereunder, I hereby give notice 
that the folldwing is the result of the Poll bakon this 
day for the election of nine Aldermen :— 


Oswald > Alexander. 2).cN aS 192-4 
Nesbit W. Carson «..... ee eat mS SAA fae ried etal G 
Beer iOaal Yee. cs tets seas eee a eas 185°" 
Jonas BPigg erie ric heer Cae, Veer 184 
Peter: Walker ie a ae 178 
Nesbit: EY Hindmarsh 43k 4 ches a sas PECL 
Walter Cornford oj i.007 cs Rise SS 7 164 
POUR Wes A Dig mil nos. sate eel des wears a Ne 153 
SPAMMER Ee WEG.) sr uciy bre coe ae eee ee 138 
FOOTE GLICO 6. ocean pea ae 114 
Signiey Ws Smith < secon se ae 110 
William: Mek: Nish :he kk. wei 60 
I, therefore, declare Oswald ae Alesander. Nesbit | 
W. Carson, Frederick Lean, Jonas Price, Peter 
Walker, Nesbit EK. Hindmarsh, Walter Cornford, John 


W, Abiguil, and. James Pike’ duly elected Aldermen 
of the Municipality of Kiama’ for the ereiane triennial 


period, 
JOHN COP: K, 


Tota Clerk and Returning Officer. 
Council Chambers, Kiama, 


2nd Dec ember, 
2143. 


1922, 
15s. 


MUNICIPALITY OF ASHFIELD. 


NOTICE is hereby given that Alderman John Harold 
Hammond, B.A., LL.B., has been unanimously elected 
Mayor of the abovementioned Municinality for period 
Poa tpencing 5th December, 1922. 


F. H. G. HARGREAVES, A. PACKS 

Town Hall, Ashfield, a Town- Clerk. 
oe 6th De scember, 1922. ae: 

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DS: 


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MUNICIPALITY OF BANKSTOWN. 
PUBLIC NOTICE, 
LEVELS OF HBATH-STREET, 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Council of the above: 
named Municipality, proposes to fix the levels of Heath-. 
street in accordance with a plan which may be inspected at 
the Council Offices, South Terrace, Bankstown. 

Persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in 
writing and addressed to the undersigned, within one month 
from the date hereof, any objection which they may have to 
the propusal. 

By Order of the Council, 
W. G. MILLER, . 
Town Clerk, 
Municipal Offices, Bankstown, 
8th December, 1922. ; 
2196 A Ss 





SHIRES AND MUNICIPALITIES 





ORDINANCES = 
| UNDER ; 
LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1919. 





REVISED TO ist SEPTEMBER, 1922. 


NOW RBADY. 
Price, 10/6 ; Postage, 9d, extra. © 


Send ORDERS TO— 
GOVERNMENT PRINTER, 
PHILLIP-STREET, SYDNEY. 


_ NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTS, No. 269 


- Shire Hall, Tee etree: Rylstone, ‘B3 





Aviadaiss 30th November, “1928 ma ta 
2127 Bey | 74 


» day of December, 








[8:Duc, 1922, 





SHIRE OF RYLSTONE. 
“CapaLE SLAUGHTERING AND DISEASED ANIMALS AND 
Meat Acr, 1902,” 


IT is hereby notified that Constable Ernest ne 
Floyd, of iXandos, has been appointed Deputy 
Slaughter Inspector for the District of Kandos, to act. 
at such times only as Slaughter Inspector Sergeant 


W.-H: Lucas is absent. - 
(sue I. PENMAN, 3 
- Shire. Pleny 


20th November, 1929) : ae 

PAW See fi 18: 

eaepua nica SHIRE COUNCIL. °°. 
PRESIDENT or CouNcIL. 


NOTICE is hereby given that Councillor Bate J. 
Garry, of Garryowen, Binalong, has been elected Pre- 
sident, for the ensuing year, of the Shire of Goodr a- 





digbee. 
AS AER, 
Shire Chambers, Yass, Acting Shire Clerk. 
: 5th December, 1922. BEN are id 
2149 ise * a) oe 








SHIRE OF MACINTYRE, 
Pusric Gare. fi 


NOTICE is hereby given that oencaden wih been 
made by Mr. N. C. Bucknell, of Newstead North, Els- 
more, for permission to er ect a public gate across the 
Elsmore-Paradise road, from the south-western boun- 
dary of portion 29 to the northern boundary of portion 
183, parish Anderson, county Gough. | “Any person — 
having objection, to the granting of this permission, is 
required to submit: his objections in writing to the 
undersigned within 80 days from this date. 


Ww..V. HOLTSBAUM, 
Inverell, 5th December, 1922. Shire Clerk. 
2173. tiger 


wa INDEY ER COMMON. 


NOTICEH.—A Meeting of the above Commoners will ‘0 
held on Saturday, the 16th December, 1922, at Thos. 
Adams, at 6 p. m.. , for the Revision of the Common 


Roll. 
F ARTHUR WILLIAMS, 
1922.0 Secretary. 





2nd. December, 
2167 





COMMONS REGULATION ACT, 1898. 
HILueRrove TEMPORARY Common. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a General Meeting of 


* Commoners 


is called for Friday, the fifteenth day of 

December, 1922, at 8 p.m., in the Foresters’ Hall, | 

Hillgrove, for the purpose of holding an election ‘of. 

five Trastees for the abovementioned Common. _ : 
By order of the Minister for Agriculture, ‘ 


“CLAUDE L, G. FIELDER, ier 
ane af ;Stock; — 





[Form 26. oo 


“PASTURES PROTECTION, ACT. 1912.7 ~ 


Notice under section 61 of the abovementioned . Art 


n 
to owners or occupiers within the Pastures Pro- 
tection District of Gundagai. < 


| IN pursuanee of the provisions of section 61 of the 


‘*Pastures Protection Act, 1912”: Notice is hereby 
given by the Pastures Protection Board for the Dis- 
trict of Gundagai that the owners or occupiers of all 


or: any lands within the abovementioned district 


shall, on or before the Ist day of January to the 31st 
1923, inclusive, respectively com- 
mence the work of suppressing and destroying rabbits 
upon such lands and upon any roads as are not vested 
in or are under the control of the Council of a Muni- 
cipality or Shire. ‘The period during which the said 
work shall be continued and systematically carried 
out shall be from the lst day of January to the 31st 
day of December, 1923. The means which shall. be 
adopted for carrying out the said work shall be 
poisoning, fumigating, 
of harbour, being means which have been previously 
sanctioned under the said Act. BAR 

_ Dated this 28th day of November; 1922, “a 


C. J.. FRASER, 

‘Chairman of the Pastures Protection Board for the 
_ District. of golem 

2114" 7 Red Peck eet lds. 





_ digging out, and destruction 









ie Pky 








8 Deo, 1992] | NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZEYTE, No. 169. 


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6507 





werd t [Form 264.] Re 
_ “PASTURES PROTECTION ACT, 1912.” 


Nortrcr under section 61 of the abovementioned Act 
- to the Councils of the Municipalities or Shires 
within the Pastutes Protection District of Gun- 
dagai. — 
IN pursuance of the provisions of section 61 of the 
“Pastures. Protection Act, 1912’’?:, Notice is hereby 
given by the Pastures Protection Board for the Dis- 
trict of Gundagai that the OCouncils of the Muni- 
cipalities or Shires within the abovementioned district 
shall, on or before the Ist day of January, 1923, and 
to the 3lst day of December, 1923, respectively com- 
mence the work of suppressing and destroying rabbits 
upon. all lands of which such Councils respectively are 
owners or occupiers, and upon any roads bounding or 
intersecting such lands, or any part thereof, which 


roads are vested in or held by or under the control 


of the Councils of the said Municipalities or Shires. 
The period during which the said work shall be eon- 
tinued and systematically carried out shall be from 
the Ist day of January to the 3lst. December, 1923, 
The means which shall be adopted for carrying out 
the said work shall be poisoning, fumigating, digging 
out, and destruction of harbour, being means which 
have been previously sanctioned under the said Act. ° 
. Dated this 28th day of November, 1922:. | 


CG. J. FRASER, 


Chairman of the Pastures Protection Board for the 
: District of Gundagai: 
Q115 14s, 





PASTURES PROTECTION DISTRICT. 
“Pastures Protection Act, 1912.” 
Warning.. 


LANDOWNERS and stockowners are hereby notified 
- that returns of land and stock occupied or owned at 


3lst December, 1922, are due at latest by 10th of 
January, 1923. Forms are obtainable at all Post 
Offices, Police Stations, and Crown Lands Offices 
within the District, and at the Office of the Pastures 
Protection Board at Bathurst. Penalty £20. 


By order of the Board, 
ARTHUR B. BURGESS, 
: Secretary. 
Dated at Bathurst, this 9th day of December, 1922. 
BYOR STE a est eeny 





BEANBAH BORE WATER TRUST. 


THE Trustees of the Trust District of Beanbah Bore Water 
Trust have caused to be made an assessment of all ratable 


property within the above district, with the names of the . 


owners and occupiers, so far. as known, of such property. 
Particulars of such assessment are open for inspection at all 
reascnable times at the office of the Trustees; and within 
twenty-one days from the publication of this notice, any per- 
son intending to appeal against the assessment may do so in 
way required by the ‘* Water Act, 1912,” and the regulations 
made thereunder. heen 

Dated at Coonamble, this sixth day of December, 1922. 

If, R. BUTTSWORTH, | 
Mies ie Secretary. 
2198 . he 9s. 


4 


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In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATH JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Anthony Smith, late of Sea View, Clar- 
ence Town, in the State of New South Wales, 
farmer, deceased. te ee <i 

PURSUANT to the “Wills. Probate and Administra 

tion Act, 1898,” and the ‘“‘Testator’s Family Mainten- 

ance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice 
is hereby given that every creditor and other person 


having any debt or claim upon or affecting the estate | 


of the abovenamed ‘deceased, who died at Sea View, 


Clarence Town, in the said State, on the 8th. day of 


April, 1922, “cr probate of whose will was, on the 20th 
day of July, 1922, granted by the Supreme Court of 
New .South Wales, in its Probate Jurisdiction, to 
Augustus John Christian Vogele (in the said will called: 
Augustus Vogele), of Martin’s Creek, near Paterson, in 


the State aforesaid, farmer, and Jobn Smith, of Sea 


View, Clarence Town aforesaid, the executors in the 
said will named, is hereby required to send particulars 


in writing of such debt or claim to the said executors, 


in care of either of the undersigned, at their respective 
offices hereunder mentioned, on or before the 21st day 








| 


: By his Agents,— 


, of January, 1923, at the expiration of which time the 


said executors will proceed to distribute the assets of 
the said deceased amongst the persons:entitled. thereto, 
having regard to the debts or claims only. of,,.which they 
then have notice; and notice is hereby further given 
thta the said executors will not be liable, forthe assets 
or any part ‘thereof so distributed, to any person of 
whose debt or claim they shall not have had notice at 
the time of such distribution.—Dated this 6th, day of, 
‘December, 1922. _ sai 
W. J. ENRIGHT, 0 
Proctor for Exeeutors,. .,.. 
. West Maitland, » 
TAYLOR AND KEARNEY, i icin ean 
77 Castlereagh-street, Sydney. ' Balt 
PIOe 3 . pian) 16s. 


me 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, a 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 





In the estate of Frederick George Sims, late of Black, 


Forest, in the State of South Australia, and of 
the Australian Imperial For¢es, soldier, deceased. 


| PURSUANT to the “Wills, Probate and Administra- 


tion ‘Act, 1898,’’ and the ‘“Testator’s Family Main- 
tenance and Guardianship of Infants Aict, 1916’: 
Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other 
persons having any debts, claims, or demands of what 


| kind soever upon or affecting the estate of the above- 
named deceased, who died on the 4th day of October, 


1917, on active service abroad, and letters of adminis- 


tration, with the will annexed, of his estate were 


granted by the Supreme Court of South Australia, 
in its Testamentary Causes Jurisdiction, to Alice Sims, 
of Broken Hill, in the State of New South, Wales, 


_ widow, and sealed by the Supreme Court of New 


South Wales on the 16th day of July, 1918, are hereby 
required to send in particulars of such debts, claims, 
and demands to the said Alice Sims, care of the 
‘undersigned, on or before the 10th day of January, 
1923, on the expiration of which time the said adminis- 
tratrix will,proceed to distribute the assets of the 
said deceased among the persons entitled. thereto, 
having regard to the debts, claims, and demands only 


of which she shall then have had notice; and the said 


administratrix will not be lable, for the assets so 
distributed, to: any person of whose debt, claim, or 
demand she shall not have had notice at the time of 
such distribution.—Dated this 29th day of November, 


1922; 
JOHN R. EDWARDS anv SON, 
Proctors for the’ Administratrix, ; 
Argent-street, Broken: Hill. | 
By their Agents,— ' sult 
Messrs. Picorr anp Stinson, Solicitors, 
Castlereagh-street, Sydney. 


pais: 16s. 





» In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (108,719) 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 

In the will of Nea Peace Irby, iate of near Casino, in 
the State of New South Wales, wife of Walter 
Leonard Irby (in the said will called Walter Irby), 
farmer, deceased. 

PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 

tion Act, 1898,’ and the “Testator’s Family Main- 


tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916’: 


‘Notice is hereby given that every creditor or other. 


' person having any claim against the estate of Nea 


Peace Irby,.the abovenamed deceased, who died on . 
or about the 23rd day of June, 1921, and probate of 
whose will was, on the 23rd day of September, -1921, 
granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 
in its Probate Jurisdiction, to Andrew Glass, of 
Tweed Heads, bank managet, the executor in the said 


' will’named, is hereby requested to send particulars 
' of such claim to the said executor, in care of the 


undersigned, on or before the Ist day of February, 
1923, at the expiration of which time the said executor 


will proceed to distribute the assets of the said 


déceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, having 
regard only to the claims of which he shall then 
have notice; and notice is hereby further given that 
the said executor will not be liable, for the assets 
or any part thereof so distributed, to any person of 
whose claim he shall not have had notice at the time 
see distribution.—Dated this lst day of December, 


HYNES AND ELLIOTT. 
: ' Proctors for Executor, 
By their Agents,— Murwillumbah. 
Hiin, Woop, ANn SvuLitvan, ! 


115 Pitt-street, Sydney. 
2126 16s, 


dg - NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 169, [8 Dzc., 1922. 








In the Supreme Court/of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of—the estate of William Mehaffy, late of 
Binalong, in the State of New South Wales, labourer, 
deceased, intestate, . , 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration © 
Act, 1898’: Notice is hereby given that every oreditor or. 


other person having any debt or claim upon or affecting the 
estate of William Mehafty, the abovenamed deceased, who 


died on or abont the 20th day of February, 1919, and. 


administration of whose estate was, on the 15th day of 
January, 1920, granted by the Supreme Court of New South 
Wales to the Public Trustee, is hereby required to send par- 


ticulars in writing of their debt or claim to the said Public 


Trustee on or before the 9tk day of January, 1923, at the 
expiration of which time the said Public Trustee will proceed 
10 distribute the assetsof thesaid deceased amongst the persous 


«ntitled thereto, having regard to the debts or claims only. 


of which he then has notiee; and notice is hereby further 
given that the said Public Trustee will not be liable, for the 
assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any person of 
whose debt or claim he shal! not have had notise at the time 
of such distribution, 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Culwulla Chambers, : Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney. 
2163 * }6s. 9 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 

In the matter of the estate of Helena May Harford, 
late of Mosman, in the State of New Socth Wales, 
spinster, deceased, 

PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 

tion Act, 1898,” and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Mainten- 

arce and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: 

Notice is hereby given that every creditor or other 


person having any debt cr claim upon or affecting the |’ 


estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died on or 
about the 6th day of July, 1922, and administration, 
with the will annexed, of the estate was on the 24th 
day of November, 1922, granted by the Supreme Court 
of New South Wales to the Public Trustee, is hereby 
required to send particulars in writing of their debt 
or claim to the said Public Trustee on or before the 
9th day of January, 1923, at the expiration of which 
time the said Public Trustee will proceed to distribute 
the assets of the said deceased amongst the persons 
entitled thereto, having rcgard to the debts or claims 
only of which he then has notice; and notice is hereby 
turther given that the said Public Trustee will not be 
liable, for the assets or any part thereof so distributed, 
to any person of whose debt or claim he shall not have 
had notice at the time of such distribution. : 
T. W. GARRETT, 
Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee, 
67 Castlereagh-street. Sydney, 
5th December, 1922, , 
2152 : | 16s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION, 


In the matter of the estate of Esther Nisbet, late of 
Glebe, in the State cf New South Wales, widow, 
deceased, intestate. he 


PURSUANT to the “Wills, Probate and Administra- 


tion Act, 1898’’: Notice is hereby. given that every 
creditor or other nerson having any debt or claim upon 
or affecting the estate cf Esther Nishet, the above- 


named deceased, who died on or ahout the 21st day of- 


September, 1922, and administration of whose estate 
was, on the 16th day of November, 1922. granted. by 
the Supreme Court of New South Wales to the Public 
Trustee, is hereby required to send particulars in writ+ 
ing of their debt cr claim to the said Public Trustee on 
or before the Sth day of January, 1923, at the expira- 
tion ef which time the said Public Trustee will proceed 
to distribute the assets of the said deceased amonest 
the persons entitled thereto, having regard to the 
debts or claims cnly of which he then has notice; and 
notice is hereby further given that the said Publie 
Prustee will not be Hable, for the assets or anv part 
thereof so distribrted. to any person of whose debt 
or claim he shall not have had notice at the time of 
such distribution. : 
ear Ds We GARRETT, 
Culwulls Chambers, - Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 

5th December, 1922. 

2153 


16s. 


2150 


dn the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of Frederick James Hincksman, 
late of Newtown. in the New South Wales, Police 
Constable, deceased, intestate. . 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898”: Notice is hereby given that every creditor 
or other person having any debt or claim upon or affecting 
the estate of Frederick James Hincksman, the abovenamed 
deceased, who died on or about the 3rd day of October, 1922. 
and ‘administration of whose estate was, cn the 2Ist day of 
November, 1922, granted by the Supreme Court of New South 
Wales to the Public Trustee, is hereby required to send par- 
ticulars in writing of their debt or claim to the said Public 
Trustee on or before the 7th day of January, 1923, at the 
expiration of which time the said Public Trustee wil! proceed 
tw distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst the 


persons entitled thereto, having regard to the debts or | 
elaims only of which he then has notice; and notice ~ 
is hereby further given that the said Public Trustee will | 


not be liable, for the assets or any part thereof so distributed, 
to any person of whose debt or claim he shall not have 
had notice at the time of such distribution. 


T. W.. GARRETT; :¢ 
Culwulla Chambers, Pe Public Trustee, 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney. 


2164 16s." 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 
~ PROBATE JURISDICTION, 


_ In the matter of the estate of Aubrey Lionel Raymond 


Clarke, late of Flemington, in the State of New 

South Wales, carpenter, deceased, intestate, 
PURSUANT to the “Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898’’: Notice is hereby given that every 
creditor or other person having any debt or claim upou 
or affecting the estate of Aubrey Lionel Raymond 
Clarke, the abovenamed deceased, who died on or about, 
the 21st day of July, 1922, and administration of whose 
estate was, on the 24th day of November, 1922, ¢fanted 
by the Supreme Court of New South Wales to the 
Public Trustee, is hereby ‘required to send particulars 
in writing of their debt or claim to the said Public 


Trustee, on or before the 9th day of January, 19238, at 


the expiration of which time the said Public Trustee 


will proceed to distribute the assets of the said de-— 


ceased amongst the persens entitled thereto, having 
regard to the debts or claims only of which-he then 
has notice; and notice is hereby further given that the 
staid Public Trustec will not be liable, for the assets 
or any part thereof so distributed, to any person of 


whese debt or claim he shall not have had notice at the: 
-time of such distribution, Sew 


Yew. GARRETT, 
Cilwulla- Chambers, 9) Public Trustee. 

67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
dSth December, 1922, 








tn the Sapreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROEATR, JURISDICTION, 
In the matter of the estate cf Eva Maria Price, late 
of 150 York-street, North Sydney, in the State of 

New South Wales, married woman, deceased. 
PURSUANT to the “Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898.” and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Main- 
tenance and Guardianship of Infants. Act, 1916’: 


Notice is hereby given that every creditor or other 


person having any debt or claim upon or affecting. the 
estate ef the abevenamed deceased, who Gied on or 
about the 9th day ef September, 1922, and adminis- 
tration with the will annexed was, on the 28th day 


of November, 1922, cranted by the Supreme Court of: 


New South Wales to the Public Trustee, is hereby 


~ required ‘to send particulars in writing of their debt. 


or claim to the said Public Trustee, on or before the 
8th day of January, 1923, at the expiration of which 


time the said Public Trastee will proceed to distribute — 
the assets of the said deceased amongst the persons— 


entitled thereto, having regard to the debts or claims 


only of whieh he then has notice; and notice is hereby. 


further given that the said Public Trustee. will not 
be lable, for the assets of any part thereo? sc distri- 
buted, to atiy person of whose debt or claim he shall 
not have hed notics at the ‘ime of such distribution. 
i ie: T, We GARRETT: 
Culwulla Chambers, dd eee ublie Drasteas ne 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, F 
5th December, 1922, : Nebr a 
16s, 


2155 ‘ 16s, 

































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Th the Supreme Court of New Sonth Wales. 
- PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


“In the matter of the estate of Alexander Murray, late 


of Alexandria, in the State of New South Wales, 
sawyer, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the “Wills, Probate and Administra- 


tion Act, 1898,’ and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Main- 
tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: 
Notice is hereby given that every creditor or other 
person having any debt or claim upon or affecting the 


estate of the abevenamed deceased, who died on or 
‘about the 10th day of October, 1922, and adminis- 


‘tration with the will annexed of the estate was, on 
‘the 24th cay of November, 1922, granted by the 


Supreme Court of New South Wales to the Public © 


Trustee, is hereby required to send particulars in 
writing cf their debt or claim to the said Public 
Trustec on ot before the 9th day of January, 1923, at 
the expiration of which time the said Public Trustee 
will proceed to distribute the assets of the said de- 
coased amongst the persons entiled thereto, having 
regard to the debts or claims only of which he then 
has notice; anc-notice is hereby further given that the 
said Public Trustee will not be lable, for the assets 
or any part thereof so distributed, to any person of 
whose debt or claim he shall not have had. notice at 


the time of such -distribution, 


Pe Sees Hee 4 W, GARRET TR: 
Culwulla Chambers, - Public Trustee. 
67 Casticreagh-street, Sydney, - 
5th December, 1922. i 
8. 





In the Sipirenie Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of Archibald George Webb, 
late of Auburn, in the State of New South Wales, - 


~ school teacher, deceased, intestate. 


‘PURSUANT to the “Wills, Probate and. Administra- 


tion Act, 1898’: Notice is hereby: given that every 
ereditor or. other person having any debt or claim 
upon or affecting the estate of Archibald George 


~Webb, the abovenamed deceased, who died on or about 


the 4th day of September, 1922, and administration of 
whose estate was, on the 15th day of November, 1922, 
granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales 
to the Public Trustee, is hereby required to send 
particulars in writing of their debt or claim to the 
said Public Trustee on or before the 9th day of 
January, 1923, at the expiration of which time the 
said Public Trustee will proceed to distribute. the 
assets of the said deceased amongst the persons 


entitled thereto, having regard to the debts or claims 
‘only of which he then has notice; and notice is hereby 


further given that the said Public Trustee will not 
be liable, for the assets or. any part thereof so distri- 
buted, to anv person of whose debt or claim he shall 


not have had notice at the time of such distribution, 


Teo Bae ea WV AG ARR ELT 
Culwulla Chambers,-- Ce ick > Publie Trustee. - 
67 Castlereagh-street, oydney, 
5th December, 1922, Ae 
2154 pete Cae ; 16s. 








’ 


Tn the Supreine Court of New South Wales.) ° 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


‘In-the matter of the estate of Cecilia Adelaide Ruth 


Tyrrell, late of North Ryde, in the State of New 
South Wales, married woman, deceased, intestate. 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898’’: Notice is hereby given that every 
creditor or other person having any debt or claim 
upon or affecting the estate of Cecilia Adelaide Ruth 
Tyrrell, the abovenamed deceased. who died on or 


? about the 18th day of September, 1922, and adminis- 
tration of whose estate was, on the 24th day of Novem- 


ber, 1922, granted: by the Supreme Court of New 


_ South Wales to the Public Trustee, is hereby required 


to send particulars in writing of their debt or claim 
to the said Public Trustee on or before the 9th day 


_of Tannary, 1923, at the expiration of which time +h> 


said Public Trustee will proceed to distribute the 
assets of the said deceased amongst the persons 
entitled thereto, having regard to the debts or claims 


only of which he then has notice; and notice is hereby 


’ 
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2156 











further given that the said Public Trustee will not be 
hable, for the assets or any part.thereof so distri- 
buted, to any person of whose debt or claim he shall 
not have had notice at the time of such distribution. 
a T. W. GARRETT, 
Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
5th December, 1922. 
16s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 
In the matter of the estate of James Nolan, late of 


Brookwood, near Adaminaby,-in the State of New . 


South Wales; grazier, deceased, intestate. 
PURSUANT: to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898’’: Notice is hereby given that every 
creditor or other person having any debt or claim 
upon or affecting the estate ot James Nolan, the 
abovenamed deceased, who died on or about the 
14th day-of ‘September, 1922, and administration of 
whose estate was, on the 16th day of November, 
1922, granted by the Supreme Court of New Soutthr 


“Wales to the Public Trustee, is hereby required to 


send particulars in writing of their debt or claim to 
the said. Public Trustee on. or before the 2nd day of 


“Jaituary,, 1923, at the expiration of which time the 
said Public Trustee will proceed to. distribute the ° 


assets oi the said deceased amongst the persons 
entitled thereto, having regard to the debts or claims 
only of which he then has notice; and notice is hereby 
further given that the said Public Trustee “will not 
be liable, for the assets or any part thereof so distri- 
buted, to any person of whose debt or claim he shall 
not have had notice at the time of such distribution. 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Culwulla Chambers, : , (Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
29th November, 1922. : 
2105 e 16s. 


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In the Supreme Court of New South. Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 

In the matter of the estate of Joseph Augustine 
Morrissey, late of Enfield, in the State of New 
South Wales, salesman, deceased, intestate. 
PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898’: Notice is hereby given that every 


creditor or other person having.any debt or claim 


upon or affecting the estate of Joseph Augustine 
Morrissey, the abovenamed deceased, who died on or 


about the 29th day of September, 1922, and adminis-. 


tration of whose .estate was,eon the Qist day of 


‘November, 1922, granted by the Supreme Court of 


New South Wales to the Public Trustee, is hereby 
required to send particulars in writing of their debt 
or claim-to the said. Puhlic Trustee on or hefore the 
5th day of January, 1923, at the expiration of which 
time the said Public Trustee will proceed to distribute 
the assets of the said deceased amongst the persons 
entitled thereto, having regard to the debts or claims 
only of which he then has notice; and notice is hereby 
further given that the said Public Trustee will not 
be liable, for the assets or any part thereof so distri- 
buted, to any person of whose debt or claim he.shall 


‘not have had notice at the time of such distribution. 


T™. We GARRETT... 
Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
2nd December, 1922. 
| 65) 


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In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 
In the matter of the estate of Humphrey Gainey, 
late of Warialda, inthe State of New fouth 
Wales, retired selector, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and -Administra- — 


tion Act, 1898.’’ and the ‘‘Vestator’s Family Main- 
tenance and Guardianship of Infants Art, 1916’: 
Notice is hereby given that every ereditor or other 
person having any debt or claim upon or affecting 
the estate of the abovenamed deceased. who died on 


“ or about the 29th dav of September. 1922. and admin- 


istration, with the will annexed, was, on the 2lst dav 
of November. 1922, granted hy the Supreme Court of 
New South Wales to the Public Trustee. is herehy 
required to send particulars in writing of their debt 
or claim to the said Public Trustee on or before the 


Sth day of January, 1923, at the expiration of which 





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time the said Public Trustee will proceed to distri- 
buté the assets of the said deceased amongst the per- 
sons entitled thereto, having regard to the debts or 
claims only of which he then has notice; and_ notice 
is hereby further given that the said Public Trustee 
will not be liable, for the assets or any part thereof 
so distributed, to any person of whose debt or claim 
he shall not have had notice at the time of such 
distribution. 
: T. W. GARRETT, 
Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
2nd December, 1922. 
2107 16s. 








In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


Tn the matter of the estate of Charles William Sattler, 
late of North Sydney, in the State of New South 
Wales, commercial traveller, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,’ and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Main- 
tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: 
Notice is hereby given that every creditor or other 
person having any debt or claim upon or affecting 
the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died on 
or about the 5th day of June, 1922, and letters of 
administration of whose estate, with the will annexed, 
was, on the 15th day of November, 1922, granted by 
the Supreme Court of New South Wales to the Public 
Trustee, is hereby required to send particulars in 
writing of their debt or claim to the said Public 
Trustee on or before the 12th day of January, 1928, 
at the expiration of which time the said Publie 
Trustee will proceed to distribute the assets of the 
said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, 
having regard to.the debts or claims only of which 
he then has notice; and notice is hereby further given 
that the said Public Trustee will not. be liable, for the 
assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any person 
of whose debt or claim he shall not have had notice 
at the time of such distribution. 


T., W. GARRETT, 

Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 

67. Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
30th November, 1922. 


16s. 


me In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of Kmma Ballhouse or 
Ballhause, late of Darlington, in the State of 
New South Wales, widow, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,’ and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Main- 
tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916’: 
Notice.is hereby given that every creditor or other 
person having any debt or claim upon or affecting 
the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died on 
or about the 7th day of October, 1922, and of whose 
estate letters of administration, with the will annexed 
were, on the 2ist day of November, 1922, granted by 
. the Supreme Court of New South Wales to the Public 
Trustee, is hereby required to send particulars in 
writing of their debt or claim to the said Public 
Trustee on or before the 6th day of January, 1923, 
at the expiration of which time the said Public 
Trustee. will proceed to distribute the assets of: the 
said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, 


2108 





| having regard to the debts or claims only of which he 


then has notice; and notice is hereby further given 
that the said Public Trustee will not be liable, for 
the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any 
person of whose debt or claim he 
notice at the time of such distribution, 


T. W. GARRETT, 


Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee, 


67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
lst December, 1922. 


2109 16s. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION, 

In the matter of the estate of William George McLaren 
Miller, late of Leichhardt, in the State of New 
South Wales, carpenter, deceased, intestate. 

PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administre. 

tion Act, 1898’: Notice is hereby given that every 

SR or Bae teh having any debt or olaim 

don or affecting the estate Willi . 

McLaren Miller, the Sf tid Whe pe oy 

on or about the 9th day of June, 

tration of whose estate was, 








1920, and adminis- 
on the 24th day of 


shall not have had 


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deceased, who died. 


‘or affecting the estate of Gladys Elizabeth Carolan, the 


ee 
” vs Al ¥ 
, 


ay 


November, 1922, granted by the Supreme’ Court of 
New South “Wales to the Public Trustee, is hereby 
required to send particulars in writing of their debt 
or claim to the said Public Trustee on or before the . 
6th day of January, 1923, at the expiration of which 
time the said Public Trustee will proceed to distribute _ 
the assets of the said deceased amongst the persons 
entitled thereto, having regard to the debts or claims 
only of which he then has notice; and notice is hereby 
further given that the said Public Trustee will not be — 
lable, for the assets or any part thereof so distri- 
buted, to any person of whose debt or claim he shall 
not have had notice at the time of such distribution. 


T. W. GARRETT, . ; 
Culwulla Chambers, ‘-*.. Public’ Trustee... 3 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, if ' 
'. “Ist December, 1922. a 
s. 


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In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. | 


In the matter of the estate of Ada Amelia Mynott, 
late of Temora, in the State of New South. Wales, 
married woman, deceased, intestate, . 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administra 
tion Act, 1898’’ : Notice is hereby given that every: 
creditor or other person having any debt or claim 
upon or affecting the estate of Ada Amelia Mynott, 
the abovenamed deceased, who died on or about the § * 
2nd. day of September, 1922, and administration of 
whose estate was, on the 15th day of November, 
1922, granted by the Supreme Court of New South 
Wales to the Public Trustee, is hereby required to 
send particulars in writing of their debt or claim to 
the said Public Trustee on or before the 8rd day of 
January, 1923, at the expiration of which time the 


' said Public Trustee will proceed to distribtite the 


assets of the said .deceased amongst the persons 
entitled thereto, having regard to the debts or claims 


only of which he then has notice; and notice is hereby. 
further given that the said Public Trustee will, not 


be liable, for the assets or any part thereof so distri: 
buted, to any person of whose debt or claim he shall | 
not have had notice at the time of such distribution. - 
: T. W. GARRETT, ‘ 
Culwulla Chambers, yo Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, — : 
30th November, 1922. * 


2111 16a 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 
PROBATE JURISDICTION, Siig’, | 
In the matter of the estate of Charlie Ah Lun, late 


of Warren, in the State of New South Wales, he 
cook, deceased, intestate. : ns 


PURSUANT to the “Wills, Probate and Administra, ~~ 


tion Act, 1898’’: Notice is hereby given that every 
creditor or other person haying any debt or claim _ 
upon or affecting the estate of Charlie Ah Lun, the 
abovenamed deceased, who died on or about the 3rd 
day of September, 1922, and administration of whose 
estate was, on the 19th day of October, 1922, granted 
by the Supreme Court of New South Wales to the 
Public Trustee, is hereby required to send particulars 
in writing of their debt or ¢laim to the said Public. 
Trustee on or before the 4th day of January, 1923, 
at. the expiration of which time the said Public 
Trustee will proceed tg distribute the assets of the: 
said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, 
having regard to the debts or claims only of which he 


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ery 


then has notice; and notice is hereby further given . 


that the said Public Trustee will not be liable, for 
the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any © 
person of whose debt or claim he shall not have hod nea 
notice at the time of such distribution. ~ aie oe 


SS ED WAR | 
Culwulla Chambers, pe ee Pablic Prosi | 


3 ne 
SP oe 


67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, eee he 
me 80th November, 1922. yy rt A, 


16s. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 
PROBATE JURISDICTION, | phate ae 
In the matter of the estate of Gladys Elizabeth Caro. 
lan. late of Roseville, in the Stat iN ate RN 
Wales, spinster, deceased, teenie. . mu ee We 
PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra: 


tion Act, 1898”: . Notice: is hereby given that every — 


creditor or other person having any debt or claim upon — 






abovenamed deceased, who died on or about the 5th day. _ 


hee 


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i 4 
> 


_ cease 
regard to the debts or claims only of which he then has 
notice; and notice is. hereby further given that the 
























tion Act, 1898”; 


_ August, 1921, 


of ‘Gopitoinseh) 1922, and administration of whose estate 
was, on the 2nd day of November, 1922, granted by the 
Supreme Court of New South Wales to the Public 
Trustee, is ‘hereby required to send - particulars. in 
writing of their debt or claim to the said Public 
Trustee. conor before the 6th day of January, 1923, at 
the expiration of which time the said Public Trustee 
will cent | to distribute the assets of the said de- 

amongst the persons entitled thereto, having 


said Public Trustee will not be liable, for the assets or 


any part thereof so distributed, to any person of whose 
debt or claim he shall not have had notice at the time. 


of such distribution. 
TW. GARRETT, 
~ CulwuHa Ohambers, ... Public Trustee. 
67 Castleroagh-strect, Sydney, eb 
2nd December, 1922. ne. | 
16s. 








In the qoue Court of New South Wales. 
. PROBATE JURISDICTION, 


fn the matter of the estate of Alexander Keen, late of 
‘Moree, in the State of New South Wales, retired 
station manager, deceased, intestate, — 


PURSUANT. to the Wills, Probate and Administra- 


creditor or other person having any debt or claim upon 
or affecting the estate of Alexander Keen, the above- 
named deceased, who died on or about the 20th day of 
and. administration of whose estate was, 
= on: “the 27th’ day of October, 1922. granted by the 
Supreme Court of New South Wales. to the Public 
Trustee, is hereby required to send particulars in writ- 
ing of. their deht or-claim to the said Publie Trustee on 


or before the 5th day of January, 1923, at theexpiration 
of which time the said Public Trustee ‘will proceed to 


_ distributé the assets of the said deceased amongst the 
persons entitled thereto, having regard to the debts or 


claims only of which he then has notice; and notice is 


hereby further given that the said Public Trustee will 
not be liable, for the assets or any part thereof so dis- 
tributed, to any person of whose debt or claim he shall 
not have Hed notice at the time of such distribution. 


T, W. GARRETT, 


~ Culwulla Chain bare: Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, ek } : 

ath b hice ods Anas by aid 

2129 16s. 


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Tn tlie sulphonic ta New South Wales. 
~ PROBATE JURISDICTION, 

Tn the antes of the estate of Pe ercy. Charles Chapman, 
late of 3868 Crown-street, Sydney, in the State of 
New South Wales, ‘piano- ‘tuner, deceased, intestate. 

PURSU ANT to the “Wills, 


tion Act, 1898”: Notice is hereby given that every 
creditor ‘or other person having any debt or Gaim: 


_ upon or affecting the estate of Perey Charles Chapman, 


the abovenamed deceased, who died. on or about the 

22nd day of September, 1922, and administration of 
eee estate was, on the 14th day of November, 1922; 
granted by the Supreme. Court of New South: Wales to 


‘the Public Trustee, is. hereby required to seid particu- . 
lars in w riting of their debt or claim to the said Public ‘ 


- Trustee, on or before the 5th day of January, 1923, at 


the expiration of which time the said Public Tr ustee - 


will proceed to distr ibute. the assets of the said deceased 
amongst the persons entitled thereto, having regard 
to the debts or Claims only of which he ‘then Has notice ; 
and notice is hereby further given that the said Public 
Trustee will not be liable, for the assets or any part 
thereof so distributed, to any person of whose debt or 
claim he shall not have had Rp RLES at the time of such 
distribution. 
} Ao (3 bisa Ws 

- Culwulla. Chacabers. 
67 ‘Castlereagh- street, BY dney, 

2nd cw acega 19222 ¢5 ‘ 


GARRETT, 
. ‘Public. Trustee, 


2130 














In the Pei Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION, 


fe the. matter of the estate of James Morgan, late of ; 


‘Helensburgh, in the State of New South Wales, 
» miner, deceased, intestate. 


- PURSUANT to the “Wills, Probate and Aaministra- 


tion Act, 1898”: Notice . is hereby given that every 
-ereditor or other person having any debt or claim 
upon or. affecting the estate of Tames Morgan, the 


ay 
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Fi ven ais 7 
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: Mast oi gy ME a d 
‘es Aa ood SS, #4) 5 ex TUF / 
Lame ¥ Bes ae ’ , we 
ee ee ae aa Gk bee fe a 


Notice is hereby given that every~ 


Culwulla Chambers, 


Probate and. Administra- 


/ as John Freeman, 





16s. 


2181 


65i1 


abovenamed aceneed: who died on or about the 2nd 
day of December, 1921, and administration of whose 
estate was, on the 21st day of November, 1922, granted 
by the Supreme Court of New South Wales to the 
Public Trustee, is hereby required to send particulars 
in writing of their debt or claim to the said Public 


| Trustee on or before the 4th day of January, 1928, at 


the expiration of which time the said Public Trustee 
will. proceed to distribute the assets of the said de- 
ceased. amongst the persons entitled thereto, having 


regard to the debts or claims only of which he then 
| has notice; and notice is hereby further given that 


the said Public Trustee will not be liable, for the 
assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any per- 
son of whose debt or claim he shall not have had notice 

at the time of such distribution. : 


T. W. GARRETT, 

Culwulla Chambers, : Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 

~ 80th November, 1922. 

2113 16s. 








* in the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


of the estate of Peter John Pehli- 
vanidis, known as Peter John Pelvan, late of 
Wontworth Falls, in the State of New ‘South 
Wales, accountant, deceased, intestate. 


PURSUANT to the “Wills, Probate and Administra. 
tion Act, 1898’: Notice is hereby given that every 
ereditor or other person having any debt or claim 
upon or affecting the estate of Peter John ‘Fehli- 
vanidis, known as ; Peter John Pelvan, the abovenamed 
deceased, who died on or about the 28th day of 
January, 1922, and administration. of whose estate - 
was, on the 22nd day of November, 1922, granted by 

the ‘Supreme Court of New South Wales to the Public 
Trustee, is hereby required to send. particulars in 
writing of their debt or claim to the said Public 
Trustee on or before the 4th day of January, 1923, 

at the expiration of which time the said Public 
Trustee will proceed to distribute the assets of the 
said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, 
having regard to the debts or claims only of which 
he then has notice; and notice is hereby further 
given that the said Public Trustee will not be liable, 

for the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to 
any ‘person of whose debt or claim he shall not have 


in the matter 


Te had. pce: at the time of such distribution: 


GARRETT, 
Public Trustee. 


ae We 


- 67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
30th November, 1922. 
2103 16s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION, 


In the matter of the estate of Giovanni Fraumeno, 
known as John Freeman, late of Neutral Bay, in 
the State of New: South Ww ales, fruiterer, deceased, 

_ intestate. 


PURSUANT to the “Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898": Notice is hereby given that every 
creditor or other person having any debt or claim upon 
or affecting, the estate of Giovanni Fraumeno, known 
the abovenamed deceased, who died 
on or about the 18th day of September, 1922.) anid 
administation of whose estate was, on the 16th day of 
November, 1922, granted by the Supreme Court of New 
South Wales to the Public Trustee, is hereby required 
to send particulars in writing of their debt or claim to 
the caid Public Trustee, on or before the 5th day of 
January, 1923, at, the expiration of which time the 
said Public ‘Prustee will proceed to distribute the assets 
of, the said deceased amongst the® persons entitled 
thereto, having regard to the debts or claims only of 
which he then has notice; and notice is hereby further 


- given that the said Public Trustee will not be liable, 


for the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any 
person of, whose debt or claim he shall not have had 
notice at ‘the time of such distribution. 


PW. GARRETT, / . 
Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 
67 Castler eagh- str eet, Sy dney, 
2nd December, 1922 : 
16s, 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOUURNMENT GAZETTE, No. 169. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of Roderick Theodore 
Chisholm, late of Mental Hospital, Kenmore, and 
formerly ‘of Tullibigeal, via West Wyalong, in the 
State of New South Wales, farmer, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Adwintetras 
tion Act, 1898,’? and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Main- 
tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: 
Notice is hereby given that every , creditor or other 
person having any debt or claim upon or affecting 
the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who ‘died on 
or about the 2lst day of October, 1921, and adminis- 
tration, with the will. annexed, of whose estate was, 
on the 2tst day of November, 1922, granted by the 
Supreme Court of New South Wales to the Public 
Trustee, is hereby 
writing. of their debt or claim to. the said Public 
Trustee on or before the 4th day of Januaty, 1923, 
at the expiration of which time the said Public 
Trustee will proceed to distribute the assets of the 
said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, 
having regard to the debts or claims only of which 
he then has notice; and notice is hereby further 
given that the said Public Trustee will not be liable, 
for the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to 
any person of whose debt or claim he shall not have 
had notice at the time of such distribution, 


TW. GARRETT; 
Culwulla Chambers, Public 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 


30th: November, 1922. 


Trustee, 


9104 


16s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of William Joseph Eave, 
late of Stroud, in the State of New South Wales, 
teamster, deceased, intestate. 


PURSUANT to the “Wills, 
tion Act, 1898’’: Notice is hereby \given that every 
creditor or other person haying any debt or claim 
upon or affecting, the estate of William Joseph Kave, 
the abovenamed “deceased, 
15th day of August, 1922, ‘and administration of whose 
estate was, on the 27th day of November, 1922, 
granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales to 
the Public Trusteee, is hereby required to send oar- 
tenulars in writing of their det or claim to the said 
Public Trustee on or before the 9th day of January, 
1923. at the expiration of which time the said Public 
Trustee wiil proceed to distribute the assets of the 
said deccased amongst the persons entitled thereto, 
having regard to the debts or claims only of which he 
then has notice; and notice is hereby further given 
that the said Public Trustee will not be liable, for the 
assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any person 
of whose debt or claim he shall not have had notice at 
the time of such distribution, N 

T. W. GARRETT, 

Public Trustee. 


4 


Culwulla Chambers, 
67 Castlereagh-street, Svdney, 
5th Desember, 1922. 
pa naye 


16s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of Henry Clemens Pollard, 
late of Oconamble, in the. State of New 
Wales, lnbourer, deceased; intestate, 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra 
tion Act, 1893’; Notiée is hereby given that every 
creditor or other person having any debt or claim 
upon or affecting the estate cf Henry Clemens Pollard, 
the abovenamed deceased, who died on or about the 
19th day of August, 1919, ‘and administration of whose 

estate was, on the 21st day of November. 1922, 
granted hy the Sunreme Court of Néw South Wales to 
the Peblic Trustee, is hereby required to send par- 
ticulars in writing of their debt or elaim to the said 
Public Trustee on or before the 10th day of January, 
1923, at the expiration of which time the said Public 
Trustee will proceed to distribute the assets of the 
-Said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, 
having regard to the debts or claims only of which he 
then has notice; and notice is hereby further given 


required to send particulars in. 


Probate and Administra- 


who died on or about the. 


South 


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2159 


S101. 


“In the will of- Henry Priddle, late of Epping. 


that the said Public Trustee will not be liable, for the 
assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any person 
of whose debt or claim he shall not- have had notice aut 
the time of Buc distribution. 


Tw GARRETT, | 

Calwulla Ghaimbers: ~ Public Trustee. 

67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
5th December, 1922, 


v 


16s. 








In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
_ PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of Joseph Thomas Spears, . 
late of Yass, in the-State of Now South Wales, 
deceased, intestate, 


PURSUANT: to the “Wills, Probate ind Administra- 
tion Act, 1898 ’; Notice is hereby given that every 
creditor or other person having any debt or claim 
upon or affesting the estate of Joseph Thomas Spears, 
the abovenamed deceased, who died ion or about the 
17th day of October, 1922, and administration of whose 
estate was, on the 24th day of Novemter, . 1922, 
granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales 
to the Public Trustee, is hereby required to. send 
particulars in- writing ‘of their debt or claim to the 
said Public Trustee on or before the ‘8th day of 
January, 1923, at the expiration of which time the 
said Public Trustee will proceed to distribute the - 
assets of the said deceased 
entitled thereto, having regard to the debts or claims 


— only of which he then has notice; and notice is hereby 


further given that the said ‘Public Trustee will not 
be liable, for the assets or any part thereof so distri- 
Luted, to any person of whose debt or claim he shall 
not have had notice at the time of such distribution, 


TW. GARRETT, 


Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 


67 Castlereagh- street, Sydney, 
5th December, 1922, 


‘16s, 








In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION, 


In the will and codicil thereto of Frances Cleeve, late 
of Neutral Bay, near Sydney, in the State of 
New South Wales, widow, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898’’: Notice is hereby given that every 
creditor or other person having any claim against the 
estate of Frances Cleeve, the abovenamed deceased. 
who died at Neutral Bay on or about the 5th day of 
July, 1921, and probate of whose will wag, on the 
8th day of December, 1921, granted by the Supreme 
Court of -New South "Wales to. Fanny Oatley Angus. 
of Rootv Hill, in the said State, the executrix in the 
said will named, is herehy required: to send particulars 
in writing, of such elaim to the undersigned, Perkins, | 
Stev enson & Co., at their offices hereunder menitoned.. 
on or before. the 24th day of January, 1923, at the 
expiration of which time the said executrix will pro- 
ceed to distribute the assets. of the said deceased 
amongst the persons entitled thereto, having regard 
only to the clairas. of w hich she then has notice; and 
notice is hereby further given that the said executrix 
will not be liable, for the assets or any part thereof 
so distributed, to any person of whose claim she shall 
not have. had notice at the time of such distribution. 
—Dated this 30th day of November, 1922. — 


PERKINS. STEVENSON | & CO. 
Proctors for the Executrix. : 
122 Pitt- street, Sidvies. 
16s. 





Tn the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION, 
near 
_ Sydney, formerly of Kempsey, in the State of 
New South Wales, retired hotelkeeper, deceased. 
PURSUANT ‘%o the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 


tion Act, 1898.’’? and the ““Pestator’s Family Main- 
tenance ‘and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: 





aR 
\ 


amongst the persons — 


Notice is hereby given that every creditor or other - 


nerson haying. any: debt or claim upon or affecting 
ee estate of the ahovenamed deceased. who died ov 
-abont the llth day of Desember. 1921, and »ro-- 
tite of whose will was, on the 80th dav of June, 
1922, granted “by the Supreme Court of New. South 
Wales, in its Probate Jurisdiction. to Walter Everard 
Kemp (in the will called Walter Edward Kemp) and 
Ernest Weeks, the riers m one said will named, 





























- Frederick Francis, one of the executors in the said will 


_ he shall then have had notice; and the said executor will 





~ ot their deb's, claims, and demands, to the said exccutors care 


¥ debts, claims, and demands of which they shall then have 
a? had notice ; and notice is hereby further given that the said 
oe executors will not be liable for the assets or any part thereof 





the a 
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Sas \ 4 


is required to send particulars in’ writing of their 


debt or claim to the said executors, in care of the 
undersigned, on or before the 11th day of January, 
1923, at the expiration of which time the said 
executors will proceed to distribute the assets of the 
said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, 
having regard to the debts or claims only of which 
they have then had notice; and notice is hereby further 
given that the said executors will not be liable, for 
the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any 
person of whose debt or claim they shall not: have 
had notice at the time of such distribution.—Dated 


this Ist day of December, 1922. 


m4 W. H. SHERIDAN, , 
: ~ Proctor for the Executors,” 
By his Agents,— | : Kempsey. 
Weaver AND ALLWoRTH, . : 
2 Martin-place, Sydney, . 
9102 


16s. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales (114946). 
PROBATE JURISDICTION, 


In the will of Alexander James “Kiss, late of Neutral Bay, 
near Sydney, in the State of New South Wales, gentle- 
‘man,/deceased, — ‘ 


PURSUANT to. the “Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898,” and the ‘* Testator’s Family Maintenance and 
Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916” : 


upon or affecting the estate of Alexander Jamcs Kiss, the 
abovenamed deceased, who died on the 15th day of Se; - 
tember, 1922, and probate of whose will was, on the 24th 
day of October last past granted by the Supreme Court of 
New South Wales, in- its Probate Jurisdiction, to Henry 


named (leave being reserved unto George Grierson Kiss, the 
other executor therein named, to come in and prove the said 
will if he should think fit so to do) are hereby required to 
send in particulars of their claims to the said executor, 
Henry Frederick Francis, under cover to the undersigned, on 
or before the 26th day of January next, after the expiration 
of which time the said executor will proceed to distribute 
the assets of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled 
_ thereto, having regard to the debts and claims only of which 


not be liable, for the assets so distributed, to any person 
of whose debt or claim he shall not have had notice at the 


* time of such distribution.— Dated this 6th day of December, 


_ 1922. Soe 
- G. M. LAURENCE AND SO}, 
; Proctors for the said Mxecutor, 
ERK ay - Yaralla Chambers, 
SN hg Saat a 109 Pitt-street, Sydney. 
ZESOroes te} F 2 he 16s. 








In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
Am PROBATE JURISDICTION, 
In the will of Maria Meehan, late of Paddington,~ near 


Sydney, in the State of New South Wales, widow, de- 
Ro: ae ee ae, Ri 


- PURSUANT to the “Wills, Probate and Administration 
_ Act, 1898,” and the ‘*Testator’s Family Maintenance and 
Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given: 


that all creditors and other persons having any debt, 


claim or demand upon or atlecting the estate of the above- 


named deceased, who died at Paddington aforesaid, on or 
about the 29th day of July, 1922, probate of whese will was 
granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales in its 

robate jurisdiction, on the 25th day of October, 1922, to 

dward Hriscoe, of Manly, near Sydney, aforesaid, retired 
civil servant, and Edward Keating. Briscoe, of Surry Hills, 
near Sydney, aforesaid, stovemaker, the executors in~ the 
said will nawed, are hereby required to send in. particulars 


of the undersigned on or before the 2Uth day of January 
next, at the expiration of wuich time the said executors, will 
proceed to distriiute the assets of the said deceased amongst 
ihe persovs entitled thereto, having regard only to the 


so distributed to any person of whose debt, claim, or demand 
they shall not haye* had notice at the time of such distribu- 
tion. — Dated this ist day of December, 1:22. 


hae ASHER, OLD AND JONES, — _ 
eth ahh oe Pioctors for the Executors, 
SEY he 16 Spring-street, Sydney. 
2172 Pate te as 163. 
Ad 





: Notice is hereby given, 
,_ that all ereditors and other persons having any debt or ciaim 


8 Dec, 1922.) . NEW SOUTH WALGS GOVERNMENY GAZUF is, Ko 169. 





ee i 
” ead 


6513 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


_ fo the will of John Conlon, late of Ashfield, near Sydney, in 


: ——]$$ $$$ 
: 6 ————————————————— ee anne 


the State of New South Wales, gentleman, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administration | 
Act, 1898” and the ‘‘ Testator’s Family Maintenance and 
Giuardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given 
that all creditors and other persons having any claim upon*or 
affecting the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died on 
the 19th day of September, 1922, are hereby required to send 
in fuli particulars of their claims to Matilda tizabeth Con. 
lon and Thomas Conlon, the executors in the said will named, 
at tbe office of the undersigned, before the 26th day of 
January, 1923, after which date the said executors will pro- 
ceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased among the 
parties entitled thereto, having regard to the debts and 
claims only of which they shall then have had notice; and 
the sail executors will not be liable, for the assets or 
any part thereof so distributed, to any person of whose claim 
they shall not have had notice at the time of such distribu. 
tion.—Dated this 6th day of December, 1922. 


SALWEY AND PRIMROSE, 
Proctors for the Executors, 
84 Pitt-street, Sydney. 


2194-1 32s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 
PROBATE JURISDICTION, 


In the will of Robert Ingleton, late of Cronulla, near Sydney, 
in the State of New South Walés, retired engine driver, 
deceased.» x 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898,” and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Maintenance 
and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby 
given that all creditors and other persons having any 
claim upon or affecting the estate of the abovenamed 
deceased, who died on. the 6th day of August, 1922, 
are hereby required to send in full particulars of their 
claims to John Ingleton and Margaret Ingleton, the executors 
in the said, will named, at the office of the undersigned, 
before the 26th day of January, 1923, after which date the 
said executors will. proceed to distribute the assets of the 
said deceased among the parties entitled thereto, having 
regard to the debts and claims only of which they shall 
then have had notice; and the said executors will not be liable, 
for the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any 
person of whose claim they shall not have had notice at 
the time of such -distribution.—Dated this 6th day of 
December, 1922. 
SALWEY. AND PRIMROSE, 
Proctors for the Hxecutors, 
84 Pitt-street, Sydney. 
32s. 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 
PROBATE JURISDICTION, 


In the wiil of Alexander Brewster Joske, late of Suva, in the 
Colony of Fiji, merchant, deceased. 


PUBSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration Act, 
3893 | and‘to the ‘“‘Testator’s Family Maintenance and Guar- 
diansuip of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given that 
all creditors and other persons having any debt, claim or 
demand upon ov affecting the estate of the abovenamed 
deceased, who died at Sydney, iu the State of New South 
Wales, on or about the 26th day of March, 1922, probate 
of whose will was granted by the Supreme Court of Fiji, on 
the 5th day of August, 1922, to Clive Alexander Brewster 
Joske, one of the executors in the said willnamed, and which 
said probate was sealed with the seal of the Supreme Court 
of New South Wales, in its Probate Jurisdiction, on the 
Gth day of October, 1922, are hereby required to send 
particulars of their debts, claims and demands to the said 
executor, care of the undersigned, on or before the 20th - 
day of January next, at the expiration of which time the 
said executor will proceed to distribute the assets of the 
said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, having 
regard oaly to the debts, claims and demands of which he 
shall then have had notice; and notice is hereby further 
given that the said executor will not be hiable, for the 
assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any person of 
whose debt, claim or demand he shall not have had notice 
at the time of such distribution.—Dated this Ist day of 
December, 1927. ; 
ASIUER, OLD AND JONES, 
Proctors for the Executor, 
16 Spring-street, Sydney. 
16s 





a7 1 


6514 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 
PROBATE JURISDICTION, ._ 


In the will of Elizabeth Mary MacEneany, late of Woollahra, 
in the State of New South Wales, widow, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘* Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898,” and the ‘‘ Testator’s Family Maintenance 
and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby 
given that every creditor or other person having any claim 
upon or affecting the estate of the abovenamed deceased, 
who died on or about the Ist day of September, 1922, and 
probate of whose will was, on the 3rd day of October, 1922, 
granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales, to 
John Butler MacKneany, are hereby required to send in 
particulars of their debts or claims to the said executor, in 
care of the undersigned, on or before the 12th day of January 
next, at the expiration of which time the said executor will 
proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased amonz 





the persons entitled thereto, having regard to the debts and. 


claims only of which he shall then have notice ; and the said 


executor will not be liable, for the assets or any part thereof~ 


so distributed, to auy person of whose claim he shall not 
have had notice at the time of such distribution. —Dated 
this 29th day of November, 1922. 
MURPHY AND MOLONEY, 
Proctors for the Executor, 
t 79 Klizabeth-street, Sydney. 
2176 16s. 








Si eee 


{Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.) 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (23,142) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. : 


Re Robert A. Monro King, of Bay View House, Tempe, and 
carried on business at Royal Chambers, 3 Custicreagh- 
street, Sydney, solicitor. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this: | 


day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of the Deputy Master in Lunacy, and Mr. U. F. W. 
Lloyd appointed to be the Official Assignee,—Dated at 
Sydney, this 4th day of December, 1922. 


N. C, LOCKHART, 


Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


[3891] Free. 





[Notice under Section 1) of the Bankruptcy Act, 1995.) 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (23,137) 
IN BANKRUPTCY, 


Re Harold McKie Riley, of Corlette-street, Cook’s Hill, near 
Newcastle, motor driver. 

NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 

day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 

petition of the debtor, and Mr. W. H. Palmer appointed to be 

the Official Assignee.—Dated at Sydney, this dst day of 


December, 1922. 
N. 0. LOCKHART, 
Registrar im Bankruptoy. _ 
eli 58. 





{ Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptey Act, 1898. ] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, (28,143) 
-. IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re Henry Carson Willmott, of Casino, Lucretia-avenue, 
Longueville, agent. 


NOTIO# is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
duy been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of the debtor himself, and Mr, U. F. W. Lloyd 
appoimted to pe the Official Assignee. —-Dated at Sydney, this 


oth day of December, 1922. 
N. 0, LOCKHAKT, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
218) Gs. 


[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.] 
n the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (23,144) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


\ 








Re George Herbert Hodge, of Palm Reach, labourer, and ° 


carried on business at Newport as a dairyman. 


NOTIOE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has 
this day been made against the aboyenamed bankrupt, on 
the petition of the debtor, and Mr. W. H. Palmer appointed 
to be the Official Assignee.—Dated at Sydney, this bth day of 


December, 1922. 
N. C. LOCKHART, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
2181 ' 5s. 





NEW SOUTH WALES. LONER GAZETTE, No, 169. 





ep i: : eo 2 ee. 





Wie [Notice under Section u of the Bankruntes Act, 1898, J 
(ee, 145) Z 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


= J oseph Herbert Condon, of ‘Terralong- -street, Kiama, 
‘ "labourer. 


NOTICH j is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of the debtor, and Mr. C. EF. W. Lloyd appointed to 
be the Official Assignee. —Dated at Bydney, this 6th day of 
Hepereees 1922, 


ve UN. C. LOCKHART, 
Le Malan & ae in 1 Bankruptey. 
21820 4 ara Wa a ; be. 








[ Notice under Section n of the Benkruptoy Act,, 1898.)> 
In tue Supreme Court of New South Wales. (23,146) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. pak 


Re Miotae) Henry Gillon, of Bowraville, ein mleade$ of 
‘Urunga, labourer. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Ontos has this 


day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the. 
petition of the debtor, and Mr. C. F. W.Lloyd appointed to be - 
the Official Assignee. — Dated at Sydney, this 6th day of Dec- 


ember, 1922, 

ip Diighs LOCKHART, 
_ Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Baie ae saree. Sis) Fe 


ie 


2.83 





{Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.) 
In the Supreme Court of New South: Wales, (23,066) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. : 


Re H. G. Hummelstad, of 46. Dalhousie: street, Haberfield, and 


lately carrying on business at 7 Arnold- -place, Sydney, 


NOLICH is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of Samuel Barrett Shrives, and Mr. ©. I. W. Lloyd 


appointed to be the Official Assignee. Aye aft ati Sree 


this Ist day of December, 1922. 


‘N.C; LOCKHART, 
eer s in Bankruptoy. 
58: 


"Notice wider Section 11 of the Bankr uptey ‘Ain LOS: ) 
in the Supren e Court of New South ‘Wales. 
IN BAN KRUPTOY. 


Re Thomas Henry Ivers, of Concord Pictures, Parramatta- 
‘road, Strathfield. 


NOTICE is hereby | given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of Vandertield and Reid, Limited, and Mr. W. H. 


Palmer appointed to be the Ufficial Assignee, —Dated at 


8 ydney, this 5th day of December, 1922, 


NG: LOUKHART, 
Rogistrar in ‘Bankrupiey. 
2185 58. 


{ Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898. ue 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, | se 107) 
IN KHANKRUPTOY, . es 


Re William G. Alexander, trading as “A. Alexander,” va . 
16 ‘Asbermarle- street, Kingston. 


“NOTICH is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 


day been made against the aborenamed Bankrupt, on the 
petition of ‘* Westphal and Clark,” and Mr. ©. F.’W. Lloyd 
appointed to be the Official Assignee. —Dated at Sydney, this 
4th day of December, 1922.0 


ee c. LOCKHART, 
ae same in  Bankroptays 
2186 Pe OD ERS 5g 





{Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Ass, 1398.) 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. ' ae ee 


: IN ‘BANKRUPTCY. Se see: 
Re Owen Alfred Stevens, ‘of 80. Bathurst- street, Sy adsiay.” 
NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has nes 


_day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 


petition of Australian Banner Knitting Oo. Ltd., and Mr. 
W.H. Palmer appointed to be the Otticial Assignee. —Dated 
at 8 ydney, this 4th day of December, 1922, 
NN. 0. LOCKHART, 

co cea in Rare ta 


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[8 Duo, 1092, 


(43,11). 


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ss I BANKRUPTCY. as 
Re Bevin Lindon Elton, of Bombala, labourer. 





NOTICK i is hereby g given that the Single Meeting of creditors in 


the above matter will be held at the Court- house, Bombala, 
- before the District Kegistrar in Bonkruptey, on the 2rd day 

ptoor January, 1928, at 2 p.m., or as soon after as the course 

of business will permit, To entitle a creditor to vote thereat 


N. 0. LOCKHART, a8 

























































vt 23 . , 
% A Lanett ivea.’ 


“3 Oftieial Aesigneo— WILLIAM HaRuineton ParMen, 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 
IN BANKRUPTCY. : 
ay OTICE “to Creprrors. 


sie ACCOUNTS ‘and plans of distribution in the sae 
mentioned estates, showing-dividends as specified here- 

‘ under, are now filed in the office of the Registrar in 
oe? Bankruptcy, Supreme Court Buildings, 
street, Sydney, for the inspection’ of persons interes- 
ted’; and notice is hereby given that such accounts and 
plans will be submitted to the Court for confirmation 
on Wednesday, the 27th December, ate ‘at 10 a.m, it 
‘not previously ‘objected EG sete \ 


Arthur William Shelton, of Peel- anaes: Paarporth. 
coachbuilder (No. 22 ,082), a.second account and 
plan of distribution showing payment of an equal- 

- ising dividend of five shillmgs in the £ on three 

 ~ claims admitted since the first account was filed; a 

~~ second dividend of two shillings in the £ on all 

ame royed “coneurrent claims, and. a balance of 

: £31 7s. 10d. pereies forw ard to the credit of the 

eee estate. © 

mie Haury Biington: ene Ayyestniead ; builder (No: 22,340), 
< a second account and plan of distribution showi ing 

payment of one Crown claim in full (£3 4s.) ; an 
equalising dividend of. five shillings in the £ on 

-.. three claims admitted since the first account was 

filed; a second dividend of one shilling in the £ on 

all proved concurrent claims; and-a balance of 

“£49 9s. 2d. carried forw ard to ‘the credit of the 

- “estate. 

John Flint, ‘of Sele eohlieceonae. Rusheutter’s Bay, 

- rubber ‘manufacturer (No. 23,036), a first account 

current, showing payment of the fees, charges, and 

Be expenses, and a . balance of £4 8s. carried forward 
to the. credit of the estate. : 


C. 8 W. LLOYD. 
Official Assignee. 


ze v 


489 Phillip-strect, ee? 
ee 7th December, 1922, ; Pies rs yan 
Pi oki 2193 LA oe! 3 Piss ie Pad heres Gt 





AA Sai at Inverell. ie 
Wee rich No. of Plaint, 43 of 1922. 
aA eae see 8 No. of Writ, 14 of 1922. 


Between. Alfred Ernest Dorn, plaintiff ; and Roland 
Ernest, Moore, defendant. 


one thousand nine hundred and _ twenty-three, at 
twelve o'clock © noon, unless the writ of fieri facias 
issued herein is previously satisfied, the Registrar will 
sell by pare, auction, at the Court- house, Otho- street, 
Inverell,—All the right, title, and > interest (Er any) 
_, of the abovenamed defendant, of, in, 
pieces or parcels of land, namely : eran 


Portion 79,’of 500 acres, the land i in Crown, er ant, 
volume 2035, folio 120. 


a Portion 169, of 70. acr es, the land in Crown, ‘grant, 


volume 2035, folio 121. 
Portion 170, of 40 acres, the land in Urown grant, 
volume 2084, folio 33. 
- Portion 188, ‘of 160 acres, 
- grant, yolume 2308, folio 128. 


eaCenaitioehy Purchase No. 00/54, portion 168, ‘be 


843 acres,—All situated in the parish of 
wamp sie county of Arrawatta. * 


county of Gough, volume 1417, folio 224. 
Por tion 52, of 40 acres, parishl of Elmsmore, county 
Mania? 6 Gough, volume 2452, folio 168. ~ 
hhh ke 53, of 40 acres, 
in volume 2379, aoe 122. 


Lee his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Beokruptcy, — 
_ Elizabeth-street, Sydney, not later than the 27th day of . 


Registrar in. ‘Bankruptcy Rs 


i eas | REP DES Wah 


Klizabeth- | 


2190 


ce ee the Distriet Court of. ths Norther n District, holden " 


ON Wedron: the seventeenth day of January. 


the land in Crown, 


LOST, from Lidcombe, 


Portion 200, of 40 acres, parish of Elmsmore, 


arish of Elmsmore, county — 


6515 





Portion 54, of 130 acres, parish of Elmsmore, 

county ‘of Gough, yolume 1641, folio 179 

Lots 1 to 6, section A, on deposited plan 5,301, 
parish of Inverell, county of Gough, 280 acres 
Y voods 12 per ches, volume 1938; “folio 186. 

Part of portion 41, of 53 acres, par ish of Inv erell, 
county of Gough, volume 838, folio 122. 

Part of portion 42, 26 acres 1 rood 25 perches, 
parish of Inverell, county of Gough; part of 
portion 42, 3 acres 1 rood 304 perches, volume 
1897, folio 31, parish of Inverell, county of 
Gough ; portion 173, 20 acres, parish of In- 
verell, county of Gough, volume CLXVI, folio, 
96. 


Portion 174, of 20 acres, parish of Inverell, county 
of Gough, vol. CLV, folio 160. ° 

Portion 175, of 20 acres, ‘parish of ‘Inverell, county 
of Gough, volume X XIX, folio 140. 


Road, 2 acres, parish of Iny erell; county of 
Gough, volume 244, folio 111. 

_Portion 48, of 57 acres, parish of ricer et county 
of Gough. 

Portion 44, of 54 acres, parish of iverell county 
of Gough. 

Portion 46, “of 20 acres, parish of Inverell, county 
of Gough. 


Portion 464, of 20 acr es, parish of Inverell, county 
of Gough. 
Terms, Cash, 


The, fatovenb of the above defendant in the above 
lands is subject to the following mortgage ;— 


7th May, 1921—Mortgage of this date from 
the abovenamed, Roland Ernest Moore, to Alec 
Frederick Avern and Dunean Allan MeIntyre, 
both of Inverell, solicitors, over all that ‘is un- 
divided one- seventh share of-and in the residuary 
estate of Michael Moore, deceased. 


Dated this fourth. day of December, 1929. 
~CECIE C. VINDIN, 
Registrar, 


District. Court, Inverell. 
BortTHWwICk AND BUTLER, 
Plaintiff's Solicitors, 
Pastoral Ch a niber Ss 
Byron-street, Inverell. 


£1 16s, 





‘LOST, from Regent’ 8 Park —One dark- bay or brown gelding, 


15 hands, black points, aged, branded like c over on near 
shoulder. 
R. H. BAILEY, 
86 Graham-street, 
Auburn, 


914 | | re 





LOST, from Crow's Nest, 24th November,—One bay mare, 5 


years, 15 hands, Oe Pointe, branded # 3 S on near shoulder. 


EK. BENSON, 
91 F albon- -street, 
North Sydney. 
Aine 4s. 





LOST, from Bankstown, about Ist November, 1922 ,—Bay 
pony ‘mare, 14:2, branided JSR on shoulder, 6 years old, 
hind feet evenly marked with white just above fetlocks, 
splash on one fore fot, white down nose. 


WILLIAM J. BURTON, 
‘ Shelleote: road, 
Bankstown. 


2160 : ? : ? ds, 


and to ee ae i 





STOLEN or strayed, from Ben‘ Lomond, on 5th Nesonttr 
1922,—Chestnut mare, three-quarter draught, near foaling 
when missed, branded "FY over WAY near shoulder, 15} hands 


high, apes 10 years. Rew ard. Correspond to - 
JAS. POLLOCK, 
Ben Lomond, 
4 Poundkeeper. 
2145 : Sait 4s. 


“ 





25th November,—One bay mare, 
aged, white hind feet, roan to knee offside front leg, branded 
( over DJ on near ehoulder; a’so, one grey gelding, 6 years 
old, hog-maned 4 inches long, branded A, near shoulder, scars 


* on front fetlocks. 


W. DREW, 
; .  Oxford-street, Lidcombe: 
2197 “= 1S filly 


6516 NEW 8 


Se a 





LO3T,—Bay Latee about 14 hands, white star on forehead 
also on saddle, brand either < or }, very savage. 


BEMBRICK, PARKER, & CO., 
Phone T2669, 
. Lindfield, 
4s, 





Empounvings. 





BARRABA. ~—Impounded at Barraba, on the 29th day of 
November, 1922, from Crow Mountain Mining Reserve, by 
Crown's bailiff : a 

_ Grey half-draught mare, 4B6 near shoulder, like QO K over 

6 off shoulder, aged ; brown colt foal at foot, yearling, 
unbranded, fore toot and hind feet white. 

ae half- -draught mare, VT over Oo near shoulder, star, 

years. 


If not released, will \be ‘sold at this Pound at noon on the. 
14th December, 1922. ! 


2097—3s. A. MURPHY, Poundkeeper. 


BEN ‘LOMOND. —Impounded: at Ben Lomond; on the 10th 
day of November, 1922, from Marouan, Glencoe, by ©. C. 
Scholes; re-advertised, error in Ser eien 7 ; sum due at 
date of notice, £2 5s. :— 

Bay filly, like mf (conjoined) or }f* near shoulder, small 
star, near hind foot white, unbroken, 33 years, 153 hands, 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

14th December, 1922. 

2090— Is. 





J. POLLOOK, Boundiebeor 





BLACKTOWN.—Impounded at Blacktown, on the 30th day 
of November, 1922, from private property, by W. Laven- 
der ; sum due at date of notice, 7s, 6d. each :— 


Chestnut gelding, like pm J over ———, star, near hind fetlock 


white, aged, 15 hands, 
Cream elding, branded 
ny a g BeP in ay over oA bea: 
Bay mare, like J J over '7 near Shouidat baldy face, about 
4 years. 
If not released, will be sold according to Impounding Act. 
2096—3s. a SHEPHERD, Poundkeeper. 





BOOMYI. —Impounded at Boomi, on the 22nd day of No- 
vember, 1922, from rear, by E. H. Keen; sum due at 
date of notice, £1 5s. : 

Black gelding, ) over Y near shoulder, aged, 142 hands. 

If not released, will be sold according to Impounding Act. 


2125 —1s. H. ADAMS, Poundkeeper. 





DENMAN STmpsunded at Denman, on the 27th day of 
November, 1922, from Sandy Hollow, by order of 
Mr. T, E. Hall; sum due at date of notice, 168. 9d.:—- 

Yellow bullock, branded J F, white patch on flank and fore- 
head, 3 years. 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

14th Decne 1922. 


2141—1s. A. mee Poundkeeper. 





LEETON.—Impounded at Leeton, on the 24th day of Novem- 
ber, 1922, from Farm 553, by J. H. Marks; sum due at 
date of notice set after each animal ;— 

Strawberry cow, like EQ, over = off rump, aged; £1 6s. 6d, 

Also, on same date, from roads, Leeton, by W.C. and I,C. 
impounding officer :=- 


Jersey cow, TN over —— off’ rump, about 3 years; £1 1s. 9d. 
Red heifer, no brands visible, white flanks, two back notches 
near ear, lL year ; £1 1s. 4d. 


Brindle heifer, indistinct brand near rump, same earmark, 


I year; £1 1s. 4d, 


Black and white steer, HI,) off rump, off horn broken down, 
3 years, £1 18. 4d, 


‘Brindle heifer, no brands visible, top note) off car, 1 ear ; 
£1 1s. 4d, aig 
Red cow, no brands visible, top off near ear, aged ; straw verry 


calf at foot; £1 Js. ad. 


Red and white steer, no brands visible, top notch near ear, 
1 year ; £1 1s, 4d. 


Also, on 2&th ultimo, f om:to: chyatd, dam paddock, 


by H.S Clark ;— 
Yellow and white ccw, A uear rump, aged; calf at foot; 
198, 8d. : 
Red aes haldy steer, like 894 near a ae 2 years; - 
Red ena steer, ind stinct brand near rump, 4 year ; 


If not released, will be sold avec rding to Impounding Act. 
2189—13s, W. BOYLE, Poundkeeper. 


GUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZEITE, No. 169. 


-2098—I1s. 





LEICHHARDT. — Impounded at Leichhardt, on the 28th 
day of November, 1922, from Birchgrove Park, Balmain, 
by Mr, John Herrick ; 


Bay~pony mare, like fj over Cc near shoulder, black points, 
shod, good condition, about five years, about 13 hands. 


‘If not released, will be sold according to Impouniing Act. 
21388—1s, ? J. FLACK, Poundkeeper. 








LOCK HART. —Impounded: ‘at Lockhart, on the 20th day of ~ 
November, 1922, from Rosevale, Boree Creek, by HE. H, 
Josephs ; advertisement delayed, awaiting supposed owner 
to release ; ; sum due at date of notice, £1 11s. 8d. each :— 

Red baldy bullock, Q near rump. 

White bullock, no brands visible, point off near ear. _ 

Red and white bullock, blotched ‘brand, eee 

Yellow bullock, # near rump. 

Red bullock, ORB near rump, 1'7 on hack: split point near 
ear. 

White bullock, ® near rump. 

Red bald bullock, no brends visible. 

Roan bullock, branded ( \ over PR, way back near ear. 

Red bullock, H near rump. 

Yellow bullock, like MS Fi near rump. 


Yeilow and white bullock, blotched brand. 


Also, sum due £1 11s, 6d.:— 
Red baldy bullock, blotched brand, piece out front off ear. 


Also, sum due £1 11s. 8d. each ; — 
Red and white bullock, blotched brand. : 
Yellow ballock, branded like D8SE. 


“Black bullock, ‘branded like qq. 


Red and white cow, D off rump, top off ear split. 

Red and white cow, branded like yng over fF, square out back 
off ear. 

White and roan calf, no visible brands, split point both ears, 

Red calf, no visible brands, split point both ears, 

Red and white buliock, no visible brands, 

’ If not released, will ‘be sold according to Impounding Act. 

2140—20s. — S. ALCHIN, Poundkeeper. 


MASCOT.—Impounded at Mascot, on the 4th day of December, 
1922, from East-street, Redfern, by police, Redfern ; ; sum 
due at date of notice, £1 Os. 6d. :— 

Brown or dark-chestnut gelding, 56 near eek like R&B 
near shoulder, OQ over V over 4 near flank, knees marked, 
poor condition, aged, 17 hards, 

If not released, will be sold ascording to Impounding ‘Act. 


2174—18, 8. ROSSBRIDGE, iidaleeee 


MOSS VALE.—Impounded at Moss Vale, on the 29th day of 








November, 1¥22, from Lackey-road, by L, Row; sum due — 


at date of notice, 19s. 4d. each :— 
Light-roan mare, no brands visible, baldy tae. about 5 years, 
15 bands. 


‘Chestnut horse, no brands ‘visible: blaze, 4 years, 145 hands,: 


If not released, will be sold at ‘this Pound at noon on the 


14th December, 1922, - . 
2120—2s. a. DAWSON, Podndkesper 





MUDGEE, —Impounded at Mudgee, on the 28th day of 


_ November, 1922, from Mullamuddy, by Geo. Murphy, 
" Esq.; sum due at date of notice, £1 63.9d.:— 
Red bullock, black stripes, branded like Y over fA, slit near ear, 
about 6 years. 
If wot released, will be sold according to Impounding Act.” 
2119 --ls. T. ROBINSON, a oeclenes 


NORTH GUNDAGAT. CW ee * North Gundagai, on 
the 24th day of Novemver, 1922, from growing crop, 
Nangus, by Mr. A. J. Hunt :— 

Brown horse, like SS over ~~ or ws. over “= near 

- shoulder, 

Blue-roan pony mare, no brands visible, ren 

Chestnut horse, like {2 under near saddle, like near flank, 
shod. 

Bay horse, indescribable brand over. like { Ox near thigh, 
like TS off thigh, near hind foot white, rope on neck, 

Té not released, will te sold at th's Pound at noon on the 


14th December, 1922, 
2185—4s. é B. RYAN, Boundieoson: 


— 


SOMERTON pom at Somerton,’ ‘on the 28th day of 
Brown ; ; 


November, 1922, from Menedebri, by Mr, ¥. 
surhn due ai date of notice, 11s. each :— 
Red cow, like ~[ over A over L (conjoir-d) neir hip. 
White heifer, same brand. 
Roan steer, same brand, earmarked, ‘two hal* hal’pennies out 
near ear, 
If not released, will be sold at this Pou* dat noon on the 


21st December, 122. 
cn LISTE 3, Poundkeeper: 





sum due at date of notice, £2 143 :— 





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TOOU MWAL. Lenaoniened at Tocumwal on the 20th day of 


November, 1922, from police paddock, by police :— 


Hoifer, no brands visible, two splits out near ear. 

Red heifer, no brands visible, notch out top near ear. 
Strawberry heifer, like \, near rump, notch off point -ear, 
Roan heifer, like M off rump. 

Red and white steer, no brands visible. 


I€ not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
14th December, 1922. 
2175—5s. r F, BEASLEY, Poundkeeper. 
WEST KEMPSEY.—Impounded at West Kempsey, on the 

30th day of November, 1922, from Hamden Hall, by Mr. 
V. Lenehan :— 


White-roan heifer, branded like C Gr, 24 years. 


Yellow steer, branded RB over 4, 2 years. 

Yellow cow, no brands visible, 5 years. 

Red and white heifer, branded like 9 Y/, piece off near oar, 2 
years. - 

Roan steer, branded like 
ear, 2 years. 


If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 


14th December, 1922. 
J. MURPHY, Poundkeeper. 





EH p-, point off near ear, slit other 


2142—5s. 


NEW SOUTH WALES S GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 169. 


Cs 


-2121—2s, 


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WINDSOR.—Impounded at Windsor, on the 2nd day of 
December, 1922, from Clarendon, by Mr. Dwyer :— 


Holstein cow or heifer, branded like A <{ or A < (indistinct), 
~ 3 years. 


Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
21st December, 1922, 


2191—1s. W. PENDERGAST, Poundkeeper. 








WYALONG.—Impounded at Wyalong, on the 30th day of 
November, 1922, by L.. MacP. Dale, from ‘his farm, 
Barmedman; sum due at date of notice set after each 
animal :— 


Bay draught stallion, AA over HT near shoulder, blaze, 3 


white feet, about 4 years; £5 18s, 


Black draught mare, no brands visible, star, off fore foo! 
white, in foal, 3 years; £1 2s. 
_Tf not released, will be sald at this Pound at noon on the 
21st December, 1922, ) 
C. HARDID, Poundkeeper. 








Gnodustvial Wotices. 


. 


[38781] 


IN pursuance of the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, 
recommendation of the Court of Industrial Arbitration, 


Department of Labour and Industry, 


7th December, 1922. Ae 
and upon the 
Wales, I, ERNEST 


Sydney, 


New South 


Henry Farrar, Minister for Labour and Industry, being the Minister of the Crown adminis- 
tering the said Act, do hereby appoint Mr. William Lawes Bayly, of Broken Hill, as the 
member representing the employers on the Industries other than Mining and Smielting 


(Broken Hill) Board, in place of Mr. 
period for which Mr. 


We RG 
James was appointed; and I further appoint. Mr. 


James, resigned, and for the residue of the 


Joseph Henry 


McCubbin, of Broken Hill, as the member representing the employees on the said Board, in 


place of Mr. D. J, MecFeeters, 


TEES 


resigned, and for the residue of the period for which 





Mecl"eeters was appointed. 
Hy. H. FARRAR; 
Minister for Labour and Industry. 
[3780] Department. of Labotr and Industry, 


IN pursuance of the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 


Sydney, 7th December, 1922: 
1912,.I, Ernest’ Henry 


Farrar, Minister for Labour and Industry, being the Minister of the Crown administering 


the said Act, have approved of the acceptance of the resignations of Messrs. W. 


R. James 


and D. J. McFeeters, as the members representing respectively the employers and employees 
on the Industries other than Mining and Smelting (Broken Hill) Board. 


[38750] 


ment Gazette of the 19th November, 


24th February, 1922 


of the Court published in Government Gazettes of © 
is published in ‘accordance with the prov isigne of the Indus- 


Tth July, 1922 (22 1.G: 173), 


hh. H. PARRAR, 
Minister for Labour and Industry. 





Industrial Registrar’s Office, 


Sydney. 7th December, 1922. 


THE following Order of the Court varying the Award of the Court published in Govern- 
1920 (18 LG. 
industries and callings in respect of which the Public Service (Teachers) 
constituted ( CORSULLUBLON published at page 1472 of No. 
—see also Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi, page 398), 


1,027) made in and in relation to the 
s0ard is 
37 of Government Gazette dated 
as varied by Orders 
1898), and 


3rd December, 1920 (18 LG. 


trial Arbitration Act, 1912, and the Regulations thereunder. 


(No, 3,589.) - 


EY W. KITCHING, 
Industrial Registrar, 


IN THE COURT OF INDU STRIAL A ARBI ITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 


No. 


494 of 1922 


Public Service (Teachers) Board. 
Application by the Honorable the Attorney-General for the State of New South Wales. 


Thursday, 


the 23rd day of November, 1922. 


Public’ ‘Service (Teachers) Award. 
Variation. 


1. Add at the end of the second-last paragraph of clause 2, B, Salaries, Intermediate 


High Schools, of the said Award, gazetted 19th November, 


Provided that anyone w ho has been or may in the future be appointed by the 
. Publie Service Board as Temporary Secondary Assistant shall not, 
be entitled to receive rates of pay as Permanent 
Secondary Assistant as from the date of the commencement of this Award, but only 
as from the date of the actual appointment as Permanent Secondary Assistant, or 
os earlier date as may be deterimned by the Public Service Board. 


This variation shall take effect fourteen days after publication in the Government 
Gane and shall remain in force thereafter until the 


Permanent Secondary Assistant, 


\ 


No, 169, 8 December, 1922,—7. 


1920, the following proviso :—— 


when appointed 


30th day of June, 1923, 
i. R. CURLHEWIS; 


Additional Judge of the Court of fiihustiia Arbitration, | 





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[3786] da Hadustrial Reese Gass: / 
2-5 eae Sydney, Sth ‘December, 1922. 


i 


THE following Award of the Court made in exercise of the powers conferred on it by 
section 14 of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912; determining certain industrial matters 


arising in and in relation to the industries and callings in respect of which the Watchmen, — 
Caretakers, Cleaners, &c, (State) Board is constituted (constitution published at page" 
3,086 of No, 84 ef Government Gazette dated 26th May, 1922—-see also Industrial Gazette, 
vol. xxi, page 1278), is published in peeuA pee with the provisions of the Act and the 


Regulations therennder. 
B I, W. KITCHING, 
(No. 8,600.) : am raieige a Registrar. ‘ 


IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW 8QU TH WALES. 


Nos. 440 and 470 of 1922. i 
Watchmen, Caretakers, Cleaners, &¢, (State) Board. 


Application by the Federated Miscellaneous Workers’ Union of Australia, New South Wales 
Branch, Industrial Union of Hmployees, and by the Employers’ Federation of New 
South Wales, and the New South Wales Interstate, Steamship Owners’ Association, 
Industriai Unions of Employers. 


Wednesday, the 29th day of November, 1922. 
Watchmen, Caretakers, Cleaners, &c. (State) Award. 
(Eight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1922.) 

Parr A.—+DEFINITIONS, 


“ Casual employee,” except as hereinafter proyided, means an employee whose 
period ey employment is less than a fortnight, subject to the employer’s right of dismissal at 
common lay. 

2. * Caretaker’ means a person whose presence is required on premises for the pro- 
tection, good order, or conyenient use thereof, and who has also other duties in respect of 
the cleanliness or upkeep thereof, 

3. “Cleaner” means a person employed for the greater part of his working time in 
Sehae work of any description on premises, or in bringing into or maintaining DESE EES 
ina ay condition whatever may be the nature of his other duties. 

* Public building ” means a theatre or building which is, or in which rooms ‘are 
hE hired for social or political gatherings or meetings, or gatherings or meetings of 
a like nature: Provided that a cleaner employed by a contractor for cleaning, the jnaip 
part of such cleaner’s work being done in a public building, shall be deemed to be employed 
in a Duets building. 

o. * Watchman” means a person other than a member of a ship’s crew employed to 
watch Fee or pro perty ‘on or about premises, wharves, docks, vessels, punts, lighters, 
buildings constructed or in the course of construction or demolition, construction works, 
or places of a like nature. 

6. “ Relieving watchman ” means a person employ ed for a period in any day or night 
after the termination of the permanent or regular watchman’s shift, or employed to take 
the place of a permanent or regular watchman when such permanent or regular watchman 
is off duty. 

“ Holidays” mean New Year’s Day, Anniversary Day, Good Friday, Haster 
Monday, King’s Birthday, Prince of Wales’ Birthday, Bight-hour Day, Christmas Day, and 
Boxing Day, or any day on which any of the foregoing holidays are observed, and any day 

tetas or proclaimed ‘as a public holiday for the district in which the griployee is 
mployed. 
Part B, —WAGES (M ALES). 


The wages to \be paid to all watchmen, caretakers, cleanly gatekeepers, and. lift 
attendants, not aes ae for in Part C hereof, shall be as follows 


1. Caretakers, 

(a) On duty not more than 86 hours per week, 1s. 73d. per hour; minimum pay- 
ment, £1 19s.; overtime, 1s. 9d. per hour, If the employee is required on-duty on a holiday 
the employer shall within one calendar month thereof give the employee 4 holiday in lieu 
of the holiday on which he was on duty (and give the caretaker at least 24 hours’ notice 
x take such holiday), or shall at or before the expiration — of such month pay to the 

inployee an extra day’s pay. 

(b) Other caretakers on duty more than 36 hours per week, and not more than 96 
hours per fortnight, and who lave quarters tonsisting of not less than two rooms, with 
aun aggregate floor space of not less than 288 square feet, and use of bath, firing, lighting, 
use of lift (if any), water supplied on every floor, and are allowed holidays in the pro- 
portion of 25 nolidaye per year, £38 18s. per week, or if receiving quarters of less accom- 
modation than that hereinbefore specified, 7s: 4d, per week extra; or if not receiving 
quarters,, 138, 9d. per week extra; not receiving firing, and lighting, 6S. per week extra; 
not haying use’ of lift (if any), 1s. per week extra; for every Floor ou which | water is not 
laid on, 6d. per week extra. If allowed less: than 25 holidays per year, 6d. per week extra 
for every holiday Jess than ‘25, i 

(ce) If required to be on duty for any portion of a day ou which the caretaker is 
entitled to a holiday, the employer to have the option of giving to the caretaker another 
holiday in lieu thereof, within one calendar month (and give to the caretaker at least 24 
hours’ notice to take such holiday), or at or before the expiration of that’ month paying 
to the caretaker 11s. 4d. extra, 

(d) In public buildings the caretaker shall receive for the as betw een 6 p.m. and 
midnight during which he is required to be on duty 9d, per hour extra; after midnight, 


2s. per hour extra. In other than public buildings the caretaker shall receive for the | 


hours between 9 p.m. and midnight during which he is required to be on duty fd. per hour 
extra; after midnight, 2s. per hour extra. 

(e) Caretakers in charge of one or more cleaners up to five shall receive 3s. per 
week extra; in charge of six to ten cleaners, 5s. Gd. per week extra ; in charge of 11 to 
15 cleaners, Ss. ‘per week extra; in charge of 16 to 20 cleaners, 10s. 6d. per week extra ; 7 in 
charge of over 20 cleaners, 6d. per week extra for each additional cleaner. 

(f) Caretakers required on duty on Sunday shall receive 1s. 2d. per hour extra for 
Sane hour on duty before 9 a.m. or after 6 p.m. If required on duty between 9 a. m. and 
6 p.m, Op Sunday the same provision pa apply as in the case of holidays, 








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7 t a endant is employed ‘on. a lift during ordinary business hours, 
4 and th Bev etakar acts in the dual capacity of caretaker and lift attendant during such 

hours, such caretaker so acting in such dual capacity shall be paid 10s, per week in 
1 to the wages he would “be entitled to as such caretaker. 
5 h) Where the caretaker is required by the employer to wash towels, such caretaker 
- shall be paid for roller towels 4d. per towel, other towels 3d. per towel extra. 
<a —-- -(é) ~“ Where the caretaker is required to do high cleaning, he shall be paid according 
_ to the provisions of the clause relating to high cleaning in Part G hereof, 
es OT Overtime rates for employment in excess of 96 hours per fortnight, 1s. 9d. per 
; hour. 
es ok ey RD Watchmen. 
gt ae & (a) Watchmen doing no work but w atching, and working not more than 12 days or 
Nr nights per fortnight, and not more than 10 hours in any period of 24 hours, £4 1s. per 
“eee aS ‘ week ; if doing other work, or required to use a tell-tale clock or other apparatus to record 

ae A his -presence, £4 5s. Gd. per week. 
ma (b) Working more than 10 hours in any period of 24 hours, or more than 12 days 
ea : or nights per fortnight, 2s. 5d. for every hour worked during the excess period. 
=: (c) Relieving watchmen. and casual: employees, 1s. 8d. per hour. 
a aoe (d) A watchman other than a casual watchman, working on a holiday and not 
aa i allowed a holiday in lieu thereof within one calendar month thereafter (of which at least 
) |e 24 hours’ notice to take such holiday has been given by the employer to the employee), 
Bas shall receive at or before the expiration of the said month an extra day’s pay, or in the 
es ~ case of a relieving watchman three hours’ pay extra. Where a holiday occurs in a week, 
’ and the watchman’s night off falls on such holiday, the watchman shall then receive an 
int additional holiday. 

" Sor tees ~ -(e) Time shall run from conimencemént of work until end of shift. 
ae: _ (f) Watchmen other than those employed by members of the Retail Traders’ Asso- 
‘_ Peay ciation of New South Wales and the Bank of Australasia shall be supplied with facilities 
to obtain boiling water to make a beverage whilst on the job. 

(g) Where a watchman desires to work 12-hour shifts, and the Federated Miseel: 

q a laneous Workers’ Union of Australia, New South Wales Branch, has agreed in writing 
= ‘ - with the employer of same, such employ er shall have the right to work watchmen 12-hour 





, ae shifts, provided that such watchmen do not work more than four shifts each week. Notice 
Ba dpy ok. of such agreement shall be given in writing ‘to the Industrial Registrar as soon as prac: 
a, ticable. 


(It) Watchmen employed on construction works shall be provided with shelter. 


83. Gatekeepers. 

(a) Gatekeepers shall receive £3 18s. per week for a week’s work of not more than 
~ 48 hours, worked between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. Monday to Friday, and 8 a.m, and 1 p.m. on 
- Saturday, or 7 a.m. and’5 p.m. Monday to Friday, and 7 a.m. and 12 noon on Saturday, at 
the employer’s option, For work done in excess of the said 48 hours, or before the said 
starting time; or after the said ceasing time on days other than Sundays or holidays, 1s, 9d. 
Re hour extra ; yaaa done on Sundays or holidays, 2s. per hour extra ; casual or relieving 


gatekeepers, Ys. 24d. per hour, 
(Db) Tvery” gatekeeper shall receive one hour for meals, and if worked during meal 


hour shall receive 6d. for every quarter of an hour or portion thereof so worked. 
: 4. Cleaners, 

: (a) Day ‘cleaners, porters, including cleaners and porters; in other 
buildings, £4 1s. per week ; in public puildings, £4 5s. per week. 
ate (b) Night cleaners in other than publie buildings, £4 
i te aa buildings, £4 Gs. per week. 

ie, a (¢c) A cleaner other than a casual cleaner employed for less than 48 hours per week 
shall receive a weekly wage calculated on the following basis:—In public buildings—Day 
cleaners, 1s. 9d. per hour; night cleaners, 1s. 10d. per hour. In other than public build- 
_ings—Day cleaners, 1s. 8d. per hour, night cleaners, Is. 9d. per hour, If such cleaner is 
called upon to work in excess of the hours prescr ibed by the terms of his employment he 
shall for the excess period receive casual rates. 


(d@) Castal cleaners, 1s. 11d. per hour. 
(e) Cleaners in charge of cleaners—One to five in retail shops, 3s.; in other’ than 


retail shops, 2 2s. 6d.; over five in any a ce iss of building, 5s. per week extra. 
. Lift, Attendants. 
Lift attendants in any ie! of building shall be paid—Dass senger or goods lift 


attendant, a ASs. per w eek ; 
Ge eae D C.—WiacEs. (Pearaies AND “JUVENILE ES). 


¢ ; 1. Females. 

(a) Caretakers shall be paid the wages, hours, overtime conditions, &c, as provided 
for caretakers in Part B, clause 1, of this Award. 

(b) Cleaners in retail shops working less than 36 hours per week shall be paid a 
weekly wage calculated on the basis of 1s. 4d. per hour, Other cleaners shall receive 
£2 1s. 6d. per week, or if working ‘between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m. £2 2s. 6d. per week, or if 


starting between “3 a.m. and 5.45 a.m, £2 4s. Gd. per week. 
: (cy In any Gass of building except retail shops, working not more than 24 hours per 
Ww eek, a weekly wage ealeulated on the basis of 1s. 5d. per hour, 

a (d) In public buildings working more than 24 hours and not more than 86 hours 
per week, if not w orking on Saturday afternoon, £2 3s. 64d. per week; or if working on 
“Saturday afternoon, a 4s. Gd. per week; if working between 10 p.m. and 6 a.in., £2 Ss, 6d. 3 


or if starting between 3 a.m. and 5.45 a.m., £2 11s. 6d. per. week. 
(e) In other than public building xs, or retail shops, working more than 24 hours.and 


Se more than 86 hours per week, if not working on Saturday afternoon, £2 Os. 6d. per 
week ; or if working on Saturday ‘afternoon, £2 1s. 6d. per week; if wor de between 10 


than public 


3s. 6d. per week; in public 


per week. 
EBtan tf) fEr any class of building working on men’s lavatories, or on outside SLEDS, out- 
side marble, outside brass, 1s. 6d. per week extra. 
(g) In any class of building, working more than 
ce excess period. A 
(h) In any class of building, washing towels or epaubeys, 2d. each. 
(i) In any class of building, forewoman, 124 per cent. on above rates, 


(j) In any Class of" building, casual cleaners, 1s. Td. per hour; minimum payment, 


“As, ad. ° 
eed (k) Female. lift attendants over 21 years of age, £1 19s. 6d. per week. <4 % 





. p.m. ~and 6 a.m., £2 3s. 6d. per : week ; or if starting between 3 a.m. and 5.45 a.m,, £2 5s, Gd. 


36 hours per week, overtime rates: 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GCVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 169. 





q 2, Juveniles, 


7 . 


(a) Juveniles may be employed as follows:— — ; 
In retail shops youths may be employed as cleaners. and porters, provided that they — 


do no work excepting cleaning inside glass, sweeping, and carrying weights not exceeding 
00 Ib., and may be paid as follows :— 


; _ Per week. 
t oe 4 : 7 Sei SIRI BU 


Under 17 years Of G2 svc s:..» a miss ius ioe oep Winds ee eke RaMan Anite On tenon Mae eed} ed ah 
Under «8 “years of ‘agen ooo ears eee ate Pa crc nee Sian, SMe ONG i BD it ang 


Under 19 -yearTs Of gens. ka aa 
Under 20 years of age’... 
Under 21 years of age 


follows :— 


18.3 
4 8 


8.0, ie oe Lie Ce rr ee D 


to ho bk 


Ce ee Ce Sr 


(b) Lift attendants in retail shops—Passenger lift attendants shall be paid. as 


£ 


Per week. 


ony Us, Hable al 
Underal9 syearssot tices sy iin Gia ae cle eis te aah, tracted namie ee Laie 1. 
Under.20 years Or pase 8 Re Re Ae ay eeeanae, tome rie a Gar te} 
Under 21 yeats of age... 24. Pia ere Reiki to PLUS a eG Rb Ie! cans ese eb ne ek Os 


(c) Lift attendants in other than retail shops—Passenger lift attendants shall be 
paid as follows ;— - 


Per week. 


BFS ne 
Under 19 -years’of age’ Sich Seabee Generel natecoce Mie neesag cot aE ea LO es 
Under’ 20: ¥ears of age 4. Pans SARs. in eee ae geass staat ahs ga 


Under 21years of age .... ; Bie ieee 


» Fe 
Pee. i le SpmR RN SGOT eae CAE heh aR OS Eres ODS ZED 


Female lift attendants under 21 years of age, £1 11s. 6d. per week. 


(d) In 


retail shops, if a male lift attendant under 21 years of age is partly em- 


ployed as cleaner he shall be paid whilst so employed the wage of an adult cleaner. In 
other than retail shops, a lift attendant who is required to do any cleaning other than 
cleaning bis lift and accessories shall be deemed to be a cleaner. 


« 


* Parr D.—HOovurRs. 
1. In other than Retail Shops. 


(a) The working hours for male cleaners in other than paved shops shall be 48 
hours per week. Such hours shall be worked as follows :—Day cleaners, in buildings other 
than banks and olfice premises, 6 a.m. to 6 p.m.; in banks and office premises, 6 a.m. to 8 
pam. Night cleaners, in buildings other than banks and office premises, 6 p.m. to 6 a.m. ; 


in banks and office premises, 8 p.m. to 6 a.m, Provided that in all cases shifts shall be 
continuous except for a meal interval, not exceeding one hour. In the case of a male night 


cleaner starting not earlier than 11 p.n., such cleaner nay work after 6 a.m, in order to 


inake up his 8 


hours, work, provided that he does not work after 9 a.m. 


(b) The working hours for lift attendants in other than retail shops shall He not 
more than 48 hours per week, to be worked between 8 a.m. and 6.15 p.m. on five days of 


the week, and 


Sam. eo 1.15 p.m. on Saturday, or between 7.80 a.m. and 5 p.m. on five 


days ot the week, and 7 am. and 12° noon on Saturday. 


2. In Retail Shops. 


(a) The working hours of employees in this part of. this Award shall be :—Day 
employees, between the hours of 6 a.m. and 6.10 p.m, on four days of the week, and 6 a.m. 


and 9.55 p.m. 
Night employe 


on the usual late shopping night, and 6 a.m. and 1.10 p.m. on Saturday. 
ees, between 6G p.m. and G6 a.in., provided that in the case of night cleaners 


starting work not earlier than 11 pam. such cleaners may work after 6 a.m, in order to. make 
up their 8 hours’ work, provided that they do not work after 9 a.m. 


(0) All 
not more than 
night, without 


employees in this part of this; Award, excepting female cleaners, shall. work 
48 hours per weels, or 94 hours per day, except on the usual late. Sher pts 
the payment of overtime. ' 


(c) Female cleaners shall work not more than 86 hours in any week, nor more 


than 74 hours 


in any day, without the payment of overtine. 


(d@) For all employees in this part of this Award, all shifts or hours of work shall 


be continuous, 


days of the w 


“two meals on 


except for a meal interval of not more than one hour on each day of four 
eek, and not more than two intervals of not more than one hour each for 
the late shopping night. ° 


8. Meal Hours. 


Lift attendants in other than retail shops shall be allowed such time for a ied as 
is usually allowed in places of employment, not being Tess than three-quarters of an | 


hour. ‘ 
; Part F..—OVERTIME. 
1. In other than Retail Shops. - 
9 The rate of overtime to be paid to all.employees in this Award shall eee 


(a) Caretakers, 1s. 9d. per hour for all hours jin excess of 386 per week, or 96 per 


fortnight, as the case may be. 


‘(b) Male 
of 48 


cleaners working outside the usual starting or finishing hours, or ine excess 
hours per week, time and a half. Day cleaners working on Sunday or a 


holiday, other than Anniversary Day, double time; Anniversary Day, 3s. 6d. per 


hour. 
every 


Working after 1 p.m. on both Wednesday and Saturday in one week, for 
hour worked after 1 p.m. on one of such days, time and a half. 


Z' (c) Female cleaners working outside the usual starting or ceasing time, 1s. 5d. per 


hour, 


” a Day, 


or if such overtime is worked between 11 p.m. and 6 a.m., 1s. 7d. per hour. 


Sundays and holidays, other than Anniversary Day, 2s. od, Der hour ; AANIVERSA LY: 


5s. per hour. 


(d) Lift attendants, working more than 48 hours in any “week, or outside the usual 
starting or finishing time, time and a half; Sunday and holidays, double time. 


\. .2.. In Retail Shops. eh ; 


(a) Lift attendants, porters. (including cleaners and A Lay, in retail shops, e@X- 
cepting female cleaners, w orking outside the usual starting or finishing time, or in excess | 
of 48 hours per week, or in excess of 94 hours per day, except on the usual late shopping 


night, at the 


rate of time and a half Yor such overtime; on Sunday or holidays, other 


‘ than Anniversary Day, at the rate of double time; Anniversary Day, 3s, 6d. per hour for 
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(b) Female cleaners, ‘working outside the usual starting or ceasing time, or in 
4 excess of 36 hours per week, or in excess of 74 hours in any period of 24 hours, 1s. 5d. 
per hour; or if worked between 11 p.m. and 6 a.m., 1s. Td. per hour; working on Sunday 
or holidays, excepting Anniversary Day, 2s. 5d. per hour; Anniversary Day, 3s. per hour 
for all work done, 

(c) Night cleaners working outside the usual starting or ceasing time, or in excess 
of 48 hours in any week, at the rate of time and a half; working between the ceasing time. 
on Saturday morning and the usual starting time on Sunday, or on a holiday other than 
Anniversary Day, double time; Anniversary Day, 38s. 6d. per ‘hour. 


3. In any Class of Building (including Retail Shops). / 


(a) In the case of cleaners, a holiday which if worked would have entitled the 
cleaner to overtime, shall, when not worked, be deemed to have been. wor ked. to the extent 
of one-sixth of the cleaner’s weekly work. 

(D) In the case of all employees any overtime worked exceeding one-quater of an 
hour shall be paid for as half an hour, and any time exceeding half an hour shall be paid 

: . for as one hour. All such time shall be reckoned on each day’s work, and not accumulate 
at the end of the week. 

(c) Night cleaners working between the usual ceasing time on Saturday morning 
and the usual starting time on Sunday night, or on a holiday other than “Anuiy ersary Day, 
double time; Anniversary Day, 3s. 6d. per hour. ' 

(dy Any cleaner working between the Thursday preceding Good Friday and the 
Tuesday succeeding Haster Monday shall be paid at holiday overtime rates, except that 
in theatres and picture shows all cleaners, male or female, working on the Saturday be- 
tween Good Friday and Easter Monday shall be paid 1s. 9d. per hour. 

(e) In the week in which Good Friday falls, any cleaner may be required to work 
three hours extra between Monday and Thursday without extra or overtime pay; provided 
such cleaner will not be required to work between Thursday night and Tuesday morning 
of the week following. 

Part I'.—TERMINATION OF HMPLOYMENT., 


1. In retail shops, to terminate the employment either side may give or take a 
moment’s notice, provided that such notice be given at the end of a day’s work, excepting 
in the case of night cleaners and female cleaners, who shall. give or take three days’ notice, 
or the employer may pay equivalent wages in lieu of notice. 

2. In other than retail shops, all employees other than casual employees shall be 
engaged by the week, and a week’s notice shall be given on either side to terminate the 
employment, or the employer may pay a week’s wages in lieu of notice. The employer may 
retain in hand. half a week's wages. ¢ 

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Part G,—CONDITZ0NS. 
% & 

1. No deduction shall be made from the weekly wage of an employee for the day on 
which any holiday falls. ‘ 

2, Provision shall be made for egress for night cleaners in case of necessity. 

. ; ae All materials for cleaning purposes shall be provided by the employer. 
4, A night cleaners work shall not include cleaning the outside of windows above 
the ground floor, nor in other than retail shops the inside of windows ‘if the cleaner is 
_ required to be more than 10 feet from the ground or floor. : 

5. A female cleaner shall not be required to do outside cleaning other than from a 

3 verandah or balcony if such work be required to be done at a height of more than 10 feet 

Was off the ground. 

On f 6. It shall not be made a term of employment that a cleaner sball board or lodge 
with his employer. 

7. Employers shall allow cleaners to eat their meals in some place protected from 
the weather, and every such cleaner shall leave the portion of the premises | so used in a 
thoroughly clean condition. 

8. Every employer shall by legible notice displayed at some place accessible to the 
employees notif¥ the hours of commencing and ceasing work; work done outside the hours 
notified shall be paid for at overtime rates. Jn other than retail shops, such hours when 
notified shall not be changed except by a week’s notice given in a similar manner. 

9. On the termination of the employment the employer shall, except in retail shops, 
at the request of the employee, give 'the employee a statement signed by the employer, 
stating the period of employment and when the employment terminated. 

10. Travelling Time—Wihere an employee is sent to work from an. employer’s recog- 
nised place of Business, the employer shall. pay all travelling time from such place of 

business to the job, and if the employee is required to return the same day to the em- 

i : : ployer’s place of business the employer shall pay travelling time from the job to the place 

of business. An employee sent for duty to a place other than his regular place of duty 

mt shall be paid his travelling expenses. 

: 11. Where a lift attendant is required to wear a uniform, such lift attendant may 

° dress and undress in the employer’s time. . 

3 \ 12. High Cleaning.—Any caretaker or cleaner who is required to clean windows, 
when it is necessary to go wholly outside the window, or climb round an outside column, 
in order to do such cleaning, shall, if such cleaning or climbing is ata height of more than 

10 feet from the ground or yerandah, be paid 8d. extra for every such window, provided. 

‘ae that when the outside window ledge, or column ledge, is more than 24 inches wide, or when. 

an efficient safety device is provided, this clause shall not apply; provided further that 

nothing in-this clause shall apply to cleaning from a ladder resting on the ground. 
13. Where an employer allows a cleaner not less than a week’s holiday each year on full 

B. pay, such employer may work such cleaner on Waster Saturday within the usual starting 

3g be, and finishing time, without overtime pay. Where an employer allows an employee not 

less than a week’s holiday each year on full pay, such employer may employ a substitute 
in place of such employee at such pABe as is usually paid to the employee eee is on holi- 


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“s . AM oars PART H-—Tite AND PAYMENT oF WAGES, 

4 . 1) In Retail Shops. 

P \ In retail shops all wages Pa tea money shall be paid weekly, but such empioyers 


_, 


Ceneeyr 


as prior to the 16th of June, 1916, paid fortnightly may continue to do so, if they wish, 
and the payment shall be made on some day of the week other than Friday or Saturday, 
and shall be paid up to and including the second day pr eceding the day of payment, and 
shall be in addition to any commission, bonus, or premuim which the employer may choose 
- to pay. Overtime shall be paid within a w eek from the day preceding the day on which 
such overtime became aa 


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2. In Other than Retail Shops, wrted El e 4 


(@) In other than retail shops, wages shall be paid as boven The employer shall 
specify a time and place at which w ages are to be paid to employees other than. employees a 
engaged for less than a»week. The time so specified shall be not jnore, than 4 Ss houts from : 
the time when such wages became due. Any employee who. is not paid within 15 minutes 
trom the time so specified shall be deemed to be working during the time he. is kept. waiting, 
Where the employee leaves the employment without committing a] breach, of this Aw ard, he 
shall be paid within 15 minutes of the termination of his. employment, or within alls y aaa 
“ininutes after the employee has presented himself at, the, place so “specified, as. above, pro- 
vided that the employee so presents himself during the hours when such place is usually 
open. i = 7 


(b) Casual employees other than casual day, cleaners; employed for less than a \ 
week, shall be paid within one hour from the termination of employ ment. 

(c), Casual day cleaners shall be paid within a halt- hour from the teriiination of 
employment. 


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(d) In all cases wages shall be paid on a day other than a Saturday, Sunday, -or 
holiday. 


Parr I.—PREFERENCE TO UNIONISTS. 


Subject to the provisions of the Returned Soldiers and Sailors’ Employment Act, 
1919, as between members of the Federated Miscellaneous Workers’ Union. of Australia, 
New South Wales Branch, and other persons offering their labour “fut the s same tine, pre 
ference of employment shall -be given to such members over such other persons, all other 
things being equal, provided that preference need not be given in respeet of employment on 
wharves or vessels for the purpose of preventing pillage. . Sty ; 


Part J.-—HWXEMPTIONS. 


1. The proprietors of St. George’s Hall., Nesvtown, are in respect of the caretaker - 

employed by them exempted from. the operations of this Award, on condition that the said 
caretaker receives not less-than £4 J1s, every w eek from the 1st of November to the 31st 
‘of August, 1920, then for the succeeding, six months £4.18. per week, reverting to the £4 11s. 
the following six months, then alternately £4 1s, and £4 11s., per week respectively each 
sueceeding six,months; receives £30 annually as a bonus; and is allowed to. receive, the . 
takings from the cloakroom; 10s, weekly from one tenant and E10, per year from another 
tenant, for assisting them; his present quarters, firing, and lighting ; and the present con- 
ditions as to hours and holidays are observed. " 


Nothing relating to lift attendants in this Awar ‘d shall apply to the. itt. attendants 
chdite a by Stott and Hoare Limited, upon the said Stott and Hoare Linited Compivess 
with the following provisions :— 


(a) The hours shall .be worked as follows Monday, Tuesdivy, Wediesda y, and ‘ 
Thursday,.9 a.m, till 5.15 pin. and 6.45 p.m. till 9.15 p.m; - Friday, 9 sum; till 5.15 ; 
pan.; no Saturday work. . . hee 

(b) ‘The wages shall be £3 18s. per week. By By ta pet " 

(c) Overtime at the award rates shall be paid for all tine W orked Neots or after the ee 
fixed starting and finishing hours, set out in subclause (a), of this exeihption. 

] (d@) A fortnight’s holiday on full pay each year on completion of one ye ear’s service, 
in addition, to public holidays. 

(ec) The hours abovementioned may be varied by Go rseeReHe between Stott and Hoare eae 
Limited and the Federated Miscellaneous Workers’ Union of Australia, New South, 
Wales Branch, 

(7) This exemption is to remain in force only so. long as the said Union is. satisfied 
that its provisions continue to be equitable : as between the employer and the litt 
attendant. * 

(g) In all other respects the provisions of this Award ae he observ A. : vA , irs 


3. Nothing relating to the wages or ori by working hours of lift attendants i in 
this Award shall apply to the lift attendant employed by the Daily Telegraph New spaper 
Company Limited, upon the said Daily Telegraph Newspaper Company Limited complying We ps 
with the following provisions :— 

((t) The hours shall be worked as follows :— Nef 1 Sh ‘ 
Day Shift A—Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and aay, 8.10 SM eR, . } 
till 6 p.m.; Saturday, $10 a. m. till Tl pans: ; 
Day, Shift B.—Monday, ah uesday, Wednesday, Thtirsday, ae Priday, &50 a.m, 

till 6 p.m.; Saturday, 8.50 am. till 5.30 Dp. i, es 


Night Shift-—Monday, Tuesday, Wednesd: LY, Thursday, and Friday, 6 p. m. tin 
2.240 Xm.5 Sunday;.3 p.m till 2:20% aan: 





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A meal break of 45 minutes shall be allowed to each employee on each 
shift, excepting those worked on Saturday and Sunday, No aneal break shall be- 
allowed on the Saturday A shift, but there shall be one meal break of 45 minutes 
allowed on a, Saturday B shift, and two meal breaks of 45 minutes each shall be 
allowed on Sunday. 

(b) Bach employee shall take a night shift once in. three weeks. 

(c) Overtime at time and a half rates shall be paid for all. time Birk wa before or 
after the fixed st: arting and finishing hours for each shift respectively, and also 
for all hours worked in excess of the total hours for each shift respectively. NG 

(() The wages shall be £4 5s. per week, i sa 

(e) The hours abovementioned may be varied. by neveement Hietiveen the Daily Telé- 
graph Newspaper Company Limited and the Federated Miscellaneous Workers’ 
Union of Australia, New South Wales Branch. 

(f) In all other respects the provisions of this Award ust. be observed, 


4, The Sydney Daily Newspapers Himployers’ Association may, in lieu of paying 
any special rate for a public holiday, or giving a watchman, cleaner, or liftman: a day , 
instead thereof, as hereinbefore provided, give such employee a fortnight’s holiday in each 
year on full pay, provided that should the employee leave or be dismissed from his employ- 
ment before receiving the benefit of such holiday, he shall be entitled to the ‘amount fixed 
for such special rates for every public holiday worked by him during the period | of his 
engagement, ‘or from his last fortnight’s annual holiday, to the time of leaving or dis- 
missal. 


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5..The Vacuum Oil Company Propriet EY Limited is, in respect of its watchmen, 
granted exemption from so much of Part B, 2, of this Aw ard as relates to hours of labour 
ou the following conditions ;— 


Each man may be worked not more than 145 hours consecutively during three periods 
of 24 consecutive hours in aly fortnight, provided that he is not worked more 
than 116 hours per fortnight, and provided that he gets a'clear 24 hours off duty 
each week. If a watchman is required to work more than 116 hours in a fort- 

\ night he shall be paid 2s. 54d, per hour for each hour worked in excess of the said 
116° hours, irrespective of whether such extra hours be worked on a holiday or 
not; provided, however, that if he works on a holiday during any fortnight in 
which he works not nore than 116 hours in all, he shall be paid holiday rates for 
such holidays in addition to his ordinary wage. The Company shall not, when 
complying \with the conditions of this exemption, be liable to pay more than 
t4 5s. Gd. per week for any week in which a holiday does not: fall. 


- 6. Anthony Hordern and Sons Limited are to have the right to work watchmen 12- 
hour shifts on-Saturday, Sunday, and holidays, provided that such watchmen (who also 
strike a tell-tale clock) are paid not less than £4 6s, 6d. per week, and provided that their 
hours of work shall not exceed 104 per fortnight. 


7. This Award shall not apply to watchinen employ ed in sawmills or timber yards 
wlio do no other work than w atching, and are paid not less than £4 11s. per w eek, and 
receive a fortnight’s holiday on full pay, in addition to the holidays specified in this Award, 
receive one night. a week off, and work not more than 12 hours per night. 


8. Lever Brothers Limited is in respect of its w atchinen granted exemption from so 
much of Part B 2 of this Award as relates to the hours of labour, on the following con- 
ditions :— i 


No watchman to be Wowead more than twelve hours in any shift, in any fortnight, 
nor to be worked more than 102 hours in any fortnight, prov idea that he gets a 
clear 24 hours off duty each week. If a watchinan is required to work more than 
102 hours in.a fortnight he shall be paid 2s. 5d. per hour for each hour worked 
in excess of the 102 hours, irrespective of whether such extra hours be worked on 
a holiday or not, provided, however, «that if he works on a holiday during any 
fortnight in which he works not more than 102 hours ve a he shall be paid 
holiday rates for such holiday, in addition to his ordinary \ ge; wages of watch- 
men (who also strike a tell-tale clock) shall be £4 Gs. ack Ww week 


9, Sydney Ferries Limited is exempted from the provisions cf this Award in regard 
to watchinen employed by the Company, except as to wages, on the following conditions :— 
The ordinary hours of work shall not exceed 96 per fortnight, to be worked in not 
more than 12 days or nights, and not more than 10 hours in any period of 24 
hours. The duties of watchmen shall continue as at present, and shall include 
the following :—To watch the premises and the property of the Company, also to 
look after steamers’ fires, and washing down of vessels. In lieu of payment for 
holidays mentioned in Part B 2 of this award each permanent watchman shall 

be entitled to two weeks’ holiday per annum on full pay. 


10. The Australasian.Temperance and General Mutual Life Assurance Society 
Limited, the proprietor of the T. and G. Building, Elizabeth-street, Sydney, is exempted 
from ihe operations of this Award in respect of passenger liftmien employed by it in con- 

nection with the residential and professional flats in the said building, on condition that 
it pays to each liftman a weekly wage of £4 6s. Bach liftman to work not more than 
49 hours in a week, between the hours bf 8 a.m. and 10 p.m, on every day of the week 
(Sunday inclusive). Hach liftman to work one continuous shift daily, shifts to be mutually 
agreed upon between the liftmen. Hach liftman to receive fourteen continuous days’ holi- 
day each year on full pay, or, at the option of the liftman, two weeks’ wages in lieu 
thereof. In the event of a liftman leaving or being dismissed from his employ ment before 
receiving the benefit of. his annual holiday he shall be entitled to a payment in respect of 
holidays in proportion to the time worked by him:during the period of his engagement, 
or from his last fortnight’s annual holiday, to the time of leaving or dismissal. Thé above 
hours, wages, and conditions may be varied by agreement between the Australasian Tem- 
peranee and General Mutual Life Assurance Society Limited and the Federated Miscel- 
laneous Workers’ Union of Australia, New South Wales Branch. 


ea Lysaght Brothers and Contpany Limited is exempted from the provisions of 
this Award in respect to gatekeepers, who shall be paid at the rate of not less than ‘£4 1s 
per week, and shall work. not more than 48 hours in any one week, and not more than 10 
hours in any period of 24 hours. | t 


12. The Crown is exempted from the operation of this Award in respect of tia 
following employees employed under the Public Service Act, viz.:— (a) Messengers and/or 
attendants who are also required to act as caretakers and/or. cleaners, but this exemption 
shall not be deemed to apply in cases where employees are exclusively employed as care- 
takers and/or cleaners, (t) Sheriff's officers, (c) court keepers. 


Part K,—AREA, INCIDENCE, AND DURATION. 


4 This Award rescinds and replaces the Award of the Court published in Government 

Gazette No. 126 of 2nd July, 1920, made in and in relation to the industries and. callings 
in respect of which the Watchmen, Caretakers, Cleaners, &c¢ (State) Board is constituted, 
as varied by Orders of the Court published in Government Gazettes No, 202 of 19th 
November, 1920, No, 25 of 18th February, 1921, No. 101 of 15th July, 1921, No. 189 of 23rd 
September, 1921, No, 159 of 28th October, 1921, No. 184 of 16th Deceniber, 1921, No, 40 of 
Brd March, 1922, and No. 108 of 14th July, 1922. 

It hat apply to caretakers and cleaners employed in or in connection with any 
place of business, in Schools of Art, Literary Institutes, Lodge Rooms (including buildings 
used for Lodge meetings), Museums, Schools, and caretakers and cleaners (as distinguished 
from groundsmen) in sports) ¢ rounds, also Garetakers and cleaners employed solely in 
connection with Churches, cleaners int shops who work during the hours prescribed for 
shop assistants, and who do cleaners and sweepers’ work as well as porters’ work. office’ 
Cleaners and caretakers, lift attendants, watchmen, gatekeepers, in the State, excluding 
the county of Yancowinna, within the jurisdiction of the Watchmen, Caretakers, Cleaners, 
&e, (State) Board, 

It shall take effect fourteen days after publication in the Government Gazette, and 
shall remain in force thereafter for a period of two years. 


H, CU RL IDWS, 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitr ation. 


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[3776] a my Industrial Registrar's Office, 
f : Sydney, 8th December, 1922. 


THE following Award of the Court nade in exercise of the powers conferred on it by 
section 14 of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, determining certain industrial matters 

arising in and in relation to the industries and. callings in respect of which the Shop 
Assistants, &C, (Metropolitan and Newcastle) Board is constituted (constitution published 
at page 1466 of No. 387 of Government Gazette, dated 24th February, 1922-—see also 
Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi, page 356), is published in accordance with the provisions of 
the Act and the Regulations thereunder. : 


EF. W, KITCHING, 
(No. 3,598. ) Industrial Registrar. 


: IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. a as 
, No: 96. of 1922. 
Shop Assistants, &c. (Metropolitan and Neweastle) Board. 


Application by the ‘Australian Clerical Association, New South Wales Branch, and the 
Shop Assistants and Wiarehouse Employees Federation of Australia, New South Wales, 
Industrial Unions of Employees. 


Monday, the 20th: day of November, 1922, 
Shop Assistants, Drapers, Grocers, Tobacconists, &c. (Metropolitan) and Office 
Assistants, &c., in Retail Shops (Metropolitan and Newcastle) Award. ; 
(Eight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1922.) 


3 1, Hours. 


(i) Weekly Hours—Starting and Finishing Times.—Not more than forty-eight houts 
shall constitute the week’s work in the case of the day staff, for which the wages herein 
specified shall be paid. Such forty-eight hours may be worked without the payment of 
overtime between the hours of 8 a.m. and 6 p.m, on four days and § a.m. and 9.30 p.m, on 
the usual late shopping night, and S a.m, and 1 p.m. on the usual half- -holiday ; ; provided 
that in the case of shop assistants employed in tobacconists’ shops the said forty-eight 
hours may be worked without the payment of overtime between the hours of 8 a.m. and 
7 p.m. on four days, and 8 a.m. and 9 'p.m. on the late shopping night observed by the 
employer, and $8 a.m, and 1 p.m. on the usual half-holiday observed by the employer, and 
shall be worked in shifts unbroken except for meal times, 

In the case of delivery clerks, fixture clerks, and window dressers the starting time 
may be fixed at 7.30 a.m. 

Provided that in all cases work may begin at 7 a.m., but if so commenced employees 
must be allowed one hour off for breakfast, and if through the distance of their residence 
they cannot conveniently return home for breakfast they shall be paid the sum of 1s. for 
breakfast each morning they commence work at that hour, without the payment of over- 
time. : ; 

(ii) Night Staff.—In the case of grocers’ assistants 44 hours per week shall con- 
stitute a week’s work in the case of the night staff, and such hours:may be worked without 
the payment of overtime beween the hours of 11.45 p.m, and the succeeding 8 a.m. 

The hours for clerks employed on night work shall be 44 per week. The starting and 
finishing times shall be as fixed by the employer in each establishment. 

(iii) Casual Clerks.—Casual clerks shall not work for more than eight hours in any 
one day without being paid overtime at ue rates mentioned in clause 3. 

(iv) Meal Hours.—(d@) Day Staff—HPxcept in tobacconists’ shops. all employees shall 
be allowed one hotr for ¢€ach meal, Provided that in any establishment in which a clean 
room and sufficient crockeryware and cutlery and sufficient hot water are provided for the 
accommodation of the employees, the lunch period may be 45 minutes. In tobacconists’ 
shops the time to be allowed for meals shall be one hour for luncheon, which shall be taken 
between 12 noon and 2.30 p.m., and half an hour for tea, which shall be taken between 
4.45 p.m. and 7 p.m. Provided that on the late shopping night the tea time shall be pne 
hour. The es, time shall not apply to shops which close at 6 p.m, 

(b) Night Staff.—Employees shall be allowed three-quarters of an hour for meals, 


. Wages. 


The rates of wages payable to the various Classes of employees covered by this 
Award shall be not less than are set out in the schedules hereto. 


3. Overtime and Tea Money. 


(i) Work for which Overtime, is to be Paid.—All time worked in excess of 48 hours 
in the case of the day staff (and 44 hours in the case of the night staff of assistants in 
grocers’ shops and clerks employed on night work), or before the starting or after the 
finishing times set out in clause 1 hereof, shall be paid for at the overtime rate hereinafter 
provided. 

Such overtine. AeA be paid notw ithstanding the occurrence of a holiday or holidays © 
in the course of a week’s work. 

All work done on Sundays or on any of the following holidays, or days observed as 
such, shall be paid for at the rates hereinafter set out for such work, 

The said holidays shall be :—New Year’s Day, Anniversary Day, Good Friday, Easter 
Monday, King’s Birthday, Prince of ‘Wales’ Birthday, Wight-hour Day, Christmas Day, 
and Boxing Day. All holidays specified in this Award shall be counted as time worked. 
Provided that the case of drapers’ assistants and office assistants, on any day on which 
the employer allows his employees to begin to cover the stock or to put away books and 
documents at not less than five minutes before the finishing times hereinbefore set out, he 
may work his Prager at periods other than ‘ sale” periods for ten minutes, and at 

sale ”’ periods f ‘or twenty minutes after the said finishing times in order to attend to any 
customer in the case of drapers’ assistants or in order that the business of any customer 
may be disposed of in the case of office assistants who is in the shop at the said finishing 
iimes or to put away stock and books or documents after attending to any such customer, 
On such occasions the finishing times shall be at ‘periods other than “sale” periods 
extended to ten minutes after the said fixed finishing times, and at “ sale” periods to 
twenty minutes after the said finishing times. 


va “Sale” period means a consecutive period of not more than three weeks in any one 
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_ Provided also that in the case of grocers’ assistants on any day on which the em- 
_ ployer allows his employees to begin to cover stock at not less than five minutes: before the 
finishing times hereinbefore set out he may work his employees for ten minutes after the 
said finishing times to attend to any customer who is in the shop at the said finishing 
times, or to put away stock after attending to any customer, without paying overtime ft 
(ii) Rate of Overtime.—In the case of work done in excess of 48 hours in the case 
of the day staff (and 44 hours in the case of the night staff of assistants in grocers’ shops 
and clerks employed on night work) or before the starting or after the finishing times 

: hereinbefore mentioned, such work shall be paid for at the rate of time and a half. 

In the case of work done on any Sunday or on any of the holidays as aforesaid such 
work shall be paid for (except in the case of shop assistants in tobacconists’ shops) at the 


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rate of double time in addition to the weekly wages actually paid. 


In the case of shop assistants in tobacconists’ shops, such work (as well as work 
performed in a meal hour) shall be paid at the rate of single time in addition to the 
ordinary week's wages, and in the case of Sundays and holidays the minimum payment 


shall be 7s. 6d. 


‘ Tn all cases any portion of an hour less than thirty. minutes shall. be reckoned as 
thirty minutes, and any portion of an hour above thirty minutes shall be reckoned as an 
hour, and the overtime shall be paid on the basis of the wage actually received by the 


employee to whom the overtime is due. 


(iii) Tea Money.—Except in the case of shop assistants in tobacconists’ and grocers’ 
shops employees required to work after 7 p.m. shall be paid 1s. Gd. for tea money in 
addition to any overtime to which they may be entitled under the provisions. hereinbefore 


contained, 


4. Time and Payment of Wages, «ec, 


¥ All wages and tea money shall be paid weekly, but such employers as prior to De- 
cember, 1919, paid fortnightly may continue to do so if they wish. Such payment shall be 
made on some day of the week other than Friday or Saturday, and shall be paid up to and 
including the second. day preceding the day of payment, and shall be paid in addition to 


any commission, bonus, or premium which the employer may choose to pay. 


Overtime shall be paid within a week from the pay day succeeding the day on which 


such overtime was worked. 
5. Termination of Employment, 


whe To terminate the engagement either side may give or take a moment's notice. 
Subject to the provisions of clause 6 hereof an employee discharged on the business day 


In shops keeping open ‘on the late shopping night no tea money need be paid on that 


preceding a public holiday or holidays shall be paid for such holiday or holidays. 


case of grocers’ assistants this provision shall not apply to employees engaged. for a month 


or less. 


Any employee who has been employed for not less than one month on leaving or 
being discharged ‘shall, if he so demands, be entitled to a note stating the date when 
such employment began and the date of its termination. Such note shall be the property 
of the employee, and shall be returned to the employee unnoted by any subsequent employer 


Within seven days of the engagement. 


6. Absence Without Leave, 


Any employee who absents himself or herself without leave on the day before or the 
day after any public holiday shall be liable to forfeit his or her wages for the day on which 
he or she so absented himself or herself as well as for such holiday; any employee absent- 
ing himself or herself without leave on any other day shall forfeit his or her wages for the 


period of his or her absence. 


7. Board and Lodging and Dwelling Accommodation. 


It shall not be made a term of employment that any employee, not being an employee 
under the age of 21 years whose home is situated more than five miles from his or her 


place of employment, shall board or lodge with his or her employer. 


= 5 “Tt shall not be made a term of empolyment that an employee shall pay any sum 
exceeding 10s. per week for any dwelling accommodation provided for the employee, nor in 
the case of any employee permitted hereunder to board and lodge with the employer that 
such employee shall pay more per week for such board and ledging than 75 per cent. of his 


or her weekly wage ot 17s. 6d., whichever is the less. 


This cause shall apply to shop assistants in tobacconists’ and grocers’ shops only, 


8. Annual Holidays. 


All employees with not less than 12- months’ service shall be allowed one week's 
holiday without pay, provided that the Union supplies a substitute at ordinary rates upon 
The eniployer may, however, employ the substitute at ordinary, 


reasonable notice given. 
rates without reference to the Union. 


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9, Conditions. 


In the case of shop assistants in grocers’ and tobacconists’ shops, if an employee is 
temporarily transferred to another branch he shall, while employed at such other branch, 
be allowed the extra cost of travelling, if any, and shall be allowed half the extra travelling 


time, if any. y 


In grocers’ shops where white coats are required to be worn by the shop assistants 
they shall be provided and waslied at the employer’s expense. Females shall not be re- 


quired to lift weights exceeding 30 lb. 


$ - Collectors and ordermen shall be recouped for all moneys actually and reasonably 


expended by authority in travelling on the employer’s business. 


If required to provide a bicycle they shall receive 3s. per week extra, motor-cycle 18s, 
If employer provides the vehicles he 


per week extra, horse and trap 18s, per week extra. 
shall pay for the upkeep, 


Proportion of Improvers in Grocers’ Shops.—he proportion of improvers to journey- 


men or journeywomen shall be not more than one to one, provided that where an odd number 
For the purpose of 


of assistants is employed the additional assistant may be an improver. 


this clause any employer actively engaged in the shop may be reckoned as a journeyman 


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10, Preference to Unionists. 
Subject to the provisions of the Returned Soldiers and Sailors’ Eaiaahcnt Act, 
1919, as between members of the Shop Assistants and Warehouse Employees’ Federation 
of Australia, New South Wales, and the Australian Clerical Association, New South Wales 
Branch, and other persons offering their labour at the same time, preference of employment 
shall be given to members of the said Unions, other things being equal. — ; 


x 


PLE xemptions. oe 


‘(i) Pastoralists and persons keeping stores for the convenience of ‘ehiployees em- 
ployed by or on behalf of such pastoralists.and persons, and not for the purpose of trade, 
are exempted from the operation of this Award. 4 


(ii) Florists’ shops and’ cooked provision shops in which the conditions hekeunder 
marked (a), (0), (e), and (d) are obseryed are exempted from the provisions of clause a 
and subclauses (1) and (ii) of clause 3 of this Award. 


(a) The hours to constitute a week's work shall not exceed 48, 

(b) The employee is not eequired, to work shifts br oken otherwise than by meal hours, 

(c) The assistant is not kept back after 7 p.m. on two nights in succession, . 

(d) Work done on Sundays or the holidays mentioned in subclause (i) of clause 8 of 
this Award is paid for at the rate of double time. 


(iii) The members of the Master Pastrycooks’ Associ ation of New South Wales, and’ 
George Edward Adams, whose businesses consist of the sale of bread, cakes, and/or pastry, 


wholly for consumption off the premises, are in respect of such businesses exempted from - 


Schedule A (except scale (1) thereof), and from the whole of clauses 1 and 3 of:-this 
Award. The conditions of such exemptions are as follows :—— 


(a) 48 hours shall constitute a week’s work, and shall be worked without broken 
shifts. 

(0) Not more than three nights shall be worked after 6 p.m. in any one week, and not 
more than two of such nights shall be worked in succession. 

(ec) One girl in each shop shall be paid not less than 50s. per week, and the others 
shall be paid according to scale (1) of Schedule A of this Award. 

(d) Overtime after 48S hours’ work per week shall be calculated at the rate of time 
and a halt, 


(iv) The New South Wales Bookstall Company Limited is hereby exempted from 
the operation of this Award in respect of ,bookstalls on ferry wharves, railway stations, 
and tramway waiting-rooms during the continuance of an industri al agreement filed with 
the Industrial Registrar on the 18th day’ of December, 1919. No, 342, made between the said 
company, of the one part, and the Shop Assistants and W' arelouce Employees’ Federation 
of Australia, New South Wales, of the other part, and on condition that the provisions of 
the said agreement are observed by the said Company. 

(v) Anthony Hordern and Sons Limited is exempted from the operation Be clauses. 

1 and 3 of this Award in respect of such of their clerks during the time that such clerks. 
attend at the stables of the firm for the purpose of receiving money from carters, on the. 
following terms and conditions :— 

(a) 44 hours shall constitute a we eek’s work, to be worked as follows:—From Monday 
to Friday, 8.30 a.m, to 12.40 p.m.; and from 4.80 p. m. to 8.15 p.m. Saturday, 8.35 
a.m, to 1 p.m. a 

(0) For such hours of work (44 per Week) the said clerks shall receive thelr ordinary 
week’s wages. 

(c) All time worked in exe ess of 44 hours per week, and before and After the said 
starting and finishing times mentioned in subclause (@) hereof, shall be paid for 
at the rate of time and a half, 

(ad) Tea money shall be paid to the said employees on every night, Monday to Friday 
inclusive. 


(ce) Tram fares shall be paid to the said eniployeos when travelling. from the offices’ 


of the employers to their stables situate at Goodlet-street, Sydney, 

(f) Except in the case of absence from duty, through sickness or other readonabic 
cause, of an employee who performs the duties for which the above conditions 
have fieen fixed, no ite! Wales shall be called upon to perform such duties on two 
consecutive weeks. 


12; Area} Incidence e, and Duration, 


This Award rescinds and replaces the Award of the Court published fh ovement 
Gazette No. 18 of 4th February, 1921, m: ide in and in relation to the industries and callings 
in respect of which the Shop Assistants, &e. (Metropolitan and Newcastle) Board is con- 


stituted, as varied by Orders of the Court published in Government Gazettes Nos. 438 of 24th | 


March, 1921, No. 55 of 15th April, 1921, No. 838 of 10th June, 1921, No, 181 of 9th aed 
1921, No. 40 of 38rd March, 1922, and sNo, 111) of 21st- July, 1922. 


It shall apply to shop assistants in shops, excepting those employed in Pia niacedenl 
shops, Chemists and druggists’ shops, and such publie and private dispensaries as are shops 
within the meaning of the Act, newsagents’ shops (except those in which other goods are 
also.sold), and confectioners and fruiterers’ shops, within the jurisdiction of the said Board . 
within the following area : :—Commencing at the north-eastern boundary of the municipality . 
of Manly, thence in a north-westerly direction to and including the town of Hornsby, 
thence in a south-westerly direction to and including Emu, Plains township, thence in a line 
to and including the town of Liverpool, thence in a line to and including the town of Suther- 
land, thence in a line to the north-easterh headland of Botany Bay, and thence by the 
coast line to the point of commencement. 

It shall also apply ‘to office assistants, cashiers, and delivery clerks in Coline cHon 
with retail shops within the jurisdiction of the said Board within the area as above set 
out, and also including the area within a radius of 10 miles round ‘the Post pi 2 at New- 
castle. 

It shall take effect from the 17th day of November, 1922, inclusive, and Sa remain 
in force thereafter for a period of two years. d 

Leave is reserved to the employees to apply to the Cotte at any tints 9 as they. may be 
advised for limitation of the proportion of improvers, and to apply within six months as ta 
the hours of employment. 


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04 Ps : SCHEDULE 
‘€ A. SHO or ASSISTANTS IN Bap ens &C., SHOPS, AND ALSO SHOP ASSISTANTS IN Toracco 
BP. say's DEPARTMENT OF DRAPmRS, &c., SHOPS. 
ny: ‘i (1) Wages shall. not be less per week than the rates set out in the following 
cale :— 
. Male. Female. 
Per week. Per week, 
Sd Sh ech 
WMI Lye T Sy OL LA PR Sic c witty ele sleil ee «fe clued ¢ 1D randy 3 
MiG VER EEO OY Beare | cw ipa reat es Dalkemumts e 1G 2h 
AGNES OL MEE oS cur tiies pitelna sia Beil Ni gH darcy = 24.73 16 O 
AL AESVOSTS' OF ABET ee nee alee enced sce te aun G 20. 3 
Mme OE COL SUE ore ate sia kee don govasiaty Goaek 1 O eee 
APPrPren te OLE ri imate mal se enol at oe as cept oe er Oy 3 380 6 
WE Sorgen wee seek, rem has ere eee Oe 65° 3 84 
Aisa Teen Tne ORR RD EL Ne MSN. echt clale sualieein Melati os 78 0 39 6 
‘At 22 Years of age . ee cer ae ts Ciera) ware, aero! 82. 6 44°'6. 
At 23 years of age gna over BNP iis epee aden 92 6 Mee Oia 






/ (2) Males or females entering the trade between the ages of 16 and 20 years with- 
out previous experience may, for the first vear, be paid 20 per cent. less than the rates 
hereinbefore mentioned for males and females respectively. 
: Persons desiring to enter the business without previous experience after their 21st 
birthday, and who are slow through inexperience, may apply to the Industrial Registrar 
fot a permit as slow workers, otherwise they shall be paid the minimum rates prescribed 
herein for persons of the same age and sex. 

(3) Casual Employees.— Shop assistants employed for less than one week shall be 


-or part thereof :—Male, 9s. 8d.; female, Ss. 1d. 

(ae Jepartmental Manager.—Shop assistant in charge of a department in a shop, 
with the tla ¥, of selecting or buying for his department, and having two assistants under 
him :—Mill le. 100s, ; female, 72s. 6d. Having three or more assistants under him—Male, 
105s. ; female, 72s. 6d. 

ne (5) Branch Manager.—Shop assistant employed to be in charge of a branch shop, 

with or without the duty of buying, not being a shop assistant temporarily in charge of a 
branch shop during the absence of the person employed as branch manager—Male, with less 
than two assistants under him, 100s. per week; female, 72s. 6d. With two or more assist- 
ants under him or her—Males, 105s. per week; female, 72s. Gd. per week. 

(G) Shopwalker, —Shop assistant principally engaged in walking the floor, directiug 
customers, Supervising sales, and/or checking bills—Male, 99s. 6d.; female; Gls. 6d. 

erie) Window-dresser, i.c,, employee principally engaged in dressing window s—Adult 
male, 99s, 6Gd.; adult female, Gis. 6d. 

- (8) Manager or Manageress.—Shoy assistant in charge of a shop, with or without 
the duty of buying, where the employer takes no active part in the management, or where 
the control is vested ina board of directors or a committee of shareholders, or the like-— 
Male, 105s,; female, 80s. 

B. Sop ASSISTANTS IN GROCERS’ ‘Suops, AND ALSO SHOP ASSISTANTS IN TOBACCO 

i DEPARTMENT OF GROCERS’ SHOPS, 








Male. Female. 

Per week. Per week, 

Ss Se dy 
“Under 15 years of BO U ed eed we ve dy opine whens DE Tee bee 2 
~*At 15 years of Be eee ee AEs Beebo keoed 19° 6 Re 
IAT) LORY EES TOL ACC eile «enc aleed angie ties 7 eiale wilene: ayesdue dale LCE 1 Wed 59 
ASEM PY CES: OLS AR Or a rls gir eCelere wren iy edeie’s dei wts < mitvatel 33. 9 ve 23D 
AES OO ra Gr ME Ste Ce RSL Ce Ses oes 48153 32 0) 
FAL Ly CATS OD Mh PO uetis about pen og tal okelatnry edie 6 oa Wye 53-20 35 0 
AE 20 Vea TN OF AR BG de Uh Reais cee Shek ee tear <4 Oa 6 39. “5 
RAO ES GL, AOE Ge eae ae cee ae Cee ca 7S 0 47 6 
AG Qe VOR MELO AE OWS tae casual che cn We ny, 4 838s vain $1 0 50 0 
At 23 years of age and over Ve se kara a er eee bai Goran 6) Tete 


x Mates or females entering the tr: ide between the ages of 16 and 20 years without 
previous experience may, for the first year, be paid 20 percent. less than the rates herein- 
before mentioned for males and females respectively. 

Persons desiring to enter the business without previous experience after their 2ist 
birthday, and who are slow through inexperience, may apply to the Industrial Registrar 
for a. permit as Slow workers, otherwise they shall be paid the minimum rates prescribed 
herein for persons of the same age and sex. 

Ordermen, i.e., employees engaged any part of their time collecting orders outside 
the shop—21 years of: age and over, 89s. per week; under 21 years of age, 1s. 6d. in addition 
to the rates hereinbefore mentioned. +. 

Caras hands, 7.¢., senior hands, engaged for less. than one week, shall be paid— 

Males, 2s. 1d. per hour; females, Is. Sid: per hour; minimum bes ete ay males 10s, 3d., 
to females Ss. 6d. 

_ Managers (moe principally pa en in the direction and sobnd yo! of other employees) 
of grocery shops and grocery departments in stores also. carrying on other businesses 
shall be paid as follows :—With responsibility of buy ing—Male, 106s. Gd.; female, TOs. Gd., 
Without responsibility of buying—Male, 96s. 6d,; female, 65s. ‘6d: 

All bonuses and commissions shall be paid in addition to wages. 


-C. Sop ASSISTANTS IN TOBACCONISTS’ SHOPS (EXCEPT THOSE PROVIDED FOR IN 
BORED ULES A AND B), 


paid :-—Male, 2s. 4d. per hour; female, 2s, 13d. per hour, Minimum payment for any day 





At 23 eee of age and OVCENSH Sa Goo erty Se ove Bal 


Bani Male. Female. : 

Sa Pe “ye ; - Per week. Per week. 
Bite’ ene i) 8.7.0. 

Under 45 oAee Of Hee mleeN eh yey NaN late Bh 5 Ate |) 10 3 

At 15 years of age As MRP ay ete Ree Wk sty het teal at 89 Le 12 8 

PU Ng WO DRO 5's Hitman ble yery die atin dias oct Dd EQ BGO. 

woe At 17 years of age . 1s. eke ere cee eee 29 2G: 2073 
dee 1 AL AB vente Grieve aoe eas ee trek vt. oe 38 0 253 
Ne 19 years: of AEE G's WR ede cyan Meee eee 49 6 30 6 
5 beet At (20 years of BG Je’, tame web ole et Upieto one ©, «phe t 60 9 85 6 
dt Ar. ot Powmiaae eae. Lye cunts hws Yn. 2S yells 7S 0 40 6 
B Ag 2) youPe GPRHGS A [ai ae ue ve. akg oss . o-+ 81.0 45 6 
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Charge hands, 7.e., assistants principally in charge of a shop having less’ than two 


assistants under him or her, without responsibility of buying—Male, 86s. 6d.; female, 55s. 


Males or females entering the trade between the ages of 16 and 20 years without pre- 


vious experience may, for the first two years, be paid 20 per cent. .less than the rates 


hereinbefore prescribed for males or females respectively, 

Persons desiring to enter the business without previous experience after their 21st 
birthday, and who are slow through inexperience, may apply to the Industrial Registrar 
for a permit as slow workers, otherwise they shall be paid the minimum rates prescribed 
herein for persons of the same age and sex. 

Casual Hands,—Hands engaged for less than one week shall be paid as follows :— 
Males, 21 years and over, 2s. 1d. per hour; females, 21 years and over, 1s. 64d. per hour; 
males and females under 21 years of age, 50: per cent, in addition to the rate above pre- 
seribed. A casual-hand shall be paid for not less than four hours. 





Manager or departmental manager, ie., shop assistant in charge of a shop (or of a — 


tobacco department in a store also carrying on Other businesses), and having not less than 
two assistants under him or her, and not being a person principally engaged in the direction 
and control of other employees, shall be paid as follows :— 


Male, 5 Female. 
Per week. Per week, 
EO g ee Syd, 
With responsibility of buying ...... Re Mics He 96 O bias Geen 
Without responsibility of buying ........... Pilea % $8 6 59; 0. 
D. Orricr ASSISTANTS, &C., IN RETAIT, SHOPS. \ 


The minimum rates of pay per week for persons employed as clerks, other than those 
specifically mentioned, shall be as follow :— 


Male. Female. 
Per week. Per week, 
8. d. sods 
Under .15.\years of ageics hata se tae oo 5 4 RS 12:59 O86; 
At 25 2vearsror Wee. it. wencike nalve KUNE Spa bed pa TS 20 12.9 
AE 1G Vears yoru ee. kb eles psolihe fe eES eae RRS eels 23°49 16 9 
A Ler OUTS eOL sce o Oar a hts \elledede dues thic eee peel NRE a oto Sao “ware Bo) 
At 1S SVOATSTOL =A Ses cil wien Hee eek ORs cae acetate AD 6 Qaire 
AG LO VEarsr OL ASO ys). eters tai As fake Pee eee Sat Sas 46 0 (Eee ea 
At 20 years of age ..... Mae e Nan edge eens A ee GORD 34° (0 
Als2t years Of WAC 2 Lis ica se weteee ERE hc Spa Ne 78 0 SeEU 
=A{%22 years ef age oo. 22... drs 5 pees ie wee eae 80. 0 44 6 
At 23 years of age and over ..:.. bas pause te oa itera 90..-0 52 Oe 
PESTO re Clerics! Gs elk Weenies nearer Pros eae 92126 be hiee® 
Clerks of the age of 283 years or over employed to ; 
: do typewriting and stenographing, or type- ; fh 7 
i Writes Only Nek. wg earn 6 CS Payee Nog coat seas 2% a 95. 0 ons 
j Delivery. clerks— ; 
In charge of or supervising the work of two : 
GMPC VCS cA Gwin te sk eres Ueicle eee Ree te Ge Y 293.5-04 wane 
In charge of or supervising the work of more 7 ‘ 
than two “employees, aussie sa% seein a 100:370) 2: Sy ace 
Casual Employees.—The following are the rates of pay for clerks employed for less 
than one week :— 7 


Males, 2s. 7d. per hour; minimum payment for part of a day, 10s, 
Females, 1s. 83d. per hour; minimum payment for part of a day, ts, 7, 
Clerks employ ed on night- york of whatever age, shall receive not less than 928, Gd, 
per week: 
Employees in receipt of a higher rate of pay than that herein prescribed shall ‘not 
have the rate reduced more than 4s. per week merely in consequence of this Award. 


H. R. CURLEWIS, 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration, 





[8790] Industrial Registrar’s Office, 

ios Sydney, Sth December, 1922. 
THE following Order of the Court t varying the ‘athe of the Court published in Govern- 
ment Gazette of the 2nd September, 1921 (20 I.G, 472), made in and in relation to the 
industries and callings in respect of which the Portmanteau Makers, &c. (State) Board 
is constituted (constitution published at page 1455 of No. 87 of Government Gazette dated 
24th February, 1922—see also Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi, page eau is ‘published in 
accordance with the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, and the Regulations 
thereunder, 

I. W. KITCHING, 

(No, 3,602.) Industrial Registrar. 


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IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOU aNee WALES. 
No. 561 sof 1922. 
Portmanteau Makers, &e, (State) Board. — , 


Application by the New South Wales Chamber of Manufactures, Industrial Union of 
Employers, 


Thursday, the 80th day of November, 1922. 
Portmanteau Makers, &c. (State) Award: _ . ry 
Variation. Say Seana 
(Eight Hows (Amendment) Act, 1922.) a 


1. Delete clause 8, Hours, of the said Award, gazetted 2nd September, 1921, and 
substitute in lieu thereof the following clause :— 


3. Hours 


The hours of labour (i) for all male decide shall not exceed 48 aire, and. 
(ii) for all female employees shall not exceed 45 hours in any one week, from Monday 
to Saturday inclusive. The said hours to be worked between Ne hours of 7 a.m. and 
6 p.m., Monday to Friday inclusive, and between the hours of 7 a.m, and 1 p,m, on 
Saturday. 
















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2. Delete from clause 5, Wages, of the said Award the figures and letters “2s, 3d.,” 
and substitute in lieu thereof the figures and letters ‘2s. 1d.” 


3. Delete from subclause (b) of clause 6, Overtime, Sunday and Holiday Rates, of. 


the said Award the figures and letters “2s. 3d.,” and substitute in lieu thereof the figures 
ind letters ‘2s. 1d.” 


4, Delete from clause 9, Male Apprentices and Improvers, of the said Award the 


figures and letters “ 2s. 3d.,” and substitute in lieu thereof the figures and letters ‘2s. 1d.” 

5. Delete from clause 10, Wages of Male Apprentices and Improvers, of the said 
Award the words and figures “'‘per week of 44 hours,’ wherever therein appearing, and 
substitute in lieu thereof the words and figures “per week of 48 hours.” 

.6. Delete from clause 11, Journeywomen, of the said Award the figures and letters 
“2s. 3d.” and “1s. 14d.,’ wherever therein appearing, and substitute in lieu thereof the 
figures and letters “2s, 1d.” and “1s. 14d.” ; 

7. Delete from clause 12, Female Apprentices and Tmprovers, of the said Award the 
words and figures “per week of 44 hours,” wherever therein appearing, and substitute in 
lieu thereof the words and figures “ per week of 48 hours.” ) 

8. Delete from clause 14, Conditions Governing Piece-work Schedules, of the said 
Award, the words and figures “ Plus a percentage added to provide for payment computed 
on the basis of 99s. per week of 44 hours, or 2s. 3d. per hour,’ and substitute in lieu 
thereof the following words and. figures :— 


“Plus a percentage added to provide for payment. computed on a. basis of - 


£5 per week of 48 hours, or 2s. 1d. per hour.” 

9, Clause 183 of the said Award is varied by clause 10 hereof. 

10. This variation shall take effect fourteen days after its publication in the Govern- 
ment Gazette, and with the said Award, gazetted 2nd September, 1921, shall remain in 
force thereafter for a period of one year. 

Leave is reserved to employers and employees to apply to the Court for a new 
Award at any time before the expiration of this Award. 


H. R. CURLEWIS, 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 
[3761] Mpa Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
Sydney, 8th December, 1922. 


THE following Order of the Court varying the Award of the Court published in Government Gazette 
of the 14th November, 1919 (16 I.G. 931), made in and in relation to the industries and callings in 


respect of which the Pouiterers (Cumberland) Board is constituted (constitution published at page 1444 ~ 


of No. 37 of Government Gazette, dated 24th February, 1922—see also Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi, 
page 343), as varied by Orders of the Court published in Government Gazettes of 5th November, -1920 
(18 I.G. 943), and 28th April, 1922 (21 I.G. 1305) [eorrected in Government Gazette of 5th May, 1922 
(21 I.G. 1306)], is published in accordance with the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, 
and the Regulations thereunder. : 

Be F, W. KITCHING, 
(No. 3,591.) Industrial Registrar. 


IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
No, 565 of 1922. 
Poulterers (Cumberland) Board. 


Application by David Hyland and Sons, Proprietary Limited, Master Poulterers of Harris-street, 
Sydney, and James Patrick Brown ‘trading as J. F. Keene and Co., Master Poulterers of Quay- 
treet, Sydney, both being members of the Poulterers Employers Association. 


Friday, the 24th day of November, 1922. 
Poulterers (Cumberland) Award. 
Variation. 
(Eight-hours (Amendment) Act, 1922). 
1. Delete clause 2. Hours, of the said Award, gazetted 14th November, 1919, as varied in 
Gazette of 28th*April, 1922, and substitute the following clause in lieu thereof :— 


2. Hours. 


(i) Weekly hands.—The ordinary hours of working, exclusive of meal times, shall not, 


exceed 48 per week ; such hours shall be worked between the hours of 8 a.m. and 5°30 p.m. on 
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday, and 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. on Thursday, and at the 
option of the employers, between the hours of 7 a.m. and 12 noon or 8 a.m. and 1 p.in, on 
Saturday: Provided that the employer having fixed a starting time, such starting time shall not 
be altered without giving one week’s notice thereof to the employees. i 

(ii) Casual hands and piece-workers.—The daily hours fixed for weekly hands in this clause 
shall apply to casual hands and piece-workers. 


2. Delete clauses 8, Wages for Constant Hands, and 4, Wages for Casual Hands, of the said 
Award, as varied in Gazettes of 5th November, 1920, and 28th April, 1922, and substitute the fol- 
lowing clauses in lieu thereof :— 


Reps 3. Wages for Constant Hands. 
The following shall be the minimum wage per week for constant hands : 


Bras) di 

(a) Working foreman is bi Us Ae ee 75 Hy BE WALES OC 
(2) Bench hands and first rate roughers we ai a4 ies 4.7 6 
(c) Second rate roughers .., ie Be ai aie” = dea 2G 
(d) Boys— : ‘ 
lst year a Mie ye Hs sat ays 1, .3y..0 

2nd year ed ut fap sea a 1 15 10 
3rd year ay t AN, Di oer 9) 


4. Wages for Casual Hands, 


Casual hands shall be paid at the rate of not less than 2s, 38d. per hour with a minimum 
payment of one hour’s work. 


3. This variation shall take effect fourteen days after, publication in the Government Gazette, 


and shall remain in force thereafter until the 31st day of March, 1923. 


_ Leave is reserved to the employers to apply at any time as they may be advised for a reduction 

in the Piece-work Rates provided by the said Award. 
ain Ks W. EDMUNDS, ae 

Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration, 


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Sydney, 8th December, 1922. 


THE following Award of the Court made in exercise of the powers conferred on it by section 14 of the 


- Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, determining certain industrial matters arising in and in relation tothe 


industries and callings in respect of which the Ferries, &«, (Sydney Harbour rust) Board is constituted 
(constitution published at page 1470 of No. 37 of Government Gazette, dated 24th February, 1922—see 
also Industrial Gazette, yol. xxi, page 394) is published in accordance with the provisions of the Act 


F. W. KITCHING, 


(No. 3,592.) : ‘Industrial Registrar. 


IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WAUES. 
No. 402 of 1922. ; my 
Ferries, &c, (Sydney Harbour Trust) Board. & 


Application by the New South Wales Dredge and Navigation Employee?’ Association, Industrial 
~ Union of Employees. ; ) 


Tuesday, the 14th day of November, 1922. 
Dredge and Tug Employees (Sydney Harbour Trust) Award. 
’ (Eight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1922.) 


1. Wages. 
Annual Weekly Hourly 
. ‘rate. ‘rate. rate: 
; Len Eyl ansiof 8. d 
Mates, Stationary Dredge ‘‘Hercules”  ... mie sade BO ED H fir Pas 211% 
Mates, Stationary Dredge “Sydney” = a Si BBS OO ONG ABS 
Mates, Stationary Dredge 15 ton crane mss an ee PBB Ox 0, 6°10: 0 Zi RE 
Mates, Stationary Dredge “*Chi” Ae ee Re B12) SO 20 6 0.0 2 6 
Mates, Stationary Dredge ‘ Pi” is ee ne Reiel eS Os. 0 6 0 0 2 6 
Mater, Stationary Dredge ‘‘ Pan” ... ae a Has De 4 i Ae CCU 2 6 
Drivers, Stationary Dredge:'‘ Duplex ” 5 se Ge Ik es feel Oe © Baopaco 2° 24 
Masters and Engineers, Tugs and Launches, “ Achilles’’... 312 0 0 ° 6 0 0 2 6 
Masters and Engineers, Tugs and Launches, “Dayspring” 286 0 0 5 10 0 2 3h 
Masters and Engineers, Tugs avd Launches, “ Isis” Pye, BOO a) 510 0 2 38% 
Misters and Engineers, Tugs and Launches, ‘“ Lady ie 
Hopetoun” ~ ea ee Behn eee aS a ep, 0 0 BLO sO. Ben 84 
Masters and Engineers, Tuga and Launches, ‘‘Aurora” ... 286 0 0 510 0 2 34 
Masters and Engineers, Tugs and Launches, “‘Comet” ... 260 8 O Bi eOn. 1 aie 
Double Certificated Launches ‘‘ Octopus” ... Pes Be he) SHR 8 Re 510 0 2 8k 
Vouble Certificated iaunches “ Scylla” ... es SEO BS URN) tad Si een aee 
Double Certificated Launches “‘Mylah”  ... oes ea 266 FS OL eh oe ee 
Coxswains ke ee se ae wa 250. 0- 0 5 0 0 2° 2 
Leading seamen es Mae hay ane ae ia or Baa Ae So 110 
Winohmen (a)... oe oe aa A ri ti R30 -B2..0 4 8 7% 110 
Firemen... vee Si oe es ; 230) 8-0 AN BAT 1 10 
Firemen watchmen (6)... Sie anaes aa inh woo 1280.08 20 4 8 7 1 10 
Seamen ,,. vi is AY an oe ax Poe | lahomebie: 6, 4 4 0 sat 8) 
Seamen watchmen (ce) ... S us ua a SOS. Be Gee Bas O teow 
Boys—lst year ... % as es Yes Abie Sete SOA 244 oe OKIE 
2nd year We Nai Patch eh ay ie as Pee tec ef Meo Boy Site Ue Rab UE a 
3rd year... ie hee eae ee ae pp iaee 037 (cman ae | 2 12 10 1.34 
4th year... ne at ne se ie maa Te Wy geen SNe! 2216 Oe Se 2a 


(a) To include men working ladders on ladder dredges. x 
(6) To be a fireman watchman when in charge of four or more fires. 
(c) To be a seaman watchman when in charge of less than four fires. 


2. Hours of Working, 


Subject to variations hereinafter provided — 

(a) The hours of working shall be 48 per week, to be worked as follows :—Monday to Friday inclu- 
sive, 7°30 a.m. to 5 p.m., with } hour for meal each day ; Saturday, 7'30 a.m. to 11°45 a.m. 

(2) The recognised time for meal shall be from 12 noon to 12°45 p.m., but the meal may be taken 
between 11°30 a.m. and 1°30 p.m. as may suit the exigencies of the service. 

(c) The hours of commencing aud ceasing work may be varied to suit local conditions on the 
application of the employees concerned and approved by tte Harbour Trust Commissioners 

to meet the exigencies of the service. j ES eee : 

(d) When working two shifts the hours shall be from 6 a.m_ to 2 p.m. on Monday to Friday inclu- 
sive, and from 6 a.m. to 11°45 a.m. on Saturday. The hours of the other shifts shall be from 
2 p.m. till 10 p.m. Monday till Friday inclusive, and from 11.45 am. till 6 p.m. on Saturday, 
i.e., 92 hours for the fortnight ; similar concessions to be given to the third shift should treble 
shifts be worked ; no time to be taken for meal hours where double or treble shifts are worked ; 
twenty minutes to be taken as crib time one man relieving another without stoppage of work. 

(e) Watchmen’s hours shall be 96 per fortnight. Watchmen may be called upon t> work 14 hours 
per night on 7 nights in tbat period ana for all such hours over 96 per fortnight payment shall 
be made at ordinary rates per hour according to their class in the schedule. “Any further time 
worked shall be paid for at the rate of time anda half. jee i 


(/) No part of the working hours shall be occupied in going to or coming from duty or in» 


changing clothes either preparatory to or after leaving off work. 


38. Overtime. 


_ _(a) Employees will be required to work overtime whenever the exigencies of the service require 
their doing so, and for the extra time so worked they shall be paid at the rate of time and a half. 
; (d) When employees are required to, remain aboard after working hours during flood or other 
exigency for the safety of the plant, overtime will be paid at ordinary rates until relieved from duty. 
(c) Watches on Saturday, Sunday, and public holidays shall be kept by casual watchmen, who 
shall be paid at the ordinary time rates of a seaman wat>hman. Should a member of the crew be called 
on to stay behind and keep the watch, and thus work on continuously, he shall be paid at the time and 
a half rates calculated on a 48 hour basis, otherwise he shall be paid at seamen watchmen’s rates. The 
member of the crew who may be called upon for this duty shall not iaclude master, mate, or engineer. 








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4, Welshman’ s Duties. 


Watcbmin's duties, shall consist of looking aiter the safety of the plant, slacking lines when 
necessary for passing vessels, keeping steam on boilers as directed, keeping the galley fire alight and hot 
water ready, and ferrying any employee to and from the nearest point of landing most convenient for 


the majority of th» crew as decided by the officer in charge by vote of the crew. 


5. Holidays (Public). 


The following days (or the days substituted therefor) ‘shall be observed as holidays, viz. :—New 
Year’s Day, Anniversary !’ay, Good Friday, Easter Saturday, Easter Monday, King’s Birthday, Prince 
of Wales’ Birthday, Employees’ Picnic Day, Hight-hour Day, Christmas Day, Boxing Day, and any 
other day proclaimed as a public holiday throughout New South Wales. 


6. Recreation Leave. 


Leave ot absence shall accrue to all persons permanently or temporarily employed in the Dredge 
Service of the Harbour Trust Commissioners at the rate of three calendar weeks for each period of 
twelve months’ service. Such leave must be taken within three months of the date on which it accrues, 
unless for reasons approved by the Harbour Trust Commissioners it shall be in ‘he interests of the 
service to postpone the granting of leave. . 


7. Acting in Higher Grades. 


An employee acting in a higher grade shall receive payment at the rate attached to the position 

he is temporarily filling. 
8. Crews of Tugs and Dredges. 

(a) The ordinary crew of a tugboat shall consist of a master, engineer, firemin, and two seamen. 

(0) The ordinary crew of a grab dredge shall consist of a thiecd class eng'neer,, firema 1, Coxswain, 
and one seaman. 

(c) All other plant to keap the complement as at Rrosabe, excepting the grades of oiler and 
trimmer which have been done away with, their duties being performed by extra firemen who shall 
aggist in firing, trimming out coal, cleaning out fires, and sending up ashes when required. 

(d) Hiremen shall not be required to do any work outsids the engine-room and st>kehold except 


when necessary for the safe‘y of the plant in cise of a breakdown or other emergency. Seamen shall. 


nut be required to do any work in the engine.room or stokehold except in the case of breakdown or 
emergency. ‘This subclause does not apply to grab dredges. 

(ey The crew shall carry out all of the duties ordinarily performed in sea-going vessels and also 
those necessary for carrying out all dredging operations and the disposal of spoil therefrom. If when 
working ashore they are called upon to work in water Is. extra per day will be allowed. When called 
upon during overhaul to clean boilers, tubes, bilges, backends, &c , an extra 2a. per day shall be allowed. 

(f) All Jadder-lifting engines to be worked by seamen who shall rate as winchmen. 

(g) Crews’ quarters shall be cleaned by one of the crew in turn in working hours once a week. 

(2) Provision to be made by the emoloyer for the supply of sppliances necessary to render first 
aid in case of accident. All appliances shall be examined by an officer of the Commissionors at least 
every three months. 

9. Conveyance of Men. 

* Fares’ mean fares actually and reasonably incurred, 

In respect of fares the following provisions shall apply :— 

(1) Men employed at, or carried to their work by departmental steamer from Circular Quay, Miller’s 
Point, Dawes’ Poiat, Darling Harbour (eastern side), or Woolloomooloo, Sydney, shall not be 
entibled to fares. 

(2) Men employed at, or carricd to their work by departmental steamer from places other than 
Circular Quay, Miller's Poist, Dawe’s Point, Darling Harbour (eastern side) or Woolloomooloo, 
Sydney, shall be entitled to 0 much of their fares as shall be in excess of the amount of fares 
whic’ would e inc :rred by them if they were required to travel from and to their residences, 
to and from Circular Quay, Sydney. 


10. Employment of Casual Hands. 


In emergent cases (during the absence of permanent employees on ordinary or sick leave for 
example) when it may be necessary to take on additional hands temporarily, the Commissioners may em- 


_ ploy such men as may be required at daily rates of pay. 


11. Preference of Employment to Unionists. 


Subject to the provisions of the Returned Soldiers and Sailors Employment Act, 1919, pre- 
ference of employment shall be given to members of the New South Wales Dredge and Navigation 
Entployees’ Association ; all future employees to be allowed four weeks i in which to join same. 


12. Pay day. 
Salaries shall be paid fortnightly. Overtime shal] be paid for as soon as possible. 


13. Life Saying Appliances. - 
All punts to supplied with life belts, life buoys, life lines, and other appliances necessary for 


saving life. 


14. Infliction of Fines for Minor Offences. 


The Harbour Trust Commissioners on the recommendation of the officer in charge of the Dredge 
Service may impose fines not exceeding three (3) days’ pay for any of the undermentioned offences 
where suspension may not be deemed necessary :— 

(a) Neglect to send prompt notice of unavoidable absence. 
_ (b) Neglect to produce medical certificate, 
(c) Being late for work. 
(7) Quitting work during Working hour:, or while on mitoh ot going ashore when required to 
remain. 
15. Area, Incidence, and Dzration. 

This Award rescin la and replaces the Award of the Court published in Government Gazette No. 
126 of 80.h May, 1919, miade in and in relation to the industries and callings in respect of which the 
Ferries, &c. (Sydney Harbour Trust) Board is constituted, as varied by Orders of the Court published in 
Government Gazettes No. 257 of 14th November, 1919, and No, 195 of 5th November, 1920. 

It shall apply to all ‘duiplivees herein apecified in the employ of the Sydney Harbour Trust 
Commissioners withiu the jurisdiction of the said Board, provided that the employer is exempt from this 
Award in resyect of members of organisatioas who have ‘Federal Awards binding the employer. 

Jt shall take effect fourteen days afcer its publication in the Orr nner Gazette, and shall re- 
main in foree thereafter for a period of two years. — 

This Award is nade on the basis of Harbour Trust Regulations now existing. Inthe event of the 
regulations being altered leave is reserved to apply for variation, 

Leave is reserved to the employer to apply to the Court for variation of this Award in the event, 
of the amen iment or Bese of section 26 of the {ndustrial Arbitration Act, 1912. 


T. ROLIN, 
- Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 


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6532 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE. No, 169, [8 Dro, 1928 
[3760] . ( Teaser el Registrar’s Office, | 


Sydney, 8th December, 1922. 


THE following-Award of the Court made in exercise of the powers conferred on it by 
section 14 of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, determining certain industrial matters 
arising in and in relation to the industries and callings in respect of which the Storemen: 
and Packers, Wool, &c,, Stores (State) Board is constituted (constitution published at page 
4477_of No. 87 of Government Gazette dated 24th February, 1922—see also ‘Industrial 
Gazette, vol, xxi, page 408), is published in accordance with the provisions of the Act and 
the Regulations thereunder, ey 
{ F. W. KITCHING, : 

(No, 3,598.) . Industrial Registrar, 


No. 558 of 1922. . ” 
Storemen and Packers, Wool, &c., Stores (State) Board. 


Application by the Sydney Wool and Produce Selling Brokers, Industrial Union of — _, 
Employers, and others. og 


Wednesday, the 29th day of November, 1922. 
Storemen and Packers, Wool, &c., Stores (State) Award. er 
(Eight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1922.) 


IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES, 


1. The ordinary working hours of storemen and packers employed in wool, skin, and | 


hide stores, which were fixed by proclamation published in Government Gazette. No. 187 

of 16th September, 1921, at 44 per week, are hereby varied, and shall be worked as 
follows :— : ee aM 
Hours of Work. : 

(i) In Wool-selling Brokers’ Steres and Wool-dumping Stores— 

(a) The ordinary working hours exclusive of meal times shall not exceed 45 per 

week from the first day of September to the last day of February, both in- 


clusive, in each year, and 44 hours per week from the first day of March to - 


the last day of August, both inclusive, in each year. 

(vb) In wool selling brokers’ stores the said 48 hours per week shall be worked 
between 7.30 a.m. and 5.12 p.m. Monday to Friday inclusive, and 7.30 a.m, 
and 12 noon on Saturday. And the said 44 hours per week shall be worked 
between 8 a.m, and 5 p.m, Monday to Friday inclusive, and 8 a.m. and 12 noon 
on Saturday. ( . 

(c) In wool dumping stores the said 48 hours per week shall be worked between 
7.45 a.m. and 5.30 p.m. Monday to Kriday inclusive, and 7.45 a.m. and 12 noon 
on Saturday. And the said 44 hours per week shall be worked between 8 a.m, 
and 5 p.m. Monday to Friday inclusive, and 8 a.m, and 12 noon on Saturday. 

(ii) In Station Produce Stores and Departments— , 

(a) Except as hereinafter provided, the ordinary working hours, exclusive of meal 
times, Shall not exceed 48 per week for six months of the year and 44 for the 
remaining six months. Ti $ 
The employer shall, on giving not less than seven days’ notice, dating from 
pay day, have the option of choosing a period of time, not being less than one 
month nor more than six months, during which hot more than 48 hours nor 


(D) 


— 


more than 44 hours per week may be worked, as the case may be, but in no. 


case shall 48 hours per week be worked for more than six months in aby one 

year without payment of overtime. fe 
(c) For the purposes of this clause the year shall commence on the 1st Sep- 
tember, ae 
(d) The said 48 hours per week shall be worked between 7 30. a.m,.and 5.12 p.m. 
Monday to Friday inclusive, and between 7.50 a.m. and 12 noon on Saturday. 
And the said 44 hours per week shall be worked between 5 a.m, and 5 p.m. 

; Monday to Friday inclusive, and between 8 a.m. and 12 noon on Saturday. 

(ec) Further the employer may, in the event of the foregoing system failing to 
suit the exigencies of his business, elect to work his employees for the dura- 


tion of this Award not more than 46 hours per week, limited to eight and = 


two-fifths hours daily, between 7.30 a.m, and 5.30 ip.m..Monday to Friday 
inclusive, and four hours ‘between. 7.50 a.m. and 12 noon on Saturday. In 
such eases each employer shall have the right within the limits herein pre- 


scribed to fix the starting times for his employees. Such times on being fixed 


shall not be altered without seven days’ notice. 
(iii) In Skin and Hide Stores other than Statjon Produce Stores— 
The ordinary working hours exclusive of meal times shall not exceed 48 per week, 
limited to eight and four-fifths hours daily between 5 a.m. and > 5.45 p.m. 
Monday to Friday inclusiye, and four hours between 8 a.m. and 12 noon on 
. Saturday: Provided that where an employee is required to take delivery of 
sheepskins during the period commencing 1st ‘September and ending 31st 
March in each year he may be called upen to commence work at 7.30 a.m, on 
Saturday. ‘ 
2. This Award shall apply to storemen and packers in wool and station produce 
stores and skin and hide stores within the jurisdiction of the Storemen and Packers, Wool, 
&¢., Stores (State) Board in the State, excluding the county, of Yancowinna, and excluding 
the area within a radius of 10 miles round the post and telegraph office, Newcastle, and 
excluding the towns‘of East and West Maitland. _ 

It shall take effect fourteen days after publication in the Government Gazette, and 
shall remain in force thereafter for a period of one year. . 

Leave is reserved to employers and employees to apply to the Court as they may be 
advised should the Commonwealth Court of Conciliation and Arbitration maké any altera- 
tion in the hours prescribed by the Award of that Court made on 20th day of December, 
1920, in a matter entitled “In the matter of the Federated Storemen and Packers’ Union 
of Australia and the Australian Mercantile Land and Finance Company Limited and 
others, No. 111 of 1920.” 

lig T, RODIN, k. 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 


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[3791] Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
’ ‘ ’ Sydney, 8th December, 1922. 


THF following Award of the Deputy Couri for the District of Newcastle made in exercise of the powers 
conferred on it by section 14 of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, determining certain industrial 
matters arising in and in relation to the industries and callings in respect of which the Shop Assistants, &c. 
(Country) and the Shop Assistants, &c, (Metropolitan and Newcastle) Boards are coastituted (constitu- 
tions published respectively at pages 1455 and 1466 of No. 37 of Government Gazette, dated 24th, 
February, 1922—see also Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi, pages 385 and 386), is published in accordance 
with the provisions of the Act and the Regulations thereunder. 
F. W. KITCHING, 
(No. 3,601.) Industrial Registrar. 





IN THE DEPUTY COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES, 
FOR THE DISTRICT OF NEWCASTLE. — | 


No, 4 of 1922. 
Shop Assistants, &c. (Country), and the Shop Assistants, &c. (Metropolitan’and Newcastle) Boards. 


Application by the Shop Assistants and Warehouse Hmployees’ Federation of Australia, New South 
wales and the Australian Clerical Association, New South Wales Branch, Industrial Unions of 
mployees. 


Wednesday, the 15th day of November, 1922. 
Shop Assistants &c. (Northumberland) Award. 


1. Hours of Work. 


The hours for which the wages hereinafter specified to be paid shall not be more than 44 per 
week. Such hours may be worked without payment of overtime between the hours of 8 a.m. and 6 p.m, 
on four days, Monday to Thursday inclusive ; 8 a.m. and 9 p-m,on the usual late shopping night ; and 
8 a.m. and 1 p.m. on Saturday: Provided that work may begin not earlier than 7 a.m., but if so begun 
employees must be allowed one hour for breakfast. 


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2. Meal Hours. 


_ _ All employees shall be allowed not more than nor less than one hour for each meal, as follows :— 
Breakfast, between 8 a.m, and 9 a.m. ; dinner, between 12 noon and 2°30 p.m.,; and tea, between 5 p.m, 
and 7'30 p.m.: Provided that in any shop in which a clean room and sufficient crockery-ware, cutlery, 
and hot water are provided for the accommodation of the employees, the meal hour may be 45 minutes, 
Any employee required to work during the meal times within the hours abovementioned shall be paid 
double rates for such meal time. 


3. Wages. 
(a) Wages shall not be less than the rates set out in the following scale :— 
ay 7 ; Males. Females. 
Per week. Per week. 
: 8. d. Bd, 
Under 15 years of age... ‘ee tee ae me a 4 tae, O 10 0 
At 15 years of age acc bs Sy: < is ee Lor O 12 6 
At 16 years of age oe ee ive ase ge woe BAG 16 3 
At 17 years of age — bas sae Se oe ie Poe iat Paes: 20 3 
At 18 years of age He a Teg aerr ae ose SG 25 9 
At 19 years of age iva va be Pi pee se Do, O 81. 0 
At 20 years of age ay ay ee a wae ie OD. 6 34° 9 
At 21 years of age was tae Ae see a 1 XeTS: 39 6 
At 22 years of age Re aes #y hs ur neater, 44 6 
At 23 years of age andover ... aoe nee we 92 6 50 6 


' Males or females entering the trade between the ages of 16 and 20 years without previous 
experience may be employed for a period of twelve months at 20 per cent. less than the Award rates. — 


Any adult certified by the Industrial Registrar to be inexperienced may be employed for such 
period and rate as the Industrial Registrar may certify to be proper. 


(6) Casuals.—Employees employed for less than one week shall be paid—males, 28, 6d.; females, 
Is, 4d. per hour; with a minimum of: males, 10s.; females, 6s. 


(ce) Départmental or Branch Shop Managers.—A shop assistant in charge of a department with 
the duty of buying or selecting for his department, not having less than two assistants under him— 


_ males, £5 5s.; females, £3 8s. 6d. per week; having three or more assistants under him—males, 


£5 10s.; females, £3 13s. 6d. per week. ; 


(2) Managers.—Shop assistants in charge of a shop with or without the dnty of buying and 
continuously in charge, whether known as manager or not, who works as a shop assistant, but who is 
not principally engaged in the direction and control of other employees—males, £5 6s.; females, 
£3 83. 6d. per week ; having not lessthan three nor more than five employees under him—males, £5 10s, ; 
praise 19s. 6d. per week; having six or more employees under him—males, £6; females, £4 9s. 6d. 
per week. 


e, Window Dresser—An employee principally engaged in dressing windows—males, £5 ; 
females, £3 19s. 6d. per week. 


(f) Shop Walker.—An employee principally engaged in walking the floor, supervising sales, or 


checking bills, &c.—males, £5 ; females, £3 6s. per week. 


*4, Overtime and Tea Money. 


_ (a) Overtime at the rate of time and ahalf shal! be paid for all time worked before the starting and 
after the finishing time hereinbefore stated, except in the case of Christmas Eve and Thursday preceding 
Good Friday, and for all time in excess of 44 hours, and such overtime shall be paid notwithstanding 
the occurrence of a holiday or holidays in the week’s work, and all holidays shall be counted as time 
worked. Provided that this subclause shall not apply to managers. 


(6) All time worked on Sunday, or any of the following holidays or days observed as such 
shall be paid for at the rate of double time, in addition to weekly wage actually paid. The said holidays 
are :—New Year’s Day, Anniversary Day, Good Friday, Easter Saturday, Easter Monday, King’s 
Birthday, Prince of Wales Birthday, Hight-hour Day ( Newcastle, where observed), Christmas Day and 
Boxing Day, provided that in the week including Good Friday and Easter Saturday, no overtime shall be 
payapole to any employee who has not done more than 44 hours actual work, 


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(c) Provided that on any day on which the employer allows his employees to begin to coverstock _ 
at not less than five minutes before the finishing time hes einbefore mentioned, he may work his employees 


at periods other than “Sale” periods for ten minutes, ani at “Sale’’ periods for twenty minutes after 


the said finishing time to attend to any customer who is in the shop at the said finishing time, or to put. 


away stock after attending to the customer, On such occasions the finishing time shall be at periods 
other than * Sale’? periods extended to ten minutes, and at " Nale ” periods to twenty minutes after the 
said finishing time. : 
* Sale? pericds shall not exceed three weeks in any one half-year. ; a 
(d) Aoy employee required to work after 7 p.m. on other than the usual late shopping night shall 
be paid not less than 1s. 6d, tea money. ‘ . 
5. Time of Payment of Wages and Overtime. : 


“All wages and overtime shall be paid weekly, and on some day other tnan Friday or Saturday, 
and up to the second day preceding such pay day. 
6, Termination of Employment. os 
To terminate the engagement either side may give ¢r take a moment’s notice. 
7. Absence without Leave. 

Any employee who absents himself or herself, without leave, on the day preceding or succeeding 
anv holiday, shall be liable to forfeit his or her wages fer the day on which he or she so absents himself 
ov herself as well as for such holiday. Any employee absenting himself or herself without leaye on any 
other day shall be liable to forfeit his or her wages for the period of his or her absence, 

8. Defimtion. ; 

In this Award a shop assistant means a shop assistant in the ordinary acceptation of the term 
(excepting the clerical division). 

9. Exemptions. 

(a) Pastoralists and persons keeping stores for thejeonvenience of einployees employed by, or on 
behalf of, such pastoralists, and not for the purpose of trade, are exempted from the operations of this 
Award. . 

(b) Cooked provision shops, newsagents (only) shops, fruit shops, confectionery shops, greengrocery 
shops, florists’ shops, cake and pastry shops, and refreshment shops in which the conditions hereinunder 
(i) (ii) (iii) and (iv) are observed, are exempted from the operations of clauses 1 and 4 (b) of this Award. 

(i) The hours to constitute a week’s work shall not exceed 44. bag 

(ii) No broken shifts system shall be allowed in respect to female Jabour, except on two days in any 
week, and no female shall be allowed to work later than 10.55 p.m. 

(iii) Work done on Sunday or on any of the holidays mentioned in clause 4 of this Award shall be 


“, paid for at the rate of double time, or allowed one full day off during the succeeding week for 
each holiday worked. 


(iv) Not more than four nights shall be worked in any week, and not more than three nights in _ 


succession. 


(c) The New South Wales Bookstall Company Limited is hereby exempted from the operation 
of this Award in respect to bookstalls on ferry wharves, railway stations,! and tramway waiting- 
rooms during the continuance of an industrial agreement filed with the Industrial Registrar, 18th 
December, 1919, No. 842, made between the said Company and the Shop Assistants and Warehouse 
Employees Federation of Australia, New South, Wales, and in the condition that the provisions of the 
said agreement are ‘observed by the said Company pending an agreement being made by the same 
Company with the Newcastle and J)istrict Shop Assistants and Warehouse Employees Union, New 
South Wales. 

(d) George Edward Adams and Ways Limited are exempted from clause 3 (c) of this Award, 
provided that in each of the branch shops of the said employers there shall be one female employee 
paid not less than the rate set out in clause 8 (a) for a female of the age of 23 years and over. | 

(€) Notwithstanding anything contained in the Award, all work not exceeding eight hours daily 
performed by the employees of the Australasian Conference Association Limited, at Coorambong only, 
from Sunday to Thursday, inclusive, between the hours specified in the Award as the ordinary daily 
working hours per week on Monday to Friday, shall be regarded as haying been performed by such 


employees in the ordinary daily working hours of the Award. The ordinary working hours of suck 


employees on Friday shall not exceed four hours, to be worked between tne usual strating time fixed 
by the Award for work on Saturday or the day usually observed as the halt-holiday, Any work done 
after the finisbiog time on Friday or such day usuaily observed as a hali-holiday, and before the regular 


starting time on Sunday morning, shall be deemed overtime, and shall be paid for at double rates. . 


This exemption shall apply only to such employees of the said Association as are Seventh Day Adventists 
and who are employed at Coorambong. Except in so far as the said Association is hereby expressly 
exempted, the provisions of the said Award shall apply to it and its emp'oyees. 
leave is reserved to the parties to apply to the Court to vary this exemption at any time. 
10. Area, Incidence and Duration. 
This Award rescinds and replaces the following Awards :— 
(a) Shop Assistants, Drapers, Tobacconists, &c, (Newcastle) Award published in Government 
Gazette No. 75 of 16th April, 1920, as varied in Government Gizettes, No. 134 of 16th July, 
1920, No, 198 of 12th November, 1920, No. 43 of 24th March, 1921, No. 55 of 15th Apmil, 
shee No. 188 of 23rd December, 1921, No, 40 of 3rd March, 1922, and No, 111 of 21st July, 
1922, , see stead oh 
(>) Shop Assistants, Grocers (Newcastle) Award published in Goyernnent Gazette No. 248 of 31st 
October, 1919, as varied in Government Gazettes No. 271 of 19th December, 1919, No, 180 of 
9th July, 1920, and No. 45 of 1st April, 1921. et ais a 
(c) Shop Assistants, &c. (Northumberland, Country) Award, published in Government Gazette, 
No. 1384 of 16th July, 1620, as varied in Government Gazettes No. 198 of 12th November, 
1920, No. 210 of 10th December, 1920, No. 45 of ist April, 1921, No. 89 of 24th June, 1921, 
No. 184 of 16th December, 1221, No. 43 of 10th March, 1922 (corrected in Goyernment 
Gazette No. 56 of 31st March, 1922), and No. 151 of 27th October, 1922. . 
It shall apply to shop assistants in all shops (excepting pharmaceutical shops, chemists and 
druggists shops, and such public and private dispensaries as are shops within the meaning of the Act) 
within the jurisdiction of the Shop Assistants, &c, (Country) and the Shop Assistants, &c. (Metropolitan 


and Newcastle) Boards, in the county-of Northumberland, the municipality of Raymond Terrace, and 
the parish of Stockton, | Bi 2 De 73 


_.., Af shall also apply to cashiers and office assistants employed in or in connection with retail shops 
‘within the jurisdiction of the said Boards and within the said area, excepting the area within a radius 
of ten miles round the Post Office, Newcastle. Se 


It shall take effect seven days after publication in the Government Gazette, and shall remain in 
force thereafter for a period of one year. oni | 


Leave is reserved to the employees, to apply, as they may be adyised, for a variation of this 
Award in respect of proportion of improvers, preference to unionists, and annual holidays, — : 


«> H.R. CUBLEWIS, 
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Sydney, 8th Decembar, 1922. 


_ THE following Order of the Court varying tho Award of tie Court, published in Government Gazette 
of the 21st October, 121 (20 I.G. 1,204), made in and in relation to the industries and callings in 
respect of which the Government Ruilways (Loco and Stores) Board is constituted (constitution. pub- 
_ lished at page 1467 of No. 37 of Government Gazette dated 24th February, 1922—see also Industrial 
- Gazette, vol. xxi, page 383), us varied by Orders of the Uours published ia Goyerament Gazettes of 18th 
November, 1921 (20 £:G. 1203), 17th Marca, 1922 (21 LG. 1110), 2st July, 1922 (2% 1.G. 450), 25th 
August, 1922 (22 [.@. 453), and 22nd September, 1922 (22 L.G, 944), is published in accordance with 
- thé provisions of the Indascriat Arbitration Act, 1912, and the Regulations thereunder: 


rape ¥, W. KITCHING, 
(No. 3,599.) Industrial Registrar. 


IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
No. 528 of 1922, 


. Government Railways (Loco and Stores) Board. 





Application by the Railway Commissioners for New South Wales, Industrial Union of Employers. 
Wednesday, the 29th day of November, 1922. a 


Government Railways (Refreshment Rooms Wages Staff) Award. ' 
Variation. 


1. Delete clause 4, Wages, of the said Award, gagetted 21st October, 1921, as varied in Gazettes 
of 18th November, 1:21, 17th March, 1922, 2ist July, 1922, 25th August, 1922, and 22nd September, 
1922, and substitute ia lieu thereof the following clause — 

4, Wages. . 
Wherever in this Award a sum is mentioned a3 wages, such sum shall be taken to mean at 
the rate of wages mentioned ‘‘ per week.” - 


The following shall be the minimum weekly rates of wages which, except where otherwise 
expressed, shall be for adult male employees and for female employees of any age :— 


(i) Ccoks in Class A. 

(a) Where five or more. cooks are usuully employed—Chef, male £7 3s., female £4 7s.; second 
cook, male £5 1és., female £3 9s.; pastry, pudding or sweet cook, male £5 5s, 6d., female 
£3 4s. 6d.; third cook or relief cook, male £65 Os. 6d., female £3 lz. 6d.; sécond pastry 
cook, male £4.13s., female £217s.; grill or stove cook, male £4 10s, 6d., female £2 lds. 
Gd. ; vegetable; assistant or other cook, male £4 3s., female £2 11s. 


(6) Where four cooks: are usually employed—Chef, male £6 8s., female £3 18s.;\ second cook, 
male £5 8s., female £3 6s.; pastry, pudding, sweet or third cook, male £4 15s, 6d., female 
£2 18s, 6d.; vegetable, assistant or other cook, male £4 3s., female £2 11s. 


(c) Where three cooks ‘are usually employed—Chef, male £5 18s., female £3 128.; second 
cook, male £4, 18s., female £3; third cook, vegetable, assistant or other cook, male £4 3s., 
female £2 11s. : 


(d) Where two cooks aré-usually employed—Chef, male £5 4s.,. female £3 38.; second, grill 
stove, pastry, vegetable, assistant or other cook, male £4.8s., female £2 14s. 


(e) Where one cook is usually employed—Male £5 3s., female £3 3s. 


(ii) Cooks in Class B. 


_ (a) Where five or more cooks are usually employed :—Chef, male £6 13s,, female £4 Is. ; 

- second cook, male, £5 5s. 6d., female £3 4s. 6d; third cook, pudding, sweet or pastry 

~ cook, male, £4. 18s., female £2 17s.; grill or relief cook, male £4 10s. 6d., female 
£2 15s. 6d.; vegetable, assistant or other cook, male £4 3s8., female £2 11s. 


' (b)*Where four cooks are usually employed :—Chef, male £6 3s., female £3 15s. ; second cook, 
male £5 Os. 6d.; female £3 lis. 6d.; third cook, relief, pudding or sweet cook, male 
‘£4 83., female £2 14s.; vegetable, assistant or other cook, male £4 33., female £2 11s. 


(c) Where three cooks are usually employed :—Chef, male £5 13s., female £3 83. 6d.; second. 
pastry, sweet, pudding, stove or grill cook, male £4 18s., female £3 ; vegetable, assistant or 
‘other cook, male £4 38,, female £211s.  ° 


‘(d) Where two cooks are usually employed:—Chef, male £5 33., female, £8 28. 6d.; second, 
cook, male £4 &s,, female £2 14s. ; 


(ec) Where one cook is usually employed :—Male, £4 18s., female £3. 


* (iii) Female Cook alone. 


In meal-rooms and tea-rooms, where only one meal is served to the public, and a female cook is 
the only person employed in the kitchen, such female cook shall receive £2 17s. 


(iv) Cooks in Tea-rooms, — 


Male £4 33, female £2 7s. 
(v) Kitchenmen. 


Kitchenmen, including kitchenmen attending to the hot water service :—Class A, £408, 6d, 
Class B, £3 18s. 
(vi) Kitchenmaids. 


Kitchenmaids :—Class A, £2 88., Class B, £2 5s. 


‘ - (vii) Waiters and Pantrymen. 
(a) Waiters—cluss A, £4 3s.; class B, £4 Os. 6d. 
-(b) Pantrymen—class A, £4 0a, 6d. ; class B, £3 18s. 
(c) Waiters attending upon other employees, £3 18s. 


(viii) Waitresses and Pantrymaids. : 
(a) Waitresses—head waitresses, class A, £2 163,; class B, £2 12s, . Waitresses—cluas A, 


£2 lis.; class B, £2 7s. 


(b) Waitresses employed exclusively in serving drinks in class B—head waitress, £2 9s. 6d. ; 
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(c) Improver waitresses in meal-rooms may be as for a period not Seas six months 
in the proportion of one to four or fraction of four waitresses at the following rates :— 
£1 17s, 2d. for the first three months, £2-2s. for the second three months, eae thereafter 
at the rate for meal-room waitresses in their respective classes, 


(d) Pantrymaids—class A, £2 8s.; clases B, £2 5s. 
(e) Mid-day waitresses at Central Refreshment Room, £1 1s. 7d. per week of six days, or 


£1 Gs. per week of seven days. One meal per day is to be provided. A mid-day waitress 
is one who works from not earlier than 11°45 a.m. until not later than 3 p.m. 


(f) Part-day waitresses elsewhere in meal-rooms and tea-rooms, £1 1s. 7d. per week of six | 
days or £1 6s. per week of seven days. One meal per day is to be pry A part- eh 
waitress is one who works not more than 32 hours per day. 

(gy) Three-quarter-day waitresses in meal-rooms or tea-rooms, £1 19s. 6d. per week of st fa 
or £1 19s. 6d. per week of seven days. ‘wo meals per day tv be provided on each three- 
quarter-day, but on the week-day when the waitress is allowed off at 2 p.m., under the 
Early Closing Act, one meal only may be provided. A three-quarter-day waitress is one 
who works jrom,not earlier than 11°45 a.m. until not later than 7°45 p.m.. 


(2) Tea Room Waitress—Head waitress, £2 8s. 6d.; waitress, £2 3s. 6d. 
(i) Tea-room pantrymaide, £2 2s. 6d. 


(j) Tea-room improver waitresses may be employed in tea-rooms at from 14 to 16 years of age 
in the proportion of one to four or fraction of four waitresses at the following rates :— 


First three months, £1 11s. 3d.; the following six months, £1 14s. 5d.; the following 
three months, £1 18s. 2d.; and ‘thereaf ter at the rate for tea-room waitresses, 


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(ix) Butchers employed in Meal-rooms. 
(a) First hands, £4 10s. 6d _ ; (b) second hands, £4 Os. 6d. 


(x) Storemen or Cellarmen. 

(a) First hands, £4 5s. 6d. ; assistant, £8 18s. 

(6) Definition—A storeman or cellarman means a person who is in charge of, responsible for, 
or substantially engaged in looking after the contents of a store or cellar in meal-rooms 
or tea-rooms, 

(xi) Watchmen. 
Night watchmen employed in meal-rooms or tea-rooms, £4 13s, 
(xii) Usefuls. 


General usefuls (male) employed in meal-rooms or tea-rooms, £3 18s. 


(xiii) Female General Servants. : > 


(a) General servants, £2 5s, 
(b) Housemaids and linenmaids, £2 9s. 6d. 
(c) Laundresses, £2 7s. 
(xiv) Counter Hands or Cashiers. 


Counter hands or Cashi'rs (male or female) employed in meal-rooms or tea-rooms, shall] receive 
the minimum wage herein prescribed for waiters or waitresses in their respective classes. 
| (xv) Night Cleaners, ee 
Male, £4 3s, 6d.; female, £2 3s. 6d. 


(xvi) Female Bar Hands. 
Barmaids, £2 12s. 6d. 
(xvii) Counter Hands in Kiosks. 


Males. Females. 
Ge Teds £ 8, 

Under 15 years of age oe HA fe ies oe ASO Uh On, 85,2 
At 15 years of age ... isn i 5 me ee Te Raye) COT Oey: 
At 16 years of age ... nae ae eee ae vee eS 014 il 
At 17 years of age ... Be tas ibe Re ver del aee 6 Ones 
At 18 years of age ... ae Se vd ee Bape iAP Bie 93 15.6."3 
At 19 years of age .., se 4s oe ice ea Se LS 110 4 
At 20 years of age ... as se ic se wee FAB 114 5 
At 21 years of age ,. 4, in ie hele eae Lose 1519 5.6 
At 22 years of age . ios Rie ee odin w2 2G. 2 4.6 
At 23 years of ave and over 4 12 6 213.6 


Males or females employed between the ages of 16 and 20 years without, previous experience 
may, for the first year, be paid 20 per cent. icss than the abovementioned rates 
Head girls, shall be paid 5s. per week additionally to the abovementioned rates. 


(xviii) Other employees not otherwise provided for. 
(a) Males, £3 18s. ; (4) Females, £1 19s. 6d. 


(xix) Relief work. ° 
Any ewployee not regularly engaged on relief duties, e rployed temporarily i in a higher giade 


than that to which he has been permanently appointed, shall, while so employed, be paid the 
minimum rate payable in such higher grade, provided such mivimum be not less than he is already 
receiving. 


Provided that if the necessity for any employee relieving a hisher-paid employee shall arise 


by reason of the act or default of the latter, there may be deducted from the wages of such higher 
paid employee the amount necessary to supplement the wages of the relieving employee. 


2. Delete from clause 5, Board and. Lodging, of the said Award, as varied in Gazettes of 17th 
March, 1922, and 21st July, 1922, the words and figures, “and 20s. per week in the case of females,” 
and substitute in lieu thereof the SI OTERS ‘® words and figures ‘‘ and 19s. 3d. pee week in we case of, 
females ”’ 


3. This variation shall take effect fourteen days after publication in the Government vp aie 


and shall remain in force thereafter until the 3rd ey. of November, 1923. 


T. ROLIN, 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial ‘pide 


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us ae |: . a NBS Intiuayeia i mestathante Office, ° j : 


Sydney, 8th December, 1922, 


) THE following Order of the Court varying the Award of the Court published in Govern. 

; bs ment Gazette of the 9th January, 1920 (17 I.G. 142), made in and in relation to the 

5 industries and callings in respect of which the Cabinetmakers, &c.’(State) Board is con- 
stituted (constitution published at page 1447 of No, 37 of Government Gazette dated 24th 
February, 1922—see also Industrial Gazette. yol. xxi, page 348), as varied by Orders of 
the Court published in Government Gazettes of 19th November, 1920 (18 1.G. 949) and 11th 
August, 1922 (22 1.G. 878), is published in accordance with the provisions of the Industrial 
Arbitration Act, 1912, and the Regulations thereunder. 
ay . ; ; EF. W. KITCHING, 

(No. 3,595.) ~ Industrial Registrar. 





IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NHW SOUTH WALBKS. 
} No, 559 of 1922. ( 
Bee: Cabinetmakers, &c. (State) Board. 


oar Application by the Retail Traders’ Association of New South Wales, Industrial Union of 
ao Employers. 

3 Wednesday, the 22nd day of November, 1922. > 

; : Pianoforte Makers (State) Award. 

4 Variation. , 


(Eight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1922.) 


1. The ordinary hours of employees, which were fixed by proclamations published 

, - in Government Gazettes No. 57 of 16th April, 1921, and No. 69 of 18th May, 1921, at 44 per 

r week, are hereby varied, and shall be 48 hours per week, to be worked as follows :— 

ee = Forty-eight hours jshall constitute a week’s work. The said hours shall be, 

7 ‘ worked as follows :—8? hours per day from Monday to Friday, both inclusive, and 44 

hours on Saturday. — ; 

ak . The working time shall be between the hours of 7.30 a.m. and 6 p.m. from Monday 

to Friday, both inclusive, and 7.30 a.m. and 1 p.m. on Saturday. 

; : All time worked before or after the recognised starting and ceasing hours shall 
be classed as and paid for as overtime, except ih the case of metropolitan tuners other 
than factory tuners, where overtime shall only run and be paid for after 48 hours in x 

! any one week have been worked. } 

2. This variation shall take effect from the 5th day of January, 1923, inclusive, and 
shall remain in force thereafter until the 22nd day of January, 1928, 


W. EDMUNDS, 
Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 





13770] Industrial Registrar's Office, 
Sydney, 8th December, 1922, 


THE <ollowing Award of the Court made in exercise of the powers conferred :on it by 
. section 14 of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, determining certain industrial matters 

arising in and in relation to the industries and callings in respect of which the Aerated 

Waters, &c. (State) Board is constituted (constitution published at page 1441 of No. 37 

of Government Gazette dated 24th February, 1922—see also Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi, 

page 3387) is published in accordance with the provisions of the Act ‘and the Regulations 

thereunder. 

, : FE. W. KITCHING, 
(No. 3,594.) Industria] Registrar. 





IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
No. 461 of 1922. 

Aerated Waters, &¢. (State) Board. 

j Application by Schweppes Limited. 
Pie Thursday, the 23rd day of November, 1922. 
Aerated Waters (Cumberland) Award. 
(Eight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1922.) 

1. Terms of Employment. 


All employees shall be engaged by the week and paid weekly. A week’s notice shall 
be given by the employer or the employee to terminate employment, or in lieu of such 
notice a week’s wages shall be paid. The weck’s work shall terminate at quitting time on 
Wednesday, and pay-day shall not be later than Thursday of each week. Absence from 

- work owing to sickness may be deducted. 


2. Hours of Labour. 


Hach employee shall have a fixed starting and quitting time, alterable at seven days’ 
notice. The ordinary hours of labour for all employees, subject as is hereinafter provided, 
shall be forty-eight hours per week, Monday to Friday, eight and three-quarter hours each 
day; Saturday, four and a quarter hours. The said hours, Monday to Friday, shall be 
worked between the hours of 6 a.m. and 6 p.in., and on Saturday shall be worked between 
the hours of 6 a.m. and 12 noon, exclusive of meal hours, and the employees shall have the 
right to make either one or two meal hours, »ut the said meal. hours shall not exceed one 
hour each. 

With regard to drivers, grooms, and wvaggon boys, the hours of labour, at the 
employers’ option, muy be, Monday to l'riday, eight and one-half hours each day, and shall 
be worked between the hours of 6 a.m, and 3.15 p.m., and on Saturday, five and one-half 
hours, to be worked between the hours of 6 a.m. and 1 p.m. with a break of half an hour 
for breakfast, but such break may be optional. 


5. Casual Hmployees. ; 
Casual employee shall mean and be deemed to be any employee engaged for a Icss 
period than forty-eight hours each week, and shall receive wages at casual rates per hour 
equivalent to one-fifth more than the weekly rate provided for in this Award. 
‘ 4, Overtirie Rates. 
All work petformed before or after the regular starting and quitting time shall be 
paid for at the rate of time and a half. 


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: Di; Wages. 
The following shall be the minimum rates of wages per week for males Boing the 
following work :— 


ie % Grade— oe eee et : Lege As 
bah 4 : Dass ha 
Taking charge of machinery. or gas epliiiders Dr cis UpeM Cre a2 See hyo ~ 4:18- 6 
a Be Grade— ea. Ws 
Bottling aerated or carboiihted. waters (/...1....0325 Be ti. OL Maid om aoe aE a BS 


*O Grade— 
Washing bottles by machinery or hand brush, ér packing into straw, 


tie tallying, loading, and stackitig cases °...¢lic soll... Me Seen 45% 
_,. Box repdirers did wood workers ...... ASAE rt: Semen mf Pb ey: 4 9 O 
“DPD” Grade— 

Villing in, and rinsing where no brush is used, wiring, tying, stacking _ 
cases or loadig, Where stich. stacking cases or loading is incidental 
. to general work. When employee is— 
Under 18 years, of age) as.%. ss. PR RS Os MANES G's She Sg pute tes tae ns pT as 
18 and under 49 years Of ASE oii.5 ees brat eozas oi [Ags aie asabe ete alle pe Ue 3) 
19 atid under 20 years of age ...:.-.5 ny Sr eee ML eeu APSF SES Oiica Dato NEMS Lf Wl 
e 20 and under 24: years of age .. a. %., FRAUD SAE Gara SEE sea, Ufa 


Provided that lIoading incidental to gerieral work shall not be deemed to include 
loading from a stack already- made. ‘ 
“Hh” Grade } E 
General work, including syrup room. work, syphoning, stoppering, sighting, 
capsuling, labelling, wrapping, wiping, cleaning up, niarking cases, and 
any other work not specified above. Where employee is— 





Under: 1% years of age is. e.g sk AEE R RMA eet ori ah ae yo PESO ED Ceci Rist, 
17 and, Under 1S Pears OP ABE Sse ta Seiad ea Ort Serie: We 5 Manet & i 
1S and Uiider 19 years of age ii. 234.0%... .5; Ets AIPRECCE RE eee ee OE 
19 and uiider 20 years’ of age ..ocid. Oo lg DEM ale acres Sates So Sh A 
20. and: ander 21 Vyears weiagerc. Picistae fae sees shivers Ul Ba 9 , 
Wait WAAR SORA Os se RM PS Pe eo ee Oe ee 4.3.6 


Norr.—Boys in the labelling depabtiicnt nay do stacking of cases ‘incidental to their 
work to. a height not exceeding 5 hie 
, Female Labour. 
The following shall be the nihtaain weekly rates of pay for females doing the 
following work :— £  Serd, 
Syphoning, stoppering, capsuling, sighting, cleaning, marking cases, foiling, 
labelling, wiping, wrapping and peeling or cutting up fruit or vegetables : ; 
but females shall not wash bottles, fill in, rinse, stack or-catty cases. 
Where employee -is— 


Unter 18 yeurs Of WEES LTR i ee oe eS sabeee egos Nuk ik See eal 

18 And wider TD “years Of Awe Ltt es: mats. FiGu eee mea cade ped: See nO 

19 and aiider, 2057CHLS ME ABS Ch Pie Coe yo Sethe coe is bub oy Rae actu otk 17°9258 

20 and under 21 years of age ..... hip BREE cater cam wat im Beet Aine Hae Byers oye ie! ELT os 

Adult females ..... Lenten ate Hares, Ree Ee an oe” are Re ak apy Dg Bikes So ae LD 
7. Sundays and Holidays. : 


AY work performed on Sundays and holidays, including stable work done on Sundiys 
by drivers and grooms in the employ of Tooth & Co. Limited and Tooheys Limited shall 
be phid for at the rate of double time, except as provided in clause 11 of this Award. If 
no work iS performed, the holiday of holidays shall be paid for as an ordinary day, The 
days on whieh New Year's Day, Anniversary Day, Good Friday, Daster Monday, Sovereign’s 
Birthday, Prince of Wales’ Birthday, Hight-hour Day, Christmas Day, Boxing Day, and the — pa 
Union Picnic Day ate observed shall be holidays. No deliveries whatsoever Shall be made 7 
or work (except. Stable Work)) performed by an employee on behalf of his employer on 
any holiday except New Yeat’s Day, Haster Monday, and Boxing Day. 


8. Drivers, Grooms, and Waggon Boys’ Starting and Quitting Time subject to clause 4 
as to Overtime. 


A driver shall not enter the premises in the morning before the. allotted starting 
time, and his time shall be taken from the time he enters the premises in the morning not F % 
being earlier than such allotted starting time and shall be deemed to cease half-an-hour 
after he enters the factory yard on lis last trip and has unloaded and re-loaded. Hach 
driver to groom all his own horses. For each additional horse above two, a quarter of an ~ 
hour extra shall be allowed. 
The time of Motor Drivers shall be deemed to cease when they enter the factory 
yard on their last trip and have unloaded and placed their motor lorries in the garage. 


9, Drivers, Grooms, and Waggon Boys. chaps ; 


pee Per week. 

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All employees, both driving and cleaning motor lorries of 5 tons and upwards, . 

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All employees, both driving and cleaning motor lorries, under 5 tons, shall be 
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Cleaners (exclusively) of motor lorries .i...53 PA ih se LOR SOM aA ED B pe AL 
All drivers of two horses shall be paid ............... Peete Laks pERE ao Sy OS 
All drivers of one borse shall be paid ....... PEEL Geos. ae eres ee et | 
All gtoonis Shall beypaid ...3. 00.0. 20. a Sp pst ok Ea Ak Lee Wha slad OER 4 Fe ee Oe teak 
All waggon boys 20 and under 21 years of BEE SS tie pte uae aces Gr CE eas Seb DMA 
All waggon boys 19and under:20 yedts of age oo... le casi. ae Os 
All jwaggon boys 18 And under 19 jvears of age. 3.5 te er ee gO 
All waggon boys 17 and under 18 years of age .......... WES Porsieet: igre dices bes Bs feet) 
All waggon boys under 17 VEar's Of age 50.5. UK Ae oe hee ee eee RED rR ak ebay eS 


10. Driving More Than Two Hota 


Any driver driving more than two horses, or having to groom or attend to any addi- 
tional horse over twe, shall be paid 6d. per day extra for each additional horse. 


‘ ii. Sunday Stable Work. 


Each driver and groom shall take his turn in rotation at Sunday Stable Work. and 
Shall be paid at the rate of 18s. 6d. per day for twenty-two horses and over fifteen; 11s. 6d. 
per day for fifteen horses and over ten; 9s. 6d. per day for ten horses and over eight; SS. 
per day for eight horses and under; and ‘the said work shall only consist of mucking- out, 





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watering, and feeding ; and the day’ s labour shal] not exceed eight hours, and shall be 
worked between the hours of 6 a.m. and 5 p.m., exclusive of meal hours. Upon'an affidavit 
by the employer of the incompetency of any eniployee for this work the’ Registrar may give 
leave, ex-parte, for his exclusion, 
PREM Vicks above proyisions are not to apply to Tooth & Co,, Limited, or Toohey’ s, Limited, 
and in respect of: those Companies the following provisions ‘shall apply : — 
Hach driver shall take his turn in rotation at Stable Work, which shall only consist: 


; of mucking-out, watering, and feeding, but shall not exceed twenty horses ‘each man. ‘The 
‘day’s labour shall not exceed nine hours. The said houts shall be worked between 6.30 


am. and 5 p.m., exclusive of meal hours. Hach driver so employed shall be paid the wage 
of twelve shillings and sixpence for the day’s work, 
12. Commission Rates, 

Hmployers shall have the right to employ drivers on any system of payment by 
commission : Provided that the drivers shall receive each weék not less than thé minimum 
wage for 48 hours, with overtime added at the rate of time:and a half; holiday rates to be 
allowed where holidays are worked, Such system of payment by commission shall be fixed 
in advanée from time to time at the employer’ $ disctetion. ‘ Drivers on commission shall 
not employ Ipbour. f 

13. Waggon Boys Loading. 


Waggon boys may assist in loading and unloading ¢ carts, and if any waggon boy is 
paid £1 7s, 3d. (not being less than his proper wage under clause 9 het veof) he may carry 
in goods to customers. 

14. Employment in Different Grades. 


Any employee in the industry working for any portion of a week at any work haying 
a higher minininm wage than ‘his usual wage, or inthe case of drivers with more or less 
than his usual number of horses, shall be ‘paid the proportional increase or decrease in 
wages for the time so worked by him. 


15. Interpretation of Award, 


Should any dispute arise as to the inter pretation of this Award, it may be referred 
to a representative of the Union and a representative of the Employer, and in the even 
of th ir disagreeing, or of either party neglecting or refusing to appoint a representativ e, 
it may he’ referred to the Court for determin: ution. This shall not he taken fo interfere 
Ww ith: any right” to proceed. for “1 breach of the Aw ard. 


16, Area, Incidence, and Duration, 


This Award ge inds and replaces the Award of the Court published in the Goyern- 
ment Gazette No. 102 of the 28th May, 1920, made in and in relation to the Industries and 
Callings in respect of which the Aerated Waters, &c. (State) Board is constituted, as-varied 
by Order of the Court published in the Government Gazette No. 202 of 19th November, 1920. 

It shall apply to the Industries and Callings of Aerated Waters and Beverage 


Makers, Bottlers, and Washers, and Carters, Grooms, and Stablemen, Yardmen, and Motor- 


waggon Driyers, Box Repairers, and Wood- workers, and Labourers employed in connection 
therewith within the jurisdiction of the said Board, wi aa the. county of Cumberland. 
It shall take effect from the 1st day of December, 1922, inclusive, and shall remain 
in force thereafter for two years. 
He. OURLEW RSs: 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 


[8778] NaS Fodustriat Sp cisliar's Office, 
Sydney, 8th December, 1922. 


THE following Order of the Court varying the Award of ie Osi published in Government 


Gazette of the 27th January, 1922, (2. L.G. 428) made i in and in relation to the industries and callings 


in respect of which the Government Railways and Tramways (Officers) Board is constituted (constitu- 
tion published at page 1469 of No. 37 of Government Gazette, dated 24th February; 1922—see also 
Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi, page 892), is published in accordance with the pearastons of the Industrial 
Arbitration Act, 1912, and the He Pepniatigne thereunder. 

FE. W. KITOHING, 


(No, 3,596.) ‘Industrial Registrar. 





IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES, 
No. 527 of 1922. 
Government Railways and Tramways (Officers) Board. 
Application! by the Railway Commissioners for New South Wales, Industrial Union of aegis tee 
‘ “ Weduesday, the 29th day of November, 1922. 
Government Railways and Tramways Salaried Officers (Female) Award. 
Variation. 


i. Delete clause iy Buineise, of the said Award, gazetted 27th & anuary, 1922, and substitute in 
lieu thereof the following clause :— 
1. Salaries. 


Pouinlos following the occupations of clerks, shorthand-writers, typistes, ateno-typistes, and 
tracers shall be paid the salaries set out hereunder : — 4 
: Per annum, 
Juniors— : be 
17 tolS8 years ofage ... us ‘ih Hy sh ies See ii ewe 
18 to19 years ofage ... Be § vee eae :5 vee ves «se --100 
19 to 20 years of age per is ‘ee Ae, ae was .. 116 
20 to 21 years of AE ase AY tee A ee wy Ss vee 141 
be "4 Minimum, Maximum. 
Seniors - G6 ee mas da tne ia ses see SLBL \ £216 
2. Delete from the last line of the first paragraph of clause 2, Increménts, of the said Award 
gazetted as aforesaid, the figures and - words ‘ gs £260 per annum,” aiid substitute in lieu thereof the 
figures and words ‘f £256 per annum.” ; 
__ 8. This variation shall take effect fourteen days after publication in the Government Gazette, 
and shall remain in ‘ae thereafter until Pe | 9th day of February, 1924. 
. T. ROLIN, 
Additional Judge of ae Court of patel Arbitration. 








6540 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 169. (8 Dro, 1922. 


[3751] Industrial Registrar’s Office, 


Sydney, Sth December, 1922. 


THE following Order of tfc Court varying the Award of the Court published:in Govern- 
ment Gazette of the 14th May, 1920 (17 I.G. 1121), made in and in relation to the industries 
* and eallings in respect of which the Storemen and Packers, Wholesale Oil and Colour 
Stores (State) Board is constituted (constitution published at page 1477 of No. 387 of Govern- 
ment Gazette, dated 24th February, 1922—see also Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi, page 408) as 
varied by Orders of the Court piped in Government Gazettes of 12th November, 1920 
(18 1L.G. 1067), and 11th August, 1922 (22 I.G. 511), is published in accordance with the 
provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, and the Regulations thereunder. 


F.. W. KITCHING, 
(No. 3,588. ) : peieees ae Registrar. 


IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW Se et WALES, 
No. 511 of 1922. j ae 
Storemen and Packers,. Wholesale Oil and Colour Stores ( State) Board. 
Application by the Neptune Oil Company Limited and other employers. 
Thursday, the 16th day of November, 1922. 
Storemen and Packers, Wholesale Oil and Colour Stores (State) Award. 

Variation. 

(Eight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1922.) 


1. Delete clause 2, Hours, of the said. Award, gazetted 14th May, 1920, as varied in 
Gazette of 11th August, 1922, and ae in lieu thereof the following clause :— 


. Hours. f 


Forty-eight hours shall Soriseieate a week’s work, and tney shall be srortod as 
follows :—NHight and three-quarter hours per day from Monday to Friday, both inclu- 
sive, and four and a quarter’ hours on Saturday, to be worked between the hours of 
7 aa. and 5.30 p.m., Monday to Friday, both inclusive, and 7 a.m. and noon on Saturday. 

Subject ta, the above, the hours of starting and knocking-off may be fixed by each 
employer, but latving been once fixed Shall not be altered without seven days’ notice. 

Where the industry necessitates a continuous process, three shifts of eight hours 
each may be worked, Overtime to be calculated on the basis only of an excess of eight 
hours, except when. overtime is worked on Sundays and holidays, _ Subject, however, to 
the provisions of clause 6 of this Award. 

The hours for breakfast and dinner shall be -fixed in each case by mutual 

arrangement, but once arranged shall net be altered without seven days’ notice. 

The hour for tea shall be the first hour after the usual knocking-off time. ~ 

The hour for supper shall be between 12 midnight and 1 a.m. 


2, Delete from clause 8, Wages, of the said Award, as varied in Gazettes of 12th 
November, 1920, and 11th August, 1922, the following words and figures :— 
“ Casual Labour.—Casual labour shall be paid at the rate of 2s. 64d. per hour. 
A leading casual hand shall be paid at the rate of 2s. 8d. per hour ;” 
and substitute in lieu thereof the following words and figures :— 
* Casual Labour.—Casual labour shall be paid at the rate of 2s. 4d, per hour. A 
leading casual hand shall be paid at the rate of 2s. 54d. per hour.” 


3. This variation shall take effect from the 1st day of December, 1922, inclusive, and 


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shall remain in force thereafter until the 20th day of July, 1923. s 


T. ROLIN, 7 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 





{3752] ; Industrial Registrar’s Office, — 
Sydney, Sth December, 1922. 


THE following Order of the Court varying the Award of the Court published in Govern- 
ment Gazette of the 10th June, 1921 (19 LG. 1,874), made in and in relation to the indus- 
tries and callings in, respect of which: the Glass Workers (State) Board is constituted 
(constitution published at page 1,447 of No. 87 of Government Gazette dated 24th February, 
1922—see also Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi, page 348) as varied by Orders of the Gourt 
ot ane in Government Gazettes of 13th April, 1922 (21 LG. 1,306), and 25th August, 
1922, (22 1.G. 380), is published in accordance with the provisions of the Tndustrial 
Arbitration Act, 1912, and the Regulations thereunder, — : 
¢ EX. W. KITCHING, 
(No. 3.590.) Industrial Registrar. 





IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
No, 546 of 1922, 
Glass Workers (State) Board. 


Application by the Glass Merchants Association of New South Wales, tegeshs Union 
of Employers. - 


Friday, the 17th day of November, 1922. 
Glass Workers (State) Award. 
Variation.’ 

"(Eight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1922.).- 


1. Delete clause 2, Hours of Labour, of the said Award, gazetted 10th June, 1921, 
and substitute in lieu thereof the following clause :— 


2. Hours of Labour. 


Forty- eight. hours shall. constitute a week’s work. Working hours shall be 
between 7.30 a.m, and 580 p.m. on five days, Monday to Friday inclusive, and between 
7.30 a.m. and 12 noon on Saturday. Within these hours the time of starting and 
leaving off work shall be mutually agreed between employers and employees, and not 
less than forty-two minutes shall be the allotted time allowed for dinner as provided 
in clause 9, 














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. Delete clause 3, Wages, of the said Award as varied in Gazettes of 18th April, 
Cee me 25th August, 1922, and substitute in lieu thereof the following clause : 
3. Wages, 
The minimum rates of wages shall be as follows = 

(@) Glass-cutter, glazier, beveller, and lead-light glazier, 2s. 1d. per hour. 

(b) Silverer, 2s. 14d. per hour, 

(¢) Cementers and surface polishers 17 to 21 years of age, 10 1/12d. per hour: over 
21 years of age, 1s. Std. per hour, 

{d) Casual employees, other than cementers and surface polishers, engaged on 
work not exceeding three days’ duration shall be paid at the rate of 2s. 44d. 
per hour, 





(e) Apprentices’ wages shall not be less than—— Per week. 
2 £ s..d. 

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‘3. Delete clause 8, Piece-work, of the said Award, as varied as aforesaid, and 
substitute in lieu thereof the following clause :— 


8. Piece-work. 


Prices for glazing steae stock sizes 13 inch thick, by piece-work, shall not be 
_ less than— : 
Four lights in a pair of sashes, 10 by 8, 64d. per pair; 10 by 12, 63d per pair; 
10. by 14, 74d. per pair; 16 by 10, Sad. ‘per pair; 14 by 12, 88d. per pair; 
a 16 by 12, 83d. per pair. : 
Twelve lights in a pair of sashes, 10 by 8, Tid. per pair; 10 by 12, 74d. per pair: 
.10 by 14, Ted. per pair; 16 by 10, 10gd. per pair; 14 by 12, 10d. per pair; 
16 by 12, 10gd. per pair. 

Casements, stock sizes, 7 by 3 and 7 by 34. Téd. per pair; margin lights, doors, 
stock sizes, 10¢d. each ; single sashes, 10 by 8 by 14, each four lights, 5d. per 
sash; 12 by 10 by 14 , each four lights, 5d. per sash; 14 by 10 and 16 by 10 by 
Tf. each four lights, 5a per sash; 14 by 12 by 14, each four lights, 54d. per 
sash. 

Any employee doing piece-work ‘shall have the sashes and doors brought, to him 
within a reasonable distance of the glazing bench, and shall stack sashes when glazed 
in pairs within the same distance, which should not exceed 20 feet. 

All work for which no piece- -work rate is provided in this Award ah be paid 
for at the weekly rate specified in clause 3 hereof. 


4. This variation shall take effect from the 5th day of January, * 1923, inclusive, 
and Shall remain in force thereafter until the 9th day of June, 1923 : 


T. ROLIN, 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 





[3777 | Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
Sydney, Sth December, 1922. 


THE following Order of the Court varying the Award of the Court published in Government Gazette 
of the 27th January, 1922 (21 I.G. 429), made in and in relation to the industries and callings in 
respect of which the Government Railways and Tramways (Officers) Board is constituted (constitution 
published at page 1469 of No. 37 of Government Gazette dated 24th February, 1922—see also Industrial 
Gazette, vol xxi, page 392),is published in accordance with the provisions of the Industrial 
Arbitration Act, 1912, and the Regulations thereunder, 


¥. W. KITCHING, 
(No. 2,597.) Industrial Registrar. 


. 





IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
No. 526 of 1922. , 
Government Railways and Tramways (Officers) Board. 
een by the Railway Commissioners for New South Walez, Industrial Union of Employers. 
Wednesday, the 29th day of November, 192. 
me Government Railways (Refreshment Rooms Salaried Staff) Award. 
; Sub- Manageresses. 
Variation. 


1, Delete clause 1, Salaries, of the said Award, gazetted 27th January, 1922, and substitute in 
uieu thereof the following clause :— 


1, Salaries. 
The following shall be the salaries paid to Sub- -Managereases of Railway Refreshment 
Rooms :— 
; Salary per annum. 
Sub-Manageresses— , ‘ Min. = Max. 
1st class an Ae Rus wee ms wa Say simieezo £266 
Zod claag’ <p. ita oe ane ted wat te te ave ee OG ah aa ae 


Sub-Manageresses who are required to roid at refreshment-room premises shall be 
provided with board, furnished quarters, fuel and light. In respect of euch accommodation 
there may be deducted from the above ealaries the sum of £83 per annum. 

Sub-Manageresses who are not required to reside at refreshment-room premises shall 
be provided with meals, and in respect of such board there may be deducted from the above 
salaries the sum of £50 per annum. 


2. This variation shail take effect fourteen days after publication in the Government Gazette, 
and shall remain in force thereafter*until the 9th day of February, 1924.. 


T, ROLIN, 
: : Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 
No. 169, 8 December, 1922,—9. 


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Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of the 28th August, 1922. 
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Supply Department. (Confirmation. ) 


‘DEPARTMENT OF LANDS, DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. 


-. Charles Edgington, to be Foreman, Inner Domain, 
—to take effect from Ist September, 1922; in liew 
of Ist October, 1922. 

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from Ist December, 1922. 

OEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE. 


Mr. Henry Thomas Skilton, Clerk of Petty Sessions, 
Quirindi, to be Clerk of Petty Sessions, Kast Mait- 
land, vice Mr. F. D. R. Duncan, promoted, —from 
20th ‘November, 1922 ; also to be District Registrar . 
in Bankruptcy, at. Hast Maitland (to act only at 
such times as the Police Magistrate is unable to 

perform the duty), Registrar of Births, Deaths, 
and Marriages for the District.of East Maitland, 
and Assistant. Registrar for the District of Dur- 
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Court, East Maitland, and Registrar of the Court 
of Review at that place under the Land and 
Income Tax Assessment Act, 1895, and Regulations 
thereunder, from same date, 


e Forbes, to be Clerk, Head Office ; and 
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Clerk, Land Board Office, Forbes, from lst Novem- 
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Mr. George Logan Redburn, to be Officer-in-Charge at 
Port Macquarie, under the Harbour and Tonnage 
Rates Act, 1920, with authority to receive rates 
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_ Ebenezer Pike, Clerk, Children’s Court, to ‘be 
Clerk, Central: Police Office, —from 1st December; 
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Office, Cowra, cand Clerk 
windra, vice Mr. W. 
20th November, 1922. 
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Messrs. Barrington Alfred Wood and Osbotne Hewison ~ 


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Cooper, 
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Miss Mabel Josephine Thomas, Shevthends writer ead 
Typist, Public Trust Office. (Confirmation.) 





HIS Exéelleney the Governor, with the Avice cf the 
Executive Cotncil, has approved of the. followittg 
appointments: — 


Mr. William George Acocks, 


Office, to be the Deputy of Mr. T, W., Garrett, 


Public Trusteee, in pursuance of the provisions ot 
during — 


section 6 of the Publie Trustee Act, 1913, 


Goulburn, and Clerk of Petty Sessions, 


Sessions 
be Clerk, Petty Séssions— 


A, Hicks; tansterred, —from 


Sessions 


Nolan, ~-from 20th November, ea 


. Raymund Trenchard Smith és be Junior Clerk, on 


Secretary, Public Trust — 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT Y GAnEnT "E, No. 170. 





that officer’s absence owing to ilness,—-from 27th | 


November, 1922. 

_ Roy Mitchell Stewart, C! bk of Pétty Sessions, 
Balranald, to act aA Clerk of Petty Sessions, Qui- 
rindi, vice Mr, E. Cusick, relieved, and ‘pend- 
ing permanent aa iva “from the 7th De- 
cember, 1922; also to act 
Bankruptcy, at Quirindi (to act only at such times 


as the Pélice Magistrate is unable to perform the — 


duty), Registrar of Births, Deaths, ind Marriages 
for the District of Quirindi, at Quirindi. and 
Assistant Registrar at. Quirindi of the District 
Court, Murrurundi,—from same date. 

George Charles Hook, 
Sessions, Lithgow, to act as Clerk of Petty Sessions 
at that place” during the absence of Mr. J. M. 
Borithiorne, from 24th ‘November, 
act.as District Registrar in Bankruptcy, at. Lith- 
gow (to act only at such times as the Police Magis- 
trate-is ynable to perfom the duty), Registrar of 
Births, Deaths, aud Marriages for the District of 
Hartley, at Lithgow, Registrar of the District 
Court, Litheow, and Registrar of the Court: of 
Review at that place iinder the Land and Income 
Tax Assessment Act, 1895, and Regulations there- 
under,—from the same date, ; 


GEORGE W. 


Mr. 








ir ULLER, Premier. 


TRANSFERS, 
SEPARTHENT OF EDUCATION. 


THE Publi¢ Service Board has approved of the trans-. 


fers of: the undermentioned teachers to the schools 
and positions specified in connection with their re- 
spective nates :— a 

TEACHERS’ 


Tuo Staff .—Mr. 
ton. 


CoLLEGE APPOINTMENT. 


SECONDARY Seiioak. APPOINTMENTS. 


Temporary Head Master,—Mr. Victor Outten, from 
Mudgee High (Assistant Master), to Mudgee Hich. 

Head Muastresses.—Miss Pearl ‘Barnes,’ 
Maitland Girls’ High to St: George Girls’ High; Miss 
Ida Slack, fro North Sydney Gitls’ High to West 
Maitland Girls’ High. 

Deputy Head: Mistress.—Miss Fanny Cohen, 
Fort-street, Gitls’ High to North S¥dner Gitly Hich. 

Subject Mistresses — Miés Lily Dick, from St. Georee 
Girls’. High t6 North Sydney Girls’ Hich (English) ; 
Miss Jessie Maddou all, 
High to Fort-street 
Vera Howard, from 
Girls’ High (Bnglish)-s 


rirls’ High (Mathematics): Miss 
Armidale High to St.: Revree 


as District Hogiatrar in 


Assistant Clerk of Petty 


1922. also: ‘ta’} 


Herbert Oxford from Torring- 


“from West: 
from 


from North Sydney Girly 





- High to Sydney Boys’ 


~ matty High 
_ Miss Ella Wipe, 
hs Mis 


_ Staff) to. 


Veadeeo H igh; Miss Jessie Watkins, from Paddington 


- Beddie, 


| land-street to North - “Sydney - 
Gray, from Burwood to St. Geo 


“to Munda; 
_ Gregra to Mumbil; Mr. Harry McAlister, from Meran- 


‘Bawley Point Half-time “to Welshville; Mr, thomas. pd ake 
Burt, 


‘Mimosa; Miss: Sarah Murphy, trom Federal Park 


r ville to Wadevillé: Mri 


Narrabri Wosta: Mr. 






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See 


' Adisiant Masters, ver, ne: writ Wyarwoet oe New- i 


 Aalstle High (Junior: Staff) to Newcastle High; Mr. ee 


Louis Carrington, from Lismore High (Junior Staff) ; 
to Lismore High); Mr. John R. Towns, from Lismore _ 
‘Hich (temporarily). ie 
eles Mistresses, —Miss. Jane Burns, from Parra- 
Ibuty. High (also. ‘Supervisor of Girls); 

from Abury High to Parramatta 
ty, from Bathurst High (Junior 
; Miss Winifred Purcell, from "y 
treet Girls’ High; Miss Hisie > 2°30 
High. (Junior Staff) to’ News, 2 








High ; s M 

VN 
Orange High to ae 
Ségdert, from Newsy 8 


castle: High, 









Permanéent Stcondory } Aasistonts, Miss Alma Pux-- = hig 
ley, a Helensburg Li trom Intermediate oN 
High ; iss Maggie eae pbe trom North Sydney — 2 
High’ ti Bowral Sree ; Mr. James Jer- ee 


vis, fromi Parramatta Topevinestinee High | (Temporary. 4 
Spor ees ty Assistaint) . to" Parrainatta, Intermediate < 


High 


Aedlant Mae Gladys Gray, Hom | Watetloo “to. 
Petersham Intermediate High. » 3 

Temporary Secondary Ask Godoy. “Frank Burke, Sicko ee 
from Kegworth to Petersham Intermediate High. see E 

Hy-Students.—Mr. Hartley Jurd, from Paddington 
to Chatswood’ Intermediate High; Mr... ‘Hector Cit ee 
McGregor, from Newtown to Drummoyne Intermedi-  ——. 
ate High; Mr, Edward Patterson, from St. Peters to om 
Grafton High < Mr. Hector McGregor, from “Drumt. 32a 
noyne Intermediate ‘to Yaneo High; Mr. Hartley SRR: 
Jurd, from Chatswood Intermediate High to Yanco — 
High; Miss Rosa Harrison, from Burwood. to Wagga 
High; Miss. May Cornell, from Young, District to. 


to Fort-strext Girls’ ‘High ; My Bene epburn, from 
lithesw. to. Lismore "High ; iss wget Middleton, 
from Mauly to Lithgow District. 
Teachers ge Physical Calture. 2 Miss - Elsie ™ Tier 
guson, from St. George High and Petersham Inter-  ~ E, 
thediaté High to Sydney Girls’ High; Miss Marojrie a 
from Fort-street to Fort- street’ Girls” High; 
Miss Mona Moriarty, from North Sydney and ‘Cleve. 
‘High ; ‘Miss Florence 
Be « ‘High and. Cleve- 
lahd-street lntermediate High; Miss Jessie McDonald, 
from, Weollahra to, Petersham Intermediate High. 





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PRIM: Ry. Sertoo1 ApporntM Ents. 


Teaehcns PA Nes William Hughes, from Mubdawad: ; 
dcra to Barooga; Mr. Stanley: Bisley, from Newtown — 
vaddera ; Mr. William R. ‘Melntosh, from 


burn to Gr cgra and Meranburn Half-time; Mr. Frede- _ 
rick Cleaver, from Royalla to ‘Captain’s. Plat jp 
Clement McAlister, from Mount View to Millfield - Pi 
(relieving); Mr. Samuel C. Young, from Wollongong 

to Red: Range (relieving) ; Mr. Michael Walsh, from — 


from Mundonga to Pomona; “Mr. Leslie B. tN 
Byles, from “Wover Grady’s. Creek » to. Legume ; Mas cae 
Michael 0” Connor, from Ravine to Beni; Mr. Edward 
Garing, from Bullenbong: ‘road to Upper. Dingo; Mr. 
William Blood, from Bimbi to Bloomfield (relieving); 
Mr. Johi 'Fhompson, from Yenda. to Bombala (reliev- — 
ing); Mr. William Judge, from’ Red Range to Greene 
thorpe; Mr, Clive Leonard, from Black Hill to Kootin- « Sed aes 3s 
gal (relieving); Mr.. Bede Smith, from Raglan to — 5 
Know krow;- Mt, Frederick Towrie, ‘from Westbrook to— ic 
Oo. eS 
Gwynne; Mr. John Carter, from Lower ‘Portland to — ae: 
Amosfield (relieving) ; Miss Winifred Bennett, from _ 
Warbro to Golspie; Mr.-George Fulton, from Mororo _ wt 
to The Bend; Mr. Charles Catlin, from Bundella Balf- - 
time to Collengullie South; Mr, ’ Gyril Caldwell, from 
Yarranbandai to Mangoplah ; Mr. James O’ Neill, een i 
Petersham Jntérmediate High to Nimmitabel : Ara ve 
Clement Smith. from Rose, Bay to Lord Howe fine land te epee 
(relieving): Mr. William Lawler, from. Tuncurry to — 
Watson’s Bay (relieving); Mr. Arthur. Banker, from _ 
Griffith to Tuena: Mr, ‘Ormond Pollard, from "hakgs = \ 
to ‘Quandary: Mr. Leslie Ryan, from ‘Bawley. Point 
Half-time to. Royalla; Mr. Stanislaus Callaghan, from — 
Quirindi to Neweastle East; Mr. Arthur Cooper, from iw: 
Narrabri West to Quirindi; Mr. Seth Chapman, from 
Oura Village to Bullenbong-road ; Mr. William Lawler, i 
from Watson’s Bay to ‘Condobolin (relieving); Mr 
William Pigott. from Pallamallawa to’ Chatsworth 
Island: My. William Flood, from Bloomfield to Tar- 
entta (relievine):. Mr, Aubrey Towner, from Deep — 
Crack te Urbenville; Mr. Victor Ligan, from Urben- 
. Thompson, from Bombala to”. 
Hunter’s Hilt’ (relieving) : Mr. J. Bendeich, from Lim- 
‘bri to Bective; Mr. H. Milligan, from Adamstown to — 
Michael O’Connor. from Ravine 
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Village; Mr. Ghe 
Upper Grady’s Cr 
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tles Porter, from Stony Chute to 
ek; Mr. Ernest Firth, from Mac- 
1; Mi. Clarence Ford, from Munnie to 
®; Mr. John Britt, from Springside to 





Stony Chu 
Munnie; 


Five 


Mistresses.—Miss- Nellie Ferguson, from Broken Hill 


Infants’ to Railway Town Infants’: Miss Jean Sorley, 


from €rystal-street Infants’ to Forest Lodge Infaints’ ; _ 


Mrs. Anha King, from. Bankstown Infants’ to Crystal- 


street Infants’; Miss Margaret Genge, from Glenmore-. 


_ road to Bankstown Infants’ ; Miss Satian Russell, from 


Lidcotibe Infants’ to. Gleimore-road~ Infants’; Miss 
Emily Raves; from Clovelly Infarits’ to. Lidcombe 
Infants’; Miss Minnie Miller, from Albury Infants’ to 
Clovelly Infants’; Miss Eva Pittock, from Marrickville 
Infants’ to Albury Infants’; Miss Lillian Ellis, from 


< Supervisor of Hllis Method to Glebe Infants’ (acting). 


first Assistants.—Miss Margaret’ Maloney, from 


- Fort-street High to Forbes Girls’; Mr. Claude Lovell; 


€ 


‘at 


from West Kempsey to Brighton-le-Sands; Mr. James 
King, from Inverell to Thirroul; Miss Susan Roulston, 


from Erskineville to Cook’s Hill; Miss Clara Sheldon, ‘ 


from Cook’s Hill to Erskineville; Miss Maude Fart, 
from Cessnock to Gardener’s-road Girls’ (temporarily) ; 
Miss Jane Adams, from Gardener’s-road to Cessnock 
Girls’ Comparer Miss Alice Jackson, from Patia- 
matta North to Broken Hill Infants’; Miss Rebecca 
Drake, from Balmain Infants’ to Goulburn Infants’; 
Mr. Arthur Hearne, from West Tamworth to Inverell; 
Miss Louisa: Witherspoon, from Hamilton Infants’ to 
Marrickville Infants’; Mr. John Sullivan, from Bun- 
darra to Fairfield. : ee ; 


_ Assistants.—Mr. Victor Taylor; from ‘Correspond- 


ence School No. 3 to Correspondence School No. 1; 


. Miss Elsie M, Burke, from Correspondence School No. 


3 to Corresponderice School No. 1; Miss Millicent 
Suters, from Correspondence School No. 3 to Corre- 
spondence School No. 1;. Miss Janét. Dowd, ~ from 


_ Correspondence Sehoel No. 3 to Correspondence School 


No. 1; Miss Mary Morris, from Brundah North to 
Hurstville; Miss Elizabeth Smith, from Burrumbut- 


tock /East to Marsfield; Miss Mona Pretty, from 


- Broula to Rosehill Primary ; Mr. Norman Savage, from 


_ Aéacia to Bondi; Mr, Douglas Threlkeld, from Tooley- 
-bue to Hurstville; Miss Maude Light, from Railway 
' Town to Horseshoe Bend; Mr. Donald Taylor, from 


~ frem Waterloo to 
Neutral Bay to Cleveland-street; Mrs. Mary McDon- 


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Kilerston to Culcairn; Miss.Mary Brown, from West 


Maitland to Hamilton (Art); Miss Marie Corrigan, | 


from Hamilton to Broken Hill North (Art); Mr. Bert 
A. Kennedy, from Kensington to Leichhardt; Mr.. 
Benjamin Gough, from Leichhardt to Kensington; Mr. 
Alfred Gates, from Chiverton to Neutral Bay; Mr. 
Edward Welby, from Parramatta to Auburn: Miss 


Masey Bennett, from Keeworth to Katooniba Infants’ ; 


Miss Hiléen Thompson, frofs Katoomba to Kegworth; 


Miss Frances Baker, from Lane’ Cove to Correspon- 


dence Schoo} No. 1; Miss Gladys Francis, from Pyr- 
mont to Orange Grove; Miss Effie Mackintosh, from 
Dulwich Hill to Petersham; Miss Evelyn Moffatt, 
Botany; Miss Irene Flyin, from 


ald, from Glen tanes to Ben. Lomond; Mr. Victor S. 


Kelly, front Zi Zag to Richtiond (relieving): Mr. J. 


» Leonard, from Fernthorpe to Hay; Miss Olive Hutch- 


inson, from Adelong to Goulburn; Miss Isabel Wik. 


_liams, from Numalla to Castle Hill; Miss Eneid Bray, 


from Teachers’ College to Burwood (relieving): Miss’ 


- Ivy Macbeth, f-om Palmer’s Island to Wentworth- 


ville; Mr. Peter slavin, from Teachers’ College to Pad: 
dington; Miss Doris McPhee, from Gunnedah to Bal- 


—lina;~Mr. Richo'd Ryan, from Rozelle to Gunnedah: 


Miss Ada Strud-vick, from Maroota to Arncliffe West; 
Mr. John Christian, from Glenreagh to Killingworth; 


_ Miss Emma Ho!burd, from Gardener’s-road to Mascot; 


Miss Adelaide Comer, from Crown-street to Barraba: 
Miss Katie South, from Darlington to, Crown-street ; 


Mr, Charles Sykes, from Newtown and Marrickville to 


Newtown (to teach Seience) ; Miss Gertrude Lonergan, 


from Belmore North Primary to Belmore. North In-- 


fants); Miss Lola Graham , from Belmere. North 


‘Infants’ to Belmore North Primary; Mr, Alexander 


Taylor. from Leigh to Annandale North (relieving); 


_ Miss Alice McCook, from Bellbird-to Greta: Mr. James 


>, Anderson, from 
_ ~ Roper, from Neweastle South to West Wallsend; Mr. 
- Arthur Bunker. from Sebastopol to Griffith (relieving); 
~ Mise bres Burton: from North Newtown Primary to 
North Newtown Infants’; Miss Edie Moon,» front 


Mosman to Crow’s Nest: Miss Bertha 


Manly to. Lithgow: Miss Margaret Wetherall, from 


_ Gardentier’s-toad to: Mascot Primary; Miss Bffie Mack- 


intosh, from Petersham to Dulwich Hill; Mr. Peter 


Slavin, from Paddington to Daceyville; Miss A. 


roe pase wh ra ‘| + / 
Ne Me rrp : aie 


ALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 170. : 6545 


_Mr, Frederick Johnston, from Oraboon to | 
Springside; Mr. Arline Rees, from Old Bonalbo to 


r Pelaw Main to West 





Waters, fromi Bimlow to Waverley (relieving); Miss . 


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Linda Régan, from Mosman to Lindfield; Miss Janet 
Gray; from Auburn Boys’ to Auburn Girls’; Miss.May 
Arnold, from Enmore to North Sydney; Miss Amy 
Phelps, from Cowra to Campsie Girls’; Mr. Thomas 
Jones, from North Bankstown to Bankstown; Mr. 
Herbert Frape, from Parramatta to Parramatta 
North (relieving); Miss Alice Cochrane, from Wool- 
lahra. Boys’. to Woollahra Girls’ (relieving); Miss 
Emmi Franee, from Tumut to Bankstown; Miss Emma 
Howard, from Lucknow to Orange (relieving); Miss 
Sadie Hamett, from Coolanion to Henty; Miss Nellie 
Colless, from Curban to Covnamble (relieving); Miss 
Ada Strudwick, from Arncliffe West to Dumbleton ; 
Miss Wileen Mitchell, from Clovelly to Cleveland- 
street; Miss Susan Marr, from Darlinghurst to Mas- 
cot; Miss Hileen Campbell, from Kogarah to Arneliffe ; 
Miss Madeline Meehan, from Hay to West Wallsend ; 
Miss Ruth Cattell, from Armidale to Uralla; Miss 


| Gertrude Ballard, from Uralla to Armidale; Miss Hlia 


Burns, ftom Wartawee to Stanmore; Mr, Claude 
Davis, from Gardener’s-road to’ Annandale (relieving) ; 
Mr. Roy White, from Gladésville to Watson's Bay 
(reliéving); Miss’ Kiza Dewing, from Fort-street to 
Manly; Miss Daisy Pope, from Freshwater to Manly ; 
Miss Dora Temperley, from West Marrickville to 
Lower Mittagong ; Miss Mary Carson, from Hismore to 
Collarenebri; Miss Annis Naughton, from Glenfallock 
to Cordeatix Dam; Miss Matgaret Ritchie, from Ken- 


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ton to Kendall; Miss Vera Playford, from Wee Waa 
to West Wallsend: Miss Gertrude McLatighlin, from 
Maitland; Miss . Evelyn 
Shelton, from Lochinvar .to Pelaw Main; Miss 
Mary McGlynn, from Burwood to Drummoyne 
Boys’, Girls’, ahd Ashfield (Shorthand); Miss Jessie 
Cargill, from North Newtown ‘to Orange Girls’; Miss 
Alice Murray, from Cootamundra to Randwick; Miss 
Clarice Knight, from Rozelle to Drummoyne; Miss 
Henrietta Baines, from Hurstville South to Padding- 


doo; Miss Hileeri O’ Neill, from Wellington to Molong; 
Miss Christina Thompson, from Cooerwull to Granville 
Girls’; Miss Béssie Savage, from Bega to Cooerwull ; 
Miss Hileen Quinlivan, ftom Noorooma to Rozelle; 
Miss Kvelyn Howard, from Bearbong to Trangie; Mr. 
Reginald Chapman, froni Arncliffe to Rosé Hill (reliev- 
ing); Miss Marié Smith, from Hrina to Daceyville; 
Miss Bileen Cotter, from Kurrara to Red Range 
(relieving); Miss Ziska Wilson, from Kogarah to 
Hurstville; Miss Alice M. Murray, from The Rock to 
Lakemba; Miss Kathleen Brown, from Brocklesby to 
| The Rock; Miss Verona Greenberg, from Copmanhurst 
to Kogarah; Miss Margaret Cromack, from Vantbar 
Springs to Gannedah; Miss Nellie Burgess, from Gun- 
nedah to Singleton (relieving); Miss Marjorie Hockey, 
from ‘Woodburn to Grafton South (relieving); Miss 
Mabel Cruickshanks, ftom Hamilton to Butwood ; Miss 
| Annie Seott, from St: Peters to Campsie; Miss Henrr 


(relieving). © : me 
Ber-Ntudents.—Miss Doris Chadwick, from Young to 
Correspondence School’ No. 2; Miss Mary Sim, from 
Horsehoe, Bend to West Maitland Infants’; Mr. 
Harold Bate, from Motee to Newtown; Mr. Douglas 
Beardow, from Tempe to Paddington (Manual Train- 
ing); Mr. Stuart Duncan, from North Sydney and 
Hornsby to Hornsby (Manual Training); Miss Dorothy 
Hutchinson, from Lithgow to Wollongong; Mr. Fred. 
Roberts, from Brighton-le-Sands to Pyrmont; Miss 
Hmily Lackey, from Parramatta to Adelong; Mr. 
| Alfred Webb, from Aibury High School to Mosman 
(to teach Horticulture); Miss Clare Gellately, from 
Erskineville to Hurstville South Infants’; Miss Marie 
Dixon, from Bondi to. Erskineville; Mr. Colin Keight- 
ley, from Tempe to Redfern (Manual Training); Miss 
Dorothy Tarrant, from Crown-street to Cleveland- 
street; Miss Freda Cavell, from Chatswood to Lane 
Cove; Mr. Francis Brown, from Hornsby to Fort- 
street; Mr. John Toone, from Randwick to Mascot; 
Miss Phyllis Taylor, from Stanmore Girls’ to Fort 
street; Hornsby, and Chatswood (Business Principles) ; 
Mr, Bernard Heilman, from Neutral Bay to Middle 
Harbour; Miss Kdna Howieson, from Ashfield to 
* Auburn; Mr. Edward Pillans, from Lithgow to Kurri 
Kurri; Mt. Thomas Kane, from Adamstown to West 
Tamworth: Miss Mary Kelleher, from Drummoyne, to 
| Birchgrove; Miss Menie Williams. from Lakemba to 
’ Brighton-le-Sands;. Mr. Herbert Shean, from Leich- 
- hardt to Atiburn; Mr. Douglas Beardow, from Pad- 
lington to’ -Fort-street (Manual Training); Miss 
Katherine Qwer, from’ Concord to Crystal-street ; 
Miss Hileen Warren, from Hurstville Girls’ to Canter- 
bury Girls’ ;.Mr. William E. Bryson, from Hamilton 
to Woy Woy; Miss Ruby Ponton, from..Manly to 
Riley-street; Miss Elma. Middleton, from North Syd- 
ney to Parramatta and Auburn (to teach Botany) ; 


dall to Marsfield; Miss Jean Mackenzie, from Laurie- . 


ton; Miss Christina Hunter, from Leadville to Dune-. 


etta Gale, from Bathurst South to Orange Grove - 





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Miss Jeannie Houston, from Marsfield to Beecroft; 
Miss Marjorie Dunnett, Ar ell; 
Miss Ella Sheppard, from Hurstville to Hurstville 
South; Miss Olive Schofield, from Wickham to Cook’s 


Hill; Miss Vera Knight, from Mayfield to Lakemba ; 


Miss Muriel Bannerman, from Lismore to Mayfield; 


Miss Bileen McMahon, from Cook’s Hill to Hamilton; 
Mr. Norman Jenkin, from Burwood to Kegworth; 
Miss Violet Mellwraith, from Forbes to Bathurst 
South. 


Junior Teachers.—Miss Emily Taylor, from West _ 


Maitland to Muswellbrook; Mr. Edward Bridle, from 
Pomona to Coolamon; Miss C. Marlan, from East 
Maitland to Murrurundi; Miss Jane Mackenzie, from 
Orara Upper to Laurieton; Mr. James Howden, from 
Killingworth to Glenreagh; Miss Brenda Rogers, from 
Ashfield to Kegworth; Miss Ruth Weedon, from 
Pyrmont to Arncliffe; Miss Minnie Power, from 


Hurstville South to: Blakehurst (relieving); Mr. Roy. 


Hassall, from Moss Vale to Parramatta (relieving) ; 


Miss Jean Brown, from Bombala to Delegate; Miss _ 


Mary Phillips, from Concord to Berala; Miss Violet 
Sheppherd, from Comleroy-road to Windsor , Miss. 
Louie Allan, from Taree to Wangat; Miss Gladys 


from Quirindi to Inverell; 


XuW SOULE WAL“S GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, | 


Ritchie, from Kingsgrove to St. Peters; Miss Edith — 


Gleeson, from West Narrabri to Wee Waa; Miss 
Marjorje Woods, from Naremburn to Neutral Bay, 


Mr. Albert G. Peck, from Mudgee to Rylstone (re-— 


lieving); Miss Mary Hurney, from Bondi to Rose 
Bay; Mr. John Walker, from Cordeaux Dam to Glen 
Fallock; Mr. Ernest Bridger, from Lismore to Lis- 
more South; Miss Vera Mostyn, from Bodangora to 


Wellington; Miss Elizabeth Watters, from Pearce’s 


Creek to Erina; Miss Eve Goode, from Lismore Girls’. 
to Maclean; Miss W. Morrison, from Duranbah to 
Woodburn; Miss Maud Cotville, from Pyree to Bulli; 
Miss Muriel Robinson, from Double Bay to St. Peters; 
Miss Irene Edmunds, from Paddington to Double Bay. 

Visiting Teachers of Art.—Miss Mary Pfeiffer, from 
North Sydney to Sydney Circuit; Miss Florence Beer, 
from Paddington to Parramatta, Auburn, and Ash- 
field; Miss. Isabel Mackenzie, 
Auburn, and Ashfield to Canterbury Cireuit. 


Teachers of Hygiene.—Miss Jessie Boyd, from New- 


castle Circuit to Sydney Circuit; Miss Nina Hodgson, 


from Bondi, Randwick, and Paddington to Neweastle — 


Circuit; Miss Ethel Andrew, from Itinerant Teacher 


of Cookery to Mosman, Chatswood, and North Sydney; 


Miss Alice Rees, from Parramatta Cookery School to 
(Itinerant Teacher of Hygiene and Cookery; Miss 
Emma L. Grant, from Parramatta, Auburn, 
mer Hill to Balmain, Glebe, Rozelle, Gardener’s-road, 
and Paddington. 

Teachers» of Needlework.—Mrs. Ernestine Bates, 
from Woollahra to Crown-street (two days) and Wool- 


lahra (three days); Miss Alvah Daly, from Wool-. 


lahra and Paddington to William-street (three days) 
and Paddington (two days); Mrs. Elsie Morrow, from 
Singleton to St. Peters; Mrs: Annie Knight, from 
Forest Lodge to Singleton; Mrs. Emily Dennis, from 
Lambton to Granville; Mrs. Mary Hall, from Glades- 
ville to Lambton (four days) and Stockton (one day) ; 
Mrs. Mary Beck, from Waratah to Waratah. (four 
days) and Islington (one day); Miss Winifred Drury 
from Glebe to Forest Lodge; Mrs. Maude Bullers. 
from Leichhardt to Lambton, (four days) and Stock- 
ton (one day); Miss Edith Abbott, from Auburn to 


Leichhardt; Mrs. Winifred Bourke. from Young to- 


Neutral Bay; Mrs. F. Fowles, from Waterloo and 
Gardener's Road to Waterloo and Mascot; Mrs. 
Alicia Middlebrook, from Albion-street’ to Albion- 
street (three days) and Coogee (two days); Mrs, Rose 
Tapfield, from Redfern and North Sydney to Armi- 
dale; Mrs. Martha Nicoll, from Hurstville South to 
Wagea Wagga. Dee fe 

Teachers of Manual_Training.—Mr. George Keats, 
from Marrickville to Dubbo; Mr.. Stanton C. Wills, 
from Dubbo to Marrickville; Mr, George Lapish, from 
Hurstville to Wagga Wagga; Mr. Henry James, from 
Wagga Wagga to Singleton: Mr. Alfred Gilbert, from 
Singleton to Goulburn; Mr. Frank Martin, from 
Wickham to. Darlinghurst; Mr. Sydney Gathercole, 
from Darlinghurst to Broken Hill; Mr. Williatn 


' Bruce. from Tempe te. Wollongong: Mr. Albert. Met- 


calf. from Cessnock to Neutral Bay; Mr. Arthur 
Walsh, from Albion street to Orange; Mr. James 
Eagles, from Brighton-le-Sands to Albion-street; Mr. 
Walter Shute, from Granville to Parramatta; Mr. 
Matthew McKean, from Parramatta to Burwood; Mr, 
Herbert Morgan, from Wollongong to. Wellington ; 
Mr. Alexander Grant, from Hurstville to Glebe: Mr. 
R. Porter, from Goulburn to Naremburn; Mr. Earlie 
Barnes, from Neutral Bay «o Granville; Mr, William 


C. Barley, from West Maitland to Hurstville; Mr. 


Percy Jamieson, from Naremburn to West Maitland; 


Mr. M. McCurley, from Cleveland-street to Ashfield; 


from . Parramatta, 


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: Dro. 


Mr. William Edwards, from } vew: 
town; Mr. David Sharpe, from Hurstville to New 
town; Mr. Cecil Kelsey, from Menindie to Campsie ; 
Mr. John Forbes, from Katoomba to Mosman; Mr. 
Harold Robertson, from Mosman to Katoomba ; 
James Hemingway, from Glebe to Tempe; Mr. Alee. 
Johnston, from Bithramere to Newtown; Mr. Harold 
Walton, from Burwood to Taree; Mr. George Smith, 
from Ashfield to Auburn; Mr. Alec. Lindsay, 
Alexandria to Bondi; Mr. G. Joyce, from Wellington 


to Parkes; Mr. William Logan, from Campsie to Cess-. 


nock; Mr. A. Bridges, from North Newtown to In- 


verell: Mr. Thomas Knowles, from Bondi to Forbes ;_ 


Mr. Leslie Hayes, from Forbes to ‘Hurstville; Mr. 
Richard Manning, from Manly to Chatswood; Mr. 
Charles Smith, frorn Hornsby to Granville; Mr. Wil- 
liam Delacour; from Newtown to Naremburn; Mr. 


‘Samuel Butler, from Kegworth to Hurstville; Mr. _ 
Petersham to Tempe; Mr. — 


Ernest Whiting, from a5 
Francis Mottershead from Adamstown and. Wickham 


‘to Wickham; Mr. George Higham, from Ashfield and 


Tempeyte, Tempe. ry Cas a ea : 
Teachers. of Science.—Mr. Richard Byrnes, from 


from 


N orth Sydney ; to New- ae 


Mr, 


to Rozelle; Mr, Edgar Dring, from Cleyeland-street — 


Darlinghurst to Darlinghurst and Albion-street; Mr. 


Edmund Clarke, from Albion-street, Paddington, and — 
Bondi to Paddington and Bondi. 


Teachers of Physical Culture.—Miss Marjorie 
Compton, from Randwick to Hamilton; Miss Norah 
Anderson, from Kogarah to Cook’s Hill; Miss Alice 
Fuller, from Petersham to Kogarah; Miss Kathleen 
Graham. 


Alice Fuller, from Kogarah to Burwood; Miss Kath- 
leen Graham, from Burwood to Kogarah. © 

- Teachers of Cookery.—Miss Holly Frater, from 
FWort-street to Burwood (relieving); Miss Joan Baker, 


from Cessnock to Kurri Kurri, 
GEORGE W. FULLER, Premier. 





RESIGNATIONS. 
‘ DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION. ge 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 


‘Executive Council, has approved of the resignations 


of the teachers named in the attached Schedule, as. 


from the date specified in each case. 


ye 
x 


GEORGE W. FULLER, Premier. 
. Miss Eva: Reimer, Goonenbah, Teacher, 12th April) 





1922; Miss Sarah Bernard, Narrabri, Teacher, Needle- : 
work, 3ist May, 1922; Miss Edith Blayden, North’ 
Rothbury, Assistant, 3lst May, 1922; Miss Irene Gray,. 


Wandera, Teacher, 30th June, 1922; Miss Beryl 


Hickey, Trelawney,, Teacher, 31st May, 1922; Miss — 


from Cleveland-street to Burwood; Miss. 
Laurie Ward, from Waverley to Leichhardt; Miss 


Beatrice Keir, Byron Bay, Assistant, 26th May, 1922; 


Miss Jessie Kirkpatrick, Cooerwull, Assistant, 3lst 


May, 1922; Mr. Sydney Roberts, Molroy, Teacher, ~~ 
~3ist May, 1922; Miss Vera Smith, Drummoyne, As- _ 
sistant, 3lst May, 1922; Miss Edna Tippett, Peter- 
sham, Assistant, 3lst May, 1922; Miss Grace Tobias, — 
Wagga, Assistant, 2nd June, 1922; Miss Mary: Wade, | 
Stockton, Assistant, 18th May, 1922; Miss Gwen — 
Brooks, Broken Hill, Assistant, 8rd April, 1922; Mrs. 
Alma Colgan, Oatley, Junior Assistant, 3lst May, 


1922; Miss Pearl: Roberts, Junee, Assistant, 30th 


June; 1922: Miss Lillian Vallance, Nimbin, Asssitant, 
16th June, 1922; Mrs. Lilian Hazelton, Toogong Vil- . 
lage, Teacher, 13th April, 1922; Miss Dorothy Kelso, © 


Casino, Assistant, 26th May, 1922; Miss Rita Martin, 


Tocumwal, Teacher, Ist June, 1922; Miss Edith 


Poole, Greenwich Park, Teacher, 15th May, 1922; 


Mrs. Vera Starr, Parkes; Teacher, Needlework, 30th 


Teacher, Hygiene, 30th June, 
Gardner, Drummoyne, Assistant, 30th June, 1922; 


Miss Mary Hughes, Sterling, Teacher, 30th June, She 
1922; Miss Christina Hunter, Dunedoo, Assistant, — 


April, 1922; Mrs. Fanny Gregg, Sutherland, Assist-_ | 
ant, 24th April, 1922; Miss Stella Atkinson, Visiting 
1922; Miss Annie 


30th June, 1922; Mrs. Caroline Moore, Uralla, Assist- 


ant, 30th June, 1922; Mrs. Louie Peters, Paddington, 
Assistant, 30th June, 1922; Miss Myrtle Smith, Bar- | 

_ medman, Assistant, 30th June, 1922; Mrs. Bertha  ~— 
Steel. Bowral, Teacher, Needlework, 30th June, 1922; 
Miss Edith Wallace, Bathurst, Assistant, 30th June, ~ 
1922; Miss Rose’ Chanter, Matong, Assistant, 30th  _ 
June, 1922; Miss Doris Lavis, Boolambayte, Teacher, 


30th June, 1922; Miss Winifred Maxted, Lawrence, 


Assistant, Ist. June, 1922; Miss Maud Vollmer, Moree, hg 


¥ 


Assistant, 30th June, 1922; Miss Dorothy Reynolds — 


Wallendbeen, Assistant, 14th July, 1922; Miss Frances 
Ussher, Cleveland-street, Assistant, 


1922; Miss Winona Caldwell, 


Teacher, 31st May, 1922; Miss Helena Streeb, Mur- 








sher, Cleveland-st 14th July, 1992; 
Miss Margaret Alchin, Capertee, Assistant, 2nd J une, 
-Yalgogrin South, | 


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willumbah, Ex-student, 13th April, 1922; Miss Mary 
Wilkinson, Enmore, Assistant, 30th June, 1922; Mr. 
John Page, Gardener’s-road, Assistant, 8th May, 
1922; Miss Jessie Boots, Woy Woy, Assistant, 31st 
July, 1922; Mrs. Emma Caldwell, Gordon, Teacher, 
Needlework, 14th July, 1922; Miss Esme Chanter, 
Mathoura, Assistant, 3lst July, 1922; Miss Mary 
-Dyball, Hamilton, Assistant, 3lst July, 1922; Miss- 
_Annie Green, Cummeragunja, Assistant, 30th June, 
' 1922; Miss Ethel Harris, Napier, Teacher, 10th 
August, 1922; Miss Winifred Kennard, Horseshoe 
Bend, Mistress, 3lst July, 1922; Miss Agnes Miller, 
» Boggabri, Assistant, 31st July, 1922; Miss Doris 


“McGrath, Three Rivers, Teacher, 31st July, 1922; . 


Mrs. Mary O’Brien, Wagga High,’ Assistant Mistress, 
14th July, 1922; Miss Connie Taylor, Albury, Teacher, 
- Cookery, 31st July, 1922; Mrs: 
Oatley, Junior Teacher, 30th June, 1922; Miss Mary 
I. Jones, Major’s Oreek, Junior Teacher, 30th June, 
1922; Miss Elsie Cheney, Osborneville, Teacher, 13th 
April, 1922; Miss Isabel Carrick, Coffin Rock, Teacher, 
25th August, 1922; Miss Ellen Holmes, South Graf- 
ton, Junior Teacher, 3ist August, 1922; Miss Alice 
Moore, Kangaroo Valley, Assistant, 24th August. 
1922; Miss Ena Withers, Marrickville, Assistant, 31st 
August, 1922; Miss Mary Oates,. Orange, Assistant, 
3lst August, 1922; Mrs, Kitty Weissel, Temora, As- 
sistant, 17th August, 1922; Miss Gertrude. McEwen, 
South Wagga, Assistant, S3lst August, 1922; Mrs. 
Icey Cottam, Wondalga, Teacher; 3ist August, 1922; 
Miss Dorothy Woodward, Burrawang, Junior Teacher, 
30th dune, 1922; Miss Hdith Blackwell, Newtown 
North, Ex-student, 9th June, 1922; Miss Grace 
Croxon, Darlington, Assistant, 23rd September, 1922; 
Miss Olive Rogers, Wagga South, Ex-student, 30th 
September, 1922; Miss Nellie Taylor, Koree, Teacher, 
30th September, 1922; Mr. Cyril Howard, Terrace 
Creek, Teacher, 3rd July, 1922; Miss Rita Bemibrick, 
Suspension Bridge, First Assistant, 30th September, 
1922; Mrs. Elma Calvert, Marrickville West, Assist- 
ant, 30th September, 1922; Mr. Ralph Cole, Bathurst, 
Assistant, 31st October, 1922; Mrs. Annie Collier, 
Summer Hill; Teacher, Needlework, 30th September, 
1922; Mr. Aubrey Duffy, Mandoie West, Teacher, 30th 
September, 1922; Miss Beryl Dyson, Condobolin, As- 
sistant, 30th Septeniber, 1922; Miss Lindsay Frater, 
North Newtown, Assistant, 30th September, 1922; 
Miss Stasia Gooley, Tamworth, Assistant, 30th Sep- 
tember, 1922; Miss Madeline Meehan, Temora, As- 
sistant, 6th October, 1922; Mrs. Margaret Morcom, 
Campsie, Assistant, 30th Seotember, 1922; Mrs. Elsie 


Morrow, St. Peters, Teacher, Needlework, 30th Sep- | 


tember, 1922; Miss Mildred McBride, Erskineville, 
Assistant, 30th September, 1922; Miss Winifred 
Prime, Cook’s Hill. Assistant, 30th September, 1922; 
Miss Jessie Welsh, Epping, Assistant, 30th September, 
1922; Miss Lora Borwick, Swashfield, Teacher, 30th 
September, 1922. ; : 


_ THE following resignations from the Public Service 


are hereby notified :— 


Pa 


COLCHIAL TREASURER’S DEPARTMENT. 


Miss Alma, Evelyn Woods, Folder, Government, Print- , 


ing Office. Last day of service to be 18th Decem- 
ber, 1922, at noon. 


— DEPARTMENT OF AUDIT. 


Mr. Clive Richard Hinson Hicking, Clerk, Depart- 
ment of Audit. Last day of service, 4th Novem- 
ber, 1922. : 

, GEORGE W. FULLER, Premier. 


I 


RETIREMENTS. 


' THE following retirements from the Public Service 
are hereby notified :— 


CHIEF SECRETARY'S DEPARTMENT AND OFFICE OF THE 
MINISTER OF PUBLIC HEALTH, R 


Mr. Wiliiam Hutchison Charles Ranken, Manager of 
the Mental Hospital, Kenmore, in terms of sec- 
_ tion 66 of the Public Service Act, 1902. 
_ of service, 4th Avril, 1924. 
Mr. Alfred Edwin Hellyer, Clerk, Master in Lunacys 
_ Office, in terms of section 6§ of the Public Service 
Act. 1902. Last day of service, 6th May, 1923. 
Mr. John Thomas Floyd, Dispenser. Callan Park 
Mental Hospital, from the Public Service, in 
accordance with the -term® of section G6 of the 
Public Service Act, 1902. Last day of service, 2nd 
January, 1924, . ; ae te : ay ; 
No. 170, 8 December, 1922,—2, . 


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“NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 170. 


Jean B. Costello, - 


Medical 


Last. day . 





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COLONIAL TREASURER’S DEPARTMENT, 

@x. R. T. Brakell, Sub-overseer; Government Printing 
Office, in terms of section 66 of the Public Service 
Act. Last day of service to be 18th’ May, 1923, 

DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 

Mr.. Francis Ware Griffin, Clerk, Conditional Sales 
Registration Branch, Head Office, in terms of sec- 
tion 67 of the Public Service Act, 1902. Last day 
of service, 7th November, 1923, at mid-day (Mini. 
1922-6,737). 

GEORGE W. FULLER, Premier. 


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PUBLIC SERVICE NOTICE, 


THE Public Service Board invite applications for the 
following positions. Application should be made on a 
form for the purpose, obtainable at the office of the 
Board, 39 Hunter-street, Sydney, or from Clerks of 
Petty Sessions in country districts, and should reach 
the undersigned not later than the date specified, 
Salaries other than those at daily, hourly, or weekly 
rates will be subject to the deductions provided by the 
Superannuation Act, 1916:— 


lltH DrcremBer, 1922. 


Inspectors (male) under the Factories and*Shops and 
Industrial Arbitration Act, Department of Labour 
and Industry. / Salary, £332 per annum. Apph- 
cants should have .a thorough knowledge of 
machinery, and a knowledge of factory and indus- 
trial conditions. The successful applicant may 
be required to undertake duty in any part of the 
State. 

*In terms of the Public Service Act, suitable appli- 
cants already permanently employed in the Public 

Service will receive first consideration in the filling of 

permanent positions. . 


T. S. CHAMPION, Secretary. 


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PUBLIC SERVICE NOTICE. 


THE Public Service Board invite applications for the 
following positions. Application should be made on a 
form for the purpose, obtaimable at the office of the 
Board, 39 Hunter-street, Sydney, or from Clerks of 
Petty Sessions in country districts, and should reach 
the undersigned not later than the date specified. 
In terms of the Public Service Act, suitable appleants 
already permanently employed in the Public Service 
will receive first consideration in the filling of perma- 
nent positions. 
daily, or weekly rates will be. subject to the deduc- 
tious provided by the Superannuation Act, 1916 ;:— 


rm Decemerr, 1922. 
Medical Branch, Department of Public Instruction. 


Medical Officer (male), Salary, £732 per annum, with 
travelling allowance of £180 per annum, and rai! 
. and coach fares (Professional Division). Appli- 


cants must have had experience in ophthalmic . 


work, and be able to test errors of refraction. 
Duties will necessitate the. selected applicant 
spending most of his time in the country. No 
private practice allowed. 


Officers, two (male). Salary, £510 per 
annum, ranging to £582 per annum, and rail and 
tram or beat fares (Professional Division). 


Applicants should be legally qualified medical 
men. Duties: Ordinary medical work of a School 
Medical Service; no treatment.. No private prac- 
tice allowed. Will be required to work mostly in 
the metropolitan and suburban ‘area. ; 


Medical Officers, three (female). Salary, £443. per 
annum, ranging to £493 per annum, and rail and 
tram or boat fares (Professional Division). Appli- 
cants should be legally qualified medical women. 
Duties: ‘Ordinary medical work of a School Medi- 
cal Service; no treatment: No private practice 
allowed. Will be required to work mostly in the 
metropolitan and suburban area. F 


Dental Officers, four (male), Salary, £366 per annum. 
ranging to £430 per annum, with travelling allow- 
ance of £180 per annum, and rafl and coach fares 
(Professional Division). Applicants must he 
properly qualified dentists. Puties will necessi- 
tate successful applicants spending most of their 
time in the country. No private practice allowed. 


Salaries other than those at hourly,: ’ 


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6548 / NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 170. — [8 _Dzc., 1922. 

School Nurses, four. Salary, £175 per annum, rang- coach fares (General Division). Duties will neces- 

ing to £14 per annum, with travelling allowance sitate applicants spending most of their time in. 

of £180 per annum when in the country, and rail the country. 

and coach fares (General Division). Rail, tram, | Dental Officers, two (male), part-time. Salary, £908 

or boat fares paid when employed in the metro- per annum. Duties; Attendance at School Dental 

politan area. Duties: Ordinary work of a School Blinie (Children’ s Hosvital Out-patient Depart- 

Nurse, including home visiting. May be required ment) six mornings for three and a half hours 

to act as Dental Assistants in Travelling Dental each per week. Applicants must be properly 

Clinics in the country. Must be members of the - qualified dentists. Employment will be in terms 

A.T.N.A., with general training. of section 44 of the Public Service Act, 1902, and 

Dental Assistants, four (female). Salary, £163 per . section 3 of the Amending Act, 1903. 
annum, ranging to £193 per annum, with travel- 
ling allowance ‘of £180 per. annum, ‘and rail and T. 8, CHAMPION, Secretary. 
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SYDNEY : 
Printed and published by JOuN Seence, Acting Government t Printer, Phillip-street, Sth December, 1922, 
\Priee, 6d. 4 
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‘of December, 1922. 


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NEW SOUTH WALES. 


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| No. 171.] 


FRIDAY, 15 DECEMBER. 


[1929. 





BIRDS AND ANIMALS PROTECTION ACT, 1918. 
Distrrior oR SANCTUARY. 


PROCLAMATION. 





(Ss) 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 


_ Governor. . oe 
ORTION 101, of 158 acres 2 roods, parish of Quat 





Quatta, county of Hume, Quat Quatta Station, 
Corowa (being portion of the property of W. A. 
Sargood), and marked ‘‘Deep Lagoon’? on_ parish 
map, is hereby declared to be a district for the pur- 
poses of the abovementioned Act. 


Sened and sealed at Sydney, this thirteenth day 
By His Exceilency’s Command, 
De oe Cli FITZPATRICK. 
[3764] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


FISHERIES AOT, 1902, AND. FISHERIES 
(AMENDMENT) ACT, 1910. 


— 








PROCLAMATION. - 
(L.8.) vs 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
' Governor. 


HE use of any fishing-net, fixed engine, fish-trap, 
or other implement for the purpose of catching 
fish, is prohibited in that portion of the waters of the 





Williams River specified in the Schedule hereto for 
» period of three years from Ist January, 1928, inclu- 
Sive. 


By His Excellency’s Cinrmand 
bP tee) CHARLES W. OAKES. 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 


December, in the year 1922. | 


Signed and scaled at Sydney, this eighth day of ; 


SCHEDULE. 


Counties of Durham and Gloucester. The whole of 


| the waters of that’ part of Williams River together 


with all its creeks inlets and tributaries upwards. to 


_ its souree from a line drawn east across the river 


from the northern point of entrance to Spring Creek 
about 2 miles above the township of Salisbury. [3632] 


FISHERIES ACT, 1902, AND FISHERIES 
(AMENDMENT) ACT, 1910. 





PROCLAMATION, 
(82) 
W. . DAVIDSON, 
Governor. — 
HE use of meshing-nets, for the purpose of eatch- 
ing fish, is prohibited in that portion of the waters 
of Pitt. Water. specified in the Schedule hereto, from 
the Ist January to the 380th June, inclusive, in each , 
year. : 
a4, , ’ ’ ’ * 
Sioned and sealed at Sydney, this eighth day of 
December, in the year 1922. 
By His Excellency’s Command, 


CHARLES Ws OAKES. 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 


SCHEDULE. 


County of Cumberland The whole of the waters of 
that. portion of Pitt Water between a line drawn 
westerly from the westernmost extremity of Barran- 
joey Head to the easternmost extremity of West Head 
and a line drawn north-north-westerly from the west- 
ernmost extremity of Taylor’s Point to the southern- 
most extremity of Longnose Point together with all 


the inlets bays creeks and tributaries within such 
. + ia 73633] 


pertion, 


6550 NW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 171. 


[15 Dro, 1922, | 





BANKS AND BANK HOLIDAYS ACT, 1912. 





PROCLAMATION. 
(L.8.) 
W. B. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 


T HE following days and dates are hereby appointed to be 
' observed as Public Holidays in the localities here- 
under :— 


Saturday, 28rd December, 1922—Burrowa, Deniliquin, 
Dungog, Forbes, Glen Innes, Hay, and Young Muniei- 
palities, Boree, Burrangong, Gunning, and Maeleay 
Shires, Binalong, Emmaville, and Goolagong Districts. 

Wednesday, 27th December, 1922—Albury, Braidwood, 
Casino, Corowa, Cowra, Deniliquin, Forbes, Grafton, 
Lismore, Moama, Molong, Narrabri, Narromine, Scone, 
and Singleton Municipalities, Bland, Bellingen, Burran- 
gong, Cessnock, Kyeamba, and Murray Shires, Bombala, 


Cooma, Goulburn, Mudgee, and Yass Police Districts, - 


Bogan Gate, Eugowra, Goolagong, Macksville, Quan- 
dialla, and Stockinbingal Districts, and Ariah Park 
Urban Area. 

Thursday, 28th December, 1922—Mudgee Police District, 
and Quandialla District. 

Tuesday, 2nd January, 1923—Albury, Corowa, Moama, 
Murrumburrah, and Tumut Municipalities, Gadara and 
Murray Shires, Goulburn Police District, and Baradine 
District, 

Wednesday, 28th February, 1923—Albury Municipality. 

Signed and sealed at Sydney, this thirteenth day of 

December, 1822." . ea cyte : 

By His Excellency’s Command, 


J. C. L. FITZPATRICK. 


[4039] GOD SAVE THE KING! 





LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACTS, 1919-1920. 


Cowra Water Suppry—CompLetion oF EXTENSION 


or RSTICULATION. 





NOTIFICATION. 
(u.8.) 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 


HE additional works of water supply, as described 
in the Schedule hereto, have been completed, and 
the Council of the Municipality of Cowra is hereby 
charged with the care and management of such works, 
[W. :1922-3,278] 
Signed and sealed at Sydney, this twenty-ninth 
day of November, 1922. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
R. T. BALL. 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 





SCHEDULE 


Additional works of water supply comprising the 
laying of a 4-inch main from the intersection of 
Macquarie and Brougham streets, and extending 
southerly and easterly along Taralga-street, Neila- 
street, and Brisbane-avenue to the intersection of 
that avenue and Baronga-street; thence a 3-inch main 
easterly along the Jastnamed street to its junction 
with an existing 3-inch main in Baronga-street, 
together with all hydrants, valves, bends, junctions, 
&c,, and work incidental thereto. : 

The above to include all work carried out under 
Water Supply Contract No. 1; 22-23. [3440] 








LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACTS, 1919-1920. 
BaLiina WATER Suppuy—ComPLeTion or Dytration oF 


GRAVITATION MAIN. , 
NOTIFICATION. 
(L.8.) y 
W. E. DAVIDSON,’ 
Governor. 


‘HE deviation of the gravitation main at Barlow’s 
Flat has been completed, and the Council of the 
Municipality of Ballina is hereby charged with the 
care and management of such work. ‘ 
[W. 1929-2,957) Ah ch 
By His Excellency’s Command, . 
R. T. BALL. 


29th November, 1922, [3816] 


LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1919. 


PROCLAMATION. 


| (u.8.) 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 
Sir Waiter Epwarp Davipson, the Governor of 
the State of New South Wales, with the advice 
of the Executive Council, in pursuance of the Local 
Government Act, 1919, do hereby rescind the Procla- 
mation of 4th April, 1922, published in the Govern- 
ment Gazette of 13th April, 1922, ordering the estab- 
lishment of an Urban Committee in respect of the 
Walgett Urban Area within Walgett Shire. 
Signed and sealed at Sydney, this sixth day of 
December, 1922. 
fi By His Excellency’s Command, 
J.C. L. FITZPATRICK. 


GOD SAVE THE KING! 


[2398] 
LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1919. 





_———_—- 


PROCLAMATION. ~— 
(1.8.) 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 


Sir Watrern Hpwarp Davison, the Governor of — 


the State of New South Wales, with the advice 
of the Executive Council, in pursuance of the Local 
Government Act, 1919, do hereby declare the parts of 
Eurobodalla Shire, with boundaries as described in 
the Schedule hereto, to be an urban area under the 
name of ‘‘Noorooma Urban Area.”’ 
Signed and sealed at Sydney, this sixth day of 
December, 1922, Bees 
By His Excellency’s Command, 
J.C. L. FITZPATRICK, 


GOD SAVE THE KING! 





SCHEDULE. 


No. 1. Commencing on the north-eastern corner of | 


Ballingalla-street, in the village of Noorooma, at its 
junction with Pilot-street; and bounded thence on the 
east by the eastern side of the first-named street bear- 
ing south to a point east of the southern extremity ot 
the east. boundary of portion 503, parish of Noorooma, 
county of Dampier, a line west to that extremity, 


the south-eastern boundaries of that portion and a ~ 


line generally south-westerly to the southernmost cor- 
ner of portion 501: thence along the southern boun- 
daries of portions 501, 500, and part of 499 westerly to 
a point north of the north-eastern corner of portion 
129; thence ‘southerly by a line along the eastern 


boundaries of portions 129, 128, 127, 125, and 124 to. 


the south-eastern corner of the last portion; thence 
generally north-westerly along the south-western 
boundaries of portions 124, 125, and part of 126 to 


the easterly prolongation of the northern boundary — 
of portion 114; thence westerly by that prolongation 


and northern boundary to the eastern foreshores of 
Forster’s Bay; thence by that foreshore north-westerly 
to the north-western corner of portion 113; thence by 
a line north-easterly to the south-western corner of 


portion 111; thence again by that eastern foreshore of 


Forster’s Bay north-westerly to the north-western 
corner of portion 110; thence generally northerly and 


easterly by part of the northern and western boun- — 
daries of R. 52,679 for public recreation and access, — 


notified Ist March, 1918, to Pilot’s boatshed ; thence by 
a line south-easterly to the south-western corner of 
portion 479; and thence by the north-eastern and 
northern sides of Pilot-street south-easterly and 
sag Rs: to the point of commencement. 

No. 2. 


landing; thence westerly by foreshore of Wagonga 


River to a point east of the south-eastern corner of © 


portion 105, parish of Wagonga, county of Dampier ; 
thence by a line and the southern boundary of that 
portion to its south-western corner; thence north to 
its north-western eorner; thence east to its north- 
eastern corner; and thence by a line to south-eastern 
corner of portion 156; thence northerly to southern- 


“most corner of portion 155; thence by a line south- | 
easterly to the northernmost corner of portion 58; 
thence by the eastern boundary of said portion 63 to 

» the Wagonga River; and thence by the northern fore- 


shore of that river, to the point of commencement. 
ie Sea ea) es yi) ; ¥ bois 


ANY ct 


Commencing at Noorooma ferry northern’ ~ 


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W. BE. DAVIDSON, 


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ProctaMtanION—Logy) GOVERNMENT ACT, 


(L,8+) 


_ Governor, .. 6th December, 1922. 
\RDINANCE No. 43, respecting “Blasting,” is 
hereby applied to Waterloo Municipality.. 
By His Excellency’s Command, 
; FOOL: FITZPATRICK, 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 


PROCLAMATION a ae GOVERNMENT ACT, 


(L.8.) 
W. E. DAVIDSON, . 
~- Governor. 6th December, 1922, 


Cae ANCE. No. 54a, respecting ‘‘Electrical Instal- 
lations,’’ ‘is hereby applied to Narrabri -Muni- 
cipality. 


*” 


By His Excelleney’s Command, 
J. C. L. FITZPATRICK. 





[3754] ‘ GOD SAVE THE KING! 
ey ee GOVERNMENT. ACT, 
(1.8.) 7 } 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor, 6th December, 1922. 


RDINANCE No. 43, respecting ‘‘Blasting,’”’ is 
heréby applied to Katoomba Municipality... 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
J. ©: L, FITZPATRICK. 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 


LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1919. 


. 


[3746] | 








PROCLAMATION, 
(u.8.) 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 


Governor.’ 
I, Sir Wanrmr Epwarp Davipson, Governor of the 
q State of New South Wales, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, in pursuance of the Local Govern- 
ment Act, 1919, do hereby declare the portion of the 
Municipality of Dundas described in Schedule ‘‘A’’ 
hereto to be a residential district (No. 2—Dundas) ; 
and [I do hereby prohibit in such district (1) the 
erection of any building for use for the purposes 
of ,the various trades, industries, manufactures, or 
shops described in Schedule ‘‘B’’ hereto; and (2) the 
use of any building for any such pur poses. 
Signed and sealed at Sydney, this sixth day of 
December, 192 2. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
‘ J. C. L. FITZPATRICK. 
GOD SAVE THE KING! | 
Scuepure £9 Wye 
The whole of the land fronting Br idge-street, High- 


street, Midsonsroad, and that portion of Rawson- 
street between Carlingford-road and Bridge-street. 


~Scuepune ‘‘B.’’ 
Prohibited Buildings, Trades, &e. 


Buildings for the vurposes of trades, businesses, 
and manufactures declared to be noxious ‘trades 
within the meaning of the Noxious Trades Act, 1902, 
and licensed premises within the meaning of. the 
Liquor Act, 1912. [8592] 


DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT. 


APPOINTMENT TO THE ToWN PLANNING Apvisory Boarp. 


H's: Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, has approved of the re- 





_ tirement from his office as member of the Town Plan- 


ning Advisory Board of 


John Broughton, Esquire (on leave, prior to retiring 
from his position as Surveyor-Geheral of New 
South Wales) and of the appointment to the 
Board in his stead of Alfred Henry pelts 
peers, Acting Surveyor-Géneral. t 


J.0, ets, FITZPATRICK, 


Mi 
Department of Local Goverhment, inister. 
Sydney, 15th December, 1922, £3906 1 


re ‘NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 171. = as 


| No. 31 of 2nd March, 1910, 








“TOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1919. 


LockwHart Surre—Proposenp : ENDARGEMENT oF rt 


HART Urspan Anna: 


Were It is proposed to’ enlarge the extent of 


Lockhart Urban Area within Lockhart’ Shire,..as 
declared by Proclamation in the Government Gazette 
in such manner ‘that it 
shall have boundaries as set out, in. the. ‘Schedule 
hereto. 

Within one month from the date of this fotice, any 
person interested may make written representatigns 
to the Minister on the question. 


J. Oy L. FITZPATRICK, 
Rw i yianae 
Department of Local Government, . arene) 
Sydney, 15th December, 1022. 





ScHEDULE. | Sua 498 


The area within the following puanetind | Bounty 
of Urana, parishes of Lockhart and Galore:, Com- 
mencing at the intersection of the easterly prolon a- 
tion of the southern side of Barton-street’ with the 
eastern side of Wast-street, in the village of Totkhart 
and bounded thence by the eastern side of Kast- street 
and its prolongation northerly ‘to ‘the centre of 
Brookong Creek; by the centre of that creek /down- 

wards to its intersection with the westerly prolonga- 
tion of the northern side of Reid-street; by that pro- 
longation easterly to the western side. of .Treastire- 
street ; by that side of that street southerly “to” its 
intersection with the westerly ‘prolongation of ‘the 
southern side of Barton-street; and thence by a line 
along the southern side of that street easterly, to the 
point of commencement. [3616] 


[3909] Sydney, 15th December, 1922. 

PARLIAMENTARY ELECTORATES AND® ELUC- 
TIONS ACT, 1912, AS AMENDED BY SUBSE- 
QUENT ACTS. 


T is hereby notified, for general information, that 
the following persons have been appointed as 
Electoral Registrars for the Klectoral Dictricts get 
against their respective names, in pursuance of the 
provisions of the abovementioned Act,—to take etece 
from the dates specified, viz. :— 


Clarence Howie, . Relieving. Clerk of Petty Racsiuns: 
Armidale (Norther n Tableland), in lieu of: Cohen, 
on leave, prior to retirement, —frem 21st Novem- 
ber, 1922. 

Andrew McLure Dunn, Clerk of Petty Snclatis. Wel- 
lington (Wammerawa), in lieu of* Barnett, on 
leave, prior to retirement, aren 7th November, 
1922. 

The following persons have been dopainted “as 
Assistant Electoral Registrars for the Electoral Dis- 
tricts set against their Tespectiy e names, in pursuance 
of the proyisions of the Vite Act, —to take effect 
from the dates specified, viz: 


Robert Donaldson, Relieving Clerk of Petty Sessions, 

; Kempsey (Oxley), in lieu of Brewer, on leave,— 
from 27th November, 1922. 

Herbert Howell F arrington, Relieving Clerk. of Petty 
Sessions, Lismore (Byron), in leu of “May, on 
leave,—from 29th November, 1922, 


The following persons have been appointed as 
Deputy Electoral Registrars, to keep the Rolls for 
the several Polling- place Areas in the Electoral Dis- 
tricts set against their respective names; in pursuance 





‘of the provisions of the ee Oreesic Act, ‘to hs 6 effect 


from the dates specified, viz. 


Second Class Sergeant Puiriek Vincent MePhillips, 
Adelong, Murray, (Adelong, Adelong, Environs), 
in lieu of Justelius, on leave, prior to retirement, 
—from 14th December, 1922, 

Leonard Roy Saul, Clerk of Petty Sessions, Batined- 
man, Murrumbidgee (Barmedman), in lieu of 
Smith, transferred,— from 1st November, 1922, 


’ First Class Constable Beresford Goethe Luther, Bem- 


boka, Goulburn (Bemboka), in lieu of Lee, trans- 
ferred ,—from 24th Novembes; 1922.) \): 

First Class. Constable Kenneth Dav id. Ross, Boorhi, 
Namoi (Boomi), in lieu of Harris, on extended 
leave,—-from Ist December, 1922. 

Constable Limington Keatley ‘Ulrick, Tooele ‘Sturt 
(Byeroclk), in lieu of Luther,. transferred from 
22nd November, 1922, 

Constable John Sylvester Kenny, Byrock, Sturt (Bye- 
rock), in lieu of Luther transferred ,—from 1st 
December,,1922. 

Charles Thomas Howard, Clerk of> Petty Seéssions, 
Dunedoo, Wammerawa (Dunedoo), in lieu of 
Fernon, transferr ed,—from 23rd October, 1922. 


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First Class Constable Arthur Alfred Jacob Willmott, 


Five Dock, Ryde (Five Dock), in lieu of McDoug- 


all, transferred,—from 28th November, 1922. __ 
William Kirby Earls, Clerk of Petty Sessions, Hill- 
ston, Murrumbidgee (Hillston)—from 17th Novem- 
ber, 1922. - 
Constable Samuel Crouch, Huskisson, Goulburn (Hus- 


kisson), in lieu of Hinds, transferred,—from 16th 


November, 1922. Z : 

First Class Constable Percy Athol Russell, Leadville, 
Wammerawa (Leadville), in lieu of Crouch trans- 
ferred,—from 16th November, 1922. 


Edward Percy Cusick, Relieving Clerk of Petty Ses- 


sions, Quirindi, Namoi (Quirindi, Wallabadah),, 
in lieu of Skilton, transferred,—from 20th Nov- 
ember, 1922, 4 
Constable Thomas George Sydney Bedingfeld, Stroud, 
Oxley (Stroud), in lieu of Homann,—from 5th 


November, 1922. 


Joseph John Dominic Fernon, Clerk of Petty Ses 


sions, Warialda, Northern Tableland (Warialda), 
in lieu of Ayling, transferred,—from. lst Novem- 
ber, 1922. 
Charles Joseph Rooney, Clerk of Petty Sessions, Went- 


worth, Sturt (Wentworth), in lieu of Meagher, 


transferred,—from 14th November, 1922. a4 
Alexander John Paton, Clerk of Petty Sessions, Wil- 
cannia Sturt (Wilcannia), in lieu of Flynn, trans- 
ferred,—from 12th December, 1922. 3 


The following persons have been appointed as Assist- 


ant Deputy Electoral Registrars, to keep the Rolls 
for the several Polling-place Areas in the Electoral 
Districts set against. their. respective names, in pur- 
suance of the provisions of the aforesaid Act, to take 
effect from the dates specified, viz. :— 


First Class Constable John David Nicholson, Albion 
Park, Wollondilly (Albion Park), in lieu of New- 
land, on leave,—from 10th November, 1922. 

Constable Thomas William Erenshaw, Ashford, North- 
ern Tabeland’ (Ashford), in lieu of Baxter, on! 
leave,—from 1st November, 1922. 

Constable Edgar William Honeysett, Binnaway, Wam- 
merawa (Binnaway), in lieu of McEwan, on leave, 
—from 2nd November, 1922. 

Constable James Constable, Blacktown, Cumberland 
(Blacktown), in lieu of Hungerford, on leave,— 
from 16th November, 1922. 

Sergeant Samuel Robert Kirkland, Bourke, Sturt 
(Bourke), in lieu of Harvey, on leave,—from 22nd 
December, 1922. 

First Class Constable William Joseph Lanham, Chats- 
wood, Ryde (Chatswood, Willoughby), in lieu of 
Walsh, on leave,—from 28th October, 1922, 

Constable William John Gleeson, Charlestown, New- 
castle (Charlestown), in lieu of Clancy, on leave,— 
from 24th October, 1922. 

Constable William Wilson, Dalmorton, Oxley (Dal- 
morton), in lieu of White, on leave,—from 26th 
October, 1922. 

Second Class Sergeant Henry Moules, Drummoyne, 
Ryde (Drummoyne), in lieu of Johnson, on leave, 

_ —from 7th October, 1922. 

First Class Constable William John Rankin, Forster, 
Oxley (Forster), in lieu of Nesbitt, on leave,— 
from 24th October, 1922. 


Constable Ernest Roy Floyd, Kandos, Wammerawa, — 


(Kandos), in lieu of Lucas, on leave,—from Ist 
November, 1922. 

Constable Thomas Ledger, Mathoura, Murray (Ma- 
thoura), in lieu of Brown, on leave,—from 2lst 
October, 1922. ; 

Constable Henry Frederick Burton, Morangarell, 
Murrumbidgee (Morangarell), in lieu of Hoole, 
on leave,—from 5th November, 1922. 

Constable Herbert Raymond Collins, Nymagee, Mur- 
rumbidgee (Nymagee), in lien of Sturgiss, on 
leave,—from 5th November, 1922. 

Constable Edward Charles Finch, Robertson, Wollon- 
dilly (Robertson. Burrawang), in lieu of Buchan, 
on leave,—from 9th November, 1922. 

Constable Cecil Ernest Hogno, Rugby, Cootamundra 
Rugby), in lieu of Chitty, on leave,—from 3rd 
_November, 1922. ; 

Harold Palser, Acting Clerk of Petty Sessions, Rvl- 
stone, Wammerawa (Rystone, Rylstone En- 
virons), in lieu of Dening, on leave— from 13th 
November, 1922. : 

Constable Irwin Thomas Sweeney. Tighe’s Hill, New- 
castle (Tighe’s Hill), in lieu of Dorl, on leave,— 
from 1st November, 1922. 


CHARLES W. OAKES, << 
Chief Secretary and Minister of Public Health. 


ee 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 171. [15 Dec, 1922 





aT ad acd cS Nei aa é ray 4 


APPOINTMENT. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has approved of the following 
appointments :— = 


CHIEF SECRETARY’S DEPARTMENT AND OFFICE OF THE ~ 


MINISTER OF PUBLIC HEALTH, 


Mr. John Francis Connolly, Inspector of Fish, Chief 


Secretary's Department, being appointed as an 
Inspector of Fisheries for New South Wales, in 
pursuance of the provisions of the Fisheries 
(Amendment) Act, 1910. 


GEORGE W. FULLER, Premier. 


~ 


(In lieu: of Ngee of similar purport published in 
Government Gazette No. 163 of 24th November, 1922.) 


| THE Reverend Stephen Harry Denman as Temporary 


Church of Exgland Chaplain at the Gladesville 
Mental Hospital, vice the Reverend D. H. Dillon, 
deceased, pending the appointment of .a rector 
in the parish of Gladesville. , 

Sergeant Third Class Joseph James Cooper, stationed 
at Dubbo, to be Inspector of Weights and Mea- 


sures, from the 8th November, 1922, vice Ser-. 


geant. Second Class Edward George “Allen, trans- 
ferred. : Ty Oca 


APIARIES ACT, 1916. 


Tue following persons have been appointed as Inspec- 


tors under section 3 of the Apiaries Act, 1916, for a 
period of four months from.the lst November, 1922:—_ 


J. V. Irwin and J. M. Ryan. 


DAIRY INDUSTRY ACT, 1915. 
Mr. Phillip Waller has been appointed as Inspector 
under the provisions of the abovementioned Act for 
a period not exceeding three months from the Ist 
December, 1922. 
| TRUSTEES. 


-Kernstneron Scuoon or Arts. 


Mr. John Thomas Jennings has been appointed as 
Trustee of the land held for the purposes of a> 
School of. Arts at Kensington, in lieu of Mr. — 


Samuel Solomons, whose office has been declared 
vacant. ©, es 


Tue Oaks Taterary Instrrute. “ 


Messrs. Ernest Henry Roberts and James Devitt have — 
been appointed as Trustees of the land held for. 
the purposes of a Literary Institute at The Oaks, | 


in heu of Messrs. John Fitzpatrick and Michael 


Holohan, whose offices have been declared vacant. ° 


GuNNING Literary INSTITUTE. 


Messrs. Herbert Henry Witts and Philip Raymond 


Ford have been appointed as Trustees of the land 
held for the purposes of a Literary Institute at 
Gunning, in lieu of Mr. A. E. Finch and Dr. 
Tippings, whose offices have been déclared vacant. 


Moama Litprary Institute. es 


Mr. Ivo Blezard has been appointed as Trustee of the 


land held for the purposes of a Literary Institute 
at Moama, in lieu of Mr. D. McLaren, whose 
offree has been declared vacant. 


DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE. 
The Reverend Thomas Hilhouse Taylor to be Church of : 


England Chaplain,’ Parramatta Gaol,—from date 
of commencing duty. . = 


Tur undermentioned members of the Police Korea to 


be Sub-Inspectors under the Liquor Act, 1912, for the . 


Licensing Districts preceding their names,—from the 
dates specified :—_ Wie 


» Tumut—sergeant Patrick Vincent McPhillips, sta- 


tioned at Adelong, vice Sergeant Justelius.— 
from 14th December, 1922. - & elius,— 


Maitland—Sergeant Thomas John Nolen, stationed = 


Maitland.—from 25th November, 1922. 


Goulburn—Sergeant David Sinclair, stationed at Goul- ~ 
burn, vice Sergeant Curtois,—from 21st Novem- — 


ber, 1922, 


“ = & 





OS te Eee, SOC ae 





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15 Deo, 1922,} | NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 171. 


6583 





Tue undermentioned members of the Police Force to 
exercise, within the licensing districts preceding their 


names, the authority conferred by. section 63, subsec- | 


tion 1, of the Liquor Act, 1912, from the dates speci- 
fied, aNane* ! p ; 


Junee—Constable Albert Edward Sheldrick, stationed . 


at Junee,—from 25th November, 1922. 
Narrandera—Constable Oliver George Keen, stationed 

at Narrandera,—from 25th November, 1922. 
Deniliquin—Constable Thomas Ledger, stationed at 
Moulamein,—from 25th November, 1922. 


Wagga Wagga—Constable Leonard Lindsay Moore, ” 


stationed at Wagga Wagga,—from 25th Novem- 
ber, 1922. 1 fag 


Scone—Constable Ernest Sidney Fairlamb, stationed — 


> at Aberdeen,—from Ist December, 1922. 
Bourke—Constable John Sylvester Kenny, stationed 
at. Byrock,—from Ist December, 1922. 
Gulgong—Constable Percy Athol Russell. stationed at 
Leadville.—from 16th November, 1922. 
Bega—Constable Beresford Goethe Luther, stationed 
~ at Bemboka,—from 24th November, 1922. 
Brisbane Water—Constable Francis Henry Cross, 
stationed at Wyong,—from 15th November, 1922. 


GEORGE W. FULLER, Premier. 
COLONIAL TRBASURER’S DEPARTMENT. 

HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
_the Inspector-General of Police, has approved of the 
undermentioned Police Officers being appointed 
- Inspectors under the Tobacco Act (47 Victoria, No. 
12), viz. :— > 


Constable Samuel Crouch, stationed at Huskisson,— 


as from the 16th November, 1922, vice 1st Class 


Constable J. W. Hinds, transferred. 

Ist Class Sergeant David Sinclair, stationed at Goul- 
burn,—as from the 2ist November, 1922, vice 
Ist Class Sergeant Peregrine Harvey Curtois, 
transferred. \ 

[E.M. 216] 

A. A. C. COCKS. 


DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR AND INDUSTRY. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint the 
undermentioned. members of the Police Force to be 
Inspectors to carry out’the provisions of the Shearers’ 
Accommodation Act, 1901, in the districts specified 
in connection with their respective names, 
Constable First Class Kenneth David Ross; station— 
Boomi; Police District—Moree. 
Constable Perey Athol Russell;  station—Leadville ; 
Police District—Mudgee. See 
KK. H. FARRAR. 


POLICE FORCE. 
y PROMOTIONS. . 
THE Governor-in-Council has approved of the follow- 
ing Police promotions, to take effect in each instance 
as on and from the 15th November, 1922 :— 


Inspector Second Class John Charles King to be In- 
spector First Class. 





Inspector Third Class Alfred Ernest Littlejohn to be — 


Inspector Second Class, 
; CONFIRMATION OF APPOINTMENT. 
THE Governor-in-Council has approved of 
Acting Inspector Osborne Holmes Parker being éon- 
firmed in the rank of Inspector Third Class,—-as. on 
and from the 15th November, 1922. 


5 CHARLES W. OAKES, 
Chief Secretary and Minister of Public Health. 


_ [4031] Department of Labour and Industry, 
et i Sydney, 13th December, 1922. 
EARLY CLOSING (AMENDMENT) ACT, 1900, 


Pusiic Norice. 


I HEREBY notify that, in accordance with the vote 
of a majority of those voting at a poll held on 
the 9th day of December, 1922, under the provisions 
of section 3 of the Early Closing (Amendment) Act, 
1900, in the Country Shopping District of ARMI- 

DALE, the closing times for all shops, except shops 
Pee rene One to the ery Closing Act, 
, and in the Schedule to the Sat alf- i- 
day Act, 1910, shall be as folly: roa ete 

oe ey . 
n Saturday ii vr «+ Ten o'clock. 
9 On the four other week-days ... Six en ee 


k. H, FARRAR, 
‘ Minister, 


One obleek: 


[3940] 





Sydney, 29th November, 1922. 


CANCELLATION OF SPECIAL CONDITIONS 
ATTACHING TO AN OYSTER LEASE. 


HE cancellation of the; special conditions deferring 
the payment of the rental and. restricting the 
transfer of George William Frasa’s ‘Oyster Lease No, 
10,413, at Port Stephens, as set out in the notification 
of the granting of the lease published in the Govern- 
ment Gazette of 16th July, 1920, has been approved 
by the Governor-in-Council. or 


CHARLES W. OAKES, «© - 
Chief Secretary and Minister of Public Health. 





[3944] Sydney, 29th November, 1922. 


NOTIFICATION OF GRANTING OF OYSTER 
CULTURE LEASES, 


aks is hereby notified, for general information, that 


leases for the purpose of oyster, culture of the 
lands specified in the annexed Schedule have been 
granted to the undermentioned persons. 
The leases are subject to the Fisheries Acts and the 
Regulations thereunder, and -to the special conditions, 
‘provisions, exceptions, covenants, and reservations 


set.out at the foot of the Schedule. 


¢ CHARLES W. OAKES, | 
Chief Secretary and Minister of Public Health, 





Lease No. 11,784* (inferior lands), to Charles Alex- 
ander, of Brooklyn, situated Hawkesbury River, 
about 4 a, 3r. 16 p. (plan cat, No. H. 290-41), five 
years from 29/11/1922; annual rental, £2 93.— 
under section 12 (338), Fisheries (Amendment) 
Act, 1910 (Fisheries Act, 1902). 

Lease No, 11,840* (inferior lands), to Robert Baker, of 
Pine-street, Manly, situated George’s River, about 
13 a. 3rd. 17 p., (plan cat. No. G. 221-47), five 
years from 29/11/1922; annual rental, £3 93.— 
under section 12 (33n), Fisheries (Amendment) 
Act, 1910 (Fisheries Act, 1902), 


Lease No. 11841* (inferior lands), to Perey Joseph 
Baker, of Pine-street, Manly, situated Georges 
River, about 15 a. 2 r. 4 p. (plan cat. No. G. 
(222-47), five years fronr 29/11/1922; annual rental, 
£3 18s.—under section 12 (33B), Fisheries (Amend- 
ment) Act, 1910 (Fisheries Act, 1902). 


Lease No. 11,842* (inferior lands), to Robert Leslie 
Baker, of Pine-street, Manly, situated George’s 
River, about 14 a, 2 r. 39 p. (plan cat. No. G. 
293-47), five years from 29/11/1922; annual rental, 
£3 i4s.—under section 12 (338), Fisheries (Amend- 
ment) Act, 1910 (Fisheries Act, 1902). 


Lease No. 11,843* (inferior lands), to Leslie Gibson 
_ Judd; of Canary-road, Hurstville, situated 
George’s River, about 13 a. 3 r. 22 p: (plan cat. 
No. G. 224-47), five years from 29/11/1922; annual 
rental, £3 9s.—under section 12 (33s); Fisheries 
(Amendment) Act, 1910 (Fisheries Act, 1902). 


Lease No, 11,874* (inferior lands), to Leslie Gibson 
Judd, of Canary-road,- Hurstville, situated 
George’s River, about 13 a. 0 r. 86 p. (plan cat. 
No. G. 227-47), five years from 29/11/1922; annual 
rental, £3 6s.—under section 12 (335), Fisheries 
(Amendment) Act, 1910 (Fisheries Act, 1902). 


Lease No. 11,884” (inferior lands), to John Duggan, of 
Woolooware Bay, Cronulla, situated George’s 
River, about 7 a. 1 r. (plan cat. No. G. 228-47), 
five years from 29/11/1922; annual rental, £1 16s. 
—under section 12 (338), Fisheries (Amendment) 
Act, 1910 (Fisheries Act, 1902). 

Lease No. 11.582 (average lands), to Asa James Staples, 
of Blackman’s Point, situated Hastings River, - 
fontage 468 yards (plan cat. No. H 98-27, fifteen 
years from 1/10/1922); annual rental, £5 5s.— 


-under section 12 (83), Fisheries (Amendment 
Act, 1910 (Fisheries Act, 1902). peace she: 


Lease No, 11,878 (average lands), to George William 


Frasa, of Karuah, situated Port Stephens, front- - 
age 24 yards (plan cat. No. P. 1,018-36), fifteen 
years from 29/i11/'1922; annual rental, 10s.— 
under section 12 (38), Fisheries (Amendment) Act 
1910 (Fisheries Act, 1902). : 


Lease No. 11,676 (average lands), to Leonard Royal 


Rooke and David James Rooke, of Salt’ Ash. situ- 
ated Port Stephens, frontage 100 yards (plan cat. 
No. P. 1,006-36), fifteen: years from’ 1/9/1922; 
annual rental, £1—-under section 12 (33), Fisheries 
(Amendment) Act, 1910 (Fisheries Act, 1902), 


Die DRI A 3, ll a 


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errant Conditions, Provisi sions, Exceptions, Covenans, 
“ Pant heaps 

*N 0 A chain: ee removed from Oyster, Leases 

Nos! 11,784, TY. 84 FA, an 11,842, tf. ,843,° 11,874, ‘and 

11,884 during the: ‘first ‘véat™ of their term. If ‘any such 


lease be. renewed for. ae second term of five years, it ' 
e 


ie ‘be’ subject. to. re etermination of. rental during 
thi 


tein th, or any. later. year for ay further China) ae) 


PANG NTA, He a tae due be pm eles a 
hoa Kat , 





a eonnee 15th. ee 1922, 


HE Gheaniars in-Council has been pleased, in ac- 
Sydney | 
as amended by | 
subbequent ‘Acts, to grant approval for the resump- | 
tion by the Municipal Council of Sydney of certain | 
which is required for the purpose of widening | 
a public way within © 


cordance with the provisions, of’ the 
Corporation Amendment Act, 1905, 


land, 
and- ‘enlarging ‘ Bullétin-place, 
the City of Sydney, and for carrying out inrprove- 
ments in the vicinity of ‘such public way. 


A Ist to the 28th February, 1923, 





BIRDS AND ANIMALS PROTECTION ACT, ‘1918, 
OPEN Skason. 


x open season in pursuance of the Birds and 
Animals’ Protection Act, 1918, has been declared 


GiAy 


inclusive, in 
respect of Black Swans for the parishes of Murrah, 
Wapengo, and Tanja, in the county of Dampier. and 
for the parishes of Wallagoot, Bega, and abies in the 
county of. Auckland, 


CHARLES W. OAKES 
[3133] Chief t Secretary and Minister of Public Health. 





[see] ot Sydney, 15th December,’ 1922, 
FISHERIES ACTS RENEWAL OF LEASES. 


AsO has been given for the renewal of 
Messrs. John Lund and John Lambourne’s 


“Oyster Culture Lease No. 5,076, of 300 yards, at’Port 


Stephens, for a term of fifteen years” from Rd Decem- 
her, ie at an annual rental of £3. 




















CHARLES W. OAKES, | 
recog eereuary and Minister for: Public Health. CHARLES w. OAKES. 
a he. 
e Cathet, PUBLIC HEALTH REGULATIONS. : 
4 “THE folowing: Resulations have been made by His Excellency the Gand 2 ONS ee ne 
and the Executive Council, in accordance with. the provisions of the Pirblidi3 a teas es, 
4 Meath, CA mentatagt) oak 1921, gee 
' CHARLES W. OAKES, 
Chief Secretary and Minister of Publie Health. 
Bey sane 355 Ane Rakes “REGULATIONS. 
i i ; Rai hy Lae | bi ‘Definitions. 


For'the: purpose. of these Regulations— | 


 Contact.—A “contact” shall be deemed to include every person ee 

has been exposed to infection from any of the infectious diseases 

mentioned in Schedule M. He shall continue to be a contact until 

ate the completion of the corresponding re ee of incubation 
a We for that disease. 

Carrier.—A “carrier” ghall be any person having in his nose or throat, 
or in his exeretions or discharges, germs. of any infectious disease, 
although presenting no signs or symptoms of the disease. Proof of 
the presence of such germs of disease to be established by bacterio- 
logical. examination performed in a laboratory controlled by an 
officer of the Department of Publie Health or approved by the_ 
Director- General of Public Health. 

9. Eyery “contact” or “carrier” shall submit to “medical examination 
“at. such time and place as a Medical Officer of Health, or a medical 
_. ‘practitioner authorised in that. behalf by the Director-General of Public 

-. Health, directs. : 

3. Every “ contact? or ‘“earrier” shal carry out such instructions as a 
Medical Officer of Health, or a medical practitioner authorised in that 
behalf by the Director-General of Public Health, specifies, and. for such 

as Mec period as he directs. 

eee Stefi 4 Any “contact” or “ carrier” may be placed ie medical surveillance 
or may be isolated and detained in isolation in his own home, oer in any 

ede other place, if in the opinion of a Medical Officer of Health, or of a medical 

tule ciple practitioner authorised in that behalf by the Director-General of Public 

ne he hake eee such action is deemed necessary to prevent the spread of infection. 

ie ~5. Any person who has been informed in writing by a Medical Officer of | ee 

e Health, or a medical practitioner authorised in that behalf by the Director- ae 

General of Public Health, that he is a “ carrier” shall not take part in, or be 

employed in, any business connected with the manufacture, preparation, 

storage, handling or delivery of food or drugs for human consumption, or 

handle any vessel, receptacle, package, utensil, instrument or thing used : 

in the manutacture, preparation, packing, storage, carriage, or. serving of 

any food or drug for human consumption: be 

6. On receipt of a notification of a case of infectious nee ey its 
district, the Local Authority shall forthwith cause to. be carried’ out an 
_ Inspection of the premises concerned, inquiries made, and such particulars 
obtained as will enable it to take the necessary steps for preventing the 
spread of infection, or for the remoyal of any conditions likely to favour 
.. Infection: Provided that such inspection. shall not apply to a public . 
verte °* «+ hospital or Government institution. R 
; x: 7. Every person shall truly answer all relevant questions put to him by 
an. officer for the purpose: of tracing the source or preventing the spread — 
Spe of any infectious disease, and to that end shall give all relevant information 
‘ates MPT and produce all documentary or pthep evidence which may Be required of 
ti to, os him by-such officer, 


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8. The Local Authority for any district included in the Metropolitan 
Combined District, or the Hunter River Combined District, or the Muni- 
eipality of Broken Hill, shall forthwith on request furnish to the Medical 
Officer of Health of such District, on the form prescribed, the results of 


the investigation intd any-case, or cases, or suspected cases of infectious 
disease. The Local Authority for any district in New South Wales shall 


forthwith, on request, furnish to the Secretary to the Board of Health the 


results of such investigations on the form prescribed. 


9. After the recovery, or removal to hospital, or death of any. person 
suffering from an infectious disease on any premises, the Local Authority 
shall cause the premises and also the bedding, clothing, or other articles 
which may have been exposed to infection, to be disinfected to the satisfac- 
tion of an officer, but such disinfection shall not apply to, any public 
hospital or Government institution. 


Disposal and burial of corpses dead of infectious diseases. 

10. The body of every person who has died of an infectious disease shall 
be wrapped, as soon as may be after death, in a wrapper so as to envelop 
it egmpletely, which wrapper shall be wet with a solution made by mixing 
five parts of carbolic acid with ninety-five parts of water, or other approvad 


disinfectant. 


11. Every, such body shall be coffined, and the lid of the coffin shall be 
permanently fastened down within twenty-four hours after death. 


12. The joints of the lower part of every coffin used to contain the body 
of a person who has died of. an infectious disease shall be water-tight. 


13. No person shall hire or use a public conveyance other than a hearse 
for conveying the body of a person who has died from any infectious disease 
without previously notifying the owner or driver of the conveyance that 
such person has died from infectious disease, and the owner or driver of 
any such public conveyance used for this purpose shall immediately after 


such use cause such conveyance to be disinfected to the satisfaction of an 


officer of the Board of Health or the Local Authority. 


‘14. The body of a person who has died from any infectious disease shall 
not be retained unburied elsewhere than in a mortuary approved by the 
Board of Health for a longer period than thirty-six hours, if within a 
municipal district, or for longer than forty-eight hours if within any other 
district. It shall be the duty of the occupier of the building or place where 
the body is, and if there be no occupier it shall be the duty of the owner to 


earry out the provisions of this Regulation, and on failure to do so’ such — 


occupier or owner shall be liable to a penalty not exceeding £10. 


15. The body of a pérson who has died from any infectious disease shall 
not be removed from the premises on which the death has occurred except 
to a mortuary approved by the Board of Health or for conveyance direct 
to a cemetery or crematorium, for the purpose of being forthwith buried 
or cremated. ; 


Eeclusion from school. of patients and contacts. 


16. “School” shall be taken to include kindergarten, primary, or 
secondary school, technical school, private school, or Sunday school. 


(a) When the ease of infectious disease notified occurs in a person of 
any age in a house in which any pupil of school age is resident, the 
Local Authority shall forthwith notify the parent or other person in 
charge of such pupil, or pupils, of his duty not to permit them to 
return to school until the prescribed period of exclusion has been 
completed, and the Local Authority shall, on the prescribed form, 
forthwith notify the head teacher or head teachers of the school or 
schools usually attended by such pupil or pupils of the occurrence 
of the case. 


(b) Every pupil who has been certified to be suffering from any 

-  infectidus disease (specified in Schedule L) or. who is a contact, 

shall be excluded from school for the period set out in that Schedule 

with respect to that disease, and it shall be the duty of the parents 

or guardians of pupils who are suffering, or have suffered, from any 

infectious disease, or who are contacts, and of the head teacher or 

other, person in charge of any school attended by such pupils, to 

- take all reasonable steps to secure compliance with. the require- 
ments of this clause. ; i 


(c) The parent or other person in charge of a patient who has been 

prevented from attending school under these Regulations, and the 
parent or other person in charge of any child of, or under, school 
age who is a contact or such patient, shall not during the period 
of exclusion from school suffer or permit any such patient or 
contact to attend any cinematograph hall, or other place of amuse- 
ment, church, or public gatherings, whether admission is gained 
thereto by payment or otherwise. 


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15 Dee. 1922. = NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 171. 6557 
‘i s : 
x Tans: ; ScHEDULE M, 
ty ; (No. 18, 1921.) 
Notifiable Infectious Diseases—Incubation Periods, 
aa Days. 
Diphtheria and Membranous Croup .........0.e..ee26-. 10 
Scarlet Fever, also called Scarlatina 2.2... ec.et wees 10 
S Hpidemic Cerebrospinal Fever (Meningococcal Meningitis) 10 
BUDOUICIy ELAS WOH erste os scten Geant Mia retaleeebe eink Manes «stag ao setae EO 
- Infantile Paralysis (Anterior Poliomyelitis) Ee ata wigpnt aed 
Smallpox (including Alastrim) ........ CRS h Maneen main ea | , 


Typhoid Fever, including Para-typhoid ......+-. sees ees 21 
Ne , SCHEDULE D, : 
fie (No, 18, 1921; Section 4.) 


Infectious Discases—Notification and Prevention, 


To the Head Téacher of School, 
[full name], sex» , age ; having been notified to the Local 
Authority for the [Municipality, Shire, Police District] of , as 


_ being ill at [full address], of the infectious disease [name of infectious 
f : disease J, ,patients and contacts must comply with the Regulations, Public 
a Health Act, 1921, before they aré readmitted to school, 





Date : ; . Local Authority, 
= . . Investigation of Case of Infectious Disease. 
District of Date, tea 
Disease, a alanis 
3 Patient's full name . Sex Age 
; : — Address 
: Occupation Place of ee lserent (or School) 


Probable date of beginning of illness 
Place at which patient was living at that date 
How long before illness began had patient lived on these premises? E 


The House— 
Approximate size of lormene 


‘ Detached, semi-detached, or terrace 
Material (brick, stone, wood, &e.) 
No. of storeys No. of rooms ¢ Adults t Root \ 
; No. of inhabitants { Children y “®™ i 


Os ba of the House— | 


Cleanliness of the allotment 
rd : 4 General state of repair of house 
Cleanliness of house 


>e ae : Any specially important structural defect 
ae : 4 ph rey Hvidence of dampness 
¢ eee Business carried on y 
j Animals kept (including pets) : 5s 
Water Supply— 
7 Is water laid on by pipe from mains? 
, Is there any well or underground tank on the premises? 
What is ordinary source of supply for household? 
Any special et aneaces ; 
Sewerage, &¢.— 
Are the premises connected with the sewers? \ 
y If connected, are the connections and house- drains profierly made aS in 
} iad oa, ~ good. order? 
If not connected, what is form of privy (pail or cesspit) ? aie. 
- State of privy: As to cleanliness | As to repair any tra 
; If a pail, by whom is it emptied? ° How often? 
» Is ‘dry earth or any other deodorant regularly used in the pail? 
4 . How. are contents of the pail usually disposed of? 


If the case is Typhoid or Para-ty phoid— 
Has a special pail, emptied daily and supplied with a disinfectant, baer 
furnished by the Council? 
If not, how have typhoid stools and urine been disposed of ? 
Hiow are slop waters disposed of? 
Is house refuse regularly removed, how frequently, and by whom? 
Is there any accumulation of house refuse? 
Milk Supply, previous to the beginning of Tllness— 
Whence obtained? 
Preyious Cases on the Premises (give 1 names of patients and date of notifica- 
, . tion, if obtainable)— ; 
a tapes Hei During occupancy of present tenants 
; Alleged, during occupancy of former tenants 
: Contact with reported or unreported cases 
Any special remarks 
fist ate ak (Signed pe fe Be % 


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[8952) Ole a oo: ‘Inspector to the Local Authority. 








Department of the Attorney-General and of Justice, 


[3956] 
. je Sydney, 14th December, 1922. : 


THE following Regulation’ (repealing Public Service Regulation No. 119 
and substituting therefor a new Regulation bearing the same number) made 
by the Public Service Board under the provisions of the Public Service Act, 
1902, has been approved by His Exeelleney the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, and is published in accordance with the requirements 
of that Act. \ ayes 
; ee PeRe BA VIN. 


REGULATIONS UNDER THE PUBLIC SERVICE ACT, 1902. 
WHEREAS by the Public Service Act, 1902, the Public Service Board is 
authorised and empowered to make, repeal, alter, and amend Regulations: 
Now, the Publie Service Board, under and by virtue of the powers contained 
in the abovementioned Act, doth, with the approval of the Governor, hereby 
repeal Regulation No. 119, and substitute therefor the following :— ae 


Promotion of Oficers—Grade Tests. 


119. No officers appointed to the Clerical Division since tst J anuary, 


1896, shall be deemed eligible for promotion above £301 per annum in the 
case of male officers, and £224 per annum in the case of female officers (other 
than female shorthand-writers), unless they shall have passed a suitable 
grade test, as may be prescribed by the Board, and unless they shall have 
satisfied the Board as to their character and efficiency, : 


Any officer who, by reason of his or her failure to pass the grade test 
prescribed by this Regulation, has not received the salaries for which he or 


she was eligible under the Award of the Industrial Arbitration, Court for © 


Clerical Officers employed under the Public Service Acts, shall receive such 


6558 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 171. [15 Dro, 192. 





salaries as from the 30th June, 1920, provided that no such officer shall © 


receive a higher salary than £301 per annum in the case of males, and £224 


per annum in the case of females. 


J. L. WILLIAMS. 
W. D. LOVERIDGE, 


Dated at the Office of the Public Service Board, 33-39 Hunter-street, 
Sydney, this thirtieth day of November, 1922. . ig 


Members of the 
Public Service Board. 





[3908] Department of the Attorney-General 
and of Justice, 
Sydney, 6th December, 1922. 


T is hereby notified that, in accordance with the 


provisions of section 8 of the Companies (Amend- 
ment) Act, 1906, as enacted by section 3 of the 
Companies (Amendment) Act, 1907, Yardley & Com- 


pany Limited is granted exemption from making the_ 


list containing the particulars (a) and (b) mentioned 


in those sections, 
THOS. J. LEY, 
Minister of Justice, 


[3880] Sydney 15th December, 1922. 


Te is hereby notified, for genera! information, that, 
: im pursuance of section 6, subBections.1, 2, and 3, 
of the Stock Diseases (Tick) Act, 1901, and Amend- 
ment Act of 1915, that the undermentioned area is 
hereby quarantined for the period of twelve months, 
and all stock within that area are alsc quarantined 
for the above period, and must not be removed from 
the holdings upon which they are now depastured, 
except under permit from the Inspector of Stock. 


Counties Rous and Richmond: Commencing on the 
Pacific Ocean at the south-east: corner of the ‘I'weed 
River Quarantine, as gazetted on the 16th June, 
1922; and bounded thence by the ocean to the Rich- 
mond River; by that river upwards to the north-east 
corner of portion 11, parish South Casino, county 
Richmond; thence by the eastern boundaries of that 
portion and portions 15, 44, 58, and 28 to the Coraki- 
road; and thence by the north side of that road to 
Oakey Creek; by that creek southerly to the seuth 
side of that road, and by. that south side to the north- 
east corner of portion 27; thence by the east, south- 
easterly, and south boundaries of that portion, and 
the south boundary of portion 26; thence by a line to 
the north-east corner of portion 30; thence by the 
east, south-eastern, and eastern boundaries of that 
'portion, and the eastern and south-eastern boundaries 
of portion 31 to the Ellangowan-road; thence by that 
road northerly to the south-west corner of portion 59; 





-thence by a line west to the western side of the rail- 


way line from Grafton to Casino; thence by that line 
northerly to the southern boundary of portion 167; 


by that boundary to its south-west corner; thence by . 


a line south to the south-east corner of camping 


reserve 38,914; thence by part of the south boundary 


of that reserve to the north-east corner of Block C; 
thence by the east and south boundaries of that block, 
a.line, the south boundaries of Blocks E, G, I, K, and 
portion 17, and its prolongation west to the eastern 
side of a road; thence by that side of that road north- 
erly to the south boundary of portion 79; thence by 
part of the south and the west boundaries of that 
portion to the south side of the main Tenterteld- 
Casino road; thence by that side of that road westerly 
to the north-east corner of portion 49; thence along 
the northern boundary of that portion to its north- 
west. corner; thence south by the western boundary 


of that portion to its south-west corner; thence west 
along the southern boundaries of portions 44 and 45 


to the north-east corner of portion 142; thence south 
by the eastern boundary of that portion; thence west 
along its southern boundary, and the southern boun- 
dary of portion 119; thence northerly by the western 
boundary of portion 119 to the south-east corner of 
portion 27; by the south boundary of that portion 


and a line to the east corner of portion 26; thence 


by the south-eastern boundary of that portion to 
Shannonbrook; and by that brook upwards to the 
north-east corner of portion 93, parish of Shannon, 


county of Richmond; by the eastern and part of the 


southern boundaries of that portion, the east and 
south boundaries of portion 103 to the north-west cor- 
ner of portion 84, part of the western boundary of that 
portion, the northern boundary of portion 101 to its 
north-west corner on the Hogarth Range; thence by 
that range southerly and westerly to the eastern 
corner of portion 49, parish of Mummulgum; by the 
eastern boundaries of that portion and portions 24 
and 25 to the north-east corner of the latter, the 
north boundary of 25, part of the east and part of the 
north boundary of portion 34, the east and north 


boundaries of 29, to Mummulgum ‘Creek; by that. 


creek downwards to the north-east corner of portion 
2, the eastern and part of the south boundary of that 
portion, the south-eastern boundary .of portion 25 
and its prolongation to north boundary of 20; by part 
of north boundary of that portion east to Mummul- 
gum Creek aforesaid; and that creek upwards to 





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15 Dec, 1992.) | NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 171, 


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south-east corner of portion 20 aforesaid; the south- { NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION OF LAND 


ern and part of west and again part of the southern 
and the remainder of the western boundary of that 
portion to its north-west corner; thence by part of 
the east boundary of portion 35, its northern boun- 
dary west to the west side of the main road from 
Tenterfield to Casino; by that side of that road south- 
erly to the south-east corner of portion 87, parish 
of Mummulgum; by the south boundary of that por- 
tion and its continuation west to the Richmond 
Range; by that range northerly about 4 miles; thence 
by a line west to the west boundary of forest reserve 
1,120; thence by that boundary northerly to Pea- 
cock Range; by that range easterly to the Richmond 


Range aforesaid; again by that range northerly to } 


the south-west corner of the Kyogle Quarantine, as 
gazetted on the Ist ‘September, 1922; thence by a 


_ southern and part of the eastern boundaries of that 


quarantine easterly and ‘northerly to the southern 


boundary of the Tweed River. Quarantine aforesaid ;_ 


thence by part of that ‘boundary to the south-west 
corner of portion 138; thence along the western boun- 
dary of that portion to its north-west corner; thence 
easterly along the northern boundaries of portions 
138, 139, 140, 141, and 142 to the north-east corner 
of portion 142;, thence along the boundary of the 
Tweed Quarantine aforesaid to the western boundary 
of portion 270; thence by that boundary south to the 
north-western boundary of Sang On Tiy and Com- 
pany banana plantation; thence by that boundary 
north-easterly about 100 chains to the east boundary 
of portion 270 aforesaid; thence by a line south about 
10 chains to a road 1 chain wide; thence by that road 
westerly to a newly surveyed and fenced road; thence 
by that road in a zig-zag direction generally south- 
easterly to the south boundary of the Tweed River 
Quarantine aforesaid; and thence by that boundary 
easterly, to the point of commencement. 


FRANK A. CHAFFEY. 





f3052] Sydney, 15th December, 1921. 
1B is hereby notified, for general information, that, 


of the Stock Diseases (Tick) Act, 1901, and Amend- 
ment Act of 1915. that the undermentioned area is 
hereby quarantined for the period: of two months, 
and all stock within that area are also. quarantined 


for the above period, and must not be removed from 
the holdings upon which they are now depastured,. 


exceept under permit from the Inspector of Stock. 

Pocats- Gaalborn, parish Holbrook: -Commencing 
at the south-east corner of portion ,37;. parish. of 
Holbrook; and bounded thence by the.south boundary 
of that portion to the north-east corner of portion 
139; thence southerly along east boundary of same 
portion and reserve from sale No. 41,1380 to south- 
west corner of portion 256; thence along Ten Mile 
Creek to south-west corner of portion 1; thence east 
to the south-east corner of portion. 5; thence north 
to the north-west corner of portion 28; thence east 
along the north boundary of that porion ; thence north 
to the north-west corner of portion 77; thence west to 
the north-west corner of section 30, at the intersection 
of Wagga and Sydney roads; thence north along 
Wagega-road, to the point of commencemeent, 
' FRANK A. CHAFFEY. 





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PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1912. 
AUGMENTATION 
hi - CIPALITY or ARMIDALE, 
i is hereby notified, in accordance with the 35th 
; section of the above-mentioned Act, that the 
following Resolution.was passed by the Legislative 
Assembly on the 28th September, 1922, viz. :— . 


“That it is expedient the proposed scheme for 
the construction of certain works to augment the 
water supply of the Municipality of Armidale, as 
recommended by the Parliamentary Standing 

Committee on Public Works, be carried out.’’ 


TRAMWAY FROM UNDERCIIFFE To Forest Hiw. 
_ TT is hereby notified, in accordance with the 35th 
section of the abovementioned Act, that the following 
Resolution was passed by the Legislative Assembly on 


My the 14th November, 1922, viz. :— 


“That it is expedient the construction of a line 
of tramway from Undercliffe, to Forest Hill, as 
recommended by the Parliamentary Standing 
Committee on Public Works, be carried out.’’ 


14027] RB: T. BALL. 


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in pursuance of section 6, subsections 1, 2, and 3. 


or THe Water Suppity or THe Mount 











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UNDER THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1919. | 


rH\HE land hereunder described having been appro- 
priated or resumed, in pursuance of section 6536 
of the Local Government Act, 1919, is hereby vested 


| in the Nepean Shire Council for public recreation pur- 


poses within the shire. 
Dated this thirteenth day of December, 1922. 


R..T. BALL, 
Minister for Public Works. 





Duscrretion oF Lanp REFERRED TO. 
All that’ piece or parcel of land situate in the 


' parish of Mulgoa, county of Cumberland, and State 


. 


of New South Wales, being lots 1 to 6 inclusive of 
deposited plan 2,721, lots 3 to 10 inclusive, and lots 
23 and 24, section A, of deposited plan 2,121: Com- 
menving at the south-western corner of the said lot 1 
of deposited plan 2,721; and bounded thence on the 
north-west by the south-éastern side ef Mulgoa-road, 
being lines bearing’ 26 degrees 40 minutes 15 feet 10 
inches, 26 degrees 44 minutes 25 seconds 425° feet. 
0 11/12th inches, 29 degrees 23 minutes 126 feet 9% 
inches, and 34 degrees 28 minutes 80 feet 5 inches to 
the north-western corner of the aforesaid lot 7, 
section A, of deposited plan 2,121; thence on the 
north by part of the southern side of Thornton-road 
bearing 89 degrees 56 minutes 17 séconds 215 feet 
4% inches to the north-eastern corner’ of aforesaid - 
lot 23; thence.on the east by the eastern boundaries 
of lots 23 and 10 bearing 179 degrees 56 minutes 17. 
seconds 570 feet 8 inches to the northern side of 


_ Main Through road; and thence on the south by 


part of that side of that road bearing 269 degrees 
56 minutes 17 seconds 522 feet, to the. point of com- 
mencement ;—-having an area of 4 acres 3 roods 253 
perches or thereabouts, and said to be m the posses- 
sion of F. Hall, Harriet H. Hutchinson, Cyrus John 
Turnbull, Thomas Kirk Cantrill, and H. S. Begbie. 
[ Mise. 1922-4,491] [3586] 








NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION OF LAND 
UNDER THE PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1912. 

NG is hereby notified and declared by His Excellency 

the. Governor, acting with the advice of the 
Executive Council, that so much of the land here-. 
under described as is Crown Land has been appro- 
riated, and so much thereof as is private property 
as been resumed, under the Public Works Act, 1912, 
for the following public purpose, namely, a Public 
School at SYDNEY, and is vested in the Minister of: 
Public Instruction on behalf of His Majesty the. 


King for the purposes of the Public Instruction Act 
of 1880. 


Dated the’ sixth day of -December, one thousand 
nine hundred and*twenty-two. 


W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 
By-His Excellency’s Command, 


ALBERT BRUNTNELL, 
Minister of Public Instruction. 





Description oF LAND REFERRED TO. 


All that piece or parcel of land containing an area 
of 113 perches or thereabouts, being parts of lots 7 
and 8 of a private subdivision of part of allotment 9 
of section 31, City of Sydney, parish of St.. James, 
county of Cumberland: Commencing at the south- 
western corner of the land comprised in Certificate 
of Title, volume 1,405. folio 129; and’ bounded thence 
by part of the south-western boundary of that land, 
being a line following the centre of a party wall 20° 
inches wide, bearing 349 degrees 43 minutes 26 feet, 
by a-line following the centre of a party wall 16 inches 
wide, bearing 258 degrees 45 minutes 30 seconds 60 


- feet 64 inches to the north-eastern side of a lane; by. 


that ‘side of that lane, being a line following the. 
south-western side of a wall, bearing 168 degrees 40 
minutes 54 feet 3 inch; by a line following the south- 
ern side of a wall bearing 78 degrees 56 minutes 30 
seconds 59 feet 14 inches; by a line following the 
centre of a party wall 10 inches wide, bearing 349 
degrees 43 minutes 28 feet 3 inches; and by a line 
hearing 79 degrees 43 minutes 5 inches, to the point of. 
commencement ;—as shown on plan in the Department 


of Lands, catalogued Ms, 5,672 Sy. [8942] 


The Treasury, New South Wales, 
Sydney, 15th December, 1922. 


[4035] 


NEW SOUTH WALES FUNDED STOCK—53 PER 
CENT., 1928, AND FIVE-YEAR DEBENTURES 
—IN RELATION TO STATE AND FEDERAL 
INCOME TAXES. 

Tt is hereby notified, for the information of sub- 
scribers to the New South Wales Funded Stock— 


1928 Stock, 5% per cent., maturing 10th May, 1928, 
and five-year Debentures at 5% per cent., due Ist 


July, 1927—that the following Minute has been: 


passed by the Hxecutive Council approving of the 


execution by the Colonial Treasurer of the agreement | 


published hereunder. 
ARTHUR A. C. COCKS, 


Colonial Treasurer. 





No. 157.—MINUTE PAPER FOR THE EXECUTIVE 
COUNCIL. .*. 


Subject: —Issue of Debentures or Funded Stock in 


Sydney, under Loan Act No. 21, of 1921. 
Registered No. of Papers—1922. 


‘The Treasury, New South Wales, ~ 
Sydney, llth September, 1922. 


“UNDER Executive Minute No. 22-92, approved on 


22nd June, 1922, authority was given for the issue of 


~ Stock and Debentures to amount of £1,000,000, bear- 


ing interest at rate of 53 per cent. per annum, 


The Colonial Treasurer recommends that the ap- 
proval of His. Excelleney the Governor and. the 
Executive Council be given for the further issue of 
Debentures: and Stock to extent of £50;000 at par, 


under Loan Act No. 21 of 1921, on which there is - 


sufficient authority for such issue. 


_ Stock with cufrency to l0th May, 1928, bearing 
interest at 53° per cent. per annum, with interest 
payable half-yearly on 10th November and 10th May 


in each year up to date of maturity. 
/ 


Five-year Debentures bearing interest at 52 per 
cent, per annum to be dated lst. July, 1922, due date 
Ist July, 1927, wtih interest payable half-yearly on 
ist January and Ist July in each year up to date of 
maturity. : : 


The Debentures to bear thereon the engraved sig- 
natures of His Excellency the Governor, the Colonial 
‘Treasurer, the Under-Secretary, Department of the 
Treasury, and the Auditor-General, a 


It is not possible at present to allocate the amount 


of Debentures or Stock, nor to furnish particulars of 
denominations and numbers of Debentures, but when 
the information is available a further minute will 
be submitted for approval. 


Tt is also recommended for the approval of His 
Excellency the Governor and the Executive Council 
that the Colonial Treasurer be empowered to, and do 
sign and perfect such agreements, deeds, or other 
documents as may be necessary, for the purpose of 
guaranteeing the holders and investors in such Stock 
and Debentures to be issued as aforesaid that the 
same and all interest thereon shall be held free of 


New South. Wales State Income ax and Federal 
Income Tax. : 


ARTHUR A, GC. COCKS. 
Approved by the Executive © il. —H. 
Clerk of the Council. COMES Cae eer a 


Minute Na. 28; date 20th Se ytember 1999: % 
firmed 27th September, 1922. : f ne 


Approved.—_W. E. Davipson, Gov gy - 
tember, 1922, ; eat re a 





AGREEMENT made the sien day of gee 1922 
between the Honorable Artuur Atrrep CLEMENT 
Cocks, the Colonial Treasurer of the State of New 
South Wales, for and on behalf of the Government 
of the said State, of the one part, and the several 
persons, kaart aa corporations, whose-names are 
or may hereafter. be inscribed in the hooks 
ect Stock Office, oF eek mee 
State, as the holders of the Stock and Debe 

€ l ntures 
hereinafter mentioned, and who are hereinafter re- 


ferred to as the subscribers (which term, wherever the | 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, Nu, 171. [15 Deo, 1922, 


Pas eta Pe 60 ova OY Dane te ie SU coer RM Ree tN aT ee So RL 


‘ deeds, or other documents as may be necessary for the 


‘of the Executive Couneil, as recorded in the said — 


~ the event of such New South Wales State Income Tax 





interest thereon, the said Arthur Alfred Clement 


in the Treasury of the said’ 






context requires or admits, shall be deemed to include 
the executors, administrators, or successors, respec- 
tively, and assigns of the said respective persons, com- 
panies, and corporations) of the other part: Whereas 
His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 


7 
‘Pxecutive Council, has approved of the issue of New a 


South Wales Government Funded Stock and Deben- : 
tures to the face value of £1,000,000 under the +" 
authority of the Loan Act No. 21, 1921, as follows, | 
viz., Funded Stock to bear interest at the rate of 
£5 15s. per centum per annum, payable half-yearly on . 
10th November and 10th May in each year up to the | 
date of maturity, viz., 10th May, 1928, the Stock to 


be designated ‘‘New South Wales Funded Stock, 5} 


per cent., 1928,” and Debentures to be dated Ist July, 
1922, and to bear interest at the rate of £5 15s. per 
centum per annum, ‘payable half-yearly on lst Janu- 
ary and Ist July in each year up to date of maturity, 
viz., Ist July, 1927, aitd-a guarantee has been given by 


the Colonial Treasurer that such’ Funded Stock and/or _ 


a 


Debentures and all interest thereon, shall and will at 
all times during currency be held free from New South ; 
Wales State Income Tax and from Federal Income aha 
Tax: And whereas His Excellency the Governor, with — 

the advice of the Hxecutive Council, has approved of _ 

a further issue of New South Wales Government — 
Funded Stock and/or Debentures to the face value of — ‘ 
£50,000 under the authority of the Loan Act No. 21, 
1921, as follows, viz., Funded Stock to bear interest 
at the rate of £5 15s. per centum per annum, payable 
half-yearly on 10th November and 10th May in each 
year up-to the date of maturity, viz., 10th May, 1928, * : 
the Stock to be designated ‘New South Wales : 
Funded Stock, 52 per cent., 1928,’ and Debentures — 

to be dated Ist July, 1922, and to bear interest at the 

rate of £5 15s. per centum per annum, payable halft- 


-yearly on Ist January and Ist July in each year up 


to date of maturity, viz., 1st July, 1927: And 
whereas it being considered advisable to offer persons, 
companies, and corporations investing in such Funded 
Stock and/or Debentures a guarantee that the Funded 
Stock and Debentures to be issued, and all interest 
thereon, will be free of New South Wales State Income 
Tax and Federal Income Tax, the Governor, with the 
advice of the Executive Council, as recorded in an 
Executive Council Minute of 11th September, 1922, 
has empowered and*authorised the Colonial Treasurer _ 
of the said State to sign and perfect such agreements, B 


Se Oe ae a, ee eae ee ee Pe Re 


purpose of guaranteeing the subscribers of the said © 
Funded Stock and Debentures that the same and all 
interest, will be free of New South Wales State Income 
Tax and Federal Income Tax: And whereas the sub- 
scribers have respectively applied for and taken up such 
Funded Stock (1928 Stock, 53 per cent.) and/or Deben- 
tures (52 per cent., due Ist July, 1927), upon, the 
condition that the same, and all interest thereon, 
shall be held free of New South Wales State Income 
Tax and of Federal Income Tax; Now this agreement 
witnesseth that, in consideration of the premises the 
said the Honorable Arthur Alfred Clement Cocks as 
such Colonial Treasurer as aforesaid, in exercise of 
authority given him by the Governor, with the advice 


Kixecutive Council Minute, agrees with the subseribers 
that the said Funded Stock (1928 Stock, 53 per cent.) 
and/or Debentures (53 per cent., due lst’ July, 1927), 
and all interest thereon, shall and will at all times 
during currency be held free from New South Wales 
State Income*Tax and Federal Income Tax, and in 


and Federal Tax, or either of them, being applied to 
or being payable in respect of such Funded Stock 
(1928 Stock, 53 ner cent.) and/or Debentures (53 per 
cent., due Ist July,°1927) during currency or the 


Cocks, as such Colonial Treasurer as aforesaid, shall 
and will repay to the said respective subseribers the 
amount of such tax or taxes payable in resvect of such 
Funded Stock and/or Debentures received and taken 
by the subscribers resvectively as aforesaid, or the 
interest thereon, as and when the tax or taxes become 
due and payable. - ; 


In witness wheerof the said parties to these pre- 
sents have hereunto set their Hands or Seals, the day — 


and year first before written.. 
'. ARTHUR A. ©. COCKS. 


Signed by the said Arthur Alfred. Clement Cocks, 
Pe such Colonial Treasurer, in the presence 
Oo — ‘ ‘ ‘i rind ‘ 


‘ 


Ay aes PErARson, “af 
Under Seergtary, Department of The Treasury, 








my 





_proval of His 


‘15 Dec, 1922] | NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 171. 


[4036] The Treasury, New South Wales, 

_ Sydney, 15th December, 1922. 
NEW SOUTH WALES FUNDED STOCK—5! PER 
CENT. 1931, AND, TEN-YEAR DEBENTURES 

WE a bi rn S TH AND. nil 7 , 
INCOME TAXES. ne weae x 


Pe hereby notified, for the information of the. 


subscribers to the New South Wales Funded 

pogo 4 er iis 

. 1, and Ten-year Debentures at 53 per cent., due 
Ist March, 1932—-that the following Minutes have been 


- passed by the Executive Council approving of the 


execution by the Colonial Treasurer of th 
published hereunder. “ : asda 
ARTHUR A. ©. COCKS, 


Colonial Treasurer. 


No, 126—MINUTE PAPER FOR THE EXECUTIVE 
COUNCIL. 


Subject :—Issue of £500,000 to be raised by the isstia. 


of Funded Stock and Debentures. 
Registered No. of Papers: —B. 1922/6,357, &c., 
attached. Lh 


The Treasury, New South Wales, — 
Sydney, 4th August, 1929. 


THE Colonial Treasurer recommends that the ‘ap- 


proval ‘of His Excellency the Governor and_ the 
Executive Council be given for the issue at par, of 
New South Wales Funded Stock and Debentures to 
the face value of £500,000 under Loan Act, No. 27 
1920, as follows : — 
Stock with ‘currency up to 10th August, 1931, 
; bearing interest at the rate of 54 per cent. 
per annum, with interest payable half-yearly 
~.on 10th February and 10th. August in each 
year up to date of maturity, and to be 
designated ‘‘ New South Wales Funded Stock, 
54 per cent., 1931,’ 

Ten-year Debentures, bearing interest at rate of 
_ 64 per cent. per annum, to be dated lst 
March, 1922, with due date 1st March, 1932, 
and with interest payable half-yearly on 1st 
September and Ist March in each year up to 

date of maturity. : 

Debentures to bear thereon the engraved signatures 
of His Excellency the Governor, the Colonial Trea- 
surer, the Under Secretary, the Treasurer, and the 
Auditor-General. 

It is not possible at present to allocate the amount 

of Debentures or Stock, nor to furnish particulars of 
denominations and numbers of Debentures, but when 
the information is available a-further Minute will be 
submitted for approval. 
_It is also recommended for the approval of His 
Excellency the Governor and the Hxecutive Council 
that the Colonial Treasurer be empowered and 
authorised to, and do sign and perfect such agree- 
ments, deeds, or other documents as may be necessary 
for the purpose of guaranteeing the holders and 
investors in such Stock and. Debentures to be issued 
as aforesaid that the same and all interest thereon 
shall be held free of New South Wales State Income 
Tax and Federal Income Tax. 


ARTHUR A. C. COCKS. 


Approved by the Executive Council.—H. C. Bunegr,. 


_ Clerk of the Council. 
Minute No. 33; date 16th August, 1922; confirmed 
23rd August, 1922. tar 3 
Approved.—_W. FE. Davipson, Governor, 16th 
August, 1922.. 


No. 144—MINUTE au FOR THE EXECUTIVE 


NCIL. 





‘Subject:—Issue of Loan of £500,000 in Néw South 


Wales at par in the form of Debentures or Stock 
under Loan Act, No. 27, 1920. 


‘ Registered No. of Papers :—1922/ B. 6,940, herewith. 


The Treasury, New South Wales, 

; Sydney, 28th August, 1922. 
THE Colonial Treasurer recommends that the ap- 
Excellency the Governor and_ the 
Executive Council be given for the issue of 54 per 
cent. Stock and Debentures to the extent cf £500,000 
at par, under Loan Act, No. 27, 1920. © Sat 

Stock with currency up to 10th August. 1931, 
_ bearing interest at rate of 54 per cent. per 
annum, with interest payable half-yearly on 

10th February and 10th August ia each year 
up to date of maturity, and to be designated 
‘New South Wales Funded Stock, 53 per 
AOORE oh VOL. 3" 0 PRS 


( 


1931, maturing 10th August,. 





. issues 


6561 


Ten-year Debentures, bearing interest at rate of 
5} per cent. per annum, to be dated Ist 
March, 1522, with due date 1st March, 1932, 
and with interest payable half-yearly on ‘1st 
September and Ist March in each year up to 
date of maturity. 


Debentures to bear thereon the engraved signatures 
of His Excellency the Governor. the Colonial Trea- 
surer, the Under Secretary, Department of the 
Treasury, and the Auditor-General. 

It is not: possible at present to allocate the amount 
of Debentures or Stock, nor to furnish particulars of 
denominations, and numbers of Debentures, but when 
the information is available a further Minute will be 
submitted for approval. 

It is also recommended for the approval of His 
Excellency the Governor: and the Executive Council 
that the Colonial Treasurer be empowered and 
authorised to, and do, sign and perfeet such agree- 
ments, deeds, or other documents as may be necessary 
for the purpose of guaranteeing the holders and 
investors in such Stock and Debentures to be issued 
as aforesaid that the same and all interest thereon 
shall be held free of New South Wales State Income 
Tax and Federal Income Tax, 

ARTHUR A. ©, COCKS. 

Approved by the Executive Council.—H. C. Bunge, 
Clerk of the Council. 

Minute No. 37; date 13th September, 1922; con- 
firmed 20th September, 1922. 

. Approved.—W. P. .CunLen, by deputation from His 
Excellency the. Governor, 13th September, 1922, 


AGREEMEN® made the sixth day of December, 1922, 
between the Honorable Arraur ALFRED CLEMENT 
Cocks, the Colonial Treasurer of the State of New 
South’ Wales, for and on behalf of the Government of 
the said State, of the one part, and the several persons, 
companies, and corporations whose names are or may 
hereafter be inscribed in the books of the Funded 
Stock Office, in The Treasury of the said State, as the 
holders of the Stock and Debentures -hereinafter 





- mentioned, and who are hereinafter referred to as 


the subseribers (which term, wherever the context 
requires or admits, shall be deemed to include the 
executors, administrators, or successors, respectively, 
and assigns of the said respective persons, companies, 
and corporations) of the other part: Whereas His 
Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Execu- 
tive Council, has approved of various issues of New South 


Wales Government Funded Stock and Debentures 


under the authority of the Loan Act No. 27, 1920, 
as follows, viz. :—Funded Stock to bear interest. at the 
rate of £5 10s. per centum per annum, payable half- 
yearly on 10th August and 10th ‘February in each 
year up to the date of maturity, viz., 10th August, 
1931, the Stock to be designated ‘‘New South Wales 
Funded Stock, 5} per cent., 1931,’’ and Debentures 
to be dated ist March, 1922, and to bear interestat'the 
rate of £5 10s. per centum per aniium, payable halt- 
yearly on lst September and lst March, in each year 
up to date of maturity, viz., Ist March, 1932, and 
guarantees have been given by the Colonial Treasurer 
that such Funded Stock and/or Debentures, and all 
interest thereon, shall and will at all times during 
currency be held.free from New South Wales State 
Income Tax and from Federal Income Tax: ‘And 
whereas His Excellency the Governor, with the advice . 
of the Executive Council, has approved of two further 
of New South Wales Government Funded 
Stock and/or Debentures to the face value: of 
£500,000 each under the authority of the Loan Act 
No. 27, 1920, as follows, viz. :—Funded Stock to bear 
interest at the rate of £5 10s. per centum per annum, 
payable half-yearly on 10th August and 10th Feb- 
ruary in each year up to the date of maturity, viz., 
10th August, 1931, the Stock to be designated ‘‘New 
South Wales Funded Stock. 54 per cent., 1981,”’ 
and Debentures to be dated Ist March, 1922, and to 
bear interest at the rate of £5 10s. per centum per 
annum, payable half-yearly on lst September and 
Ist March in each year up to date of maturity, viz., 


Ist March, 1932: And whereas it being considered 


advisable to offer persons, companies and _ corpora- 
tions investing. in such further Funded Stock and/or 
Debentures a guarantee that the Funded Stock and 
Debentures to be issued, and all interest thereon, will 
he free of New South Wales State Income Tax and 
Federal Income Tax, the Governor, with the advice 
of the Executive Council, as recorded in. Executive 
Council Minutes of 4th August, 1922, and 28th 
August, 1922, respectively, has empowered and 
authorised the Colonial Treasurer of the said State 
to sign and perfect such agreements, deeds, or other 


a= 

~ 
* 

y 


i 


6562 





‘documents as may be necessary for the purpose of 
guaranteeing the subscribers of the said F unded Stock 
and Debentures that the same, and all interest 
thereon, will be free of New South Wales State Income 
Tax and Federal Income Tax; And whereas the sub- 
scribers have respectively applied for and taken up 
‘such Funded Stock (1931 Stock 54 per cent.) and/or 
Debentures (54 per cent., due 1st March, 1932), upon 
the condition that the same, and all interest thereon, 


shall be held free of Néw South Wales State Income 


Tax and of Federal Income Tax: Now this agree- 
ment witnesseth that in consideration of the premises 
the said the Honorable Arthur Alfred Clement Cocks, 
as such Colonial Treasurer ‘as aforesaid, in exercise 
of authority given him by the Governor, with the 
advice of the Executive Council, as recorded in the 
said Executive Council Minutes, agrees with the 
subscribers that the said Funded Stock (1931 Stock, 
54 per cent.) and/or Debentures (53 per cent., due 
- Ist March, 1932) and all interest thereon, shall and 
‘will at all times during currency be held free from 
New South Wales State Income Tax and Federal 
Income Tax; and in the event of such New South 
Wales State Income Tax and Federal Income Tax, 
or either of them, being applied to or being payable 
in respect of such» Funded Stock (1931 Stock, 
54 per cent.) and/or. Debentures (53 


such Colonial Treasurer as aforesaid, shall and will 


repay to the said respective subscribers the amount | 


of such tax or taxes payable in respect of stich Funded 
Stock and/or Debentures received and’ taken ‘by ‘the 
subscribers respectively as aforesaid, or the interest 
thereon, as and when the tax or taxes hecome ,due 


and payable. I aa 


In witness whereof. the said parties, to-bhese; presents 
have hereunto set their Hands or, Seals, theVlayiand 
year first before written. Ta ahRte bise at 


ARTHUR. Al.G. GCOGKS: - 


' Signed by the said. Arthur Alfred ‘Cletnetit’ Cocks, F 
as! such Colonial Treasurer,’ itt the’ presence 


A eeOTy— 
res APY Peansoey et eae 
Under Secretary, Department of Tho Treasury. 
ACT OF PARLIAMENT ASSENTED TO. 


[3927] 








Legislative Council Office, 

Sydney, llth December, 1922. 
Le is hereby notified, for general information, that 

His Excellency the Governor has, in the name 
and on behalf of His Majesty, this day assented to 
the undermentioned Act passed by the Legislative 
Council and Legislative Assembly of New South 
Wales in Parliament assembled, viz. :— $ 


‘“‘An Act to incorporate the Council of Newington 
College and to vest certain lands and other pro- 
perty in such couneil, and to confer certain powers 
thereon ; and for other incidental purposes.’’ - 

W. L. 8S. COOPER, 
Clerk of the Parliaments’ 





GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS. 

CoONABARABRAN To Burren JuNOTION RAILWAY 
' (Part 3). 

Notice of Confirmation of Plan and Book of 
Reference. 


\ ITH reference to the notice of the Constructing 


Authority dated 15th September, 1922, relative 
to the taking of certain lands required for the pur- 
pose of constructing a railway from Coonabarabran 


to Burren Junction (Part 3), and to make and com- . 


plete certain works and conveniences in connection 
therewith; Notice is hereby given that, no valid objec- 


tion having been made to the taking of the lands | 


required for the said railway, or to the erection of 
the said works, the said plans and book of reference 
have been duly confirmed by His Excellency the Gover- 
nor, with the advice of the Executive Council, in 
accordance with the Public Works Act, 1912. 
Fa at Sydney, this seventh day of December, 
199 : 
(u.8.) JAMES FRASER, 
J. H. CANN, : 
- Constructing Authority. 





The Common Seal of the Railway Commissioners for 
New South Wales hath been. hereunto affixed, in 
the presence of — 

: ; D. C. WitttaMson, ~ 
£3930] Re 


“Assistant Secretary. 


: dak : 3 Bag . i ye pee Pe er mae Ay Gea 
NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 171. [15 Dxc., 1922. _ 


837 p., at Tarro, on main road 


: er cent., — 
due Ist March, 1932) during currency, or the interest | 
thereon, the said Arthur Alfred Clement Cocks,’ as, | 


, 1922. : 





NOTICE UNDER REAL PROPERTY ACT. 


pL eer cassia S by the undermentioned have been 


made to bring the lands respectively deseribed 
under thé provisions of: the Real Property Act. 
Caveats may be lodged on or before the respective 
dates mentioned :— | ie : 


No. 21,217. . Brown and Brown Ltd., 2 r. 15 p., mm 
Johnstonée’s Bay and Bowman ‘st., Ultimo. 15th 
March, 1923. _ 

No. 22,228. bude 
p., 12 p., pt. pors. 5 and 7, psh.: St, George, co. 
Cumberland, on Lime Kiln Bay, Municipality Burst- 
ville; ex. site Forest-rd. [As to- part of the subject 
land the applicant claims @ title by possession against 
John H, Geddes.| 15th Feb., 1923. : 

No.* 23,460. “Albert Blackwood Crothers, 34 a, 3 r. 

from Neweastle to 
Maitland. [The applicant claims to have extinguished 
by long-continued possession the rights of the under-— 
mentioned persons, purchasers, or assigns of pur- 
chasers of parts of the subject land from Wm. Sparke, 
Ross Coulter, John Turner, Revd. EH. Mahoney, Philt 
Henry Magrane, '\Patrick Walsh Mallon, James Reid, 
John Terry Hughes, Alexander Lrvingstone, Rinaldo 
Sheberras, James Cox, William Bradridge, Frederick 
William Platt, John Hawkes Valentine Turner, James 
Dilworth, James Kelly, Charles Lewes Clayton Fen- 
“wick, Michael Henderson, Elizabeth Rowell, Eliza Pil- 
cher, Arthur Hodgson, Constantine Francis Bolton, 
Algernon Wilde, Alexander Dodds, Bank of Austral- 
asia, Wm. Lipscomb, John Kingsmill. ] 15th Feb., 


Ernst Ludwig Heinrich, 51 a. lr. 3 


No. 23,655, Hugh Wallace, 96 a. 1 r. 6 p.,. on 


* 


' Bensley and Wields rds., psh, Minto, co, Cumberland. 


19th Jan., 1923. : 

No. 23,985. James Thornton Ltd., 1 a. 15 p., in 
Gardener’s and Botany rds. and Tramway-st., Mascot. . 
19th Jan., 1923. ° a : 

No. 24,062. .N.S.W. Fresh Food and Ice Co. Ltd., 
la. 2-r. 271 p., in Harbour-st., and on Darling Har- 
bour railway, City Sydney. 19th Jan., 1923. 

No. 24,206. Bank of New South Wales, 1 r. 213 p., 
at junc. George and Wynyard sts., Sydney. 19th 
Jan., 1923. Be 

No. 24,370. Terence Kennedy, 333 a. 2 r. 22 p., 
112 a. 3 r. 11 p., at Reidsdale, near Jembaicumbene 
Creek, on road from Araluen to Braidwood, psh. Sey- 
mour, co. St. Vincent: 19th Jan., 1928. 

No, 24,422. Robert Dey, David Dewar Dey, 33 p., 
includ. No. 275 Clarence-st., Sydney. 19th Jan., 1923. 
No. 24,460. Halloran Manton Limited, 13} p., 


-- includ. No. 10 O’Connell-st., Sydney: 19th Jan., 1923. 


No. 24,483. Alfred Ernest Clayton, 43 p., includ. 
No. 63 Hordern-st., Newtown. 19th Jan., 1923. 

No. 24,495. Alexander Dall, 30 p., lots 26 and 
27, sec. B, Racecourse Est., in Marshall-st., Rockdale. 
19th Jan., 1923. : ee 
- No, 24,501. George Wunsch, 2.a. 3 r. 114 p., 2 r. 
182 p., in Beckwith, Dobbs, and Freer sts., South 
Wagga Wagga. 19th Jan., 1923. Nae 

No. 24,504. Arthur Goddard, 23 p., lot 29, Laurence 
Est., in Park-st., Municipality Rockdale, 19th Jan., 
1923. bt ; yr ste 

No. 24,526. Leo James Cummins, 34 p., in Bradley- 
avenue, about 125 feet sth.-easterly from Rivers-st., 
Woollahra. 19th Jan., 1923. 

No, 24,541. Robert Harold Collin, 231 p., lot 9, « 
sec. 8, Troppeau Est., in. Wyong-rd., Mosman.—19th 


Jan, 1923. 
a John Dalby, 303 p., includ. Iris, Old 
South Head rd., Rose Bay. 19th Jan., 1923, — 


Diagrams delineating these lands may be inspected 
at the Land Titles Office, Sydney. ge i 


W. G. H-WILLIAMS, ee 
Registrar-General. 


15th December, 1922. -- [4082] 





[3916] Prothonotary’s Office, 
Supreme Court, 


: Sydney, 8th December, 1922. 
T is hereby notified that, under the provisions of 
the Marriage Act, 1899, No. 15, E. J. Daley, 
Esquire, C.P.S. and Chamber Magistrate at Tam- 
worth, has been appointed by their Honors the Judges 
to give consent to the marriage of minors..for the 


appointment in that district. 
‘By order of the Judges, 


ARTHUR G. SADDINGTON, 
Prothonotary. a 


District of Tamworth. for so long as he holds the Re, 


Wed A 
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15 Deo, 192%] | NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. i71. 


6563 


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Be Bice Ga A RRR VES ay NORE Wi aR C2 REA IE a ie ee eee NS 


[3943] "Sydney, 16th December, 1922. 


APPLICATIONS FOR LEASES FOR OYSTER 
~. CULTURE. 


T is hereby notified that the undermentioned per- 
sons have applied to lease for oyster culture 
the portions of land described hereunder opposite their 
respective names. — : 
Ubjections may be lodged at the Chief Secretary's 
Department, Fisheries Branch, within thirty days 
of the date of this notice, against the leasing of any 
of the portions. If interference with a hauling 
ground is alleged, a statutory declaration by a 
licensed fisherman must be submitted to the effect 


- that the area has been hauled during the preceding 


a 





twelve months. 
E. B, HARKNESS, 
Under Secretary. 





Application No. 11,758, Leslie Lancelot St. Hill, on — 


the northern shore of Wallaga Lake, adjoining 

the eastern end of Oyster Lease No. 10,801, parish 

Noorooma, county Dari pier, 500 yards foreshore 
(in three sections); term of lease, ten years. 

Application No. 11,769, Elizabeth Pearl Corkhill, at 
Wallaga Lake, adjoining Application No. 11,758 
above described, parish of Noorooma, county Dam- 
pier, 500 yards foreshore (in two sections); term 
of lease, ten years. _ 

Application No. 11,770, Reginald Ivan Weston, on 
the western shore of the entrance of Couria Bay, 
Wallaga Lake, parish Noorooma, county Dampier, 
500 yards foreshore (in two sections); term of 

_ lease, ten years. 

Application No. 11,808, Harry Constable, on the west- 
ern shore of Couria Bay, Wallaga Lake, adjoining 
Application No. 11,770 above described, parish 
Noorvoma, county Dampier, 500 yards foreshore 

_ (in two sections); term of lease, ten years. 

Application No. 11,809, Robert Constable; on the 
western shore of Couria Bay, Wallaga Lake, 
adjoining Application No. 11,808 above described, 
parish Noorooma, county Dampier, 500 yards fore- 
shore (in three sections); term of lease, ten years. 

Application No, 12,057, Aleney Mary Cole, on the 
western bank of Mooney Mooney Creek, Hawkes- 


bury River, near Sailor’s Chest Point, identical 
with the applicant’s expired Oyster Lease No. 
4,820, parish Cowan, county Northumberland, 


200 yards foreshore; term of lease, fifteen years. 

Application No, 12,080, Ernest Kenny, on the south- 
ern bank of Pumpkin Point Creek, Hawkesbury 
River, fronting portion 6, of 50 acres, parish 
Marra Marra, county Cumberland, 400 yards. 
foreshore ; term of lease, ten years. 

Application No. 12,084, Archibald Sydney White, on 
a southern bank of Hawkesbury River, south of 
Long Island, adjoining section No. 2 of Oyster 
Lease No. 7,412, parish Cowan, county Cumber- 
land, 200 yards foreshore ; term of lease, ten years, 

Application No. 12,092, Isaac Lloyd, on the eastern 
bank of Mullet Creek, Hawkesbury River, iden- 
tical with the applicant’s expired Oyster Lease 
No. 4,792, parish Patonga, county Northumber- 
Jand, 800 yards foreshore (in three sections); term 
of lease, ten years. ; 

Application No. 12,098, Isaac Lloyd, on the northern 
side of Spectacle Island. Hawkesbury River, iden- 
tical with the applicant’s expired Oyster Lease 
No. 4,808, parish Cowan, county Northumberland, 
600 yards foreshore (in. two sections); term of 
lease, ten years. 

Application No. 12,101, Sydney Alfred Wood, offshore, 
at Hawkesbury River, east of the railway embank- 
ment at Brooklyn, parish Cowan, county Cumber- 
land, about 4 acres; term of lease, ten years. 

Application No. 12,102, Sydney Alfred Wood, offshore, 
in Cogra Bay, Hawkesbury River, adjoining part 
of Oyster Lease No. 6,855, parish Patonga, county 
Northumberland, about 8 acres; term of lease, ten 
years. ' 

Application No. 12,108, Sydney Alfred Wood, offshore 
in Kulkah Bay, Marra Marra Creek, Hawkes- 
bury River, adioining Oyster Leases Nos. 9,559 
and 11,777, parish Berowra. county Cumberland, 
about 4 acres; term of lease, ten years, | 

Application No. 12,104, Sydney Alfred Wood, offshore 
west of Long Island, Hawkesbury River, parish 
Cowah, couhty Cumberland, about 2 acres; term 
of lease, ten years, ps eee: 

Application Ne. 12,105, Sydney Alfred Wood. on the 
western bank of Mooney Mooney Creek, Hawkes- 
bury River, north of Native Dog Bay, parish 
‘Cowan, county Northumberland, 700 yards fore- 
shore; term of lease, ten years. 

Application No. 12,106, Sydney Alfred Wood, on the 
eastern bank of Mooney Mooney Creek, Hawkes- 


b 


bury River, opposite Native Dog Bay, parish 
Patonga, county Northumberland, 600 yards fore- 
shore; term of lease, ten years. 

Application No, 12,107, Edward James Ross, offshore 
in Foley’s Bay, Mooney Mooney Creek, Hawkes- 
bury River, adjoining Oyster Leases Nos. 6,931 
and 7,038, parish Cowan, county Northumberland, 
about 1 acre; term of lease, ten years. i 

Application No, 12,108, Edward James Ross, offshoré 

“ adjoining the applicant’s Oyster Lease No. 10,434, 
at Brooklyn, Hawkesbury River, parish Cowan, . 
county Cumberland, about 2 roods; term of lease, 
tcn years. ( 

Application ‘No. 12,079, Colin Flyns Norman Munn, 
offshore at Merrimbula Lake, westerly from Oyster 
Lease No. 10,218, parish Panbula, county Auck- 
land, about 1 acre; term of lease, ten years. 

Application No. 12,089, William George Wheeler, on 
the south-eastern shore of Crookhaven Bight, 
about 150 yards north-easterly from Oyster Lease 
No. 7,086, at the entrance to Kurrarong Creek, 
parish Beecroft, county St, Vincent, 100 yards 
foreshore; term of lease, ten years. i 

Application No. 12,090, William George Wheeler, on 
the right bank of Kurrarong Creek, adjoining the 
southern end of Oyster Lease No. 7,934, parish 
Beecroft, county St. Vincent, 200 yards foreshore 
(in two sections)’; term of lease, ten years. 1 

Application No. 12,091, William George Wheeler, on 
the right bank of Kurrarong Creek, about 100 
‘yards south-easterly from Oyster Lease No. 7,086, 
parish Beecroft, county St. Vincent, 100 yards 
foreshore; term of lease, ten years. 





[4037 | New South Wales Medical Board. 


13th December, 1922, 
LEGALLY QUALIFIED MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS, 


WE, the undersigned, the President and Members of the 
New South Wales Medical Board, appointed by His Ex. 
cellency the Governor, under the enactments providing for 
the registration of Legally Qualified Medical Practitioners 
in the State of New South Wales, do hereby certify that 
the undermentioned persons have submitted to this Board 
the necessary testimonials and qualifications :— 


4295. Hennessy,, Kirkham Edward, M.B., 1922, Univ. 
Sydney (St. John’s College, Camperdown). 

4293. Macpherson, Sir John, M.B., C.M.,.1882 ; M.D., 1896, 
Univ. Edin.; F.R.C.P. Edin., 1891 (229 Macquarie- 
street, Sydney). 

4294. Murphy, Algernon Hampden, M.B., Ch.M., 1922, 
Univ. Sydney (‘‘ Simla,” Alice-street, Turramurra), 
Diplomas, 


For Additional Registration :— 


1598. McDonnell, Aineas John, M.D,, 1896, Univ, Sydney 
(Towoomba, Q.) ; 

4283. Mackay, Eric Eccles, M.D., 1922, Univ. Melbourne 
(Broken Hill). 

3697. Noble, Ralph Athelstane, D,P,M., 1922, Univ. Camb. 
(1765 Macquarie-street, Sydney). — : 

4027. North, Alan Lindsay, D.O.M.S., R.C.P.S., Eng., 1922 
(235 Macquarie-street, Sydney). 

3255, North, Robert Bell, D.O.M.S., R.C.P.S., Eng., 1921 
(England). : 

4245, Roberts, John Leslie, Ch.M., 1922, Univ. Sydney 
(Lismore), 

- And we do hereby declare that the persons whose names 

are herein mentioned are entitled to be deemed Legally 

Qualified Medical Practitioners, in terms of, and in accordance 

with, the provisions of the aforesaid enactments. 


T. STORIE DIXSON, M.B., Ch.M., President. 
W. H. CRAGO, M.R.C.S., O.R.C.P., Lond, 
JOERN B. NASH, M.D. 

EDW)). J. JENKINS, M.D,, F.R.C.P. 

A. MURRAY WILL, M.D., Ch.M. 

W.G. ARMSTRONG, M.b., Ch.M., D.P.H. 

G. H. ABBOTT, B.A , M.B., Ch.M. 





[4038] New South Wales Medical Board, 

Sydney, 13th December, 1922. ° 
REMOVAL OF NAME FROM REGISTER OF LEGALLY 
QUALIFIED MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS. 

E, the undersigned, the President and Members of the 
New South Wales Medical Board, do hereby certify 
that Frederick Sobieski Wladimir Zlotkowski, M.B., Univ., 
Sydney, 1896, was found guilty of infamous conduct in a 
professional respect, and his name was removed from the 
Register under section 9 (c) of the Medical Practitioners 
Act, 1912, on the 2nd day of November, 1922. 
T. STORIE DIXSON, M.B., Ch M., President. 
W. H, CRAGO, M.8.C.8,, L.R.C.P., Lond, 
JOHN B. NASH, M.D. 
EDWD. J, JENKINS, M.D., F.B.C.P. 
A. MURRAY-WILL, M.D., Ch.M. 
G. H, ABBOTT, P.A,, M.B., Ch.M. 
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OR paren 


[4026] Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 
Sydney, 15th December, 1922. 


NOTIFICATION OF THE SETTING APART OF 
LANDS WITHIN THE HAY IRRIGATION 
AREA FOR IRRIGATED HOLDING. 


i by pursuance of the provisions of the Hay Irriga- 
tion Act, 1902, as amended by, and read in con- 
formity with, the Irrigation Act, 1912, and the Irri- 
gation (Amendment) Act, 1916, and the Regulations 
and By-laws made thereunder, the Water Conserva- 
tion and Jrrigation Commission does hereby set apart 
the lands described in Schedule hereto for disposal as 


irrigated holdings. . opie 
“H. H. DARE, Commissioner. 





Hay Irrigation Area. a 


The irrigated holding will be available for applica- 
tion on and after 18th December, 1922, and will be 
subject generally to the provisions of the Hay Irriga- 
tion Act, 1902, the amendments made thereto, and 
Regulations and By-laws made thereunder. 

An application for an irrigated holding shall be on 
Form No. 1 of Schedule ‘“‘A” of the Regulations, and 
must be accompanied by a deposit of two pounds (£2), 
The application. shall be signed and the declaration 
printed on the application form shall be made by the 
applicant. The application shall be lodged with the 
Acting Secretary, Water Conservation and Irrigation 
Commission, Union House, George-street,. Sydney, by 
the applicant in person, or by his agent in person duly 
authorised in writing, during office hours on 18th Dec- 
ember, 1922, or during office hours on any subsequent 
business day, or may be forwarded on any day to the 
said Acting Secretary, in a posted letter, but so as not 
to be received by the Acting Secretary before 18th 
December, 1922, ieee 

Applications received on any day from 18th to 23rd 
December, 1922, inclusive, where conflicting shall be 
deemed to have been lodged simultaneously on 18th 
December, 1922, -and shall be considered in conjunc- 
tion with each other. ; 

The granting of any application is entirely at the 
discretion of the Commission, who may give prefer- 
ence to any applicant or group of applicants, Such 
granting shall be notified in the Government Gazette. 

The lease shall be subject to the following special 
conditions : — 

1. The term of the lease shall commence from date 
of notification in the Government Gazette of 
acceptance of application, and shall expire on 
3lst December, 1946. 

2. The lessee shall destroy all noxious animals, 
plants, and weeds on the land leased. 

3. The lessee shall pay all rates and taxes, 


4, The lessee shall not sublet the holding or part | 


thereof without the approval in writing of 
the Commission being first obtained. 
5. The Commission shall not be bound to pay for 
the proportion of any dividing fence or fences, 
6. The lessee shall pay rent and water charges on 
the basis set out hereunder from Ist July, 
1922. to the date of notification in the Govern- 
ment Gazette of acceptance of application. 
Application forms and further particulars may be 
obtained at the Office of the Manager, Hay Irrriga- 
tion Area, Hay, and at the Office of the Water Con- 
servation and Irrigation Commission, Mnion House, 
George-street, Sydney. : 
[Papers W.C. and J.C, 1922-12,368] 


Sowepurk. 
HAY IRRIGATION AREA, 
Irrigated Holding. 























No. of Lot. Areas Annual Rental, | A22Ual Water Rate for 
time being. 
Ba Tas: See at. ha Ea ONG | 
65 $1 3741 Pa day 3 





Sydney, 15th December, 1922. 
HAY IRRIGATION AREA. 
CANCELLATION or LEAsr. 


J T is roreey eee pee Has of irrigated hold- 

ing, lot €5. of the Hay Irrigati A lessee 

Samuel Bell Dalglish, deceased, is Cancelled es 
H. H. DARE, 


Commissioner. 


[W.C. & I.C. 1922-12368] 


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Forestry Commission, ack 
Sydney, 15th December, 1922. 


-NOTICE UNDER THE FORESTRY ACT, 1916. 
[' is hereby notified, for public information, that the 
appointments of the undermentioned officers as 
Issuers of Licenses under the above Act are terminated 
as from this date :— Be NCU act 
Acting Clerk of Petty Sessions, Ashford. 
Acting Clerk of Petty Sessions, Pooncarie. 
Acting Clerk of Petty Sessions, Tocumwal, 
BDAY ae 
Chief’ Commissioner. 


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MN\HE Water Conservation and Irrigation. Commis- 
sion requires the services of two (2) experienced 

Shorthand-writers and Typists for its office’ at Leeton, 
Murrumbidgee Irrigation Areas. Commencing salary, 
£149 per annum; after one year’s service, £169 per 
annum; after three years’ service, £189 per annum; 
after five years’ service, £204 per annum; and after 
six years’ service, £219 per annum. ae ee 

Forms of application are obtainable at Head Office, 
247 George-street, Sydney, and at offices at Leeton 
and Griffith. Applications, with copies of testi- 
monials, must reach Head Office not later than 19th 
December, 1922. . 
[W.C. & I.C, 1922-2,579] 


[3753] 


— 


H. BEVAN, 
Acting Secretary. 


— 


NOTICE, 
-WORKMEN’S COMPENSATION RETURNS. 


NHE attention of employers of labour is drawn to 
certain obligations which fall upon them at 

this time of the year by reason of directions issued by 
the Minister for Labour and Industry, under the 
authority of section 16 of the Workmen’s Compensa- 
tion Act, 1916. Returns as to accidents and compen- 
sation paid during the year 1922 must be furnished 
to the Minister on or before the 14th February, 1923, 


-in the form prescribed by Regulations made under 


such Act. A penalty of £5 is provided in case of. 
default. 

Forms for the purpose are obtainable from the 
Government Printing Office, Sydney, or the Branch 
Offices of the Department of Labour and Industry 
located at Newcastle and Broken Hill. 

Further information as to the incidence of the 
obligations referred to may be obtained from the 
Department of Labour and Industry, Sydney, or from 
the Branch Offices of the Department abovementioned. 


ERNEST J. PAYNE, 


[3920] Under Seerétary. 





The eighth day of December, 1922. 
B* virtue of the authority yested in me by the 
District Court Act, 191%, I hereby appoint Mr. 
William Parkhill to be Bailiff of the District Court. at 
Cooma during the suspension from duty of Mr. F. J.~ 





Woods, 

: H. MONTGOMERIE-HAMILTON, 

[3960] : Judge. 
Dopartmen’ of Taxation, 


[3276] 
__ . George-street North, 
Sydney, 15th December, 1922. 


~NEW SOUTH WALES STATE INCOME TAX. 


(Incomz Tax (Manacument) Act, 1912, anp INcomE 
Tax Management (AMENDMENT) Acts, 1914 anp 1918.) 


OTICE is hereby given that Returns of Income 
received during the year ended 30th June, 1922, 
for the purposes of the assessment of Income Tax, 
are required to be furnished to the Commissioner of 
Taxation, at his Office, George-street North, Sydney, 
on or before the seventh (7th) day of February, 1928, 
and all persons who are in receipt of income, and all 
persons liable under the provisions of the above 
Acts in any representative capacity to furnish returns 
for the purposes aforesaid, are hereby informed that 
the prescribed Forms of Returns are now available, 
and (except those for Companies) may be obtained on 
application at any Post Office, Police Office, Custom 
House, Railway Station, and the Office of any Clerk of 
Petty Sessions in New South Wales, Stamp Duties 
Office, Phillip-street, Sydney, or at the Office of the 
Department of Taxation, George-street North, Sydney, 
k’orms for Companies can be obtained on application 
at the Stamp Duties Office, Phillip-street, Sydney, or 
at the Taxation Office, George-street North, Sydney. 


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The attention of taxpayers is directed to the altera- 
hon in the period for which State Income Returns 
are now to be made. Formerly the calendar year— 
lst January to 3lst December—was prescribed as the 
period for which Income Returns must be furnished. 
This has now, however, been altered, and under the 
mea conditions the prescribed period is from the 
lst July, 1921, to the 80th June, 1922. 
_All persons carrying on any business, including 
grazing, or farming of every description (whether the 
land used in this connection be Crown-lease or free- 
hold), trade, or profession on their own account, 
or who are in receipt of income from rents of pro- 
perty, or salary or wages, are required to furnish 
Income Returns irrespective of the amount of their 
income, but, unless demanded by notice in writing, 


from the Commissioner of Taxation, a return of. 


income in the case of a person in receipt of salary 
or wages only, and who has not previously been a 


taxpayer, is not required if the gross anriual amount. | 


of such salary or wages does not exceed £200. It 
should be noted that taxpayers who neglect their 
obligation,to furnish returns are liable to a maximum 
penalty of £100, and no taxpayer will be relieved 
fron liability to the penalty by reason only that a 
notice to furnish the return may not have been 
received by him, or that, the prescribed form may not 
have been delivered to jes ‘ are 

a In order to accentuate the above paragraph it is 
specially pointed out that only those whose income is 
derived from a SALARY of £200 and under are ex 
empted from making returns. All persons CARRYING 
ON A BUSINESS MUST RENDER A RETURN OF 
SUCH BUSINESS irrespective of the fact that the 
net income in their opinion is less than the statutory 
exemption, ‘3 

All employers of labour are required to furnish to the 
Commissioner of Taxation the name, occupation, and 
address of each and every employee, together with 
the amount of the salary or wages, bonuses or com- 
missions, paid during the year ended 30th June, 1922. 

gx Special attention is invited to the fact that by 
recent legislation any person making a false state- 


ment in any return is LIABLE’TO A PENALTY not 


exceeding FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS (£500), and, 
jn addition,. an amount equal to TREBLE the 


AMOUNT. of INCOME TAX which would have been: 


avoided if the income stated in the return had been 
accepted as the correct income. ee 

All owners of taxable lands in the Western Division 
of New South Wales subject to mortgage should fur- 
nish particulars of every such mortgage, in order that 
they may derive the benefit of any deduction to which 
they may be entitled in respect of the interest on the 
mortgage of their lands, including improvements 
thereon. eA 

Forms of the prescribed return (Form K) may be 
‘obtained on application at the Office of the Commis- 
sioner of Taxation, and should be furnished on or 


before the seventh day of February, 1923, before men- 
- tioned. ‘ a 


W. H. WHIDDON, - 


Commissioner of Taxation. 


N.B.—Particular attention is called to the observa- 


tions and directions with the Forms of Returns. 


POSTAGE ON ALL COMMUNICATIONS TO THE. 


COMMISSIONER OF TAXATION MUST BE PRE- 
PAID IN FULL, Be 


Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
Sydney, 15th December, 1922. 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


Novice To tue Ownk&rs or TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
IN— , 


- Hornsby Shire: New Line road, from Pennant Hills 


road north-westerly 2,664 yards; New Line road, 
from end of 6-inch main north-westerly 549 yards 
(80,160); Shepherds-lane, from New Line. road 
north-easterly 463 yards (80,056). - : : 

Manly: Battle-boulevarde, from existing main east- 
erly 506 yards (80,161). 


And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 
alleys opening thereunto. : 


g As pte main pipe in the said streets having been laid 


: down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated at above are hereby required, on or before 
the twenty-sixth day of January next, to cause a 
‘proper pipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to. supply 
water from the main pipe to such tenements and 


premises. - 
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ae nspector e Board of Water Supply 
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' Board’s Office, Newcastle. 





6565 


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Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
Sydney, 5th December, 1922. 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES, 


re 
Novice To THE OwnNeERS or TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
IN— 


Newtown: Mechanic-street, from Church-street to 
Hordern-street (60,297). my 
Randwick: Melody-street, from existing main to 


Allison-road 86 yards (60,312), 
Waverley: Portland-street, from 
Dover-road 98 yards (60,313). 
Dundas; Station-street, from existing main to Kent- 
street 273 yards (80,165). 

Hunter’s Hill: Rose-street, from Joubert-street to 
Reiby-road; Reiby-road, from Rose-street south- 
easterly 170 yards (80,157). 

North Sydney: Wast-avenue, 
New-street; New-street, 
Tiley-street (80,153). ; 

And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 
alleys opening thereunto. 


fe main. pipe in the said street having been laid 

down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated at above are hereby required, on or before 
the nineteenth day of January next, to cause a 
proper pipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply 
water from the main pipe to such tenements and 


premises. . 
; G. HH. SOUTHWICK, 
Inspector to the Board of Water Supply 
[3867 ] and Sewerage. 


existing main to 


Pine-street to 
East-avenue to 


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Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, | 
Sydney, 28th November, 1922. 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


NoTick To THE OWNERS oF TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
IN— 


Prospect and Sherwood: Fourth-street, from existing 
main to Rogers-street 172 yards; Oatlands-street, 
from Fourth-street easterly 310 yards; Rogers- 
street, from Fourth-street to Layton-street; Lay- 
ton-street, from Oatlands-street to Second-avenue ; 
Second-avenue, from Layton-street easterly 70 
yards (80,154). 

Auburn; Adderley-street, from Sutherland-street west- 

» erly 234 ‘yards (60,301). 

Randwick ; Dencaster-avenue,. from existing main to 
Day-street 192 yards: (60,274); Varna-street, from 
Douglas-street north-westerly and westerly 203 

“yards (60,273). ? 


And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 
alleys opening thereunto. 


4 ha main pipe in the said street having been laid 
down, the owner of all tenements and premises 
situated at above are hereby required, on or before 
the twelfth day of January next, to cause a proper 
pipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply water 
from the main pipe to such tenements and premises. 


G. H. SOUTHWICK,» ~ 
__Inspector to. the Board of Water Supply 
and Sewerage, 





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HUNTER DISTRICT WATER SUPPLY AND 
SEWERAGE BOARD.. 


Noticr to Lay Service Pirzs. 


Noticz to the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 
case may be) of tenements and premises situated 
in— 


Cessnock Shire (Cessnock) :' Newton-avenue, 
Blackwood-avenue westerly 120 yards. 

Tarrvo Shire (Stanford-Merthyr) : Wallsend-street, 
from end of existing main south-westerly to Mul- 
bring-street. a 

Bolwarra Shire (Lorn): Nillo-street, from Melrose- 
street to Park-street; Park-street, from Nillo- 
street to Wood-street. 


Shee main pipe in the said streets having been laid 
down, the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 


from 


| oase may be) of tenements and premises situated as 


above is: hereby required, on ér before tho 19th Janu- 
ary, 1923, to catise a proper pipe and stop-cocks to 
be laid, so as to supply water from the main pipe to 
such tenements and premises. 


~ALFRED Ey FRY, 
Secretary. 


4th December, 1922, [3774] 


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Does 





HUNTER DISTRICT WATER SUPPLY AND 


SEWERAGE BOARD. se: 


Notice to Lay Service Prees, 


2 

Norrce to the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 
case may be) of tenements and premises situated 
in— 

Lake Macquarie Shire (Cardiff): Macquarie-road, from 
Railway-parade southerly 223 yards; Munibung- 
road, from Macquarie-road to  Wachlan-road ; 
Lachlan-road, from Munibung-road southerly 138 
yards. 


Adamstown; Cameron-street, from end of existing main - 


southerly 66 yards. to Russell-road; Belmore- 
street, from Popran-road to Glebe-road, : 


Waratah: Boomerang-road, from Bridge-street west-: 


erly 50 yards. ; 
HE main pipe in the said streets having been. laid 
down, the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 
case may be) of tenements and premises situated as 
above is hereby required, on Or before the 19th Janu- 
ary, 1923, to cause a proper pipe and stop-cocks to 
be laid, so as to supply water from the main pipe 
to such tenements and premises. : 
ALFRED E, FRY, 
Secretary. 
[3775] 


Board’s Offices, Newcastle, 
4th December, 1922. 


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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS—TENDBRS 
FOR WORKS. 


ENDERS will be received up to 2 p.m. on the 
dates specified for the undermentioned works. 
Knvelopes containing tenders must be addressed to 
the President, Tender Board; Public. Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney, and have legibly endorsed upon the 
face thereof the name of the work for which tender 
is submitted. The Government does not bind itself 
to accept the lowest or any tender. 


_ Specifications and plans of all works may be seen 
in Contractor’s Room, Public Works Department, 
Sydney, in addition to the other places mentioned. 
Plans will be ‘supplied at the rate of 5s. for each 
sheet, and specifications at 5s. per copy. Payment 
to be made to Accountant of Department, For 
Architectural Works, plans only may be purchased. 





18TH DeckMBER, 1922, 


Port Kembla Power Supply—-Supply and delivery of | 


Motor-generator, Transformer, and Switchgear. 


Bogan River at Gongolgon—Construction of Timber 


Beam Bridge.  (Specification,. &., at  Court- 
houses, Dubbo and Bourke; and Public Works 
Office, Newcastle.) 


27TH DeckmBer, 1922. 

Parramatta Oourt-house—Repairing and Painting 
Court-house and Keeper’s quarters. (Specifica- 
tion, &c., at Court-house, Parramatta. ) 

Coast Hospital, Little Bay—Repairs to Inside Walls 
of Hosnital. Block No. 1. (Specification, &c., at 
Coast Hospital.) 


2Np JANUARY, 1928, 
Bathurst Court-house-—Paimting and 
(Specifications, &e.. 
Office, Bathurst.) ; 
Paddy’s River, road Goulburn to Mittagong—Con- 
struction of Timber Beam Bridge. — (Specifica 
tion, &c., at Court-house, Goulburn.) — ‘ 


at Supervising RKngineer’s 


StH January, 1923. 

Gwydir River Drainage, Moree District—Construe- 
tion of Earth Dam, with Clay Core in Cutting 
No. 2 (Fresh Tenders.) (Specification, &e., at 
Public Works Offices, Newcastle and Moree, and 
Court-house, Narrabri.) a ie 

Girilambone Police Station—Repairs and Painting, 
(Specification, &c., at Court-house; Girilambone ; 
| and Supervising Engineer’s Office, Dubbo.) 

Redfern Police Depot, Bourke-street— Provision of 
Wood Floor in Gymnasium. (Specification, &c., 
at Police Depot, Redfern.) ghana : 


dtu Janvary, 1999. ines . 


Wybong Creek at Upper Wybong, road Merriwa to 
Muswellbrook—Construction of Timber Truss 


Bridge. (Specification, &e., at Court-houses, Tam- 


worth and Muswellbrook, 


qd : 
Office, Newcastle.) cee ee 


Works 


’Manilla——Additions. 


’ Martinsville (fresh tenders)—Additions. 


Renovations, 


“Macksville 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZBTTE, No, 171. [15 Dx, 1928, 


32ND January, 4928, fee 3 
‘Kiama Transmission Line—Manufacture, Supply, and 
_ > Delivery of Transformers. _ ; 

. > 297m January, 1923. 


Cordeaux Dam, Sydney Water Supply—Supply and 


Delivery of Two Electrically-driven Stiff-lez Derrick 
Cranés. (Specification. &c., at Public Works De- | 
partments, Adelaide and Melbourne.) 
amen Nee oe ts tiled: BALL, 


PUBLIC SCHOOL TENDERS. — 


FP ENDERS, plainly endorsed and addressed t6 the 
‘s Under Secretary, Department of Education, 





. Sydney, will be received up till 2 p.m. on the dates 


mentfoned for the works specified below. Full parti-— 
eulars on tender forms and those bound wrth the 
Specrfications. : ey 
ALBERT BRUNTNELL, 
Minister for Education. © 





21st DaowmBER, 1922. 

Belmore River—Additions and Alterations. (Plans at 
Hoad Office; District Works Office, Kenipsey ; 
Police Station, Macksyille; and Public School, . 
Belmore Biver.) a asia 

(Plans at Head Office; District 
Works Office, Tamworth; and at Police Stations, 
Manilla and Barrabe.) — : eee 

Martin’s Gully, via Armidale—Brection of New School 
Building. (Plans at Head Office, and at District. 
Works Office, Armidale.) ig! 

(Plans at 

Head Office; District Works Office, Newcastle; — 

and at Public School, Martinsville.) 

Moruya—Remodelling. (Plans at Head Office, and at 
Police Stations, Braidwood, Moruya, and Nowra.) 


Mundongo—Erection of New School Buildings. (Plans 


at Head Office, and at Police Stations, Gundagai, | 
Adclong, and Tumut.) 
Parramatta High—Conversion of Hat Rooms. to 
Classrooms. (Plans at Head Office, and at High 
School, Parramatta.) PS oe ae he 
Quirindi—Remodelling. (Plans at Head Office; Dis- 
trict Works Office, Tamworth; and at Police — 
Stations, Murrurundi and Quirindi.) — a ae 
Roseville—Additions. (Plans at Head Office.) __ ; 
Warren—Remodelling, &c. (Plans at Head Office, 
District Works Office, Dubbo; and at Police. 
Stations, Nyngan and Warren.) pots 
28tH DEecemBER, 1922. : 


Adelong (fresh tenders)—-Remodelling. (Plans at Head 
Office, and at Police Stations, Gundagai, Adelong, 
and Tumut.) 5 

Clearmont——Krection of New. School Building. (Plans 
at Head Office, and at Police Stations, Gundagai, 
Adelong, and Tumut.) ay gS: 4 Aes 

Cob-o’ Corn—Additions. &c.. (Plans at Head Office; - 
District Works Office, Lismore; and at Police Sta- — 
tions, Casino and Kyogle.) a 

Comleroy Road—Additions, &c. (Plans at Head Office, 

and at Police Stations, Windsor and Richmond.) 

Lithgow—-Additions, &c. (Plans and. Bills of Quan- 

tities at Head Office; District Works Office, — 
Bathurst; and Police Station, Lithgow.) « ALE 

Longleat—-Additions, (Plans at Head Office, and at 
Police Stations, Windsor and Richmond.) ; 

Additions. 
trict Works Office, Kempsey; and Police Station, - 
Macksville.) 

Moree—A dditions. 
Works Office, Moree; and Police Stations, Wari- 

/alda and Inverell.) atie 





» Murrurundi—Additions. 3 (Plans ‘at Head Office, and . 


at Police Murrurundi, 
Quirindi.) * Pa ‘ 
Newport—Additions. (Plans at Head Office.) 
47H! JANUARY; 1923.°. » 
Auburn—Provision of Additional Sanitary Accemmo- — 
dation. (Plans at Head Office.) i ty a 
Lane Cove—<Additions, &c. (Plans and Bills of Quan- 
tities at Head Office.) : : 
Murrumburrah—Additions, &¢. (Plans at Head _ 


Stations;  Seone, and 


Office; District Works Office, Cootamundra; and j 4 3 


Police Stations, Murrumburrah and Young.) 


Martin’s Creek—Removal of Building to New Site ‘@ 
and Additions. (Plans at Head Office, and at 9 © 


Police Stations West Maitland and Dungog.) 
Werris Creek—Playground Improvements. 


Police Stations, Werris, Creek and Quirindi.) — 





(Plans at Head Office; Dis- ¢ 


(Plans at Head Office; District a 


(Plans at — o9 
Head Office; District Works Office, Tamworth; and 










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=. _.» FOR LEASING, 
#8YENDERS will be received up, to 2 p.m. on the 
or dates specified for the undermentioned. Ten- 
ferers to state what rental they are prepared to 


offer, or the lowest sum for which they will work - 


the Watering Place with the privilege of retaining 
the colleetions authorised by Regulations 
i containing tenders must be addressed to the Presi- 
4 dent, Tender Board, Public Works Department, 
; Sydney, and have legibly endorsed upon the face 
thereof the name of the Public Watering Place for 
’ which tender is submitted. Tenders must be accom- 
panied by a deposit of £5, and should specify the 


names' and addresses of two proposed sureties, The 
ES Department does not bind itself to accept any tender. 
ax The lease will be subject to the provisions of the 
Me Public Watering Places Act, 1900, and the Regu- 


lations ‘thereunder. The lessee may cultivate the 

tenant's lease, and any improvements which he may 

effect in the shape of clearing and burning-off timber 

2 may be considered in his favour should he tender for 
F a new lease at the expiration of his term. | 

Copies of the Act, Regulations, conditions of lease, 

and agreement may be seen, and further information 


i. _ and form of tender may be obtained from the local 


District Works Office, or from the Department of 
e,.) Babli Works, Sydney. 


27TH DeEcempeErR, 1922. 


Caltigena Tank, of 640 acres, road Wilcannia to 
Cobar,—from Ist January, 1923. ~ 


; . -. 8TH January, 1923. 
White Cliffs, No. 2, of 640 acres, road Wilcannia to 
¥ White Cliffs,—from Ist February, 1923, a tia 
ge 1l5tH January, 1923. 
- Penarie Tank, of 640 acres, road Balranald to Ivanhoe, 
—tfrom Ist February, 1923. 
Nors.—Term of lease in all cases to be five years. 


KC 





one NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS 
‘ AND TRAMWAYS. 

ENDERS will be Teceived at the Office of the 

_ Railway Commissioners, Bridge-street, Sydney, 

until 12 noon on the dates shown for the services 

specified :— 4 : 

20TH Decemper, 1922. 


For the supply of Two (2) High Duty Double-head 
: _- Driving Wheel Lathes. Specification and tender 
— , _ ¢orms trom Acting Comptroller of Stores.  —s- 
For une (1) Air Washer and Humidifier for Zarra- 
street Power House, to Specification No. 683 (price 

2s. 6d.), at Chief Electrical Engineer's Office. 
_ For the Purchase of One (1) Pumping Plant, at Law- 


Bt son. Tender forms and particulars obtainable 
BB from Fitter-in-Charge, Valley. Heights, or Ir- 
oe Spector of Water Supply, Loco. Department, 
. Hrekineville. 


. 3rp January, 19238. 

For the supply of 50 “P” type Tramears, to Specifi- 
cation No. 566/1 (price £1); 100 No. 9 type Bogie 

Truoks, to Specification 580/1 (price 10s.). Oopies 

of Specifications, at the prices indicated, obtain- 

able from the Chief Electrical Engineer, 61 

Hunter-street, Sydney. * 


aes 10TH January, 1923. 

For the supply of Single Phase Constant Current 
Transformers, to Specification No. 579 (price 
2s. 6d.), at Chief Electrical Engineer’s Office, 61 
Hunter-street, Sydney.: ae: 

For the Supply of Single Phase 50-cycle Transformers, 
to Specification No. 578 (price 2s. 6d.), at Chief 
Electrical Engineer’s Office, 61 Hunter-street, 
Sydney. 

For Fifty (50) H.P. Traction Motors to Specification 
No, 588. Copies of Specifications obtainable at 
Chief Electrical Kngineer’s Office (price 10s.). 
eit 247H Janvarny, 1923, 

For 660 yards 0:0045 square-inch High Tension Cable, 
to Specification No, 576 (price 2s. 6d.), at Chief 
Electrical Engineer’s Office. é 

fae 31st January, 1923. 


For the Supply of Four (4) 1,000 k.w. Rotary Converter 
_ Units, to Specification No. 582 (price 10s.), obtain- 


able from Chief Electrical Engineer. 
147 Fesrvary, 1923, 
For ety Tension .Switch-gear, to Specification No. 


Remote Control Switch-gear, to Specification No. 585,, 


+ Me 








15 Dro, 1922] | NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 171. 





DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS—TENDERS | Manually-operated Sar igohcusars ito USuectfogtion ta, 


Envelopes. 





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Each specification can be obtained at the Chief Elec- 
trical Kngineer’s Office, 61 Hunter-street, Sydney, 
price 2s. 6d. ; 

’ 2isr Frprvary, 1923. 


For Supply of 100,000 yards of 48-inch 20-0z. Flax 
Canvas. Tender forms and particulars from Act- 
ing Comptroller of Stores, Wilson-street, Newtown. 

23np May, 1923, 

For the supply of Hight (8) Water-tube Boilers, with 
‘Aceessories, for White Bay Power-house, Sydney, 
to Specification No. 575. Price, 40s, for first copy 
and 20s. for subsequent copies, obtainable from 
Chief Electrical Hngineer, 61 Hunter-street, 
Sydney. 

All tenders to be properly endorsed. No tender 
necessarily accepted. Make cheques payable ‘‘Railway 
Commissioners.”’ 

W. J. MORRIS, 
Secretary. 


Sydney, 17th October, 1922. 


SERVICES FOR THE PUBLIC 
’ SERVICE. 
FP ENDERS for the supply’ and delivery of Drapery 
required during 1923-24 will be received at the 
Stores Supply Department, 15 Young-street, Sydney, 
up till 4.30 p.m. on Tuesday, 19th December, 1922. 
Tender forms and further particulars on applica- 


tion. 
Ptr A. BERCKELMAN, Executive Member. 


[2670] 
SUPPLIES AND 





[2986] - Sydney, 3rd November, 1922. 
SUPPLIES AND SERVICES FOR THE PUBLIC . 
2 SERVICE, 
FP ENDERS for the following Supplies will be received 
: at the Stores Supply Department, 15 Young- 
street, Sydney, up till 4.30 p.m. on the date men- 
tioned :— 
9TH January, 1923. 
Uniform Trimmings. 
Tender forms and further particulars on application. 


A. BERCKELMAN, 
Executive Member. 





[4029] Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 
Sydney, 15th December, 1922. 
NOTIFICATION OF THE SETTING APART OF 

LANDS WITHIN THE WENTWORTH (CURL- 
WAA) IRRIGATION AREA FOR IRRIGATED 
HOLDINGS. % 
sas pursuance of the provisions of the Wentworth 
Irrigation Act, and the Regulations and By-laws 
made thereunder, the lands described in the Schedule 


hereto are hereby set apart for disposal as irrigated 


holdings. . 
H. H. DARE, 
sie Commissioner. 





ScHEDULE. 
Wentworth (Curlwaa) Irrigation Area. 


The irrigated holdings will be available for applica- 
tion on and after the 15th January, 1923, and will be 
subject generally to the provisions of the Wentworth 


Irrigation Act, and Regulations and By-laws made 


thereunder trom time to time. 

An application for an irrigated holding shall be 
on Form No. 1 of Schedule ‘‘A”’ of the Regulations, 
and must be accompanied by a deposit equal in 


“amount to the rent which would acerue due in respect 


of the period from the date of application to the 30th | 
June or 31st December of the half-year commencing 
Ist January or Ist July, as the case may be, in which 
application is made. If two or more holdings 
are included in an application, the order in which 
they are entered shall be taken to be the order of 
preference, and the deposit to be lodged shall be that 
for the holding so included in respect of which the 
rent is the greatest. The application shall he signed 
and, the declaration printed on the application form 
shall be made by*the applicant. The application shall 
be lodged with the Manager, Wentworth (Curlwaa) 
Irrigation Area at Curlwaa, by the applicant, im 
person during office hours on the 15th January, 1928, or 


during office hours or any subsequent business day, 
or may be forwarded on any day to the said Manager, 
‘at Curlwaa, in a posted letter, but so as not to be 


received by the manager before the 15th. January, 
1923, 





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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 171, (15 Dec, 1992, 








Applications received on any day from 15th to 20th 
January, 1923, inclusive, where confileting, shall be 
deemed to have been lodged simultaneously on the 
15th January, 1923, and shall be considered in con- 
junction with each other. 


The granting of any application is entirely at the 
discretion of the Commission, which may give prefer- 
ence to any applicant, or group of applicants. Such 
granting shall be notified in the Gevernment Gazette. 

Within three months of the granting of an applica- 


tion, the applicant shall sign and execute a lease in) 


a form as near to Form III of Schedule “‘A” to 
Regulations as the circumstances will permit, Such 
lease shall contain the special conditions notified 
herein. The deposit lodged with the application shall 
then be applied towards payment of rent. 


Under the By-laws the water rate shall be fixed ~ 


from time to time. ; 

The Commission has power to impose from time to 
time a further rate on the land in addition to the 
water rate. : 


In connection with lots upon which privately 


ewned improvements exist, arrangements should be: 


made by the incoming tenants for the payment of the 
value of such improvements to the owner thereof. In 
the event of the owner and the incoming tenants being 


unable to mutually agree, as to such value the incom- 


ing tenants shall not prevent the owner from remoy- 
ing the improvements, provided he does so within two 
months of the date of granting the leases. 


1. The term of the lease shall be thirty years 
from the date of notification in the Govern- 
ment Gazette of acceptance of application. 

2. The lessee shall destroy all noxious animals, 
































8. «The lessee shall continuously and diligently 
throughout the currency of the lease cultivate 
and care for his holding and maintain same 
in good repair and condition. : 

9. Water will be delivered, when available, to a 

; boundary of each lot by means of the Com- 
mission’s channels, and each lessee shall con- 
struct all necessary channels or other works 
for the conveyance of water within his hold-- 
ing from such point of delivery to all parts 

of such holding classed as irrigable. | 

10, The lessee shall pay to the Commission survey 
fee as specified hereunder. Such survey fee 
shall (unless the lessee desires to pay sooner) 

, be paid in ten. equal half-yearly instalments, 

the first of which shall be paid on or before 
ist January or 1st July, as the case may be, 
next following the date of notification in the 
Government Gazette of acceptance of appli- 
cation, and the remaining instalments shall 
be paid thereafter half-yearly on or before the 
first days of July and January in each year, 
with interest at the rate of 4 per cent. per 
. annum on the amount unpaid. : 
The following additional special condition shall 
apply to lots 15, 16, and 17, section 1; aby 
11. The lease shall be subject to a condition of 
residence for a term of five years fromthe 
date of acceptance of the application. 
Residence shall be performed by the lessee for 
the time being, ‘and shall commence within 
six months after above date, but the 
Commission, upon application in writing by 
the lessee, and upon sufficient reason being 




















shown, may, if it thinks fit, suspend or remit = y - 
i plants, and weeds on the land leased, such coudition of residence. Sie, ae 
3.7 WN me onary none the Rieetes pat The following additional special condition shall also 
NeTeor. WIEnOUL The ADProya. AM wing OF A apply te topsvio, eG, ame iis section. 1 ha 
the Commission being first obtained. : o 
4. The Commission shall not be bound to pay for 12. The value of the improvements on lots 15, 16, — - 
the proportion of any dividing fence or fences. and 17, section 1, specified hereunder, shall 
5. The lessee shall pay all rates and taxes. be paid by twelve equal instalments, together 
6. The land leased shall.not be capable of being }|- with interest at the rate of 6} per cent. per 
transferred or otherwise dealt with unless the annum on the unpaid balance; of these instal- — 
Commission’s consent thereto. has been ments, the first shall be paid on Ist January 
obtained, and except where the Cofmmission is | — or Ist July, as the case may be, next follow- 
satisfied that the lessee is compelled by sick- ing the granting of the application, and sub- 
ness of himself or family, financial difficulties, sequent instalments thereafter half-yearly on 
or other adverse circumstances, to leave his Ist July and Ist’ January in each year. Three 
holding, it shall not be transferable—except or more instalments may be paid in any one 
by way of mortgage—until the expiry. of five | ~ foe ok : ; 
years from the date of notification in the yj | The following additional condition shall apply to 
Government Gazette of acceptance of the , lot 16, section 1: a a) 
application. ABR ane lee of lot 16, section 1, may use the 
Cars ] ai yhich traverses his holding for th 
7. The lessee shall pay rental as specified here- Heap Neh ade ; nar: Balers waa 
under, but in the case of lots a> 16,anded vith Be ot hs eae this land in ‘accordance © 
section 1, which contain an area of -land MARL GT sepecbie® Ri : me 2 
which is deemed and specified in this notifica- Application forms, lithographs, and full particulars 
tion as non-irrigable land, the Commission | M2Y be obtained, and plans inspected, at the Office of 
shall reappraise the annual rental thereon in the Manager, Wentworth (Curlwaa) Irrigation Area, 
January, 1938. Rental as reappraised shall | Curlwaa, and the Office of the Water Conservation ~ 
then become payable by the lessees, on and | and Irrigation Commission, Union House, 247 George- 
after the first day of July next following such | Street, Sydney. eh ek ; . 
reappraisement, [Papers—W.C. & I.C. 1922-12,348, 12,845, and 12,503] 
SCHEDULE. 
WENTWORTH (CURLWAA) IRRIGATION ARHA, 5 
Irngigatrp Hornpines, : ? 
is ; e ————— 
ial Annual Rental. a 
id ete Area deemed to ; oe 
Lot. 3 Irrigable Area, | _be non- Total Area, aryl | ee ag ud ater} survey Capital value and Description F 
3 irrigable, ane Heel | ee ae mak for time being. Fee. of Improvements. 
1927. | June, 1938. ) i" 
uy ® 
a. t. Dp. ap Pep. Bra De, 1) ee WS uae fsa Pi. ds ae Be od | ; 
¥ : 1 Ps | = eli , aah B, gud. Sy 
5} 1 8 212 10 1 2B Se te 38 28 8.78 10138 2, 811 6 | 418 4 | Post and wire fence on southern, 
whi ata ipe and northern boun- 
16 | ae | : ; aries, £14. Ber 
1 ; Hg ll | 1@. 8 27 20. 1.381.619 -6 11 45722 911 6 |S O° O| Post and wire fence on southern — 
(ex. ch. res.) (ex. ch. res.) i ‘ d northern b i 
7/0411 7 1 99) 8 10 13 2091 6 yo4 and northern boundaries, £7. 
2 2 6 7 2 9a as 7 8 8 | 413 4 | Post and wire fence on northern, — 
i minors and western boun-— 
. Bae aries, £12. i alte 
SZ p10 V4 ceaseatents 10°14 5 3 6} 10 610] 10 610] .,. eS A AG ey 
(for balance ’ 
of term). | ‘: 








Norg.—The fencirg on the western boundary of lot 17 is placed according to the original survey, 
i : ‘to its correct alignment, 








and will require to be removed by the incoming lessee 


































es Mai i Ce Se 
Bil sie 




















_ NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 171, 


Department of Agriculture, 
























i 


No. of 
Esr-mark ; 
allotted 





202 


2825 








201 


782 


Ly : 
3 .Stock and Brands Branch, 
— 
= ‘ Sydney, 15th December, 1922. 
PASTURES PROTECTION ACT, 1912. 
T is hatte notified, ye public information, that the following Sheep Brands and Marks have been duly recorded 
by the Inspectors of Sheep for the several Pastures Protection Districts mentioned, in terms of section 134 of 
the abovenamed Act, for the Quarter ended 30th June, 1922. 
(. S. T. D, SYMONS, 
Chief Inspector of Stock. 
Ae Brand. 
No. im Name and Address ss Name and Address « 
o noluding Post Town). 3 (inetuding Poss Town). 
Fire | Pac or Tar. | # Fire. | Paint or Tar. 
Albury District. Armidale District. 
1613 | Barnett Hilbert George, RB ae 4282 ( Austin William, Spring | Geen 
Clorinda, Walbundrie Ayaey (8) Creek, Yarrowyck. 
1599 | Bell George Angus, The | off face} ca... oe | (‘Trasferred from,Austin 
Ranch, Thurgoona and Godfrey.) 
1602 | Burt Addison Antill, Dight’s) w......0 |) eee ~ | 2648 | 4280 | Beaney Mary Agnes, Ionaand| ......... {vty 
. Hill, Albury * |  Inglebrae, Uralla ¥ 
1603 | Burton Herbert James, | €€& ...| 2832 | 2570 | Blake Allan MiB ey Sit, ras (os ice 14 ction 
Arawa, Henty Summervale, Walcha £B 
1601 | Daly Owen Victor, Montrose, Ofmed ie a 8 Fae 311 j 4277 } Blomfield Alfred Leslie, | cisecaseee A iS 
Mullengandra - face Bullock’s Paddock, Uralla 
1586 | Doubleday Arthur Ernest, Ra cee 1D) itiescas 4278 | Blomfield Herbert Richard, | ......... EY 
Fairview, Walbundrie | . Cook’s Station, Uralla 
i Sits ee 
~ 1607 | Hall Samuel, Hill View, ite (Ores AGA, peer | Poms e Laveicis Bisnis, <2 Test 
Gules ; i nglewood, Uralla ores 
a a 4279 | Carter George, junr., Rosen- | »,........ Riri. 
1598*| Hicks Edgar Alfred Augustus, Orde 4 744 dale, Uralla 
Morven Homestead, At 4290 | Fletcher John Nimmo,  , =} .,,.55 + SR honey rt 
Morven Cairnie, Walcha.. (‘Trans- Et 
1614 | Hoffman George Jassb, INAS 23 eos ; Grice: 149 ferred from J. N. and A, D. 
Mile Reserve, Thurgoona Fletcher.) 
1594 | Hogan Francis Vincent, PB fronty h Geto ne 4286 | Harris George, Highlands, | ........ ‘ OF ap Vk A 
allandool, Pleasant Hills face ‘> Uralla { mB 
1588 | Houlihan Thos., Daniel, and! ,....... ; "HY... .| 2624 | 4291 | Hoy Robert, Kia Ora; |] ca eesees SF ieeea 
Wm. Jas., Bulgandry Armidale 
1595 | Kirby Frank, Myross, Henty| ...... Sy Ky......| 2767 | 4285 | Lawrence George, The Peak,]| : Meee 
1610 | Knobel Michael, Burram- MK...... 2608 Walcha And 
buttock . He tet eee 4283.| Martin David Richard, ©. | > ....4... 6 Sere 
1587 | Maher Michael Joseph; STs Tek Uae | 568 : Elderbury, Guyra 
uae James, Bucki, Cookardinia 4284 | Munsie Jameg Leslie, =f sesecees PID oS NR 
1590 Maloney Denis, Yenolam, BES Baris 2628 Momera, Uralla es 
Walbundrie: 4287 | Nivison Alex. Stratford; | o..siseeee Diseaida 
1600 | McBrien John, Glandoxe, * front | JVB 419 | Mirani, Walcha 
Bowna "> face oe 4288 | O’Dea Francis Michael, =§-| ........, Cues es 
1584 | Mitchell and Sons David, AA: mits... 205 | New Park, Armidale. 
! Cumberoona, Bowna | (Transferred from T. and 
E 1592 | Poole Bros., Fair View, peaks vs HN... 1734 F. O'Dea.) 
3 _ Balldale. (Transferred —_— 4289 | O’Dea Thonias Martin, | Seeccpiae MA...... 
: from J. H. Newton.) Nochnahona, Armidale 
Pumpa John Otto, Hurricane) .,..... oe ees 414 Ba RH. 
nie Vole ale ei I A a Balranald District. 
an Exors. L., allatncdoole” 23 33453 Ry ps ; 
Milccacnt Hille 348 eee Pen WWETAPO Geel dtu tone = Ki oslap tess 
Scholz Joseph Friedrich, A te eh a 2510 
Water ¥ a Walla Walla 346 ote Sie ee hoe, Sar eee Y aie: 
Schulz Julius Ewald, Three ork eet a eee e 187 945 | CO Shute yee 2 ihe ane 
3 annion:. Wade Patrick, 0 ooh ade. s Y ntgetorc 
Corners, Jindera Werke Park. Beskpal 
Smith Ray Elliott, Castle. aids $9... MODS add Caeser Hace Toate Lak x 
Renee,’ Walls Walla: ; rossley Bros., Toms Lake, si. | Keser 
(Tar brand transferred from 3 45 ie gu Willi p tt 
HE Smitisend Sons A ipa a yan ae ior; 
ORE ON. , é 
Snow Frank Noel, Elm Park,) |... ¢ sane Maer oen | Mtatinty Phomas dohny se bb oie: Af ay 
opssearey PRE filalby Park, Balranald Wy 
Thomson Jas. McClure; and) 22.1... tn 788 | 349 War A ol a ee men 
arren Wm. Archibald, velveteen fos War taae 
Garratt Wm. T., Doodle Pskohus: Wentwort f+ 
Cooma West, Henty 4 Coe Gee a 
Walter Charles Neville, es eanae PS Vs ie ta 504! Sodus 
Willow Vale, Brocklesby |) — { UW. Bathurst Distr ict. 
Weule Frederick Oswald, Adit  W......| 2891 | 4351 | Linnane James Joseph, Ses se Ee Tae 
Woodbine, Howlong : »Mitchell’s Plains, Lagoon. 
Weule Frederick Wm., cad vabered (2) ies 365 (Tarbrand transferred from 
- Coringa, Brocklesby. Riv.) ‘Linnane Bros.) 
(Transferred from R. W. - 4392 | Morgan George, Bingletree, | ......... DM... 
Shipard.) Sofala ° Va 
Whitehead Wm, Jas., Wee- Hi RT (oc \rreres| T41A4 4400 | Ryan Matthew Robert, = | a... ; Piscais 
roona, Walbundrie ¢ J i Vale-rd., Bathurst, (Trans- 
| Wiesner & Co. Carl Joseph, | ........, Oe SUT IAN ferred from J+ P. Ryan.) 
Swandale, Walla Walla. 4372>| Sewell James and,Mary, © | seeseus Tia. 
(Transferred from C. J. Hillview, Sewell’s Creek, 
Wiesner. ) Essington | 











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6570 
aM ata we 
: > sui gates * Brand, Rs : 
No. in Name and Address ie ee ae od 26-1 No, in|, | Name and Address’ * GL a a3 
Record. (including Post Town). "| S48 pRecord,). » Giacluding Poss Town), ; a een ee 
Hire. Paint or Tar. Ape Fire. | Paint or Dar.) "sd 
i ! 
Bathurst District—continued. _ : Carcoar Distriet—continued. 
4895 | Sly Vernon Arthur Ramsay, | ......4.. Bigs: 761 | 3170 | Munro Mrs. Alice, Myally, ating! dai NL gsso4) 2916 
|  Nestlebrae, Norway pies x | Burnt Yards : 
4394 | Stapleton Louisa May, ge Wer fr 8 tin 3173 | Oats Robert Phillips, Oat- ya aha 3 fs Pay eee 3145 
' Oakhurst, Black Springs, | a | leigh, Canowindra ie 
.| via Oberon | 8175 ae pais ee John, North ys gaa TP ., 2928 
i : ogan, Burraga ee 
Bombala District. 2 a : | ee ae 
1489 | Brotherton William Henry, | ......... TT Cobar District. Re Tee 
Farm 26, Maharatta, 505 | Brennan Galbyra, Windera, | ........5 see 
Bombala — Mt. Drysdale LG - 
1486 | Clark Stanley Renshaw, Se sceemmate § PRS ses 2605 506 | Duncan Frank, Elsinore, =| ..,...s. Wiehe 3013 
Stoneleigh, Ando. . (Trans- j Cobar i a ae 
ferraa from Rev. Henry 504 | Jeffery Beatrice Adelaide, Gilt iments Ct jdeaas 13 
Clark.) Carinya, Wrightville “359 
1487 | Cowell Nicholas Joseph, | sretavese 1 serasneee 350 | 507 | Lewis Leslie Joseph, Nel- | ........ bh Seay 388 
Spring-Creek, Bombala " -yambo, Tilpa. (Transferred) 
1490 | Haggar George ‘Albert, Peas T . -.} 1148 from Timms Bros.) 
Merriangah, Bombala ~. | 503 | Lungley Frederick Albert, pinaenns Wy sires eed) 
1491 | Stanford Clarence Howard, |) ..cccecme | sess bates 2029 The Highlands, Cobar ik! ; 
Khalassa, Bombala 508 | Tiltagoona Proprietary Co., ii OY OL SO laa e 8 
Siac Tiltagoona, Cobar. (Trans-). 
Bourke District. : ferred from P. G, Stalley.) 
642 , Davis Heury Becker, 9} Ses ctat. was] 295 
Witwinya: ioe ED , Condobolin District. 
640 | Falkenhagen Colin Campbell,| ......0:. tke 248 | 1817 | Bell David, Woodville, . Pee et, ew... Cie 2145 
| Rose Isle, Louth Road, via Fifield a 
Bourke. (Transferred from 1809 , Deeves James, Carpina, pas tate keh hares 2833 
Australian Bank of Com- | Bobadah \Ad 
merce. ) 1804 | Douglass F. M. and Sons, Be ahib hs UO: F Oped tee 3088 
641 | Killen -& Co., Ltd., be bar teee Ye faued 452. Merringreen, West Weg; ae ; : 
Mooculta, Bourke Wyalong H : 
. suas 1816 | Halvorson William Randers, Pet, pe eae 54 
Braidwood District. | "Yellin Bast, Lake Cargelligo) | 
11384 | Clowry Francis Joseph, tte aschee ne Ga a 1819 L’Estrange John, Wahroonga,} ws... Wisin. | 159 
McMahons, Reidsdale Mineral Hill 
1137 | Doherty Mrs. Hannah, 0) 4.0... yD 1805 | McFadzean Samuel, No Man’s}) we... Mer ...| 2563 
Southend, Braidwood lke Land, Burgooney é te é 
1188 | Fletcher Oswald Ernest, © |) uses. OF... 1813 | Neideck Heinrich Rudolphy ho #4345 Pe ee, Cee 9806. 
Willow Glen, Braidwood i Yarran Vale, West 4 
1139 |-Flynn Denis, Belle Vue, | ¢ vse. cae. ay seeaes Wyalong 
_ Braidwood — 1806 | Payne Christopher J ames, 
1135 | Grigg Charles, Dowling’s 8) wy teases At... Doreden, Yalgogrin North 
Hill, Braidwood 1810 | Pyers Frederick, Myee, Tulla- 
1143 | Grigg Henry, Sbrathalleny’, -Aiserscaces Fe eens 789 f. aHOTe y* 
Braidwood : 1818 | Reynolds Bros., The Island, 
1186 | Grigg Thomas William, = | ‘isaser ne, Rays Newlands -~ 
Royd’s Paddock, Braidwood) 1815 | Simmons John Hamilton, 
1140 | Huggett John Ellis, Zig Zag.) sss... IeH .. ' -Hill Farm, Ungarie 
Major’s Creek 1808 | Stoneham William Henry, . 
1142 Husk Isabella Mrs., rae ney Vee Gt 2 ie le Park View, Lake Cargelligo 
} Marlowe 1812 | Taylor Mrs. Emily Eliza, 
1141 | Leonard Mrs. Catherine, y aayes Fh Pes Cade. i883 “4 Tegwya, West Wyalong 
Araluen. (Transferred , 1814" Thomas Claude William, 
» trom Clara Leonard.) Booroola, Condobolin: © 
BIEN 1820 | Townsend Arthur Hilton, 
cae Canonbar District. Woodville Fifield 
1360.| Bannister William Henry, | ....0.., Biiiseess. 2643 | 1807 | Triggs Arthur Bryant, 
juor., Myallo, Nyngan ; Manna, Forbes \ 
1356 | Bell Bros, Zanzibar, Neéyér-3)) ea, IN aoe 2410 , 
the (Harmartk transferred Cooma District. ; ee 
from H. Smith.) 2495 ee , ons Peale ey ee peal 272! 
1361 | Fisher R.D. and K. Hy, | ssn £ ie A bg ca ee tae bah lget be | i | 
Yarrum and Lucknow, aay! 2431 | Dawson Frank Clapin, toh Hoes vee OHid 54s 
aes Eye . Lynton, Cooma ie ee igke 
rom R. D, Fisher. 249 Lviom te a ag aA 
1362 me i George William, OO ves 26414 ate ( gl Sr Phe aeid es 4 a 
ulwallermine, Nyngan 2 : meee bs oy 2 pe 
1363 | J ohnstone Edward George. pec ahatee 1 Syeth 223 oe reas hae eo A., | ve ie fe 
¥ Willewarrina, Nyngan 2434 Hedger. Morton Biilman, | Spe a ee nd 1637 
1354 | MeGirr P. M. and Tomkins, | ......... FN; ss nso 1989 | - Numbla, Dalgety (a ff) 5 
H.A.,St. Leonards, Nyngan, 2430) | Hyles F. W. and W. R., CARER yes Rast Lew 
wate) ved from ©, BE. 2432 Murruma, Chakola. (iar ie 
4 : \ $ 
1352 | Payne Eliza Jane, Horton | uitiacd {inl eee 362 . Berita ote ee Be? 
Park, Girilambone iy 2497 | Kelley Henry Charles Edwin, he ‘ wisest hy) BEBO 
1355 | Singleton Frederick, Bilculla,) cou0, |S $o4-....) 2797] - Helstonleigh, Jimenbuen | 7 ae 
| _ Nyngan hy 24385 | Lynch Michael, Bulgandra, | ...0.... « back fee: 226 
1359 | Smart Andrew Collin, Bun- | isi | AO i --| 2641 Dalgety. (Transferred etts Ra. 
garley, Hermidale | : from J. J. and M. Lynch.) | Ay . 
seas 2423 | Lyons Mark Rowland, ef, NS rr ae 3088 
é Carcoar District. “ Pleasant View, Anembo, ‘* a8 
3162 , Dolbel Archibald Joseph, Wil-|" ........, A Rea). 675 (Transferred from 2 $s 
low Creek, Frunkey Creek | i : A. Lyons.) Walk on Ny Se 
3169 | Fenton John, junr., Cordil- } ......,.. Pm......) 1558 | 2426 Schofield Stanley Owen, MA IJ. 
lera Hill, Peelwood ; . Spring Downs, Chakola, 
3171 | Howarth Arthur, The Forest,| ...., rae Se dele 170 ; (Transferred from John 
Bigga {ay <3 Schofield, ) 
















































































































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1325. 








_ Nameand Address) 
including Post Town). 


e 


Scott Leslie Ernest, Ravens- 

- wood, Colinton 

| Suter Walter, Wangrah 
Creek, Jerangle 


| Wellsmore, Henry Wialan, 


Pine Grove, Cooma 


Coonabarabran District. 


Barrett Michael William 
John, Fairfield, Mendooran 

Brown Calverley "Bewick, 
Cobbinbil, Gulargambone 

Inwood Herbert Francis, 
Block 115, Leadville 

Irvin William, Hillside, , 
Gilgandra 

Jenner Bert, Munnin, 
Coonabarabran : 

Jones Harold John, Gayake 
Rocky Glen 

Kalinowski Joseph Patrick, 
Clareview, Binnaway 

| McDonald Mrs. Anne Jane, 
Dooroombah, ‘Tooraweenah 

Rathie Mrs. Elizabeth - 
Cunningham, Mt. Nombi,. 
Mullaley 

Siena Richard Andrew, 

_Messines, Binnaway 

Thorne Robert James, 

_ Ercildoune, Curban 

Wheaton Philip, Boree, 
Galecpaynboue 





nes 


Coonamble District. 


Bloodworth Harley Esmond, 
Widgen, Quambone 


pase Charles Henry, 


Gidgeonbar, Coonamble 
Green Charles Gilbert,. 
Regenbar, Quambone 
Hunt Charles Henry, Avon, 
Coonamble 
Landers Francis Joseph, 
Corrinella, Coonamble — 
McKay Bros., Sinay teanee, 
Warren 
Nebea Pastoral Co., Ltd 
- Nebea, Coonambile; 
{Transferred from 
H. F. Lampe.) ~ 
Newman Mrs, Annie Ivy, — 
Kaitara, Coonamble | 
Tame: Harold Wentworth, 
Compton, Coonamble 


Webb Frank Aubrey, Oural,. 


~ Coonamble 


| Wild Thomas John, 


_ Gradgery, Warren 
Young, Estate late John, 
The Junction, Carinda 





. fas 
aay 333 No. in 
c STS th 1. 
Fire. | Paint or Tar. ABS ik Sa 
eee ) LGee..( 2036 | 1441 
ie {4 Looe 1798 } 1439 | 
=P ey ices bres 
1440 
aan fa Ee GS: Looe 
| 
td BR Sa 1393 
i 1 1434 
ie H—......| 2442 
ge WI... 1611 | 1433 
eaults sil 748 
fot ie Ff 1442 
rein i mona? 21 680 
PRESET | 1436 
Aa te Sg aaa 778 
dc ies te 
Reel Rr ta” 428 
1443 
aie. 25 | 1488 
SoA es aa 2974 
Sony ee Pw......{ 2769 | 
pia 615 
nay vee 1386 
9 
Sei eat Ir dente 2734 31967 
coe. 27 as. 627 
HS p1261 
hope Pe 
eee SL 
vt { H 
“SS 
mites {@v 
why es 


Bene eins 


Corowa District, 


Baillie Bros. (John Kenneth, | 
Geoffrey Redvers, and 
Colin Blake), Piney Park 
Oaklands 

Carmichael Wm. Cameron, 
Oban, Oaklands 

Cope Herbert Stritch 
Garnafana, Barooga 


| Hamson William, Angleside, 


Balldale. (Transferred from 
John Carroll. ) 
Hendy Bros. (Arthur Charles, 
and Harry Samuel), White 
Gate, Mulwala 
Maguire Peter, Avondale, 
‘Bull Plains, Corowa | 
O’Dwyer Michael Desmond 
Pine Forest, Barooga 
Stewart Malcolm Gordon, 
_ The Rest, Box Vale, via’ 


Corowa. (Transferred — 


from Jas. E. Bott.) 
1322. Wemyss Chas. and Sons, | 


Sean Ee Mulwala 


eoeeerree 


seers oF 


eee nssces 


veer eeee 


sen eeeree 


tree e eee 


So 


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Cooma Distriet—continued. 

















NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZEYTS, No. 171. 





2579 21268 
veceef 2701 [81265 
4 | gg [21263 
: B1262 
‘ma “160 |81270 
B1269 
M ? shores beers 2725 
1266 
2 ‘ yee 90 
: B1264., 
6 Ae a Os 
; vy... 1B1260 
esowit 2 656 
3872 
3856 
3: 10279 | 
3 j : | 3876 
; Bae 
. 2421 | 3860 
rroll. ; 3859 
3870 
; _.| 2935 
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Mi ‘ | 2625 
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13: ; ; ; <ea| 233.1 3865 
p) y i: 
3877 











Name and Address 
- (inckuding Post Town), 


cop) 
Or 
~ 
— 





Brand. 


Fire. 





aaa 0 ditched teen 


Paint or Tar. 





Deniliquin District. 


Borella Charles, Deepdene, 
Thyra, via, Moama 

Desailly Ormond Kdwin, 
Oakbank, ‘Tocumwal 


Donohue John, Dora-Champs, 
Moama 


Falkiner Norman Fraser, 
Tuppal North, Tocumwal. 
(Transferred from R. A. 

» Staughton.) 

Gooch William, Musicfield, 
Deniliquin. (Transferred 
from C, Carpenter.) 

Heenan Patrick Francis, 
Woodend Farm, Deniliquin. 
(Transferred from 
W. J. Adanis, senr.) 

Howe John b., Bama Park, 
Moama. ( Transfer red from 

Burridge Bros.) 

Phillips Arthur J. & Co., 

- Bullatella, Deniliquin 

Smith George Hume, 
Chetwoode, Tocumwal 

Wild Henry, Springfield, 
‘Tataila, Moama 

Wragge Thomas W. E., 
Arrawatta, Deniliquin. 
(Transferred from 
R. W. Holmes. ) 


eres emnnee 


weve teere 


Obs ee eee 


face 


Pieper eee 
ee beeeeee 


Denman Disirict. 


| Doyle Harold Andrew, 


Bundabulla, Muswellbrook 





pre eterer 


Dubbo District. 


Brook Thomas Henry, Bungle- 
gumbie, Dubbo 


Christie Jack, Glenbrook, 
Gilgandra 


Hartley Mrs. Emma, Glenlee, 
Dubbo 

Hunt Arthur James; 
Avondale, Narromine 

Masters Mrs. Maud, 
~Wandrona, Spicer’ s Creek 

Maybary Clarence, Glenleigh, 

arromine 

McKillop Norman Duncan, 
Linbah, Narromine 

McLaughlin Archibald, 
Hyandra, Dubbo, 
(Transferred from 
Alex. Elder.) 

Phillips William, Merrygoen, 
Merrygoen 


Roberts Andrew, Government 


Yank, Tomingley 
Thompson Kdward, Mywara, 
Dubbo 


eee tree 


see ee eee 


i ee 


Forbes District. 


Barhes Albert Phillip, Gilgai 
Plains, ‘Yarrabandai 

Bates William Penniston, 
Tarragon, Grenfell. 
frm J. Watson.) 

Boehm Ernest Frangott, junr, 
Ladysmith, Parkes 

Bristow William Hxor. 
Viney Range, Grenfell 

Burgess Francis Alfred, The 
Pines, Kamandra, via 
Parkes 

Cheney William, Velvedere 
Parkes 

Coelli Peter George, Binda- 
walla, Pine Hill, via 
Grenfell 

Death George Carrington, 
Roseleigh, Marsden-road, 
Grenfell 


Delaney Owen Thomas, Park- 


dale, Botfield Siding, 
Bogan Gate 


(Trans- 


vereeteer 


peer teres 


Ore eaneee 


Pee netees 


vet eeewee 


hae eettee 


see eebeee 





teanes 


see aanes 








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oe cee 


See 











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ee ee ne 


No. of 
Ear-mark 


| allotted. 


.| 2408 





| Name and Address 
(including Post Town). 





~ Brand. 





| Frre. | Paint or Tar. 


Forbes District—continued. 


Dietrich James, Brialmont, 
Parkes 

| Dingle Geoffrey Samuel, 
Darley, Forbes-road, Cowra) 

Doyle Thomas, The Villa, 
Forbes 

Elletson John, Kensington, 
Parkes 

Fallon Francis, Parkvale, 
Parkes. (Transferred from 
J. Millthorpe.) | 

Farey Ernest James Horrocks, 
Wattleview, Numalla, via | 
Trundle | 


Derrawee, Bimbi 
| Golding Thomas Edwin, 
| _ Inchgower Estate, Forbes 
1 | Henderson John, Kinnaird, 
Piney Range, via Grenfell 
| Kearins William John, 
Boglong, Piney Range, via” 
Grenfell 
Larnach James Edward, j 
| "Innisfail, Forbes 
Leslie James Smart, Pine 
Park, Forbes 
Madden Patrick Alfred, and 
Sons, Ltd., Stummerhouse 
Creek, Grenfell, (Trans- 





> 


Melliday Thomas Wilfred, 
Prairie Vale, Goolagong. 
(Transferred from Exors, 

M. Melliday.) 

Rawson Kendle Bloomfield, 
Lila Park, Bogan Gate 

Redman Mrs. Clara Mabel, 
Plain View, Quandialle, via 
Bimbi 

Smith Thomas Fredrick, 
Slaughter Paddock, Green- | 
thorpe 

Smith, Exors. William, Lans- 
down, Back Marsden road, | 
Forbes | 

Todd William, Brookfields and| 
Wooleringa, Trundle 

Willard Mrs, Lily Isabel, 
Narrawee, Back Marsden- 
road, Forbes 


a 
a 
ou 
rs 


9 | Britton Thomas George, 

| River View, Glen Innes 

Doust Bros. (Geo. Alfred and 
Walter Percy), Plain View, | 
Wellingrove. (Transferred 
from Geo. Wm. Doust.) 

| Hamitton Joseph Duncan, 
Glenroy, Guyra 

Logue Michael, Roseneath, 
Clairville 

Menzies Stewart Macdonald, 
Mann River Downs, Glen 
Innes 

Parker Frederick, Argyle, 
Glencoe. (Transferred from 
Stanley A. Edmonds.) 

Parker Frederick, Argyle, 


no 
> 
is) 
Go 





| Gault Arthur William, ) 


ferred from P. A. Madden,)} . 





Glencoe 


oeec ose 


@eeccoree 


Cebereeee 


Pecreteoe 


eeevetcer 


eeteerece 


Glen Innes. District. 


ebrvetece 


Coenen’ 


ee aeereee 


Goulburn Distriet. 


Broderick Anne Teresa and 
Ellen Clotilda, Loughrea, 
Crookwell 

Carr Walter, Grampian Hills, 
Towrang 

Counor Ernest Alfred, Hill- 
grove, Barmaby 

Croker Mrs. Margaret, 
Sunnyslope, Kempton P.O, | 

Godber Leslie, Covan Creek, 
Lake Batharst 

Hadlow Charles Stephen, 





Covan Creek, Lake Bathurst! 








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Pee roreee 


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phe reeeee 








snneee 


poecene 


pet rseeee 


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No. of 


Ear-mark 
allotted 





3959 


3963 


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~Jj 
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696 | 
i 


9 | Smith William McPherson, 


Name and Address 
(including Post Town) ~ 





- Goulburn. Distriet—continued. 


Jeffreys Richard, Jerrara, 
Bungonia- road, Goulburn ~ 


Rowe John Alexander, 
Auburn-street, Goulburn 


Gundagai District. | 


Beach Allan Way, Oak View, 
Brungle 

Cassidy William Cornelius, 
Bantry, Adjungbilly 


| Coggan Herbert Worland, 


Rockdale, Muttama 
Hamilton James Matthew, 
Allawah, Hlabo ~ 


McIntyre Kenneth Johnson, 
-Wattlegrove, Reno, via 
Gundagai 

McKinnon Elizabeth, Spring 
Flat, Gundagai 

Passlow Lewis Herbert, 
Hillside, Bongongolong 





Hay District. 


Caimeron Ewen, The Rookery, 
Balranald 
xreen Robert Elhott, Bain- 
more, Hillston 
Matthews Albert Porter ~ 
Mason, Elginbah, Hay 
McRae Bros, (Augustus Mc- 
Rae, and William James 
McRae), Emu Park, Gunbar 





Woodlands, Hillston 


- Hillston District. 


Hodge and Rostrom, W.L., L., 


Kremeran, Nymagee 
Mack John "Dodds, Roysten, 
Hiliston > 
Watis Andrew F.. Spshbhts st, 
_ Euabalong 


Huis yen et. 


‘Davidson Hector, Murragul- 


drie, Tareutta, (Trans- 

, ferred from Browne and 
Parramore.) 

Hoffman. Bros., Roslyn Vale, 
Culeairn. (Transferred — 
from William Toune | & Co. 


Inverell District. 


Calvert Victor Hamilton, 
Fairfield, Koloona 

Dwyer Michael, Parramatta, 
Koloona 

Finn Peter Bert, Alpha, 
Mount Russell 


Hoey Brothers, The Brothers, 


Elsmore 

Rhoades Frederick Ashton, 
Musswellabah, Oakwood 

Ryan Thomas Denis, Cara, 
Bingara - 

Ryan ‘homas Denis, ree 
Bengara , ‘5 


Shoo Henry, Block 58, ‘Tingha 


Smith, Sydney George, ~ 
Stirling, Little Plain 


Ting Reuben George, Albion | 


Flat, Tingha 
Wilson Goon ge, Long Plain, 
Inverell 


J efllilerie Distriet. 


Coulter David Hughes, Box 
Hill, Jerilderie 
Wright Brothers, Pineleigh, 
Oakland 


eceeeree 


Pete teee 





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evreree | LMNs Ses 
LA | 
Prensee i rises 403 
a Oh eee ay teateedlaezee 
aapiseh fay ——......{ 515 
BD: 
Vein | A eee 729 
ty a3 Peto od eee 
ees eeeees | esp eee 
el 
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Ayer . | VK | 2588 
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1047 


84 


3151 


« " Brand. *!" ~ = 3 Brand. - ** | 
Name and Address 2 23 | No. in Name and Address 
(including Post Town). ; 3 ps 2 © | Record. (including Post Town). 
% Fire. Paint or Tar. ge Fire Paint or Tar, 
4 
. Merriwa District. ‘ Narandera District. 
1046 | Lawler Bros, (Christopher: Py teat (Tt thes 188 1615 | Alexander Robert, Peak tyeptnrce soteevee 
James, Simon Peter, and View, Binya 
_ Patrick Ambrose), Tara 1618 | Cameron Donald Stewart, | ......... {fay 
Hall, Bells Hollow, and Big Plain, Narandera 
Beal’s Creek, Bunnan ig 1616 wert aes Henrys Be ee PRr ayes 8, He" 
x illows, Kamara 
ree harles Robert, Reet hers EY cis, ale 1620 | Dunne Bernard Thos., Belle | ........, ABM eee 
Mount, Green Vale - 
: : : (Transferred from T. Dunn.) 
Milparinka. District. 1614 | Dunne Edward Patrick, 9 | sce D wu 
Hattnenay Josoph dit Velka ts er, iy 2] Shannon Vale, Boree Creek 
ee ee eee ae Pagid (kelly Johnid cdephs Colamhe eee: hae 
Milparinka : P.W.P., Morundah 
a 1617 | McNaughton Bros;, Ellerslie,| ......... 
sie Narandera 
Molong District. 1612 | Slocum Hiram Ormond, eran OSisa 
Blomfield Frank Aubyn, | .e.esc WB oo. 200 Studleigh, Narandera 
Argentum, Molong — ‘| 1619 | Whinray Thos. Jeremiah, | ......... ey 
Carmichael W. B., A. B., | seseeeees besos Cee 2935 Melrose, Euroley. (Tar 
and D., Nandillyon North, ee Brand, transferred from 
Molong. J. T. Foster.) 
Eliott David) Oakleiahy 47 [ons ck eaal FES aves 636 FRB, tale ots 
Alectown ? = ‘Narrabri District. 
Gallienne Walter James, = |... +, WG... 13686 Wek | 
Blo ck 1, Tavvey Park? 1775 a: ceria wey ODI EN AALS anRme cota lta isaac eee 
Irvine Matthew William, = | sai.eeee : ics 688 ee ap ieee a Se Par nas 2 2d... | 
Blantyre, Burdett e i : : 
Pickford John Uriah, Glenroy,| ......:.. a Ee 13672 | 1771 | Herford Richard Francis, — | \.. »..... cl. 
Bournewood, viaW ellington| Castlewellan, Baan Baa Q 
Stafford William Peroivals 3) Wi dees Yat yeriy § 2585 | in annie 
Tolmoi, Peak Hill | eae ae ba te 
Vernon Algernon, Gunners «bes. ei { qV...... 721 |" from W, Lennox.) ° 
Dam, Wellington : YN... 1772 | Potts Leonard Maleolm Aa Bq... 
Warren Alfred, Genanagie, | ........, {Wy Rus. 842 Harparary, Baan Pan i 
Parkes AD 1773 | Shields Robert, Leytonstone, | ......... ‘9, hae 
Whittaker, John H., Pacific | ......... IW...; 98 Baan Baa 
Valley, Yeoval . { e3 1776 | Taylor Jas. Edward, eile ties ys beer 
Whittaker, Robert James, | ......... i he Sane 457 Mossvale, Narrabri 
Dudley Vale, Yeoval (trans. 1774 | Turner Jno. Campbell, | sess WR... 
ferred from R. J. and J. H. Willow Glen, Wee Waa : 
Whittaker.) Pilli District 
Wright, Charles Henry, |... CH....../13674 Nga DIstriet. 
Rocky Home, Alectown 1287); Gordon’ S: Cr, Exors. 008 Ff eee DAV ees 
Wright, Thomas Frederick, | <%....... TW aes. 5 256 Epping, Come-by-Chance 
Dalby, Dilga : 1296 | Johnston and Hadfield, | ovevscecue | Secs cae 
M Dist ts Eveleigh, Baradine P 
aa once ric 1285 King Frederick J ole Mailbag SRM La [fics 
Cory J. KE. (Kstate of), Terry é he rice! 215 Baradine | CK 
Hie Hie, Terry Hie Hie cae 1284 | Simpson and Griffen, Carmel,| ....... Sa: Wjaehenteys 
Flood Watt & Oo. Kurta (ene ay Geis { Trak ees. 2600 Baradine 
booma, Moree 4 tr Rothe 
Calas ie as C., fc apy ame Queanbeyan District. 
O'Sullivan Helena, Ellen- S off Ge Beas. 782 | 2461 | Canning James, Hyles’ |) ws... Onsen: 
vale, Terry Hie Hie face Selection, Queanbeyan 
Spilsbury William Henry, Pepa ait ghee 2002 | 2462 | Clarke LonisJames, =|... Bee | ae anaes 
Kevin, Moree ‘ Stonyhurst, Queanbeyan 
| Porm linwon Albert, Edendale, ®. an oe esuyl 2459 | Richardson John, Woodville, | ......... ore 3 
Gurley hes : Hoskinstown R 
Moulamein District. Tamworth District. 
Manuel Percival Walter, PN ey hick, ——— 417 | 5435 | Clark Isaac Daniel, | seseseses | ses wees 
Mellool Murray Flats, big PM Neotsfield, Boggabri 
Mellool SEZs 5436 | Donnelly James, Tara, 9 | eee Pi Lal B Mees 
Murphy 2Dy Gor. Bi es, TNR Ss. 63 Boggabri 
A. P., Merramellool, | : ey 5441 | Dwyer Matthew Joseph, | sesesavee Ou: 
‘Kerang ‘ | Tara, Manilla 
-Old Francis E., Mascotte, | © ....0.... WMO: 2600 | 5431 | Grosser Carl August, | seseusees N- 
Swan Hill Killarney, Boggabri : 
5439 | Hathway L. and Son, Aig Week 
* tne Woodleigh, Curlewis. 
Mudgee District. (Transferred from L, Hath- 
Bowman Ernest Kenneth, I]. front Ou 215 l 
Wargundy, Craboon ay ' 5432 | Kemmis Leslie Frank, | veeeeess { fae 
Brown Alexander, Clare- Gea. 2552 Be-Barra, Boggabri. m 
_wood, Home Rule. (Trans- g (Transferred from Hinebury 
ferred from R. Troup.) Grazing Co.) 
Cameron Thomas, Hazeldene,| ......... ALO). 108 | 5480 | Orman Oliver John, Pigeon | ......... SE ae ats 
Upper Pyramul <8 Park, Kootingal Oo 
Loneragan John Edward, En-| ......... oS Bh db 569 | 5434 | Phelan a ames Michael, = |] sicaecaee {Y sie a 
field & Wallinga, } Mudgee { Cc Prairie Vale, Attunga, 

Oakes Patrick, Cradine, =» |... ieveerse | 625 ( Transferred. from 5 
Crudine — T. J. Phelan.) 
Suttor Colin Dudley, Myola, | ......... Soe: i 61 | 5433 | Phelan Thomas Keiran, | sasaeevese ED Ana 

Ilford Prairie Vale, Attunga | 











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6574 
; ; Brand. “eS 
No. in Name and Address ea $ 
Record, (including Post Town), S86 
Fire. | Paint or Tar. ar | 
Tamworth District continued. 

§437' {Ross Kenneth Hall) So pachy vais Ri 2967 
Brooklyn, Niangala | 

5440 | Thompson Charmas, Emutch,) .,....... i)» po 
Crow Mountain | 

5438 | Upton, Exors. Joshua, The | -......... eee eRe | 382 

~| Willows, Willow Tree | 
Tenterfield District. 

1451 | Duddy Harriet (Miss), ©) a... DOs: Q73A 
Strathan Vale, Deepwater 

1452 | Lawson Wilfred a. , Corbett sags Cees 388 
Sherwood, Emmaville 

1449 | McKenzie John R. , into al 6 ities [ei ean 427 

: Texas, Queensland ; 

1450 | Parsons William Henry, Red | s.,..cc00 |) Gicveaeee 814 
Hill, Deepwater 

Upper Hunter District. 

1225 | Cobb George Francis, gre Upel tans Reve te om 

|| Murara, Scone face 

1226 | Purvis Theodore Henry ¥ MT wate os 606 

| Martin, Murville, Blanfard ANY 

1222 | Quinn Martin, Greylands, ti oS A eae ul 202 
Owin’s Gap. (Transferred 
from Knoll & Quinn.) 

1221 | Sheaffe Henry, Ayr, Guna, bg Y (a ene 52 
(Transferred from A Bayly.) 

1224 | Throsby Chas. Reginald = | f....... ot chive’ 13 | 
Zouch, Dunwell, Scone 

1220 | Vine Jas. Victor, Welldone, Ue A ey Maas 336 

; Scone 
Urana District. 
$22 | Bradford Alfred: Heyfield,: 1. ,:.4..3.5 Wan 913 
|  Gheverells, Morundah ge 
824 Cary Walter Harold, Guten, Wh via as Oise se:: 2537 
|. Urana 
821 | Fruend John Edward, © = | wy. ree i... 
| Slaughter Yards, Urana 
817 | Knight James, Bloss Holme, | ......... aa 
| Urangaline Settlement, {/%: 
|. Urana | 
$23. Matthews John, junr., Kiwi,| .......... -} JWG .-.-! 8086 
; | Lockhart : 
$19 | MeDonald Alex, Glen Oak, | 1.1;.1... be VE) ec aa] > B16 
|  Boree Creek | 
818.) Rees\Phillip James, bine. 07 a.,08. PR...... 2693 
| lithgow, Lockhart | 
825 | Simpson Thomas, Bank Dale,! .......... aS RS 2551 
Boree Creek | 
816 | Terry Harry O., Merriwa, it Drei 2772 
Urangaline Settlement, 
|. Lockhart 
820 | White Chas. H., Rose Farm, }9is..... COW a5 699 
| Morundah 
Wagga Wagea District. 

4379 | Barnes A. & Chant H.%., ae NEE bisa & Ut 
Linwood, Wagga <C 

4386 | Boadle John Be Mitborty: 4.) Wncee i teak es 916 

Borambola, Wagga | 

4372 | Cowled George Tumphrey 4. o ic pikes ak eget 2946 
Dawn Eden, Old Junee » 

4374.) Downie Andrew: James, 8° wile cs aoe Looe | 3025 
Waverley, Ariah Park, (D) | 
Coolamon. (Transferred | 
from G. Downie & Son.) 

4375 | Eldershaw Erie Henry Gale, sip & Bu. 28 
Kywong, Marrar 

3039) | Elkington William Bernard: | 5... | fee 138 
4385 Smith, Cooee, Yerong Ck. «) | 

4370 | Hicks Charles, Clarendon’) "|. \554 ee) cscestecd ’ 25 
Park, Bute, Cootamundra 

4373 |, Miegel Daniel John, Roselea, eee 2642 
The Rock aw) 

4376 (Muir Henry, Warlaven, © |: ,...s.s08 ae 2805 
Narraburra 

4380 | O’Brien James Matthew, = «| ....2..., ae 3052 

Trewalla, Ladysmith. (a) 

(Tar Brand transferred OR ee 
from G. J. Ruwald.) ee 
4371 |. Rapley Walter George, = 9 | ws... GR ie 3019 
Upside, Marrar 4 



















































































NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 171. 

















Youn: 
| Gee William Cottam, 
Fairview, Boorowa 
| Goonan Exors., Thomas, 
Woodlands, Bribbaree | 


08 Dre, 1923. 





























Lae t Brand. <a 

} No. in Name and Address) Ms Saat eae 

Record. (including Post Town). eae ae ao S 

5 ; Fire. Tet or Tar) tS 
Wagga Wagga Distriet sedntinued. 

4378 Watdon Walter Gideon, Be lie Wa : 2939 

Merkah, Tarcutta \ <> : 

4382 | Winnett William Alva, ~ tex al 88 
Liddisdale, Temora ss. W 
Walgett District. 

542 | Hughes Jas. junior, Frro, rast dade TP ehere 3799 
Rowena } af 

539 | McArthur Jack F Frank piesa ow ais gs 774 
Muller, Kootnay, Walgett 

541 | Moore CO, Beand’G. 8.50 O° a, PRO te 2966 
Bynia, Walgett é ‘ 

538 | Stuart William Charles, Bore eters 786 
Paddock, Carinda 

; Walgett North Distriet. 

152 {| Barden Lloyd Ernest Davis, {| ......... | it ae 2736 

Wee Warra, WMEEY 
Wentworth District, . 

331 | Pippin Bros. (Hughy and» |)... ..... PRP... 774 
Victor), Wandella, | i i “ 
Pooneaira | ; 

; Wilecannia District. “4 

138 | Tapp Edward P., 1 © off Ay 353 
Nuntherungie, White Cliffs. face 
(Transferred from Nunther- 
ungie Pastoral Co. Ltd.) | 

Yass District. ; 
3225 | Collett Hnos J., Mount ~ © (0 Ae... WVP...... 820 
Pleasant, Gunning 
3240 | Crago William Henry, |... Ad ee ates Sag 324 | 
Fumanagh, Yass | 
3236 | Davis John Andrew, Rose | ....,.., } sea 1733 
Bank and Clermont, Yass [en] 
3242 | Faulder Thomas William, St oh Seta eae Moma ge Be 2579 
Preesguene, Yass . : | 
3232 | Hewitt Harold Thomas, = | .......8 AY aks 10h ek cae 
Wheeo, Wheeo > 4 
3241 | Hume John H (Exors.) °° | oo... ig in Sees 395 cae 
Collingwood, Gunning ; thos 
3233 McNally Walter Vincent, eRe. Vs 270 
Wattle Vale, Dalton Ce 
3248 ) | Massy. Gerald M.C., Aratulla,|  ......... rie 187 
3239 Keswick and elanglo, oy 
Gunning Py ihe : 
3234 | Stadtmiller Phillip James, — pedis cats Messed 466 
Dere Wood, Bowning ripeet of Rees tds eee. 
$237 | Thompson James Edward, pier Pe dic a iene) 
Greenfield Farm, Yass iy ae 
River, Yass. (Transferred Jail 
from Thompson Bros.) Pr 4 
Young District. . Sa s 
5894 | Berry William Gladstone, |... . Caverns 1831 
Hurabigga, Taylor’s Flat, hth sae: 
Frogmore oe 
5892} Bourke James Kiernan; = 9) ...,.05, 77... i031 2665 
Demondrille, Murrum- & 
; burrah Tec 
5890 | Bowler Josiah and Sons, Bias Leth = Seieas 14164 — 
Innisfail, Boorowa ; nh ae 
5901 | Brien Sylvester Wilson, ee adhe OS Sy one 
Rossmore, Crowther 2 Sw oe 
5895 | Clarke Bros. (William and ae Ys H6LIS 
George R.}, Bellevue, Cowra) : ut 
5900 | Cowden George James, Vie { GC 1622 
‘Watervale, Murrumburrah|  ~ an ae 
5912 | D’Elboux Edward Redmond,} ......... He I Be as 
Wattle Valley, Koorawatha) — - 
5910 | Diprose James Elder, | uses ee HD 21 
Kurowie, Grenfell me 
5896 | Durrant Waterloo, Hill View,| 4... rats SD ate Shy 
Demondrille Junction, . i a 















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aati - Brand. tog 
No. in Name and Address aes 
Record, (including Post Town). oe 
\ f Fire. | Paint or Tar.) “33 
Young Distriet—continued. 
5880 | Hanh Louis, Pine Vale, ae | f eee if 415 
Tubbal. (Transferred from| - ee wa Oi 
. _ J. Bowler and Sons.) 
’ 5891 | Hoskins Thomas, Benena, | © ..... .. a 796 
Boorowa | 
5911 | Ladlow Henry, Rockleigh, | vc... HM 0... 3048 
Thuddungra. (Transferred 
| _ from McAlister Bros.) | 
5909 | Lynch Katherine, Spring Miviened 5». Senn 2823 
Valley, Marengo - 
5898 | Maitland Bros, (Lindsay | as.-.ssse asa 3897 
Gordon, Alfred T., and 
Reginald R.) Ballina, Bar- 
medman, (J'ar brand trans- E 








ferred from K. Maitland.) 





bb ae ee es ee ie CORRS Lees Lh Ns a Cat lee 
es eth Cb A usa ii. righ me at et eee 
> a . Pa = ® ; y ‘ ‘tal . 
. f : A A aR > % : rer } 
Tw ¥ , 


ay Yn 











6575 
Brand. Eg 
No. in Name and. Address aD, aS 
Record. (including Post Town). , S25 
Fite. Paint ot Taro" 42 
Young District—continued. 
5879 | O’Brien Patrick Michael, KUEee: Cary a EY 12953 
’ Gunning Flat, Reid’s Flat | te 
5897 | Osborne Exors., Ben Marshall,| 1 near face| Z \.,..| 2857 
Redbank, Harden 
5902 | Redman William R., Bulloak) ......... We... | 1601 
Park, Bribbaree — 
5908 | Sanson Henry, Block 20, 9 | siseease ofc Rice 16199 
Carumbi, Grogan 
5906 | Triges Arthur Bryant, Eu: |) ......... Raat aialy 1229) 
rabba, Bribbaree, | (Trans- 
ferred from S. Caldwell.) 
5870 | Wright Elijah Henry, { aa 8724 
Macelesfield, Boorowa ig Bimal 

















QUARTERLY LICHNSING COURTS, 
“Postioans, Berwers, Sprerr Murouants, &o, 


NOTICH is hereby given that Quarterly Licensing Courts, under the Liquor Act, 1912, for tho consideration of application 
for Publicans, Colonial Wine, Brewers, and Spirit Merchants, Booth, Stand, or Packet Licenses, renewals, removals, and 
transaction of other business, will be holden at the respective Oourt-houses and Police Offices at the following places, on the 


dates and honra _snacified. 





Date of Notice from 








When Court to be helu, 











Licensing District. @anvence, POP eRP TY) See ae Convened by 

SOI: eet \ Date Hour, 
Bombala ,., era Moke i sal 27 Noy., 1922 2 Jan, 1923 4.) 2. | J, Byrne, C.L.C, 
Bourke ... af et A Nie EAB BN ced hele Byala Soha es Ce wea es |) Beds Marvey, 0) 1.0. 
Braidwood eh ode ae ar Bly * Se ia Beige 43 10 | A H, Collis, 0.L.C, 
Brisbane Water (Gosford) .,, Meyer ige amr ee tik LBS 4 10 | J, W. Lees, C.P.S. 
Deniliquin aaa is Re Hit Dees, i we lO. ‘ 10 | R. OC. Atkinson, C.L.C. 
Grafton ... 4 PAS ris iy) 22: NOv.,) eee aS ee sie a i C, Wenholz, C.L.0. 
Hartley (Lithgow) A eae PY ies Bens 3 pins Boy iy os) LL. | J. M. Bonthorne, C.P.3, 
Hillston wee woe ees oes 1L Dee., » es 2 2” ny cal 10 } Ww. Harls, C.L.C. i 
Lismore .., ss ay iv 8 Nov, , Jee FRG wa}, lO | B.A. May, 0.1.0. 
Maclean ... lat | RAY : bei Be rede eee AS al Ot ROW. Sp Kelly, 'O.5.0, 
Mitchell (Wilcannia) .,. HAG Se soca Hitelys: 3 i 10. | 2. @. Flynn, C.L.C. 
Peak Hill ie ae 3 he Deas ; a. Se | 2. | W. J. Poidevin, A:C.P.S. 
Picton ... ts bas i wel 24 Nov., 55 coriihee! hyp re |. 10 .|.G,. 8. Goldie, C.P.S. 
Tamworth Said Sate au ee 0 ean a oe a hee Bis i pas Le BH. J. Daley, C.u.0. 
Tenterfield ae dpyi tee Se? gaa a oak ee Owe eo is «| 10} A.D. Donnelly, C.L.C. 
Walgett ... i cay TDeeGire Rey Ue Chi) BBOs, KBs Oranh, C,P.s; 











APPOINTMENTS. 

: DEPARTMENT OF MINES. 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has approved of the, following 
appointments :-— 5 
Mr. Douglas Fieldew Pratt, Licensed Surveyor, as a 

Mining Surveyor, in terms of section 6 (1), Mining 

Act, 1906,—such appointment to take effect from 

the 15th December, 1922 (Ms. 6,804-120). 

J, C. L, FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines. 


[8951] Sydney, 15th December, 1922. 


NOTICES TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR 
“MINING AND FOR PURPOSES IN CONNEC- 
TION WITH MINING; TO LESSEES UNDER 
SUCH LEASES; AND TO WHOM IT MAY 
CONCERN. 


Norice 18 HERBBY GIVEN THAT— 


- HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice 
of the Executive Council, has approved of the grant 
of leases of Crown Lands in satisfaction of the under- 
nientioned applications :— 

i, ‘For Gotp-minine Leases. 

(1922-9,654; 9,582 L.B.). 

Application No, 159, Canbelego (local 219), Humphry 
Evatt, cx 138, county Flinders, parish Budgery, 
Dao, 29 ps, AOU Funes 1992.07 o < : 

_ Application No. 189, Forbes (local 163), George Henry 

; Newnham, ep 283, county Ashburnham, parish 

' Forbes, 5a. 2 r., 14th February, 1922. 

Application No. 178, Rockley (local 379), Arthur 

Thomas Baker, cu 105, county Westmoreland, 
parish Irene, 25 acres, 7th August, 1922. 








Wines Department Potices, 


Application No. 174, Rockley (local 380), Michael 
Henry McGill, Gx -107, county Westmoreland, 
parish Irene, 10 acres, 14th August, 1922. 

Application. No. 175, Roekley (local 381), Michael 
Henry McGill, ¢n 108, county Westmoreland, 
parish Irene, 25 acres, 14th August, 1922. 

“Application No. 126, Cobar (local. 302), William 
Horner Fletcher, Receiver and Manager, Great 
Jobar Limited, cx 212, county Robinson, parish 
Cobar, 3.a.°3/r. 11 p., 16th June, 19217: 

Application No. 129, Cobar (local 806), John Bodkin, 
ci 61, county Rovinson, parish Moquilamba, 24 a. 
br. 15 p., 2ist September, 1921. 

Hor MinpraL Leases. 
; (1922-9,655 ; 9,583 L.B.). 

Application No. 187, Hillgrove (local 283), William 
Thomas Keys, mp 18, county Clarke, parish Tiara, 
20 acres, 2nd September, 1922. 

Application No, 189, Hillgrove (local 285), William 
Thomas Keys, mi, 15, county Clarke, parish Tiara, 
7a, 2)'r. 10 p., 2ad September, 1922. 

Application No. 78, Rockley (local 372); George Wat- 
kin Wynne, mu 65, county Bathurst, parish Pon- 
sonby, 3 acres, 24th May, 1922. 

tApplication No. 52, Kempsey (local 67), Rangy Davis, 
mi ’4, county Raleigh, parish Newry, 10 acres, 

+ 27th March: 1922. : 
{Application No, 100, Mast Maitland (local (251), 
Wyalla Maitland Coal. Company Limited, mr 2, 
county Northumberland, parish Adlalong, 6 a. 2 r: 
- 31 p., 18th March, 1922. | 
J.C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Minas. 
,* Parts of the surface excepted. 
+ Part of the surface excepted, 
| The whole of the surface excepted, 


6976 





[3958] 


T is hereby notified that His Excellency the Gover- 
I nor, with the advice of the Executive Council, in 
pursuance of the provisions of section 1244, Mining 
Act, 1906, has cancelled the undermentioned lease for 
non-compliance with the labour conditions contained 
therein, and it is hereby declared cancelled. 
{1922-6,672 R. & I.] 


Goup-Mintneg Lease, Minine Act, 1906. 


No, 2,397, John Holderness Bates, qu 274, county 
Ashburnham, parish Forbes, 6 acres, application 
No. Forbes 111-1382. 


, Sydney, 15th December, 1922. 
y - 5 


AND it is hereby further notified that His Excel- - 


lency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive 
Council, has granted a lease of the whole of the land 


comprised in the cancelled lease to the complainant | 


as follows :— 


Application No. 143, Forbes (local 189-1244), John 
William Anderson 61 274, county Ashburnham, 
parish Forbes, 6 acres, complaint No. 462. 


J. O. L. FITZPATRIOK, Minister for Mines. 





IT is intended to void the Gold-mining Lease of 
Crown Lands granted in satisfaction of the undermen- 
tion application, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, 


and that notice of such voidance will be published in ~ 


the Government Gazette of 29th December, 1922; and 
the land referred to in such application will, after 
publication of the Government Gazette of that date 
(namely, at 2.30 o’clock p.m.), be open to be taken 
possession of in terms of the Mining Act and Regu- 
erie provided there be then no adverse title to the 
land, 


(1922-9480 L.B.). 


Application No. 191, Trunkey (local 211), Patrick 
Edward McGuinness, en 96, county Georgiana, 
parish Mulgunnia, 2 acres, 21st September, 1922. 


J.C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 





HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, has refused the undermen- 
tioned applications for Leases of Crown Lands :— 
[1922-9,477 L.B.] 


For a GoLp-mMinine LEASE. 


Application No. 334, Hill End (local 359), Hawkins 
Hill Main Reefs Gold-mining Company No Tia- 
bility, ex 177, county Wellington, parish Tam- 
baroora, 6 acres, 22nd September, 1922. 


For Mineray Leases. 
(1922-9,307 L.B%). 


Application No, 20, Parkes (local 2062), William Gregor 
Davey and Albert Valentine Rees, county Ash- 
_burnham, parish Bunbury, 10 acres, 29th July, 

Application No. 21, Parkes (local 204), Herbert 
Edward Mullins, county Ashburnham, parish Bun- 
bury, 40 acres, 8rd October, 1921, 

Application No. 3, Cudal (local 16), Herbert Edward 


Mullins, county Ashburnham, parish Terarra, 40 
acres, 23rd March, 1922...’ 


J.C. L, FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 





THE undermentioned application for an authority 


to prospect in terms of section 17, Mining Act, 1906, 
has been refused :— : 


[1922-8494 LL.B.) 


Application No, 2, Muswellbrook, William Cuneen, 
county Brisbane, parish Strathearn, 4,250 acres, 
dated 29th September, 1922, 


J.C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 





HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, has approved of the grant of 
leases in satisfaction of the undermentioned applica- 
tions for Mining Leases of Private Lands, 
ae 9,474; 9,475; 9,584; 9,657; 9,508; 9,509 


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Application No. 129, Orange (local 288), Frederick 
Lamont McFadzean, portion pen 10 (part of 66). 
county Bathurst, parish Shadforth, 16 a. 31. 26 p., 
dated 138th July, 1922. : 

Application No, 130, Orange (local 289), Frederick 
Lamont-McFadzean, portion pet 11 (part of 66), 
county Bathurst, parish Shadforth, 19 a. 1 r. 21 p- 
(surface right, 1 acre), dated 18th July, 1922. 

Application No. 139, Orange (local 298), Lucknow Gold 
Mines No-Liability, portion pez 80 (part of 61), 
county Bathurst, parish Huntley, 22 a. 1 r. 25 p., 
dated 24th July, 1922. 


: Application No, 126, Orange (local 285), Albert George 


Mandelson Davis, portion pet 13 (part of 61), 
county Bathurst, parish Anson, 25 acres (surface 
right, 4 acres), dated 12th July, 1922. 
Application No. 141, Orange (local 300), Albert George 
Mandelson Davis, portion pen 79 (part of 61), 
county Bathurst, parish Huntley, 12 acres (surface 
right, 2 acres), dated 27th July, 1922. 
Application No. 48, Goulburn (local 123), Joseph 
Gray, portion pmi 7 (part of 25), county Argyle, 
parish Marulan, 6 acres (surface right, 2 acres), 
dated 21st June, 1922. . rt 
Application No. 185, Orange (local 294), Frederick 
Lamont McFadzean, portion pan 6 (part of 66), 
county Bathurst, parish Shadforth, 11 a. 3r. 15 p. 
(surface right, 1 acre), dated 13th July, 1922. 


J. C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 





NOTICE is hereby given that the necessary 
evidence and report in reference to the application 
for a Dredging Lease set out herennder having been 
received, I have determined that a lease shall be 
granted of the area included in such application, 
subject to the following special conditions, viz. :— 


(1) That within a period of six months from the date 
of the lease the lessee shall expend the sum of five 
thousand pounds. (£5,000) in the construction of an 
hydraulic sluicing plant. . 

(2) That the lessee shall construct and maintain 
an alternative track from Gilgai to the Old Mull if, 
in the course of dredging operations, it becomes neces- 
sary to dredge the track which is now being used. | 
[1922-9,855 L.B.] ; tls 
Application No, 212, Tingha ((local 731), Lawrence 

Robert Litchfield and Ernest Cox, portion mu 45, 
county Gough, parish Clive, 56 a. 2 r. 34 p., dated 
3lst May, 1922. 


J.C. L, FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 





_ HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, has refused the undermen- 
tioned applications for Mining Leases of Private | 
Lands, : 
[1922-9,478- 9,479; 9,585; 9,586 L.B.] 
Application No. 32, Inverell (local 87), Edward James 
Doust, part of portion 97, county Arrawatta, 
pueh Swamp Oak, 2 acres, dated 8th September, 

Application No, 33, Inverell (local 88), Charles Lindy 
Smith, part of portion C:L. 8,500, county Arra- 
watta, parish Swamp Oak, l.a. 1 r., dated 18th 
October, 1922, — 

Application. No, 115, Glen Innes (local 340), Thomas 
Alexander Goodwin, part of portion 19, county 
oaueh, ‘parish Rusden, 3 roods, dated 13th April, 


Application No. 2, Nymagee (local 54), Edward Wil- 
liam Burns, part of portions 11 and 1, county 
Mouramba, parish Priory Plains, 80 acres, dated 
27th June, 1922, 


J. C. L, FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 
IT is intended to void the undermentioned Mining 

Leases of Private Lands, in terms of the Mining Act, 
1906, and that notice of such voidance will be pub- - 
lished in the Government Gazette of 29th December, 
1922; and the land referred to in such applications 
will, after publication of the Government Gazette of 
that date (namely, at 2.30 0’oclock p.m.), be open 
to be taken possession of, in terms of the-Mining Act 
and Regulations, provided there be then no adverse 
title to the land, 

[1922-9,481;. 9,510 L.B.] 

Application No, 100, Rylstone (local 172-1244), Nathan 
Basser, portion pm 2, county Phillip, parish Dun- 
garee, 3 acres (surface right, 1 rood), dated 27th 
September, 1922, 

Application No, 116, Glen Innes (local 341), Edward 
Francis Goodwin, parish pm 18, county Gough, 
pea Beardy Plains, 3 roods, dated 6th October, 


J. C. L, FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines, 












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[3957] 


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6577 





[3953] Sydney, 15th December, 1922. 


[ T is hereby notified that His Excellency the Gover- 


nor, with the advice of the Executive Council, 
has cancelled the undermentioned lease for non-fulfil- 
ment of the labour conditions contained therein, and 
it is hereby declared cancelled. 
[1922-6,664-R. & I.] : 

 Mryerat Lease, Mrntne Act, 1906. 

2,762, Henry William Foxe, portion mu 89, 
eounty Hardinge, parish Darby, 9 a. 2 r. 12 p., 
application No, Tingha 331-626. 

J.C. LL. FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines. 


[3954] Sydney, 15th December, 1922. 


T is hereby notified that His Excellency the Gover- 
nor, with the advice of the Executive Council, 
has cancelled the undermentioned leases for non- 
payment of the rents due theron, and they are hereby 
declared cancelled. 
[1922-6,423, 6,558 R. & I.] . 
Gotp Leases, Mintna Act, 1906, 


No. 2,409, Renown Gold-mining Company Limited, 
portion et 95, county Beresford, parish Aber- 
crombie, 15 acres, application No. Cooma 40-94. 
2,461, Renown Gold-mining Company Limited, 
portion eu 90, county Beresford, parish Aber- 
crombie, 4 acres, application No. Cooma 41-95. 


Minerat Leass, Mrntne Act, 1906. 


2,512, Richard James Rowe, portion. m1 33, county 
Yancowinna, parish Waukeroo, 40 acres, Broken 
Hill 421-446. f é 


J.C. L, FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines. 


[3955] / Sydney, 15th December, 1922. 


1% is proposed to cancel the undermentioned leases, 
and notice of cancellation thereof will be pub- 
lished in the Government Gazette of the 29th Decem- 
ber, 1922, and the lands referred to in such leases will, 
unless held under some other title, after publication 
of Government Gazette of that date (namely, at 2.30 
o'clock p.m., Sydney time), be available for occupa- 

tion in terms of the Mining Act, 1906. 

[1922-6815 ; 6,733; 6,816 R. & I.] 

Gotp Leask, Mintne Act, 1906. _ 

No. 1,849, The Mount Boppy Limited, portion ex 109, 
county Robinson, parish Cohn, 5 a. 1 r. 25 p., 
application No. Canbelego 63-103, : 
Mining Purposes Least, Mining Act, 1906. 

No. 194, Arthur Harry Hasell, portion mn 40, county 
Kennedy. parish Talingaboolba, 20 acres, applica- 
tion No, Condobolin 1-76. 


Private Lanps Lease, Mintne Act, 1906. 


1,387, John O’Brien, portion pmn 11, county 
Gough, parish Boyd, 2 acres, application No. Glen 
Innes 97-281. 


_ J.C. L. FITZPATRICK. Secretary for Mines. » 


[3956 ] Sydney, 15th, December, 1922. 
T is proposed to determine the undermentioned 
agreements, and notice of determination thereof 
will be published in the Government Gazette of the 
29th December? 1922, and the land referred to in such 
agreements will, unless held under some other title, 
after publication of Government Gazette of that date 
(namely, at 2.30 o’clock p.m., Sydney time), be 
available for occupation, in terms of the Mining Act, 


1906. : 
[1922-6,860 R. & I.) | : . 
AGREEMENTS, SECTION 69, Mining Act, 1906. 


No. 92, Benjamin Claverie, portion PMA 2, county 

Buller, parish Boonoo Boonoo, 8 a. 3.r. 37 p., Glen 
Innes. 

No. 94, Benjamin Claverie, portion PMA 3, county 
Buller, parish Boonoo Boonoo, 3 a. 2 r., Glen 
Innes. : 


\ 
J.C. L. FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines. 


No. 


No. 


No. 











No. 





‘ Sydney, 15th December, 1922... 


SUSPENSION OF LABOUR CONDITIONS ON 
poiea PRIVATE LANDS AND MINERAL 
LEASES. 


pursuance of the powers conferred upon me by 


JN 
J the Mining Act, 1906, section 113, subsection 4 
— (6b) I, Jomn Cuarves Lucas Firzpatrriox, Minister for 


Mines, after inquiry and report by the Warden, 
- have granted suspension of the labour conditions on 
_ the undermentioned leases for the period specified. 


J. C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines.. 


* 


| Private Lands Leases Nos. 23, 92, and 93 (Mining 


, Act, 1918), and Mineral Leases Nos. 2,586 and 
2,607, Mining Act, 1906), standing in the name of 
The Newbold Silica Firebrick Company Limited, 
for a period of six (6) months from the 15th 
November, 1922. 


(1922-7,001 R. & 1.]” 


| 





NOTICES TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR 
MINING, &c. 


RENTS are due and owing upon the undermen- 
tioned Leases, and if not paid within thirty days from 
the date hereof such leases may be declared void, 
forfeited, or cancelled — 


Gotp Leases, Mrintne Act, 1874. 
Lachlan Mining District. 


No. 1,471, J. J. Delany, portion ex 10, county Gor- 
don, parish Dilga, 4 acres, application No. Molong 


Mupesr Mintng District. 


No. 879, J. Langbridge, portion cx 63, county Wel- 
lington, parish Windeyer, 2 acres, application No. 
Windeyer 161. 


Goup Leases, Mrntna Act, 1906. 


No. 227, Great Cobar Ltd., portion mn 33, county 
Robinson, parish Cobar, 1 a. 1 r. 36 p., applica- 
tion No. Cobar 2-6. wes 

253, Mount Peerless Quartz Gold-mining Co., 

Ltds, portion en 10, county Gloucester, parish 

Craven, 3 a. 0 r. 28 p., application No. Copeland 

20-20. ; 

No. 551, T, G. Bird and others, portion mu 6, county 
Kennedy, parish Gillenbine, 2 acres, application 
No. Fifield 1-7. 

No. 1,256, H. J. Hancock, portion en 14, county Glou- 

cester, parish’ Faulkland, 10 acres, application No. 

Dungog 8-9. 

1,593, A. B. Kirkman, portion en 33, county 

Georgiana, parish Kempfield, 2 acres, application 

No. Trunkey 62-49. 

No. 1,605, A. B. Kirkman, portion ot 
Georgiana, parish Kempfield, 2 acres, 

. No. Trunkey 59-66. 

No. 1,606, A. B. Kirkman, portion e1L 
Georgiana, parish Kempfield, 2 acres, 
No. Trunkey 58-65. 

No. 1,974, Goobra Gold Mining Co. N.L., portion 61 
16, county Buccleuch, parish Goobarragandra, 10 
acres, application No. Tumut 27-42. 


No. 


No. 
30, county 
application 


29, county 
application 


No. 1,980, Goobra Gold Mining Co. N.L., portion en 


12, county Buccleuch, parish Goobarragandra, 5 
acres, application No. Tumut 22-37. 

No. 1,981, Goobra Gold Mining Co. N.L., portion et 
13, county Buccleuch, parish Goobarragandra, 5 
acres, application No. Tumut 23-38. 

No. 1,982, Goobra Gold Mining Co. N.L., portion Gu 
14, county Buccleuch, parish Goobarragandra, 5 
acres, applicaton No. Tumut 25-40. 

No. 1,983, Goobra Gold Mining Co. N.L., portion en 
15, county Buccleuch, parish Goobarragandra, 15 
acres, application No. Tumut 26-41. 

No. 1,985, Goobra Gold Mining Co.. N.L., portion en 
18, county Buccleuch, parish Goobarragandra, 4 
acres, application No. Tumut 29-44, 


No: 2,320, Great Cobar Ltd., portion gu 191, county 


Robinson, parish Cobar, 3 a. 1 r. 21 p., applica- 
tion No. Cobar 105-250. 

No. 2,321, Great Cobar Ltd., portion qu 192, county 
Robinson, parish Cobar, 1 a. 0 r. 27 p., applica- 
tion No. Cobar 106-251. 

No, 2,338, J. G. Neeld and another, portion mr 162, 
county Gipps, parish Wyalong, 25 p., application 
>No. West Wyalong 117-129. 

No. 2,548, Gundagai Long Tunnel Gold Mine N.L., 
portion ex 5, county Clarendon, parish Kimo, 1 
a. Or. 33 p., application No. Gundagai 68-152. 

No. 2,552, P. T. Langworthy, portion gr 358, county 
Gloucester, parish Bindera, 5 acres, application 
No. Copeland 138-142, 

No. 2,561, J. S. Nolan, portion cu 91, county Geor- 
giana, parish Gillindich, 4 acres, application No. 
Tuena 61-155. 

No. 2,566, 'J. Barron, portion gp 111, county St. Vin- 
cent, parish Buangla, 4 acres, application No. 
Nowra 69-112. 

No. 2,654, W. T. Perkins, portion eu 184, county 
Wynyard, parish Calafat, 5 acres, application No. 
Adelong 109-174. 








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6578 
/ ; Sea 
No, 2,655, The Good Chance Gold Mines Co. Ltd, 
portion Gu 276, county Ashburnham, parish 


No. 


No. 


No. 


. 2,695, P. Wallworth, portion en 129, county 


forbes, 5 acres, application No, Forbes 130-154. 


2,668, G. H. Bell and another, portion en 8, . 


county Selwyn, parish Gangartan, 25 acres, appli- 
cation No. Tumbarumba 43-110. 


. 2,676, H.. Kelaher and another, portion er 1, 


county Darling, parish Humur, 10. acres, appli- 
cation No, Barraba, 28-83. 


. 2,677, W, A: Surfien and another, portion en 38, | 


county Murchison, parish Bingara, 6 acres, appli- 
cation No. Bingara 32-87. 4 


. 2,678, A. Bancroft, portion eu 76, county Drake, 
parish Churchill, 5 acres, application No, Cop- - 


manhurst 148-255. “Wes 
: Parry, 
ney Ainsley, 5 acres, application No. Wea- 
A 


onga 12-13. , 
Minpran Lease 48, Vic. No, 10. 


610, The Oakey Park Coal Mining and Coke Co. 
Ltd., portion mn 2, county Cook, parish Maran- 
garoo, 7 a. 0 r. 4 p., application No. Lithgow 9. 


Mrineran Leases, Minine ‘Act, 1906. 


192, J. Mackay, portion me.I, county Gough, 


parish Highland Home, ] acre, application No, ~ 


Hmmaville 32-34. 


. 196, The Commonwealth White Marble Quarries 


Ltd.. portion ma 8, county Ashburnham, ‘parish 
Barton, 20 acres, application No..Orange 6-23. 


. 197, The Commonwealth White Marble Quarries 


Ltd., portion mu 4, county Ashburnham, parish 
Barton, 20 acres, application No. Orange 7-24. 


. 633, Bonnie Dundee Mining Co. N.L,, portion 


mu 17, county Canbelego, parish Tritton, 20 acres, 
application No. Canbelego 22-60. 


. 1,331, The Hetton Coal Co, Ltd., portion mi 40, 


county Northumberland, parish Cessnock, 20 a. 3 r. 
386 p., application No. Hast Maitland 49-87, 


1,338, A. Hay, portions mn 19 and 23, county © 


Kennedy, parish Beaconsfield, 40 acres, ap'plica- 
tion No. Dandaloo 45-47, 


. 1,719, T. Lancaster, portion mi 16, county Gough, 


parish Kingsgate, 5 acres, application No. Glen 
Innes 50-144, 


. 1,875, J. Notley, portion mnt 8, county Buller, 


parish Bookookoorara, 16 acres, application No. 
Wilson’s Downfall 93-158, 


. 2,020, The Doradilla Copper Mining and Smelting 


Co, ‘Litd., portion m1 10, county Cowper, parish 
Doradilla, 40 acres, application No. Bourke 9-14, 


. 2,301, W. E. Berry, portion mi, 1, county Bourke, 


parish Mandamah, 


2 acres, iapplication No. 
Temora, 1-20. u 


. 2,810, C. Linton and another, portion mx 15, 
county Gough, parish Parkes, 10 acres, applica- | 


tion No, Deepwater 197-230. 


. 2,317, D, Murphy, portion mr 61, county Cooper, » 


parish Yaleogoring, 4 acres; 
Ardlethan 146-542. 

2,664, H. H. Thompson, portion 1, 
Cooper, parish Narrandera, 1 2, 2r., 
No. Narrandera 1-20. 


application No. 


county 
application 


No, 2,673, D. McFadyen, portion. mr 32, county 


No. 


No, 


No. 


No. 


Gough, parish Gordon, 30 a. 01. 80 p., application 
No. Glen Innes 94-313. 

2,674, D. W. L. McFadyen, portion 1, 88, county 
Gough, parish Gordon, 12 a. 1 r., application No. 
Glen Tnnes 95-314, 

2,675, F. Coggan, portion mt 34, county Gough, 
parish Gordon, 20 acres, application No. Glen 
Innes 96-315, 

2,681, W, McCann, portion 
Gough, parish Herbert, 10 aeres, application No. 
Tingha 337-74-1244, 


. 2,682. W. McCann, portion mz 207, counties Gough 


and Hardinge, parishes Herbert and Swinton, 20 
acres, application No. Tingha 388-75-124a, , 


. 2,683, J. EK. Baker, portion mi 84, county Buller, 


parish Clarence, 10 acres, application No. Wil- 
son’s Downfall 140-231. 
2,808, J. KE. Bouffler, portion mn 50, county 


= 


tion No. Condobolin 71-114, 


Kennedy, parish Talingaboolba, 6 acres, applica- 


. 2,809, W. Bell, portion mn 79, county Gough, 


parish Strathbogie North, 2 roods, 

No. Emmaville 319-433, 

2,810, Western Gypsum Limited, 

county Mossgiel, parish Nintie, 80 

tion No. Hillston 3-3. 

2,811, Western Gypsum Limited, portion m1 2, 
80 acres, applica- 


application 
portion mtu 1, 
acres, applica- 


county Mossgiel, parish Nintie, 
tion No. Hillston 4-4. 


Mi 115, county. 








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No, 2,812, (Western Gypsum Limited, portion ay ees 


county Mossgiel; parishes Nintie and Tinkoh, 80 
acres, application No. Hillston 5-5. a 


. 2813, Western Gypsum Limited, portion mn 4, 


county Mossgiel, parishes Nintie and Tinkoh, 80 
acres, application No, Hillston 6-6. . 


. 2,824, J. E. Baker, portion mr 3, county Buller, 


parish Reid, 40 acres, application No, Wilson’s 


‘Downfall 151-247... 


. 2,828, H.. Hustwick and another, portion ML 4, 


county Northumberland, parish Patonga, 25 acres, 
application No. Newcastle 178-119-124a. 

2,832, H. W. Bates and others, portion mi 195, 
county Hardinge, parish Mayo, 40 acres, applica- 
tion No, Tingha 349-682.  - vies 


. 2,835, J. M. Dodd, portion mx 201, county Har- 


den, parish Gobarralong, 33 a, 3 r., application 
No. Gundagai 8-184. — 


Minerat Leases, Coan, anp SHALE, Mintna Acr, 1906. 


No. 


. 52, Main Range Collieries 


. 220, Lithgow Valley Colliery 


51, Main Range Collieries and Estates Limited, 
portion mp 15, counties Roxburgh and Cook, 
parishes Cullen Bullen and Cox, 272 acres, appli- 
cation No. Lithgow 3-8. 
and Estates Limited, 
portion Mp 12, county Cook, parish Cox, 104 a. 
lr. 38 p., application No.-8 to conyert. 


. 58, Main Range Collieries and Estates Limited, 


portion are 7, counties Roxburgh and Cook, 
parishes Cullen Bullen and Cox, 182 a, 3 r. 32 p., 
application No, 9 to convert, 


county Cumberland, parish Southend, 42 a: 1 r. 
20 p., application No. Wollongong 35-838. — — 
Co, Ltd., portion 
mi 9, county Cook, parish Marangaroo, 6a. 1 r. 
3.p., application No, Lithgow 45-60. © 


, 360, E. Kelly and others, portion m1 40, county 


Northumberland, parishes Awaba and Teralba, 
626 a. 1 r. 17 p., application No. East Maitland 
BP TO 6 oi y 


, 361, E.. Kelly and others, portion mu 41, county 


Northumberland, parish Awaba, 373 a, 2 r. 23 p., 





parish Cox, 1 a.:2 r. 


. 242, LL. Kdgley, portion mr 19, 


application No, Hast Maitland 62-111, 


. 897, T. Foley, portion mr 5, county Fitzroy, parish 


Walcha, 108 a. 0 r. 28 p., application No, Coramba 
7-99. 


. 535, A, E. Brown, portion mi 8, county Cook, 
20. p., application No., Lith- 


gow, 137-220. . 


- 4)! ; a 
. 536, J. Jones, portion mi 4, county Cook, parish 


Cox, 50 acres, application No. Lithgw, 105-144. 


. 540, The Western Development Co, Ltd., portion 
mu. 19, county Roxburgh, parish Airly, 25¢a. Aire 


10 p., application No. Capertee 75-103, 
Mining. Purrosrs Leases, Mining Act, 1906. 


. 77, Elsmore Tin Sluicing Co. N.L., portion 112, - ; 


county Gough, parish Anderson, 40 acres, appli- 
cation No, ‘Tingha 4-117. 2) 
: county Murchison, 
Hala Capel, 5 acres, application No, Barraba 


: 244. Tungsten Mines N.L., portion mu 38, county 


King, parish Alton, 40 acres, application No. 
Frogmore 1-11, ees. ' 


. 869, Kandos Cement Co. Ltd., portion aw 16. 


counties Roxburgh and Phillip, parishes Rylstone, 
Burrowoury, Ganguddy, and Never Never, 21 a. 
fo / p-s application Nos. Rylstone 17-137 and 88- 


Drepcine Leases, Mryine Act, 1906. 


. 214, Cope’s Creek Tin Dredging Co, N.L., portion. 


ML, 15, county Gough, parishes Boyd and Rusden, 


85 acres, application No. Glen Innes 25-91. 


No, 


ae C. L. FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines. a 


. 363, A, Brissett, portion mx 32, county Hardinge, » 


parish Swinton, 15 a. 3 r. 15 p., application No. 
Tingha 126-473. — soy ‘ 


. 457, S. W. M. Mills, portion m1 103, county 


Georgiana, parishes Yarraman and Tuena, 40 a. 
3.r. 35 p., application No. Tuena 7-145, i 


. 472, T. H. Martyn, portion mn. 101, county Gough, 


parish Wellington Vale, 3¢ 


[ a. 3 r. 6 p., applica- 
tion No, Deepwater 10-258. 


. 477, G. A. Stonebridge, portion m1 1s county 
4 p., application — 


Buller, parish Wylie 58 a. 3r. 
No. Wilson’s Downfall 67-238. 


. 349, D. L.. Herlihy, portion er 12, ‘county -Bue- 


cleuch, parish Cooleman, 38 a. 0 r. 38 p.; 
tion No, Tumut LOE 6 | Ye Gee 

ee Dam Sitp, &c. Lmasn, ; Sah RT a 
81. G. Dickson, portion mx 16, county Tnglis, 
parish Haning, 76 a. 1 r. 8 p., application No, 82. 


applica- 


ut 


. 218, North Bulli Colliery Limited, portion wy, 34, _ 





























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Bae ia 1922;) | NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 17). 6079, 
3 {3922] gh b y ‘ : - Department of Mines, 


: ae Sydney, 1th December, 1922. 
a. REVOCATION IN PART OF NOTIFICATION OF RESERVE No. 1,5 76, PARISH OF 81a NFORD, COUALY OF 
NORTHUMBERLAND, 


Hse Hxoelleney the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased, in pursuance of the provisions of section 
3), of the Mining Act, 1906, to direct that from and after 2°30. p.m. on the abovementioned date, part of reserve No. 1,376, 
notified re August, 1915, reser ving ¢ertain land from occupation under any miner’s right or business license, which is embraced: by this 


accompanying Schedule, be revoked, and it is hereby revoked wccordingly. 
[1922-6,805-120 Mise} J.C. L. FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines. 
oe 


















































‘Scumpuns. Pita eb 
: Land . 
Fries Division. ~— Purpose, | © ei riidat Ay County, | Parish. | Shire, &e. | Area, Part revoked, Papers No, 
— — De z be Were SOD Seidel eld 
: i ae bY Mise, 
Maitland.| Hastern..) 1,373 | From occupation noder| 18 Aug. » 1915) Northum- | Stanford ...| Tarro | ¥ 4 U0 | Part within ajlotment 19.) 1922-6497 
aay miners right or berland, Shire. section |, Plan Pelaw) «Mibpes:, 
business license, (village of |Pelaw Main).) Main 2. 
og 
~~ [8923] f Pe operanent of Mines, 


Sydney, 15th December, 1822. 


RESERVE FROM ALIENATION FOR MINING OR MINING PURPOSES, PARISH OF Wy ALONG, 
COUNTY OF GIPPs. 


’ H® Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, and with the 
e concurrence of the Secretary for Lands, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 106 of the 
Mining Act, 1906, the Crown Lands hereunder described shall be exempted from alienation and reserved for mining or mining purposerd 
and they are hereby exempted from alienation and reserved for mining or mining purposes accordingly. 


[1922-6,749-120 Misc.] 


a 


J. GC. L, FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 





DESORIPTION. 
RESERVE FROM ALIENATION FOR MINING OR MINING PURPOSES. 
: CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Mer A i Lanp Distrior or Wyatone; Branp Swren. 


No. 1,667 (1), County Giops, parish Wyalong, containing an area of Uhote 1,320 acres. The Crown Lands within the foliowing 
boundaries : Commencing at the south-west corner ot portion 664, and bounded thenee by portions 661, 663, a road, 662, 661, and a line 
to the south-west corner of portion 659; thence by portions 659, 658, and a prolongation of southern voundary of last- mentioned portion 
to a point north of the north-west corner of portion 229; thenee by a line to that corner; thence by the western boundaries of portions 

- 229, 230, 231, a road, 242, 241, 240. 239, 228, a road, 383, 184, 385, 186, 187, and 188, southerly to the northern side of Northi-street ; 
thence by that side of that strect wester!y to the west side of Copeland-street ; thenee by that side of that street southerly to a point west 
of the south-west corner of section 47, town of Wyalong, on the northern side ‘of the road shown on plan catalogued RK. 7,552-1,603 Roll ; 
thence by that northern and the north-western side of that road and the prolongation of the latter to the northern boundary of the Railway 
Lands; thence by the said Railway Landa generally south-westerly to portion 647; thence by that portion, portion 912, and again 647 to 
the Railway Lands; thence by the northern side of the Railway Lands generally westerly to the western side of the road shown on 

_ plan catalogued R. 9,228-1,603: thence by that side of that road and the south-western side of Railway-road north-westerly to the moat 
northerly corner of portion 860 ; thence by a line tothe most southerly corner of portion 830; thence by portions 830, &31, 832, 833, 834, 
836, 836. a road, 837, 838, 839, a road und portion 765 to the southern boundary of portion mr 60; thence, by the southern and western 
biundaries of that portion, the western und part of the northern boundary of portion: mr 21 ‘to the western side of a road shown on 
plan catalogued R 9,226-1,603; thence by that side of that road to the north-east corner of portion 788 ; thence by a live north-easterly 
to the south-east corner of portion 807; thence by portions 807, 866, 811, and the prolongation of its castern boundary north-easterly to 
portion 665 ; thence by part of south-east ears of that portion and a road north- -easterly, to the point of commencemeut. 
[| Papers No. Mise. 1922-5,960 Mines. } 


Cd ls See ee eee ee Ne RN eS ISIE REA ES AEE EN Yana er SE CS SI Se re enn nese tn —~— 
a 


|. (8924) Department of Mines, 
B® ; Sydney, 15th December, 1922. 


a REVOCATION OF PART OF RESERVE 22,994 FROM CONDITIONAL SALE (WITHIN THE TINGHA GOLD-FIELD), 
= PARISH OF ANDERSON, COUNTY. OF GOUGH. 
e 








Is Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, and with the 
concurrence of the Secretary for Lands, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 106 of the Mining 
Act, 1906, part of reserve No. 22,994 from porcihionml sale (within the ‘Tingha Goli-field), hereunder described, shall be revoked, and 


















































_ 
ib is hereby revoked accordingly. 
-—«& 1922-6,810-121 Misc.} . ; a Lx C: L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines: 
’ Bs vii SOHEDULE. a 
} 4 ,] z 
ee Division. | pba Purpose, ato Ca County. | Parish. | Shire, | Area, Part revoked. Papers No, 
| “e Acres, ait 
Invere]l. | Eastern | 22,994 | From conditional sale| 5Oc*,, 1895) Gough...; Anderson... ab ael asa Tey 20 Part within fortion 1938 Mise, 
, (within the Tingha : | Pian G, 6,6 7-1,76 . 1922-6496 
ls Gold-field), : | (Miner). 
[3925] a “4 ; eip "Meanie of Mines, 
° pie Sydney, 15th December, 1922. 


REVOCATION OF PART OF RESERVE 19,891 FROM CONDITIONAL SALE (WITHIN THE BOURKE, COOPER, 
UVOWLING, AND GIPPS GOLD- FIELDS), PARISH OF WYALONG, COUNTY OF GIPPs. 


I8 Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Oouncil, on the recommendation of the Minister, and with the 
concurrence of the Secretary for Lands, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 106 ‘of the Mining 
: Act, 1906, part of reserve No. 19,841 from conditional sale (within the Bourke, Cooper, Dowling, and Gipps Gold-fields), hereunder 


_ deseribed, shall be revoked, and it is hereby revoked accordio gly. 
Pm amine 6,748- 120 Mise. | J. C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines.. 





























- Scmsvus. 
uand™ Reserve ; Date of | : Papers 
District. Divisions ‘No. _ Purpose. Notifcation, | COUBty- | Parish, | Shire, | Lees | Part revoked, ney 
S ¢ ; f { y fie Pris Se dae a 
t eT | ee to! Acres. 
Wyalong. | Central...) 3{,°91 | From conditionalsale| 1f Mar., 1894) Gipps ...) Wyalong . Bland Bede. AZ HU The balau @ .. Pa ij) yabbied: 
53 (within the Bou ke, (about). 1922-5960 
Co per, Dewliog,and (Mines). 
Giy,» Gold-fields,) ) 





LEAN de we a es Ala oS EY Se J IL, SR A 2A SES ei a eT 








6580 | NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 191. [15 Dee 1992. 








[3928] : : i Department of Mines, 
; ‘ Sydney, 15th December, 1922. 


REVOCATION IN PART OF NOTIFICATION OF RESERVE No. 472, MADE UNDER SECTION 26, MINING ACT, 1874, 
PARISH WYALONG, COUN TY GIPPS. 

IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased, in pursuance of the provisions of section 14 

(3) of the Mining Act, 1906, to direct that, from and after 2'30 p.m. on the abovementioned date, part of reserve No. 472, made 


under section 26, Mining Act, 1874, notified 9th June, 1894, reserving certain Jands from occupation for residence or business ‘purposes, 
* under any miner’s right or business license, which is embraced by the accompanying Schedule, be revoked, and it is hereby revole | 


















































accordingly. 
[ (922- -6,737- 120 Misc.]} J. ©. L. FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines. 
SCHEDULE. ges 
wane Division. Meee Purpose. Bae ei County. Parish. |Municipality.| Area, | Part revoked. bi ag 
; | a. re pe | f ; 
Wyalong ...) Central.. 472 | From occupation for, 9 June, 1894) Gipps  ...| Wvalong..,| Wyalong ... 0 1 O} Part within portion 908, Miec. 
residence or bus- (Environs ojf Wyalong). Plan G, 3,005-1,871. 1922-6,473 
siness Pp 1rposes , Mines, 
under any miner's 
» Tight or nusiness 
license, 
\ ¥ 
£3926) - Department of Mines, 
Sydney, 15th December, 1922, 


REVOCATION OF PART OF RESERVE No. 18,812 FROM CONDITIONAL SALE (WITHIN THE TYAGONG CREEK 
GOLD-fIELD), PARISH OF COBA, COUNTY OF MONTEAGLE. 


H* Rakoe the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, and with the 
concurrence of the Secretary for Lands, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 10 of the ~ 
Mining Act, 1906, part of Reserve No. 18,12 from conditioral sale (within the Tyagong Creek Gold- field), hereunder described, 
. shall be revoked, ant it is hereby revoked accordingiy, 























{1922-6,812-121 Misc.) . —_—— J. C. L. FITZPATRICK, Secretary for ings: 
SoHEDELR. 
Batok | Division. ore Purpose, Hs peatieky County. | Parish. | Shire, &c, Area. | Part revoked. age 





Grenfell... Central... 18,312 





Brae a. T, Pp. a He ‘ 
From conditional sale} 21 Oct., 18)3| Monteagle | Coba e+| Weddin Shire/140 8 0 | The whole; portion 147.) Misc. 1922- 
(within the Tyagong . Plan M, 5,914-1,780, 6,493 
| Creek Gold-tield’. : } : (Maines). 











(3921) ices of Mines, E 
‘Byaaty; 15th December, 1922, 


REVOCATION OF PART OF RESERVE FROM CONDITIONAL § SALE (WITHIN THE MT. ADRA @OLD-FIRLD é 


EXTENSION), PARISH OF TAROUTTA, COUNTY OF WYNYARD. \ ae 


H® Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, and with the 
concurrence of the Secretary for Lands, direots it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 108 of the Mining 
Act, 1906, part of reserve from conditional sale, nofified 31st August, 1881 (within the Mt. Adra Gold-field Extension), hereunder 


described, shall be revoked, and it is hereby revoked accordingly. i 
{1922-6,811-121 Misc.) J.C. L, EF ITZPATRIOK, Secretary for Mines. om 



















































ScHEDULE. | * 4 
pane Division, | Peete Purpose, x ripadl aa County. | Parish. | Shire, Ares. | Part revoked, _ Papers No. , 4 
7 e ) : | Rey's | oy ae 

Wargs Central...) 4... | From conditional sale, 31 Aug., 198! Wynyard... Tarcutta ...; Kyeamb:! 169 0 O | Part within portions 136 and Ma, 1922- 

Wagga, (within the Mt. Adra 139, Plans W. 5,13", 64945 

Gold-field Extension). | 5,62 )-2,119, (Mines), 

, 
[4034] : “ : Department of. Mines, 


Sydney, 15th December, 1922. 


RESERVE FROM OCCUPATION UNDER MINER’S RIGHT OR BUSINESS LICENSE FOR RESIDENCE OR BUSINESS 
PURPOSES, CROWN LANDS W ITHIN THE POPULATION AREA OF THE CITY OF SYDNEY. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, and in pursuance of the powers conferred by section 14 (3) 
of the Mining Act, 1906, has been pleased to exempt from cccupation for residence or business purposes under Miner’ 8 Right Ona 
Business License the Crown Lande herein described. 


{1922-7,272-252 Ms.} —— de GL, FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines, 
: Description, 
— EKASTERN DIVISION, 
M&TROPOLITAN Lanp Disraicr, . bes) - 


No. 1,668. County of Cumberland, parishes of Miscandac, Bankstown, Botany, Broken Buy, Conceal Field of Mars, Gorden, 
Holsworthy, Hunter's Hill, Liberty Piains, Manly Cove, Peter- ham, St. Georze, St. John, Sutherland, South Colah, North Col'ah ard 
Willovghby. Lhe Crown lands within t*e ’ Populat on Area of the Oity of Sydney. . 


<= 








15 Deo., 1922.) 





{ands Department Votices. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 171. 





6581 








APPOINTMENTS. 
DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to relieve 
ard Weir Brierly, Esquire, of his positions of Mem- 
oes and Abtings Chairman of the Local Land 
' Beards for the Land Districts of. Bathurst, 
Mudgee, and Rylstone, and_to appoint Thomas 
William Irish, Esquire, a Member and Acting 
Chairman of the Local Land Boards for the said 
Land Districts,—to take effect from the 6th 
December, 1922, in each case (Mini, 1922-6,865). 
G. T. T. Butler, Esquire, of his position of Member 
of the Local Land Board for the Laid District of 
Inverell for the Meeting of that Board, which 
commenced on 12th December, 1922, and ta 
appoint H. Pilkington, Esquire, a Member of the 
Local Land Board for the said Land District tor 
the Meeting referred to (Minl. 1922-6,867.) 


- W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. _ 
Sydney, 15th December, 1922. 
ERRATUM. 


TEN Government Gazette of 8th December, 1922, folio 
I 6469, relating to the appointment of a Trustee for 
Gundy Recreation Reserve, for ‘34648” read. 31648. 
W. BE. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
APPLICATIONS FOR CONVERSION OF SPECIAL 
; LEASES WITHIN RESERVES. 


EN accordance with the provisions of section 190 of 
| “the Crown Lands Consolidation Act inquiries will 
be held by the Local Land Boards at the places and on 
the dates indicated as to any objections to the grant- 
ing of the applications particularised hereunder. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


Court-house, Moruya, 19th January, 1925, at 10am 
re camping reserve 660, parish of Congo, county 
of Dampier. ; 

Application by George Cantlay for conversion of 
special lease 18-2 into original conditional pur- 
chase 22-1 of lacre 3 roods 28 perches; Land Dis- 
trict of Moruya. [3961 | 


[3969] Sydney, 15th December, 1922. 
PUBLIC ROADS ACT, 1902. 


HE roads and parts of roads hereunder described 
are hereby declared to be public roads. 


W.:E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands, 
DESCRIPTIONS. 


The unmeasured road within R. 34,927 for Public 
Recreation, notified 13th September, 1902, extending 
from the junction of Fitzroy and Krskine streets, town 
of Dubbo, to the Dubbo-Cobborah road, 

The dedicated road to be 2 chains wide, and to 
embrace the road as constructed and in use, parish 
of Dubbo, county of Lincoln, Municipality of Dubbo. 
[Roads 1922-255-6 | a 

Boundary road ] chain wide separating portions 114 
and 58 from portions 47, 48. 49, and 50; and that part 
of boundary read | chain wide separating end of road 
and portion 47 from portions 41 and 45 north of the 
reserved. road through portion 45; also the road 1 
- chain wide from boundary road south of portion 58 
through travelling stock reserve 22,252, notified 23rd 
February, 1895, to the Tenterfield-Severn road,—as 
shown on plan catalogued R. 14,778-1,603, parish of 
- Severn, county of Gough, Severn Shire. 
cation withdraws an area of 12 acres from Ranger’s 
Valley O.L. No. 198.) 

[Roads 1920-702-10] , 





——<— 


[3990] 














] Sydney, 15th.December, 1922. 
PROPOSED CLOSING OF UNNECESSARY 
- ROADS AND PART OF ROAD. 


-OTICE is hereby given that the Minister for 
Lands is of opinion tlfat it is expedient to close, 

under the provisions of the 19th and 2th sections of 
the Public Roads Act, 1902, the roads and part of 
road hereunder described; and all persons interested 
are hereby called upon to set forth in writing, ad- 
dressed to the Minister for Lands, within one month 


No 171, 15 Decrmmrr, 1922 —3, 


(This dedi-, 


from date of this notice, any objections which may 
appear to them to exist to the closing of the said 
roads and part of road. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





DESCRIPTIONS, 

The easternmost reserved road within portion 87; 
the part of reserved road within portion 85, bearing 
southerly being the part south of branch reserved 
road bearing easterly to road of variable width, parish 
of Yarrahapinni, county of Dudley, Macleay Shire. 
[Roads 1921-225-13] 

Unnecessary boundary road) north of portion 62, 
parish of Terranora, county of Rous, Tweed Shire. 
| Roads 1920-460-17 | 

Parts of road (lane) traversing section 12 south of 
allotments & and 10 or said section, town, parish, and 
Municipality of Stockton, county of Gloucester. 
[Roads 1922-880-1] 

Parts of road from The Rork to Wagga Wagga, as 
now included within measured portions 104,. 105, 109 
to 119 inclusive, parish of Leitch, county of Mitchell 
(within suburban boundaries of>village of The Reck), 
Jiockhart Shire. 


[Roads 1922-874-1] 





£3391} Sydney, 15th December, 1922. 
VARIATION OF CONDITIONS OF A CROWN-LEASE. 
T is hereby notified, for general information, in respect to 
the Crown-lease referred to in the subjoined Schedule, 
that, under the provisions of section 182 of the Crown Lands 

Consolidation Act, 1913, the conditions of lease relating to 

the preservation, destruction, &., of timber on the land 

leased have been revoked, and those quoted hereunder aré 
substituted, viz. :— 

No timber shall be ent or removed from the land for the 
purpose of sale except subject to provisions of the 
forestry Act, 1916, and Kegulations thereunder at the 
time in force. 

The Teseee may dectroz all useless timber, except such as shall 
be necessary fer the purpose of shade and shelter, but he 
shall preserve all useful timber on the land leased. 

The lessee may take from the land leased to him such timber 
and other material for building and other purposes upen 
such land as may be required by him as tenant thereof, 
provided such land is not comprised within a timber 
yeserve or State forest. 


No. of 
Crown-lease. 








Land District. | Lessee, 





1914-4 | Casino oa Frederick Wann. 
tpt 


\. 





Notsg.—The land contained in this lease is exempt from the operation 
of general license under the Forestry Regulations. 


_W HK. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 

{3992 J Sydney, 15th Vecember, 1922, 

VARIATION OF CONDITIONS OF A CROWN-LEASE. 

|’ is hereby notified, for general information, in respect to the 
trown-lease referred to in the subjoined Schedule, that, 

under the provisions of section 182 of the Crown Lands 

Consolidation Act, 1918, the conditions of lease relating to the ~ 

preservation, destruction, &c., of timber’ on the land leased 

have been revoked, and those quoted hereunder are substituted, 

ViZ¢s—— ; 

No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the 
purpose of sale except subject to provisions of the Forestry 
Act, 1916, and Regulations thereunder at the time in 
force. 

The leassee shall preserve sufficient useful timber, if any, on 
the land leased for the purpose of improvements thereon 

ihe lessee may take from the land leased to him such timber 
and other material for building and‘other purposes upon 
such land as may be required by him as tenant thereof, 
provided such, land is not comprised within a timber 
reserve or State forest. 








S72 NO: Of: 


Crown-lease. Lessee. 





Land District. 





| 
1913-23 | Tenterfield .,.| Richard Artliur Jones, 








Nore.—@ne land contained in this lease is “exempt from the opera- | 
‘tion of general license under the Forestcy Regulations, 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


6582 NEW SOUTH WALKS GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 171. 


Peer acta Ye? PY OR era oY cL RI LR Le ee eee ee eee nee TET PT LOE ee 2 EI ati ee ae 


: 


Department of Lande, 
Sydney, 15th December, 1922, 


APPROACHING LAND SALES. 


ROWN LANDS have been advertised in the Government 
Gazette for sale at the undermentioned places and 





an, Gazette | 
No. 
ALBURY—Wednesday, 10th January, 1923 ... - 166 
BARADINE—Saturday, 13th January, 1923 ... wv 169 
CootamMon—-Wednesday, 20th December, 1922... 160 
CowrnA—Thursday, 4th January, 1923 ie .. 166 
Duspo==—Wednesday, 20th December, 1922... v 158 
Guyra— Wednesday, 20th December, 1922... ... 160 
Lismors—Thursday, 21st December, 1922 .. <1 L6O 
Manrousra—Monday, Ist January, 1923... ... 166 
PenritH— Wednesday, 20th December, 1922 ... 160 
Ryr.stonE— Wednesday, 20th Deeember, 1922 158 
Tumut—Wednesday, 20th December, 1922... ».. 158 
UratLta—Thursday, 21st December, 1922 ... -... 160 
Wyatona— Wednesday, 3rd January, 1923... .. 166 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
[3509] Sydney, 24th November, 1922, 


TENDERS FOR CLOSER SETTLEMENT LEASES. 


ie is hereby notified that tenders for leases of the 
undermentioned lands will be received, not later 
than 12 noon:on Saturday, 16th December, 1922 :— 


Tenders will be considered only from holders of 
blocks on Dartbrook Group Purchase Area. 


Leases will be subject to the provisions of the Closer 
Settlement Acts and Regulations, and will be subject 
to the special conditions set out at the foot of the 
Schedule hereto attached, and to the following con- 
ditions, provisions, covenants, and reservations. 


The amount offered by the accepted tender, not 
being in any case less than the upset amount as 
specified in the subjoined Schedule, shall be the yearly 
rental of the lease. 


Tenders must be lodged at the office of the Depart- 
ment of Lands, Sydney, or may be transmitted thereto 
by post. i 


Tenders shall be in Form 86, and must be addressed 
to the’ Under, Secretary for Lands, and endorsed 
“Tender for Closer Settlement Lease, Dartbrook 
Estate,” with date of Gazette notice, and must be 
accompanied by a receipt showing that a deposit 
equal to the amount stated in the Schedule hereunder 
as the upset annual rent of the block has been paid 
to the Land Agent or the State Treasurer. 


The deposit paid by the person whose tender is 
accepted shall be credited on account ef the first 
year’s rent. 


The. terms of the leases will be as set out in the 
Schedule (subject to conditions hereinafter set forth). 


The rent for the second and every succeeding year 
of the lease shall be paid annually in advance to the 
Crown Land Agent, Scone, or the Treasurer of the 
State of New South Wales, before the date in such 
year corresponding to the date of the approval of the 
granting of the lease. If not so paid, the lease will 
be liable to forfeiture. 


The highest tender or any tender will not’ noces- 


sarily be accepted, and in the event of more than one - 


tender being received for any block, the Minister’s 
decision as to the tender accepted shall be final. 


The area leased is exclusive of any roads, streets, 
or lanes within its boundaries, “ 


The land shall be used only for the pu f 
which the lease is granted. 2 ere purposes for 


No fixed improvements shall be removed from the 
land during the currency of the lease, unless with the 
approval in writing of the Minister. 


The lessee shall pay all rates and taxes upon the 
land during the currency of the lease. 


All rights (except residence on land ‘under culti- 
vation) which are conferred by the Mining Acts with 


respect to lands acquired under the Close 
Acts are ‘reserved, q the Closer Settlement 


[15 Dro, 1922, 





~ The lessee shall hold and use the land under lease - 


bona fide in his or her ‘own interest, and shall not 
transfer, assign, or otherwise in any way deal with 
the lease, or sublet or part with the possession of the 
land leased, or any part thereof, without the consent 
in writing of the Minister. 


Any improvements the property of the Crown upon 


the lease must be kept in repair during its currency, . 


reasonable wear and tear excepted. 


No trees or saplings shall be interfered with by 
ringbarking or otherwise, except under permits issued 
under the provisions of the Forestry Act and Regu- 
lations thereunder, but the lessee may take from the 
land leased to him such timber and other material 
for building and other purposes upon such land as 
may be required by him as tenant thereof, provided 
such, land is not comprised within a timber or forest 
reserve. Where the lease is for agricultural purposes 
other than the cultivation of natural grasses for 
grazing, such permit may be dispensed with when 
ringbarking or destruction of timber is necessary 
with a view to the cultivation over any part or parts 
of the area leased, provided the area to be cultivated 
is defined, and that not less than three weeks’ notice 
in writing of the intention to ringbark or destroy the 
timber on that area is giyen to, and written permis- 
sion is first obtained from, the local Forestry Officer. 


The fencing of the land shall be optional with lessee. 


The lessee shall, within three months from the date 
of notification in the Government Gazette of the grant- 
ing of the lease, commence to clear the iand infested 


| with prickly-pear, noxious weeds and plants, of such 


pear, &c., and shall thereafter continue the work, so 
that the whole of such infested area shall be cleared 
and all the pear, &c., destroyed within the following 
‘periods, viz.:—- | , 


Block ‘‘C,” four (4) years, at the rate of one- 
fourth of the pear-infested area per annum. 
Blocks ‘D’’ and ‘HB, five (5) years, at the 


rate of one-fifth of the pear-infested area per 
annum. 


Blocks “‘F,’’? “G,”’ and “H,” twelve (12) years, 
at the rate of one-twelfth of the pear-infested area 
per annum; and portion 183, twenty-one (21) 
years, at rate of one twenty-first of the pear- 
infested area per annum. After any part of the 
land has been cleared, it shall be kept clear of 
prickly-pear, noxious weeds and plants, during 
the currency of the lease. 


In the event of any withdrawl of land from the 
lease for any mining or public purpose, the lessee 
shall be permitted, subject to the approval of the 
Minister, to remove any inbdvable improvements, and 
shall be entitled (a) to a tefund for any unrecouped 
outlay by him in effective pear-clearing upon the 
land so withdrawn; and (b) to fair and reasonable 
compensation for his interest in any improvements 
belinging to him (other than said pear-clearing). 
The amount of such compensation shall be ascertained 
by multiplying a sum representing the fair value of 
the improvements by 4 frattion of which the numer- 
ator shall be the unexpired term of the lease and 
the denominator the full term of the lease. In case 
the Minister and the lessee shall not agree as to the 
amount. of refund or compensation as aforesaid, the 
matter shall be submitted for the determination of 
the Board, and the decision of the Board or the Land 


Appeal Court, on appeal; shall be final and con- 
clusive. 


An application for addition will not be favourably 


considered until the whole of the area leased is cleared 


of prickly-pear to the satisfaction of the Minister. 














' ScowEputs. 

Approx. Area. Locality. Term of Lease. bigs pA 
Acres, 1 Years. & og d. 

50 Block C Se bape a 10 @ 0 

37 Block D 7 700 

36 Block E 7 5 00 

50 Block F 14 100 

50 Block G 4 100 

50 BlockH —.. iy een 10 0 

156 Portion 183 .. 21 160 


7 ® Wig te 
Allin parish Strathearn, county Brisbane; 


SUEBEAE 





Sketches showing particulars of the blocks may he 
Seen at the Information Bureau, Department of 


Sco 


Ot ee” sae eet ae oy 
8S ON ee een 







Lands, Sydney, and the Crown Land Agent's Office at 
ne, i oD ‘i, 





vars 





[3979} Sydmey, 15th Desember, 1922. 
LAND SALES. 
N pursnanés of the provisions of the Crown Lands Con- 
1 solidation Act, 1913, I, the Minister for Lands, -do 


herébiy notify that the following Lots of Land will be offered 


_ for sale by public auction at the undermentionéd places, at — 


the times and on the days specified, at the upset prices fixed 
thereto. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Landa. 





SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE; WALCHA, 


‘ On Wednesday, the 17th day of January, 1923, 
At 12 o’clock noon. 


Land District or WALCHA. 
Parish Couatwong, county Hawes, shire Apsley. 


Terms :—Deponsit, 25 per cent. ; balance in twelve months, 
: with interest at 5 per cent. 


a“ 


Country Lor. 








Portion. | Area, Upset Price per Lot. 
Y Be ots op, | Sed: 
151 02 0 10 6 0 


The above is adjacent to the village of Nowendoc. 
Papers Aln. 1922-8,365 ; Plan H. 1,562-1,671. 





‘$ALE AT BARHLLAN, 


On Friday, the 9th day of February, 1928, 
; at 12 o’clock noon. * . 


Lanp District of NARRANDERA. 
Parish Moombooldool North, county Cooper, Yanko Shire. 


. Turms :—Deposit, 25 per cent, ; balance in twelve months 
“ . with interest at 5 per cent. 


Country Lots. 














oF ‘ Upset Upset 
Portion,| Area Price per | Portion, Ares, Price per 
Lot. | Lot. 

PDAS ah Pa ae © Ae a a | ABs) Pe Pe [ne Rod 

54 OO) are 0% © Ve Oe Orie On. O 

55 ELV OL - 6g 10 72 GF Ott OO 

56 0 111) 5 00 73 | 0 1:0) 8 0 6 

ea eee O PAL S18 Oy Te 1 Oo PAL 6 60 

- 58 Ob Meroe, Oo Po GO DPE EO! fe OD 

59 0 1ii 4 0 0 ae ea Oo BORE he 7770-0 

60 Gy Pah be OO 77 GU reas Oe O 
| GL ye Oo WE). 7 0.9 Toi LES 0% O- 
Cre Gd Oe G Oy Or Ge FSO 1. OF 1B: O06 
C3 OT OOO. OS 80 Oe vO 10 6 20 

64 Ol 8 tie: E083 0 111)13 0-0 

65 QO Tele eo Oe 84 0 Lib, 0 6 
66 01411 8 0 0 85 GEA Op: 022 

67 0 111 Bx Oi. - 86 0 111|}10 0 0 

68 ae a ke i SP Oh IPs: 6 

: 69 OT tb Oo Ob 88 0 1 0;10 0 0 

TOL OP 7 OO Bel 8 I ee 8 0 

Papers Aln, 1922-7,825. Plan C, 4,590, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1,804 





SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, DUNGOG, 
On Wednesday, the 17th day of January, 1923, 
at 12 o’clock noon. 


. 


-Lanp District or Dunaog. 
Within the town of Dungog, parish Dungog, county Durham, 
municipality Dungog. 
Terms :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in twelve months, 
with interest at 5 per cent. 











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15 Dro, 1922.) NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 171. 





Town Lors. 
ok MSL Sa! OD ey 
Allotment. | Section, Area, Upset Price per Lot, | 
ae Merc Ee oy apnea Ty ee ee ee 
at Dp SRT Pee © 
1 Lo A8 0 20 % 0 0 
4 a5 29>.2. 10 “30 0 0 
a 2 0 2 6 29 0 0 
. _ Situated about 30 chains from the railway station, 
Be Papers—Aln. 1922-8,363 ; Plans D. 72 and 73-1,056. 


6583 


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SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, GRENFELL, 
On Wednesday, the 3lst day of January, 1923, 
at 12 o’clock noon. 


LAND DistRiet oF GRENFELL. 
Within the town of Grenfell, parish Brundah, county 
Monteagle, municipality Grenfell. 


Tikus :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in twelve months, 
' with interest at 5 per cent. 











Town Lor. 
Allot. | Sec. Area. | vee ase Remarks. 
® 
ETD i 0 ea ao 
13 21 0 1 0} 3610 QO | Upset price includes 


£14 10s., value of 
_ improvements. 


Papers Aln. 1922-8,310; Plan G. 188-1,952. 





SALE AT THE COURT-HOUSE, WINGHAM 


On Wednesday, the 17th day of January, 1923, 
- at 11 o’elock a.m. 
Laxp District or TARer, 
Within the town of Wingham, parish Wingham, county 
Macquarie, municipality of Wingham. 
Terms :—Depesit, 25 per cent.; balance in twelve months, 


. with interest at 5 per cent. 
































Town Lots. 
Bua (_ F 
Allot.| Seo.| Area, Pia Sea,| Aros, ee La. 
& fs ps) ae Ts PD ee ae &. d 
1/4910 1 0/25 0 Of 17) 49/0 1 63 38 0 0 
o|. 10 1°0}30 0 0420) ,,/0 1 10738 O O 
1400 F 0198 @ OLS by iO 2 0) 25. 0.0 
4|,./0 1 0/30 0 0/22] ,}0 1 0) 28 0 0 
5 | ,, (0 i 10g] 42 0 0/23] 5, |0 1 0) 28 0 0 
8|..10 1 6740 0.0) 24, | 0 1 0/30 0.0 
9 8 Op ge OO L 1-50.) 0 1-0, 80, 0.0 
10} 102 01300 Of. 2) 55)90 2 0) 28 0.0 
Wee PO 128 8 Ob obj} 0 bh 0) 2878.0 
lO. Ook AOR Sete 02s. 8. 28 
i4| . fo 1 0/25 0 0] 5} 4,10 1 0) 3 9 0 
164 101 OL 2 OVOP 6 Se, 0 To Ode) Oe 

V6 yy tO.1 0 tes. 8.0 


Lota have frontage to Mortimer, Allen, Marlee, Wyoming. 
and Lambert streets. 
Papers Aln. 1922-8,438 ; Plan Wingham 52 and 53. — 





[3986} Sydney, 15th December, 1922. 
LAND SALE. 


janice of the provisions fof the Closer Settlement 
io Cs psecintst} ‘Act. 1909, 5 the Minister for Lands, do 
hereby notify that the following Lot of Land will be. offered 
for sale by public auction at the undermentioned place, at 
the time and on the day specified, at the upset price affixed 
thereto. ack 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Landa. 


—_——_— 


SALE AT MESSRS. J. S. JACKSON AND COMPANY’S 
AUCTION ROOMS, TRAM TERMINUS, NARRABEEN, 


On Wednesday, the 20th day of December, 1922, 
at 3 o'clock p.m. 
Merropo.itaN Lanp District. 
Parish Narrabeen, county Cumberland, Warringah Shire. 


Tris --—Deposit, 25 per cent.; balance in three months, 
or in five equal caudal instalments of fifteen per cent. together 


with interest at 6 per cent. 











‘portion. | pels OU | " Upsot price per lot. 
£ 8 d, 
Si Fe le 
98 42 8 + 460 0 0) 





This block fronts Warriewood-road, and is about 24 miles 
from Narrabeen; originally lot 55, section C, Warriewood 


Estate. 
; Papers Clo. Sett. 5,445-14; Plan C. 3,229-2,030 Roll. 
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6584 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 171. 





[15 Dec, 1922 > 





[3978] Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 
Sydney, 15th December, 1922. 


RESERVE FROM SALE AND LEASE 
GENERALLY. 
te is hereby notified that, in pursuance,of the pro- 
visions of the 28th and 29th sections of the Crown 
Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, and the 3rd section of 
the Irrigation (Amendment) Act, 1916, as amended by 
the 4th section of the Irrigation (Amendment) <Act, 


1918, the Crown Lands hereunder described shall be. 


reserved from sale tor the public purpose hereinafter 
specified, and reserved and exempted from lease gener- 


2 


ally, and they are hereby reserved and exempted ac- | 


cordingly, 
FRANK A. CHAFFEY, 
Minister fom Agriculture. 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District or YANco. 
Mirrool No, 1 Irrigation Area. 
For Public Recreation. 

No. 55,908 from sale (55,909 from lease generally). 
County of Cooper, parish of Jondaryan. The Crown 
Lands within the boundaries of portions 426, 427, 428, 
and 429, containing an area of 8 acres 0 roods 27 
perches. So much of the notification of the setting 
apart of Crown Lands for Irrigation Farms of 12th 
August, 1921, as relates to portions 427, 428, and 429, 
parish of Jondaryan is hereby revoked, Plan No, C. 
2,072-1,804, 

[M.O, 1922-4,519} ; 


[3373] Sydney, 17th November, 1922. 


‘PROPOSED ALTERATION, OF DESIGN OF THE 
VILLAGE OF WALLACE. . 

T is hereby notified, for public-information, that, 

under the provisions of section 23 of the Crown 

Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, it is intended, at the 
expiration of three. months from this date, to alter 
the design of the village of Wallace and of the 
suburban lands attached thereto, by cancelling the 
whole of the suburban lands, by excluding from the 
village lands that part within measured portion 242, 
and by closing certain streets and lanes, . 

Lithographs illustrating the proposal may be .in- 
spected at the Information Bureau, Department of 
Lands, Sydney, and at the office of the Crown Land 
Agent, Wagga Wagga. 
.C.S. 1922-10,960] 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 











[8037] Sydney, 3rd November, 1922, 


PROPOSED ALTERATION OF DESIGN OF. THE 
VILLAGH OF EUMUNGHERIE. 


Loe hereby notified, for public information, that, at 
the expiration of three months from this date, it 
is intended, under the provisions of section 23 of the 
Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, to alter the 
design of the village of Eumungerie by excluding about 
48 acres from the village lands, situated between the 
railway and portions 75, 76, and 77, parish of 
HKumungerie. county of Ewenmar, and south of the 
public school lands. 

Lithographs, showing the proposed alteration, may 
be inspected at the Crown Lands Office, Dubbo; Post 
Office, Eumungerie; and at the Department of Lands, 
Sydney. 

[ Mise. 1922-9,676] 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
Local Land Board Office, 
Forbes, 30th November, 1922. 


LTLTENTION is invited to an application made by by 
W. T. Caldwell, to acquire about 325 acres comprising 
élassification reserves, roads aud part of travelling stock 
reserve No. 1,261, parishes of Moonbucca and Yerai, county 
of Bland, Land Districts of Young and Barmedman East, and 
to surrender in exchange an area of equal value. ~ ; 
Heliographs illustrating the proposal are exhibited at the 
offices of the Local Land Boards, Forbes and Wagga Wagga, 
and the Crown Land Agents, Young and Barmedman. 
Objections (if any) should be in writing, and should be 
forwarded to the District Surveyor, Land Board Office, 
Forbes, not Jater than 4th January, 1923. 





| 8808] 


~ The proposal will be considered by the Local Land. Board at 


Ba medman ona date to be notified. \ 
eo J.S. BENSON, 
District Surveyor, 


SYDNEY HARBOUR, in colour. 


adjoining, and reserves on foreshores. Price, 1s. 6d. 


APPLICATION FOR ERECTION OF RABBIT- 


PROOF FENCING. 


TTENTION is invited to the undermentioned 

4 application, under the Pastures Protection Act, 
1902, for permission to carry rabbit-proof fencing 
within reserve :— i ees 
George Samuel Mackay, through camping and 
travelling stock reserve 14,161, from north-west corner 
of portion 248 to western boundary of portion 212, 
parish Seymour, county Wallace: Plan exhibited at 
Crown Land Agent’s Office, Cooma. Objections may 
be lodged with District Surveyor, Goulburn, not later 


‘than 7th January, 1923. 


[3824] W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 








APPLICATION FOR ERECTION OF RABBIT. 
PROOF FENCING. 


Ao F is Invited to the undermentioneé 

application, under the Pastures Protection Act, 

1902, for permission to carry trabbit-proof fencing | 
across road, and erection of gates: — 


James O’Hare, across Delegate-Wollondibby road, 
through portion 12, near northern boundary of por- 
tion 21, parish Currowang, county Wellesley. Plan 
exhibited at Crown Land Agent’s Office, Bombala. 
Objections may be lodged with District Surveyor, 
Goulburn, not later than 7th January, 1923. 


[3804] W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 








_ TOURIST MAPS 
FOR SALE AT LANDS DEPARTMENT. 





SOUTH-EASTERN DISTRICT OF THE STATE, 
N ORTH-EASTE RN DISTRICT OF THE STATE. 


CENTRAL SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF THE*STATE. 


Scale, 10 miles to 1 inch. Showing by distinctive colours 
trafficable roads, natural features, distances between Towns, 
Post Offices, Hotels, Petrol Depots, principal fishing streams, 
and other information useful to Tourists. Price, 1s, 6d. 3 
folded in stiff covers, 2s. 


we 





Obtainable at Information Bureau of this Department. 
Postage, extra. : 





TOURIST MAPS : 
FOR SALE AT LANDS'DEPARTMENT, — > 


HAWKESBURY RIVER, incolour, __ 
Scale, 1 mile to l inch. Price, 23. 6d. 










Seale, 40 chains to 1 inch. ‘Showing localities immediately 


NATIONAL PARK, in colour, 
Seale, 40 chains to 1 inch. Price, 2s, 


‘ Obtainable at Information Bureau of this Depurtmente 
Postage, extra. 





‘STOCK ROUTE MAPS 
FOR SALE AT LANDS DEPARTMENT. 


id 


STOCK ROUTE MAPS, Eastern and Central Divisions, — 


in colour, ( 


Showing distances along roads and routes. Scale, 16 miles 
to 1 inch., Two sheets, Northern and Southern, Price, 
5s. per sheet. . . 


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[8983] s *Byacey, 16th Decamber; 1938, 


T is hereby notified that, in b tieningse of the provisions of the 36th section of the Closer Settlément Act, 1904, the Settlement Purchases 
particularised in the ‘subjoined Schedule, all rights attached to suoh Rae and all moneys paid in connection therewith, ave 














































hereby forfeited, | 
: W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
BRINDLEY PARK (2) SETTLEMENT PURCHASE AREA. ; 4 
EASTERN DIVISION. G 
Dim, 
Lawo Drsreror oF MusWELLBROOK ; Mugriwa Suree, y 
of Settlement --Purehaser, cde yam oe by Nae Area. Parish. Copnty. Cat. No.of Plans, 
Purchase. : : p ‘ u Lak 
rp. Wt hoe ea 4 
1921-3 | John Oliver Harvey Nickoll ... eve ‘162- ei) 960 ‘0 0 Borgabrt «| Brisbane _...|_B. 4,712-2,096. 
(ex. roads and | Papers—Clo. Seti. 
creek,) es ais gamed, i sas” 5 ; 
1921 4 | Roger Sayer Fleming Nickoll °  ...| 102 to 106, ... | 906 2 O do one G0 bid Be 176-2,096, ; 
56, 55, 41, " |\(ex. roads and ae } 969 _ = } 
62, 161. créek.) : Pie phe Teg RS ee (TER 4, ; 
, : ce ee | 443-1,511. 
: 465 =, mee 
p08 
Papers—Clo, Sett. 
=2, 
[3987] toes Sydney, 15th December, 1982. 


T is hereby notified, for general information, that the Group Purehase speckied hereunder is declared forfeited in accordance with the 
provisions of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, section 7B. 


“eR Bi ; - W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





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Papera Ao. | Group Purchase No, Holder. Situation of Land. dias Land Distriet, 
Oe. Moti. 10,998 ..| 1991-20, Maras. .. (Cashman, Frederick Arthur . eure 222, parish of Manous, county) Non-fulfitment Tambarumba, 
; of Selwyn, a Bhire. conditions, a, xe 
[3967] . Sydney, 15th Deane 1922. 


EXTENSION OF TERM OF SCRUB LEASE. 


YOTICE is hereby given that the term of the Scrub Lease hereunder spegified has been extended, under the provisions of section 229 
of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, to the date mentioned in the subjoined Schedule, subject to the provisions of the 
Orown Lande Consolidation Act, 1913, and Regulations thereunder, and also subject to the same eyroren®, he bk to. provisos, 
veatrictions, and reservations a4 are contained in the said lease, as far ae they now apply, : aoa ah i: 


mere W. BE: WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
Souspura. Hs ; 
CENTRAL DIVISION, 


Laxp Drarerort oy Brarpwoop, Surge or TALLAGANDA. 

















be ie Date of ke ; ap Batended term of Lease, 
°. anette notice eg. Mo | a . ag 8 Aanual 
jeese, | granting of Pape. Teomee, Address, Area, RTE Kent. 4 
Borub Leage. . From | Bo 
Occ. p. | ¢ | £ &, dished 
118 5 Sept, 1900... 1983-7,196...| Roy MacKellaz Chisholm... ese | Khan Yunis, 20,600 ce v | 5 September, 1921 | 4 September, 1928 1710 Q9 





Braidwood, : | 





[3963] . | Sydney, 15th December, 1922, 
WOTYFIOATION OF THE ADDITION OF PART OF THE N NON -OONVERTIBLE AREA OF A OONDITIONAL eit me 
TO THE CONVERTIBLE ABKA THEREOF, ; 

T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 1884 of the Crown Lands Danbolidation Act, 1913, the ponion of 
land particularised in the Schedule hereunder is added to and now forms part of the convertible area of ‘the conditional in i 
mentioned in such Schedule at the capital value and rental stated. 
_ W. E. WEARNE, ‘Minister for Lands. 





















































é : , | CENTRAL DIVISION. _ rs Camm 4 
Laxp Disteier or Moxrgr. ei Oe ae 
| 7 ee ue > ee 
g Capital Rent - Fature a 
Papers. z Papish. County. _ Avea, | Addedto—| Value per ph te asa Rent y ee 
fy pec Acre, Acre, effect. of C.L, of C.L. mB a a i. 
2 Sane SSUES GSE GEE pee 
C.K | AD Tr. Pe’ C.u. Sis. a, | 4, doa) Ri. Fo pele Se. 
1922-20,971 | 15, 27 | Turrawab, Benasba 45) 1, 79 0 0] 1917-8 Tee a @ 3 | 11 Oct ,1920.../3,089 0 oe Obs 3 9 
2 / iamilton, | ¢ ected 
« Saag ee a , aa Ad. t 
“ * The-total area of the C,L. is now 4,655 acres. 





" ‘ te se > 
‘, : } i : 
15 Dec, 1922] _ NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 171. 6599 





[3968] Sydney, 15th December, 1923. 


CANCELLATION OF PART OF OCCUPATION LICENSE. 
Nea is hereby given that, in accordance with the provisions of seotion 26a (4) of the Pastures Protection Act, 1912, the part of 
the occupation license specified in the annexed Schedule, has been cancelled in so far as the ares is embraced by the 
travelling stock reserve therein mentioned, such oanceliation to take effect upon the expiration of three months from the above date. 
[Oce. 1922-8,252] W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
PastuREs Prorrction DrstRicr or YOUNG. 




















No. of Name of Occupation ; pperer Th! Land Board ; ‘ A 
0.L, Teisiiiges* Divisicn. District. , Parish... County, dduseiled, Reserve. 
i : Acres, 2 
: About. 
330 | Dananbilla ... -| Eastern ,..) Wagga Wagga...| Dananbilla ...| Monteagle ~ ... 120 | T.S.R. 536. 





[8980] Sydney, 15th Deceember, 1922. 
RESTORATION OF ANNUAL LEASES. 
L is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned Annual Leases, which were notified as non-renewed in the 


elke abana hi Gazette, have now been restored. 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Landa. 


1 


























Scuxputa. _ 
Laake | Name of Lessee. Land District. | Perish. County and Shire. | Area, | Apathy 2 Reese’! 
ee. aark) pope scday, 
16164 | Gidley,Joho | Grafton — ,,.| Great Clarence ; Copmanhurst 3 0 QO}.1 10 O} 27 Jan, 1922 
' Marlowe. 
1917-2 | Peppernell, Henry... -. | Wellington ...) Warne...) Wellington; Macquarie! 10 0 0/1 0 0) 27 , & 
[3962] } Sydney, 15th December, 1922. 


NOTIFICATION OF ADDITION TO HOLDING. 


ih is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 163 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1013, the portion of 
land particularised in the Schedule hereunder is added to and now forms part of the Holding mentioned in such Schedule, at tha 
























































capital value stated. 
: Yates . W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
» 4 ie - 
d ; Cantal ate from New {"s iden | ‘f 
a) ; value per which annus 
Papers. % Parish, County. District, Area, . Ranma addition takes Added to— fs jeie ms tenital bf Shire. 
4 | 8 | ‘ added area.| —_ effect. 8: | Holding. 
a ears ae | 
s C.8. \ a TD eas, a Te aa Ss ‘a -£ 8. a. 
1922-21,348; 336 | Southgate.| Clarence...) Graf.on ... 13 3 30 016 8 | 29 April, 1922) C,P. 1920-13 (portion| 463 38 8y | 17% 4% | Copman- 
f 318), J. Napper. | hurst 
Sydney, 15th December, 1922. 


[8985] 
FORFEITURE OF A CROWN-LEASE. 


is hereby notified that the Crown-lease specified hereunder is deolared forfeited in accordance with the provisions of the Crown 


T 
J Lands Consolidation Aci, 1913. 


The forfeiture to take effect at the expiration of thirty clear days from this date. 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 



































"No. of Lease ; S3 . Crown | annual 
. and Name of Lessee, se Parish. County. Shire, Lease R chtet Reason for Forfeiture, 
Land Distriet, 4° | Area No, . x Saipan 
© pane : 
% ; £ 8. d. 
1920-3, Maitland] John Oliver Jurd. ...| 179 | Milfield ,.,| Northumber-| Cessnock .,.) 2,020 | 4 10 0} Non-payment.of rent. 
land. cana te 
£8982] Sydney, 15th December, 1922. 


LEASE OF INFERIOR CROWN LANDS. 
OTICE is hereby given that a lease has, in accordance with the 79tk section of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, 
been granted of the undermentioned lands. 
1. The lease will be for a term of 20 years, subject to the conditions, &c., announced in Sha Government Gazette “of the 
31st August, 1917, and to the provisions of the Pastures Protection Act of 1902, and the Regulations thereunder. 
2. The rent for each succeeding year must be paid in advance on or before the 30th November; if not so paid, or in the 
event of the conditions not being complied with, the lease will be liable forfeiture. 


[Occ. 1922+8,081] 
fe W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





_ Lanp Distreict or MupGss, Muroo Suiee. 



































4 ; | “Date of Gazette 
eB Lessee’s Name and Address, | aR Parish. County. | Area, Ape ual Rent, li oh pe hone ate 
Se A. Aiea cca a re 
, , f 
i y Acres. £ -'s.-d, 
82 | Thomas Patrick Lennox, off A | Comiala ,.,| Phillip 1,280 8 0 O | 8 Dec., 1922, to | 81 Ang.,.1917. 
Goulburn Valley, Boram- (about). | 7 Dec., wet ; 


- bil P.O., via Merriwa, 
. Rp a 


Loe 








6600 NEW SOUTH WALES SO te No. L771, [15 Dec., a" i 
[3003] ee a: Western Land Board Office, ane 


; , Sydney, !5th Deceunber, 1922, ‘ 
FORFEITURE OF WESTZRN LANDS LEASE. c 


i 
: K 

iG is notified, for public information, that the undermentioned Western Lands Lease is hereby forfeited for non- fulfilment of u 
conditions, It is also notified that all moneys paid in connection with this ‘ease are forfeited to the Orown. _ $ 


W. BE. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 

















a 
No, of | ; 
Ws hicap Fes. | Name of Lessee. County. Situation of Lease. Block. Area, ae i, 
Lease, es) | 
| Ergo cae ti EN ah Mgr lon de ee! A Ty da Sy Fea 
W.L.B. : ‘ Acres. £4. 
2838 1922-6341 | Jonn William Davidson ... | Trvara 44. «| Within P.O,Ls, Nos. 642 20,480 38 8 0 
453 and 456 Ma- 
ranoaand Wapwella. 




















[3989]; 


APPLICATIONS FOR LEASES FOR SPECIAL PURPOSES. 
ig is hereby notifiel, for general information, that the uadermentioned applications have been received for Special Leases 
under the provisions of the 74th and 229th sections of. the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, of the lands and 


fer the purposes hereunder stated, and that it is the intention to grant leases, should no sufficient objection be found to 
exist, after inquiry by the Land Board and consideration by the Minister. 


Any objections will recsive due consideration, if lodged in writing with the Distriet Surveyor for the Land Beard 
District in which the land ig situaisd, on or before bhe date specified in each case hereunder. 


W. Et. WEARNE, Mmister for Lands, 
































Local Land Board Date 
Purpose fay | Office where w 
p te which 
Applicant, Looality of Land appited for. | Area. whit pee is objections may be objections 
: | lodged. “may be lodged, 
Goodlet and Smith Ltd.,| Part below high-water mark, south of Midge-) Part of 10 | Wharf, sawmill, and| Maitland Se | 16 December, 1922, 
Special Lease 3,932,| street, fronting Coolongolook River, village) acres. | erection of build. ‘ 
Taree. Coolongolook. | } ings. een 
J,X,L. Timber Company,| Parish Johns River, county Macquarie, Land) 4} perches | Wharf a a do ~ +. 13 January, 1923,” 
Limited, District Taree, Sp.l. 22-31. . Comprising, : 
timber shoot, about ho feet wide across road! ‘ 
and wharf, about 80 feet by 10 feet below high 
water mark of Camden Haven River, formerly) ry # 
occupied under Special Lease 12-9, by John, 
Hay, at (a 
[3500] Local Land Board Office, - 


: East Maitland, 17th November, 1982. 


is horeby notified that inquiry will be held by the Local Land Board in respect to a Reserve which is included ina 
pik taé conversion of which haa been applied for under section 11 of the Orown Lands Consolidation Act, 1908, and as to 




















any objections to grenteng the application. A 
Partiovlazs sre specified in Schedule below. 8. R, BEATTY, dea’. 
District Surveyor, 
SonEDULE. 
Pactioulars of Lease, oon version of which is applied for, ; WEN 
aes naga 4 edited licant for [Class of Wolding Tasecl 5 txchuaea! Bins Beicerd of 
| Mature of | ee | Se aad ebuaty, Peroni ty mi koi: NUE Local Land Board. 
a = —-- 
[ 
a. f. p. \ | (ai rib 
Special Lease 13-| 44 0 y Barford; Durham ..,) Augustus John) Conditional | Part’W.R. 16,689 ...| Court-honse, 
1, Dungog. a O. Vogele. Purchase Dungog, 18th 
22-1, : Decemoer, 1922, 
| ~ 9°80 a.m. 
[3493 } Local Land Board Office, 


, Armidale, ‘16th November, 1929, 


IT is hereby notified that inquiry will be held by the Local Land Board in respect to a Reserve which is inoluded in a Lease 
the conversion of which has been applied for under section 11 of the Orown Lands Act, 1908, and as to any objections tu 

















granting the applications. 
Particulars are specified in Bohedule below. J W, GRABME, 
District Surveyor. 
ScuRzpvutz. 
Partieulars of Lease, conversion of which is applied for. anita cies 
|S A pltoant for apaert ey sr Bisiotyea tnolnied 4 (ag mReHR Gre 
Natrre of Area, Parish and Coun ty. ' ‘4 : : b Local Land Board. 
Leara, : 4 
Me eats Dp : . 
Special Lease) 10 1. 0 | Scott; Inglis  ...  —...| John Mulheron ...| Conditional Part W.R. No, Board-room,  - 
No. 1896-3 Purchase.| 937. Armidale, 20th 
(1,636), ; . December, 1922. hai, 





ee a re 


en ae nn a 











id ds rf ae . " “eer i 
- nig f ed “ \ , 
15 Deo, 1922.) + NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 171. 6601. 








[3974] 


Sydney, 15th December, 1922, 


NOTIFICATION OF CLOSING OF ROADS AND APPROVAL OF SALE OF THE LANDS COMPRISED THEREIN 
UNDER ROAD PURCHASE APPLICATIONS. 


IS Excelleney the Governor, with ‘the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions 
. of the 20th section of the Public Roads Act, 1992, the roads described in the appended Schedule are hereby closed, ahd the land 
comprised therein will be granted to the persons mentioned in such Schedule, payment of costs, purchase monies, deed fees, and stamp 


duties having been made. 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





SCHEDULE BEYERRED TO, 





No. of Papers and 





of Application. Description. | Are | Pet cere 
Roads aT. De . 
1921-46-12. Parish of Teven, county of Rous, Land District of Lismore, shire} 3 020 | Andrew Moffitt. 
Rd. Pur, 1921-50. Byron. The reserved road 1 chain wide within the part of : 
portion 97,—as shown on Certificate of Title, vol. 2,223, 
i folio 147. : 
1921-41-13. | Parish of Lismore, county of Rous, Land District of Lismore, shire) © 2 38 | Eric Francia Rishworth. 
re Rd. Pur. 1921-40. Gundurimba. That part of boundary road 100 links wide 


seoarating end of sold road and portion 12 (part) from portion 
220 (part) west of public road, R. 7,821-1,6v3. S area 
1920-831-10. ~° | Parish of Meerschaum, county of Rous, Land District of Lismore, 7 
~ Rd. Pur. 1921-15, shire Tintenbar. Boundary road 1 chain wide separating 
‘ ‘ portion 14 from portion 126, and reserved roads 1 chain wide 
: within portions 13 and 14, 
1920-232-21, Parish of Petersham, county of Cumberland, Metropolitan Land 0 0 5}: | Edmund George Thomas 
Rd, Pur. 1921-161. District, municipality of Ashfield. Road (lane) 20 feet and Chessell. 
variable in width separating lot 3 (part) from lot 2 (part) and 
lot 1,—shown on Deposited Plan 10,254, in private subdivision 
of part of portion 132. 
1918-627-15. - Parish of Wondalga, county of Wynyard, Land District of} 4 
Rd. Par. 1918-119. Tumut, shire Gadara. Vhe part of boundary road 1 chain 
wide separating part of portion 167 from part of portion 169, 
west from the Tumut-Tumbarumba, road, 


Lo 


20 | Wiiliam James Davis. 


to 
~) 
oO 


Sarah Rogers. 

















[3973] ‘ te Sydney, 15th December, 1028. 
NOTIFICATION OF CLOSING OF ROADS AND ADDITION OF THE LANDS COMPBISED 
THEREIN TO ADJOINING HOLDINGS. . . 


H® Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of 
the 20th section of the Public Roads Act, 1902, the roads described inthe appended Schedule, which are no longer required are 
hereby closed and the lands comprised therein added to the holdings mentioned in such Schedule. 


W. KE. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





Re i ee ae eee ee RE ie, ere ae et TO Peat on eee eee ee 
. ae A ae > Fs PF ens ee 


SCHEDULE REFERRED TO. 



































be Nidan i Holding to which road is added. 
pers and Wo, o f i 
Application. Ares, Reser Rem. No. of Holding. Registered Holder. 
- BRUNE AE ONY A Xe ee SEW ie Woe! BORE TN a AMOR ASSO MOREA Nace A PE EEN eh UC poo De 
; Roads. Oat. Bhi 
. 192i-281-9. 8 2 0} Parish Cameron, county Hardinge, Land District of/ C.P97-27 (portion 15)}) 

“Rd. Pur. 1921-96. (at £1 28| Armidale, Gostwyck Shire— : | W. R. H: K. Smith, 
ie 6d, . per) Boundery road 1 chain wide separating 15 from portion 4 W. ©. Higinbotham, 
: acre), 64 and portion 63 (part). “ | A. W. Simpson, 

- &.£E.Chapman..., 8 1 0} Boundary road 1 chain wide separating po-tion 62 from) O.L. 27,956 (portion 62)| j 
ae (rental val. portion 63 (part). 
. 23d. per : 
acre). 
1919-778-17. | 23 3 0 | Parish Cowal, county Narromine, Land District Dubbo,| C.P. 18-61 (portion 24)| William Leo Wil: 
Rd. Pur. 1920-6, |(at £1 15s. Timbrebongie Shire— eee) liams. 
oe 4 : per acre).| Boundary road 2C0 links wide separating portion 2+ from 
; . portion 1] (part). 
_Rd. Pur. 1920-7,| 24 3 0)| Boundary road 209 links wide separating portion 23; O.P.L, 03-6 (portion 23); Commercial Banking 
Walter J. Gains-\(at £1 15s.; from portions 12 and 11 (part). Coy. of Sydney Ltd. 
atord. per acre). Pree 
% 











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Le Sydney, 15ch December, 1922. 
NOTIFICATION OF PROPOSED ALIGNMENT OF STREEXTS—MUNICIPALITY OF BOTANY. 


7 Ne is hereby given that the carriage and footways of the undermentioned streets having been surveyed and defined it is proposed 
aa to align the streets in accordance with such survey, under the provisions of the Public Roads Act, 1902. , 

we Should any person desire to object to the actioa proposed to be taken, it is requested that objection be made in writing, and 
_ forwarded to the Minister for Lands within one month from the date of this notice. : 
wa Plan (B. 9-2,539) of the streets in question may be inspected at this Office, or a copy of the same at the Municipal Council 


_ Chambers at Botany. 
_ [Rds. 1921-64-20] W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands, 





ScHEpvae oF STREETS REFERRED TO. 






























| Name of Street. From s 4 To Gutinee vat Mg ele: Total width, 
ee + . : iy ft. in. ft. in. ft, in. 

_ Banksia-street va -vee| Botany-road .., vse ois] Ocean-street.,., Py 42 0 12 0 66. 0 
eo hy , (generally). (generally). 
be ia | 13 0 67 0 
= (at western end),|(at western end), 

* Ocean-strect,.. 4, —_..| Banksia-street ws | Stephens-road iset Comb eeys 9 4B, O 12 0 
" j $ (and variable). (and variable). 
_ *Stephens-road = ...| Ocean-street... © is ...| Swinbourne-street ... wea 42 0 12 0 

‘ j e@ 







6602 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No 171. 





[15 Dec, 1992 2 
( 3972] \ Sydney, 15th December, 1922. 
APPLICATIONS FOR THE CLOSING AND PURUHASE OF ROADS AND PARTS OF ROADS. <i 


hic ager is hereby given that applications have been made, under the Public Roads Act, 1902, for the closing and purchase of the 
roads dnd parts of roads described in the Schedule hereunder, and that it is intended to close such roads and parts of roads unless — 
valid objections are found to exist. ; 


Any person desiring to lodge objections should forward the same in writing, addressed to the Minister for Lands, within one 
month from date of this notiee. iz 


‘Ww. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands, : 





SowEDULE. 








Papers. Applicant, Ares. : Deseription. 





Rieds a. 


r. p. 
1921-762-8. | Thomas Hickey ;|} 2 117 | Parish Coraki, county Rous, Land District Lismore, shire Gundurimba, The _ 
Rd. Pur. 1921- Thomas Childs. part 50 links wide adjoining portions 19 and 22 (part) of- the boundary road — 
195. LS 150 links wide south-east of those portions, excluding the part necessary to 
preserve continuity of public road R. 2,076-1,603. : 
1922-386-4. | James David|10 1 0 | Parish Terrabile, county Gowen, Land District Coonamble, shire Gilgandra. 
Rd. Pur, 1922-| Buchanan, Boundary road 100 links wide separating portion 45 (part) from portions 55 (part) 
80. 52, 51, 17, 20, and 22, and boundary road 150 links wide separating portion 45, 


; and end of road from portions 61 and 27 (part). ae aS 
1982-594-5, | Department of Edu-| 0 3 094) Parish Liberty Plains, county Cumberland, Land District Parramatta, municipality 





Rd. Pur, 1922- cation. Granville. Part of road 100 links wide known as Walter-street, extending from 
132. Daniel-street to William-street: oy 
1922-167-8. | L. G. H. Hall ..| 0 © 254 | Parish Mulgoa, county Cumberland, Land District Pentith, municipality Penrith. 
Rd, Pur, 1922- Road (lane) 20 feet wide west of lots 1 and 17 of section 4,—shown on deposited 
53. : plan 1,582, in private subdivision of part of portion 48. Ny 
1922-296-4, | Alice Creswick, now|13 0 35 | Parish Cookbundoon, county Argyle, Land District Goulburn, shire Mulwaree. Boun  — 
Rd. Pur. 1922-| Arundel Hill Gar- dary road 100 links wide separating portion 35 from portion 121, reserved road 
67. raway. 100 links wide within portion 121, boundary road 100 links wide separating por-— 


tions 6, 3, and 4 from portions 121, 86, 91, and 8. : | 
1922-372-4, | Patrick Fernand 0 124 | Parish Tarago, county Argyle, Land District Goulburn, shire Mulwaree. Part of — 








Rd. a 1922- O’Brien.| (about). boundary road of variable width at the north-east corner of portion 121. _ fe 
1919-701-4. | Charles Henry Siem-/29 3 0 | Parish Burraway, county Ewenmar, Land District Dubbo, shire Timbrebongie. : 
Rd. Pur, 1919-) — sen. The part of reserved road 200 links wide within portion 24, adjoining portions 27 ‘Zz 
189. _and 32, parish of Emogandry. = { aM 
[3977] ~ Sydney, 15th December, 1922. 


ALIGNMENT OF STREHT,—VILLAGE OF NARELLAN, SHIRE OF NEPEAN. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified, in conformity with the provisions of 
the 27th section of the Public Roads Act, 1902, that the alignment of the earriage and footways of the undermentioned street, inthe — 
village of Narellan, shire of Nepean, as set out and defined according to the plan of such, alignment, shall, for the purposes of the — 
Local Government Act and all Ordinances relating to the alignment of streets or public places, be deemed to have been set out and — 
defined, and that consequently it will not be lawful for any person to erect any building within the said distances so set forth from the 
curbstone or the exterior edge of the said footways, as delineated on the plan catalogued N. 1-2,633, which has been approved by His 
Excellency the Governor, in conformity with the firat mentioned Act, which said plan is kept in the Department of Lands for the inspec-* 


tion of the public. : 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





[Roads 1921-749-16] ; 
f SCHEDULE OF STREETS REFERRED TO. - 


fs 





























Name of Street. From | To Pye ann ties aa deren Totel Width. - Remarks. — 
: way. 
| ‘ a ROR RM GR RR ‘ 
ft. in, é . nae 
Oxley-street ...| Mowatt-street ale Great Southern) ssi cass 12.0 eA Fences encroach, This align- — 
' é road. ment covers north-eastern — 
: : side only of Oxley-street. 
< - , pay 7 
( 3976] Sydney, 15th December, 1922; 


ALIGNMENT OF STREET—BANGALOW URBAN AREA, BYRON SHIRE. 


HS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified, in conformity with the provisions of 
the 27th section of the Public Roads Act, 1902, that the alignment of the carriage and footways of the undermentioned street 
in the Bangalow Urban Area, Biron Shire, as set out and defined according to the plan of such alignment, shall, for the purposes of - 
the Local Government Act and all Ordinances relating to the alignment of streets or public places, be deemed to have been set out a 
defined, and that consequently it will not be Jawful for any person to erect any building within the said distances so set forth from the — 
curbstone or the exterior edge of the said footways, as delineated on the plan catalogued B. 2-2,628, which has been approved by — 
His Excellency the Governor, in conformity with the firstmentioned Act, which said plan is kept in the Department of Lands for the 
inspection of the public. 

{Roads 1920-318-10] 





_ _W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands, 
SCHEDULE OF STREET REFEREED TO. is Abe ; 








Width of Width of 3 





Name of ; 4 arri f 
an o Street . From = ey ve Hooray Width. es ig 
any {ts in, ft. in. ft. in, 1 
Byron-street _,..| The railway »..| Byron Creek .., 42 0 12/503 66 0 Fences and buildings encroach, — 
a and variable and variable ra 
re at western ; at western 
end, end. 








“ 


(15 Dx, 1992.) NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 171, 6603. 





- [3971] ah , , My eas Sydney, 16th, December, 1922, 

x NOTIFICATION, UNDER THE PUBLIC ROADS ACT, 1902, OF RESUMPTION OB WITHDRAWAL AND DEDICATION 
‘OF LANDS FOR ROADS, OF DECLARATION OF EXISTING ROADS AND PARTS OF BXISTING ROADS TO BE 

PUBLIC ROAD, AND OF THE CLOSING OF ROADS AND PARTS OF ROADS DEEMED TO BE UNNECESSARY. 


= H® Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the Public 
‘ : Roads Act, 1902, the lands hereunder described, which are required for the roads hereunder specified (in respect of which roads 
_ notice of proposal to open the same has duly been given) shall be and aré hereby resumed or withdrawn for the several roads referred to ; 
and that the said lands shall be and are hereby dedicated as roads; that the existing roads and parts of existing roads particularised — 
__ hereunder shall be and are hereby declared to be Publie Road; and that the roads and parts of roads hereunder specified, which are 
_ deemed to be unnecessary (in respect of which notice of proposal to close the same has duly been given) shall be and are hereby closed. . + 


ae W. EH. WEARNE, Minister for Landa. 


4 


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4 
“3 


vs 
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F _  Dxgsorrerion oF Roap opgngp :—Deviation of part of the Public Road from Gostwyck to Armidale, parish of Dangarsleigh, 

; f k county of Sandon, Gostwyck Shire,—as shown on plan catalogued R. 14,885-1,603, 

Registration No, of Papers—Roads 1922-529-12.] : 

___ Duscrrrrron of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a Public Road, and of parts of road deemed to be 
N ; unnecessary which are now closed. 

evar: A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question, and to close the parts of road deemed to be unnecessary, wae 
_ published in the Government Gazette of 29th September, 1922, folio 5408. 

BS Land Disraicr oF ARMIDALE, 

‘ Portion Parish Character | Width of re 

oe Area Reputed Owner. Occupier. of Land Parts of Road closed, &c. 

‘ Mins Name, indi Holdiag. | Resumed, | Resumed. an Weias Rely 

& Mi ute 

3 & Yr. -p. . at. p. 

4 78 68 v 0} Dangare- | Trustees ofthelate Trustees of the} Freehold...) Variablo..) 0 2 6 |} 

Ps leigh,| C,C, Dangar. late C,C. Dangar i 

z: and formei road | me unnecessary parts of the (public) 
a : in vse. | boundary road east of portions 73, 74, 
4 74 68 1 0 U0". i do “se de | ons] do. ao 0 120 and 75 {east and west of the new 
Bx 61 9% 00 Do -.. de x - do bai do de ~| 01 8 road) are closed, and to be granted in 
F 60 87 © 0 Do ... do Ri do et do ..| 159links &' 2 0 9 compensation. 

a ; : variable,| : 

] 59 129 -0°0\) » Do. .%. do “4 do of do... d ..; 8 010 {3 

= Dzsceirrion oF Roap oPENED :—Widening of a lane off road known as Fetherstone-street, parish of Bankstown, 

ee ~ county of Cumberland, municipality of Bankstown,—as shown on plan catalogued R. 14,877-1,603. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1922-85-12.] 





_ Desorption of land now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a Public Road, 


A proposal to resume the land referred to for the road in question was published inthe Government Gazette of 22nd September, 
1922, folio 5262. 
Laxp District OF PARRAMATTA. . 





- Parish Reputea Charsaier |W iamh ot ies 





Portion , 
Area, Osoupier, fs) Land Remarks, 
Ho, Name. Owner, Holding. | Resumed. Resumed., ; 
a. 1. p. ; ‘ : cs o> Besspe | 
21 40 0 0/| Bankstown ¥F, W. Rose... ...| F. W. Rose .,.| Freehold...) 15 3, lioks}. 0 0 1,59,] This resumption embraces part of lot §, 
(now sub- : i section 1, of deposited plan 5,541 at the 
divided). % Lands Titles Office. 








Description oF RoAD opENED ;—Road within lot 36 of deposited plan No. 5987, being part of a private subdivision of 
portion 44, parish ef Tuggarah, county of Northumberland, Erina Shire,—as shown on plan catalogued R, 14,896-1,603. 
{Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1922-481-11.] * 


Dascarprion of land now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a Public Road. 


A proposal to resume the land referred to for the road in question was published in the Government Gazette of 29th September, 
1922, folio 5408, 





-Lanp District or Gosrorp. 

















i Character Width of | 

Portion Area 
ee Ares, - | Parish Name, Reputei Owns. Oocupler, of Land 

a . € Holding. Resumea, | phan £8 

Cane ers Pal eg & Yr. Pp. 
4¢ 2,260 0 U Tuggarah . | Thomas McKee ... ase ae Ree toa dun don cenestiest pee Freehold ... | 200 links... ow| 2 1 86 
(now sub- d @ : $9 ‘ : 
divided). ee er" ia hy / 








- 


DzsoRiPTion oF Roap OPENED :—Diversion of part of road adjoining part of the railway line from Barraba to Manilla, at 
3 Westdale, parish of Murroon, county of Parry, Peel Shire :—as shown on plan catalogued R..14,828~-1,603. 
[ Registration No. of Papers— Roads 1922-347-7] 





Desoriprion of land now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a Public Road, 


A proposal to resume the iand referred to for the road in question was publiehed in the Government Gazette of 25th August, 1922, 
_ folio 4744. yi 2 ai ‘ 
Lanp Distarct of TamwortuH. 


en i i a mn 
._* 4 > 

















7 Ad ge he Character | Width of 
Portion x) Parish . |, Area 
No. Area. Reputed Owner. Occupier. of Land Remarka. 
at Name | ewe ae tase Holding. | Resumed, | Besamed. 
| Y 
: ’ ‘2 ; : 8. Pop 
Part of cri-| ....cecc00 | Murroon..| The Railway Com-| carssscorsorersssesereee | Freehold .,,| 22°8 links,..| 0 0 27% | This resumption embraces land acquired 
ginal por. eae missioners, f /| (about). by pe Railway Commissioners for road 
87. ; 4 , ; diversion, 





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sot NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 171, 








NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION, WITHDRAWAL, AND DEDICATION OF LANDS FOR ROADS, &0.—continued, 


Dusortprion oF ROAD OPENED :—Deviation of road through portions 65 and 66, parish of Broadwater, county of Rous, 
Gundurimba Shire,—as shown on Plan catalogued R, 14,814-1,603. , ; i Bache 
[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1920-829-13.] 7%" vat at 





Descrir110N of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a Public Road, of parts of existing road declared to 
be Public Road, and of road and parts of roads deemed to be unnecessary which are now closed. nt 

A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question, to declare parts of existing road to be Public Road, and to 

close the road and parts of roads deemed to be unnecessary, was published in the Government Gazette of 11th August, 1922, folio "4618. 


Layp District or LismMorE. haat eM ae 








Parish 4 Sra ac deen mee sa AG Road eur nee! of Reges| closed, an 53 also é 
Ares. Reputed Owner. Oooupter, : an apes of existing road declared to be ¥ 
Name. P | Holding.’ | Resum ed, Res amed, : Public Road. 


ee 














I 


P. § 

Broadwater,,.| Arthur Gollan ..,| Arthur Gollan.,.| Freehold ...| Variable...;) 1 210 | The unnecessary part of reserved road 3 ehains 

wide, west of the new road, and the unnéces- 

“sary parts of reserved road 1 chain wide east 

and west of new road, within portion 66, 
d are clesed and to be granted as compensation, 


66} 60 0 0 Do «| Arthur Greber ...| Arthur Greber.., do -| 100 links...) 2 020 | The unnecessary reserved road within portion 66, ¥ 
f ; west of new 1oad, is closed and to be granted 
as compensation, 





The parts of existing road included in survey 
and necessary to preserve continuity of new 
road are declared to be Public Road, and dedicated 
to the public accordingly. 














og sbi or Rosp opENED :—Part of the road from Mulwala to Corowa, parish of Collendina, county of Hume, Coreen Shire,— 
is shown on plan catalogued R. 14, 810-1, 603. ay: 


FBegiitestian No, of Papess—Roads 1921-181-11,] 





P \ 
Description of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a Pablic Road, of part of existing road declared to be 
Public Road, and of road and parts of road deemed to be unnecessary, which are now closed. . ° 
ae proposal to resume the lands roferred to for the road in question, to declare part of existing road to be Public Road, and to close 
the road and parts of road deemed to be unnecessary, was published in the Government Gazette of 8th cad Bae 1922, folio 5014, 


Lanp Disraicr oF Cogowa, ne 



































































¢€ 
q Parish ; Character | Width of Aten Road and 
Xe fige ; i parte of road closed, &c.: also declara- 
Be Area. Name, | Reputed Owner. : Occupier. Holling. See la Resumed, | tion of part of existing road to be Public Road. a 
| ; : 
AN eee oe a. Yr. p. Hi 
2} 326 0 0 |Collen- Henry Hay & Son| Fenced and formed] Freehold ...| Variable...j 18 2 0| The unnecessary reserved road within portion — 
dina. road in use, rs is closed and to be granted in compensas 
: on, 
28) 109 0 0 DOW) See do do hi do PA: do «| 0 0 385). The unnecessary parts of reserved road 3 chains he 
5} 460 0 0 Do ...| Monekton Synnot.. do AB do PO. ie ied § 2 0 wide within portions 6 and 3, west and norths: __ 
3} 200 0°0 90a, . do ves ado eas de tes do an 38.215 west of new road, are closed and to be granted 
in compensation. ; 
° 
The part of reserved road 100 links wide within 
| portion 3, included in survey and necessary to — 
preserve continuity of new road, is declared to 
be Public Road and dedicated to the Fore bs 
accordingly. 











wogiet hear he or Roap opEnrp :-—Part of road from Awaba to Wangi Point (Lake Macquarie), parish of. Awaba, county 
of Northumberland, Lake Macquarie Shire,—as shown on plan seve suis R. 14,836-1, nce. 


[ Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1922--1-16.] ae 





Dsscrirrion of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a Public Road, of parts of existing roads to be 
declared to be Public Road, and of parts of roads deemed to be unnecessary which are now closed. 

A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question, to declare parts of existing roads to be public road, and to close , 

the parts of roads deemed to be unnecessary, ‘was published in the Government Gazette of Sth peptone, 1922, folio 5014, ae 


Lanp DIstTRICT oF NEWCASTLE. | 


— _ eSNG tees ben a 














en 


Parts of Roads closed, &c.; also parts of © : 














: R Character | Width of ; 
Portion Parish 4 Area 
Ares, Reputed Owner, Ocoupier. + OR ‘ Land existing Roads declared to be 
No. Name. : 5 Holding. | Resumed. Resumed. Public Road. 
a : hee : 
5 es Bir > 
Bs) Le D> Tas 


(now subdi- prised in Certificate of Title, vol, 3,151 folio 
vided). : PES is 

Do ...| 500 0 0 do soe} LOUis ~ ALEXA DET] ase ceeces cee ses ote sue | 100 | € 1 0 | This resumption embraces part of land coms 

and Peter Lentz, ar prised in Certificate of Title, vol. igs 

‘| folios 70 and 71, : 





. 
F A. 
Part of 50; 500 0 0 | Awaba “eoe| Frank Halloran 2.) seesecses coe ros ece eve Fe Freehold...| 100 links...) 4 1 0 This secadehn dinioces part of land ona 





Part of 38} 580 0 0] @@ a.| David ferael && Cos] —scvseccceste oar sorvee Bo gra A00" Wo BONO os Sas daatns Ceuees sec edges at iv aabeot Cera ee 
(now subdi. : : ¢ ; , Ri 
vided), ‘i etal ey Cats ty ey 








Phe ‘unnecessary part of boundary ro 
east of portions 217 and 216, west of né 
ei . | road; the unnecessary paris of boundar 

¥ road separating portions 226, 227, end of 

road, portions 103 and 101 from portions 154, 
La He 104, 105, and 106, north and south of a 

or a road are closed. | 

i BThe parts of existing roads included 
: tes | survey and necessary to preserve: contin uit; 
, of new road are declared to be public ; road nd 
dedicated to the public scceratnglys., oe 














Nore,—Resumption is limited toa depth of 50 feet below, and inoluding the surface, -; 


{ 











15 Dec, 1992] - NEW SOULH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 111, 6605 








NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION, WITHDRAWAL, AND DEDICATION OF LANDS FOR ROADS, &c.—continued. 


Desorrrrion or RoAp orENgp:—Deviation of part of road from Lismore to Nimbin, within portion 1, parish of Terania, county 
of Rous, Terania Shire,~as shown on plan catalogued ¥ 14,839-1,603. 


‘ 


“[Roelatetion N. 0. Bat Papers—Roads 1992-61-9.} 


DESORIPTION of senda now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a Public Road, and of part of road deemed 
to be unnecessary, which is now closed. 





Ay proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question, and to close the part of road deemed to be unnecessary, was 
pablished’ in the Government Gazette of 8th September, 1922, folio 5015. 














ip . Lanp Districr or Lismore. 
e | : 
St - Character | Width of 
Eg| Ares. aa Reputed Owner. Occupier, of Land aca 4 Part of Road closed, &e, 
2 : i% . Holding. | Resumed, Sepa 
J \ 3 Se wee ine 
a. TY. Pe | ; a. r.-p. y 
1| 47 310 | Terania | A.A. M, West ..) A. A. M. West andj Kreehold.../ Variable..| 0 © 5 | The uunecessary part of public road (R, 3,607 -1,603) 


° formed road in use, within portion 1 east of the new road is closed 
3 | and tv be granted as compensation, 








Dxsontprion cr Roap To BE OPENED :—Road of access from the Glouceater- Riguitioh road to Tipperary Brush Soldiers’ Settlement 
Subdivision, parishes of Mimi and Belbora, county of Gloucester, Manning Shire,~-as shown on plan catalogued et 14,087-1,603. 


ee No. of Papers—Roads 1920~884-15.] 


aa 


Dxsogirrion of lands now Pobittied for the road spebitied shoes! and dedicated as Public Road, of part of existing roxd declared 
~to be Public Road, and of roads and parts of road deemed to bs unnecessary, which are now closed. 


A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question, to declare part of existing road to-be Public Road, and to 
close the roads and parts of road deemed t2 be unnecessary, was published i in the Government Gazette of 4th August, 1922, folio 4496, 























‘ ‘Lanp Disreict or Tanen. : g 
eae | Charact width of || Roads and parts of Road closed, &e.: als 
ie aracter i ' ada and pa oad closed, &e.: also 
ies Area. yaa Reputed Owner. Occupier. of Land R acd part of existing road declared to be 
saci Holding. Resumed. < Public Road, 
a Yr.’ p. : &. Tei P. 
36 100 0 0] Belbora ...| H. E. C. and L,| John Deer ..| Freehold .../ 100 links & 4 1 30 Rivas ben cavancesupcqasagariccouaiins soaker sveipavivasvev ced 
; T. Deer. : variable, 
80 80 0 0 | Mimi oa: de Pe do ow} C,P.17-34 ... do BA ab Ae BO) cou ese oes 206 290 168 090 p06 nas F9s con eee o00 Bue 90 ne 006 068 eve 
: (in two : 
parts) 
124 46 0 0] do | A. H, Griffis] ..| A, H.G.iffig ..} C.P. 06-100...} 100 links... 1 210/- Unnecessary parts of boundary road on the 
: * north of pertion 124, east and west of new 
bis ; ‘ road, are closed and added ts portion 124; the 
area thereof and cf C.P.06-100 being increased 





to 40 acres 1 rood, 





; eS The unnecessary boundary road separating 
. \ : portion 125, parish of Mimi, from portions $v 
(part) and 75 (part), is closed ‘and added to 
portion 125; the area thereof and of C.P. 1909-62 


EO as att being increased to 122 acres 2 roods 10 perches. 
poet 100 0 0 | Bolbora ..,) The English, Scot-| Stephen Lynch ..| C.P, 08-34 ...| Variable... 0 0 14 | The unnecessary reserved road within portion 
tish, and Aus- > | 1il is closed and added to that portion; the 
tralian Bank|_ ‘ * A : area thereof and of C,P, 1908-34 being in- 


Lid, creased to 101 acres 1 rood, 





Part of existing road, included in survey and 
necessary to preserve continuity of new road, 
is doclared to be Public Road and dedicated to 
the public accordingly. 

















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Dusontption oF Road OPENED :—Deviation in part of road bi Lismore to Invercauld, parish of Lismore, county of Rous, 
Gundurimba Shire,—as shown on plan catalogued R. 14,819-1,603, 


ee No. of Papers—Roads 1905-436-15. j 





Desorption of lands now resumed for the Road specified above, and dedivated asya Public Road, of part of existing road declared to be 
Public Road, and of road and part of road deem:d to be unecessary, which are now closed. 


A proposal to resume the ‘lands refered to for the road in question, to declare part of existing road to be Public Road, and to _ 
close the road and ye of road deemed to eg unnecessary, was published in the Governmont Gaze.te of 18th August, 1922, folio 4621. 


-  Lanp Disraricr or Lismors. > 











Character | Width of 
Reputed Owner, Occupier, “cf Land 
: : Holding, | Resumed. 


Road and part of Road closed, &c.; also part 
of existing Road declared to be 
Public Road. 


| Area 
'Resumed, 


f 











Aes as fp, 

16 ‘a Pe, ? Lismore ...| C, H, Andrews... . | C,H, Andrews ...| Freehold...) 100 links... 2 0 4) The unvecessary boundary road on the east 
. a t ; 5 ; 4 of portion 16 is closed and to be stamped in 
compensation. 


7 17 40 0 0 Do ...| G. J, Johnston... Fe G.J.Johnsten do | 100 ,, «| °' 1 124 | The unnecessary part of boundary road on 


part of the east of portion 17, north of the 
3 ; Wen, south-easterly end of the new road, is 
f 4 5 ‘ closed and to be granted in compensation. 























6 ‘ The part of boundary road on the north of 
( : ‘ portion 16, necessary to preserve continuity, of 
; : Api, new road. is diclared to be Public Road, 
and dedicated to the public aecord- 
1 ingly. 
. , , 
; a r “| 2% 7 2 





6606 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETYE, No. 171, [15 Deo, 192% 








[3970] ss - Sydney, 15th December, 1922. 


NOTIFICATION OF IN TENTION TO SUBMIT TO|THR GOVERNOR FOR APPROVAL PLAN OF RH-MARKING OF 
ROAD AND PART OF ROAD, OF PROPOSED OPE NING oF ROADS, OF PROPOSED DECLARATION OF EXISTING 
ROADS AND PARTS OF EXISTING ROADS TO BE PUBLIO ROAD, AND OF estate Seek OLOSING OF ROADS sales 
‘PARTS OF ROADS DEEMED TO BH UNNECESSARY. | , “9 


. 


OTICE is hereby given that the Minister fox Lande deems it dxnediont that joavtmin’ roads ead be Pasa and that it is proposed 
to resume for the purpose, under the provisions of the Public Boads Act, 1902, the lands hereunder described ; and to declare 
the existing roads and parte of existing roads particularised hereunder to be Public Road; also of intention to submit to the Governor 
for approval the plan showing re-marking of road and part of road hereunder specified. 3 / é 


The proposed roads, &c,, are shown upon plans, which can be inspected at this office, and a copy of the same may be ingpestes at . & 
the respective offices of the Orown Land Agents for the Land Districts in which the lands are situated. ‘ 


All persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing, and to forward to the Minister, within one month from the 
date of this notice, any objections which may appear to ~ to exist to the proposals above stated, or to the position of the roads and 
part of road as re-marked. 


Notice is also given that the Minister is of opinion that it is expedient to close the roads and parts of roads beaded 
specified, and all persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing, addressed to the Minister for Lands, within one 
month from this date, any objections which may appear to them fo exist to the closing of the said roads and parts of roads. 


Plans showing the roads and parts of roads proposed to be closed can be inspected at this Ofice, and a copy of the same may. be. 





inspected at the respective offices of the Orown Land Agents Sor the Land Districts in which the lands are situated. \ 
|W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands; 

DESCRIPTION OF ROAD TO BE OPBNED :—Deviation of part of road from Binni Oreck road to Canowindra-road, parish of Cowra, county of ‘i 
Bathurst, Waugoola Shire,—as shown on oe peraloe ier R, 14,9388-1,603, - - 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1921-657-5. | 
























































DrsoriPrion of the Shee which it is proposed to pean: and of sai of road deemed to be unnecessary, piioh it is proposed to closes, be 
LanD Disrercr or Qowra, face wae 6 og 
§ : ‘ ° gras em 
2 : Character | Width of 
38 Parish if _Areg to be : : om 
: 4 Area, Kame. Reputed Owner, j Ocoupier, ur he ‘ epee La Reanued. . rey of Road Aa te to be closed, ke. a 
| ; a 
a I. Pp, as ©. Ds Pees j 
89 35 0 0| Cowra ..| H.S. Henley .. +-| Fenccd road in use... Freehold 100 links... 6 3 24 | The unnecessary part of Public Road separa- 
90} 100 0 9 Do es ade woe = do. a | Variable... 0-0 8 ting portion 116 (part) from portions 90. 
: ; (part) and 39, is proposed to be closed, and to 
be granted in epeaprasatipn, 














DescriPrion or Roap TO BE OPENED :—Parts of road within portion 164, (165, and 156, satay a Yarratt, county of Masqiasn, 
Manning Shire,— as shown on plan catalogued i. 14,944-1,608. 


{ Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1921-840-8, ] 


4 





Desorrrrion of the lands which it is proposed to resume, of parts of existing roads to be declared to be Poublie Road, and of roads and” 


parts of roads deemed to be unnecessary, which it is proposed to close. pos 
i ‘ z x I 
Lanp Disrricr or Taenn. i . 


| | ; A . Width of 





. : 
4 Character Roads and parts of Hoads proposed to be closed, 

Ze Area, Parish Registered Holder, Gecupier,: | of Lani Ares to be &e,; also parts of existing roads to be 

we Oe Name to be Resumed 

FS : Holding. - F declared to be Pablic Road, 

Resumed. 
- a. Yr. Pp. : St Ps _ 
164} 167 42 0 | Yarratt ...| The Commissioners) Patrick Hogan ...| C.P J0-26..| Variable...| 0 0 20 woe a3 se 8 cee ane nas see s8 060 400 50s sas nee H40 480 048 008 coy eas eed 


Government Barings 
Bank of N.S.W, ye ae v 
165] 165 3 0 Do | 8. H, Brawer q, ».| Thomas Robert | C.L, 10-4...) 100 links &| | 1:8 12] The unnevestary parts of boundary road — 


MeLaughlin. variable, {in three] separating portion 165 from portion 156, east — 

4 ; ‘ 5 parts.) . of areas uf. 37 perches and 1 perch proposed to 

165 | 165 3 0 DS 2s do Py do oe de... | Variable...) *2 4351 be resamed from portion 156, as “severed 
_ 24 G8 two) land,” are proposed to be closed and together — 
| ; parts.) with that “severed land” are proposed to be 
| : ¢g added to portion 165, the area therecf and of — 


C.L, 10-4 to be reduced: to 162 acres, 


156 70 2 0 Doc wl... do a eat do ~.| C.P. 10-3. | 100links &| © 0 3 22) The unneoessary part of boundary road separat- 
: variable. ~ ing portion 104 (part) from portion 156 end of 
156 {0 2 04 Do? ys do ah ‘ ode: | GO | Variable...) *0 © 38 | road, portion 165:(part) and 164, west of pro-— 
eS Z ; (in two} posed. road; unnecessary parts of boundary 


parts). road separating portion 156 from portion 165 — 
: west cf areas of 20 perches and 2 acres 2 roods ‘ 

: i { = i5 perches proposed to be resumed from por- — 
{ ¢ er tion 165 as “severed dand ” are proposed to be 
| : ‘ ae ~ closed and together with that “severed land” 
a Sipe ; : are proposed to be added to portion 165; the 
; : ; - area thereof and of ©,P, 10-3 to be increased 
to 75 acies 2 ro. ds 30 perches, ; 











The unnecessary boundary read seraratio 
_ portion 166 (part) from portion Lod (pact) ao 
the reserved road within portion 155 are 
posed to be closed and added to portion 155; the 
\ | area thereof and of C, P. 04-85 to be i inereased to 
* 1°48 acres 1 rood. ; 











| 
| 
{ 
| 
| ~ | Whe parts of existing roads included in aurve 
, 4 , 403 ‘ ; and in continuity of }roposed road are te b 





: ey declared to be Public Road and dedicated to the 
: d A Seyi ; public acoorihingigs : 








nts 5 * These areas are proposed resumed as severed lands, f eS 


{ ati, : . 






ape ee 


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ra er 


4 
§ 





15 Dzc., 1922.] 





‘ 


road, parish of Numby, county of King, Murrungal 


_ NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 171, 


[Registration No. of Papers— Roads 1921-677-7.] 











Description of the lands which it is proposed to resume. 
Laxp District or Boorowa. 


—__—_—_1______ 





NOTIFIGATION OF RE-MARKING OF ROADS AND OF OPENING AND CLOSING OF ROADS, &0.—continued. 


DEscrIPrion oF ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Road of approach to the, village of Numby (Reid’s Flat) from the main Boorowa to |Carcoay 
; Shire,—as shown on plan catalogued R. 14,901-1,603. 


Width of 


6607 


= 





; ; r Character Area 
ie a Area, ec pe Reputed Owner, Oceupier. } pe to be 
" Sao? - Molding. Bian od Resamed, 
a, Tr. Dp. 2 a. YT, p. 
4 782 0 0 | Numby «.| John Clemmens ee = «.| John Clemmens .. od | Kreehold «| 100 links .., 2 311 























Desorrprion or Roav“ro BE. OPENED :—Road through portions 78 and 102 to Wedding Bells State Forest, parish of Woogoolga,. . 
_ county of Fitzroy, Dorrigo Shire,—as shown on plan catalogued R. 14,935-1,€03. 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1921-752-10.] 





\ 


Desoriprion of the lands which it is proposed to resume. 
Lanp District oF GRAFTON. 














§ : = , Character Width o Lend | area to he 
ES], Area. | Parish Name. Reputed Owner. Ocoupier, | o to be , 
E z : Buren Ows ' Holding. Resumed, Resumed. 
aE. ph : es é ; a. r. p, 
78 50 0 0} Woogoolga ..| The Australian Bank cf Commerce,| J. Thompson and track inj C.P, 06-86 ... «| 100links .. eh 12.0 
Ltd ‘ use, ; 
102 | 149° 0 -0 De oat _ do” hae do «| ‘O,P, 11-118... »| 100 , was oes 1-0 20 











DESCRIPTION OF RoaD TO BE OPENED :— Widening of road at the interaection of Temora and Yass roads, private township of Cootamundra, 
parish of Cootamundry, county of Harden, municipality of Cootamundra,—as 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1922-49-6.] 











‘ Lanp District or CooraMUNDRY. ‘ : 
a. Parish : Character thoes Area 
raped Area, : Reputed Owner. Occupier, 0 to be Remarks, 
aa y 7 mews: Holding. to he Resumed 
fy Y eg Resumed, 

° R. Ts Ds & tT. Pp. 

Part por-| 99 0 0 /| Cootamundry,.) J.S, Williams ..| J.S. Williams...) Feeehold..| Variable..| 0 0 04% | This proposed resumption embraces part of 
tion 48 ; : lot8 in private subdivision of portion 48, 
(now sub- : —as shown on deposited plan 412,at the 
divided) Land Titles Office, 





to Sydney, parish of Cootamundr 


R. 14,957-1,608. 











Description. of the lands which it is proposed to resume, 








< 


Desorption oF ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Road within Cootamundra Permanent Common to a crossing over the railway line from Albury 
y, county ot Harden, Municipality of Cootamundra and Jindalee Shire,—as shown on plan catalogued 


[Registration No, of Papers—Roads 1922-50-7.] 














——- 


shown on plan catalogued R, 14,965-1,603. 











a. As . 
.  Duscrrprrion of the lands which it is proposed to resume. 

Lanp District or CooramMunpRY. Y : 

= — AA 
Pees ° 

gs ‘ Hf y Character Width of Land 
S| Area, | Parish Name, | - Reputed Owner, Ovosupier, of to be Are to, be 
é Oey Ne Holding, Resumed. Kerumed, 

aa . . : 
Be Esp i BYNIAS - 2 a, . ps 
481 27 0 21 | Cootamundry,.| Cootamundra Municipal Council as} Fenced roadin use .. oe » | Dedicated land .,.) 100 links a 2.3 18 
; Trustees of Cootamundra Permanent ; 
: Common, 

342 | 575 0 0 Do Fe do id do bi do Ba eee do ~ | Variable 0 0 38 


Dgscrierion OF RoaD TO BE OPENED :—Part of road (lane) required to connect Quarr 
Hill, county of Cumberland, Municipali 








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y-road and Buffalo-road, parish of Hunter’s 


ial ty of Ryde,—as shown on plan catalogued R, 14,968-1,603. 
[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1922-104-6,) —_ 
: hla » Duscription of the land which it is proposed to resume. Pes 
ig trey Merroporitan Lanp Disrricr. 
; he : f ee) x fi 
$ eater th 
is : delta 5 “e ‘Character | Width of 
Be Ares. ate | Reputed Owner. Occupier, of ‘| Land to be ae to A Remarks, 
; “oy » ; ne > Holding, Resumed, CEN TILEI 
4 s 4 x 2 s i | ‘ 
ea a ed eas PA MR TE ee Te ed ati ela . 
7) Se 300 0 | Honter’s | Arthur Harold] arth Iarold| Freehold...| 20 feet a Or 1s 
_| 30 0 unter’s rthur Haro rthur arold| Freehold... 20 feet J. 0 0 1835 | This proposed resumption embraces part of an 
(c ae subdi- ; Mill.|) | Webb, Webb. | area of 4 acres 100d 26 piiseer agin on 
vided), : : | plan 6,106 at the Registrar-General’s Depart- 
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6603 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 171, 











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NOTIFICATION OF RE MARZING OF ROADS, AND OF OPENING AND CLOSING OF ROADS—eontiaued, : 


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DzscripTion oF Roap To BE OPENED :—Deviation of part of road from Newrybar to Broken Head, parish of weve county of 
Rous, Tintenbar Bhize, “98 shown on plan paralagsed R. 14,958-1,603, - 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1922-68-7.] 





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DrEscRirtion of the land which it is proposed to resume, and of part of road deemed to be pana te which it is proposed ad close, 


Lap DistRIor or LISMORE. 





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obs ' / A Character | Width of Area ue Oa, 
Sc] Aves. Perish Reputed Owner. Oooupier, of Land . tobe Part of Road proposed to be closed, xe. 
Fe MBS) Holdin; to be Resumed 4 
pa ; 8: | Resumed, 
ES ee nee et Sen nS See Po 
a, or. p. , | ? < 08. of. DP, nS ; ‘ a 
€3 | 100 0 0} Teven ...) Wm, Turner «| A, W. Davidson «| Freehold ...| 100 links... 1 126 | The unnecessary part cf boundary road 


separating portion 63 from portion 62, 
south cf pfoposed road, is proposed to be a 
seloned and to be granted ascompensation, © 





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Duscatption or RoaD 70 BE OPENED :—Part of road from J erry’s Plains to Singleton, parish of Auckland, county of Durham, Patrick 
Plains Shire,—as shown on plans catalogued R, 14,427-1,603 and R. 14, 423-1603. ‘ 


: { Registration No. of Papere Ronde 1921-242-12] 


























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Drscriprion of re-marked road, of the lands whith it is proposed to resume, and of pay of road deemed to be 
unnecessary, which it is proposed to close. ; 


Laxp Disrricr of SINGLETON. i eas: a — 








Wes Width of ; : 














and part of portion 81 from portion 58 and 
part of portion 59, as now adopted in private 
; subdivision, being part of road from J i a 
{ : $ a |. Plains to Singleton. 


Norn.—This notice is in lieu of and supersedes a notice publishel in Government Gazette of 27th January, 1922, folio 674. 


; Character 
nae Cai Area. Adie Repated Owner.) Occupier. of ue Naa _ Part of Road proposed to be closed, &e.; 
4 fi : Holding. Réaiin ed i, also're- ake Road, 
f $ 
a Tr De a. T. p. 
{ Part of77, |1,0:0 0 0 | Auckland | H. J. Kauter...| I. J. Kauter,..| Freehold...) Variable...) 0 2 lu This proposed resumption embraces part of lot 1 
(now sub- in ero subdivision as shown on deposited 
e | divided), | : plan 3,005 at Land Titles Office. The part cf 
bat : confirmed roid R. 159-1,603 within private 
7 | | f : subdivision lot 1 east of propesed road is to be 
a4 . ; closed, and the land embraced therein shall 
ye | $ iy : |. thus vest in the owner of adjoining land, ; 
a Do. ...:1,67020 6 | do _.,..) R. W. Shearer | R. W. Shearer do a. do  ...} © 0 164 | This proposed resumption embraces part of lot 2 
6a | in private subdivisicn as shown on depossted 
; j , 5 ‘| plan 3,085. 
l Do...) 1,970 0.0 | do cat’. seveds Masenivepies, | COMA YTMed Toad do his do e«.| © 8 O | This proposed resumption-embraces part of con- 
| “and private CaN ; firmed road (R. 159-1,603), and also part of a 
ag t subdivision 5 private subdivision road,—shown on deposited 
3 | | road, . plan 3,905 ’ 
ob ee do Mgshettenieh Sess: ROBE’ TN UAC: pags eaeneratnes A aes atraNS CEN \ phis-is 8 re- marking 100 links wide of the 
= ' fenced boundary road separating portion J! 
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DkEscRIPTION OF ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Deviation of part of road from Mullumbimby to Wilson's Creek, within, portions 22, 33, 2b, 
and racecourse, parishes of Brunswick and Mullumbimby, county of Rous, Byron Shi-e,—as shown on plan. cutalogued R. 14, Br 
1,603. ‘ 


[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 192t-254-8. ] 


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Dzscriprion of re-marked part of road of the lands which it is oud to resume, of oe of tainting roat to oe dedlared to be 
Public Road, and of road and parts of roads decmed to be unnecessary, which it is propised t». io oh 
Lax Disteror of Murwitiumpan. goer 


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EAB oat 1 
; i : Width of Read aud parts of Roads proposed to be closed? - 
Portion aren’ Parish | penuted Owner hoctelen sth Hee EON Land eee ae, ; re-marked partof road, audpartof 
No. Name, P : Piers: Holdin to be R Ant éd existing Toad to be declared to bs hes 
w BY Resumed, itidctot Public Road, ie 
a. TD ae i | ; a. T. Dp et 
92 34 3 37 | Brunswick] Jane Fisher  ...) Fenced and|° Freehold ,..; 100 links...| 0 3 24 The Wasetnmna de. warcurads “atibito ro'd within 
4 formed road in : portions 22 and 23, south-east of proposed oo 
use, * é road, ig proposed to ‘be clo.ed and to bs 
28 39 0 39 Do . do a do ~| do es | 100 epee & 0 8 8} granted as Abe cdeorteey 3 
: z : ; variable, % 
24 110 0 0 Do ...| Samuel Laverty,,. » do pe do a Goes 2/2) 2 02.05) The unnecessary. part of reserved public. can 
; f i | within portion 2:4, south-east. of proposed 
} | road, is propesed to be closed and tv b 
A: Bee i ‘ granted, part rnateots as. compensation, 
‘Tnnum- 76 2 V1 Do ...| Drustees of race- do ese do «.| Variable...) 0 3 0° oes nee 050 6091060 ene cae way “es ose one 1h0.tae pan s0s teeiene ! 
bere?, ba : course, ! F ri Pag 
27 259.0 0} Mullum- Ulcieas Vedioncksoesh ten: do eh, egyiben feces sieves peanes < || Nsscceveeovses, | ot Thigis ® re-¢markiog 100 links wide of Pe 
bim by WAS : My of road R, 3,9124-1,603, 
: “) The unnecessary part of boundary road sera 
4 -ating part cf portion 27, parish of Mullum- 
, bimby, from racecourse, parish of Bruos- 
: wick, west of the poe Had, is REgperst f 
’ to be closed. > : ¥; ; Sa, 
y Part of existing boundary road included in 
™ survey and necessary to preserve eontinui! 
of proposed road is to be declared to be pub 
road, snd dedicated to the pupite sccordin 












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15 Dec., 1922.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZE 


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a NOTIFICATION OF RE-MARKING OF ROADS, AND OF OPENING AND CLOSING OF BOADS, &0.—continued, 


} DESCRIPTION OF ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Roads provided in connection with private subdivision of the Barnes-Tabulam Estate, parishes 


of Obauvel, Timbarra, Emu, and Autimony, and counties of Drake and Buller, Tenterfield Shire,—as shown on plans catalogued R. 
14,658-1,6038 to 14,665-1,603. 
(Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1922-57~8,] 


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Doscription of re-marked roads of the lands which it is proposed t> resume, of existing roais and parts of existing roads to be declared to 


be Public Roads, and of roads and parts of roads deemed to be unnecessary, which it is proposed to close, 


Lanp Disrrror or Casino. 




















; ; , Roads and parts of roads proposed to be closed. &o.- 
Portion Parish Character | Width of . Ares also re-marked roads and existing roads and ; 
No, Ares. Name, Reputed Owner,| Occupier. oh Land to be to me parts of existing roads to be declared 
j Holding. | Resumed. | Resumed, to be Public Road, 
&.55 Peep; : Questa Ds : 
eg { 18) 188° 0 0 Patish Anti-| Barnes Estate..| Barnes Esta’e. | Freehold’...| 100 links. 0 116 | The following unnecessary roads and parts of rcada _ 
3 | mony,sounty ; are proposed to be closed and to be grauted, pars 
= Buller. thereof in compensation, namely, parish of Anti- 
ch 7 : N mony, county of Buller, 
©} 45/ 916 0 0 Bo . do # do oe do >... Sede ae 13 0 
x cagranie., Parts of reserved road within portions 45, 46, and 47 
“1 46] 85 0 0 Do. do hs doe Shee dees ae Ach 3 to r “ads ; 
el a7 Heme ees ag aS fi Pee st dais ct: Vatvin bloc 100 north and sonth of proposed road (XR. 14,663-1,608) 
{51 37 1 +O} Parish Emu do sa do on do «| 100 links... 2 0 0 | Parish of Emu, county of Buller. Boundary road 
county Bal- : east cf portion 11, south and south-west ¢f portion 
ler, 44, west cf portion 10 (part), south of portion 28 and 
50 49 0 0 ] eS do es do Peele: (> Seats do. .. 010 part of portion 10 (exclusiveof part necevsary to 
10} 218 0 0 DoW v3 do Re do 338 do _....| 100 links & 210 preserve continuity of proposed road R. 14,664— 
; variable, 1,503); part’of road of variable width on south of 
9 84 0 0 Do . do a do a da ah do if 4:3 0 portion 10, north of public road k. 4,768-1,608> re- 
63 | 985 2 0 n Rite ee do ae do oe doe | 100 links ,.. 0210 served road within portions 28 and 14; boundary 
1 24 56 0 O Doo do Fo do oy do sei DOORS gt aitneas 3.110 road east of yortlon 66; boundary roads south of 
| 23 7 0 0 Koran do pes do Be: Od bor LOOS Sw Sse 1 120 portions 86 end of road, 37 and 38 (exclusive of 
| 37 67 2 0 Dae do af do sb AO-  os,| 100° 5p aes 1 0 20 parts necessary to preserve continuity of proposed 
enh Sk 57 2 0 Hove @o. 2 do os GOP |, TOD es 4 1 20 road and branch road: R. 14,664-1,6)3), 56, end of 
2 (includes road, and 45 (part); boundary roads east of portion 
ae branch road); 36, end of road, portions 74 aud 22 (exclusive of 
a1 OF 240 0 0 Do . do Bt do oe do Ales (cies fea 2 1 20 parts necessary to preserve continuity of proposed 
o 4 39 60 0 0 Do . do a do ae OO ee 100A re 2,110 road R. 14,664-1,603), 20, and 1; boundary roads 
~ 7 95 0 0 Do 2M do Weiice ver do s dom e100) et as 2% 0 30 south of portions 19, end of road 20, 21 (exclusive of 
. | 26 $1.0 0 To. do es do” ¢ do vee! 100 Nt 210 bart necessary to yreserve continuity of proposed 
| 99 5 ean do : Phe ete ” 0 120 branch road R. 14,664-1,603),.end of road, portions 
75 9 0 Do ~ « do “ * DOO SSE ose 
(branchroad,)| 22, 23, and end of road; boundary roads east of 
[ 21 75 0 0 Dye ae: do ae do & Gor. PLO ee 3 010 portions 3,4,and 62; reserved roads within pors 
es (tranch road.) tions 35,62, 7,6, 1,and 2; boundary road east of 
2 60 0 0 Do . de cs do an do _...! 1€0 links & tar 7) portion 64 (part); boundary road south of portion 
variable. |(branchroad.)| 63; reserved road within portion 95, parish of Tim- 
5 75 0 0} DORs do o do - do ...| Variable... 3.3 0 barra, county of Drake; boundary roads north of 
\ (branch road,)| portions 213, 215, end cf road aud west of ,ortiond1] 
6 68 0 0 D6! te do 5 do SH -do © wv! 100 links & Phe? © (0) (part), all in parish of Timbarra; boundary road 
F t variable, |(branchroad,)| south of portions 5% (part) and 53 (part); boundary 
| 7 62 0 0 Do do A do do «..} 100 links ... 2 1.10 road of variable width east of portion 45 (exclusive 
z (branch road).| of astrip 1 chain wide along part of the north 
boundary of portion 67 and its prolongation west- 
erly to the east boundary of portion 55 to provide 
continuity of existing roadway), 
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5 $180 | 820 0 Parish Tim do a de oe do wl lO, 0 310 | Parish of Timbarra, county of Drake; boundary 
BS barra, county roid south of portion 180, exclusive of the part 
ss | Drake, thereof necessary to preserve continuity of 
ra J y Public Road R. 4,768-1,603, 
© £203 Gl 1.0 AY ee, do o do oa dows ss) 100s a. 0 210 | Boundary rcad of 100 links and variable in wid'h 
o. : separating portion 114 from portion 203, and 
ur | Plumbago Creek, exclusive of the part necessary 
re i] to preserve continmty of proposed road-—of a 
©. ’ variable width. ‘ 
= 114 39 10 Dar do gj do 53 ao —_ ,..| 100 links & 0 1 0 | Boundary roads west of portions 209, 127 (exclusive 
a | ' variable, of parts mecrssary to preserve coatinuity of Public 
Roads R. 4,34¥-1,608 and R, 4,768-1,603) and 13” ; 
boundary road south of portion 132, west of 
portion 139 and 172 and reserved road within 
portion 172, 
3) He 3 
©. | 180 44 0 0 Do do a do oer do... do . 1 210 | Easternmost reserved road within portion 24, re- 
ms served road within portion 188, parts of reserved 
; S004] 452 0 0 Hoe de ar do Bs, do .. a .. 2 010 road within portion 130, north and south of public 
o road R, 4,54%a-1,603 ; boundary roads west of por- 
= | 106 30 1 0 Do. =. de wh) do ot do «| Variable .., 0 016 tions 215, 212, 134, 188, 187, 125 (exclusive of the 
ei J i part necessary to preserve continuity of road R. 
14,660-1,603), 123, 142, 142, 1.3, 91; end of road, 
44, 97, 40 (north and south of pubiic road k. 
6,681~-1,6.3) ;. end of closed road 41, 42, and 48, and 
end of ciosed road ncrth of portion 325, north and 
i south of portions 124, 104, ead of road, 103, 98, ¥2, 
2 ends of road 91, south of portions 123, 105 (part), 
94, and ncrth of portions 142, end of road, and 
. 141, 
"f 827) 22 20 Do ... dO) 6 do do... |L00 links & 0 2 0 } Boundary road west cf portion 82 (rem,) 81, 80, 
(re- variable, end of road, portions 74,78, 77, end of road, por- 
m.) tions 75, 46,74, 73, end of road, and portion 72; 
oS | part me ports of boundary roads south of portions 76 and 
S| $l 24 10 To. do >: do ie do | 100 links... 100 79, east and west of proposed road R. 14,663-1608 
ii 80/ 25 2 0 Doe sje to.) antes do on do 4.).100 a. 10 0 Boundary road south of portion 72, west of pro- 
4 tap 72 23 1 ~°0 Do: oe do a do ee do eae ROOT Lge Nees 0° 3.24 posed road R, 14,563-1,303. Boundary road west 
7 CCA E 24 0 0 Dogue do oe do es do EN ROO ee cs 0 8 24 of portions 67, 6), end of road, 58, 67,54, end of 
“ =| 77 243 0 DO Hpes ots do oe do as do LOO Seed 0 3 24 road, 53, 50, end cf road, 49, 46, end of road, and 
p el 76 25 0 0 Doe ey do seed do ase do Sa OAR age 0 3 24 part cf pvrtion 8, ncrth of Public Road R. 
‘ 75 27°00 No. ss _ do alk wt ecde m PO ig | LOO vag Fa. ze 0 3 24 6,681-1,400.. Boundary roads north of portions 
” | “14 2 0 0 Eta tes do oe do ag dor oe OOS ee, 9 332 59, 58, 02, 52, 49, and 48 ; bowuadary roads south of 
eee 200 2D te neal ao me de ao... | 100 links & 4 120 portions 47, 46, 90, 61, 62, 63, end of road, and 
ue P variabie. (in two parts)} portions 64, 65, and €6, west of portions 6!, 64, and 
} i | 69, end cf road, portion 5¥, 56, and 54, end of road. 
yt it ; : ‘ portions 52, 51. ecd of road, poitions 48, 47, end of 
7 / read, and port on 40 (north and south of Public 
" ? ; road. 
ws io4 X 
+ ay UT 20: 3:0 Dor es do zt do feels do «| Variab'e .. 1 0 80 /|} Boundary roads south of rortion 122, west of portion 
: 7) 18 26 3 0 DOE vs do ‘2 ae eos do ,..| 3u0 Jinks & 4 3 0 | 108, south of portion 118 (exclusive of part neces- 
; B é : ‘ variable, , ~ | sary to preserve continuity of proposed road—R. 
*: ©. | 147 23 1-0 DD ares do ane do 1 do ~ ,,.| Variable... 0 016/|| 14,661-),603), south of portion 143, west and north- 
ie 4 ' ; ; UL! of portion 115, west of portion 110, and north-east 
‘f i } of portions 110;111,and 112, °* 
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RuVOOATION OF NOTIFICAT: 
























































ms Sydney, 15th December, 1922. 


ION OF TRACTS OR AREAS PREVIOUSLY NOTIFIED AS NOT AVAILABLE FOR 
SETTLEMENT UNTIL FURTHER NOTIFICATION, | | 


; {[* is hereby notified, for publia information, that, under the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the notification id 
that the tracts or areas hereunder described are not available for settlement is hereby revoked. , i se 


public road, and dedicated to the public accordingly. — 


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Parts of existing roads included in survey and _ ; 
necessary to preserve continuity of proposed -roads, — 


the reserved rcad 3 chains wide within portion 24, 
parish of Cbauvel, and part of boundary road on ~ 
south o portions 46 and 43, parish of Chauvel, east 
cf propcsed road KR. 14,653, are to be declared to be 




















¥ W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. __ 
Land Date of ‘ . aoe 
D strict, Division. Rotifica ion, | County, | Parish. | Shire, &e.| Ara. | Part revoked, — ti tee ay 
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3 | : a, oy, el et re 
Warren } Central ie § May, 1922 - 4) Ewenmar Tenandra Marthaguy |) 1,270 0 0»/ Parts within approved Special Leases} Ms. 1929-32 
| ae Yo t (about). 1921-36 and 1922-7. » <= 9:635.- 
Temora ..| Eastern 9 June, ,, -.| Bland .- ..| Combaning Narraburra 70 0 0 | Part within approved Special Lease} Ms. Ls. 1922- 
7 ' “ (about). 1922-18, mes Rnd 4.776. 
Wagga Central ..| 18 February, 1991,.1 Bourke .. oe} Dulah <2 «.| Coolamon,, 86 3.0) That part within portion 55, > Plan is ieee a 
Wagga. | hs B, 3,875-1,806, i: 18,682, 0 
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6610 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 171. ~ [15 Deo, 1922, 
NOTIFIOATION OF RE-MARKING OF ROADS AND PROPOSED OPENING AND CLOSING OF ROADS, &0.—continued. 
8 ‘ ' Width of Roads and parts of roads proposed to be closed, &c.; 
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Bom) Ares, Parish | geputed Owner Gocusier Ft) Land Area to be re-marked roads and existing roads and 
Sa Name pu | pier, to b R P <. 7 ad 
& ° Holding. @ esumed., parts of existiug road to be drelar \ 
Resumed. to be Public Road, 
Bei) Esa Dy Bis Te Pet AS , si vt 
; ; ty) Parts of bo ry ro h of portion 23, no 
ba] { 22 9 1 0 | Parish Anti-| Barnes Estate.,, Barnes Estate..) Freehold ,..j Variable... 0 0 6| and sib e: aseen fog mo (R. 14,657-1,6)3) ; 
= | ere seeants 5 ne = boundary road west of portion 23, end of road 
it Ralies, “\| and portion 22 (exclusive of part necessary to . 
3 Bl 2 3 37 Do do “ do wot SMO ect EO. Mane 0 1 6 [ preserve continuity of proposed road—R, 14,657- 
= | 1,603) ; boundary road west of portion 21. 
rox y : 
( 24) 325 0 9}. Ph. Chauvel, do i; do tes do vee} 300 links ... 4 0 10 Parish of Chauvel:—Reserved road 8 chains wide 
co. Drake, a within portions 85, 86,87 and 88 ; partsof boundary 
85| 64 0 0 Do wn do desl: do ¥i See A BAG. so lee. 4-010 road south of portion 85 east and west of proposed 
86 61 0 0 D0 i ieat do wel do . - C6 = 5.01 B00 es, Sak 3 8 0 road R, 14,655-1,403, and west of the northerly 
2 | 87 62 0 4 Dou do ‘ do os do ...| 300 5 a. 4.0 20 permeation a the western side of reserved road 
88 63 0 O Do wa do F ae aie do - | 300 Es ae | within portion 24. | eh Sig 
vw | 158 Jo O | Timbarra .., do ao x do ...| 10u 5A £ 0 3 He Parish of Timbarra:—Parts of boundary road 150 
“ J 162! 26 1 0 DS? Si do oi fe: do $s do Pan Ges Ui ara aa 100 links wide, south-west of portions 167 and 158, 
3. ; : south-east and north-west of pronosed road R. 
| 167 20 3 28 Do A do a do BE i ge Ui Barer 1 0 20 14,655-1,503 ; boundary road north of portions 167 
sof ti ‘ and 15% south-west of portion 156, end of road, por- 
1454 25 2 0 DO “4s do = do - a 06.0% anh 10008) 0 2.0 tions 166 and 159; reserved road within portion 
q 222; partsof boundary road north-west of 154.155, 
166 40 2 0 Do do ee do é do .| 100 |, 1 210 156, end of road, portions 157, 158; and 159, north- 
es : oe and south-west of proposed road R. 14,655- 
2 46 0 0 Do do ks do do _...| Variable... 3603. : : : 
Bs fu 6 2 8 poi See) to ee do ee GO «| 100 Links & : 4 me Bouodary road 125 links wide east of portions 15 
3 4 . variable, and 14; part of boundary road north-east of 
mm 16 6 0 0 Do 3 do Pa do +5 do _.,.| 100 links... 1 0 0.| portion 17 west of proposed 10cad R. 14,869-1,603 ; 
ay oi : boundary road north-west cf portioas 10 and 35. 
= 23; 240 0 0j| Chauvel .. do ~ ‘do eer WO 2 545] OQ "eas 4.310 | Reserved road 150 links wide within portions 23 
ri A en Re do . do “ do. 4/100 5, 1110 and 70; parts of boundary road on south and 
me} 89 SL a 8 Do FS do a do of aos: Gol WOOF os tGs 0 220 west (part) ¢f portion 70 east and south of pro- 
a7 (88 63-0 0 no re do a ado A do. ..| Variable .. oo 1 posed road R. 14,654-1,403. : : 
f44; v5 uv O Do ey: do do af do «| 10) links... 1 230 Boundary roads south of portion 44 (exclusive of par 
8 He | , : nece-sary to preserve continuity of proposed road 
©8146) 20 0 0 Do é Z") Fi de a do See hice ss 2 020 R, 14,653-1,603) end of road portions 32, 30, 29, 12, end 
ert <1 : < cf road, portions 11 avd 9 end of roed, portions +3, 
co ' (40)°°15°0 0} Do fies do eae} > do * do pa ae (1! Faroe a 0 036 26, 84, 53,7, end of road, portion 4, end of road, and 
; Es . portion 18; reserved roads within portions land 2; 
ay boundary roads east of portions 2, 18, 17, 16, 20, 19, 
end of road, portions 15, 14,13, 12, boundary road 
: east of portions 44, 43 end of road and portion 424 ; 
poundary road separating portion 5t from part of - 
portion 60; boundary roads south of portion 72 
and gast of portion 70,(part), end of road and 
portion 84; boundary road south of portion 83, 
The following unnecessary roads and parts of | 
| roads are proposed to cee hae sdyet. to the ad- 
OP i - joining holdings, parish o auvel :— 
f 64) 210 0 Do «.| Bank of New| John  Alvos,| Partof C.P.| 1cO ,, .. 0 $24 | Boundary roads north ot portions 55, 52, west of end 
| South Wales. executor, and| 12-107 of of road, portions 55 and 56, end of road south of 
Etlen Alvos,| 691} acres, portions 67, 64, 59, 56,51, and 48 (exclusive of part 
executrix — 0! necessary to preserve continuity ef proposed road. 
late Antonio (R. 14,55341,6u), east of portion 81 and end of 
eA) ‘ Alvos, road, east, south-east, south-west, and west of por- 
So 48 2 9 0 Do o do oes do oo do eae 100! 5 oo ee 2 016 tion +6, south cf pertions 82 and 31, reserved ronds 
at within portions 6%, 63, and 60 are proposrd to be 
3 added to C.P, 12-107; the‘ area thereof to be in- 
3 | creased to 7382 acres 1 rocd. 5! 
a] 47 21 0 0 Do Ps ee Se) “ do v.| PartofC.P.| 100 4, os 1 110 | Part of boundsry road north of portion 47, west of 
90-195, of propozed road (R, 14,53-1,603); boundary roads 
| 219 acres. east of portion 42, ead of road and portion 41 (ex-. 
| 41 28 0 0 Do At do ba AO eG 1 1009) cea 1 210 clusive of pact necessary to preserve continuity of 
! ke do ae ; proposed road), southof portions 42, 37, 38, 22,and 
| 15, are proposed to be added to CP. 90-195; the 
area therecf to ba increased to 225 acres 1 rood. 
£49; 4 0 0 Do os . do oo ao o.| PartofC,P.) 100 ,, ws 1 310 | Boundary road east of portion 58 is proposed to be 
; 88-23 of added to that portion, the area thereof to be in- 
280 acres. creased to 52 acres 3 roods; the area of C,P. 88-23 
ss } to be increased to 282 acres 8 roods 30 perches. 
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oe 208 él 1 9 Timbaira eee fob ove con coe cet eee Public roud eee toe ees con cee wee eee bet eic eo ven erencs tes “ hy 
= This is a re-marking 100 links wide of part of public 
a 14 39 1 0 Do eco 90 F008 ene cee ces gor do ; oe 000 bet ees 008 eee ree rey eee, O00 vow ces ere ces road R. 4,768-1,698 from To lcom to Tabulam, 
fa vy 
#3 (126) 40 2 0) Do $id Sogn a 4 es Op all ae een eat ; ; 
= | 14 Ae te r seb can gan che vet one do ose | wae cos ace cae oe ron eae cae : Ag . . . : : 2 
yt 124 40 1 0 Do nee aa Ca eee ae oa This is a re-marking 100 links wide of part of public 
& 4123 40 1 0 Do “ do wea], /Yesbedeangae road R, 6,681-1,603 from Tooloom to Tabulam, 
Ob ADD Ot Bo” ee do sian Pee Nee This is a re-marking 150 links wide of part of the 
i eee $20 00s 086 ber Do eee j do ee O08 or: #00 ten ~ said public road. ‘ 
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Land : Reserve 
District, | Pivision.| No. | 
Tamworth..| Eastern..| 16,567 


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‘NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 


REVOCATION OF RESERVES FROM SALE, LEASE, &o. 


VT is hereby notified, for public information, that under the provisions ‘ot section 30 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913; the 
reserves from sale, Tease, &c., hereunder described, are hereby revoked, but such revocation shall not take effect until after the 
expiration of sixty days from the above date. 


\ 


Purpose, 





Date of 
‘Notification. 


From sale for tra-| 22 Oct., 1 Parry... 


velling stock, 


yelling stock, 


| 
*Part situate west of a line bearing north from a: 





171, : 


6611 





Sydney, 15th December, 1922, 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


Plan P. 2,089-1,764, 





point on the north-eastern boundary of portion 43, distant 9 chains 52 li 
| northern corner of the portion. 


From sale for te 22 Oct., tet Parry “| pele Cockburn Shire}, 


7720) OF) 
(about). | 











| County, | Parish, | Shire, &c, | Area. | Part revoked Papers No. 
Alt 2) a on Pp. | 

Bullimball... Cockburn Shire} 10 0 0 * ..| Ms. 1922- 
| } - (about). 1,905. 


nks south-easterly from the most 


T »»| Ma. 1922- 


1,905, 


+ Part, commencing at the most northern eorner of portion 55, and bounded thence by lines through portion 52, bearing north 22 degrees east 15} chains, | 
north Yi degrees east 114 chains, and south 53 degrees east to Swamp Oak Oreek+ by that creek upwards to a point bearing north 43 deyrees west from the most 
northern corner of portion 57 ; by a Hne from that 
ment. Plans P. 2,090 and 2,092-1,764. 





astern. ‘| 


16,567 | From sale for tra- 


velling3 tock. 


22 Oct., 1892) Parry  ..| Bullimball.. 
: Suton a 





Cockburn Shire 


31 0 es) 
(about). 


> 
+ oy 


point south-easterly to that corner ; and thence by portions 57, 70, and 55 aforesaid, to the point of commenve- 


Ms. 1922- 
1,905... 


§ t Part, commencing on the left bank of Swamp Oak Creek at a point distant 1} chains north-westerly from the point where the northern side of the road 
in use crosses that creek, and bounded thence by lines bearing north 60 degrees east 10} chains, and south 82 degrees east to Swamp Oak Creek aforesaid, and 
, thence by that creek downwards to the point of commencement, Plan P, 2,092-1,764. 


Tamworth. | 


ae gl 16,067 


‘From sale for ta 


ling stock. 


bed 22 Oct., Ae Parry =| BaltimPall. Cockburn 


Shire | 


36 0 0 
(about). 


Y 


Ms. 1922- 
1,905. 


‘ ~@ Part bounded by the east boundary of portion 54, the old six-wire fence along the road in use, generally south-easterly about 23 chains to the fence 
corner ; thence by a line bearing south 65 degrees east to Swamp Oak Creek ; and by that creek downwards to portion 64 aforesaid. Plan P. 2,093-1,764. 


Tamworth ‘| eich e4| 16,567 | 


From sale for travel} 22 Oct., ai Parry “| Pola olte) Cockburn 
ue , ee 


ling stock. 


Shire. 


| 16. 0°90 
(abous).. 


Ms, 1922- 
1,905, 


- | Part, commencing at the southern extremity of the most northerly eastern boundary of portion 53, and bounded thence by a line bearing north 48° 
degrees east to Swamp Oak Creek; by that creek upwards to a point pearing north from’s point on the northern boundary of portion 59, distant 1} chains 


easterly from the most north 
Plan P. 2,093-1,764, ; 


























Balranald Central..|. 45,863 } Travelling stock .../ 12 Oct., 1910 Caira Mamanga..{ Balranald Mu-| 75 0 0 
South. from Bi ‘nicipality. (about). 
sale, 
45,864 
from 
lease ge- 
G nerally. 4 
Urana de ..| 37,488} From license andj 23 April, 1904 Urana -| Galore, Os-| Lockhart Shire} 116 0 0 
‘3 ay Acs ae! ~. | lease generally for borne, and ‘ 
est roadway: ; Brookéng 
raids % North, 
Cobar --| Western.) 21,892 | From annual lease..| 21 Nov., 1894 Robinson... Moquilamba Pie oan yd CAS 4 78: 0.0 
E | (village of |Drysdale Welst.) (about). 
Corowa Central..} 55,761} From sale for tra-) 20 Oct., 1922 Denison ..| Mulwala ..; Coreen Shire ..| 182 0 0 
: yelling stock and ' (about), 
‘ camping, ‘ - i fs 
Braidwood..| Eastern,. 23 | From sale for quarry) 22 Mar., 1872 Murray Barnet ™.|- Tallaganda 4 130 
% = ; ‘ Zs - Shire 
invereil de ..| 48,693 | From sale for tem-| 10 ,, . 1909 Hardinge..} Moredun ..|; Guyra Shire . 22S @ 
: “ae porary common. & (about), 
De) 2% @e ..| 43,694 | From license and} 10 ,, ¥ de de a re Ge MS, 
" : annual lease for| ’ 3 (about), 
ent “y ‘ temporary oom- z 
: iy s | gon, ; 
Albury de ..| 2,127 | From sale for tra-| 31 ,, 1879, Hume...) Round Hill) Culcairn?Shire. 3 2 83 
s _ yelling stock. ; ; . 
Do de .. 363 | From lease .. .| 12 Aug,, 1878 de as do ey 3 2 33 | 
Tumut dO: hiaies From sale or lease| 24 Feb., 1915) Wynyard..| Tumut Gadara Shire .. 5.0 5 
* under section 206. (Partly within suburbs 
; ib) 3% . ;  enhge of Tu mut.) 
Dunedoo Central. . From sale or lease} 1 Jan., 1921! Lincoln Cobborah..| Cobbora Shire. 40 0.0 
Central under section 228. 
. Murwillum-| Eastern..| .... de, Sas ieee a 1922) Rous Ghilling- Tweed Shire .. 9 6 0 
bah. : if eben hana, 44 (about), 
Careoar do ~..| £43,099 | From sale fortravel-| 30 Sept-, 1908 Goorgiana. | Julong ..| Crookwell 42.3 0 
‘ : ~ | ling stock, camp-| .- “/ ; Shire, 
ing, and water} ; 
Poigires supply. As ; ; 
Port Mac- do .. 157 | Fromsaletorcamp-| 4 ,, . 1882) Macquarie | Cogo Hastings Shire) 34 1 0 
quarie. : i OB Se ae be ; 
Gundagai .. do ..| 12,468 | From Jease other| 20 Aug., 1800) Clarendon.| Wantabad-| Illabo Shire ook 30 
than annual lease. | : 4 gery. 
(Suburbs of| Wantabad- |. > 
v + : : BLS gery.) ‘ : * 
Do ._do ..| 41,887 | From sale for tra-) 7 Aug., 1907 do ae do ee P a rda mbar Ooi. ba 
; ‘ velling stoek and [ae 
i : ; camping. pear 
Gloucester . do ..| 52,788 | From sale orlease| 3 May, 1918 Gloucester,| Fens » Stroud Shire..; 17 2 0 
generally, a eee eas, 5 (about), 
_ Braidwood.. do Reserve from sie} 4 Aug., 1922) St. Vincent] Budawang.) Tallaganda 4320°°.0...0 
; # _and lease under _ Shire. | 
2 section 206, ~ I. =) 
Gloucester .. @o ..| 52,24¢| From sale or lease} 1 June, 1917) Gloucester,| Karuah Wallarobba 1,290 0 0 
t ~ : otherthan special}. ws ‘ Shire.| 
: or annual lease. ee 2 3 : } 
Walcha .. do .. 339 | From sale for tra-| 1 July, 1874) Vernon ..| Aberbaldie | Apsley Shire ..|. 63 0 0 
; aay yelling stock., eA 4 } (about), 





ern corner of the portion ; by a line south to that point ; and thence by portions 59 and 58 aforesaid to the point of commencement. 


That part within reserve Occ. 1922- 


No. 55,893 from sale and 
lease other than special 
lease, notified this day. 


s- 


The whole ..0 «os 


do 
da 


do 


| That part. lying to the 


south of portion 197. 
x) : 


Part within portion 84, 
Plan H, 3,898-1,668. 


ae Ba 
The whole; portion 67, 
Plan W, 5,061-2,119. 


The. whole; portion 97. 
Plan L, 3,349-1,566. 

The whole; being expired 
Special Lease 1914-4. 

Part within portion 268. 
Plan G.'5,301-1,506. 


4 
Part. within portion 76, 
M. 3,803-666. 
The whole .. 


do 


Part within Rooke Island, 
Myall River, 

The ‘whole. Plan V. 

3;228-2,013, R, 

The part within portion 
8, Plan 8. 3,709-1,497, 
R. 


s 





7,961. 


Aln. 1992- 
"8,973; 


Ms, 1992- 
9,074. 
Ms. 1922- 
9,134, 


Mg, 1922- 
10,376, 
Ms, 1922- 
10,643. 

ae 


Ms, 1922- 
11,076, 
de 

Ms, Ls. 

1922-14,772, 


Ms. Ls. 
1922-14,775. 

Ms, Ls. 
1992- 14,926. 

Ms, Ls. 
1922-14,928 


Ms, Les. 
1922: 14,929. 
Ms. Ls. 
1922-14,938. 


Ms, Ls. 
1922-14, 941. 
Ms. Ls. 
1920-15,434, 


C.8. 1922- 
22,883. 


»Ms. Ls. 
1922-14,092, 


: : e 
* Commencing at the south-west corner of portion 92; and bounded thence by that portion and portions 99 and 100 north-westerly to a point due east of the 

_ south-east corner or portion 105 ; by a line west ; thence by linea parallel to and 10 chainsin rectangular distance west from the north-western boundaries of 
portions 100, 99, 92, and 9), in all about 65 chains ; and by a line north-easterly to the point of commencement, ~ 


Walcha | Bastern..| 339 | From sale for sl 1 July, a) Vernon 


velling stock, 


',.| Aberbaldie | Apsley Shire ... 


22) Oe 0 
(about), 


trae 


Ms. Ls. 
1922-14,092. 


- _. + Commencing at the north-west corner of portion 105, and bounied thence by its most northern boundary and the north-easterly prolongation of that 
boundary; by lines parallel toand 10 chiins in rectangular distance east from the eastern b yun laries of portions 67, 103, and 65; by the extreme northern 


boundary of the reserve; 2nd by portions 65, 103, and 67 aforesaid, to the point of commencewent. 
. a” 


“Waleha - Eastera -| . 579 | From, sale for brani 2) May, Cig ro ay 


yelling stock. 


| Aberoildie| Ansley 4. 


“| is 0). 


{ 


+ 
4 


Ms, Ls. 


| 19 22-14,092. 


_ ¢Commencing on the eastern boundsry of portion 102 at a point due west of the norih-west corner of portion 37; thence by a line east hy lines parallel 
to and 10 chains in rectangular distance east from the eastern boundaries of portions 102, 101, 71, 19, 29, 130, and 65 to the extreme southern boundary of the 


7 


_ Teserve ; by that boundary and portio 


ns 65, 130, 29, 19, 71, 101, and 102 aforesaid, to the point of commencement. 








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6612 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. itl. —«*[15 Duc, 199 
[4902] ; Sydney, 15th Deceartees Sse ‘ 





REVOCATION OF CROWN-LEASE AREAS, ee 
T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Psialisuece Act, 1918, the Crown: loase mao Ma 


&c., particularised hereunder, are hereby revoked. 


WW. E. WEARNE, “Minister for Lends. 
| 























. 








tend Claes of Holding for which | Date of dige s ee 
‘District. Diviston. the land was set apart. Notification, ; papntye Parish. Shire, &c, Area. Eade revoked, Papers Fo, 
° wa | : 5 
: 2,0 EF Peis : 2 
Narrabri ..| Central ..| Crown-lease Area 3782 ..| 14 Oct., 1921 Nandewar..| Rusden ..| Namoi 3,870 0 0] The whole; portion / 8.} Occ. 1922- * 
: | ; , Shire.} (about). pan N. 2.216-1,774.| 6,488. 
; ; ol | 
D0 iH. ace do _..! Additional Holdings, at 10s.} 3 Sept., 1920 do -.| Billyena .. @ ..| 170 0 0)|/The part lying ‘between do 
; per acre, . 2 ‘ (about). portions 124 and 125, ? 
‘ parish of Billyena, and 
portion 15, parish of 
Deriah. 
Molong  ..| Eastern ..| Crown-loase Area No, 2,769 ..| 17 Noy., 1916 Ashburn-. | Wolabler ..| Boree Shire} 443 2 0 | Portions 103 and 109.) Ms, -1922- 
: . ham, Plans A. 7,919 and} 11,011. p 
‘ ap 7,929-1,770. 
Lithgow .. do ..| Crown-lease Area No, 3,665 ..) 26 ,, 1920 -Cook --| Lidsdale ..} Blaxland 660 0 0| That part within designed Ms. Ls. 
Shire, (about). Block A. 1922-10,333. 
[4017] Syianey, 16th December, 1922. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR AN ORIGINAL HOMESTEAD FARM. 


at: is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Orown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands comprised ad 


within the area hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for an oe Homestead Farm, and shall be disposed, of under the 
prevailing conditions of the law. 


The area will be available on and after 5th FEBRUARY, 1923, before which applications should not be Toaged. 
An application shall be in Form 9, and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land becomes 


available, or it is intended to effect improvements instead of paying rent) shall be accompanied by ons hailf-year’s rent in advance, | 


and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee; but upon confirmation of an application such rent (if it is not intended to 
effect improvements instead of paying rent) and survey fee must be paid. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee 
sooner) be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 


All applications should be lodged with the local Crown Land Agent by the applicant ip person, or by his agent in person dul? 
authorised in writing, and all applications in posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 5th February, 1923, or at an 
time between the 5th Februagzy, 1923, and the 10th February, 1923, ‘inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed to ‘be and to 
have been lodged with such Land Agent simultaneously on the 5th February, 1923. 


The Homesteac Farm will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts and the Regulations thereunder, and to 
the following special conditions :— 


(a) The holder of any Homestead Farm shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to : 


free and keep the land free from rabbits and other noxious animals, und to eradicate and keep the land clear of all ote & 
ear, noxious scrubs, undergrowths, and weeds. : 
(6) The holder shall preserve ample green timber for shelter and shade purposes. 
(c) The boundaries of the farm are to be fenced with a six-wire fence within five years of date of confirmation of application : 
Sate , however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the ‘approval of the Local Land 
‘ Boar 


The principal conditions which attach to a Homestead Farm are residence for a term of five years and payment of rent. 
The Homestead Farm is not transferable until the condition of residence attaching thereto has been performed. | 


After the expiration of five years from the confirmation of application a grant of the Farm will issue, provided all required 
eonditions have then been complied with, 


Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown, the Kotter shall pay the capita! value ae 


o{ such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, 
‘Wz E. WEARNE, Minister: for Lands. 





Norr.—All information may be obtained from, and all ee of awa will be filled ¢ tn by, the Crown Cands sens free of cost 
if vo destred by the applicant, 








HOMESTEAD FARM AREA No. 1,456, 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp District or GosForD, AND Erina SHIRE, 










































Be] é 
Bs £ ‘ zy 
aoe 2 
ae | 3& ~ Nature and Nearest 
33 aloes Estimated Value Town and Character of Land, Soil, Timber, &., < 
of 2 £ of distance Water Supply. 
i) <3 Improvements, therefrom, Mart 32 f 
$3 g : 
aq {° m p 
er ey 
Acres, . ‘ 
N orthum- Mangrove,.| 77 238 Nil, ~ Gosford, sbout| Mountainons country, sandstone formation ; 
ber!and. i i 29 miles east- sandy soil, gravel and clay subseil ; part agri- 
‘ ’ erly by good! © cultural land ; timber—gum, blackbutt, oak, 
_| road; Man- and turpenti ne: country is suitable for pas:ion 
grove Creek, fruit, tomatoes, and fruit trees. Average annual 
§ about3 miles, rainfall, about 40 inches, 
Plan N, 5,906-2,111, 
Ms, 1922-12, 340, 
i a a gee 





Th IS TNE ny Ris Te AS Ga AREA ee 
Norz.—Includes part (238 acres) of Homescead Farm Area No. 332, notified 22nd July, 1914, and-reserve from sale or lease ander section 206, wane sd 
28th July, 1922, which are hereby revoked, 






15 Drc., 1922.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 171. 6615 








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4 


[4015] : Sydney, 15th December, 1922, 
NOTIFICATION SHITING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL SUBURBAN HOLDINGS. 


j te is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands comprisec 
within the areas hereunder mentioned are hereby sot apart for Original Suburban Holdings, and shall be disposed of under the 
prevailing conditions of the law. 


The areas will be available on and after 5th FEBRUARY, 1923, before which applications should not be lodged. 


An application shall he in Form 9, and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land becomes 
available) shall be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance, and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee; but upon 
somfirmation of an application such rent'and survey fee must be paid. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee 
sooner) be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 


All applications should be lodged with the local Crown Land Agent by the applieant in person, or by his agent in person duly 
authorised in writing, and all applications in posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 5th February, 1923, or at 
any time between the 5th February, 1923, and the 10th February, 1923, inclusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed to 
be and to have been lodged with sueh Land Agent simultaneously on the 5th February, 1923. 


The Suburban Holdings will be subject to the general provisions of ‘the Crown Lands Acts and the Regulations thereunder, and to 
the following special conditions :— 


(a) The suburban holder shall take such measures as the Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep 
the land free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and keep the land clear of all prickly-pear, noxious 
scrubs, undergrowths, and weeds. 


(6) The Suburban holder shall preserve ample green timber for shelter and shade purposes. 


The prineipal conditions which attach to a Suburban Holding are residence for the term of five years and payment of rent, but any 
building erected must conform to the ordinances under the Local Government Act. 


After the expiration ef five years from the confirmation o! application a grant of the Holding will issue, provided all required 
conditions have been complied with. 


Where any land contains improvements which are or are nut the property of the Crown the holder shal) pay the capital value 
of such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Aet, 1913. 





W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


Nots.—All information may be obtained from, and all forms of application will be filled in by, the Orown Lands Agent free of cost 
if so desired, by the applicant, Se a NOL 





SUBURBAN HOLDING AREA No. 1,467. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp Disrerct or Tzemora, Tamona MUNICIPALITY. 















Pa 
®. 2 a s Nagure and abana x be fo 
5.5 Survey Estimeted Value Town araeter of Land, Soil, Thober, 
County. S23) $4 Foo. of distanee Woter Supply. ore 
Ear) < a Improvements. therefrom. 
4 B 
a 





a re ee 





Rote ws. J Sosy dole ay Gs 
Bland ».-| Bunda- 1,026 |9 019] 7219 0 116 6; 4 6 8| Fencing, £2 Is. 3d.;) Temora, 14 miles} Very gently undulating ; red loamy to clay and 
warrah, fencing, £2 9s.| southerly, gravelly soil; green box timber, suckers, and 

half value ; tank, seedlings ; no permanent water supply ; exist- 
£5 ; total, £9 10s, ing tank is in holding ground; suitable for 
3d. Crown pro- residential site. Rainfail, about 19 inches. 
perty. Fencing, Plan B. 3,930-1,946. 
£2 11s. 3d., half Ms. 1922-3,813, 
value, Property 
of adjoining 
owner, 




















—__—___, 


Norge,—Reserve (7 acres 3 roods 10 perches) frum sale and lease under section 206, and part (9 acres 0 roods 19 perches) of reserve from conditional sale, 
procalimed 4th June, 1880, within the above, are hereby revoked, Within Temora populatien area, which is not affected by this notification. 





SUBURBAN HOLDING AREA No. 1,468. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 


Lanp District of BaLRANALD SouTu, and WaxkooL SHIRE. 






















3 2 7 
& 
e bs Annual 
B3 | os Capital é 
b0 o Rent Nature and Nearest 
8 5.5 eq fot for first Survey Estimated Value Tewn and Character of Land, Soil, Timber, &e., 
-sa| us eriod of | Period Fee. of distance Water Supply. 
2m <2 DD ears of Improvements. therefrom. 
BS 3 y * | 20 years, 
alice 
£& 8: d. ; 
Wakool .«.| Tooleybuc., 30 6.0 0 Nil. Tooleybue, Level country ; grey, clayey and red loamy soil 
: about 4} mile) over clay subsoil; timbered with open forest 
westerly. of box and gum; suitable for agriculture. No 
Piangil rail- natural water supply. xood tank sites. 
way station, Rainfall, about 13 inches, 
about 4 miles} Plan W. 2,523-1,917. 
south- Ms. 1922-9,132. 
aia westerly. 











Norr.—Includes part (portion 50) of Suburban Holding Area No, 247, notified 14th May, 1913, and reserve from sale and lease under section 206, 


which are hereby revoked. 
No, 171, 15 December, 1922,—5, 


6614 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 171. [15 Deo. 1922. 








[4016] Sydney, 15th December, 1922. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL CROWN-LEASES FOR GRAZING. ONLY. 
if is hereby notified, for public information, that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, the Crown 


Lands comprised within the area hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart fot an Original Orown-lease for grazing only, and shall » 


be disposed of ander the prevailing conditions of the law. Ate ae 
The area will be available on and after 5th FEBRUARY, 1923, before which applications should not be lodged, 
An application shall be in Form 9; and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land becomes 
available), shali be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance, and by an instalment, of one-tenth of the survey fee; but 
upon confirmation of an application such rent and survey fe¢ must be paii, The te fee. shall pet: pee esites to pay the 
fee sooner) be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per anim on the amount unpaid. — . 


ne ~ oe * Fak } a 3 : gel ge 1 ; ee , go . Ms eo Ee Syagas xe at suv eke Sake ge tgs o4 speci (Dee : 
All applications should be lodged with the local, Crown Land Agent by the applicant.in person, or. by his agent in.person duly 


suthorised in writing, and all applications in posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 5th February, 1923, or at any 
timé between the 5th February, 1923, and the 10th February, 1923, inclusive, shall, where conflicting; together be deemed to be atid to 
havé been lodged with stich Land Agent simultaneously on the Sth February, 1923. : iy ih 

The land set apart is exempt from the operation of general license undér the Forestry Regulations. 


The Crown-leases will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts and Regulations thereunder, and to the following 
special conditions :— 

(a) The Crown-lessee shall not assign or sublet without the consent of the Minister for Lands, and if any stock not owned by 

the lessee are found depasturing on the Crown-lease it shall be prima facie evidence of subletting. . vn. os, : 

(6) Power will be reserved to thé Crown and to any person authorised by the Minister for Mines to enter upon the lease and 
search for and win minerals. During the whole currency of the lease th> area shall be open to the operations of miners’ 
rights and business licenses without interference or annoyance by the lessee, and the lessee shall post at each. place of access 
to such area calico notices, indicating; for public information, that such area is opén to the operations of miners’ rights. 
Such notices shall be erected and maintained to the satisfaction of the iocal Conditioval Purchase Inspector. a 

(c). Power will be reserved to the Crown to resumé any portion of the lease which may be required for mining, mining purposes, 
or any other public purpose, upon giving notice in writing and upon payment only of the value of the improvements on the 
portion resumed (such value not to exceed their costs); and a reduction of rent proportionate to the area resumed, In the 
case of resumption for mining or mining purposes, not less than one month’s notice, and in the case of resumption for any 
other purpose, not l3ss than three months’ notice in writing will be given to the lessee. 

(d) The holder of the Crown-lease shall, within six months from the date of confirmation of the lease, commence and take 
etiective steps to keep the land so leased clear of rabbits ana other noxious animals, and shall afterwards continue such efficient 
steps or means of keeping the land clear of the same during the whole term of the lease to the satisfaction of the Local Land 
Board. During the second year of the lease he shall commence and thereafter continue to clear the land of noxious weeds 
and scrub (except edible scrub) at the rate of not less than one-tenth of the total area each year, so that the whole shai 
be cleared during the first eleven years of the lease, and after any land has been cleared or operated upon the lessee shall 
keep it free from noxious weeds and scrub (other than edible serub) during the remaining term of the lease to the satisfac- 
tion of the Local Land Board. : ’ 4 

(e) The boundaries of the lease are to be fenced with a six-wire fence within five years of date of confirmation of lease: Provided 
however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundariés with the approval of the Local Land Board. 
Gates of access shall be erected where necessary for the convenience of miners. 

(f) No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the purpose of sale; except subject to the provisions of the Forestry 
Act, 1916, and Regulations thereunder at the time in force. Paya 

(g) The lessee shall destroy all useless timber, except stich as shall be necessary for the purposes of shade and shelter, and he 
shall. preserve sufficient useful timber (if any) on the land leased for the purpose of improvements thereon. All timber 
suitable for mining purposes shall be preserved. 

(%) The lessee may, however, take from the land leased to him such timber and other material for building and other purposes 
upon such land as may be required by him as tenant thereof: Provided such land is not comprised within a timber reserve or 
State forest. 

() The lessee shall take effective steps to eradicate prickly-pear (if any) from the land leased, and keep the land clear therefrom 
to the satisfaction of the Minister for Lands during the term of such lease. The lessee shall commence such operations within 
six months frora the date of confirmation of the lease, and within twelve months from such date shall clear from pear not less 
than one-third of the land leased. During each subsequent period of twelve months he shall eradicate the pear from not 
jess than an additional one-third of the area leased, so that the whole area shall be cleared within three years from the date 
of confirmation of the lease. :% ’ ey il aa gery 

(j) The right of conversion into a Homestead Farm, as provided by section 135 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 19138, is 

_ hereby barred. 

(%) The land shall be used for the purpose of grazing only. 

(1) The lessee shall carefully preserve all timber within strips of land at least 3 chains wide along each bank of all defined 
watercourses, and all timber within a strip of land at least 1 chain wide along the courses of all creeks and gullies, and across 
the lowest parts of flats where such gullies discharge water and there are no defined watercourses, within that part within 
Wyangala Dam Catchment Area. 


The term or the lease shall be forty-five years, and a condition of residence for a term of five years shall attach thereto, 

Where any latid contains improvements which, are.or atenot the. property.of the Crown the holdet shall pay the capital vaiue 
of such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


Norr.—All information may be obtained from, and all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of 
cost, if so desired by the applicant, 














CROWN LHASE AREA No. 3,969 (CONVERSION BARRED). 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Boorowa, AND Murguneat SHiRs. 








3 q Annual 
4 Rent ~ Nature and ; ; 
a for firss | Survey Estimated Value Character of Land, Soil, Timber, &a, 
B period Fee. of Water Supply. a 
° 
88 ot Improvements, 
= 15 years, 
58 
Pg 
Acres. 
About fen ise Coy 28, Opie, :, 5 ch ws 
King ve/, Optom, <<], ic 860 98613 4{/ 311 8|17 6 8] Boundary fencing.| Yass, about 31} Poor, rough, stony, slate hills; timbered -with 
The property of} miles to S.;| thick brittle gum, apple, red box, ironbark, 
adjoining.holders-| Boorawa, &c. ; present carrying capacity about one sheep 
about 16 miles} to 6 acres; suitable for grazing only ; poor 
to N.W. water supply in gullies, Rainfall, about 23 
Do es do all es 790 255 6 8| 38 510) 16 0 0 do Oe do xs inches. 
Ms, Ls. 1922-11,254, 


























Se 


Norz.—That part of reserve 9,523 from C.S., notified 19th October, 1889, included in blocks A and B, is not affected by che above notification, Areas, 
capital values, rentals, and survey fees are subject to adjustment after survey. 





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15 Duo, 1922.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No.’171, 6615: 


u = a 2 " Ss 





[4003] . . Sydney, 15th December, 1922. 
NOTIFIOATION PLACING TRAVELLING STOCK AND CAMPING RESERVES UNDER CONTROL OF 
PASTURES PROTEOTION BOARDS. iy 


T is hereby notified, under the provisions of section 264 of the Pastures Protection Acts 1912, that the travelling stock 
and camping reserves, or parts thereof, not being held under lease other than annual lease or occupation license, or not 
being within a State Forest, or embraced by a public road or area under the control of a Shire Council, and being those 
mentioned in the Schedule hereunder, are placed urtér the control of the respective Pastures Protéetion Boards set forth in the 
said Schedule for a period of five years, 


[Ms. 1922~11,009; 11,010; 11,085 | W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 











Reserve 
No, 


Purpose. 








Parish, | County. | Remarks. 








LAND BOARD DISTRICT OF DUBBO; 
Pastures Prorection NisTRr0T OF CANONBA. 


Travelling stock... ae A vali gapaaas Darouble ... oe ...| Oxley ...| Hx. Sp. L. 21-6, 

Do fit hah Nemes oem as | PRG fo: Gi = hiss eve 1 de ot o 

Do “th “te ve i 592 | Collemburrawang ..| Ewenmar ....| The part in Canonba P.P.D. 

Do ae Ay ae | 1,605 do : 1 do ) 

Do saedniven®) ni-alioutiel| 05,6201. bialet a ea EA 5A tae Be aF 3 Neth enact 
Camping tee tes ni ail 55,575 | Garule ... ne ...| Oxley ..| Suburbs of Nevertire. 
Water .... x. aes ae ...| 3,562 | Kullendoon he ...| Hwenmar... Peas ieee ince tatteenae res 

PASTURES Protrotion Dierrior or CONDOBOLIN. 
Travelling stock ot a ..| 55,631 | Mogille _.., tes ...| Flinders mat ne dab ORB OOH Eos COT BCATEaOOO ee 

Do woe eee ee ao 55,631 Mogille Plain ene fen do coe eee eres veer ee nee os eee teense 

Do +8, Mi at .| 55,481 | Movundale a ch do tee shes emg ay Od) seUbWs deieteles « 

Do ner ate Fi S| Do.6e2) | Lhe Bluth... as “a do ot Meee entices fe sucsesaecees 

Do fea one et ve} 55,632 ) Moamley North ... ved do ei PiU tordes sameisennss soaltauess 

Do a3 aba ie ...| 55,632 | Mogille Plain... aa do seapie)  abdbasecosths cance +stcMeme ae 
Travelling stock and camping... {55,688 fo) Pb do ng oa SUEUR RE Eh: 

Do do os .. | 55,684 | Miamley North ... iff do Ae AEC SESE EH nook Hipoe sone sede 

Do do we ...| 565635 | Mogille ... wet ac do 





: Pastures Psorecrion DisrRict or COONABARRABRAN, 
Travelling stock and camping... ...| 35,125 | Tarambijal 


& 
° 
= 
OD 
B 




















Travelling stock... ie ‘as | 38,215 do Be oe4 ss: (ly GO ..; Hx. §.L. 04-35. 
Travelling stock and camping... vi}, 37,284 Gis 3 oe ...|eh do a TP cata Ph wcscetsecees scl 
Do do = .«| 37,216 | Youlbung... if .-. jab do ...| Ex. Permissive Occupancy, I acre 
for school site. 
PastuR#S Protection DisTRICT OF CoonaMBLE. 
Travelling stock and camping... ...{ 83,574 | Weetaliba... ses ,..| Leichhardt... SCH Sepeees opimsabocn dodeaqser 
Do do i” ...| 38,731 | Yarragoora a: i do | Mer caco ee lenaas dauanivey »sceet 
Travelling stock es ‘a ...| 32,940 | Yoee oa 35 do He Meco ere has canes caniegneet 
Do ge 4 oll Salen. Rae ee eS wal RPP er ry oer ects 
Travelling stock and camping... | 46,663 do Eas wet “a do il SARs AL Mei RE 
pea LO do Se: na HB aes do he ine He do Sar liamereseescmeee Maaenae seated tdeden 
Travelling stock... Bi a) (s | 23,389] Moolambong _... og do Pete Su ctaceredtonae BS ne PRP Ta 
Camping and water... an | 55,574 | Collinouie.., vas ee do PR ee vite ae SiyaNertcen sats seuss Od 
Crosaing ... = des Bes ..| 36,883 | Warraba East... we do we Maes Srecerodeuntrn olen stata’ 
PastugEs Proractron District or Dusso. 
Water ... S06 ob Ss ...| 25,118 | Nevertire ... ae 1, Oxley, ihe sashadseciareuacadlentsaeeceen 
Travelling stock and camping .. ..| 55,612 | Gewah  ... bg ..| 2wenmar .., ebceareatinenentsanabiceinetes 
Travelling stock... a “Hs ..| 1,680 | Bundijoe <:. oa an do ...| Hx, I.Ls. 1951-52. 
Water... ie eee aa ...| 19,645 | Killendoon se sap do ie Relavacee eeeialinelakemmncepictog 
Dowex ee esi sed .. | 54,849 | Wentworth es ...,| Narromine ...| Village of Narromine. 
JD) Omeevers ove ges ret {| 19,084 | Medway ... an .-| Lincoln ; Moasacesteaionestenan sae’ saa 
Camping and water... nit. 8 983 | Warrie _... to i do ...| Suburbs of Dubbo. 


LAND BOARD DISTRICT OF MAITLAND. 
PASTURES Prorgction District or Upper Hunter. 
Water ... Gee bss woe sal 241 | Park Be rs ...| Brisbane ..| Village of Parkville, 
LAND BOARD DISTRICT OF ORANGE. 
Pastures Prorrecrion Dastrict or BaTHonrst. 
33,511 


Camping and water... oo ods BRPSIOY. | sat 3, oc ...} Bathurst ...| Suburbs and village of Apsley: 


Ex. pors. 220, 314 and 315, and 
section 29, and allotment 1 to 6, 
| section 30. 


LAND BOARD DISTRICT OF TAMWORTH. 
Pastures Prorecrion Disrricr or COONABABRABRAN. 








Travelling stock... ive ba .1| 55,272 °° Baradine .. i ...| Bugaldie —...) Re Wittenbra 8. F. 274. 
Do AOD op pel? See2QG do A is x & Cale ae ah hash ce etN eee toes sete 
Do a $e et 55,227 do oH os a do wip Ex, I. L. 1,065. 

Do ner en one 941 do te. a _--| Carlo...: ne BP bias scien nwh une OR dam acte 
Do Soi rr ip oan do oh .. | Cooper ne OAGEOCED COCOAG ESS HECORE OE: 
Do eh eee = 1,587 do a an ude. oi Bee ais Meee ves cedetines eo tas 
Do mi tes tht BSSP do Pay, oe ...| Dandry ae BAe arecgeetiehace tates Jeg 
Do Di oe anal SHOOT!" do ir if oe de il ee eon eters 
Do ue “ep oa 941 do a a fee F700 a BE Ser Tscoad so fete tag ve wn. caPe 
Do wae LY fh css mieoon do Bee e ...| Ukerbarley ... COCA eee Aas Wee Ses pe 
Do “ag x vl Eek CORRE ch any 30 .. | Wittenbra .,.| Ex. Wittenbra S_ F. 274. 
Do a, A ...| 5b-620 |'Gowen ... ” 1) Belar ea eh. wis EERIE PASE 
Do aes FoF” ie 22,3004 ~ do Ae wae SL Coom@OReterchel) ket annaen tte conncotta tonne she 

f 6G | a bran 

Do Bo hae] 22,300 | do fone En a We A ait aOR oon 
Do Je veges] 6,201 do ee at ...| Piangula _...| Ex. 8. L.. 96-29 and 8. L, 96-19. 
Do “ ere se} 6,210 do 36 fed «| Uargon ay FoR CCOECOLDEOOUCL LU UIBcob soe = 

















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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 171 


[15 Dee. 1922, 





RESERVES UNDER CONTROL OF PASTURES PROTECTION BOARDS—continued. 





Purpose. 





Reserve 
No, 








Parish, 





Travelling stock... 


Do ees vee 
Camping and water 
Travelling stock... 
Camping and water 
Travelling stock... 

Do 

Do as 
Camping and water 


Travelling stock... ves 
Do 


Travelling stock and camping .. 


Do 
Travelling stock 
Travelling stock and camping . 

Do do 
Travelling stock st 

Do Age see 


Do 


do eee 


Travelling stock and camping . 
Access bp 


Dow 
Camping and water 
Water ... 

do 
Access 


Do 


Travelling stock and camping .. 
Travelling stock f 

Do 

Do 
Camping and water 


Travelling stock .. 
Do 
Do 
Do 
Travelling stock and camping... we 
Travelling stock.. 50 
Do x66 
Travelling stock and camping 5% 
Travelling stock.. 
Do 


Water .. 
Travelling stock and camping. bt 


Travelling stock and CAMPIDE » 
Travelling stock,., ss 
Do 
Do 








| County. | 


Remarks, 


—_—<$<—$<$—$$$_ $$$ $$$ 


LAND BOARD DISTRICT OF TAMWORTH —continusd. 
Pasturss Prorzorion DistRicr oF COONABARRABRAN—continue ’. 


6,259 


6,211 
55,535 
429 
55,535 
30,540 
1,9244 


| 19848 


52,321 


23,504 
28,554 


PASTORES 
5,685 


5,686 
1,€64 
43,622 


55,770 
339 


55,525 
55,526 
55,527 
55,528 
339 
1,174 
31,106 
31,107 
55,744 
41,817 





27,624 | 
55,633 | 








Gowen 


do 
Napier 

do 

do 


Pottinger ... 


White 


Baradine 


do 


eee 


i Clarke 


...| Yawinba 
.| Coonaba’ra- 


3 Berigerie 


Wallum- 
burrawang. 


fannawanda... 








bran 


PastuRES PROTECTION DIstTRICr OF PILLIGA. 
“il Baradine 


Protection Districr or TAMWORTH. 
Buckland ... 


do 
do 


Buckland ee 


Buckland .. 
do 

Darling 

Parry 


oe 
“i ee ee ee 


eee 


Pottinger ... 


do 


...| Moan 


Orawney 


- Pringle 
.| Coeypolly 


Carroll 
oo 


Quirindi 
Wallala 
Yarrimambah 
Bullimball 





Dungowan 
do Aer, 
do Ree 
do aah 
Wombramurra 
Gunnedah 
do 
Johnston 
do 


Werrie 

Manilla 
Royinn 
Bomera 








Guiligal 


LAND BOARD DISTRICT OF MORER. 
Pastures Protrctrion District oF MoREEz. 


2,798 
33,880 
26,632 
29,288 
52,978 
33,882 
33,880 

4,263 
27,179 

1,353 


27,808 
37,256 
37,255 
29,817 
27,809 
31,046 
27,528 


wf? 65,121 


41,197 
41,198 
27,808 
29,283 


“| 297283 


24,649 
929 
30,895 


Benarba 


c0) 


Stapylton ng 
do ; 


Burnett 


Stapylton ‘ 
Courallie .,, 





Terry Hie Hie 


Boonangar 
Boroo sat 
Cooloobong .. 
Greaves 
Kunopia 
Umbti 
Werrina i 
Wirrir North.. 
Yarouah 

do 


Campbell 


Peneumbont! 
do 


Gunnrannv ... 
Kianimo 
Gravesend 
Melleallina ... 
Greenbah 





Pasruges Protection Districr or NAarRaBel. 
.»| 32,740 


36,913 
43,630 


27,434 


Courallie 
do 


Nandewar 


Jamison 


see 


.| Burranbah 


.| Bollol 


do 


“ Gehan t 


Partly in Coonabarrabran P. P. 
District. 


.| Ex. parts in pors. 64, 63, 54, 56, 


and 56. 


Suburbs of town of Carroll (in 
two parts). 
Suburbs of town of Carroll. 


eee vede ©6000 0O0ere 1O@ 


Ex. pors. a, 16, 3], 9, 3, ‘Lo, 12, 
and 11. 


Municipality ‘of Quirindi, 
In two ) parts. ee aed 


Ceoe ree reeregeoaret Sooses 


...| Ex. Sp, Ls. 17-88, 39, and 40. 


fx. Sp. L. 07-28, 
The ae in \ pornianye 23. 


COde ee ree neeres 20 Bee ERE es 


e 5 © @ 


Fee nearer reereone 


Ex, §.L. 12-6. 
Ex. parts in T.8.R. 27,179 and 
Sp L. 1,848. 


POG ee eee roe ons cesses 


.| The remainder in this parish. 


eee reeree COO COT owe rod Heeeee 008 


18th section, “Lise. 140. 
Sc. L. 166. 


Shot eaccec tee Foe ieeres.ce 


Ex. 
Kx. 


Ex. Sp.1 L. 12-12, 


Ex. Sp. L. 09-27, 

Ex. A.S.L. 08-1, and Sp. Ls. 15- 
5 and 11-1, ‘ 

Partly, also within Tamworth 
Pastures Protection District. 


OF OCS e Om seer oseeseeseeeees ett 





15 Duc., 1922.] 





NEW sOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 171 


Purpose, 


Reserve 
No, | 


Parish, 


RESERVES UNDER CONTROL OF PASTURES PROTECTION BOARDS—continued. 


| County. | 


6617 








Remarks. 





Travelling stock... 


oO 


Water ... 


Oamping and water 


Camping... 


eee 


Travelling stock... 


ce) 


Water .., 


Travelling stock 


LAND BOARD DISTRIOT OF MOREE ~ continued. 
Pastures Protection District or NaRRABRI—contiuued. 


Travelling stock and camping ... 
Travelling stock... 
Dorwin:: 


Travelling stock ‘and camping is 


Travelling stock... 


Travelling stock and camping .. 


Travelling stock.. 


Travelling stock ‘and camping... 


Travelling stock... 
Do 
Camping reserve 


Travelling stock... 








27,512 | Jamison 
88,555 do 
55,464 do 
1,172 do 
40,659 do 
189 | White 
53,056 do 
9,487 do 


PastuRESs PROTECTION DistRIOT OF PILLIGA, 








Mellburra 


Thalabah 
Cooma 








Bulgarra 
Cooma 














27,402 | Benarba Markham 
7,125 do do 
36,837 do do 
36,838 do do 
1,966 | Jamison Billaboo 
1,755 do Cubbaroo 
28,747 do Merah 
1,158 | Baradine ... Bullerawa 
34,964. do a Milchomi 
1,15x do sh Moglewit 
1,158 do oh Tunis . 
274 | Jamison .... Weeta Waa .. 
PastuREs PROTECTION DistRicr OF pee rnets 
43,680 | Nandewar.,.. Bollol 
PastuRES PROTECTION DistRicT OF WALGETT. 
...| 55,198 | Baradine ... Doyle 
..| 38,344 do ae v 0 do ; 
conlke, S70 do ia tee wae Merritombea... 
1,158 do nae ee do ite 
2,782 Leichhardt ...| Colmia one 
34,372 do : ee ...| Gidgerygah ,., 
54,936 | Clyde at ...| Quabathoo 
«| 94,937 | do «as aa do 
PasTURES PRoTection DistTRICT OF WARIALDA. 
32,452 {| Burnett ... ...) Coolatai Saal 
55,181 do ...| Cox | 
54,379 do reel GOI Gas sae 
32,452 do | Parkhurst ...| 
1,154 do ae | Stuart 
16,958 do i co eee 
15,837 do 2 ...| Warialda 
24,821 Murchison. .| Derra Derra... 
84,451 do ...| Bingara 
37,817 do ee ...| Myall... 
41,327 | Stapylton ... .| IMingramindi.. 
1,186 do eoie do 
55 ‘055 Arrawatta .. Russell 











LAND BOARD DISTRIOT OF WAGGA WAGGA, 


Pastures ProtTeorion District or Youna. 
2,305 | Monteagle... 


Woodonga 





Ex. Sp. L. 16-5 and 7. 


POT eC eos ee. wee rewone seeeeees 


Ex. part ‘in TSR. 1,223, C.R. 
9,487 and portion 17. 


Ex. part in portion 17. 


scr ‘Partly also Moree P.P.D. 


Sree ree ooesre res 


beeereesees 


Ex. O.Ls. 3,860 and 2,943. 


.| Ex. part within T.S.R. 33,154, 


Ex. of Sp. L. appln. 21-12 Nar- 
rabri. 


Ex, part within T.S.R., 1,425. 


| Partly also in Narrabri P.P. 
District. 

The part within suburbs of 
Walgett. 


Bx 18th Section Lse. 79. 


2200 00e see Fee 088808 


Ex. CL. 4,937. a 


SOO e eOo oh eee sei voerreoenene 


Suburbs of town of Bingara. 


90168908608 108 Coe og roe nao 





[4012] 


Sydney, 15th December, 1922. 


WITHDRAWAL OF TRAVELLING STOCK AND CAMPING R#SERVES FROM THE CONTROL OF 
PASTURES PROTECTION BOARDS. 


Te: 


is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Pastures Protection Act, 1912, as amended by Act No. 40, 1918, 
and Act No. 25, 1920, ‘the p3rts of travelling stock and camping reserves particularised in the Schedule hereto shall ‘be and 


he same are herehy withdrawn from the control of the Pastures Protection Boards specified in such Schedule. 





Reserve, 


Travelling 


stock 


reserve 8,085. 


Travelling stock re- 
serve 40,863 from 
sale, 45,864 from 
lease generally. 


Travelling stock re- 


serve 2,127. 





Pastures Protec-| 


tion Board, 


Molong .. 





Moulamein.. 


Albury 














W. E. WHARNBE, Minister for Lands. 























SOHRDULE. 
County. Parish. Land Distriet. | Patt cyte be! bt ae eh rank of | Papers. 

.| Ashburnham] Barton Molong _...| Part bounded by lines east from the/Ms. 1922 
south-eastern corner of portion 290} -10,100. 
and south to the north-western 
corner of portion M.L. 9; thence by 
Boree Creek downwards to meet 
the southerly prolongation of the 
eastern boundary of portion 290, 
aforesaid ; and thence by that pro- 
longation north. 

Caira Mamenga ...| Balranald j Portion 23 and part east thereof,) Occ 
South.) situated west of a line joining the| 1922- 
north-east corner of portion 70 and) 7,961 
the south-east corner of portion 22. 
Plan C. 19-1,831. 
Hume Round Hill) Albury Part within portion 84. Plan H.) Ms. 1922 
3,898-1,668. -11,076 


ee ee ee ee ee arena 


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[15 Dec., 1922. 








[4010] Sydmey, 15th December, 1922. 
RESERVES FROM SALE AND LEASE 
GENERALLY. 
{7 is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
_ visions of the 28th and 29th sections of the Grown 
Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands here- 
under described shall be reserved from sale for the 
public purposes hereinafter respectively specified, and 
reserved and exempted from lease generally, and they 
are hereby reserved and exempted accordingly. 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
For Preservation of Native Flora. 


Layp, District oy Kempsey, Anp Maciusay Suiru. 

No. 55,910 from sale (55,911 from lease generally). 
County oi: Macquarie, parish of Palmerston, suburbs of 
Crescent Head, containing an area gf about 5 acres. 
lhe Crown Lands bounded by Killick or Crescent 
Head Creek, the lagoon. eenerally north-westerly to 
the northern boundary of the suburban lands; and 
thence by that boundary east to the creek afore- 
said. shown by red hatching on blue print ‘‘R’’ with 
papers. i 

No. 55,912 from sale (55,913 from lease generally). 
County of Macquarie, parish of Palmerston, con- 
taining. an area of about 31 acres. The Crown Lands 


within the following boundaries: Commencing at the ~ 


north-eastern corner of portion’ 70; and bounded 
thence by part of the ‘eastern boundary of that por- 
tion southerly about 314 chains to meet the north- 
westerly prolongation of the north-eastern side of a 
designed road; by prolongation and side of that 
road bearing about south 67 degrees east to meet a 
line parallel to the morth-western boundary of portion 
189 and rectangularly distant 2 chains north-westerly 
therefrom; by that parallel line north-easterly to the 
southern side of the public road from Kempsey to 
Crescent Head; by that side of that road westerly 
about 24 chains to meet a line at right angles; hy 
that line north-easterly about 54 chains to meet a 
line parallel to and rectangularly distant about 44 
chains south-westerly from the south-western side of 
a designed road described hereafter; by that line 
north-westerly about 4 chains; thence by a line at 
night angles to the last-described line north-easterly 
about 44 chains to the south-western side of a designed 
road; by that ‘side of that road north-westerly to its 
intersection with the suburban boundary at a point 
distant about 5 chains east from the south-eastern 
corner of portion 24; by part ofthat boundary west- 
erly; ‘and ‘thence by part of the eastern boundary of 
portion 70 aforesaid, to the point of commencement,— 
exclusive of roads along the’ eastern boundary of 
portion 70 and the northern boundary of the suburban 
lands, and of the public road from Kempsey to Cres- 
cent Head,—shown by red hatehing on blue print 
“R”’ with papers. 

[Ms. 1922-5453] 


No. 55,914 (from sale, 55,915 from lease generally). 
County of Macquarie, parish of Beranghi, containing 
an atea of about 102 acres. The Crown Lands 
bounded by the suburban boundary of the village of 
Crescent Head, portion 24, the south boundary of 
W. Thurgood’s Special Lease 19-36 of 304 acres, ‘and 
its prolongation easterly’ to the high-water mark of 
the ‘South Pacific Ocean; and thence by that’ high- 
water mark @énerally ‘southerly to the suburban 
houndary aforesaid.” ~ : 


[Ms. 1929-5453] 
For Village Purp)ses. 


LANp District or Moruya, anp Europopatna Sutre. 


No. 55,889 from sale (55,890 from lease generally). 
County of Dampier, parish of Congo, containing an 
area of about 19 acres. The ‘Crown’ Lands within the 
following boundaries: Commencing on the shore of 
Tuross Lake at the south-east corner of portion 253; 
and bounded thence by that‘ portion, portion 213, a 
line south’ from ‘the’ south-east corner of the last 
mentioned portion to the south-eastern side of the 
road from Bodalla to Moruya; thence by that road, 
the western! boundary of portion 211, and a line south 
to Tuross Lake, and by that lake generally south- 
westerly, to the point of commencement. D. 436 and 
3,410-1,618 and P. 306-1,978. 

Note.—In lieu of notice in Government Ga 
8th December, 1992, © °°) Gasetie af 

' PMs. 1922-8002] 








For Public Recreation and Show Ground (Addition), 
Lanp District ow ALBURY, AND CuLcAIRN SHIRE. 
Within Round Hill occupation license No. 162. 

No. 55,896 from sale (55,897 from lease generally). 
County of Hume, parish of Round Hill, containing an 
area of 3 acres 2 roods 33 perches. The Crown Lands’ 
within portion 84." Plan H. 3,898-1,668. 

(Ms. 11922-11076] 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
For Public Recreation (Addition). 


Lianp Dis?ricr or SauRaNatp SoutTH, AnD WaAKOooL 
SHTRP. 

No. £5,893 from sale (55,899 from lease generally). 
County or Wakool, parish of Tooleybuc, containing an 
area of about 15 acres. The Crown Lands within that 
part of portion 25 situate east of reserve 61,642 for 
Public Recreation, notified 18th August, 1916.’ Plan 
Wi 2, 42520017. | 
[Ms. 1922-35485] 

HASTERN DIVISION. 
Hor Public Recreation. 
Lanp Dis?rRicr oF Moss VALE, AND WINGECARRIBEE 
‘ SHIR". 
; No. 55,909 from sale (55,901 from lease generally). 
County of Camden, varish of Bundanoon, containing 
an arez of 1 rood 5 perches. The Crown Lands as 


shown by red edge on plan Mise, 2,197 Gbn. 
['Ms."Ls. £922-13,988] 
For Preservation of Graves. - 

Lany Districr or Tarren, anp MANNING Sutre. 
; No. 55,902 from sale (55,903 from lease generally). 
euney of Gloucester, parish of Forster (village of 
‘orster), containing an ar ; 
Genre M ean pining an area of 61 perches. The 

wn Lands within the following boundaries: Com- 
mencing at a point hearing 72 degrees 33 minutes 7 
chains 12 links from the south-western ‘corner of 
Rpectal Lease 1921-21; thence: north 50 links, west 80 
inks, south 50 links, and east 80 links, to the point 


of commencement,—as shown on plan Ms. 2,896 
[MLL 1929-14530] Se hdle uidetecret 





Sydney, 15th December, 1922, 
RESERVES FROM SALE, LEASE, &c. 


1 is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
Visions cf the 29th sectiom of the Crown Lands 
Jonsolidation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands hereunder 
cereribed shall be and are hereby temporarily reserved 


em sale, lease. &c., as hereinafter respectively speci- 
red. ; 


[4011] 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


CENTRAL DIVISION, 

From Sale or Lease other than Improvement Lease. 
Lanp Dispric? or NARRABRI, AND Namor Surre. 
No, 55,891. County ot Nandewar, parish of Rusden, 

containing an a1ca of about 3,870 acres. The Crown 

Linds within the boundaries of portion 8. Plan N. 

2,219-1, 474. BR. 
Wo.75),802-" County of Nandewar, parish of Billyena, 

contiming un area of about 170 acres. The Crown 

Tands hounded ky portions 124 and 125, parish of 

Bilvena. -porticn 15, parish of Deriah, and reserve 

52,504 from’ sale or lease other than improvement 


lease, notified 19th July, 1918 ‘ 
[Oce, 1922-6,488] 7 shor Deca ee eae 


From Sale or Leagsg other than Special Lease. 


Lanp Districr ov BaLRANALD SoutH, and BALRANALD 
MUNICIPALITY, 
Within Yanga occupation license No. 76. 

No. 55,893. County of Caira, parish of Namanga, 
contalning an area of about 75 acres. The Crown 
Lands within the following boundaries - Commencing 
at the south-east corner of portion 22; and bounded 
thence by that portion westerly and northerly to Mur- 
rumbidgee River; thence by that river, portion 24, a 
line, and portion 70, to the north-east. corner of the 
lastmentioned portion; and by a line north-easterly, 
to point of commencement,—ineludes portion 23, of 44. 
acres.’ Plan C. 19-1,831. £ 

Notr.—Includes part (about 75 acres) of reserves 
45,863 from sale and 45,864 from lease generally for 


traveling stock, notified 12th October. i 
part is revoked this day. meas He, oie 
[Oce. 1922-7,961] 


lu ni tds 


15 Duc. 1922.] 





ae ht 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 171.” 


6619 





Sydney, 15th December, 1922. 


[4009] 
RESERVES FROM SALE. 
i is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the 28th’ section of the Crown Lands 
Consolidation Act, 1918, the Crown Lands hereunder 
described shall be teserved from’ sale for the public 
purposes hereinafter respectively specified, and they 
are hereby reseryed accordingly. ee, 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





CENTRAL DIVISION. 
For Travelling Stock and Camping 
Lanp Districr or Corowa, anp CorkEn Sune. 
Within Tarramia occupation license No. 164. 
No, 55,904. County of Denison, parish of Mulwala, 
containing an area of about 180 acres. The Crown 
Lands bounded by portions 306 and 304, the roads 
from Bull’ Plain’ to Paralwala. ‘and from Mulwala to 
ordwa ‘(each 3 chains wide), and a 1-chain public 
ss on the west of portion 140. Plan D. 1,845- 
1,798. é ‘ 
[Ms. 1922-9,134] 
- EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or BRAIDWOOD, AND TALLAGANDA SHIRE. 
No. 55,905. County of Murray, parish of Barnet, 
containing an area of 4 acres 1 rood 30 perches. The 
Crown Lands bounded by portions 39, 41, ‘and 42 ;— 
exclusive of ‘the public road from Goulburn to Braid- 


wood. 
[Ms. 1922-10,375] 
cae For Gravel Put. 


Lanp Disrrict or INVERELL, any GuYRA SHIRE. 

No. 55,906. County of Hardinge, parish of More- 
dun, containing an area of about 24% ‘acres. te 
Crown Lands lying between portion 197, the southern 
prolongation of the most easterly eastern boundary, 
and the eastern prolongation of the most southerly 
south boundary of that portion. 

Notr.—Includes part (about 24 acres) of reserve 
43,693 from sale, and reserve 43,694 from license and 
annual lease for temporary common, notified 10th 
March, 1909, revoked this day. 

[Ms. 1922-10,643] 
For Public Utility. 
Lanp District or Carcoar, AnD ABERCROMBIn SHIRE. 

No. 55,907. County of Georgiana, parish of Kemp- 
field, containing an area of about 2,290 acres. The 
Crown Lands bounded by portions 31, 24, 44, tho west 
boundary of portion 43, a line south about 20 chains, 
a line west parallel to and 46 chains north of the 





northern boundaries of portions 47, 48, and 49 to 
Grainger’s Creek; by that creek, portion 20, and again 
by Grainger’s Creek. °° ty aia . 
[ Ms. 1922-10,151] 
[4004] ‘Sydney, 15th December, 1922. 
MODIFICATION OF NOTIFICATION OF CROWN- 

LEASE AREA No. 2,769. — 

Lanp District or Motong. 
i* is hereby notified that, under the provisions of 

section 86 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 

1913, block E of Crown-lease Area No. 2,769, notified 
17th November, 1916, parish of Wolabler, county of 
Ashburnham, is hereby modified by the exclusion of 
443% acres, comprised in portions 108 and 109. Plans 
A. 7,919 and_7,920-1,770. The area is hereby reduced 
to about 1,480 acres, the capital value to £370, and 
the annual rental to £4 12s. 6d. The survey fee is 
hereby increased’ to £21 6s. 8d. a ii 
[Mis. 1922-11,011] ; 

W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





[4005] Sydney, 15th December, 1922. 


PROPOSED CANCELLATION OF DESIGN OF 
THE VILLAGE OF DRYSDALE WEST, 
PARISH OF MOQUILAMBA, COUNTY 
ROBINSON. 

eS is hereby notified, for public information, that, 
at the expiration of three’ months from this 

date, it is intended, under the provisions of section 

23 of the Crown Lands Consolidation ‘Act, 1913, to 

cancel the design of the village of Drysdale West. 

[Misc. 1922-9074] ’ hint 4 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


OF 


! 








[4008] Sydney, 15th December, 1922. 


WITHDRAWAL FROM ANNUAL LEASE FOR 
, PUBLIC POUND: 

|’ is hereby notified, for public information, that, 

in putsaance of the provisions of the 288rd, 28th, 
and 29th sections of the Crown Lands Consolidation 
Act, 1918, the land hereunder described’ is hereby 
withdrawn for Public Pound from Annual Lease No. 
1920-42, Braidwood, held by the Trustees of the Elring- 
ton Common, and reserved from sale for Public 
Pound and reserved and exempted from lease gener- 


ally. 
W. HE. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 

EASTERN. DIVISION, 

Lanp District or Bratpwoop, anp TALLAGANDA SHIRE. 
No. 55,894 from sale (55,895 from. lease generally). 
County of St. Vincent, parish of Elrington, suburbs 
of Hlrington, containing an area of 2 acres 3 roods 
erches. The Crown Lands within the boundaries 
of allotments 4°and 5, section 82. Plan Hi 35-1,721 


[Ms. Ls. 1922-14,490] 


25h 





—— 


Sydney, 15th December, 1922. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
“FOR ADDITIONAL CONDITIONAL PUR- 
CHASES, “CONDITIONAL LEASES, ADDI- 
TIONAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE LEASES, 
ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD SELECTIONS, 
ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD FARMS, ADDI- 
TIONAL SETTLEMENT LEASES, OR ADDI- 
TIONAL CROWN-LEASES. 
; Tis hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of section 85 of the Crown Lands Consol- 
dation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands comprised within 
the areas hereunder described are hereby set apart for 
additional conditional purchases or conditional leases 
(not being conditional leases taken up in virtue of 
and at the same time as original conditional purchases 
within the same area), additional conditional purchase 
leases, additional homestead selections, additional 
homestead farms, additional settlement leases, or addi- 
tional Crown-leases, and shall become and be avail- 
able therefor on and after the 5th February, 1923. It 
is further notified that the prices of the land for addi- 
tional conditional purchase, or the capital values, 
upon which provisional rentals (where required) shall 
be lodged, shall be as hereinafter respectively specified, 
except that the provisional rental to be lodged with an 
application for'a conditional lease or ‘an’ additional 
settlement lease, shall be 2d. per acre. Any additional 
holding acquired shall be subject to the same con- 
ditions (if any, and where appHcable) which attach to 
the pyrbicuiar ‘original holding in virtue of which the 
additional holding was applied for. 

Nork.—All’ information may be obtained from, and 
all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown 
Lands Agent free of cost, if so desired by the appli- 


cant. 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


[4007] 





EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Boorowa, anp MurRRUNGAL SHIRE. 
Price and capital value, Gs. 8d. per acre. 
County of King, parish of Opton, containing an area 
of about 170 acres. The Crown Lands bounded by por- 
tions 1385, 98, 94, 89, 92, 15. 47, and a line forming 
the westerly prolongation of the northern boundary of 
the lastmentioned portion. , 
Notr.—The included part of reserve 9,523 from 
conditional sale is hereby revoked. 
[Ms. 1922-11,254] 








[ 4006 | Sydney, 15th December, 1922. 


HRRATUM. 


N the eighth line of the Schedule to the Pro- 
A clamation headed ‘Notification of dedication of 
lands for public purposes under the Crown Lands Act 
of 1884,’ published’ in the Government Gazette No. 
152 of 4th December, 1907, folio 6617, under column 
headed ‘Allotment,’ for ‘1 and 2”’ read “1 and 2 
and closed lane.’ . 
[ Mise. 1906-19,875] 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


6620 ‘ 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 171, 


[15 Deo, 1922, 





[4014] Sydney, 15th December, 1922. 


CROWN LANDS NOT AVAILABLE FOR SETTLE 
MENT UNTIL FURTHER NOTIFICATION. 


1 pursuance of the provisions of section 84 of the 
Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, it is hereby 
notified that the Crown Lands comprised within the 
tracts or areas hereunder described shall not be avail- 
able for the purpose of any application until a further 
notification has been published in the Gazette. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Liraeow, AND BuaxtaAnp SHIRE. 


County of Cook, parish of Lidsdale, containing an 
area of about 660 acres. The Crown Lands within 
block A of Crown-lease Area No. 3,665, notified 26th 
November, 1920, revoked this day. 

[Ms. 1922-10,333] 


Lanp District or WALCHA, AND Apstey SHIRE. 
Within annual leases Nos. 32,571 and 1915-3. 


County of Vernon, parish of Aberbaldie, containing 
an area of about 167 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the following boundaries: Commencing on the eastern 
boundary of portion 102 at a point due west of the 
north-west corner of portion 37; and bounded thence 
by a line east; by lines parallel to and 10 chains in 
rectangular distance easterly from the eastern boun- 
daries of portions 102, 101, 71, 19, 29, 1380, 65, 103, 
and 67; by the north-easterly prolongation of the 
north-western boundary of portion 105, and by that 
portion and portions 67, 103, 65, 130, 29, 19, 71, 101, 
and 102, to the point of commencement. 

Notr.—Includes parts of travelling stock reserves 
339 and 579, notified Ist July, 1874, and 20th May, 
1878, respectively, revoked this day. 

[Ms. Ls. 1922-14,092] 


LANp District oF WALCHA, AND APSLEY SHIRE. 


Within annual lease No. 32,571. 


County of Vernon, parish of Aberbaldie, containing 
an area of about 63 acres. The Crown Lands within 
the following boundaries: Commencing on the north- 
western boundary of portion 100 at a point due east 
of the south-east corner, of portion 105; and bounded 
thence by a line west; by lines parallel to and 10 
chains in rectangular distance west from the north- 
western boundaries of portions 100, 99, 92, and 90 for 
a distance of about 65 chains; by a line north-easterly 
to the south-west corner of portion 92 aforesaid, and 
by that portion and portions 99 and 100 aforesaid, to 
the point of commencement. 


Notre.—Includes part of travelling stock reserve 
339, notified lst July, 1874, revoked this day. 
[Ms. Ls. 1922-14093] 


Lanp District or Monone, anp Borner Sutre. 


County of Ashburnham, parish of Wolabler, con- 
taining an area of 4434 acres. The Crown Lands 
within portions 108 and 109. Plans A. 7,919 and 
7,920-1,770. ; 
[Ms. 1922-11,011] 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 

Lanp District or WyYALonc, AND BuAnp SHIRE. 

County of Gipps parish of Wyalong, containing an 
area of about 120 acres. The Crown Lands bounded 
by_portions 665, 668, 667, 724, 688, 524, 700, 699, 698, 
697, 696, 695, 34, 33, and 116, Travelling Stock and 
Camping Reserve 26,169, notified 8rd July, 1897, por- 
tion 379, the railway line from Cargelligo to Wyalong, 
and by reserve 1,667m from sale for mining or mining 
purposes, notified this day,—exclusive of roads, streets, 
lanes, and reserves from sale for public purposes 
within the area described. 
[Ms. 1922-6,978] 








os 


Wribate Abhertisements, 


REAL PROPERTY ACT. 


[ntENDED IssvuE oF PRrovisionaL CERTIFICATES OF 


TITLE. 
Vol. 1,026, Fol. 121. Registered proprietor: George 
Upham. Land: 20 p., being eastern moiety of 


allot. 7, sec. 41, in Oxley-st., Bourke. 

494, Fol. 17, and Vol. 582, Fol. 16. Registered 
‘proprietor: Edmund Resch. Land: 2 r. 53 p., 
and 2 r. 25 p., being lots 54 and 58, andl a. lr. 
24% p., being lots 55, 56, and 57 of sec. 1, in 
Birtley and Riverside sts., Marrickville. 

1,951, Fol. 101. Registered proprietor: William 
Saville. Land: 218 a. 0 r. 36 p., being lot 8, sec. 
D., d.p. 5,852, Shire of Kyogle. 


Vol. 


Vol. 


I HEREBY notify my intention to issue provisional 
Certificates of Title for the lands above described after 
the expiration of twenty-one days from the date 


hereof. 
W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 
Registrar-General. 


WA: 


15th December, 1922. 
2257 





NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership hereto- 
fore subsisting between Rowland Leate Holle and 
Charles Kinnear, carrying on the business of tailors 
at 117 Bathurst-street, Sydney, under the name of 
Holle and Kinnear, has been dissolved as from the 
eighth day of December, 1922. All debts due to and 
owing by the said late partnership will be received and 
paid respectively by the said Charles Kinnear, who 
will continue to carry on the business under his own 
name at 422 Pitt-street, Sydney. 
Dated this eleventh day of December, 4.p. 1922. 


ROWLAND LEATE HOLLE, 
CHARLES KINNEAR. 


Witness to both signatures,— 
H. V. CHEn@ey, 
Solicitor, Sydney. 
2238 10s. 


ee i ES TT 
eS 


NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership which - 
has for some time past been carried on by Frank 
John Murray and John Edward Cashman, under the 
firm name of “J. Murray & Co.,’’ at Gladesville, in 
the trade or business of structural steel works, was 
dissolved by mutual consent as from the. thirtieth 
day of November, one thousand nine hundred and 
twenty-two. All debts due to and owing by the said 
late firm will be received and paid respectively by 
the said Frank John Murray, who will continue to 
carry on the said business under the said firm name 
of “J. Murray & Co.”’ 
Dated this eighth day of December, 1922. 


F, J. MURRAY. 
Witness to the signature of Frank John Murray,— 


A. C. W. Hitt. 
J. E. CASHMAN. 
Witness to the signature of John Edward Cashman,— 
A. C. W. Hira, 
Solr., Sydney. 
2230 iiss 


NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership here- 
tofore subsisting between Henry Waymouth and 
George Henry Humphries, at No, 71a King-street, 
Newtown, leather goods manufacturers, has this day 
been dissolved by mutual consent. The said Henry 
Waymouth will continue to carry on the said business, 
and will pay all debts and discharge all obligations 
of the late firm, and will be entitled to receive any 


“moneys payable to the said firm. 


Dated this thirteenth day of December, 1922. 


H. WAYMOUTH. 
Witness to the signature of Henry Waymouth,— 


C. H. Traqup. 
GEORGE HUMPHRIES. 
Witness to the signature of George Henry Hum- 
phries,— 
©. H. Traqur. 
WituiAmM ARNOTT, 
Solicitor, / 
Dalton House, 
115 Pitt-street, Sydney. 


2237 | = 10s. 


15 Drc., 1922.] 





NOTICE is hereby given that the perputrehip hereto- 
fore existing between Leonard William Dodge, Ettie 
Dodge, and Claude Allan Wood, carrying on business 
as a sports depot at numbers ten and twelve Hunter- 
street, Sydney, under the name of ‘‘L. W. Dodge & 
Company,’’ has been dissolved as from the thirtieth 
day of June last, so far as concerns the said Claude 
Allan Wood, who retires from the said firm; and all 
debts due to and owing by the said late firm will be 
received and paid respectively by the said Leonard 
William Dodge and Ettie Dodge, who will continue to 
carry on the said business in partnership, under the 
name of ‘“‘L. W. Dodge & Company.” 
Dated this first day of December, one thousand nine 
hundred and twenty-two. 
L. W. DODGE. 


EK. DODGE. 
Witness to signatures of Leonard William Dodge and 
Kttie Dodge,— 
Vero Reap, Solicitor, Sydney. 


C. A. WOOD. 
Witness to signature of Claude Allan Wood ,— 
W. J. F. Rors, Solicitor, Sydney. 

2227 14s, 
NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership lately 
subsisting between us, the undersigned, Albert Warnes 
and Sidney Thomas Warnes, as shell lime merchants, 
at Canal-road, St. Peters, under the firm of ‘A. 
Warnes & Son,’’ has been dissolved as from the 3rd 
October, 1922, and that as from such date the said 
business will be carried on by the undersigned, Sidney 
Thomas Warnes and William Jaffray Marlin as part- 
ners, under the firm of “A. Warnes & Son.’’ All 
debts due and owing to or by the late firm will be 
received and paid by the said Sidney Thomas Warnes 
and William Jaffray Marlin. 


As witness our Hands, this thirtieth day of 
November, 1922. 





A. WARNES. 
S. T. WARNES. 
W. J. MARLIN. 
Witness to signatures of Albert Warnes, Sidney 
Thomas Warnes, and William Jaffray Marlin,— 
C. A. PENNINGTON, 


Conveyancer, Sydney. 
2201 ra } lls. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership here- 
tofore subsisting between Samuel Henry Collins and 
Benjamin George Nicholas, carrying on business as 
brous manufacturers, at Narrabeen, under the style 
or firm of ‘‘Narrabeen Fibrous Works,” has been dis- 
solved by mutual consent as from this date. All debts 
due to and. owing by the said late firm will be re- 
ceived and paid respectively by the said Samuel 
Henry Collins, who will continue to carry on the said 
business under the style or firm name of “Narrabeen 
Fibrous Works.’ 

Dated this 13th day of November, 1922. 


é SAMUEL HENRY COLLINS. 
Signed by the said Samuel Henry Collins in the 
presence of,— 
Jno. C. Wesster, 
Solicitor, 
Sydney, 
BENJAMIN GEORGE NICHOLAS. 
And by the said Benjamin George Nicholas, in the 
presence of,— j 
F. Grevities, 


C. of E. Clergyman, 
Narrabeen, 


‘ 





2224 12s. 
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.” 
NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership which 


has for some time past. been carried on by John 
Thomson and Nathan Sydney Woodhouse, under the 
firm or style of Thomson and Woodhouse, under- 
takers, Camp-street, Grenfell, was dissolved by mutual 
consent as from the 30th day of September, 1922. All 
debts owing by the said firm will be paid by the said 
John Thomson, to whom all monies owing to the said 
firm are to be paid. And further: take notice that 
the business in future will be carried on by John 
Thomson and Albert Edward Selwyn, under the firm 
name of Thomson and Selwyn, 


Dated this 4th day of December, 1922. 


JNO. THOMSON. 
N. .S. WOODHOUSE. 
A. E. SELWYN, 
Witness to the above signatures ,— 
Harorp S. Howarrn, 
Newspaper Proprietor. 





2258 





10s. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 171. 6621 








| IN THE MATTER OF DELUNGRA TIN MINES 


LIMITED, 
(In LiquiparTion.) 


NOTICE is hereby given that the creditors of the 
abovenamed Company are required, on or before the 
5th day of January, 1923, to send their names and 
addresses, and the particulars of their debts or claims, 
and the names and addresses of their solicitors, if 
any, to the undersigned, the Liquidator of the said 
Company, at 89 Pitt-street, Sydney, and if so re- 
quired by notice in writing from the said Liquidator, 
are by themselves or their solicitors to come in and 
prove their said debts or claims at such time and 
place as shall be specified in such notice, or in default 
thereof they shall be excluded from the benefit of any 
distribution made before such debt is proved. 
V. V. RUDDER, 
Liquidator. 
Dated this first day of December, 1922. 
2206 Ost 





KALSO KAOLIN LTD. (In Liqurpatton). 


NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to the ‘‘Com- 
panies Act, 1899,’ that a General Meeting of the 
Members of the above Company will be held at the 
offices of Richard H. Brown, F.C.P.A., 89 Pitt-street, 
Sydney, on Friday, the nineteenth day of January, 
1928, at 10 o’clock in the forenoon, for the purpose 
of having an account laid before them showing the 
manner in which the winding-up has been completed 
up to the said nineteenth day of January proximo, 
and the property of the said Company disposed of, 
and of hearing any explanation that may be given 
by the Liquidator; and also of determining, by Extra- 
ordinary Resolution, the manner in which the books, 
accounts, and documents of the Company, and of the 
Liquidator thereof, and the lease of the mine at 
Pambula, shall be disposed of. 
Dated this seventh day of December, 1922. 


RICHARD H. BROWN, F.C.P.A., 
Liquidator. — 
2199 9s. 








FRED, ALDERSON & CO. LIMITED. 


NOTICE is hereby given that at an Extraordinary 
General Meeting of the abovenamed Company, held at 
the Company’s offices, Macdonell House, 321 Pitt- 
street, Sydney, on the 22nd day of November, 1922, 
the following Special Resolution was passed, and at a 
subsequent Extraordinary General Meeting of the 
said Company, held at the Company’s offices as afore- 
said on the 7th day of December, 1922, the said 
Resolution was duly confirmed, namely ;— 


That the Company be wound up voluntarily under 
the provisions of the “(Companies Act, 1899,’’ and 
that Fred. Alderson and Thomas St. Vincent 
Morony be hereby appointed Liquidators for the 
purposes of such winding-up. 


Dated this 7th day of December, 1922. 


FRED. ALDERSON, 
Chairman. 
2200 9s. 


een 


TATE’S TARRED-METAL AND CONCRETE 
MIXER LIMITED COMPANY. 


SrecraL Resonvrton. 


‘Passed, 25th November, 1922; confirmed, 
9th December, 1922. 


AT an Extraordinary General Mecting of the Mem- 
bers of the Tate’s Tarred-Metal and Concrete Mixer 
Limited Company, of Petersham, duly convened and 
held on the twenty-fifth day of November, 1922, the 
subjoined Special Resolutions were duly passed, and 
at a subsequent Extraordinary General Meeting of 
the Members of the said Company, also duly con- 
vened and held on the ninth day of December, 1922, 
the subjoined Special Resolutions were duly con- 
firmed : — 


RESOLUTIONS. 
LeaePhat the Company (Tate’s Tarred-metal and Con- 
crete Mixer Limited) be wound up voluntarily. 
2, That Mr. James Tate be and is hereby appointed 
Liquidator for the purpose of winding up the 
Company. 


Sa at Petersham, this 11th day of December, 


‘ JAMES TATR, 
Chairman of Confirmatory Meeting. 
A. M. SHEPHERD, 
Secretary to the Company. 


2220 11s, 


IN THE MATTER OF THE AUSTRALIAN 
PATENTS MANUFACTURING 


LIMITED (In Liqurpatton). 


NOTICE is hereby given, in pursuance of section 141 
of the ‘‘Companies Act, 1899,”? that a General Meet- 
ing of the Members of the abovementioned Company 


will be held at the offices of W. H. Cadogan, Stewart, | 


and ‘Company, 12 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, on 
Wednesday, 18th January, 1923, at 12 o'clock noon, 
for the purpose of having an account laid before them 
showing the manner in which the winding-up has 
been conducted, and the property of the Company 
disposed’ of, and of hearing any explanation that 
may be given by the Liquidator, and also of deter- 
mining by Extraordinary Resolution thé manner in 
which the books, accounts, and documents of the 
Company and of the Liquidator thereof shall be dis- 
posed of. © 

~ Dated this 11th day of December, 1922. 


R. A. STEWART, 


12 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, Liquidator. 
2222 rE 10s. 





IN THE MATTER OF COORABIN COAL LIMITED. 
AT an Extraordinary General Meeting of the above- 
named Company, duly conyened and held at the Carlton 
Hotel’ Board Room, Castlereagh-street, Sydney, on 

hhursday, the 16th day of November, 1922, the 
following Resolutions were duly passed, and at a sub- 
sequent Hxtraordinary General Meeting of the Members 
of the said Company, also duly convened and held at 
the same place on Friday, the 8th day of December, 
1)22, the same Resolutions were duly confirmed as 
Special Resolutions, that is to say: 


J. That this Company be wound up voluntarily, and 
that Mr. 8. T. Wood be and he is hereby appointed 
Liquidator for the purposes of such winding-up. 

2. That the property of this ‘Company (other than the 
books’ and ‘docunients ‘hereafter ‘wontioned ), cou- 
sisting of certain Cash and 20,000’ fully paid-up 
shares of £1 each in the capital of Riverinh 
Collieries Limited, which were received as part of 
the consideration for the sale of this Company’s 
easepolds, shall, when the debts and liabilities of 
this Company and the expenses of the windit g-up 

have been paid or provided for, be distributed 
amongst the Shareholders in’ this Company in 
accordance with ‘Article 118 of the Articles of 
Associition of this ‘Company, and so that so far 
as may be each such Shareholder shall, in addition 
to ‘any cash payment to which he may in the 
course of the liquidation be entitled to receive 
approximately one share jn the capital of the 
Riverina Collieties Limited for each four shares 
held by him in the capital of this Company. 

3. That the preceding Resolution shall not entitle any 
Shareholder to claim’ an allotment or transfer 

of any fraction’ of’ a share in the capital of 
the Riverina Collieries Limited, but those shares 
which but for this Resolution’ would have 
been distributable in fractions, shall be sold 
by ‘the Liquidator of this Company, and net 
proceeds of sale shall be divided among the 
members of this Company who would have 
been entitled to such fractions in due pro- 
portions, and any such sale or'sales may be bi 
public auction or private contract, and either to- 
gether or in lots, and either with or without re- 
Serve, and subject to any special or other conditions 
and with power to buy in ‘and re-sell and generall 
upon such terms and’ conditions and in suc 
manner as the said Liquidator shall in his absolute 
discretion think fit. gt EA 

4. That the remuneration of the said HE, 

' fis services as Liquidator be and 
hereby fixed at tweitty-five guineis. 

5. That on the completion of the winding-up the books 

' and documents of this Company be disposed of as 
the Directors of this Company’think proper, ©. 
Dated this 11th day of December, 1922. 


D. O. RAMSAY, 
Chairman. 
30s. 


IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, 
1398, AND IN THE MATTER OF J. [LOTT 
(AUSTRALIA) LIMITED (In Liqurpation). 

NOTICE is hercby given, pursuant to section 141 of 

the ‘Companies Act, 1899.’ that a General Meeting 

of the Members of the abovenamed Company will be 
held at the’ office of Geo. A. Blackett, ¥.C.P.A.5 

Chatham House, 105 Pitt-street, Sydney, on Friday, 


I. Wood for 
the same is 


2268 





COMPANY | 





2211 


[15 Deo., 1922 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 171. 


the 19th January, 1928, at 12 noon, for the purpose 
of placing an account before the meeting showing the 
manner'in Which the winding-up has been conducted, 
and the property of the Company ‘disposed of, and of 
hearing any explanation that. may be given by the 
Liquidator, and also'of determining by Extraordinary 
Resolution the manner in which the books, accounts, 
and ‘documents of the Company, and of the Liquidator 
thereof, ‘shall be disposed’ of. 

Dated the twelfth day of December, 1922. 

. ) GEO. A. BLACKETT, 
; Liquidator. 

2228 9s. 





The Companies Acts, 1899-1907. 
INTER-CONTINENTAL TRADERS LIMITED. 
be ~ SPECIAL RESOLUTION. 
Passed, 14th Noyember, 1922; confirmed, 28th 
‘November, 1922. 


AT an Extraordinary General Meeting of Inter- 
Continental Traders Limited, duly’ convened and held 
at 19 Bridge-street, Sydney, on the 14th day of Novem- 
ber, 1922, the subjoined Resolution was duly passed, 
and at a subsequent ‘Extraordinary General Meeting 
of the said’ Company, also duly conyened and held at 
the ‘same place on the 28th day of November, 1922, 
the subjoined Resolution was duly confirmed ‘as a 
Special Wosolatlon . ; 
RESOLUTION. 
That the Company be wound ‘up voluntarily, and that 
Mr. W. R. Hilliard bé appointed Liquidator for 


the purpose of such winding-tp. | 
B. B. WILTSHIRE, _ 
Chairman of Confirmatory gens. 
; iS. 


2262 





POULSON FISHERIES LIMITED (tn Ligurpation). 
~ Norice ro Creprrors. 
FIRST accounts with plan of distribution, showing 
payment of a dividend’ of 2s. 8d. in the £€ on all 
proved claims may be inspected at the office of the 
Liquidator, Temple Court, 81 Elizabeth-street, Sydney, 
and notice is hereby given that dividend will be paid 
on Friday, 29th December, 1922, if not previously 


objected to. 
ve B. C. WALMSLEY, F.C.P.A., 
Liquidator. 


2267 6s. 





IN THE MATTER OF RASTON & COMPANY, 
BOE PETE PRD. ( 


AT an Extraordinary General Meeting of the abovenamed 

Company, duly convened and held’ at ‘*Chatham House,” 

105 Pitt-street, Sydney, in ‘the State of New South Wales, 

on Thursday, the 14th day of December, 1922, the following 

Extraordinary Resolution was duly passed and confirmed :-— 
It was resolved — 

“That it has been proved to the satisfaction ot the Share- 
holders that the Company cannot, b reason of its 
liabilities, continue its business, and that it is advisable 
to wind up same, and that accordingly the Company be 
wound up voluntarily, and that Mr. George Alexander 
Blackett, F.C.P.A., be and is hereby appointed liqni- 
dator for the purposes of such winding-up 4 

CICPARER Rae ALEXR. EASTON, 

Chairman of Meeting. 

12s. 6d. 


MUNICIPAL COUNCIL OF SYDNEY FISH MARKETS. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Municipal Council of 
Sydney, in pursuance of the provisions of the “‘ Sydney 
Corporation (Fish Markets) Act, 1922,” has established a 
Public Market for the sale‘of fish in the building known as 


14th December, 1922. 
2285 





the Municipal ‘Fish Market, and situate in the City ot 
Sydney, in Quay-street, Thomas-street, and Thomas-lane. 
Dated this fifteenth day of December, 1922. 
THOMAS H. NESBITT, 
Town Clerk of the City of Sydney. 
Town Hall, Sydney. Frys 


2266 7s. 





MUNICIPALITY OF LISMORE. 
NOTICE is hereby given that Mr. John William 


Nelson has‘ been duly appointed Deputy Town Clerk 
of the Municipality of Lismore, 
iriayer 


C. 4. BARHAM, 
& BA Town Clerk. 


5s. 


Council Chambers, Lismore, 
9th December, 1922. ‘ 


15 Dec., 1922.] 


MUNICIPALITY OF LISMORE. 


NOTICE is hereby given that Alderman Robert 
Brewster has been duly elected Mayor of the Munici- 
pality of Lismore for the current municipal year. 
C. A. BARHAM, 
Council Champers, Lismore. Town Clerk. 
“9th December, 1922,- 
9210 5g. 





NEWOASTLE CITY COUNCIL. 
Evecrion or Mayor anp Deputy Mayor ror Ensvine 
TERM. 
NOTICE is hereby given that Alderman Henry Peach 
Cornish has been duly elected Mayor of the City, 
and Alderman James Frier Grahame as Deputy 
Mayor, for the twelve months ending December, 1923. 


JOHN GLASSOP, 
Town Clerk. 
9955 se 





MUNICIPALITY OF GERRINGONG. 
Evection or Mayor. 
NOTICE is hereby given that at a Special Meeting of 
the Council of the above Municipality, held on the 
llth instant, Alderman James George Miller, J.P., 


Was unanimously re-elected Mayor for the ensuing | 


twelve months. 
| JOHN COPE, 
Council Chambers, Gerringong, ‘Town Clerk. 
11th December, 1922. : 
2254 6s. 








MUNICIPALITY OF THE GLEBE. 
NOTICE is hereby given that Alderman William 
Thomas Tate, J.P., has been duly elected Mayor of 
the Council of the Municipality of The Glebe for the 
term ending in December, 1923. ae 

THOMAS DENBY GLASSCOCK, 


Town Clerk and Valuer. 
Town Hall, The Glebe, 


11th December, 1922. 
2259 a 





MUNICIPALITY OF RYDE. 

Noxious Puants. 
NOTICE is hereby given that the undermentioned 
plants, at a Meeting of the above Council, were 
declared noxious plants within this Municipality. 


Scientific Name. Commonly known as, 


Bir lias AE ULECOUS co. ocean sf es cca ovine Blackberry. 
Centauria calcetrapa ............... Star thistle. 
MPIC Ora VEOIUS f..5.0:css cs. cacveece Stinkwort. 
Bursaria spinosa ........... et an Native blackthorn. 


D. N. MORRISON, 
Town Hall, Ryde, Town Clerk. 
llth December, 1922. 


2955 . Qs. 





MUNICIPALITY OF CONDOBOLIN. 
NOTICE is hereby given that I have declared the 
following nine Aldermen as duly elected for the 
acy period commencing on the 2nd December, 

ge i > ang mpe} 


Alderman T. Brady, W. ©. Biack, A. G. Carruthers, 
H. Dalmain, G. Hay, J. I. Laneyrie, H. F. May, 
P. F. Quirk, and J. A. Reynolds. 1 
¢ AUSTIN A. THOMPSON, 
_ Condobolin, \ ‘Returning Officer. 
eal 3rd December, 1922. ; ENTS 
2217 


{ 6s. 





MUNICIPALITY OF HURSTVILLE. 
Names or Roaps. — 
NOTICE is hereby given that the Minister for Local 
Government has approved, under section 2494 of the 
Local Government’ Act, 1919,” of the Council alter- 


. ‘ 47 Se . | 
ine the'newno of Peokiurst Park avenue, within the 


Municipality, to Oatley Park avenue. 
W. I. DONALD, 
Town Clerk. 


6s. 


Town Clerk’s Office, bs, Rett 
Hurstville, 7th December, 1922, 


221 


NW SOUTH WALES GOVEURNMGUNE G4Zieem My 171, 


ssl ed sa atc Saimin ONS 





6623 





MUNICIPALITY OF MOSMAN: 
ALTERATION OF NAMES OF STREETS. 
NOTICE is hereby given that the Minister for Local 
Government has approved under section 249 (4) of the 
“Tocal Government Act, 1919,’ ‘of the alteration ot 
the name of road and streets within this Municipality 
as under:— 
Military-road (from the intersection of Bradley’s Head 
road to Military’ Reserve), to be Middle Head 
road. 
Mary-street, to be Kardinia-road. 
Margaret-street, to be Iluka-road. 
Sarah-street, to be Morella-road. 
Melaleuca-street, to be Muston-street. 
The new names are hereby established accordingly. 


, ARTHUR ©. MARSHALL, 

Town Hall, Mosman, Town Clerk. 
8th December, 1922. 

2212 11s. 





MUNICIPALITY OF WOOLLAHRA. 
ELection or Mayor. 
NOTICE is hereby given that Alderman William 
Frederick Foster has been duly elected to the office 
of Mayor for the next ensuing term. 
Dated at Woollahra, this eighth day of December, 


1922. 

ove J. C. LOUGH, 
Town Clerk. 

Council Chambers, Woollahra. r 

9916: gat} ; 38. 





BYRON SHIRE. 
Pusiic GATE APPLICATIONS. 
NOTICE is hereby given that the following applica- 
tions have been received for permission to erect public 
gates, and any persons interested may lodge objections 
in writing within twenty-eight days from publication 
of this notice. } 
Applicants—John I. Stewart for gate on Mullumbimby 
'* Oreek road, at boundary of portions 111 ‘and 103, 
parish of Mullumbimby; L. S, Richards for gate 
on Mullumbimby Creek road, at boundary of por- 
tions 111 and 112, parish of Mullumbimby; C. G. 
Cornwell for gate on the Wilson’s Creek road, at 
eastern boundary of portion 57, parish of Toolond. 
R. BROWNELL, 
Byron Bay, Shire Clerk. 
9th December, 1922. 
9215 Qs. 





WINGADEE SHIRE. 
NOTICE is hereby given that Councillor George Dun- 
das’ Ritchie has this day been elected President of 
Wingadee Shite Council, for the period ending in 


December, 1923. 

J. M. McKINNELL, 
Shire Office, Coonamble, Shire Clerk. 
ave 12th December, 1922. 
2282 5s. 





WINGADEE SHIRE. 
NOTICE ‘is hereby given that, at a Meeting of Win- 
gadee Shire Council, held on 28th November, 1922, 


‘George Joseph Skinner, of Gulargambone, was ap- 


pointed Impounding Officer in Gulargambone Urban 

Area and Gular Village Area. 

J. M. McKINNELL, 

Shire Office, Coonamble, ~~ Shire Clerk. 
12th December, 1922. 

2283 y 5s. 


MUNICIPALITY OF KIAMA. 
Exection or Mayor. 

NOTICE is hereby given that at a Special Meeting of 
the Council of the above Municipality, held on the 
6th instant, Alderman Jonas Price, J.P., was unani- 
mously re-elected Mayor ‘for the ensuing twelve 
months. At the ‘same Meeting Alderman Jas. Pike, 
J.P., was elected Deputy-Mayor. 

JOHN COPE, 

Town Clerk. 


Ga. 





Council Chambers, Kiama, 


1th" December, 1922. 
2253 i ae ; 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 171. 


[15 Duc., 1922, 





6624 
“‘WINGADEE SHIRE. 
Gutar Common Trust. 
NOTICE is hereby given that, at a Meeting of 


Trustees of Gular Common, held on 28th November, 
1922, George Joseph Skinner, of Gulargambone, was 
appointed Impounding Officer to impound - stock 
ieaelee on Gular Temporary Common. 


G. D. RITCHIE, 


Chairman of Trustees. 
Shire Office, Coonamble, 
12th December, 1922. 
2984 6s. 





LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1919. 
Noxious WEEDS. 


{T is hereby notified that the Tweed Shire Council has, 
under the provisions of section 469 of the Local Government 
Act, 1919, declared the plant Argemone Mexicana (commonly 
known as ‘‘ Mexican Poppy”) to be a noxious plant within 
the Tweed Shire. 
ROBT. FREEMAN, 
Shire Clerk. 

Murwillumbah, 9th December, 1922. 

2280 6s. 





NOTICE. 


IN compliance with ‘“‘Commoners Act, 1898,’’ a meet- 
ing of the Trustees and Commoners will be held at the 
School of Arts on Saturday, 16th December, 1922, at 
7.30 p.m., for the purpose of revising Commoners’ 
Roll. 

By order of the Trustees, 


T- M. CARLTON, 
Secretary. 
2209 5s. 


——— 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Sarah Ann Gamble, late of Goulburn, 
in the State of New South Wales, widow, de- 
ceased. 

PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Adminis- 

tration Act, 1898’’: Notice is hereby given that all 

creditors or other persons having any debts, claims, 
or demands of what kind soever upon or affecting the 
estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died on or 
about the 18th day of September, 1922, and probate 

of whose will was, on the 8th day of November, 1922, 

granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales 

in its Probate Jurisdiction to Ernest William John- 
son, of Goulburn, in the said State, solicitor, and 

William David Orchard of the same place, bricklayer, 

the executors in the said will named, are hereby re- 

quired to send in particulars in writing of such debts, 
claims, or demands to the undersigned the proctors 
for the said executors of the will of the said deceased, 
on or before the 3lst day of January next, after 
which day the said executors will proceed to distribute 
the assets of the said deceased amongst the persons 
entitled thereto, having regard to the debts, claims, 
and demands only of which they shall then have had 
notice; and the said executors will not be lable, for 
the essets so distributed, to any person of whose debt, 
claim, or demand of which they shall not have had 
notice at the time of such distribution.—Dated this 
11th day of December, 1922, 


JOHNSON AND SENDALL, 
Proctors, 
By their Agents,— Goulburn. 
Davin L. AITKEN AND Barron, 
81 Elizabeth-street, Sydney. 


2231 16s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
No. 4,745 of 1922. 


Between Smith and Wade Limited, plaintiff; and 
Thomas John Charnock evi 2 asa aor a@har 
nock & Company), defendant. 


WHEREAS an action has been commenced in this 
Court, at the suit of: the abovenamed Smith and 
Wade Limited, against the abovenamed, Thomas 
John Charnock (trading as T. J. Charnock & Com- 
pany), to recover the sum of one hundred and four 
pounds two shillings and threepence, being amount 
due by defendant to plaintiff for goods sold and de- 
livered, also the amount of the defendant’s dis- 














honoured promissory notes, together with interest at 
the rate of eight per centum per annum from die 
date to payment or judgment; and it being alleged 
that the said Thomas John Charnock does not reside 
within the jurisdiction of this Court, a writ of foreign 
attachment has been issued, returnable on the tenth 
day of January, one thousand nine hundred and 
twenty-three next, wherein Alfred Magee, of 93 
York-street, Sydney, is garnishee, notice is hereby 
given thereof; and if at any time before final judg- 
ment in this action the said Thomas John Charnock, 
or any person on his behalf, will give the security 
and notice, and fille the appearance and plea required 
in that behalf by the ‘‘Common Law Procedure Act, 
1899,’’ the attachment may be dissolved, 


Dated this fifteenth day of December, 1922. 


GEORGE JAMES SLY, 
Plaintiff’s Attorney. 


2264 15s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATH JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of Alfred Ernest Humphrey 
Roberts, late of Bellata, in the State of New South 
Wales, school teacher, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the “Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,’’ and the ‘‘Lestator’s Family Main- 
tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: 
Notice is hereby given that every creditor or other 
person having any debt or claim upon or affecting the 
estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died on or 
about the 13th day of September, 1922, and of whose 
estate letters of administration, with the will annexed, 
were, on the 28th day of November, 1922, granted by 
the Supreme Court of New South Wales to the Publie 
Trustee, is hereby required to send particulars in 
writing of their debt or claim to the said 'Publie 
Trustee on or before the 17th day of January, 1923, 
at the expiration of which time the said Public Trustee 
will proceed to distribute the assets of the said 
deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, having 
regard to the debts or claims only of which he then 
has notice; and notice is hereby further given that 
the said Public -Trustee will not be liable, for the 
assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any person 
of whose debt or claim he shall not have had notice 
at the time of such distribution. 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Public Trustee. 
Culwulla Chambers, 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
12th December, 1922. 


2248 


16s. 











In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of James Appleby, late of 
South Bathurst, in the State of New South Wales, 
coppersmith, deceased. | 


PURSUANT to the “Wills, Probate and Administra-. 
tion Act, 1898,’’ and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Main- 
tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916’: 
Notice is hereby given that every creditor or other 
person having any debt or claim upon or affecting the 
estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died on or 
about the 27th day of September, 1922, and adminis- 
tration, with the will annexed, was, on the 28th day 
of November, 1922, granted by the Supreme Court 
of New South Wales to the Public Trustee, is hereby 
required to send particulars in writing of their debt 
or claim to the said Public Trustee on or before the 
17th day of January, 1923, at the expiration of which 
time the said Public Trustee will proceed to distribute 
the assets of the said deceased amongst the persons 
entitled thereto, having regard to the debts or claims 
only of which he then has notice; and notice is hereby 
further given that the said Public Trustee will not be 
lable, for the assets or any part thereof so dis- 
tributed, to any person of whose debt or claim he shall 
not have had notice at the time of such distribution. 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Public Trustee. 
Culwulla Chambers, 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
12th December, 1922, 


2244 16s. 


wa 


15 Dec., 1922.) 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION, 


In the matter of the estate of Robert Arthur Edgar, 
late of Oakwood, Inverell, in the State of New 
South Wales, farmer, deceased, intestate. 


PURSUANT to the “Wills, Probate and -Administra- 
tion Act, 1898”: Notice is hereby given that every 
creditor or other person having any debt or claim 
upon or affecting the estate of Robert Arthur 
Kdgar, the abovenamed deceased, who died on or about 
the Sth day of August, 1922, and administration of 
whose estate was on the 5th day of October, 1922, 
granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales 
to the Public Trustee, is hereby required to send par- 
ticulars in writing of their debt or claim to the said 
Public Trustee on or before the 17th day of January, 
1925, at the expiration of which time the said Public 
Trustee will proceed to distribute the assets of the 
said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, 
having regard to the debts or claims only of which 
he then has notice; and notice is hereby further given 
that the said Public Trustee will not be liable, for the 
assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any person 
of whose debt or claim he shall not have had notice 
at the time of such distribution. 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Public Trustee. 
Culwulla Chambers, 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
Sth December, 1922, 


2249 16s, 











In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of Patrick Mooney, late 
of East Maitland, in the State of New South 
Wales, old age pensioner, deceased, intestate. 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
_ tion Act, 1898’: Notice is hereby given that every 
creditor or other person having any debt or claim 
upon or affecting the estate of Patrick Mooney, the 
abovenamed deceased, who died on or about the llth 
day of August, 1922, and administration of whose 
estate was, on the 29th day of September, 1922, 
granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales 
to the Public Trustee, is hereby required to send par- 
ticulars in writing of their debt or claim to the said 
Public Trustee on or before the 16th day of January, 
1923, at the expiration of which time the said Public 
Trustee will proceed to distribute the assets of the 
said deceased amongst the person entitled thereto, 
having regard to the debts or claims only of which he 
then has notice; and notice is hereby further given 
that the said Public Trustee will not be liable, for 
the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any 
person of whose debt or claim he shall not have had 
notice at the time of such distribution. 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
llth December, 1922. 


2248 16s. 








In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
No. 4,744 of 1922, 


Between Robert Reid and Company Limited, plain- 
tiff, and Thomas John Charnock, trading as T. J. 
Charnock and Company, defendant. 


WHEREAS an action has been commenced in this 
Court at the suit of the abovenamed Robert Reid and 
Company Limited against the abovenamed Thomas 
John Charnock, trading as T. J. Charnock and Com- 
pany, to recover the sum of one hundred and sixty- 
seven pounds twelve shillings and threepence, being 
the amount of the defendant’s dishonored promissory 
notes, together with interest at the rate of eight per 
centum per annum, from due date to payment or judg- 
ment: And it being alleged that the said Thomas 
John Charnock does not reside within the jurisdiction 
of this Court, a Writ of Foreign Attachment has 
been issued, returnable on the 10th day of January, 
1923, next, wherein Alfred Magee, of 93 York-street, 
Sydney, is garnishee, notice is hereby given thereof ; 
and if at any time before final judgment in this action 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 171. 6625 


the said Thomas John Charnock, or any person on his 
behalf, will give the security and notice and file the 
appearance and plea required in that behalf by the 
Common Law Procedure Act, 1899, the Attachment 
may be dissolved.—Dated this 15th day of December, 


1922. 
GEORGE JAMES SLY, 
Plaintiff’s Attorney. 
2265 15s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATH JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of William Thomas Samuel, 
late of Jemalong Station, Forbes, in the State of 
New South Wales, groom, deceased, intestate. 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898”: Notice is hereby given that every 
creditor or other person having any debt or claim 
upon or affecting the estate of William Thomas 
Samuel, the abovenamed deceased, who died on or 
about the 22nd day of October, 1922, and administra- 
tion of whose estate was, on the ist day of December, 
1922, granted by the Supreme Court of New South 
Wales to the Public Trustee, is hereby required to send 
particulars in writing of their debt or claim to the 
said Public Trustee on or before the 15th day of 
January, 1928, at the expiration of which time the 
said Public Trustee will proceed to distribute the 
assets of the said deceased amongst the persons en- 


" titled thereto, having regard to the debts or claims 


only of which he then has notice; and notice is hereby 

further given that the said Public Trustee will not be 

liable, for the assets or any part thereof so distributed, 

to any person of whose debt or claim ‘he shall not have 
had notice at the time of such distribution. 
T, W, GARRETT, 

Public Trustee. 
Culwulla Chambers, ; 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
12th December, 1922. 


2240 16s, 








In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATH JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of Margaret Dunford, late 
of Hyde Park, Sydney, in the State of New South 
Wales, married woman, deceased, intestate. 


PURSUANT to the “ Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tidn Act, 1898”: Notice is hereby given that every 
creditor or other person having any debt or claim 
upon or affecting the estate of Margaret Dunford, the 
abovenamed deceased, who died on or about the 11th 
day of October, 1922, and administration of whose 
estate was, on the 4th day of December, 1922, 
granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales to 
the Public Trustee, is hereby required to send par- 
ticulars in writing of their debt or claim to the said 
Public Trustee or on before the 15th day of January, 
1928, at the expiration of which time the said Public 
Trustee will proceed to distribute the assets of the 
said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, 
having regard to the debts or claims only of which he 
then has notice; and notice is hereby further given 
that the said: Public Trustee will not be liable, for the 
assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any person 
of whose debt or claim he shall not have had notice at 
the time of such distribution. 
T. W. GARRETT, 
Public Trustee. 
Culwulla Chambers, 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
12th December, 1922.’ 
2241 16s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of Albert Ernest Bedford, 
late of 93 Regent-street, Sydney, in the State of 
New South Wales, miner, deceased, intestate. 


PURSUANT to the “ Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898’: Notice is hereby given that every 
creditor or other person having any debt or claim 
upop or affecting the estate of Albert Ernest Bedford, 
the abovenamed deceased, who died on about the 25th 


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day of September, 1922, and adininistration of whose ! 


estate was,,on the 24th day of November, 1922, granted 
by the Supreme, Court, of New, South ‘Wales to the 
Public ‘Trustee, is hereby required to send particulars 
in w riting of their debt or claim to the said Public 
Trustee on or before the 17th day of January, 1925, 
at the expiration of which tiie thé said Public Trustee 
will, proceed to distribute the assets of the said 
deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, having 
regard to the debts or claims only of which he then 
has notice‘ and notice is hereby further given that 
the said Public Trustee will not be liable, for the assets 
or any part thereof so distributed, to any person of 
whose debt or claim he shall not have had notice at 
the time of such distribution, 
TW. GARRETT, 
Public Trustee. 
Culwulla Chambers,. , 
67 Castlereagh-street,,, Sydney, 
12th December, 1922, 
2242 16s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. , 


In the matter of the estate of John Maxwell Frodsham, 
late of 3. Poplar-street, Sydney, in the State of 
New South Wales, retired storeman, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and, Administra- 
tion, Act, 1898,”,.and the ‘‘Testator’s. Family Main- 
tenance, and Gitardianship of Infants., Act, ,1916” ; 
Notice is hereby given that every creditor or other 
person having any. debt or claim upon or affecting the 
estate of the aboyenamed deceased, who died on or 
about the 24th day of October, 1922, and probate of the 
will of the deceased was, on the lst day of December, 
1922, granted by the Supreme Court of New South 
Wales to the Public Trustee, is hereby required to 
send particulars in writing of their debt or claim to 
the said Public Trustee on or before the 17th day of 
January, 
Public Trustee will proceed to distribute the assets of 
the said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, 
having regard to the debts or claims only of which he 
then has notice; and notice is hereby further given 
that the said Public Trustee will not be liable, for the 
assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any person 
of whose debt or claim he shall not have had notice 
at the time of such distribution. 


T. W: GARRETT, 
Publie Trustee. 
Culw ulla Chambers, 
67 Cy stleter &h- stréet, Sydney, 
sth December, 1922. 
2219 16s. 





In the Supremé Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter, of the estate of Henry James Lea, late 
of Milperra-road, Bankstown, in the State of New 
South Wales, retired police officer, bcbased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,” and the “Tegtator’s Family Mainten- 
ance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916’’: Notice 
is hereby given that every creditor ér_ other person 
having any debt or claim upon or affecting the estate 
of the abovenamed deceased, who died on or about the 
13th day of September, 1922, and probate of whose 
will was, on the 15th day of November, 1922, granted 
by the Supreme Court of, New South Wales to the 
Public Trustee, is hereby required to send particulars 
in writing of their debt or claim to the said Public 
Trustee on or before the 10th day of January, 1923, 
at the expiration of which time the said Public Trustee 
will proceed to distribute the assets of the said de- 
ceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, having 
regard’ to the debts or claims only of which he then 
has notice; and notice is hereby further given that 
the said Publie Trustee will not be liable, for the assets 
or any part thereof so distributed; to any person of 
whose debt or claim he shall not have had notice at the 
time of such distribution. | . 
ae T. W. GARRETT, | 
Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
7th December, 1922. 
2218 16s. 


1923, at the expiration of which time the said ~ 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of William Spouncer, late 
of Bermagui, in the State of New South Wales, 
fisherman, deceased (returned soldier). 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,”? and the “Destator’s Family Main« 
tenance and Gitardianship of Infants Act, 1916’: 
Notice is hereby given that every creditor or other 
person havih® any debt or claim upon or affecting the 
estate af the abovenamed deceased, who died. on or 
about the L0th day of September, 1922, and adminis- 
tration with the will annexed was, on the 2st day of 
November; 1922, granted, by the. Supreme Court of 
New Sotth Wales 46 the Public Tr ustee, is hereby re- 
quired to. send particulars in writing of their debt or 
claim to the said Public Trustee on. or before the 17th 
day of January, 1923, at the expiration of which time 
the said. Public Trustee will proceed to distribute the 
assets of the said deceased amongst the persons en- 
titled thereto, having regard to the debts or claims 
only of which he then has notice; and notice is 
hereby further given that the said Public Trustee, will 
not be liable, for the assets or any part thereof so 
distributed, to any person of whose debt or claim he 
shall not have had notice at the time of such dis- 
tribution. ; 

T. W. GARRETT, 
Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 

67 Castlereagh-street, S¥dney, 

12th December, 1922. 
2245 16s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of William Richards, late 
of St. Peters, in the State of New South Wales, 
bricklayer, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the “ Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,” and the “Testator’s Family Main- 
tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: 
Notice is hereby given that every creditor or other 
person haying any debt or claim upon or affecting the 
estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died on or 
about the 28th day of September, 1922, and letters of 
adininistration, w ith the will annexed, were on the 
Ist day of December, 1922, granted by the Supreme 
Court, of New South Wales to the Public ‘Trustee, 
is hereby required to. send particulars in writing of 
their debt or claim to the said Public Trustee on 
or before the 16th day of January, 1923, at the ex- 
piration of which time the said Public Trustee will 
proceed. to distribute the assets of the said deceased. 
amongst the persons entitled thereto, haying regard to 
the debts or claims only of which he then has notice; 
and notice. is hereby further given, that the said 
Public Trustee will. not be liable, for the assets. or 
any part thereof so distributed, to any person of whose 
debt or claim he shall not have had notice at the time 
of such distribution, 
ee Ws GARRETT; 
Public Trustee. 
Culwulla Chambers, 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
11th December, 1922. 
2246 16s, 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION, 


| | +. ' iu? ; 

In the matter of the estate of John Ward, late of 
Willoughby, in the State of New South Wales, 
City Council employee, deceased, intestate. 


PURSUANT to the “Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898”: Notice is, hereby given that every 
creditor or other person having any debt. or claim 
upon or affecting the estate of John Ward, the above- 
named deceased, who, died on or about the 25th day of 
September, 1922, and. administration. of whose estate 
was on the Ist day of December, 1922, granted by the 
Supreme Court of New Sonth Wales to the Public 
Trustee, is hereby required to 
writing of their debt or Gaim to the said Public 
Trustee on or before the 18th day of January, 1923, 
at the expiration of which time the said Public Trustee 
will proceed to distribute the assets of the said 


send particulars in ~ 


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deceased amongsf, the persons entitled, thereto,, haying 
regard to the debts or claims only of which he then 
has noticé; and noficé is hereby futther given that 
the said Public Trustee will not be liable, for the 
assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any person 
of whose debt or Claim he shall not have had notice 
at the time of such distribution. 
T. W. GARREP®; | 
Public Trustee. 
Culwulla Chambers, , 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 

11th December, 1922. 

2247 16s. 





Iii the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
. PROBATE JURISDICTION. 
In the matter of the. estate of Jack Zervos, late of 236 


George-street, Sydney, in the State of New South | 


Wales,, retired 

intestate. 
PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate aad Administration 
Act, 1898,”: Notice is hereby given that every creditor 
or other person. having any debt or claim upon or 
affecting the estate of Jack Zervos, the abovenamed 
deceased, who died on or about the 7th day of March, 
1922, and administration of whose estate was on the 10th 
day of May, 1922, granted by the Supreme Court of New 
South Wales to the Public Trustee, is hereby required to 
send particulars in writing of their debt er claim to the 
said Public Trustee on or before the 18th day of January, 
1923, at the expiration of which time the said Public ‘Trustee 
will proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased 
amorgst the persons entitled thereto, having regard to the 
debts or claims only of which he then has notice; and 
notice is hereby further given that the said Public Trustee 
will not be liable, for the assets or any part thereof so 
distributed, to any person of whose debt or claim he shall 
not have had notice at the time of such distribution. 


T. W. GARRETT, 
, Public Trustee. 


bilhard-hall proprietor, deceased, 


Culwulla Chambers, , 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
* 13th December, 1922. 


2287 16s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
, PROBATE JURISDICTION, 
In the will of Eliza, Nelson, late of Mullumbimby, in 


the State of New South Wales (wife of Peter 
Nelson), deceased. 


PURSUANT to the. ‘‘Wills; Probate and Administfa- 
tion Act, 1898,’’ and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Mainten- 
ance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916’: Notice 
is hereby. given that every. creditor or other person 
having any claim against the estate of Eliza Nelson, 
the abovenaniéd deceased; who died on or abotit the 
20th day of September, 1922, and, probate of whose 
will was on the 13th day of November, 1922, granted 
by the. Supreme Court of New South Wales to John 
Craig Morrison, the exectitor in the said will named, 
is hereby required to send particulars in writing of 
such claim to the said John Craig Morrison, in care of 
the undersigned, at their office hereunder mentioned, 
on or before the 20th, day,of January, 1923, at, the 
expiration of which time the said. John Craig Mor- 
rison will procecd to distribute, the assets of the said 
deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, having 
regard only to the.claims of which he then has notice ; 
and notice is. hereby further given that the said John 
Craig, Morrison will not be lable, for the assets or 
any paft, thereof so , distributed, to. any person, of 
whose claim be shall not lave, had notice at, the, time 
of such distribution..—Dated this 6th day of December, 
A.D. EY2ZZ. et deen ad fr Z235 dy Ox: tzu 2 
» .. HUNGERFORD AND LAMAN, 
Proctors for the said John Craig, Morrison, 


Sh Mullumbimby. 
By their Agents,—. 5. .,. 
DALRYMPLH.AND Biain, .._,, 
33-39 Hunter-street, Sydney. 
2232 16s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 
In the will of Maria Brittinghain, late of Curlewis, in 
the Stats of New South Wales, widow, deceased. 
PURSUANT to the “Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,’’ and the ‘‘Testdtor’s Family Main- 
tenance and Guardianship. of,,Infants Act, 1916” : 
Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other 





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persons having any debt or claim upon or affecting 
the estate of Maria Brittingham, the abovenamed 
deceased, who died on the 21st day of December,.1921, 
and probate of whose will was, on the 7th day of 
June last past; granted by the Supreme Court of 
New South Wales, in its Probate Jurisdiction, to 
Arthur Charles. Brittingham,, the sole executor in 
the said. will named, are hereby required to send in 
particulars, of their claims to the said executor, care 


of the undersigned, proctor, on or before the 15th 


day of January, 1923, after the expiration of which 
time the said executor will proceed to distribute the 
assets of the said deceased among the persons entitled 
thereto, having regard to, the debts and claims only 
of which he shall then have had notice; and the said 
executor will not be liable, for the assets so distri- 
buted, to.any person of whose debt or claim he shall 
nat have had. notice at the time of such distribution.— 
Dated this 9th day of. December, a.p. 1922. 
H. M: WRAGGE, 

Proctor for Executor, 
By his Agent,— Gunnedah. 

R: A? BRYANT, 

10 Castlereagh-street, Sydney. 

2213 16s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the. will of Haldane Colquhoun Turriff or Murray, late 
of Catrine, Ayrshire, Scotland, widow, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the “Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898,” and pursuant to ‘‘Testator’s Family Main- 
tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is 
hereby given that all creditors and other persons haying any 
debts or claims or demands against or upon the estate of the 
abovenamed, deceased, who. died on or about the 5th day of 
February, 1922, and the First Eik tothe Testament Testa- 
mentar of Umquhile. granted by the sheriff of the county of 
Ayr, Scotland, to Archibald Douglas Murray Cook, of-Town- 
head, Catrine, Ayrshire, Scotland, the executor named in the 
said will, was on the 11th day of December, 1922, sealed with 
the seal of the Supreme Court of New South Wales; in its Pro- 
bate, Jurisdiction, are hereby required to send in particuars 
of their claims, to the said executor or to the undersigned, the 
proctors for the said executor, on or, before the 29th day 
of January next, at the expiration of which time the said 
executor will proceed to distribute the assets of the said 
deceased among the .persons entitled thereto, having regard 
to the debts and claims only of which he shall then have 
had notice; .and the said executor will not be liable, for the 
assels .$0 distributed; to any person of whose debt or claim 
he shall not have whad notice at the time of such distribu- 
tion. —Dated this 15th day of December, 1922. 
NORTON, SMITH & ,CO., _ 
Proctors for the Executor, 
39 Hunter-street, Sydney. 

2263 , 16s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Elizabeth Munday, late of 40 Reservoir-street, 
Sydney, in the State of New South Wales, widow, 
deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills; Probate. and. Administration 
Act, 1898,” and pursvant to the ‘‘Testator’s Family Main- 
tenance and (cuardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is 
hereby given that, all creditors and other persons having any 
claims, or demands against or upon the estate of the above- 
named deceased, who died at 40 Reservoir-street, Sydney, 
aforesaid, on the 17th day of November, 1922, and probate 
of whose will was granted by the Supreme Court of New 


_ South. Wales, in. its Probate Jurisdiction, to John Joseph 


Carroll, 28 Elizabeth-street, Sydney, the sole executor named 
in the said .will, are hereby required to send in full par- 
ticulars of their clams and demands upon the said estate 
to the undersigned on or before the 26th day of January, 
1923, in default whereof the said executor will, after the 
lastmentioned date, proceed to administer the estate avd 
distribute the assets among the parties entitled thereto, 
having regard only to the claims and de.ands of which he 
shall then have notice; and the said John Joseph Carroll 
will net be liable, for the assets or any part thereof so 
distributed, to any person of whose claim he shall not have 
had notice at the time of such distribution.— Dated the 14th 
day of December, 1922. 
J. J. CARROLL, 
Fixecutor, 
28 Hlizabeth-street, Sydney. 


2259 16s. 


6628 


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In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Roger Maloney, late of John-street, Hunter’s 
Hill, in the State of New South Wales, freeholder, 
deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘“ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898,” and pursuant to the ‘‘ Testator’s Family Mainten- 
ance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is 
hereby given that all creditors and other persons having any 
claims or demands against or upon the estate of the above- 
named deceased, who died at John-street, Hunter’s Hill 
aforesaid, on the 3lst day of October, 1922, and probate of 
whose will was granted by the Supreme Court of New South 
Wales, in its Probate Jurisdiction, to John Joseph Maloney 
and Hannah Mary Murphy, the executors named in the said 
will, are hereby required to send in full particulars of their 
claims and demands upon the said estate to the undersigned, 
on or before the 26th day of January, 1923, in default whereof 
the said executors will after the last mentioned date proceed 
to administer the estate and distribute the assets among the 
parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims and 
demands of which they shall then have notice; and the said 
John Joseph Maloney and Hannah Mary Murphy will not be 
liable, for the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to 
any person of whose claim they shall not have had notice at 
the time of such distribution.—Dated the 14th day of 
December, 1922, 
J. J. CARROLL, 
Proctor for the Executors, 
28 Elizabeth-street, Sydney. 

2260 16s. 


Jn the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of John Kerwin, late of Werawong, Lithgow, in 
the State of New South Wales, labourer, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Aet, 1898”: Notice is hereby given that all creditors and 
other person having any claims or demands aguinst or upon 
the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died at Sacred 
Heart Hospice, Victoria-street, Darlinghurst, Sydney, on the 
2lst day of November, 1922, and probate of whose will was 
granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales, in its Pro- 
bate Jurisdiction, to Joseph Carroll, the sole executor named 
in the said will, are hereby required to send in full particulars 
of their claims and demands upon the said estate to the 
undersigned, on or before the 26th day of January, 1923, 
in default whereof the saia executor will, after the last- 
mentioned date, proceed to administer the estate, and dis- 
tribute the assets among the parties entitled thereto, having 
regard only to the claims and demands of which he shall then 
have notice ; and the said Joseph Carroll will not be liable, 
for the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any person 
of whose claim he shall not have had notice at the time of 
such distribution.—Dated the 14th day of December, 1922, 


J. J. CARROLL, 
Proctor for the Executor, 
28 Elizabeth-street, Sydney. 
16s, 





2261 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Robert Ingleton, late of Cronulla, near Sydney, 
in the State of New South Wales, retired engine-driver, 
deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘ Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898,” and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Maintenance 
and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby 
given that all creditors and other persons having any 
claim upon or affecting the estate of the abovenamed 
deceased, who died on the 6th day of August, 1922, 
are hereby required to send in full particulars of their 
claims to John Ingleton and Margaret Ingleton, the executors 
in the said will named, at the office of the undersigned, 
before the 26th day of January, 1923, after which date the 
said executors will proceed to distribute the assets of the 
said deceased among the parties entitled tkereto, having 
regard to the debts and claims only of which they shall 
then have had notice; and the said executors will not be liable, 
for the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any 
person of whose claim they shall not have had notice at 
the time of such distribution.—Dated this 6th day of 
December, 1922. 


SALWEY AND PRIMROSE, 
Proctors for the Executors, 
84 Pitt-street, Syduey. 


2195—2 3258. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


fn the will of John Conlon, late of Ashfield, near Sydney, in 
the State of New South Wales, gentleman, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898” and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Maintenance and 
Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given 
that all creditors and other persons having any claim upon or 
affecting the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died on 
the 19th day of September, 1922, are hereby required to send 
in full particulars of their claims to Matilda Hlizabeth Con- 
lon and Thomas Conlon, the executors in the said will named, 
at the office of the undersigned, before the 26th day of 
January, 1923, after which date the said executors will pro- 
ceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased among the 
parties entitled thereto, having regard to the debts and 
claims only of which they shall then have had notice; and 
the said executors will not be liable, for the assets or 
any part thereof so distributed, to any person of whose claim 
they shall not have had notice at the time of such distribu- 
tion.—Dated this 6th day of December, 1922. 


SALWEY AND PRIMROSE, 
Proctors for the Executors, 
84 Pitt-street, Sydney. 


2194—2 328. 








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In the matter of the Companies Act, 1899, and in the matter 
of J. W. Rigden Limited (in Liquidation). 


NOTICE is hereby given that the creditors of the ahove- 
named Company, which is being voluntarily wound up, are 
required on or before the thirty-first day of January, one 
thousand nie hundred and twenty three (being the day for 
that purpose fixed by the undersigned liquidator) to send 
their names and addresses and the particulars of their debts 
or claims, and the names and addresses of their solicitors, if 
any, to H. Montague Farr, the liquidator of the said Com- 
pany, and if so required by notice in writing from the said 
liquidator are to come’ in and prove their said debts and 
claims at such time and place as shall be specified in sueh 
notice, or in default thereof they will be excluded from the 
benefit of any distribution made before such debts are 
proved.—Dated this fourteenth day of December, 1922. 


H. MOUNTAGUE FARR, 
Liquidator. 
H. Mountacut Farr anp Geo. O, BENNETT, 
Public Accountants, 
Pomeroy House, 
Corner York and Barrack streets, Sydney. 


2286 14s. 6d. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Samuel Brooks, late of Bingara, in the 
State of New South Wales, carrier, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,’ and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Mainten- 
ance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916’: Notice 
is hereby given that all creditors and other persons 
having any claims or demands upon or affecting the 
estate of Samuel Brooks, the abovenamed deceased, 
who died at Bingara, on the 11th day of February, 
1922, and probate of whose will was granted by the 
Supreme Court of New South Wales, in its Probate 
Jurisdiction, on the 12th day of July, 1922, to Alfred 
William Howard Bull, of Bingara, are hereby required 
to send in particulars of their claims to the said Alfred 
William Howard Bull, at the offices of the undersigned, 
on or before the 3lst day of January next, at the 
expiration of which time the said Alfred Wilham 


- Howard Bull will proceed, to distribute the assets of 


the said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, 
having regard to the debts and claims only of which 
he shall then have had notice; and the said Alfred 
William Howard Bull will not be liable, for the assets 
so distributed, to any person of whose debt or claim 
he shall not have had notice at the time of such distri- 
bution.—Dated this 7th day of December, 1922. 


RYAN AND RYAN, 
Proctors for the said Executor, 
By their Agents,— Bingara. 
Makinson AND D’ APICE, 
47 Klizabeth-street, Sydney. 


2214 16s. 


15 Dec, 1922.] 





[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptey Act, 1898. ] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (28,148) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re Pom Middleton White, of Saywell-street, Chatswood, and 
carriez on business at Malcolm Buildings, Malcolm-lane, 
Sydney, 14 Howard-street, Perth, and Charles-street, 
Adelaide, manufacturers’ agent. 

NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has 

this day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on 

the petition of the debtor, and Mr. W. H. Palmer appointed 
to be the Official Assignee.—Dated at Sydney, this 8th day of 


December, 1922. : 
N. C. LOCKHART, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
2271 5s. 














[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.} 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (23,152) 
IN BANKRUPTOY. 
Re Arthur John Perfrement, of Ventura, Manilla, grazier. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of the debtor, and Mr. W. H. Palmer appointed to be 
the Official Assignee.—Dated at Sydney, this 12th day of 


December, 1922. 

N. C. LOCKHART, 

Registrar in Bankruptoy. 
2272 5s. 
{Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (28,154) 
IN BANKRUPTOY. 
Re Herbert William Farrell, of 89 Clarendon-road, 
Stanmore, purser. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of the debtor, and Mr. C. F. W. Lloyd appointed te be 
the Official Assignee—Dated at Sydney, this 13th day of 


December, 1922. 
N.C. LOCKHART, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 

2273 5s. 

[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, (23,188) 

IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re A. Kendall, of Broomsgrove, Station-street, Arncliffe. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of Tanner and Peters Limited, and Mr. OC, F. W. 
Lloyd appointed to be the Official Assignee.—Dated at 
Sydney, this 11th day of December, 1922. 


N. C. LOCKHART, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
5s. 








2274 





[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898. } 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (23,136) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 

Re James Joseph Smith, of 62 Thraill-street, Wagga, travelley ; 
and formerly carrying on business with Frederick 
Bradley as “ Bradley & Co.,” at Macleay-strect, Wagga, 
and 585 George-street, Sydney, tailors. 

NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 

day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 

petition of Robert Reid & Company, Limited, and Mr. W. H. 

Palmer appointed to be the Official Assignee.—Dated at 

Sydney, this 11th day of December, 1922. 

N. C. LOCKHART, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
2275 5s. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (23,091) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 

Re Joseph Albert Pollock, of near Bangalow, farmer. 
NOTIOR is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors in 
the above matter will be held at the Court-house, Bangalow, 
before the District Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the 16th day 
of February, 1928, at 10 a.m., or as soon after as the course 
of business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, 
his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptey: 
Elizabeth-street, Sydney, not later than the 7th day o 


February, 1923. 
N. C,. LOCKHART, 
Registrar in Bankruptey. 
Officix] Assignee—WiILLIaAM HaRRIneron PALMER. 
2276 78. 


Ne. 17], 15 Decrmpgr, 1922,—6. 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 171. 


6629 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
iN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re William John Oswald Whitby, of Bega, labourer. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the ahove matter will be held at the Court-house, Bega, 
before the District Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the 22nd day 
of January, 1923, at 10 a.m., or as soon after as the course 
of business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, 
his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 
Elizabeth-street, Sydney, not later than the 16th day of 


January, 1923, 
N. C, LOCKHART, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


Official Assignee--CHaRLes Farrrax WATERLOO Lioyp. 
2277 78. 


(28,124) 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (28,125) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re George Thistleton, of Burrill Lake, via Ulladulla, 
sawmiller. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the First Meeting of creditors 
in the above matter will be held at the Court-house, Milton, 
before the District Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the 10th day of 
January, 1923, at 10 a.m., or as soon after as the course of 
business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, his 
proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 
Elizabeth-street, Sydney, not later than the 3rd day of 
January, 1923. 


N. C, LOCKHART, 
Registrar in Bankruptey. 


Official Assignee—-CHARLES FaiRFAxX WATERLOO LLoyD. 
2278 78, 


-_— _— — 


nd 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Notice to CREDITORS. 


ACCOUNTS and plans of distribution in the under- 
mentioned estates, showing dividends- as_ specified 
hereunder, are now filed in the Office of the Regis- 
trar in Bankruptcy, Supreme Court Buildings, Eliza- 
beth-street, Sydney, for the inspection of persons 
interested; and notice is hereby given that such 
accounts and plans. will be submitted to the Court 

for confirmation on Tuesday, the 9th January, 1923, 

at 10 a.m., if not previously objected to :— 

The assigned estate of Arthur Gladstone, trading as 
‘Keegan and Wilson,’ of Market-street, Sydney 
(No, 22,892), a first account and plan of distri- 
bution showing payment in full of two Crown 
claims (£94 7s.); a first dividend of two shillings 
in the £ on all proved concurrent claims, and 
a balance of £106 17s. 2d. carried forward to the 
credit of the estate. 

The assigned estate of Norman Hodges, trading as 
‘‘Hodges & Co.,’’ of 371 Pitt-street, Sydney, 
tailor (No. 22,995), a first account and plan of 
distribution showing payment of one proved pre- 
ferential claim for rent only (£183). 

George Alfred Small, of 4 Belmore-road, Randwick, 
grocer (No. 23,003), a first account and plan of 
distribution showing payment in full of two Crown 
Claims (£7 9s. 10d.); a first dividend of two 
shillings and sixpence in the £ on all proved con- 
current claims, and a balance of £35 18s. 7d. 
carried forward to the credit of the estate. 

Accounts current only in the wundermentioned 
estates :— 

No. 22,905. Arthur Ernest Mulder, known as Arthur 
Ernest -Hayes, of Oxford-street, Bondi Junction, 
refreshment-room proprietor. 

No. 22,973. Harry Stone Dorrington (sometimes 

known as Hugh Stone Dorrington), of Inverell, 

farmer. 

No. 22,986. Alfred Mitchell, of Boggey Creek, near 

Bellingen, farmer. 

No. 23,014. Charles James Dennis, of Canowindra, 

farm lahourer. 

No. 23,028. Peter Francis, of 603 
Sydney, restaurant proprietor. 

Cc. F. W. LLOYD, 


Official Assignee. 





George-street, 


182 Phillip-street, Sydney, 
14th December, 1922 
2270 £1 


NE‘ SCUTB WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETT®, No. 171. 


[15 Dec, 1922 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Noticr to CREDITORS. 


ACCOUNTS, with plans of distribution in the under- 
mentioned estates, showing dividends as specified, are 
now filed in the office of the Registrar in Bank- 
ruptcy, Supreme Court, Building, Elizabeth-street, 
Sydney, for the inspection of persons interested; and 
notice 1s hereby given that stich accounts and plans 
will be submitted to the Court for confirmation on 
Wednesday, the 3rd January, 1928, if not previously 
objected to ;— 

William Horace Lewis, of 405 Kent-street, Sydney, 
motor mechanic (No, 22,596), a second account 
and plan of distribution showing payment of a 
dividend of four shillings and threepence in the 
£ on two preferential claims, and a dividend of 
one penny one farthing in the £ on all proved 
concurrent claims. 

William Montagu Legh (deceased), late of Glen Innes, 
solicitor (No. 22,607), a third account and plan of 
distribution showing payment of a dividend of 
one penny nineteen twenty-fourths of a penny in 
the £€ on all proved concurrent claims. 

Albert Charles Rivett, of 213 Church-street, Parra- 
matta, auctioneer. (No. 22,619) a third account 
and plan of distribution showing payment of an 
equalising dividend of four shillings in the £ on 


one claim proved since the filing of the last 


account and a balance of £71 5s. 4d. carried for- 
ward to the credt of the estate, 

James Sylvester Lewis McDonald of Kentucky, store- 
keeper (No, 22,784), a second account and plan 
‘of distribution showing payment of a dividend 
of five shillings.in the £ on two preferential claims, 
and a dividend of five pence five-sixteenths of a 
penny in the £ on all proved concurrent claims. 

Leslie Douglas Turnbull and Gregory Bede Vaughan, 
trading as “LL, Douglas Turnbull & Co., of 55 
Pitt-street, Sydney, brokers: (No. 22,829), a second 
account and plan of distribution showing payment 
of an equalising dividend of one. shilling and 
threepence:in the £ on one claim, and a dividend 
of one shilling and. threepence one half-penny in 
the £ or all proved concurrent claims. 

Separate cstate of Gregory Bede Vaughan, of Neptune- 
street, Coogee (No. 22,829), a second account and 
plan of distribution showing payment. of a divi- 
dend of eight. pence one-sixteenth of a penny in 
the £ on all proved concurrent claims. 

Herbert, Benedict..Raussell, late of Oatley, Bay, hotel- 
keeper. (No. 22,864), a second account and first 
plam of distribution showing payment of a divi- 
dend of nine pence one farthing in the £ on six 
concurrent claims. 

David, Berecry, .of , Carter-street, North Sydney, 
builder (No. 22,879), a second account and first 
plan of distribution showing payment of a divi- 
dend of cight shillings and five pence in the £ 
on one preferential claim. 

Hoan Te Tahinga: Halbert, of 363 Pitt-street, 95a 
George-street West, and 132 Liverpool-street, 
music dealer (No. 22,948), a second account and 
plan ef distribution showing payment of an 
equalising dividend, of four shillings in the £ on 
two claims, and a balance of £49 7s. 8d. carried 
forward. to the credit. of the estate. 

James McGrory, of Finley, agent (No. 23,027), a first 
account and plan of distribution showing payment 
of a dividend of five shillings and. seven pence 
eleven-sixteenths. of,.a penny in the £ on all 
proved concurrent claims. 


Alsc, accounts current only in the undermentioned 
estates ? — 


No. 23,005. D’Arcy Charles Doyle, of Nowra, motor- 
ear proprietor. 

No. 22,818. Catherine Tyrrell, of 9 Vine-street, Dar- 
lington, widow. 

No. 22,979. Thomas Charles Butler, of Maitland- 
road, Islington, coachbuilder and undertaker. 
NO. 2a ul2: Crofton Pain, of 28 Flinders-street, 

Sydney, veterinary surgeon, 
No. 23,037. Frederick George Mansfield, of Terry- 
street. St. Peters, salesman. 
No. 23,038. Clarence Edmund Moore, of 29 Prospect- 
street, Paddington. 
“No. 28,044. Edward Arnold Geary, of Welby Flats, 
Wigram-road, Glebe Point, clerk. : 
WILLIAM HARRINGTON PALMER, 
Official Assignee. 
47 Klizabeth-street, Sydney, 
14th December, 1922, 
2269 


£1 16s. 


| 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN EQUITY. 


In the matter of the Companies Act and of Simonson 
and Glad Limited. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a petition for the wind- 
ing-up of the abovenamed Company by the Court, 
was, on the eighth day of December, one thousand. nine 
hundred and twenty-two, presented by Nolan, Smith & 
Co., Limited, a creditor of the said. Company; and 
that the said petition is directed tobe heard before 
the Honorable Alexander Gordon, a Judge.of the 


Supreme Court sitting in Kquity on the fourth day. 


of January, 1923; and any-creditor or contributory of 
the said Company desirous to oppose the making of, an 
order for the winding-up of the said Company—under 
the above Act should appear at the. time of, hearing 
by himself or his counsel for that, purpose; and a copy 
of the petition will be furnished to any creditor or 
contributory of the said Company requiring the same 
by. the undersigned, on payment of the regulated 
charge for the same. 


J. BIRNIE JACKSON, |. 
Solicitor for the. Petitioner, 
B.M.A. Building, jel P%n 
32 Elizabeth-street, Sydney... 
2229 : 13s. 








In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


Sheriff’s Office, 
Sydney, 14th December, 1922. 


Mayne vy. Mayne, J. W. 


ON Wednesday, the 17th day of January, 1923, ut 
noon, unless the writ. of fier1 facias herein be. pre- 
viously satisfied, the Sheriff will cause to be sold by 
public. auction, at the Sales-room, Supreme Court, 
Sydney,—All the right, title, and interest of James 
William Mayne, the defendant herein, of, in, and to 
all that the equity of redemption and all other the 
right, title, and interest (if any) of him the said 
James William Mayne, of, in, and to,— 

All that piece or parcel of land having a frontage 
of 40 feet by a depth of 120 feet, situated in 
Woolcott-street, Municipality of Canterbury, 
parish of St. George, and county of Cumber- 
land, being lots 8 and 9 on deposited plan 
4,390, and being the whole of the land com- 
prised in, Certificate of Title, dated 12th 
August, 1919, reg. vol. 2960, folio 139. 

The above-described land is subject toa mortgage 
to the Commissioners of the Government Savings Bank 
of New South Wales, which mortgage has been trans- 





ferred to A. W. Mclsibbin, of Canterbury, to secure _ 


the sum of £500, dated 17th November, 1919, reg. No. 
A543886, and also to a second mortgage to Herbert 
Edward McIntosh, of Sydney, solicitor, to secure the 
sum of £50, dated 10th February, 1922, reg. No. 
A8020381. 
Terms, Cash. Chequés not taken. 


W. W. CROCKFORD, 
C. P. Warre, Plaintiff’s Attorney, Sheriff. 


51 Castlereagh-street, Sydney. 
2281 18s. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


Sheriffs Office, ae 
Sydney, 7th December, 1922. 


Moxon & Company (Sydney) Timited v. Salmon. 


ON Wednesday, the seventeenth day of January, 1923, 


‘at noon, unless the writ of fieri facias herein be pre- 


viously satisfied, the Sheriff will cause to be sold by 
public auction, at the Sales-room, Supreme. Court, 
King-street, Sydney,—All the right, title, and interest 
of J. F. Salmon, the defendant herein, of, in, and 
to all that the equity of redemption and all other 
the right, title, and interest (if any) of him’‘the said 
defendant, of, in, and to,— 


All that piece of land containing 244 perches, 
situate in the Municipality of Waverley, 
parish of Alexandria, and county of Cumber- 
land, having a frontage of 47 feet 53 inches 
to Old South Head road, being lot 6 on 
deposited plan No, 9,757, and the whole of 
the land comprised in Certificate of Title, 
dated 10th December, 1921, reg. vol, 3261, 
folio 59, 





: 


15 Dzc., 1922. 





This land is subiect to a mortgage’ from the defend- 
ant to the City Mutual Life Assurance Society 
Limited to secure £1,500, dated 11th November, 1921, 
reg. No. A760697, and is also subject to a second 
mortgage to Minnie May McfKell to secure £300, 
dated 21st April, 1922, reg. No. A818975. 


Also all that piece of land containing 1 rood 134 
perches situate as aforesaid, having a front- 
age of 55 feet to Old South Head road, being 
lot 4 on deposited plan No. 9,757, and the 
whole of the land comprised in Certificate of 
Title, dated 23rd September, 1921; reg. vol. 
3229, folio 233. 


This land is subject to a mortgage to the City 
Mutual Life Assurance Society Limited. to. secure 
£1,000, dated 30th July, 1921, reg. No. A733141. 


Also all that piece of land containing 27% perches 
situate as aforesaid, having a frontage of 48 
feet 41 inches to Old South Head road, being 
lot 7 on deposited plan No. 9,757, and the 
whole of the land comprised in Certificate of 
Title, dated 21st April, 1922, reg. vol. 3304, 
fohho 82. 


This land is subject to a mortgage to the City 
Mutual. Life Assurance Society Limited to secure 
£1,000, dated 6th March, 1922, reg. No, A800729, and 
is subject to the interest of Leonora, O’ Donnell claim- 
ing an interest by caveat No. A853248 as mortgagee 
wader memorandum of mortgage, dated 3lst August, 


And also, all that piece of land containing 173 
perches situate as aforesaid, having a front- 
age of 42 feet 14 inches to Old South Head 
road, being lot 8 on deposited plan No. 9,757, 
and the whole of the land comprised in Certi- 
ficate of Title, dated 21st April, 1922, reg. 
vol. 3304, folio 88. 


This land is subject to a mortgage to. the City 
Mutual Life Assurance Society Limited to secure 
£950, dated 23rd March, 1922, reg. No. A800730. 


Terms, Cash. 
Cheques not taken. 


W. W. CROCKFORD, 
Sheriff, 
Dawson, Watpron, Epwarps, any NicHotzs, 
Plaintiff’s Attorneys, 
109 Pitt-street, Sydney. 
.2207 . 


- 


£1 17s. 


LOST, from Kyle Bay, Hurstville,—One bay mare, 6 years, 
13.2 hands, white star on forehead, white snifter, 


J. HALL, 


William-street, Mascot. 
2221 4s, 











LOST, from Campsie, 6th December,—One bay gelding, 11 
hands, 5 years, one white hind foot, white circle in forehead, 


branded near shoulder. 


HENRY MOORE, 
Shakespeare-street, 
Campsie. 
2233 4s. 








LMmpoundings. 





** Poundkeepers are raminded that Advertisaments ay 
Tmpounded Stock, axe charged for atthe rate of Onn SuruaiNg 
FOR EACH ANIMAL DESCBIBED ; and no such Advertisement wiki 
be inserted inthe Gazette uvless accompanied by a renutianc 
wuficrent to cover the cost of insertion. 








ARIAH PARK.—Impounded at Ariah Park, on the 8th day 
of December, 1922, from Ardlethan, by T. B. Lancasker:— 
Grey draught gelding, branded <4 over Y, about 7 years. 


If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
6th January, 1928, 


2226—Is, H, SYMONS, Poundkeeper. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZE1'TR, No. 171. 





 2225—6s. 


6631) 


> 





BATHURST.—Impounded at Bathurst, from George’s Plains 
by Donald Sweetman :— 
Dark-brown draught horse, like J § near shoulder, shod. 


Also, at Bathurst, by J. .O’Neill, Turon Shire :— 
Bay draught horse, 3{§ near shoulder. 
Also, at Bathurst, by P. Foran :— 
Bay mare, indistinct brands. 
If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
21st December, 1922. 
2202—8s, G, STOKES, Poundkeeper. 
es wa x 
ELACKTOWN.—Impoundad at Blacktown, on the 9th day 
of December, 1922, from Kellyville, by Mr. Jamieson ; 
sum due at date of notice, 12s, :— 
Brown filly, like —C— shoulder, 23 over '7 ribs, aged, 
14 hands. 


Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on ths 
21st December, 1922. 


22238—1a. 





T,. SHEPHERD, Pounkeeper. 





HORNSBY.—Impounded at Hornsby, on the Sth day of 
December, 1922, from Hornsby :— 
Red heifer, no brands visible, 12 months. 
Red heifer, no brands visible, lame in hind legs. 
Tf not released, will be so!d according to Impounding Act. 


2250—2s. J. McINTYRH, Poundkeeper. 





LEKTON.—Impounded at Leeton, on the 28th day of Novem- 
ber, 1922, from stockyard dam paddock, by H. 8. Olark; 
sum due at date of notice set after each animal :— 

Red heifer, like @ near rump, R, over R, near thigh, white 
belly, 1 year; £1 12s. 11d. 

Also, on 7th instant, from crop paddock, Ladysmith, 
by T. J. Herbert :— 


Red and white steer, % over JV off rump, 2 years; 18s. 3d. 


Also, on same date, from river paddock, by M? Mooney, . 
impounding officer, W.C. and I.C, :— 
Brown gelding, P over td near shoulder, aged; £1 2s. 
If not released, will be sold according to Impounding Act. 


2239—3s. W. BOYLE, Poundkeeper, 





MANLY.—Iwmpounded at Manly, on the 5th day ot December 
1922, from Ocean-street,-Narrabeen, by J. B. Twaddell, 
impounding officer; sum due at date of notice, £1 63. :— 

Brown mare, like 1) F' near shoulder, aged, 14 hands. 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

21at December, 1922. 


2279—1s. W. WILBOW, Poundkeeper. 


MOSS VALE.—Impounded at Moss Vale, on, the 5th day of 
December, 1922, from a garden, Cross Roads, by Mr. 
Benjamin Lloyd ; sum due at date of notice, 19s. each :— 





Brown horse, like tz) near shoulder, aged, 143 hands. 


Bay horse, ~~ over J, near shoulder, aged, 154 hands. 
Chestnut horse, no brands visible, near hind foot and near fore 
foot white, baldy face, aged, 14% hands. 
Brown pony mare, no brands visibie, 6 years, 13 hands. 
Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
21st December, 1922. 


2204—4s. G. DAWSON, Poundkeeper. 





NARRANDERA.—Impounded at Narrandera, on the 7th day 
of December, 1922, from Whitton-street, Narrandera, by 
Council’s impounding officer ; sum due at date of notice 
set after each animal :— 


Chestnut saddle gelding. baldy face, T [, over to near shoulder, 
hind feet white, 8 years, 15 hands; 10s. 6d. 

Bay cart mare, T HD near shoulder, black points, aged, 153 
hands; 7s. 7d. 

Bay colt foal, no brands visible, 6 months; 2s, 7d. 

Dark-bay draught gelding, 1 3'7S near neck, & over TC 


off shoulder, baldy face, hind feet: white, 6 years, 16 
hands; 6s. 7d. 


Brown gelding, light harness sort, over ( near shoulder, 
4 years, 16 hands; 10s. 6d. ¢ 

Dark-roan shorthorn bull, like D off rump, white under belly, 
slit point off ear; £5 4s. Ga. 


Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
28th. December, 1922. 


G. MOLONEY, Poundkeeper. 


6652 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 171. [15 Duc, 192%. ° 








NORTH SYDNEY.—impounded at North Sydney, on the 
8th day of December, 1922, from Milner-cresent, by im- 
pounding officer; sm due at date of notice £1 9s :-— 

Bay mare, GBS near shoulder, white spots along back, shod, 
6 years, 15 hands. 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

21st December, 1922. 

2234 —1s. G@. SHERWIN, Poundkeeper. 


Dark-bay or brown mare, ~\ over} MF near shoulder, 6 
years ; 9, 
Chestnut pony mare, JB with indistinct brand after, near 
shoulder, 4 years; Ys. — 
Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon ox the 
21st December, 1922. 
2236—10s. J. ENGLAND, Poundkeeper. 








TUMUT.—Impounded at Tumut, on the 8th day of December’ 
1922, from Gocup, by P. B. Boon :— 

Brown gelding, .A, ® near shoulder, aged, broken. 

Brown mare, “\, near shoulder, aged, broken. 


—. —s 


TENTERFIELD.—Impounded at Tenterfield, on the 23rd 
day of November, 1922, from Shire roads, by Shire 
Inspector; sum due at date of notice set after each 
animal :— . If not released, will be sold according to Impounding Act. 


I 
Red cow, A over ~~“ near rump, '7 near ribs, 7 years, 2235—2s, M. DOWNING, Poundkeeper. 
calf at foot ; 10s. 6d. : eat, : 
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Also, on 28th November, from same place, by same person:— | WEE WAA.—Impounded at Wee Waa, on the 8th day of 
Bay horse, Jike HM over '7 near shoulder, blaze, 9 years; 7s, December, 1922 :— 
Black heifer, like & over W near rump, | year. 


Baldy steer, same brand, 1 year; 9s. 4d. Red bullock, 4B neer rump ,like cl off rump, big and fat. 
1f not released, will.be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
28th December, 1922. 


2251—I15. F. HARDGROVE, Poundkeeper. 


Also, on lst, instant. from same place, by same person :— 
Brindle and white bullock, “T\ over AR nearrump, BS 
over “\— off rump, M out point near ear, 4 years; 
7s. Gd. 
Baldy heifer, TC over Ay near rump, 2 years; 7s. 6d. 


Also, on same date, 1922, by Inspector of Stock, from 
T.S.R., Drake-road :-— 
Yellow and white bullock, ATX over JR near rump, Da@ 
over I off ribs, ears marked, 4 years; 9s. 
White heiter, like a off rump, like ( near shoulder, 4 years ; 
Oe. 








YENDA.—Impounded at Yenda, on the 1st day of December, 
1922, from Yenda, by — Stallworthy; sum due at date of 
notice, £1 5s. 6d. :-— 

Jersey cow, branded 2 over TH, & near ribs, notch out off 
ear, about 4 years. 

If not released, wili be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

21st December, 1922. 

2205—1s. J. MERRIGAN, Poundkeeper. ~ 











Inovusivial Datices, 


[3910] Department of Labour and Industry, 
Sydney, 9th December, 1922. 
N pursuance of the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, and upon the recommendation of the Court of Industrial 
Arbitration, New South Wales, I, Ernest Henry Farrar, Minister for Labour and Industry, being the Minister of the Crown 
administering the said Act, do hereby vary the constitution of the Wickerworkers, &c. (State) Board, so that the constitution of such 
Board shall read as set out in the Schedule hereto annexed. 
H. H. FARRAR, 


WICKERWORKERS, &. (STATE) BOARD. Minister for Labour and Industry. 
Chairman :—G. C. Appison, Hsquire, Queen’s-square, Sydney. 


cere ere er rc nn ES RT FS 











Members, 


Industries and Callings. ee a 
mployers. bployees, 


























Wicker, pithcane, and bamboo workers, also workers in cane, willow,| Harry H. Amadio, Furniture| Ernest Hewson, Bellingham, 
rushes, grasses, reed tex, or other like material, in the State, Manufacturer, St. Clair, Harrow-road, Rockdale. 
excluding the county of Yancowinna ; Wilberforce-avenue, Rose 

Excepting employees of — Bay. 
The Railway Commissioners for New South Wales. Buckley Weston, Basket} Samuel Lowe, Hawksburn 
Maker, 493 Parramatta-road,| Manning-street, Waverley. 
Leichbardt. 7 
[38919] Industrial Registrar’s Office, 


Sydney, 15th December, 1922. 


THE following Order of the Court varying the Award of the Court published in Government Gazette of 
the 1st September, 1922 (22 I.G. 641), made in and in relation to the industries and callings in respect 
of which the Engine-drivers, &c., General (State) Board is constituted (constitution published at 
page 8219 of No. 88 of Government Gazette, dated 2nd June, 1922)—see also Industrial Gazette, 
vol. xxi, page 1436), is published in accordance with the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration 
Act, 1912, and the Regulations thereunder. 

F. W. KITCHING, 


(No, 3,608.) Industrial Registrar. 
IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
No. 557 of 1922. 
Engine-drivers, &c., General (State) Board. 
Application by the Sydney and Suburban Timber Merchants Association, Industrial Union of 
Employers. 
Thursday, the 80th day of November, 1922. 
Engine-drivers, &c., General (State) Award. 
Variation. 
(Eight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1922.) ; 
1. Add at the end of clause 5, General Concitions of Work, ofthe said Award, gazetted 1st Sep- 
tember, 1922, the following new paragraph :— 
The ordinary working hours of engine-drivers, crane and hoist drivers, and firemen employed 
in or about sawmills, which were fixed by Proclamation published in Government Gazette No, 86 
of 17th June, 1921, at 44 per week, are hereby varied ana shall be 48 per week. 
2, Cleuse 15, Exemptions, of the said Award, shall not extend to this variation to the intent that 
he hours of employees of the classes set out in clause 1 hereof in the employ of employers mentioned 
tn the said clause 15 shall be 48 per week. 
3. This variation shall take effect fourteen days after publication in the Government Gazette, 
and shall remain in force thereafter until the 31st day of December, 1928. 
T. ROLUIN, 
Additional Judge of the Court ot Industrial Arbitration. 





15 Dec., 1922.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 171. 6633 





[8936 ] Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
Sydney, 15th December, 1922. 


THE following Award of the Court made in exercise of the powers conferred on it by 
section 14 of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, determining certain industrial matters 
arising in and in relation to the industries and callings in respect of which the Public 
Service (General Officers) Board is constituted (constitution published at page 1,471 of 
No, 37 of Government Gazette dated 24th February, 1922—see also Industrial Gazette, vol. 
xxi, page 396), is published in accordance with the provisions of the Act and the Regula- 
tions thereunder, 
EF, W. KITCHING, 
(No. 3,612.) Industrial Registrar, 


4 IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
‘ No. 616 of 1920, 
Public Service (General Officers) Board. 


Application by the Public Service Association of New South Wales, Industrial Union of 
Employees. 


Wednesday, the 29th day of November, 1922. 

Public Service (General Officers) Award. | i 
Parr I.—MALEs. ® 
1. Definitions, 


* Officer’ means an adult person permanently employed in the General Division in 
the Publie Service in the State of New South Wales under the Public Service Act, 1902, or 
any Act amending the same, in any of the positions mentioned in this Part or enumerated 
in Schedule 1 hereto, within the jurisdiction of the Public Service (General Officers) 
Board. 

*“ Wmployee” means an adult person temporarily employed in the Public Service in 
the State of New South Wales under the Public Service Act, 1902, or any Act amending 
the same, in any of the positions mentioned in this Part or enumerated in Schedule 1 
hereto, within the jurisdiction of the Public Service (General Officers) Board. 

“ Service’? means continuous adult service in the position occupied by the officer or 
employee; provided that an officer or employee appointed in the future to any position 
mentioned in this Part or enumerated in Schedule 1 hereto shall be deemed to have the 
years of service indicated by the rate of pay at which such officer or employee is appointed. 


é 2. Existing Salaries and Allowances. 


The aggregate of salary and allowance in the nature of salary existing at the date 
on which this Award takes effect shall not be reduced merely as a consequence of the 
coming into operation of this Award, 


3. Rates of Pay of Adult Officers or Employees now employed in any of the Positions ~ 


Enumerated in Schedule 1. 


On and from the date on which this Award takes effect, the rates of pay prescribed 
in Schedule 1 to this Part shall be the minimum rates to be paid to adult officers or em- 
ployees in the Public Service employed in any of the positions enumerated therein. 

Provided that the minimum rate to be paid to an officer or employee employed in a 
position for which rates of pay are prescribed according to years of service shall be such 
prescribed rate in the said Schedule as is applicable to his years of service at the date 
on which this Award takes effect, and such officer or employee shall thereafter be paid the 
rate prescribed for his years of service, subject to the provisions of Clause 15 hereof. 


4. Retrospective Payment to Adult Officers or HWmployees employed in any of the Positions 
Enumerated in Schedule 1. 


The provisions of this Award shall be applied to officers and employees employed in 
any of the positions enumerated in Schedule 1 hereto at the date on which this Award 
takes effect, and also to officers and employees employed in any of the said positions on 

* the 17th day of November, 1921, as if it had taken effect from the 30th day of June, 1920, 
and such officers or employees shall be paid the rates of pay which they would have been 
entitled to receive if this Award had taken effect. from such lJast-mentioned date, subject 
to the following adjustments, viz. :— 


(i) That for the period from the 30th day of June, 1920, to the 7th day of October, 
1920, inclusive, the minimum rates prescribed in the said Schedule shall be deemed 
to have been reduced by the sum of £3 per annum, or one shilling and twopence 
per week, or two and one-third pence per day. 

(ii) That for the period from the Sth day of October, 1920, to the 20th day of July, 
1922, inclusive, the minimum rates prescribed in the said Schedule shall be deemed 
to have been increased by the sum of £18 per annum, or seven shillings per week, 

a or one shilling and twopence per day. 

(iii) That for the period from the 21st day of July, 1922, to the date on which this 
Award takes effect, the minimum rates to be paid shall be those prescribed in the 
said Schedule. 


KA 5. Special Provisions as to Certain Rates of Pay prescribed in Schedule 1. 


The minimum rates of pay prescribed in Schedule 1 hereto for the following posi- 

tions, viz. :— 

Courtkeeper, Courts, &¢., Darlinghurst ; 

Courtkeeper and Cleaner, Supreme Court; 

Courtkeeper and Cleaner, Courts and Offices, Chancery-square ; 

Messenger, Caretaker, and Cleaner, Country Land Board Offices, 
are to be deemed to be in full satisfaction of all the duties of such positions, wlietlier stich 
duties are performed within or outside of the usual office hours of the Public Service, 








6634 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 171. [15 Dec, 1922. 
ie: G6. Rates of Pay of Inspectors of Fisheries hereafter Appointed. -a 


The minimum rates to be paid to officers or employees appointed as Inspectors of 
Fisheries on or after the date on which this Award takes effect shall be those prescribed 
hereunder :— 


BS 
During first, year rot services A. ais. MMAR Gee fehl sled id ofr Cae J 
Hurine second Year of Service Vs. Ps.s IANS FO SPE ee a ot etev hilton, Lara e eG ‘ 
Purine third Uyedr of *SePVaAICe Vs AI ILS oc HS EE Aaa. sessile ew uber) a 
Purine fourth year ‘of service ....... verbal eee ae Rate a he: ait ue 64 
During’ fitth tyear of Service” Maks so . 8 sles Soc eek vieds orelcnels sheen RE eS 
During Simth tyear "Or service wae. cw: Pecieis mia. eb ute mie ee ete eee ere ee 
urine seventh year of services. «|. deter bss ssc ah oe oesee selects nee 
During eighth year OL service 2 ese ose caries hee cee hee ete 
Durinecninth syvears ot iservice ieee. 5. sphere enclose ois ci selene pers kisi tee atm te) 


i Piring teirth year Of service. 1c asst seta ce meen oe? ee Nuk, BAR Sate Me Mee REE, 
7. Rates of Pay of Inspectors of Fisheries now in the Public Service. 


The rates of pay of adult officers or employees employed as Inspectors of Fisheries 
at the date on which this Award takes effect, shall be adjusted as nguie such date as 
follows :— 


A, Add to the rates of pay of such officers or employees in receipt of the under- 
mentioned rates of pay as at such date the following amounts :— 
(i) To rates of pay of £204 per annum to £228 per annum the sum of £20. 
(ii) To rates 6f' pay of £229 per annum to £242 per annum the sum of £30. 
(iii) To rates of pay of £248 per annum to £277 per annum the sum of £40. 
(iv) To rates of pay of £278 per annum to £316 per annum inclusive, a sum 
sufficient to increase the existing salary to £317 per annum. 


B. Wihere, by the addition of any sum mentioned in subclause A hereof, the “amount ; 
so arrived at does not exactly correspond with any rate mentioned in the scale 
prescribed by clause 6 hereof, such amount shall, for the purposes of this’ ‘adjust- . 
ment, be reckoned as the nearest amount to such rate mentioned in the said 
seale, | 

' Where such adjusted amount is midway between two rates mentioned in the . 


said scale, the actual amount arrived at after the above adjustment shall be the 
minimum rate of pay of the officer or employee for the year succeeding the date 
on which this Award takes effect, and at the expiration of such year he shall 
receive the minimum rate next succeeding the rate which is immediately above ; 
his rate of pay as so adjusted. ; 

An officer or employee after such adjustments as aforesaid shall, for the purposes 
of this Award, be deemed to have the number of years of service appearing in the 
said scale opposite to the rate of pay as so adjusted, and thereafter shall be paid 
the rate prescribed in the said scale for his years of service. 

8. Retrospective Payment of Inspectors of Fisheries. 

The rate of pay of every adult officer or employee employed as an Inspector of 
Fisheries on the 30th day of June, 1920, shall, continuously, between such’ date ‘and the 
date on which this Award takes effect, be deemed to have been in exces§ of his’ actual 
rate of pay by the sums hereinafter expressed and in reference to the. undérmentioned 
amounts i— 

(i) In the case of rates of pay at the date on which this Award takes effect of £204 
per annun: to £228 per annum, the sum of £20. 

(ii) In the case of rates of sk at the said date of £229 per annum to £242 per annum 
inclusive, the sum of £30 

(iii) In the ‘case of rates of ee at the said date of £243 per annum to £277 per annum 
inclusive, the sum of £40. i i! it 

(iv) In the case of rates of pay at the said date of £278 per annum to £316 per annum 
inclusive, a sum sufficient to increase that rate of pay to’ £317 per annum. 

And such officer or employee shall be paid the balance ‘due to him as the'tesult of 
this provision. ith SRE PF 1 hy 

Provided that this clause shall only apply to persons who were employed as In- 
spectors of Fisheries in the Public Service on the 17th day of November, 1921. 

9, Rates of Pay of Sheriff’s Officers, Sydney. 

A. The minimum rate to be paid to an officer or employee hereafter appointed as 
Second Sheriff's Officer, Sydney, Sheriff's Officer, Sydney, or Relieving Sheriff's Officer, 
Sydney, respectively, shall be the rate paid to the officer or employ ee occupying such 
position at the date on which this Award takes effect, with £20 per annum added. 

B. On and from the date on which this Aw ard takes effect the minimum rate to be « 
paid to an officer or employee employed in any of the positions enumerated in subclause A 
hereof shall be the amount actually paid to the officer or employee occupying such position 
at such date with £20 per annum added. : 

©. On and from the 30th day of June, 1920, the minimum rate to be paid to an 
officer or employee employed in any of the positions enumerated in subclause A hereof 
shall be the amount actually paid to such officer in such position with £20 per annum 
added. 

Provided that this subclause shall only apply to officers or employees who are em- 
ployed in the Public Service at the date on which this Award takes effect, and also to 
officers or employees who were employed in the Public Service on the 1th day of Novem- 
ber, 1921. 

10, Rates of Pay of Bridge Operators, Department of Public Works. 

The minimum rates to be paid to those officers or employees employed as Bridge 
Operators, Pyrmont Bridge, Department of Public Works, or persons Nereafter appointed 
to such positions, shall be those prescribed in Exhibit’ IR. No. 1 herein filed in the Office of 
the Industrial Registrar. 


11. Rates of Pay of Chief Messenger attached to Premier’s Department. 
A. The minimum rates to be paid to an officer or employee hereafter appointed as 
Chief Messenger, Premier’s Department, shall be those prescribed hereunder, viz, :— 


During first year Of Service Mea. .. «. Gaisewiaretber pepo mee Meee s © cheaspeieaeatte 

: Huring Second” year Of "SETViCe wr. chats S. ache raed me hel rivie sheausartenege 
During third “year ol *ServiGe Ww er sae f feicchen is wo Pema Hida scan 

During fourth sVear \OLAsSlrVvilCewe ork eG sd 36 eles |. eee a tosses! cies stvesenee. 

Daring fifth? year Of sseryleonye set te). it stead sae Gee or ots @ & delist hDues 

7 DUM Sith? Year; OL SERVE Peach cir at em ijl Meee ladle vivid tia teen fe 





15 Deo. 1922.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 171. 





_B. The minimum rate to be paid to the officer employed as Chiet Messenger 
Premier’s Department, at the date on which this Award takes effect, shall be £377 per 
annum. 

mas The minimum rate to be paid to the officer employed as Chief Messenger 
Premier's Departinent, on the 80th day of June, 1920, shall, continuously between such 
date and the date on which this Award takes effect, be deemed to haye been in excess of 
the amonnt actually paid by the sum of £72 per annum, and such ofticer shall be paid the 
balance due to him as the result of this provision, 

Provided that the rates prescribed in subclauses A, B, and C hereof are to be deemed 
to be in full satisfaction of all duties as Chief Messenger, Premier’s Department, whether 
such duties are performed within ‘or outside ‘6f thé ‘usual’ office hours ‘of the Public 
Service. 

12. Rates of Pay of Chief Messengers (other than Chief Messenger, Premier's 

Department). 


: A. On and from the date on which this Award takes effect, the minimum rate to be 
paid to an officer or employee appointed to’ the position of Chief Messenger shall be £282 
per annuin, 

B. An officer or employee employed as Chief Messenger at the date on which this 
Award takes effect shall be paid as from such daté a minimum rate of £282 per annum. 

C. On and from the 80th day of June, 1920,'the minimum rate to be paid to any 
officer or employee employed as Chief Messenger (other than Chief’ Messenger, Premier’s 
Department) shali be the amount actually paid’ to such officer in such position with £27 
per annum added. Pe 

Provided that this subclause shall apply to oflicers or employees who are employed in 
the Public Service at the date on which this Award takes effect; and also to officers or 
employees who were employed in the Public Service on the 17th day of November, 1921. 

Provided :— ' bites haeaiic ac 

(i) That the provisions of subclauses A, B, and © of this clause shall not be deemed 
to apply in the case of an officer or employee employed as Chief Messenger of the 
Registrar-General’s Department. 

(2) That the rates of pay prescribed in subclauses A, B, and C hereof are to be 
deemed to be in full satisfaction of all duties as Chief Messenger, whether such 
duties are performed either within pr outside of the usual office hours of the 
Public Service. 


13. Rates of Pay of Chief Attendant and Attendants, Technological Museum. 


A. On and from the date on which this Award takes effect, the minimum rate to be 
paid to a person appointed as Attendant, Technological Museum, shall be £211 per annum, 

B. On and from the date on which this Award takes effect the minimum rate to be 
paid to an officer or employee employed as Chief Attendant or Attendant, respectively, 
Technological Museum, shall be the amount actually paid to such ofticer or employee at the 
date on which this Award takes effect, with £7 per annum added. 5 
G. On and from the 380th day of June, 1920, the minimum rate to be paid to any 
officer or employee employed as Chief Attendant or Attendant, respectively, Technological 
Museum, shall be the amount actually paid to such officer in such position, with £7 per 
annum added. 

Provided that this subclause shall only apply to officers or employees who are em- 
ployed in the Public Service at the date on which this Award takes effect, and also to 
officers or employees who were employed in the Public Service on-.the 17th day of Novem- 
ber, 192t 

* 14. Rates of Pay of Labourers, Botanic Gardens, «ce. 

The minimum rates to be paid to Labourers employed at the Botanic Gardens, State 
Nursery, Campbelltown, Inner Domain, Outer Domain, and Centennial Park shall be those 
prescribed in the following Industrial Agreements, viz. :— 

No. 310, published in N.S.W. Industrial Gazette, volume xy., page 772. 

No. 440, published in N.S.W. Industrial Gazette, volume xix, page 1,613. 
No. 468, published in N.S.W. Industrial Gazette, volume xx, page S51. 
No. 510, published in N.S.W. Industrial Gazette, volume xxii, page 622. 

The rates prescribed in the first-named Industrial Agreement shall be applied as 
from the 30th day of June, 1920, and those prescribed in the other Industrial Agreements 
as from the respective dates on which such Industrial Agreements took effect. 


aH 
( 


15. Limitations on Progress in Salary. 

(1) In calculating years of service for the purpose of this Part, the period of actual 
or adjusted service shall be reduced by the period: or’ periods, if any, during which an 
officer or employee may in the future be retarded in his salary progression by reason of the 
withholding of the certificate mentioned in section 24 of the Industrial Arbitration <Act, 
1912, as amended. & 

(2) (a) Any officer or employee requested by the Public Service Board or by the 
responsible head of his Department, to proceed to a country position, or from one country 
position to another, and who declines so to proceed, may, in the discretion of the Public 
Service Board, be retarded by a maximum period of five years in his salary progression. 

(0) If such officer or employee subsequently accepts a country position or a transfer 
from one country position to another, the amount of such penalty shall be reduced in 
accordance with the following table: 

(i) On acceptance of a country position or transfer within twelve months of such 
refusal, penalty reduced to one year. 

(ii) On acceptance as aforesaid within two years after such refusal, penalty reduced 
to eighteen months. 

(iii) On acceptance as aforesaid within three years after such refusal, penalty re- 
duced to two years. : 

(iv) On acceptance as aforesaid within four years after such refusal, penalty reduced 
to two and ahalf years. 

(v) On acceptance as aforesaid within five years after such refusal, penalty reduced 
to three years. 

(c) Subclauses (2) (a) and (b) hereof shall not apply to any officer or employee 
who has served in a country position or country positions for a period aggregating ten 
years or more. 





16. Minimum Wage Basis of Award. 
. The rates prescribed in this Part are fixed on the basis of a minimum declared living 
wage of £3 18s. per week. Gas : cy aril A Ee 


6636 


Schedule 1. 


Chief Secretary and Public Health—, ~ 
Fisheries— 
Senior Inspector of Fisheries 


eeee 


Launch Bngineer ................ 
Weights and Measures— 


Senior Weighing Machine Mechanic 


Weighing Machine Mechanic ..... 
Inspector— 
During first year of service .. 
During second year of service 
During third year of service .. 
During fourth year of service 


. 


During fifth year of service ... 


During sixth year 


of service ... 


Office of the Director General of Public 


Dairy Inspector— 


During first year of service ... 
During second year of service .. 
During third year of service ... 


During fourth year of service 
During fifth year of service . 
During sixth year of service 


During seventh year of service 


During eighth year of service 
Meat Inspector— 


During first year of service ... 


During second year of service 

During third year of service 

During fourth year of service 

During fifth year of service . 

During sixth year of service 
Laboratory Assistant, Analyst’s 
Attendant, Analyst’s B 

Treasury— 

Nayigation— 
Master, 


raMeh Wy. stetske 


Pilot Steamer “ Ajax” 


Captain BOOK war sar. nisi. ietec ts 

Chief Engineer, Pilot Steamers 
Second Engineer, 
Second Mate, Pilot Steamers 
Wharfinger, Newcastle .... 
Assistant Wharfinger, 
Government Printing Office— 


Overseer, Mechanical Branch ..... 
Resumed Properties— 
Collector (Senior) aera eres 


Collector . 
Stores Supply— 

Foreman ; eistelarenete 

Storekeeper (w ith duty ot buying) 

INSPCCLOr ae ee oreiets 

Store “Assistant 2). “ane 

Attorney General and of Justice— 

Bankruptcy Court— 

Messenger and Records Attendant 
Sheriff— 


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Pilot Steamers ‘** Ajax ” 
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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 171. 


po eee 


115 Dec., 1922, 


Minimum rates per annum 


on and from 21st July, 1922 
om 


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and ‘** Captain Cook ’ 


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and “ Captain Cook”... 


and “ Captain Cook ” 


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Court Keeper and Cleaner, Courts and Offices, Chancery Square.. 


Court Keeper and Cleauer, 


Court Keeper and Cl 
Prisons— 


Darlinghurst 
aner, ‘Supreme Court . 


OC 


Engineer, Bathurst Gaol, when in charge of 


Engineer, Bathurst Gaol ...... 
Gaolers 


Officer in Charge, 
Chief Warder— 
During first year of service , 
During second year of service 
During third year of service . 
Senior Warder— * 
During 
During second year of service 
TVirst-class) Warder— 
During first year of service 
During second year of 
Second-class Warder . 
Third-class Warder 
During first year of seryice 
During second year of service 
During third year of service 
Probationar y Warders 


service 


a ee i, rd 


corte ees 


Chief Overseer, Bathurst and Maithana Gaon 


During first year of service .. 

During second year of service 

During third year of service 
Chief Overseer, other gaols— 
During first year of service 


first year of service .... 


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HKimut. Plains ...... 


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342 


337 


322 


272 
280 
288 
296 
304 
312 


289 
298 
314 
330 
346 
363 
380 
397 


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288 
294 
300 
306 
312 
262 
2382 


432 


402 
406 


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352 


302 
332 
262 


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302 
312 





* With quarters, fuel and ght, valued at £25 per anaum, 


{ With quarters 


, fuel and light, valued at £15 per annum 





15 Dxc., 1922.) 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 171. 





Attorney-General and of Justice—continued 
y . 
Prisons—conlinued. 


Overseer, Bathurst and Maitland Gaols— 


During first year of service .... 


During second year of service 


During third year of service ..... ate 


Overseer, other gaols-— 
During first year of service .. 
During second year of service 
During third year of service . 
Foreman of Works— 
During first year of service ... 
During second year of service 
During third year of service 
WALCO TI terra sted cela che eae late as tae eee 
Registrar-General’s— 
Survey— 
Qustodinny ote Plans ea. cccateiercte + 
Plan Attendants— 
During first year of service . 
During second year of service 
During third year of service . 
During fourth year of service 
During fifth year of service .. 
During sixth year of service . 
ATUONGaN tp ccacceesin dodcice tees 


Records, Attendanite cers astern cee a: 


Land Titles— 
Records Attendant (special duties) 


During second year of service 


. 


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Records Attendant (Registration Room )— 
During first year of service ............ 


During third year of service .... 


During fourth year of service 
During fifth year of service 
During sixth year of service .. 
. Pressman— 
During first year of service 
During second year of service 
During third year of service .. 
During fourth year of service 
During fifth year of service ... 
Stamper 
During first year of service .. 
During second year of service 
During third year of service . 
During fourth year of service 
During fifth year of service .. 
JOO pga REENY ni. oope oboe 
Records Attendant (Record Room) 


. 


During first year of service .. 


During second year of service 
During third year of service . 
During fourth year of service 


During fifth year of service .. 


During sixth year of service . 

Attendants, Record Room ....... 

' Records Attendant (counter duties, 

Records Attendant (Basement) ... 
Deeds— 

Records Attendant (Senior) ..... 


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Record 


IR CCORGSIPALLCN Can) tae a aeepete are ienaue a eee 


Births, Deaths, and Marriages— 
Attendantes GSGN1O1 edad d onielere a 
(AL tend ani tig sec are tears hepa cle: ne ei 
Examiners— 
Records Attendant— 


During first year of service .. 


During second year of service 
During third year of service .. 
During fourth year of service 
During fifth year of service .. 
During sixth year of service . 
Attendant— 

During first ‘Vear of service 

During second year of service 
During third year of service . 


During fourth year of service .. 


During fifth year of service .... 


During sixth year of service . 
Lands— 
Rangers— 
Local Land Board Offices 





Public Works— 
Electrical— 


Power Superintendent, Port Kembla 


Architectura]— 
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Inspector of boilers and machinery ........ 


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OST 


297 


267 
200 


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287 


247 
255 


263 


257 


267 


204 
210 
216 
223 
230 
237 
217 
217 
252 
204 
209 
214 
220 
226 
232 


999 
2210, 
232 


oF 
237 


242 


204: 
209 
214 
220 
226 
929 


rate 


204 
209 
214 
220 
226 
232 
212 
204: 
207 


240 
217 


242 
212 


204 
209 
214 
220 
226 
232 


204 
207 
210 
218 
213 
217 


949 


opto 


*) 4 » 
te a 


422 
800 
217 


342 


6637 





6638 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, 





Minimum rates per annum on 


Public Works—continued. 
Stores— 
ENSPECLON DIVES. «eG, SCMLOM) Miesteieiete otis clare seamed te laleaiais a kiat 
Timber inspector— 


Urine MEST! Veal OL SERV ECO: |. nacre ool teeeeceterat tay ale loleuein 


DuULrin= SBCONU: VEAL" Ole sGL LCG ® + lent ccsns ene eee eae 
During third yehr' of service ..... Sista cutis otete ae renee tare Canoe 
DULrIMs LOUrt ever (OL SeunIGe > sss stie celaaieeeien eine iene 
During fifth *yeak Gt Service “o. 0 oo. oe. bgt bestow, loaaty"s Sensi 
During’ SESths year Or senvice “Sa rcr ecw. sai ene ye cine 
\ During séventh* ‘year’ of bétvice *).<-73:.. Mes tesinhde tees. 4 


PUTIN Eloi +VvenTr OL eSeEVICGl rs, cls a iclensers ic aks enti eatin ene 


Durie TWinth very Ol SERVICE eae once go cies Gt ammeter 
Pi urine Cent year Of SehUlCe mien sts cteeres . ante cists Sagteette 


Durie ste yent be ver Or "Service stain ors cre cree tae eee 


Testing and Inspectiou— f 
Inspector; “PAPeSs MGC. be. =: 's,c) casks Himshelelehe lopeueporereteteielshe (ster cron ate 
BHSDOCLOR Eval eviews Cam ctrs srieicina me aie riers 0. cio A oid 
National and Local Government— 


No. lel. [15 Desc. 1922, 


and from 21st July, 1922. 


sive B06 
¥ Fe $12 
Sat 318 
eens 324 
bs ¥ch 330 
Ads 336 
ners 342 
gal 302 


ae B12 


TMSDECCOL (OL SAL GMERWUr ML ehrOnliwy On kcarerst. ter cter Glare thretameietelecscistcnens ater ne 325 
Survey— i : oh AR : ‘ 
“Assistant, plan room ..... SRO Sense site.) ae URenE crestor tats eee 217 
Leichhardt Depot— 
RIGUEAVEE “at on eats cos Bnd ee riniciore Rar halen eat. irri as 432 
Fngineer Foreman -:::/2si32::: ER et iiiioanens mobic andeabias 362 
Yard Forenian, 18s. 10d. per day. ’ : 
Cordeaux Dam— 
WOremeail, Garpenvena se sews oo oekeee ee ie ety ony ts Moet re mee ene ere 382 
Foreman Blacksmith hie. 2as chee acco cents climate eae oe 328 
Foreman, Douglas Park, 18s. 10d. per day. 
Publie Instruction— Brule US it i 
Technical College— 
Instrument Maker— 
DULrInS -SRShyyeareOniSePyViCOL sc acsannigites Geter Mine sect ttene ater 272 
During second vear OLrEServicer ees fue sees Tones tee eee eee 292 
Durie sehivch Veat Nol Service! es Se cle sere wine ace ht eee meee ees 312 
During fourth year of Service .::.:322-.- Mitosis sek anacieate ke $32 
Apparatus Maker— 
Durie Hest Vear, Oh SCRVICe? si te a. weet Mies «te cma uek ete eiaractete 282 
During second year of service ...3.... eR het ote iete thie 302 
Durme third vyearvof servicers cnc (ees ses, © kere sheathes ve 322 
During fourth: year Of Services (oF Pees ts. PRPS ss seek aes 542 
Operatow st Corts an Hamp chk aaa Moke OkNe cr cdid: Ae oiRMRne lo Babs. Sic cul oboe tea re 353 
Time-keeper and (ReECorder wc. bce ci eee ae oO eae eee 252 
BLOPEMAaNey -AAS eS RNS E EES SRNR RUM ete cls c mee oe ae ne eee mee 242 
Machine" Shop Assistant <ticetinan “fee see os fc ee eB ee rae eee 2o2 


Assistant to Operator, £4 13s. per 
Public Library— . ” 
"Hibrary Attendant (male) ......... FO ee 
National Art Gallery— 
Picture’ Restorer and iArt Mounter eves, Give ss 
Attendant— 
Durme first yea Of Service ...4.c0ceee. arenes 
During second yedr of sérvice .. fei ese. ce. 1Ft a8 
Durie third’ year‘of service’ t.~. Pee es22, F?. fa7k. & 
During fourth year of service 


During -fitth year tof -serviee i454 ee aaes 2 oe. SESE. eS 


Durie sixth yea GE SERVICE Li ntden «bere a 
Labour and Industry— ee ERA 
; Scaffolding and Lifts— 
Inspector of Lifts— 


Durtng Wrst ‘Vea Ob SORVEGE toc tfolavietetes bares see cet eee 


During. second “year Gf “S@PVICE OOS soo owes eo. 
purine third ‘yeat lok Service sen. «cine seine se eae. aimee 


During .fourth- year” O£* SERVIGE -Acnwiknace econo eee ee Le 


Inspector of Scaffolding— 
DuUnine HrSt Wear ORASOL VIC eeicmente etnies cle isteetene neat erarne 
Durie second year Gt Service mre lye ciielscs cry cic epee ee 
During. third year ok Serwyice sc. See eee tel teeo te Slee. 


During fourth year Of servicer, “eres: mi cktecs aeareee. 


Inspector of Boilers— 


Dunes irst Year Oh ServiGe a7. mes tote ne clk este mieten. 


During Second “year Ol Service 3.01. eine eos. cts stat elena 

Dusine ERILG year lo SELVIGS tad oeie memes tae aide are eereea 

DuULIne MOULE ING VeaTnOL ISeiyLGe reid sete clei crs chests tate 

Factories and Shops— 

~ Inspector of Factories and Shops and Industrial Inspector, 
(male)— ’ 

During ALrst yer Or Service .i.5. cme eee orate Reet hate tes 

During, second-yearvot Service 744, Mees ee seh tee eee 

During: (oird veth tol Ser viGo’. <.c. Meee tae ee eine cures. 

During fourth year of service ....... Sie cities ake dvanigetete Gaerne 


Industrial and Early Closing Inspector (male)— 
Duninerirst Vedmmoreseey (Cee. a. a curere ae ox. lelehoe cooks tg arens 
During Second Veal OmserviGG.c. 7 itis ais sis «coe eyeieeieintereinne 
During third year of service ...... siete, Vnughole cel eene uetenetemtas 
Durie fourth SayenrvOLeserwiCe, sas sien ce ephe «ake aae taeel ater 


Manacer Wabour Depots mRamawrele G....0 ls ne ete) s « vee enepietette ts 


. 
. 
. 
. 
. 
. 
. 
. 
. 
. 
. 
. 





ese 
eee 
eee 
es 317 
ald ks 330 
22% 343 
o-rn 
a ee ood 
Ante 332 
ee 345 
Oro 
ics odode 
CY Vend 
eee ols 
&e, 
Algae Boe 
ae. BOS 
ries 372 
Oo 
eee wale 
: 282 
aad 292 





* With quarters, rations, fuel and light, valued at £95 per annum, 





—_—— 


L5 Drc., 1922. } NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, Ne 171, 6639 








Minimum rates per annum on 
and from 21st July, 1922. 





Mines— 
Mining Museum— 
Lapidary— £ 
Durie Breteveat of Service iis csc.. ss och, Mite Bees 232, 
imine sechnd eat: of SErVIGe, c<brsicis vas celere Aide Corl Lo dete "a DAE 
Fearing third” year Of ‘spiyvaees aa. bat pecaciee cus esdceces css 262 
POMC Uge, OUT oat! OF ISBETICE 2) 0042s dc4osdins, occa cues ahae ce 282 . 
Museum Assistant 
RARE, PATER Y AAI. OF SARE crar, Baise ctu Seed oneczicdinte | 6 bine ohe « 204 
During second’ year-of service ...hsc0.cd cn... SICES Pe Bee ane 210/16/ 
Pris PAPA VORPOOE OPRIG oo Sic eis de f6.cioecovece ccct hens yA dala 
Mining Laboratory— : 
TOA DGU PAT) Sab, eye uM Bee ee ahulebchts sida o a an ass ah oraiand aie orate 232 
Agriculture— 
Export and Import— ; 


Fruit Inspectors 
EMEC OM! MerA TAAL, AegSche teh, Sud «RPA LASTEE SRG oalhic slathta' tole cxclald otive cielais 


Vpn A 66 ” 97 
Grade “B LID 6 SLU E SNe iat PAPAL ASP SAAS ote rhe aS 237 


295 


CEASA. CY? VME SH OS Tee LI teed 20 le Gitis Aarne Sear aie ecda Vaal via 
Grade, sys as Bil MEL Shae, eerie: hat: 4? dita tebe ecietts 262 
Labourers, Fumigation Chambers, 14s. per day. 
Labourers, 13s. 6d. per day. 
Stock— 
TUSHECLOM Ole Stock, Quanantine AT ene. meisives adicctociden a5uac oo cle 382 
Biological Laboratory— , 
Wabocatony ASSiSuanipe( SONTOm ia sty a sie sclera clos asics cain ec uc « 506 
ES DORALORMUASSICLAITUEEY mutes cee ec eg ae Laake a NaS 262 
3otanic Gardens— 

POMERAT IS OLA CH ALCL OMS tab le aoasGy Mca hash <isesiesS-olsialei@ lever orn « *258 /12/ 
RpMereea a ORIG TROMIAAS fe ce 28 Gee Ac Aci se ou dem fistedia che Gone be 282/12/ 
Ripe OLR AT yy LT MOT) OMA ITU Wes ft ay elie’ shel sia ude: acncus Sade a iicid ecchocke eee 3 282/12/ 
Foreman; Centennial Park ......... RE OS Goby SoA Fees CuI Suhr eB 7298712 / 


toads Foreman, Centennial Park, 17s. per day. 
Roads Foreman, Outer Domain, 17 
Gardener, Special Class, 17s. per day. 
Indoor Propagator, 17s. per day. 
Gardener, First Class, 16s. per day. 
Gardeners, 15s. per day. 

Conector *, 2202 ee, 20. LO Pia ies A Head otal Mahia 266 


Forestry Commission— ‘ 


Field— 
Forest Guard— 


WGENGETEVE Astgtirish Meee «gid < GAriietettagS s arelalera gees» Wasa iels. ates 282 a 
Grades Liat ean; Pte NS AAS Ta akt aie 219 6 Hehe see ser As’ Sus 262 
GREGCOEED sy? sak hse Tae Se Sad eaididdah Shae Mast 242 
CEU UCT EN OSes 212 IS aes Shale Aus Ors Hrd ot aetlereraieie. & ord decide Bate 222, 
Assistant District Foresters— 
CRAIC Is Be ese ae ee eti Asters chdvoll Mais Bi suo gic bad Ba -ayataiafatelarehs 382 
Grade Fira ee sere oe ate: Me seid Fe tard auathe ale Toe ae oA Cas 357 
Grades GRRL Bases. ele tak. SAS AS SP PANN J os Fo. Meese B32, 
(EATS LVS ee rcs coo ers ale ee SIN Late, eRe dale Maaziee 307 
District Foresters— ; 
CLAGCE De mt. etter seme ito sie hiss genes es talaga wise pin +o a MEN Ror sea ond 482 
CEP ATED? JUMIe a eiatae Sa tice. Bed Op tid: Wolo Sr gy on DGGE OS ot : 432 
GUAGE IML Sar.testys austere a a eecalsncs erat cl sor chitte they ae erat ear al es coger @s alitaterd 407 
CEVA AVON LIS TR eer Mead Beier che IS ce Clee Aedes Oe Ee tee tee 382 
TPT DET SOM ieee ens <asascevetone aie Fra ane did tie hous ee RAR R I he ae 442 
Timber Inspector— 
uri Nee its be Veale OleoeL WiC Ga «sv elke sald mreveleiss.s/ela alsrers oie dretees 282 
Durins Second year Of Serviceyswe, $40. PHI, FS.) FESS Rare! 288 
Hitrine fhird" year om service! Pleo F eo. Soe Pees Wass fae 294 
Durie. FLOuUnthe ERO SERVICE teu sais ciits s «ots dese Mothers 300 
During Mi th) yerr Os Ser yee a. Litas... ieeN rh te Atte occ e ciscane 306 
Pumine) Sith, VEAwlOlr SEUVEGE:? juts cells Sifanet hy peleld steiaietloussieuts 312, 
WUT, Se VOMGIn Ke Igo fe SOI Cy Sach o,0e.0:'c) sual) « susie sie'/ere Mebane aie S18 
Durinerershtnevente OL SELVIGEE vtec we, shed oc cceivia ers cuss Hie 324 
Duriney ninth) Vedis Oly SCL RCENs Metal del che sles letsi che, Hel eve iay a euaiteue.cle sis 330 
During tenth y Gary Om Services. «v.-as «sys spclautibinwe seistels ae sus: 336 
Dirmesseleyenth yearrOr S€LnVICE . jeccss cee ed fale og oe 6 6 se 342 


* With quarters valued £40 per annum. + Less deduction of £40 per annum in respect of quarters provided, 








Part II.—FEMALES, 
1. Definitions. 


“ Officer’ means an adult person permanently employed in the General Division in 
the Public Service in the State of New South Wales under the Public Service Act, 1902, 
or any Act amending the same in any of the positions enumerated in Schedule 2 hereto; 
within the jurisdiction of the Public Service (General Officers) Board. 

* Employee” means an adult person temporarily employed in the Public Service in 
the State of New South Wales under the Public Service Act, 1902, or ‘any Act amending 
the same, in any of the positions enumerated in Schedule 2 hereto, within the jurisdiction 
of the Public Service (General Officers) Board. 

“ Service”? means continuous adult service in the position occupied by an officer or 
employee: Provided that an officer or employee appointed in the future to any position 
enumerated in Schedule 2 hereto, shall be deemed to have the years of service indicated 
by the rate of pay at which such officer or employee is appointed, 


6640 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 171. [15 Dec, 1922. 





2. Existing Salaries and Allowances. 

The aggregate of salary and allowance in the nature of salary existing at the date 
on Which this Award takes effect, shall not be reduced merely as a consequence ot the 
coming into operation of this Award, 

3. Rates of Pay of Adult Officers.or Employees now employed in any of the Positions 
enumerated in Schedule 2. 

On and from the date on which this Award takes effect, the rates of pay prescribed 
in Schedule 2 to this Part shall be the minimum rates to be paid to adult officers or 
employees in the Public Service employed in any of the positions enumerated therein: 
Provided that the minimum rate to be paid to an officer or employee employed in a position 
for which rates of pay are prescribed according to years of service shall be paid such rate 
in the said Schedule as is applicable to her years of service at the date upon which this 
Award takes effect, and such officer or employee shall thereafter be paid the rate prescribed 
for her years of service, subject to the provisions of clause 5 hereof, 

4, Retrospective Payment to Adult Officers or Kmployees employed in any of the positions 
enumerated in Schedule 2. 

The provisions of this Award shall be applied to officers and employees employed in 
any of the positions enumerated in Schedule 2 hereto at the date on which this Award 
takes effect, and also to officers and employees employed in any of the said positions on the 
17th day of November, 1921, as if it had taken effect from the 30th day of June, 1920, and 
such officers and employees shall be paid the rates of pay which they would have been 
entitled to receive if this Award had taken effect from such lastmentioned date, subject to 
the following adjustments, viz, :— 


(i) That for the period from the 30th day of June, 1920, to the 21st day of December, 
1920, inclusive, the minimum rates prescribed in Schedule 2 hereto shall’ be deemed 
to have been reduced by the sum of five pounds per annum, or two shillings per 
week, and such officers or employees shall be paid such reduced rates for such 
period. 

(ii) That for the period from the 22nd day of December, 1920, to the 20th day of July, 
1922, inclusive, the minimum rates prescribed in Schedule 2 hereto, shall be deemed 
to have been increased by the sum of five pounds per annum or two shillings per 
week, and such officer or employee shall be paid such increased rates for such 
period. 

(iii) That for the period from the 21st day of July, 1922, to the date on which this 
Award takes effect, the minimum rates to be paid shall be those prescribed in 
the said Schedule. 

5, Limitations on Progress in Salary. 

(1) In calculating years of service for the purposes of this Part, the period of 
actual or adjusted service shall be reduced by the period or periods, if any, during which 
an officer or employee may in the future be retarded in her salary progression by reason 
of the withholding of the certificate mentioned in Section 24 of the Industrial Arbitration 
Act, 1912, as amended. 

(2) (a) Any officer or employee requested by the Public Service Board or by the 
responsible head of her department, to proceed to a country position, or from one country 
position to another, and who declines so to proceed may, in the discretion of the Public 
Service Board be retarded by a maximum period of five years in her salary progression. 

(b) If such officer or employee subsequently accepts a country position or a 
transfer from one country position to another, the amount of such penalty shall be reduced 
in accordance with the following table :— 

(i) On acceptance of a country position or transfer within twelve months of such 
refusal, penalty reduced to one year. 

(ii) On acceptance as aforesaid within two years after such refusal, penalty reduced 
to eighteen months, ° 

(iii) On acceptance as aforesaid within three years after such refusal, penalty reduced 
to two years. : 

(iv) On acceptance as aforesaid within four years after such refusal, penalty reduced 
to two and a half years. ; 

(v) On acceptance as aforesaid within five years after such refusal, penalty reduced 
to three years. 

(c) Subclause (2) (@) and (b) hereof shall not apply to any officer or employee 
who has served in a country position or country positions for a period aggregating ten years 
or more. 

6. Minimum Wage Basis of Award, 

The rates prescribed in this Part are fixed on the basis of a minimum declared living 

wage of £2 1s. per week. 


SCHEDULE 2, 
Chief Secretary and Public Health— 


Minimum ratés per annum en 
and from 21st July, 1922, 


Audit— 3a 
ComprometersOperatvor M(ACULt) men ert memite eeieiemiie einen 17 
Attorney-General>and of Justice— 
Prisons— 
Female Officers in Charge of Hospital, Needle-room, Cook-house. 
or performing Clerical work in office or store ...........00. 203 


Female Warders— 
Higher Division— 
During first aveat sol Ser VICE Kh ain canis oun ooh hace ee eae 1 
During second year of Service ......-c.000seccaaesnwed 195 
Lower Division— 
During airstayearsor wservice cscs ae ontete eee 1 
During Second year vor service WW... ss hae eee i 
Labour and Industry— 
Factories and Shops— 
Inspector of Factories and Shops and Industrial Inspector— 


During first year of wervice Weevil teRk BAe ee 235 
Duritig second ‘year (or Bervice ee 4. OR . Re 248 
During third yedrror Service Eto. 3. ieee. Caen te eck molt 


During fourth year Mreseryice Paes t ss. ck aes eke ee 275 


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— 


Labour and Industry—continued, 


Minimum rates per annum on 
and from 2ist July, 1922. 


‘Labour Exchanges, &c¢.-— £ 
Manageress, Women’s Sectiona— 

During first year Of Service ..c...- eee veeeneeeees iatshilale ere 284 

During second year Of S@IViC@ .....c eee eee reese er erorens 295 

During third year of service ......-.+ssesceeeees Gaiaherete ove 307 

Assistant Manageress, Women’s Section— “> 

During first year of service ......-..eeceeeeeee Pinte. cavers stsiore 226 

During second year of service «.........6.sseeeeeee nic Ae 250 

During third year Of Service wails). eee ss ee eons ele 249 


Part III.—GENERAL. 
1. Weekly or Daily Rates of Pay. 

An officer or employee who is paid a daily or weekly rate at the date on which this 
Award takes effect shall continue to be paid a daily or weekly rate if the Public Service 
Board so desire. 

2. Officers or Employees not employed under the Public Service Act at 30th June, 1920. 

The provisions of this Award shall only apply as from the date of appointment 
under the Public Service Act in the cases of officers and employees who were in the service 
of the Crown at the 30th day of June, 1920, but were not at that date employed under the 
Public Service Act. 


3. Area, Incidence, and Duration. 


This Award shall apply to persons employed in the General Division of the Public 
Service and to temporary employees referred to herein in the State under the Public 
Service Act, 1902, or any Act amending the same, within the jurisdiction of the Public 
Service (General Officers) Board. ; 

It shall take effect on and from the 29th day of November, 1922, and shall remain in 
force thereafter until the 6th day of July, 1928, inclusive. 

Leave is reserved to parties to apply generally as they may be advised. 

Leave is also reserved to parties to apply for a variation of the minimum rate 
prescribed for any position if and when the duties of such position have been substantially 
altered from those in respect of which such minimum rate was prescribed. 

Leave is also reserved to the Crown to apply for a variation of this Award in respect 
of minimum rates of pay prescribed by reason of the incidence of section 26 of the In- 
dustrial Arbitration Act, 1912-1919, if and when the said section is amended or repealed, 


H, R. CURLEWIS, 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 





[3911] Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
Sydney, 15th December, 1922. 


THE following Order of the Court varying the Award of the Court published in Government Gazette of 
the 14th March, 1919 (15 I.G. 682), made in and in relation to the industries and callings in respect of 
which the Ship Joiners and Carpenters (State) Board is constituted (constitution published at page 1448 
of No. 37 of Government Gazette dated 24th February, 1922—see also Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi, 
page 350), is published in accordance with the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, and 
the Regulations thereunder. 


: eee 2 F. W. KITCHING, 
(No. 3,606). Industrial Registrar. 


IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
No. 567 of 1922. 
Ship Carpenters and Joiners (State) Board. 


Application by the New South Wa’'es Interstate Steamship Owners’ Association, Industrial 
Union of Employers. 


Monday, the 4th day of December, 1922. 
Ship Carpenters and Joiners (State) Award. 
Variation. ~ 
(Eight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1922). 


1. The ordinary honrs of ship carpenters, which were fixed by proclamations published in 
Government Gazettes No. 37 of 16th April, 1921, No. 74 of 27th May, 1921, No. 86 of 17th June, 1921, 
and No. 109 of 29th July, 1921, at 44 per week, are hereby varied, and shall be 4% hours per week, to 
be worked as follows :— 

The ordinary hours of labour shall be forty-eight hours-per week. The daily working hours 
shall be arranged in accordance with the requirements of each employer, and shall consist of not 
more than eight and three-quarter hours daily, from Monday to Friday, and not more than four and 
a half hours on Saturday. The said working hours shall begin not earlier than 7.30 a.m. daily, 
and end not later than 5.15 p.m. Monday to Friday, and 12.15 p.m. on Saturday. 

In case of work at sea, the hours may be altered to suit the ship’s time, but the starting hour 
shall not be earlier than one hour before breakfast, and in any case not earlier than 6.80 a.m. 


2. Clause 15 of the said Award is varied by clause 3 hereof. 

3. This variation shall take effect fourteen days after its publication in the Government Gazette, 
and, with the said Award, gazetted 14th March, 1919, shall remain in force thereafter for a period of 
cne year. 

Leave is reserved to employers and employees to apply for a new Award at any time before the 
expiration of this Award. 


T. ROLIN, 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration, 


6642 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 171. [15 Dec, 1992, 





[3912] Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
Sydney, 15th December, 1922. 

aia iss ata eee ee other than Mining and Smelting (Broken. Hill) 

at. page 1431 of No. 37 of Government Gazette dated 24th 
February, 1922— See also Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi, page : 317). is published in accordance 
with the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, and the Regulations there- 
under. 
Y ite, Fr. W. KITCHING, 
(No, 8,607.) Industrial Registrar. 

INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION ACT, 1912. 
Industries other than Mining and Smelting (Broken Hill) Board. 
Application for an Award by the Broken Hill Master Bakers’ Association. 
The Board hereby makes the following Award ;— 
Division I.—Brwap Bakers. 

1. Definitions. 
(a) Operative Bakers are male adults employed in a bread bakery, in the mixing 
of dough, by hand or machinery, or in the handling, weighing, or moulding ot a dough, 
upon the bench, by hand or machinery. 

(Db) Foremen are operative bakers who have charge of work in a bakery, or who 
have charge of ohe gr more men or apprentices. 

(c) Jobbers are operative bakers employed casually, and not as constant hands. 

(¢) Doughmakers are operative bakers employed in the making of dough by hand 
or machinery. § 

Ge) Assistants are, youths, except apprentices, einployed in a hand or machine 
bakery to do any work other than the skilled work of an operative baker, 

2, Bread Doughs. 

(a) In the event of a,dough proving fast or slow, at or before the ordinary starting 
time, through unavoidable causes, the operation of clause 8,(a@) hereof. shall be suspended, 
and the ordinary hours of labour shall be calculated from the actual starting time. 

(db) No doughmaker shall be compelled to. make by hand more than six hundred 
pounds of flour into any one dough without assistance. 

(c) During any day or night an employee who has made three full doughs by hand 
shall be deemed. to ‘have completed his day’s »work, 

(d) Ansemployee who las made two full doughs by hand on any day or night and 
has to work. off: sume shall be paid at overtime rate for such time as he has been actually 
engaged in making the second dough. 

(e) An employee who has made one full dough by hand shall be allowed two hours 


otf his day’s work, 


3. Assistants. 

Assistants on arriving at the age of 15+years shall be paid at the rate of 20s,, per 
week, with a rise of 2s. 6d. per week every six months up to his attaining the age of 21 
years, and every shop shall be allowed one assistant or one assistant for each two operatives 
employed. 

Division II.—PaAstTrRYCOOKS. 
4. Definitions. 

(aw) Pastrycooks are employees who are capable of and exclusively. engaged. in 
taking raw material and mixing, shaping, and baking it, and, when baked, icing and piping 
it, or performing any one or more of these operations. 

(b) Jobbers are pastrycooks w kip are employed casually, and not as constant ‘ends. 

Bun Doughs. 
(aw) Pastrycooks shall be perinitiel to make bun doughs when required, the time so 
occupied to,be counted as part of the ordinary working hours. 

(0) The provisions of clause 1 (e) and clause 8 of. Division I shall apply to this 
division. . 

Division III.—BAKERS AND PASTRYCOOKS. 
6. Apprentices. 

(a) Apprentices are youths under the age of 17 years engaged to learn the trade of 
an operative baker or of a pastrycook. 

(0b) Apprentices shall be bound for a period of four years, provided that any youth 
under the age of 21 years who shall prove to the satisfaction of the Chairman of the 

3oard that he has been engaged in the manufacture of bread or cake may be engaged and 
bound as an apprentice for a period equal.to four years, less the time he has been so 
employed, and shall in such cases be counted as an apprentice for the purposes of sub- 
clause (d) of this clause. 

(c) Hvery indenture of apprenticeship shall provide for the apprentice to be taught 
the operation, making, and moulding of dough and, baking (or the making and baking of 
pastry, cake, and small goods, us the case may be), and that if the apprentice attends the 
bread-making or, pastry and small goods baking class at the Technical College at Broken, 
Hill in his own time, the fees in respect thereto shall be paid by the employer. 

(d) Every shop shall be allowed one apprentice; where four to seven operatives are 
employed, two apprentices shall be allowed; where eight to twelve, three apprentices; and 
so on in like proportion, This subclause is agreed as being subject to any variation by 
the Court or by Statute, by 

(e)- Notwithstanding the limitations’ hereinbefore set out, whenever an apprentice 
is within three months of the expiration of: his: thine | of apprenticeship another apprentice 
may be taken on to fill the prospective vacancy.' ©): 

(f) Probation,—Apprentices may be employed. on probation for ® period not ex- 
ceeding eight weeks, at the end of which they shall, if kept on in the employment, be bound 
by indentures for a period of four years, inclusive of the probationary period. 

(g) The minimum rates of pay and overtime rates to be paid to apprentices shall 


-be as follows :— 


For first six months, 25s. per week, overtime 6d. per hour, 

For second six months, 27s. 6d. per week, overtime 7d. per hour. 
For third six months, 30s, per week, overtime 8d. per hour. 

For fourth six months, 32s. 6d. per week, overtime 9d. per hour. 
For fifth six months, 37s. 6d. per week, overtime 10d. per hour. 
For sixth six months, 42s. 6d. per week, overtime 11d. per hour. 
For seventh six months, 47s. 6d. per week, overtime 12d. per hour. 
For eighth six months, 55s. per week, overtime 13d, per hour. 





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te Improv ers. 


Hach shop shall ‘be allow ed one improver on bread and on cake, to be paid as 
fellows, 
if or the tirst year of service, 30s. per week., 
lor the second. year of service, 40s. per week. 
For the third year of service, 50s. per week. 
For the fourth year of service, GOs, per week. 


8. Working Hours. 


(«@) The ordinary working hours shall be calculated from the starting time of the 
shop, and shall be worked right through without a break except for meals. 

(a) All,employees in a bread or cake bakehouse shall be allowed half an hour a day 
for meals, to be taken when convenient, or when the foreman or employer may direct. 


DIVISION IV.—Bre AD CARTE RS, 
. Definitions, 


' Bread Carter. shall mean a man or youth who, delivers bread to. private dwellings, 
hotels, cafes, restaurants, or boarding-houses, and keeps proper record of deliveries and of 
cash received. 

10. Emergency Men. 

(a). Emergency men deliy ering bread shall be classed as bread carters on any day 
on which they take charge of a run alone, and shall adhere to the provisions of this Award 
during the period of such runs. 

(vb) Where an employee is engaged to feed carts or to deliver bread to cafes, hotels, 
&e., for not more than two hours in any one day, or 12 hours in any one week he shall not 
be classed as a bread-carter while on such work. 

11. Carters’ 

(a) No overtime shall be payable to carters under clause 18 hereof where the working 
of any excess over the ordinary week's work is caused through accident or unavoidable 
circumstances: Preyided that where the, working of any part of such excess is directly 
caused by wet weather having affected the roads, not more than one hour on any one day 
may be worked in excess as part of the ordinary working hours. 

’ (Db) Overtime shall be limited. to six hours per week. 

(c) No overtime shall be charged for any work done during the first two weeks in 
which a bread-carter is learning his round of customers. 

(¢@) Sunday work shall consist of attendance on horses only, and shall be paid for 
at not less than two shillings per hour for the first two, hours, and two shillings and two 
pence per hour thereafter. No bread-carter shall be required to work on Sundays more 
often than once. in four Sundays, and where there are more than four carters employed 
Sunday work shall be done by them in rotation, 


12. Meals. 
Bread-carters shall be allowed one hour a day for meals, 


Overtime. 


13. Learners. 


A bread-carter learning his round shall receive not less than half the amount stipu- 
jated in clause 17 while so learning, but such period shall not exceed six days. 
14. Improvers. 
One improver between. the ages of 1S and 22 years shall be allowed. to,each firm or 


¥ one to each four bread-carters employed at.the, rates of pay laid down in clause 7, such 
improver spall not deliver bread to more than one hundred retail customers. 


nlisy Shortages of Money and Bread. 


A bread-carter shall not, except in eases of. dishonesty, be held liable to make good 
any shortage in money or bread. on the face of his book unless he is notified of such shortage 
within 24 hours after the day on which the entry in the said book has been made, Sundays 
and holidays not to be reckoned in the 24 hours. 


DIVISION V.—BAKERS, PASTRYCOOKS, AND BREAD-CARTERS, 
16. Hours of Labour. 


The ordinary working hours for all employees under this Award shail be— 
(@) In an ordinary week, 48 hours. 
(b) In any week where a holiday, as provided in clause 19, shall fall, 44 hours. 
(c) In any week where two of such holidays fall, 40 hours. ay 
17. Rates of Pay. 
Employees shall be paid for work done at the following minimum rates of pay per 
week :— F 
Foremen in charge of three er more men, £5 12s. 6d. per week. 
Foremen in charge of less than three men, £5 7s. 6d. per week. 
Single-handed foremen or smallgoods foremen, £5 7s. Gd. per week. 
Dough-makers, £5 5s. per. week. 
Board hands, £5 per week. 
Long jobbers, 18s. Gd. per day. 
Short jobbers, 3s. 8d. per hour. 
Bread-carters, £4 7s. 6d. per week. 
18. Overtime, 


All time worked in excess of the ordinary working hours sball be paid for in accord- 
ance with the rates of pay as follows :— 


Where the rate is less than £4 15s. per week, 2s. 1d. per hour. 
Between £4 15s. and. £5 per week, 2s. 2d. per hour. 

Between £5 and £5 5s. per week, 2s. 3d. per hour. 

Between £5 5s. and £5 10s. per week, 2s. 4d. per hour. 
Between £5 10s. and £5 15s. per week,,2s..5d. per hour. 

More than £5 15s. per w eek, 2s, 6d. per hour. 


19, Holidays. 
(a) The following days shall be recognised as holidays, and all work done on such 


days shall be paid for at double rates :—New Year’s Day, Anniversary Day, Good Friday, 
Haster Monday, Anzac Day, King’s Birthday, Local Labour Day, 








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(bo) The day for holding the holidays set down as Anniversary Day, and King’s 
Birthday shall be the Wednesday following the day on which the actual holiday falls, 
unless the actual day is a Wednesday. 

(c) Every employer shall give to every employee who comes within the operation 
of this Award (exclusive of the days mentioned in clause 19 (a) ) seven consecutive days’ 
leave of absence on full pay, after the expiration of 12 months’ continuous service, such 
leave of absence to be taken at the employer’s convenience, 


20. Terms of Employment. 


A week’s notice of termination of employment shall be given by either side, and all 
wages shall be paid weekly. 
21. Board and Lodging. 
No apprentice baker, or pastrycook, or bread-carter, other than a member of the 
employer’s own family, shall be allowed to board or lodge on the premises of the employer 
without the consent in writing of the Chairman of the Board. 


22. Operation of Award. 


This Award shall be binding on all owners, employers, and employees, in any baking 

or pastrycook business, within the county of Yancowinna. 
23. Duration of Award. 

This Award rescinds and replaces the Award of the Industries other than Mining 
and Smelting (Broken Hill) Board for bakers, bread-carters, and pastrycooks, as published 
in the Government Gazette No. 184 of the 15th October, 1920, and shall remain in force for 
a period of three years from the publication thereof in the Government Gazette. Leave 
is given to either party to apply for a variation of this Award at any’ time as such party 
may be advised. 

AVR, PHRERY. SNL: 
Court-house, Broken Hill, Chairman of the Board. 
30th November, 1922. 





[3946] Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
Sydney, 15th December, 1922. 


THE following Order of the Court varying the Award of the Court published in Government Gazette of 
the 14th October, 1921 (20 I.G. 688), made in andin relation to the industries and callings in respect of 
which the Hospital Nurses, &c. (State) Board is constituted (constitution published at page 1434 of 
No. 37 of Government Gazette, dated 24th February, 1922—see also Industria] Gazette, vol.xxi, page 323), 
is published in accordance with the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, and the Regula- 


tions thereunder. 
F. W. KITCHING, 
(No. 3618.) Industrial Registrar. 


IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
No. 566 of 1922. 
Hospital Nurses, &e. (State) Board. 
Application by the Royal Alexandra Hospital for Children. 
Monday, the 4th day of December, 1922. 
Hospital Employees (Royal Alexandra Hospital for Children) Award. 
Variation. 
1. Delete clause 22, Wages, of the said Award, gazetted 14th October, 1921, and substitute 


therefor the following clause :— 
22. Wages. 
The following shall be the minimum rates payable to the particular class of.employee set 
opposite hereto :— 
Out-patients’ clerk (male), £4 18s. 6d. per week. 
Clerks (female), £2 16s. 6d. per week. 
Shorthand writer and typist (female), £2 16s. 6d. per week. 
X-ray attendant, £4 11s. per week with annual increase of 5s. per week, to £5 1s. per week. 
Out-patients’ porter, £4 4s. 6d. per week. 
Telephone attendant (male), £3 18s. per week and one meal per day. 
Telephone attendant (female), adults and juniors, £2 14s. per week until 31st July, 1923; 
thereafter £2 16s. 6d. per week. 
Chief dispenser, £6 13s. per week. 
Second dispenser, £5 3s. 6d. per week. 
Dispenser’s assistant, £4 3s. per week. 
Outside foreman, £5 3s. per week until 31st July, 1923; thereafter £5 Ss, per week. 
Gardeners’ labourers, £4 3s. per week. 
Cleaners, £4 3s. per week. 
Cook, first (female), £2 11s. 6d. per week and board and lodging. 
Cook, second (female), £2 4s. per week and board and lodging. 
Cook, others (female), £1 18s. 6d. per week and board and lodging. 
Kitchenmaids, £1 9s. per week until 3lst July, 1923; thereafter £1 lls. 6d. per week, and 
board and lodging. 
Wardsmaids, £1 9s. per week until 3lst July, 1923; thereafter £1 11s. 6d. per week, and board 
and lodging. 
Diphtheria wardsmaid, £1 14s. per week until 31st July, 1923; thereafter £1 16s. 6d. per week, 
and board and lodging. 
Housemaids, £1 9s. per week until 31st July, 1923; thereafter £1 11s. 6d. per week and board 
and lodging. 
Female help (Pathological Department), £2 6s. 6d. per weck. 
Laundry (females)— 
Forewoman, £2 lls. 6d. per week and partial! board. 
Laundrywoman, £2 6s. 6d. per week and partial board. 
Machinist, £2 1s. 6d. per week and partial board. 
Laundress, £1 19s. 6d. per week and partial board. 
2. This variation shall take effect fourteen days after its publication in the Government Gazette, 
and shall remain in force thereafter until the 3lst day of July, 1924. 
T. ROLIN, 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration, 


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[3914] Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
Sydney, 15th December, 1922. 


THE following Order of the Court varying the Award of the Court published in Govern- 
ment Gazette of the 11th July, 1919 (16 1.G,. 72), made in and in relation to the industries 
and callings in respect of which the Hlectricians, &e. (Pat@ Board is constituted (econ- 
stitution published at page 1450 of No, 37 of Government Gazette, dated 24th February, 
1922—see also Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi, page 854), as varied by Orders of the Court 
published in Government Gazettes of 5th December, 1919 (16 LG. 944), 20th February, 
1920 (17. 1.G.:792), 27th ‘February, 1920. (17 I.G. 193) ,) 12th March, 1920: (17, 1.G,,'794),, 
Zoth June, 1920 (18 LG. 150), 9th July, 1920 (18 I.G. 151), 20th August, 1920 (18 I.G,. 
3596), Sth October, 1920 (1S I.G. 741), 19th November, 1920 (18 I.G. 959) 31st December, 
1920 (19 I.G, 194), 15th April, 1921 (19 I.G. 1445), 6th May, 1921 (19 I.G. 1671), 17th 
June, 1921 (19 I.G. 1877), 11th November, 1921 (20 1.G. 876), 16th December, 1921 (20 L.G. 
1186 and 1188) [corrected in Government, Gazette of 24th Hebruary, 1922 (21 I1.G. 426)], 
24th February, 1922 (21 1.G. 426), 10th March, 1922 (21 I.G. 900), 23rd June, 1922 (21 I.G. 
1478), Ist September, 1922: (22 I.G. 664), Sth September, 1922 (22 °1.G. 665), and 17th 
November, 1922 (22 1L.G. 1114), is published in accordance with the provisions of the 
Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, and the Regulations thereunder. 


BY We isliCaiNnG; 
(No, 3,604.) Industrial Registrar. 


IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
No. 5386 of 1922 
Hlectricians, &e. (State) Board, 
Application by the Electrical H#mployers’ Association of New South Wales, Industrial Union 

of IWmployers. 

Tuesday, the 28th day of November, 1922. 

Electricians, &c. (State) Award. 
Variation. 
(Eight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1922.) 


1. Delete clause 9, Wages, of the said Award, gazetted 11th July, 1919, as varied in 
Gazettes of 27th February, 1920, 12th March, 1920, 25th June, 1920, 20th August, 1920, 19th 
November, 1920, 16th December, 1921, and Sth September, 1922, and substitute in lieu 
thereof the following clause :— 

; 9. Wages. 

The minimum rates of wages shall be as follows :— 

; (a) Shift electricians, 2s. 2$d. per hour, 

(bD) Installation electricians, 2s. 24d. per hour, 

(c) Hlectrical fitters, 2s. 24d. ‘per hour. 

(d) Battery fitters, 2s. 23d. Der hour. 

(e) Blectrical mechanics, 2s. Ogd. per hour, 

(f) Linesmen, 2s, 0gd. per hour. 

(g) Cable jointers, 2s. 23d. per hour. 

(h) Are lamp trimmers, 1s. ¥gd. per hour. 

(i) Leading hands shall receive 1s. 6d. per day over their usual journeymen rate. 

(j) Hlectricians in charge of plant shall receive a minimum of 18s. 3d. per day 
when the plant has a capacity of less than 75 kilowatts, and a minimum of 
20s. 3d. per day when the plant has a capacity of 75 or more kilowatts. 

(k) The minimum weekly rates for apprentices shall be:—lVirst year, 9s. 9d.; 
second year, 17s.; third year, 24s. 8d.; fourth year, 38s. 11d.; fifth year, 48s. 5d. 

(1) When electrical mechanics are employed on battery work they shall receive 
144. per hour extra. 

(m) Hlectrical fitters and electrical mechanics on regular shift work shall be 
paid 2d. per hour in excess of the ordinary rates specified for such grades in 
subclauses (¢) and (¢). Regular shift work for the purpose of this clause 
shall be defined as maintenance work upon which the employees work according 
to a roster of two or more shifts in rotation: Provided that the above rates 
shail not apply to any firm where it has been the custom previous to this 
Award to pay a higher excess rate for shift work, in which case the higher 
excess rates shall continue to be paid. 

(n) Any electrical engineer employed as set out in clause 8 shall receive a 
minimum salary of £6 2s. 6d. per week. 

(o) Pick and shovel men, bar and moyle men, pole erecting and men generally 
assisting linesmen, 1s. 8$d. per hour.. 


2. Delete clause 16, Hours of Labour, of the said Award, as varied in Gazette of 16th 
December, 1921, and substitute in lieu thereof the following clause :— 


16. Hours of Labour. 
Forty-eight hours shall constitute a week’s work, The day-work shall be 8% hours 


per day from Monday to Friday between the hours of 7.80 a.m. and 5.380 p.m., and 
4+ hours on Saturday, between the hours of 7.80 a.m. and 12.15 p.m. The actual 
working hours shall be arranged by each employer: Provide® that from Monday to 
Triday, inclusive, an interval for dinner of not less than three-quarters of an hour 
shall. be allowed, beginning not later than 12.30 p.m. 
In the case of are lamp trimmers, the said day-work shall be arranged by the 
employer at whatever hours of the whole day he may select. 
This clause shall not apply to electricians in charge of plant. 
No employees shall be required to work longer. than six hours without a break 
for meals. 
3. This variation shall take effect fourteen days after publication in the Government 
Gazette and shall remain in force thereafter until the 21st day of September, 1923. , 
Leave is reserved to the employees to apply to the Court as to hours on the question 
of lead poisoning, and in respect of employees in the building trades. 


T,. ROLIN, 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration, 


171, 15 Decrmprr, 1922,--7, 


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[38937] Industrial Registrar’s Office, ; 
Sydney, 15th December, 1922. 


THE following Order of the Court varying the Award of the Court published in Govern- 
ment Gazette of the 18th March, 1921 (19 I.G. 1446), made in and in relation to the 
industries and callings in respect of. which the Wire Makers, &e. (State) Board is con- 
stituted (constitution published at page 1455 of No. 37 of Government Gazette dated 24th 
February, 1922—see also Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi, page 364), as varied by Orders of 
the Court published in Government Gazettes of 22nd July, 1921 (20 1.G, 295), 13th Janu- 
ary, 1922 (21 I.G. 177), and 22nd September, 1922 (22 I.G. 667 and 669), is published in 
accordance with the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, and the Regulations 
thereunder. 
F, W. KITCHING, 
(No. 3,611.) Industrial Registrar. 





fi IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW, SOUTH WALES. 
No. 574 of 1922, 
iv Wire Makers, &c. (State) Board. 
Application by Rylands Brothers (Australia) Limited. 
Tuesday, the 5th day of December, 1922. 
Wire Makers, &c. (State) Award. 
Variation. 


(Eight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1922.) 

1. Delete clause 1, Hours of Work, of the said Award, gazetted 18th March, 1921, 
as varied in Gazette of 13th January, 1922, and substitute in lieu thereof the following 
clause :— 

1. Hours of Work. 


Forty-eight hours shall constitute a week’s work, and shall be performed from 
Monday to Saturday inclusive. 


2. Delete clause 8, Hours of Work for Day Workers, of the said Award, as varied as 
aforesaid, and substitute in lieu thereof the following clause :— 


3. Hours of Work for Day Workers. 

Except as hereinafter provided 48 hours shall constitute a week's work, con- 
sisting of 8% hours per day from Monday to Friday inclusive, and 4} hours on 
Saturday. Such ordinary working time shall be between 7.30 a.m. and 5 p.m. from 
Monday to Friday, and between 7.80 a.m. and 11.45 a.m. on Saturday. 


3. Delete clause 5, Rates of Wages, of the said Award, as varied in Gazettes of 18th 
January, 1922, and 22nd September, 1922, and substitute in lieu thereof the following 
clause :— 

5. Rates of Wages. i 
The following shall be the minimum rates for the work usually done by the 
) following classes of employees, Where less than a day’s wages are payable, the 
amount shall be computed at the rate of wage provided for a day or shift of eight 


bours :— 
Day-workers. Shift-workers, 
Per day. Per shift. 
Ss. Shick 
Sweepers and cleaners in yards and closets ........ 13 «0 1 3 
Yard labourérsor stopemen 6.0. Joes eee. te 13) 33 43 9 
Bersans “using: 47, Gr sree ey oP Sin secre cae cls ease 18 °F 14 1 
Stackers and slingers with cranes ............+..0% 13 9 14 3 
MEH  #PAASBES TEV. ASE PSS Dee ce as 18 9 14. 3 
Any other adult worker who is included in this 
Award and is not elsewhere specified .......... to 13° 9 
Wire-drawing Department. Per shift. 
Sond 
Learners at wire-drawing not yet working on piece-work ........ 14 9 
Wire-drawers ....5--a RE SL CW ache! rate Asus sect nics Malet elaie TREE 14 9 


Piece-work rates in pence per cwt. of 112 lb. for wire-drawing, exclusive of 
continuous machines :— 


8 9 10 am 12 3 14 alas 
d,. d. d. d. ce d. dad. d. 
id COG eo aa ae 27038 2-708 2:379 28719: 2-708 27708, 3028). -3:3852 
Bi MOL ee. nee eter O ODae oe Ona A + 4:217 4-541 58389 6-704 
3 HOLE Wei teae eee es 3:352 4 4-541 4865 519 6054 6704 7-569 
4 Hole Fe sedi e. 8 4541 45941 4541 6514 6054 6°704 7352 8-218 
16 17 18 19 20 
d. d. oy a. Sey Gk Sh tel 
TS NOLGR iE. stole Groner 4-541 5839 OF “rane 0 10-704 dt) b9 
Balers wie we RHE So 7-569 8-218 OPS Lt (2-055 1 5-408 
y HOLE DiS Pee SHE ee §-218 8: S66 OF 122-245 "(09 45543 1° 8219 
A VDOLEVAE Fiera thee 9-088 9-73 A 2-009 1 9-084 2 SBE 


Time work, 14s. 9d. per shift of eight hours. 

Annealed wire under 14 gauge, 1d. per cwt. extra. 

Provided that when in the opinion of the foreman an employee, through no fault 
of his own, cannot earn the minimum wage on the piece-work rates, the foreman, if he 
is satisfied with the manner in which such employee is working, may allow the time 


so worked to be paid at time work rates, and the remainder of the time for that week 
at piece-work rates. 


Annenling Department. Per shift. 
&.' de 
ESaitie wands. os eel dea Pe teed. Ree Pe en oe LBS 
WEBOED A EL cook ats abereuspe 4 euay'd ar ape eee etabe earereuie onatetaraie 2a a. at SER eR rg 14 9 
Ja (el h aves I or Pee Sy theyay Bread Wee <¥ «inv st avclguaralte ed eenatewatp iets Baatdie sca 144 3 


Treading, Wand Seas « «cs aera tiene ateimetes aie © cncssttdea at oteteneiete ers tele sks hele 15 929 
Cleaners 3 


15 Dec., 1922.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 171. 


Die-making Department. a Per shift. 
8. d. 
Lédding Die-makers (one on each shift) ..........-..s000000- see Ate a: 
& Die-makers, for first six months aids ies) Helle OS ded. PAIS enetdl Shale mavAleis 
Die-makers, thereafter «56 dian ai edetinwe ve ay Merde Peaih WER sta chy 2 (ah 9 


Any desired number of youths may be employed as learners and improyvers at 
die-making at the regular rates for junior unapprenticed labour. 


Per day. Per shift. 
s. d. s. d. 
Operator of die-casting cupola for each day or shift 
; WENLEGt. SO) ENSACCH ta .ae ts arenas ais Wah si'ai el apore ehete crate 15 9 1Gs aS 
Helpers on die-casting cupola whilst so engaged..... dion 15 T 


J Hach operator and helper may have between them three unapprenticed junior 
workers as assistants, 


Miscellaneous, Per day. Per shift. 
; sO. s, d. 
Tiers-up and bundlerss Peo Fe. eas tee eee rf Lge 13 9 
Hxaminers, sorters, inspectors, and weighmen .... 14 9 15 3 
Junior Labour Apprenticed. Per week. 
sas 
Hirst; yeat'=..1... Sh ARG cer BWA vautaiebens) ate heat a FIC SAE Cl IOC ORTOE 18 0 
OCONCM VCR ete reuucts = cichasstrerrt teen aerate te sae areracer 4 aa ai,dlsyaheat ole oakerer olen e Play, Pe 
THITAEYVOCHIN \,. c alesd ct. a. patie id ere, Aira MIRA AE Sess cee we tien Cei o 
HOUL CHES V8 Tar aaencte.. o cpste ces shalenele aah Se esis d Se: SORA BBA ee oe 39. 7 
TEC VG Wits, Sere chs na chalcone cre | Cette enn oe eta cles icaeew os Besgser a take : 46 9 


In any case where a junior employee apprentice shall absent himself frem his 
work without reasonable excuse, such junior employee so absenting himself without 
reasonable excuse Shall only receive as his wages for any week in which he has so 
absented himself an amount calculated on the basis of one-sixth of the above weekly 
wages respectively for each day that such junior employee shall have worked in any 
such week. 


Junior Labour Unapprenticed. Per weehr 

Se 1 Us 
Under iGeyente. at tie rate Ok gc aden wine ceca: H pals cde 4s «6\05 a Ma SK, 
GCE chive VOHDay at te CHGMEd GG Olt a gar. fr HES A oc ale sie oF tha dlaceit a eae wiccd © i ie § 
WINGEE HS: VOLES bi CHO BOLO, OF coud ac adhe chica siete icin ova ais sanie st eendia, 305 36 (O 
Underal9 uyearsjiat. tHE. Fate Ole. dea -isecis heeies elaree ae aches Meus ae otate 46 9 
Under 20 years, at the rate of ......... Bok iy RRO Ce DADE ED De 5p 
nderm 2 vears) ote thesrate: Ol) sass aeckas eke kee 6 asia, it 2a Se ae Mee es 


Hyery unapprenticed junior worker shall give a fortnight’s notice of his change 
of year of age. 

When a junior unapprenticed worker does work equal in amount to that done 
by an adult worker, and of the same kind, he shall be paid the rate for such adult 
worker. d 
Junior labourers employed on shift-work shall be paid 6d. per shift in excess of 
the rates above specified for junior labourers. 


4, This variation shall take effect fourteen days after publication in the Government 
Gazette and shall remain in force thereafter until 31st March, 1923, “ 

Leave is reserved to employees to apply to the Court as they may be advised for a 
variation during the currency of this Award. 


® 


GEO. S. BEEBY, 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 





[3918] Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
Sydney, 15th December, 1922. 


THE following Award of the Court made in exercise of the powers conferred on it by section 14 of the 
Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, determining certain industrial matters arising in and in relation to the 
industries and callings in respect of which the Sawmillers, &c. (Cumberland and Newcastle) Board is 
constituted (constitution published at page 1447 of No. 37 of Government Gazette dated 24th February, 
1922—see also Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi, page 349), is published in accordance with the provisions of 
the Act and the Regulations thereunder. 

F. W. KITCHING. 


(No. 8,609.) Industriai Registrar. 





IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
No, 557 of 1922. 
Sawmillers, &c. (Cumberland and Newcastle) Board. 
Application by the Sydney and Suburban Timber Merchants Association, Industrial Union of Employer. 
Thursday, the 30th day of November, 1922. 
Sawmillers, &c. (Cumberland and Newcastle) Award. 
(Eight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1922.) 
1. Hours of Work, 
The ordinary working hours of employees in the sawmilling industry which were fixed by Pro- 


clamations published in Government Gazettes No. 57 of 16th April, 1921, and No. 80 of 3rd June, 1921 
at 44 per week, are hereby varied and shall be 48 per week. 


2. Area, Incidence and Duration. 


This Award shall apply to employees working in or about sawmills, wood machinists and other 
employees in sawmill department of furniture factories, wood machinists, wood turners, and other 
employees in builders’ and joiners’ workshops, and in wire mattress making and in shipbuilding, and box 
and case makers, in the county of Oumberland and the Police District of Newcastle, within the jurisdic- 
tion of the sawmillers, &c. (Cumberland and Newcastle) Board. a3". 

It shall take effect fourteen days after publication in Government Gazette and shall remain in 
force thereafter, tor a period of one year. 


T. ROLIN, 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 








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[3948] Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
wees Sydney, 15th December, 1922. 


THE following Award of the Court made in exercise of the powers conferred on it by section 14 of th® 
Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, determining certain industrial matters arising in and in relation to the 
industries and callings in respect of which the Public Service (Temporary Clerks) Board is constituted 
(constitution published at page 1472 of No. 37 of Government Gazette, dated 24th February, 1922— 
see also Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi, page 398), is published in accordance with the provisions of the 
Act and the Regulations thereunder, 
F. W. KITCHING, 
(No. 3,616.) Industrial Registrar. 


IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
No. 531 of 1922. * 
Public Service (Temporary Clerks) Board. 


Application by the Australian Clerical Association, New South Wales Branch, Industrial Union 
of Employees. 


Friday, the 17th day of November, 1922. 
Public Service (Temporary Clerks) Award. 
Males (Taxation Department). i 
1. Definitions. 


‘““ Employee” means a male person temporarily employed in any of the positions named herein 
in the Taxation Department in the State of New South Wales, under the Public Service Act, 1902, or 
any Act amending the same within the jurisdiction of the Public Service (Temporary Clerks) Board. 

«« Examiner ”? means an employee appointed to such position by the Public Service Board. 

“‘ Senior Assessor’? means an employee appointed to such position by the Public Service Board. 

‘* Assessor ’? means an employee appcinted to such position by the Public Service Board. 

* Service >> means service in the position occupied by an employee. 

Provided that employees in the Public Service on 7th July, 1921, shall be deemed to have the 
years of service indicated by the salaries assigned to them at that date by the Public Service Board; and 

Provided, further, that employees appointed to any position named herein at a greater salary 
than the minimum salary prescribed by clause 2 hereof for such position shall be deemed to have the 
years of service indicated by the rates of pay at which they are appointed. 


2. Rates of Pay. 


The minimum tates to be paid to adult male employees as from 7th July, 1921, shall be those’set 
out in Column | hereunder; but such rates shall be reduced by £18 per annum, or 7s. per week on and 
from 21st July, 1922, and thereafter employees shall proceed and be paid, subject to their years of 
service, and the provisions. of clause 4 hereof, in accordance with the rates prescribed iu Column 2 
hereunder :— 


Column 1. Column 2. 
Per annum. Per week. Per annum. Per week 
Examiner— £ fi 8 Sarde £ eich 6b 
Upon appointment a: 5c S= 422 8 2 4 404. 715 4 
After one year of service es sl 448 8 12 4 430 8 5 4 
After two years of service Hee ad 474 9 2 4 456 815 4 
After three years of service... oats 500, 912 4 482 9: Si a4: 
Senior Assessor— 
Upon appointment ast a0 3096 381 i Moe 363 OU) 
After one year of service aah 60 391 We 45 373 gs bs 
After two years of service be S16 401 ialak v3} 383 rLmennd sta 
After three years of service... be 411 Telos 303, spe eoet tl a. 
After four years of service Sie aBC 421 sh dE ih 403 7 14 11 
After five years of service mth eos 430 8) 7be05 412 718 6 
Assessor— 
Upon appointment Bu a ois 321 6 Cd: 446 303 5 16 6 
After one year of service rag ae 331 PR YR. F 313 6 0 4 
After two years of service ae Ke 341 6 11 2 323 6 4 2 
After three years of service ... not 351 615 0 333 6 8 O 
After four years of service of “ee 361 6) 138 oho 343 6 11 10 
After five years of service ona aA 371 eS 353 615 8 
After six years of service a wk 381 he G8 363 6, 19,016 
After seven years of service... a 391 TAK 8) 373 i355 
After eight years of service... ate 401 GES) 383 JineS 
After nine years of service oer hae 41] gl Spel 393 Th ale a 
After ten years of service oc moe 421 ei) UP GE 403 71411 


3. Minimum Wave Basis of Award. 


The rates set out in column 2 in the Schedule of Rates prescribed in clause 2 hereof shall be deemed 
to be fixed on the basis of a minimum declared living wage of £3 18s. per week. Such rates shall be 
subject to reduction or increase as a result of any declaration of the Board of Trade, or other legal 
tribunal, decreasing or, increasing such declared living wage of £3. 18s. per week on and from the same 
date as that on which such reduction or increase is applied in the cases of other officers or employees 
under the Public Service Act. 

4. Limitations on Progress in Salary. 


In calculating years of service for the purposes of this Award, the period of actual service shall 
be reduced by the period or periods {if any) during which an employee may in the future be retarded in 
his progression by reason of failure to satisfy examination tests, and/or by the withholding of the 
certificate mentioned in section 24 of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, as amended. 


5. Area, Incidence, and Duration. 
This Award shall apply to all temporary employees appointed to any of the positions enumerated 
herein in the Taxation Department, New South Wales, under the Public Service Act, 1902, or any Act 
amending the same, within the jurisdiction of the Public Service (Temporary Clerks) Board. 


It shall take effect from the 7th day of July, 1921, inclusive, and shall remain in force thereafter 
fora period of two years. 


Leave is reserved to the parties to apply generally as they may be advised. 


T. ROLIN, 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 





15 Dec., 1922, ] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 171. 6649 





[38947] Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
Sydney, 15th December, 1922. 


THE following Order of the Court varying the Award of the Court published in Government Gazette 
of the 30th December, 1921 (20 I.G., 1235), made in and in relation to the industries and callings in 
respect of which the Public Service (Temporary Clerks) Board is constituted (constitution published 
at page 1472 of No. 37 of Government Gazette, dated 24th February, 1922—sce also Industrial Gazette, 
vol. xxi, page 398), as varied by Order of the Court published in Government Gazette of 14th July, 
1922 (22 J.G., 155), is published in accordance with the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 
1912, and the Regulations thereunder, 
F. W. KITCHING, 
Industrial Registrar. 

(No. 3,615.) 


IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
No. 531 of 1922. 
Public Service (Temporary Clerks) Board. 


Application by the Australian Clerical Association, New South Wales Branch, Industrial Union 
of Employees. 


Friday, the 17th day of November, 1922, 
Public Service (Temporary Clerks) Award. 
Correction. 


1. The rates of pay specified in clause 1 of the principal Award, gazetted 30th December, 1921, 
are corrected and shall be as follows :-— ; 


Per week. 
renee cd, 
At 21 years of age aes Shy sf a ar ate Ae eae hee GO 
At 22 years of age sre has abe i, PEL fA ade Binet LAS G 
At 23 years of age pits Se aoe aa fs se a eee AT ZA G 


2. The rates of pay specified in clause 1 of the said Award, as varied in Gazette of 14th July, 
1922, are corrected and shall be as follows :— 
(a) The following shall be the minimum rates to be paid to adult male temporary clerk® 


other than those specifically mentioned, from the 21st July, 1922, inclusive— 
Per week. 


re EE ok 
At 21 years of age See ne 388 ous aes Ab 6 ees Lou O 
At 22 years of age aie coe 506 ae 8 oct nce seen cele Lae |G 
At 23 years of age re as it we atin as wee ed Sh OG 


T. ROLIN, 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration 








[3949] Industrial Registrar’s Office, 

Sydney, 15th December, 1922. 
THE following Order of the Court varying the Industrial Agreement dated 2nd June, 192%, filed in the 
oftice of the Industrial Registrar on 2nd June, 1921, and numbered 442 (19 I.G. 1854), made between the 
New South Wales State Trawling Industry and the Shop Assistants and Waretouse Kmployees’ Fede- 
ration of Australia, New South Wales, as varied by Industria! Agreement between the said parties 
dated 23rd August, 1922, filed as aforesaid on 24th August, 1922, and numbered 507 (22 L.G. 316), is 
published in accordance with the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, and the Regulations 
thereunder. 

Fr. W. KITCHING, 

(No. 3617.) Industrial Registrar. 


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IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
No. 590 of 1922. 


Industrial Agreement between the New South Wales State Trawling Industry and the Shop Assistants 
and Warehouse Employees’ Federation of Australia, New South Wales, No. 442, as varied by 
Industrial Agreement No. 507. 


Application by the Acting Manager of the New South Wales State Trawling Industry. 
Wednesday, the 6th day of December, 1922. 


Industrial Agreement between the New South Wales State Trawling Industry and the Shop Assistant$ 
and Warehouse Employees’ Federation of Australia, New South Wales. 


¢ 


Variation. 


(Eight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1922). 
1. Delete clause 1, Hours, of the said Industrial Agreement filed 2nd June, 1921, and numbered 
442, as varied by Industrial Agreement filed 24th August, 1922, and numbered 507, and insert in lieu 
thereof the following clause :— 
1. Hours. 
Not more than 48 hours shall constitute a week's work, for which the wages hereinafter 
specified shall be paid. Such 48 hours shall be worked without the payment of overtime between ° 
the hours of 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. on five days, Monday to Friday inclusive, and 8 a.m. and 1 p.m. on 
Saturday. ame 
2. Delete from clause 6, Overtime, of the said Industrial Agreement as varied as aforesaid 
the figures and word ‘‘ 44 hours,” and insert in lieu thereof the ‘figures and word “48 hours.” 
3. Delete from clause 7, Rates of Overtime, of the said Agreement as varied as aforesaid the fig 
ures and word “ 44 hours,” and insert in lieu thereof the figures and word ‘48 hours.” 
4. This variation shall take effect fourteen days after its publication in the Government Gazette 
and shall remain in force thereafter until the 23rd day of August, 1923. 7 
W. EDMUNDS, 


Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 171. =| [15 Dues 1922. 





[89384] Industrial Registrar’s Office, : | 
Sydney, 15th December, 1922. 


THE following Order of the Court varying the Award of the Court published in Govern- 
ment Gazette of the 15th July, 1921 (20 LG. 297) made in and in relation to the industries 
and callings in respect of which the Public Service (Clerical Officers) Board is constituted 
(constitution published at page 1470 of No. 37 of Government Gazette dated 24th February, 
1922—see also Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi, page 395) as varied by Orders of the Court 
published in Government Gazettes of 16th June, 1922 (21 1.G, 1481) and 14th July, 1922 
(22 1.G. 152), is published in accordance with the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration 
Act, 1912, and the Regulations thereunder, 





FF, W. KITCHING, 
(No. 3,618.) Industrial Registrar. 





IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
No. 220 of 1922. 
Public Service (Clerical Officers) Board. 
Application by the Honorable the Attorney-General for the State of New South Wales. 
Thursday, the 9th day of November, 1922. 
Public Service (Clerical Officers) Award. 
Variation. 

1. Delete the first paragraph of subelause (e) of clause 4, Salaries, of Part I, Males, 
of the said Award, gazetted 15th July, 1921, as varied in Gazette of 14th July, 1922, and 
substitute in lieu thereof the following paragraphs :— 

This clause shall not apply in respect of salaries of officers who through the 
application of proviso D of clause 4 of the principal Award did not receive in respect 
of their salaries any portion of the amounts mentioned in such clause. 

Provided that the salary of any officer who through the application of the above- 
mentioned proviso received portion only of the increase provided under the said clause 4 
from the 7th day of July, 1921, shall be liable to a reduction from the 1st day of July, 
1922, of £18 per annum less an amount representing the difference between the amount 


of increase actually received and the amount he would have been entitled to receive™ 


but for the operation of proviso D of the said clause; and he shall proceed as from 
the 7th day of July, 1922, to the next higher salary in the scale prescribed if he is 
eligible so to proceed. 
Provided further that this subclause shall not apply to officers in receipt of 

£222 per annum on the 7th day of July, 1921. 

T. ROLIN, 

H. R. CURLEWIS, 

GEO, 8S. BEHBY, 

Judges of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 





[3913] Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
Sydney, t5th December, 1922. 


THE following Order of the Court varying the Award of the Court published in Government Gazette of the 
23rd December, 1921 (21 I.G. 181), made in and in relation to the industries and callings in respect of 
which the Cardboard Box Makers (State) Board is constituted (constitution published at page 1456 of 
No. 37 of Government Gazette dated 24th February, 1922—see also Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi, page 
366), as varied by Orders of the Oourt published in Government Gazettes of 3rd March, 1922 
(21 L.G. 901), and 28th July, 1922 (22 1.G. 413), is published in accordance with the provisions of the 
Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, and the Regulations thereunder. ’ 
F. W. KITCHING, 
Industrial Registrar. 





(No. 3,605.) : 


IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
No. 578 of 1922. 
Cardboard Box Makers (State) Board. 


Application by the New South Wales Master Printers and Connected Trades’ Association, 
Industrial Union of Employers. 


Monday, the 4th day of December, 1922. 
Cardboard Box Makers (State) Award. 
Variation. 
1. Delete from subclause (c) of clause 1, Hours, of the sxid Award, gazetted 23r1'December, 1921, 


as varied in Gazette of 3rd March, 1922, the figure and letter “2s.” appearing in the fifth line thereof, 
and substitute in lieu thereof the figures and letters ‘1s. 11d.” 
2. Delete clause 2, Female Wages, of the said Award, as varied as aforesaid, and substitute in lieu 
thereof the following clause :— 
2. Female Wages. 
The minimum weekly wages payable to female employees shall be as follows: — 


Per week. 

Duriing the first six months’ experience— Smee 

To girls under 15 years of age to aes He ms ie das.) 4 a 

To girls over 15 years of age ... ee on eZ oe ae ner, 6 
During the second six months’ experience— 

To girls under 15% years of age 506 at eae dt an eS are 

To girls over 15} years of age... Vs tie a den ee é6 20708 
During second year’s experience ... ob: ce ae nee “ey, we 25 8 
During third year’s experience— 

First six months Blige ee ae ea ian eas oe vans a 

Second six months _,., eh as fe a ce ae Rrtoc i 
During fourth year’s experience— 

Firat six months ane es wee be as aan ads we (B46 

Second six months... aha tes se a Sb 305 my oe 
Thereafter at a senior rate ,.. ae ot es se nice ws aosf42. 0 





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Provided— 

(a) That no adult female shall be paid less than the minimum wage for adult females 
fixed from time to time by the New South Wales Boird of Trade. 

(5) Lhat girls engaged on table work, at or after the commencement of their third year’s 
experience on table work, shall be paid a rate of 2s. 6d, per week in addition to their 
ordinary rate. 

(c) That an additional rate of 8s, 8d. per week shall be paid to female employees engaged 
on the following machines, if such machines are not power driven, namely, metal 
edgers, slotting and/or corner-cutting machines, ending machines, thumb-holeing 
machines, or wire stitching or stapling machines, whether such last mentioned machines 
are used in connection with the manufacture of cartons, packets, or any other boxes. 

(d) For the purpose of this clause the term “ experience” means experience in the industry 
generally, and any girl employee, Oa leaving or being discharged from the employment 
of an employer, shall be entitled to a note stuting the date when such employment 
began and the date of its termination, Such note shal! be the property of the 
employee, and shall be returned to her by any subsequent employer within seven days 
of the engagement. 

3. Delete from subclause (6) of clause 4, Piecework Rates, of the said Award, as varied a3 
aforesaid, the figure and words ‘*5 per cent,” wherever therein appearing, and substitute in lieu thereof 
the figures and words “ i} per cent.” 

4. Clause 12 of the said Award is varied by clause 5 hereof. 

5. This variation shall take effect fourteen days after its publication in the Government Gazette, 
and with the said Award, gszetted 23rd December, 1921, as varied in Gazettes of 3rd March, 1922, and 
28th July, 1922, shall remain in force thereafter for a period of one year. 

Leave is reserved to employers and employees to apply to the Court for a new Award at any 
time before the expiration of this Award, 

W. EDMUNDS, 
Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 








[3915] Industrial Registrar’s Office, 

Sydney, 15th December, 1922. 
THE following Order of the Court varying the Award of the Deputy Court for the District of New- 
castle published in Government Gazette of the 2nd July, 1920 (18 I.G. 117), made in and in relation to 
the industries and callings in respect of whic the Plumbers and Gasfitters (State) Board is constituted 
(constitution published at page 3219 of No.88o0f Government Gazette dated 2nd Juse, 1922)—see also 
Industrial Gazatte, vol. xxi, page 1485) as varied by Orders of the Court published.in Government 
Gazettes of 8th October, 1920 (18 I.G. 730), and by order of the Deputy Court published in Government 
Gazette of 24th March, 1921 (19 I.G. 1435), is published in accordance with the provisions of the 
Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, and the Regulations thereunder. 

F, W. KITCHING, 

(No. 3,603.) Industrial Registrar. 





IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
No. 587 of 1922. 
Plumbers and Gasfitters (State) Board. 


Application by the Master Builders’ Association of New South Wales, Industrial Union of Employers. 
Thursday, the 30th day of November, 1922. 
Plumbers, &c. (Newcastle) Award. 
Variation. 


1. Delete clause 2, Wages, of the said Award gazetted Ynd July, 192), as varied in Gazette of 
24th March, 1921, and substitute in lieu thereof the following clause :— 
2. Wages. 
Employees shall be classified as tollows, and paid wages by the hour at rates not less than 
those set opposite the designation or description of each class :— 
Journeymen, 2s. 4}d. per hour. 
Journeymen in ship’s plumbing, 2s. 54d. per hour, 
Leading hand or foreman.—A journeyman called upon to act as foreman or leading hand over 
three or more journeymen, whilst so emplored, 2s. 54$d. per hour. 
Licensed plumber, who is called upon to use his license in the course of his employment, 
2s. 542d. per hour. 
Licensed foreman :— 
(a) A foreman who is required in the course of his employment to possess or utilise a 
‘ plumber’s license, 2s. 734d. per hour. 
(6) If such licensed foreman is also employed to compute quantities or make up estimates, 
2s. 83d. per hour. 
Chokages.—If a journeyman plumber is employed upon any chokage necessitating the opening 
up of house drain pipes conveying sewage, he shall be paid 1d. extra per hour with a 
minimum of 1s. for any one job extending béyond a day or for any day on which one or 
more jobs are done. 
The City of Newcastle Gas and Coke Company and the Maitland Gas Company are exempt 
from this provision. 
Norz. — The rates herein are fixed on the basis of an ordinary week’s work of 44 hours, vide 
Proclamations (Eight Hours Act), gazetted 16th April, 1921, and 27th May, 1921. 
2. Delete the last paragraph of clause 12, Apprentices, of the said Award as varied as aforesaid and 
substitute the following paragraph in lieu thereof. 


The wages of apprentices shall be not less than the following minimum rates :—- 


Per week, 
By od. 
During the first year of apprenticeship... st Sas ae ore een sn 0 
During the second year of apprenticeship... isi 93 stay Po tn 19 12 
During the third year of apprenticeship ... ve a - tee deena’) 
During the fourth year of apprenticeship... Sr tag er i ie ZIG 
During the fifth year of apprenticeship ... ty ny ae ta gabe 6 


3. Clause 16 of the said Award is varied by clause 4 hereof. 

4, This variation shall take effect fourteen days after publication in the Government Gazette and 
with the said Award, gazetted 2nd July, 1920 as varied in Gazettes of 8th October, 1920 and 24th 
March, 1921, shall remain in force thereafter for a period of one year. 

Leay> is reserved to employers and employees to apply for a new Award at any time before the 
expiration of this Award. 

H. R. CURLEWIS, 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration, 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 171. [15 Dre. 1922. 


[39i7] Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
Sydney, 15th December, 1922. 


THE following Award of the Court made in exercise of the powers conferred on it by section 14 of the 
Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, determining certain industrial matters arising in and in relation to 
the industries and callings in respect of which the Sawmillers, &c. (Country) Board is constituted 
(constitution published at page 1447 of No. 37 of Government Gazette, dated 24th February, 1922— 
see also Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi, page 349), is published in accordance with the provisions of the 
Act and the Regulations thereunder. 
F, W. KITCHING, 
(No. 3,610.) -—— Industrial Registrar. 


IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
No. 557 of 1922. 


Sawmillers, &c. (Country) Board. 


Application by the Sydney and Suburban Timber Merchants Association, Industrial Union 
of Employers. 


Thursday, the 30th day of November, 1922. 
Sawmillers, &c. (Country) Award. 
(Eight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1922). 
1. Hours of Work. 


The ordinary working hours of employees in the sawmilling industry, which were fixed by 
Proclamations published in Government Gazettes No. 57 of 16th April, 1921, and No, 80 of 3rd June, 
1921, at 44 per week, are hereby varied, and shall be 48 per week. 


2. Area, Incidence, and Duration. 

This Award shall apply to employees working in or about sawmills, wood machinists, and 
other employees in sawmill departments of furniture factories, wood machinists, wood turners, and 
other employees in builders and joiners’ workshops, and in wire mattress making and in ship- 
building, and box and case makers in the State, excluding the counties of Cumberland and 
Yancowinna and the Police District of Newcastle, within the jurisdiction of the Sawmillers, &c, 
(Country) Board. 

It shall take effect fourteen days after publication in the Government Gazette, and shall 
remain in force thereafter for a period of one year. 

T. ROLIN, 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 





[3935] Industrial Registrar’s Office, 

Sydney, 15th December, 1922. 
THE following Order of the Court varying the Award of the Court published in Govern- 
ment Gazette of the 80th December, 1921 (20 1.G. 1,286), made in and in relation to the 
industries and callings in respect of which the Public Service (Professional Officers) 
Board is constituted (constitution published at page 1,472 of No. 37 of Government Gazette 
dated 24th February, 1922—see also Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi, page 398), as varied by 
Order of the Court published in Government Gazette of 14th July, 1922 (22 I.G. 169), is 
published in accordance with the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, and 
the Regulations thereunder, 

BK, W. KITCHING, 

(No. 3,614.) Industrial Registrar. 





IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW. SOUTH WALES. 
' INO, 222 o£ 1922. 
Public Service (Professional Oificarey Board. 
Application by the Honorable the Attorney-General for the State of New South Wales. 
Thursday, the 9th day of November, 1922. 
Public Service (Professional Officers) Award. 
3 Variation. 


1. Delete the first paragraph of subclause (@) of clause 4, Salaries, of Part I, Males 
(Permanent Officers) of the said Award, gazetted 30th December, 1921, as varied in Gazette 
of 14th July, 1922, and substitute in lieu thereof ‘the following paragraphs :— 


This clause shall not apply in respect of salaries of officers who through the 
application of proviso D of clause 4 of the principal Award did not receive in respect 
of their salaries any portion of the amounts mentioned in such clause. 

Provided that the salary of any officer who through the application of the above- 
mentioned proviso received portion only of the increase provided under the said 
clause 4 from the 7th day of July, 1921, shall be liable to a reduction from the 21st 
day of July, 1922, of £18 per annum, less an amount representing the difference be- 
tween the amount of increase actually received and the amount he would have been 
entitled to receive but for the operation of proviso ID of the said clause, and shall 
proceed on thevth day of July, 1923, either to the next higher salary in the Schedule 
applicable to his position if he is eligible so to proceed, or to such an amount less than 
such next higher salary as his examination qualifications then entitle him to receive. 

Provided further that this subclanuse shall not apply to officers in receipt of 
£222 per annum on the 7th day of July, 1921, 

T. ROLLIN, 
HOR. CURLED Wis, 
GHO. S. BEEBY, 
- Judges of the Court of Industrial Arbitration, 





15 Dec., 1922,] 


oe ES ee Pay a eee 
THEATRES AND PUBLIC HALLS ACT, 1908. 


PROCLAMATION. 
(rcs. 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor, 
Ab is hereby declared that the provisions of Part If 
of the abovenamed Act shall be applied to the 
halls specified in the appended Schedule. 
Signed and sealed at Sydney, this thirteenth day of 
December, 1922. 
By His Excellency’s Command, . 
J. C. L. FITZPATRICK. 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 





SCHEDULE, 


Locality. Name of Hall. 

Coonamble ........ ceed New Monareh Open-air 

: Pictures. 
GuilganGtae gethiewe acc. tote, es Chelmsford Hail. 
GPEDECON) Cimacs.<.eyertsero ates Parish Hall, 
Jorilderio’ .. 5.60. St. Joseph’s Hall. 
Kyogle frie. ccnccsc tbe geste KXyogle Show Pavilion. 
Mogandale, via Condobolin Mogandale Hall. 
Numulla, via Trundle ....... Numulla Hall. 
BINGIGtOn Fo. cc ch ctmes cites. The Strand Hall. 
Ulamambri, via Coonabara- 

DEA owe te eon bees Ulamambri Public Hall. 
Wybong, via Muswellbrook Wybong Public Hall. 
Yathella, via Junee .......... Recreation Ground Hall. 


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THEATRES AND PUBLIC HALLS ACT, 1908. 


PROCLAMATION: 





(\s.) 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
(Governor. 
T is hereby notified that Part IT of the abovccited 
Act shall no longer apply to the halls specified in 
the appended Schedule, such premises not now being 
used for public entertainment purposes. 
Signed and sealed at Sydney, this thirteenth day of 
December, 1922. 
By His Excellency’s Command, 
J.C, L. FITZPATRICK. 


GOD SAVE THE KING! 


SCHEDULE. 
Locality. Name of Hall. 
(Meningie va. ce tiatedt asssaqos School of Arts Hall. 
Sydney st 2:Sh nase. latet he Public Hall, No. 4 George- 
street West. 
Sydney BA CAE. asec oe Repertory Theatre, Gros- 


venor-street. [3789] 











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Chief Secretary’s Department 
and Office of the Minister of Public Health, 


Sydney, 15th December, 1922. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, 
in pursuance of the provisions of the Fisheries Act, 1902, and the Fisheries 
(Amendment) Act, 1910, has been pleased—(a) to revoke Regulations 
Nos. 100 to 111, bearing date the 10th February, 1922, and published in 
Government Gazette No. 23 of that date; (b) to rescind the notification of 


the 10th March, 1922, 


varying the date from which such Regulations were 


to commence to have effect; and (¢) to make the appended Regulations in 
lieu thereof;—such Regulations to become operative as and from the 
; 8 ] 


1st January, 1923, inclusive. 


CHARLES W. OAKES. 


REGULATIONS RELATING.TO THE LICENSING OF FISH 


AGENTS 


UNDER THE FISHERIES 


ACT, 1902, AND THE 


FISHERIES (AMENDMENT) ACT, 1910. 


Definition. 
100. In these Regulations unless the context or subject-matter otherwise 


requires— 


“Fish agent” means a person licensed under these Regulations. 
“Salesman” means a person authorised under these Regulations to act 
on behalf of a fish agent in any fish market, or wholesale fish 


dealer’s establishment. 


“Wholesale fish dealer’s establishment ” means an establishment where 
fish ia received for the purpose of sale direct from the consignor. 


Method of Sale. 
101. (1) All fresh fish sold: in any wholesale fish dealer’s establishment 


shall be sold by weight. 5 


(2) All fresh fish sold in any fish market shall be sold by weight and 
by auction, provided that with the consent of an officer authorised in that 
behalf, where it is in the interests of the consignor, sales may be conducted 
otherwise than by auction, but in such cases the particulars of such sale 
shall be publicly announced in an audible tone immediately after such sale 


has been effected. 


Fish Agents’ Licenses. 


102. (1) No person shall sell any fresh fish in any fish market or whole- 
sale fish dealer’s establishment unless he is licensed as a fish agent or 
authorised a; a salesman, as hereinafter provided. 

(2) Each license issued under these Regulations shall have effect 
only within the loeality described in such license, and the Minister may 
determine the maximum number of licenses which may be granted in 


respect of any such locality. 
No. 171, 15 Decrmssr, 1922,—8, 


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103. (1) An application for a fish agent’s license shall be in the form 
appended to these Regulations, and may be made or lodged at the Chief 
Secretary’s Department, or, in country districts, at the office of the Clerk 
of Petty Sessions. Such application shall be submitted to the Minister, 
who may grant or refuse the same, or may grant a license subject to the 
condition that it shall have effect in a locality other than that named in the 
application. 

(2) Fish agents’ licenses shall be in the form appended to these 
Regulations. 

(3) Any such license may, upon application by the licensee, and 
subject to such terms and conditions as the Minister thinks fit, be endorsed 
so as to authorise one or more salesmen bona fide in the employment of such 
licensee, and approved of by the Minister, to act on behalf of such licensee, 
within the scope of his license. 


Incense Fees. 


- 104. (1) The fee for each license shall be £1, payable in advance: Provided 
flak 


(a) In the case of a registered company of which more axe one 
member is an applicant for a license to sell on behalf of that 
company, the fee for each such license shall be 10s., payable in 
advance. 

(b) Where a license is issued after the thirtieth day of June in any 
year, the fee shall be,— 


(i) In the case of licenses to sell on behalf of a registered 
: company, as above referred to, 5s. for each license. 
; (ii) In all other cases, 10s. for each license. 


(2) The fee for each endorsement upon a license under clause 103 (3) 
of these Regulations shall be calculated at the rate of 10s. for each salesman 
mentioned in such endorsement. 

(8) Every license, and each endorsement thereon, shall remain in 
force until the thirty-first day of December in the year in which the license 
is issued, and no longer. 

Prohibited Methods of Sale. 


105. Any person buying or selling, or attempting to buy or sell, any fresh 
fish in any fish market by either of the methods commonly termed or known 
s “forestalling” or “whispering sale” shall be liable to a penalty not 
exceeding £50. 
Repacking of Fish. 


106. No fish agent shall, whether by himself or by a salesman, repack, or 
cause to be repacked, any fresh fish consigned to him for the purpose of 
sale in such a way as to make up a greater number of baskets, boxes, or 
other receptacles than the consignment originally contained: Provided that 
repacking shall be permissible if necessary in the interest of the consignor, 
but in such cases full particulars shall be kept by the fish agent to whom 
such fish are consigned. 


Display of Fish and Labelling of Baskets. 
167. No fish agent shall, whether by himself or by a salesman— 

(a) sell any fresh fish contained in a basket, box, or other receptacle, 
unless the outer layer or shown surface of the fish is so 
arranged or packed that it is a true indication of the fair average 

f quality of the whole of the fish contained in such basket, box, or 
other receptacle; 

(6) sell any fresh fish in any basket, box, or other receptacle, unless 
there is securely attached to such basket, box, or other receptacle 
a label showing distinctly the Christian name, surname, and the 


b ‘ address of the person by whom the fish were consigned for sale, 
* and also the approximate weight of the empty basket, box, or other 
receptacle. 


Records to be kept. 

108. Every fish agent shall keep a full and true record of all fresh fish 
sold: by him, or by a salesman acting on his behalf, in any fish market or 
wholesale fish dealer’s establishment, and such record shall contain par- 
ticulars of the following :— 


(1) The quantity of fish sold in Vasitoti: boxes, or other receptacles, 
and the date of sale; and whether such fish were sold by auction 
or by private sale; 

(2) the prices obtained for same; 

(3) the name of the consignor. c 


Inspection of Records. 


109. Every fish agent shall, upon demand by any officer. authorised in 
that behalf, produce for inspection by such officer the particulars and records 
hereinbefore referred to, and permit him to make extracts therefrom, or 


copies thereof, and assist him in obtaining such information from such 


particulars and records as he may require. 


[15 Dze., 1922. 





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Records of Consignments. 


110. Every fish agent shall, on demand by any officer authorised in that 
behalf, render in writing a full and true record of the total quantity of fish 
consigned to him for the purpose of sale during any specified period not 
exceeding three months. 

Penalty. 


111. Any person committing a breach of any of these Regulations shall 
be liable to a penalty not exceeding £50. 


FISHERIES OF NEW SOUTH WALES. 
FISHERIES Act, 1902, aNpD FISHERIES (AMENDMENT) Act, 1910. 


Application for a Fish Agent’s License. 
(Address) 
(Date) crt Oe 
Dear Sir, 
I hereby apply, under the provisions of the Fisheries Act, 1902, and the 
Fisheries (Amendment) Act, 1910, for a Fish Agent’s License to have effect only 
the boundaries of the City of Sydney; and I tender the sum of 
as the fee for such License from this date until the 31st day of 
December, 19 
STO Yours faithfully, 
The Under Secretary, 
Chief Secretary’s Department, Syduey, 











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[15 Dec., 1922, 





NEW SOUTH WALES “GOVERNMENT GAZETTE” 


The “GoverNMENT GAzETrTEe”’ is now published on the 
Fripay in each week, and the issue of Supplements, 
unless Statutory or Extraordinary, is prohibited. All 
Norices—Departmental or private—for insertion must 
be received by the Government Printer not later than 
TWELVE o’cLocK of the day preceding the day. of 
publication. Advertisements received after that time 
will be inserted, if circumstances permit, on payment 
of a late fee of 2s. 6d. 


Proors of Departmental Notices will be supplied, 
but must be returned not later than 5 p.m. on the 
Thursday, and duly certified for issue by a responsible 
Officer; otherwise such Notices will not be weluded 
in the neat dlay’s Gazette. 


Att PounpKeepers’ and private advertisements 
forwarded for publication in the “ Gazette’? must be 
PAID FOR PRIOR TO INSERTION; and all notices, 
from whatever source, should be legibly written on 
one side of the paper only. Signatures (in particular) 
and proper names must be written very plainly in 
the text. All documents illegibly written will be 
veturned unpublished. 

ADVERTISEMENTS are charged for at the rate of 
As. for eight lines or under (ten words to the line), 
and 6d. for every additional line above eight lines. 

Susscrietions :—For the year, 30s.; by post, 35s.; 
for the half-year, 17s. 6d.; by post, 20s.; for the 
quarter, 12s. 6d.; by post, 14s.; payable in advance, 
Single numbers, current year, Gd. each; previous 
years 1s., postaye added. 

Subscriptions may commence from the first of any 
month; but back numbers (for the then current 
quarter) are supplied to yearly subscribers only. 

ALL PAYMENTS must be made in advance, and may 
be remitted by Money Orders, Postal Notes, 
N.S.W. Duty Stamps. 
accepted. 

ALL comMUNIcATIONS should be addressed to ‘‘ The 
Government Printer, Sydney.” 


or 
Postage Stamps will not be 


' Price, 6d.] 


CONTENTS. PAGE 
Preclamations 5 aS cas BS .. 6549, 6653 
Local Government Act, 1919-—Notices under ... 6550 
Appointments, &c. ... Le. 6551 
Government Notices 6553, 6653 - 
Act of Parliament assented to... Sts Wives 6562 
Government Railways—Notice under ... 6562 


Real Property Act—Notice under 6562 


eee 6562, 





Court Notices toe eee 6564 
Oyster Culture Leases... oe res nae w- 6563 
Legally Qualified Medical Practitioners—Notices under 6563 
Hay Irrigation Area—-Cancellation of Lease 6564 
Forestry Notice tee BA A Bon 1. 6564 
Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission— 
Notice under ¥ is ee. re . 6564 
Workmen’s Compensation Act, 1916—Notice under... 6564 
State Income Tax —Notice under adh 80 ve 6564 
Notice to Lay Service Piper, &c. — ese ne ve §=6565 
Tenders ae ar ees. kd wee 208 .. 6566 
Wentworth (Curlwaa) Irrigation Area for Irrigated 
Holdings ise a a nee nag ... 6567 
Pastures Protection Act, 1912—Sheep Brands and Marks 6569 
Quarterly Licensing Courts 6575 
Mines Department Notices 6575 
Lands Department Notices ies om = vee ©6551 
Private Advertisements ... eet can = vs 6620 
Impoundings aS tee a co nee - 6631 
Industrial Notices ... oc ses & 6632 
SYDNEY: 


Printed and Published by Joun SpEnce, Acting Government 
Printer, 15th December, 1922. 


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No. 172.] FRIDAY, 15 DECEMBER. (1922. 


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Miss. Evelyn Alice Aiken, Shorthand-writer and 
Typist, The Treasury, to be Clerk in that Depart- 
ment,—as from 7th July, 1922. 

Miss Winifred Emma Oldman, Shorthand-writer and 
Typist, Department of Taxation, to be Clerk in 
that Department,—as from 7th July, 1922. 


SPECIAL GAZETTE UNDER THE “PUBLIC SERVICK 
Miss Annie Margaret Frank, Shorthand-writer and 


ACT, 1902.” 








APPOINTMENTS. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Wxecutive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
zhe Public Service Board, has approved of the follow- 
she appointments :— 


Typist, Government Printing Office, to be Clerk, 
Government Printing Office,—as from 7th July, 
Ooo 

DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 

Mr. William Joseph Lawrence, Clerk-in-Charge, Mis- 
cellaneous Branch, Head Office, to be Acting Chief 
Clerk in this Department, vice Mr. J. Bush, on 
leave of absence, prior to retirement,—to take 
effect from the 22nd June, 1922 (Minl. 1922-6,207). 

Mr. Hector Hugene Cex, to be Junior Clerk, Returned 


PREMISRS’ DEPARTMENT. 


Mr. Gilbert Gill Neill, Tourist Officer, Immigration and 
Tourist Bureau, Colonial Secretary’s Department, to be 
Clerk, Premfer’s Department,—from 17th May, 1922. 


CHIEF SECRETARY’S DEPARTMEKT AND OFFICE OF THE Soldiers’ Settlement Branch, on probation for six 
MINISTER OF PUBLIC HEALTH, months.—-from 1st November, 1922. 


Mr. Edmund Ronald Spruce to be Junior Clerk, 
Returned Soldiérs’ Settlement Branch, on proba- 
tion for six months ,—from Ist November, 1922. 

Miss Elsie Greenwood McDicken to be Shorthand- 
writer and Typist, Head Office, on probation for 
six months,—from lst November, ’ 1922 (Mint. 
1922 6,869). 

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. 

Dr. Herbert Robert Seddon, D.V. Se., to be Veter- 
inary Pathologist. Glenfield Veterinary Exveri- 
ment Farm, on probatien for six months,—from 

COLONIAL TREASTIRER’S DELPARTMEVT. Ist January, 1993. 

Miss Mona Bruce McMinn, Shorthand-writer and NEH7ARTMENT OF EDUCATION 
Typist, Treasury Insurance Branch. to be: Clerk Miss Ndna- Evelyn Mascord to be Shorthand-writer 
in that branch,—as from 7th July, 1922. and Typist. (Confirmation.) 


went of The Treasury, to be Clerk. Department 
of Audit, vice Mr. B. MciXern, cdeceased,—from 
the date of commencing duty. 

Mr. Bradney . William Goodwin, Cadet Draftsman, 
Western Land Board Office (Professional Division), 
to he Clerk, Department of Audit (Clerical Divi- 
sion). from the date of commencing duty, vice 


Mr. Walter Robert Arthur Kilpatrick, Clerk; Depart- 
Mr. G. R. H. Hicking, resigned. | 


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DEPARTMENT OF MINES. 


Frederick de Renzie Duncan, Clerk of Petty 
Sessions, as Warden’s Clerk, Mining Registrar,, 
and officer authorised to issue miners’ rights and 
business licenses at Muswellbrook, vice Mr. 
McKay, transferred,—such appointment to take 
effect from the 6th November, 1922 (Ms. 1922- 
6,803-120). i ‘ 

Frederick Stapleton Mance, Acting Clerk-in- 
Charge of Lease Branch and of Bills, to be Chief 
Clerk, Registrar, ‘Mining Warden, and officer to 
issue miners’ rights and business licenses, vice 
Mr. W. R. Collis, deceased,—such appointment to 
take effect from the 26th October, 1922 (Ms. 
1922-6 947-408). 

DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE, 


Mr. Arthur James Peisley, Stipendiary Magistrate, 
Parramatta, to be a Stipendiary Magistrate, 
Sydney, vice Mr. H. G. Shaw, promoted,—from 
26th December, 1922. 

William Le Brun Brown, Stipendiary Magistrate, 
Newcastle, to be a Relieving Stipendiary Magis 
trate,—from date of commencing duty. 

Neil Boyle, Senior Messenger, Central Police 
Office, to be Messenger to Country District Court 
Judges, vice Mr. P. W. Weston, resigned,—from 
Ist December, 1922. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has approved of the following 
appointments :— 


Mr. Sidney Ernest Beaver, Relieving Clerk of Petty 
Sessions, to act as Clerk of Petty Sessions, Denili- 
quin, during the absence of Mr. R. C. Atkinson, 
on leave,—from 13th December, 1922; also to act 
as District Registrar in Bankruptcy (to act only 
at such times as the Police Magistrate is unable 
to perform the duty), Registrar of Births, Deaths, 
and Marriages for the District of Deniliquin at 
Deniliquin, and Registrar of the Court of Review 
at that place under the Land and Income Tax 
Assesment Act, 1895, and Regulations thereunder, 
from the same date. 

Albert George Morgan, Relieving Assistant Clerk 
of Petty Sessions, to act as Clerk of Petty Ses- 
sions, Albury, during the absence of Mr. J. B. 
Scobie, on leave,—from the 20th to 22nd Novem- 
ber, 1922, inclusive; also to act as Registrar of 
Births, Deaths. and Marriages for the District 
of Albury at Albury,—for same period. 

Norman Leslie Morison Hammond, Acting Crown 
Land Agent, Queanbeyan, to act also as Clerk of 
Petty Sessions at that place during the absence 
of Mr. BE. A. BH. Angove, on leave—from 20th 
December, 1922; also to act as District Registrar 
in Bankruptcy (to act only at such times as the 
Police Magistrate is unable to perform the duty), 
Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Marriages for 
the District of Queanbeyan at Queanbeyan, and 
Registrar of the Court of Review at that place 
under the Land and Income Tax Assessment Act, 
1895, and Regulations thereunder,—from the same 


date. 
GEORGE W. FULLER, Premier. 


RETIREMENTS. 


er 
The following retirements from the Public Service 
are hereby notified :— 
DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 

Jonathan Evans Hassall, Esquire, Chairman of Local 

Land Boards in terms of section 67 of the Public 

Service Act, ‘1902. Last day of service, 10th 

January, 1923 ,at mid-day (Minl. 1922-6,868). 

Wiliam Joseph Rushforth, Dratfsman, Deeds 

Branch, Head Office, in terms of section 67 of 

the Public Service Act, 1902. Last day of service, 

30th January, 1923 (Minl. 1522 1,705). 

Miss Sarah Reid, Office Cleaner, Head Office, in terms 
of section 66 of the Public Service Act, 1902. 
Last day of service, 3lst January, 1923 (Minl. 
1922-2 598). 

Benjamin Lindsay, Esquire, Chairman of Local’ Land 
Boards, in terms of section 67 of the Public 
Service Act, 1902. Last day of service, 11th Jan- 
uary, 1923 (Minl. 1921-6,305). 

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION. 


James Mulholland, Assistant Teacher, Public 
School, Ashfield, being retired from the Service 
in terms of section 66 (3) of the Public Service 
Act, 1902. Last day of service,—llth May, 1923. 
John Thomas Kennedy, Assistant Teacher, Public 
School, Plattsburg, in terms of section 66 of the 
Public Service Act. Last day of service, 3lst 
December, 1923. 


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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. 


Mr. William White, Senior Master, Dredge Service, 
in terms of section 66 of the Public Service Act. 
Last day of service, 3lst December, 1922. 


GEORGE W. FULLER, Premier. 


RESIGNATIONS. 


THE following resignations from the Public Service 
are hereby notified :— 


DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION. 
Miss Florence Agnes M, Travers, Assistant Teacher, 


Public School, Newtown North. Last day of ser- 
vice, 3lst March, 1923. 


DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 
Captain Selwyn Harden Victor White, Draftsman. 





Last day of service, 15th November, 1922 (Minl. © 


'1922-6,870). 
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. 
Miss Amy Isabel Jowett, Typist. Service expired at 
noon on 12th December, 1922 
Miss Mildred Constance Margaret Parish, Tracer. 
Last day of service, 4th November, 1922. 
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE 
Mr. Archibald Francis Clancy, Junior Clerk, on pro- 
bation, Botanic Gardens. 
2nd November, 1922. 


GEORGE W. FULLER, Premier. 
THE Public Service Board hereby netify that the classification 
of the undermentioned Officers, Department of Agriculture, 
is altered from the Educational to the Professional Division, 
to take effect from Ist July, 1922. 


J. L. WILLIAMS, } 
W. D. LOVERIDGHE, 





Members of the 
Public Service Board. 





Name. Position. 





Green, Launcelot| Assistant Experimentalist, on probation. 
John. 


Webster, William..} Junior Sheep Assistant,.on probation. 





THE Public Service Board hereby notify that the 


duties of 


Mr. Arthur Pattrick Pearson, Under Secretary, De- 


partment of The Treasury, are classified in the 


Professional Division,—to take effect from Ist — 


June, 1922. 
J. LL. WILLIAMS, 


W. D. LOVERIDGE, 


Members of the 
Public Service Board, 





PUBLIC SERVICE NOTICE, 


THE Public Service Board invite applications for 
the following positions. 
on a form for the purpose, 


not later than the dates specified. Salaries other 
than those at hourly, daily, or weekly rates will be 
subject to the deductions provided by the Super-— 
annuation Act, 1916:— 


271m DeEcemBER, 1922. 


Engineering Assistant, Electrical Branch, Depart- 
ment of Public Works. Pay to be at the weekly 
equivalent of £350 to £450 per annum, according 
to qualifications. Applicants must have had 
experience in general electrical engineering, em- 
bracing the design and operation of Generator, 
Transforming, Transmission, and Distribution of 
H.T, 3-phase electricity; also must have served 
apprenticeship in an approved workshop and 
hold a University or College certificate. Em- 
ployment will be in terms of section 44 of the 


Public Service Act, 1902, and section 3 of the — 


Amending Act, 1903. 


Teacher of Masonry (part-time), Sydney Technical — 


College. Pay, 7s. per hour for two hours teaching © 
on each of two evenings weekly, plus 25 per cent. q 
of time for work incidental to the teaching. 
Applicants should actually be working at the — 
Masonry Trade, and should be able to give instruc- 
tion in accordance with the Syllabus of the — 
Technical Colege. 


section 3 of the Amending Act, 1908. 
T. S. CHAMPION, Secretary. 


SESE Se 


Last day of service, 













Application should be made ~ 
obtainable at the © 
Office of the Board or from Clerks of Petty Sessions in 
country districts, and should reach the undersigned © 


Employment will be in terms — 
of section 44 of the Public Service Act, 1902, and . 


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No. 173.] TUESDAY, 19 DECEMBER. [1922. 





BANKS AND BANK HOLIDAYS AOT, 1912 





PROCLAMATION. 
(L.S.) 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 
has following days and dates are hereby appointed to be observed as Public Holidays in the localities hereunder : — 


Date. Locality. 

Wednesday, 27th December, 1922 a ... Adamstown, Carrington, Lambton, Merewether, Newcastle, New 
Lambton, Wallsend, Grenfell, Gundagai, Kempsey, Gunnedah 
and Wingham Municipalities, Coreen, Culcairn, Gloucester, 
Rylstone, Terania and Tumbarumba Shires, ‘‘A” and **B” 
Ridings of Tweed Shire, Kyogle Urban Area, Coramba and 
aad Leeton Districts. 


Thursday, 28th December, 1922 ... sce ... Braidwood and Tumut Municipalities, Terania Shire, and ‘B” 
Ridmg of Tweed Shire. 

Friday, 29th December, 1922 __... Sa .... Braidwood Municipality and Cape Hawke District. 

Saturday, 30th December, 1922 ... ne .... Braidwood and Coraki Municipalities, and Cape Hawke District. 

Tuesday, 2nd January, 1923 ao Bes .... Culeaira, Hume and Lockhart Shires, Port Macquarie Police 
District, and Barmedman District. 

Wednesday, 28th February, 1923 eae ... Hume Shire. 


Signed and sealed at Sydney, this nineteenth day of December, 1922. 
By His Excellency’s Command, 


R. T. BALL. 
GOD SAVE THE KING ! 


SYDNEY 
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No. 174.] 


FRIDAY, 22 DECEMBER. 





BANKS AND BANK HOLIDAYS ACT, 1912. 


PROCLAMATION. 


(L.8.) 
W. BE. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 


Fae following days and dates are hereby appointed 
to be observed as Public Holidays in the locali- 
ties hereunder : — 
Monday, 8th January, 1923—Taralga District. 
Tuesday, 9th January, 1923—Tumbarumba Shire. 
Wednesday, 10th January, 1923—The portion of Coo- 
nabarabran Shire within a radius of 30 miles 
from Coonabarabran, : 
Saturday, 13th January, 1923—Berry, Central Illa- 
warra, Gerringong, Jamberoo, Kiama, Nowra, 
and Shellharbour Municipalities. 
Signed and sealed at Sydney, this 
December, 1922. 
By His Excellency’s Command, 
J.C. L. FITZPATRICK. 


GOD SAVE THE KING! 


twentieth day of 


[4190] 


FISHERIES ACT, 1902, AND FISHERIES 
(AMENDMENT) ACT, 1910. 








PROCLAMATION. 
(t.8.) 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 
kit taking of oysters from Mr. James Adam 
Brodie’s Oyster Culture Leases Nos. 4,739, 5,041, 


5,049, 5,746, 6,220, 7,919, 8,016, 11,632, 11,633, 11,634, 
11,635, and 11,636, of 500, 100, 500, 700, 199, 300, 400, 


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400, 400, 100, 100, and 500 yards respectively, at 
Bellinger River, is prohibited for a period of two 
years from the Ist January, 1923, owing to the leases 
being damaged by flood waters. 

Signed and sealed at Sydney, this nineteenth day of 
December, 1922. 

By His Pxcellency’s: Command, 
E. H. FARRAR. 

[3938 } GOD SAVE THE KING! 





GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS ACTS, 1912-1916. 


RarLway Anp TraMway AprEArs Boatp. 





PROCLAMATION, 
(L.S.) 

W. HE. DAVIDSON, 

Governor. 
= O nomination having been received for the position 

of Deputy Member to represent officers of 
Division B-5, on wages in the Permanent Way Branch 
of the Tramways, 1, Sir Water EKnwarp Davyroson, 


- Governor of the State of New South Wales, with the 


advice of the Executive Council, in pursuance of the 
powers conferred upon me by the abovenamed Acts, «lo 
hereby appoint ' 
Mr. Thomas Flynn to be the Devuty of the Member 
elected to represent the aforesaid officers on the 
Railway and Tramway Avpeals Board. 
Signed and sealed at Sydney, this sixth day of 
December, one thousand nine hundred and twenty- 


two. 
By His Excellency’s Command, 
R. T. BALL, 
[8459] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


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LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1919. 





PROCLAMATION. 
iS.) 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 


Governor. 20th December, 1922. 
ny alteration is hereby proclaimed in the division 

into Ridings of the Cockburn Shire, as notified 
in the Government Gazette No. 161 of 16th May, 
1906, and altered by Proclamation in Government 
“Gazette No. 169 of 8th December, 1922, the altera- 
tion hereby made being consequential upon the trans- 
fer of part of Cockburn Shire to Apsley Shire, as 
proclaimed in the Government Gazctte of this day’s 
date. The alteration now made is to exclude from 
“C” Riding of the said Cockburn Shire the land so 
transterred to Apsley Shire, so that the Ridings of 
the Cockburn Shire shall be as described in the 
Schedule hereto. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
J.C. L. FITZPATRICK. 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 


SCHEDULE. 


Ripines ov Cockpurn Suze. 
A 1) 


(As notified in Government Gazette No. 161 of 16th 
May, 1906, and altered by Proclamation in Govern- 
ment Gazette No. 169 of 8th December, 1922.) 

SOY B22 


(As notified in Government Gazette No. 161 of 16th 
May, 1906, and altered by Proclamation in Govern- 
ment Gazette No. 169 of 8th December, 1922.) 


SQ 
(As altered consequentially upon the transfer of 
part of Cockburn Shire to Apsley Shire.) 


Commencing on the eastern boundary of the shire 
where it is intersected by the Great Northern Road ; 
and bounded thence by that road generally south- 
westerly to a western boundary of the shire (being an 
eastern boundary of the Municipality of Tamworth) ; 
by that boundary, the south-western and eastern 
boundaries of the shire generally southerly, south- 
easterly, and northerly, to the point of commence- 
ment. [3594] 





PROCLAMATION—LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 
1919: 


(u.8.) 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 


Governor, 15th November, 1922. 


RDINANCE No. 16, respecting ‘‘Rolls of Rate- 
payers,’’? proclaimed under the Local Govern- 
ment Act, 1906, is hereby rescinded and repealed. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
J.C. L. FITZPATRICK. 


[3103] GOD SAVE THE KING! 





LOOAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1919. 


PROCLAMATION. 


(L.8.) 
W. E, DAVIDSON, 


Governor. 
Sir Water Epwarp Davipson, Governor of the 


9 State of New South Wales, in pursuance of the | 


Local Government Act, 1919, ‘with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and on the ground that there are 
not sufficient members of Brewarrina Municipal 
Council to form a quorum, do hereby (1) proclaim 
Brewarrina Municipality to be a defaulting area; 
and (2) authorise an election on Saturday, 20th Janu- 
ary, 1923, to fill the vacancies in the Council of the 
said Municipality. 

Signed and sealed at Sydney, this twentieth day of 
December, 1922. 2 j 


By His Excellency Command, 
J.C. L. FITZPATRICK, 


[4030] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


WEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 174. 








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[22 Deo. 1929, 





LOCAL GOVERNMENT AOT, 1919. 


PROCLAMATION. 


(L.S8.) 

W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 20th 
N alteration is hereby proclaimed in the division 
into Ridings of the Apsley Shire, as notified in 
the Government Gazette No, 161 of 16th May, 1906, 
such alteration being consequential upon the transfer 
of part of Cockburn Shire to Apsley Shire, as pro- 
claimed in the Government Gazette of this day’s date. 
The alteration now made is to include in ‘‘C”’ Riding 
of the said Apsley Shire the land so transferred from 
Cockburn Shire, so that the Ridings of the Apsley 

Shire shall be as described in the Schedule hereto. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
JC. HITZ PATRICK, 


ecember, 1922. 


GOD SAVE THE KING! 


SCHEDULE. 
LIpINGSs oF APSLEY SHIRE. 
oon ee 


(As altered consequentially upon the transfer of 
part of Cockburn Shire to Apsley Shire.) 

Commencing on the northern boundary of the shire 
at the confluence of the Apsley and Macleay Rivers; 
thence by the firstnamed river upwards to the eastern 
boundary of the Municipality of Walcha; by part of 
that eastern, the northern and western boundaries of 
that municipality generally northerly, westerly, and 
southerly to the southern extremity of the most east- 
ern boundary of the parish of Boulton, county of 
Vernon; by boundaries of that parish westerly and 
generally south-westerly to Spitzbergen or Back 
Creek; by that creek and Black Swamp Creek and 
Macdonald or Muluerindie River downwards: to the 
boundary between the counties of Inglis and Vernon ; 
and by that boundary and the boundary between the 
countiés of Inglis and Parry generally south-westerly 
to the western boundary of the shire; by part of that 
boundary generally north-westerly and a northern 
boundary generally easterly, to the point of com- 
mencement. 


stay Be 
(As. notified in Government Gazette No. 161 of 
16th May, 1906.) Ms 


(As altered consequentially upon the transfer of 
part of Cockburn Shire to Apsley Shire.) 


Commencing on the western boundary of the shire 
at its intersection with the southern boundary of the 
parish of Scott, county of Inglis; and bounded thence 
by the boundary dividing the counties of Inglis and 
Parry and the boundary dividing the counties of 
Inglis and Vernon generally north-easterly to Mac- 
donald or Muluerindie River; by that river, Black 
Swamp Creek, and Spitzbergen or Back Creek 
upwards to the southern boundary of portion 55, 
parish of Boulton, county of Vernon; by that boun- 
dary, the eastern and south-eastern boundaries of the 
parish easterly, northerly, and generally north-easterly 
to the western boundary of the Municipality of 
Walcha; by part of that boundary and part of its 
southern boundary southerly and easterly to Apsley 
River; and by that river and Doublenut Creek up- 
wards to the northern boundary of the Glen Morrison 
Goldfield; by that boundary generally easterly and 
south-easterly to the road from Wacha to Port 
Stephens; by that road south-easterly to the south- 


‘western corner of the parish of St. Clair; by the 


southern boundary of that parish generally easterly 
to the southern boundary of portion 404, parish of 
Tiara; by that boundary easterly, the north-western, 
western, and southern boundaries of the parish of 
Tia south-westerly, southerly, and generally easterly 
to the line dividing Upper Tia resumed areas 6 and 
64, where it crosses the Tia River, in portion 88; 
by that dividing line southerly to the boundary 
between the counties of Vernon and Hawes; by that 
boundary easterly to the head of Lignite Creek, 
parish of Uriamukki, county of Hawes; by that creek 
and Mummel River downwards to the southern boun- 
dary of the shire; by that boundary and the western 
boundary of the shire generally westerly and north- 
erly, to the point of commencement, [3593] 


22 Deo, 1922.] 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 174 6663 





LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1919. 





PROCLAMATION. 
(7. 8),) 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
ermnor. 


Sir Watrer Epwarp Davinson, the Governor of 

the State of New South Wales, with the advice 
of the Executive Council, in pursuance of the Local 
Government Act, 1919, do hereby alter the boundaries 
of the Cockburn Shire as constituted by Proclamation 
in Government Gazette No. 121 of 7th March, 1906, 
and altered by Proclamation in Government Gazette 
No. 169 of 8th December, 1922, and the Apsley 
Shtre, as constituted by Proclamation in Government 
Gazette No. 121 of 7th March, 1906, and altered by 
Proclamation in Government Gazettes No. 122 of 15th 
September, 1909, No. 216 of 21st December, 1917, 
and No. 33 of 15th March, 1918, by taking that part 
of Cockburn Shire described in the Schedule to pre- 
liminary notifications of this proposal which ap- 
peared in Government Gazette No. 70 of 28th April, 
1922, pages 2502 and 2503, and adding it to Apsley 
Shire, so that the boundaries of the said Cockburn 
Shire and the said Apsley Shire shall be as described 
in Schedules ‘‘A’’ and ‘‘B’’ hereto respectively; and 
I do embody in this Proclamation the arrangement 
notified in Government Gazette No. 123 of 18th 
August, 1922, for the apportionment between the 


Councils of the said areas of assets, rights, and liabill- . 


ties, and the division of debts consequent on the 
alteration as aforesaid of the boundaries of the said 
areas, which arrangement is set out in Schedule ‘‘C”’ 
hereto; and I do further order that the current valua- 
tions of the lands hereby transferred from Cockburn 
Shire to Apsley Shire shall, for the purposes of the 
said Act, continue in force in the Apsley Shire as if 
made in respect of that shire until fresh valuations 
come into force. 


Signed and sealed at Sydney, this twentieth day of 
December, 1922. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
. J. C. L. FITZPATRICK. 


GOD SAVE THE KING! 





ScHepure ‘‘A.”’ 
Cockburn Shire (as altered). 


Commencing af the junction of the western boun- 
dary of the county of Inglis with the Peel River; and 
bounded thence by the western and northern boun- 
daries of that county northerly, easterly, and north- 
westerly; by the boundary dividing the counties of 
Hardinge and Sandon from Inglis, generally south- 
easterly to the eastern boundary of the parish of 
Tara, county of Inglis; by that boundary southerly 
to Congi Creek; and by that creek downwards and 
Muluerindie or Macdonald River upwards to the Great 
Northern Railway; by the centre of that railway 
westerly to the western boundary of the parish of 
Scott; by that boundary and the south-western boun- 
dary of that parish generally southerly and _ south- 
easterly to the northern boundary of the parish of 
Vernon; by the northern, western, and north-western 
boundaries of that parish westerly, southerly, and 
south-westerly to the western boundary of portion 
26; by that boundary of that portion, a western 
boundary of portion 28, a western, northern, and 
another western boundary of portion 40 generally 
southerly ; by the southern boundary of that portion 
and part of the southern boundary of portion 29 
easterly; by the western boundary of portion 27 and 
its prolongation to the centre of Fairy Ground Creek, 
the centre of that creck uvwards to a point opposite 
the south-east corner of portion 31, a line and the 
western boundary of portion 22, a line and_ the 
western boundary of portion 59, and its prolongation 
to the centre of Shearin Creek, the centre of that 
creek downwards to a point opposite the north-east 
corner of portion 84, parish of Ainsley, a line and 
the eastern boundaries of that portion, and portions 
32, 62, and 64 generally southerly; by the north- 
eastern boundaries of nortion 64, and portion 20, a 
line and the southern boundaries of portions 2 and 
part of 6 to a point north from the north-west corner 
of portion 72, a line and western and south-eastern 
boundaries of that portion and part of the northern 
boundary of portion 102 generally easterly; by the 
eastern and southern boundaries of that portion, part 


of tne eastern boundary of portion 43, parish of » 


Walcha, a line, an eastern boundary of portion 2, a 


line and the eastern boundary of portion 1, part of 
the southern boundary of that portion and its pro- 
longation west to the centre of Mulla Creek generally 
southerly; by the centre of that creek upwards to a 
southern boundary of portion 10; by that boundary 
of that portion and the southern boundary of portion 
4 easterly; by eastern boundaries of that portion, 
portion 3, portion 10, and portion 14 northerly; by a 
southern boundary of portion 14, a line, southern 
boundaries of portions 5, 25, and 15, western and 
south-western boundaries of portion 11 generally 
easterly to the eastern boundary of the county of 
Parry; by that boundary generally southerly to the 
southern boundary of the parish of Callaghan, county 
of Parry; by that boundary westerly to Dungowan 
Creek; by that creek and the Peel River downwards 
to an eastern boundary of the Municipality of Tam- 
worth; by the eastern, northern, and western boun- 
daries of that municipality northerly, westerly, and 
southerly to the Peel River aforesaid; thence by that 
river downwards, to the point of commencement. 


ScHeptte ‘‘B.” 
Apsley Shire (as altered). 


Commencing at the confluence of the Macleay River 
with the Kunderang Brook; and bounded thence by 
that brook upwards to the left hand branch; by that 
branch upwards and the southern boundary of the 
parish of Kunderang, county of Vernon, easterly to 
the south-eastern corner of that parish on the eastern 
boundary of the county of Vernon; by part of the 
eastern boundary of the county of Vernen generally 
southerly, and part of the northern boundary of the 
county ot Macquarie, generally south-easterly to the 
north-eastern corner of the parish of Vernon, in the 
latter county; by the eastern and southern boundaries 
of that parish southerly and generally westerly to the 
boundary between the counties of Hawes and Mac- 
quarie; by part of that boundary generally westerly 
and part of the boundary between the counties otf 
Vernon and Hawes generally southerly and westerly to 
the north-west corner of the parish of Naylor, county 
of Hawes; by the western boundaries of that parish 
and the parish of Tobin southerly; by part of the 
boundary between the counties of Macquarie and 
Hawes generally westerly and southerly to the south- 
ern boundary of the parish of Murray, in the latter 
county; by part of the southern boundary of the 
parish of Murray, westerly to the north-eastern cor- 
ner of portion 36, parish of Rowley, county of Hawes; 
by the northern boundary of that portion westerly to 
the eastern boundary of portion 64 in the same parish; 
by part of the eastern, the southern, and part of the 
western boundaries of that portion, the southern and 
part of the western boundaries of portion 65 in the 
same parish, generally westerly to a point in the pro- 
longation easterly of the northern boundary of portion 
16 in the same parish; by that prolongation and part 
of the southern boundary of the parish of Hawes, 
county of Hawes, westerly to the south-east boundary 
of the Land District of Walcha; by part of that boun- 
dary generally south-westerly to the eastern boundary 
of the parish of Togalo, county of Hawes; by that 
boundary southerly to the south-eastern corner ot 
portion 2 in that parish: by the southern boundary 
of that portion, part of the eastern and the southern 
boundaries of portion 1 in the same parish generally 
westerly to the Myall River; by part of the southern 
boundary of the said parish of Togalo and the south- 
ern boundary of the parish of Myall, county of Hawes, 
westerly to the junction of Back Creek with Tuggolo 
Creek; by a line westerly to the range dividing the 
waters of Tuggolo Creek from those of the Barnard 
River; by that range generally north-westerly to the 
eastern boundary of the county of Parry; by the 
eastern boundary of that county generally northerly 
to the south-western boundary of portion 11, parish of 
Walcha, county of Parry; by that boundary and the 
western boundary of that portion, the southern boun- 
daries of portions 15, 25, and 5, a line, and a southern 
boundary of portion 14 generally westerly ; by eastern 
boundaries of that portion and portions 10, 3, and 4 
southerly ; by the southern boundaries of portion 4 and 
portion 10 westerly to the centre of Mulla Creek; by 
the centre of that creek downwards to the westerly 
prolongation of the southern boundary of portion 1; 
by that prolongation and part of that boundary, the 
eastern boundary of that nortion, a line, an eastern 
boundary of portion 2, a line, a part of the eastern 
boundary of portion 43 and southern and eastern 
boundaries of portion 102, parish of Ainsley generally 
northerly; by part of the northern boundary of that 
portion, south-eastern and western boundaries of por- 
tion 72, a line north to the southern boundary of 
portion 6, that boundary of that portion, the southern 


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boundary of portion 2, a line, and the north-eastern 
boundaries of portions 20 and 64 generally north- 
westerly; by the eastern boundaries of the latter 
portion and portions 62, 32, 84, and a line to the 
centre of Shearin Creek; that creek upwards to the 
southerly prolongation of the western boundary of 
portion 59, parish of Vernon, county of Parry; that 
prolongation and that boundary, a line, the western 
boundary of portion 22, a line to the centre of Fairy 
Ground Creek, the centre of that creek downwards 
to the southerly prolongation of the western boundary 
of portion 27, that prolongation and that boundary 
generally northerly; by part of the southern boundary 
of portion 29 and the southern boundary of portion 40 
westerly ; by a western, a northern, and another west- 
ern boundary of that portion and the western boun- 
daries of portions 28 and 26 generally northerly; by 
north-western, western, and northern boundaries of 
the parish of Vernon, north-easterly, northerly, and 
easterly to the south-western boundary of the parish 
of Scott, county of Inglis; by that boundary and the 
western botindary of that parish, north-westerly and 
northerly to the centre of the Great Northern Railway 
line; by the centre of that railway line north-easterly 
and easterly, the Muluerindie River downwards, Congi 
Creek upwards to the south-eastern corner of portion 
95, parish of Tara, and the western boundary of the 
parish of Congi northerly to the southern boundary of 
the county of Sandon; by that boundary generally 
easterly, Blee Mountain Creek, Muddy River or 
Salisbury Waters, and Macleay River downwards, to 
the point of commencement ;—exclusive of the Muni- 
cipality of Walcha. 


ScHEeDULE ‘‘C.”’ 


1. Each of the Councils of the Cockburn Shire and 
the Apsley Shire shall retain its assets, and shall con- 
tinue to be liable for its abilities (vested or contin- 
gent) as respectively existing at the date hereof, 
except as specifically provided— 


(a) By section 20 (1) of the Local Government 
Act, 1919, as amended by the Act No. 44 of 
1920; and 

(b) by this arrangement. 


2. The Council of the Shire of Cockburn shall, im- 
mediately after the date hereof, furnish the Council 
of the Apsley Shire with a correct copy of all entries 
in its current valuation and rate books which may be 
required by the latter Council up to and including the 
date hereof of, or referring to lands in the part of Cock- 
burn Shire hereby added to Apsley Shire (hereinafter 
referred to as ‘‘the said part’’), and also lists of elec- 
tors and ratepayers enrolled in the rolls of the Shire 
of Cockburn, who are qualified or entered as qualiiied 
for enrolment by virtue of lands in the said part. 

3. The Council of the Cockburn Shire shall transfer 
to the Cotncil of the Apsley Shire all its right, title, 
and interest to and in all lands in the said part to or 
in which it has any right, titie, or interest, including 
lands dedicated to the public, and places in the care 
of the Couneil of the Cockburn Shire, and shall from 
time to time execute alt necessary and proper assur- 
ances to the Council of the Apsley Shire upon tender 
of the same by the Council of the Apsley Shire for the 
purpose of giving effect to the arrangement contained 
in this clause, 

4. The Council of the Cockburn Shire shall transfer 
and deliver to the Council of the Apsley Shire all 
moneys and eredits (if any) of the Council of the 
Cockburn Shire in its trust fund or funds which are 
appropriated therein in respect of lands within or 
transactions relating to ar in connection with the 
said part; and the Council of the Apsley Shire shall! 
undertake and discharge the liabilities and conditions 
of the Council of the Cockburn Shire in respect of the 
trust moneys so transferred or delivered to it. 

5. The Council of the Apsley Shire shall be entitled 
from time to time, at any time during the ordinary 
office hours of the Council of the Cockburn Shire to 
inspect through any person or persons afithorised in 
writing by it, and to take extracts or copies. from or 
of all or any of the books or records of the Council of 
the Cockburn Shire for the purpose of obtaining in- 
formation for the’ carrying out of this arrangement, 
or relating to the lands within the said part. 


6. The Council of the Cockburn Shire shall, imme- 
diately after the date hereof, account to the Council 
of the Apsley Shire for all rates made and levied in 
respect of the said part after the first day of January, 
one thousand nine hundred and twenty-two (herein 
referred to as the 1922 rates), but shall be entitled to 
deduct and retain a portion of such rates as have heen 






















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or may be recovered by it in respect of the said year, 
bearing the same proportion to the whole amount as 
the part of the year expired at the date hereof bears 
to the whole year. 


7. The Council of the Apsley Shire-shall account to 
the Council of the Cockburn Shire for all rates already 
made and levied in respect of the said part which may 
be recovered by the Council of the Apsley Shire, the 
1922 rates so recovered being apportioned as provided 
in the last preceding clause. The Council of the 
Apsley Shire shall, at the request of the Council of 
the Cockburn Shire, take all necessary steps to recover 
all rates overdue at the date hereof in respect of the 
said part, and the Council of the Cockburn Shire shall 
pay the Council of the Apsley Shire its reasonable 
expenses of such proceedings, and when they are 
taken for the recovery of 1922 rates (whether alone or 
together with the rates made and levied for any period 
before or/and after the year one thousand nine hun- 
dred and twenty-two), the costs shall be borne by the 
respective Councils in proportion to the amounts of 
the said rates to which they are respectively entitled 
under this arrangement, [3595 | 








LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1919 (AS AMENDED 
BY THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT (AMEND- 
MENT) ACT, 1920). 





PROCLAMATION. 
(L.8.) 
W. Ik. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 


Sir Wattek Epwarp Davipson, the Governor of the 
9 State of New South Wales, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, in pursuance of the Local Govern- 
ment Act, 1919, as amended by the Local Govern- 
ment (Amendment) Act, 1920, do hereby grant per- 
mission to Tallaganda Shire Council to levy in and 
for the year commencing the first day of January, 
1923, a general rate beyond the limit prescribed in 
section 130 of the said Act; and do hereby specify 
that a sum, ascertained by calculating the yield of 
threepence in the £ on the unimproved capital 
value of all ratable land in the said Shire, shall be 
the limit for the total of the general rate alone, in 
lieu of the limit prescribed in the said section. 


Signed and sealed at Sydney, this twentieth day of 
December, 1922. 


By His Excellendy’s Command, 
J.C. L. FITZPATRICK. 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 


[3905] 





PROCLAMATION—LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 
1919. 
(LS...) 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor, 


Sir Watrer Epwarp Davipson, Governor of 

e the State of New South Wales, with the advice 

of the Executive Council, hereby proclaim that the 

Valuer-General has, in accordance with the provisions 

of the Valuation of Land Act, 1916, furnished Valua- 

tion Lists to each of the Councils of the Municipalities 
and Shires set out in the Schedule hereto. 


Signed and sealed at Sydney, this twentieth day of 
December, 1922, 


By His Excellency’s Command, 


J.C. L. FITZPATRICK. 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 





\ SCHEDULE. 
Municipalities— 
Cabramatta and Canley Vale, Dundas, Annan- 
dale, Stockton, Wollongong, Lane Cove, Hast 
Maitland, Burwood, Nowra, Ashfield, Bal- 
main, Leichhardt, Waratah, Willoughby, Lid- 
combe, Junee, Rockdale, West Maitland. 

Shires— 
Blacktown, Byron. - 

| [3896] peat 


22 Drce., 1922.) 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. i74. 


6665 





LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1919. 


PROCLAMATION. 
(L.S.) 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor, 


’ Sir Waiter Epwarp Davipson, the Governor of 
the State of New South Wales, with the advice 
of the Executive Council, in pursuance of the Local 
Government Act, 1919, do hereby grant permission to 
Cessnock Shire Council to levy in and for the year 
commencing the first day of January, 1923, a general 
rate beyond the limit prescribed in section 130 of the 
said Act; and do hereby specify that a sum ascertained 
by calculating the yield of threepence in the £ on 
the unimproved capital value of all ratable land in 
the said Shire, shall be the limit for the total of the 
general rate alone, in lieu of the limit prescribed in 
the said section. 


Signed and sealed at Sydney, this twentieth day cf 
December, 1922. 
By His Excellency’s Command, 
J. ©. L. FITZPATRICK. 


[4024] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


— 





LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1919. 
PROCLAMATION. 
(L.8.) 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 
20th December, 1922. 
RDINANCE No. 48, as proclaimed in Government 
Gazette of 4th March, 1921, is hereby amended 
as set out in the Schedule hereto. 
Schedule : Clause 12 is amended— 
by adding ‘‘(a)” after ‘‘12,”’ 
by adding a new subclause (b) as follows :— 

(b) In the Municipality of Ashfield a person 
shall not, without the written consent of 
the Council, take into any public reserve 
and consume therein any intoxicating 
liquor. 

By His Excellency’s Command, 
J. OC. L. FITZPATRICK. 


| 4060 | GOD SAVE THE KING! 





LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1919. 


PROPOSAL TO DECLARE A PortTIoN oF THE MUNICIPALITY 
or Botany To BE A RestpentiAL District (No. 3). 


T is hereby notified that Botany Municipal Council 
] has applied to the Governor to declare the por- 
tion of the Municipality described in Schedule ‘‘A”’ 
hereto to be a Residential District (No. 3—Botany), 
and to prohibit in such district (1) the erection of 
any building for use for the purposes of the various 
trades, industries, manufactures, shops, or places of 
public amusement which are described in Schedule 
‘‘B” ‘hereto; and (2) the use of any building for any 
such purposes. Vit. 

Any person interested may, within one month from 
the date of this notice, make representations to the 
Minister in favour of or against the proposal. 

J. C. L. FITZPATRICK, 
Minister. 
Department of Local Government, : 
Sydney, 22nd December, 1922. 





ScHEepuLeE ‘‘A.’’ 


That portion of the municipality commencing at 
a point at the north-western corner of lot 65 of the 
Dudley Estate at the intersection of that estate with 
the water reserve; thence generally southerly along 
the eastern side of Begonia-strect and line to the 
intersection of Banksia-street and Ocean-street ; 
thence easterly along the southern side of Banksia- 
street to the eastern side of the lane running at the 
rear of the Ocean-street frontages of the Dudley 
Estate; thence along the east side of that lane south- 
erly to its intersection with Smith-street; thence 
along Smith-street on the western side to its inter- 
section with Page-street; thence along that street 
on the northern side to the south-western corner of 
lot 460; thence along the western and northern boun- 
daries of that lot and ‘the northern boundary of lot. 
459 to the reserve for Public Recreation No. 53,193; 
thence along the western boundary of that reserve to 





the northern boundary of Maroubra Bay road; thence 
along that boundary to the eastern side, of Page- 
street; thence along the eastern side of that street 
to a point opposite the northern boundary of the 
Dudley Estate; thence along that boundary north- 
westerly to the water reserve enclosure; and thence 
along the boundary of that enclosure south-westerly, 
to the point of commencement. 
ScHEputs ‘‘B.”’ 
Proposed Prohibited Buildings, Trades, &¢. 

Buildings for the purposes of trades, businesses and 
manufactures declared to be noxious trades within 
the meaning of the Noxious Trades Act, 1902, and 
also the following trades, industries, manufactures, 
shops, or places ot public amusement :—-Blacksmithies, 
iron foundries, iron works, dairies, milk depots, saw- 
mills (including timber yards), factories, theatres, 
picture shows, and halls for public amusement, monu- 
mental masonry, abattoirs, cattle sales, steam laun- 
dries, brick works, lime and cement works and depots, 
carriers’ establishments, livery stables, racing stables, 
tanneries, wgolscouring works, fellmongering works, 
Joinery works, pipe works, potteries, chemical works, 
soap works, and tile works. [3877 ] 





LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1919. 


PROPOSAL TO DECLARE 4 Portion OF THE MUNICIPALITY 
oF HAMILTON To BB A ResrpenttaL Districr (No, 2). 


[' is hereby notified that Hamilton Municipal 
Council has applied to the Governor to declare 
the portion of the Municipality described in Schedule 
‘A’? hereto to be a Residential District (No. 2— 
Hamilton), and to prohibit in such District (1) the 
erection of any building for use for the purposes of 
the various trades, industries, manufactures, shops, 
and places of public amusement, which are described 
in Schedule ‘‘C’’ hereto; (2) the use of any building 
for any such purposes; and (3) the erection or use of 
advertisement hoardings: Provided that within the 
portion of the Municipality described in Schedule ‘‘B”’ 
hereto the erection of any building for use for the 
purposes of a shop, and the use of any building for 
such purposes,- shall not be prohibited. 

Any person interested may, within one month from 
the date of this notice, make representations to the 
Minister in favour of or against the proposal. 


J. C. L. FITZPATRICK, 
Minister. 
Department of Local Government, 
Sydney, 22nd December, 1922. 


ScHEDULE ‘‘A.”’ 


Commencing at the corner of Minola-street and 
Gordon-avenue; thence westerly along Everton-street 
to Lawson-street; thence southerly along Lawson- 
street to Glebe-road boundary with Merewether ; 
thence in an easterly direction to the boundary with 
Neweastle City; thence along the boundary line with 
Newcastle in a northerly direction to a point about 
141 feet from the building line of Parry-street in 
Porcher-street ; thence westerly along the allotments 
boundary line, across Stewart-avenue to the point of 
intersection of allotments 8, 5, 4, section 15, A. A. 
Company’s subdivision; thence southerly along the 


allotment boundary line to the intersection with 
Warrah-street; thence westerly to the intersection 
with Minola-street; thence south-westerly along 


Minola-street, to the point of commencement. 
ScHEDULE ‘‘B.”’ 


The land having frontage to Stewart-avenue from 

IXenrick-street to Parkway-avenute, 
ScHEDULE ‘‘C.” 
Proposed Prohibited Buildings, Trades, &c. 

Buildings for-the purposes of the following trades, 
industries, manufactures, shops, and places of public 
amusement :——-Trades, businesses, or manufactures 
declared to be noxious trades within the meaning of 
the Noxious Trades Act, 1902, and also the follow- 
ing :—Blacksmithies, wheelwrights, coachtrimmers, 
factories and workshops, and all other businesses of 
like-nature where persons are employed by any reason 
whatsoever (not including shops for retail purposes). 
public motor garages, bottle depots, lime and cement 
depots, iron and brass foundries, monumental 
masonry, bakeries, dairies, picture theatres, boxing 
stadiums, timber yards, joinery works, chemical 
works, stores, buildings in which furniture is packed 
and stored, public stables for two or more horses, 
licensed premises within the meaning of the Liquor 
Act, 1912, and tanneries. j (3295) 


6666 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 174, 


[22 Duo., 1922, 





LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1919. 


MOLONG MUNICIPALITY AND AMAROO SHIRE 
—PROPOSED ALTERATION OF BOUNDARIES 
AND PROPOSED APPORTIONMENT BE- 
TWEEN THE SAID AREAS OF ASSETS. 
RIGHTS, AND LIABILITIES, AND DIVISION 
OF DEBTS. 


Y virtue of the power and authority vested in me 
by section 20 of the Local Government Act, 1919, 
as amended by subsequent Acts, I hereby give notice 
that I have drafted an arrangement (based upon an 
agreement entered into by the Councils of the said 
areas) as set out in the Schedule hereto, for the ap- 
portionment between the said areas of assets, rights, 
and liabilities, and a division of debts upon the pro- 
posed alteration of boundaries, notified in Govern- 
ment Gazette No. 28 of 25th February, 1921, page 
1215, being carried into effect. Within one month 
from the date of this notice, the Councils of the 
Molong Municipality and Amaroo Shire and their 
creditors may agreee to the said arrangement, with 
or without amendment. Should the Councils and 
their creditors not agree to the said arrangement, 
either Council or any such creditor may, within the 
said period, submit the matter’ of making an equitable 
arrangement to a District Court Judge (vide section 
20 (6) of the said Act). 


J. ©. L. FITZPATRICK, 
Minister for Local Government. 


SCHEDULE. 


1. Except as hereinafter expressly provided the 
Council of the Municipality of Molong shall, as and from 
the date of the Proclamation altering the boundaries 
of Molong Municipality and Amaroo Shire (herein- 
after referred to as ‘‘the said date’’) cease to exercise 
any powers or duties within the part of the Munici- 
pality proposed to be transferred (hereinafter re- 
ferred to as ‘‘the said part’’), and from the said date 
the said part shail attach to the Shire of Amaroo, 
and shall vest in the Council of that shire, which 
Council shall exercise full powers of administration as 
provided by the Local Government Act, 1919, and the 
Ordinances thereunder, 

2. All rights and property (with the exception of the 
matters or things contained in clause seven hereof) 
which are attached to the said part or vested in the 
Council of the Municipality of Molong in relation 
exclusively to the said part shall be transferred and 
attach to the Shire of Amaroo, and shall vest in the 
Council of that shire. 

3. Until new valuation lists are prepared the por- 
tions of the valuations of the Municipality of Molong 
which relate to land in the said part shall be deemed 
to be the valuations of the land in the said part for 
the purposes of the Council of the Shire of Amaroo. 

4, All rates and fees and sums of money chargeable 
on the land in the said part for the year in which 
the Proclamation altering the boundaries is issued shall 
be apportioned between the Councils of the Munici- 
pality of Molong and the Shire of Amaroo as and 
from the 3lst December, 1921. 

5. All liabilities incurred by the Council of the 

Municipality of Molong in respect of the said part 
up to the said date shall be satisfied by the Council 
of the Municipality of Molong. and the Council of 
the Municipality of Molong shall keep the Council of 
the Shire of Amaroo indemnified from all claims and 
demands whatever with respect thereto. 
_ 6. The costs and expenses incurred and to be incurred 
in connection with the alteration of boundaries shall 
be paid and satisfied by the Council of the Munici- 
pality of Molong. i 


7. Any building material on the land within the 
said part and belonging to the Council of the Munici- 
pality of Molong at the said date shall remain the 
preperty of that Council which shall be at liberty to 
enter upon the land within the said part and remove 
such material from time to time, 

8. After the said date, where any road is a common 
boundary between the Municipality of Molong and the 
Shire of Amaroo, it shall be deemed to be divided into 
two equal parts, and the part nearest to the head- 
quarters of the Council of the Municipality of Molong 
shall be maintained by that Council, and the other 
part shall be maintained by the Council of the Shire 
of Amaroo. 

9. Any liabilities incurred by the Council of the 
Shire of Amaroo in connection with the said part after 
the said date shall be paid and satisfied hy the Council 
of the Shire of Amaroo, ms 








10. Except as hereinbefore provided, each of the 
Councils of the Municipality of Molong and the Shire 
of Amaroo shall retain its assets as existing at the 
said date, and shall be responsible for the discharge 
of its debts or other liabilities existing at the said 
date. 

11. In case of any dispute arising under this 
arrangement, or in connection with the construction 
of any matter contained therein, such dispute shall, 
if not dealt with and settled under the provisions of 
section 654 of the Local Government Act, 1919, be 
Tan, for arbitration under the Arbitration Act, 

12. Each of the Councils of the Municipality cf 
Molong and the Shire of Amaroo shall produce to the 
other, when required, all rate books, records, books of 
account, minutes, and other documents relating to the 
matters dealt with in this arrangement. { 8875] 


——___ 





LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1919. 





LIVERPOOL MUNICIPALITY AND NEPEAN 
SHIRE—PROPOSED ALTERATION OF BOUN- 
DARIES AND PROPOSED APPORTIONMENT 
BETWEEN THE SAID AREAS OF ASSETS, 
RIGHTS, AND LIABILITIES, AND DIVISION 
OF DEBTS. 

Y virtue of the power and authority vested in me 
by section 20 of the Local Government Act, 1919, 

as amended by subsequent Acts, I hereby give notice 
that I have drafted an arrangement (based upon 
an agreement entered into by the Councils of the 
said areas) as set out in the Schedule hereto, 
for the apportionment between the said areas of 
assets, rights, and liabilities, and a division of 
debts upon the proposed alteration of boundaries, 
notified in Government Gazette No. 116 of 18th 

June, 1920, page 3518, being carried into effect. 

Within one month from the date of this notice, the 

Councils of the Liverpool Municipality and Nepean 

Shire and their creditors may agree to the said 

arrangement, with or without amendment. Should 

the Councils and their creditors not agree to the said 
arrangement, either Council or any such creditor 
may, within the said period, submit the matter of 
making an equitable arrangement to a District Court 
Judge (vide section 20 (6) of the said Act). 


JAC ee ELE PATRICKS 
Minister for Local Government. 





SCHEDULE. 


(1) The Nepean Shire Council shall pay to the Liver- 
pool Municipal Council an amount of £589 (being por- 
tion of an amount of £11,660 (Loan No. 2) borrowed 
by Liverpool Municipal Council from the Australian 
Mutual Provident Society under the Governor’s ap- 
proval, dated 15th October, 1912), together with in- 
terest thereon from the date of the proclamation of 
the alteration of the boundaries at the rate of 5} per 
cent. per annum, such payment to be made in the 
following manner, viz. :— 

Interest accrued on the said amount of £589 at 
the said rate up to the 12th May, 1923, 
shall be paid to the Liverpool Municipal 
Council on that date. 

The principal, viz.. £589 shall then be repaid by 
twenty equal half-yearly instalments of £38 
13s. 7d., representing principal and interest 
combined, the first of such instalments being 
payable on the 12th November, 1923, and the 
last on 12th May, 1932. 


Provided that the Nepean Shire Council may, 
if it so desire, repay the said amount of £589 
within a shorter period. 


(2) The Nepean Shire Council shall make all reason- 
able endeavour to collect all rates which are outstand- 
ing at the date of the proclamation of the alteration 
of boundaries in respect of the lands proposed to be 
transferred, and shall pay to the Liverpool Municipal 
Council all such outstanding rates as and when those 
rates are collected by the Nepean Shire Council less 
the actual cost of collection incurred by the Nepean 
Shire Council, which cost shall not exceed six shillings 
in the £. 

(3) Except as hereinbefore provided each of the 
Councils shall retain its assets and be responsible for 
the discharge of its liabitities. as existing at the 
date of the preelamation of alteration of boundaries. 

[3903 ] 


22 Dec, 1923.] 


_ 


LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1919. 


PROPOSAL TO DECLARE A Portion OF THE MUNICIPALITY 
or HAMILTON TO BE A RestpENTIAL District (No. 1). 


{" is hereby notified that Hamilton Municipal 

Council has apphed to the Governor to declare 
the portion of the Municipality described in Schedule 
‘A’? hereto to be a Residential District (No. 1— 
Hamilton), and to prohikit in such district (1) the 
erection of any building for use for the purposes of 
the various trades, industries, or manufactures, which 
are described in Schedule ‘‘B’”’ hereto; and (2) the use 
of any building for any such purposes. 

Any person interested may, within one month from 
the date of this notice, make representations to the 
Minister in favour of or against the proposal. 

Wee let LAP AERO, 
Minister. 
Department of Local Government, 
Sydney, 22nd December, 1922. 





ScuHepu.eE ‘*A.”’ 


Commencing on the boundary between Merewether 
and Hamilton Municipalities at the intersection of 
the centre of Mandolong-road with the centre of 
Chatham-road; and bounded thence by the centre of 


the latter road northerly to the centre of Winship-* 


street: by the centre of that street and ‘the centre of 
Denison-street generally north-easterly to the boun- 
dary between the Municipalities of Wickham and 
Hamilton in the centre of Maitland-road; thence by 
the boundaries of the Hamilton Municipality north- 
westerly, south-westerly, southerly, and easterly, to 
the point of commen :ement, 


Scnepurs “B.” 
Proposed Prohibited Buildings, Trades, &c. 


Buildings for the purposes of trades, businesses and 
manufactures declared to be noxious trades within 
the meaning of the Noxious Trades Act, 1902, and 
tanneries. [3427 } 


4 LOCKHART SHIRE—THE ROCK-—PROPOSED 
URBAN COMMITTEE. 


OTICE.—Application under section 548 of the 

* Local Government Act, 1919, has been made by 
Lockhart Shire Council for establishment of an urban 
committee in respect of The Rock Urban Area, within 
Lockhart Shire. 

Any number of electors, not being less than one 
hundred, enrolled in respect of the said urban area, 
may, within one month from the date of this notice, 
petition the Minister to hold a public inquiry, and to 
order the taking of a poll on the question whether an 
urban committee shall be established in respect of such 


urban area. 
JfCs ly BITAPATRICK; 
Minister. 


[3762] 








Department of Local Government, 
Sydney, 22nd December, 1922. 





LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1919. 


PROPOSAL TO DECLARE A PorRTION oF THE MUNICIPALITY 
or HAMILTON TO BE A RESIDENTIAL District 
(No. 3). 


T is hereby notified that Hamilton Municipal Coun- 
cil has applied to the Governor to declare the 
portion of the Municipality described in Schedule ‘‘A”’ 
hereto to be a Residential District (No. 3—Hamilton), 
and to prohibit in such district (1) the erection of 
any building for use for the purposes of the various 
trades, industries, manufactures, shops, and places 
of public amusement, which are described in Schedule 
“B”’ hereto; (2) the use of any building for any such 
purposes; and (3) the erection or use of advertisement 
hoardings. 

Any person interested may, within one month from 
the date of this notice, make representations to the 
Minister in favour of or against the proposal. 

J. ©. L.. FITZPATRICK, 
Minister. 
Department of Local Government, 
Sydney, 22nd December, 1922. 





ScHEDULE ‘‘A.”’ 

Commencing at the point of Minola-street and 
Gordon-avenue; thence westerly along Everton-street 
to Lawson-street; thence southerly along Lawson- 
street to Glebe-road; thence westerly along Glebe- 
road to Chatham-street; thence northerly ‘along 
Chatham-street to Winship-street ; thence easterly 


‘ 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTH, No. 174. 


666/ 





along Winship and Denison streets to the boundary 
with Wickham Municipality; thence easterly along 
the boundary line of Wickham to the intersection 
with the boundary with Newcastle; thence southerly 
along the boundary with Neweastle to the point in 
Porcher-street 141 feet from Parry-street building 
line; thence westerly along the allotments boundary 
line across Stewart-avenue to the point of intersectioit 
of allotments 8, 5, 4, section 15, A. A. Company’s 
subdivision; thence southerly along the allotment 
boundary line to the intersection at Warrah-street ; 
thence westerly to Minola-street ; thence along Minola- 
street to the point of starting at the corner of Minola- 
street and Gordon-avenue. 
ScHepute ‘‘B.’’ 
Proposed Prohibited Buildings, Trades, &e. 
Buildings for the purposes of the following trades, 
industries, manufactures, shops, and places of public 
amusement :—Trades, businesses, or manufactures 
declared -to be noxious trades within the meaning of 
the Noxious Trades Act, 1902, and also the follow- 
ing :—Blacksmithies, foundries, coachtrimmers, wheel- 
wrights, bottle depots, laundries, bakeries, lime and 
cement depots, timber yards, public motor garages, 
picture theatres, boxing stadiums, and ast eal 6) 
[3296 





LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1919. 


Proposal TO DECLARE A PortTION OF THE SHIRE OF 

GILGANDRA To BE A RESIDENTIAL District (No. 1). 

T is hereby notified that Gilgandra Shire Council 

has applied to the Governor to declare the por- 

tion of the Shire described in Schedule ‘‘A”’ hereto 
to be a Residential District (No. 1—Gilgandra), and 
to prohibit in such district (1) the erection of any 
building for use for the purposes of the various trades, 
industries, manufactures, shops, and places of public 
amusement, which are described in Schedule ‘‘B”’ 
hereto; (2) the, use of any building for any such 
purposes; and (3) the erection or use of advertisement 
hoardings. 

Any person interested may, within one month from 
the date of this notice, make representations to the 
Minister in favour of or against the proposal. 


J.C. I. FITZPATRICK, 
Minister. 
Department of Local Government, 
Sydney, 22nd December, 1922. 


ScHEDULE ‘‘A.”’ 


The whole of Gilgandra Urban Area as described 
by metes and bounds in Government Gazette No. 
167 of 17th September, 1920, with the exception of 
the land having frontage to the following streets and 
road :—Bridge-street, Bundy-street, Lower Miller 
street, Miuller-street, and Warren-road, 

ScuHepute ‘‘B.” 
Proposed Prohibited Buildings, Trades, &c. 
_ Buildings for the purposes of the following trades, 
industries, manufactures, shovs, or places of public 
amusement :—Trades, businesses, or manufactures de- 
clared to be noxious trades within the meaning of the 
Noxious Trades Act, 1902, and the following : —Black- 
smithies, skin stores, produce merchants, public motor 
garages, factories, entertainment halls, engineering, 
plumbing, sawmilling and flourmilling. [3907 | 





[4207 ] ,Premier’s Department, 
Sydney, 22nd December, 1922. 
H* Excellency the Governor directs it to be noti- 
fied that he has authorised the provisional 
recognition of Senor Arturo Abalos as Consul for the 
Argentine at Sydney, pending the: receipt of His 
Majesty’s Exequatur. 





GEORGE W. FULLER. 


APPOINTMENTS. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive ‘Council, has approved of the following 
appointments :— 
CHIZF SECRETARY’S DEPARTMENT AND OFFICE OF THE 
MINISTER O7 PUBLIC HEALTH. 

William Kirby Earls, Clerk of Petty Sessions, Hill- 
ston, to the Commission of the Peace for the State 
of New South Wales. 

Archibald Charles McDonald Uockhart, of Moree. to 
the Commission of the Peace for the State of New 
South Wales, 


6668 





COLONIAL TREASURER’S DEPARTMENT. 


Captain A. McRae, Sea Pilot, Port Jackson, as Senior 
Pilot, Officer-in-Charge of the Pilot Station, Port 
Jackson, and Master of the Pilot Steamer ‘‘Cap- 
tain Cook,’’—to take effect from 12th August, 
1922. 

[LE.M. 220] 


vevARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE, 


Messrs. Charles Henry Gale and Osman Adams 
Kidwards, Stipendiary Magistrates, Sydney, to be 
Members of the Licensing Court for the Metro- 
politan Licensing District,—from the 14th and 
z6th December, 1922, respectively. 

*, Marwood Harold Cleeve, Police Magistrate, to 
be Licensing Magistrate and Official Member, and 
Messrs. Isaac Joshua Rowbotham and Albert 
Krnest Brigden to be Appointed Members: of the 
Licensing Court for the Licensing District of 
Gulgong for a period of three years from the 8th 
December, 1922. 


=) 
= 
an 


Tus undermentioned gentlemen to be Deputy Licen- 
sing Magistrates of the Licensing Courts for the 
Licensing Districts preceding their names, to act 
only during the absence of the Licensing Magistrates, 
trom the dates specified :— 


Bourke—Mr. Arthur Knox Poolman, J.P.—from the 
23rd December, 1922. 

Corowa—Mr, Arnot Craufurd Leslie, J.P.,—from the 
Ist January, 1923. 

Gunneduh—Mr. George Russell McDonagh, J.P.,— 
from the 17th January, 1923, 

Young-——-Mr. John Forsytue, J.P.,—from the 
January, 19238. 

The Reverend William Moss Madgwick to be Hono- 
rary Assistant Church of England Chaplain to 
the State Penitentiary and State Reformatory 
for Women, vice the Reverend Charles James 
Randell, resigned,—from the lst December, 1922. 


DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. 





26th 


THE undermentioned persons to be Permit Inspectors, 

under section 14a of the Pastures Protection Act, 

1912, for the Pastures Protection District named, 

Vige = 

Gundagai—Mr. Cyril G. G. Allman, Gundagai (P.P. 
1922-18-104). 

Molong—Messrs, William Thompson, Orange; William 
Thomas Hopper, Cumnock (P.P. 1922-18-104). 
Mudgee—Mr. Frederick William Charles Leven, Car- 

calgorey, Windeyer (P.P. 1922-18-104). 
Queanbeyan— Mr. Arthur D. Campbell, Queanbeyan 
(P.P. 1922-18-104). 
Tamworth—-Mr. J. G. Keech, Lanrella, Goonoo Goo- 
_ noo road, via Tamworth (P.P. 1922-18-104). 
Upper Hunter—Messrs. William Allan, Inchira, 
Aberdeen; and Archie Davies, Parkville (P.P. 
1929-18-104). 
Wagga Wagga—-Messrs. Peter Gillard, Wagga; and 
Arthur 8. Ferd, Wagga (P.P. 1922-18-104), 
THE undermentioned persons have been appointed 
Trustees of the Common stated, to hold office 
until the 31st December, 1924, in terms of the provi- 
sions of the Commons Regulation Act, 1898 :— 
Stuart Town—Simon Rivers, Frank Mole, 
Mitchell, Howard Warn, Frank Gleeson. 
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Kixecutive Couneil, in pursuance of the provisions of 
Regulation 3 (b) under the Neglected Children and 


Juvenile Offenders Act, 1905, has been pleased to 
appoint 


The Reverend Archibald Collins as Honorary Proba- 
tion Officer for the district of Gunning. 


GEORGE W. FULLER, Premier. 





PROMOTION. 
Pouice Force. 


THE Governor-in-Council has approved of Inspector 
Third Class John Blanchfield being promoted to the 
rank of Inspector Second Class, as on and from the 5th 
November, 1922. 


CHARLES W. OAKES, 
Chief Secretary and Minister of Public Health. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZA&TTH, No. 174, 


John. 


[22 Deo, 1922. 





REMOVALS. 
CHIEF SUOCRETARY’S DEPARTMENT AND OFFICE OF THE 
MINISTER OF PU3LIS HEALTH. 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has approved of the removal of the 
names of 
Donald Irvin Bridge, of Narrabri, and ; 
George William Carroll, of 184 Pell-street, Rail- 
way Town, Broken Hill, 
from the Commission of the Peace for the State of 
New South Wales. 
CHARLES W. OAKES, | 
Chief Secretary and Minister of Public Health. 








RESIGNATION. 
CEIZT SNCRETARY’S DEPARTMENT AND OFFICE OF THE 
MINISTER OF PUBLIC HEALTH. 

HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has accepted the resignation ten- 
dered by 
William John Hawkes, of 12 Alleyne-avenue, Malvern, 

Victoria, of his position as a Justice of the Peace 

for the State of New South Wales. 

CHARLES W. OAKES, __ 
Chief Secretary and Minister of Public Health. 





VINE AND VEGETATION DISEASES AND FRUIT 
PESTS ACT, 1912. 
THE following persons are authorised to act as 
Inspectors under the abovementioned Act up till 31st 
March, 1928 :— 
K. J. Lindsay. 
W. H. Waters. 
W.-R. Griffin, 
D. D. Atkins, 
F. A. CHAFFEY, : 
Minister for Agriculture. 


F. H. Goodhew. 
KE. Gibsone, 
G. A. Jones. 





Sydney, 22nd December, 1922. 


ERRATUM. 


IN the notification which appeared in Gazette No. 
166 of 1st December, 1922, relative to the appoint 
ment of Trustees for the Silverton Common, for the 
name of ‘‘M. Carl’ read “William Carl,”’ 

FRANK A, CHAFFEY. 


“NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION OF LAND 
UNDER THE PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1912. 

O much of the Jand hereunder described as is 
tJ Crown Land has been appropriated, and so much 
thereof as is private property has been resumed for 
a certain public purpose, namely, the construction of 
a system of sewerage for the Municipality of Tam- 
worth, and is vested in the Minister for Public Works 
as Constructing Authority for the purposes of the 
Tamworth Sewerage Act, 1912. 

Dated this sixth day of December, 1922. 

W. E. DAVIDSON, 





Governor. 
By His Excellency’s Command, 
RT BADE 


Minister for Public Works. 


Descriprion or LAND REFERRED TO. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate in the 
parish of Calala, county of Parry, and State of New 
South Wales, being lot 3 of Racecourse Dairy Farm 
subdivision of the Peel River Land and Mineral Com- 
pany’s Estate, comprised in registered Book 32, No. 
509: Commencing on the left bank of Peel River at 
the north-western corner of lot 4 of the said Race- 
course Dairy Farm subdivision; and bounded thence 
on the east by the western boundary of that lot 
bearing 180 degrees 41 minutes 35 chains 59 links to 
the northern side of Britten-road; thence on the 
scuth by northern sides of that road _ successively 
bearing 278 degrees 9 minutes 5 chains, and 260 
degrees 41 minutes 4 chains 103 links; thence on the 
west by the eastern boundary of lot 2 bearing 0 
dogrees 41 minutes 38 chains 15 links to the left bank 
of Peel River aforesaid; and .thenece by that bank 
upwards, to the point of commencement ;—having an 
area cf 22 acres 3 roods or thereabouts, and said to be 
in the possession of the Peel River Land and Mineral 
Company Limited. 

[S. 1922-1,450] [3749] 


22 Dec., 1922.) 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 174. 


6669 





NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION OF LAND 
UNDER THE PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1912. 


‘NO much of the land hereunder described as is Crown 
t Land has been appropriated, and so much thereot 
as is private property has been resumed for a certain 
public purpose, namely, the construction of a system 
of sewerage with ocean outfall for the Northern 
Suburbs ot Sydney, and is vested in the Minister for 
Public Works as Constructing Authority for the pur- 
poses of the Northern Suburbs Sewerage Act, 1918.— 
Dated this sixth day of December, 1922. 


W. E. DAVIDSON, 

Governor. 
By His Excellency’s Command, 
R. T. BALL, 

Minister for Public Works. 





Description oF LAND REFERRED TO, 


All that piece or parcel of land situate at Clontarf, 
in the parish of Manly Cove, county of Cumberland, 
and State of New South Wales, being lot 26 of depost- 
ted plan 9,745: Commencing on the south-western side 
of Allenby-street at the north-western corner of lot 27 
of deposited plan 9,745 aforesaid; and bounded thence 
on the south-east by the north-western boundary of 
that lot bearing 222 degrees 28 minutes 144 feet 114 
inches; thence on the south-west by the north-eastern 
boundary of lot 51 bearing 312 degrees 28 minutes 50 
feet; thence on the north-west by part of the south- 
eastern boundary of 2 roods 21 perches resumed for 
sewer purposes by notification in Gazette of 28rd May, 
1919, bearing 42 degrees 28 minutes 144 feet 113 inches 
to the south-western side of Allenby-street aforesaid ; 
and thence on the north-east by that side of that 
street bearing 132 degrees 28 minutes 50 feet, to the 
point of commencement ;—having an area of 26} 
perches or thereabouts, and said to be in the posses- 
sion of the Harbour, Land and Transport Company 
Limited. (S. 1922-1,684.) [3748] 





NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION OF LAND 
UNDER THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1919. 


rYVHE land hereunder described having been appro- 

priated or resumed, in purstance of section 536 
of the Local Government Act, 1919, is hereby vested 
in the Tumbarumba Shire Council for Water Supply 
purposes within the shire. 


Dated this twenty-first day of December, 1922. 


CG. W. OAKES; 
for Minister for Public Works. 


DescriIPpTION oF LAND REFERRED TO. 


All that piece or parcel of land 22°7 links wide 
situate in the parish of King, county of Selwyn, and 
State of New South Wales, being part of portion 180; 
Commencing on the northern boundary of the said 
portion 180 at a point bearing 90 degrees and distant 
21 chains 51:4 links from its north-western corner ; and 
bounded thence on the north by part of the northern 
boundary of that portion bearing 90 degrees 26°6 
links; thence generally on the south-east by lines 
successively bearing 211 degrees 26 minutes ] chain 
77°8 links, 197 degrees 24 minutes 1 chain 74°5 links, 
183 degrees 30 minutes 2 chains 61'8 links, 200 degrees 
55 minutes 1 chain 167 links, 180 degrees 7 minutes 
2 chains 45°6 links, 114 degrees 51 minutes 1 chain 
82 links; 162 degrees 9 minutes 1 chain 19°6 links, 
227 degrees 28 minutes 2 chains 43°3 links, 199 degrees 
48 minutes 97°5 links, 173 degrees 28 minutes 87°5 
links, 140 degrees 3 minutes 466 links, 89 degrees 
50 minutes i6°5 links, 127 degrees 32 minutes 1 chain 
18 links, 184 degrees 21 minutes | chain €871 links, 
216 degrees 24 minutes ] chain 41°6 links, 210 degrees 
8 minutes 47°6 links, 187 degrees 20 minutes 1 chain 
28°5 links, 210 degrees 10 minutes 1 chain 19°5 links, 
219 degrees 38 minutes 85°3 links, 189 degrees 31 
minutes 50°9 links, 168 degrees .23 minutes 1 chain 
16 links, 219 degrees 36 minutes 1 chain 39°5 links, 
214 degrees 50 minutes 1 chain 35'8 links, 195 degrees 
1 chain 72°8 links, 219 degrees 1 minutes 2 chains 1 
link, 235 degrees 36 minutes 781 links, 225 degrees 
2 minutes 2 chains 50°4 links, and 197 degrees 37 
minutes 2 chains 29°5 links to the southern boundary 
ef portion 180 aforesaid; thence en the south by part 
ef that boundary bearing 269 degrees 55 minutes 
23°9 links; and thence generally on the north-west by 
Ines successively hearing 17 degrees 37 minutes 2 
chains 42°3 links, 45 degrees 2 minutes 2 chains 582 
links. 56 degrees 35 minutes 769 links, 39 degrees 1 


minute 1 chain 92% links, 15 degrees 1 chain 71°9 | tered volume 214, folio 112: 





links, 384 degrees 50 minutes 1 chain 40°7 links, 39 
degrees 36 minutes 1 chain 29°6 links, 348 degrees 
23 minutes 1 chain 9°3 links, 9 degrees 31 minutes 
61°3 links, 39 degrees 38 minutes 89°5 links, 30 degrees 
10 minutes 1 chain 13 links, 7 degrees 20 minutes 1 
chain 285 links, 30 degreés 8 minutes 53°4 links, 
36 degrees 24 minutes 1 chain 36°3 links, 4 degrees 21 
minutes 1 chain 49°3 links, 307 degrees 32 minutes 
97°3 links, 269 degrees 50 minutes 349 links, 320 
degrees 3 minutes 641 links, 353 degrees 28 minutes 
99°6 links, 19 degrees 48 minutes 1 chain 8°4 links, 
47 degrees 28 minutes 2 chains 34°3 links, 342 degrees 
9 minutes 95°1 links, 294 degrees 51 minutes 1 chain 
86°6 links, 0 degrees 7 minutes 2 chains 64°3. links, 
20 degrees 55 minutes 1 chain 17°4 links, 3 degrees 
30 minutes 2 chains 611 links, 17 degrees 24 minutes 
1 chain 80°1 links, and 31 degrees 26 minutes 1 hain 
C6°7 links, to the point of commencement ;—having an 
area of 3 roods 231 perches or thereabouts, and said 
to be in the possession of Thomas George Edward 


Storey. 
(Mise. 1922-5,156] [3879 | 





NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION OF LAND 
UNDER THE PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1912. 


‘O much of the land hereunder described as is 
“Crown Land has been appropriated, and so much 
thereof as is private property has been resumed for 
the following public purpose, namely, the provision 
of public offices at Willoughby for the Commissioners 
of the Government Savings Bank of New South Wales, 
and is vested in the Minister for Public Works as 
Constructing Authority on behalf of His Majesty.— 
Dated this twenty-ninth day of November, 1922. 

W. EB. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 
By His Excellency’s Command, 


Re TBA ris 
Minister for Public Works. 





DesorreTion oF LAND REFERRED TO. 


All that piece or parcel of land situated in the 
Municipality of Willoughby, parish of Willoughby, 
county of Cumberland, State of New~South Wales, 
containing 213 perches or thereabouts, being part of 
lot 11, section 2 of Edwards’ Hstate: Commencing 
at a point on the south-western building line ot 
Willoughby-road, distant 44 feet 14 inches south- 
westerly from the intersection of that building line 
of Willoughby-road with the southern side of Julian- 
street; and bounded thence on the north-east by part. 
of that south-western building line of Willoughby- 
road bearing 163 degrees 15 minutes for 42 feet 34 
inches; on the south by a line passing in part along 
the northern face of the stone foundations of a brick 
building bearing 270 degrees 24 minutes for 58 feet 
23 inches, and by a line bearing 269 degrees 54 
minutes for 92 feet; on the south-west by part of 
the north-eastern boundary of lot 9, being a line 
bearing 343 degrees 15 minutes for 41 feet; and 
thence on the north by a line passing in part along 
a fence and in part along the southern face of a wall 
of a brick building bearing 89 degrees 37 minutes for 
149 feet 81 inches, to the point of commencement ;— 
be the said several dimensions given herein, a little 
more or less. 


[Misc. 1922-5,127] [3474] 


NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION OF LAND 
UNDER THE PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1912. 

‘OQ much of the land hereunder described as is Crown 
» ) Land has been appropriated, and so much thereof 
as is private property has been resumed for a certain 
public purpose, namely the construction of a bridge 
over Wybong Creek, on the road from Muswellbrook 
to Merriwa, and is vested in the Minister for Public 
Works as Constructing Authority. 


Dated this sixth day of December, 1922. 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
‘Governor. 
By His Excellency’s Command, 
R. T. BALL, 
Minister for Public Works. 





Descriptions oF LAND REFERRED TO, 


All that piece or parcel of land situate in the 
parish of Yarraman. county of Brisbane, and State 
of New Sovth Wales, being part of nortion 8, and part 
of the land comprised in Certificate of Title, regis- 
Commencing at the 


6670 








western extremity of line number 11,—as shown on 
road plan catalogued R. 5,989-1,603 at the Lands 
Department, Sydney; and bounded thence on the 
north-east by part of that line bearing 101 degrees 
52 minutes 40°6 links; thence on the south-east by a 
line bearing 208 degrees 56 minutes 30 seconds 3 
chains 65°9 links to a south-eastern side of the afore- 
said road; and bounded thence on the north-west by 
part of that side of that road bearing 22 degrees 41 
minutes 3 chains 56'1 links, to the point of commence- 
ment ;—-having an area of 114 perches or thereabouts, 
and said to be in the possession of Charles McTaggart. 

Also, all that piece or parcel of land situate in the 
parish of Wybong, county of Brisbane, and State of 
New South Wales, being part of portion 1: Com- 
mencing at the western extremity of line number 13, 
—as shown on road plan catalogued R. 5,989-1,603 
at the Lands Department, Sydney; and bounded 
thence on the north-west by part of a south-eastern 
side of that road bearing 47 degrees 53 minutes 97 
links; thence on the south-east by a line bearing 208 
degrees 56 minutes 30 seconds 92°5 links to its inter- 
section with line number 13 aforesaid; and thence 
on the south-west by part of that line bearing 300 
degrees 25 minutes 31°5 links, to the point of com- 
mencement ;—having an area of 2! perches or there- 
abouts, and said to be in the possession of Henry 


Simpson, 
[Bridges 1922-1,867] [3878] 





NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION OF LAND 
UNDER THE PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1912. 


O much of the land hereunder described as is 
Crown Land has been appropriated, and so 
much thereof as is private property has been resumed 
for a certain public purpose, namely, the construc- 
tion of a system of sewerage, with ocean outfall, for 
the Northern Suburbs of Sydney, and is vested in the 
Minister for Public Works. as Constructing Authority, 
for the purposes of the Northern Suburbs Sewerage 
Act, 1918. 


Dated this sixth day of December, 1922. 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 
By His Excellency’s Command, 


R. T. BALL, 
Minister for Public Works. 





DeEscrirtions or LAND REFERRED TO. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate in the 
Municipality of North Sydney, parish of Willoughby, 
county of Cumberland, and State of New South Wales, 
being lot 1, section 7 of deposited plan 2,407: Com- 
mencing on the southern shore of Long Bay, at its 
intersection with the western side of Hast-avenue; 
and bounded thence on the east by that side of that 
avenue bearing 180 degrees 5 minutes 20 seconds 153 
feet 113 inches to its intersection with the northern 
side of the Boulevarde; thence on the south by that 
side of the Boulevarde bearing 273 degrees 4 minutes 
20 seconds 239 feet 32 inches to the south-eastern 
corner of lot 2, section 7 of deposited plan 2,407 
aforesaid ; thence on the west by the eastern boundary 
of that lot bearing 0 degrees 5 minutes 20 seconds 
261 feet 1 inch to the southern shore of Long Bay 
aforesaid; and thence by that shore downwards, to 
the point of commencement :—having an area of 1 
acre 0 roods 22 perches or thereabouts, and said to 
be in the possession of Albert M. Costelloe. 

Also. all that piece or parcel of land situate in the 
Municipality of Willoughby, parish of Willoughby, 
county of Cumberland, and State of New South 
Wales, being part of the land comprised in Certificate 
of Title, registered volume 2378, folio 249: Com- 
mencing on the high-water mark of Long Bay, at 
the south-western corner of lot 45 of deposited plan 
8,689: and hounded thence on the east by the western 
boundary of that lot bearing 0 degrees 47 minutes 
30 seconds 235 feet to the south-western side of Lower 
Cliff avenue; thence on the north-east by that side 
of that avenue, being lines successively bearing 293 
degrees 6 minutes 46 feet, and 300 degrees 27 minutes 
46 feet; thence on the north-west by a line bearing 
204 degrees 34 minutes 164 feet 103 inches to the high- 
water mark of Long Bay aforesaid; and thence on 
the south-west by that high-water mark downwards. 
to the point of commencement ;—having an area of 
2 roods 24 perches or thereabouts, and said to be in 
the possession of the New North Sydney Investment 
and Tramway Company ‘Ltd. 5 


[S. 19291,768] [3747] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 174. 


[22 Dec, 1922. 





NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION OF LAND 
UNDER THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1919. 


HE land hereunder described having been appropri- 

ated or resumed in pursuance of section 536 ot 

the Local Government Act, 1919, is hereby vested in 

the Council of the Municipality of Canterbury for 

drainage purposes.—Dated this twenty-first day ot 
December, 1922. 


R. T. BALL, 
Minister for Public Works. 





SCHEDULE. 

All that piece or parcel of land situate in the parish 
of St. George,, county of Cumberland, and State of 
New South Wales, being part of lot 16 of deposited 
plan 1,487, and part of the land comprised in Certiii- 
cate of Title, volume 3,327, folio 88: Commencing on 
the south-western side of Charlotte-street at the south- 
eastern corner of lot 16 of deposited plan 1,487; and 
bounded thence on the south-east by the south-eastern 
boundary of that lot bearing 247 degrees 4 minutes 
118 fect 7 inches, on the south-west by part of the 
south-western boundary of that lot bearing 337 degrees 
4 minutes 10 feet, on the north-west by a line bearing 
67 degrees 4 minutes 118 feet 7 inches to the south- 
western side of Charlotte-street aforesaid ; and thence 
on the north-east by part of that side of that street 
bearing 157 degrees 4 minutes 10 feet, to the point of 
commencement ;—having an area of 4} _perches. or 
thereabouts, and said to be in the possession of Cyril 
Alex. O’Callaghan (S. 1922-1,710). [3648 | 





[4077] Sydney, 22nd December, 1922. 


COMMONERS’ BOUNDARIES AT REEDY 
SWAMP. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, directs it to be notified 
that all the residents or inhabitants of the age of 
16 years and over within the undermentioned boun- 
daries, and who have been duly enrolled as Commoners, 
will be entitled to the use of the Temporary Common 
at Reedy Swamp, county of Cumberland, parishes 
Pitt Town, Maroota, and Nelson: Commencing at the 
junction of Long Neck Lagoon with the Hawkesbury 
River; and bounded thence by the west side of that 
lagoon to the Cattai-road; thence by that road south- 
erly to the south-west corner of J. M. Hessions’ por- 
tion 80; thence by the southern boundary of that 
portion to the western boundary of portion 120, 
parish of Nelson; thence by part of the western boun- 
dary of that portion and the western boundaries of 
portions 119, 117, 116, 115, 114, 113, 112, 111, 110, 
109, 108, 27, 107, 106, and part of 105 to the Pitt 
Town Dural road; thence by that road easterly to 
Cattai Creek; thence by a line due north to Little 
Cattai Creek; thence by that creek to its junction 
with the Hawkesbury River aforesaid; and by that 
river upwards, to the point of commencement. 


Notr.—In lieu of commoners’ boundaries gazetted 
on the 25th August, 1909. 


FRANK A. CHAFFEY. 





St 


[4079] Sydney, 22nd December, 1922. 
COMMONERS’ BOUNDARIES AT BONALBO. 


E IS Hxcellency the Governor, with the advice of 
E the Executive Council, directs it to be notified 
that all the residents or inhabitants of the age of 
16 years and over within the undermentioned boun- 
daries, and who have been duly enrolled as Commoners, 
will be entitled to the use of the Temporary Common 


-at Bonalbo, county Buller, parish of Robertson ; Com- 


mencing on Peacock Creek, at the south-western corner 
of portion 638; and bounded thence by ‘the south- 
western boundary of that portion to the north boun- 
dary of reserve 55,689 for Temporary Common; thence 
by the north boundary of that reserve to its north- 
west corner; thence ky a line %o the north corner of 
portion 99; by the north-west, south-west, and part 
of the south-east boundary of that portion to a point 
west of the western corner of Bonalbo Township pri- 
vate subdivision; thence by a line to that corner; 
thence by the south-western boundary of that sub- 
division and its prolongation south-easterly to Pea- 
cock Creek aforesaid; and by that creek, to the point 
of commencement. i 


FRANK A. CHAFFEY. 


22 Dec., 1922.) NEW SOUTE WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 174. 6671 





[3756] Department of Agriculture, 
Sydney, 22nd December, 1922. 


PURSUANT to the Irrigation Act, 1912, as amended by the Irrigation 
(Amendment) Act, 1916, and the Irrigation (Amendment) Act, 1913, 
the Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission has, with the approval 
of the Governor, made the following Regulations. 


FRANK A. CHAFFEY, 
Minister for Agriculture. 





Tue Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission doth hereby, pursuant 
to the Irrigation Act, 1912, as amended by the Irrigation (Amendment) Act, 
1916, and the Irrigation (Amendment) Act, 1918, make the following Regu- 
lations :-— 


1. The Regulations for Town Water Supply, Nos. 73 and 75 to 121, in- 
elusive, published in the Government Gazette No. 143 of the 3rd September, 
1913, and the amendments of such Regulations and the additional Regula- 
tions Nos. 74, 744, 748, 74c, 74p, 742, 74Fr, and 74c, published in Government 
ment Gazette No. 172 of the 25th November, 1921, are repealed, but such 
repeal shall not in any way prejudice or affect the payment of any fee charge 
or sum due under such Regulations, or any proceedings for the breach of 
any such Regulations heretofore committed. 





—— 


REGULATIONS FOR TOWN WATER SUPPLY. 


Interpretation. * 
2. In these Regulations— 


“Commission” means the Water Conservation and. Irrigation Com- 
mission. 

“Land” includes any tenement or building thereon. 

“Town Water Supply ” means the water supply through pipes under 
pressure of any town within an irrigation area constituted under 
the Murrumbidgee Irrigation Act, 1910, or under the Irrigation 
Act, 1912, as amended by the Irrigation (Amendment) Act, 1916, 
and the Irrigation (Amendment) Act, 1918. 

“Unimproved Capital Value” means the value of ratable land deter- 
mined each year by the Commission for the purposes of these 
Regulations and notified to the occupier, 


Charges. 
3. Water from the town water supply shall be supplied by measure. 


Unlawful use of water. 


4, Any person who uses any water of the town water supply not supplied 
through a meter, for any purposes, shall be liable to a penalty not exceeding 
five pounds. 

5. Any person supplied with water from the town water supply who takes 
and carries away from his premises any water so supplied, or who permits 

. or allows any person to take and carry away from such premises any such 
water, or who sells any such water, shall for each offence be lable to a 
penalty not exceeding forty shillings. 


Incensing. 


6. No person shall commence or perform any work in connection with 
the town water supply unless he is the holder of a license granted to him by 
the Commission, or is under the immediate supervision of a licensed person. 

7. Before any license authorising a person to supervise and perform works 
in connection with the town water supply is granted by the Commission, the 
person applying for the same shall satisfy the Commission that he is a com- 
petent plumber, and has passed an examination in plumbing at the Tech- 
nical College, Ultimo, Sydney, or has a certificate of competency approved 
by the Commission. 

8. A list of licensed plumbers shall from time to time be published at the 
office of the Commission. ; 

9. The Commission may suspend or cancel any license issued as aforesaid. 

10. Any plumber offending against the Regulations, either by himself or 
those employed by him, may be called upon to show cause why his license 
should not be suspended or cancelled. If any plumber fails to give any 
notice prescribed by the Regulations, he shall be lable to a penalty not 
exceeding two pounds. 

Work by plumbers. 

11. Plumbers must execute any work they undertake with reasonable 
despatch; any inconvenience to the public caused by plumbers by unneces- 
sary delay in carrying out work will be rigorously dealt with by the 
Commission. a : , 


6672 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 174. [22 Dec., 1922. 





12. Damage caused by a plumber to water, sewerage, or gas pipes, or 
works in connection therewith, must be at once reported, and immediate 
steps taken to have repairs effected, the cost of the same to be defrayed by 
such plumber. 

Fee for Tapping Main. 

13. Every application for water must be accompanied by the payment of a 

fee of one pound one shilling for the tapping of any main. 


Every application for reconnection with a main, after the water has been 
cut off by the Commision, shall be accompanied by the payment of a fee of 
one pound one shilling. 


Pipes, appliances, &c., to be in accordance with the Regulations. 

14, Any person to whom water is supplied who lays down, erects, or uses, 
or causes to be laid down, erected, or used, in connection with the town 
water supply, any pipe, receptacle, bath, appliance, or apparatus, which in 
form, material, dimensions, quality, construction, arrangement, or otherwise, 
is not in accordance with these Regulations, shall be liable to a penalty not 
exceeding five pounds, and a further penalty not exceeding two pounds for 
every day during which he continues the offence after notice thereof has 
been given by the Commission. 


15. Any consumer’s pipe, cock, cistern, or other fitting laid, fixed, or used 
otherwise than in accordance with these Regulations, or which in the opinion 
of the Commission is or has become bad or defective in condition or repair, 
or conduces to the waste, misuse, or contamination of the water, shall, unon 
the Commission giving notice in writing, be discontinued and disused by 
such consumer; and the Commission may require the same to be removed, 
replaced, or repaired, and may stop the‘supply. of water to the said consumer 
until such pipe, cock, cistern, or other fitting has been removed, replaced, or 
repaired to the satisfaction of the Commission. 


Description of pipes, &c., to be used. 


16. All pipes must be of wrought-iron or steel where possible; that is to 
say, of the kind known as galvanised wrought-iron or steel lap-welded steam 
tubes, unless otherwise permitted by the Commission. Where lead pipes are 
used they must be of equal thickness throughout, and of at least the respective 
weights following, viz. :— 

per yard. 


8-1n. "2 ic Sis a ne B eeeny ti 
$-in. a hy it Ate ar ae 4 6 Tb. 
#-in. a, Fe os ae a iy ae 9 |b. 
1 -in. pe ret ipa SA ree a pet eyelion 
14-in. ni At oa ti re Ts ase tind 
14-in. z is +5 ie Ae oe te 2O-LEE 


17. Any iron pipe, tee, thimble, bend, reduced coupling, plug, or other iron 
fitting used shall be true in section, straight, and of equal thickness, gal- 
vanised, properly and truly cut with Whitworth’s standard gas thread, and 
perfectly sound and new and free from all defects, and approved by the 
Commission or by some person appointed by the Commission in that behalf, 
and shall be capable of withstanding a hydrostatic pressure equal to a 
column of water 400 feet in height. 


18. All joints between iron tees, bends, thimbles, couplings, elbows, cocks, 
and other iron fittings shall be made with white or red lead and flax. All 
joints on lead pipes shall be of the kind known as “ wiped joints,” and all 
connections between lead and iron pipes shall be made with brass unions and 
wiped joints. ; 


19. Any tap, stop-cock, bib-cock, ball-cock, valve, closet-cistern, service- 
box, wastenot regulator, bath tap or valve, or other fitting used in connection 
with the town water supply shall be of the patterns adopted by the Board 
of Water Supply and Sewerage, Sydney, and shall be stamped as having been 
tested thereby. 


20. Any stopcock or bib-cock used as aforesaid shall be a loose-valve, 
screw-down, high-pressure cock, made of hard brass or gunmetal of approved 
quality. 


21. Any cistern or tank supplied with the water of the town water supply 
shall be provided with an equilibrium ball-valve and with an overflow pipe, 
laid and fixed in a suitable manner, open to inspection, and in a position 
approved by the Commission or by some person appointed by it im that behalf. 


22. Any bath used in connection with the supply of the water from the 
town water supply shall be constructed as follows:—The outlet shall be dis- 
tinct from and unconnected with the inlet, and the inlet shall be placed 
above the highest water level of the bath. The outlet shall be provided with 

~a perfectly water-tight plug-valve or coek. No such bath shall have any 
over-flow waste-pipe that is not laid and fixed in a suitable manner, open to 
imspection, and in a position approved as aforesaid. . 





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Service-pipes and communication with main. 


23. Any person who desires to obtain a supply of water to his land shall, 
at his own expense, lay down and construct all pipes, connections, and 
fittings upon such land, and upon any street or land lying between his land 
and the curb line of the footway of the street in which the main of the town 
water supply is laid. 


24. No person shall uncover any pipes of the town water supply without 
giving the Commission two days’ notice in writing, and in default shall be 
liable to a penalty not exceeding two pounds. 


Depth of prpe. 


25. Every service-pipe shall, in situations where such pipe is liable to 
injury from foot or other traffic, be laid to a depth of not less than 10 inches, 
and shall, in any public place, and in any roadway, whether public or 
private, be laid to a depth of not less than 18 inches: Provided that the 
Commission may, in its discretion, by permit in writing, authorise the laying 
of any service-pipe at a less depth than is prescribed by this Regulation. 


Service connection. 


26. Unless authorised by the Commission, every tenement shall have an 
independent service-pipe, which shall be stop-cocked outside the premises on 
the footpath. 


27. Where the Commission gives authority to connect more than one tene- 
ment by one service, each tenement shall (unless all such tenements are 
occupied by one person or firm as a place of business or abode) have a 
separate stop-cock on the footpath or other convenient place outside the 
premises, so that the water supply of any such tenement may be shut off from 
the main without trespassing on private land. 


28. Where any person requires a large service or sub-main to supply more 
than one tenement, he may lay such large service or sub-main in a back 
lane; but every service-pipe communicating with such large service or sub- 
main shall be #-inech, having a ?-inch stopeock so arranged that any one tene- 
ment can be shut off without interfering with the supply to the remaining 
tenements and without trespassing on private land: Provided that such large 
service or submain shall be first submitted to the Commission for approval. 


Service to underground tanks. 


29. No person shall fix or use any service-pipe which communicates with 
any cistern, tank, or vessel below the surface of the ground, intended or used 
for the reception of rain-water, except with the permission of the Com- 
mission. 

Pipes through drains, &c. 


30. No person shall lay any water-pipe or other apparatus through or in 
any sewer, drain, ashpit, cistern, or manure tank, or through or in any place 
where, in the event of the pipe becoming unsound, the water of the town 
water supply conveyed through such pipe would be liable to be fouled or to 
escape without observation, unless such pipe or apparatus be laid to the 
satisfaction of the Commission or of a person appointed by the Commission 
in that behalf through an exterior cast-iron pipe or box of sufficient length 
and strength to afford due protection to the same, and so constructed ag to 
afford an easy means of detecting any leakage or waste. 


Urinals and Water-closets. 


31. No person shall fix or cause to be fixed a service-pipe so as to com- 
municate directly with any urinal, and every urinal shall be supplied only 
through a cistern or service-box, fitted with waste-preventing apparatus 
approved by the Commission or by a person appointed by the Commission in 
that behalf. 


32. No person shall construct or use any water-closet fitting supplied with 
the water from the town water supply unless such supply is through a proper 
closet cistern or -service-box, fitted with waste-preventing apparatus, 
approved as aforesaid. No person shall fix or use any service-pipe for the 
supply of water from the town water supply to the basin or trap of a water-: 
closet except such supply is through a closet cistern as aforesaid. 


Repair of pipes, &e. 

_38. Any person using water supplied from the town water supply shall 
keep all pipes and other appliances in connection with the supply of such 
water in a proper state of repair. 

Meters. 


34. All meters shall be of the patterns adopted by the Board of Water 
Supply and Sewerage, Sydney, and shall be stamped as having been tested. 
thereby. 





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One meter for several tenements. 


35. If authorised by the Commission, one meter may be allowed to several] 
tenements when such tenements are occupied by one person or firm as a plaes 
of business or abode. One service-pipe only will be allowed under these 
conditions, upon which the meter will be fixed, and all the water for sucn 
tenements must pass through such meter. Where peculiar circumstances 
entail a departure from the above, and two or more services are absolutely 
necessary, there shall be a meter on each service-pipe. 


Steam boiler to have self-acting valve. 


36. If any person connects any service-pipe or branch service-pipe with 
any steam boiler for the purpose of feeding or supplying such boiler with 
water, without first affixing a self-acting steam-tight valve, for preventing 
the pressure of steam from reversing or affecting the dial of the meter, he 
shall be liable to a penalty not exceeding five pounds; and if, after notice 
of such offence is given him by the Commission, he uses, or causes to be 
used, such boiler without affixing such valve, he shall be liable to a further 
penalty of two pounds for each day during which such offence continues 
after such notice. 

Water supplied to public parks, &c. 

37. The water supply to public parks and gardens under the care of the 
Commission shall be by meter, and shall be exclusively under the control 
and direction of the Commission; and any person turning on the water, other 
than the person duly authorised so to do, or otherwise interfering with such 
water supply, shall be liable to a penalty not exceeding five pounds. 


Meter registering incorrectly. 

38. If any meter does not correctly indicate the water passing through it, 
the Commission may charge for the supply according to the average daily 
consumption for any month preceding the date upon which such meter has 
been examined and found to be in order; or at the request of the consumer, 
or by direction of the Commission, the said meter shall be tested, and the 
charge for water supplied regulated accordingly. Such testing shall be at 
the consumer’s cost, unless where the meter is leased from the Commission. 


Meter not to be interfered with. 


39. No person not duly authorised by the Commission shall disconnect 
any meter or other apparatus from the service-pipe, or in any way interfere 
with the same. 

Penalty for injuring works. 

40. Any person who wilfully or negligently breaks, injures, or interferes 
with any pipe, lock, cock, valve, engine, or work belonging to the Commis- 
sion, or who does any other wilful act whereby the water supplied from the 
town water supply may be wasted, shall (save where cther provision is made 
by the Regulations) be liable to a penalty not exceeding twenty pounds. 


Offences in respect of public fountains, &e. 


41. Any person who opens or leaves open the cock of any public fountain 
or water-pipe, so that the water may run to waste, shall be liable to a penalty 
not exceeding two pounds nor less than five shillings. 

42, Any person who washes any clothes or any vehicle, or horse, at a 
public fountain or water-pipe, shall be lable to a penalty not exceeding one 
pound nor less than five shillings. 

Inspection. 

43. All work in connection with the town water supply, whether such work 
consist of the laying and fixing of new services or in the extension or altera- 
tion of existing services and fittings, shall be inspected by the proper officer 
of the Commission; and no such work shall be commenced until after the 
expiration of two days’ notice thereof first given to the Commission, and a 
permit obtained. 

In no case shall the water be turned on to any lands where any such work 
has been executed until the said work has been inspected by the said officer 
and certified by him to have been executed in accordance with the provisions 
of the Regulations. No underground or enclosed work shall on any account 
be covered up or concealed from view until the same has been duly inspected 
and approved by the said officer. 

Any perscn offending against this Regulation shall be liable to a penalty 
not exceeding five pounds. 

44. The supply and use of the water from the town water supply shall be 
open to inspection and measurement at any reasonable hours, and informa- 
tion must from time to time be afforded to enable the Commission to esti- 
mate the quantity of water actually supplied. 

45, Any officer of the Commission may, at all reasonable hours, enter the 
premises of any person using the water of the Commission, for the purposes 
of inspecting the service-pipes or other appliances on such premises, 


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46. Any person refusing admission to premises in pursuance of the Regu- 
lations, or in any way hindering an officer of the Commission in the execu- 
tion of his duty, shall be guilty of a breach of these Regulations. 

Commission may repair. 

47. The Commision may after twenty-four hours’ notice repair, remove, 
or alter any pipe, valve, cock, cistern, water-closet, or other appliance of any 
person supplied by him with water, so as to prevent the misuse, undue con- 
sumption, contamination, or waste of water, or so as to make the same to 
conform to these Regulations; and the cost of such repairs and alterations 
shall be paid to the Commission by the person to whom the water is sup- 
plied, and may be recovered as money paid to the use of such person. 


Forms of notices and applications. 


48. All notices and applications required by these Regulations are to be 
made upon printed forms, to be obtained at the Commission’s office. Notices 
sent by post must be prepaid. Any sum paid by the Commission on account 
of notices sent by post and not prepaid will be charged against and 
recovered from the sender. 

49. Where, in the opinion of the Commission, it is desirable that the 
water of the town water supply shall be supplied to any land to which such 
water can be supplied, the Commission may give notice in writing to the 
occupier of such land requiring him to lay pipes and apply fittings in the 
manner described in such notice to supply the water of the town supply to 
such land. The notice may be in the form of the schedule or to a like 
purport. 

Waten Rates. 


50. (a) There shall each year, beginning on the first day of July and 
ending on thirtieth day of June next following, be paid to the Commission 
in respect of such of the lands as are ratable under section fourteen of the 
Irrigation Act, 1912, as amended by the Irrigation (Amendment) Act, 1918, 
end as are supplied with water from the existing main or as in the opinion 
of the Commission are capable of being supplied from an existing main at 
reasonable cost to the occupier, as shall be determined by the Commission for 
that year. 

(b) Provided that for the purposes of the half-year ending on the 
thirtieth day of June, 1923, there shall be paid to the Commission a water 
rate in respect of all such land as aforesaid, amounting to one-half of the 
annual rate which is to be paid in pursuance of paragraph (a) of this 
Regulation, in respect of such land. 


Minimum Rate. 


51. The minimum annual rate payable in respect of each portion of such 
land shall be one pound. 


Rates payable Half-yearly in advance. 


52. Except the rates for the half-year ending on the thirtieth day of June, 
1923, which shall be paid on or before the first day of March, 1923. 


(a) Water rates shall be payable half-yearly in advance, on or before the 
thirtieth day of June and the thirty-first day of December in each 
year, and 

(b) The first of such half-yearly payments shall be made on or before 
the thirtieth day of June, 1923. 


Rate for portion of Year. 

53. Where any land not previously ratable becomes ratable during any 
year, the amount payable in respect of the rate shall be proportionate to the 
unexpired part of such year and payment of the rate for the fraction of the 
first half-year, shall be made at the same time as the first half-yearly pay- 
ment of the rate. 


Maximum Quantity of Water. 


54. The maximum quantity of water which shall be supplied from the 
town water supply in consideration of such rate, shall be that quantity of 
water which the amount payable in respect of the rate levied on the lond so 
supplied would purchase at the charge of one shilling and nine pence per 
1,000 gallons. 

Water from the town water supply supplied to any ratable land in excess 
of the maximum quantity so determined as aforesaid, shall be charged for by 
measure at the rate of one shilling and nine pence per thousand gallons. 


Charges by Measure. 


55. Water from the town water supply, which is supplied in respect of 
any land not ratable under section 14 of the Irrigation Act, 1912, as 
amended by the Irrigation (Amendment) Act, 1918, shall be charged for by 
measure, at the rate of one shilling and nine pence per thousand gallons. 
The minimum charge for water so supplied shall be two pounds per annum, 


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6676 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 174 [22 Dxe., 1922, 


Penalties. 


56. Any person committing a breach of any of these Regulations to which 
no specifie penalty is attached, or who refuses or neglects to obey any injunc- 
tion or direction in any such Regulation, shall upon conviction be liable. to 
pay a penalty not exceeding. twenty pounds, and in ease of a continuing 
offence a further penalty not exceeding five pounds for each day after notice 
of such offence has been given by the Commission to such offender. 


SCHEDULE. 


Notice to connect water mains. 
‘ 19 
To the owner or occupier. 
Notice is hereby given that a water main has been laid in (as the case may be), 
and is ready to distribute water. The Commission hereby demands and requires 
that the occupier of the house, tenement, or lands at or on which this notice 
is left or exhibited shall construct such connections or fittings front or in 
connection with such house, tenement, or lands, to communicate with such 
main, as are prescribed by the Regulations for town water supply. 


Sealed with the Seal of the Water Conservation and Irrigation Commis- 
sion, this twentieth day of December, 1922. 


The Seal of the Water Conservation and Irri- 
gation Commission was hereunto affixed 


by Henry Harvey Dare, a Commissioner (i.8.) 
appointed under the Irrigation Act, 

1912, as amended by the Irrigation H. H. DARE, 
(Amendment) Act, 1916, and the Irriga- Commissioner, 


tion (Amendment) Act, 1918, in the 
presence of— 
H. Bevan, 
Acting Secretary. 





{4169 | Chief Secretary’s Office, , 
Sydney, 22nd December, 1922. 


THE subjoined Regulations have been made by the Governor-in-Council, in 
accordance with the provisions of the Fire Brigades Act, 1909, for the 
election by the Councils of the Municipalities and Shires enumerated in 
Schedule One, Part II, of the said Act of a member to fill an extraordinary 
vacancy on the Board of Fire Commissioners, in the room of Edward Easter 
Collins, who has ceased to hold office as an alderman. 


‘ CHARLES W. OAKES. 


1. The election of a member by the Councils of the Municipalities and 
Shires enumerated in Schedule One, Part II, of the Fire Brigades Act, 
1909, shall be held at the Chief Sécretary’s Office, Sydney, at noon, on 
Tuesday, 27th February, 1923. 


2. The Returning Officer shall be the Chief Clerk, Chief Secretary’s 
Department, Sydney. 


3. Every candidate for election must be nominated as provided in Regu- 
lation 4. Any candidate whose nomination does not comply ‘with the 
conditions of such regulation shall be disqualified from election. 


4. Any such Council may nominate a candidate, but such nomination 
must be in writing giving the name in full and place of residence of the 
person nominated, and signed ‘by the Mayor or President, and must be sent 
so that the Returning Officer receive the nomination on or before Monday, 
29th January, 1923, 

5. The voting for the election of such member shall be by post. 


6. Kach vote shall be by resolution of a Council at a meeting duly con- 
vened, and such resolution shall be sent in writing, signed by the Mayor or 
President, and countersigned by the Town or Shire Clerk, and sealed with 
the seal of the Council, and addressed to the Returning Officer, Chief 
Secretary’s Office, Sydney, so that it shall be received by him before 10 o’clock 
on the morning of the day of election. 


7. In the cases of Councils having more than one vote, the total votes of 
each such Council shall be given to the same candidate. 


8. In the event of an equal number of votes being recorded for two or 
more candidates, the Returning Officer shall determine by lot which ecan- 
didate shall be elected. The expression ‘‘ determine by lot” means deter- 
mined in accordance with the following directions, i.e., the names of the 
candidates concerned having been written on similar slips of paper and the 
slips having been folded and mixed so as to prevent identification, one shp 
shall be drawn at random, and the candidate whose name is written on the 
slip so drawn shall be deemed to be elected, 





22 Dec., 1922.} NEW SOUTH WaLES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 171}. 6617 











[4062] Chief Secretary’s Department and Office | 
of the Minister of Public Health, | 


Sydney, 22nd December, 1922. 


ROYAL COMMISSION. 


OGOPY of the Royal Commission in relation: to 
Lunacy Administration is published hereunder 
for general information. 
ARTHUR A. C, COCKS. 


GEORGE THE FIFTH, by the Grace of God, of the 
United Kingdom of Great Britain and _Irelend, 
and of the British Dominions beyond the Seas, 
King, Defender of the Faith, Emperor of India. 


To Our Trusty and Well-beloved— 


Richard Arthur, Esquire, M.D., Univ. Edin., a 
member of Our Legislative Assembly of Our 
State of New South Wales. 


David More Anderson, Esquire, a member of Our 
Hbegislative Assembly of Our State of New 
Soutn. Wales. 

Tom James Hoskms, Msquire, a member of Our 
Legislative Assembly of Our State of New 
South Wales. 


The Honorable Sidney Reginald Innes-Noad, a 
member of Our Iegislative Council of Our 
State of New South Wales. 


The Honorable Edward John Kavanagh, a mem- 
ber of Our Legislative Council of Our State 
of New South Wales. ; 


The Honorable Thomas Januarius Smith, a mem- 
ber of Our Legislative Council of Our State 
of New South Wales. 


Robert Stopford, Esquire, Lic., Lic. Midwif., 
K.Q. Coll. Phys. Irel., a member of Our 
Legislative Assembly of Our State of New 
South Wales. 


The Honorable John Henry Wise, a member of 
Our Legislative Council of Our State of New 
South Wales. 


Greeting :— 


KNOW YE, that We, reposing great trust and con- 
fidence in your ability, zeal, industry, discretion, and 
integrity, do, by these presents, with the advice of 
Our Executive Council, authorise and appoint you to 
make full and diligent inquiry into and report upon 





(1) the methods of admitting patients to public 
and private mental hospitals under the pro- 
visions of the Lunacy Act, No. 45, of 1898; 

(2) the methods of treating patients in such 
SS oN and the methods of discharge from 
such ; 


(3) What defects, if any, there are in the existing 
gong us at the abovementioned hospitals; 
an 


(4) Any improvements that can be suggested in 
reference to existing conditions in public and 
private mental hospitals. 


And We do, by these presents, give and grant to you, 
or any five of you, full power and authority, with 
all proper or necessary assistance, at all times to 
enter into and upon any lands and buildings thereon, 
and to call before you all such persons as you may 
judge necessary, by whom you may be better informed 
of the truth in the premises, and to require the pro- 
duction of all books, papers, writings, and other 
documents as you may deem expedient; and to visit 
and inspect the same at the offices or places where 
the same, or any of them, may be deposited, and to 
inquire of the premises by all lawful ways and means: 
And Our further will and pleasure is that you do, 
within the space of three months after the date of 
this Our Commission, or sooner, if the same can 
reasonably be done, certify to Us, in the office of 
Our Chief Secretary and Minister of Public Health, 
what you shall find touching the premises: And We 
hereby command all Government Officers and other 
persons whomsoever within Our said State they they 
be assistant to you, and each of you, in the execution 
of these presents: And We appoint you, the said 
Richard Arthur, Esquire, to be President of this Our 
Commission, which said Commission We declare to 
be a Commission for all purposes of the Act No; 23 
zip intated ie ee consolidate the Law relat. 
ing to the taking of Evidence by C issioners , 
Peers y Commissioners under 





No. 174, 22 Decumpre, 1922.—9. 


In testimony whereof, We have caused these Our 
Letters to be made Patent, and the Public Seal of 
Our said State of New South Wales to be hereunto 
athxed. 

Witness Our Trusty and Well-beloved Sir Waurra 
Epwarp Davipson, Knight Commander of 
Our Most Distinguished Order of Saint 
Michael and Saint George, Our Governor of 
Our said State of New South Wales and its 

(u.8.) Dependencies, in the Commonwealth of Aus- 

tralia, at Sydney, in New South Wales afore- 
said, this fifteenth day of December, in the 
year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred 
and twenty-two, and in the thirteenth year 
of Our Reign. . 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 

By His Excellency’s Command, 

ARTHUR A. C. COCKS. 





Kntered on Record by me, in Register of Patents, 
No, 39, page 345, this fifteenth day of December, one 
thousand nine hundred and twenty-two. 

For the Chief Secretary and Registrar of Records, 


E. B. Harkness, 
Under Secretary. 


[4095 ] Sydney, 6th December, 1922. 


NOTIFICATION OF GRANTING OF OYSTER 
CULTURE LEASKS. 


T is hereby notified, for general information, that 

leases for the purpose of oyster culture of the lands 

specified in the annexed Schedule have been granted 
to the undermentioned persons. 

The leases are subject to the Fisheries Acts and the 
Regulations thereunder, and to the special conditions, 
provisions, exceptions, covenants, and reservations set 
out at the foot of the Schedule. 


CHARLES W. OAKKS, 
Chief Secretary and Minister of Public Health. 


SCHEDULE, 


Lease No. 11,729* (inferior lands), te Reuben Lambert 
Burgess, of Brooklyn, situated Hawkesbury River, 
area, about 6 a2 2 r. 85 p. (plan: cat. No, H. 281- 
41), five years from 6/12/1922; annual rental, 
£6 14s.--under section 12 (838), Fisheries (Amend- 
ment) Act, 1910 (Fisheries Act, 1902). 

Lease No. 11,771* (inferior lands), to Robert Constable, 
of Dignam’s Creek, situated Wallaga Lake, area 
about 1 a. 0 r. 32 p. (plan cat. No. W. 38-84), five 
years from 6/12/1922; annual rental, 12s.—under 
section 12 (33B), Fisheries (Amendment) Act, 1910 
(Fisheries Act, 1902). 

Lease No. 11,869* (inferior lands), to Frederick Selmon, 
of Sandringham, situated George’s River, area 
about 34 a. 1 r. 14 p. (plan cat. No. G. 226-47), 
five years from 6/12/1922; annual rental, £8 12s. 
—under section 12 (338), Fisheries (Amendment) 
Act, 1910 (Fisheries Act, 1902). 

Lease No. 11,957* (inferior lands), to Frederick Selmon, 
of Sandringham, situated George’s River, area 
about 15 a. Or. 31. p. (plan cat. No. G. 2380-47), 
five years from 6/12/1922; annual rental, £3 16s. 

_—under section 12 (338), Fisheries (Amendment) 
Act, 1910 (Wisheries Act, 1902). 

Lease No. 11,978* (inferior lands), to Samuel Cart- 
wright, of Spencer, situated Hawkesbury River, 
frontage 1,296 yards (plan cat. No. H. 295-41), five 
years from 6/12/1922; annual rental, £3 5s.— 
under section 12 (838), Fisheries (Amendment) 
Act, 1910 (isheries Act, 1902). 

Lease No. 11,901 (average lands), to George Clancy, of 
Merrimbula, situated Twofold Bay, frontage 300 
yards (plan cat. No. S. 1-100), fifteen years from 
6/12/1922; annual rental, £3—under section 12 
(33), Fisheries (Amendment) Act, 1910 (Fisheries 
Act, 1902). 








Special Conditions, Provisions, Exceptions, Covenants, 
and Reservations. 

*No oysters may be removed from Oyster Leases 
Nos. 11,729, 11,771, 11,869, 11.957, and 11,978, during 
the first year of their term. If any such lease be re- 
newed for a second term of five years it shall be sub- 
ject to redetermination of rental during the ninth or 
any later year for a further (third) term of five years, 


6678 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 174. 


[22 Duo. 1922. 





[4094 | Sydney, 6th December, 1922. 
NOTIFICATION OF GRANTIING OF OYSTER 
CULTURE LEASES. 

Tf is hereby notified, for general information, that 
iL leases for the purpose of oyster culture of the 
lands specified in the annexed Schedule have been 
granted to the undermentioned persons. _ 

The leases are subject to the Fisheries Acts and the 
» Regulations thereunder, and to the special conditions, 
provisions, exceptions, covenants, and reservations 
set out at the foot of the Schedule. 

CHARLES W. OAKES, 
Chief Secretary and Minister of Public Health. 





SCHEDULE. 

iwease No, 11,877* (inferior lands), to Louisa Morris, of 
f<aruah. situated Port Stephens, area about 4 a. 
lr. i2 p, (plan cat, No. P, 1,016-86), five years 

-from 6/12/1922; annual rental, €4 7s.—under sec: 
tion 12 (338), Fisheries (Amendment) Act, 1910 
(fisheries Act, 1902). 

Lease No, 11,889*+ (inferior lands), to George Herbert 
Hillman, of Nelson’s Bay, situated Port Stephens, 
area abouut 3 r. 18 p. (plan cat: No. P. 1,019-86), 
five years from 6/12/1922; annual rental, £1 2s.— 
under section 12 (835), Fisheries (Amendment) 
Act; 1910 (Fisheries Act, 1962). 

Lease No, 11,911* (inferior lands), to Frederick Chat+ 
terton Crumpton, of Brooklyn, situated Hawkes- 
bury River, frontage 200 yards (plan cat. No H; 
294-41), five years from 6/12/1922; annual rental, 
15s.—under section 12 (33n), Fisheries (Amend- 
ment) Act, 1910 (Fisheries Act, 1902). 

Lease ‘No. 11,921* (inferior lands), to Herbert Arm: 
strong Lockhart Munn, of Merrimbula, situatec 
Merrimbula Lake, area about 1 acre (plan eat. 
No. M. 50-97), five years from 6/12/1922; 
annual rental, £1—under section 12 (838) Fish- 
eries (Amendment) Act, 1910 (Fisheries Act, 
1902): 

Lease No. 11,979* (inferior lands), to Leslie Mervyn 
Anderson, of Panbula, situated Wonboyn River, 
frontage 1,200 yards (plan cat. No. W. 45-105), 
five years from 6/12/1922; annual rental, £3— 
under section 12 (338), Fisheries (Amendment) Act, 
1910 (Fisheries Act, 1902). ) 

Lease No, 11,980* (inferior lands), to Leslie Mervyn 
Anderson, of Panbula, situated Wonboyn River, 
frontage €69 yards (plan cat. No. W. 46-105), five 
years from 6/12/1922; atinual rental, £2 10s. 
under section 12 (838), Fisheries (Amendment) Act, 
1910 (Fisheries Act, 1902). 

Lease No. 12,008* (inferior lands). to Reuben Lambert 
Burgess, of Brooklyn, situated Hawkesbury River, 
area about 1 aere (plan. cat. No. H. 293-41), five 
vears from 6/12/1922; annual rental, £1-—under 
section 12 (338), Fisheries (Amendment) Act, 1910 
(Fisheries Act, 1902). 





Special Conditions, Provisions, Exceptions, Covenants, 
and Reservations, 

“No oysters may be removed from any of the above 
mentioned leased areas during the first year of the 
term of the leases. If any lease be renewed for a 
second term of five years, it shall be subject to rede- 
termination cf rental during the ninth or any later 
year for a further (third) term of five years. 

Oyster Lease No. 11,889 will he determined without 
compensation in the event of the acquisition by the 
Commonwealth Government of the land between high- 
water inark and low-water mark for naval purposes. 


[4692] Sydney, 6th December, 1922. 
CANCELLATION OF SPECIAL CONDITIONS 
ATTACHING TO AN OYSTER LEASE, 

‘HE cancellation»of the special conditions deferring 
the payment of the rental, and limiting the trans- 





fer of Henry Montgomery Johnson’s Oyster Culture 


fuease No, 10,814 at Port Stephens, as set out in the 
notification of granting of the lease published in the 
Government Gazette of 11th March, 192i, has been 
appreved by the Governor-in-Council, 
CHARLES W. OAKES, 
Chief Secretary and Minister of Public Health. 


[4097] Sydney, 22nd December, 1922. 
FISHERIES ACTS—SURRENDER OF LEASES. 
HE surrender, as from the 31st December, 1922, 
of Mr. Julius Horatio Swebeck’s Oyster Culture 
Leases Nos. 7,216 and 10,916, of 100 yards and 
400 yards respectively, at Port Stephens, has been 
accepted, on the ground that oyster culture cannot 


be carried on upon the leased areas with any reason- 
able hope of success 





CHARLES W. OAKES. 


j (4081) 


( 4096] 


Chief Secretary’s Office se fees 
. “aydiiey, 22nd December, 1922. 


ARSON .—£25 REWARD. 


7] HERHAS on the 27th September, 1922, premises 
\ situated at 215 Bridge-street, Drummoyne, the 
property of Thomas Henry Green, and occupied by 
Amos Roland Hughes, were damaged by fire, having 
been maliciously set fire to by some person or persons 
unknown. Notice is hereby given that a reward of 
Twenty-five Pounds (£25) will be paid by Government 
for such information as shall lead to the apprehension 
and conviction of tha guilty person or persons. In 
addition to tie above reward, His Excellency the 
Governor will be ‘advised to extend a free pardon to 
any accomplice, not being the person who actually 
caused the said fire, who shall first give such requifed 
information. This reward to remain in force for threo 


months oily. E. H. FARRAR 





_— _ sp tS eel 


[4181] 


INFANTICIDE.—£50 REWARD. 


7 HEREAS on the 18th November, 1922, the dead 
\ body of a newly-born female child was found 
under the seat of a lady’s first-class railway compart- 
ment at Hay, having been feloniously and mali- 
ciously murdered by some person or persons unknown. 
Notice is hereby given that a reward of Fifty Pounds 
(£50) will be paid by Government for such informa- 
tion as shall lead to the apprehension and conviction 
of the guilty person or persons. In addition to the 
above reward, His Excellency the Governor will be 
advised to extend a free pardon to any accomplice, 
not being the person who actually caused the death 





of the said child, who shall first give such required’ 


information. This reward to remain in force for 


three months only. 
J. C. L. FITZPATRICK. 





[4080] Sydney, 22nd December, 1922. 


PARLIAMENTARY ELECTORATES AND ELEC- 
TIONS ACT, 1912, AS AMENDED BY SUBSE- 
QUENT ACTS. 


|e pursuance of the provisions of the above Act, 

it is hereby notified, for public information, that 
Boonda and Bungunyah have been appointed Polling- 
places for and within the boundaries of the Electoral 
Districts of Northern Tableland and Sturt, respec- 


tively. 
, C. W. OAKES, 
Chief Secretary and Minister for Public Health. 








Department of Labour and Industry, 
Sydney, 4th December, 1922. 


PUBLIC NOTICE UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF 
THE ACT, Neo, 81, 1900. 


MEMORIAL having been received by me, asking 
that a Poll be taken in the Country Shopping 
District of Guyra on the questions whether . the 
closing time at one o'clock be. altered from 
Saturday to Wednesday, and the closing time at 
ten o’clock be altered from Friday to Saturday, it is 
hereby notified, in accordance with the provisions of 
section 3 of the \Harly Closing (Amendment) Act, 
1900, and the Regulations made under that Act, that 
such Poll as to the alterations proposed will be taken 
at the Police Station, Guyra, between the hours of 
10 a.m. and 5 p.m, on Saturday, 13th January, 1923. 
Each shopkeeper and shop-assistant of a shop situate 
within the said Country Shopping District, and not 
being a_ shop mentioned in Schedule One to the 
Principal Act shall, subject to the Regulations, be 
entitled to vote at the Poll: Provided that, in every 
case, the shop-assistant referred to shall have: been 
engaged for three months at least in a shop, not being 
a shop mentioned in Schedule One to the Principal 
Act, in the Country Shopping District in which he 
claims to vote, and shall, at the time of voting, be 
above the age of eighteen years. mit. 


I also notify, in accordance with the Regulations in 
that behalf, that I hereby appoint Sergeant Third 
Class G. A. Morgan to be the person by whom such poll 
shall be taken, to be styled the Returning Ofticer, 
and also to be the officer to receive and record on the 
rolls of persons entitled to vote the names of all such 


persons furnished to him in accordance with the 
Regulations. ~~ 


22 Duo. 1922.)  iSRW SOUTH WALoo GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No 174. 








Any person entitled to vote, and desirous of voting 
at the poll, may obtain from the said Returning 
Officer a form of statement, free of cost, at the Police 
Station, Guyra, from the 27th December, 1922, to the 
6th January, 1923, inclusive (public holidays excep- 
ted), between the hours of 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. on each 
week-day. All such forms, after being duly filled in, 
must be delivered to the Returning Officer at the 
Police Station, Guyra, on or before the 6th January, 
1923, or posted so as to reach that officer on or before 
that date. . 

The rolls of shopkeepers and shop-assistants will 
then be made up from such statements, and persons 
whose names appear on the rolls will be entitled to 
vote. 

The rolls will be oven for the inspection of any 
person between the hours of 9 a.m. and 5 p.m, from 
the 8th to the llth January, 1923, inclusive. The 
attention of the Returning Officer may be directed to 
any statement appearing therein believed to be incor- 





rect. 
K. H. FARRAR, 
Minister. 
[4189] The Treasury, New South Wales, 


Sydney, 22nd December, 1922, 
UNCLAIMED MONEYS ACT, 1917. 


{i is hereby notified that the following copy of Register of 

Unclaimed Moneys has been received by the Colonial 
Treasurer, and is published in accordance with the require- 
ments of the Unclaimed Moneys Act, 1917. 


ARTHUR A, €: COCKS; 
Colonial Treasurer. 


Tue SouTHERN Horens LIMITED (IN LIQUIDATION). 




















Name of owner 2978) anieant Description of Date of last 
on books. Fay shen unclaimed money, claim. 
Ly Bye O 
F. W. Lynch ...| 117 3 | Dividends ... pA: eee 
J. A. Mackenzie) 117 3 do a || eee 
A. F, Daniel 019 O do ey hae, Aah j 
£4 13 6 
[4183] Department of the Attorney-General 


and of Justice,” 
Sydney, 20th December, 1922. 


LIQUOR ACT, 1912, AND LIQUOR (AMENDMENT) 
ACTS, 1919 AND 1922, 


PETITION for the granting of a Publican’s 

License to William Charles Parkes, for premises 
situate at Bomaderry, within the Wollondilly Klec- 
torate, having been presented, in terms of section 6 
of the Liquor (Amendment) Act, 1919, and such 
petition having been inquired into by the Shoalhaven 
Licensing Court, and the said Court having recom- 
mended that such petition should be granted, His 
Iixcellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to approve of 
such recommendation, and grant the said petition. 


THOS. J. LEY. 





PUBLIC WATERING PLACES ACT, 1900. 
“PRIMROSE TANK.” 

ESTABLISHMENT oF Puspiic Warerina PiAcn No. 935. 
i is notified that the reserve specified in the 

Schedule. below is declared and_ established a 
Public Watering Place, pursuant to the abovenamed 
perenne will be known as the ‘‘Primrose Tank pwr 
935. 


[Papers—P. 1922-943] 


_» BR. f-BALE 
Minister for Public Works. 





Tun SCHEDULE. 


Lachlan Shire, county of Bourke, parish of Win- 
deyer, containing an area of 10 acres. The Crown 
Lands within the boundaries of measured portion 
PwP 935,—as shown on plan catalogued Mis. 1,212 Fs. 
at the Lands Department, Sydney. 

: age ti pgp: from sale as No. 55,765 for 
ravelling stock and camping, by Gazette notice 
the 27tth October, 1922. Peet a eette erry 


Total to date, 





November 
Transactions, 





PMHMNODHNAS 
Loe ei 


Hadedid Sais 
OD EHO 
AS GIF 
are 
[ml 

eo ; SQA 

ao : 1p 00 29 
lo) . 
rs 100 Ire 

Ro3 ce 





Up to 31st October, 
1922. 








eee 


= Cash transfer tol 


1 purchased 


ents’ commission . 
&c. (recoverable) 


EXPENDITURE. 
| Petty cash advances... 


land expenses 
ses 


Plant and materia 
Ag 

General expen 
Ships’ charges, 


Rail freights 


| Advances to growers... 
Darling Is 


Manager. 


£21,641,694 15 11 
]]th December, 1922. 


SVIGBY 


s 


F., 








stralian Wheat Board 


ether States 


Aw 








f 


Srave Waeat Orrice—1920-21 Harvest. 
Total to date, 


STATEMENT of Cash received and Disbursements for period to 30th November, 1922 


: 


1 
8 
2 


NEW SOUTH WALES WHEAT MARKETING ACT, 1920. 


November 
Transactions, 


| 
} 


Up te 81st October, 
1922. 


Bn) 
2 


9 





9 11 





5 
7 
965,000 0 0 
$55,065 
967, 552 
£21,467,S57 


2 
200 14 
Ese — 910 


Oem eens wees 





| 
| 


as 
5. 0 a 
Plain | 
00 0 0 
+ a) 
8 0 
on 


e 





389,556 
855,065 
967,351 


£ 
18,290,511 

96 
£21,467,484 





| 
| 


—Oash transfer from 


RECHIPTS. 


Cash Advance frem Old Pool 


ProceedsofS.les, Overseas, Local, and Millers 
other States. 


Miscellansous receipts... 
Treasury Advance Guarantee Account 


Australian Wheat Board 


| £21,641,694 15 12 K 











General Account, all Banks 


* Balance 


6680 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 174. [22 Due., 1922. 


——— 








NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS AND 
TRAMWAYS. 
By-taw No. 624. 
THE Railway Commissioners for New South Wales, in pursuance of the 
powers conferred by the Government Railways Act, 1912, as amended by 
the Government Railways (Amendment) Act, 1916, hereby make the 


following By-laws, and all previous By-laws, Regulations, and conditions 
conflicting therewith are repealed :— 


Rates for Milk Curd, Casein, and Caseoid. 
Milk curd, casein, and caseoid will be charged at the following rates :— 
Milk curd—“ B” class and conditions. 
Casein—Ist Class. 


Caseoid—2nd Class. 


Rates for Coarse Salt for use in the eradication of St. John’s Wort. 
Coarse salt consigned to Shire or Municipal Councils for the eradication 
of St. John’s Wort, and forwarded in trucks loaded to their full weight 
carrying capacity, will be charged at manure rate, on production of a 
statutory declaration from the Shire or Council Clerk that it will be used 
solely for the purpose named. 


Rate for Residual Oil. 
Residual oil will be charged at the following rates :— 
In Departmental wagons—‘ A” class and conditions. 
In owners’ wagons—‘ A” class and conditions, less 10 per cent. (mini- 
mum 6 tons per four-wheeled truck). 


Rate for Butter and Concentrated Milk from the Illawarra Line to 
Darling Harbour. 


The maximum rate for butter and concentrated milk from the Illawarra 
line to Darling Harbour shown on page 92 of the Merchandise and Livestock 
Rates Book, dated 11th January, 1922 (By-law No. 600), is hereby cancelled. 


Rates for Spraying Compounds and Solutions. 
Spraying compounds and solutions will be charged at the following 
rates :— 
In trucks loaded to their full weight carrying capacity—“ A ” class. 


In smaller quantities—‘ B” class and conditions. 


Rates for Limestone, Dolomite, Manganese, and Iron Ore. 


When not less than 20,000 tons of limestone, dolomite, manganese, and 
iron ore to be used in the manufacture of cement or lime, or for fluxing 
purposes, are forwarded between two stations distant 200 miles or over in 
any one year, ending 31st December, to one consignee (who must pay the 
freight), in Departmental trucks loaded to their full weight carrying 
capacity, a rebate of 74 per cent. of the freight charged will be allowed; crude 
ore rate to be levied in the first instance, and the allowance made by rebate. 
If conveyed for a less distance than 200 miles, and the erude ore rate less 
74 per cent. for 200 miles is less than the crude ore rate for the actual 
distance conveyed, rebate will be made to the crude ore rate, less 74 per cent. 
applicable to 200 miles. 


Rates for Slag and Slate Spawls or Rubble. 
Slag and slate spawls or rubble will be charged at the following rates :— 
Slag—Same rate and conditions as gravel and road metal. 


Slate spawls or rubble—Same rate and conditions as gravel and road 
metal. (When certified on the consignment note to be used in the 
making of roads and paths.) 


Slate spawls or rubble—Coal rates. (When for other purposes.) 


The Common Seal of the Railway Commissioners for New South Wales 
was hereunto affixed, this 20th day of November, in the year of Our 
Lord 1922, in the presence of, — 

W. JNO. MORRIS, 
Secretary. 


Approved by the Governor-in-Council, on the 20th day of December, 1922. 


H2C Bunce, 
[4187] Clerk of the Executive Council. 


22 Dec, 194%] 





WATER ACT, 1912. 
Avpiication No. 576, Western Lanp Boarp District. 


New South Wales, \ 
to wit. 
7] HEREAS on the eighth day of November, 1922, it 
became a matter for investigation before me 
whether an application by William Waddell for a 
license under section 10 of the Water Act, 1912, for a 
dam on the Warrego River, on portion W.L. 917, 
Parish of Winnalabrinna, County of Barrona, and 
Parish of Warrego, County of Gunderbooka, for the 
purpose of conserving water for stock and for domestic 
use, should be granted or otherwise; and haying in- 
quired into the said matter, I find that there are no 
objections to the granting of such license, and recom- 
mend that the license as applied for be granted to the 
said William Waddell, subject to the following 
conditions ;:— 


(1) Level of crest of bywash to be fixed at 2°50 
feet below a bench mark established on a 
coolabah near the work, and particulars of 
which are in the office of the Water Conser- 
vation and Irrigation Commission, 

(2) The whole of the work to be constructed and 
maintained to the satisfaction of the Water 
Conservation and Irrigation Commission. 

(3) The Water Conservation and Irrigation Com- 
mission may at any time, if it should think it 
necessary or desirable in the public interests, 
give six months’ notice in writing to the 
holder of the license for the time being (which 
notice may*be given by delivering the same to 
him, or by leaving the same at his last-known 
place of abode in New South Wales) of the 
cancellation and determination of this license, 
and at the expiration of six months next after 
the delivery or service of such notice as afore- 
said, this license, and all the rights conferred 
by it shall absolutely cease and determine, 
except as to any rights of action or other 
remedies then accrued for fees, charges for 
water, or otherwise. 

(4) No compensation shall be payable by such 
Commission or the Crown in respect of such 
cancellation and determination to any person 
whomsoever. 

I recommend that the term of the license shall be 
for a period of not more than five years, 

Given under my hand at Bourke, this eighth day 
of November, 1922. 

E. A. PRIOR, 
Police Magistrate. 


[W.C. & I.C. 1922-12,003] [3432 | 








WATER ACT, 1912. 


Appuication No. 698, Wagaa Wacea LAanp Boarp 
DistTRIcT. 


DECISION OF LOCAL LAND BOARD. 


New South Wales, \ 
to wit. 


HEREAS on the 3rd day of October, 1922, it 

became a matter before us for consideration of 
an application made by David Lamb Wise, for a 
license under the Water Act, 1912, for a pump on 
portion 12, parish of Wauberrima, county of Mitchell, 
Land District of Wagga Wagga; and having inquired 
into the said matter, we find that objections to the 
issue of the license applied for were duly called for 
by advertisements in the Gazette and a local news- 
paper (Kxhibits D and E), that no objectors or objec- 
tions are before us, and there are no objections in the 
public interests to compliance with this application. 
Applicant is the occupier of the site of the proposed 
work. We recommend that a license issue for the 
terms of five years. and be subject to conditions num- 
hered 1 to @ on Schedule, Exhibit C. 

No appearances. 


Given under our Hands, at Court House. at 
Wagga Wagga, in the State of New South 
Wales, this 3rd day of October, 1922. 


WM. DAY. Chairman. 
J. W. SHEPHARD, Member. 





Conditions referred to. 
(1) The Water Oonservation and Irrigation Commis- 


sion shall have the power to regulate or absolutely 
stop ali pumping operations should it at any time 


think or deem it necessary to do so in the public | 


interests, Bar be 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 174 


6681 





(2) The total area watered by the pump shall not 
exceed 300 acres. 

(3) A screen or rose with openings not more than one- 
quarter of an inch wide to be permanently fixed 
to the inlet end of the suction-pipe to the satis- 
faction of the Water Conservation and Irrigation 
Commission. 

(4) The licensee shall furnish the Water Conservation 
and Irrigation Commission, during the months of 
January, April, July, and October respectively 
in each year with a return on the form provided 
by the said Commission, showing full particulars 
of the irrigation carried on by him during each 
of the three months preceding the month in 
which the return is furnished. 

(5) The Water Conservation and Irrigation Com- 
mission may at any time, if it should think it 
necessary or desirable in the public interests, give 
six months’ notice in writing to the holder of the 
license for the time being (which notice may be 
given by delivering the same to him, or by leaving 
the same at his last-known place of abode in New 
South Wales) of the cancellation and determina- 
tion of this license, and at the expiration of six 
months next after the delivery or service of such 
notice as aforesaid, this license and all the 
rights conferred by it shall absolutely cease and 
determine, except as to any rights of action or 
other remedies then accrued for fees, charges for 

_ water, or otherwise. 

(6) No compensation shall be payable by such Com- 
mission or the Crown in respect of such can- 
cellation and determination to any person whom- 


soever. 
[W.C. & I.C. 1922-12,147] [3280 ] 


WATER ACT, 1912, 


APPLICATION No, 487, Forses Lanp Boarp Disrricr. 








DECISION OF LOCAL LAND BOARD. 


New South Wales, 
to wit. 


(' HEREAS on the 20th day of October, 1922, it 
+s became a matter for investigation before us as 
to an application, No. 487, made by Frederick Ander- 
son, pursuant to Section 10, Water Act, 1912, for a 
License for a dam on a watercourse and channel, on 
portion 4, parish Jemalong West, county Gipps, Land 
District of Forbes; and having taken evidence and 
inquired into the said matter, we recommend that the 
appheation be granted subject to the conditions set 
out on Misc. 1922-6,321, enclosed, for a term of five 
years. 

Mr. Moloney, Solr., for applicant. 

Mr. Slade, for W.C. and I. Commission. 

Mr. Stewart, Agent, for Manager, 
Station. 


Given under our Hands, at the Court House, at 
Forbes, in the State of New South Wales, 
this 20th day of October, 1922. 


i. se or Chairman. 
_G. M. SHARPE, . 
WILFRED C. BROOKE, | Members, 


} Frederick Anderson. 


Jemalong 


Conditions referred to, 


(1) A bywash with length of crest of 20 feet and 25 
feet long to be constructed through the dam on 
the left bank of the watercourse, faced with large 
stone, with timber sill at inlet, and stone apron 
at outlet end, at a distance of 3 chains 45 feet 
from the fence crossing the centre of the dam. 
The level of the Grest of the sill to be fixed at 0°30 
feet above the bench mark established on a rose- 
wood tree 4 chains upstream from the dam, and 
particulars of which are in the office of the Water 
Conservation and I[rrigation Commission. Drop- 
boards 2 feet in height to be provided over the 
crest of the sill in the bywash. 

(2) Level of crest of offtake of channel to be fixed at 
0°37 feet below the bench mark referred to in con- 
dition (1). : 

(3) A timber regulator, with length of crest of sill of 
2 feet, to be constructed in the channel at a dis- 
tance of 6 chains from its offtake from the water- 
course. Crest of sill to be fixed at bed level. 
Dropboards 2 feet in height to be provided over 
the sill of the regulator. 


668% 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 174. [42 Duo, 1922. . 





(4) Subject to conditions (6) and (7)—The dropboards 
to be used on the crest of timber sill in the by wash 
are not to be placed in position until each reeur- 
ring fresh in the watercourse has filled the two (2) 
tanks on portion 15, parish of Jemalong West, 
and portion 44, parish of West Plains; and whilst 
the dropboards referred to are out, the drop- 
boards to be used on the sill of the regulator in 
the channel must be in position. When the afore- 
and tanks are full, the dropboards in the channel 
may be removed, and the dropboards in the _by- 
‘wash placed in position until the tank in Kmu 
Swamp, on portion 1, parish of West Plains, is 
full, or until the flow ceases, whichever first hap- 
pens. The dropboards in the channel must then 
be replaced in position, and those in the hywash 
removed. 


(5) The whole of the work to be constructed and then 


maintained to the satisfaction of the Water Con- 
servation and Irrigation Commission. 


(6) The Water Conservation and Irrigation Commis- 
sion shall have the right to regulate or absolutely 
stop water being diverted from the watercourse, 
if it think or deem it necessary to do so in the 
public interests. 


(7) The Water Conservation and Irrigation Commis- 
sion shall have the right of complete control over 
the dropboards in the bywash in the dam and 
channel at all times. 


(8) The Water Conservation and Irrigation Commis- 
sion may at any time, if it should think 1t neees- 
sary or desirable in the public interests, give 
six months’ notice in writing to the holder cf 
the license for the time being (which notice may 
be given by delivering the same to him, or by 
leaving the same at his last-known.place of abode 
in Now South Wales) of the cancellation or 
determination of this license, and at the expira- 
tion of six months next after the delivery or 
service of such notice as aforesaid, this license 
and all the rights conferred by it shall absolutely 
cease and determine, except as to any rights of 
action or other remedies then accrued for fees, 
charges for water, or otherwise. 


; : the Woe 

(9) No compensation shall be payable by such Com 
mission or the Crown in respect of such cancella- 
tion and determination to any persen whomso- 
ever. 


(W.C, & 1.0, 1921-13,160] [3279] 





WATER. ACT, 1912 (PART V). 
Appiication No. 174, Wesrvnrn Lanp Boarp District. 


“The Board’? constituted under the said 
Act. 


REPORT OF 


New South Wales, ) 
to wit. J 


\ J HEREAS on the thirteenth day of October in 
‘Y the year 1922, at the District Works Office, 
Bourke, it became a matter for public inquiry before 
Mr. H. T. Evans, the person authorised by ‘‘The 
Board” and approved by the Water Conservation and 
Irrigation Commission, as ‘to the desirability of 
cranting the application of Robinson and Vincent 
Ltd for a license under section 113 of the Water 
Act, 1912, for a new artesian well situate on Western 
Lands Lease 890, parish of Dargle, county of Barrona, 
Land District of Bourke, Application No. 174, West- 
ern Land Board District; also as to whether ‘‘The 
Board’? should report in favour of the issuing of a 
license; and Mr. H. T. Evans, the person authorised 
by ‘‘fhe Board’? and approved by the Water Con- 
servation and Irrigation Commission, having inquired 
into the said application, ‘‘The Board’’ reports to 
the Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission 
upon the inquiry that a license be granted for a 
period terminating on thirtieth June, one thousand 
nine hundred and forty-three, subject to the condi- 
tions as provided in plan and specification attached 
hereto, and marked ‘‘A’’ and ‘‘B’’ respectively. 


Adopted by ‘‘The Board,’ and given and signed 


under my Hand, at Sydney, this thirteenth 
day of November, 1922. 


T. B. COOPER. 
Chairman of “The Board’ constituted under the 
Water Act, 1912. 
The Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission. 
[W.C. & I.C. 1922-10,238] [3439] 


[8276] Department of Taxation. 
George-street North, 


Sydney, 15th December, 1922, 

NEW SOUTH WALES STATE, INCOME TAX. 
(Incomp Tax (Management) Act, 1912, anp INcomn 
Tax Management (AmmNpMENT) Acts, 1914 anp 1918.) 


OTICH is hereby given that Returns of Income 
received during the year ended 30th June, 1922. 
for the purposes of the assessment of Income Tax, 
are required to be furnished to the Commissioner of 
Taxation, at his Office, George-street North, Sydney, 
on or before the seventh (7th) day of February, 1923. 
and all persons who are in receipt of income, and all 
persons liable under the provisions of the above 
Acts in any representative capacity to furnish returns 
for the purposes aforesaid, are hereby informed that 
the prescribed Forms of Returns are now available, 
and (except those for Companies) may be obtained on 
application at any Post Office, Police Office, Custom 
House, Railway Station, and the Office of any Clerk of 
Petty Sessions in New South Wales, Stamp Duties 
Office, Phillip-street, Sydney, or at the Office of the 
Department of Taxation, George-strect North, Sydney, 

Forms for Companies can be obtained on application 
at the Stamp Duties Office, Phillip-street, Sydney, or 
at the Taxation Office, George-street North, Sydney. 

The attention of taxpayers is directed to the altera- 
tion in the period for which State Income Returns 
are now to be made, Formerly the calendar year— 
ist January to 31st December—wwas prescribed as the 

eriod for which Income Returns must be furnished. 
Phis has now, however, been altered, and under the 
new conditions the preserihed period is from the 
1st July, 1921, to the 30th June, 1922. 

All persons carrying on any business, including 

razing, or farming of every description (whether the 

land used in this connection be Crown-lease or free- 
held), trade, or profession on their own account, 
er who are in receipt of income from rents of pro- 
peri or salary or wages, are required to furnish 
nceome Returns irrespective of the amount of their 
income, but, unless demanded by notice in writing, 
from the Commissioner of Taxation, a return of 
income in the case of a person in receipt of salary 
or wages only, and who has not previously been a 
taxpayer, is not required if the gross annual amount 
of such salary or wages does net exceed £200. It 
should be noted that taxpayers who neglect their 
obligation to furnish returns are liable to a maximum 
enalty of £100, and no taxpayer will be relieved 
ones liability to the penalty by reason only that a 
notice to furnish the neturni may not have been 
received by him, or that the prescribed form may not 
have been delivered to him. 

#2 Tn order to accentuate the above paragraph it 1s 
specially pointed out that only those whose income is 
derived from a SALARY of £200 and under are ex- 
empted from making returns. All persons CARRYING 
ON A BUSINESS MUST RENDER A RETURN OF 
SUCH BUSINHESS irrespective of the fact that the 
net income in their opinion is less than the statutory 
exemption. 

All employers of labour are reqaired to furnish to the 
Commissioner of Taxation the name, occupation, and 
address of each and every employee, together with 
the amount of the salary or wages, bonuses or com- 
missions, paid during the year ended 30th June, 1922. 

a& Special attention is invited to the fact that by 
recent legislation any person making a false state- 
ment in any return is LIABLE TO A PENALTY not 
exceeding FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS (£500), and, 
in addition, an amount equal to TREBLE the 
AMOUNT of INCOME TAX which would have been 
avoided if the income stated in the return had been 
accepted as the correct income. 

All owners of tarable lands in the Western Division 
of New South Wales subject to mortgage should fur- 
nish particulars of every such mortgage, in order that 
they may derive the benefit of any deduction to which 
they may be entitled in respect of the interest on the 
mortgage of their lands, including improvements 
thereon, 

Yorms of the prescribed return (Form K) may be 
obtained on application at the Office of the Commis- 
sioner of Taxation, and should be furnished on or 
before the seventh day of February, 1923, before men- 


tioned. , 
W. H. WHIDDON, 
Cominissioner of Taxation. 


_N.B.—Particular attention is called to the observa- 
tions and directions with the Forms of Returns. 


POSTAGE ON ALI. COMMUNICATIONS TO THE 


COMMISSIONER OF TAXATION MUST BE PRE- 
PAID IN FULL, 


22 Duo, 1922. ] 


[4093] Sydney, 22nd December, 1922. 
APPLICATIONS FOR LEASES FOR OYSTER 
CULTURE. 


1% is hereby notified that the undermentioned persons 

have applied to lease for oyster culture the por- 
tions of land described hereunder opposite their respec- 
tive names. 


Objections may be lodged at the Chief Secretary’s 
Department, Fisheries Branch, within thirty days of 
the date of this notice against the leasing of any of 
the portions. If interference with a hauling ground is 
alleged, a stattitory declaration by a licensed fisherman 
must be submitted to the effect that the area has been 
hauled during the preceding twelve months. 


E. B. HARKNESS, 
Under Secretary. 





Application No. 11,839, Norman Selden Higman Bate, 
lot F, on the western shore of Couria Bay, Wal- 
laga Lake, adjoining R. Constable’s Application 
No. -11,809, parish Noorooma, county Dampier, 
500 yards foreshore; term of lease, ten years. 

Application No. 11,860, Charles Wallace Cook, lot J; 
on a north-eastern shore of Couria Bay, Wallaga 
Lake, parish Noorooma, county Dampier, 500 
yards foreshore; term of lease, ten years. 

Application No. 11,861, Clement Horace Bate, lot I, 
on a north-eastern shore of Couria Bay, Wallaga 
Lake, parish Noorooma, county Dampier, 500 
yards foreshore; term of lease, ten years. 

Application No. 12,116, Robert Bruce Sutherland, on 
the southern shore of Wallaga Lake, near the 
entrance to Dignam’s Creek, parish Bermaguee, 
county Dampier, 100 yards foreshore; term of 
lease, ten years. 

Application No. 12,122, Norman Selden Higman Bate, 
on a south-western shore of Wallaga Lake, about 
200 yards south-easterly from the bridge approach, 
parish Bermaguee, county Dampier, 200 yards 
foreshore; term of lea€e, ten years. 

Application No. 12,123, Clement Horace Bate, at 
Wallaga Lake, adjoining the south-eastern end of 
Application No, 12,122 above described, parish 


Bermaguee, county Dampier, 200 yards foreshore; _ 


term of lease, ten years. 

‘ Application No. 12,124, Charles Wallace Cook, at Wal- 
laga Lake, 200 yards south-easterly from Applica- 
cation No. 12,123 above described, parish Ber- 
maguee, county Dampier, 200 yards foreshore; 
term of lease, ten years. 

Application No, 12,125, William George Day, offshore, 
north-east of Ti-tree Island, Panbula Lake, ad- 
joining Oyster Leases Nos. 11,549 and 11,596, 
parish Panbula, county Auckland, about 2 roods; 
term of lease, ten years. 

Application No. 12,118, Arthur William Hardaker, 
offshore, at Panbula Lake, adjoining Oyster 
Leases Nos. 6,597 and 11,609, parish Yowaka, 
county Auckland, about 2 roods; term of lease, 
ten years. 

Application No. 12,087, William George Wheeler, on 
the northern bank of Salt Pan Creek, Crookhaven 
River, identical with the applicant’s expiring 
Oyster Lease No. 5,185, parish Numbaa, county 
St. Vincent, 300 yards foreshore; term of lease, 
ten years. 

Application No. 12,088, William George Wheeler, on 
the western bank of Shaw’s Creek, Crookhaven 

. River, identical with the applicant’s expiring 
Oyster Lease No. 4,888, parish Numbaa, county 
St. Vincent, 100 yards foréshore; term of lease, 

..... ten years. 

Application No. 12,100, James McDonell, offshore, at 
- Moonlight Flat, Clyde River, adjoining Oyster 
-, Leases Nos. 10,821 and 11,985, parish Hast Nel- 

ligen, county St. Vineent, about 5 acres; term of 
lease, ten years. 

Application No. 12,111, George William Frasa, off- 
shore, in Woolooware Bay, George’s River, ‘ad- 
joining Oyster Leases Nos, 11,952 and 11,830, 
section 2, parish Sutherland, county Cumberland, 
about 5 acres; term of lease, ten years. 

Application No. 12,112, George William Frasa, off- 
' shore, in Woolooware Bay, George’s River, adjoin- 

ing the eastern houndary of Oyster Lease No. 
19,4°1, parish Sutherland, county Cumberland, 
about 3 acres; term of lease, ten years. 

Application No. 12,109, Percival Thomas West Coup- 
land and William Shepherd Whittaker, offshore, 
adjoining Oyster Leases Nos. 6,705, section 2, 
and 7,496, section 2, at Mangrove Island, Woro- 
nora River, George’s River, parish Sutherland, 

_ county Cumberland, about 5 acres; term of lease, 
ten years, 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 174. 





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| Application No. 12,095, Amy Danglade and Alfred 
J 


ames Danglade, on the western side of Juno 
Head, Hawkesbury River, identical with the 
applicants’ expired Oyster Lease No. 4,775, parish 
Patonga, county Northumberland, 1,200 yards 
foreshore; term of lease, ten years. 

Application No. 12,096, Amy Danglade and Alfred 
James Danglade, at Croppy Point, Hawkesbury 
River, identical with the applicants’ expired 
Oyster Lease No. 4,789, parish Patonga, county 
Northumberland, 400 yards foreshore; term, of 
lease, ten years. : 

Application No. 12,126, Sydney Alfred Wood, on the 
eastern bank of Mooney Mooney Creek, Hawkes- 
bury River, south ‘of Morrow Point, parish 
Patonga, county Northumberland, 800 yards fore- 
shore; term of lease, ten years. 

Application No. 12,117, Claud Joseph Manning, on a 
south-western bank of Currambene Creek, adjoin- 
ing Oyster Lease No. 11,725, parish Currambene, 
county St. Vincent, 400 yards foreshore; term of 
lease, ten years. 

Application No. 12,118, Claud Joseph Manning, on 
the eastern bank of Currambene Creek, adjoining 
the southern end of Oyster Lease No. 11,192, 
parish Currambene, county St. Vincent, 200 yards 
foreshore ; term of lease, ten years. 








NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS 
AND TRAMWAYS. 

PPLICATIONS are invited for the position of 

Survey and Hngineering Draftsman in the office ° 
of the Engineer for Tramways. Commencing salary, 
£248 per annum, with range to £298 per annum. 
Preference will be given to candidate with railway 
and tramway experience. Applications, giving age 
and full particulars of training and experience, and 
accompanied by copies (only) of testimonials, are to 
be addressed to the Secretary, R. and T. Staff Board, 
Central Railway Station, Sydney, and will be received 
up to the 28th December, 1922. 


W. J. MORRIS, 
Secretary. 


NOTICE UNDER REAL PROPERTY ACT, 


PPLICATIONS by the undermentioned have been 
made to bring the lands respectively described 
under the provisions of the Real Property Act. 
Caveats may be lodged on or before the respective 
dates mentioned ;— 


No. 23,148. Flora Helena Mann, Eva KEverill 
Augusta Moran, James Elliott Furneaux Mann, 1 r. 
92 p., in Clarence, Jamieson, and York sts., Sydney, 
including ‘‘Petty’s Hotel.’? 26th Jan., 1923. 

No. 28,232. Reginald Cowlishaw, Harrold Cowli- 
shaw, lr, 93 p., including Nos. 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 
16, 18 Womerah-ave, Darlinghurst. 26th Jan., 1923. 

No. 23,751. Sir Joseph Hector Carruthers, George 
Isaac Ferrara Martin, Arthur Emanuel Ferrara Mar- 
tin, 12 p., in Devonshire-st., abt. 30 ft. south-easterly 
from Holt-st., Sydney. [John O’Brien, of Sydney, 
financier, held a mortgage over the subject land, or 
over certain interests therein, which mortgage is 
stated to have been paid off. The said John O’Brien 
appears to have died intestate on the 25th June, 1899, 
and administration was granted to his widow, Jane 
O’Brien.| 26th Jan., 1923, 

No. 24,248. Louisa Marie Passeyer, 10 a. 42 p:, pt. 
por. 211 (ph.), ph. St. George, co. Cumberland, in 
Belmore-rd., muby. Canterbury. 26th Jan., 1923. 

No. 24.256. Foggitt Jones Ltd., 54 a. 1 r. 16 p., 


[4182] 





pt. por. 100 (ph.), ph, Maitland, co. Northumberland, 


on road from Maitland to Aberglassyn, at Campbéll’s 
Hill. - 26th Jan., 1923. 

No, 24,295. Sarah Jane Anderson, 6 a. allots 3, 4, 
5, 6, 7, 8, sec. 113, City Armidale, in Marsh, Jeffery, 
and Taylor sts., Armidale. 26th Jan., 1923. 

No. 24,346. James Stein, 1 a. 2 r., at corner Neville 
and O’Connell sts.; Smithfield. [The applicant claims 
title by virtue of an informal conveyance from persons 
stated to be relatives of Patrick Reynolds, and also by 
virtue of long-continued adverse possession and occu- 
pation.| 26th Jan., 1928. ox 

No. 24,374. Daniel Richards, 39% p., lot 6, Ryan’s 
Este., in Scott-st., Willoughby. 26th Jan., 1923. 

No. 24,401. George Ernest Gorman, 6 p., including 
No. 40 Gurner-st., Paddington. 26th Jan., 1923. 

No. 24,524. Abraham Irvine, 16} p., in Church-st., 
about 21 chs. east from Macquaric-st., Dubbo. 26th 
Jan., 1923. 


Diagrams delineating these lands may be inspected 
at the Land Titles Office, Sydney. 
W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 
Registrar-General. 


22nd December, 1922, £4188] 


6684 





INSPECTORS OF SLAUGHTER-HOUSES. 
B* virtue of an authority vested in me by an order 
of His Excellency the Governor-in-Council, I 
have appointed the undermentioned member of the 
Police Force as an Inspector of Slaughter-houses and 
of cattle intended to be slaughtered :— 
Ford’s Bridge, 


Constable Percy Joseph Sharman, 


Bourke. 
N.B.—I¢ is to be understood that the appointment 
of members of the Police Foree as Inspectors of 
Slaughter-houses will cease on their leaving the Ser- 


vice. 
JAMES MITCHELL, 
Inspector-General of Police. 


19th December, 1922. [4044 | 





LIQUOR (AMENDMENT) ACT, 1919. 
New South Wales, Sydney, 

to wit. 
Noticn or CoMPENSATION PAYABLE. 


\% HEREAS the Licenses Reduction Board has 

accepted the surrender of the license in respect 
of the licensed publican’s premises known as_ the 
“Commercial Hotel,’’ situate at Walgett, in the Namoi 
electorate, and has determined that the license of the 
said premises shall cease to be in force: Notice is 
hereby given that the said Board has assessed the 
amount of compensation payable to Michael Thomas 
John Gleeson and Annie Gleeson, both of the ‘‘Glad- 
stone Hotel,’’ Bourke, the owners; and to Richard 
James Judge, of the ‘‘Commercial Hotel,’ Walgett, 
the heensee, at seven hundred and fifty pounds and 
four hundred and eighty pounds raepectinelia 


Dated at Sydney, this thirteenth day of December, 


1922. 
P. H. ELDRIDGE, 
[4068 | Secretary to the said Board. 





The eleventh day of December, 1922. 


BY virtue of the authority vested in me by the 
District Courts Act, 1912, I hereby appoint 
Mr. Edward James Brigdale to act as Bailiff of the 
District Court holden at Goulburn during the absence 
on leave of Mr. T. P. Burgis, as from this eleventh 
day of December, inclusive. 

WALTER BEVAN, 


> Judge. 


[4061] 





The sixth day of December, 1922. 
Bi virtue of the authority vested in us by the 
District Courts Act, 1912, we hereby appoint Mr. 
John Barnard to be an additional Bailiff of the 
District Court of the Metropolitan District, holden at 
Sydney, during the absence on leave of Mr. John Rew 
trom the sixteenth day of December instant until the 
sixth day of January next, both dates inclusive. 
EK. SCHOLES, 
JOHN J. COHEN, 


Judges. 
C. A. WHITE, 


[4090] 











Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
Sydney, 21st November, 1922. 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


Notice To THE OwneERS or TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
IN-— 

Canterbury: Windsor-avenue, from existing main to 
George’s River road 234 yards tee 

Iidcombe: Patrick-street, from Joseph-street to 
Alphin-street; Alphin-street, from Patrick-street 

_ southerly 131 yards (60,3804). 

Ku-ring-gai Shire: Brentwood-avenue, from Gilroy- 


avenue to Boomerang-street; Womerah-road, 
from_ Lane Cove road to Boomerang-street 
(80,151). 


And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 
alleys opening thereunto. 


‘¥‘HE main pipe in the said streets having been laid 
-. down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated at above, are hereby required, on or before 
the fifth day of January next, to cause a proper 
pipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply 
water from the main pipe to such tenements and 
premises, 
G. H. SOUTHWICK, 
Inspector to the Board of Water Supply 


[3582] and Sewerage. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 174. 


fi 








| 


[22 Dec., 1922. 





Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
Sydney, 5th December, 1922. 
NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


Notice to tHE OwneERS OF TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
LN 


Newtown: Mechanic-street, 
Hordern-street (60,297). 


from Church-street to 


Randwick: Melody-street, from existing main to 
Allison-road 86 yards (60,312). Rat : 
Waverley: Portland-street, from existing main _ to 


Dover-road 98 yards (60,318). 

Dundas; Station-street, from existing main to Kent- 
street 273 yards (80,165). 

Hunter's Hill: Rose-street, from -Joubert-street to 
Reiby-road; Reiby-road, from Rose-street south- 
easterly 170 yards (80,157). 


North Sydney: East-avenue, from Pine-street to 
New-street; New-street, from EHast-avenue to 


Tiley-street (80,153). 


And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 
alleys opening thereunto. 


HE main pipe in the said street having been laid 
down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated at above are hereby required, on or before 
the nineteenth day of January next, to cause a 
proper pipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply 
water from the main pipe to such tenements and 


premises. 
G. H. SOUTHWICK, 
Inspector to the Board of Water Supply 


[3867 ] and Sewerage. 





Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
Sydney, 28th November, 1922. 
NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPKS. 


Notice To THE OwneERS or TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
IN— 


Prospect and Sherwood: Fourth-street, from existing 
main to Rogers-stree® 172 yards; Oatlands-street, 
from Fourth-street easterly 310 yards; Rogers- 
street, from Fourth-street to Layton-street; Lay- 
ton-street, from Oatlands-street to Second-avenue ; 
Second-avenue, from lLayton-street easterly 70 
yards (80,154). 

Auburn: Adderley-street, from Sutherland-street west- 
erly 234 yards (60,301). 

Randwick: Doncaster-avenue, from existing main to 
Day-street 192 yards (60,274); Varna-street, from 
Douglas-street north-westerly and westerly 203 
yards (60,278). 


And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 
alleys opening thereunto. 


f Be main pipe in the said street having been laid 
L down, the owner of all tenements and premises 
situated at above are hereby required, on or before 
the twelfth day of January next, to cause a proper 
pipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply water 
from the main pipe to such tenements and premises. 


G. H. SOUTHWICK, 
__Inspector to the Board of Water Supply 
[3617] and Sewerage. 





Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
Sydney, 15th December, 1922. 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


Notice To THe Owners oF TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
IN— 

Hornsby Shire: New Line road, from Pennant Hills 
road north-westerly 2,664 vards; New Line road, 
from end of 6-inch main north-westerly 549 yards 
(80,160); Shepherds-lane, from New Line road 
north-easterly 463 yards (86,056). 


'Maily: Battle-boulevarde, from existing main east- 


erly 506 yards (80,161). 


And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 
. alleys opening thereunto. 


pee main pipe in the said streets having been laid 

down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated at above are hereby required, on or before 
the twenty-sixth day of January next, to cause a 
proper pipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply 
water from the main pipe to such tenements and 


premises. 
G. H. SOUTHWICK, 
Inspector to the Board of Water Supply 


[4028] and Sewerage. 


22 Dac., 1922.) 


ee 





Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
Sydney, 10th November, 1922. 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


Norice TO THE Owners oF TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
IN = 

Bankstown: Cahors-road, from Arab-road to Watson- 
road ; Watson-road, from Cahors-road north-east- 
erly 700 yards (60,265). 

Concord: Ijink’s-avenue, from 
Major Bay road (60,268). 

IIurstville: Millett-street, from Dudley-street north- 
westerly 105 yards (60,270). 

Kogarah; Wingsgrove-road, from Woniora-road south- 
east 191 yards (60,277). 

Newtown: Alice-avenue, from Alice-street northerly 
76 yards (60,221), 

Randwick: Royal-street, from Maroubra Bay road to 
Boyce-street (C0,192); Liguria-street, from Long 
Bay road easterly 195 yards (60,217). 

Vaucluse: Laguna-street, from Old South Head road 
north-west and westerly 102 yards (60.224). 

Waverley: Gardyne-street, from Evans-street easterly 
183 yards (60,144); Irancis-street, from Denham- 
street north-westerly 224 yards (60,282). 

Woollahra: Manning-road, from existing main south- 
erly 191 yards (60,283), 

Baulkham Hills: Prince-street, from Belmore-road to 
Bettington’s-lane (80,149);  Oakes-road, from 
Dixie-lane to Eaton-road; FEaton-road, from 
Oakes-road westerly 677 yards (80,150). 

Ilornsby Shire: Hillerest-road, from existing main to 
Weemala-road ; Weemala-road, from Hillcrest-road 
to Ramsay-road (80,158). 

Mosman: Bapaume-road, from Bickell-road southerly 
301 yards (80,152). 

Prospect and Sherwood: Kuralla-street, from Hawkes- 
bury-road to School-parade; School-parade, from 
Kuralla-street northerly 102 yards; School-parade, 
from Euralla-street southerly 112 yards (80,167). 


Wollongong: Wisher-street, 
therly 852 yards (60,260). 
And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 


existing main to 


from Crown-street nor- 


alleys opening thereunto. 


HE main pipe in the said streets having been laid 
down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated at above are hereby required, on or before 
the twenty-second day of December next, to cause a 
proper ‘pipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply 
water from the main pipe to such tenements and 


premises. 
G. H. SOUTHWICK, 
Inspector to the 


[3149] Board of Water Supply and Sewerage. 








— 


Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
Sydney, 14th November, 1922. 
NOTICH TO LAY SERVICH PIPES, 


Novice TO THE OWNERS OF TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
iN 


Bankstown: Park-road, from existing main westerly 
and southerly 734 yards (60,264). 

Rockdale: Hvans-street, from Rocky Point road easterly 
224 yards (60,281). 

And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and alleys 

opening thereunto, 


4 her main pipe in the said streets haying been Jaid 
| down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated at above are hereby required on or before the 
twenty-ninth day of December next, to cause a proper 
pipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply water 
from the main pipe to such tenements and premises, 


G. H. SOUTHWICK, 
Inspector to the Board of Water Supply 
Comunissioner. 


[3327] 








Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
Sydney, 18th December, 1922. 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


Notics to THE Owners oF TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
IN— 


Hunters Hill: Bonnefin-road, from Martin-street 
north-westerly 1€8 yards (80,156). 


No. 174, 22 December, 1922. —3. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 174 

















| [3920] 


6685 





Manly: Wanganella-street, from existing main to 
Kitchener-street, 91 yards; Kitchener-street, from 
Wanganella-street to West-street (80,131). 


And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 
alleys opening thereunto. 


HE main pipe in the said street having been laid 
down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated at above are hereby required, on or before 
the second day of February next, to cause a proper 
pipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply water 
from the main pipe to such tenements and premises. 
G. H. SOUTHWICK, 
Inspector to the 
[4091 | Board of Water Supply and Sewerage. 
HUNTER DISTRICT WATER SUPPLY AND 
SEWERAGE BOARD. 


Noticr to Lay Service PIPEs. 


Notice to the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 
case may be) of tenements and premises situated 
in— 


Cessnock WNShire (Cessnock): Newton-avenue, 
Blackwood-avenue westerly 120 yards. 
Tarra Shire (Stanford-Merthyr): Wallsend-street, 
from end of existing main south-westerly to Mul- 
bring-street. 

Bolwarra Shire (Lorn): Nillo-street, from Melrose- 
street to Park-street; Park-street, from Nillo- 
street to Wood-street. 


EE main pipe in the said streets having been laid 
ec 





from 


down, the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 
ase may be) of tenements and premises situated. as 
above is hereby required, on or before the 1%h Janu- 
ary, 1923, to, cause a proper pipe and stop-cocks to 
be laid, so as to supply water from the main pipe to 
such tenements and premises. 


ALFRED E. FRY, 


Board’s Office, Newcastle. Secretary. 
4th December, 1922. [3774] 





HUNTER DISTRICT WATER. SUPPLY AND 
SEWERAGE BOARD. 
Notice tro Lay Servior Pirgs. 


Notice to the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 
case may be) of tenements and premises situated 
in— 

Lake Macquarie Shire (Cardiff): Macquarie-road, from 
Railway-parade southerly 223 yards; Munibung- 
road, from  Macquarie-road to Lachlan-road ; 
gan OR AT EORG from Munibung-road southerly 138 
yards, 

Adamstown; Cameron-street, from end of existing main 
southerly 66 yards to Russell-road; Belmore- 
street, from Popran-road to Glebe-road. 


Waratah: Boomerang-road, from Bridge-street west- 
erly 50 yards. 
4h Hi main pipe in the said streets having been laid 
down, the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 
case may be) of tenements and premises situated as 
above is hereby required, on or before the 19th Janu- 
ary, 1923, to cause a proper pipe and stop-cocks to 
be laid, so as to supply water from the main pipe 
to such tenements and premises. 


ALFRED E, FRY, 
Secretary. 
[3775 


—— 


Board’s Offices, Newcastle, 
4th December, 1922. 





NOTICE. 

WORKMEN’S COMPENSATION RETURNS. 
ee attention of employers of labour is drawn to 

certain obligations which fall upon them at 
this time of the year by reason of directions issued by 
the Minister for Labour and Industry, under the 
authority of section 16 of the Workmen’s Compensa- 
tion Act, 1916. Returns as to accidents and compen- 
sation paid during the year 1922 must be furnished 
to the Minister on or before the 14th February, 1923, 
in the form prescribed by Regulations made under 
such Act. A penalty of £5 is provided in case of 
default. 

Forms for the purpose are obtainable from the 
Government Printing Office, Sydney, or the Branch 
Offices of the Department of Labour and Industry 
located at Newcastle and Broken Hill. 

Iurther information as to the incidence of the 
obligations referred to may be obtained from the 
Department of Labour and Industry, Sydney, or from 
the Branch Offices of the Department abovementioned. 
ERNEST J. PAYNE, 

Under Secretary. 


6686 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 174. 


{22 Duc., 1922. 








DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS—TENDERS 
FOR LEASING. 

‘7 ENDERS will be received up to 2 p.m. on the 

dates specified for the undermentioned. Ten- 
derers to state what rental they are prepared to 
offer, or the lowest sum for which they will work 
the Watering Place with the privilege of retaining 
the collections authorised by Regulation. Envelopes 
containing tenders must be addressed to the Presi- 
dent, Tender Board, Public Works Department, 
Sydney, and have legibly endorsed upon the face 
thereof the name of the Public Watering Place for 
which tender is submitted. Tenders must be accom- 
panied by a deposit of £5, and should specify the 
names and addresses of two proposed sureties. The 
Department does not bind itself to accept any tender. 

The lease will be subject to the provisions of the 
Public Watering Places Act, 1900, and the Regu- 
lations thereunder. The lessee may cultivate the 
tenant’s lease, and any improvements which he may 
effect in the shape of clearing and burning-off timber 
may be considered in his favour should he tender for 
a new lease at the expiration of his term. 

Copies of the Act, Regulations, conditions of lease, 
and agreement may be seen, and further information 
and form of tender may be obtained from the local 
District Works Office, or from the Department cf 
Public Works, Sydney. 


27TH DECEMBER, 1922. 
Caltigena Tank, of 640 acres, road Wilcannia to 
Cobar,—from Ist January, 1923. 


Stu January, 1923, 
White Cliffs, No. 2, of 640 acres, road Wileannia to 
White Cliffs,—from Ist February, 1923. 
15tH JANvary, 1923. 
Penarie Tank, of 640 acres, road Balranald to Ivanhoe, 
—from Ist February, 1923. 
Notrs.—Term of lease in all cases to be five years. 


R. T. BALL. 


= 





DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS--TENDERS 
FOR WORKS. 


dee will be received up to 2 p.m. on the 

dates specified for the undermentioned works. 
Envelopes containing tenders must be addressed to 
the President, Tender Board, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney, and have legibly endorsed upon the 
face thereof the name of the work for which tender 
is submitted. The Government does not bind itself 
to aceept the lowest or any tender. 


_ Specifications and plans of all works may be seen 
in Contractor’s Room, Public Works Department, 
Sydney, in addition to the other places mentioned, 
Plans will be supplied at the rate of 5s. for each 
sheet, and specifications at 5s. per copy. Payment 
to be made to Accountant of Department. For 
Architectural Works, plans only may be purchased. 


27TH Dpcemprr, 1922. 


Parramatta Court-house—Repairing and ’ Painting 
Court-house and Keeper’s quarters, (Specifica- 
_ tion, &c., at Court-house, Parramatta.) 
Coast Hospital, Little Bay—Repairs to Inside Walls 
of Hospital, Block No. 1. (Specification, &c., at 
Coast Hospital.) 


2Np JANUARY, 1923. 


Bathurst Court-house—Painting and 
(Specifications, &c., ; 
Office, Bathurst.) 

Paddy’s River, road Goulburn to Mittagong—Con- 
struction of Timber Beam Bridge. (Specifica- 
tion, &e., at Court-house, Goulburn.) 


Renovations. 
4 Shs . 
at ,Supervising Hngincer’s 


StH JANUARY, 1928. 


Gwydir River Drainage, Moree District—Construe- 
tion of Earth Dam, with Clay Core in Cutting 
No, 2 (Fresh Tenders.) (Specification, &¢., at 
Public Works Offices, Newcastle and Moree and 

_, Court-house, Narrabri.) 

Girilambone Police Station—Repairs and Paintine. 
(Specification, &e.. at Court-house. Givilambone ; 
and Supervising Enginecr’s Office, Dubbo.) 

Redfern Police Depot, Bourke-street—-Provision of 
Wood Floor in Gymnasium. (Specification, &¢ 
at Police Depot, Redfern.) f 


_Clearmont—FErection of New School Building, 


l5trH JANvARY, 1923. 

Wysbong Creek at Upper Wybong, road Merriwa to 
Muswellbrook—Construction of Timber Truss 
Bridge. (Specification, &c., at Court-houses, Tam- 
worth and Muswellbrook, .and Public Works 
Office, Newcastle.) 


22np JANUARY, 1923. 


Kiama Transmission Line—Manufacture, Supply, and 
Delivery of Transformers. 
29TH JANUARY, 1923. 
Waterfall Sanatorium—installation of Electric Light 
and Power. 
26TH Fespruary, 1923. 

Cordeaux Dam, Sydney Water Supply—Supply and 
Delivery of Two Electrically-driven Stiff-leg Derrick 
Cranes. (Specification. &c., at Public Works De- 

partments, Adelaide and Melbourne. Time ex- 
tended.) 
ROP, BALL. 
PUBLIC SCHOOL TENDERS. 
ENDEERS, plainly endorsed and addressed to the 
Under Secretary, Department of Education, 

Sydney, will be received up till 2 p.m. on the dates 

mentfoned for the works specified below. Full parti- 


eulars on tender forms and those bound with the 
Specifications. 


ALBERT BRUNTNELL, 
Minister for Education. 








28rn Drcemper, 1922. 


; Adelong (fresh tenders)—Remodelling. (Plans at Head 


Office, and at Police Stations, Gundagai, Adelong, 
and Tumut.) 
(Plans 


at Head Office, and at Police Stations, Gundagai, 
Adelong, and 'fumut.) 

Cob-o’ Corn—Additions, &c. (Plans at Head Office; 
District Works Office, Lismore; and at Police Sta- 
tions, Casino and Kyogle.) 

Oomleroy Road—Additions, &c. (Plans at Head Office, 
and at Police Stations, Windsor and Richmond.) 

Lithgow—-Additions, &e. (Plans and Bills of Quan- 
tities at Head Office; District Works Office, 
Bathurst; and Police Station, Lithgow.) 

Longleat—-Additions. (Plans at Head Office, and at 
Police Stations, Windsor and Richmond. 

Macksville—Additions. (Plans at Head Office; Dis- 
trict Works Office, Kempsey; and Police Station, 
Macksville.) 

Moree—Additions. (Plans at Head Office; District 
Works Office, Moree; and Police Stations, Wari- 
alda and Inverell.) 


Murrurundi—-Additions. (Plans at Head Office, and 





at Police Stations, Scone, Murrurundi, and 
Quirindi.) 
Newport—Additions. (Plans at Head Office.) 


47H JANUARY, 1923. 


Auburn-—Provision of Additional Sanitary Accommo- 
dation. (Plans at Head Office.) 

Lane Cove—Additions, &c. (Plans and Bills of Quan- 
tities at Head Office.) 

Murrumburrah—Additions, &c. (Plans at Head 
Office; District Works Office, Cootamundra; and 
Police Stations, Murrumburrah and Young.) 

Martim’s Creck—Removal of Building to New Site 
and Additions. (Plans at Head Office, and at 
Police Stations West Maitland and Dungog.) 

Werris Creek—Playground Improvements. (Plans at 
Head Office; District Works Office, Tamworth; and 
Police Stations, Werris Creek and Quirindi.) 

Granville—Additions. (Plans and Bills of Quanti- 
ties at Head Office.) 


lita Janvary, 1923. 


Blackville—Krection of New School Building. (Plans 
at Head Office; Distriet Works Office, Tamworth ; 
and Police Stations, Murrurundi and. Quirindi.) 

Crystal Creek Upper (fresh tenders)—Erection of New 
School Building. (Plans at Head Office; District 
Works Office, Lismore; and Police Stations, Mur- 
willumbah, Mullumbimby, and Tweed Heads.) 

Gidginbung (fresh tenders)—Additions and Repairs. 
(Plans at Head Office; District Works Office, 
Cootamundra, and Police Stations, Temora, Bar- 
medman, and Wyalong.) 

Katoomba—Additions. (Plans at Head Office, and at 

_ Police. Stations, Lithgow and Katoomba.) 

Lismore—Remodelling. (Plans at Head Office. and at 
District Works Office, Lismore.) : 

Sefton—Additions. (Plans at Head Office.) 





22 Dec., 1922.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 174. 


668% 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS 
AND TRAMWAYS. 

I eet des will be received at the Office of the 

_ Railway Commissioners, Bridge-street, Sydney, 
until 12 noon on the dates shown for the services 
specified :— 

38RD JANUARY, 1923. 

For the supply of 50 “P” type Tramears, to Specifi- 
cation No. 566/1 (price £1); 100 No. 9 type Bogie 
Trucks, to Specification 580/1 (price 10s.). Copies 
of Specifications, at the prices indicated, obtain- 
able from the Chief [Electrical Engineer, 61 
Hunter-street, Sydney. 
the supply of Ticket Board, for cutting into 
Railway ticket blanks. Approximate quantities 
required :— ; 
30 tons green. 8 tons white. 
6 ,, yellow. BD og oy Unialis 
Size 20 inches by 37} inches—Oalipher, ‘030. 
All board to be truly squared up to dimensions. 
Samples of the Ticket Board can be seen at the 
office of the Traffic Auditor, Central Railway Sta- 
tion, Sydney, from whom further particulars can 
be obtained. 


10ta January, 1923. 


the supply of Single Phase Constant Current 
Transformers, to Specification No. 579 (price 
2s. 6d.), at Chief Electrical Engineer’s Office, 61 
Hunter-street, Sydney. 

the Supply of Single Phase 50-cycle Transformers, 
to Specification No. 578 (price 2s. 6d.), at Chief 
Electrical Engineer’s Office, 61 Hunter-street, 
Sydney. 

Fifty (50) H.P. Traction Motors to Specification 
No. 588. Copies of Specifications obtainable at 
Chief Electrical Engineer’s Office (price 10s.). 
the purchase of 100 tons of Scrap Steel (Fish- 
plates). Tender forms and further particulars 
from Acting Comptroller of Stores, Wilson-street, 
Newtown. 


For 


Yor 


Yor 


Yor 


lor 


24rH JANuARY, 1923. 
6CO yards 0°0045 square-inch High Tension Cable, 
to Specification No. 576 (price 2s, 6d.), at Chief 
Electrical Engineer’s Office. 


3lst January, 1923. 


the Supply of Four (4) 1,000 k.w. Rotary Converter 
Units, to Specification No. 582 (price 10s.), obtain- 
able from Chief Electrical Engineer. 


147H Fesroary, 1923. 
For High Tension Switch-gear, to Specification No. 
584. 
Remote Control Switch-gear, to Specification No. 585, 
Manually-operated Switch-gear, to Specification No. 


Yor 


For 


Each specification can be obtained at the Chief Elee 
trical Engineer’s Office, 61 Hunter-street, Sydney, 
price 2s. 6d. 

21st Frsrvary, 1923. 
For Supply of 100,000 yards of 48-inch 20-oz. Flax 
Canvas. Tender forms and particulars from Act- 
ing Comptroller of Stores, Wilson-street, Newtown, 


23rp May, 1923. 


the supply of Eight (8) Water-tube Boilers, with 
Accessories, for White Bay Power-house, Sydney, 
to Specification No. 575. Price, 40s. for first copy 
and 20s. for subsequent copies, obtainable from 
Chief Electrical Engineer, 61 MHunter-street, 
Sydnev. 

All tenders to be properly endorsed. No tender 
necessarily accepted. Make cheques payable ‘‘Railway 
Commissioners.”’ 


= 


For 


W. J. MORRIS, 
Secretary. 





[4°05] 


HE following list of days appointed 





[2986 ] Sydney, 3rd November, 1922 
SUPPLIES AND SERVICES FOR THE PUBLI 
SERVICE. 


f Boe for the following Supplies will be receix 
at the Stores Supply Department, 15 Yow 
street, Sydney, up till 4.30 p.m. on the date m 
tioned :— 
Ota JANuARY, 1923. 


Uniform Trimmings. 
Tender forms and further particulars on applicati: 


A. BERCKELMAN, 
Executive Member 





WATER CONSERVATION AND IRRIGATION 
COMMISSION. 


Tv ENDERS will be received up to 2 o’clock p.m. 
5 Monday, 29th January, 19238, at-Union Hou 
947 George-street, Sydney, for the Construction o 
Diversion Weir across the Murrumbidgee River, bel 
Yanko Creek Offtake, with subsidiary works 
Yanko, Colombo, and. Billabong Creeks Water Trv 
Envelopes should be endorsed ‘‘Construction of W 
across Murrumbidgee River.’ 

Plans, Specification, and Form of Tender may 
seen at this office, and at the office of Clerk of Pe 
Sessions, Narrandera. 

H. BEVAN, 


Acting Secretary 


CW.C. & I.C. 1922-9,716] [40 





WATER CONSERVATION AND IRRIGATION 
COMMISSION. 


f PE ee be received up to 2 o’clock p.m. 
Monday, 29th January, 1928, at Union Hoi 
247 George-street, Sydney, for Clearing, Grubbi 
Excavation of Supply Channels, Drainage Chann 
and Formation of Roads over an area of about 2, 
acres; about 5 miles west of the town of Griff 
Mirrool Jrrigation Area. Envelopes should 
endorsed ‘‘Construction Work, Griffith.” 


Plans, Specification, and Form of Tender may 
seen at this office, at the offices of Resident Comr 
sioner, Leeton and Griffith, respectively, and at ol 
of Clerk of Petty Sessions, Wagga. 


H. BEVAN, 
Acting Secretary 
LW.C. & I.0.°1922-4,258) [4c 


[4045] Water Conservation and Irrigation Commiss 
Sydney, 14th December, 192° 


ee ee (endorsed on envelope ‘‘Contract 
Construction Work, Griffith’’), will be recei 
up to 2 o’clock p.m. on Monday, the 29th Janu: 
1923, from persons willing to contract for Cleari 
Grubbing, Excavation of Supply Channels, Drain 
Channels, and Formation of Roads over an area 
about 2,600 acres, and 5 miles west of the town 
Griffith, Mirrool Irrigation Area. 

Plans, Specification, and Form of Tender may 
seen at this office, at the offices of the Resident © 
missioner, Leeton and Griffith, respectively, and 

’ the office of Clerk’ of Petty Sessions, Wagga. 


By order of the Commissioner, 


H. BEVAN, 


[W.C. & I.C. 1922-4,258] Acting Secretar} 


Department of the Attorney-General and of Justic 


Sydney, 22nd December, 1922. 


for the holding of sittings of the Cent 


Criminal Court, Supreme Court (at Circuit towns), Courts of Quarter Sessic 
and District Ccurts, during the year 1928, is published for general information. 


174 22 DucemrerR 1922.—4. 


Bay Ae RUE, VILL 


No. 


ove 


D. R. JAMIESON, 
Under Secretary of Justice 


é 
Fé 





22 Deo, 1922.) 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS 
AND TRAMWAYS. 

ee will be received at the Office of the 

Railway Commissioners. Bridge-street, Sydney, 

until 12 noon on the dates shown for the services 

specified ;— 
3rp January, 1923. 

Vor the supply of 50 “P” type Tramears, to Specifi- 
cation No. 566/1 (price £1); 100 No. 9 type Bogie 
Trucks, to Specification 580 l (price 10s.). Copies 
of Specifications, at the prices indicated, obtain- 
able from the Chief Ilectrical Engineer, 61 
Hunter-street, Sydney. 

For the supply of Ticket 

Railway ticket 

required 

30 tons green, 


Board, for cutting into 
blanks. Approximate quantities 


8 tons white. 
6 ,, yellow. 5 pink. 
Size 20 inches by 374 inches—Oalipher, 030. 
All board to be truly squared up to dimensions 
Samples of the Ticket Board ean he seen at the 
office of the Traffic Auditor, Central Railway Sta- 


tion, Sydney, from whom further particulars ean 
be obtained 


101m January, 1923. 


Por the supply of Single Phase Constant Current 
Transformers, to Specification No. 579 (price 
2s. 6d.), at Chief Electrical Engineer’s Office, 6] 
Hunter-street, Sydney. 

Wor the Supply of Single Phase 50-cycle Transformers, 
to Specification No. 578 (price 2s. 6d.), at Chiet 
Electrical Engineer's Office, 61 Hunter-street. 
Sydney. 


Yor Fifty (50) H.P. Traction Motors to Specification 


N»>. 588. Copies of Specifications obtainable at 
Chief Electrical Engineer’s Office (price 10s.) 
Vor the purchase of 100 tons of Scrap Steel (Fish 
plates). Tender forms and further particulars 
from Acting Comptroller of Stores. Wilson-street 


Newtown 
24rH January, 1923. 
Kor 6C) yards 0°0045 square-inch High Tension Cable, 
to Specification No, 576 (price 2s. 6d.), at Chief 
Electrical Engineer's Office 


3lsv January 


For the Supply of Four (4) 1,000 k.w. Rotary Converter 
Units, to Specification No. 582 (price 10s.), obtain- 


1923 


able from Chief Electrical Engineer, 
l4rn Fesrvary,. 1923, 
Yor High Tension Switch-gear, to Specification No. 
584 


Remote Control Switch-gear, to Specification No, 585, 
Mannally-operated Switch-gear, to Specification No. 
581 
Hach specification ean be obtained at the Chief Bleo- 
trical Engineer's Officc, 61 Hunter-street, Svdney 
price 2s. 6d. 


21st Frervary, 1923. 
For Supply of 100,000 yards of 48-inch 20-0z. Flax 
Canvas. Tender forms and particulars from Act- 


ing Comptroller of Stores, Wilson-street 
23rp May, 1923. 

For the supply of Fight (8) Water-tube Boilers. with 
Accessories, for White Bay Power-house, Sydney, 
to Specification No. 575. Price, 40s. for first copy 
and 20s. for subsequent copies, obtainable from 
Chief Electrical Engineer, 61 Hunter-street 
Sydnev. 

All tenders to be properly endorsed. 


Newtown, 


No tender 


necessarily accepted. Make cheques payable “Railway 
Commissioners,’’ 
W. J. MORRIS, 
Secretary. 


[4°05 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No 174. 








6687 


[2986] Sydney, 3rd November, 1922 


SUPPLIES AND SERVICES FOR THE PUBLIC 
SERVICE 


TENDERS for the following Supplies will be received 
at the Stores Supply Department, 15 Young- 
street, Sydney, up till 4.30 p.m. on the date mpn- 
tioned :— 
91H January, 1923. 


Uniform Trimmings. 


Tender forms and further particulars on applicatipn. 


A. BERCKELMAN, 
Executive Member. 


WATER CONSERVATION AND IRRIGATIO® 
COMMISSION. 


T ENDERS will be received up to 2 o'clock p-m.|on 
4 Monday, 29th January, 1923, at Union Hows: 
247 George-street, Sydney, for the Construction oF a 
Diversion Weir across the Murrumbidgee River, below 
Yanko Creek Offtake, with subsidiary : works for 
Yanko, Colombo, and Billabong Creeks Water Trvst 
Envelopes should be endorsed ‘Construction of Wei 
across Murrumbidgee River.’’ 

Plans, Specification, and Form of Tender may be 
seen at this office, and at the office of Clerk of Pet 
Sessions, Narrandera, 2 

H. BEVAN, 
Acting Secretary. 
{4041 


(W.C. & I.G. 


1922-9,716] 


WATER CONSERVATION AND IRRIGATION 
COMMISSION 


ENDERS will be received up to 2 o’clock p.m. on 
Monday, 29th January, 1928, at Union Hots’ 

247 George-street, Sydney, for Clearing, Grubbing 
Excavation of Supply Channels, Drainage Channel 

and Formation of Roads over an area of about 2)600 
about 5 miles west of the town of Griffith 
Irrigation Area. Envelopes should be 

Construction Work, Griffith.” 

Plans, Specification, and Form of Tender may be 
seen at this office, at the offices of Resident Commis- 
Leeton and Griffith, respectively, and at office 
of Clerk of Petty Sessions, Wagga. 


H. BEVAN, 
Acting Secretar 
[4042] 


acres 
Mirrool 


endorsed 


sionel 


LW.C. & I.C. 1922-4,258] 


[40455] Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 
‘ Sydney, 14th December, 192? 


TFXENDERS (endorsed on envelope “Contract | for 
i] Construction Work, Griffith’), will be received 
up to 2 o'clock p.m. on Monday, the 29th January 
1923, from persons willing to contract for Clearjng 
Grubbing, Excavation of Suvply Channels, Drainage 
Channels, and Formation of Roads over an area of 
about 2,600 and 5 miles west of the town of 
Griffith, Mirrool Irrigation Area 

Plans. Specification, and Form of Tender may be 
seen at this office, at the offices of the Resident Gon 
missioner, Leeton and Griffith, respectively, and at 
the office of Clerk of Petty Sessions, Wagga. 


acres, 


By order of the Commissioner, 


H. BEVAN, 


[W.C. & I.C. Acting Secretary 


1922-4258] 


Department of the Attorney-General and of Justice, 
Sydney, 22nd December, 1922. 


FYXHE following list of days appointed for the holding of sittings of the Central 
Criminal Court, Supreme Court (at Circuit towns), Courts of Quarter Sessions 


DecemrerR 1922.—4. 


os 2 A A i A Fi C3 . Tineenp hee os 
7~and District Ccurts, during the year 1928, is published for general information. 


D. R. JAMIESON, 


Under Secretary of Justice. 











GRAFTON 

FLAY 

DUBBO .. 
ARMIDALE 
ALBURY 
NARRABRI 
GOULBURN 
MAITLAND : 
BROKEN HIL uy 








Place. 


CEN 


Monday, 19th 


March ; 





Thursday 


Tuesday, 








1923 


RAL 


Crown Prosecutor—W. 





Dates of Sittings. 


5th April. 

Wednesdity, 18th April. 
Wednesd: Y5 
Wednesdiy, 18th April. 
Monday, 23 


18th April. 


rd April. 

24th April. 
Thursday} 26th April. 
Thursday, 26th April. 


Friday, 27th Apri} 











Place. 


CRIMINAL COURT. 


T. Coyin, Esquirn, K.C. 


Tuesday, 5th June; Monday, 3rd September; Monday, 26th November. 
SESE 
Country Sittincs of THE SUPREME COURT. 








———_—— 





Dates of Sittings. 





LISMORE 
NEWCASTLE®, . 
COOTAMUNDRA 
WAGGA WAGGA 
DUBBO . 
DENILIQUIN 
TAMWORTH 
BATHURST 





Wednesday, 
Tuesday, 9th October. 
9th October. 
11th October, 
16th Oetober. 
17th October. 
18th October. 
23rd October. 


Tuesday, 
Thursday, 
Tuesday, 
..| Wednesday, 
..| Thursday, 
Tuesday, 


26th September. 








QUARTER SESSIONS AND DISTRICT COURTS. 








Place. 
SYDNEY 
Do 
Do 
Do 
Do 


Senior Crown Prosecutor —W. T, Covin, Esquire, K.C. 
. ) > 


» Quarter Sessions. | 


Thursday, Ist February 
Thursday, 1st March .. 
Wednesday, 4th April. . ; 
Tuesday, Ist May Ste a4 ' | 
Tuesday, 5th June 








METROPOLITAN DISTRICT. 


Judges and Chairmen—Tuetr Honors Jupces Scnoies, Conen, AND WHITE. 


SOUTHERN AND HUNTER DISTRICT. 


Orown Prosecutor—Arruur Foxton Dawson, 


Judge and Chairman—His Honor Jupee Hamirron, 





Place. 


MOSS VALE 
CAMPBELL TOWN * 
QUEANBEYAN 
BRAIDWOOD 
COOMA 

BEGA 

WOLLONG ONG 
NOWRA oe 
NEWCASTLE 
SINGLETON 


MUSWELLBROOK. . 


MURRURUNDI 
MAITLAND .. 
MOSS VALE .. 


CAMPBELLTOWN .. 


QUEANBEYAN 
BRAIDWOOD 
WOLLONGONG 
NOWRA 
NEWCASTL Ez 
COOMA 

BEGA .. =F 
MAITLAND .. 
SINGLETON 


MUSWELLBROOK.. 


MURRURUNDI 
WOLLONGONG 
NEWCASTLE 
MAITLAND .. 
MOSS VALE.. 


CAMPBELLTOWN... 


QUEANBEYAN 
BRAIDWOOD 
COOMA 

BEGA . 
WOLLONG ONG 
NOWRA Be 
MAITLAND .. 
SINGLETON 


MUSWELLBROOK. . | 


MURRURUNDI 
NEWCASTLE 





> Friday, 16th Mareh 


Quarter Sessions, | 


Monday, 12th February 
Thursday, 15th February 
Tuesday, 20th February 


Tuesday, 6th March... 


Thursday, 22nd March ‘ m3 


Tuesday, 10th April .. 


iigeadage 22nd May i 


Tuesday, 5th June 
Monday, 18th June 
Thursday, 21st June .. 
Tuesday, 24th July 
Tuesday, 7th August .. 


Thursday, 16th August a 2a] 
Tuesday, 4th September | 


Monday, 15th October 
Thursday, 18th October ae eh 
Tuesday, 23rd October. . ae sal 
Tuesday, 6th November 
Tuesday, 20th November 
Thwsder, 29th N } Novamber 
Tuesday, 4th December 





i Mone ay, 


Tuesday, 6th February. 

Thursday, 8th February. 

12th February. 
Wednesday, 14th February (2 p.m.). 
Monday, 26th February. 

Thursday, Ist March. 


! Monday, 12th Mareh. 
3 Friday, 16th March, 


“uesday, 20th March. 
Thureday, 22nd March. 


Monday, 16th April. 





Tuesday, 8th May. 
Thursday, 10th May. 
Tuesday, 15th May. 


‘hursday, 17th May. 
Monday, 28th May. 
Thursday, 31st May. 
Monday, 11th June. 
Monday, 18th June. 
Wednesday, 20th June (2 p.m.). 
Monday, 30th July. 
Tuesday, 7th August, 
Tuesday, 14th August. 
Thursday, 16th August. 
Tuesday, 21st August. 
Monday, 10th September. 
Tuesday, 25th September. 
Tuesday, 2nd October. 
Thursday, 4th October. 
Tuesday, 9th October. 
Thursday, 11th October. 
Mone ay, 15th October. 
Wednesday, 17th October (2 p-m.). 
Monday, 29th October. 
Thursday, 1st November. 
Monday, 12th November. 
Tuesday, 20th November. 
Tuesday, 27th November. 
Thursday, 29th November. 
Monday, 10th December. 





























Place. 


Crown Prosecutor —ROoRERT 


A 


NORTHERN DISTRICT. 





Judge and Chairman—His Honor Jupcn Mocarra 


JARDINE BrRowNIne, Esquire. 


District Courts. 





Quarter Sessions | 





TAMWORTH 
ARMIDALE .. 
GLEN INNES 
INVERELL 
WALGETT 
MOREE 
NARRABRI .. 
GUNNEDAH.. 
TAREE 


PORT MA QUARIE 


KEMPSEY 
BELLINGEN 
no 
'ASINO 
i ISMORE he 
MURWILLU MBAH. 
TAMWORTH 
ARMIDALE 
GLEN INNES 
INVERELL 
WALGETT 
MOREE 
NARRABRI .. 
GUNNEDAH 
KEMPSEY 
BELLINGEN 


PORT MACQU ARIE 


TAREE 
GRAFTON 
SASINO 

: ISMORE est 
MURWIL LUMBAH. . 
TAMWORTH 
ARMIDALE 
GLEN INNES 
INVERELL 
WALGETT 
MOREE 
NARRABRI . 
GUNNEDAH 
KEMPSEY 
BELLINGEN 


PORT MACQU ARIE, 


TAREE 
GRAFTON 
CASINO 

LISMORE 


MURWILLUMBATL.. 


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Monday, 12th February 
Thursday, 15th February (2 p.m.) 
Monday, 1 an February (2.30 p.m.).. 


Thursday, 22nd February 
Tuesday, 6th March (3 p.m.) 


Monday, 12th March .. 
Thursday, 15th March 


Monday, 19th March .. 


Wednesday, 4th April .. 


Monday, 9th April 


Tuesday, 24th April .. 
Tuesday, 1st May ae 


Monday, 28th May 


Thursday, 31st May (2 p.m.) .. 
Tuesday, 5th June (2.30 p.m.) 
Thursday, 7th June .. ; 
Tuesday, 26th June (3 p.m.y.. 


Ind July 
Thursday, 5th July 
Monday, 9th July 
Monday, 23rd July 


Monday 







Wednesday, 1st August 
Tuesday, 14th August .. 
Tuesday, 21st August . . 
Monday, 17th September an ad 
Thursday, 20th September (2 p.m.) .. 
Monday, 24th September (2.80 p.m.) 
Thursday, 27th September 
Tuesday, 9th October (3 p.m.) 
Monday, 15th October. . 


Thursday, 18th October 
Monday, 22nd October 


Monday, 29th October .. | 
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| 

Wednesday, 7th November 

Tuesday, 20th November oe || 


Tuesday, 27th November 





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Monday, 12th February. 
Thursday, 15th February (2 p.m.). 
Monday, 19th February (2.30 p.m.). 
Thursday, 22nd February. 
Tuesday, 6th March (3 p.m.). 
Monday, 12th March. 
Thursday, 15th Mareh. 
Monday, 19th March. 
Wednesday, 4th April. 
Saturday, 7th April. 
Monday, 9th April. 
Thureday, 12th April. 
Tuesday, 24th April. 

Friday, 27th April. 

Thursday, 3rd May. 

Tuesday, 8th May. 

Monday, 28th May. 
Thursday, 31st May (2 p.m.). 
Tuesday, 5th June (2.30 p.m.). 
Thursday, 7th June. 
Tuesday, 26th June (3 p.m.). 
Monday, 2nd July. 

Thursday, 5th July. 

Monday, 9th July. 

Monday, 23rd July. 
Thursday, 26th July. 
Monday, 30th July. 
Wednesday, 1st August. 
Tuesday, 14th August. 
Friday, 17th August. 
Thursday, 23rd August. 
Tuesday, 28th August. 
Monday, 17th September. 
Thursday, 20th September (2 p.m.). 


Monday, 24th September (2.30 p.m.). 


Thursday, 27th September. 
Tuesday, 9th October (3 p.m.). 
Monday, 15th October. 
Thursday, 18th October. 
Monday, 22nd October. 
Monday, 29th October. 
Thursday, 1st November. 
Monday, 5th November. 
Wednesday, 7th November. 
Tuesday, 20th November. 
Friday, 23rd November. 
Thursday, 29th November. 
Tuesday, 4th December. 
































GRENFELL 
YOUNG 
GUNDAGATI 
COOTAMUNDRA 
TEMORA 
WYALONG 
COROWA 
ALBURY 5 
WAGGA WAGGA 
HAY . 

NAR RANDERA 
BROKEN HILL 
DENILIQUIN 
YASS =. . 
GOULBURN .. 
COWRA zis 
GRENFELL .. 
YOUNG = 
GUNDAGAT .. 
COOTAMUNDR# 
TEMORA 
WYALONG 
COROWA 
ALBURY 


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WAGGA WAGCA .. 


EAM Sa. is 
NARRANDERA 
BROKEN HILL 
ae aaa 
YASS 
GOULBURN 
GUNDAGAI {| 
COOTAMUN DTA 
COWRA ike 
GRENFELL .. 
YOUNG ill 
TEMORA ol 
WYALONG 
COROWA 
ALBURY 





WAGGA WAGA .. 


ANY 
NARR ANDERA 
BROKEN HILI 
DENTLIQUIN 


Crown Prosecutor—L. J 





| 3 Monday, 2 





McK xan, Esquire 


> Monday, 12th February 


3 Friday, 16th February 


Tuesday, 20th February 





3 Monday, 26th February (2 p.m.) 


Thursday, 8th March .. 
Tuesday, 13th March .. 
Monday, 19th March 
Thursday, 22nd March 
Wednesday, 11th April 
3rd April 
Thursday, 3rd May 
Monday, 7th May 
Monday, 14th May 








Riiday, 21st Ma ay 
Monday, 28th May 
Thursday, 31st May 
Monday, 11th June (2 p.m.) 
Tuesday, 26th June 
Monday, 2nd July 
Friday, 13th July 
Wednesday, 18th July .. 
Wednesday, 8th August 
Monday, 20th August .. 
Thursday, 6th September 
Monday, 10th September 
Thursday, 20th September 
Monday, 24th September 
Monday, 1st October .. 


Monday, Sth October .. 
aoa: 99nd Oct eee 2 a aoe 
Thursday, 1st November 
Tuesday, 6th November 

Friday, 16th November 
Wednesday, 21st November 


Wednesday, 5th December 
Monday, 17th December 











District Courts. Place. Quarter Sessions. District Courts. 
10 Thursday, Ist February. || SYDNEY % «..| Monday, 2ndJuly .. 3 Ak ’ 
Thursilay, 1st March. Do s a Wednesday, Ist August = : Wednesday, Ist August. 
Wednesday, 4th April. | Do L . Ae Monday, 3rd September Ba a Monday, 3rd September. 
Tuesday, ist May. Do a ae Tuesday, 2nd October .. ss sai Tuesday, 2nd October. 
Tuesday, 5th June. | Do =z a Thursday, 1st November a an Thursday, 1st November. 
Do A an Monday, 3rd December ag ll Monday, 3rd December. 
ee ee 
Judge and Chairman—His Honor JupGe Bevan 
ASQUIRE. Crown Prosecutor —CHARLES GLENTWORTH ADDISON, ESQuiRE 
District Gus. ail Place, Quarter Sessions, : District Cour bey 
, op YASS .. 3 Monday, 29th January 3 Monday, 29th January. 
Tuesday, 30th January. GOULBU. RN. 3 Thursday, 1st February Thursday, Ist\February. 
Thursday, Ast February. COWRA 3 Tuesday, 6th February Tuesday, 6th February. 


3 Friday, 9th February (1@,a.m.). 
3 Monday, 12th 
Friday, 16th February. 
Tuesday, 20th February. 

> Friday, 23rd February. 

} Monday, 26th February (2 p.m.). 
} Monday, 5th March (2 p.m.) 

3 Thursday, 8th March. 

> Tuesday, 13th Mareh. 

} Saturday, 17th March. 

} Thursday, 22nd March. 
¢ Wednesday, 

} Friday, 20th April. 

7 sored: es 3rd May. 
Monday, 7th May. 
Monday, 14th May. 

T 


February. 





1th April. 


Thursday, 17th May (2 p.m.). 


Monday, 21st May. 

Monday, 28th May. 
Thursday, 31st May. 

Friday, 8th June. 

Monday, 11th June (2 p.m.). 
Thursday, 21st June (2 p.m.). 
Tuesday, 26th June. 

oe 2nd July. 

Friday, 
Wednesday, 18th July. 
Wednesday, Sth August. 
Friday, 17tl 
At (ede ay, 6th September. 
Monday, 10th September. 
Thursday, 
Monday, 24th September. 
Monday, 1st October. 
Thursday, 
Monday, Sth October. 

Friday, 19th October. 

Monday, 22nd October (2 p.m.). 
Monday, 29th October (2 p.-m.). 
Thursday, 1st November. 
Tuesday, 6th November. 
Friday, 16th November. 
Wednesday, 21st November. 
Wednesday, 5th December. 
Friday, 14th December. 








13th July. 


1 August. 


20th September. 


4th October (2 p.m.). 








— —— 


WESTERN DISTRICT. 


Judge and Chairman—His Honor Jupce 


Quarter Sessions. 


ARMSTRONG. 


Crown Prosecutor—Tuomas Strpson Crawrorp, Esquire, 


Place: | 


District Courts. 





ORANGE 
DUBBO 
BATHURST 
LITHGOW 
PARRAMATTA 
FORBES 
PARKES : 
C ‘ON DOBOLIN 





i 


COBAR 
BOURKE 
MUDGEE BO 
COONAMBLE 
PARRAMATTA 
NYNGAN 


WELLINGTON 
BATHURST .. 
LITHGOW 
DUBBO 
ORANGE : 
PARRAM ATTA 
FORBES 
PARKES 
COBAR 
BOURKE ; 
COONAMBLE 
PARRAMATTA 
MUDGEE 7 
CONDOBOLIN 
NYNGAN  .. 
WELLINGTON 
DUBBO 

12 ARRAMATTA 
BATHURST . 
LITHGOW 
ORANGE 
COBAR 
BOURKE 
FORBES 
PARKES ba 
COONAMBLE 
MUDGEE 
NYNGAN _ .. 
CONDOBOLIN 
WELLINGTON 
PARRAMATTA 





} Tuesday, 6th February 
2 Tuesday, 13th February 

3 Tuesday, 20th February 

6 Monday, 26th February 

3 Tuesday, 6th March 

3 Monday,-12th March (2.30 p.m.) 
3 Tuesday, 20th March. 

3 Thureday, 22nd March 
Tuesday, 27th March .. BP 
Tuesday, 10th April (2 p.m.) 
Monday, 16th April .. ifs 


Tuesday, 8th May 


Tuesday, 22nd May 

Monday, 28th May 

Tuesday, 31st July 

Tuesday, 7th August .. 
Thursday, 9th August . 
Tuesday, 14th August (2 p. =n) 
Monday, 20th August . 
Tuesday, 28th August .. 


Monday, 3rd September (2.30 p.m.) .. 


Tuesday, 25th September 
Monday, 1st October .. 
Tuesday, 9th October .. 
Tuesday, 16th October 

Tuesday, 28rd October 
Thursday, 25th October 
Tuesday, 30th October 

Tuesday, 6th November (2 p.m.) 
Tuesday, 13th November 


Monday, 26th November (2.30 p.m.) 


Monday, 10th December 


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Tuesday, 6th February. 
Tuesday, 13th February. 
Tuesday, 20th February. 


Wednesday, 21st February (3.15 p.m.). 


Thursday, Ist March. 
Tuesday, 6th March. 
Thursday, 8th March. 


Monday, 12th March (2.30 p.m.) 


Tuesday, 20th Mareh 

Thursday, 22nd March. 

Tuesday, 27th March. 

Tuesday, 10th April (2 p.m.). 
Thureday, 19th April. 

Tuesday, 24th April (12.15 p.m.). 
Tuesday, ist May. 

Tuesday, 8th May. 

Wednesday, 9th May (3.15 p.m.). 
Tuesday, 15th May. 

Tuesday, 22nd May. 

Thursday, 31st May. 

Tuesday, 31st July. 

Thursday, 2nd August. 

Tuesday, 7th August. 

Thursday, 9th August. 

Tuesday, 14th August (2 p.m.). 
Thursday, 28rd August. 
Tuesday, 28th August. 

Monday, 3rd September (2.30 p.m.). 
Tuesday, 11th September (12.15 p.m.). 





Tuesday, 18th September. 

Tuesday, 25th September. 

Thursday, 4th October. 

Tuesday, 9th October. 

Wednesday, 10th October (8.15 p.m.). 
Tuesday, 16th October. 

Tuesday, 23rd October. 

Thursday, 25th October. 

Tuesday, 30th October. 

Thursday, Ist November. 

Tuesday, 6th November (2 p.m.). 
Tuesday, 13th November. 

Tuesday, 20th November (12.15 p.m.). 
Monday, 26th November (2.30 p.m.). 
Tuesday, 4th December. 

Thursday, 13th December. 


re Se ne 








D. R. JAMIESON, 


Under Secretary of Justice. 


Department of the Attorney-Generai and of Justice. 


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OUNTRY [". 

Place. 5, 
GRAFTON Thursday’: 
FRAY Wednesdg 
DUBBO : wee 3S be Wednesdg 
GUNNEDAH. 3 Monday, 19th March .. $e ..tarch., 
TAREE : | 3 Wednesday, 4th April .. Larch. 
PORT MACQUARIE ae mola ences sf Aarch (2:30. p.m.) 
KEMPSEY 3 Monday, 9th April Larch. 
BELLINGEN REAP re ate ak Ane sn cimn act Siar March. 
GRAFTON 3 Tuesday, 24th April .. . (March. 
CASINO eS ear © Rte ee cea xh April (2 tam.) 
LISMORE 3 Seer 1st May April. 
MURWILLU MBAH.. Pek rae wren tt April (12.15 p.n.). 
TAMWORTE Monday, 28th May .. ae ay. 
ARMIDALE .. Thursday, 31st May (2 p.m.) . .. flay. 
GLEN INNES Tuesday, 5th June (2.30 pm) é May (3.15 p.m.). 
INVERELL Tieden Tt 1d DOG .. May. 
WALGETT Tuesday, 26th June (3 p.m. y. .| May. 
MOREE . Monday, 2nd July May. 
NARRABRI .. Thursday, 5th July . July. 
GUNNEDAH Monday, 9th July August. 
KEMPSEY . <ugust. 


BELLINGEN 

BROKE MACQUARIE 
TAREE a 
GRAFTON 

CASINO 

LISMORE 3. 
MURWILLUMBAH... 
TAMWORTH 
ARMIDALE 

GLEN INNES 
INVERELL 
WALGETT 

MOREE Ae 
NARRABRI .. 
GUNNEDAH 
KEMPSHY+s 2. 
BELLINGEN S: 
PORT MACQUARIE 
TAREE wun =3 
GRAFTON 

CASINO 

LISMORE .. 

MU RWILLUMBAH. . 





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Monday, 23rd July 


Wednesday, Ist August 


Tuesday, 14th August .. 
Tuesday, 21st August . 


Mandiys 4 7 “th Septembers 


Thursday, 20th September (2 p.m.) . 
Monday, 24th September (2.30 p.m. 


Thursday, 27th September 
Tuesday, 9th October (3 p.m.) 
Monday, 15th October. . 
Thursday, 18th October 
Monday, 22nd October 
Monday, 29th October .. 


Wednesday, 7th November 


Tuesday, 20th November 


Tuesday, 27th November 


August. 
August (2 p.m.). 


. fl. August. 
. August. 


eptember (2 30 p.m.). 


. September (12.15 p.m.). 


September. 
. September. 
October. 
"Hees 


. th October (3.15 p.m.). 
. October. 

F beianer 

. | October. 

. (October. 


Ui fF 
. November. 
Yovember (2 p.m.). 


November. 


. November (12.15 p.m.). 
. November (2.30 p.m.). 


December. 


.| December. 


————————— 


retary of Justice. 
prerac and of Justice. 





22 Dec, 1922.) NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. ‘174. 6689 
QUARTERLY LICENSING COURTS. — o'er Le 


- “rae PoBi10sns, Brewers, Spreir Merowants, &e, 


ae Othe Th 


NOTICE is hereby given that Quarterly Licensing Courts, under the Liquor Act, 1912, for the consideration of ap plication 
for Publicans, Colonial Wine, Brewers, ani Spirit Merchants, Booth, Stand, or Packet Licenses, renewals, removals, and. 





























transaction of other business, will be hollea at the respective Oourt-houses aud Police Offices at the following places} on the 
dates and hours specified. kak Hecht 
i betas" When Court to be hel. promos 
Licensing District. eke Seer i Convéned by 
Date. Ilour 
Bombala .., ash | BF Nov., 1922 2 Jan. 1923 ...,. 2 | J. Byrne, CLC... 
Bourke ; ea Foy, 6 Ooh 3 | 80 H.R. Harvey, C.L.C. 
Braidwood a ira PA De 4, 12) 3, ns 10. A H. Collis, C.L.C. 
Brisbane Water (G )sford) scat ‘A Me ED 5 i 10 | J. W. Lees, C.P.S 
Deniliquin ie sh Ful. WeIeGE, sen 10 M5 3 10 | R. C. Atkinson, C.L.C. 
Grafton ... sae rs Ai Bs s|, Sa NOV.) \ oy wa} LS, ib 10 | OC. Wenholz, O.L.C. 
Hartley (Lithgow) fe wy |) as oe 5 es ae , 1L | J. M. Bonthorne, C.P.S. 
Hillston ... a £5 he ; EU Des., 4; 2 5 ' F 10 | W. Harla, C.LC. 
Lismore ... ; si] 8 NOY, te, 10 | EB, A. May, 0.1.0. 
Maclean ... oss es ‘ pos. “f 4 i 10 | R. W.S. Kélly, C.L.0. 
Mitchell (Wilcannia) ... , Ee uy eae YOR See | 10 | T.G, Flynn, 0.1.0, 
Peak Hill eh a ; 3 16., J 4°. "4 2 | W.J. Poidevin, A.C.P.S, 
Picton ro Wi 24 Nov., , 12) “ 10 G. 8. Goldie, C.P.S. 
Tamworth bed vis 1% if VBL 9 15 y | ll | E.J. Daley, C.u.C 
Tenterfield ae Bee es Bb is | LO ‘ 10 | A.D. Donnelly, C.L.C. 
Walgett ... “a hs ae St ECs. ook he ep ° 2.80 








E. T. Oram, C.P.S. 


Mines Department Potices. 





APPOINTMENTS. 
DEPARTMENT OF MINHS. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint the 
undermentioned officers as Inspectors for the State, 
under the provisions of the ixplosives Act, 1903, 
and the Inflammable Liquid Act, 1915,—such appoint- 
ments to take effect from the 14th November, 1922. 
{| Ms. 1922-7 ,041-121 | 


J. C. L. FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines. 





Mr. Alfred Ashley Atkinson, Chief Inspector of Coal 
Mines, Sydney. 


Mr. John Thomas Tennant, Scnior Inspector of Col- 
lieries, Newcastle. 

Mr, Joseph Parker Hindmarsh, Inspector of Col- 
lieries, Corrimal. 

Mr. John George Hutton, Inspector of Collieries, 
Newcastle. 

Mr. Dayid Bissett, Inspector of Collieries, Newcastle. 

Mr. George Heron Duisdale Thompson, Inspector of 


Collieries, Neweastle. 


*, John Blockley Jaquet, Chief Inspector of Mines, 
Sydney. 


. George Smith, Inspector of Mines, Sydney. 
. John Charles James, Inspector of Mines, Sydney. 


. William Charles Valentine Farrier, Inspector of 
Mines, Broken Hill. 


. John Race Godfrey, Inspector of Mines, Cobar. 


. Stanley William Enos Parsons, Analyst and In- 
spector. 


», Cecil Edwin Thomas Newcomb, Clerk. 


POLICE OFFICERS. 
Sergeant Second Class Edward George Allen, sta- 
tioned at Atburn. 
Constable George 
Gravesend. 


Sergeant Second Class John Richard Carter, stationed 
at Katoomba. fe y 


Conte Adam Cloyde Randell, stationed at Rye 
ark, 


No, 174, 22 Decemper, 1922.—5, 


Ernest Emerson, stationed at 


Constable William Harker, stationed at Burrinjuck. 

Sergeant Third Class George Uridge Pye, stationed 
at KH orbes. 

Constable Arthur Henry Ingram, stationed at Har- 
graves. ; 

Constable First Class William Edward ‘ Smith, 
tioned at Nundle. 

Constable William Reginald Crotty, stationed at 
Mulbring. 


Sergeant Third Class John La H. Payne, stationed nt 
Bega. : Pe ah 


sta- 


Constable Herbert Henry Thorp; stationed at Quam- 
bone. aa 





APPOINTMENT. 
DEPARTMENT OF MINES. 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint 
Mr. Robert Atkinson Crockett, Senior Clerk, an In- 
spector for the State, under the provisions of the 
Explosives Act, 1905,—such appointment to take 


effect from 14th November, 1922. 
[Ms. 1922-6,975-121} 


J.C. L. FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines. 








TEMPORARY APPOINTMENTS OF WARDENS’ 
CLERKS, &c, | 
DEPARTMENT OF MINES. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to appointthe 
persons mentioned in the following Schedule to-act 
temporarily in the positions shown therein,—such 
appointments to take effect from the dates specified 
therein (1922-7,002-121 Misc.). 


J.C. L, FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines. 


Mr. Charles Francois Duchatel, Sheriff’s Officér, to Act 
temporarily as: Bailiff of the Warden’s Court, at 
Orange, from 12th December, '1922, viee J, S. 
Cusack, on leave. 


6690 





Mr. Charles Joseph Rooney, Clerk, Petty Sessions 
Office, to act temporarily as Warden’s Clerk, Min- 
ing Registrar, and officer authorised to issue 
miners’ rights and business licenses, at Went- 
worth, from 14th November, 1922, vice M. S. 
Meagher, transferred, 


Mr. Harold Palser, Relieving Crown Land Agent, to 
act temporarily as Warden’s Clerk, Mining Regis- 
trar, and officer authorised to issue miners’ rights 
and business licenses, at Rylstone, from 13th 
November, 1922, vice W. H. Dening, on leave, 


Mr. Clarence Howie, Relieving Clerk of Petty Ses- 
sions, to act temporarily as Warden’s Clerk, Min- 
ing Registrar, and officer authorised to issue 
miners’ rights and business licenses, at Armidale, 
fom 21st November, 1922, vice E. M. Cohen, on 
eave. 


[4167] Department of Mines, 


Sydney, 22nd December, 1922. 


T is hereby notified, for general information, that, 

under the provisions of section 6 of the Explosives 
Act, 1905, His Excellency the Governor, with the 
advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased to 
define the undermentioned explosive, and authorise 


the same for manufacture in the State of New South | 


Yales. 
[1922-922 E.] 
J.C. L. FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines, 








EXPLOSIVE, 
Crass IV—Cutonarg Mixture—Dtvision If. - 
Shatterite, 
[4168] Department of Mines, 


Sydney, 22nd December, 1922. 


I is hereby notified, for genera] information, that, 
under the provisions of section 6 of the Explosives 
Act, 1905, His Excellency the Governor, with the 
advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased to 
define the undermentioned explosive, and authorise 
same for manufacture in, and importation into, the 
State of New South Wales, 
[B. 1922-6,535]  - 


J.C. L. FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines. 





EXPLOSIVE, 


Crass 3—Nirro-Comrounp-~Divisicn 1. 


Samsonite No. 3. 


_ (The above notice is in lieu of notice which appeared 
Seat one Gazette No, 126 of the 25th August, 
») 





at 


{ 4076] Department of Mines, 
Sydney, 22nd December, 1922. 
NOTICES TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR 


MINING AND I}OR PURPOSES IN CONNEC- 
TION WITH MINING; TO LESSEES UNDER 
SUCH LEASES; AND TO WHOM IT MAY 
CONCERN. 


Noricn 1s HEREBY GIVEN THAT— 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, has approved of the grant of 
leases of Crown Lands in satisfaction of the under- 
mentioned applications :— 


For Minera Leases. 
(1922-9,713 L.B.) 


Application No. 28, Cowra (local 61), John Davis, mx 


4, county Monteagle, parish Illunie, 10 acres, 18th 
October, 1922. 


Application No. 71, Drake (local 229), Thomas Walsh, 


uu 52, county Drake, parish West Fairfield, 9 a. 
Jr, 29 p,, 6th September, 1922, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 174. 


(epee ee ee ee ee See ee eee 


[22 Dec, 1922. 





Application No, 188, Hillgrove (local 284), William 
Thomas Keys, mv 19, county Clarke, parish Tiara, 
8a. Or. 17 p., 2nd September, 1922. 

Application No. 190, Hillgrove (local 286), Wilham 
Thomas Keys, mu 14, county Clarke, parish Tiara, 
6 a. 3r. 20 p., 2nd September, 1922. 

Application No. 55, Kempsey (local 70), John McLeod 
and Stanley McLeod, mui 2, county Raleigh, 
parish Warrell, 60 acres, 19th September, 1922. 

Application No. 26, Moss Vale (local 54), Edward 
Henry Callan and Charles Hamilton Hume Bar- 
nett, mu 1, county Camden, parishes Caoura and 
Bundanoon, 5 acres, 28th October, 1922, 


J.C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 





[4072] Sydney, 22nd December, 1922. 


[ is hereby notified that His Excellency the Gover- 
nor, with the advice of the Executive Council, in 
pursuance of the provisions of section 1244, Mining 
Act, 1906, bas cancelled the undermentioned lease for 
non-compliance with the labour conditions contained 
therein, and it is hereby declared cancelled :— 
[1922-6,817 R. & I.} 
No. 2,058, Lindon Biddulph, portion et 21, county 
Bathurst, parish Belubula, 4 a. 3 r. 33 p., applica- 
tion No, Carcoar 30-38. 


AND it is hereby further notified that His Excel- 
lency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive 
Council, has granted a lease of the whole of the land 
Oo ee in the cancelled lease to the complainant as 

ollows :— 


Application No. 41, Carcoar (local 190-1244), John 
Owen, portion cu. 21, county Bathurst, parish 
Belubula, 4.9. 3 r. 33 p., complaint No, 423. 


J.C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 


ere pee 


IT is intended to void the Gold-mining Leases of 
Crown Lands granted in satisfaction of the undermen- 
tioned applications, in terms of the Mining Act, 1906, 
and that notice of such voidance will be published in 
the Government Gazette of 5th January, 1923, and 


‘the land referred to in such applications will, after 


publication of the Government Gazette of that date 
(namely, at 2.30 o’clock p.m.), be open to be taken 
possession of in terms of the Mining Act and. Regu- 
eT a provided there be then no adverse title to the 
jana. 


(1922-9,739; 9,678; 9,679; 9,788; 9,790; 9,789; 9,680; 
9,681; 9,740 L.B.). 


Application No. 102, Canbelego (local 162), Walter 
John Mitchell, ex 57, county Flinders, parish 
Budgery, 10 acres, 6th October, 1922, date of lease. 


Application No. 148, Canbelego (local 208), (No. 5, 
Nyngan (local &)), Frank Eric Raymond Biggs, 
eu 121, county Flinders, parish Budgery, 10 
acres, 6th October, 1922, date of lease. 


Application No. 176, Oanbelégo (local 238), Albert 
Victor Rigby and James John Havinden, 1 71, 
county Flinders, parish Budgery, 20 acres, 21st 
September, 1922, date of lease. 


Application No. 197, Canbelego (local 259), John 
James Sanders, ex 96, county Flinders, parish 
Badgers, 15 acres, 6th October, 1922, date of 
ease. 


Application No. 198, Canbelego (local 260), Thomas 
Rabbetts William, et 95, county Flinders, parish 
Budgers 10 acres, 17th October, 1922, date of 
ease. 

Application No. 199, Canbelego (local 261), Charles 

ictor Jones, eu 90, county Flinders, parish 
ee 3 15 acres, 6th October, 1922, date of 
ease. 

Application No. 209, Canbelego (local 271), John 
jorere aay and Georee. William Budd, et 99, 
county Flinders, parish Budgery, 15 acres, 6th 
October, 1922, date of lease. : 

Application No. 214, Canbelego (local 276), William 
Christian Daish, en 85, county Flinders, parish 
Budgery, 10 acres, 6th October, 1922 date of 
ease. 

Application No. 47, Cooma (local 104), John Milford 
Barton, cr 52, county Beresford, parish Cooma, 
4 acres, 21st September, 1922, date of lease, 


J.C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 


22 Dro, 1922,} 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, has yoided the Gold-mining 
Leases of Crown Land granted in satisfaction of the 
undermentioned applications, the lessees having 
neglected or refused to execute the same. 


(1922-9,153 ; 9,182; 9,356; 9,355; 9,183 L.B.) 


Application No. 37, Barraba (local 96), Peter Albert 
Peterson, Gu 78, county Darling, parish EKumur, 
12 acres, 21st September, 1922, date of lease. 


Application No, 113, Canbelego (local 173), William 
Edward Links, et 39, county Flinders, parish Bud- 
gery, 10 acres, 21st September, 1922, date of lease. 


Application No. 152, Canbelego (local 212), Vivian 
Alphonsus Dunn, en 72, county Flinders, parish 
Budgery, 2 a. 2 r. 5 p., 21st September, 1922, date 
of lease, 


Application No. 130, Cobar (local 310), Oliver Peacock, 
eL 208, county Robinson, parish Cobar, 1 a. 3 r. 
38 p., 6th October, 1922, date of lease. 


Application No. 52, Temora (local 56), George Hender- 


son, @n 28, county Bland, parish Bundawarrah, 
5 acres, 21st September, 192Z, date of lease. 


J.C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 





[4164 | Sydney, 22nd December, 1922. 
T is hereby notified that His Excellency the Gover- 
nor, with the advice of the Executive Council, 
has cancelled the undermentioned leases for non- 


payment of the rents due thereon, and they are hereby 
declared cancelled. 


[1922-6559 R. & I.] 


Gotp Lxsasus, Mining Act, 1906. 


No, 2,519, William Thomson, portion ex 18, county 
Bland, parish Trigalong, 7 acres, application No. 

; Temora 34-37, 

No. 2,525, Joseph Reginald Groves, portion ex 37, 
county Wellington, parish Wear, 3 acres, applica- 
tion No. Stuart Town 125-165. 

No. 2,527, Joseph Reginald Groves, portion gu 36, 
county Wellington, parish Wear, 10 acres, appli- 
cation No. Stuart Town 127-167. 

No. 2,538, Duncan McLean Marshall, portion gr 295, 
county Wellington, parish Hargraves, 3 acres, 
application No. Hargraves 75-75. 

No. 2,557, George Leggett Spratt, portion ex 111, 
county Wellington, parish Hargraves, 4 acres, 
application No. Hargraves 66-66. 

No. 2,558, George Leggett Spratt, portion gt 99, 
county Wellington, parish Hargraves, 5 acres, 
application No, Hargraves 68-68. 

No. 2,559, George Leggett see eR portion et 112, 
county Wellington, parish Hargraves, 3 acres, 
application No. Hargraves 69-69. 


Mingrat Leases, Mrning Act, 1906. 


No, 1,671, Amelia Wright, portion mn 2, county Phil- 
lip, parish Bumberra, 2 acres, application No. 
Mudgee 6-17. 

No. 2,253, John Ross McLennan, portion mx 13, county 
Gough, parishes Boyd and Bald Nob, 15 acres, 
application No. Glen Innes 62-194. 


No, 2,256, Leslie Edward Palmer Kirk, portion mx 10, 
county. Westmoreland, parish Bindo, 5 acres, 
application No. Oberon 82-145. 

No. 2,261, Phillip Mintaro Muir, portion mx 139, 
county Yancowinna, parish Waukeroo, 5 acres, 
application No. Broken Hill 332-346. 

No. 2,418, Ernest Victor Jones and William Sackeld 

Sutton, portion mui 220, county Yancowinna, 


arish Bolaira, 40 acres, application No. Broken 
Hill 385-401. 


No. 2,424, George Henry Singleton Riley, portion m1 
7, county Burnett, parish Adams, 5 acres, appli- 
eation No. Bingara 39-79. 


No, 2,433, James Allen, portion mu 68, county Gough, 


parish Strathbogie North, 39 a. 1 r. 24 p., appli- | 


cation No, Emmaville 295-383, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No 174. 


6691 


No. 2,434, Thomas Farrell and James Farrell, portion 
ML 22, counties Inglis and Darling, parishes Han- 
ing and Hall, 60 acres application No. Bende- 
meer 17-34. 


No. 2,610, John Reid Stewart, portion mn 7, county 
Vernon, parish Fenwick, 22 acres, application No, 


Walcha 13-30. 


No. 2,619, George Fishpool, portion m1 48, county 
Kennedy, parish Beaconsfield, 20 acres, applica- 
tion No. Tottenham 73-78. 


No. 2,620, Alexander Robert Henry Hutchinson and 
Thomas Charles Fowler, portion mn 47, county 
Kennedy, parish Beaconsfield, 30 acres, applica- 
tion No. Tottenham 74-79. 


No. 2,622, Archibald Lancelot Leverton Donaldson, 
portion mi 8, county Roxburgh, parish Eusdale, 
la. lr. 32 p., application No. Bathurst 20-168. 


No, 2,626, George Valentine Price, portion mn 114, 
county Yancowinna, parish Albert, 40 acres, appii- 
cation No. Broken Hill 454-481, 


No. 2,631, William Kelly, William Buncle Bullock, 
Angus McGregor, and John Michael Hanney, por- 
tion ML 22, county Blaxland, parish Urambie Fast, 
4) acres, application No. Euabalong 49-58. 


No, 2,715, Albert Leslie Kefford and Thomas John 
Lindsay, portion wu 2, county Cunningham, parish 


pra | North, 40 acres, application No. Bobadah 
7-63. 


Drepcing Least, Mining Act, 1906. 


No, 447, John Wilson Archibald, portion m1 87, county 
Hardinge, parish Darby, 21 a. 1 r. 1 p., applica- 
tion No. Tingha, 167-580. 


J.C. L. FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines. 





[4165] Sydney, 22nd December, 1922. 


T is hereby notified that His Excellency the Gover- 
nor, with the advice of the Executive Council, 
has declared the undermentioned lease void for non- 
payment of the rent due thereon, and it is hereby 
declared void. 


[1922-6,554 R. & I.] 
Gotp Lease, Mintna Act, 1874. 
Cobar Mining District. 


No. 88, Wilfrid James Norris, Alice Maud Norris, 
Thomas Walter Lipscomb, William Prosper, and 
Osborne Edward Norris, portion ext 6, county 
Robinson, parish Cobar, 5 acres, application No. 
Cobar 16. 


J. C. L. FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines. 


[4166] Sydney, 22nd December, 1922. 
it is proposed to cancel the undermentioned leases, 
and notice of cancellation thereof will be published 
in the Government Gazette of the 5th January, 1923, 
and the lands referred to in such leases will, unless 
held under some other title, after publication of 
Government Gazette of that date (namely, at 2.30 
o’clock p.m., Sydney time), be available for occupa- 
tion in terms of the Mining Act, 1906. 
[1922-6,671: 6.893 R & I.) 


Minerat Lease, Mining Act, 1906. 


No. 2,747, Henry Dogger and Herbert Glazier, por- 
tion Mut 24, county Robinson, parish Mullimut, 
40 acres, application No. Cobar 95-288. 


Gotp Leasz, Mintna Act, 1906. 


No. 2,480, Federation and Mount Owen Gold Mines 
No Liability, portion No. et 1, county Hawes, 
parish Mummel, 8 a. 3 r. 36 p., application Nos. 
Copeland 116-120, Walcha 6-21. 


J.C. L, FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines. 


6692 23 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 174, {22 Dxc., 1922. 
[4965]. ! Department of Mines, 
; Sydney, 22nd Devember, 1922, 
REVOCATION OF PART OF RESERVE FROM CONDITIONAL SALE (WITHIN A PROCLAIMED GOLN-FIELD, 
NOW THE CANOWINDRA GOLD-FIELD), PARISH OF COLLETT, COUNTY OF ASHBURNHAM. 


I3 Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Hxecutive Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, and with the 

concurrence of the Secretary for Lands, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 106 of the Mining 

Act, 1906, part of reserve from conditional sale (within a proclaimed gold-field, now the Canowindra Gold-field), hereunder described, 
shall be revoked, and it is hereby revoked accordingly. 


[192 2-7,006-121 Misc. ] 





J.C. L. FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines. 









































ScHEDULE. 
Lebe.. | Division iteser've Pur Date of Count Parish. | Shire Area Part revoked Papers No. 
District. ; No. puree Pr clamation. J: : 4 : r 
Ae a Misc. 
Molong.,.| Eastern,| ...... From conditional sale) 21 Ma~., 1879) Ashburnham | Ccllett =... Boree...| D AZ 2 Part withia portion 209.) 1922-6,595 
(within a prociaimed | Plan A, 7,460-1,770, | (Mines) 
gold-field. now the | 
Canowindra Gold- 
field). | 
[4066] Department of Mines, 


Sydney, 22nd December, 1922. 


REVOCATION OF PART OF RE3ERVE No, 18,144 FROM SALE FOR GOLD-MINING PURPOSES, PARISH OF 
MURRIMBOOLA, COUNTY OF HARDEN. 


HH’ Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, and’ with th 

concurrence of the Secretary for Lands, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 106 of the Mining 
Act, ree part of reserve No. 18,144 from sale for gold-mining purposes, hereunder described, shall be revoked, and it is hereby revoked 
accordingly. 


[1922 7,009-121 Mise,] J.C. L. FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines. 









































SoHEDULE. 
: * 
Land Siena | 3 A F) 
puree | Division. | ee Purpose. See eh County. | Parish. | Shire. | Area, Part revoked. Papers No, 
| | St oe : | ars 
(a. Te Dp. | 
Young ...| Hastern | 18,144 | From sale for gold-) 22 July, 1893} Harden. | Murrimboola...| Demon- (11 2 26 | That part within tortion 648 Misc. 
| mining purpozes. | ; Grille | | Plan If, 6,582-1,7.6. P 1922-6,495 
: | | | | (Mines), 
} | | | 
[4967] Department of Mines, 


Sydney, 22nd December, 1922. 
REVOCATION OF PART OF RESERVE No. 1,053 FROM ALIENACYON FOR MINING OR MINING PURPOSES 
PARISH OF WILKIE, COUNTY OF HARDEN. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, and with the 
concurrence of the Secretary for Lands, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 106 of the Mining 
Act, 1906, part of Reserve No. 1,056, notified 20th January, 1909, from alienation for mining or mining purposes, hereunder described 


shall be revoked, and it is hereby revoked accordingly. 
[Ly22-7,007-121 Misc. ] J.C. L. FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines. 





SCHEDULE. 





| Date of 
| Notification. 


Land 


District. Division. 


Reserve Purpose. 
No 























—— a 
County. | Parish, | Shire. | Area. Part revoked. Pap:re N:, 


& YY. 0.| 

43 U 30) Part within portion 23) Mirc. 

Plans Il. 6,524-1,716. 1922-6,492 
(Mines). 


mining or mining 
Dur poses. 








Young .| Eastern.| 1,056 | Kiom Alienation fo1/ 20 Jan., ae Harden ...| Wilkie ...| Demondrile.. 
i 











[4084] i Department of Mines, 
Sydney, 22nd December, 1922, 
REVOCATION OF PART OF RESERVE No. 26,119 FROM CONDITIONAL SALE (WITHIN THE BINGARA 
GOLD-FIELD), PARISH OF HALL, COUNTY OF MURCHISON. 
IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, and with the coms 


currence of the Secretary for Lands, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of section 106 of the Mining Act, 
1906, part of Reserve No. 26,119 from conditional sale (within the Biogara Gold-field), hereunder described, shall be revoked, and it is 


hereby revoked accordingly. 
[1922-7,008-121 Mise. } J.C. L. FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines. 






































SCHEDULE. 
Land Reserv Date of 3 Papers 
District. Division. | “xo. Purpose. Notification. County. | Parish. | Shire. | Area, | Part revoked, No. 
| a rm vr, 
Bingara., Central..| 26,119 | From conditio :al sale) 12 June, 1897) Murchison .., Mall «| Gwydir 20 uv 0 | Part. within porticns 48) Mise, 1922 
(within the Bingara! | Shire. and 66. Plana M.2,252) 6,624 


Gold-field), 


ee a Te PT or 











‘and 2,598-1,789, (Mines), 








| 


22 Dro, 1922] 








NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 174. 


6693 





Lanuos Department Potices. 





APPOINTMENTS. 





Western Land Board Office, 
Sydney, 22nd December, 1922. 


rigs Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, has been pleased to 
approve of the following appointments :— 


(1) Hugh Langwell, Esquire, a Commissioner of the 
Western Land Board, to be Chief Commissioner 
ana Chairman of the Western Land Board, in heu 
of Colin James McMaster, Esquire, retired,—to 
take effect from the lst December, 1922. 

(2) George Australia Denning, Esquire, Secretary of 
the Western Land Board, to be also a Commis- 
sioner of the Western Land Board, in lieu of 
Colin James McMaster, Esquire, retired,—to take 
effect from the Ist December, 1922, 

(3) Arthur William Mullen, Esquire, Surveyor on the 
Staff of the Western Land Board, to be also a 
Commissioner of the Western Land Board, in leu 
of Samuel Wilkinson Moore, Esquire, retired,—to 
take effect from the Ist January, 1923. 

[W.L.B. 1922-7,489] 

W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


[4196] 


[4107 } Sydney, 22nd December, 1922. 
if is hereby notified, for public information, that, 

in accordance with the provisions of the 26th 
section of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, 
the undermentioned gentlemen are hereby avpointed 
as Trustees respectively of the portions of land herein- 
after particularised, namely :— 


The portion of the General Cemetery at Cooba Creek, 
dedicated 7th December, 1886, set apart for Roman 
Catholic Burial Ground :— 

Right Reverend Joseph Wilfred Dwyer, D.D., Very 
Reverend Timothy O’Connell, Messrs. Charles 
Anthony Bourke, George Christopher Jowett (in 
lieu of Reverend H. Finegan, Messrs. James 
McGrath and J. Makin, deceased, and Reverend 
J. Hennessy, resigned). 

[ Mise. 1922-10,621] 





The portion of the General Cemetery at East Kemp- 
sey, dedicated 8th June, 1895, set apart for Presby- 
terlan Burial Ground :— 


Messrs. James Gamack, Robert Mackay (in lieu of 
Messrs. J. Gilfillan and J. L. Campbell, resigned). 
[Misc. 1922-8,904] 





The portion of the General Cemetery at Gilgandra, 
dedicated 2nd June, 1893, set apart for Unsectarian 
Burial Ground : — 


Dr. Henry Peet and John Alcock Dixon Smirthwaite, 
Esquire (in lieu of Messrs, A. Whiteman and 
A. E. Smith, resigned). 

[ Mise. 1922-9,253] 





The portion of the General Cemetery at Bungowannah 
(Moorwatha), dedicated 22nd November, 1870, set 
apart for Unsectarian Burial Ground :— 


Ephriam Shipard, Esquire (in lieu of Mr. W. Fer- 
guson, deceased), 
[Misc, 1922-8,899] 





The portion of the General Cemetery at Uranquinty, 
dedicated 22nd November, 1902, set apart for Un- 
sectarian Burial Ground :— 


Messrs, Augustine Kroker, Thomas Smith, Nat Smith 
(in lieu of Messrs, E. Foley and W. F. Stone, 
deceased, and W. J. Hennessy, resigned). 

[Misc. 1922-7,908] 





The portion of the General Cemetery at Catherine 
Hill Bay, and extension thereto, dedicated 9th March, 
1894, and 10th January, 1912, respectively, set apart 
for Unsectarian Burial Ground :— 


Messrs. William Wiggs, John Henry H. Lawson (in 
lieu of Mr. W. Wardle, deceased, and D. A. Gow, 
resigned). 

[Mise. 1922-8,180] 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
No 174, 22 December, 1922 —6, 


[4108] Sydney, 22nd December, 1922. 
T is hereby notified, for public information, that 
in accordance with the provisions of the Public 
Trusts Act, 1897, His Excellency the Governor, with 
the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased 
to approve of the appointment of the undermentioned 
gentlemen as Trustees of reserve No. 55,865, at Black- 
town, parish of Prospect, county of Cumberland, area 
16 acres 3 roods 22 65/100 perches, notified 8th Dec- 
ember, 1922, for Show Ground, namely : — 


Messrs. John Henry Smith Angus, George Alfred 
Lalor, James Simpson, James Burns, Joseph 
Hicks, Rowland Ivery, Michael Macon. 


[Mise, 1922-10,255] 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





[4170] Sydney, 22nd December, 1922. 


ERRATUM, 


i the Schedule of lapsing of after-auction sales of 
Crown Lands ,published in Government Gazette 
410. 17] of 15th December, 1922, folio 6592, under 
column headed ‘‘allotment’’? add ‘14,’ and under 
column headed ‘‘area’’ add ‘‘2 roods’’ to an applica- 
tion made by Henry Archer Pollack, of Bookham, 
labourer. | 


[Aln, 1922-7,555] 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


[4120] Sydney, 22nd December, 1922. 


ALTERATION OF PURPOSE OF A SPECIAL 
LEASE. 


T is hereby notified, for general information, that 
the purpose of Special Lease 1922-2, Condobolin, 
held by Leo Joseph Crowe, has been altered from 
‘‘Residence’”’ to ‘‘Store and Residence.’’ The lease 
shall continue to be subiect to the conditions under 
which the granting of the lease was notified in the 
Government Gazette of the 10th February, 1922. 


[Ms. Ls. 1922-15,203] 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





[4121] Sydney, 22nd December, 1922. 


ALTERATION OF CONDITIONS OF A SPECIAL 
LEASE. 
T is hereby notified, for general information, that 
the conditions of Special Lease 1921-3, Parra- 
matta, county Cumberland, parish North Colah, shire 
Hornsby, held by San Remo Orchard Company 
Limited, have been altered. The lease shall be subject 
to the conditions, provisions, exceptions, covenants, 
and reservations under which the granting of the 
lease was notified in the Government Gazette of 7th 
October, 1921, with the exception of special condition 
(c), which is hereby revoked. 


[Ms, Ls, 1922-14,153] 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 














[4127] Sydney, 22nd December, 1922. 


SURRENDER OF PART OF A SPECIAL LEASE. 


T is hereby notified, for general information, that 
I the surrender to the Crown has been accepted 
of all the right, title, and interest of The Dorrigo 
Co-operative Dairy Company Limited in and to that 
part of Special Lease No. 1913-14, Bellingen, com- 
prised in portion 278, parish Leigh, county Fitzroy, 
and being an area of 2 acres 2 roods 24 perches, and 
the rent reduced to £12 18s. 2d.,—such surrender to 
take effect as on and from the 2nd October, 1922. 


[Ms. Ls. 1922-15 ,236 | 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


6694 


NEW ‘SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 174. 


[22 Dzc., 1923, - 


SS SS eS ee ee ee 


[4118] Sydney, 22nd-December, 1922. 


ADDITION OF AREA TO A SPECIAL LEASE. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, 
in pursuance of the provisions of section 164 of 
the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, an area of 
about 6 acres has been added to Special Lease 1920-12, 
Cootamundra, county Clarendon, parish of Bute, shire 
Illabo, and now forms part of such special lease, held 
by Timothy O’Brien, subject to the annual rent of the 
lease being increased to £2 10s., inclusive of rent for 
Crown improvements, from the Ist January, 1923, but 
otherwise to the same conditions, provisions, excep- 
tions, reservations, and covenants under which the 
granting of the special lease was notified in the Gov- 
ernment Gazette of the 26th August, 1921. 
[Ms. Ls. 1922-15,164] 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


[4119] Sydney, 22nd December, 1922. 


ALTERATION OF PURPOSE AND CONDITIONS 
OF A SPECIAL LEASE. 


[’ is hereby notified, for general information, that 
the purpose of Special Lease 1917-6, Kempsey, 
county Dudley, parish Nulla Nulla, shire Macleay, held 
by John Joseph McCarney, James Thomas McCarney, 
and Mary McCarney, executors and executrix of the 





estate of the late William James McCarney, has been _ |. 


altered. from ‘‘Grazing’’ to .‘‘Dairying.’’ The lease 


shall be subject to the conditions, provisions, excep- - 


tions, covenants and reservations under which the 
granting of the lease was notified in the Government 
Gazette of 16th November, 1917, except that subsec- 
tion 14 of Regulation 106 (notified 20th April, 
1917), has been added, and subsection 22 of the same 


Regulation amended to read as follows:—A breach of | 


any of the conditions or a conviction under the Public 
Health Act, or Dairies Supervision Act as the case 
may be, will render the lease liable to forfeiture. 


[Ms. Ls. 1922-15,2827. 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





[4117] Sydney, 22nd December, 1922. 


SURRENDER OF PART OF A ROAD PERMIT. 


T is hereby notified, for general information, that 
the surrender to the Crown has been accepted of 
all the right, title, and interest of Charles Frederick 
Tindal in and to that part of Road Permit No. 1918- 
16, Inverell, described below,—such surrender to take 
effect as‘on and from the 9th March, 1922. 
[Ms. Ls. 1922-14,931] 


W. E. WEARNHE, Minister for Lands. 





EASTERN DIVISION. 


County Arrawatta, parish Bonshaw, Ashford Shire, 
an area of about 2 roods: Commencing at the inter- 
section of the south boundary of portion 10 with the 
north-eastern side of the road from Bonshaw to Texas; 
and bounded thence by that road south-easterly about 
1 chain; thence by lines east about 5 chains, and north 
to portion 10 aforesaid; and by that portion westerly, 
to the point of commencement. 





[4139] Sydney, 22nd December, 1922. 


NOTIFICATION OF CLOSING OF UNNECESSARY 
ROADS AND PARTS OF ROADS. 


IS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, directs it to be notified 

that, in pursuance of the provisions of the 20th 
section of the Public Roads Act, 1902, the roads and 
parts of roads hereunder described, which are now 
no longer required, are hereby closed, and the lands 
comprised therein freed and discharged from any 
rights of the public or any person to the same as 


highways. 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





DESCRIPTIONS, 


The unnecessary parts of the main public road from 
Bemboka to Bega, separating portion 197 (part) and 
portion 166 (part), parish of Meringo, from portions 
130 (part), 246 (part), and 247 (part), parish of 
Numbugga, north and north-east of the constructed 
road as shown on plan catalogued R. 14,753-1,603, 
pareh of Meringo, county of Auckland, Mumbulla 

ire. 

[Roads 1921-851-9] Lor 


The unnecessary roads now included in an area of 
256 acres, measured as portion 242, as shown on plan 
catalogued C. 3,825-1,578, parish of Wallace, county 
of Clarendon (within the boundaries and suburban 
lands of village of Wallace), Illabo Shire. 

[Roads 1922-468-3] 

The part of public road (R, 13,734-1,603), as shown 
on plan catalogued R. 14,921-1,603, marish of Wil- 
loughby, county of Cumberland, Municipality of 
North Sydney. 

[Roads 1918-729-25] 





Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 22nd December, 1922, 


APPROACHING LAND SALES. 


ROWN LANDS have been advertised in the Governmen ¢ 
Gazette for sale at the undermentioned places and 
dates :— 
Gazette 

No. 
Arpury—Wednesday, 10th January, 1923 ,.. »- 166 
BaRADINE—Saturday, 13th January, 1923 ,.. e- 169 
BARELLAN—Friday, 9th February, 1923.4 ee yell 
Cowra—Thursday, 4th January, 1923 ose ve (166 
Duncoc—Wednesday, 17th January, 1923 ... ed ui 
GRENFRLL— Wednesday, 31st January, 1925 wot NTL 
Marousra—Monday, Ist January, 1923... eh 6G 
W aLcHa—W ednesday, 17th January, 1923... ee, TL 
Wincuam—Wednesday, 17th January, 1923 bbe) eae 
Wyratonc— Wednesday, 3rd January, 1923... Teen LOG 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Landa. 








[4129] Sydney, 22nd December, 1922. 


TENDERS FOR THE PURCHASE OF PORTION 292 
OF 5 ACRES, PARISH OF ST. LUKE, COUNTY 
OF CUMBERLAND, BEING. EVANS’ FARM 
ACQUIRED UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF 
THK CLOSER SETTLEMENTS ACTS. 

EASTERN DIVISION, 
Lanp Disrrict or Parramarta, MUNICIPALITY OF 
CaBRAMATTA AND CANLEY VALE. 

if is hereby notified for general information that 
tenders will be received at this Department, not 

later than 12 noon on Saturday, the 20th January, 

1923, for the purchase of portion 292, of 5 acres, 

parish of St. Luke, county of Cumberland, in accord- 

ance with the provisions of subsection 6 of section 21 

of the Closer Settlement (Amendment) Act, 1909. 


Tenders should be made on Form 36, addressed to 
the Under Secretary for Lands, and endorsed ‘‘Tender 
for the purchase of portion 292, parish of St. Luke, 
county of Cumberland, and they shall be made under 
and subject to the following provisions and condi- 
tions : — 

1. The upset price shall be £390. 

2. Tenders shall state the amount which the ten- 
derer is prepared to pay for the said portion, 
and a deposit of 10 per cent. of such amount, 
accompanied by ad valorem stamp duty at the 
rate of fifteen shillings per £100 tendered, 
shall be lodged with the tender, balance to be 
paid in nine equal annual instalments, with 
interest at the rate of 5} pe cent. per 
annum, but two or more instalments may be 
paid at the same time. 

3. The Minister for Lands reserves the right to 
accept or refuse any tender. 

4, The highest or any tender shall not necessarily 
be accepted. 

5. Municipal rates, amounting to £4 6s. 4d., 
owing on this farm as at 2lst April, 1922, 
must be paid by successful tenderer to the 
Cabramatta and Canley Vale Municipal 
Council. 

6. The successful tenderer shall insure the build- 
ings on the holding with the Treasury In- 
surance Board, in the name of the Secretary 
for Lands, for not less than £200, and keep 
the same so insured until the full purchase 
money is paid, the policy to be retained in 
the Department. of Lands for safe custody. 


Heliographs showing the portion and improvements 
thereon may be seen at the Information Bureau, Lands 
Department, Sydney, and at the Office of the Crown 
Land Agent, Parramatta. 

[Papers—Clo. Sett. 6,097-14] 


W, E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


22 Dsc., 1922.) 


NEW £00TH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 174. 


6695 





[4128] Sydney, 22nd December, 1922. 


ERRATUM NOTICE. 


C is hereby notified, for general information, that 
in the notification in the Government Gazette of 


17th March, 1909, granting Special Lease 1908-4, Gren# 


fell, to Albert Thomas Shaw, the date of expiry of the 
lease was therein stated to be 3lst December, 1922, 
such date should read ‘‘31st December, 1929.’’ 

LMs. Ls. 1922-15,577] 








[4109] 
: LAND SALES. 


te pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Con- 
solidation Act, 1913, I, the Minister for Lands, do 
hereby notify that the following Lots of Land will be offered 
for sale by public auction at the undermentioned places, at 
the times and on the days specified, at the upset prices fixed 
thereto. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, GUNDAGAI, 
On Wednesday, the 7th day of Iebruary, 1923, 
at 12 o’clock noon. 

Lanp District oF GUNDAGAI. 


Within the village of Muttama, parish Mooney Mooney, 
county Harden, shire Adjungbilly. 


TERMS :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in twelye months, 
with interest at 5 per cent. 


Town Lots, 











Allotment. | Section. Area. ‘pest Price per Lot, 
& _.\P> | £8, 4. 
4 25 y 2 0 6 0 0 
7 *9 HZ 9 6 0 0 
9 13 QO 2 QO 12 0. 0 
10 Ai OQ) 42) 0 15 0 0 


Papers—Aln. 1922-8,758 ; Plan M. 3-1,838 R. 


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SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, WYALONG, 


On Wednesday, the 24th day of January, 1923, 
at £2 o’clock noon. 


LAND District oF WYALONG. 
Parish Wyalong, county Gipps, shire Bland. 


TERMS :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in twelve months, 
with interest at 5 per cent. 


Country Lor. 








Portion. | Area, Upset price per Lot. 
a. iPio. Pp; ©) uBod. 
919 0:2 0 282 6 0 





Upset price includes £250, value of improyements. 
Situated 4 mile from West Wyalong Post Office. 
Sale is restricted to surface and 80 feet below. 
Papers—Aln. 1922-9,126; Plan G. 3,032-8,171. 





“SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, BELLINGEN, 


On Wednesday, the 7th day of February, 1923, 
at 12 o’clock noon. 


LAND District oF BELLINGEN. 


Within the village of Raleigh, parish Sonth Bellingen, 
county Raleigh, shire Bellingen. 


Terms :— Deposit, 25 per eent.; balance in two equal annual 
instalments, with interest at 5 per cent. per annum. 


SUBURBAN Lots. 























Upset ' Upset 
Portion.; Area. Price per {Portion. Area Price per 

Lot. Lot. 
& T. (Desi woes. d: at ragep. || © se d, 
586 | 0 030) 30 0 OF 541 0 0 244) 22 0 0 
537 0 O 334] 160 10 0] 542]; 0 O74] 22 0.0 
538} 0 0 263} 30 0 O]} 543] O 0 283) 195 0 0 
6389; 0 025; 22 0 OF 544| 0 0 343 2 0 O 
546 | 0 O 244) 22 0 Of 545 | 0 0 357) 20 0 0 


Upset prices of lots 537 and 543 include value of improve- 
ments, £130 10s. and £100 respeetively. 
Papers Aln. 1922-8,266. Plans R. 3,337, and 3,338-1,714. 











‘SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, KEMPSEY. 
On Wednesday, the 7th day of February, 1923, 
at 11 o’clock a.m, 

Laxy Disrricr or Kempsey. 


Within the town of West Kempsey, parishes Beranghi and 
Yarrayel, counties Macquarie and Dudley, municipality 
of Kempsey. 


TERMs :—Where the upset price does not exceed £20, deposit 
25 per cent., balance in twelve months, with interest 
at 5 percent. Where the upset price exceeds £20 but 
does not exceed £50, deposit 25 per cent., balance in two 
equal’'annual instalments, with interest at 5 per cent. 
per aonum. Where the upset price excceds £50 but 
does not exceed £100, deposit 25 per cent., balance in 
three equal annual instalments, with interest at 5 per 
cent. per annum, Where the upset price exceeds £100, 
deposit 20 per cent., balance in four equal annual 
instalments, with interest at 5 per cent, per annum. 








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Papers Aln. 1922.8,780. Plans K. 40, 42, 44, 46 to 52, 54 
to 56, 59, 60, 62-1,593. 


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Within the town of Gladstone, shire Macleay, parish 
Kinchela, county Macquarie. 


Terms:—Deposit, 25 per cent.; balance in 2 equal annual 
instalments with interest at 5 per cent. per annum. 


SuBURBAN Lots. 

















pset Upset 

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Papers Aln, 1922-8,155 ; Plans Gladstone 10 and 11-2,095, 


6696 





SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, NARRABRI, 


On Wednesday, the 24th day of January, 1923, 
At 12 o’clock noon. 


Lanp District oF NARRABRI. 
Parish Newman, county Baradine, shire Walgett. . 
TeRms :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in three equal annual 
instalments, with interest at 5 per cent. per annum. 


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Situated about 8 miles south-west from Pilliga. 
Suitable for grazing only. 
Paper—Aln. 1922-8,690 ; Plan B. 538-1,790. 





[4106] Sydney, 22nd December, 1922. 


LAND SALE. 


if pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands 

Consolidation Act, 1913, I, the Minister for Lands, do 
hereby notify that the following Lots of Land will be offered 
for sale by public auction, at the undermentioned place, at 
the time and on the day specified. 


W. E, WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





SALE AT THE LANDS OFFICE, PICTON, 
On Wednesday, the 17th day of January, 1923, 
at 12°30 o’clock. 
Layp District oF PIcToN, 
Within the Municipality of Campbelltown, parish St. Peter, 
county Cumberland. 


Terms :—Deposit, 25 per cent. ; balance in five years with 
interest at 5 per cent. 











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Portion. | Area, | Upset Price per Lot. 
Ey ie ts © Js; d. 
338 1283), 80 1,250 UW OU 





Plan C. 3,310-2,:30. Clo. Set. 1922 -3,333. 





[3372] Sydney, 17th November, 1929. 
PROPOSED ALTERATION OF DESIGN OF THE 
VILLAGE OF WALLACE. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, 
under the provisions of section 23 of the Crown 

Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, it is intended, at the 
expiration of three months from this date, to alter 
the design of the village of Wallace and of the 
suburban lands attached thereto, by cancelling the 
whole of the suburban lands, by excluding from the 
village lands that part within measured portion 242, 
and by closing certain streets and lanes. 

Lithographs illustrating the proposal may be in- 
spected at the Information Bureau, Department of 
Lands, Sydney, and at the office of the Crown Land 
Agent, Wagga Wagga. 
(€.S. 1922-10,960] 


W. FE. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


Western Land Board Office, 
Sydney, 22nd December, 1922. 


Tk is hereby notified that His Excellency the Go- 
vernor, with the advice of the Executive Council, 
has approved of the purpose of Special Western Lands 
Leases Nos, 2,547, 2,637, 2,638, 2,639, 2,641, 2,642, 
2,643, 2,644, 2,647, 2,648, 2,649, 2,650, and 2,678 being 
changed from ‘‘Storage’’ to ‘‘Storage and the Erec- 
tion of Machinery.’’ 
[W.L.B. 1922-7,481] 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


| 4200] 





Surveyor-General’s Office, 
Sydney, 20th December, 1922. 


T is hereby notified that a Special License, under 
the’ Real Property Act No. 25, 1900, has been 
issued to the undermentioned Licensed Surveyor :— 
Tolley, Howard George, of Sydney; date, 20th De- 
cember, 1922. 
A. H. CHESTERMAN, 
Acting Surveyor-General. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 174. 


LS 


[22 Dro. 1922 


TOURIST MAPS 
FOR SALE AT LANDS DEPARTMENT. 





SOUTH-EASTERN DISTRICT OF THE STATE. 
NORTH-EASTERN DISTRICT OF THE STATE, 


CENTRAL SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF THE STATE. 


Scale, 10 miles to 1 inch. Showing by distinctive colours 
trafficable roads, natural features, distances between Towns, 
Post Offices, Hotels, Petrol Depéts, principal fishing streams, 
and other information useful to Tourists. Price, 1s. 6d. ; 
folded in stiff covers, 2s. 





Obtainable at Information Bureau of this Department. 
Postage, extra. 





TOURIST MAPS 
FOR SALE AT LANDS DEPARTMENT, 


HAWKESBURY RIVER, in colour. 
Seale, 1 mile to l inch. Price, 2s. 6d. 


SYDNEY HARBOUR, in colour. 


Scale, 40 chains to 1 inch. Showing localities immediately 
adjoining, and reserves on foreshores. Price, Is. 6d. 


NATIONAL PARK, in colour. 
Scale, 40 chains to l inch. Price, 2s, 


—~s. 





Obtainable at Information Bureau of this Department. 
Postage, extra. , 





STOCK ROUTE MAPS 
FOR SALE AT LANDS DEPARTMENT. 


STOCK ROUTE MAPS, Eastern and Central Divisions, 
in colour, 
Showing distances along’roads and routes. Scale, 16 miles 
to 1 inch. Two sheets, Northern and Southern, Price 
5s. per sheet. 


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Obtai able at Information Bureau of this Department. 
Postage, extra. 





NOTICE OF PROCEEDING BEFORE LOCAL 
LAND BOARD. 


HE persons whose names and last-known addresses 
are mentioned hereunder are hereby notified that 
Local Land Boards will sit at the places and on the 
dates indicated to deal with the respective matters set 
out under each name. The Board, if it so see fit, will 
proceed with the matter under investigation in the 
absence of the party concerned. 


E. W. BRIERLY, 
Chairman. 
To Albert James Vine, of Boggabri. 
Court-house, Gunnedah, 9th January, 1923, 10 
a.m. 


As to compliance with residence condition attaching 
to your Coueitional Purchase No. 1920-25, Gunes 


parish Boggabri, county Pottinger. 


APPLICATION FOR CONVERSION OF A SPECIAL 
LEASE WITHIN A RESERVE, 

li accordance with the provisions of section 190 of 

the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, an inquiry 

will be heard by the Local Land Board, at the place 

and on the date indicated, as to any objections to 

the granting of the application particularised here- 


under :— 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





Court-house, Taree, 18th January, 1923, 10 a.m. 


Re Reserve 2,617, for Water Supply, parish Talawahl, 
county Gloucester. 

Application by Robert Nixon Everingham for conver- 
sion of Special Lease 17-5 into C.L. 21-60, Taree. 

[L.B. 1922-3,353] [4201] 








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jad wnjueo ted $¢ Jo oye et) 98 0g [reqs Souom osvyornd predun ay uo pred eq 07 yset0juT eq} pus fanyea jeyrdvo oy} jo tinques sed $9 yo oqva 04} ¥e 0q T[eYS SpUOUB]ISUT [ENUUB yUonbosqns pus 4isodep oy, 


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22 Dec., 1922.) NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. (74. 675: 








CLOSER SETTLEMENT. 





PROCLAMATION OF INTENTION TO CONSIDER THE ADVISABLENESS OF AOQUERING AN ESTATE aN 
THE AUTHORISED LINE OF RAILWAY FROM THE ROCK TO PULLETOP. 


Sir Watter Epwarp Davinson, the Governor of the Stite of New South Wales, with the advice of the Executive Council 
of the said State, in pursuance of the provisions of section 4 of the Closer Settlement (Amendment) Act, 1907, as 
amended by the Closer Settlement (Amendment) Act, 1918, do declare, by this Proclamation to be published in the Governmen’ 
Gazette, that I propose to consider the advisalen2ss of acquiring the parcel of land described in the Schedule hereunder for the 
purpose of closer settlement :— 
' SCHEDULE. 
EASTERN’ AND CENTRAL DIVISIONS. 


Land Disrriots or ALBURY AND WaaGa Waaaa; Surrees or KygamBA AND HoxpRooxr, 




















r | Plan on which © aoe 
»ro? ; ¢ Estate i 
Estate. Pl : egg . Parishes, Counties. sh se te med Papers, eS 
| tint, 
' Acres. 
Clifton... oh Ae 11,828 Westby and Forest Creek; Mitchell and Goulburn) Ms. 1,624 ro Cle. Sett. 1927-3,293 








Signed and sealed at Sydney, this nineteenth day of December, 1922. 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 





By His Excellency’s Command, Governor. 
W. EK. WEARNE. 
[3801] GOD SAVE THE KING! 
[4111] Sydney, 22nd D.cember, 1922. 


CANCELLATION OF ANNUAL LEASES. 


OTICE is hereby given that the undermentiored Annual Leases have been cancelled, in accorJance with the provisions 
of section 264, subsection (4), Pastures Protection Act, 1912, the lands leased boing covered by reserves passed to the 
control of the Pastures Protection Boards. 
The leases will terminate on 3Ist March, 1923. 
W. EF. WEARNE, Minister for Landa. 















































< SCHEDULE. Ca 
Be ct eee ot : Land Name of Lessee. | Parish. County and Shire. ag eae corselng | Area. | Rent, 
ee ——— ta iv | 
| | a. Pp. £ 8 de 
1905-2, Deniliquin ..| Falkirer, F. 8, and Sons,} Thurgoon .../ Townsend; Conargo... T.S.R. 33,738.. 320 0 0 | 613 4 
ee ahd | me 
1906-3, FF me Perrin, Alfred Ernest ..| Warbreccan .| Tcwnsend; Morray ..| F.S.R. 3?,043./5'7 230 8 1 10 
1911-2, i | Guy, Robert Vernon  .. | North Conarge, Townsend; Corargo ...| T..R. 36,461, “360 0 0;65 12 6 
15 620, Glen Innes . | Bowman, Andrew and| Dumaresq | Clive; Tenterfield ...! T.S.R. 32,542. E507 OO ei oe. G 
| Edward. | ‘ | é 
1906- 3, iF .., Burgis, Walter Ernest ...| Ditmas ...| Gough; Severa «| TSR. 28,447..)146 0 O;1 3 4 
! ; | 
3 Pe ...| Logue, Michael ... .. | Ditmas and) do do | TSR. 285447150 0 0} 1 O. 0 
Glen Innes. | and 1,341. | 
10, #6 ...| Voss, Otte its .. | Ditmas oe do do ..| T.S.R, 28,447..180 0 0/110 0 
13, a .... Smith, Isaac William ...| do ei do do «pL. 8.R, 28,444) 60800) 1 0 0 
| | and 28,448 
1913-18, A; .. Chaffey, James Frederick} Glen Innes .. do do Sees Re 13485) 90 Or Os, lel3) 9 
1913-10, Hay ... Campbell, James junior...| Eilginbah .| Boyd; Carrathool hy T.S.R. 47,744./ 19 2 O}1 O O 
| | 
| | | # 
1905-36, Inverell ... Bowman, Ardrew and| Bowman .... Arrawatta; Ashord ...) T.S.R. ce ha OO I @ ¢ 
| Edward. a | 
1918-12, re Nicholas, Albert James ...| do Be do doe ote ben 40, O42 Ob Oo: O 
15,916, Tenterfield... Bowman, Andrew ard| Perth... .. | Clive; Tenterfield ...} T.3.R. 32,542... | 4O..0.:0 |b 0 Q- 
Edward. 
16,359, ie .. Bishop, Jesse... Fe Be ee Fe s« | 0 do eo cts aee 33,542, oo le 6 2a 
| | and 44,571. 
16,366, is se Do Fel Silat Pore sede do We! prs O OLE Or. 0 
16,367, 2 oe Do ee ea ats fo eae v-.| do do mete. 5 40 oO OTS O° G 
16,983, Qe Do Se ee ae wal a6 do tease 65 6.0/1 .0°9 
20,498, Hn .... Dunkeld, Mary ... 54: DWaderchies ...( Buller; "Tenterfield ...| T.S.R. 6,821. MEZ02"G" OFF. OF 0 
1916 13, # .../ Davideon, Ricl.avd .. | Reid , e do do T.S.R. 22 650. 70 0 011 0 0 
1918- 1, is ..| Wilson, John... 9 Bookookoorare. do do Ll PSB: 42.69. Fa "O'R PE (CFO 
2, eS | Davidson, Rickard .. | Reid’. ove do do T 8s 22651: ‘200 0 0/310 O 
[4110] Sydn: y, 22nd December, 1922, 


RESTORATION OF AN ANNUAL LHASi. 
T is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned Annual Lease, which was notified as non-ranewed in the 


ernm _ tored 
Gov ent Gazette has now been restore W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lends... 























ScHEDULE. 
eo Te ara: , % + wi "1 | a Se PERS 
Peck | Name of Lessee, | Land District. | Par’sh. County and Shire. | Ares, | Rants Gacetied now-renewed; 
| | hae Peep | £ a. d. 
1914-13 | Vine, Albert James | Gunnedah .,,.| Bogatri ...| Pottinger ; Namoi.. 49 2 0 1 O O| 27 Jan, 1922. 
| 


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6716 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 174. {24 Dz2., 1922. 








[4102] Sydney, 22nd December, 1922. 
CONDITIONAL LEASES. 


Nea is hereby given that the rents for the Conditional Leases, as particularised in the following Schedule, have been determined 
at the respective rates per acre stated. g 4 ’ 
Any difference of rent found to be dus to the Crown between the provisional rent and the rent as now determined (together with 

arrears of rent now due) must be paid within one month from the date of this notice to the Land Agent of the Distriet or to the State 

Treasurer. 

The renewal rent on any lease must be paid yearly in advance, either to the Land Agent of the District or to the State 

Treasurer, not later than the last day of the annual term of the lease, but it will be acoepted at any time prior to that date, if tendered. 

Any rent paid after the due date will bear interest, aoeruing due day by day, at the rate of & per cent. per annum. 


W. E. WEARNE, Mintster for Lands. 






























































« 3 | a 
4 , 5 Datewhen (S=ER% 
ory Date of County A & } I le.ge2 
38 F : S Area » | Annual | Amount | Bal’anee Interest sia pare rl 
sé Lessee. Address, Applica- Aen © | granted.| & | Rent, paid. pan commenced on ‘25 2¥ Shire, 
Z g tion. arish. . 2 Arrears. S Sas 
o 3 | © 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Digsrrict of BARMEDMAN, 
1921, Acres, 1s, 428. dG.) SSG, sade 
(0.14 2'/ 11 Mar., 1921 ) 
1921-2 | The Commissioners] Sydney... ..| 11 Mar..| Bland ; 141 843 | 1 4 4 9 Nil. is 1t 2°) 11 ,, 1922 +|1890-160) Narraburi‘a, 
of the Government Cartunrbi i Ue LTA hae ele sj eheraisiotota ye J Young, 
Savings Bank of 
New South Wales. 
‘ (per Shoard Jeseph)} Grogan. 
Lamp Distrior or GOULBURN. 
1921, d. 
2 1 8°) 2tMar,, 1922 
1921-1 | Hockey, Albert| Windellama ..} 24 Mar..| Argyle; 12 2513 | 2 2 eA Nee ees | 1862- Muiwaree. 
Jamies, Jerralong, OPO Gal Seite ata ctere 1,453. 
6 | Coleman, John’ ..| Canterbury ..| 12 Dec...! Argyle; 01, 8203 | 2 2) 15950) 208" 80) 22 la 1 Deer Ioan ols 7 do 
Narrangaril.|106, 
: ‘ 
131. 
Lanp DistRioF oF GRAFTON. 
1921 
| | 1 5 O*| 12 Sept., 1922) | 
1921-9 | Wenzel, Peter ..| Coaldale ..| 12 Sept..| Clarence ; 20 | 2193 13 ree vag WE SES ty. a0) | 907-50 | Copman- 
| Whiteman | MAID SEOE |" o8a soit eval) hurst 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lasp District oF WARIALDA. 
1821, 
| 2 5 OF 6 April, 1922 | 
1921-4 | The Queensland} Sydney... ..| 5 April.,| Stapylton ; | 48 2354 Uda vd 98) i8' | 2 S600 1909-11 | Boolooroo, 
National Bank Ltd, | Boobora. 46 CON) aoe amare | 
(per Jackson, Boggabilla,. | 
Edward) | | | 








ey 


Nows.—The titie to and rent of the above leases commence from date of application. * This is arrears of rentat the provisional rate of 2d. per acre per annum, 


[4124)} Sydney, 22n1i December, 1922, 
REVERSAL OF FORFEITURE OF CONDITIONAL PURCHASE AND CONDITIONAL LEASE, 


[T° is hereby notified that the forfeiture of the undermentioned Conditional Purchase and Conditional Lease, which was published in 
the Gazette on the date specified hereunder, has been reversed. 


—— W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


CENTRAL DIVISION, 
Lanp District or NARRABRI. 



























































7a, §. ‘Date of ¢ 
aon Purchaser, baad Area, County. Parish, Plan No. ($5 | Gazettalot | $2 Paperr. Shire, 
ee rm & Forfeiture, — 
ic, Tip: C.S. 
1911-75 | Thuell, Augustus Charles! 6 June, 1911/264 0 ¢ | White ,,| Turrawan,.| W. 318-J,767 |part) 30 May, 1919] 1911-33) 1922-23,118 | Namoi, 
(now Commissioner of 61 
the Government Say- 
ings Bank of New South 
Wales), 
{4125} Sydney, 221d December, 1922. 


FORFEITED CONDITIONAL PURCHASE AND CONDITIONAL LEASE. 


Noe is hereby given that the undermentioned Conditional Purchase of land, together with Conditional Lease in virtue thereof, 
and all rights attached to such purchase or lease, have become and are hereby deolared forfeited through non-payment of 
balance, interest, or instalment of purchase mony, survey fees, and rent; but such forfeiture shall not take effect until the expiration 


of thirty clear days after this notification. 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp Disterct or MotLona. 















































g © q | 
ea on , | Amount 
py Purchaser. ata dan Area, Se | County. Parish. Plan No. | £2 | Papers. | come io Shire, 
-P, ° 2s s | | Arrears. 
|" 4a 
gn tse mS * “ PD J ist a —. ~ | ne 
Acres, | whe CEP Gk 
1911-14 | Blades, William (Com-| 9 Feb., 1911 820 26 | Ashbutnhain’ Terrara ..| A. 7,128=1,770] 123 | C.S,1922- | 1911-2] 84 0 O | Boree. 
missioners of the | 22,574. (instalments 
Government Savings plus inter- 
Bank of New South est). 
Wales, mortgagees), 4°9 9 


(survey fee). 





22, Dec., 1922.) NEW SOUTH. WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 174, 6717 





(4104) Sydney, 22nd December, 1922. 
NOTIFICATION OF EXECUTION OF SETTLEMENT LEASES CONSEQUENT UPON SUBDIVISION. 


INGLE is hereby given that consequent upon subdivision under section 257, Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the under 
zs mentioned Settlement Leases were, on tne 13sh December, 1922, executed by His Excellency the Governor, and have been 
forwarded for delivery to the Lessees, to the Crown Land Agent of the District in which the lands are situated. 


The Lessee is required to take delivery of each lease, and give a receipt in writing for the same in Form 37, within three months 
from the date of this notice, failing which the Minister may declare the lease to be null and void, and any moneys lodged with the 
application forfeited to the Crown. 

The Lessee must pay to the Crown Land Agent, at time of delivery of lease, a lease fee of £1 for each lease. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
































— , Annual Date of 
Leases | Land District, Name of Lessee. Re a Parish, | County. Shire. Aree catal fo Expiration cf 
subdirision. Pericd. i 
at aS ee eee 
| | | 
| Bo) PTee0s| So 86 4 
-91905-1 | Wyalong....| William Joha Stear ..  .. | 28(G,8,045-",871) ..| Younga |G pps ..| Bland ..) 805 0 0/10 1 8 10 May, 1946 
| tlain, 
1922-1 D> et do been eed (Gs ROABEL ATA), loseclG (dO Mu |.) 40 | do a St02 940 RIOd0> 5 IOs oe 
2| Do e do - «| 16 and 19 (G, J,588-| deo ..| do .. | do - 4,661) 87 0))2016"'8 10, 
| he. Sl t7,.)) } 
1910-5 | Do .. Charles Edward Wallder and! £8 (G.2,172-1,871) ...{ Muvren- | Gijps «| do ...| 1,269 0 0/21 5 0, 8 Aug, 1950 
| John Roberts, green, | 
1921-2 Do ah do do | 82(G,.8,°51-1,871) «| do ..| de eds 11,027 O40)|,2538,6] 8°, » 
[4103] Sydney, 22nd December, 1922. 


EXTENSION OF THE TERMS OF SETTLEMENT LEASES. 


[ is hereby notified, for general information, that the terms of the undermentioned Settlement Leases have been extended under the 
provisions of section 823 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 











ne 









































| | Original Term of 
é Lease. Term 
é FA Rae Lessee, Portion.| Parish. County, | Shire, Area, (2.2 > |, extended separ Fur the Periol 
s 2 toe J . 
From | To 
——_= a ma pe wa —— = e 
Pep | 1897. 1625. 1937, pa TR ts 

894 | Narrabri...) Joce h Albert 6 Finley ..| Denham ...| Walgett ...)2,771 0 0 | 11 March) 10 Ma-ch| 10March| 49 z 6 | For the period fr m 
King. | 20th Jan., 1922, to 
\ | 1909, 10th March, 1927. 

1902-23 Do or do des 25 QO es dow. do ciate 06 | 5 Aug.| 10 ,, Z| lo , a 21,5 0 do do 

[4112] Sydney, 22rd December, 1922. 


APPROVAL OF APPLICATION TO PURCHASE LAND. 


[' is hereby notified that the person mentioned in the subjoined list will be permitted to purchase, under the 66th section of the Crovn 
Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the portion of land mentioned in the following Schedule. 
2. The purchase-money must be paid into the State Treasury, Sydney, within three months from the date of the publication of this 
notice. 
3, Payment of deed fee, £1 103, and fixed stamp duty, Is., will be required b-fore deed will be prepared. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





ScHEDULE REFERRED TO. 
Tanp Disrricr or Murgrurvunptl. 


Se 


Deposit. Amount 
























































Papers es " | = a ee ee palled ick 
and Date |Appraised) Amount Ved ucted t excli ding 
No. of of Area. Desoription. ae | alte | of Costes Paid to | 2884 We bath deed fee 
Appli- Deposit. ramtes. | of Land. inourred.|rressury.| V2!°F°™ | purchase| *¢ fixed 
cation. ‘| stamp money stamp 
duty. duty. 
——— —_—-— 2 2 Ee Senn eS 
Alu. QOZT el dae Tee ps fa. ds| £8 aleua £8. 0 2a £4 
1929-7,836. | 3) June | O 1 333) Measur:dyportion 356, parish of Wall» badah, Sweeney, 3 7 6110 0 6/10 0 0] 0 7 6} 912 6 $15 6 
8.P. 1921-53, county of Buckland, Tamarang Shire. Thomas, | 
Plan B 4,282-1,788. deceased. | 
* Including value cf Crown improvemen’s. 
(4113] Sydiey, 22nd December, 1922, 


APPROVAL OF APPLICATION TO PURCHASE LAND. 


1G is hereby notified that the person mentioned in the subjoined list will be permitted to purchase, under the 66th section of the Crown 
Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the portion of land mentioned in the following Scheiule. Ne 
2. The purchase-money must be paid into the State Treasury, Sydney, within three months from the date of the public:tion of this 


notice. 
3. Payment of deed fee, £1 10z., and fixed stamp duty, £1, will be required before deed will be prepared. 


eed W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
ScHEDULE REFERRED TO. 
Lanp District or lirnaow. 





ec a a TE EE, SES ET 























ee | | Deposit. . Amount 
ee a te eee | LOMNEG. fcr 
and | Date | P Appraised| Amount Deduéted : , 
ropesed i Credited | excluding 
No.of | cf Area. Description. | Gecutees ae igh oe Paid to ey ad | towards |decd fee and 
Appli- | Deposit. | | cof Land, | incu. red. Treasury. Lig Plt furchase- | fixed stamp 
cation | oe money. duty. 
Aln. 1916, ay. Ts Ds a a. | £3 T8 a. | £ sd.) £8, 4.) £ 8. d. £a a, 
1922-8,978., 8 April...) 6 0 10 Measured portion 157, parish of Antonio,) Perry, Samuel,, 813 0* 12 7 6) 10 0 0} 9 56 0] ¢ 16 vu 1 56 6 
S.P. 1916-! | county of Westmoreland, Blaxland! deceased. | : | 
20 Shire, Plan W. 3,822-1,5(2. | | | 

















—_—— - _— he = 2 es 


@ Inc uding value of Crown improvements, 


6718 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 174. (22 Due, 1922. 
[4194] Sydney, 22nd Decembe-, 1622. 


ik is hereby notified, for general information, that, in acsordance with tie provisions of section 4B of the Returned Soldiers Settlement 
Act, 1916, application for a Soldiers’ Group Purchvse has bsen coum for the land set forth in the annexed Schedule. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 








EASTERN DIVISION. 
Layp District oF TAMW.RTH, AND PREL SHIRE. 
Soldiers’ Group Purchase Area No. 15 (Bective). 
ScHEDULE REFERRED TO. 
































Parchare Name of Applicant. | Pe B ok oe Area, Parish. County. Gaines 
pon: oe , eee 
| a. o BP | 
1922-45 a Morris, Frederick John ee 654 O 0 | Somerton sacl EBESY cee .. | 15 Deo., 1922. 
ae oa eee Oy Bt fe 1 Pax a . c = 
[4195 ] Sydney, 22nd December, 1923. 


T is hereby notified, for general information, that the Group Purehase specifiol hereunder is declared forfeited in accordance with the 
provisious of the Returned Soldiers Settlement Act, 1916, section 7B. 


The forfeiture will take effect at the expiration of thirty clear days from this date. 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 















































Papers No, a Group Purchase No, Holder. Situation of Land. foe. | Lani District. 
Clo, Sett. 10,134 | 1921-30, Bankstown Miller, Oliver Francis .. ..| Portion 139, parish of Bankstown,}| Non-fnifftment of) Parramatta. 
i | county of Cumberland, Bankstown| conditions. 
pas | Municipality. | 
[4180] Sydney, 22nd December, 1922. 
i is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the 36th section of the Closer Settlement Act, 1904, the Settlement Purchas® 
particularised in the subjoined Schedule, all rights attached to such purchase, and ail moneys paid in connection therewith, are hereby 
forfeited. 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
HARPARARY SETTLEMENT PURCHASE AREA. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. , 
Layp Disrrict or Narrapal; NAMOr SHIRE. 
Ss ite ot t Purch Portion | Farm fv Pariah Count Cat. No. of 
Porenine. | urchaser. No. | No, rea, arish, ounty, Plan. 
1920-8 Hurry Wa ‘ton Davison .., zE ID sic 2% 2 30 | Durrisdeer ..| Nandewar ..| N. 2,184--1,774. 
. | Papers—Clo. Sett. 228-14. 
[4115] Sydney, 22nd December, 1922. 


REVERSAL OF LAPSING OF SALE BY AUCTION OF CROWN LANDS. 


Nee is hereby given that the lapsing of the Auction Sale hereunler particularised, which was notified in the Governm: nt 
Gazette on the date hereunder specified, has been reverse i. 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 























SoHEDULE 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Situation of Land. a a di ’ 
No cf Place and Date q S = Date of 2 
Area. & 2S Name of Purchaser. : Shire. 
Papers. of Sale. Village. | Parish. County. s 8 5 Lapsing. 
| 


«| Toglis = te a4 ~. | Tbomas Fowland ...| 4 Aug. . | Cockburn. 











| | 1922, 
\ 


January, 1919. 





| 

Aln. a. Tr. Pp. | 
1922-8,279| Kootingal, 15th) 0 0 822) Kootingal “| Mconbi 

| 

| 





Oe “23 





[4137 ]} Sydney, 22nd December, 1922, 
REVERSAL OF NON-RENEWAL OF AN OCOUPATION LICENSE. 


T is hereby notified, for general information, that so much of the notice appearing in Government Gazette No. 11, of the 27th January, 
1922, as relates to ‘the non-renewal of the Occupation License hereunder named, is hereby cancelled.* 


This cancellation is, however, subject to any conflicting interesta which may have arisen and may arise between the 8lst December 
1921, and this date. 
W. BE. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 














| Division 
| Number and Name of Oceups- , 
No. of Papers. | tion Eisouse: Name of Licensee. se County. Land Dist: {et. Shire. 
| ie 2 fi aoe en - eee 
Occ. . : 
1922-8,441 | No. 829, Lot No. 463 ...| James Robert Pitkin ... | Ea.tern .| Fitzrvy « | Grafton . | Nymboida. 





— + 





* Vixcept insofar as it relutes to T.S, and C.R, 4%,532, 


22 Dec., 1922.) NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No 174. 6719 








[4114] Sydney, 22nd December, 1022. 
APPROVAL OF APPLEIGATIONS TO PUROHASE LAND COMPRASHD IN RESIDENTIAL LEASES. 


if is hereby notified that the persons mentioned in the subjoined list will be permitted to purchase, under the 81st section of the 
Orown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the portions of land mentioned in the following Schedule. 
2. The purchase money must be paid into the State Treasury, Sydney, in terms as stated hereunder. 
8. Payment of deed fee, £1 10s., and fixed stamp duty, ls., will be required befove deed will be prepared. 


W. FE. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





SCHEDULE REFERRED TO. 
























































| Deposit, | Amount 
= ato N dais - called for, 
apers an eposit paid Appraised| Amount excluding 
No. of toC.L.A. | Area. | Description. Shere Value | of Costs Dainese Credited deed fee Sipe ae of 
Application. on — of Land. |incurred.| Paid to oe oe | towards | andfixed | symour 
| Treasury. atamip | purchase | stamp | 
| duty. | money. duty. 
Laxp District or MupasEE. 
Aln. 1921, a. TS ps x" & sd.) £8. d.| £ 8 a | PE DIRE CRG oe Bae 
1922-8,522, | 14 Dec, .|(9 1 24 | Portion 366, prish) Coleman 87 6 0) 318 9) 3 0 6) 015 0) 0 5 90 100 13 9 Withia three 
$.P.1921-109 ioe Ce Guatawang,| James, | | (Plus 5s: id., months from 
county of Fhilip, | renton RL); date of this 
Gulg ng Manici-} notice. 
patity (.L. 11-2), | | | 
Lanp District or Youne. 
1922-6471 9 Feb. ...{ 8 0 19 | Portion 1,572, parish} Abberton, | 8610 9 Toto Ot aL Oe Ome or 0 12 6 43 11 9 do 
S.P,1921- 21 Gx. of Young, county Peter | | (Plus §s._ 4d.. 
I yoad). of Monteagle, Bar-| | reat on R,L.) 
rangong Shire) | 
(R.L, 1y08-%) | | 
[4177] Sydney, 22nd December, 1922. 


EXTENSION OF TBRM OF SCRUB LEASE. 
Nowe is hereby given that the term of the Scrub Lease hereunder specifie1 has been extended, under the provisions of section 229 
of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, to the date mentioned in the subjoined Schedule, subject to the provisions of the 
Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, and Regulations thereunder, and also subject to the same covenants, conditions, provisos, 
restrictions, and reservations as are contained in the said lease, as far as they now apply and to the following special cendition, viz :—* 


W. E. WHARNE, Minister for Lands. 





SouspvuLe. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp Disrricr or Bincara, SHIwze oF GwyDIR. 




















weenie peer oii Bxtended term of Lease. 
Yo. 0! azette notice Reg. No. Aunual 
lease. granting of Papers. Tisszes, Address. Area. 2 Rent. 
Scrub Lease. From | Po 
Occ. & 4. Py Se 80 
141 | 1L June, 1902.| 1922-8,276...| Alfrel William Ioward Bull ... | Bingara . 2,840 0 0} 11 June, 1923 | 10 June, 1930 Bey at Foire limi 



































* The lessee shall wholly clear the lease of prickly pear before the ead of December, 1923 at the rate of 1/5th of the area per 
annum and thereafter the area so cleared shall be kept clear of prickly pear during the currency of the lease. ; 





[4136] Sydney, 22nd December, 1922. 
NOTIFICATION OF SURRENDER OF PART OF IMPROVEMENT LEASE, ' 


ie is hereby notified for public information, that part of the undermentioned Improvement Lease has been surrendered. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
Lanp District oF Brngara, SHIRE OF GwYDIR. 














Date from 
Description of Area surrendered, ;which surrender 
takes effect. 


| Area 
‘surrendered. 


Reg. No, of | No. of 


Papers. ee Name of Lessee. Parish. | County. 





| 
Oce. | Acres. F ; 
1922-8054. 54 | Hugh Robert McKinnon,..| Murchisoa.. 625 The Crown Lands within the following boundaries : 22 Dec. 
Munro.) (about) Commencing on the north boundary of portion 
d E 3, about 25 chains from its north-east corner at 
the point of intersectioa of an old two-rail fence 
with the aforesaid boundary; and bounded 
thence by that fence north-easterly about 120 
chains; by a 6-wire fence easterly about 57 
chains to the eastern boundary of Improvement 
| Lease 54; by the last mentioned boundary gene- 
| rally south-westerly to a point east of the north- 
| east corner of portion 3 before mentioned ; and 
| thence by a line and part of the north boundary 
of the last mentioned portion west about 35 

chains, to the point of commencement. 




















{4191} Sydney, 22nd December, 1922. 
FORFEITURE OF AN IMPROVEMENT LEASE, 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that the Improvement Lease specified in the annexed Schedule has been forfeited 
for non-fulfilment of conditions. ‘ 


The forfeiture will take effect at the expiration of thirty clear days from this date. 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 






































| | 
| ; , ‘ | Annual 
Pees Mepate. °F Name and Address of Lessee. Land District. County. | Parish. | Shire, Area. |? Rent, 
! vo i — 
Occ. | | : | Acres, ,f. 4-8. 4. 
841 | 1922-8532 | Ernest Matthew Bowman, of War-| Denedco Cen-| Napier ... --| Malcolm « | Coolah “4 6,412 2614 4 
gundy, Gulgong. tral. | 


| 








672) NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 174. [22 Dre, 1922, 


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[4123] Sydney, 22nd December, 1922. 
FORFEITED HOMESTEAD FARM, 


N | OTICE is hereby given that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the interest of the holder in 
the Homestead Farm specified in the followinz Schedule i3 hereby declared forfeited through non- -fulfilment of the conditions ; 
but such forfeiture shall not take effect until thirty clear days after this publication. 





W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp Districr or WaaGa WAGGA. 








| 
| qa 
Ee H.F. 
nO a Ratector! Baseay Area. | County. Parish. Plan Ne, zs Papers. Aree | Shire. 
Fy : 








a. tsa: 
1920- 1 | Fotts, Donald Andrew... | 13 April, 1920} 795 2 0 | Beurke ..| Cowabbie, | B. 3,508-1,856...| 6°, 73) C.S, 19-2-20,7&) 1,104 | Coolamcn, 
| and and | 


Brangalgan, S$". | 


{4122} ; Sydaey, 22n1 December, 1922. 
REVERSAL OF FORFEITURE OF SPECIAL LEASES. 


T is hersby notified, for zgeaeral information, that the forfeiture of th» Special L2ases hereunder particularised, which was pubiist.ed in 


the Government Gazette of 3ri February, 1922, and 17ch Novem):r, 1922, reapactively, has been reversed, subject to any conflicting 
interests. 





W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 






































ScHEDULE. 
Registered i 
a of | Be of | Name and Address of Lessee. Situation of Land, Arca. | Purpose of Lease. Apnval pinicpeltee 
Ms, Ls. | a. T. ps £38. da. 
1922-13677 | 3050, Inverell ..| Cook, George, junior, of Seas Hardinge, parizh Clerk, portion; 193 2. 0 | Grazing 2 8 5 | Guyra. 
Wandswor th. ; H. 3,696-1, 762. 2 
1922- 657 | 1920-27, Lismore | Johnson, Joseph, of Ballina Counts Richmond, parish South Ballina, 12 1 39 | Grazing and 210 0 | Tintenbar, 
| portion 171; KR. 2, 46€-1,744. agriculture. 
[4123] 


APPLICATIONS FOR LEASES FOR SPECIAL PURPOSES. 


T ishoreby notidal, for gaaaral informvtioa, that the unlsrmoatior21 applications have b3an redgivel for Sprcial Leases 

under the provisions of the 74th ani 229th sastions of tha Crown fads Consolidation Act, 1913, of thse lands and 

for the purpos2s hereanler stated, ani thit it is the intention to gcant leases, should no suffivient objeztion be found to 
exist, after inquiry by the Land Board and consideration by the Minister. 


Any objections will recsive due consideration, if lolgsd in writing with the District Surveyor for the Land Board 
District in which the lands are situated, on or before ‘the date specified in each case hereunder. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 























| Purpose for Local Land Board Ga, 4 
| . Office where up to whic 
Applicant, Locality of Land applied for, _ Area. ptigh pLeaee ig objections may be objections 
| Pease lodged. may be lodged. 
“ i a. T p | 
I.X.L. Timber Company,’ Parish Johns River, Gounty Macquarie, Land) 0 0 4} | Wharf ye ..| Maitland BA ..| 13 January, 1928 
Limited, District Taree, Sp.L, 22-31. Comprising 
timber shoot, about 70 feet wide actoss road : | 
and wharf, about 80 feet by 10 feet below high- 
water mark of Camden Haven River, formerly 
occupied under Special Lease 12-9, by John 
Hay. ' 
Armstrony and Royse Portion 59, parish Karuah, county Gloucester, 0 0 64 do bes ai do oe a 1S A 39 
Limited, extension Special Lease 13 8, Gloucester: 
(L.B. 1922-4, 443). 
Tom HowellInca‘l —..| Parish Awaba, county Northumberland, Land) 0 0 87 | Jetty ; bathing- do se ar Serre 3 
District Newcastle, Sp, L. 3,740. place. 
EE SE es 2 ee Fase ee 
[4174] ° S;dney, 22nd December, 1922. 


REVERSAL OF CANCELLATION Of ROAD PERMIT. 
ape has been directed to be notified that, in purauance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Cons lidation Act, 1912, the 


cancellation of Road Permit as noted in Schedule hereunder, by Gazett2 of 2nd June, 1915, has been reversed, ¢ sequent 
upon payment of arrears of rent thereon. 





W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 




















ScHEDULE. 
Papers. | Former Holder. | Parish, | County. | Permit No. | _——‘Land District. 
—_-~- - es = tare - “ S —. aT oa = l = —— —_ —— 
Roads. | rs | | 
1909-999-231 | James Ridges ut eva Corobirhilla ... ...| Mitchell | 1908-23 | Narrandera. 


| 


a a nt eee 





a rts ee, pO 





ne 


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672 


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22 Dec., 1922.) NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. ‘174. 








[4172] Sydney, 22nd December, 1922. 


NOTIFICATION UNDER THE PUBLIC ROADS ACT, 1902, OF RESUMPTION OR WITHDRAWAL AND DEDICATION 
OF LANDS FOR ROADS, OF DECLARATION OF EXISTING ROADS AND PARTS OF RXISTING ROADS TO BE 
PUBLIO ROAD, AND OF THE CLOSING OF ROADS AND PARTS OF ROADS DEEMED TO BE UNNECESSARY. 


H* Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the Public 
i Roads Act, 1902, the lands hereunder described, which are required for the roads hereunder specified (ia respect of which roads 
notice of proposal to open the same has duly been given) shall be and are hereby resumed or withdrawn for the several roads referred to ; 
and that the said lands shall be and are hereby dedicated as roads; that the existing roids and parts of existing roads particularised 
hereunder shall be and ara hereby declared to be Public Road; and that the roads and parts of roads hereunder syecified, which are 
deemed t 9 be unnecessary (in respect of which notice of proposal to close the same has duly been given) shall be and are hereby closed. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
DESCRIPTION OF ROAD OPENED:—Deviation of part of road from Attunga to Hall’s Creek, parish of Burdekin, county of 


‘ } Inglis, Cockburn Shire,—as shown on plan eatalogued R. 14,742--1,603. 
[ Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1921-327-12.] 








Descrirrioy of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a Public Road, and of part of road deemed to 
be unnecessary, which is now closed. 
_A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question, and to c'ose the part of road deemed to be unnecessary, was 
published in the Government Gazette of 11th August, 1922, folio 4516, 


Tawp Disrrict or TaAMworrTu. 








Width of 











Portion Parish Character ree 
Area. Reputed Owner, Ocsupisr. of Land Fee, Part of road closed, &c. 
No, Name, Holding. Recamat! Resumed. ; 
& ff. p. | ‘ aetep: 
807 210 0 28 | Burdekin.,| Arthur Victor Fenced road in| Part of Settlement} 100 links & 1 2 0| The unnecessary partcf road (R, 19,564-1,503) 














Sh :lton, 


use, 





Purchase 20-%7 of 
42L acres 0 rocds 
28 perches, 





variable, 


within portion 307 is clcsed and added to 


that portion, the area thereof and Settle- 
ment Purchase 192:!-27 remainisg unaltered, 


———— 








DEs:RIPTION OF ROAD OPENED :—Road of access within portions 5 and 4 towards Girilambone, parish of Sturt, 
county of Canbelego, Bogan Shire,—as shown on plan catalogued R. 14,864-1,603. 
[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1921-795-!0.] 





DESCRIPTION of lands now withdrawn for the road specified above, and dedicated asa Public Road, and of parts of roads deemed to be 
unnecessary which are now closed. 
A proposal to withdraw the lands referred to for the road in question, and to close the parts of roads deomed to be unnecessary, 
was published in the Government Gazette of 22nd September, 1922, folio 5266. 


LAND District oF NYNGAN. 








Width of 
Liyuad 
Withdrawn. 


Character 


C4 
Holding. 


Parish | Area 
Withdrawn 


Ares. Raine | Reputed Owner, Occupier, Parts of Roads clcsed, &c. 








The unnecessary part cf boundary road separat- 
ing tortion 5 (part) fsom fortion 5 (part), 
parith of Antares, south of new road, is closed 

atd :dded to the first mentioned portion 5; 
the area trerecf and of H.F. 19-7 being 
reduced to 6,505 acres. 

The unnecessary part of boundary roid separat- 
ing portion 4 (part) from yortion 5 (part), 
parizh of Antares, north cf new road, is closed 
avd aedd to portion 4; the area thereof and 
of H F, 19-8 being reduced to 7,638 acres, 


Sturt. | L. W.R. Roger} H.F, 19-7..| 200 links 


eaves Teer: 
5 | 6,509 0 0} L W. R. Rogers .. 


i. BE. A. a Sl P22 OO 


Ireland. 


c |7614 0 0| » | R, J, Holmes IF, 19-8, : 


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} 





Descrti TION oF Roap oOPENED:—Road diversion adjoining the Satz Coal Mine railwiy lanis at, Lithgow, pwrish of Murangaroo, 
county of Cook, municipality of Lithgow, and Blaxlsnd Shire,—as shown on plans catalogued R. 14,825, 14,826, and 14,8 27-),603. 


[Re.istration No. of Papers—Roads 1922-346-7.] 





Descatprion of lands now resumed for the rcad specified above, and dedicated as a Public Road. 
A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question was published ia the Government Gazette of 6th October, 


1922, folio £532, 
Lanp District oF Lirueow. 









































Portion Parish Character py yi of Area R k 
po : Reputed Owner. | Oceupier. of Lan emarks, 
Ni. ne Name. ar ee Tlolding. | Resumed. Resumed. 

pete Se Ae = ‘7 ~ = ue 2 Z 

| Be Tao Day ; Bela ts 

2} 15 136 0 0 | Maranga- | The Railway Com-) «ccs | Freehold...| 1Olinks&| 0 1 LU 

o (now sub- | ro” mi-sioners, variab.e. | 

| | divided), | 

a | : 

[oe] 

= . | | | , 

pe | Pa t«f8 7800 £Do .| do oe | tes eee cen eee do. fo «| | 

~$ (now sub- | | | 

Ss divilkd) | 

S . | 

= : te 120.75 

I | | | 1 (ia free These rezsumptions embrace Jands 
3 | | parts), | acquired by the Railway. C mmis- 
Se Part of 15 120)0'"0....} Dor <|| do per ietce ets se cncs do | Variable... | J +  sioners in pee iicn with the State 
= (now sub- | | Coal Mine railray. 

poy = divided), | | 

. 

S$) 8 } 785-0 Q.5) Do do ES | S40 00s 000,906 do .| 100links | 0 1 8 | 

= | (now sub- | | | 

{i divited), ; | | 

S Im | 49 0.0 Do ..| do : ites do | 100 livks 8) 2 0 22 

- 2 variable, | 

= 151 Polen ong oe do 2) do... OE 8) ae 

93 | 123 0 0 Do . do oo | cer cee ves eee do ...| 100 links., O15 








S UNYERNMN: GAZETTH, No. 174. {22 Dsc., 1922. 


NEW SO} TH WAL 











NOTIFIOATION OF BESUMPTION WITHDRAWAL, AND DEDICATION OF LANDS FOR ROADS, &c.— continued. 


Dasoniprion or ROAD OPENED :—Part of road to Munyabla railway station, within portion 61, parish. of Munyabla, county of Urana, 
Leckhart Shire,—as shown on plan catalogued R. 14,809-1, 63, 


Thaectetian No. of Papers—Roads 1921-872-14.] 





‘Description of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a Public Road, and of roid deemed to bs unnecessary, 
which is now closed. 


A propoeal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question, and to close the roid deemed t) be unnecessary, was published 
‘in the Government Gazette of 11th August, 1922, folio 4517. 


Lawp District oF URANA. 


























|. Parish Character Width of gig ehh i 5 
=e Area Reputed Owner. Occupier. of Land oad closed, &c. 
é ai ohh Holding. Resumed. Resumed, 
’ a. rT t a. Tr. p. | 
61 | 640 0 0 | Munyabla..| B E, Paech and) B. E, Paech and} Freehold ...| 100 links aa 8 133 | The unnecessary boundary road, separating por- 
; F. W, Pacch, F. W. Paech. tion 61 from portion 8 is closed and to be granted 
| in compensation, 











DgscRiPTIoN oF RoaD OPENED :—Koad within portion 117 from roa known as Brunswick-street to Wilson’s Creek, par.sh of 
Lismore, county of Rous, Lismore sisersolpeliby ae shown on plan catalogued R. 14,851-1,603. 
[Registration No. of Papers— Roads 1922-348 - at 





Dzscrirrion of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a Public Road, and of part of road deemed to be 
unnecessary, which is now closed. 


~~ A propos:] to resume the lands referred to for the road in question, and to slo3e the part of rovi deem2d to be unnecessary, was 
published in the Government Gazette of 22n] September, 1922, folio 5266. 


Lanp Disrrict or LisMORE. 
































| 
§ Character | Width of 
Zs Area. Mie | Reputed Owner, | Occupier. of Land R ple Part cf Road closed, &c. 
S* | Holding. | Resumed. : 
a. rep. | | | a. T. Pp 
117 2 20 | Lismore ...| G. I. Cocke .. es tals Cooke | Frechold...| 100 links. 0 216] The unnecessary part of road known as Diadem- 
street, north-west «f road known as Brunswick- 
street, is closed, and part thereof to be granted as 
compensation, 
DxEscRIPTION OF RoAD OPENED :— Widening of part of Birriga-road at Victoria-road, parish of Alexandria, county of Cumberland, 
Woollahra Municipality,— as shown on plan catalogued K. 14,878-1,603. 
[ Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1922-474-7.} 


Desorption of lands now resumed for the road specified above, aud dedicated a3 a Public Road. 
A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question was published in the Guvernment Gazette of 22nd September, 


1922, folio 5263. 
MEtTROP JLITAN Lanp DISTRICT. 























a | 
o } Character | Width of x 
Bs Area. aig | Reputed O +ner, Occupier, of laad Sioa Remarks, 
E4 3 | If Iding Resumed. 3 
i] 
( | 
a. Tr. P | aL. PD. 
5 |4,180 0 “0 | Alexandcia...| The Railway  Com-|  areressesicersee ra Freehold...) Variable 0 O 1% | This resumption embraces land acquired by 
| | missioners, ‘ , the Railway Commissioners in convection 
| o* . | 4 with the bellevue Hill to Bondi tramway. 








DESoRIPTION or Roap opEneD :—Deviation of part of road from Greafell to Young, parish of Kikiamah, conuty of Monteagle, 
Barrangong Shire,—as shown on plan catalogued R. 14,773-1,603. 
[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1921-315-13.] 


Drzcrirtion of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a Public Road, of part of existing road declared 
to be Public Road, and of road and part of road deemed to be unnecessary which are now closed. 


A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question, to declare part of existing road to be public road, and to close 
the road and part of road deemed to be unnecessary, was published ia the Government Gazette of 4th August, 1922, folio 4107, 


ha penaeet OF Youne 








) 
\ 
| 
| 




















é | | 
| 
A Parish Character Width of heen Road and part of'road closed, &c.; also 
3 Area. Nisie ¢ 1 eputed Owner. Gcoupier. of Land | nisi part of existing road declared 
S : Holding. Resumed, $ to be Publis Road. 
é | ; 
: RES Pe = i # : 
0. ap . | a. Dep: 
10 | 100 0 0 | Kikiamah ...| Os-ar Gibson Blay-| Osear Gibso. Blay:| Fre hod...) 15) links ... 2 228 | The unnecessary reserved road within nckéien 
d hs yey. ney. 10,toxether with the unnecessary part cf re 

7| 510 0 0 Do sai do or do os do toe] ens cen oe 011 served road wicLin rortion 7, all north of new 


| | : road, is clos:d and to be granted in com 
pensation, 





| Thera tcf existing roed included in survey 
| and necessary to preserve cuntinurty of new 
| road is declared to be public road and dedigated 
| to the public accordingly. 


| ! { 























22 Duc., 1922.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 174. 6723 


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MWOTIFIOCATION OF RESUMPLION, WICTIDRAWAL, AND DEDICATION OF LAND3 FOR ROADS, &c.—eontinued. 


Dsgsorirrion oF Roap opENED:—The Road within portion 77, parish of Whylandra, county of Gordon, Talbraga: Shire,—as 
» shown on plan catalogued &. 14,763~-1,603. 
{Registration No. of l'apers—Roads 1920-330-16.] 


Description of lands now resumed for the road specified above, and dedicated as a Public Road, and of road deemed to be 
unnecessary which is now closed. 


A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the road in question, and to close the road deemei to be unnecessary, was published 
in the Government Gazette of 11th August, 1922, folio 4516. 


Lawp Disraicr or Dusso. 




















: Character | Width of | 
fs Avea, | Lakes Reputed Owner. Ocoupier. of Land R Area ant Road closed, &c. 
é | sei Holding. | Resumed, oe 

a. Ip. aT. 'p, 

77 | 95 0 O | Whylandra| W.J. Doyle « | W. J.-Doyle + | Freehold...| 200 links...| 3 027 | The uoneerssary boundary road separating 
portion 77 from portions 76 and 134 is closed 
and part thereot to be granted as compeusa- 
tion. 











DESCRIPTION OF ROAD OPENED :—Widening of part of the public road from Walcha to Oorundumby, parish of Halloran, county 
of Vernon, Apsley Shire,—as shown on plan catalogued R. 14,813-1,63. 


{Rozistration No. of Papers—Roads 1921-211-14.] 
Descrirrion of land now resumed for the roid specified above, and dedicated as a Public Road 


A proposal to resume the land referred to for the road in question was publishe] in the Governmest Gazette of 2%nd September, 
1922, folio 5262. 





Lanp Distrror or WaLcua. 














. Character Width of 
Pe i acea cach Neme Keputed IMeldvr. Occupier, ot Land seed 
y Holding. Resumed. : 
a. Top, a. T. pe 
165 91 0 0 | Halloran -.| C, M. and T.. Feawicke cae . | Fenced road ... fee eee | Freehold | Variable 0 216 
164 93 2 Ds _ do ts “ do tee or ove ier do ao do oS 0 120 














DesckIPrion oF Roap oPENED:—Deviation of reserved road within portion 63, parish of Rampsbeck, county of Clarke, 
“Guyra Shire,—as shown on plan catalogued R. 14,790-1,693, 


Registration No. of Papers—R ada 1922-268-11] 





Description of the lands now withdrawn for the road specified above, and of road and par’s of ro1's deemad to be unnecessary which 
are now closed. 


A proposal to withdraw the lands referred to for the road in question, ant t» close the road and parts of roajs deemed to be 
unnecessary, was published in the Government Gazette of 8th September, 1922, folio 5014. 


Lanp District or ARMIDALE. 











a c 
ee ‘al Cheracter Width of 
ez Area, ne Registerel Holder Oscupier, of Land W aa on Road and par's f Roads closed, %o. 
i . Holding. | Withdrawn.|  * aS ae 
{ | : 
a. rT. Dp. : | a. Y. p. 
63 [2,429 0 0 Bamprbeck| Tom G. Simps n| Tem G. Simpson| HS, 20-2. | 10) lisks . li 2 © | The unnecessary parts cf reverved r ad through 
| 5 (ia two portion 63 north and south cf newrcad; the un- 
| | parts) nec ssary part cf boundary rcad south of portion 


; 6', scuth ofnewr ad; the unnecessary part of 
| boundary road north of portion 6?, east of new 
road, and the unn:cessary boundary road east of 
portion 13 are closed and added to portion 63; 
| the area therecf and of HS, 2u-2 being increased 
| | to 2,484 acres 2 rocd3. 





























This land is not ded cated, 





Description OF ROAD OPENED :—Part of road known as Bridge-street, parish of Petersham, county of Cumberland, Municipality 
of 8t, Peters,—as shown on plan catalogued R. 14,977-1,60%. 


{Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1922 431-9.| 





Dascription of lands now resumed for the Road specified above, and Dedicated as a Public Road. 


A proposal to resume the lands referred to for the Road in question was published in the Government Gazette of 3rd November, 
1922, folio 5935. 


Muraoporrzan Lanp Drsreictr. 

















Character Width of 
“ea Area, rocker ' Reputed Owner, Occupier. of Land Bore Remarks. 
. | Holling. Resumed | 
| 1 

ne oY GP. . | fm ae 3D: 
171 470 0 UO | Petersham Trustees of the CREATE) casas ore rae nerves Freehold «| l*dllinks,. 0 U 4 | This resumption comprises the whole 
(now sub of late Michiel, | | of a J-foot reserve in private subdi- 
diviled) Gannon, | | vision,--shown on deposited plan No, 
= | | | 4,918 at the Registrar-General’s Office. 








eee ee yen oat + < a“ ——- 





6724 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 174. [22 Dee, 1999, 





[4171] ' Sydney, 22nd December, 1922. 
NOTIFIOATION OF PROPOSED OPENING OF ROADS, OF PRXPOSED DECLARATION OF PARTS OF EXISTING 
ROAD T) BE PUBLIV ROAD, AND OF PROPOSED CLOSING OF PARTS O¥ ROAD DEEMED TO. BE 
UNNECESSARY. 
News is hereby given that the Minister for Lands deems it expedient thit certain roads should be opened, and that it is proposed 
to resume for the purnose, under the provisions of the Public Roads Act, 1992, the lands héreunder described ; and to declare 
th> ports of exi tiag vovl pa ticular'sed hire iaded o be Public Road. 

The proposed roads, &c., are shown upon plans, which can be inspected at this Ofice, and a copy of the sams may be inspocted at 
the respective offices of the Crown Land Agents for the Land Districts in which the lands are,siluated. ~ 

All persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing and to forward to the Minister, within one month 
from date of this notice, any objections which may appear to them to exist to the proposals ‘above stated. 

Notice is also given that the Minister is of opinion that it is expedient to close the parts of road hereunder specified 
and all persons interested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing, addressed to the Minister, within one month from this date, any 
objections which may appear to them to exist to the closing of the said parts of road. 

Plaus showing the parts of road proposed to be closed can be inspectet at this Office, and s copy of the same may be inspected 


at the office of the Crown Land Agont at Sydney. 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


DEsORIPFION OF ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Widening of road above the high-water mark of John Harris’ 1,500 acres grant between Millar- 
street and Barnstaple-road at Iron Cove, parish of Concord, county of Cumberland, Municipa'ity of Druammoyne,—as shown 9n plan 
catalogued R. 15,0 9 -1,603. 

[ Registration No. of Papers —Boads 1912-595]. —_— 

Descrretioy of the lands which it is proposed t? resume, of parts of existing road to be declared to be Public Road, and of parts of road 

deemed to be unnecessary, which it is proposed to close. 


Merroporiran LAND District. 

















Portion Parish Charaster | Width of Area Parts of roid proposed to be closed, &c.; also 

0 Area, wame Reputed Owner, Ocsupter, 0 Laud to be to be parts of ex‘sting road 'o be declared 

3 Holding. Resumed. | Reg imed, ‘ to be Pubtic Read. 
| 
a r p. | Hubs yl Ds 

256 11,500 0 0 | Concord ..| Brisbane Rodd) Brisbane Roid} Fr eLod .| Variable .. (, Oe ak 2243; This pro osed resumption embraces parts of the land 
(n°w avd Lione and Lione!} (La six parte.) in Real Property Application 11,412 at the 
Rub- Kemmis, K: mmis, Registrar-General’s Office. 
divided) | Unnecessary parts of the 66 faet reservation for 

toad w:thin John ILarris’ grant of 1,f0) acres 





| ( or icn 253) along the foreshores of [ron Cove be- 
| | tween Millar-street and Buirnsta}-le-road, as now 
| | | reCout a:dsbown oo pian R. 15,003-1,603 are to 
| | b2 closed acd to be granted in compensation, 

; The remainder cf thercad as set oat and shown on 
sulject plan is proposed to be declared to be Public 
| Road and dedicated to the public accordingly. 




















DeEsorteTion oF ROAD TO BE OPENED :—Road (lane) within lots 29, 2!, an] 22, section 2 of Dopositrd Pian 5,626, parish of Biunkstowa 
eouaty of Oanberlin i, Municipality of Ba ikitowa,—as shown on p'an catalogued R. 14,97 1~1,6)3. 
[Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1919-537. } 





Description of the lands which it is proposed to resume. 
Lawp District or PARRAMATTA. 





ee Sn - - —s 


Width of 



































| 
8. Character | Area 
Pei) Area. pit Reputed Owner. Occupier, of fhiesees to be Remarks, 
ead Name, Holding. | ,.@ be Resumed 
Ou =P | Reaumed ‘ 
& T. P ey ae HD 
Part:f 18; 60 0 9 | 
\ Bankstown...| Mrs A, E, Norr'e.| Mrs. A, E, Norrie..| Freehold .., 303links& 0 0 38,% | This prop-s:d resump‘ion embraces part of 
< 21 49 0 0 variable, lot 21, section 2 of Deposited Plan 5,526, 
actof 1f} 6) 0 0 
‘ } Do ci do se do re do ...| 80°3links...| 0 0 22 Part «f lct 20, section 2 of Deposited Plain 
2 40 0 0 5,626. 
Part of 2:! 40 0 0 To 2 do cS do a do «| Vatiable..| 0 0 ¢,3,| Part of lot 22, section 2 of Dazositel Plan 
: | 5,626, 
4173] Sydney, 22nd December, 1922, 


NOTIFICATION OF CLOSING OF ROADS AND APPROVAL OF SALE OF THE LANDS COMPRISED THEREIN 
UNDER ROAD PURCHASE APPLICATIONS. 


IS Exeslleacy the Goveradr, with ths alvic2 of the Executive Counsail, directs it to be notified that, in pursuance of the provision 
of the 20th saction of tha Public Roals Act, 1902, the roids desaribed in the appenled Schedule are hereby closed, and the 
lands comprised therein will be granted to the person mentioned ia su h § hedule, payment of costs, purchase money, deed fee, and 


stamp duties having been made. 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





ScHEDULE REFERRED TO. 








No. of Papers and of 








Application, Description. | Area, - Proposed Grantee. 
i es 
Roads, Parish of South Codrington, county of Richmond, Land District 3 310 | Mynumi Limited. ‘ 
1919-732-15. of Casino, Woodburn Shire. Reserved road 100 links wide oe 
Rd. Pur, 1929-228. within portions 31, 32, 33, 34, and 55, S | : 
1919-165-16. Parish of Livingstone, county of Gipps, Land District of Condo- 6 38 O | George Hounson Ridley. 
Rd. Pur, 1919-52. bolin, Lachlan Shire. Part of boundary road 150 links wide 
south of portion 36, east from the reserved road through 
portion 36. | 
1918-659-20. Parishes of Mungie Bundie, and Bundocwithidie, county of Cour, 52 0 32 | Bessie Burgess. 
Rd. Fur, 1918-122. allie, Land District of Moree, Boolooroo Shire. Boundary 
road 100 links wide separating portions 46, 43, 41, from por- 
tions 45, 44, 40; boundary road 200 links wide separating, 
portions 48, 47, 76, 46, end of roa}, 45, from portions 53, 19, 
43, end of road, 44, parish of Mungie Bundie ; boundary roid, 
200 links wide separating portion 44 from portion 37, parish. 
of Bundoowithidie. | 








Pa nil ae ee ey ae ee a ee ee 








22 Dec., 1922.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 174, 6125 


{4175] ; Sydnev, 22nd December, 1922. 
APPLICATION FOR THE OLOSING AND PURCHASE OF ROADS AND PARTS OF ROADS. 


Nez is hereby given that application his ban male, un ler ths Public Rovls Ast, 19)2, for the closing and purchase of the 


roads and parts of roads described in the Schelule herouader, and that it is intended to olose such roads and parts of roads unless 
valid objections are found to exist. 


Any person desiring to lodge objestions should forward ths sama in writing, aidrassed to the Minister for Lands, within one month 


from date ef this notice. 
eee W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
ScuEDULE 























Papers. | Applicant, Area, Description, 
Roads, | ate orp! 
1921-620-4. | Charlotte Miller ...; 14 3 34 | Parish Burrawong, county Gordon, Land District Molong, shire Amaroo. The 


Rd. Pur. 1921- part of boundary road 100 links wide separating portion 176—east from the 
176. | reserved road within that portion—parish of Burrawony, from portion 120, 
| end of road, portions 91, 22, 79, end of road, and portion 68 parish of Eurim- 
| bula and portion 67 (part) parish of Buyrawong. 
1922-422-5. | P. C. McKay Weston} 9 38 35 Parishes of Kurimbula and Burrawong, county of Gordon, Land District of 
Rd. Pur. 1922-88.) Molong, shire of Amaroo, Boundary road 100 links wide west of portion 79; 
the part of boundary road 109 links wide west of portion 145, north of the 
pubhe road within that portiou, parish of Eurimbula ; boundary road 100 links 
; wide north of portion 120, parish of Burrawong. 
1922-42] ~5. F. E. Weston .| 10 3 39 | Parish Eurimbula, county Gordon, Land District Molong, shire Amaroo. Boun- 


Rd. Pur. 1922- ' dary rcad 100 links wide west of portions 43 and 64; also the part of boundary 
87. | road of variable width west of portion 161, north of the reserved road within 


| that portion. 
1922-423-4. Fleurette Weston 


5 3 0} Parish Burrawong, county Gordon, Land District Molong, shire Amaroo, De- 

Rd. Pur. 1922- signed reserved roads (tracks) 50 links wide within portions 157, 159, and 156. 
89. " 

1922-424—4, Clifton Lee Weston...,| 5 1 22) Parish Hurimbula, county Gordon, Land District Molong, shire Amaroo. 

Rd. Pur. 1922- | Boundary road 100 links wide separating portion 156 (part) parish of Burra- 

Q(), | wong, from portion 97 (part) ; boundary road 100 tinks wide separating portion 


7 (part), parish of Catombal from portion 127; boundary road 100 links wide 
separating portion 60 (part) from portion 160 (part); boundary road 100 links 
wide separating portion 120 (part) from portion 91 (part). 











a ener —— RR 


PROCLAMATION. 
DECLARATION OF CROWN LANDS. 


ie pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Acts, I, Sir Watrgzr Epwarv Dayipson, Knight Commander of the Moat 

Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George, Governor of the State of New South Wales and its Depentencies, in the 
Commonwealth of Australia, with the advice of the Executive Council, do hereby proclaim the following surrendered area of lands to be 
Crown Lands for the purposes of the Crown Lands Acts :— 


CENTRAL DIViSION. 
Lanp District or URANA; SHIRE JERILDERIE. 

















County. Parish. Portion. | Area, Cat No. cf Plan, 
| 
Ze : de! 
| Fea a 5 
Urangon conse es ...| derilderie Nort»... ake 23 Sol) aed U. 63-1,881. 
Do mee re ace ao aha « 24 Bo | a0 Wi Gamers 
Do had kis ee do so | AX (part of 3)... “i | 228 1°28 Ms. 1,450 Wga, 
Do Rete base ae do ve oe | AN (part of 36) Siig chee Mad Fi Meal 3 43 Ms. 1,451 ,, 





[ Mise. 1922~11,062] 
Signed and se:led at Sydney, this fifteenth dy of December, 1922. 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
By His Excellency’s Command. Governor. 
W. E. WEARNE. 
[3882] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


[4143] Sydney, 22nd December, 1922, 


REVOCATION FROM RESERVES—SALE, LEASH, &7.—CONSEQUENT ON CONVERSION OF SPECIAL LEASKS. 


T is hereby notified that the reserves from sale, lease, &c., purticularised in the Schedule hereto, have been revoked, consequent on th® 

conversion into conditional purchase or other tenure, uader the provisions of section 190 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, 

of special leases covering the Crown lands within the said reserves, and that such revocation take effect from the dates of approval by 
the Minister for Lands of the granting of the conversion applications as specified in the said Schedule. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands, _ 








| Date from 

Land A |Reserve Date of . : ; 7 which 
District, | Division. |", Purpose. Notification,| County. Parish. Shire, &c. Area. | Part revoked per oeation 
es elect, 








| ae ta tee De “4 J 

Mudgee ..| Gastern..! 45,480 | From sale or lease| 13 July, 1910} Wellington) Warratra..| Meroo Shire.,,102 3 0 | That part within portion 31 Oct., 1922 
other than special | 228. Plan W_  .4,763- 

| * lease by tender, | 2,091. O.S. 1922-20,619 





























o: do ..| 43,773 | From sale and lease| 28 April, 1909} Wynyard..| Euadora ..} Gadara Shire) 60. 0 0) The whole; portion 107.| 18 ,, s 
‘eae jean other than special es (about). Plan W. 4,799-2,119: O©.S. 
| lease. 1929-20, 288, : 
Wagga Central.) 54,229 | From sale or lease] 22 Oct., 1920 do ..| Tarcutta ..| Kyeamba 1176 0 0| The whole; portion 57.) 1) ,, + 
~ Wagga. | other than special Shire.| (about). abl Bere C.8. 
lease. 1922-20,298. 
Taree  ..} Eastern,.| 13,242 | From sale for| 10 Jan., 1891) Macquarie, Stewart ..| Manning — je 2) 0 Part within portion 224 and) 30 ,, ay 
gravel. | Shire.| (about). avjoining road. Plan M, 
| 7,074-666. CS. 1922- 
20,915. dealt 
vi - eae From sale for water| 15 June, 1910) Rous ..| Toolond ..| Tweed Shire.| 14 0 0} The whole part previously; 20 Jan., 4) 
as adit sun supply. ‘ (about). revoked, Plan R,. 6.801- ‘ 
: 1,759, CS. 1922-21,344, 











ee LLL LE 


No, 174, 22 December, 1922,—8, 





67.26) NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 174. [22 Dec., 1922. 





—_— —— = _ ————— 


[4151] Sydney, 22nd December, 1922. 
NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL CROWN-LEASES. 


ie is hereby notified, for public information, that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1918, the Crown 
Lands comprised within the areas hereunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Original Crown-leases, and shall be disposed of under 
the prevailing conditions of the law. : 


The area will be available on and after 5th FEBRUARY, 1923, before which applications should not be lodged. 


_ An applieation shall be in Form 9, and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land becomes 
available) shall be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance, and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee ; but upon confirma- 
tion of an application such rent and survey fee must be paid. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee sooner) be 
paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 


Ali applications should be lodged with the local Crown Land Agent by the applicant in person, or by his agent in person dulv 
authorised ip. writing, and all applications in posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the Sth February, 1923, or at 
any time between the 5th February, 1923, and the 10th February 1928, inclusive, shall, where conilicting, together be deemed to be and 
to nave been lodged with such Land Agent simultaneously on the 5th February, 1923. 


The land set apart is exempt from the operations of general license under the Forestry Regulations. 


The Crown-lease will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts and Regulations thereunder, and to the following 
special conditions :— 


(a) The Crown-lessee shall not assign or sublet without the consent of the Minister for Lands, and if any stock not owned by the 
lessee are found depasturing on the Crown-lease it shall be prima facie evidence of subletting. 


(4) Power will be reserved to the Crown and to any person authorised by the Minister for Mines to enter upon the lease and 
search for and win minerals. 


(c) Power will be reserved to the Crown to resume any portion of the lease which may be required for mining, mining purposes 
or any other pu>lic purpose, upon giving notice in writing, and upon payment only of the value of the improvements on the 
portion resumed (such value not to excged their costs), sand a reduction of rent proportionate to the area resumed, In the 
case of resumption for mining or mining purposes, not less than one month’s notice, and in the case of resumption for any 
other purpose, not less than three months’ notice in writing will be given to the lessee. 


(d) The holder of each Crown-lease shali, within six months from the date of confirmation of the lease, commence and take effective 
steps to keep the land so leased clear of rabbits and other noxious animals, and shall afterwards continue such efficient 
steps or means of keeping the land clear of the same during the whole term of the lease to the satisfaction of the Local Land 
Board. During the second year of the lease he shall commence and thereafter continue to clear the land of noxious 
weede and scrub (except edible scrub) at the rate of not less than one-tenth of the total area each year, so that the whole 
shall be cleared during the first eleven years of the lease, and after any land has been cleared or operated upon the lessee 
shall keep it free from noxious weeds and scrub (other than edible scrub) during the remaining term of the lease to the 
satisfaction of the Local Land Board. 


(e) The boundaries of the lease are to be fenced with a six-wire fence within five years of date of confirmation of lease: 
Provided, however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries, with the approval of the Local Land 
Board. 

(f) No timber shall be cut or removed from the land for the purpose of sale, except subject to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 
1916, and Regulations thereunder at the time in force. 


(g) The lessee shall destroy all useless timber except such as shall be necesaary for the purposes of shade and shelter, and he 
shall preserve sufficient useful timber (if any) on the land leased for the purpose of improvements thereon. 


(2) The lessee may, however, take from the land leased to him such timber and other material for building and other purposes 
upvn such land as may be required by him as tenant thereof, provided such land is not comprised within a timber reserve or 
State forest. ; 


(7) The lessee shall take effective steps to eradicate prickly-pear (if any) from the land leased, and keep the land clear therefrom 
to the satisfaction of the Minister for Lands during the term of such lease. The lessee shall commence such operations within 
six months from the date of confirmation of the lease, and within twelve months from such date shall clear from pear not 
less than one-third of the land leased. uring each subsequent period of twelve months he shall eradicate the pear from not 
iess than an additional one-third of the area leased, so that the whole area shall be cleared within three years from the date of 
confirmation of the lease. 


(j) The holder shall carefully preserve all timber within a strip of land at least 1 chain wide along each bank of all defined 
watercourses, and all timber within a strip of Jand at least 1 chain wide along the courses of all creeks and gullies, and across 
the lowest parts of flats where such gullies discharge water and there are no defined watercourses. 


The term of the lease shall be forty-five years, and a condition of residence for a term of five years shall attach thereto, The 
Crown-leasee is required to enter into residence within six months from date of confirmation of the application for the lease. 


Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown the holder shall pay the capital value of 
such improvements in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


SSS W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


Nore.— All information may be obtained from, and all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of cost 
of so desired by the applicant. } 





CROWN-LEASE AREA No. 3,961. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp District or Cooma, anp Monaro SHIRE. 





















3 
7) Annual 
a 
ae = ‘ Satie Rent Nature and Nearest 
ga 2s for first | fF first | Survey | Estimated Value Town and Character of Lond, Soil, Timber, Mi, 
= 2 iod of | Period Fee. of distance Water Supply. i 
GB bares die Parag f Improvements therefrom. A 
209 Ps 16 years. Pp’ ; rom 
ae a) 15 years. 
Fae 
/ | 
| | Acres. | £7 Sy tee. o85 di: £ is. de | 
Beresford ..| Good Good 110 | 69% | 45315 0 | 512 6/ 14 13 4) Boundary fencing} Cooma: about Granite formation ; steep and hilly, with grinite 
| | | only. Property of] 381 miles dis-! outcrops m places; timbered with guni and 
; = eel | | adjoining uolders,| tant. peppermint ; fair pasturage ; none arable ; 
Do ...| Hill oe} OF | sBRORD) AGS 4 | 9 I4 2 |.20) (07 10) do fe) ww ..| abundintly watered. 
e Ms. 1y2z-8)672. 
J | J | oe 











Notu.—The included parts of Crown-lease Arca No. 474, notified 12th March, 1913, and reserves from sale and lease under section 206, are hereby reyoked. 


22 Dro. 1922] 6727 








NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 174. 


[4141] IRE 4 Sydney, 22nd I ecember, 1922. 
REVOCATION OF RESERVES FROM SALE, LEASH, &o. 
13 is hereby notified, for public information, that under the provisions of section 30 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the 
reserves from sale, lease, &c., hereunder described, are hereby revoked, but such revocation shall not take effect until after the 


expiration of sixty days from the above date. 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 








































































































| 
teens | Division. | mt Purpose, Shue ouch: County. Parish, Shire, &c, Area. Part revoked Papers No, 
aoe : B zits . bee wv re 
| a Yr. p. 
49,465 | From sale for 
Cowra Central : rubbish depot. -| 26 Nov, 191., Hume | Brocklesby| Hume Shire ., 2 0 0} The whole, Plan H.} Rds. 1921- 
| 49,466 | From lease gen- } 3,674-1,668. 618-7, 
erally for rubbish | 
depot. | 
Newcastle ..| Eastern..| 30,513 | From sale for) 3 Fvb., 190)) Northum-  Neweastle..| New Lambton 0 0 28}, The whole ; portion 1,263.) Ms, 1922- 
Mechanies Insti- berland, Municipality. Plan N. 2,281-2,111. 6,884. 
tute site. (Newcastle|Pasturage i 
Reser’ e).; 
Tenterfield.. do 19,285 | From sale for| 16 Dec., 1893] Buller Beaury ..] Tenterfield 3 0 0 | Within porticm 14, Planj Ms. 1922= 
travelling stock: Shire 2,7,12-1,741. 7,290, 
) and camping. | 
Nore.—The covering part of reserve from oceupatioa for residence or business, notified 8th February, 1894, is also hereby revok *d. 
Lismore Eastern..} 49,736 | Fromsaleforcamp-| 1 Aug., 1903) Rous Terania Terania Shire. . 10 224) Part within portions 99| Ms. 1922- 
» ing and water and 100. Plan R.| 8,398. 
supply. 8,427-1,759 R. 

Do de 53,759 | From sale for} 6Feb., 1920) do do do 12.0 0} The whole .. do 
public recreation (about). 
and show ground, : 

Do do 53,760 | From lease gener-| 6 ,, ji do do do 42 0 6 do do 
ally. (about). ‘ 

Do e do ..| 48,468} From sale for the} SJan., 1913; Rous Tuckombil | Tintenbar 1 0 263) Part within portion 350,) Aln, 1922- 

? preservation of Shire. Plan R, 8,449-1,759 R. 8,613. 
native flora. 

Do do 48,469 | From lease gener-| 8 ,, 3 do do do 1 0 263) do do 
ally. é 

Maitland do 54,019 | From sale for liter-| 18 Aug., 1920} Northum- | Stanford ..} Tarro Shire 0 1 0 | The whole; allotment 18,| Ms. 1922- 
ary institute site. berland. | section 4. Plan Pelaw) — 9,680. 
{Village of P elaw Main). Main 5, 

Do do 54,081 es lease gener-|13  ,,  ,, au it koe Ce a ee do ae 0) ,.14,1 0; | do Pr do 

ally. 
Tenterfield ,. do ... From sale or lease} 15 Noy., 1918} Gough ..' Deepwater | Severn Shire .. 2 119 | The whole; within lot 2,} Aln. 1922 
, under section 206. section 28, village of] 9,029, 
Deepwater. Plan D. 24- ; 
| 1,824, 
Kempsey do ..) 11,194 | For public recrea-| 12 April, 1890) Macquarie | Palmerston | Macleay Shire.. 3 2 61 Portions 152 to 160 and! Ms. 1922- 
tion, (about). | and 168 to 172, together] 9,064. 
with adjoining roads 
and intervening lane. 
Plans M. 6,323, 6,325, 
| and 6,327 -666. 
Invefell .. do ..| 47,518 | From sale ffor tra-| 21 Feb., 1912! Arrawatta | Ellis Ashford Shire.. 6 1 0| Part within portion 11,| Ms. 1922- 
P velling stock and Plan A, 3,040-J,847. 9,075. 
camping. : | | 
Cowra do ..| 14,241 | For access to bridge} 22 Aug., 1891 Bathurst ..'| Canowindra| Waugoola Shire 1 0 0, Part within R. 55,924from) Ms. 1922- 
and camping. | (about). | sale for approach to} 9,542, 
bridge, R. 55,925 from 
lease generally, notified 
this day. 
Cosma Eastern,., 15,458 | From sale pending; 23 April, 1892) Wallace’ ..| Kosciusko } Dalgety Shire. .j/20,000 © 0, Part within reserve 41,191] Ms. 1922~ 
survey. | (about). from. sale for public} 10,103. 
recreation and preserva- 
| tion of game, notitied 
| | 5th December, 1906. f 
Dubbo Central..} 36,811 | From sale, license,| 28 Nov., 1903} Ewenmar..| Bungey ..; Gilgandra Shire! 320 0 0 | The balance; portion 28. do 
or lease other than | Plan E. 1,858-1,890. 
special lease. 
Condobolin do 40,583 | From sale gene-| 23 May, 1903) Cunning- | OxleyNorth Lachlan Shire. ./21,598 0 0 | The whole .. do 
rally. ham.} atid Oxley! (about). 
South. 

Do do 40,584 | From lease other; 23 ,, 5 do sd aw ots do {21,598 0 0 da : do 
than Jease under | (about), f 
18th section. | 

Corowa de ..| _ 106 | From sale for water) 7 Nov., 1863) Denison ..| Boomanoo-; Berrigan Shire 99 0 .0 | The balance do 
supply. mana. | (about). 
Gosford Eastern,.| 16,444 | From annual lease} 8 Oct., 1892: Northnm- | Mando.ong| Lake Macquarie 2 0 0| The whole; portion 78. do 
. for public school | berland, | Shire. Plan N. 3,21-2,111, 
purposes, ; 
Norn.—Now dedicated for public school site. 
Kenipsey, | Eastern,.| 45,322 | From sale and lease} 25 May, 1910; Dudley, | ....seen | reecetecnurs 1,700 0 0O| The balance Ms. 1922- 
Walcha, and generally. Clarke, (about). | 10,103. 
Armidale. | Macquarie, | | te 
and Vernon.) 
Novp.-- Now within reserve 52,788 from sale or lease gencrally. 
Coonamble,.) Central ..) From sale or lease). 4 Aug., 19'2) Leichhardt; Budgeon ..| Wingadee Shire 2 0 0) The whoie; portion 55.{; Ms. 1922- 
under section 206. | Plan 44, 3,439-1,902. 10,291; 
Bellingen | Eastern. .| Reserve from sale} 4 Aug,, 1922) Fitzroy Bligh Dorrigo Shire... 2 2 7) The whole; section 1.) Ms, 1922- 
| or lease under sec- | (village of | Dorrigo). Plan Ms, 653, Gfn. | 10,352, 
f tion 206. | . | 
Bathurst .. do ..) 11,701 | For camping 23 June, 1890) Roxburgh.., Wiagdon...| Turon Shire ..} 0 0 27 | The whole; portion 136.| Ms. 1922- 
| (suburbs of |Wattle Plat) | : joo, Plan RK. 1,011-1,496. 10,465, 
Do do 11,704 do 2 Ves » | Roxburgh:.| Sofale .. do - 0 3 O | The whole; part previous-| do 
| : | (village of |WattleFlat}. ly revoked. | 
Do do 17,995 | For water supply..| 24 ,, 1893) Roxburgh! Wiagdon .. do 5 0 217 | The whole .. do 
(suburbs of |WattleFlat). 
Wellington.. do ,.| 2,862 de 18 Dec., 1886; Wellington) Ironbarks..) Macquarie 1 0 0j| The whole. Pian S. 1-| Ms, 1922- 
| (town of} Stuart). — | Shire) f _ 2,486 Roll. 10,468. | 
Deniliquin..} Central. .| 214 | From sale for water; J Dec., 1874} Townsend..| Tholobin ..| Conargo Shire..| 919 0 0 | The balance ..| Ms, 1922 
supply. (about), | 10 679. 

Do do 347 | From lease for pub-|(25 June, 187s do do do ..' 134) 0 (0 | The whole .. do 
lic purposes. | “ (about), 

Dow 2, do 984 | From sale for tra-| 21 Nov, 1873) do Tholobin, | do .| 2,335 0 0] The balance do : 
relling stock. | Wantook| (about). 

and North) | 
Deniliquin. Rist ‘ _ 

Deere do 987 do 2 Des, 1873} do .| Tholobin .. do 810 0 0 |} Part within portions 37. do 

| (about). 119, 111, atid 112. Plans 
| | T. 299 and 3,385 to 
3 387-1,.202. 





































































































6728 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 174. [22 Dre. 1922. 
REVOCATION OF RESERVES FROM SALH, LUASE, &0.—continued. 
piand, | Division, Reserve purpose. Noe ot, | County. | Parish, | Shire,&. | Area. Part revoked. _—_| Parors No. 
—- Presse wis Dade Ih E 
aoe Tp, : 
Deniliquin..| Central .; 2,056 | From sale for resting) 9 Dec., 1878} Townsend | Gonawarra.| Windouran 103 0 U| The whole; portion 56.) Ms. 1922- 
| | place for stock. Shire. Plan T. 2,696-1,803 R. 10,679. 
Gunnedah .. do | | From kale or lease} 9 July, 1913] Pottinger..) Melville Liverpool 0 2 0} The whole; allotment 7, do 
| under section 206. (village of |Mullally). Plains Shire... pectin 4, Plan M. 7- 
5279. 

Li. more Eastern..| 13,484 | l’rom sale for public] 28 Feb., 1891) Rous Dunoon Terania Shire. . 1 116] The whole; portion 216.] Ms, 1922- 
school purposes. Plan R. 8,304-1,759, 10,780. 

Port do 40,138 | From sale for min-| 29 Dec., 1905) Macquarie | Jasper .| Hastings Shire.) 48 0 0] Part within portion 16, ao 

Macquarie ing purposes. Plan M. 314-666 L.F, 

Deniliquin ..| Central .. 124 | From sale for water} 11 Noy,, 1863} Wakool Nunna- Wakool Shire..| 519 0 © Part within Campbell’s do 

supply. goyt. (about). Island State Furest No. 
615, dedicated 18th 
January, 1918, 

Grafton Eastern..| 20,576 | From sale other} 10 Feb, 1897; Fitzroy | Ermington| Nymboida 4 3 71{ The whole; portion 23, do 
pas auction sale Shire Flan F, 920-1,810. 
only. 

Do do 46,839 | From sale for waber} 30 Aug., 1911} Clarence ..) Canoulam,.| Orara Shire 88 0 0] The whole .. ae do 

supply. (about). 

Do do 4,775 do 26 Nov., 1887) de do a6 70 0 0 do do 

(about). 
Tumut do 32,658 | From sale for water; 4 May, 1901) Wynyard..| Gadara Gadara Shire..| 1t 0 0] The parts east of portions} Ms, 1922~ 
(about), 158, 159, and 160, and| 10,880. 
south of portion 158, 

Tamworth.. do ..| 14,407 | From sale for tem-| 5 Sept, 1891| Parry ..| Somerton.,| Peel Shire 20 0 0 5 Ms. 1922~ 
porary common (about) 10,912, 
at Somerton, ‘ ' 

Do do From annual lease! 13 April, 1892] do 56 CCR ace do 20 0 0 bd do 

or occupation) (about) 
license under} 
general notice. | 

* Parts within the roads along the eastern boundaries of portions 81, 82, 84, and 85, the northern boundaries of portions 172, t73, and the cemetery, ard 

along the most easterly western boundary of portion 173. 

Urana -| Central..) 41,895 ) From sale for addi-; 7 Aug,,1907, Urana_ ..| Jecrilderie | Jerilderic Shire 1 120) The whole .. = ..| Ms. 1922- 
tion to show North.| aad Jerilderie 11,062. 
ground. population 

ares, 
Do do 37,691 | From sue for show) 27 April, 190! do ado es ao 50 110 | The whole, Plan U. 2,896- do . 
ground, b L col. 
Do 3 do 37,692 | From lease generally| 27 ,, f do do do 50 "1 10 do do 
for show ground. | 
Do : do ..-- | From sale or lease) 81 Dec, 1920} do ° do do 148 0 0, The whole; portions 130 do 
under section 223. | and 145. Plans U. 
| 2,895 R., and U. 3,101- 
| 1,881. 

Kempsey ..! Eastern.. + From sale and leasc} 4 Aug., 1922) Raleigh ../ Congarinni} Nambucca Shire 0 015 | The whole .. pen Ms. 1922- 
under section 206. (Village jof South Majcksville). (about) ey al 

Eden es do do 4-5; » | Auckland...) Bimmil Imlay Shire 41-3 0} The whole. ‘Plan A.| Ms, Ls. 

3,415- 2,098, 1922-12,377. 

Penrith do .-s | From sale or lease} 4 ,, », | Cook Blackheath} Blackheath 5 0 0} The whole, Plan Ms.| Ms, Ls. ; 

(section 206 C.L.C. Municipality. 5,478 Sy. Portion Sp.L.} 1922-12,599. 
| Act, 1918), 1919-5. 

Wyalong Central..| 48,692 | From sale for tra-) 26 Mar., 1913] Gipps Blowclear,.| Bland Shire 80 3 0) Part within portion 40.| Ms, Ls. 

3 | velling stock. | Plan G. 2,694-1,871. 3922-13,685. 

Lithgow Eastern..| 27,652 | For camping, recre-; 21 May, 1898] Westmore- | Thornshope| Blaxland Shire} 459 0 0! That part within approved] Ms. Ls. 

| ation, and tri; gono-, land. (about). Sp.L. 1921-9, J. H. Hade.} 1922-14,193. 
metrical purposes. | Plan W. 1,672-1,502. 
Do do 33,571 | For camping and} 23 Ncv., 1901 do do do 509 0 0} The whole, Plan W. 13- do 
| recreation. | 1,502. 

Bellingen .. do 51,827 | From sale for water; 10 ,, 1916] Raleigh ..| Yarranbella) Bellingen Shire} 19 2 0 | The whole; portion 153.| Ms. Ls. 
supply and camp-| Plan R. 2,595-1,714. 1922-14,773. 
ing. 

Do do 51,828 | From lease gener- 10 ,, 3 do do ao 19 2 0 do do 

| ally< . 

Do do 52,294 | From sale for ae 20 July, 1917 do Vautin do 45 0 0} Part within approved) Ms. 1922- 
preservation of} (about). Sp. L. 1922-14. 14,937. 
native flora. | 

Do do 52,295 | From lease gener-} 20 ,, * do do do 45 0 0 do do 
ally. (about). : 

Narrandera | Central.. From sale or lease! 16 Sept., 1921} Cooper The Peak...) Carrathool «41 0 0| The whole; portion 37,) Ms. 1922~ 
under section 2Uv. Shire. | Plan C,. 2,250--1,804 Roll.} 14,938. 

Newcastle ../ Eastern..| 41,879 | From lease gener-) 24 July, 1907| Northum- | Kahibah ..| Lake Macquarie 0 0 6| Part within approved) Ms. Ls. 
ally. | berland Shire. (about) Sp.L. 1922-15. 1922~14,940. 

Taree do " 41,959 do ..| 26 Aag., ,, | Gloucester | Tuncurry ..|) Manning Shire 1 020] Part within approved) Ms. Ls. 

. : (Suburbs of |Tuneurry). (about’, Sp.L. 1922-16. 1922-15,162. 

Casino and do 55,727 | From sale for public) 13 Oct., 1922) Drake Rodham ..! Copmanhurst |1,6v0 6 O! The whole .. eee Ms, 1922~ 

Grafton. utility. Shire,| (about). 11,219, 

Do do 55,728 | From lease gene-13 ,, 4, do do do, 1,600 0 0 do we = do do 

\ourally:, (about). 
£4144) Sydney, 220d December, 1922. 














REVOCATION OF NOTIFICATION OF TRACTS OR AREAS PREVIOUSLY NOTIFIED AS NOT AVAILABLE FOR 
SETTLEMENT UNTIL FURTHER NOTIFICATION. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, under the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the notification 
that the tracts or areas hereunder described are not available for settlement is hereby revoked. 




















W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


.sPapers 
No. 


Aln, 1922- 
8,613. 





\ 
Babi hee | Division. | Motlavation, | County. Parish, Shire, de, | Ara | Part revoked, 
awe LD 
Lismore Eastern 10 Sept., 1920) Rous” .. Tuckowbil Tintenbar Ate e2 < The whole. Plan R, 8,449-1,759 R. .. 
: (about). i 
Armidale .. do £6 July, 1902) Sandon.. Woolomombi &| Dumaresq 665 0 0 | The whole; portions 1, parish of Har- 
Hargrave. grave, and 49, 55, and 63, parish of 
Wovlomombi. Plans 8. 2,931, 1,287, 
3,598, and 3,678-1,660. 
Hay Central 22 Jan., 1898 Nicho!son Warrabalong ..| Carrathool 4,000 0 0 | Part within the parish of Warrabalong. 
(about.) Plans N. 1,424, 1,425, 1,426, 1,42s, 
and 1,429-1,992, 
Picton Eastern ..| 16 June, 191] Camden Bargo .. Wollondilly &| 5,600 0 0] Thewhole .. ste 4c Se 
| Nattai, (4bout).. 
Port Mac- do .| 1Nov,, 1911) Macquarie Forbes .. Hastings on 35 0 0 ot within portion 27, Plan M, 7,063- 
quarie, (about). 
Walgett Central 9July, 1898) Leichhardt Mourabie Walgett 600 0 0 oe within the parish of Mourabie  ... 
about)- 
Parkes do 18 Oct, 1911} Kennedy Albert .. Lachlan “ 13 0 0 | Part within T.S.R. 55,184, notified 24th 
(about), February, 1922. 
Lismore ...| Eastern 80: «5 1912) Rous Terania Terania 9 030 | Part within portions 98 and 99, PlanR. 
iat iene" ; t oo caine: 8,4%7-1,759 Roll, 7 e 


i eee, 




















Ms, 1922- 
10,103. 


de 


do 


22 Dec., 1922,] 


_ 


[4142] 








NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 174. 








REVOCATION OF HOMESTEAD FARM AREAS, &o, 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisioas of the Orown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the Homestead Farm Areas 
&c., particularised hereunder, are hereby revoked, 





Land 
District, 


Division. 


Narrandera..| Central .. 


Wyalong . 


* Part situate south of a line bearing west from a p 
corner of the portion. 


Kempsey .. 


do 
Murwil- 
lumbzh. 
Mudgee 
Do a 


Picton 3 


Moss Vale.. 


Wagga 


Wagga. 


Coota- 


mundry. 


Gratton 


Cowra SA 


Do * 


Port Mac- 


quarie. 


Cooma a 


Maitland . 


Urana is 
Balranald 

South 

DOmts:. 


Parramatta 


Parkes 


oe 


Murrurundi 
Dellingen .. 
QGundagai .. 


Moruya .. 

Do oe 
Warren .. 
Cowra “5 
Forbes... 


Deniliquin.. 


Urana e. 
Bombala .. 
Forbes .. 
Cooma  .. 
Gesford .. 
Wagga 
Wagga. 
Doig: 


Warialda .. 













do 


Eastern 


do | 


do 
do 


do 
Central 
Eastern 
do 
do 
do 
do 


do 


Central 
do 


do 
Eastern 


Central 


Eastern 
do 
do 


do 
do 
Central 
Eastern 
Central 
do 
do 


Eastern 


Central 

Eastern 
Do 

Central 
Do 


Do 


Class of Holding for which 
the land was set apart. 





Homestead Farm Area 635 .. 


Additional Holdings, at £2 5s. 


per acre, 


; “Week-end Lease Area, No. 35, 














: 


Week-end Lease Area, No. 43, 


Homestead Selection 
No. 70l. ‘ 


Special Area No. 8,121 


Arca 


Special Area No. 8,121 exten- 


sion. 


0.C.P., at 10s. per acre, or 
C.L. 


Additionai Holdings at 6s. 8d. 


per acre. 
Special Area No, 7,609 


O,P., at 30s. per acre .. 


Addition2] Holdings, at £1 5s. 


per acre. 
Special Area No. 15,706 


Special Area No, 23,568 
Special Area No, 39,200 


Special Area No. 9,764 
Special Area No, 18,604 


Special Area No. 19,092 
Special Area No. 11,300 


Special Area No, 15,296 
Special Area No. 39,854 
Special Area No, 20,619 


Special Area No. 2,917 
Special Area No, 3,285 
Special Area No 18,616 


Special Area No, 20,777 
Special Area No. 15,669 
Special Area No. 13,875 
Special Arca No, 13,353 
Special Area No. 15,394 
Special Area No. 17,362. 
Special Area No. 17,933 


Special Area No, 18,047 
Special Area No. 12,68! 


Special Area No, 10,382 
Special Area No, 20,682° 
Special Area No, 14,051 
Special Area No. 15,233 


Special Area No. 7,337 


fe 


SN Nee STARE LS 


| 30 Mar., 1887 
30 Sept., 1898) Harden 


Date of 
Notification, 


| 


11 May, 1917 
23 Oct., 1921 








5 Mar., 1992 
4 Nov., 1905 
5 May, 1894 


22 Scpt., 1888 


14 Jan,, 1921) Macquarie. 
(Village of C 





Ldeas 1921 do a ao Be 
(Village of Crescent He 

17 Oct., 1900) Rous Chillin z- 

ham. 

5 Jan,, 1889, Phillip .,.) Wilbetree.. 

Oss a do do 

Comes 1907; Camden ..' Bargo 

20 Oct., 1909} do ..| Joadja 

10 Noy., 1888; Bourke Kindra 

15 Sept., 1909] Clarendon,,| Trevethin.. 

21 Oct,, 1908} Clarence ..| Taloumbi.. 

14 May, 1892) Bathurst .. Tintern .. 

8 Feb., 1896 do do 


8 July, 1905; Macquarie., 


28 Sept., 1889) Wallace Bradley .. 
16 ,, 1893) Northum- | Stockring- 

berland. ton, 
2 DEC ys Hume ..| Hindmarsh 


10 May, 1890) Wakool 





283) 47° | 1892 
13 June, 1291 
7 Feb., 1891 
9 April, 1892 
11 Mar., 1893 


24 June, 


” 


15 July, 


” 


29 Sept., 1890 
20 Nov., 1889 
12 May, 1894 
18 July, 1891 


20 Feb,, 1892 





22 Sep., 1888 


26 May, 1894' Dampier .. 





nl 


Sydney, 22nd Decemb 





~ 





er, 1922. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 




















County. Parish. Shire, &, Area. 
VS aurea p, 
Cooper ..' The Peak..| Carrathool| $41 0 
/ | Shire. | 
Gipps ..| Ungarie ..| Bland 10 0 0 
Shire.| (about), 


Palmerston 


rescent Hea 


Macquarie.. 


Niemur 











do ..| Moulamein 
South, 
Cumber- Berowra .. 
lan 
Ashburn- | Parkes 
ham 
Brisbane ..! Murrurundi 
Fitzroy Ucombe .. 
Jugiong ., 
Noorooma., 
do do 
Ewenmar..| Killendoon 
Forbes Mulyan 
do Wongajong 
Townsend,.| Towarra .. 
Urana Butherwa.. 
Wellesley..| Bombala .. 
 Ashburn- Forbes 
ham. 
(Environs |of Forbes). 
Wallace Bradley 
Northum- | Morrisset.. 
berland. 
(Environs of Morrisset). 
Bourke Kockibitoo 
do Coolamon., 
Burnett .,| Abercrom- 
pie. 











Macleay 
Shire. 
d.) 
do 1, 0.20 
ad.) 
Tweed 353 0 30 
Shire. | 
MerooShire; 78L 0 0 
and Cudge-, 
gong Muni- 
cipality. | 
do 416-8 01 
if 
.| Wollondilly| 5,600 0 0 
aad Nattai) (about), 
Shires. 
Nattai 82 0 30 
Shire. 
Coolamon 159 3 0 
Shire. 
Tlabo IFLR.) 1G 0) 
Shire. 
Harwood 122" 2° 0 
Shire. 
Waugoola 82 0 0 
Shire, 
do A 3 0 
Hastings a7 2b 0 
Shire. 
Dalgety 46 0 0 
Shire, 
Tarro Shire; 256 3 30 
Culeairn 515 LF 0 
Shire, 
Wakool 910 2 0 
Shire. 
do 820 0 0 
Hornshv 15 3 30 
Shire. 
Goobang 40 0 0 
Shire 
Warrah 160 0 0 
Shire. 
Dorrigo 87 3 0 
Shire. 
Adjungbilly; 661 0 0 
Shire. 
Eurobodalla) 130 0 0 
Shire. 
do 41 10 
Marthaguy 80 0 0 
Shire. 
Waugoola 154 1 26 
Shire. 
Jemalong 25 0 0 
Shire. 
Murray gs 0 0 
Shire. : 
Urana Shire) 79 3 0 
Bibbenluke 35.0770 
Shire. 
Forb:s 2 00 
Munici- 
pality. 
Dalgety 320 0 0 
Shire. 
Lake Mac-| 20 0 0 
quarie 
Shire. 
Mitchell 474 2 0 
Shire. 
Coolamon, | 2,080 0 0 
Shire. 
Yallaroi 923; 2. 0 
Shire. 


Part revoked. 


Blotter whole: portion Sv. 


Plan ©, 2,250-1,804 R, 
s 


1 0 0 Allotments 4, 5, 20, and 


%1. Section 3. Plan 
Crescent Head 4. 

Portions 197, 199, 200 and 
201, Plans M. 7,135, 
and 7,137-666. 

Part within portions 26 
and 27. Plan R, 4,695- 
1,759 R. 

Part within portions 118, 
123 to 126, 142, 144, 147, 
and 172. Plans P. 1,538, 
),668, 1,669, 1,783, 1,923, 
and 1,928 -2,125. 

Part within portions 62, 
1zi, and 122. Plans P. 
1,233 and 1,638-2,125. 

The ba‘ance F oe 


Part within portion 174. 
Plan C, 3,040-2,041. 

Part within portion 207. 
Plan B, 1,871-1,806 R. 

The whole; portion 24. 
Plan C. 3,538-1,578. 

The whole; portion 359. 
Plan C. 1,900-1,577 R. 

The whole; portion &5. 
Plan B, 2,820-2,009,. 

Part within portion 149. 
Plan B. 3,634-2,009, 

Part; within portions 268 
to 272 inclusive. Plan 
M. 2,251-666 R. 

The whole; portion 81. 
Plan W. 950-1,604. 

Parts within portions 39, 
97, 101, 102, 103, 110, 
111, 112, 118, 116, and 
117. Plans N. 1,629, 
3,404, and 3,405-2,111. 

The balance ; portions 118 
to 122, inclusive. Plan 
H. 2,774-1,668. 

Parts within portions 65 
and 67. Plans W. 1,734 
and 1,767-1,917. 

The whole; portion 58 
Plan W. 1,832-1,917 R. 

Part within portion 59, 
Plan C. 1,588-2,030. 

Part within portions 271 
and 272. Plan A, 5,400- 
1,770 R. 

Part within portion 60. 
Plan B. 3,022-2,096. 

The whole; portion 1 
Plan F. 495-1,810 R. 

Part within portions 277, 
278, 279, 281, and 285. 
Plans H. 5,514 and 5,535- 
1,716. 

Part within portion 176, 
Plan D. 3,161-1,618 R. 
Part within portion 303. 
Plan D. 2,921-1,618. 
Part within portion 82. 
Plan E, 1,450-1,890. 
Part within portion 
Plan F. 2,562-1.787. 
Part within portion 248. 
Plan F, 2,285-1,787 R. 
The whole; portion 67. 
Plan T. 3,839-1,803. 
Part within portions 69, 
81, 82,and 83, Pian U. 

2,.443-1,881 R. 

Part within portion 219. 
Plan W. 4,228-1,584 R. 
Part within portion &56. 
Plan A. 3,733-1,770 R. 


274 


The whole; portions 105 
and 130. Plans W. 3,839 
and 3,840 -1,604. 

Part within portions 132, 
183; 141, ‘and, 142. 
Plan Morrisset I. 

Part within portions 48, 
65, and 67. Plans B. 
2,061 and 2,172-1,806. 

Parts within portions 47, 
48, 54, and 55, Plans 3B. 
2,103 and 2,162-1,806. 

The whole; portions 94 te 
O07.) Plans Bs tii? 
1,951 1. 








Papers No, 


| 


Ms. 1922- 
14,932, 
Ms. 1922- 
8,117 





oint on the western boundary of portion 36, situate 10 chains north from tn2 most westerly south western 
y 


Aln, 
1922-9,064. 


do 
Ms, 1922- 
10, 103. 
do 


do 


Ms, 1922- 
10,103. 


Ms, 1922- 
10,780. 
do 





do 
do | 


do 


de 





NEW SCUTH WALES GOVERNMENT 


SAZETTRH, No. 174. 





REVOCATION OF HOMESTEAD FARM ARWAS, &e.—continued. 





{ 


















































, Land Class of Holding for Date of ; | ‘ins s No. 
District. | Diviatow- i which the land was pet apart. Notification. | ©>2ty- | Parish. | Shire, &c, Area, Part revoked. Papers No 

— ot eee 
f wi Lie 
| | ers . 

Wellington. | Eastern ..| Special Area No. 16,105 ..| 20 Aug., 1892) Bligh Nanima ..} Cobbora 945 3 OU | Part within portions 2,) Ms. 1922 
| shire. | 35, 76, (77%, “and 80|/ 20,780: 

| | Plans B. 2,521, 2,879, 
; | and 2,914-1,570. 
Bega do ..| Special Area No. 13,846 ‘..| 6 June, 1891) Auckland.,| Meringo ..| Mumbulla 70 120) Part within portions 265,) do 
| Shire. 266, and 269, Plan A’| 
| | 1,815-2,038 R. 
Inverell do Special Area No, 18,645 80 Sept , 1898) Arrawatta | Weean Ashford 160 0 0, Part within portion 59, do 
Shire. Plan A. 1,795-1,847. 

Murrurundi | do Special Area No, 21,252 ..| 25. Aug,, 1894) Brisbane ..| Timor Warrah | 320 0+! The whole; portion 206. do 

Shire. | Plan B. 3,092-2,096 R. | - 
Do do Special Area No, 14,181 aos 189! dc do 5 41 1 0 | The whole; portion 204. do 
| | Plan B, 3,060-2,096. 
Do | do Special Area No. 15,520 7 May, 1892 do Temi do 320 0 0) The balance; portion 179. do 
| Plan B, 3,672-2,096 K, 
Tenterfield . .| do Special Area No. 13,214 | 10 Jan., 1891) Clive .| Tenterfield.| Tenterfield) 18 120) Part within portion 402. do 
| Shire. | Plan C. 1,409-1,809 R.- 
Murwil- do Special Area No. 30,924 | 12 May, 1900] Rous .| Murwil- Murwillum- 2 014 The balance; portion 68. do 
lumbah. | | lumbah | bah Muni- Plan R. 5,114+1,759. 
\ (Environs of] Marwil- cipality. | 
? 4 lIumbah>, 

Casino -| do Additional Holdings, at 15s.| #3 Oct., 1922) Drake Rodham ..| Copman- 350, 0 0 |) The whole .. ove Ms, 1922- 
per acre. hurst (about), 11,219. 
| : Shire. | 

Do do --| Additional Holdings, at 13s, 4d.| 13. ,, Ag do do do »-| 500 0 0 do Te as do 
| per acre, | (about), 
Do --| do ..| Additional Holdings,at 11s, 8d.| 13 ,, = do do do" Baa) 720) 0) 0 do do 
| per acre, | | | (about), 
\ | \ 
4145) Sydney, 22nd December, 1922. 


WITHDRAWAL OF TRAVELLING STOCK AND CAMPING RESERVES 
PASTURES PROTECTION BOARDS. 


is hereby notified that, in parsu%nes of the orovisions of the Pasturas Peosestion Act, 1912, as amended by Act No. 49, 1918 
and Act No. 25, 1420, the ports of travelling stock and cim ping reserves particularised in the Schedule hereto shall be and 


{7 


FROM THE CONTROL OF 


the same are hereby withdrawn trom the cuntroi of the Pastures Protection Boards specified in such Schedule. 


SCHEDULE. 


W. HE. WHARNE, Minister for Lands. 






































Reserve, rnanree Er is County. Parish. Land District. | Patt ol reser ‘4 ere Eeepu centro! of | Papers. 
os 
Water and camping Twee1- Rous | Terania ...| Lismore ...| Parts within portions 99 and 100./Ms. 1922 
reserve 40,736. | Lismore, | Plan R. 8,427-1,759 R. -8,898. 
' Travelling stock and Tenterfield...) Arrawatta .. Ellis ...| Inverell Part within portion 11. Area, 6a. 1lr,,Ms. 1922 
camping reserve) | | Plan A, 3,04)-1,847. | -,075. 
47,518. e 
Travelling stock and, Do Buller | Beaury...| Tenterfield..., Part within portion 14. Plan B.Ms, 1922 
camping — reservy | | 2,712-1,741. —7,290. 
1926, | 
Travelling st.ck and Dubbo Gordon...) Dubbo  ..., Dubbo __..,/ Part within measured road 1 chain Roads 21 
camping reserve | wide, and variable,—as shown on) —392-8. 
43,867. | | plan R. 14,552-1,603. 
| 5 
[4147] Sydney, 22nd December, 1922. County of Camden, parish of Bargo, containing 


CROWN LANDS NOT AVAILABLE FOR SETTLE- 
MENT UNTIL FURTHER NOTIFICATION. 


N pursuance of. the provisions of section 84 of the 
Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, it is hereby 
notified that the Crown Lands comprised within the 
tracts or areas hereunder described shall not be avail- 
able for the purpose of any application until a furthe: 
notification has been published in the Gazette. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for -Lands. 





CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp Districr or WYALONG, AND BLAND SHtrReE, 


County of Gipps, parish of Ungarie, containing an 
area of about 10 acres. The Crown Lands bounded by 
part of the western boundary of portion 36, bearing 
north 10 chains from the most, westerly south-western 
corner; thence by a line west, and by T.S.R. 18,324, 
southerly and easterly. 


[.Ms. 1922-8117] 
EASTERN DIVISION, 
Lanp Disrricr or Picron, AaNp WOLLONDILLY AND 
Narrar SHIRES, 
County of Camden, parish of Bargo, containingvan 
area of 4143 acres. The Crown Lands within the boun- 


daries of portions 138, 141, and 143, Plans C, 2,249, 


2,251, and 2,252-2,041. 

County of Camden, parish of Bargo, containing 77 
acres, The Crown Lands within portion 145. Plan 
C. 2290-2041; 

County of Camden, parish of Bargo, containing 
1,027 acres. The Crown Lands within portions 15, 18, 
19, 30, 111, 112, 115, 128,188 te 136, 171, 172, and 178. 
Plana. C.-~1,926 to 45927, 1,933; 2131 2,192) 40-17 
2,182, 2,204, 2,253 to 2,255, and 2,277-2,041. 


De 


about 835 acres, The Crown Lands within portions 
27,,29, 41, 42, 86, 124, and 125. Plans C,. 1,982, 
1,982, 1,998, 1,999, 2,281, 2,282, and 2,296-2,041. 

County of Camden, parish of Bargo, containing 212 
acres. The Crown Lands within portions 122 and 131. 
Plans C. 2,257: and 2,232-2,041. 

County of Camden, parish of Bargo, containing 
about 8,000 acres. The Crown Lands bounded by 
portions 178, 168, 5, 1€9, and 117, water reserve 40,795, 
portion 147, water reserve 39,796, portion 119, .the 
public road from Mittagong to Picton, the railway 
line, portions 36; 166, 146, 85, and 35, the westerly 
prolongation-of the southern boundary of the last- 
mentioned portion to the Bargo River, and thence by 
that river upwards. : 

[Ms. 1922-10,103] 


[4148] Sydney, 22nd December, 1922. 
RESERVES FROM AFTER-AUCTION SALE. 
T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
- visions of the 29th section of the Crown Lands 
Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands hereunder 
described shall be and are hereby temporarily reserved 
from after-auction sale. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. ° 








EASTERN DIVISION, 
Merroronitan LAanp District, anp Ranpwicx Munictr- 
PALITY, : 
No. 55,938. County cf Cumberland, parish of 


Botany, containing an area of 10 acres 2 roods 24% 
perches. The Crown Lands within the boundaries of 
portions 1,779 to 1,821, 1,824 to 1,829, and 1,836 to 
1,844. Plans C. 3,520 to 3,523, 3,531 to 3,536=2,030. 

[Aln, 1922-8,753] f 


[22 Drc., 1922. 





22 Dros 1922. ] 





[4149 | Sydney, 22nd December, 1922. 


RESERVES FROM SALE, 


TT is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
& visions of the 28th section of the Crown Lands 
Consolidation Act, 1918, the Crown Lands hereunder 
described shall be reserved from sale for the public 
purposes hereinafter respectively specified, and they 
are hereby reserved accordingly. 


W. EK. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


KASTERN DIVISION. 
For Police Purposes. 
Lanp District oF Lismore, AND TeRANIA SHIRE. 

No. 55,938. County of Rous, parish of Terania, con- 
taining an area of 6 acres 85 perches. The Crown 
Lands within the boundaries of portion 100. Plan 
R. 8,427-1,759 Roll. 

[Ms. 1922-8,398] 
For Water Supply and Camping. 

No. 55,918. County of Rous, parish of Terania, con- 
taining an area of about 12 acres. The Crown Lands 
bounded by portion 73, water and camping reserve 
40,736, notified Ist August, 1906, and Calico Creek, 

No. 55,919 from sale. County of Rous, parish of 
Terania, containing an area of about 1 acre. The 
Crown Lands bounded by water and camping reserve 
40,736, notified Ist August, 1906, the graded road 
shown on plan R. 13,146-1,603, and portion 76. 

[Ms. 1922-8,398] 


For Public School Purposes. 

Lanp District oF INVERELL, AND ASHFORD SHIRE. 

No. 55,931. County of Arrawatta, parish of Ells, 
containing an area of 6 acres 1 rood, The Crown 
Lands within the boundaries of portion 11. Plan 
A, 3,040-1,847. 
[ Ms. 1922-9,075] 

CENTRAL DIVISION. 
For Travelling Stock and Camping. 

Lanp Districr oF CoONAMBLE, AND WINGADEE SHIRE. 

No. 55,932. County of Leichhardt, parish of Bud- 
geon, containing an area of 2 acres. The Crown Lands 
within the boundaries of portion 55. Plan L. 3,439- 
1,902. 
[Ms. 1922-10,291 ] 


el ee 


[4150] 





Sydney, 22nd December, 1922. 


RESERVES FROM SALE AND LEASE 
GENERALLY. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the 28th and 29th sections of the 
Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 19138, the Crown 
Lands hereunder described shall be reserved from sale 
for the public purposes hereinafter respectively speci- 
fied, and reserved and exempted from lease generally, 
and they are reserved and exempted accordingly. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





CENTRAL DIVISION. 
For Rubbish Depot. 


Lanp District or Corowa, AND Humer Suire. 


No. 55,916 from sale (55,917 from lease generally). 
County of Hume, parish of Brocklesby, containing an 
area of 2 acres 1 rood 12 perches. The Crown Lands 
within portion 213. Plan H. 3,674-1,668. 

[Roads 1921-618-7] 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
For Sanitary and Rubbish Depot. 


Lanp Distrricr or Lismore, and TERANIA SHIRE. 
No. 55,920 from sale (55,921 from lease generally). 
County of Rous, parish of Terania, containing an arca 
of 5 acres. The Crown Lands within the boundaries of 
portion 98. Plan 8,427-1,759 Roll. 
[Ms. 1922-8,398] 


For Public Pound. 


No. 55,922 from sale (55,923 from lease generally). 
County of Rous, parish of Terania, containing an area 
of 8 acres 2 roods 19 perches. The Crown Lands within 
the boundaries of portion 99, Plan R. 8,427-1,759 


OlL, 
[Ms. 1929-8,398] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 174. 








6731 





For Approach to Bridge. 

Lanp District or Cowra, ann WAUGoOLA SHIRE. 

No. 55,924 from sale (55,925 from lease generally). 
County of Bathurst, parish of Canowindra, containing 
an area of about I acre. The Crown Lands within the 
following boundaries: Commencing at the intersection 
of the northern side of Bridge-street with the eastern 
side of Newton-street; and bounded thegce by the 
north side of Bridge-street bearing east 14 chains; by 
a line bearing 352 degrees about 5} chains to the left 
bank of the Belubula River; by that bank downwards 
to the eastern side of Newton-stteet aforesaid ; thence 
by that street south, to the point of commencement. 

Novr.—The inchided part of R. 14,241 for access to 
bridge and camping (about 1] acre), notified 22nd 
August, 1891, is-revoked this day. 
[ Ms. 1922-9,542 | 

For Access and Wharf Site. 

Lanp District or BELLINGEN, AND NAMBUCCA SHIRE. 

No. 55,926 from sale (55,927 from lease generally). 
County of Raleigh, parish of Nambucca, containing 
an area of about 2 roods. The Crown Lands within 
the following boundaries: Commencing on the left 
bank of Nambucca River at the south-east corner of 
portion 58; and bounded thence by that bank of the 
river upwards 2 chains 50 links; thence by a line 
bearing west about 2 chains 20 links to the eastern 
side of a designed road; thence by that side of that 
road in a north-easterly direction to a point on the 
south boundary of portion 58 2 chains west from its 
south-east corner; thence by that boundary easterly, 
to the point of commencement,—as shown on tracing 
¥.B. by green tint with papers. 
[Ms. 1922-10,947] 

CENTRAL DIVISION. 
For Racecourse and Show Ground. 
Lanp Districr or URANA, AND JERILDERIE SHIRE. 


No. 55,928 from sale (55,929 from lease generally). 
County of Urana, parish of Jerilderie North, contain- 
ing an area of 166 acres 3 roods. The Crown Lands 
within the boundaries of portion 162. Plan U. 3,652- 


1,881. 
| Ms. 1922-11,062 | 





[4180] Sydney, 22nd December, 1922. 


ERRATUM. 


N the notification in the Government Gazette of 
15th December, 1922, folio 6614, for ‘‘Crown-lease 
Area No. 8,969”’ read ‘“‘Crown-lease Area No. 3,960.”’ 
[Ms, Ls. 1922-11254] 

In the notification of reserve from sale and lease 
generally for Public Recreation, Land District of 
Tamworth, county of Buckland, parish of Clift, in the 
Government Gazette of 8th December, 1922, folio 
6500, read. ‘‘No. 55,887 from sale (55,888 from lease 
generally). 

[ Ms. 1922-10,156] 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





[4146] Sydney, 22nd December, 1922. 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 
FOR ADDITIONAL CONDITIONAL | PUR- 
CHASES, CONDITIONAL LEASES, ADDI- 

. TIONAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE LEASKS, 

ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD SELECTIONS, 
ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD FARMS, ADDI- 
TIONAL SETTLEMENT LEASES, OR ADD!I- 
TIONAL CROWN-LEASES. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of section 85 of the Crown Lands Consoli- 
dation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands comprised within 
the areas-hereunder described are hereby set apart for 
additional conditional purchases or conditional leases 
(not being conditional ieases taken up in virtue of 
and at the same time as original conditional purchases 
within the same area), additional conditional purchase 
leases, additional homestead selections, additional 
homestead farms, additional settlement leases, or addi- 
tional Crown-leases, and shall become and be available 
therefor on and after the 5th February, 1923. It is 
further notified that the price of the land for addi- 
tional conditional purchase, or the capital value 
upon which provisional rental (where required) shall 
be lodged, shall be as hereinafter resnectively specified, 
except that the provisional rental to be lodged with 
an application for a conditional lease or an additional! 
settlement lease shall be 2d. per acre. Any additional 
holding acquired shall he subject to the same con- 


6732 





ditions (if any, and where applicable) which attach to 
the particular original holding in virtue of which the 
additional holding was applied for, and to the fonew 
ing special conditions: The lessee shall aie 
preserve all timber within a strip of land at eas’ 
4 chain wide along each bank of all deiined water- 
courses, also all timber within a strip of land at least 
1 chain wide along the course of all creeks and 
eullics, and across the lowest parts of Hate ute 
such gullies discharge water and there are no define 

yatercourses. ‘ 

js Dadiek = As information may be obtained from, and 


; icatl 71 i he Crown 
all forms of application will be filled in by, th ) 
Lands Agent free of cost, if so desired by the appli- 
cant. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTH, No. 1 





: 


74. [22 Duo, 1992, : 


EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Disrrict or CARCOAR, AND ABERCROMBIE SHIRE. 
Price and capital value, 13s. 4d. per acre. 


County of Georgiana, parishes of Bucumba and Bom- 
bah, containing an area of about 200 acres, The 
Crown Lands within the following boundaries: Com- 
mencing at the south-west corner of portion 75, parish 
of Bucumba, and bounded thence by lines south about 
40 chains and east to portion 70; and by portions 70, 
69, 62, and 75, to the point of commencement, 

Note.—Includes part (about 200 acres) of an area 
set apart for conditional purchase at 13s. 4d. per acre, 
or conditional lease, notified 19th August, 1905, 
hereby revoked. 

[Ms. 1922-8,769] 














Private Aohertisements, 





REAL PROPERTY ACT. 
INTENDED Issue OF ProvisionaL CERTIFICATE OF TITLE, 


Fol. 2630, Fol. 103. Registered proprietor: Jane 
no Se Land. 33 p., being lot 19, d.p. 8,029, in 


‘ 


Acacia-st., Cabramatta. 


T HEREBY notify my intention to issue a provisional _ 


Certificate of Title for the land above described after 
the expiration of twenty-one days from the date 
hereof. 





InreNDED REGISTRATION OF SURRENDER oF LEASE 
witHout Propvuction OF THE DUPLICATE OF THE 
LEASE. 

In the matter of the lease dated 9th August, 1917, 
No. A839021, Mary Ann Emma Cottle to Lewis 
Henry Hart and Arnold Augustus Lambert, over 
part of the land comprised in Certificate of Title, 
Vol. 736, Fol. 209. Land, 30 p.. being part lot 26, 
and lots 27, 28, 29, d.p. 1,365, in Milton-st., North 
Ashfield. 

I HEREBY notify my intention to register a sur- 

render of the above lease, after the expiration of 

twenty-one days from the date hereof, without produc- 
tion of the duplicate of the lease. 


W. G. H-WILLIAMS, 


Registrar-General. 
14s. 


REFERRING to clause 4 of the Regulations for the 
receipt and coinage of gold, dated the 17th November, 
1922, it is hereby notified that, from the 1st January, 
1923, until further notice, silver allowed in deposits 
will be accounted for at the rate of two shillings the 


ounce fine. 
J. H. CAMPBELL, 
Deputy Master. 


22nd December, 1922. 
2349 








Royal Mint, Sydney Branch, 
19th December, 1922. 
2312 


5s. 





REFERRING to clause 10 of the Regulations for the 
receipt and coinage of gold, dated the 17th November, 
1922, it is hereby notified that from the lst January, 
1923, until further notice, the charge for preparing 
gold bullion for issue will be one shilling the ounce 
standard. 





J. H. CAMPBELL, 
Royal Mint, Sydney Branch, Deputy Master. 


19th December, 1922.. 


Notr.—Granulated fine gold, and standard gold in 
the form of rolled fillet or serap, will be prepared 
ior issue in quantities of two ounces upwards. The 
Mint price of issue is £3 17s. 103d, the ounce standard, 
together with the charge of cone shilling the ounce 
notified above, but purchasers are also required tu 
, pay any increase on this price which may be fixed 

by the Commonwealth Government. 
2313 


10s. 





I, Recinatp Norman Cuarues, heretofore called and 
known by the name of Reginald) Norman Bull, of 
Dickenson-avenue, Croydon, near Sydney, in the State 
of New South Wales, farmer, hereby, give public 
notice that on the fifteenth day of December instant, 
I formally and absolutely, renounced, relinquished, 


ES TY 
ee a ES SE Sr 
ee, 


and abandoned the use of my said surname of Bull. 
and then assumed and adopted and determined 
thenceforth on all occasions whatsoever to use and 
subscribe the name of Charles instead of the said 
name of Bull; and I give further notice that by 
deed poll dated the fifteenth day of December instant, 
duly executed and attested and enrolled in the office 
of the Supreme Court of New South Wales in Equity 
on the nineteenth day of December instant, I form- 
ally and absolutely renounced and abandoned the 
said surname of Bull, and declared that I had assumed 
and adopted and determined thenceforth upon all 
occasions to use and subscribe the said name of 
Charles instead of the said name of Bull, and so as 
to be at all ‘times hereafter called, known, and 
described by the name of ‘Charles’? exclusively. 
Dated this nineteenth day of December, 1922. 


REGINALD NORMAN CHARLES 
(late Reginald Norman Bull). 


2331 138, 








ary 
NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership hereto- 
fore subsisting between Alexander Burleigh Hamilton, 
John Shankley Dickson, and Arthur Purdy, carrying 
on business as engineers and ice manufacturers at 
Narrandera, in the State of New South Wales, under 
the style or firm of ‘‘Hamilton and Dickson,” has been 
dissolved by mutual consent as from the thirtieth day 
of September, one thousand nine hundred and twenty- 
two, so far as concerns the said Alexander Burleigh 
Hamilton and the said Arthur Purdy, who retire from 
the said firm. All debts due and owing by and to the 
said firm will be received and paid respectively by the 
said John Shankley Dickson, who will continue to 
carry on the said business under the style or firm of 
‘‘Hamilton and Dickson.” 

As witness our hands the sixteenth day of Novem- 
ber, one thousand nine hundred and twenty-two. 


A. B. HAMILTON, 
J. DICKSON, 
Aa PURDY. 
Witness to all signatures,— 
O. O. H. Danaar, 
Solicitor, Narrandera. 
2289 11s. 





<a 


NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership hereto- 
fore subsisting between Arthur Lee Suttor and Charles 
Allan Buchan, carrying on business as commission and 
stock and station agents, at Dunedoo, under the style 
or firm of Baker and Campbell, has been dissolved as 
from the date hereof, so far as concerns the said 
Charles Allan Buchan, who retires from the said firm. 
All debts due and owing by the said late firm will be 
received and paid resnectively by the said Arthur Lee 
Suttor, who will continue to carry on the said business 
in partnership with Archibald Arthur Forsyth under 
the old style and firm name of Baker and Campbell. 
Dated this eleventh day of December, 1922. 


A. SUTTOR. 
CHAS. A, BUCHAN. 
A. A, FORSYTH, 





Witness,—A, G, Rem, J.P. 
Witness,—A. G, Rep, J.P. 


Witness,—-A, G. Retp, J.P. 


2293 lls, 


22 Dee. 1929,] 





NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership hitherto 
existing between ‘Samuel ‘Washington Watker and 
Harry Lightfoot Freeman, carrying on business as 
real estate agents and business brokers, at No. 28 
Martin-place, Sydney, as ‘‘Walker, Freeman, & Co.,”’ 
has been mutually dissolved as from the eleventh day 
of December, 1922; the said H. L. Freeman retiring 
from the firm, and the said &. W. Walker will carry 
on the business, and pay all claims and receive all 
debts due to the said firm in connection with the said 
business, 


Dated this llth day of December, 1922, 


S. W. WALKER. 
HARRY L. FREEMAN. 
Witness to both signatures,— 
LIncoLNn WATKIN. 
2317 


NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership 
hitherto existing between Charles Donald Culliford 
and Edward Henry McPherson, carrying on business 
as paper merchants at 157 Clarence-street, Sydney, 
under the style or firm of HE. H. McPherson & Com- 
pany, has been dissolved by mutual consent. All 
moneys owing to the late firm are receivable by C. D. 
Culliford Limited, whose receint will be a sufficient 
discharge thereo/. 

Dated this nineteenth day of December, 1922. 

C. D. CULLIFORD. 

K. H. McPHERSON. 
Witness to both signatures,— 
S. H, Cuniirorp. 


8s. 


2332 8s. 





NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership here- 
tofore subsisting between Edward Robert Sterling 
and Edgar Dyson Austen, carrying on business as 
tailors, at Rickard House, Pitt-street, Sydney, under 
the style of ‘‘Dyson Austen,’ has been dissolved by 
mutual consent as from the first day of December, 
one thousand nine hundred and twenty-two, and all 
debts due to and owing by the said late firm will be 
received and paid respectively by the said Edgar 
Dyson Austen, who will continue to carry on the said 
business under the style or firm of ‘‘Dyson Austen.’’ 
Dated this first day of December, 1922. 
EK. DYSON AUSTEN. 
EK. R. STERLING. 


Witness,—H. R. ANGEL. 
2345 8s. 





NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership for 
some time subsisting between Harvld Davis and 
Ronald Fullarton, under the style or firm of Premier 
Butchery, at Anzac-parade, Maroubra Junction, 
butchers, was this day dissolved by mutual consent. 
The said Harold Davis having retired from the firm 
the business will be carried on by the said Ronald 
Fullarton, under the style or firm of ‘‘Premier Butch- 
ery,’ at Anzac-parade, Maroubra Junction. The said 
Ronald Fullarton will receive all moneys owing to and 
discharge all liabilities owing by the late partnership. 

Dated at Sydney, this 18th day of December, 1922. 


H. DAVIS. 
Witness to the signature of Harold Davis,— 
Haroitp T, Morean, 
Solicitor and Notary, 
34 Martin-place, Sydney. 


R. A. FULLARTON. 
Witness to the signature of Ronald Fullerton,— 
Haroup T. Morean. 

234: lis. 


AARONS’ EXCHANGE HOTEL CO. LTD. 


NOTICE is hereby given that at an Extraordinary 

General Meeting of the abovenamed Company, held 

at the Highland Society’s Rooms, 89 Phillip-street, 

Sydney, on the fourth day of December, 1922, the 

following Resolution was passed, and at a subsequent 

Extraordinary General Meeting of the said Company, 

held at the same place on the twenticth day of De- 

cember, 1922, the said Resolution was duly confirmed, 

ViZ. :— 

That the Company be wound up voluntarily, and that 
Mr. C. R. Mitchell, public accountant, of 148 
Phillip-street, Sydney, be and he is hereby ap- 
pointed Liquidator, for the purposes of such 
winding-up, and that his remuneration shall be 
the sum of £52 10s. 

Dated this 20th day of December, 1922. 


H. M. SOMER, 


Chairman. 


2348 Os. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZHYTi, No. 174, 


6733 





ESTIMATE OF 


IN THE MATTER OF THE EFFICIENT GAS 
POWER COMPANY LIMITED. 

AT an iixtraordinary General Meeting of the Members 

of the abovenamed Company, duly convened and held 

at 15 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, on the fourteenth 
day of December, 1922, the following Extraordinary 

Resolution was duly passed : — 

That it has been proved to the satisfaction of this 
meeting that the Company cannot, by reason of 
its liabilities, continue its business, and that it is 
advisable to wind up the same, and accordingly 
that the Company be wound up voluntarily, and 
that Charles Wills Rendell, 15 Castlereagh-street, 
Sydney, be and he is hereby appointed Liquidator 
for the purpose of sech winding-up. 

Dated this fourteenth day of December, one thou- 
sand nine hundred and twenty-two. 
ARTHUR HASELHURST, 
Chairman. 


10s. 


Witness,—C. W. RENDELL. 
2290 





MUNICIPALITY OF THE GLEBE. 
THE INcoME AND EXPENDITURE OF THE 
GENERAL FUND FOR THE YEAR 1923. 

NOTICE is hereby given that at a duly convened 
Meeting of the Council of the Municipality of The 
Glebe, neld on the 14th cay of December, 1922, the 
following Estimates were made and adopted by the 
aforesaid Council, in pursuance of section 138 of the 
Local Government Act, 1919, viz. :— 


Proposed Expenditure, 


£9) Seed. 
General purposes administrative expenses 2.5/5 1 0 
Pubdierworlssedes. sie an eee arose aes TO;622 14S 
Heal thisvadmamietrationesesany cc. sce «acted sees 4,040 19 0 
Publics ser wicests sa. atusesccs den sdeeee tenance ses APO La eee 
Maintenance of Town Hall .................. 839% als 9 
Miscalla neonate t.. MAaee unseen hdt uae codoes So¥e 1,330 13 3 

Reduction of overdraft, Bank of New 
South Wales, Southern branch......... 7,000 0 0 
£30,509 11 11 

Kstimated Income. 

ES Te Mee 

Amount in hand available for such ex- 

{SSTCRORMUAUE DS « columns cian n a eminem Nil. 


Amount of other revenue likely to be 
available for such expenditure ...... 1,590 15 2 
Amount required to be raised by the 
general rate for such expenditure ... 28,918 16 9 


£30,509 11 11 

Unimproved capital value of ratable land in the 
municipality is £1,261,913. 

Improved capital value of ratable land in the muni- 
cipality is £3,536,519. 

Assessed annual value of ratable land in the muni- 
cipality is £299,339. 

The rate proposed to be made and levied is a general 
rate of five pence half-penny (54d.) in the £ on the 
unimproved capital value of ratable land within the 
Municipality. 


THOMAS DENBY GLASSCOCK, 
Town Hall, The Glebe, Town Clerk and Valuer. 
15th December, 1922. 
2395 £1 3s. 








MUNICIPALITY OF GRETA. 


NOTICE is hereby given that Alderman Thomas 
Henry Walton has been elected Mayor of Greta, to 
serve for the year 1922-23; and that Alderman Mark 
North has been elected Deputy Mayor, to serve for the 


same period. é' 

HENRY ELLIOTT, 
Council Chambers, Greta, Town Clerk. 
15th day of December, 1922, 


2306 5s. 





MUNICIPALITY OF STRATHFIELD. 
ELection oF Mayor. 


NOTICE is hereby given that Alderman Frederic 
on Wallis has been elected as Mayor for the year 


A. H, THEW. 


Town Olerk, 


5s. 


Council Chambers, Strathfield, 
14th December, 1922, 
2307 


6734 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 174. 


(22 Dro. 1922. 





MUNICIPALITY OF GERRINGONG. 
ELECTION OF ONE ALDERMAN. 
IN accordance with ‘‘Local Government Act, 1919,’ 
and Ordinances 8 (9) made thereunder, I hereby give 
notice that Altred Noble Binks has been duly 
nominated as Candidate for the office of Alderman 
for the Municipality of Gerringong. There being no 
greater numper nominated than required, 1 therefore 
declare Alfred Noble Binks duly elected an Alderman 
ot the Municipality of Gerringong for the ensuing 


triennial period. 
JOHN COPH, 
. Town Clerk and Returaing Officer. 
Council Chambers, Gerringong, 
13th December, 1922. 
2300 Ss. 





MUNICIPALITY OF CAMPBELLTOWN. 
NOTICE is hereby given that the undermentioned 
gentlemen have been duly elected as Aldermen of 
the Council of the Municipality of Campbelltown for 
the now current triennial period, viz. :— 

Charles Newton Hannaford, Victor Alan Ducat, Roy 
Linwood Gamble, John Thomas Bottin, Thomas 
Frost, Frederick William Munro, Thomas Sydney 
Dwyer, Robert Lewis, John Westbury. 

FRED. SHEATHER, 
: Town Clerk and Returning Officer. 

Town Hall, Campbelltown, 

2nd December,. 1922. 

2333. 7s. 
MUNICIPALITY OF CAMPBELLTOWN. 
NOTICE is hereby given that Mr. Charles Newton 
Hannalord, J.P., has been duly elected as Mayor of 
the above Municipality for the now current period. 

FRED. SHEATHER, 


Town Clerk. 
2334 As. 








CESSNOCK SHIRE. 
ORDINANCE No. 44, 

Description of proposed Nightsoil Scavenging Area, 
embracing the village of Bellbird, Cessnock, 
Aberdare, Neath, Abermain, Hebburn, Weston, 
Wurri Kurri, Heddon Greta. 

NOTICE is hereby given that the Council of the Shire 

of Cessnock has declared the area described within the 

following boundaries to be a Scavenging District, and 
that such district has been approved of by the Board 
of Health :— 


Commencing at the south-western boundary of the 
village of Bellbird (lot 18, section 10, Government 
Subdivision); thence in a line generally north-westerly 
to the south-westerm corner of Broughton’s Sub- 
division; thence northerly by the western boundary of 
that subdivision to the north-west corner; thence 
easterly by the northern boundary of that subdivision 
to the south-west corner of portion 2, parish of Cess- 
nock (Andrew Sparke’s 640 acres); thence in a line 
north-north-east to the south-western corner. of por- 
tion 72, parish of Pokolbin; thence in a straight line 
along the northern boundaries of portion 261 (David 
Campbell’s 2,560 acres), parish of Pokolbin, and por- 
tions 8, 7, and 5 of the parish of Cessnock to the 
Rutherford-Cessnock road; thence along this road by 
the north-western side to a point opposite portion 99, 
parish of Cessnock; thence easterly along the northern 
boundaries of portions 99, 98, and 97, parish of Cess- 
nock, to the north-east corner of portion 97; thence 
southerly along the eastern boundaries of portions 97, 
125, 111, 182, 188, 112, and 187 to the Cessnock-Mait- 
land road; thence along the northern boundary of this 
road to the western boundary of the village of Neath; 
thence northerly generally by this boundary to the 
north-west corner; thence easterly by the northern 
boundary of this village to the north-east corner; 
thence in a line generally north-east to the north-west 
corner of the village of Abermain; thence easterly by 
the northern boundary of this yillage to the north- 


east corner; thence in a line generally south-east to- 


the north-east corner of portion 106, parish of Hed- 
don; thence in a line generally north-east to the north- 
western boundary of the town of Weston; thence east- 
erly along the northern boundary of the second sub- 
division of this town to the Swamp Creek; thence 
down-stream by this creek generally north-north-east 
to a point opposite the north-west corner of the first 
subdivision of the town of Weston; thence in a line 
easterly along the northern boundary of this subdi- 
vision and the southern boundary of portion 57, parish 


——t 





of Heddon, to the south-east corner, and a prolonga- 
tion of this line to the north-east corner of the town 
of Kurri Kurri; thence in a straight line generally 
north-east to the Maitland-Kurri Kurri road; thence 
generally southerly by the eastern boundary of this 
road to its intersection with the Mulbring-road ; 
thence generally south by the eastern boundary of this 
road to the south-east corner of the town of Heddon 
Greta; thence south-west by the south-east boundary 
of this town to its junction with the southern boun- 
dary of portion 10, parish of Heddon; thence westerly 
by this boundary to the south-east corner af portion 9, 
parish of Heddon; thence by the south-east boundary 
of the Maitland-Kurri Kurri road to its junction with 
Heddon-street, Kurri Kurri; thence south-east by the 
north-eastern side of Heddon-street to the south-east- 
ern corner of the town of Kurri Kurri; thence south- 
west and west by the south-east and southern boun- 
daries of the town of Kurri Kurri to the shire boun- 
dary; thence by the shire boundary to the south-west- 
ern corner of portion 260, parish of Heddon; thence 
by the southern boundary of the Maitland-Cessnock 
road to a point opposite the north-east corner of por- 
tion 45, parish of Stanford; thence by a:line southerly 
along the eastern boundary of this portion to the 
south-east corner; thence in a line generally south- 
west to the north-eastern corner of the village of 
Neath; thence by the eastern, southern, and western 
boundaries of this village to the Maitland-Cessnock 
road; thence by the southern boundary of this road_to 
its junction with the eastern boundary of M.P. 74; 
thence southerly by the eastern boundary of M.P. 74 
and M.P. 73, to the south-east corner of M.P. 73; 
thence by the southern boundaries of M.P. 73 and 
M.P. 17, westerly to the south-west corner of M,P. 17; 
thence by the southern boundaries of S.R. 3 (116 acres) 
to the south-west corner thereof; thence westerly by a 
line and the southern houndaries of portions 170 and 
146, parish of Cessnock, to the south-west corner of 
portion 146, parish of Cessnock; thence by a straight 
line soutlewest, to the point of commencement. 

W. J. GRIEVE, 

Shire Clerk. 


£2 8s. 


Shire Office, Cessnock, 
18th December, 1922. 
2335 


— 








MUSWELLBROOK SHIRE COUNCIL. 
‘“TLocan Government Act, 1919.” 
Noxious Plants. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Council of the 
Shire of Muswellbrook have, in accordance with the 
provisions of section 469 of the ‘Local Government 
Act, 1919,” declared the plant named in the Schedule 
hereto to be a noxious plant within the area :— 


SOHEDULE. 


Scientific name. Name by which commonly known, 


Conium maculatum... Hemlock, parsley fern, or carrot 
fern. 


W. R. NOWLAND, 
Muswellbrook, Shire Clerk. 
18th December, 1922. 


2341 Ys. 


SHIRE OF MUSWELLBROOK. 
Pusiic GATES. 


NOTICE is hereby given that applications have been 
received by the Council of the above Shire for the 
registration as Public Gates of the Gates mentioned 
below, such Gates not to be less than 12 feet wide, 
and this Council proposes to grant such registration, 
subejct to the requirements of the Council. Objec- 
tions thereto in writing must be lodged with the 
undersigned within twenty-eight days from this 
date :— : 


No. 40, J. E. Reddall, Baerami Soldier’s Settlement, 
Baerami, on the reserved road between Sandy 
Hollow-Baerami-road, at Mount Dangar Chure 
and Goulburn River, parish Baerami, county 
Hunter. 

No. 41, Mrs. C. H. Macintyre, The Cuan, Bunnan, 
on the road Aberdeen to Kayuga, via Blairmore, 
at the intersection with road Muswellbrook 
towards Dartbrook, parish Ellis, county Brisbane. 

No. 42, Denman Pastures Protection Board, Muswell- 
brook, on Wybong-road, near 103-mile post to 
Limavady, at its intersection with Muswellbrook 
to Cox’s Gap road, parish Wybong, county Bris- 





bane. 
W. R. NOWLAND, 
Muswellbrook, Shire Clerk. 
18th December, 1922, 
2336 15s. 


22 Dnc., 1922.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GUVERNMENT GAZETTH, No, 174. 


6735 





TINTENBAR SHIRE COUNCIL. 
NAMING OF STREET. 


NOTICE is hereby given that, in terms of section 
249 (a) of the Local Government Act and Ordinance 
30 under the said Act, the name of Perry-street has 
been given to the road from Main-street, Alstonville, 
to the main Ballina-Tenterfield road, lying between 
portion 323 (Police Station), Alstonville, and portions 
176, 331, and 241, town of Alstonville. 


EDWARD WOOLCOTT, 

Council Chambers, Alstonville, Shire Clerk. 

13th December, 1922. 
L802 


a. 
(Ss. 





NOTICK.—I hereby notify that Charles George 
Bishop, Sanitary Inspector tor the Hume Shire Coun- 
cil, has “been duly appointed by the said Council as 
Inspector of Slaughter-houses within the Shire of 
Hume, 
At E. O. HEPPNER, 
Shire Office, Albury, President. 
13th December, 1922. 
2305 


5S, 





TUMBARUMBA PUBLIC POUND. 
Norice or Temporary C1osine, 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Public Pound at 


Tumbarumba is temporarily closed, 
CECIL H. CUNNINGHAM, 


Shire Clerk. 
2852 é 





4s. 
MACLEAY SHIRE COUNCIL. 
Pusiic GATE. 
PERMISSION has been granted to Mr. EF. J 
Kdwards, Rainbow Reach, to erect a public gate 


across the road leading from Jerseyville to Stuart’s 
Point, about 3 chains west from the north-east corner 
of portion 72, parish Clybucca, county Dudley, and 
the same distance from the south-east corner of por- 
tion 73 of 25 acres (C. E. Ball), same parish and 
county. 
N. L. PARKER, 

Macleay Shire Council, Shire Clerk. 
ee Kempsey, 19th December, 1922. 


lod 


(Ss. 





AND WATTLE FLAT COMMON. 
NOTICE.—A Meeting of Commoners will be held at 
the Literary Room, Sofala, on Saturday, the 30th 
December, 1922, at 8 p.m. 
Business: To revise the Commoners’ Roll for 1923. 
J. CROSSBY, 
Secretary. 
OS. 





: SOFALA 


2324 





CAMBERWELL COMMON. 


NOTICE,—A General Meeting of Commoners of the 
Camberwell Common will be held in the Public Hall, 
at Camberwell, on Tuesday, the 9th January, 1923, for 
the purpose of Auditing the Accounts for the past 





year. 
J.T. DUNN, 
Secretary, Camberwell Common Trustees. 
g30) 5s. 





NOTICHK.—A General Meeting of Commoners will be 
held at the Post Office, Turondale, on the 29th day of 
December, 1922, at 8 p.m. 


Business: Revision of the Commoners’ Roll. 
JAS. McCARTHY, 





Turondale, via Sofala, Secretary. 
14th December, 1922. 

2303 5s. 

THE Annual General Meeting of the Adelong Com- 

moners will be held at the Oddfellows’ Hall, Tumut- 


street, Adelong, on Tuesday evening, the 23rd Janu- 
ary, 1923, at 8 p.m. sharp. Report and balance-sheet, 
revision of the Commoners’ Roll, and any other neces- 
sary business. 
R. J. BENSON, 
Chairman. 
M. HAWKER, 
Secretary. 
5s. 


W, 
2338 


—— et OO 


NOTICE.—The Annual Meeting of the Lockhart 
Commoners will be held on Vriday, 29th December, 
at 8 p.m., at the Lockhart School of Arts. 
Business: Revision of roll, and general. 
For the Trustees, 
J. R. WARDROP, 
Secretary. 
5s. 


2351 


NOTICE.—A Meeting of the Commoners of Ophir 
Common will be held at Mr. J. Mades’ on 6th Janu- 
ary, 1928, at 4 p.m., for the purpose of payment of 
fees due, and the transaction of such other business 
as may arise. 





W. J. MADDEN, 
Secretary, Ophir Common. 
ds, 


_———— = 


BOOMI BORE WATER TRUST. 


THE Trustees of the Trust District of the Boomi Bore 
Water Trust have caused to be made an assessment olf 
all ratable land within the abovenamed Trust, with 
the names of the owners and occupiers, as far as 18 
known, Particulars of the assessment are open for 
inspection at the office of the Trustees, Frome-street, 
Moree, and within twenty-one days trom publication 
of this notice in the Gazette, appeals may be lodged 
under the ‘‘Water Act, 1912,’ and Regulations. 

JOS. CAMERON, 
Moree, 19th December, 1922. Secretary. 
2390 (ES 











THE Trustees of the Trust district’ of the Baroma 
Bore Water Trust have caused to be made an assess- 
ment of all ratable property within the abovenamed 
Trust, with the names of the owners and occupiers as 
far as is known. Particulars of the assessment are 
open for inspection at the office. of the Trustees, 
Frome-street, Moree, and within twenty-one days 
from publication of this notice in the Gazette, appeals 
may be lodged under the ‘‘Water Act, 1912,” and 
Regulations. 
JOS. CAMERON, 


Moree, Secretary. 
18th December, 1922. : 
2350 : 8s. 





BATHURST PASTURES PROTECTION DISTRICT. 
‘‘PasturES Protection Act, 1912.” 
Warning. 

LANDOWNERS and stockowners are hereby notified 
that returns of land and stock occupied or owned at 
3lst December, 1922, are due at latest by 10th of 
January, 1923. Forms are obtainable at all Post 
Offices, Police Stations, and Crown Lands Offices 
within the District, and at the Office of the Pastures 

Protection Board at Bathurst. Penalty £20. 


_ By order of the Board, 
ARTHUR B. BURGESS, 
Secretary. 
Dated at Bathurst, this 9th day of December, 1922. 
18s. 





— 


COONABARABRAN PASTURES PROTECTION 
BOARD. 


Return or Lanp anpD Large Stock AND SHEEP. 
NOTICE is hereby given that every owner or occupier 
of land liable to be rated under the Pastures Protec- 
tion Act, and every owner of large stock or sheep, is 
requested to deliver personally or by registered letter 
to the Pastures Protection Board for the district in 
which the holding is situate, a return of his land or 
large stock or sheep in such district, and of any large 
stock or sheep travelling in any other district on the 
31st December, 1922, such return to reach the under- 
signed not later than the 10th January, 1923, Owners 
failing to make such returns are liable to a penalty 
not exceeding £20. Persons who have not received 
forms may obtain same from any Police Station in the 
district. and from the Pastures Protection Board 
Office. Coonabarabran.—Dated at Coonabarabran this 
18th day of December, 1922. 

GEO. B, McEWEN, 
Secretary. 


2394 128, 


6736 


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[22 Drc., 1922, 











PASTURES PROTECTION ACT, 1912. 
Barucrst Pastures Protection Boarp. 
NOTICE is hereby given by the Pastures Protection 
Board for the Pastures Protection District of Bathurst 
that Ministerial approval has been obtained for the 
retention of the services of Mr. Dudlie Neal Steele as 
Assistant Rabbit Inspector to the Bathurst P.P. 
Board, for a period of six months, from the 19th Dec 
ember, 1922, with a salary at the rate of £300 per 
annum, inclusive of all travelling and equipment 


allowances. 
R. C. WEBB, 
Chairman Pastures Protection Board, Bathurst, 
2337 aR 








In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 

In the matter of the estate of Winifred Catherine 
Cardwell, late of Hurlstone Park, near Sydney, 
in the State of New South Wales, married woman, 
deceased, intestate. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898’: Notice is hereby given that all 
creditors and other persons having any debt or claim 
upon or affecting the estate of Wimifred Catherine 
Cardwell, the abovenamed deceased, who died on or 
about the 15th day of March, 1921, and administra- 
tion of whose estate was, on the 5th day of December, 
1922, granted by the Supreme Court of New South 
Wales to the Public Trustee, are hereby required to 
send particulars in writing of their claims to the 
said Public Trustee on or before the 8th day of Febru- 
ary, 1923, at the expiration of which time the said 

Public Trustee will proceed to distribute the assets 
‘ of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled 
thereto, having regard to the debts or claims only of 
which he then has notice; and notice is hereby further 
given that the said Public Trustee will not be lable 
for the assets or any part thereof so distributed to 
any person of whose debt or claim he shall not have 
had notice at the time of such distribution. 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
15th December, 1922. 
2255 16s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 
In the matter of the estate of Annie Kelly, late of 


Darling Point, in the State of New South Wales, 
deceased, intestate. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898’: Notice is hereby given that every 
ereditor or other person having any debt or claim 
upon or affecting the estate of Annie Kelly, the above- 
named deceased, who died on or about the 17th day 
of February, 1916, and administration of whose estate 
was, on the 28th day of December, 1917, granted by 
the Supreme Court of New South Wales to the Public 
Trustee, is hereby required to send particulars in 
writing of their debt or claim to the said Public 
Trustee on or before the 21st day of January, 1923, 
at the expiration of which time the said Public 
Trustee will proceed to distribute the assets of the 
said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, 
having regard to the debts or claims only of which 
he then has notice; and notice ‘is hereby further 
given that the said Public,Trustee will not be liable, 
for the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to 
any person of whose debt or claim he shall not have 
had notice at the time of such distribution. 


T. W. GARRETT. 
Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 

19th December, 1922. 
2353 16s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION, 


In the matter of the estate of Lee Choy, also known 
as Harry Choy or Le Choy, late of Angledool, in 
the State of New South Wales, gardener, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898.’’ and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Main- 
tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: 
Notice is hereby given that every creditor or other 
person having any debt or claim upon or affecting the 
estate of the ahovenamed deceased, who died on of 





about the 38rd day of September, 1922, and probate of 
the will was, on the Ist day of December, 1922, 
granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales 
to the Public Trustee, is hereby required to send par- 
ticulars in writing of their debt or claim to the said 
Public Trustee on or before the 25th day of January, 
1923, at the expiration of which time the said Public 
Trustee will procceed to distribute the assets of the 
said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, 
having regard to the debts or claims only of which he 
then has notice; and notice is hereby further given 
that the said Public Trustee will not be liable, for 
the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any 
person of whose debt or claim he shall not have had 
notice at the time of such distribution. 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
18th December, 1922. 
2329 16s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of Ivan Vasileff (or Vosi- 
-leff), late of Broken Hill, in the State of New 
South Wales, miner, deceased, intestate. 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898’? : Notice is hereby given that every 
creditor or other person having any debt or claim 
upon or affecting the estate of Ivan Vasileff (or Vosi- 
leff), the abovenamed deceased, who died on or about 
the 17th day of January, 1918, and administration of 
whose estate was, on the 5th day of March, 1918, 
granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales 
to the Public Trustee, is hereby required to send 
particulars in writing of their debt or claim to the 
said Public Trustee on or before the 2Ist day of 
January, 1922, at the expiration of which time the 
said Public Trustee will proceed to distribute the 
assets of the said deceased amongst the persons 
entitled thereto, having regard to the debts or claims 
only of which he then has notice; and notice is hereby 
further given that the said Public Trustee will not 
be lable, for the assets or any part thereof so distri- 
buted, to any person of whose debt or claim he shall 
not have had notice at the time of such distribution. 


T. W. GARRETT, 
Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
18th December, 1922. 
2330 16s. ° 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Henry Coles Evans, late of Leeton, in 
the State of New South Wales, farmer and 
grazier, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,” and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Main- 
tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916’: 
Notice is hereby given that every creditor or other 
person having any claim against the estate of Henry 
Coles Evans, the abovenamed deceased, who died on 
or about the 22nd day of September, 1921, and probate 
of whose will was, on the 28th day of December, 1921, 
granted by the Sunreme Court of New South Wales to 
George Vernon Evans, of Leeton aforesaid, farmer, 
and Andrew Carlyle Fletcher, of Leeton aforesaid, 
bank manager, the executors in the said will named, 
is hereby required to send particulars in writing of 
such claim to the said George Vernon Evans and 
Andrew Carlyle Fletcher, in care of the undersigned, 
William Rupert Cater, at his office hereunder men- 
tioned, on or before the Ist day of February, 1923, at 
the expiration of which time the said George Vernon 
Kvans and Andrew Carlyle Fletcher will proceed to 
distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst the 
persons entitled thereto, having regard only to the 
claims of which they then have notice; and notice is 
hereby further given that the said George Vernon 
Evans and Andrew Carlyle Fletcher will not be liable, 
for the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to 
any person of whose claim they shall not have had 
notice at the time of such distribution.—Dated this 
14th day of December, 1922. 


W. RUPERT CATER, 
Proctor for the said George Vernon Evans and Andrew 
Carlyle Fletcher, Leeton. 
By his Agent,— 
A, L. McLacunan, 
107 Castlereagh-street, Sydney. 


2288 16s, 


22 Dec., 1922,] 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of George Tolland, late of 
Erskineville, in the State of New South Wales, 
stonemason, deceased, intestate, 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898’’: Notice is hereby given that every 
creditor or other person having any debt or claim 
upon or affecting the estate of George Tolland, the 
apovenamed deceased, who died on or about the 28th 
day of October, 1892, and administration of whose 
estate was, on the 30th day of March, 1922, granted 
by the Supreme Court of New South Wales to the 
Public Trustee, is hereby required to send particulars 
in writing of their debt or claim to the said Public 
Trustee on or before the 20th day of January, 1923, 
at the expiration of which time the ‘said Public 
Trustee will proceed to distribute the assets of the 
said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, 
having regard to the debts or claims only of which 
he then has notice; and notice is hereby further given 
that the said Public Trustee will not be liable, for 
the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any 
person of whose debt or claim he shall not have had 
notice at the time of such distribution. 


T..W. GARRETT, 
Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
18th December, 192%, 
2226 16s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of Robert Joseph Grim- 
wood, late of Balranald, in the State of New 
South Wales, compositor, deceased, intestate. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898’’: Notice is hereby given that every 
creditor or other person having any debt or claim 
upon or affecting the estate of Robert Joseph Grim- 
wood, the abovenamed deceased, who died on or about 
the 29th day of August, 1922, and administration of 
whose estate was, on the 11th day of December, 1922, 
granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales 
to the Public Trustee, is hereby required to send 
particulars in writing of their debt or claim to the 
said Public Trustee on or betore the 25th day of 
January, 1923, at the expiration of which time the 
said Public Trustee will proceed to distribute the 
assets of the said deceased amongst the persons 
entitled thereto, having regard to the debts or claims 
only of which he then has notice; and notice is hereby 
further given that the said Public Trustee will not 
be lable, for the assets or any part thereof so distri- 
buted, to any person of whose debt’ or claim he shall 
not have had notice at the time of such distribution. 
aa We, GATE EERE: 
Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
18th December, 1922. 
2327 16s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of Reginald Joseph Giblin, 
late of. Surry Hills, in the State of New South 
Wales, tramway employee, deceased, intestate. 

PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898’’: Notice is hereby given that every 
creditor or other person having any debt or claim 
upon or affecting the estate of Reginald Joseph Giblin, 
the abovenamed deceased, who died on or about the 
2ist day of October, 1922, and administration of 
whose estate was, on the 7th day of December, 1922, 
granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales 
to the Public Trustee, is hereby required to send 
particulars in writing of their debt or claim to the 
said Public Trustee on or before the 25th day of 
January, 1923, at the expiration of which time the 
said Public Trustee will proceed to distribute the 
assets of the said deceased amongst the persons 
entitled thereto, having regard to the debts or claims 
only of which he then has notice; and notice is hereby 
further given that the said Public Trustee will not 
be lable, for the assets or any part thereof so distri- 
buted, to any person of whose debt or claim he shall 
not have had notice at the time of such distribution. 


T. W. GARRETT, 

Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 

67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
18th December, 1922. 


2328 16s, 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 174. 


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6737 





. In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of Henry Lake, late of 
Mittagong, in the State of New South Wales, 
dairy-tarmer, deceased. 

PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,” and the ‘“‘Testator’s Family Main- 
tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916’: 
Notice is hereby given that every creditor or other 
person having any debt or claim upon or affecting 
the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died on 
or about the 12th day of August, 1922, and of whose 
estate letters of administration, with the will annexed, 
were, on the 7th day of December, 1922, granted by 
the Supreme Court of New South Wales to the Public 
Trustee, is hereby required to send particulars in 
writing of their debt or claim to the said Public 
Trustee, on or before the 25th day of January, 1923, 
at the expiration of which time the said Public Trus- 
tee will proceed to distribute the assets of the said 
deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, having 
regard to the debts or claims only of which he then 
has notice; and notice is hereby further given that 
the said Public Trustee will not be liable, for the 
assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any 
person of whose debt or claim he shall not have had 
notice at the time of such distribution, 


Tow, GARBETT, 
Public Trustee. 








Culwulla Chambers, 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
20th December, 1922, 

16s, 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of Frederick Walter 
Henry James, late of Young, in the State of New 
South Wales, postman, deceased, intestate. 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Adminis- 
tration Act, 1898’’: Notice is hereby given that 
every creditor or other person having any debt or 
claim upon or affecting the estate of Frederick 
Walter Henry James, the abovenamed deceased, who 
died on or about the 29th day of September 1922 
and administration of whose estate was, on the 7th 
day of December, 1922, granted by the Supreme 
Court of New South Wales to the Public Trustec 1s 
hereby required to send particulars in writing’ of 
their debt or claim to the said Public Trustee on or 
before the 25th day of January, 1923, (at the expira- 
tion of which time the said Public Trustee will pro- 
ceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased 
amongst the persons entitled thereto, having regard 
to the debts or claims only of which he then has 
notice; and notice is hereby further given that the 
said Public Trustee will not be liable, for the assets 
or any part thereof so distributed, to any person of 
whose debt or claim he shall not have had notice at 
the time of -such distribution. 
T. W. GARRETT 
Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney 
20th December, 1922. ‘i 
2388 


16s, 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Elizabeth Solomon, late of Glebe, near 
Sydney, in the State of New South Wales, spin- 
ster, deceased, } ae 


PURSUANT to the “Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,’’ and pursuant to “Testator’s Family 
Maintenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: 
Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other 
persons having any debts or claims or demands 
against or upon the estate of the abovenamed de- 
ceased, who died on or about the 4th day of October, 
1922, and probate of whose will was granted by the 
Supreme Court of New South Wales, in its Probate 
Jurisdiction, on the 13th day of December 1922, to 
Frank Beames, of Hollydene, Parramatta-road, 
Summer Hill, in the State of New South Wales, 
esquire, and Edwin Henderson Beames, of 55 Bart- 
lett-street, Summer Hill aforesaid, accountant, the 
execttors named in the said will, are hereby required 
to send in particulars of their claims to the said execu- 
tors, or to the undersigned, the proctors for the said 
executors, on or before the 8rd day of February next, 
at the expiration of which time the said executors 
will proceed to distribute the assets of the said de- 


6733 


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{22 Dec., 1922. 














ceased among the persons entitled thereto, having 
regard to the debts and claims only of which they shal! 
then have had notice; and they will not be Hable, for 
the assets so distributed, to any person of whose debt 
or claim they shall not have had notice at the time of 
such distribution,—Dated this 22nd day of December, 


1922. 
NORTON, SMITH & CO., 
Proctors for the Executors, 
39 Hunter-street, Sydney. 


2315 16s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATH JURISDICTION. 

In the will of Charles Owen Carter (in the said will 
called ‘‘Chas. Carter’’), late of Bexley; near Syd- 
ney, in the State ot New South Wales, club 
messenger, deceased. 

PURSUANT to the “Wills, Probate and Administra- 

tion Act, 1898,’ and pursuant to ‘‘Testator’s Family 

Maintenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916” : 

Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other 

persons having any debts or claims or demands 

against or upon the estate of the abovenamed de- 

ceased, who died on the 18th day of October, 1922, 

and probate of whose will was granted by the Supreme 

Court of New South Wales, in its Probate Jurisdic- 

tion, on the 14th day of December, 1922, to Harry 

James William Dean, of Wycombe, Northbrook-street, 

Bexley, near Sydney, in the State of New South 

Wales, club porter, and Albert Jewell, of Union Club, 

Bligh-street, Sydney, in the said State, club porter, 

the executors named in the said will, are hereby 

required to send in particulars of their claims to the 
said executors, or to the undersigned, the proctors 
for the said executors, on or before the 3rd day of 
lebruary next, at the expiration of which time the 
said executors will proceed to distribute the assets 
of the said deceased. among the persons entitled 
thereto, having regard to the debts and. claims only 
ef which they shall then have had notice; and the 
said executors will not be liable, for the assets so 
distributed, to any person of whose debt or claim they 
shall not have had notice at the time of such distri- 
bution.—Dated this 22nd day of December, 1922. 
NORTON, SMITH & CO. 
Proctors for the Executors, 
39 Hunter-street, Sydney. 

2316 16s. 








In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 
In the will and codicils of John Marlay, late of Narra- 
bri, in the State of New South Wales, labourer, 
deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,” and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Main- 
tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: 
Notice is hereby given that every creditor or other 
person having any claim against the estate of John 
Marlay, the abovenamed deceased, who died on or 
about the 18th August, 1922, and probate of whose 
will was, on the 8th November, 1922, granted by the 
Supreme Court of New South Wales to Harold 
Wheeler, of Narrabri, solicitor, the solé exéeutor in 
the said will named, is hereby required to send parti- 
culars in writing of such claim to the said Harold 
Wheeler, at his office hereunder mentioned, on or 
before the 3lst day of January, 1923, at the expira- 
tion of which time the said Harold Wheeler will 
proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased 
amongst the persons entitled thereto, having regard 
only to the claims of which he then has notice; and 
notice is hereby further given that the said Harold 
Wheeler will not be liable, for the assets or any 
part thereof so distributed, to any person of whose 
claim he shall not have had notice at the time of such 
distribution.—Dated this 14th December, 1922. 
HAROLD WHEELER. Proctor. 


Maitland-street, Narrabri. 
2318 16s. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Hortense Modeste Angelique Adam, 
Jate of Balmain, but formerly of Grafton, in the 
State of New South Wales, widow, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,”’ and the ‘“Testator’s Family Main- 
tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916” = 
Notice is hereby given that every creditor or other 
person having any claim against the estate of Hor- 
tense Modeste Angelique Adam, the abovenamed de- 








ceased, who died on or about. the 23rd day of August, 
1922, and probate of whose will was, ou the 25th day 
of October, 1922, granted by the Supreme Court of 
New South Wales to Annie Adam, of Balmain, 
spinster, and David John Lobban, of Grafton, soh- 
citor, the executrix and executor in the said will 
named, is hereby required to send particulars in 
writing of such claim to the said Annie Adam and 
David John Lobban, in care of the undersigned, 
David John Lobban, at his office hereunder men- 
tioned, on or before the Ist day of February, 1923, 
at the expiration of which time the said Annie Adam 
and David John Lobban will proceed to distribute 
the assets of the said deceased amongst the persons 
entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of 
which they then have notice; atid notice is hereby 
given that the said Annie Adam and David John 
Lobban will not be liable, for the assets or any part 
thereof so distributed, to any person of whose claim 
they shall not have had notice at the time of such 
distribution.—Dated this 14th day of December, 1922. 
DAVID JOHN LOBBAN, 

Proctor for the Executrix and Exceutor, 
By his Agents,— Prince-street, Grafton. 

CLAYTON AND Utz, : 

280 Castlereagh-street, Sydney. 

2389 16s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of Charles Richard 
Edmunds, late of Newtown, Temora, in the State 
of New South Wales, gentleman, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Adminis- 
tration Act, 1898,’ and the ‘“‘Testator’s Family Main- 
tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916’’: 
Notice is hereby given that every creditor ot other 
person having any debt or claim upon or affecting the 
estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died on or 
about the Sth day of May, 1922, and letters of admin- 
istration, with the will annexed, were, on the Ist day 
of December, 1922, granted ky the Supreme Court of 
New, South Wales to the Public Trustee, is hereby 
required to send particulars in writing of their debt 
or claim to the said Public Trustee on or before the 
Zist day of January, 1923, at the expiration of which 
time the said Public Trustee will proceed to distribute 
the assets of the said deceased amongst the persons 
entitled thereto, havine regard to the debts or claims 
only of which he then hag notice; and notice is hereby 
further given that the said Public Trustee will not be 
able, for the assets or any part thereof so distributed, 
to any person of whose debt or claim he shall not have 
had notice at the time of such distribution. 
: T. W. GARRETT, 
Culwella Chambers, Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
15th December, 1922. 
2308 16s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will and codicil of Augustus Richard Pike, late 


of Tarriaro, near Natrabri, in the State of New 
South Wales, retired grazier, deceasad. 


PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 


| tion Act, 1898,’’ and to the ‘‘Testator’s Family Main- 


tenance, and Guardianshiv of Infants Act, 1916” : 


| Notice is hereby given that every creditor of other 
| person having any claim against the estate of the 


abovenamed, Augustus Richard Pike, who died on or 
about the 5th August, 1922, and probate of whose will 
was, on the 20th September, 1922, granted by the 
Supreme Court of New South Wales to Ralph Terbutt 
and John McGregor, both of Tarriaro, graziets, the 
executors in the said will named, is hereby required to 
send particulars in writing of such claim to the said 
executors, in care of the undersigned, Harold Wheeler; 
at his office hereunder mentioned, on or before the 


} 3Ist day of January, 1923. at the expiration of which 
| time the said executors will proceed to distfibute the 
| assets of the said deceased amongst the persons en 


titled thereto, having regard only to the claims of 


| which they then have notice; and noti¢e is hereby 


further given that the said executors will not be 
liable, for the assets or any part thereof so distribu- 
ted, to any person of whose claim they shall not have 
had notice at the time of such distribution.—Dated 
this 14th December, 1922. 
HAROLD WHEELER, 
Proctor for the Executors, 
Maitland-street, Narrabri. 

2319+ 16s. 


22 Dro, 1922,] 


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In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 

In the will of Nellie Scott, late of Kirribilli, North 
Sydney, in the State of New South Wales, widow, 
deceased. 

PURSUANT to the “Wills, Probate and Administra- 

tion Act, 1898,’? and the ‘‘festator’s Family Main- 

4enance and Guardianship ,of Infants Act, 1916’ > 

Notice is hereby given that every creditor or other 

person having any claim agninst the estate of Nellie 

Scott, the abovenamed deceased, who died on or about 

the 27th day of May, 1922, and probate of whose will 

was, on the 30th day of August, 1922, granted Ly the 

Supreme Court of New South Wales to James Way, 

William Beaumont Small, and Albert Bellhouse, the 

executors in the said will named, is hereby required to 

send particulars in writing of such claim to the said 

James Way, William Beaumont Small, and Albert 

Bellhouse, in care of the undersigned, Walter George 

Forsyth, at his office hereunder mentioned, on or be- 

fore the 30th day of January, 1923, at the expiration 

of which time the said James Way, William Beaumont 

Small, and Albert Bellhouse will proceed to distribute 

the assets of the said deceased amongst the persons 

entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of 
which they then have notice; aud notice is hereby 
further given that the said James Way, William Beau- 
mont Small, and ‘Albert Bellhouse will not be liable, 
for the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to 
any person of whose claim they shall not have had 
notice at the time of such distribution.—Dated this 
15th day of December, 1922. 
WALTER GEORGE. FORSYTH, 
Proctor for the Kxecutors, 
25 O’Connell-street, Sydney. 


2291] 16s. 





in the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Walter William Charles Scott, late of 
Peel-street, Kirribilli, North Sydney, in the State 
of New South Wales, deceased. 

PURSUANT to the “Wills, Probate and Administra- 

tion Act, 1898,’’ and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Main- 

tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: 

Notice is hereby giver that every creditor or other 

person having any claim against the estate of Walter 

William Charles Scott, the abovenamed deceased, who 

died on or about the Ist day of September, 1920, 

and administration, cum testamentum annexo, of 

his estate was, on the 9th day of June, 1921, granted 
by the Supreme Court of New South Wales to Nellie 

Scott, the widow and next-of-kin of the said Walter 

William Charles Scott, and on the death of the above- 

named Nellie Scott on the 27th day of May, 1922, 

administration, de bonis non, of the estate of Walter 

William Charles Scott, was granted to James Way, 

William Beaumont Small, and Albert Bellhouse, the 

executors of the abovenamed Nellie Scott, is hereby 

required to send particulars in writing of such claim 
to the said James Way, William Beaumont Small, and 

Albert Bellhouse, in care of the undersigned, Walter 

George Forsyth, at his office hereunder mentioned, on 

or betore the 30th day of January, 1923, at the expira- 

tion of which time the said James Way, William Beau- 
mont Small, and Albert Bellhouse will proceed to 
distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst the 
persons entitled thereto, having regard only to the 
claims of which they then have notice; and notice is 
hereby further given that the said James Way, Wil- 
liam Beaumont Small, and Albert Bellhouse will not 
be liable, for the assets or any part thereof so dis- 
tributed, to any person of whose claim they shall not 
have had notice at the time of such distribution.— 
Dated this 15th day of December, 1922. 
WALTER GEORGE FORSYTH, 
: Proctor for the Executors, 
25 O’Connell-street, Sydney. 

2292 16s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the will of Ann Taylor, late of 
Strathroy, Vacy, in the State of New South 
Wales, widow, deceased. 

PURSUANT te the ‘Wills, Prohate and ‘Adminis- 

tration Act, 1898.’ and to the ‘‘Testator’s Family 

Maintenance end Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: 

Notice is hereby given that every creditor or other 

person having any debt or claim upon or affecting 

the estate of the abovenamed Ann Tavlor, deceased, 
who died on the 22nd day of May, 1922, and probate 


| 


of whose will was, on the 12th day of June, 1922, 
granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales to 
Ada Woodhouse, of West Maitland, the sole executrix 
in the said will named, is hereby required to send 
particulars in writing of their debt or claim to the 
said Ada Woodhouse, in care of the undersigned, 
Thomas Augustine Hill, at his office hereunder men- 
tioned, on or before the 22nd day of January, 1923, 
at the expiration of which time the said Ada Wood- 
house will proceed to distribute the assets of the said 
deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, hav- 
ing regard to the debts or claims only of which she 
then has& notice; and notice is hereby further given 
that the said Ada Woodhouse will not be liable, for 
the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any 
person of whose debt or claim she shall not have had 
notice at the date of such distribution.—Dated this 
14th day of December, 1922. 
T. A. HILG, 
Proctor for Kxecutrix, 
374 High-strect, 
West Maitland. 
16s. 


———~ 


2314 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of William Milsom, late of Windsor, in 
the State of New South Wales, gentleman, de- 
ceased. 

PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 

tion Act, 1898,” and pursuant to the ‘“Testator’s 

Family Maintenance and Guardianship of Infants 

Act, 1916’: Notice is hereby given that all creditors 

and other persons having any claims or demands 

against or upon the estate of the abovenamed de- 
ceased, who died at Windsor aforesaid, on the 13th 
day of December, 1921, are hereby required to send in 
full particulars of their claims and demands upon 
the said estate to the undersigned, the proctors 
for Mary Jane Johnson, the executrix of the will 
of the said deceased, to whom probate was granted 
by the Supreme Court of New South Wales, on the 

Il3th day of January, 1922, on or before the 14th 

day of February, 1923, in default whereof the said 

Mary Jane Johnson will, after the lastmentioned date, 

proceed to administer the estate and distribute the 


assets among the parties entitled thereto, having 
regard only to the claims and demands of which 


she shall then have notice; and the said Mary Jane 
Johnson will not be liable, for the assets or any part 
thereof so distributed, to any person of whose claim 
she shall not have had notice at the time of such dis- 
tribution.—Dated this 20th day of December, 1922. 
BARKER AND JONES, 
Proctors for the Executrix, 
Perpetual Trustee Chambers, 
39 Hunter-street, Sydney. 


2367 16s, 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 

In the will and codicil of Emily Torriano Logan, late 
of Veialda, Royalist-road, Cremorne, in the State 
of New South Wales, widow, deceased, 

PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 

tion Act, 1898,’ and pursuant to ‘“Testator’s Family 

Maintenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916” : 

Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other 

persons having any claims or demands against or upon 

the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died at 

Cremorne on 28rd October, 1922, are hereby required 

to send in full particulars of their claims and demands 

upon the said estate to the Perpetual Trustee Com- 
pany limited, 33-39 Hunter-street, Sydney, the 
executor of the will of the said deceased, to whom 
probate was granted by the Supreme Court of New 

South Wales on 15th December, .1922, on or before the 

3rd day of February next, in default whereof the said 

Perpetual Trustee Company Limited will, after the 

lastmentioned date proceed to administer the estate 

and distribute the assets. among the parties entitled 
thereto, having regard only to the claims and de- 
mands of which they shall then have notice; and the 
said Conrpany will not be liable, for the assets or any 
part thereof so distributed, to any person of whose 
claim they shall not have had notice at the time of 
such distribution.—Dated this 19th day of December, 
1922. 
For Pervetual Trustee Company Limited, 
R. COPLAND LETHBRIDGE, 
Manager. 
Norton, Smita & Co., Proctors, , 
9368 16s. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will and codicil of John Cleary, late of 7 Perey- 
street, Rozelle, formerly of Market-street, Syd- 
hey, in. the State of New South Wales, bootmakev, 
deceased, 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,’ and pursuant to ‘‘Testator’s Family 
Maintenance and Guardianshin of Infants Act, 1916” : 
Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other 
persons having any claims or demands against or upon 
the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died at 
Balmain on 27th September, 1922, are hereby required 
to send in full particulars of their claims and demands 
upon the said estate to the Perpetual Trustee Com- 
pany Limited, 33-39 Hunter-street, Sydney, the execu- 
tor of the will of the said deceased, to whom prohate 
was granted by the Supreme Court of New South 
Wales on Sth December, 1922, on or before the 3rd 
day of February next, in default whereof the said 
Perpetual Trustee Company Limited will, after the 
lastmentioned date, proceed to administer the estate 
und distribute the assets among the parties entitled 
thereto, having regard only to the claims and demands 
of which they shall then have notice: and the said 
Company will not be liable, for the assets or any part 
thereof so distributed, to any person of whose claim 
they shall not have had notice at the time of such 
distribution.—Dated this 15th day of December, 1922. 
For Perpetual Trustee Company Limited, 
R. COPLAND LETHBRIDGE, 
Manager. 

Mervyn Fintay, Proctor. 

2320 16s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION, 


In the will and codicil of Denis Molloy, late of 
Waverley, near Sydney, in the State of New 
South Wales, retired builder, deceased. 

PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Adminis- 

tration Act, 1898,’? and pursuant to “Testator’s 

Family Maintenance and Guardianship of Infants 

Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given that all creditors 

and other persons having any claims or demands 

against or upon the estate of the abovenamed de- 
ceased, who died at Waverley, on 11th November, 

1922, are hereby required to send in full particulars of 

their claims and demands upon the said estate to the 

Perpetual Trustee Company Limited, 33-39 Hunter- 

street, Sydney, the executor of the will of the said 

deceased, to whom probate was granted by the 

Supreme Court of New South Wales, on 14th Decem- 

ber, 1922, on or before the 3rd day of February next, 

in default whereof the said Perpetual Trustee Com. 
pany Limited will, after the lastmentioned date, pro- 
ceed to administer the estate and distribute the assets 
among the parties entitled thereto, having regard 
only to the claims and demands of which they shall 
then have notice; and the said Company will not be 
liable, for the assets or any part thereof so distri- 
buted, to any person of whose claim they shall not 
have had notice at the time of such distribution .— 

Dated this 19th day of December, 1922. 

For Perpetual Trustee Company Limited, 
R. COPLAND LETHBRIDGH, 

Manager. 

Ranp AND Drew, Proctors. 

2360 16s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 

In the will of William Joseph Thomoson, late of 
Botany, in the State of New South Wales, 
grocer, deceased. 

PURSUANT to the “Wills, Probate and Administra- 

tion Act, 1898,” and pursuant to the ‘‘Testatcr’s 

Family Maintenance and Guardianship of Infants 

Act, 1916”: Notice is hereby given that all creditors 

and other persons having any claims or demands 

against or upon the estate of the abovenamed de- 
ceased, who died at Waterfall, in the State aforesaid, 
on the 16th day of August, 1922, are hereby required 
to send in full particulars of their claims and demands 
upon the said estate to the undersigned, the proctors 
for Emily Sarah Livingstone, the duly elected cuar- 
dian of William Llewellyn Thompson and Winifred 

Thompson, the executors appointed by the will of the 

said deceased limited until one of them, the said 

William Llewellyn Thompson or Winifred Thompson, 


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shall attain the age of 21 years, and prove the said 
will, to whom letters of administration with the will 
annexed was granted by the Supreme Court of New 
South Wales, on the 12th day ef October, 1922, of 
or before the 14th day of February, 1923, in default 
whereof the said Emily Sarah Livingstone will, after 
the lastmentioned date, proceed to admimister the 
estate and distribute the assets among the parties en- 
titled thereto, having regard only to the claims and 
demands of which she shail then have notice; and the 
said Emily Sarah Livingstone will not be liable, for 
the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any 
person of whose claim she shall not have had notice 
at the time of such distribution—Dated this 20th 
day of December, 1922. 
BARKER AND JONES, 
Proctors for the Executrix, 
Perpetual Trustee Chambers, 
39 Hunter-street, Sydney. 

2366 16s. 


7-5 aap ene 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (110,413) 


PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will and codicil of James Murdoch, fate of 
Baulkham Hills, near Sydney, in the State of 
New South Wales, professor of, Oriental studies, 
deceased. 

PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Adminis- 

tration Act, 1898,’’ and pursuant to the ‘‘Testator’s 

Family Maintenance and Guardianship of Infants 

Act, 1916’”: Notice is hereby given that all creditors 

and other persons having any debt or claim upon or 

affecting the estate of tha abovenamed deceased, who 
died on or about the 30th day of October, 1921, and 
probate of whose will was grantcd by the Supreme 

Court of New South Wales, in its Probate Jurisdiction, 

on the 22nd day of December, 1921, to Hric Edwin 

Longfield Lloyd (in the said will called Eric Longford 

Lloyd), the executor named in the said wili, are hereby 

requested to send in particulars of their claims to the 

said Kric Kdwin Longfield Lloyd, or to the under- 
signed the proctors for the said executor, on or before 
the 14th day of January next, at the expiration of 
which time the said executor will proceed to distribute 
the sets of the said deceased amongst the persons 
entitled thereto, having regard to the debts and claims 
only of which he shail then Kave had notice; and the 
said executor will not be liable for the assets or any 
part thereof so distributed, to any person of whose 
debt or claim he shall not have had notice at the time 
of such distribution.—Dated this 15th day of Decem- 


ber, 1922. 
PIGOTT AND STINEON, 
Proctors for the Executor, 
2 Castlereagh-street, Sydnev. 
2296 16s. 








In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Patrick Daniel Berrell, late of Girral, 
in the State of New South Wales, formerly of 
near Ungarie, in the said State, farmer, de- 
ceased. 


PURSUANT to the “Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898,’’ and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Main- 
tenance and Guardianshio of Infants Act, 1916’: 
Notice is hereby given that every creditor and other 
person having any claim against the estate of Patrick 
Daniel Berrell, the abovenamed deceased, who died on 
the 3rd day of March, 1922, and probate of whose will 
was, on the 9th day of August, 1922, granted by the 
Supreme Court of New South Wales to Daniel Ber- 
rell, of near Condobolin, in the said State, farmer, 
the sole executor named in the said will, is hereby 
required to send particulars in writing of such claim 
(verified by statutory declaration) to the said Daniel 
Berrell, in care of Messieurs G. P. Evans and Eng- 
lert, at their office hereunder mentioned, on or 
before the 1st day of February, 1923, at the expira- 
tion of which time the said Daniel Berrell will proceed 
to distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst 
the persons entitled thereto, having regard only to 
the claims of which he then has notice; and notice is 
hereby further given that the said Daniel Berrell will 
not be liable, for the assets or any part thereof so dis- 
tributed, to any person of whose claim he shall not 
have had notice at the time of such distribution.— 
Dated this 19th day of December; 1922. 


G. P. EVANS AND ENGLERT, 
Proctors for the Executor, 


Main-street, West Wyalong. 
2357 16s, 


22 Deo, 1922.) 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the estate of John Lewis, late of Wingham, in the 
State of New South Wales, shipwright, deceased, 
intestate, 

PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 

tion Act, 1898,’ and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Main- 

tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916’: 

Notice is hereby given that every creditor and other 

person having any debt or claim upon or affecting the 

estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died at Wing- 

ham, in the said State, on the 10th day of July, 1909, 

and letters of administration of whose estate were, on 

the 7th day of May, 1914, granted by the Supreme 

Court of New South Wales, in its Probate Jurisdiction, 

to Charles John Lewis (a son of the said deceased), is 

hereby required to send particulars in writing of such 
debt or claim to the said administrator, in care of the 
undersigned, on or before the lst day of February, 

1923, at the expiration of which time the said adminis- 

trator will proceed to distribute the assets of the said 

deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, having 
regard to the debts or claims only of which he shall 
then have notice; and notice is hereby further given 
that the said administrator will not be hable, for the 
assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any person 
of whose debt or claim he shall not have had notice at 
the time of such distribution.—Dated this 15th day of 


December, 1922. ew 
DAVID COWAN, 
Proctor for the Administrator, 


By his Agents,— Taree, 
F.C, Prerrise anp Son, 
375 George-street, Sydney. ’ 
2309 16s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


Ja the will of Charles George Sydney Lydiard, late of 
Inverell, in the State of New South Wales, mer- 
chant, deceased. 

PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 

tion Act, 1898,’’ and the ‘‘Testator’s Family Main- 

tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: 

Notice is hereby given that every creditor or other 

person having any claim against the estate of the 

abovenamed deceased, who died on or about the 13th 
day of August, 1922, and probate of whose will was, 
on the 2nd day of November, 1922, granted by the 

Supreme Court of New South Wales to Alec Frederick 

Avern, of Inverell, in the said State, solicitor, the 

sole executor in the said will named, is hereby re- 

quired to send particulars in writing of such claim to 
the said executor, in care of the undersigned, at their 
offices hereunder mentioned, on or before the 3lst day 
of January, 1923, at the expiration of which time the 
said executor will proceed to distribute the assets of 
the said deceased among the persons entitled thereto, 
having regard only to the claims of which he then has 
notice; and notice is hereby further given that the 
said executor will not be liable, for the assets or any 
part thereof so distributed, to any person of whose 
claim he shall not have had notice at the time of such 
distribution.—Dated this 12th day of December, a.p. 


1922. 
AVERN AND McINTYRE, 
Solicitors for the said Executor, 
Inverell. 
2392 16s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Edward Marsden YWendall, late of 
Tyringham, in the State of New South Wales, 
farmer, deceased. 

PURSUANT to the “Wills, Probate and Administra- 

tion Act, 1898,”’ and the ‘“Testator’s Family Main- 

tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916”: 

Notice is hereby given that every creditor or other 

person having any claim against the estate of Kdward 

Marsden Kendall, the abovenamed deceased, who died 

on or about the 18th day of July, 1919, and probate 

of whose will was, on the 19th day of July, 19209, 

granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales 

to William John Alexander Bryce, of Byron Bay, the 
sole executor in the said will named, is hereby re- 
quired to send particulars in writine of such claim 
to the said William John Alexander Bryce, in care of 
the undersigned, Frederick Augustus Le Poer Trench, 
at his office hereunder mentioned, on or before the 
Ist day of March, 1923, at the expiration of which 


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time the said William John Alexander Bryce will 
proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased 
amongst the persons entitled thereto, having regard 
only to the claims of which he then has notice; and 
notice is hereby further ‘given that the said William 
John Alexander Bryce will not be lable, for the 
assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any per- 
son of whose claim he shall not have had notice at 
the time of such distribution.—Dated this 18th day 
of December, 1922. 


Fr. A. Le POER TRENCH. 
Proctor for the Applicant, 
111 Molesworth-street, Lismore. 
2393 18s. 6d. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


Io the will of Edith Maria Murray, late of North 
Sydney, in the State of New South Wales spin- 
ster, deceased. : 

PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 

tion Act, 1898’: Notice is hereby given that all credi- 

tors and other persons having any claims or demands 
against or upon the estate of the abovenamed de- 
ceased, who died at North Sydney on 9th October, 

1922, are hereby required to send ‘in full particulars 

of their claims and demands upon the said estate to 

the Perpetual Trustee Company Limited, 33-39 Hun- 
ter-street, Sydney, the executor of the will of the 
said deceased, to whom probate was granted by the 

Supreme Court of New South Wales on 30th Novem- 

ber, 1922, on or before the 3rd day of February next, 

in default whereof the said Perpetual Trustee Com- 
pany Limited will, after the lastmentioned date, pro- 
ceed to administer the estate and distribute the assets 
among the parties entitled thereto, having regard only 
to the claims and demands of which they shall then 
have notice; and the said Company will not be liable, 
for the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to 
any person of whose claim they shall not have had 
notice at the time of such distribution.—Dated this 
15th day of December, 1922, 
For Perpetual Trustee Company Limited, 
R. COPLAND LETHBRIDGE, 
Manager. 
Messrs. WILKINSON AND Osporne, Proctors. 
2356 16s. 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Michael Ryan, late of 101 Riley-street, 
Sydney, in the State of New South Wales, gentle- 
man, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the ‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898’: Notice is hereby given that all 
creditors and other persons having any claims or 
demands against or upon the estate of the above- 
named deceased, who died at 101 Riley-street, Syd- 
ney aforesaid, on the 30th day of November, 1922, and 
probate of whose will was granted by the Supreme 
Court of New South Wales, in its Probate Jurisdic- 
tion, to James Brennan and William Martin, the 
executors named in the said will, are hereby required 
to send in full particulars of their claims and demands 
upon the said estate to the undersigned on or before 
the 2nd day of February, 1923, in default whereof 
the said executors will, after the lastmentioned date, 
proceed to administer the estate, and distribute the 














‘assets among the parties entitled thereto, having re- 


gard only to the claims and demands of which they 
shall then have notice; and the said James Brennan 
and William Martin will not be liable, for the assets 
or any part thereof so distributed, to any person of 
whose claim they shall not have had notice at the time 
of such distribution.—Dated the 21st day of Decem- 


ber, 1922, 
J.) CARROLL, 
Proctor for the Executors, 
28 Klizabeth-street, Sydney. 
2365 ot ee 16s. 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 

In the matter of the estate of Edward James Don- 
nelly, late of Redfern, and formerly of Lithgow, 
in the State of New South Wales, labourer, 
deceased, intestate, 

PURSUANT to the ‘‘Wills, Probate and Administra- 

tion Act, 1898"; Notice is hereby given that every 

creditor or other person having any debt or claim 
upon or affecting the estate of Kdward James Don- 
nelly, the abovenamed deceased, who died on or about 








6742 





the 26th day of October, 1922, and administration of 
whose estate was, on the 7th day of December, 1922, 
granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales 
to. the Public Trustee, is hereby required to send par- 
ticulars in writing of their debt or claim to the said 
Public Trustee on or before the 20th day of January, 
1923, at the expiration of which time the said Public 
Trustee will proceeed to distribute the assets of the 
said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, 
having regard to the debts or claims only of which 
he then has notice; and notice is hereby further given 
that the said Public Trustee will not be liable, for the 
assets or any part therecf so distributed, to any per- 
son of whose debt or claim he shall not have had notice 
at the time of such distribution. 
T. W. GARRETT, 

Culwulla Chambers, Public Trustee. 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 

18th December, 1922. 


2354 16s. 





ee 


({ Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898. } 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, (28,118) 
IN RANKRUPTCY. 
Re James A. Parker, of Lismore, watchmaker and jeweller. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has t* is 
day been made sgainst the abovenamed Bankrupt, on the 
petition of Magnus Golding and Bosch, Barthel and Co., and 
Mr. W H. Palmer aprointed to be the Official Assigree.— 
Dated at Sydney, this 15th day of December, 1922. 


N. C. LOCKHART, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
370 5s. 


f we 





[Notice under Section 14 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1895. } 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (23,156) 
IN BANKRUPTOY, 
Re Henry Edward Hodgkinson, of Trundle, solicitor. 


NOTIOH is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of the debtor, and Mr. W. H. Palmer appointed to be 
the Official Assignee.—Dated at Sydney, this 16th day of 
December, 1922. 
N. 0. LOCKHART, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


2371 5s. 





{Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898. ] 
Tn ‘he Supreme Court of New South Wales. (28,157) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re Duncan John Colvin, of Burgooney, motor-car driver, 


NOTIOE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of the debtor, and Mr. C. F. W. Lloyd appointed to 
be the Official Assignee. — Dated at Sydney, this 18th day of 
December, 1922. 


N. C. LOCKHART, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
2372 4 , ae. 








[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.] 
Iu the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (28,098) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re John Wallace Easson, of 464 Clarence-street, Sydney, and 
lately carrsing on business at 72B King-street, Sydney. 
NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has 
this day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on 
the petiticn of Vance and McKee, and Mr. W. H. Palmer 
appointed to be the Oficial Assignee.— Dated at Sydney, this 

20th day of December, 1922. 
N. C. LOCKHART, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
19) 


2378 - 





[ Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptey Act, 1898. ] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, (23,110) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re Alfred Sheckleton, of Bennett-street, Hamilton. 


NOTIO# is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of Elizabeth Ambler, and Mr. ©, F, W. Lloyd 
appointed to be the Official Assignee.—Dated at Sydney, this 
15th day of December, 1922. 
N, CO: LOCKHART, 

Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


58, 


2374 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTR, No. 171. 


* 


[22 Duo. 1922 





[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.] 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (28,117) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 

Re Gerald Vincent O'Connor, of Mullumbimby, auctioneer. 
NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of William Heugh Haas, and Mr. W. H. Palmer 
appointed to be the Official Assignee. —Dated at Sydney, this 
1sth day of December, 1922. 

N. O. LOCKHART, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
2375 5s. 











[Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.) 
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (28,136) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re Frederick Bradley, of 58 Oxford-street, Syduey ; formerly 
trading with Jaires Joseph Smith as “ Bradley & Co.,” of 
Macleay-street, Wagga, and 585 George-street, Sydney, 
tailors. 

NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 

day been made againet the abovenareed bankrupt, onthe 

petition of Robert Keid & Company, Limited, and Mr. W. H. 

Palmer appointed to be the Cfiicial Assignee—Dated at 

Sydney, this 19th day of December, 1922. 

N. C. LOUKHART, 
Kegistrar in Bankruptcy. 


2376 5s. 





{Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptey Act, 1898. } 


{n the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (23,138) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re Thomas Vaughen, of Taralga, storekeeper. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of W. and A, McArthur, Limited, and Mr. C. F. W. 
Llojd appointed to be the Official Assignee.— Dated at Sydney, 
this 20th day of December, 1922. 


N. 0. LOCKHART, 
; Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
2377 oe. 





{Notice under Section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.] 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, (23,153) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re Thomas Joseph Ruttle, of Wattle Vale Farm, G:ogan- 
road, Stockinbingal, farmer. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order has this 
day been made against the abovenamed bankrupt, on the 
petition of Isaac Jacob Brovman, and Mr. W. H. Palmer 
appointed to be the Official Assignee—Dated at Sydngy, this 
20th day of Dezember, 1922. 
N. 0. LOCKHART, 

Kegistrar in Bankruptcy. 

2375 5s. 





— 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditcra 
in the following matters will be held at the Court, Supreme 
Court Building, Ehzabeth-street, Sydney, on the 19th day of 
February, 1928, at JO a.m., or as coon after as the course of 
business will permit, ‘fo entitle a creditor to vote thereat, 
his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptes, 
not later than the 16th day of February, 1923 :—= 


Re Stanley Walter Barnes (No £3,067), of 204 Darby-street, 
Newcastle, and formerly of “Royal Crown Hotel,’ Adams- 
town, hotelkeeper. 

Re J Cummings (No. 23,092), of Berwick-street, Guild ’ord, 
builder. ‘ 

Re Mrs. G. M. Smith (No. 22,994‘, of Richmond Bottoms, 
via Richmond (a widow). 

Re Frederick Leo James Wurth (No. 23,0€8), of 96 Bridge- 
road; Glebe, builder and contractor. 

Re C. Hayes (No. 23.088), of 4 rcadia-street, Coogee. 

Re John Patrick Smith (No. 23,090), of 80 Barden-street, 
Tempe, fettler. 

N. 0. LOCKHART, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy, 

Official Assignee -CHARLES FarnFAX WATERLOO LLOYD. 

2379 42s, 


22 DEc., 1922.] 








In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
LN BANEKRUPTOY, 


NOTIOS is hereby given that the Single Meeting of Creditors 
in the following matters will be held at the Court, Supreme 
Court Building, Elizabeth-street, Sydney, on the 20th day of 
February, 1923, at 10 a.m., cr as soon after as the course 
of business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, 
his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 
not later than the 17th day of February, 1923 :— 


Re A. Kendall (No. 23,183), of Broomsgtove, Station-street, 
Arncliffe. 
Re Herbert William Farrell (No, 23,154), of 99 Olarendon- 
road, Stanmcre, purser. 
Re George William Lapish (No. 28,127), of Burleigh-street, 
Artarmon, builder. 
Re Henry Carson Willmott (No. 23,143), of Casino, Lucretia- 
avenue, Longueville, agent, 
N. C. LOCKHART, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Official Assignee—CHARLES Farrrax Waresioo Luoyp. 
2350 26s. 





lo the Sup:eme Court of New South Wales. (23,022) 


IN BANKRUPTOY. 


Re John Henry Lyons, of Clarinda-street, Parkes, and carried 
on business at Dubbo. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors in 
the above matter will be held at the Court-house, Dubbo, 
before the District Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the 8th day 
of January, 1923, at 10 a.m., or as soon after as the course 
of business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, 


his. proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, | 


Elizabeth-et-eet, Sydney, not later than the 3rd day cf 


January, 1923. 
N, 0, LOCKHART, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Official Assignee—-CHARL#s FairFax WarTEriLoo Lioyp. 


2381 7s, 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re John Ewan McDonald Bertram, of Mirrool. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the ahove matter will be held at the Court-house, Temora, 
before the District Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the 9th day 
of January, 1923, at 10 a.m.,; or as soon after as the course 
of business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, 
his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 
Elizabeth-atreet, Sydney, not later than the 3rd day of 


January, 1923. 
N. C. LOCKHART, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 


Official Assignee— WILLIAM HargINnGtTon PALMER, 


(23,095) 





2382 78, 
Ia the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (23,145) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re Joseph Herbert Condon, of Terralong-strec‘, Kiama, 
labourer. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the above matter will be held at the Court-house, Kiaina, 
before the District Registrar in Bankruptey, on the 28rd 
day of January, 1923, at 10 a:m., or as soon after as the 
course of business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote 
thereat, his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in 
Bankruptcy, Elizabeth-street, Sydney, not later than the 17th 


day of January, 1928. 
N, 6, LOCKHART, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Official Assignee--CHABLES Faizyax WarteRLOo Lioyp. 
2383 - 78. 


(23,156) 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re Henry Edward Hodg'inson, of Trundle, solicitor. 


NOTIGCH is hereby given that the Single Meeting of Creditois 
in the above matter will be held at the Court-house, 
Trundle, before the District Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the 
4th day of January, 1923, at 1.30 pm., or as soon after as 
the course of business will permit. To entitle a creditor to 
vote thereat, his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in 
Bankruptcy, Elizabeth-street, Syduey, not later than the 28th 


day of December, 1922. 
N. C. LOCKHART, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Official Assignee—Wittiam Harrington PALMER, 


2384 7s, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 174, 





In the Supreme Oourt of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUFTOY. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the following matter will be held at the Court, Supreme 
Court Building, Elizabeth-street, Sydney, on the 21st day of 
February, 3928, at 10 8.m,, or as soon afteras thecourse of 
business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat 
his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 
not later than the 19th day of Fetruary, 1923 :— 


Re Samuel Hebblethwaite (No. 28,109), of Osborne-rcad 
Manly, and of 237 Macquarie-street, Sydney, conyeyan- 


cing clerk, 
N. 0. LOCKHART, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Official Assignee—WitiiamM Harrineaton PALMER, 
2385 7a. 





(23,110) 


Ia the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re Alfred Sheckleton, of Besnett-street, Hamilton. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of creditors 
in the above matter will be held at the Court-bouse, New- 
castle, before the District Registrar in Bankruptcy, on the 10th 
day of January, 1923, at 10 a.m., or as soon after as the 
course of business will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote 
thereat, his proof must be lodged with the Registrar in 
Bankruptcy, Hlizabeth-street, Sydney, not Jater than the 4th 


day of January, 1923. 
N. ©. LOCKHART, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Official Assignee—CHARLES Farrrax WATERLOO Lio¥p. 
2386 78. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (23,094) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 

Re William Francis Wilshire, of Bega, carpenter. 
NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of 
creditors in the above matter will be held at the, 
Court-house, Bega, before the District Registrar in 
Bankruptcy, on the 22nd day of January, 1923, at 
10 a.m., or as soon after as the course of business will 
permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, his 
proof must be lodged with the Registrar in Bank- 
ruptey, Klizabeth-street, Sydney, not later than the 
16th day of January, 1923. 


N.C. LOCKHART, 
' feoistrar in Bankruptcy. 
CuHartes Farrrax Watertoo Lioyp. 


Official Assignee 
Free 


[4205] 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY, 
Notice To CREpITors, 
ACCOUNTS with plans of distribution in the under- 
mentioned estates, showing dividends as specified, are 
now filed in the office of the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 
Supreme Court Building, Elizabeth-street, Sydney, 
for the inspection of persons interested; and notice is 
hereby given that such accounts and plans will be 
submitted to the Court for confirmation on Tuesday, 
the 9th January, 1923, if not previously objected 
to :— 
Robert Gray, of Liverpool, storekeeper (No. 16,064), 
a fifth account and plan of distribution showing 
payment of a dividend of two shillings and six- 
pence one half-penny in the £ on al] proved con- 


current claims. 
William Beaumont, of 43 Bay-street, Double Bay, 
coal merchant (No. 22,117), a second account and 
plan of distribution showing payment of a divi- 
dend of eight pence one farthing in the £ on all 
proved concurrent claims, 
Also, accounts current only in the undermentioned 
estates :— 
No. 23,053. William George Hughes, of Boundary- 
street, Wallsend, miner. _ . 
No. 23,061. David John Wildey, of [31 Clarence-. 
street, Sydney, importer. iz 
No. 23,064.- Norman LElsmore D’Arcy, of ‘Turra- 
murra, motor engineer, is nt 
. 23,034. Herbert Henry Gurrier Jones, of Kil- 
lara, formerly of Brooklyn, near Wellington, 
grazier. 
_ 93.065. William Frederick Shephard, of 88 Rose- 
street, Darlington, horse-driver. 
WILLIAM HARRINGTON PALMER, 
Official Assignee. 
47 Elizabeth-street, Sydney, 
Qist December, 1922. 


2363 an 


6744 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Noricr To CREDITORS. 


ACCOUNTS and plan of distribution in the under- 
mentioned estates, showing dividend as specified here- 
under, are now filed in the office of the Registrar in 
Bankruptcy, Supreme Court Building, Elizabeth- 
street, Sydney, for the inspection of persons inter- 
ested; and notice is hereby given that such accounts 
and plan will be submitted to the Court for confir- 
mation on Tuesday, the 16th January, 1923, at 10 
a.m., if not previously objected to: 


Oswald William Plunkett, of 6 Myra-street, Hamilton, 
commission agent (No. 22,983), a first account and 
plan of distribution, showing payment in full of 
four preferential claims (£44 Is. 1d.), and a 
balance of £20 8s. 9d. carried forward to the 
credit of the estate. 





Accounts current only in the following estates ;— 


No. 22,866. 

dealer. 
No. 22,972. John Brown, of Bury-street, Guildford, 
_ station manager. 

No. 22,982. John Rawlinson, of Planthurst-road, 
Kogarah, painter. ; 

No. 22,997. William Bourke Shelley Cowles, trading 
as Hereford Furniture Coy., of 118, Hereford- 
street, Glebe. 

No. 23,000. Bernard Centennial Jacobsen, of Borrow- 
dale-road, South Kensington, and carried on 
business at Daking House, Rawson-place, Sydney, 
builder. 

No. 23,018. Arthur Carlyle Barber, of 4 Bridge- 
street Sydney, naval architect. 

No. 23,019. William Somerville, of Croydon-avenue, 
Croydon Park, journalist. 

No. 23,029. Alfred Claude Joseph Icher, of 48 Jersey- 
road, Woollahra, and carried of business at 9 
Castlereagh-street, Sydney, money lender. 


Cee Wine Oven). 
Official Assignee, 


Andrew Richmond Ware, of Lismore, 


182 Phillip-street, Sydney, 
fies 21st December, 1922. 
2362 18s. 








In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN EQUITY. 
No. 310 of 1922. 


In the matter of the ‘Companies Act, 1899,’ and in 
the matter of Lloyd Williams & Co. (Sydney) 
Limited, 


BY an Order made by the Chief Judge in Equity in 
the above matter, dated the twelfth day of December, 
one thousand nine hundred and twenty-two, on the 
petition of Essex R. Picot Limited, a Company duly 
incorporated in the State of New South Wales, and 
having its registered office at number 20 Young- 
street, Sydney, it was ordered that the abovenamed. 
Company, Lloyd Williams & Co. (Sydney) Limited, 
be wound up by this Court, under the provisions of 
the Companies Acts in force in that behalf, and that 
Herbert Bertram Nelson, of 93 York-street, Sydney, 
public accountant, be appointed Official Liquidator of 
the said Company, and that he do, within seven days 
from the settlement of the said Order, give security 
to the satisfaction of the Master in Equity for the 
due performance of his duties ,as such Official Liqui- 
dator as aforesaid; and it was ordered that the 
Official Liquidator be at liberty to appoint a solicitor 
to assist him in the performance of his duties, and 
that he be allowed all costs, charges, and expenses 
properly incurred after taxation as ‘between solicitor 
and client out of the assets of the Company; and 
that the appointment of the said Herbert Bertram 
Nelson as Official Liquidator as aforesaid he adver- 
tised once in the “Sydney Morning Herald,’ and once 
in the “Daily Telegraph,”’ within seven days after he 
has given security asaforesaid ; and that the time with- 
in which the said Order is to be advertised in the Goy- 
ernment Gazette as provided by the Rules of Court, be 
enlarged from twelve days after the date of the said 
Order to fourteen days after the settlement of the 
said Order; and that the said Official Liquidator do 
leave an account of his receipts and payments, and 
file a report of the progress of the winding-np herein, 


NHW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 174. 





[22 Dec. 1922, 





at the office of the said Master in Equity within three 
months from the settlement of the said Order, and 
thenceforth at the expiration of every three months; 
and that all moneys received by him be paid into the 
Commonwealth Bank of Australia, Head Office, 
Sydney, within seven days after the receipt thereof, 
to the credit of the said Official Liquidator; and that 
an account be opened in such Bank accordingly ; and 
that the costs of the said petitioner of this petition 
be taxed and certified by the Deputy Registrar in 
Equity, or such officer of this Court as the Master in 
Equity may appoint, and when so taxed and certified 
be paid by the Official Liquidator out of the assets 
of the said Company to the said petitioner or to its 
solicitors; and that all subsequent proceedings be 
taken before the Master in Equity, and all parties 
are to be at liberty to apply as they may be advised. 


Dated this twenty-first day of December, one thou- 
sand rine hundred and twenty-two. 


JOHN ROSCOE NIELD, 
of 369 George-street, Sydney, 
Solicitor for the said Petitioner. 
£1 10s. 


2369 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY AND IN INSOLVENCY. 
Novice To CREDITORS. 


ACCOUNTS with plans of distribution in the under- 
mentioned estates, showing dividends as specified, are 
now filed in the office of the Registrar in Bankruptcy, 
Supreme Court Building, Elizabeth-street, Sydney, 
for the inspection of persons interested; and notice 1s 
hereby given that such accounts and plans will be 
submitted to the Court for confirmation on Tuesday, 
the 9th January, 1923, if not previously objected 
to :— 

Walter Stanley Britcher, of Darling-street, Balmain, 
traveller (No. 19,727), a third account and second 
plan of distribution showing payment of a divi- 
dend of five shillings and sixpence in the £ on all 
proved cencurient claims. 

George Grey French, deceased, late of Parramatta, 
tweed manufacturer (No. 21,759), a fourth ac- 
count and plan of distribution showing payment 
of an equalising dividend of eightpence one- 
eighth of a penny in the £ on one claim, and a 
dividend of two pence three-farthings in the £ on 
all proved concurrent claims. 


WILLIAM HARRINGTON PALMER, 
Official Assignee. 
47 Elizabeth-street, Sydney, 
21st December, 1922. 
2364 13s. 





In the District Court of the Northern District, holden 
at Moree. 


No. of Plaint, 63 of 1920. 
No. of Writ, 17 of 1922. 


Between Ernest Edward Hines, plaintiff; and Wiliam 
Alexander Maxim, defendant. 


ON Wednesday, the seventh day of February, one 
thousand nine hundred and twenty-three, at twelve 
o'clock noon, unless the writ of fieri facias issued 
herein is duly satisfied, the Registrar will sell by 
public auction, at the Court-house, Frome-street, 
Moree,—All the right, title, and interest (if any) of 
the abovenamed plaintiff of, in, and to,—All that 
piece or parcel of land, namely :— 


Crown-lease No. 16-13, containing 3,950 acres or 
thereabouts, situated in the parish of Russell, 
county of Barnett, Land District of Warialda. 


Terms, Cash. 


The interest of the abovenamed plaintiff in the 
abovementioned land is subject to a mortgage, dated 
21st December, 1921, from the abovenamed plaintiff 
to Messrs. Charles William John Henry Kautz and 
Cadman Samuel Thorley, both of Inverell, in the 
State of New South Wales. 


Dated this sixteenth day of December, 1922. 


J. D. RORKE, 
BortHwitctKk AND BUTLER, Registrar. 
Defendant’s Solicitors, 
Pastoral Chambers, 
Byron-street, Inverell. 
2361 16s, 


22 Deo, 1922.) 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 174. 


6745 





Cimpoundings, 


*,* Poundkeepers are raminded that Advertisements of 
tnpounded Stock are charged for at the rate of ONE SHIZLING 
FOR EACH ANIMAL DESCRIBED ; and no such Advertisement wiil 
te inserted inthe Gazette uxless accompanied by a@ reritiarx 
wicrent to cover the cost af insertion. 





BEN LOMOND.—Impounded at Ben Lomond, on the 14th 
day of December, 1922, from stock route, by order stock 
inspector ; sum due at date of noticc, 19s. 6d. each :— 

Red bullock, like Mf over (R) off rump, like near loin, 
earmaked, 5 years. 

Black poley steer, indistinct brand near rump, earmarked, 18 
months. 

Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 


28th December, 1922. 
2342—2s. J. POLLOCK, Poundkeeper. 





———y, 


BROKEN HILL.—Impounded at Broken Hill, on the 7th 
day of December, 1922, from Stephens Creek, by W. H. 
Williams :— 

See pony mare, like PW over J off shoulder, aged, 14 
hands. 

Chestnut foal, unbranded, 3 months; progeny of above. 

Chetsnut mare, like § near shoulder, T ¥f off shoulder, aged, 
15 hands. 

Bay gelding, like A VI over © near shoulder, 6 years, 15 


hands. 


Bay mare, like near shoulder, aged, 14 hands. 


Chestnut foal, 3 months ; progeny of above. 
Bay colt, like H AR off shoulder, 2 years, 14 hands. 


Black gelding, like 


Brown gelding, like I V near shoulder, aged, 15 hands. 
Bay gelding, hke 5De@ over 51 near shoulder, aged, 154 
hands, 
If not released, will be sold according to Impounding Act. 
2299—10s. W. COCKS, Poundkeeper, 


near shoulder, aged, 143 hands. 


—l 


CAMDEN.—Impounded at Camden, on the 13th day of Dec- 
ees 1922, from Camden Park Estate, by George 
ew :— 
Dark-bay gelding, A © near shoulder, like 4. near cheek, un- 
shod, aged, 154 hands. 
Also, on the 15th instant, from Oram Park, Narellan, by 
H. Sullivan :— 
Light-black mare, 4. over M near shoulder, 54 near thigh, 
star, unshod, about 6 years, 14 hands. 
Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
Ath January, 1923. 
2322—2s. I. WAKELY, Poundkeeper. 
DELEGAT£&£.—Impounded at Delegate, on the 14th day of 
Decemter, 1922, from travelling stock re:erve, by stock 
inspector :— 














Dark-creamy pony, branded like M tb. 
If not released, will be so!d according to Impounding Act. 


2343—1s, W. STOKES, Poundkeeper. 





DENILIQUIN.—Impounded at Deniliquin, on the 8th day of 
December, 1922, from Baratta Station, by manager ; sum 
due at date of notice, about £1 1Cs, each :— 

Bay mare, like K or H near shoulder, 1 off ribs, white patches 
on back, near hind fetloek white. 

Creamy gelding (rig), no brands visible. 

Bay gelding, no brands visible, hind feet and off fore foot 
white, star, white on nose. 

Black mare, no brands visible, off fore foot white, off hind leg 
cut, star, snip. 

Bay gelding, no brands visible, off hind fetlock white, star. 

Bay mare, like (l M off shoulder, blaze. 

Chestnut gelding, like GR near shoulder, star, snip. 

Chestnut gelding, like J, MB near shoulder, white face. 

Also, sum due at date of notice, about £1 1€s, :— 

Grey filly (medium), no brands visible. 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

28th December, 1922. 


2297— 9s. M. PRIEST, Poundkeeper. 





GRESFORD.—Impounded at Gresford, on the 12th day of 
December, 1922, from Summer Hill, by P. Kealey; 
damage and driving, 5s, :— 


bar) 
Dark-bay light draught horse, like — or © (conjoined) over 
'7 near shoulder, star, hind feet white, aged, 15 hands. 
Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at roon on the 
28th December, 1922, 


2298—l1s, G. RODWELL, Poundkeeper, 


LEETON.--Impounded at Leeton, on the 14th day of Decem- 
ber, 1922, from Diamond Hill, by S. J. Blumenthal, 
impounding officer W.C. and I.C.; sum due at da‘e of 
notice, £1 28, 4d,:— 

Chestnut sulky mare, fy over J, near shoulder, star, about: 
3 years, about 15 hands. 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

4th January, 1923. 


2347—1s, W. BOYLE, Poundkeeper. 





LEICHHARDT.—Impounded at Leichhardt, on the 15th day 
of December, 1922, from railway yard, Rozelle, by Mr. 
W. Coddington; sum due at date of notice, £1 12s, :— 
Chestnut mare, no brands visible, blaze, three white stockings, 
shod three feet, aged, about 154 hands. 
If not released will be sold according to Impounding Act. 


2358—1s. J. FLACK, Poundkeeper. 











LEICHHARDT.—Impounded at Leichhardt, on the 18th day 
of December, 1922, from Camperdown Park, Camper- 
down, by Mr, Edward Morris ; sum due at date of notice, 
£1 Is. awe e 

Bay pony mare, indistinct brand near shonlder, star, near hind 
fetlock white, unshod, aged, about 13% hands. 


If not released, will be sold according to Impounding Act. 
2359—I1s. J. FLACK, Poundkeeper. 





LIDCOMBE.—Impounded at Lidcombe, on the 5th day of 
December, 1922, from the Presbyterian Cemetery ; sum 
due at date of notice, £4 4s. :— 


Black gelding, branded like C I D over 80, white scar on 
shoulder. 


Tf not released, will be sold according to Impounding Act. 
2323—Is. W. MAUNDER, Poundkeeper. 





MANLY.—Impounded at Manly, on the 12th day of Decem- 
ber, 1922, from Pittwater-road, Brookvale, by J. B. 
Twaddell, impounding officer ; sum due at date of notice, 
14s, :— 

Bay mare, § over X near shoulder, B over Y over 4\ off 
shoulder, (1 near stifle, star, aged, 144 hands. 

Tf rot. released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

28th December, 1922. 


2304—lIs. W. WILBOW, Poundkceper. 


MASCOT.—Impounded at Mascot, on the 14th day of 
December, 1922, from King-street, Mascot, by impounding 
officer ; sum due at date of notice set after each animal :—- 

Bay and roan draught gelding, baldy face, white feet, white on 
flank, aged, 16 hands; £2 1Cs. 6d. 

Bay gelding, like ~~ over W near shoulder, I 6 near back, 
black points, 7 years, 14% hands; £2 10s, Gd. 

Also, on same date, from Coward-street, Mascot, by same 
person :— 


Black or brown pony mare, like J near shoulder, 13; hands; 
£2 10s. 6d. 


Also, on 15th instant, from Teachers’ College, Sydney, 
by Registrar :— 


Grey mare, W > over —— near shoulder, near fore knee 








enlarged, aged, 15 hands ; £2 10s. 
Light draught grey gelding, p=. over Q. near flank, aged, 
153 hands; £2 10s. 
Also, on 19th instant, from Bay-strect, Botany, by impouding 
officer :— 


Bay mare, (AN near shoulder, like 4 near flank, black 


points, aged, 143 hands; £1 3s. ’ 
Tf not released, will be sold according to Impounding Act. 


2346—6s. 8. ROSSBRIDGE, Poundkeeper. 





MERRIWA.—Impounded at Merriwa, on the 11th day of 
December, 1922, from Merriwa-street :— 
Yellow heifer, unbranded. 
Yellow and white heifer, AM over —— near rump, like 9§ 
off rump. 
If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
28th December, 1922. 


2321—2s. J, SPRATT, Poundkeeper. 





NARRABRI.--Impounded at Narrabri, on the 2nd day of 
De ember, 1922, from Wilga Ridge, by Thomas Grayson, 
Esq. ;— 


Red baldy cow, U QC over 6 near ribs, 


Red and white heifer, Q near shoulder (branded with wire). 
Yellow and white heifer, like KX over (V* near thigh, ear. 
marked, 


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Roan steer, same brands and marks. 
White heifer, same brands and marks. 
Red and white , Same brands and marks. 


Also, on 5th instant, from Mrs. Bolton’s paddock, by 
Cecil Panton :— 


Red baldy stag, like —*. over © or e over Ay near rump, 


TENTERFIELD —’mpounded at Tent:rfield, on the 11th 
day of December, 1922, from T.8.R., Boonoo Beonoo, by 
inspector of stock; sum due at date of notice set after 
each animal : — 

Gr.y horse, DB near shoulder, like ZH5S cff skoulder, 
10 years; £1 Qs. : 

Chestnut mare, | & over J near th_ulder, snip, hind feet 
white, aged; £1 Qs. 

Bay mare, JR. over Q near shoulder, star, 6 years; £1 8s. 

Bay horse, LAY over Fy) near shoulder, star, aged; £1 9s. 

Light-bay filly, no brands visible, hind feet white, 4 years ; 
£1 8s. 

Dark-brown colt, no brands visible, 8 years; £1 8s. © 


If not releazed, will be sold according to Impounding Act. 
2339—7s. H. PANTON, Poundkeeper. 








QOIRINDI.—Imrounded at Quirindi, on the 12th day of 
December, 1922, from Castle Mountain road, Tamarang 
Shira; sum due at date of notice, £1 1!s.:— 

Roan steer, FE near thigh, D'7 out near ear, 2 years. 


| 
| 
If leased, wi: ing to I ding Act. 
T7 not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the | not released, wil be sold acharding bho pawncina Ae 
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| 
| 


2344—6s. J. ENGLAND, Poundkeeper. 


WHITTON.—Impounded at Whitton, on the 12th day of 
December, 1922, from Gogeldrie, by My. Laing :— 

Ayrshire cow, ~ over J near rump, 3 years. 

Ayrshire cow, /\K over 3 off rump, 3 years. 

Yellow heifer, ~ over J near rump, 1 year. 

Red and white heifer, ~ over J near rump, 1 year. 


Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
28th December, 11/22. 
2294—1s, W. MORRIS, Poundkeeper. 


28th December, 1922, 
2311—1s. W. NOLAN, Poundkeeper. 








SINGLETON.—Impounded at Singleton, on the 15th day of 
December, 1922, from Drake, by J. Kaper; sum due at 
date of notice, 15s. :— 

Bay or brown horse, t over TN or TH near shoulder, star 
and snip, old scar back, girthmarked, 10 years, 15 hands. 

Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

4th January, 1923. 

2310—1s. G. PLAYFORD, Poundkeeper. 








iuoustvrial Dotices, 





[4082] Department of Labour and Industry, 
Sydney, 16th December, 1922, 


IN pursuance of the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, as amended, I, 
IWRNEST Henry FARRAR, Minister for Labour and Industry, being the Minister of the 
Crown administering the said Act, do hereby accept the resignation of Mr. Frank Lloyd, 
as the Member representing the employees on the Conciliation Committee constituted for 
the industry or. calling of employees of the Kandos Cement Company Limited, excepting 
employees in coal and shale mines west of Sydney, in the State of New South Wales, and 
appoint Mr. I. Stolzenhein, of Rogers-street, Kandos, in his place,—such appointment to 
take effect from the date that such Member enters upon the duties of the position. 
Kh. H. FARRAR, 
Minister for Labour and Industry. 





[4162] - Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
Sydney, 22nd December, 1922. 
THE following Award of the Court made in exercise of the powers conferred on it by 
section 14 of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, determining certain industrial matters 
arising in and in relation to the industries and callings in respect of which the Wire Netting 
Makers, &c. (State) Board is constituted (constitution published at page 1455 of No, 37 of 
Government Gazette dated 24th February, 1922—see also Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi, page 
bd64) is published in accordance with the provisions of the Act and the Regulations 
thereunder. 
I’, W. KITCHING, 
NO, c.0525) Industrial Registrar. 
IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
No. 576 of 1922. 
Wire Netting Makers, &c. (State) Board, 
Application by the United Nail and Wire-netting Company Limited. 
Tuesday, the 5th day of December, 1922, 
Barbed Wire and Wire Nail Makers (State) Award. 
(Eight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1922.) 
1. Hours of Labour. 


Forty-eight hours shall constitute a week’s work, and shall be worked as follows :— 

From Monday to Friday inclusive the ordinary working time shall not exceed 8? hours 
per day, and on Saturday shall not exceed 44 hours, 

Starting time shall not be earlier than 7 a.m, and cease work shall not be later than 
5.80 p.m. 

A break of three-quarters of an hour shall be allowed for a meal, and shall be 
between 12 noon and 1 p.m. unless otherwise mutially arranged, 

By mutual agreement between any employer and his employees the forty-eight hours 
may be worked in five days (Monday to Friday inclusive), an equal number of hours being 
apportioned to each day or thereabouts, and the starting and knocking off times adjusted 
accordingly. 

If two shifts are worked, the hourg shall be— 

Day shift.—As when one shift is worked. 
Night shift—For four nights in the week (Monday to Thursday), 7.80 p.m, to 5.45 
a.m., and on Friday night, 7.30 p.m. to 6.15 a.m, 

On each night shift there shall be a break of three-quarters of an hour for meal, 
at such time as may be fixed by arrangement between each employer and his employees. 

The starting and knocking off times may be varied by mutual agreement between 
employer and employees. 


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2. Overtime. 
Overtime shall not be worked unless mutually agreed upon, and shall be defined as 
follows :— 

(a) All time worked by any employee before or after the recognised times of starting 
and knocking off in any factory, aud shall be paid for at the rate of time and 
a halt. ; : 

(b) Sundays and General Holidays.—All time worked on Sundays and the general 
holidays as set out in clause 4 shall be paid for at double rates, and no such days 
shall be less than four hour's’ actual working time. 

3. Night Work. 
When a night shift is worked the payment for same shall be 2d. per hour for adults 
and dd. per hour for juniors, oyer and above his rates of pay for day work. 
In this ease night work shall mean all work done between the hours of 7 p.m, and 
Ti talent 
4, Holidays, 


The recognised holidays shall be those days on which the following holidays are 
observed, yiz.:—New Year’s Day, Anniversary Day, Good Friday, Kaster Monday, Sove- 
reign’s Birthday, Prince of Wales’ Birthday, Wight-hour. Day, Christmas Day, Boxing 
Day, and the day of the annual trade picnic. 


5. Rates of Pay. Per hour, 

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EBSA RUIN DLO Mn cap ete loo aucudclea 8 5 4% EP a <a ShcA wep 20 
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CASEI Clerc Car Gases WiTECT Sayer i taliet ity) sce Peeaetels tiple s ata Seige aati ee ats 
Casemen and case-wirers, junior under 21 years of age .3....... > tl ae 
Labourers (about the factory) ........ At bth casa Meta eh foe mand abiia as gl Lay Fak 


(@) Machinists and setters-up shall haye each one assistant (hoy), and shall work 
machines as follows :— 

_ From $ inch to 8 inch, to work not more than 6 nail machines, 
Over 3 inch to 5 inch, to work not more than 4 nail machines, 
Over 5 inch to 12 inch, to work not more than 3 nail machines. 
Fach 1 staple machine to rank as 1 each 3 inch nail machine. 
Each clout machine to rank as one 8 inch nail machine. 

(0) Machinists and setters-up shall, if required, operate eight machines up to 3 inch 
nails, and shall be paid as follows :— 

If working with 2 assistants (boys), 1s. 118d. per hour. 
If working with 1 assistant (boy), 2s. per hour. 

Machinists and setters-up may, by agreement with their employers, operate ten 
machines up to three inch nails at such hourly rate as may be agreed to (not less than 
iid. per hour per machine over and above the rates paid for operating eight machines) 
with two boys. 

(¢) Machinists’ assistants (boys) shall be paid the following rates :— 

For the first three months, 82d. per hour. 

For the second three months, 9gd. per hour, 

For the third three months, 10d. per hour. 

For the fourth three months, 10§d. per hour, 

And for any further period after the above, 1i#d. per hour. 

(d) Machinists’ and setters-up improvers being machinists boys who have served 
not less than one year as such, may, if competent, be put on as improvers in charge without 
an assistant, of half of the number of machines permitted for a machinist and setter-up, 
for a period not exceeding one year; and only in that factory in which he has served such 
period of one year or more as a machinists’ boy, unless with such employers’ written 
consent; and he shall be paid the following rates :— 

For the first three months, 117d. per hour, 
For the second three months, 1s. Ogd. per hour, 
For the third three months, 1s. 13d. per hour. 
For the fourth three months, 1s. 3d. per hour. 

Provided that if, in the opinion of the employer, an improver is competent he may 
he put in charge of a full set of machines at any time upon his receiving the full rate of 
pay as set out for a machinist and setter-up. : 

(ce) Toolmakers’ improvers shall be paid at the following rates :— 

Yor the first year, 11d. per hour. 

For the second year, 1s. 2d. per hour. 

For the third year, 1s. 3id. per hour. 

For the fourth year, 1s. 49d. per hour. 

And thereafter the minimum rate of wages. 
6. Nail Packing. 

(@) Machine Packing.—KEmployees operating on packing machines shall be paid af 
the rate of 11d. per 100 7-lb, packets for the filling only. The minimum wage to be earned 
shall be 1s. 84d. per hour for adults, and is. 02d. per hour for youths under 21 years of 
age, 
3oys weighing, closing, labelling, and branding packets for machine Work shall be 
paid as follows :— 

For the first three months, 7gd. per hour, 

For the second three months, Séd. per hour. 

For the third three months and thereafter, 9$d. per hour, 

(b) Hand Packing.—Hmployees engaged in packing by hand shall be paid as 
follows :— 

15 and under 17 years of age, 6gd. per hour. 
17 and under 19 years of age, 74d. per hour, 
19 and under 21 years of age, Sid. per hour. 
21 years of age and over, t1¢d. per hour. 

Hach packer shall receive in addition to his wages as set out above 74d. for every 
100 packets-of nails packed by him. The foregoing shall inciude the packing of Cartons: 
Provided that in the case of adults, the minimum rate of wages payable shall be 1s, 74d, 
per hour, based on the above rates, 





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(c) Bagmakers (boys) shall receive the following rates :— 
For the first three months, 5jd. per hour. 
For the second three months, 63d. per hour. 
And for any period thereafter, 73d. per hour, 


7. Rates of Pay (Barbed Wire Makers). 


(a) Inspector whose duties are: examining barbed wire, tallying and booking reels 
of barbed wire, checking weights, rewinding and repairing damaged wire, compressing 
waste wire, and sweeping shop, shall be paid at the rate of 1s 8%d. per hour, 

(D) Machinists doing setting up and toolmaking shall be paid at the rate of 
1s. 103d. per hour. 

(c) Machinists operating one or two machines as required, and doing setting up, 
shall be paid at the rate of 1s. Sgd. per hour, : 

(d) Day-work rates for improvers under 21 years of age shall be as follows :— 
Learners—First three months, 10d. per hour; second three months, 11{d. per hour, 
Improvers working one machine to be paid 114d. per hour. 

Improvers working two machines to be paid 1s. fd. per hour, 

(e) One or two machines to. be worked by one youth as required, and the work to 
be paid for at the option of the employer at the following piece-work or day-work rates, 
as the case may be mutually arranged, 

(f) Piece-work rates— 


One youth One youth 
one machine two machines 
= per cwt. per cwt, 
412 Gi low ae a teneore glace te oon aero 57d. 42d. 
14 Gz Nowak washer neo aoe ita avatece er eeteren 7d. 6d. 
123 G Hera sg ict tapepabterg be debs 54d. 64d. 
ic ee “AS DECIAl wee teitete ; 108d. 83d. 


Minimum wage earned to be at the rate. of 113d, for one machine and 1s, 13d. for 
two machines, per hour, 

2 8. Times of Payment. 

All wages to be paid weekly, on Friday night for the day-shift, and on Saturday 
morning for the night-shift if such are worked: Provided that in the case of the United 
Nail and Wire Netting Company Limited, the wages shall be paid weekly on each Kriday 
for all work done up to and inclusive of the previous Wednesday. 

In the case of an employee being discharged, he shall be paid up in full at the time 
of his discharge; and in the case of his leaving of his own accord, he shall be paid up in 
full within twenty-four hours, 

9. Preference to Unionists. 

Subject to the provisions of the Returned Soldiers and Sailors’ Employment Act, 
1919, preference of employment shall be given to members of the Wire Netting Workers 
of New South Wales over all other persons offering their labour at the same time, all other 
things being equal, 

10. Exemption. 

tylands Bros, (Australia) Limited are exempt from the provisions of this Award 
except in so far as it prescribes a 48-hour week, 

11. Area, Incidence and Duration of Award. 


This Award rescinds and replaces the Award of the Court published in Government 
Gazette No, 93 of 14th May, 1920, made in and in relation to the industries and callings in 
respect of which the Wire Netting Makers, &c. (State) Board is constituted, as varied by 
orders of the Court published in Government Gazettes No, 25 of 18th February, 1921, No. 40 
of 18th March, 1921, and No. 6 of 13th January, 1922. 

It shall apply to all employers aud employ ees engaged in the industries of Barbed 
Wire Making and Wire Nail Making throughout the State, excluding the County of Yan- 
cowinna, within the jurisdiction of the Wire-netting Makers, &c. (State) Board. 

It shall take effect from the 2nd day of January, 1928, inclusive, and shall remain 
in force thereafter for a period of two years. 

Leave is reserved to the employees to apply for the deletion or variation of the last 
paragraph of clause 5 (0) after it has been in operation for a period of three months. 

Leave is also reserved to the employees to apply after the expiry of three months for 
the deletion of clause 10, Exemption, 

GHO. S. BEEBY, 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 





[4089] Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
Sydney, 22nd December, 1922. 
THE following Order of the Court varying the Award of the Court published in Goyern- 
ment Gazette of the 18th August, 1922 (22 I.G. 359), made in and in relation to the industries 
and callings in respect of which the Breadearters (Cumberland) Board is constituted 
(constitution published at page 1442 of No. 87 of Government Gazette, dated 24th February, 
1922—see also Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi, page 339), as varied by Order of the Court 
published in Government Gazette of 15th September, 1922 (22 I.G. 659), is published in 
uccordance with the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, and the Regulations 
thereunder, : 
F. W. KITCHING, 
(No. 3,624.) Industrial Registrar. 
IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
No. 592 of 1922. 
Breadearters (Cumberland) Board. 
Pet ai Application by A. W. Cox, of Miranda. 
Friday, the Sth day of December, 1922. 
Breadcarters (Cumberland) Award. 


Variation. 


A Wie ate, master baker, of Miranda, is exempt from the provisions of Clause 3, 
Rae ‘of the said Award, gazetted 18th August, 1922, in respect of one breadcarter, so 
long as such breadecarter is paid a wage of £2 10s. for a week's work of not more than 
24 hours 
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Gho. S. BEEBY, 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 


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[4163] Industrial Registrar's Office, 
Sydney, 22nd December, 1922. 


THE following Award of the Court, made in exercise of the powers conferred on it by section 14 of the 
Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, determining certain industrial matters arising in and in relation to 
the industries and callings in respect of which the Water Supply and Sewera.e Employees (Metro- 
politan) Board is constituted (constitution published at page 1472 of No. 37 of Government Gazette, 
dated 24th February, 1922—sce also Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi, page 399) is published in accordance 
with the provisions of the Act and the Regulations thereunder. 


Ir. W. KITCHING, 
(No. 3,633.) Industrial Registrar. 


IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALKS 





No. 422 of 1922, 
Water Supply and Sewerage Employees (Metropolitan) Bo.rd 


Application by the Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage Empl ‘yees’ Association, 
Industrial Union of Employeea. 


Thursday, the 14th day of December, 1922. 
Water and Sewerage Salaried Officers (Metropolitan) Award. 


CLERICAL DIvrsron, 


1, Definition. 


“ The Board ” shall mean the Board of Water Supply and Sewerage. 
“ Officer” shall mean an employee upon the salaried staff of the Board in the clerical division. 


2. Existing Privileges. 
Except so far as altered expressly or by necessary implication, this Award is made on the 
underatanding that all existing privileges and conditions shall continue during the currency of the 


Award. No rate of pay existing at the date of the comiag into operation of this Award shall be 
reduced merely as a consequence of this Award. 


8. Increments. 


Any increment under this Award may be withheld if the Board .is of the opinion that through 
mis-conduct or inefficiency such increment shall not be paid. Periods of sick leave in excess of 12 weeks 
in any one year are not to court as service for increment purposes. Each officer shall be entitled t» a 
statement in writing of the reasons for withholding his or her annual increment. 


4, Officers relieving. 


Any Officer relieving another for more than six weeks shall be paid for any excess period the 
salary of the officer relieved. 
Any officer relieving another paid at a lower salary shall not suffer any reduction. 


5, Overtime. 


Overtime shall mean all time worked before or after the usual working hours with the authority 
of the secretary to the Board. 
Overtime payments shall b2 made ac-ording to the following scale :— 


(a) Monday to Friday inclusive—All work from 7.30 a.m.to 9 am., and after 4.30 p.m. until 
6 p.m., ordinary time. All work after 6 p.m. until 12 midnight, time and a quarter; and all 
work between 12 midnight and 7.30 a.m., time and a half. 

(4) On Saturday, all work from 7,30 a.m. to 9a.m,and after noon until 1 p.m., ordinary time. All 
work after 1 p.m. until 12 midnight, time and a quarter. 

(c) For all work on Sunday, double time 

(d) For the purpose of calculating the hourly rates, the year shall be deemed to consist of 813 days. 

(e) Meai allowance.— Whenever an officer is required to perform duty after his usual office hours, 
and the time necessarily occupied in the performance of such duty extends up to 6.30 pm. on 
any day from Monday t> Friday inclusive, or up to 1.30 pm. on any Saturday, an a'lowance 
of 2s. for a meal shall be made to such officer. 

Travelling time or wa ting time shall not be computed as <vertime, nor standing by without the 
aforesaid authority. ; 


6. Long Service Leave. 


Extended leave of absence, calculated from date of appointment to service, shall accrue in 
accordance with the following table : — 








Period of Service. On full Salary. | On half Salary. 





{ 
After 15 years’ service. se .. | 3 months Sus ans ..| 6 months. 
After a further period of 5 years’ service) 3__,, (additional) .. ace 8 . (alditional). 
For every further completed period 01) | ae ; 
5 years’ service, up to a tvtal of 
40 years’ service. 


2 ” ”? ” ” 











After the first 15 years of servic», long service leave shall accrue from year to year pro rata in 
accordance with the above scale but to be taken not more than once in every 5 years during which 
service continues. 


In the event of the death of an officer, the cish equivalent of all extended leave due at time of 
death shall be paid to the officer’s dependents. 


7. Travelling Expenses (Ordinary), 


Officers who are stationed at any of the Board’s recognised offices, works, or depots, shall bear 
the cost of travelling to and from their work at such offices, works, or depots. When sent to work 
aw.y from such offices, works, or depots they shall be paid all fares actually and reasonably incurred by 
then in proceeling to and returning from such work. 


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V hen officers go from their homes di-ect to work situated outside the City area and away from 
the ofce, works, or depot where they are stationed, they shall (except when covered by clause 8 hereof) 
be paid all extra expenses actually and reasonably incurred outside their ordinary route, 

In the care of officers receiving £20) per annum and under, second-class fares shall be allowed. 
All other cflicers, first-class, ; 

Notwithstauding any thiog hereinhefyre containcd, the Board and employee may agree upon a 
sum to be piid as travelling expenses as aforesaid in addition to the salary or wage of the employee. 

For tie purposes of this clause the.term “City Area” mean: that part of the city lying between 
Circular Quay, Darling Harbour, and the ends of the first tiam sections from Circular Quay or Darling 


Harbour. 
8. Travelling Expenses (Special). 


When oflicers are unable to return to their homes or headquarters on the same day travelling 
expenses shall be paid in accordance with the following scale :— 














No, of Class. Per day of 24 hours. Per hour. After ten days. 
| 
See Rael | 
1. £750 and ovec Sac 1 OT" 1s. 5d. up to 14 houre| 25-per cent. less for time 
| m excess of ten days. 
2. £400 and under £756 a O17 6 is2dsea Les; do do 
3, £200 and under £40) i 015 0 1s, elon es, do do 
4, Under £200 ... XC 01276 10d, =; 215 4, do do 





Costs of conveyance shall also be paid by the Board. 
Reiieving officers, whilst absent from headquarters, shall be catitled to receive allowances in 
accordance with the following scale :— 





Where detained in the one 

place for more than 10 days 

then per week for the time 
in excess of 10 days. 


No. of Class. Where detained in the one place for 10 days or less. 





|The allowances as trayelling expenses prescribed in this 


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clause. 
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9. Special Experses. 


Wollongong and Parramatta Branch Offiecs, 


Any junior officer sent from the head offise of the Board to the Wollongong or Parramatta 
Branch offices shall be paid as an allowance annually the difference between his salary and the declared 
living wage for the time being or the sum of £15, whichever is the lees. 


10. Special Expenses. 


Officers incurring necessary and special expense in connection with the performance of the’r 
duties are entitled to be recouped for the same. 


11. Holidays. 
Officers shall be entitled to all holidays observed as such in the Public Service of the State of 
New South Wales on full salary, 
For all work perfermed on Holidays piyment shall be made at the rate of double time or a day 
off shall be granted in lieu of such payment without deduction of pay. 


12. Salaries. 


Officers shall be paid not lees than the following ealaries : ~ 
Minimum Salary. 


Per annum. 


(a) General Scale— ‘ £ 
During the Ist year of service ... 0 oes Ie ar eee ea ails 
5 2nd + i AC ane wa i i aon 
+ 3rd 35 of ae ee sa ae rr .. 138 
” 4th 43 tee ene eee eee soe cet . 168 
‘a 5th 7 - sa as “2 18 Se «208 
3 6th hd ne dst hee s08 Te. ee wr 328 
7 7th % oe Sn iat a +0 aa « 243 
» eth ‘. crates eek 4 Oar etaingmes: Sed BES 
9 9th ¥ sie “ist ate aie a “Ae ia 288 
of 10th 5 no ae soe val re se ww. 803 
a 11th “ a a iievet rene Kas ar “ay Rea ee! 
Be 12th op ae fA sis at al S08 eiotk:, 
- 13th + oe YG ie “ee se nn .. ©8256 
i 14th 3 ‘8 ee ee sue on tee eve 833 
18th / :. a aa AE SE ee 
a 16th 5 ie nee a ae ane ada tava OAT 
3 17th is fe 260 4 ie is oat ww. =854 
rf 18th Ay ae toe sie fis oa ave . 861 
» 19th a OEE pe . 868 
3 20th _ 7 at ae a se see speeds 
” 21st ” vee . ose ’ on eae 382 
4 22nd + re a9 cee i aas wad ww «BED 
wo Bard ‘ at Aioiet Py ee ve BNG 
24th ” . ver ote eet ee eee 403 


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(2) Classified positions— 


Minimum salary. 
Per annum, 
Class 1, £ 
Assistant Assessor and Receiver ) 
Assistant Accountant aes =46 ere “ ath Pip oc te ELE 
Com} troller of Stores | 


Class 2, 
Supervising Clerk 
Cashier 
Correspondence (Clerk 
Principal Bookkeeper 
Assistant Examiner of Accounts J 


Miaimum. Maximum, 
ne £ 
463 508 


—~- — 


Claas 8. 


Branch Clerk 4 

Kate Lists Registrar 

Assistant Comptroller of Stores | 

Officer-in-Charge, Wollongong 

Officer-in-Charge, Parramatta 

District Officer, with resumption duties }+ 433 453 
. Pay Clerk 

Revenue Audit Clerk | 

Assistant Cashier | 

Wages Clerk 

Expenditure Audit Clerk J 


Class 4. 


Officer-in-Charge, Rates section .., ne ia we «= ALB 423 


(c) Female Shorthand Writers and Typists and Calculating Machine Operators :— 
Entering under 21 years :— 
To 4th January, From 6th January, 


1923. 1928. 
Per annum. Per annum, 

Ist year sa. 40 vee Fry. a or ee 72 70 
2nd year ... Sat nat ae 386 es ce 93 91 
3rd year in ‘ f sea ais e: 114 111 
dth year 4... Sa S08 sh Sér ar =O 133 131 
5th year ,.. i ie oF ove or ay 148 114 
6th year... Ao Sor ae te tae sor 168 164 
7th year... se nce aps ise ee Soe 188 184, 
8th year... Ge ae p tes rr oe 188 184 
Sth sear 4; a aes a0 ae a oat 203 199 
10th year... wc ee ed oe AR fe 28 199 
iith year ,.. od ss fpr ie 218 214. 


Provided that an emoloyee, upon attaining the age of 21 years, shall be classed as if in the fifth 
year, and paid £144 for the next succeeding twelve months, with annual increments according to the 
scale hereunder :-— x 


Entering at 21 years and oyer :— 
: To 4th January, From 5th Januiry, 


1923. 1923. 
Per annum. Per annum, 
: £ 

Tet year a vee ie qo ote eee vee 148 144, 
2nd year... te ee vee tee aay Se 168 164 
3rd year veal es ea oak hate S03 188 184, 
4th year... 25 ost 50 gos. laa 536 188 184. 
Sth year... ist =O nT, seh ves ae 208 199 
6th year... ise ne ves Sc se as 203 199 
7th year ws. see ay) are se OAs aes 2:8 214 


13. Area, Incidence, and Duration. 


This Award rescinds and replaces the Award of the Court published in Government Gazette No. 
130 of €th July, 1{20, made in and in relation to the industries and callirgs in respect of which the 
Water Supply and Sewerage Employees (Metropoli‘an) Board is constituted, as yaried by ordera of the 
Court published in Government Gazettes No. 18), of 8th October, 1920; No. 202, of 19th November, 
192); No. 212, of 17th December, 1920; No 6, of L4th January, 1921; No. 82, of 4th March, 1921; 
No. 184, of 16th Dece nber, 1921; No. 75, of 5th May, 1922; and No. 123, of 18th August, 1922. 


Subject to an order of the Court, dated 71h December, 192), this Award shill apply to the 
Board of Water Supply and Sewerage and the employees of the Board in the Clerical Division within 
the jurisdiction of the Water Supply and Sewerage Employecs (Metropolitan) Board. 


Tt shall take effect on and from 25th June, 1922, and shall remain in force thereafter for a period 
of two years. 


Leave is reserved to the employees to apply to the Court to fix the minimum salary for any 
p sition at present ecvered by the general scale in clause 12, as to any employee in the Clerical Division 
to whom this Award does not apply, and as to the postponement of inc.ements because of sickness 
(clause 8), 


The Board shall not be deemed to have contravened nor failed to observe this Award by reison of 
anything done or omitted prior to the publication hereof, 


H. R. CURLEWI=:, 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration, 


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4099 Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
Sydney, 22nd December, 1922. 


THE following Award of the Court made in exercise of the powers conferred on it b7 section 14 of 
the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, determining certain industrial matters arising in and in relation to 
the industries and callings in respect of which the Water Supply and Sewerage Employees (Metropolitan ) 
Board is constituted (constitution published at page 1472 of No. 37 of Government Gazette dated 21th 
February, 1922—see also Industrial Gazette, vol. xsi, page 899), is published in accordance with the 
provisions of the Act and the Regulations thereunder. 


F. W. K(TCHING, 


Industrial Registrar. 





(No. 3,631.) 


IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
No. 423 of 1922. 
Water Supply and Sewerage Employees (Metropolitan) Board. 


Applization by the Me‘ropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage Employecs’ Agsociation, 
Industrial Union of Employees. 


Thursday, the 14th day of December, 1922. 
Water and Sewerage Employees Salaried Officers (Metropolitan) Award. 


GENERAL Division. 


1. Definiticn. 


‘The Board” shall mean the Board of Water Supply and Sewerage. 

‘Officer ” shall mean an employee of the Board in any of the positi’ns or occupations mentioned 
in clause 11 hereof. 

2. Existing Privileges. 

Except so far as altered expressly or by necessary implication, this Award is made on the under- 
standing that all existing privileges and conditions shall continue during the currency of the Award. 
No rate of pay existing at the date of the coming into operation of this Award shall be reduced merely 
as a consequence of this Award. 

3. Increments. 


Any increment under this Award may be withheld if the Board is of opinion that through 
misconduct or inefficiency such increment should not be paid Periods of sick leave-in excess of 
twelve weeks in any one year are rot to count as service for increment purposes. Kach officer shall be 
entitled to a statement in writing of the reasons fer withholding his annual increment. 


4. Officers Relieving. 


Any officer relieving another for more than six weeks shall be paid for any excess period the 
salary of the officer relieved. 


Any oflicer relieving another paid at a lower salary shall not suffer any reduction. 


a 


5. Overtime. 


Overtime sball mean all time worked before or after the usual working hours with the authority 
of the Secretary or Chief Engineer to the Board. 
Overtime payments shall be made according to the following scale :— 

(a) To officers who at present observe the usual! office hours. From Monday to Friday inciusive.— 
For all work from 7.30 a m, to 9a.m., and after 4.30 p m. till 6 p.m., ordinary time ; for all work 
after 6 p.m. up to 12 midnight, time and a quarter; for all work between 12 midnight and 
7.30 a.m., time and a half, 

On Saturday, for all work from 7.30 am. to 9 a.m., and after 12 noon till 1 p.m., ordinary 
time; for all work after 1 p.m. to midnight, time and a quarter. 

On Sunday, for all work, double time. 

Waste water detectors or meter readers while engaged on periodical night duty, for all work in 
excess Of 6{ hours per day on Monday to Friday inclusive, or 3 hours on Saturday, time and a 
quarter; for all work on Sunday, double time. 

(2) Toall other officers.—For all work in excess of 48 hours per week, time anda half: provided 
that all work performed on Sunday shall be paid for at double time. 

(c) For the purpose of calculating the hourly rates where an annual salary is prescribed by clause 
1l hereof, the year shall be deemed to consist of 313 days. 

(¢) Meal allowance.— Whenever an officer is required to perform duty after und in excess of his 
usual hours, and the time necessarily occupied in the performance of such duty extends up to 
6.30 p m., on any day from Monday to Friday inclusive, or up to 1.80 p.m. on any Saturday, 
an allowance of 23. for a meal shall be made to such officer. 


Travelling time or waiting time shall not be computed as overtime nor standing-by time, 
without the afore.aid authorily. 


— 


6. Long Service Leave. 


Extended leave of absence, calculated from date of appointment to service, but subject as herein- 
after provided, shall accrue in accordance with the following table :— 


Period of Service. On fall salary. | On half salary. 





edt ot siete fligly Sie OA AR eS y 4 Sieh hy eh 
After 15 years’ service ae Sak Sanonths ys, Peet .. | 6 months. 

After a further period of 5 years’ service ...| 8 months (additional) ...| 6 months (additionu1). 
For every further completed period of 5 years| 14 months (additional) ...) 3 months (additional). 


service up to a total of 40 years’ se1vica 





After the first 15 years of service, long service leave shall accrue from year to year pro rata in 
accordance with the above scale, but to be taken not more than once in every five years during which 
service continues. 

Tn calculating the length of service of an officer for the purpose of this clause, the period, if any, 
during which he was from ist day of July, 1910, to 30th June, 1920, inclusive, subject to the (Wages 


Men) Award of the Government Employees Group No. 1 (Metropolitan Water Supply, &c ) Board, 
shall be excluded. 


In the event of the death of an officer, the cash equivalent of all extended leave due at the time 
of death shall be paid to the oflicer’s dependents. 





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7. Travelling Expenses (Ordinary). 


(i) Officers who go regularly to work at, or are s‘ationed at any of the Board’s recognised offives 
or depots, shall bear the cost of trivelling to and from their work at such offices or depots. When eent 
to work away from such oflices or depots, they shall be paid all fures actually and reasonably incurred 
by them in proceeding to and returning from such work. 


When officers go from their homes direct to work s‘tuated outsile the City Area (and are not 
covered by clause 8) aad away from their office or depot, they shall be paid all extra expense actually 
and reasonably incurred outside their ordinary route. 

(ii) Officers not covered by the preceding subdclause shall be piid as follows: — 

(1) Officers who pass through or go from the City Area to their work, or come to the City boundary 
and out again, shall be paid their outward and return fares to and from such boundary. 

(6) Officers who go direct from their homes to work in a different suburb to that in which they live, 
and do not come to or pass through the City Area, s' all be paid all fares to the work as from the 
City boundary nearest the work. 

(iii) Notwithstanding anything contained in this clause the employer and employee may agree 
upon a sum reasonably sufficient to cover the cost of travelling to and from the work, and such sum, 
when agreed upon, shall be paid as travelling expenses in addition to the salary or wage of the employee. 

(iv) For the purpore of this clause the term ‘‘City Area” means that part of the Oity lying be- 
tween Circular Quay, Darling Harbour, and the ends of the first tram section from Circular Quay or 
Darling Harbour, 


8. Travelling Expenses (Special). 


When officers are unable to return to their homes or headquarters on the same day travelling 
experses shall be paid in accordance with the following scale :— 

















Class, Per day of 24 hours, Per hour. After ten days, 
Sema. 
(a) £4C0 and over... se il Is. 2d. up to 15 hours,,.| 25 per cent. less for time in 
excees of 10 days. 
(b) £20) and undir £400... 15 0 | Is. £ US eB ae 5 ” 
(c) Under £200... aac 12 6 fe) Octane, WS ooo » y 
| 


Cest of conveyance shall also be paid by the Board. 


Relieving officers, whilst absent from headquarters, shall be entitled to receive allowances in 
accordance with tle following scale :— 








| 
| Where detained in the one place 
Glass Where detained in the one place | for more than 10 days, then 
atte for 10 days or less, j per week for the time in 
| 
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excess of 10 days. 








£ 


(6) £200 and under £400 


(a) £400 and over... 
(c) Under £2(0 .,,.. | 


SCONan 
Cooma 


2 
The allowances as travelling expenses pre- {2 
scribed in this clause. | 2 











9, Special Expenses. 


Officers incurring necessary and special expense in connection with the performance of their 
duties are entitled to be recouped for the same. 


10, Holidays. 
Officers shail be entitled to all helidays observed as such in the Public Service of the State of New 
South Wales on full salary. 
For all work performed on Holidays, payment sha'l be miic at the rate of double time, or a day 
off granted in lieu thereof w.thout deduction of pay. 


11. Rates of Pay. Annual Increments. 
Per annum. First Second 
Minimum. Maximum, Increment. Iucrement. 
Class 1— & £ 
Superintendent of water service (Southern ) 
Division) :, se va rar 70 
Superintendent of water service (Northern + 483 to 513 15 16 
Divisior) “ne aos we vat tis 
Superintendent of plumbing... a feo) 
Class 2— 
Superintendent, head works... aa a ? 
Chief foundry inspector .., tes ae »~ 488 to 468 15 15 
Inspector in charge of sewer ventilation “lor 5 ' 
Class 3— 
Assistant sup2rintendent of plumbing .., toon) 
Inspector, sewerage acid 0 600 Rt F 
Tnspector (senior), water ... se ae we e403 9 “bo” 428 10 10 
Inspector, erecting ac anc é | 
Inspector, house drainage (senior) : J 
Class 4— Se 
Plumbers’ permit inspector ea ne ba) 
Inspector, house drainage 560 dere am | 
Inspector, Ist grade, construction and mainten- | 
SUCCM Gs. ie one aoe ae sucere mesa), tray) BAIS) 10 10 
Motor foreman ... Soc oe eee te 
Assistant chief foundry inspector ose a8 


Foreman, engineering workshops « .., aed 


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1}. Ratis of Pay—continued. Annual Increments. 
Per arnum. Firat Second 
Minimum, Maximum. Increment, Inecement. 
Class E— £ £ £ £ 
Sectional officer, upper canal ... ei 
Machinery inspector a bos ae bee 
Foreman carpenter ist +aG 
Inspector, 2nd grade, construction and tmainten 
ance .:, aT 6 ste sia 
Tnspector, Wollongong “ai 34 is6 sas fF 893. to ~~ 873 if 8 
Inspector, plumbing or Ni af 
Inspector, drainage ite oe | 
Assistant inspector, sanitary plumbing and 





drainage ate ine 
Assistant foreman, engineering workéhe ps ig 





Class 6—- 
Foreman, waste wat r detectors .. wa 
Assistant’ inspector, first grade constructioa and a 
maintenance is 
Assistant inspector, pipe head .., tt é ae 
Assistant inspector, plumbing .., vee wy Aaa ape so) : , 
Assistant inspector, drainage F uae 
Storekeeper, Crown-street tee ote i 
Resident officer, Upper Cordeaux sr 
Class 7— 
Foundry inspec'or, Ist grade oie kiss) 
Assistant inspector, 2nd grace, construe tion and { 318 to 333 ” 8 
maintenance ... iss oon tae 
Assistant motor foreman.. nb vee 
Class 8— 
Foundry i inspector, 2nd grade iss 
Assistast inspector, 8rd grade, construction and 
maintenance ... oC ist tae 
Assistant inspector, nicters a) ite 
Overseer By = sea sdere 
Machinery mechanic isi ae vay 469 r oe eae : : 
Cement tester ie son wae 308 
Ranger, main catehmient a ared ses ive ork | 
Serior meter reader : 6 beh ia 
Printer te “at es a tae wed) 
Class 9— 
Heliographer and photographer ... nee saa) 
Foreman, Arneliffe farm .., xt bes x 
Valve controller .., Bas ae fick tee 
Meter reader Sc tae sag ogc toe 
Waste water detector vee 200 isa ia 
Roof water detector Ne ase AY, “ae 219 to 288 7 8 
Assistant to sectional officer ts Ge a 
Ganger, construction and niatntenance ... 
Custcdian of plans, water, in charge... as 
Custodian of plans, sewerage, in charge... tee 
Assistant overseer ... Ri ti ih sex 
Class lu— 
Notice server ie via vied : = 
Night watchman, head offica ee rio at ck go Waal etna 7 ; 
Class 11— 
Messenger .., ae ive es = pei 
Per day 
8. Ge 
Custodian of plaus, sewerage ... wtiltet baat ooh Az? Soe nd 
Office assistant . ss bon Ae ane Ses maeatees ee mintao O 
Foundry office assictant tes ied ive aye me Mes mn 16,0 
TP Yacer | x. vee no ies ie ste ro 00 ier (25.0 
Heliographic printer tas eb amt ria its ia ani wt 16 ~00 
Delivery inspector 500 nee see see an ee acne ot hoe) 
Ranger, Manly catchment area vee wea vee He tee .. 16 0 


12, Area, Incidence, and Duration: 


This Award rescincs and replaces the Award of the Court, published in Government Gazette 
No. 180 of 8th October, 1920, made in and in relation to the industries and callings in respect of which 
the Water Supply and Sewerage Employees ( Vetropolitan) Board is coastituted, as varied by Orders of 
the Court, published in Government Gazettes No. 202 of 19th November, 1920, No. 55 of 15th April, 
1921, No. 167 of 1ith November, 1921, No. 181 of 9th December, 1921, No. 75 of 5th May, 1922, and 
No, 123 of 18th August, 1922. : 

Js shall apply to the Board of Water Supply and Sewerage and the employees of the Board within 
the jurisdiction of the Water Supply and Sewerage Employees (Metropolitan) Board engaged in the 
positions or occupations mentioned in clause 11 hereof. 


Tt shall take effect from the 25th day of June, 1922, inclusive, and shall remain in force there- 
after fcr a period of two years, 
H. R. CURLEWIS, 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 





22 Dec, 


1923. | NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 174 





[4.88] Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
Sj dney, 22nd December, 1922. 

THE following Order of the Court varying the Award of the Court published in Government Gszte of 
the Lith July, 19.2 (22 LG. 98), made in and in relation to the industries and c:llings in respect of 
whith the Brisk tnakers, &e. (Cumberland and Country) Board is con:tituted (constitution pudlished at 
page 1438 of No. 37 ef Government Gazette, dated 2 bth February, 1922 ~see also Industrial Guzette, 
vol. xxi, page 331), ns varied by Order of the Court published in Government Gazett of 11th August, 

1922 (22 I G. 843), is published in acc.rdanee with the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 
1912, and the Regulations thereunder. 

F. W. KITCHING, 

(No. 3,625 ) Industrial Regi:t-ar. 


IN THH COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALKS. 
No, 520 of 1922. 
Brickmakers, &¢ (Cumberland and Country) Board. 
Application by the Employers’ Federation of New South Wales, Industrial Union of Employers. 
Thursday, the 14th day of December, 1922, 
Pottery, Tiles (other than Roofing Tiles), Chinaware, and Bristolware Makers (Cumberland) Award 
Variation. 
(Eight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1922.) 


1. Delete from clause 1, Wages, of the said Award, gazetted 14th aa: 1922, as varied in 
Gazette of 11th August, 1922, the rates of piy therein stated in reapect of each of the classifications 
hereunder mentioned, and incett in lieu thereof the rates stated hereunder opposite such classifications, 


1. Wages. 
The minimum rates of wig:s shall be: — 
Male labour— At the rate of per hour. 

Pottery— ad; 
Throwers ... Msi tae or ai te sa ie stiles Aa 
Sanitary presser .., neh eh 5c ii 0 Bar not 2 
Hollow-ware presser .,. iz die ao ee ce neem poe Bs 
Sanitary dipper ... oo no ita tL Ws ves ae > F LO} 
Pottery dipper on) wee vee sea eee vee tee wit 10% 
Turner ... Tr ei beg in ‘ isi i Peg 
Jolly or jigger hand i aa ies i ‘a cre Pree ot 
Handler .., sis iti ‘sa at i" ‘ as 1102 
Saggermaker ats ste a3 ta ia we 1 OF 
Olaymaker sta waa nePped i Saker 
Head biscuit kilo setter aud drawer at tH ah ae ee oe aa 
Head gloct kiln setter and drawer ,., aaa ; ae reel Ce 
Biscuit kiln setter and drawer ... tad a je j es ek) 
Glost kiln setter and drawer .., via ies baa i meiola 9 
Mufile kiln setter and drawer ... ia : P Fee ey 
Head burner and finisher i ie i iis © #2 1A Od 
Full fire burner .., at tia ao ist is 334 ey hy QF 
Mofile kiln burner sé 84 aes FF LS? 
All other adult labour .., Fry Af at a : tt. OE 

Bristolware and tiles-= 
Thrower ... vei peat a, #8: at Ns fn a ele a ke 
Bristol dipper... th Fig ati i ‘ua aE LUe 
Head burner and finisher aa st tea ¥a Ec 1 10% 
Full fire burner ... <3 as ‘at iti #3 iti 1 9% 
Head setter and drawer... ee a Sen Th aa id ss 1 FOS 
Setter and.drawer ia Bo a nie a es 7) 
Segeermaker ..; aT ry) ode ia Mac io 
Claymaker (Bristol) Pe eid oc ies she na cre tb ae: 
Claymaker (tile)... a iv FF 606 ie ea ro aL MOP: 
Head tile presser 508 one ure ut boc Bee cpa sh WES 
Tile maker or presser... ee bie née 08 dope ae Hs, 
Man in charge grinding tile clay oF ae bac Dae reel Oe 
All other adult labour .., Ses otk ae 4 433 in 2 Be 

Dressler kiln— ' 
Head burner... sis faa os sea sae a ws 2.105 
Burner... he 4 i aa i is rrr pe ee 
Head setter and drawer. ; ie ie . sas af UE 
Setter and drawer vos ten ae0 ooe 2 toe cee 1 9 ‘ 
All other adult labour .., ae ie ie ini iva pth ok OE 

Boys and youth:— . 

Under 16 years of age ea ie er sod a <a Reams Cues tox 

16 years of age aC Aor ine eae e860 500 abe eee O48 

17 years of age a eA ‘ai ate Pe Ae be 0 103 

18 years of age as ae ey a, od aes Soa wae ae 

19 years of age id os 133 aa is “3h a ie ee Oe 

20 years of age Ses ws Lobe 


4 
2. Delete clause 2, Hours of Labens oe beg said Aue gozetied | 14th daly; 1s 22, and entstitute 
in lieu thereof the following clause :— 


2. Hours of Labour. 


(a) The hours of labour shall be forty-eight per weck, worked &} hours Monday to Friday, 
and 4; hours on Saturday. Such hours shall be worked between the hours of 7 am. and 5 pin. 
Monday to Friday, and 7 a.m. and noon on Saturday, There shall be one break ef not less than 
45 minutes each cay, Monday to Friday, for meals. 

(b) Each emptoyer shall be entitled to fix the starting time for his own yard, and to alter it 
from time to time with the employee,’ consent, or by posting up in a convenient pla:e in the yard 
one week’s notice of alteration. 

(c) This clause shall not apply to burners and shift workers. 

3 This variation shall take effect fourteen days after its publication in the Government Gazette, 
and shall remain in force thereafter until the 31st day of March, 1924. 
Leave is reserved to the employe s to apply for a variation in respect of the hours of shift workera 
other than Burners (clause 4). 
T. ROLIN, 
Additional Judge of the Vourt of Industrial Arbitration: 





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[4083 ] Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
Sydney, 22nd December, 1922. 





THE following Order of the Court varying the Award of the Court published in Govern- 
ment Gazette of 23rd December, 1921 (21 1.G. 179), made in and in relation to the indus- 
tries and callings in respect of which the Bookbinders, Letterpress Machinists, and Litho- 
graphic Workers,. Males (Cumberland and Newcastle) Board is constituted (constitution 
published at page 4540 of No. 120 of Government Gazette, dated 11th August, 1922—see 
also Industrial Gazette, vol. xxii, page 296) as varied by Orders of the Court published 
in Government Gazette of 28th July, 1922 (22 1.G. 412), is published in accordance with 
the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, and the Regulations thereunder. 


F, W. KITCHING, 
(No, 3,680) Industrial Registrar. 


IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
: No. 477 of 1922. 
Sookbinders, &¢., Males (Cumberland and Newcastle) Board, 


Application by the New South Wales Master Printers and Connected Trades Associaticn, 
Industrial Union of Employers. 


Wednesday, the 29th day of November, 1922. 
Bookbinders, &c., Males (Cumberland and Newcastle) Award. 
Variation. 

(Eight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1922.) 


1. Delete clause 1, Hours of Labour, of the said Award, gazetted 22rd December, 
1921, and substitute in lieu thereof the following clause :— 


1. Hours of Labour, 

(a) Except as hereinafter provided forty-eight hours shall constitute a week’s 
work. Such hours shall be worked as follows :—Hight and three-quarter hours on 
each day from Monday to Friday, both inclusive, and four and a quarter hours on 
Saturday. 

(b) The ordinary hours of employees who work with or handle lead or in an 
atmosphere of lead shall be 44 per week, to be worked as follows:—Hight on each 
day from Monday to Friday, both inclusive, and four hours on Saturday, provided 
that in the event of any employer and his workmen agreeing to work only on five 
days of the week the forty-four hours may be worked in five day of eight hours 
forty-eight minutes each without liability on the part of the employer to pay over- 
time for the daily period in excess of eight hours. 

2. Delete from clause 9, Wages for Apprentices, of the said Award, as varied in 
Gazette of 28th July, 1922, the words “of forty-four hours.” 
3. Clause 11 of the said Award is varied by clause 4 hereof. 


4, This variation shall take effect fourteen days after its publication in the Govern- 
ment Gazette, and with the said Award gazetted: 23rd December, 1921, as varied as 
aforesaid, shall remain in force thereafter for a period of one year. 

Leave is reserved to employers and employees to apply to the Court for a new 
Award at any time before the expiration of this Award. 

Leave is also reserved to the employees to apply to the Court before the Ist May, 
1925, in respect of hours of work. 





H. R. CURLEWIS, a 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 














[4057 | Indust ‘ial Registrar’s Office, 
g 
Eydney, 22nd December, 1922. 


THE following Order of the Court varying the Award of the Court published in Government Gazette 
of the 5th November, 1920 (18 I.G.1,01L), made in and in :elation to the industries and callings in 
respect of which the Government Railways and Tramways (Electricians) Board is constituted (constitu- 
tion published at page 1468 of No. 37 of Government Gazette da'ed 24th February, 1922 - see also 
Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi, page 391), as varied by Orders of the Court published in Government 
Gazettes of 25th November, 1921 (20 1.G. 1220), 2let July, 1922 (22 1.G. 470), 25th August, 1922 (22 
1G. 693), and 22nd September, 1922 (22 I.G, 945), is published in accordance with the provisions of the 
Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, and the Regulations thereunder. 


F. W. KITCHING. 
Industrial Registrar. 





(No. 3,622) 


IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
No. 563 of 1922. 
Government Railways and Tramways (Ele tricians) Board. 
Application by the Electrical Trades Union of New South Wales, Industrial Uni n of Employee. 
Friday, the 1st day of December, 1922. 
Government Railways and Tramways (Electricians) Award. 
Variation. 


1. Delete subclause (e) of clause 8, Wages, of the suid Award, gazetted 5th November, 1920, as 
varied in Gazettes of 25th November, 1923, and 2lst July, 1922, and substitute in lieu thereof the 
following subclause : — 


(e) Electrical mechanics, 17s. per day. When employed at power-house on connections to 
switchb ards and generators, 6d. extra per day. 


2. This variation shail take effect fourteen days aftr its publication in the Government Gazette, 
and shall remain in force thereafter until the 15th day of October, 1923. 


T. ROLIN, 
Additiona’ Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration, 





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[4161] . Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
Sydney, 22nd December, 1922. 


THE following Award of the Court* made in exercise of the powers conferred on it by 
section 14 of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, determining certain industrial matters 
arising in and in’ relation to the industries and callings in respect of which the Milk 
Carters, &e. (Cumberland) Board is constituted (constitution published at page 1444 of 
No. 87 of Government Gazette, dated 24th February, 1922—see also Industrial Gazette, 
vol. xxi, page 342), is published in accordance with the provisions of the Act and the 
Regulations thereunder. 
I. W. KITCHING, 
(No. 3,631.) Industrial Registrar. 





IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
No. 445 of 1922. 
Milk Carters, &c. (Cumberland) Board. 


Application by the Milk and Ice Carters and Dairymen’s Employees’ Union, Industrial 
Union of Employees. 


Wednesday, the 29th day of November, 1922. 


Ice and Ice Cream Carters (Cumberland) Award, 
1, Hours. 


(a) The ordinary hours of labour shall not exceed 96 hours a fortnight, provided 
that on holidays not more than 54 hours shall be worked, and that such 54 hours shall be 
worked before 10.80 a.m. 

(0) Any time worked on public holidays and on the Picnic Day of the Milk and 
Tce Carters and Dairymen’s Employees’ Union up to 54 hours and prior to 10.30 a.m., 
shall count as a full day worked, namely, one-sixth of 48 hours. Where employees receive 
the day off every four weeks that day shall count as a full day worked, namely, one-sixth 
of 48 hours, 

2. Rates of Pay. 

The minimum ordinary rates of pay for ice carters, ice cream carters, motor 
waggon drivers, grooms, stablemen and yardmen, and youth labour shall be as follows :— 

(a) Carters on rounds—drivers of one horse, £4 4s. per week; drivers of two horses, 
£4 6s. 6d. per week. 

(b) Bulk carters—drivers of one horse, £4 1s. 6d. per week; drivers of two horses, 
£4 4s. 6d. per week. 

(c) Relief carters, £4 Ss. per week. 

(ad) Motor waggon drivers, £4 8s. 6d. per week. 

(e) Youths over the age of 18 years may be employed as round or bulk carters at 
the following minimum rates of pay: Between 18 and 19 years, £2 12s. per week ; 
between 19 and 20 years, £2 17s. per week; between 20 and 21 years, £2 19s. per 
week. 

(f) Grooms, stablemen, and yardmen, £4 1s. 6d. per week (5s. per week extra to be 

paid to each leading hand). 

Casual labour.—Casuai labour shall be paid for at a rate per hour which shall be 

. 25 per cent. higher than the weekly rate per hour for the class of work being done. 








3. Overtime. 
(i) Ordinary overtime—all time worked— 

(a) In excess of 10 hours on any day excepting Sundays and holidays, unless that 
day be the nearest working day either preceding or following a public holiday; or 

(6) in excess of 96 hours in any one fortnight which is not payable as overtime 
under (a) shall he paid for at ordinary overtime at the rate of time and a 
quarter worked out to the nearest halfpenny. 

(ii) Sunday overtime rates :— 

(c) All time worked on Sunday shall be paid for as follows :—Delivering ice, &c., to 
hospitals, at the rate of 2s. 7d. per hour, minimum payment to be 3s. Delivery 
elsewhere at the rate of 2s. 10d. per hour, minimum payment to be 38s. Carters 
and useful hands doing any other work, at the rate of 2s. per hour, minimum 
payment 3s. 

(iii) Holiday overtime rates :— 

(d) All time worked on holidays (including Christmas Day, falling on Saturday or 
Monday), after the ordinary hours of labour, shall be paid for as follows :— 
Delivering ice, &c., at the rate of 2s. 7d. per hour; carters, useful hands doing 
any other work, at the rate of 2s. 7d. per hour. 

(e) All time worked at carting or delivering ice on Christmas Day, falling on any 
day other than Saturday or Monday, and Good Friday, shall be paid for at the 
rate of 2s. 10d. per hour, minimum payment 5s. Gd. 

(f) All other work done on these days shall be paid at the rate of 2s. 10d. per hour, 
minimum payment 3s. 

(iv) All overtime money shall be paid in addition to the weekly wages. 


4, Holidays. 





Monthly or weekly holidays :— 

(a) Holidays for employees in the ice industry sball be all statutory and proclaimed 
public holidays and the Union Picnic Day, which shall be the third Tuesday in 
the month of September in each year, except in the case of the employee not 
being required by the employer to enter into the agreemeut as set out in this 
Award, then the holidays shall be the statutory holidays (or any other day 
proclaimed in lieu thereof), Wight-hour Day, and the Union Picnic Day. 

(0b) Employees shall have not less than one full day off every four weeks (in addition 
to the above holidays), of which 24 hours’ notice shall be given, or in the alterna- 
tive, at the option of the employer, every Wednesday or Saturday afternoon, 
commencing at 1.30 p.m. or after 63 hours have been worked, which shall not be 
worked later than 1.80 p.m, 


Where an employer selects either Wednesday or Saturday as a partial holiday, the 
same must remain in operation for a term of not less than four consecutive weeks. Should 
he desire to make any alteration, then notice must be given to the employee on the Saturday 
preceding any intended change, but in all cases the holidays cannot be varied unless after 
it has been in force for a term of not less than four consecutive weeks. 


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5. Meal-time. 


(a) All ice carters on rounds who do not return to the employer’s premises for a 
meal.or meals between the time of starting and ceasing work, shall be allowed one hour a 
day, for meals; if returning to employet’s premises for one or more medals the time allowed 
shall be one hour and a half. 

(b) When a partial holiday, Wednesday or Saturday, is given, the time allowed for 
meal shall be one half-hour on each such day, up to 1.30 p,m. 

On public holidays one half-hour only shall be allowed for meal when the ice carter 
ceases work at or before 1.30 p.m. If work is done on public holidays after 1.80 p.m. then 
one hour shall be allowed for meals. 

(c) If a bulk carter starts at or before 6.80 a.m. on any day excepting his Wedtesday 
or Saturday partial holiday and returning to the employer’s premises for one or more 
meals, theh one hour shall be allowed for each meal. If starting after 6.30 a.m; the 
employee shall be allowed one break of one hour, for dinner only. The meal time for 
Wednesday or Saturday partial holidays, respectively, shall be one hour only. 

(d@) Useful hands starting at or before 6.30 an. on ordinary days shall be allowed 
one hour for bredkfast and one how? for dinner. If starting after 6.30 a.m. he shall be 
allowed one break of one hour for ditiner only. The meal time for Wednesday or 
Saturday partial holidays, respectively, shall be one hour only, 

(e) The time allowance for nee shall not be counted as time worked. 

Starting Time. 

(a) Starting time for carters in the summer months (October to April, inclusive) 
shall not be earlier than 5 a.m. on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, 
and not earlier than 4.30 ain. on Saturday and public helidays; or 6 a.m. on ordinary days, 
and 5,50 a.m. on Saturday and public holidays in the winter months (May to September, 
inclusiy G) ot es limitation of Starting times ‘shail not apply to motor-waggon drivers and 
carters deliveritig to their employer's tecognised depots only. 

(b) The time the employee first enters the employer's premises shall be deemed 
to be starting time, aud the finishing time sliall be the time of ceasing work, Hach 
employee shall record his starting and finishing time in accordance with the regulations 
of the industry. 

7 Hngagement. 


All employees in the industry Behe than casual hands shall be engaged by the week, 
such engagement to be terminable by a week’s notice, or a week’s wages in lieu of notice. 


8. Working at a Higher Grade, 


Any employee employed for 75 per cent. of his time in any one week at a more 
highly-paid grade of work than his own grade shall be paid at the higher rate for the 
full week; if employed for less than 75 per cent. of the week at Such higher-grade work, 
he shall be paid at the higher rate for all time worked at the higher grade. 


9. Booking. 


All booking, extension of accounts, obtaining corrected bills, payment in of moneys 
by the employees shall be deemed to be work and paid for as such, 


10. Pay-day. 


Every employee shall be paid not later than Friday in ach week, All time in excess 
of ten minutes that the employee is kept waiting for his wages, provided he works his full 
time during the week in which he is so kept waiting, shall be paid for at his ordinary 
weekly rate. 

11, Shortages, 


Every carter, shall receive, on the completion of each day’s delivery, if required by 
either the employer or employee, a receipt for all ice returned by the carter. ‘Should the 
carter receive no such receipt, no shortage shall be chargeable against him in respect of 
such delivery, except in the case of fraud. 


12. Ice Covering. 

The employer shall provide sufficient hessSian or Sicking as carriers for each ice 
earter, 

8. Reference. 

Prior to the employee leaving his employer’s service the employer shall, at the 
request of such employee, give him a reference as to the length of his service and as to his 
ability. 

14, Definitions. 

(@) Casual labour is labour not employed by the week. 

(b) Ice carters on rounds are employees w ho are wholly or in part engaged in the 
delivery of ice, either wholesale or retail, oi any recognised ice rounds, or delivering ice 
to six or more customers daily, and who are in charge of the vehicle or conveyance by 
which the ice is Gonveyed. Ice carters also include assistants of the age of 21 years or over. 

(c) Bulk ice carters are employees who do not ordinarily collect moneys, but do 
the following work :— 

(i) Deliver ice to shipping, railways, cold storage places, or persons or firms, or for 
transhipment, or for carriage to other persons or firms, or 

(ii) Cart other goods as well as ice, and who are not otherwise provided for in any 
other Award: Provided that if such carters ordinarily collect nioneys or ordinarily 
deliver feanlt or monthly bills, they shall be deemed to be ice carters on rounds, 
and all provisions of this Award relating to fee carters on rounds shall apply to 
them. 

(d) Relief ice carters are eiployees who act’ temporarily as carters upon any round 
in substittition for the usual carter, but who may be ealled upon to inspect and report upon 
the conditions of any round or the work of any carter. 

Any of the foregoing carters enumerated if subclauses (@), (0), and (¢@) may be 
employed part of their time at grooin, stable, or yard work: provided that they receive 
their proper w Age as cartet’s, and shall in such cates work the carter’s hours. 

(e) Useful hands are employees engaged at grooming or stable work, or yard work. : 

: 15, Preference to Unionists. 
_ Subject to the provisions of the Rettirned Soldiers and Sailots Employment Act, 
1919, if, and so long as the rules of the Milk and Ice Carters and Dairymen’s Hmployees’ 
alg permit, and the Union admits any competent man of sober habits and good repute 
to become a member oii application, aiid the payment of an entrance fee not exceeding 
three shillings, to be paid by the applicant within fourteen days from the commencing of 
his empleyment, and a contribution not exceeding one shilling per week, then, ag between 





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members of the Union and other persons offering their labour at the same time, members 
ef the Union shall be employed in preference to such other persons, other things being 
equal. This shall not apply to any present employee who has been put off merely through 
slackness of work and is waiting to be put on by the same employer, nor to any man 
taken into the service of ai etiploy er, wwe shall, hefore being employed, undertake that 
within. fourteen days from the commencing of his employment he will apply to become 
a member of the Union, and who if admitted as a member, shall pay the entrance fee and 
subscription: provided that if such man shall neglect within the said fourteen days to 
apply to the Union, or, if admitted, to pay his entrance fee and first subseription, and if 
the unionist to whom such man was preferred, or any other unionist of equal qualifica- 
tion, is willing to take the position, the man shall be dismissed, and the unionist taken on 
in his place. 
16. Reduction of Hands. 


In the reduction of hands, other things being equal, the last to come shall be the 
. first to go. 
17. Agreements, 

Any employer wishing to obtain a written agreement from any carter in his employ, 
or applying for employment, may obtain an agreement, which shall be in the following 
form, and. the carter, on or after entering tae employment, shall sign the said agreemen\ 
on ‘the same being tender ed to him for signature :— 


(1) The employee shall and will serye the employer, his, or its successors and assigns 
in the said busines ‘s in the capac ity of an ice carter at the wages hereinafter 
mentioned for one week certain, from the date hereof, and until the expiration 
of one week’s notice, to be given at any time by either party to the other of 
them to determine the contract ‘and service. 

(2) The employee shall during working hours deyote the whole of his time and 
attention to the said business, and shall not, directly or indirectly, during the 
said working hours be employed in any other business or employment. ‘The 
employee shall, if required, during the term of his employment, or if he has been 
dismissed for fraud, on the determination thereof, show to the employer, his, or 
its authorised servants or agents, Successors, and assigns, or such person or 
persons as he, it, or they shall appoint, the round or rounds upon which he has 
during his employment been engaged, and the customers supplied therein. 

(38) The employee, in consideration of the wages to be paid to him as hereinafter 
mentioned, shall not, at any time during or after the term of his service under 
this agreement, directly or indirectly disclose the secrets of the employer relating 
to his said business; and during the period hereinafter mentioned after the 
termination of his service under this agreement shall not solicit, or endeavour 
to obtain the custom of, or serve, or cause to be served with ice, or directly or 
indirectly interfere with, or cause to be interfered with in any way, any of the 
persons who as customers of the employer were served by such employee at any 
time within three months before the termination of his employment. under this 
agreement. The period hereinbefore referred to shall be three months from 
the termination of the employee’s service under this agreement, unless such 
termination takes place between the first day of May and the thirty-first day of 
August, in which case it shall be a period ending on the thirtieth day of 
November following. 

(4) The employer shall and will engage and employ the employee as an ice carter 
upon the terms aforesaid, and pay to him during the continuance of his employ- 
ment wages at the rate of ; per week, 

n witness whereof the said parties have hereunto set their hands the day 
and year first above written. 
Signed by the Employee in the presence of,— 
Signed by the Employer in the presence of,— 


18. Board and Lodging. 


It shall not be made a term of employment that an employee shall board and lodge 
with the employer or ‘at the employer’s expense. 


19. Settlement of Disputes. 


Should any dispute arise as to the interpretation of this Award or out of this Award, 
or out of any matter not provided for therein, it may be referred to the Court for deter- 
mination. This shall not be taken to interfere with any right to proceed for a penalty for 
breach of the Award. 

20. Ice Cream Carters, &¢c. 

(a) The rates of pay and conditions of employment provided herein shall also apply 
to carters, motor waggon drivers, grooms, stablemen, and yardmen, and their employers 
engaged in the business of supplying ice cream in the County of Cumberland. 

(b) Peters American Delicacy Company Limited shall be exempted from this Award 
in respect to the ice cream industry carried on by the said Company, on condition that the 
bonus and commission system at present obtaining remains in force: and so long as the 
rates of wages shall be not less than those provided for herein: and so long as the said 
Company observes the other conditions of employment as agreed to and recorded in 
Exhibit A, filed in Court on the 5th August, 1921 (No. 302 of 1921). 


21. Area, Incidence and Duration. 


This Award rescinds and replaces the Award of the Court published in Goyernment 
Gazette No. 229 of the 26th September, 1919, made in and in relation to the industries and 
callings in respect of which the Milk Carters, &c, (Cumberland) Board is constituted as 
varied by Orders of the Court published in Government Gazettes No, 248 of 31st October, 
1919, No. 202 of 19th November, 1920, No. 122 of 19th August, 1921, and No. 118 of 4th 
August, 1922. 

It shall apply to carters, motor waggon drivers, grooms, stablemen and yardmen and 
their employers engaged in the business of supplying ice or ice cream in the County of 
Cumberland within the jurisdiction of the said Board: 

It shall take effect fourteen days after publication in the Government Gazette and 
shall remain in force thereafter for a period of two years. 

Leave is reserved to the employees to apply to the Court within the six months from 
the date of this order for a variation of this Award on the basis of a 48 hour week instead 
of a 96 hour fortnight. 

H. R. CURLEWIS, 
ofuatysdrro (ROH Ad@itional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 


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[4054] Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
Sydney, 22nd December, 1922. 


THE following Award of the Industries other than Mining and Smelting (Broken Hill) 
Board (constitution published at page 1431 of No. 37 of Government Gazette, dated 24th 
February, 1922—see also Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi, page 317) is published in accordance 
with the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, and the Regulations thereunder. 


Ff. W. KITCHING, 
(No. 3,619.) Industrial Registrar. 





INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION ACT, 1912, 


Industries other than Mining and Smelting (Broken Hill) Board. 


Application by Pellew and Moore Limited, R. E..A. Kitchen Limited, and J. C. Goodhart 
for an Award for Shop Assistants in the county of Yancowinna. 


The Board hereby makes the following Award :— : 
SECTION ONE. 


1. Scope of this Section of the Award, 


“Employee” for the purpose of this section of the Award shall include any person 
in the county of Yancowinna employed in, or in connection with, the following retail shops 
or stores :—Drapery, clothing, mercery, boots, fancy goods, photography, jewellery, news- 
agency, music and stationery, grocery, ironmongery, paint and colour, bicycle, or general 
furnishing shop or store, but with the exception of persons engaged in manufacturing 
millinery or in dressmaking. .The Award shall apply to any paid assistant (other than a 
manager) in any retail shop or store established by mining companies or by the employees 
of any such companies. 

2. Preference to Unionists. 


Subject to the provisions of the Returned Soldiers and Sailors’ Employment Act, 
1919— 

(a) Preference shall be given to members of the Shop Assistants and Warehouse 
Employees’ Federation of Australia (Broken Hill Branch), branch and depart- 
mental managers and office clerks excepted. 

(b) Employers to be free to engage employees through any source. 

(c) Employees not being members of the Union at the time of engagement shall be 
allowed one month to join same. 


3. Classification, 
Employees shall be classified as under:—Branch manager, departmental manager, 


head assistant, traveller, senior or junior assistant. Any employee in charge of an office 
and of two or more clerks to be classified as a departmental manager. 


a 


4, Definitions. 


(a) A branch manager is an employee in charge of a drapery, boot, grocery, iron- 
mongery, or general furnishing shop. 

(b) A departmental manager is an employee controlling four or more other employees 
and in charge of a department in a shop, with the duty of buying and Selecting. 

(c)A traveller is an employee employed in the grocery, ironmongery, or general 
furnishing trade, soliciting orders during the principal portion of his time in any one week. 

(ad) A head assistant is an employee of any age controlling two or more assistants 
in a department in which a departmental manager is not actively engaged. 

(e) A senior assistant is an employee who is 22 years of age or over. 

(f) A junior assistant is an employee who is under 22 years of age, and who shall 
report each birthday to the employer. 

A junior assistant of 18 years of age or under, delivering goods by horse or motor 
vehicle for twelve hours or more in any one week, shall be paid £2 4s. per week; at 19 
years of age, according to scale. 

5. Hours of Work. 

(a) The hours of work shall be 48 for males and 46 for females per week, between 
S a.m, and 6 p.m. on four days, 8 a.m. and 9 p.m. on one day, and 8 a.m, and 1 p.m. on 
Saturday. 

(b) Provided that on any Christmas Hye or Thursday next preceding Good Friday 
there may, at the employer's option, be a late night until 10 p.m. without payment of. over- 
time; and provided that in years when Christmas Day falls on a Sunday or Monday the 
next preceding Saturday shall be observed as Christmas Eye, and the closing time on the 
next preceding Wednesday shall be 1 p.m. 


6. Meal Hours, 
All employees shall be allowed one hour for meals. 


fod 


7. Overtime. 


Subject to the provisions of subclause (0) of clause 5, all time worked in excess of 
an ordinary day’s work, or before starting or after finishing time, notwithstanding the 
occurrence of a holidwy or holidays in the course of a week’s work, and all work done on 
Saturday afternoon or Sunday, or any of the following holidays or days gazetted to be 
observed as such, shall be paid for at the rate hereinafter set out for such work. ‘The 
holidays shall be:—New Year’s Day, Anniversary. Day, Good Friday, Saturday succeeding 
Good Friday, Easter Monday, Labour Day, King’s Birthday, first Monday in October, 
Christmas Day, and Boxing Day. 

8. Overtime. 


Subject to the provisions of subclause (0) of clause 5, work done in excess of the 
working hours as herein specified, or before the starting or after the finishing time as 
mentioned, shall be paid for at the rate of time and a half. In the case of work done on 
Saturday afternoon or Sunday, or any of the holidays aforesaid, such work shall be 
paid for at the rate of double time in addition to the usual weekly wage. In both cases 
any portion of one hour less than thirty minutes is to be reckonéd as thirty minutes, and 
any portion of one hour above thirty minutes is to be reckoned as one hour, and the over- 
time shall be paid on the basis of the wage actually received by the employee to whom 
the overtime is due.: Proyided that employees shall attend to any customer who may be 
in the shop at closing time, and shall put away any goods without payment of overtime. 


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9. Casual Employees. 


(a) Employees for-less than one week shall be paid :—Males 2s. 3d. and females 
1s. Gd. per hour. The minimum payment for any day or part thereof shall be:—Senior 
males 7s. 6d. and senior females 5s.; junior males 5s. and junior females 3s. 

(b) Employees in the millinery work-room shall not be deemed casual employees 
when required to assist in the shop of the same establishment. 


10. Performing Higher Duties. 
Employees engaged in any work for one week or more which is paid for at a higher 
rate than that which they usually perform shall receive the higher Award rate for the time 


employed in such work. 
11. Termination of Hngagement. 


One week’s notice on either side, provided that cases of drunkenness, dishonesty, 
wilful disobedience of orders, or failure of notifying the management before noon of 
inability to attend work on the day of such absence, shall be deemed to terminate the 
contract of employment. 

12. Time and Payment of Wages. 


All wages shall be paid weekly or fortnightly on any day of the week excepting 
Saturday, and shall be paid up to and including not later than the second day previous, 
and shall be in addition to any bonus, premium, or commission which the employer may 
choose to pay. Overtime shall be paid for within a week or fortnight from the pay day 
succeeding the day on which such overtime became due. 

13. Sick Pay. 

Any employee who is absent from work through illness for any period of one week 
or less shall be paid an ordinary week’s pay, unless a substitute has to be provided, and 
then a proportional reduction in the weekly pay may be made. 

Medical certificate must be produced if required by the employer. Absence on 
account of illness for one week or more shall be deemed to terminate the contract of 
employment. 

14, References, 


An employee who has been employed for not less than one month, on leaving or 
being discharged, shall, if he or she requires, be eutitled to a signed note stating when 
such employment began and the date of its termination. Such note shall be the property 
of the employee, and shall be returned to the employee by any subsequent employer within 
seven days of engagement. 

15. Conditions. 


(a) Females shall not be required to lift any weight exceeding 380 Ib. 
(0) Where white coats are required to be worn they must be provided and laundered 
-at the expense of the employer. 


16. Minimum Rates of Pay per Week. 
The following shall be the minimum rates of pay per week :— 


Males. Females. 

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Males or females entering the trade over the age of 17 years without previous 
experience may for the first two years be paid 20 per cent. less than the rates hereinbefore 
specified for males and females respectively. 


17. Proportion of Improvers. 


(a) The proportion of improvers to adults shall be not more than one improyer to 
one adult. ; 

(0) Where an odd number of employees are employed, the odd one may be an 
improver. ; 

(c) Any employer actively engaged in the shop may be reckoned as an adult. 

(ad) Where only one employee is employed that one may be an improver. 

(e) For the purpose of this clause “adult” is to mean any employee in receipt of 
the basic wage for the time being in force and applying to Broken Hill. 


18. Wages in Excess of Award. 

The operation of this Award shall not prejudice the wages of any employee at 
present in receipt of any wages in excess of those provided for in this Award to a greater 
extent than seven shillings. 

SECTION Two. 
19. Scope of this Section of the Award. 

“}Wmployee,” for the purpose of this section of the Award, shall include any person 
in the county of Yancowinna employed in, or in connection with, any retail shop or store 
for the sale of the undermentioned goods :—Fruit and vegetables, florists, cool drinks, tea 
and refreshments, tobacconist’s goods, cooked provisions, cakes, biscuits and bread, and 
confectionery. 

20. Applicability of other Clauses to this Section. 

The following clauses shall apply to this section of the Award :—2, 6, 9, 11, 12, 18, 

14, 15, 18. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No 174. [22 Due., 1922 








21. Hours of Work. 
(a) 48 hours shall constitute a week’s work: Provided that finishing time on any 
night shall not be later than 11 o’clock, , 
(6) Not more than three nights shall be worked after 6 p.m. in any one week, and 
not more than two such nights shall be worked in succession, S 
(c) A book shall be kept by the employer at each shop, and it shall be, compulsory 
for all employees to state and sign the hours worked each day. 
BB. Rates of Pay.- 
(a) Maie employees shal] be paid the minimum rates of pay set out in clause 16. 
(>) The minimum weekly rates of pay for females shall be:— ede 


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23. Holidays. 


Wmployees who are employed in any shop or store covered by this section of the 
Award which trades on Sundays or holidays shall be granted a fortnight’s holiday on full 
pay annually. Any employee who, after three months’ service with an employer, leaves 
or is discharged (unless dismissed on account of drunkenness, dishonesty, or wilful dis- 
obedience of orders) shall be paid one day's pay for every complete month of service. 


24. Proportion of Imprevers. 


(a) The proportion of improvers to adults shall be not more than one improyer to 
one adult, except in shops where there are four or more employees, when the proportion 
may be two improvers to one adult. } 

(b) Where an odd number of employees are employed, the odd one may be an 
improver. . 

(c) Where only one employee is employed, that employee may be an improver. 

(d) For the purpose of this clause any employer actively engaged in the shop may 
be reckoned as an adult. 

(ce) For the purpose of this clause ‘‘ adult” is to mean any employee in receipt of 
the basic wage for the time being in force and applying to Broken Hill. 


25. Overtime. 
Overtime after 48 Lcours per week, and all work done on any Sunday or on the 


holidays specified in clause 7, shall be paid for at the rate of time and a half: Provided 
that any employee who may be required to work in the forenoon on any Sunday shall not 
be required to work after 1 p.m. on that day; other employees commencing work at or after 


1 p.m. shall not be required to work after 10 p.m, 
General. 
The following general clauses shall apply to both sections of this Award :— 
26. Disputes and Interpretation. 


Should any dispute arise out of this Award or as to the interpretation thereof, it 
shall be referred to the Industrial Registrar for determination ; but this provision shall not 
affect the right of either party to proceed for a penalty for a breach of this Award. 


: 27. Duration of Award. 


This Award rescinds and replaces the Award of the industries other than Mining 
and Smelting (Broken Hill) Board as published in the Government Gazette of the 26th 
November, 1920, No. 204, and varied in the Government Gazette of the 22nd April, 1921, 
No. 59. It shall take effect 14 days after its publication in the Government Gazette, and 
shall remain in force for a period of two years. Leave is reserved to either of the parties 
to apply to the Board for a variation of the rates and wages consequent upon any declara- 
tion by the Board of Trade varying the basic wage. 

A. R. PERRY, §.M., 
Court-house, Broken Hill, Chairman. 
9th December, 1922. : 





{4056 j Industrial Registrar’s ( flice, 
Sydney, 22nd December, 1622. 

THE following Order of the Court varying the Award of the Court, published in Government Gazette 
of the 7th July, 1922 (22 I.G@. 141), made in and in relation to the industries and callings in respect 
of which the Underiakers (State) Board is constituted (constitution published at page 1461 of No. 37 of 
Government Gazette, dated 24th February, 1922—2see also Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi, page 877), as 
varied by Order of the Court, published in Government Gazette of 25th August, 1922 (22 1.G. 681), is 
published in accordance with the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, and the Regulations 
thereunder, 

F, W. KITCHING, 


( No. 3,621) ; Industrial Registrar. 


IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES, 
No. 507 of 1922, 
Undertakers (State) Board. 


Application by the Undertakers’ Ass'stants and Cemetery Employees Union of New South Wales, 
Industrial Union of Employees. 


Wednesday, the 29th day of November,’ 1922, 


t Undertakers (Metropolitan) Award. 


Variation. 
1. Del-te the last parsgraph of clause t, Definitions; of the said Award, gazetted 7th July, 19:2, 
anv! insert in heu thereof the foilowing paragraph :— 


_. ‘“Corductor’’ means a person employed to supervise the carrying-out of a funeral from 
residence to cemetery and return. 


32 Dec, 1922. } NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 174. 6763 





2. ; Delete clause 2, Houra, of the said Award, as varied in Gazette of 25th August, 1922, and 
ert in ieu thereof the following clause :— ; 
2, Hours, 


; The ordinary working hours for shopmen, yardmen, and coachmen shall not exceed 96 per 
fortnight, Such hours shall be exclusive of meal hours, and shall be worked on each day between 
7°30 a.m. and 5°30 p m. in the caze of shopmen, with a break of one hour for dinner between 11°45 
a.m, and 2°39 p.m,; and in the casé of yardmen and coachmen betweei 6°38) a.m. and 6°30 p.m, 
with two breaks of one hour each for meals. 

Each of such employees shall be given one clear day off each fortnight, of which two days’ 
noticé shall be given to the employees affecte!: Provided that if less than two days’ notice be 
given the employee shall be paid 2s. 6d extra. 

3, Delete the second paragraph of clause 5, Carrying Coffins and Removing Bodies, of the said 
Award and insert ia lieu thereof the following paragraph : — 
_ Not less than four men shall be employed to carry a coflin with 13-inch sides or over and 19 
inches or over in width, a greater distance than 500 yards. 
4. Delete trom the first line of clause 9, Double Carries, of the said Award the words and 
figures ‘‘ No. 2 or No. 3.” 
5. Delete the last paragraph of clause 11, Area, Incidence and Duration, of the said Award. 


6. This variation shall take effect fourteen days after its publication in the Government Gazette, 
and shall remain in force thereafter until the 22nd day of June, 1924. 


H, R. CURLEWIS, 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 








[4055 | Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
Sydney, 22nd December, 1922. 


THE following Order of the Court varying the Award of the Deputy Court for the 
District of Newcastle, published in Government Gazette of the 17th December, 1920 (18 LG. 
1402), made in and in relation to the industries and callings in respect of which the 
Storemen and Packers (Neweastle) Beard is constituted (constitution published at page 
5544 of No. 144 of Government Gazette, dated 6th October, 1922—see also Industrial 
Gazette, vol. xxii, page 850), as varied by Orders of the Court published in Government 
Gazettes of 23rd December, 1921 (20 I.G. 1254), and 21st July, 1922 (22 LG. 189), is 
published in accordance with the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, and 
the Regulations thereunder, 
F. W. KITCHING, 
(No. 3,620.) Industrial Registrar. 


IN THH COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NHW SOUTH WALBS. 
No. 5484 of 1922. 
Storemen and Packers (Neweastle) Board. 


Application by D. Mitchell & Company Limited, D. Cohen & Company Limited, Harp 
Brothers & Company Limited, J. Ireland Limited, R. Hall and Son Limited, Foley 
Brothers Limited, T. Garrett and Son Limited, Steggles Limited, P. S. Colman, H. 
Laverty, and the Coastal Farmers’ Co-operative Society Limited, constituting the New- 
castle Wholesale Grocers and Produce Merchants’ Association. 


Tuesday, the 5th day of December, 1922. 
Storemen and Packers (Newcastle and Maitland) Award. 
Variation. 
(Bight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1922.) 


1. Delete clause 1, Hours, of the said Award, gazetted 17th December, 1920, as varied 
in Gazette of 23rd December, 1921, and substitute in lieu thereof the following clause :— 


1, Hours. 

(a) Wholesale establishments, except as herein provided, 45 hours per week, 
limited to 8% hours daily, between 7.30 a.m. and 5,30. p.m., Monday to Friday inclusive, 
and 4% hours, between 7.80 a.m. and 12.80 p.m., on Saturday. 

Provided that employees necessary for handling dairy produce may be started 
at 6.30, a.m., Monday to Saturday inclusive. 

Provided further that Peters’ American Delicacy Company Limited and its em- 
ployees are.exempt from the starting times hereinbefore prescribed. 

(0) Retail establishments, 48 hours per week, limited to 83 hours, between 
S a.m, and 6 p.m., Monday to Thursday inclusive; 103 hours, between 8 a.m. and 9 p.m. 
on the usual late shopping night; and 43 hours, between & a.m. ard 1 p.m., on Saturday. 

Provided that on Christmas Hve and the day preceding Good Friday work may 
be continued until 9 pan. without payment of-overtine. 

(c) Each empfoyer shall have the right within the limits herein prescribed to 
fix starting times for his employees. Such times on being fixed shall not be, altered 
without fourteen days’ notice. : 

2. Delete subclause (0) of clause 3, Wages, of the said Award, as varied in Gazettes 
of 23rd December, 1921, and 2ist July, 1922, and substitute in lieu thereof the following 
subclause :— 

(b) Casual hands, 1s. 10d. per hour, with a minimum of 3s.; Provided that where 
a casual hand is put on during the last working hour of any day, and continues 
in the same employment on the following working day, the said minimum of 
Bs, shall not apply, All money due shall be paid directly the engagement 
terminates, except in cases where the work terminates outside the earliest and 
latest hours mentioned in clause 1, In such case. payment shall be made after 
9 am. the followihg morning within half an hour of the employee making 
application. 

8. Clause 18 of the said Award is vatied by clause 4 hereof. 

4, This variation shall take effect fourteen days after its publication in the Goyern- 
ment Gazette, and, with the said Award, gazetted 17th December, 1920, as varied as afore- 
said, shall remain in force thereafter for a period of one year, 

Leave is reserved to employers and employees to apply to the Court for a new Award 
at any time before the expiration of this Award. 

-W. EDMUNDS, 
Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration, 


6764 02W SOUTH WALES COVURNILUNE UIZETTE, Ns 174. (22 Dec, 1922, 


= 2 ——— 





[4085] Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
; Sydney, 22nd December, 1922. 


THE following Order of the Court varying the Award of the Court published in Govern- 
ment Gazette of 23rd December, 1921 (21 1.G. 200), made in and in relation to the 
industries and callings in respect of which the bookbinders, Letterpress Machinists, and 
Lithographic workers Males (Cumberland and Newcastle) Board is constituted (consti- 
tution published at page 4540 of No. 120 of Government Gazette, dated 11th August, 
1922—see also Industrial Gazette, vol. xxii, page 296), as varied by Order of the Court 
published in Government Gazette of 28th July, 1922 (22. 1.G. 422), is published in 
accordance with the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, and the Regula: 
tions thereunder. 
F. W. KITCHING, 
(No. 3,628.) Industrial Registrar. 
IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALHES. 
No. 476 of 1922 
Lithographic Workers, &c., Males (Cumberland and Newcastle) Board. 
Application by the New South Wales Master Printers and Connected Trades’ 
Association, Industrial Union of Employers. 
Wednesday, the 29th day of November, 1922. 
Lithographic Workers, &c., Males (Cumberland and Newcastle) Award. 
Variation. 


(Eight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1922.) 
1. Delete clause 1, Hours of Labour, of the said Award, gazetted 28rd December, 
1921, and substitute in lieu thereof the following clause :— 
1. Hours of Labour. 

(a) Except as hereinafter provided forty-eight hours shall constitute a Ww ec 
work, and shall be worked 8? hours per day from Monday to Friday, both inclusive, 
and 44 -hours on Saturday. 

(b) The ordinary hours of employees who work with or handle lead or in an 
atmosphere of lead shall be 44 per week, and shall be worked eight hours per day 
from Monday to Friday, both inclusive, and four hours on Saturday, provided that 
in the event of any employer and his workmen agreeing to work only on five days 
of the week the forty-four hours may be worked in five days of eight hours forty: 
eight minutes €ach, without liability on the part of the employer to pay overtime 
for the daily period in excess of eight hours. 

2. Delete from clause 6, Apprentices’ Wages, of the said Award, as varied in 
Gazette of 28th July, 1922, the words “for a week of forty-four hours.” 

8. This variation shali take effect fourteen days after its publication in the Govern- 
ment Gazette, and shall remain in force thereafter until the 27th day of July, 192+ 

Leave is reserved to employees to apply to the Court before the Ist May, 192 23, in 
respect of hours of work. 

H. R. CURLEWIS, 
Additional Judge of the Court of Tndustrial Arbitration. 





[4100] Industrial Registrar’s Office, 

Sydney, 22nd December, 1922. 
THE following Order of the Court varying the Agreement filed in the office of the 
Industrial Registrar on 12th May, 1921, and numbered 440 (19 I.G. 1618), made by the 
Conciliation Committee constituted for the occupations or callings of employees engaged 
in New South Wales by Shire and Municipal Councils outside the boundaries of the city 
of Sydney, as varied by Agreements made by the said Committee and filed as aforesaid 
on 20th October, 1921, and numbered 465 (20 LG. 664), 24th November, 1921, and numbered 
468 (20 I.G. 851), 19th Januaty, 1922, and numbered 481 (21 I.G. 121). 25th January, 1922, 
and numbered 482 (21 I1.G. 122), 9th June, 1922, and numbered 495 (21 I1.G. 1436), and 
Sth September, 1922, and numbered 510 (22 I.G. 622), is published in accordance with the 
provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, and the Regulations thereunder. 

I. W. KITCHING, 
(No. 3,635.) Industrial Registrar. 





IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALHS. 
No. 540 of 1922. 
Agreement by the Conciliation Committee constituted for the occupations or callings of 
employees engaged in New South Wales by Shire and Municipal Councils outside the 
boundaries of the city of Sydney. 


Application by the Local Government Association of New South Wales, Industrial Union 
of Kmployers. 


Tuesday, the 28th day of November, 1922. 


Conciliation Committee Agreement for Employees engaged in New South Wales by 
Shire and Municipal Councils outside the boundaries of the City of Sydney. 


Variation. 
(Eight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1922.) 


1. Clause 5, Hours of Labour, of the said Agreement, filed 12th May, 1921, No. 440, 
as varied by Agreement filed 9th June, 1922, No, 495, is deleted and replaced by clause 2 
hereof. 

_ 2. The ordinary working hours of those employees who are subject to this Agree- 
ment, and whose hours were fixed at 44 per week by Proclamation under section 13 of the 
Hight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1920, published in Government Gazette of the 17th March, 
1922, are hereby varied, and shall be as follows :— 

Hours of Labour. 

(a) Generally.—The hours of labour for all employees shall not exceed 48 hours 
per week. Such hours shall be worked (except for shift work and other cases herein 
provided) 8? hours per day on Monday to Friday, both inclusive, and 44 hours on 
Saturday, between such times as may be mutually agreed between the Councils and 
their employees respectively : 


22 Dec., 1922.) NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 174 6765 





Provided that nothing shall prevent the Council making an arrangement with 
its employees to work extra time or longer hours on any day or days between pay-days 
for time lost in taking Saturday morning off, or to make up for time lost through wet 
days. Any such extra hours or longer time so worked shall not be overtime, notwith- 
standing that any such extra hours shall or may be worked out of the working hours 
to be agreed upon as hereinbefore mentioned or hereinafter fixed. 
(0) Sanitary labourers and drivers (day service) working such time between 
the hours of 5 a.m. and 5 p.m. as shall be mutually agreed upon shall not exceed 48 
hours per week. Such men shall be employed only on weekly engagements. 
(ce) Sanitary labourers and drivers (night service) working such time between 
‘ the hours of 5 p.m. and 5 a.m. as shall be mutually agreed upon shall not exceed 36 
i hours per week. Such men shall be employed only on weekly engagements, 
(d@) Forty-four hours per week shall constitute a week’s work for— 
Quarrymen getting dimension or side stones, hand gutterers, scabblers, learners, 
aa and men operating machines for channelling and/or guttering, and jumpers 
” for blasting. \ 
: Second-grade rockchoppers. 
Masons engaged in cutting or dressing stone. 
Foreman, fireman, and feeders at destructors, 
The following night workers:—Broom and water-cart drivers, scavengers, and 
if flushers. 

(e) Thirty-six hours per week shall constitute a week's work for et ane 
rockchoppers. 

(f) The hours of a chauffeur shall be 48 per week, but such hours may be worked 
(without payment of overtime) at any time other than on Sunday between sunrise and 
midnight, 

(7g) Beach and surf shed and life savers and bath attendants :— 

The hours of attendants shall not exceed 96 per fortnight, to be worked between 
such hours and on such days as the Council may determine. 
3. Agreement No. 495, filed 9th June, 1922, is rescinded. 


4. Clause 3 of the Agreement No. 510, filed 8th September, 1922, is hereby deleted. 


5. This variation is made subject to the existing craft hours, and also as to the hours 
of those employees who work on stone, and is without prejudice to the right of any particular 
employee or class of employees to claim reduction of hours before the Conciliation Com- 
mittee and to apply to the Court in the event of the Conciliation Committee not coming 
to an agreement, 

6. This variation shall take effect fourteen days after its publication in the Govern- 
ment Gazette, and shall remain in force thereafter until the 31st day of December, 1923. 


W. EDMUNDS, 
Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 





[4084 ] Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
Sydney, 22nd December, 192 


THE following Order of the Court varying the Award of the Court published in Con 
ment Gazette of the 28rd December, 1921 (21 I.G. 181), made in and in relation to the 
industries and callings in respect of which the Cardboard Box Makers (State) Board is 
constituted (constitution published at page 1456 of No. 37 of Government Gazette, dated 
24th February, 1922—see also Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi, page 366), as varied by Orders 
of the Court published in Government Gazettes of 3rd March, 1922 (21 I.G, $01) and 28th 
July, 1922 (22 1.G, 418) is published in accordance with the provisions of the Industrial 
Arbitration Act, 1912, and the Regulations thereunder. 

F, W, KITCHING, 
(No. 3,629.) Industrial Registrar. 





IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES, he 


ie No. 475 of 1922. ae 
ig as Cardboard Box Makers (State) Board. F 


Application by the New South Wales Master Printers aud Connected Trades’ ui) 
dgl Association, Industrial Union of Employers. : 


& Wednesday, the 29th day of November, 1922, iy 
‘Shy Cardboard Box Makers (State) Award. ie 
Wau Variation, 

aes (Eight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1922.) 


1. Delete clause 1, Hours, of the said Award, gazetted 28rd December, 1921, as 
varied in Gazette of 8rd March, 1922, and substitute the following clause in lieu 
thereof : — 

1. Hours. 


(i) (a) Except as hereinafter provided the maximum hours to be worked by 
any employee shall not exceed 48 per week, or S? per day, from Monday to Friday 
inclusive, to be worked at any time between 7.80 a.m. and 6 p.m. or 44 on Saturday 
between 7.80 a.m, and 12.30 p.m. Provided: 

(>) By mutual arrangement between the management and a majority of 
the employees of any factory the working week pene be limited to tive week-days 
of not more than 9 hours 36 minutes per day. Such arrangement may be terminated 
by the employer by one month’s written notice Sonica ae in the factory. 

(ii) (a) The ordinary hours of employees who work with or handle lead or in 

zs - an atmosphere of lead shall be 44 per week, to be worked as follows :—Hight hours per 
day trom Monday to Iriday inclusive, to be worked at any time between 7,30 a.m. 
and 6 p.im., or 4 on Saturday, between 7.30 a.m, and 12.30 p.m, Provided: 

(>) By mutual arrangement between the management and a majority of 
the employees of any factory the working week may be limited to five week-days of 
not more than § hours 48 minutes per day. Such arrangement may be terminated 
by the employer by one month’s written notice posted up in the factory 

(iii) Within the prescribed times the employer may fix his own times of 
starting or finishing work, but such times shall not be altered without q fortnight’s 
notice posted up in the factory. 


No, 174, 22 Ducempsr, 1922.—-11. 





6766 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No.°174. p22 Dec., 1922. 





(iv) In the case of female employees there shall be an interval of 10 minutes’ 
rest on each day, Monday to Friday inclusive, at any time fixed by the employer for 
each worker between 10.15 a.m. and 11.15 a.m., such time to count as time worked, 
and not ta be worked even. at overtime rates. The employer may at his option 
disallow such interval. Where such interval is disallowed the employer shall pay 
his employee instead thereof 2s. for every week ou which such interval has been 

‘diSallowed on any day, in addition to any sum payable to her under this Award on 
any other account. This subclause shall, however, not apply to any factory wherein 
such an interval is at present in operation, and such interval shall continue therein. 

(v) Not less than: 45 minutes shall be allowed for a meal in. each factory at 
any ‘time between 12 noon and 1.30 p.m.; but where less than 45 minutes is at present 
allowed for a meal in any factory, the time so allowed need not be extended, 
providing it is not less than 380 minutes. 

Clause 12 of the said Award is varied by clause 3 hereof. 
83. This variation shall take effect fourteen days after its publication in the Govern- 
meut Gazette, and with the said Award gazetted 28rd December, 1921, as varied in 
Gazettes of 38rd March, 1922, and 28th July, 1922, shall remain in force thereafter until 


the 28th day of December, 1923. 


Leave is reserved to employers and employees to apply for a new Award at any 
time before the expiration of this Award. 
Leave is also reserved to the employees to apply to the Court before the Ist May, 


1928, in respect of hours of work. 


H.R. CURLEWIS, 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 





la +58) Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
Sydney, 22nd December, 1922. 


THE following Order of the Court varying the Award of the Court published in Government Gazette 
of the Sth July, 1920 (18 I.G, 182), made in and in relation to the industries and callings in respect 
of which’ the Pharmacists (State) Board is constituted (constitution published at page 1465 of No. 37 of 
Government Gazette, dated 24th February, 1922—see also Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi, page 385), as 
varied by Orders of the Court published in Government Gazettes of 3rcl December, 1920 (18 I.G. 1,865), 
23rd December, 1921 (21 I.G. 205), and 18th August, 1922 (22 I.G. 486), is published in accordance 
with the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, and the Regulations thereunder. 


(No. 8,623.) F. W. KITCHING, 
Industrial Registrar. 
IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 

No. 582 of 1922. 
Pharmacists (State) Board. 
Application by the Employers’ Federation of New South Wales, Industrial Union of Employers. 
Friday, the 8th day of December, 1922. 
Chemists (State) Award. 
Variation. 
(Eight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1922.) 


1. Delete clause 2, Hours, of the said Award, gazetted 9th July, 1920, as varied in Gazette of 
23rd December, 1921, and substitute in lieu thereof the following clause :— 


2. Hours. 


The hours for which the wages hereinafter specified shall-be paid shall be forty-eight per 
week, of which not more than eleven are to be worked on any one day. Hvery hour or part 
thereof worked on Sunday shall be reckoned as one and a quarter of the actual period worked, if 
worked continuously except for meal time. If worked at intervals other than meal intervals, the 
period shall be reckoned as one and third of its actual length. Sunday work reckoned in the manner 
specified shall count in computing the said periods of eleven hours and forty-eight hours. 





2. Delete subclauses (a2) and (2) of clause 4, Wages, of the said Award, as varied in Gazettes of 
3rd December, 1920, 23rd December, 1921, and 18th August, 1922, and substitute in lieu thereof the 
following subclauses :— { 

(a) Managers, £5 12s. 6d. for forty-eight hours, and time and a quarter thereafter, or 
£6 9s. 6d., whichever is the greater. 

(‘) Where employees other than relievers are employed for less than forty-eight hours in any 
week, they shall be paid either for the full forty-eight hours or at time and a quarter rates 
at the employer’s option. 


3. Delete clause 6, Overtime, of the said Award, as varied in Gazette of 23rd December, 1921» 
and substitute in lieu thereof the following clause :— 


6. Overtime. 


Overtime shall be paid on the salary actually received on the basis of a forty-eight hour 
week :— 

(a) At the rate of time and a quarter for all hours worked in excess of forty-eight hours per 
week, or eléven per day, and for all hours continuously worked on the hereinatter 
mentioned holidays, except for meal time. 

(5) Overtime at the rate of time and a third shall be paid for broken time worked on holidays. 

(c) Time paid for at overtime rates under this clause shail not be computed in making up the 
periods of forty-eight hours and eleven hours hereinbefore mentioned. 

(2) Every part of a quarter of an hour shall be reckoned as a quarter of an hour. 


4. Delete clause 8, Meal Time, of the said Award, as varied in Gazette of 23rd December, 1921, 
and-substitute in lieu thereof the following clause :— 


8. Meal Time. 


One hour shall be allowed for each meal. If the employee is required to be on duty or at 
call during meal time he shall be paid threepence for every quarter of an hour or part thereof, and 
such time shall be computed in the said periods of forty-eight hours and eleven hours respectively. 


5, This variation shall take effect fourteen days after publication in the Government Gazette, and 
shall remain in force thereafter until the 24th day of August, 1923. 


GEO, 8S. BEEBY, 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 


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22 Dac. 1922, ] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 174. 6767 


[4087 ] Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
Sydney, 22nd December, 1922. 


THI following Order of the Court yarving the Award of the Court published in Govern- 
ment Gazette of the Gth May, 1921 (19 LG. 1699) [corrected in Government Gazette of 
16th September, 1921 (20 LG. 582)], made in and in relation to the industries and 
callings in respect of which the Water Supply and Sewerage Hmployees (Metropolitan) 
Board is constituted (constitution published at page 1472 of No. 87 of Government 
Gazette, dated 24th February, 1922—see also Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi, page 399) as 
varied by Orders of the Court published in Government Gazettes of 11th November, 1921 
(20 LG. 894), 12th May, 1922 (21 1.G. 13828), and 13th October, 1922 (22 I.G. 958) 
[corrected in Goyernment Gazette of 20th October, 1922 (22 LG. 962)] is published in 
accordance with the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, and-the Regula- 
tions thereunder, 
4", W, KITCHING, 
(No. 3,626.) oy Industrial Registrar. 


IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALBS. 
No. 466 of 1922. 

. Water Supply and Sewerage Employees (Metropolitan) Board. 
Application by the Board of Water Supply and Sewerage. 
Monday, the 11th day of December, 1922. 

Water Supply and Sewerage Employees (Metropolitan) Award. 
Wages Division. 
Variation. 
(Eight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1922.) 

1. Delete subclauses (i), (7), (4), and (im) of clause 18, Hours, of the said Award, 
gazetted Gth May, 1921, as varied in Gazette of 12th May, 1922, and substitute in lieu 
thereof the following subclauses :— 

(7) Chauffeurs at the Head Office 48 hours per week, to be worked as required 
hetween the hours of 7.50 a.m. and 7 pan.,, Monday to Friday, both inclusive, and 
7.320 a.m, and 1 p.m. on Saturday, 

(j) Watchmen, lamplighters 48 hours per week, to be worked in shifts as 
required. 

(k) All other employees 48 hours per week unless otherwise provided for. 
When single shifts are worked they shall be worked 8 hours per day, between 
7 am. and 5 p.m., Monday to Friday, both inclusive, and 4% hours on Saturday, 
between 7 a.m, and noon. 

2. Delete from the said clause 18, as varied in Gazette of 12th May, 1922, the 

‘following paragraph :— 
In the event of the Board agreeing that any section of emplovees shall work 
only on five days of the week. the 44 hours may be worked in five days of S Lours 
48 minutes each, without liability on the part of the Board to pay overtime for the 
daily periods worked in excess of 8 hours. 

3. Delete from clause 52, Wages, of the said Award, as varied in Gazettes of 12th 
May, 1922, and 138th October, 1922 (corrected in Gazette of 20th October, 1922), the 
heading “44 hour week per hour,” and all the figures or rates of pay under such heading, 
except the hourly rates of wages prescribed for the following classes of employees, which 
rates shall‘ continue to operate: 

Ys, 3¢d, for machine drillmen. 

2s. BEd. for machine gutterers. 

Ys. Gid. for miner, first grade, driving sewer tunnels where explosives are allowed 
over. 40 superficial feet in area. 

Ys. 44d. for miner, second grade, wet ov dry. 

2s. 24d. for miner in trench, 

2s 8$d. for rockchoppers, second class. 

4. This variation shall take effect from the 29th day of December, 1922, inclusive, 
and shall remain in force thereafter until the 5th day of May, 1924. 

Leave is reserved to the employees to apply to the Court as they may be advised 
for variation of this Award as to hours. If the ordinary working hours per week of auy 
employees shall he reduced below the number of hours prescribed by this variation, the 
Board as employer undertakes to pay such employees overtime rate for all time worked 
by them in excess of the hours per week to which the ordinary working hours are so 
reduced. 





TSROLEN: : 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 





PUBLIC SERVICE (GENERAL OFFICERS) AWARD, 


Award of the Court of Industrial Arbitration published in Government Gazette No. 171 
of 15th December, 1922. 


TYPOGRAPHICAL CORRECTION. 


In Schedule 1 of Part I, Males, of the said Award— 





Lands— For £ 
Rangers— 
Loe¢al Land Board Offictes—Cumberland Ranger .......0.0ssess.5-- 312 
Messenger, Caretaker, and Cleaner, Country Land Board Offices... *242 
Lands— Read— 
Rangers— 
COUR ECL LATS OTE \ crete eae 6 tc tas i's bere as ace et ouerevionsss ohare, ol Awe lake auisse os 
Local Land Board Oftices— 
Messenger, Caretaker, and Cleaner, Country Land Board Ofiices ...  *242 


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‘NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GA’ETTE, No. 174. [22 Dxc., 1922. 








[4086] Industrial Registrar's Office, 
Sydney, 22nd December, 1922. 


THE following Order of the Court varying the Award of the Court published in Govern- 
iment Gazette of the 11th August, 1922 (22 I.G. 390), made in and in relation to the 
industries and callings in respect of which the Farriers (Country) Board is constituted 
(constitution published at page 1451 of No, 87 of Government Gazette, dated 24th 
February, 1922—see also Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi, page 856), is published in accordance 
with the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, and the Regulations there- 
under. 
Ir. W.. KITCHING, 
(No. 3,627.) Industrial Registrar, 


IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
No. 594 of 1922. she 
Farriers (Country) Board. 


Application by the Employers’ Federation of New South Wales, Industrial Union of 
Employers, 


Friday, the 15th day of December, 1922. 
Farriers (Country) Award. 
Variation. 

(Eight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1922.) 


1. Delete clause 1, Hours of Work, of the said Award, gazetted 11th August, 1922, 
and substitute in lieu thereof the following clause :— 


1. Hours of Work. 


Forty-eight hours shall constitute a week’s work. Such hours shall be worked 
between 7.30 a.m. and 5.30 p.m. for five days of the week, and between 7.30 a.m, and 
12 noon on the other day observed by the shop as a half-holiday. 

Provided that no employer shall work an employee, Whether as overtime or 
otherwise, between the hours of 12 midnight and 7.30 a.m., except as to the area within 
the circle of five miles radius drawn from either Hamilton Post Office or West Maitland 
Post Office, or within the Municipality of Wallsend, and in such area no employer shall 
work an employee, whether as overtime or otherwise, between the hours of 12 midnight 
and 6.45 a.m. 

Provided that for all shops within a circle of five miles radius drawn from either 
Hamilton Post Office or West Maitland Post Office, or within the Municipality of 
Wallsend, the working hours shall be between 6.45 a.m. and 5.15 p.m. for five days of 
the week, and between 6.45 a.m. and 12 noon on the other day observed by the shop 
as a half-holiday. : 

2. Delete subclause (c) of clause 3, Employment and Wages, of the said Award, 
and substitute in lieu thereof the following subclause :— 

(c) The minimum rate of wages shall be as follows :-- 

Firemen, 2s. 14d. per hour. 
Vloormen, 2s. O4d. per hour. 
Adult strikers, 1s. 7¢d. per hour. 
Junior strikers (to do striking only), under 17, 7d. per hour; under 18, $d. 
per hour, 
8. This variation shall take effect fourteen days after its publication in the Govern- 
ment Gazette, and shall remain in force thereafter until the 24th day of August, 1924. 


YT, ROLIN, 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 


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CONTENTS. PAGE CONTENTS. TAGE 

Proclamations A 6661 | Court Notices ace ee as .. 6684, 6687 
Local Government Act, 1919—Notices under he 6662 | Notice to Lay Service Pipes, &e... = a «. 6684 
Consular Notice ©... hs Bien des est 6667 | Workmen’s Compensation Returns—Notice under ... 6685 
Appointments, &c. ... ee oo aS i 6467 | Tenders : dos dea ei wis ... 6686 
Government Notices ite 6668 | Quarterly Licensing ‘Courts is »-- O689 
Wheat Marketing Act, 1920—Notice under 6679 | Mines Department Notices & be £30 0089 
Government Railways and Tramways—By-law 6680 | Lands Department Notices 50 See me vee 6693 
Water Act, 1912—Notieces under... aoe Oe ... 668Ll | Private Advertisements ... can ce) 45 re ic24 
State Income Tax —Notice under bea ut ... 6682 | Impoundings as Ree tee ey a wn §=6745 
Oyster Culture Leases... mee . 6683 | Industrial Notices ... ae vee on a . 6746 
Government Railways and Tramwe rays— Applications 

for Positions ... ; ase 6688 eS 
Real Property Act — Noties naar 66383 SYDNEY: 
Inspector of Slaughter-houses 6684 | Printed and Published by Joun Spunce, Acting Government 
Liquor(Amendment) Act, 1919— Gonnee ten Payette 6684 Printer, 22nd December, 1922. 


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SPECIAL GAZETTH UNDER THE * 
ACT, 1902.” 


PUBLIC EL RVICE 





APPOINTMENT. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has approved of the follow- 
ing appointments :— 

COLONIAL TREASURER’S DEPARTMENT. 

Captain James Edward Morris, Acting Superin- 
tendent of Navigation, being appointed, under 
section 13 of the Harbour and Tonnage Rates Act, 
1920, as from 19th October, 1922, as ‘‘A person 
who may demand, collect, and receive rates and 
ener Re payable by or under the authority of that 
Act.”’ 

[E.M,. 224] 

Mr. Benjamin Freshwater, Three Colour Operator 
and EKtcher, Photographic Branch, Government 
Printing Office, to be Half Tone Etcher, Photo- 
graphic Branch, Government Printing Office,— 
from llth November, 1922. 

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. 


Miss Hily Tatton O’Brien, Shorthand-writer and 
Typist, to be Clerk, Government Dockyard, New- 
castle, Department of Public Works,—from 7th 
July, 1922; 

Mr. John Marsh, Seaman, to be Leading Seaman, 
Dredge Service, Department of Public Werks,— 
from Ist August, 1929, 


[1922. 








Mr, Robert Graham Orr, Draftsman, to be Senior 
Draftsman, Department ot Public Works,—from 
8th July, 1921. - 

Mr. Robert Paton, Draftsman, to be Senior Drafts- 
man, Department of Public Works,—from 8th 
July, 1921. 


DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION, 


Peter Board, Esq., C.M.G., M.A., Under Secretary 
and Director of Edtcation, to be Emergency 
Under Secretary and Wmergency Director of 
Education,—from 1st January, 1923. 

Stephen Henry Smith, Esq., Assistant Under Seecre- 
tary (Educational Division), to be Under Secre- 
tary and Director of Education (Special Division), 
—from lst January, 1923. 

Mr. John Winning, Head Teacher of Blacksmithing, 
Grade 1V., Sydnéy Technical College. (Confirma- 
tion, 

Miss: Irene Lucy May Starkey, Junior Clerk, Head 
Office. (Confirmation.) 

Miss Mary Dorothy Arrabell McClemens, Medical 
Officer, Medical Branch, Head Office. (Confirma- 
tion. 

) DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 

Mr. George Gigney, Acting Chief Lithographer, 
Lithographic Branch, Head Office, to be Chief 
Lithographer in the same branch, viee Mr. W. 
Hamilton, retired, from vhe 15th September, 
1922 (Minl. 1922-7,C90). 

Mr. Kenneth Lisle Mckford, Relieving Clerk, to be 
Clerk, Head Office,—from the Ist January, 1922 
(Minl, 1922-6,998), 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 175, 


(22 Dro, 1923. 





Miss Madeline Tasma Fletcher, Shorthand-writer and 
Typist, Head Office, to be a Clerk, Head Office ,—: 
from the 7th July, 1922 (Minl. 1922-7,001). 

Mr. Frederick de Renzie Duncan, Clerk of Petty Ses- 
sions, Muswellbrook, Department of the Attornéy- 
General and of Justice, to be also Crown’ Land 
Agent for the Land District of Muswellbrook, vice 
Mt. G. McKay, transferred,—from 6th November, 
1922 (Minl. 1922-7,002). ge maa 

Mr. William Kirby Earls, Clerk of Petty Sessions, 
Hillston, Department of the Attorney-General and 
of Justice, to be also Crown Land Agent for the 
Lands Districts of Hillston and Hillston North,— 
from 17th November, 1922 (Minl. 1922-7,003). 

Mr. William Bowen Parker, to. be Cadet Draftsman, 
Land Board Office, Maitland, from 1st June, 1922 
(Minl. 1922-6,999).  (Confirmation.) 

Mr. Henry James Sidney Brook, Crown Land Agent 
for the Land District of Warren, to be First 
Clerk, Land Board Office, Maitland,—to take 
effect from the -5th December, 1922 (Minl. 1922- 
5,987). "i 

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. 

Mr. Francis Patrick Fahy, Junior Clerk,—as from 
13th December, 1922. (Confirmation. ) ; 

Mr. Clive Challis Brindley, Clerk, Rural Industries 
Branch,—as from 13th December, 1922. (Con- 
firmation.) 

Mr. Robert Anthony Patten to be Manager, North 
Bangaroo Stud Farm,—probationary period ex- 
tended until 6th February, 1923. , 

Miss Agatha ‘Mary Casey, Clerk, Rural Industries 
-Branch,—as from 13th December, 1922. (Confir- 

mation.) — 2 : 

Mr. Harvey Macedon Campey, Junior Clerk, .Rural 

Industries Branch,—as from 13th December, 1922. 

(Confirmation.) 

Mr. John Robert Williams, Junior Clerk, Rural In- 

dustries Branch, 

(Confirmation.) 

Mr, James William Preston, Junior Clerk, Rural In- 

dustries Braneh,—as from 13th December, 1922. 

(Confirmation.) | 

Miss Mabel ‘Thelma Dunkerley, Junior® Clerk, Rural 

Industries Branch,—as from 13th December, 1922. 

(Confirmation.) 

Miss Margaret Veronica McNamara, Shorthand-writer 
and Typist, Rural Industries Branch,—as from 
13th December, 1922. (Confirmation.) 

Miss Kllen Margaret Ryan, Shorthand-writer and 
Typist, Rural Industries Branch,--as from 13th 

_ December, 1922. (Confirmation.) 

Miss Cecelia Grace Mary Macky Brodie, Shorthand- 
. writer and Typist, Rural Industries Branch,—as 
_ from 13th December, 1922. (Confirmation.) 

Miss Winifred Hope Varley, Shorthand-writer and 
--Pypist, Rural Industries Granch,—as from 13th 
_ December, 1922. (Confirmation.) 

Miss~ Nellie. May Morton, Shorthand-writer and 

l'ypist, Rural Industries Branch,—as from 13th 
December, 1922. (Confirmation.) 


: -DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT. 


Mr. Jack Alma Farley, to be’ Clerk,—from 6th 
October, 1922, 


DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND OF JUSTICE. 


Mr. Bernard King, to be a Clerk, on probation for 
six months, Crown Solicitor’s Office,—from Ist 
December, 1922. : 
Mr. Alfred Erie Richards, Field Assistant, Depart- 
ment of Lands, to be a Draftsman,. Registrar- 
as Department,—firom the 16th October, 
Misses Constance Agnes and Doris Mabel Todd, Short- 
_hand-writers and Typists, Office of the Public 
Service Board, to be Clerks in'that Office,from 
ith July, 1922. 
Mr. William James Brewer, to be a Junior Clerk, on 
probation for a period of twelve months, Public 
Trust Office,—from the. 14th November, 1922. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 


Executive Council, has approved of the following ap- 
pomments : ——--- te 


Mr. William Ironside Perry, Police Magistrate, Min- 
ing Warden, Glen Innes. to be Deputy Licensing 
Magistrate of the Licensing Courts for the Licens. 
ing Districts of Inverell, Bingara and Warialda.— 
from 12th December, 1922; also to act as District 
Registrar in Bankruptey at all places of Petty 
Sessions at which the Police Magistrate, Inverell, 
ordinarily presides ;’ also to act as an Industrial 
Magistrate and as Magistrate under the Fair 
Rents Act, 1915, during the absence of Mr. 
F, F, Potts, on other duty,—from the same date, 

















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as from 13th December, 1922. - 





Mr. Frank Forbes Potts, Police Magistrate, Inverell, 
to be Licensing Magistrate and Official Member 
of the Licensing Court for the Licensing Districts 
of Grafton, Maclean, Bellngen, and Nambucca, 
pending the appointment of a successor to Mr. 
A; H. Parkes, deceased,—from the 12th December, 
1922; also to act as Visiting Justice to Grafton 
Gaol, and District Registrar in Bankruptcy at all 
places of Petty Sessions at which the Police Mag- 
istrate, Grafton, ordinarily presides,—from the 
same dates .<,, 

Mr. William Andrew Forsyth, Relieving Clerk of 
Petty Sessions, to act as Clerk of Petty Sessions, 
Cessnock, during the absence of Mr. G. Wheeler 
on leave,—from 12th December, 1922; also to act 
as District Registrar in Bankruptcy at Cessnock 
(to acb only at such times as the Police Magis- 
trate is unable to perform the duty), and Assist- 
ant Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Marriages 
for the District of West Maitland, at Cessnock,— 
from the same date. 

Mr. Charles Thomas Howard, Acting Crown Land 
Agent, Coonabarabran, to act also as Clerk of 
Petty Sessions at that place, during the absence of 
Mr. F, C. Dixon, on leave,—from the 5th Dec- 
ember, 1922; also to act as District Registrar 
in Bankruptcy at Coonabarabran (to act only 
at such times as the Police Magistrate is unable 
to perform the duty), and Assistant Registrar of 
Birth, Deaths, and Marriages for the District of 
Gunnedah, at Coonabarabran,—from the same 
date. 

Mr. Arthur Ernest Capp, Acting Crown Land Agent, 
Tenterfield, to act also as Clerk of Petty Sessions 
at that place, during the absence of Mr. A. D. 
Donnelly, on leave,—from the 16th December, 1922 ; 
also to act as District Registrar in Bankruptcy, 
at Tenterfield (to act only at such times as the 
Police Magistrate is unable to perform the duty), 
and Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Marriages 
for the District of Tenterfield, at Tenterfield,— 
from the same date. 

Mr. Arthur Ayling, Acting Crown Land Agent, War- 
ren, to act as Clerk of Petty Sessions also at that 
place, during the absence of Mr. EK. J. Smith,— 
from the 27th November, 1922; also to act as 
District Registrar in Bankruptcy at Warren (to 
act only at such times as the Police Magistrate 
is unable to perform the duty), and Assistant 
Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Marriages for 
the District of Coonamble, at Warren,—from the 
same date. 

Mr. Albert Augustus Walker, Clerk, Land and Valua- 
tion Court, to be the Deputy of Mr, W..R. 
Jamieson, Registrar, in pursuance of the provi- 
sions of section 6, sub-section 3 of the Land and 
Valuation Court Act, 1921, during that officer’s 
absence on leave,—from the 2nd January, 1923. 


GEORGE W. FULLER, Premier. 








APPOINTMENTS OF WARDENS’ CLERKS, &c. 
DEPARTMENT OF MINES. 

HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 

Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint the 

persons mentioned in the following Schedule to the 

positions shown therein,—such appointments to take 
effect from the dates svecified therein (1922-6,950-121 

Misc.). 

Mr. Leonard Roy Saul, Crown Land Agent, as 
Warden’s Clerk, Mining Registrar, and_ officer 
authorised to issue miners’ rights and business 
licenses, at Barmedman, from 1st November, 1922, 
yice Mr. Smith, transferred (1922-6,950-121 Ms.). 

Mr. William Kirby Earls, Clerk of Petty Sessions, 
as Warden’s Clerk, Mining Registrar, and officer 
authorised to issue miners’ rights and business 
licenses, at Hillston, from 17th November, 1922 
(1922-6,951-121 Ms.). 


GEORGE W. FULLER, Premier. 


— 





CHANGE OF DESIGNATION. 
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has approved of the follow- 
ing change of designation : -— 
Mr. William Trenchard Smith, Mechanical Engineer, 
to be Supervising Mechanical Engineer, Depart- 
ment of Public Works,—from 8th July, 1921, 


GEORGE W. FULLER, Premier. 


22 Dec., i$22.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNME 


GAZETTM, Mo 175. 6771 


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TRANSFER. 
COLONIAL TREASURER’S DEPARTMENT. 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has approved of the following 
transfer 
Miss Lorna Beatrice Hales, Shorthand-writer and 
Typist in the Public Service Board’s Office, to the 
Government Printing Office,—as from. 22nd 
August, 1922. 


GEORGE W. FULLER, Premier. 


SERVICES DISPENSED WITH. 

COLONIAL TREASURER’S DEPARTMENT. 
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 
the Public Service Board, has approved of the services 
of the undermentioned officers of the Government 
Printing Office being dispensed with, in terms of 
section 9 (2) of the Public Service Act, 1902 :— 











Mr. Ernest Frederick Peck, Lithographic Draftsman, 
Artist’s Branch,—last day of service being 29th 
December, 1922. 

Mr. Thomas Frederick Lynch, Process Prover, Photo- 
graphic Branch,—last day of service being 25th 
January, 1923. 

Mr. Sydney Percival Ev vans, Mounter, Photographic 
Branch,—last day of service being 24th January, 
1923. 

Mr. Richard O’Sullivan, Bromide Printer, Photo- 
graphic Branch —last day of service being 18th 
December, 1922. 

Mr. James William Wilson, Operator’s Assistant, 
Photographic Branch,—la ist day of service being 
15th January, 1923. 

Mr. Reginald Albert Leslie Dietsch, Operator, Photo- 
graphic Branch,—last day of. service being 3rd 
November, 1922. 

Mr. William” Herbert Spare, Technical Assistant, 


Photographie Branch ,—last day of service being 
6th November, 1922. 


GEORGE W. FULLER, Premier. 





RETIREMENTS. 
THE following retirements from the Public Service 
are hereby notified :— 
CHISY SKCRETARY’S DEPARTHENT AND OFFICE OF 
MINISTER OF PUBLIC HEALTH. 
. Wiliam Henry Coutie, Medical Superintendent of 
the Mental Hospital, Callan Park, in terms of 
section €6 of the Public Service Act, 1902. Last 
day of service, 5th August, 1923. 
COLONIAL TREASURER’S DEPARTMENT. 


THE 


Mr. A. W. Hornsby, Reader, Government Printing 
Oifice, in terms of section 66 of the Public Service 
Act,—last day of service to be 26th January, 
1923. 

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION. 

Mrs. Elizabeth Blanchard, Workmistress, Public 
School, Crystal-street, in. terms of section 21 of 
the Super annuation Act, 1916. Last day of ser- 
vice, 12th July, 1923. 

Mr. Frederick J. Nicholls, Teacher, Public School, 


Nicholson-street, in 
Public Service Act. 
December, 1923, 


terms of section 66 of the 
Last day of service, 31st 





ee ec ee SE RE 


PEPARTMENT CF LABOUR AND INDUSTRY 


Alfred Gordon Lambert Morrison, Clerk, Depart- 
ment of Labour and Industry, in terms of section 
67 of the Public Service Act, 1902. Last day of 
service, 17th February, 1923. 

GEORGE W. FULLER, Premier. 


Mr. 





RESIGNATIONS. 

THE following resignations from the Public Service 

are hereby notified :— 

COLONIAL TREASURER’S DEPARTMENT. 

Miss Hannah Cahill, Folder, Government Printing 
Office,—her last day of service being 4th Decem- 
ber, 1922. 

DEPARTMENT CF EDUCATION 

Miss Harriett A. Frost, Assistant Teacher, 


School, Bowral. 
ber, 1923. 


DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. 


William Joseph McDonnell, Clerk, Rural Indus- 
tries Branch. [ast day of service, 29th Novem- 
ber, 1922. 


DEPARTMENT 


Public 
Last day of service, 22nd Octo- 


Mr. 


CF LABOUR AND INDUSTRY 


Clarence Robert Hogue, Acting Sub-Kditor of the 
Industrial Gazette,—to take effect from midday 
llth December, 1922. 


GEORGE FULLER, Premier. 


Mr. 





PUBLIC SERVICE NOTICE. 


THE Public Service Board invite applications for 
the following positions. Application should be made 
on a form tor the purpose, obtainable at the 
Office of the Board or from Clerks of Petty Sessions in 
country districts, and should reach the undersigned 
not later than the date specified. Salaries other 
than those at hourly, daily, or weekly rates will be 
subject to the deductions provided by the Super- 
annuation Act, 1916 :— 


27TH DeEcrMBER, 1922. 


Engineering Assistant, Electrical Branch, Depart- 
ment of Public Works. Pay to be at the weekly 
equivalent of £350 to £450 per annum, according 
to qualifications. Applicants must have had 
experience in general electrical engineering, em- 
bracing the design and operation of Generator, 
Transforming, Transmission, and Distribution of 
H.T, 3-phase electricity ; also must have served 
apprenticeship in an approved workshop and 
hold a University or College certificate. Km- 
ployment will be in terms of section 44 of the 
Public Service Act, 1902, and section 3 of tho 
Amending Act, 1903. 

Teacher of Masonry (part-time), Sydney Technical 
Colicge. Pay, 7s. per hour for twa hours teaching 
on each of two evenings weekly, plus 25 per cent. 
of time for work incidental to the teaching. 
Applicants should actually be working at the 
Masonry Trade, and shouid be able to give instruc- 
tion in accordance with the Syllabus of the 
Technical Colege. Employment will be in terms 
of section 44 of the Public Service Act, 1902, and 
section 3 of the Amending Act, 1903. 


T. S. CHAMPION, Secretary. 


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No. 178. | 


FRIDAY, 23 DECEMBER. 


[1922 





NOTIFICATION OF RESUMPTION OF LAND 
FOR RAILWAY PURPOSES UNDER THE 
PUBLIO WORKS ACT, 1912, 





(L.8.) 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 


HEREAS the Railway Commissioners for New 
South Wales are desirous of acquiring the land 
referred to in the Schedule hereto for the purpose 
of maintaining the traffic on the existing line of rail- 
way between Sydney and Albury by provision of 
refuge siding between Cullerin and Fish River, 
which work appears to the Commissioners necessary, 
and is such work as the Commissioners are authorised 
to carry out, pursuant to the Government Railways 
Act, 1912, as amended by the Government Railways 
{Amendment) Aot, 1916, and it is estimated that the 
cost of completing such. work will not exceed the 
sum of £20,000: And whereas the said land is, in my 
opinion, required for carrying out the said work: 
Now, therefore, I, the Governor aforesaid, with the 
advice of the Executive Council, in pursuance of the 
Publio Works Act. 1912, do hereby direct that the said 
work shall be carried out under the Public Works Act, 
1912, by the said Commissioners, who, in respect of 
the said work, I hereby declare shall be deemed to be 
the Constructing Authority: And in further pursu- 
ance of the provisions of the said Act, I do hereby 
direct that the said land may be acquired and taken 
for the purposes aforesaid under the provisions con- 
tained in Division 1 of Part V of the said Act, and I 
do declare by this notification to be published in the 


Government Gazette, and in one or more newspapers | 


published or circulated in the Police District wherein 
the said land is situated, that the private lands com- 
prised within the descriptions set forth in the Schedule 





hereto have been resumed for the public purpose here- 
inbefore expressed, and I declare that the following 
is the Schedule of land hereinbefore referred to :— 


SCHEDULE. 


All that piece of land siteate in the parish of Culle- 
rin county of King and State of New South Wales 
being part of portion 42 of 46 acres Commencing at 
the intersection of the western boundary of portion 42 
aforesaid with the nerthern boundary of the Great 
Southern Railway as deviated thencé bounded on the 
west by part of the western boundary of portion 42 
aforesaid bearing north 0 degrees 40 minutes west 92 
links thence on the north-west and north-east by lines 
bearing north 76 degrees 28 minutes east 691 2/10th 
links south 70 degrees 38 minutes east 443 2/10th 


links south 66 degrees 06 minutes east 804 1/10th 


links south 28 degrees 2 minutes east 349 2/10th links 
and thence on the south-west and south-east by part 
of the north-eastern and north-western boundaries of 
the Great Southern Railway as deviated aforesaid 
being a curved line of 1550 links radius 433 7/10th 
links long whose chord bears north 41 degrees 49 
minutes west 431 7/10th links north 64 degrees 24 
minutes west #81 2/10th links by a curved line of 
1500 links radius 800 7/10th links long whose chord 
bears north 79 degrees 17 minutes west 790 8/10th 
links south 79 degrees 56 minutes west 414 8/10th 
links south 77 degrees 8 minutes west 25 links and 
south 79 degrees 49 minutes west 149 8/10th links to 
the point of commencement containing about 1 acre 
2 roods 4 perches and said to be the property of John 
M. Mehaffey. 


Signed and sealed at Sydney, this sixth day of 
December, 1922, 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
R. T. BALL, 


[4241] GOD SAVE THE KING! 


6774 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 176. 


[29 Duc. 1922, 





THEATRES AND PUBLIC HALLS ACT, 1908. 





PROCLAMATION, 
(L.8.) 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 
li is hereby notified that the provisions of Part IT 
of the abovementioned Act shall be applied to the 
halls specified in the appended Schedule. 


Signed and sealed at Sydney, this twenty-seventh 
day of December, 1922. 
By His Excelleney’s Command, 
J.C. L, FITZPATRICK. 


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SCHEDULE, 
Locality. Name of Hall. 
Binya Siding, via Barellan Binya Hall, 
UUINES> Gc scan eee eee ees Globe Pictures. 
eichhard tiectaeeccceeeceeeere West Leichhardt Hall. 
Narembunrinee.seecaceeciies ae St. Cuthbert’s Church of 
England Parish Hall, 
SOONG. i.5 cpa taal sak oe cag te Oddfellows’ ~ Open-air 
Theatre. 
Laree tics eccccte hove teas eros Convent School Hall. 
[ 4059 | 





THEATRES AND PUBLIC HALLS ACT, 1908. 


PROCLAMATION, 
(L.8.) 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor. 


T is hereby notified that Part II of the abovecited 

Act shall no longer apply to the halls specified in 

the appended Schedule, as such premises have ceased 
to be used for public entertainment purposes, 


Signed and sealed at Sydney, this twenty-seventh 
day of December, 1922. 


By His Excellency’s Command, 
Jo Oe ine Pri aPad Beet 
GOD SAVE THE KING! 





SCHEDULE. 
Locality. Name of Hall. 
Gundaeds qdgeaacers wtatoenes, Assembly Hall. 
Wellington [4072] 


iigiriw Gartadeses Bliss’ Hall. 





PROCLAMATION, 





GAS ACT, 1912, AS AMENDED. 
ATS 2) : 
W. E. DAVIDSON, 
Governor, 20th December, 1922. 
Sir Warter Epwarp Davipson, Governor of the 
e State of New South Wales and its Dependen- 
cies, in the Commonwealth of Australia, with the 
advice of the Executive Council, and in pursuance of 
the provisions of the Gas Act, 1912, as amended, do 
hereby direct and proclaim that the name of the 
Manly Gas Company Limited, together with the 
price, six shillings and sixpence, shall be and is added 
to Schedule One of the said Act, to the intent that 
the said price shall be the standard price to: be 
charged by the said Company for gas sold by meter, 


By His 


ixcellency’s Command, 


KE, H. FARRAR. 


[4240] GOD SAVE THE KING! 





APPOINTMENTS. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has approved of the following 
appointments : — 
CHIEF SECRETARY'S DEPARTMENT AND OFFICE OF THE 
MINISTER OF PUBLIC HEALTH. 
David Thomas Rushton Smith, Esquire, M.B., Mast. 
Surg., Univ. Sydney, as Government Medical 
Officer at. Boggabri, vice Dr. Golledge, resigned. 


TRUSTEES. 


Bowral ScHoou oF ARTS. 
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION. 


Messrs. Henry Jasper Pickard, Joshua Stokes, and 
Dr. David Thomas Harbison have been appointed 
as Trustees of the land held for the purposes of a 
School of Arts at Bowral, in lieu of Messrs. J. J. 
Campbell, E. Davis, and Dr. Vallack, whose offices 
have been declared vacant. 


DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. 


THE undermentioned persons be Permit Inspectors 
under section 144 of the Pastures Protection Act :— 


Cooma—Messrs. C. J. Yenn, Adaminaby; and John 
James Grady, Hillside, Anembo, via Captain’s 
Flat (P.P. 1922-18-104) 

Gundagai—Messrs. William Gordon McKinnon, Pan- 
uara, Junee; and James Augustine Quilter, 
Claris Park, Junee (P.P. 1922-18-104). 

Walgett—Messrs Francis Edward Dowling, Cote Lea, 
Rowena; Thomas McKay Innes, Womboin Sta- 
tion, via Girilambone; and Teslie Trenerry, 
Bonnay, Walgett (P.P. 1922-18-104). 


GEORGE W. FULLER, Premier. 








[4269] Chief Secretary’s Department, and 
Office of the Minister of Public Health, 


Sydney, 29th December, 1922. 
POLICE FORCE—-PROMOTIONS. 


rg’ HE Governor-in-Council has approved of the pro- 
motion of Inspector 2nd Class George Alexander 
Mitchell to the rank of Inspector Ist Class; and of 
Inspector 3rd Class Thomas James Sherwood to the 
rank of Inspector 2nd Class,—to take effect in each 
instance as on and from the 2nd December, 1922. 
The Governor-in-Council has also approved of 
Acting Inspector William James Long being confirmed 
in the rank of Inspector 3rd Class,—as on and from 
the 2nd December, 1922. 


CHARLES W. OAKES. 





[4278] Sydney, 29th December, 1922. 
FISHERIES ACTS—RENEWAL OF LEASES. 


PPROVAL has been given for the renewal of the 
oyster culture leases specified, for a term of 
fifteen years, from the dates and at the rentals 


respectively set forth. 
J.C, L. FITZPATRICK. 





SCHEDULE. 


Lease No. 5,196, Valentine Robert Gordon; 200 yards 


at Port-Stephens; annual rental £2, from lst 
December, 1922. 

Lease No. 5,536, Edward Johnson ; 200 yards at Hast- 
ings River ; annual rental £2, from Ist May, 1923. 

Lease No. 5,619, Perpetual Trustee Company Limi- 
ted (executor of the will cf the late John Comino) ; 
155 yards at Manning River; annual rental 
£1 12s., from ist May, 1923. 

Lease No, 5,639, Margaret Jane Moriarty, Charles 
Edward Woodward, and William Symons Gray 
(executrix and executors of the will of the late 
John Moriarty); 500 yards at Port Stephens; 
annual rental £5, from Ist May, 1923. 

Lease No. 5,641, Margaret Jane Moriarty, Charles 
Edward Woodward, and Wilham Symons Gray 
(executrix and executors of the will of the late 
John Moriarty); 100 yards at Port Stephens; 
annual rental £1, from Ist May, 1923. 

Lease No. 5,642, Margaret Jane Moriarty, Charles 
Edward Woodward, and William Symons Gray 
(executrix and executors of the will of the late 
John Moriarty); 200 yards at Port Stephens; 
annual rental £2, from Ist May, 1923. 

Lease No, 5,€45, Margaret Jane Moriarty, Charles 
Edward Woodward, and William Symons Gray 
(executrix and executors of the will of the late 
John Moriarty); 200 yards at Port Stephens; 
annual rental £2, from Ist May, 1928. 

Lease No. 5,669, Joseph George Manning: 330 yards 
at Hawkesbury River; annual rental £3 6s., from 
8th February, 1923. 

Lease No, 5,670, Joseph George Manning; 506 yards 
at Hawkesbury River; annual rental £5 2s., from 
8th February, 1923. 


29 Dec., 1922.] 


[4266 ] Sydney, 13th December, 1922. 
NOTIFICATION OF GRANTING OF OYSTER 
CULTURE LEASES, 

1 is hereby notified, for general information, that 
leases for the purpose of oyster culture of the 
lands specified in the annexed Schedule have been 
granted to the undermentioned persons. 
The leases are subject to the Fisheries Acts and the 
Regulations thereunder, and to the special conditions, 


provisions, exceptions, covenants, and reservations 
set out at the foot of the Schedule. 


J. ©. L. FITZPATRICK. 


SCHEDULE. 


“Lease No. 11,783* (inferior lands), to Arthur Cook, ot 
Tea Gardens, situated Port Stephens, about 1 
a. lr. 13 p. (plan cat. No. P. 1,027-36), five years 
from 13/12/1922; annual rental, £1 7s.— under 
section 12 (33m) Fisheries (Amendment) Act, 1910 
(Fisheries Act, 1902). 

Lease No. 11,822* (inferior lands), to Edwin Duncan 
Cogper, James Henry Edwards, and Percival 
Willis Parker, of Sans Souci, situated George’s 
River, about 12 a. Or. 20 p. (plan cat. No. G. 219- 
47), five years from 13/12/1922; annual rental, 
£3 1s.—under section 12 (338), Fisheries (Amend- 
ment) Act, 1910 (Fisheries Act, 1902). 


Lease No. 11,830* (inferior lands), to Edgar Robert 
Caro, of Moseley-street, Strathfield, situated 
George’s River, about 23 a. 3 r. 22 p. (plan cat. 
No. G. 220-47), five years from 13/12/1922; annual 
rental, £5 19s.—under section 12 (338), Fisheries 
(Amendment) Act, 1910 (Fisheries Act, 1902). 


Lease No, 11,844* (inferior lands), William Eric Judd, 
of The Meadows, Hurstville, situated George’s 
River, about 24 a. 3 r. 2 p. (plan cat. No. G. 225- 
47), five years from 13/12/1922; annual rental, 
£6 4s.—under section 12 (338), Fisheries (Amend- 
ment) Act, 1910 (Fisheries Act, 1902). 


Lease No. 11,936* (inferior lands), to William Percy 
Judd, of Hurstville, situated George’s River, 
about 17 a. 2 r. 33 p. (plan cat. No. G. 229-47), 
five years from 13/12/1922; annual rental, £8 17s. 
—under section 12 (338), Fisheries (Amendment) 
Act, 1910 (Fisheries Act, 1902). 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 176. 


6775 





‘Special Conditions, Provisions, Exceptions, Covenants, 


and Reservations, 


*No oysters may be removed from any of the above- 
mentioned leased areas during the first year of the 
term of the lease. If any lease be renewed for a second 
term of five years it shall be subject to redetermination 
of rental during the ninth or any later year for a 
further (third) term of five years. 





Chief Secretary’s. Office, 
Sydney, 29th December, 1922. 


SUPPOSED ARSON.—£50 REWARD. 


[4242] 

Ee the event of the fire which destroyed the premises 
& situated at Boree Creek, the property of Frederick 
Orme, and occupied by Henry Henshaw as a saddler’s 
shop and store, on the llth November, 1922, having 
been caused by an incendiary, notice is hereby given 
that a reward of Twenty-five Pounds (£25) will be paid 
by Government (in addition to a reward of Twenty- 
five Pounds (£25) offered by the Liverpool and Lon- 
don and Globe Insurance Company, Limited) for such 
information as shall lead to the apprehension and con- 
viction of the guilty person or persons. In addition 
to the above reward His Excellency the Governor 
will be advised to extend a free pardon to any accom- 
plice, not being the person who actually caused the 
said fire, who shall first give such required information. 
This reward to remain in force for three months only. 


J.C. L, FITZPATRICK. 


BIRDS AND ANIMALS PROTECTION AOT, 1918. 
Oren Season. 

N open season in pursuance of the Birds and 

Animals Protection Act, 1918, has been declared 

as under, viz.:—Until 3lst March, 1923, inclusive, in 

respect of kangaroos, wallaroos, and wallabies for the 
Pastures Protection District of Hillston. 

CHARLES W. OAKES, 
[4234] Chief Secretary and Minister of Public Health. 





[4271] Sydney, 29th December, 1922. 


\ bhas Governor-in-Council has approved of clause (7) 
of subsection 3 of section XVII of the Police 
Rules being amended as follows :— 


In lieu of ‘‘2s. 6d. to 4s.,’’ insert ‘‘1s. to 5s. 6d.”’ 
CHARLES W. OAKES. 





METROPOLITAN WATER AND SEWERAGE ACTS, 1880-1916. 
REGULATIONS. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, 
has been pleased, in pursuance of the provisions of the abovenamed Acts, to 
make the following Regulations amending the Regulations for the conduct 
of the elections of suburban members of the Board of Water Supply and 
Sewerage, published in the Government Gazette No. 26 of the 17th February, 
1922. 
RT. BALE 
Minister for Public Works. 
Department of Public Works, 
Sydney, 20th December, 1922. 





REGULATIONS FOR THE CONDUCT OF ELECTIONS OF 
SUBURBAN MEMBERS. 
PostTaL VOTING. 
(1) Regulation (3) is repealed and the following is inserted in substitu- 
tion :— 


(3) Appointment of Electoral Officers, &c. 


(1) On or after the appointment by the Governor of a Returning 
Officer for an election, the Minister shall appoint such deputy Return- 
ing Officer, and such other officers as he may deem requisite for the 
carrying out of such election. . 

(2) The Returning Officer may appoint such emergency officers as he 
may deer: requisite. 

(3) If the Returning Officer is unable for any reason to perform any 
of his duties, such may be performed fully and effectually by the deputy 
Returning Officer. 

(2) A new fegulation is inserted after Regulation 18, as follows :— 


Duplicate ballot-papers. 

18. (a) If any elector lodges with the Returning Officer before noon 
on the day appointed for the closing of the poll, a declaration that he 
has not received a ballot-paper, the Returning Officer may issue a dupli- 
cate ballot-paper, which shall be conspicuously so marked. 

(b) Any person making a wilfully false declaration shall be 
deemed to be guilty of an offence against these Regulations, . 
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67.6 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 176 {29 Dec., 1922, 
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[4239] Chief Secretary’s Department, and 
Office of the Minister of Public Health, 
Sydney, 29th December, 1922. 


AMBULANCE TRANSPORT SERVICE ACT, 1919. 


THE following Regulations made by the New. South Wales Ambulance 
Transport Service Board, under the provisions of the Ambulance Transport 
Service Act, 1919, having been approved by His Excellency the Governor, 
with the advice of the Executive Council, are published in accordance with 
+he requirements of the above-cited Act. 


CHARLES W. OAKES. 


REGULATIONS, 
All previous Regulations are hereby repealed. 


REGULATIONS FOR GOVERNING THE CONDUCT OF BUSINESS 
BY THE BOARD. 


In the construction of these regulations, “ Board” means the New South 
Wales Ambulance Transport Service Board. 
“ Chairman,” “ Member ” and “ Secretary ’ mean Chairman, Member, and 
Secretary of the Board respectively. 
Office. 
1. The office of the Board shall be at such place as the Board may appoint. 
Ordinary Meetings. 


2, The Board shall meet for the transaction of ordinary business on such 
days and at such times and places as the Board may from time to time 
cetermine. 

Extraordinary Meetings. 

3. The Chairman may, ov on the written requisition of three members of 
the Board, the Secretary shall, call an Extraordinary Meeting, of which each 
inember shall receive twenty-four hours’ notice in writing. 


Chairman to preside. 


4, All Meetings shall be presided over by the Chairman, and in his absence 
by a member of the Board elected by those present. 


Committee. 


5. The Board may appoint a committee or committees consisting of such 
member or members as it may think fit for the purpose of making such 
inquiries or reports as the Board may direct. 

Agenda Papers. 


6. The Agenda Papers for the meetings of the Board shall be compiled on 
such days and in such manner as the Board may direct. 


Notice of Motion. 


7. Any member desiring to submit any business shall give written notice 
thereof to the Secretary two clear days prior to the next Ordinary Meeting. 
Provided, however, that the Board may allow any business to be discussed 
and determined at any Ordinary Meeting without notice being given if the 
majority of members of the Board present at such meeting so decide. 


Amendment of Regulations. 


8 Any member may, by giving seven clear days’ notice in writing, submit 
to the Board at an Ordinary or Extraordinary Meeting any Motion for the 
amendment or rescission of any Regulation. 


Members not to vote if personally interested. 


9. A member of the Board shall not vote upon any quéstion in which he 
Las a pecuniary interest. During the discussion of such question the mem- 
4er so interested shall withdraw from the Board-room, unless by the unani- 
incus consent of the members present ke ke permitted to remain. 

Secretary. 

10. The Secretary, or other officer acting in his stead, shall attend all 
meetings of the Board, and shall read the correspondence and assist the 
Chairman in recording the minutes. He shall be responsible for the laying 
of correspondence before the Board. 

; Seal. 

11. The Seal of the Board shall be an eight-pointed cross surrounded by 
circular lines, between which circular lines shall appear the words “ New 
South Wales Ambulance Transport Service Board.” 

The Seal shall be placed in the custody of the Chairman, who shall keep it 
or cause it to be kept securely locked. The Seal shall not be affixed to any 
Jocument except by order of the Board as recorded in the minute-book. It 
chall be affixed at the time of such record, and witnessed by at least two 
members of the Board, and by the Secretary or other officer or person 
authorised by the Board in that behalf. 


Av 


29 Dec., 1922.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 176. 6777 





Travelling Expenses of Members. 
12. The following shall be the general scale of allowances to members of 
the Board for travelling expenses on journeys authorised by the Board :— 


(1) Journeys occupying less than one day.—In cases of journeys where 
a member of the Board can return to his home on the same day 
only actual out-of-pocket expenses will be allowed. 
(2) Journeys oceupying more than cne day.—In cases of journeys 
occupying more than one day one guinea (£1 1s.) shall be allowed 
> for each day away from his home. The day of departure from and 
the day of arrival at his home shall count as one day. The cost of 
conveyance by rail, steamer, coach, &e., will also be allowed, but 
any member in possession of a railway pass shall not charge for any 
journey covered by such pass. 


Finance. 


13. (a) The financial year of the Board shall commence on the Ist July 
each year and end on the 30th June of the following year. 

(b) The Board shall appoint one of its Members to act as.Treasurer 
to the Board. 

(c) The Board shall appoint an Auditor or Auditors. 

(d) A duly audited statement of the Board’s accounts for the preced- 
ing financial year shall be submitted to the Minister during the month of 
October in each year. 

Accounts, &c. 


14. (a) All books of accounts shall be used in a form to be approved by the 
Minister. 

(b) Receipts on an approved form shall be issued for all moneys 
received. 

(c) All collections shall be deposited regularly at the Bank to the 
eredit of the Board either daily or at certain specified intervals. 

(d) All payments of one pound (£1) and over shall be made by cheques 
which ghall be signed by not less than two Members of the Board (one of 
them to be the Treasurer or other person acting his stead), and counter- 
signed by the Secretary or other officer or person authorised in that behalf. 

#(e) Separate cheques shall be drawn to pay all amounts excepting 
those coming under the heading of “ Petty Cash.” 

(f) No amount of over £1 shall be paid from Petty Cash. 

(g) An approved form of acquittance shall be obtained and filed in 
cash book order for all moneys disbursed. 

(h) A small eash book shall be kept in which to record petty cash 
receipts and expenditure, also one in which to record the receipts and issue 
of postage stamps. 

(7) A register of Life and Contributing Members shall be kept, also an 
inventory of furniture, instruments, and appliances, &e., and a record of all 
property. 

Fidelity Guarantee. 


15. The fidelity of all employees of the Board dealing with cash or stores 
shall be placed under guarantee. 


REGULATIONS GOVERNING OFFICERS AND OTHERS. 


Application of Regulations. 


16. Regulations 17 to 48 inclusive ghall apply to the whole of the clerical 
staff of the Board. 
Responsibility of Secretary. 


17. The Secretary shall be responsible to the Board for the proper control 
and management of the oftice. 

In furtherance of this Regulation attention is directed to the necessity 
of— 

(a) Effecting economy in dealing with and in the use of all the Board’s 
property, in the methods of working, and the number of officers 
employed. 

(b) Keeping a detailed record of all leave of absence granted to the 
Staff. 

(c) Encouraging officers to submit suggestions for increasing the 

efficiency of the office, or for diminishing the work to be performed 
and expenditure to be incurred. 


Knowledge of Acts and Regulations. 

18. Every officer is required to make himself acquainted with the pro- 
visions of the Act and of all regulations promulgated thereunder. Ignorance 
of any such provision or regulation will not be aceepte] as an excuse for any 
breach thereof. 

A copy of the Act and Regulations shall be kept available for the use of 
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Hours of Business. 


19. The office of the Board shall be open for the transaction of business 
between the hours of 9 a.m. and 4.30 p.m. from Monday to Friday inclusive, 
and between 9 a.m. and 12 noon on Saturday, or as the Board may direct. 


Time allowed for Luncheon. 


20. One hour will be allowed daily to every officer for luncheon at such 
time as the Secretary may arrange so as to prevent any interference with the 
transaction of public business. 


Attendance-book. 


21, Every officer unless specially exempted by the Board, shall enter daily 
in the attendance-book the time of his arrival and departure, and shall sign 
the same. 

The book shall be accessible for signature up to 9.15 a.m., and shall not be 
produced for recording departures until the proper hour for ceasing work. 

The Secretary shall be responsible for the proper keeping of the atten- 
dance records, and the due observance of the prescribed hours of attendance. 


Irregularity of Attendance. 


22. Any officer arriving at the office after 9.15 a.m. shall report himself 
to the Secretary, or in his absence to the next in seniority, and the latter 
shall record the time of arrival in the attendance-book. 

The Secretary shall report to the Board any officer found to be habitually 
irregular in his attendance, or who has been absent without leave during 
office hours. 

Subordination of Officers. 


23. Livery ofticer shall obey promptly all instructions given to him by the 
ofticer under whose immediate control or supervision he is placed. 

If any officer has ground of complaint he may appeal through the Seere- 
tary to the Board, but he shall carry out the instructions given until they be 
reversed by competent authority. 


Absence from Duty. 


24. No officer shall be absent from duty without leave unless reasonable 
cause be shown. o 

If any officer be prevented by illness or other cause from attending he 
shall forthwith communicate with the Secretary, and shall furnish such 
evidence of illness or other cause as the Secretary may consider necessary. 

If any officer absent himself without authority, and no satisfactory ex- 
planation be given by him for such absence, the Board may deduct from the 
salary of such officer his pay for each day of such absence. 


Duties of Absent Officers. 


25. The duties of any absent officer shall be performed by his fellow-officers 
in such manner as the Secretary may direct. 


Interchange of Duties. 


26. Every officer shall endeavour, as far as practicable, to make himself 
conversant with the general business of the office. 


Duty after usual hours. 


27. Officers shall perform duty beyond the usual hours when required or 
whenever it may be necessary to bring up arrears of work or carry out any 
emergency work. 

Overtime. 

28. Overtime shali mean time occupied in performing work which, from 
its character or from special circumstances, cannot be done during the pre- 
scribed office hours. 

Overtime shall commence at 4.30 p.m. on week days and at noon on Satur- 
days, and shall continue until such time as the Chairman ef the Board shall 
direct. One hour, shall be taken for meals, and shall be deducted from the 
overtime, Provided that no overtime shall be paid for unless the work 
extends to 8 p.m. on week days or 3 p.m. on Saturdays. Provided also that 
no tea or lunch money shall be allowed when overtime pay is given. 

The Board’s authority for working overtime shall first be obtained, except 
in cases of emergency, where it must be obtained as soon as possible after 
commencement of the work. 

Payment shall be made, with the approval of the Board, on a full state- 
ment of the overtime worked, 


Public Holidays. — 


29. Unless otherwise provided, an officer required to work on a publie 
holiday shall be allowed a day off, and for any part of a day less than four 
hours shall be allowed half a day off, at such time as the Secretary may dem 
convenient. 


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° Overtime Pay. 

30. Otticers in receipt of a yearly salary of £150 and under ghall receive 
overtime pay at the rate of 2s. per hour, and officers in receipt of salaries 
above £150 shall receive 2s. 6d. per ‘hour. 

Officers shall not remain in the office after 9 p.m. unless specially requested 
to do so. 

A senior officer must be in attendance at the office and supervise all over- 
time work, ; 
Tea Money. 

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31. Ofticers who may be required to attend after the ordinary hours to 
bring up arrears of work may be allowed 2s. 6d. for tea money provided they 

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work up to 7 o’clock p.m., in which case half an hour, from 5.30 to 6 p.m., 
may be allowed for tea, and on Saturdays luncheon allowance of 2s. 6d. may 
be paid provided the ofticers work up to 2 p.m. 

Bates et 

When signing for tea money the Secretary should certify that the work 
could not be done in reasonable time without retaining the staff after hours. 


Civie Officers. 

32. No officer shall accept or hold the office of treasurer, clerk, or auditor 
of a shire or municipality or be an executive officer of any progress associa- 
tion. 

An officer may accept and hold the office of president of a shire or mayor 
of a municipality, but shall resign such office if, in the opinion of the 
Board, the holding of such office be incompatible with the proper discharge 
of his official duties. 

Public Comment on Administration of Board. . 

33. An officer shall not publicly comment upon the administration of the 
Board, or use for any purpose other than the discharge of his official duties 
information gained by or conveyed to him through his connection with the 
office of the Board. 

Address or Testimonial. 

34. No address or testimonial shall be accepted by an officer without the 

sanction of the Board. 
Care of Property of the Board. 
35. All otheers shall be held responsible for the careful use and preserva- 


tion of all property of the Board in their custody or care, and shall bring 
under the Secretary’s notice any repairs, &¢., requiring attention, 


Rewards and Gratutties. 


36. No officer shall demand or receive for his own use from any person, 
company, or corporation any present or other remuneration of any kind 
whatever for services performed by him, either in or out of office hours, in 
connection with his official position. - 


Bankruptcy of Officers. 

37. If an officer become a bankrupt or make an assignment for the benefit 
of his creditors he shall within seven days give written notice thereof, with 
an explanation of the causes of his embarrassment, to the Secretary, who 
shall promptly submit the notice and explanation with a report for the con- 
sideration of the Board. 

The officer shall continue to perform his duties and to receive his salary 
until otherwise determined. 

Certificate of Discharge. 

38. Unless the Board has previously decided to dispense with his services 
any officer who has become a bankrupt shall within one month of the earliest 
period allowed by law for so doing, apply to the Supreme Court, in its Bank- 
ruptey Jurisdiction, for his certificate of discharge, and within seven days 
from the date of the decision of the Court on such application shall inform 
the Secretary in writing of the result of his application, and the Secretary 
shall submit such communication to the Board. 


Suspension of Officer. 
39. In any case wherein the Chairman or the Secretary be satisfied that 


an officer should be suspended from duty, such suspension shall be communi- 
cated to the officer, and the fact reported to the Board at the next meeting. 


ye continu: of such suspension, or other action regarding such offence,. 
The tinuance of such suspension, or other action regarding such offen 


shall be subject to the Board’s decision. 


Reduction and Removal of an Officer for Inefficiency. 

40. If at any time an officer, in the Secretary’s opinion, is unfitted for or 
incapable of performing work of a class equivalent to the amount of his 
salary, the fact shall be reported to the Board, who, if satisfied that such 
officer is so unfitted or incapable, may remove him to another position, or 
reduce his salary or dispense with his services. 


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Charges against Officers. 


41. If any officer is charged before any court with, or convicted of, any 
criminal or quasi-criminal offence, whether punishable by summary con- 
viction or not, the fact shall be reported by the Secretary to the next meet- 
ing of the Board. 


Leave of Absence for Recreation. 


42. Every officer shall be entitled, without diminution of salary, to leave 
of abeence for recreation for eighteen working days in respect of each com- 
pleted year of service, provided that no such leave shall be granted until an 
officer has served one year. After that period the annual leave shall be 
deemed to accrue from month to month, and the leave so accrued may be 
eranted at such time as may be found convenient. 


Short Leave. 


43. In cases of pressing necessity, an officer may be granted short leave of 
absence not exceeding three working days. If the period of short leave in 
any one year exceed this amount the excess shall be deducted from the 
annual leave accrued or to accrue under Regulation 42. 


Sick Leave. 


44, (a) The Board, on satisfactory evidence that leave is necessary on 
account of sickness or ill-health, and that in consequence an officer is unable 
to perform his duties, may grant to such officer— 


(1) Leave of absence on full pay for a period or periods not exceeding 

twenty-four working days. “= 
Such leave, or any part thereof, may be deducted from any annual 

or accumulated leave due or to become due.~ In any case, all excess 
over one month’s sick leave shall be so deducted, unless the Secre- 
tary report to the Board, on the authority of a medical certificate, 
that the officer is still confined to his bed, in which cease the leave 
without deduction from the ordinary leave, may be extended to a 
maximum of two months. 

(2) In addition to any leave granted on full pay, leave for a further 
period of twenty-four working days on half-pay. 

(3) Such further period of leave without pay as the Board may approve. 

4) In special cases the Board may grant an officer leave of absence on 
such terms and for such period as it thinks fit, if satisfied that the 
leave is necessary on account of ill-health. 


(b) The Secretary may send a medical practitioner, to whom a fee of 
10s. 6d. shall be paid, to examine any officer who is absent from duty on 
account of ill-health. 

If he be satisfied, from the report of such medical practitioner, that the 
ill-health has been caused by such officer’s own misconduct, the fee of the 
medical practitioner, and the officer’s salary for each day of his ‘absence, 
shall be deducted from any money due or to become due to such officer. 


(c) Any officer absent for more than three days shall forward to the 
Secretary a medical certificate, showing the nature of his illness; and he may 
be required to furnish a medical certificate in respect of a less period of 
absence, 

In cases of extended absence the Secretary may, if he think fit, require a 
fresh medical certificate to be furnished every week. 


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Accident Leave. 


45. If any officer become incapacitated from work by reason of injuries 
accidentally received in the execution of his duties, and not caused by 
negligence on his part, the Board may, on production of a certificate from a 
duly qualified medical practitioner, grant leave of absence for a period not 
exceeding two months, or for such further period as the Board may 
determine. 

Officers must promptly report any injury so received. In default of so 
doing, the Board may reduce or disallow pay for the period of absence. 


Public Holidays. : 


46. All holidays under the Banks and Bank Holidays Act, 1912, or any 
amendment thereof, and every other day proclaimed by the Governor as a 
public holiday throughout the State, shall be observed as holidays, so far as 
the clerical staff of the Board is concerned; provided that the Secretary 
may, with the Board’s approval, direct that the offices of the Board, or any 
portion thereof, shall be kept open for the whole or any part of such holiday, 
and may require the attendance of any officers during such time. 

In ease of prociaimed public holidays, leave shall only be allowed to such 
officers as can be spared without inconvenience to public business; and no 


overtime or days in lieu thereof shall be claimable in respect of such 
holidays. 


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* r Strangers not to intrude. 


47, Strangers or visitors should not be permitted into the private portion 
of the office, or to any place where access may be had to office records, except 
by permission of the Secretary. 


Travelling Expenses. 


48. The following shall be the general scale of allowances for travelling 
expenses for all officers other than those in respect of whom special regula- 
tions are made :— 














Rates of Allowances. 
ee ee dan ie con ee 
24 a. FoRvent, 
Chee tilly 
1 | £40) and over 17 6 | ls. 3d. up to) 25 per cent. less for time in excess 
15 hours, ot ten days. 
2 | £200 and under}! 15 O | ls. upto 1d do do 
£40). hours. 
3 | Under £209 ee 2 Ore LOdeinprtolo} do do 
hours. | 




















Tn the case of officers receiving less than £400 per annum, any officer may 
be paid by the mile, or a mileage rate, as the Chairman may decide, in leu 
of, but not in excess of, the scale rates. 


In ali cases where an officer is detained more than ten days in one place, 
25 per cent. reduction will ke made in the amount of the daily allowance 
payable to him for time in excess of ten days. 


No officer will be entitled to charge a daily allowance who, in travelling, 
stays at a place where he has not to pay for his accommodation, unless it 
appear to the Chairman that a charge may reasonably be made. 


In cases of journeys where the officer should return to his home on the 
same day, actual and necessary expenses only will be allowed. 


First-class railway and steamer fares will be allowed to all officers of the 
first and second classes, and first or second class fares, as the Chairman may 
decide, to officers of the third class. 


With respect to the words ‘cost of conveyance,” it must be distinctly 
understood that it does not empower officers to engage vehicles where there 
are public conveyances plying; but in places where public vehicles do not 
ply, or do not run at convenient hours, a mileage rate to cover the cost of 
conveyance may be allowed, not exceeding 6d. per mile; or in any special 
circumstances such rate or allowance, not exceeding actual expenses, as the 
Chairman may deem adequate, it being understood that the most rigid 
scrutiny shall be exercised in the matter of special rates or allowances. 


In exceptional cases the Chairman may allow an cfiicer travelling in his 
own conveyance on the Board’s service a mileage rate not exceeding 6d. per 
mile, or, where the circumstances justify it, such rate or allowance as may be 
determined as above prescribed; but such exceptional rate or allowance shall 
only be allowed where the Chairman considers that a saving will be effected 
by the officer so travelling in preference to using a public conveyance. 


Unless specially autharised by the Chairman, cab fares shall not be allowed 
where the distance can be traversed by the ordinary modes of conveyance, 
1 by rail, tram, omnibus, or such like vehicle. 

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Vouchers must show each day’s movements, and state the times of depar- 
ture for and of arrival at places. 


Provided that where it can be proved to the satisfaction of the Board by 
any officer that the travelling expenses he would be entitled to draw under 
this Regulation do not cover the actual expenses he is put to, the Board may 
authorise an additional payment beyond that authorised by the foregoing 
classification. 


Regulations governing Districts. 


49. The Board may upon the requisition of ten residents of any locality 
cause a public meeting to be called with a view to forming an Ambulance 
District under the Board, At such meeting a provisional committee may be 
appouited. The provisional committee may, subject to the approval of the 
Board, make all necessary arrangements for carrying on the ambulance 
work in such district, and enrolling contributors, until such time as the com- 
mittee is elected under the provisions of the Act and Regulations. 


50. Each District Committee shall appoint a Secretary and a Superin- 
tendent, the latter to hold a certificate for first aid from St. John Ambulanee 
Association. as , a. 


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Delimitation of Districts.  - e 


51. The Board may at any time and from time to time by publication in 
a newspaper circulating in the district or districts or part of the district 
or districts hereinafter referred to— 


(a) Appoint and delimit a district or districts for the purposes men- 
tioned in Section 12 of the Ambulance Transport Service Act, 
1919 (hereinafter referred to as the Act), and declare what shall be 
the boundaries of such district; 

(b) alter the boundaries of any district by taking part of one district 
and adding it to another district; 

(c) alter the boundaries of a district by adding thereto any land which 
is not within a district; 

(d) take land from any one or more districts and constitute such land 
a separate district; 

(e) divide any whole districts or parts of districts into a different 
number of districts and constitute such districts as districts under 
the said Act; 

(f) unite districts and constitute the united district as a district; 

(9g) give names to any districts constituted as aforesaid; 

(h) correct errors in the publication of the boundaries of districts. 


52. (i) A proposal to the Board to exercise any power under Section 12 of 
the said Act or under the foregoing Regulations may be submitted to the 
Board— 


(a) by a District Committee of a district, or 

(6) by a provisional committee of an area which it is proposed should 
be appointed and delimited as a district; 

(c) in case where the status of any whole -district will be directly 
affected—by the District Committee of such district, or 

(d) in case where part of area is proposed to be separated from one 
district and attached to another district, or is proposed to be 
ereated a separate district—by the District Committee of any or 
either of the districts to be so affected. 





(ii) If the Board decide to proceed with any such proposal it shall 
publish notice of its intention so to do in one or more newspapers circu- 
lating in the district or districts or areas to be affected. 

(iii) Within the time fixed in such notice objection to the proposal 
may be lodged with the Board at its office in Sydney by a District Com- 
mittee of any of the said districts, or by any member of such District Com- 
mittee, or by any person or persons resident in the district or area to be 
affected. 

(iv) If any objection be duly lodged and if the Board after con- 
sidering such objection decide to proceed further with the proposal, the 
Board shall refer it for inquiry and report to a subcommittee of the Board 
to be appointed by the Board. 

(v) If objection be not duly lodged or if the report made as the result 
of inquiry following on the lodging of objection be in favour of the pro- 
psal (with or without modification), the proposal with such modification, if 
any, as may be found advisable may be adopted by the Board, and a district 
appointed and delimited accordingly. 


District Comnuttees. 


53. A District Committee shall consist of not less than seven members 
and not more than twelve members. No person shall be eligible to hold 
office on any District Committee unless he is a contributor within the mean- 
ing of the Act. Nominations for office-bearers shall be sent to the Secre- 
tary in writing at least seven days before the annual meeting. Nomina- 
tions shall be proposed and seconded and consented to by the nominee. 

54. The annual meeting of the contributors of districts shall be held 
during the month of September in each year. 

*55. At such, annual meeting the contributors may elect a President wid 
Vice-Presidents if they so desire, and may appoint a trustee for special 
funds; such appointment shall be notified in writing to and registered with 
the Board. 

56. In every contested election the sole shall be by ballot, and the 
chairman of the meeting at which such election is held shall appoint two 

_serutineers. Voting by proxy shall not be permitted. 

57. Eight shall be a quorum at any meeting of contributors. If at the 
expiration of half an hour from the time fixed for holding such meeting a 
quorum is not present, the contributors present shall adjourn the meeting 
for such period as they think fit (not exceeding fourteen days), and notice 
of such adjourned meeting shall be given by advertisement as provided by 
clause 59 of these poe and if at such adjourned meeting a quorum 
be not present, those contributors who are present shall transact the business 
for which the meeting was called. 


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58. No person shall be eligible to vote at any annual meeting, or other 
meeting of contributors, unless such person is a contributor within the 
meaning of the Act. 


59. The Secretary of each district shall eall all meetings of contributors 
to that district by advertisement published in one or more of the news- 
papers circulating in the place where the meeting is to be held at least one 
week before the meeting. Such advertisements shall state the time and 
place of such meeting and the business proposed to be transacted thereat. 


60. A report and audited statement of the accounts relating to each dis- 
trict shali be submitted to the annual meeting of the contributors to such 
district. 


Each district shall forward to the Secretary to the Board within one 
month after such annual meeting three copies of such report and statement 
of accounts in a printed form. 


61. A District Committee shall meet at least once a month, at such place 
and hour as the committee may determine. 


62. Four members of any District Committee shall form a quorum. 


63. At the first meeting of a District Committee after the annual meeting, 
a chairman for the year shall be elected from such Committee. Such chair- 
man shall have a deliberative as well as a casting vote. 


64. In the absence of the chairman from any meeting of the District 
Committee the members of such committee present shall elect a chairman 
for that meeting. 

Finance. 


65. (a) The financial year of a district shall commence on the Ist July 
each year and end on the 30th June of the following year. 
(b) The District Committee shall appoint one of its members to act 
as treasurer to the District. 
(ec) The District Committee shall appoint an auditor or auditors. 


Fidelity Guarantee. 


66. The fidelity of all employees of a District Committee dealing with 
cash or stores shall be placed under guarantee. 


Accounts, &c. 


67. (a) All books of accounts shall be used in a form to be approved by 
the Board. 

(b) Receipts on an approved form shall be issued for all moneys 
received. 

(c) All collections shall be deposited regularly at the bank to the 
credit of the district committee either daily or at certain specified intervals. 

(d) All payments of £1 (one pound) and over shall be made by 
cheques which shall be signed by not less than two members of the district 
committee (one of them to be the treasurer or other person acting in his 
stead), and countersigned by the secretary or other officer or person author- 
ised in that behalf. 

(e) Separate cheques shall be drawn to pay all amounts excepting 
those coming under the heading of “ Petty Cash.” 

(f) No amount of over £1 shall be paid from petty cash. 

(g) An approved fom of acquittance shall be obtained and filed in 
cash book order for all moneys disbursed. 

(h) A small cash book shall be kept in which to record petty cash 
receipts and expenditure, also one in which to record the receipts and issue 
of postage stamps. 

(i) A register of life and contributing members shall be kept; also an 
inventory of furniture, instruments and appliances, &., and a record of all 
property. 

(7) Receipt books and acquittanees for moneys disbursed need not be 
kept longer than three years from their last audit, but a record should be 
kept of all butts and acquittances destroyed from time to time. Account 
books should not be destroyed. 


68. The treasurer of each District shall at each monthly meeting place 
before the committee of such District a statement of the receipts and expen- 
diture for the preceding month, together with the particulars of the banking 
account of such District, and all accounts shall be passed by such committee 
and certified by the chairman before payment. 


69. A District Committee shall receive, have charge of, and be responsible 
for all moneys subscribed to or collected for or on behalf of the District 
Committee, whether by donation or by subscription. 


70. No appeal for financial assistance shall be made by any District Com- 
mittee outside its own area as delimited by the Board, except with the sane- 
tion of the Board first obtained. 


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71. District Committees wishing to nominate life members are required 
to submit in writing such name or names to the Board setting out the 
grounds upon which such nomination is made. A Register of Lite and 
Contributing Members shall be kept. 

72. Each District Committee may appoint sub-committees to deal with 
such matters as from time to time may be referred to them by such District 
Committee. Such sum-committees may include persons not members of a 
District Committee. 

73. If any member of a District Committee absents himself from three 
consecutive meetings thereof without having obtained leave of absence from 
the District Committee, his seat may be declared vacant by such District 
Committee. 

74. Any vacancy occurring in a District Committee during the year shall 
be filled by such District Committee, and the person so appointed shall hold 
office for the residue of his predecessor’s term. 

The chairman of each District Committee, or any two members 
therecf, may require the secretary to call a special meeting of the committee 
at any time by notice in writing delivered to the secretary stating the busi- 
ness proposed to be transacted or the resolution proposed to be submitted 
thereat. At least twenty-four hours notice of:a special meeting and of the 
business to be transacted or the resolution to be submitted at such meeting 
shall be given to the members of the committee by the secretary. 

76. A District Committee may from time to time appoint or employ such 
and so many officers and servants as it thinks fit, and remove or dismiss 
them. A District Committee may delegate these or more limited powers; to 
one of its members or to its senior officer, 


Suberdination of Officers and Employees. 


77. Every officer or employee shall obey promptly all instructions given to 
him by the officer under whose immediate control or supervision he is 
placed. If any officer or employee has ground of ‘complaint he may appeal 
through the senior officer of the district to the District Committee, but he 
shall carry out the instructions given until they be reversed by competent 
authority. : 

In any case where the:senior officer has suspended an officer or employee 
from duty, such suspension shall be communieated to the officer or em- 
ployee and the fact reported to the District Committee at the next meeting. 
The continuance of such suspension shall be subject to the District Com- 
mitee’s decision. 

78. A candidate for employment under any District Committee must be 
a British subject, physically strong, free from disease or defect in limb, 
hearing, or sight, and not subject to fits. He must be prepared to submit 
himself to a medical examination prior to appointment. 


REGULATIONS AS TO AMBULANCE OPERATIONS WITHIN A 
DISTRICT, 


Medical and Surgical Transperts other than Accidents. 


79. Ambulances from District Stations are at liberty to undertake trans- 
_ ports from their own to any other district, but should not go into another 
district to remove a case therefrom unless by arrangement with the officer 
in charge of station in such district, 
80. No cases of transport to a Public Hospital shall be undertaken with- 
out the authority of a medical practitioner or of the Hospital authorities. 


The Transport of Invalids. 


81. Transports to and from Private Hospitals and other transports may 
be eels and arranged by the officer in charge of a district. 
S2, Ambwalnce employees or officers are not allowed to accept gratuities. 


Public Hospital Charges. 
£3. No charge shall be made for transports to or from Public Hospitals. 


Private Hospital or Private House Fees, 


84. The charge for transports to a Private Hospital or house shall not 
exceed £1 1s. for any distance up to 3 miles, and 8s. for every additional 
mile or part thereof, plus all punt, ferry, and other incidental expenses. 


Uniforms. 


85. Employees in possession of uniforms must wear same when on duty ; 
when off duty they are not allowed to wear bit es peor the permission 
of the officer in charge. 


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Rate of Speed for Motor Ambulances. 


86. Drivers of motor ambulances travelling to or from a case must not 
exceed 15 MILES per hour. At intersections of streets, passing standing 
trams, crossing tram lines, and turning corners they must not exceed 4 
miles per hour. 

Management of Motor Ambulance. 


87. When the motor ambulance is in use the driver is solely responsible 
for the management and safety of the car; in all matters pertaining to the 
welfare of the patient the driver will be subject to the ambulance employee 
in charge of the case, 

Senior Officer on a Case. 


88. The senior officer on a case shall always be in charge, and will be held 
responsible; drivers must comply with any request from him so long aa 
such compliance does not involve infringement of any of these Regula- 
tions. 

89. The officer in charge must promptly notify the police of all accidents 
attended to in which it is thought that fatal results may ensue. 

90. Officers in charge of districts shall keep a record of cases attended 
and miles travelled in the manner prescribed by the Board. 


Case Slips. 


91. Senior employee on case will fill in all*particulars on case slip in a 
form or to the effect of the Schedule A hereto, taking care to enter details 


correctly. ‘On returning to station case slips to be handed to officer in 


charge, who will examine particulars, and if satisfied with same initial 
them. 
Device to be used on all Property and Stationery. 


92. The device of the New South Wales Ambulance Transport Service 
Board shall be an eight-pointed red cross on a white background, surrounded 
by two red circles, between which circles shall be the words NEW SOUTH 
WALES AMBULANCE TRANSPORT SERVICE BOARD in red 


lettering. 


This device shall be used on all stationery and property in all districts, 
See Schedule B. 





ScHEDULE A, 


NEW SOUTH WALES AMBULANCE TRANSPORT SERVICE. 
A, Eee he ars DISTRICYr, 
Case Slip. 


Date 


Station 





Name 

Occupation 
Address 

Nature of Case 
Treatment 

From 

Ls Ds) 

Doctor Certifying 
Doctor Admitting 
Time out 

Arrival at Hospital 
Time in 

Mileage 

Attended by 
Ambulance 
Remarks 
Transport 





Scuepute B. (For all stationery.) ' 


ijkui «= NEW SOUTH WALES AMBULANCE TRANSPORT SERVICE, - 


Bie O16iel > © 0 2) 5) a 6 9, 6/07 .01@ ¥ se 





678 


6786 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 176, 








[4244] Department of the Attorney-General and of Justice, 


Sydney, 22nd December, 1922. 


IIIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, 
has been pleased to approve of the following Regulation, made in pursuance 
of the provisions of Section 202 of the Conveyancing Act, 1919, prescribing 
the form of Appointment of a Receiver by a Mortgagee under Section 115 (1) 
of the Act mentioned. 


of hag se 5 Pk Ba 


CONVEYANCING ACT, 1919. 
REGULATION, 
Pursuant to Section 115 (1) of the Conveyancing Act, 1919, the form in or 
to the effect of the Schedule hereto is prescribed for the appointment of a 
receiver by a Mortgagee under the power conferrd by that Act. 
SCHEDULE. — 
Appointment of « Receiver by a Mortgagee. 


ie , of [residence and occupation], the Mortgagee under 
instrument of Mortgage dated registered No. , given by 
to , being entitled to appoint a 
receiver under the power in that behalf conferred by the Conveyancing Act, 
1919, and having become entitled to exercise the power of sale conferred by 
such Act, hereby in exercise of the first mentioned power appoint 
of [residence and occupation], to be the receiver of the rents, profits, and 
income of [if the appointment is to be in respect of part of the rents, profits, 
and income only alter the form accordingly and state the part|, the property 
comprised in the said Mortgage the particulars whereof are mentioned in the 
Schedule hereto, and I specify the rate of [fill in rate but not to excced five] 
per centum on the gross amount of all moneys received by the said receiver 
as the rate of commission which the said receiver is entitled to retain, and I 
direct [strike out this direction if not intended to be given] the said receiver 
to insure and keep insured against loss or damage by fire any building, effects, 
or property comprised in the said Mortgage, whether affixed to the freehold 


[29 Dec., 


1922, 


—_—_—— 


or not, being of an insurable nature. 


The said Receiver accepts this appointment. 


Dated this day of 


Signed by the said [insert name of Mortgagec], in the presence of 


Witness: 


Signed by the said [insert name of Receiver], in the presence of 


Witness: 
THE 


SCHEDULE, 


[Insert particulars of mortgaged property. | 


Notr,—This appointment entitles on registration only the person appointed to exercise the powers con- 


ferred by Section 115 of the said Act on the Receiver, 





[4355] Board of Architects of New South Wales, 

Education Building, 

Bridge-street, Sydney, 
16th December, 1922. 
ARCHITECTS ACT, No. 8, 1921. 

_ REGISTRATION OF ARCHITECTS. 

N OTICE is hereby given that the Architects Act, 

No. 8, 1921, was proclaimed as coming into force 
on lst August, 1922. The Regulations take effect from 
the date of publication in the Government Gazette, 
viz., 24th November, 1922. 

Applicants must have attained the age of 21 years, 
and satisfy the Board that they are of good fame and 
character, 

Subject to the provisions of the Act a person shall 
be entitled to be registered as an architect who (a) 
passes the prescribed examination; (b), (c), and (id) 
holds a prescribed degree, diploma, or license of com- 
petency ; (e) has, prior to lst August, 1922, completed 
a term of not less than five years as an articled pupil 
or assistant to a practising architect in New South 
Wales, or has, prior to the Ist November, 1921, prac- 
tised as an architect in New South Wales as his sole 
or main source of livelihood; (f/f) is engaged in the 
acquirement of professional knowledge in architecture 
and passes the prescribed examination ; (g) has, during 


four years preceding Ist August, 1922, been a com- 
petent teacher of architecture. 
Persons desiring registration under paragraphs 


(d), (e), (f), or (gq) are requqired to make application 
before 3lst January, 1923. 

Application must be made on the prescribed form, 
and ‘be accompanied by the registration fee of £3 3s. 
Forms of applicaticns, which embody the necessary 
declaration and forms of certificates, tovether with a 
copy of the Act, Regulations, and directions relating 
to registration may be obtained at the office of the 


Board. 
EK. WILLIAMS, 
Recistrar. 


| 4265 } Sydney, 29th December, 1922. 
APPLICATIONS FOR LEASES FOR OYSTER 
CULTURE. 


ibe is hereby notified that the undermentioned per- 

sons have applied to lease for oyster culture the 
portions of land described hereunder opposite their 
respective names. 


Objections may be lodged at the Chief Secretary’s 
Department, Fisheries Branch, within thirty days of 
the date of this notice against the leasing of any of 
the portions. If interference with a hauling ground 
is alleged, a statutory declaration by a licensed 
fisherman must be submitted to the effect that the 
area has been hauled during the preceding twelve 


months. 
; EK. B. HARKNESS, 
Under Secretary. 


Application No. 12,068, William Thomas Burton, on 
the eastern hank of the West Arm of Panbula 
River, identical with the applicant’s expired 
Oyster Lease No. 5.156, parish Panbula, county 
Auckland, 142 yards foreshore; term of lease, 
fifteen years. 


Application No, 12,120, William Rigdon Mallinson, 
offshore at Hawkesbury River, adjoining Appli- 
cation No, 12,045, east of the railway embank- 
ment at Brooklyn, parish Cowan, county Cumber- 
land, about 1 acre; term of lease, ten years. 


Application No. 12,127, Henry Edmunds, at Hastings 
River, adjoining the southern end of Oyster Lease 
No. 9,258, fronting portion No. 33 of 51 acres, 
parish Torrens, county Macquarie, 100 yards fore- 
shore; term of lease, ten years. 


29 Dro, 1922.] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 176. 


6°87 





[4353 ] Office of the Railway Commissioners 
for New South Wales, 
Sydney, 29th December, 1922. 
opHE Railway Commissioners for New South Wales 
hereby notify that on and from the 8th January, 
1923, the Railway from Barmedman to Ranken’s 
Springs (a distance of 71 miles) will be open for public 
traffic, and that the existing rates, charges, by-laws, 
and regulations will apply to the said line of railway. 
By order, 
W.J. MORRIS, 
Secretary to the Railway Commissioners 
for New South Wales. 





[4243] Office of the Railway Commissioners, 
Sydney, 22nd December, 1922. 
|" is hereby notified, for the information of the 
public, that the lands described in the Schedule 
hereto are, with the consent of His Excellency the 
Governor, dedicated under section 81 of the Public 
Works Act, 1912, as public highways. 
JAMES FRASER, 
J. H. CANN, 
Constructing Authority. 





SCHEDULE. 


All that piece or parcel of land situate in the Shire 
of Bellingen parish of Newry county of Raleigh and 
State of New South Wales being part of reserve 
27307 Commencing at a point on the northern boun- 
dary of reserve 27307 aforesaid bearing 89 degrees 
16 minutes and distant 160779 links from the north- 
western corner of the said reserve and bounded thence 
by the eastern side of a road diversion of variable 


width by lines as follow bearing 149 degrees 51 
minutes 652443 links 174 degrees 24 minutes 41 


seconds 441°92 links thence by a line bearing 256 
degrees 16 minutes 7 seconds 50°5 links to the eastern 
boundary of the Macksville to Coff’s Harbour rail- 
way thence by part of that railway boundary by lines 
as follow bearing 354 degrees 24 minutes 41 seconds 
317°89 links 329 degrees 51 minutes 679°35 links to 
the aforesaid northern boundary of reserve 27307 
' thence by part of that reserve boundary forming also 
part of the southern side of South-street bearing 89 
degrees 16 minutes 114°80 links to the point of com- 
mencement be the said several dimensions al] a little 
more or less containing an area of 3 roods 6} perches 
or thereabouts being part of reference number 151 
on the proclaimed plan and book of reference of the 
Macksville to Coft’s Harbour Railway Part 1. . 

Also all that piece or parcel of land situate in the 
shire parish county and State aforesaid being part 
of lots 9 and 10 of a subdivision of portion 101 de- 
posited plan 6170 Commencing at the south-eastern 
corner of lot 10 aforesaid and bounded thence by the 
western side of a road diversion bearing 334 degrees 
55 minutes 25 seconds 19643 links to the northern 
boundary of the said lot 9 thence by part of that lot 
boundary forming also part of the south-eastern side 
of a lane 31 links wide bearing 35 degrees 16 minutes 
115°08 links to the western boundary of the Macks- 
ville to Coff’s Harbour railway thence by part of that 
railway boundary bearing 154 degrees 55 minutes 25 
seconds 32°32 links to the eastern boundary @f the 
said lot 9 thence by part of that lot boundary and the 
whole of the eastern boundary of lot 10 aforesaid 
bearing 179 degrees 16 minutes 242°62 links to the 
point of commencement be the said several dimen- 
sions all a little more or less containing an area of 
184 perches or thereabouts being part of reference 
number 1563p on the proclaimed plan and book of 
reference of the Macksville to Coff’s Harbour Rail- 
way Part 1. 

Also all that piece or parcel of land situate in the 
shire parish county and State aforesaid being part of 
lots 5 6 and 7 of a subdivision of portion 101 
deposited plan 6170 Commenting at the intersection 
of the north-western boundary of lot 7 aforesaid with 
the western boundary of the Macksville to Coff’s Har- 
}ho-» railway bearing 215 degrees 16 minutes and 
Jictant 280°88 links from the northern corner of lot 
& deposited plan 6170 and bounded thence by part of 
the aforesaid railway boundary by lines as_ follow 
bearing 151 degrees 06 minutes 13 seconds 178°44 
links 154 degrees 55 minutes 25 seconds 12822 links 
to the south-western boundary of lot 6 aforesaid 
thence by part of that lot boundary and part of the 
south-western boundary of lot 5 aforesaid forming 
also part of the north-western side of a lane 31 links 
wide bearing 215 degrees 16 minutes 115°08 links 
thence by the western side of a road diversion by 





lines as follow bearing 834 degrees 55 minutes 295 
seconds 181°82 links 331 degrees 06 minutes 13 seconds 
126°69 links to the north-western boundary of lot 5 
aforesaid thence by part of that lot boundary the 
whole of the northern boundary of lot 6 aforesaid and 
part of the northern boundary of lot 7 aforesaid 
forming also part of the south-eastern boundary of 
a road 100 links wide bearing 35 degrees 16 minutes 
11110 links to the point of commencement be the 
said several dimensions all a little more or less con- 
taining an area of 1 rood 9 perches or thereabouts 
being part of reference numbers 1534 and 153n on the 
proclaimed plan and book of reference of the Macks- 
ville to Coffs Harbour Railway Part 1. | 

Also all that piece or parcel of land situate in the 
shire parish county and State aforesaid being part 
of lots 1 2 3 and 4 of a subdivision of portion 55 de- 
posited plan 7338 Commencing at the intersection 
of the northern boundary of lot 1 aforesaid with the 
western boundary of the Macksville to Coff’s Har- 
bour railway bearing 269 degrees 16 minutes and 
distant 222°95 links from the north-eastern corner of 
the said lot 1 and bounded thence by part of the 
western boundary of the Macksville to Cofft’s Harbour 
railway by lines as follow bearing 149 degrees 51 
minutes 105°50 links 151 degrees 6 minutes 13 seconds 
93°82 links to the eastern boundary of lot 3 afore- 
said thence by part of that lot boundary and part 
of the eastern boundary of lot 4 aforesaid forming 
also part of the north-western side of a road_ 100 
links wide bearing 215 degrees 16 minutes 111711 links 
thence by the western side of a road diversion by lines 
as follow bearing 331 degrees 6 minutes 13. seconds 
14115 links 329 degrees 51 minutes 160°79 links to the 
northern boundary of lot 2 aforesaid thence by part 
of that lot boundary and part of the northern boun- 
dary of lot 1 aforesaid forming also part of the 
southern side of South-street bearing 89 degrees 16 
minutes 114°80 links to. the point of commencement 
be the said several dimensions all a little more or 
less containing an area of 1 rood or thereabouts being 
part of reference number 154 on the proclaimed plan 
and book of reference of the Macksville to Coff’s 
Harbour Railway Part 1. 

Also all that piece or parcel of land situate in the 
shire parish county and State aforesaid being part 
of section 12 village of Urunga Commencing at the 
intersection of the southern boundary of section 
12 aforesaid with the western boundary of the Macks- 
ville to Coff’s Harbour railway bearing 89 degrees 
16 minutes and distant 160°86 links from the south- 
western corner of the aforesaid section and bounded 
thence by part of the southern boundary of that sec- 
tion forming also part of the northern side of South- 
street bearing 269 degrees 16 minutes 11480 links 
thence by the western side of a road diversion bearing 
329 degrees 51 minutes 93°78 links ta the western 
boundary of section 12 thence by part of that section 
boundary forming also part of the eastern side of Com- 
laroi-street bearing 359 degrees 16 minutes 203°60 links 
to the western boundary of the aforesaid railway 
thence by part of that railway boundary bearing 149 
degrees 51 minutes 327°51 links to the point of com- 
mencement be the said several dimensions all a little 
more or less containing an area of 334 perches or there- 
abouts being part of reference number 155 on the pro- 
claimed plan and book of reference of the Macksville 
to Coff’s Harbour Railway Part 1. 


Also all that piece or parcel of land situate in the 
shire parish county and State aforesaid being part 
of section 13 village of Urunga Commencing at the 
intersection of the northern boundary of section 13 
aferesaid with the western boundary of the Macks- 
ville to Coff’s Harbour railway bearing 269 degrees 
16 minutes and distant 11951 links from the north- 
eastern corner of the aforesaid section and bounded 
thence by part of the western boundary of the afore- 
said railway by lines as follow bearing 201 degrees 17 
minutes 18 seconds 191°84 links 149 degrees 51 
minutes 389'77 links to the eastern boundary of sec- 
tion 13 aforesaid thence by part of that section 
boundary forming also part of the western side 
of Comlaroi-street bearing 179 degrees 16 minutes 
20360 links thence by the western side of a road 
diversion bearing 329 degrees 51 minutes 827°68 links 
to the northern boundary of section 13 aforesaid 
thence by part, of that section boundary forming also 
part of the southern boundary of Newry-street bear- 
ing 89 degrees 16 minutes 287'01 links to the point of 
commencement be the said several dimensions all 
a little more or less containing an area of 3 roods 18 
perches or thereabouts being part of Reference 
number 158 and the whole of reference number 159 
on the proclaimed plan and book of reference of the 
Macksville to Coft’s Harbour Railway Part 1. 


6788 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 176. 


[29 Dec., 1922. 











[4242] Office of the Railway Commissioners, 


Sydney, 22nd December, 1922. 


T is hereby notified, for the information of the 
public, that the lands described in the Schedule 
hereto are, with the consent of His Excellency the 
Governor, ‘dedicated under section 81 of the: Public 
Works Act, 1912, as public highways. 


JAMES FRASER, 


J, H, CANN, 
Constructing Authority. 
SCHEDULE. 


All that picce or parcel of land situate in the Shire 
of Dorrigo parish of Coff county of Fitzroy and State 
of New South Wales being part of portion 102 Com- 
mencing at the intersection of the western boundarw 
of a road diversion 100 links wide with the western 
side of a road 100 links wide bearing 158 degrees 44 
minutes and distant 618°83 links from the intersection 
ot the northern boundary of portion 102 with the 
western side of the aforesaid road and bounded thence 
by part of that road boundary bearing 158 degrees 44 
minutes 293'21 links to the western boundary of the 
Coff’s Harbour to Glenreagh railway thence by part 
of that railway boundary by lines as follow 2/1°87 
links of the are of a cirele of 15 chains 90°91 links 
radius the centre of which lies east of a chord hearing 
168 degrees 53 minutes 04 seconds 27154 links 1Ld& 
degrees 50 minutes 16 seconds 262'08 links to the west- 
ern side of the aforesaid road thence by part of that 
road boundary bearing 179 degrees 22 minutes 27175 
links thence by the western side of the said road 
diversion by lines as follow bearing 336 degrees 10 
minutes 54 seconds 101°52 links 338 degrees 50 minutes 
16 seconds 419°49 links 57808 links of the are of a 
circle of 16 chains $091 links radius the centre of 
which lies east of a chord bearing 353 degrees 57 
minutes 86 seconds 575'27 links to the point of com- 
mencement be the said several dimensions all a little 
more or less containing an area of 3 roods 12 9/10 
perches or thereabouts being part of reference number 
40 on the proclaimed plan and beok of reference of 
the Coff’s Harbour to Glenreagh Railway, Part 1. 

Also all that piece or parcel of land situate as afore- 
said being part ct portion 47 Commencing at the 
intersection cf the southern boundary of tne Coff’s 
Harbour to Glenreagh railway with the eastern bour- 
dary of portion 47 aforesaid and bounded thence. by 
part of the aforesaid portion boundary bearing 180 
degrees 12 minutes 10443 links thence by lines as 
follow bearing 286 degrees 57 minutes 24 seconds 
27829 links 306 degrees 57 minutes 44 seconds 247°42 
links 296 degrees VO minutes 24 seconds 715°65 links 
61898 links of the are of a circle of 43 chains 90°91 
links radius tha centre of which lies north-east of a 
chord bearing 300 degrees 02 minutes 42 seconds 
618°47 links to the southern side of a road 160 links 
wide thence by part of that road boundary by lines 
as follow bearing 111 degrees £0 minutes 443°52 links 
119 degrees 19 minutes 578 links 112 degrees 08 minutes 
278 links 106 degrees 38 minutes 1388°62 links to the 
southern boundary of the Coff’s Harbour to Glenreagh 
railway thence by part of that railway boundary by 
lines as fellow bearing 125 degrees 57 minutes 44 
seconds 145°77 links 106 degrees 57 minutes 24 seconds 
221°45 links to the point of commencement be the said 
several dimensions all a little more or less containing 
an area oi 1 acre O roods 263 paren es or thereabouts 
being part of reference number 23 on the proclaimed 
plan Phd book of reference of the Coff’s Harbour 
to Glenreagh Railway Part 1 and the whole of the 
land comprised in reference number 234 resumed by 
notification in Gazette No. 204 folio 6955 of 26th Nov- 
ember 1520. q 

Also all that piece or parcel of land situate in the 
portion shire parish county and State aforesaid Com- 
mencing at the intersection of the southern boundary 
of the Coff’s Harbour to Glenreagh Railway Part 1 
with the south-western side of a road 100 links wide 
and bounded thence by lines as follow bearing 14] 
degrees 18 minutes 61°04 Jinks 124 degrees 02 minutes 
172°82 links thence by the southern side of a road 
diversion 100 links wide by lines as follow bearing 282 
degrees 57 minutes 56 seconds 429'91 links 280 decrees 
23 minutes 24 seconds 19905 links 283 degrees ‘ 
minutes 43 seconds 41958 links 34613 links of the are 
of a circle of 16 chains 90°91 links radius the attr 
of which hes north-east of a chord bearing 293 de- 
grees 54 minutes 28 seconds 345°53 links to the east- 
ern side of a road 100 links wide thence by part of 
that road boundary bearing 352 degrees 37 minutes 














127'82 links to the southern boundary of. the Coft’s 
Harbour to Glenreagh railway thence by part of that 
railway boundary by 39864 links of the are of a 
circle of 15 chains $0°91 links radius the centre of 
which lies north-east of a chord bearing 115 degrees 
22 minutes 32 seconds 39759 links 103 degrees 02 
minutes 43 seconds 412°79 iinks 100 degrees 23 minutés 
24 seconds 198°98 links 102 degrees 57 minutes 56 
seconds 223°01 links to the point of commencement be 
the said several dimensions all a little more or less 
containing an area cf 1 acre 1 rood 74 ‘perches or 
thereabouts being part of reference number 25 on the 
proclaimed plan and hook of reference of the Coff’s 
Harbour to Glenreagh Railway Part 1. 

Also all that piece or parcel of land situate in the 
shire parish county and State aforesaid being part. of 
portions 47 and 48 Commencing at the intersection 
of the southern boundary of the Coff’s Harbour to 
Glenreagh Railway Part 1 with the northern boundary 
cf the portion 48 aforesaid and bounded thence by part 
of the aforesaid railway boundary by 503°42 links of 
the are cf a circle of 15 chains 90°91 links radius the 
centre of which lies north-east of a chord bearing 130 
degrees 29 minutes 43 seconds 501°32 links to the east- 

erm side of a road 100 links wide thence by part of 
that road boundary bearing 172 degrees 37 minutes 
187'06 links thence by the southern side of a road 
diverston 100 links wide by 687-11 links of the are of a 
circle cf 16 chains $091 links radius the centre of 
which les north-east of a chord bearing 314 degrees 
56 minutes 57 seconds 633°35 link 3 thence by lines as 
follow bearing 277 degrees 04 fhirtlrbes 120°40 links 299 
degrees 39 minutes 16 seconds 154°92 links to the 
southern side of a road 150 links wide thence by part 
ef that road boundary bearing 93 Cegrees 37 minutes 
30 seconds-351°91 links to the point of commencement 
be the said several dimensions all a little more or less 
containing an area of 2 roods 342 perches or there- 
abouts being part of reference number 27 the whole of 
27, and part of 284 on the proclaimed plan and book 
of reference of the Coff’s Harbour to Glenreagh Rail- 
way Part 1, 





j HK Water Conservation and Irrigation Commis- 
sion requires the services of a Matron for its 
hospital at Burrinjuck. Salary at the rate of £226 
per annum, from which cost of keep of Matron and 
maid is to be met by Matron. Wages of maid to be 
met by Commission, Full particulars, together with 
forms of application, obtainable from the undersigned , 
to whom application, with copies only of testimonials, 
should be sent not later than 8th January, 1923. 


i BH. BEVAN, 
Acting Secretary, 
247 George-street, Sydney. 
1922-2 [4277] 


[ W.. .dr 52. 913] 





APPOINTMENT OF SANITARY INSPECTOR 
UNDER THE PUBLIC HEALTH ACT, 1902. 


j pursuance of the power conferred upon him as 
& Local Authority under the Public Health Act, 
1902, for the Police District of Bourke, in the State of 
New South Wales, Sergeant Second Class Samuel 
Robert, Kirkland, Local Authority for the said Police 
Distrfét, has appointed Constable Percy Joseph Shar- 
man, of Ford’s Bridge, as Sanitary Inspector for the 
purpose of carrying into effect the provisions of the 
Public Health Act at Ford’s Bridge, within the 
Police District of Bourke,—such appointment to take 
effect as on and from the 20th day of December, 1922. 


JAMES MITCHELL, 


[4232] Inspector- General of Police. 





QUARTER SESSIONS. 


NOTICE is hereby given that Courts of ou wies 
Sessions in and for the State of New South Wales will 
bo holden during January next, at the Court-house, 
at the following time and place, viz. :— 


Yass, Monday, 29th January; 


when and where all persons under recognisances to 
appear as prosecutors, witnesses, or defendants, or 
who have appeals to interpose, or other business to 
transact, are desired to give their attendance respec- 
tively at 10 o’clock in the forenoon. 


A. E. WITHY, 
Office of Clerk of the Peace, Clerk of the Peace. 
Sydney, 21st December, 1922, [4226] 


29 Dec., 1922,] 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 176. 


679. 


ee ae ea, fs es Si Se I eee 


Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
Sydney, 5th December, 1922. 


NOTICE.TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


Norrcy to THE OwNERS or TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
IN— 


Newtown: Mechanic-street, from Church-street to 
Hordern-street (60,297). } 
Randwick: Melody-street, from existing main to 


Allison-road 86 yards (60,312). 
Waverley: Portland-street, from 
Dover-road 98 yards (60,3138). 
Dundas: Station-street, from existing main to Kent- 
street 273 yards (80,165). 

Hunter's Hill: Rose-street, from Joubert-street to 
- Reiby-road; Reiby-road, from Rose-street south- 
easterly 170 yards (80,157). 

North Sydney: Wast-avenue, 
New-street; New-street, 
Tiley-street (80,153). 


And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 
alleys opening thereunto. 


HE main pipe in the said street having been laid 
down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated at above are hereby required, on or before 
the nineteenth day of January next, to cause a 
proper pipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply 
water from the main pipe to such tenements and 
premises. 


existing main to 


from Pine-street to 


from 


G. H,. SOUTHWICK, 


Inspector to the Board of Water Supply 
and Sewerage. 


[3867] 





Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
Sydney, 15th December, 1922. 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


Notice To THE OwneERS oF TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
IN— 


Hornsby Shire: New Line road, from Pennant Hills 
road north-westerly 2,664 vards; New Line road, 
from end of 6-inch main north-westerly 549 yards 
(80,160); Shepherds-lane, from New Line road 
north-easterly 463 yards (80,056). 

Manly: Battle-boulevarde, from existing main east- 
erly 506 yards (80,161). 


And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 
alleys opening thereunto. 


a BS main pipe in the said streets having been laid 
down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated at above are hereby required, on or before 
the twenty-sixth day cf January next, to cause a 
proper pipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply 
water from the main pipe to such tenements and 

premises, 
G. H. SOUTHWICK, 


Inspector to the Board of Water Supply » 


140281 and Sewerage. 





Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
Sydney, 18th December, 1922. 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


Notice To THE OWNERS or TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
IN— 

Hunter’s Hill: Bonnefin-road, from Martin-street 
north-westerly 1€8 yards (80,156). 

Manly: Wanganella-street, from existing main to 
Kitchener-street, 91 yards; Kitchener-street, from 
Wanganella-street to West-street (80,131). 

And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 
alleys opening thereunto. 


HE main pipe in the said street having been laid 
A down, the owners of all tenements and premises 
situated at above are hereby required, on or before 
the second day of February next, to cause a proper 
pipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply water 
from the maim pipe to-such tenements and premises. 


G. H. SOUTHWICK, 


Inspector to the 
[4091 ] Board of Water Supply and Sewerage. 


No. 176, 29 Ducempsr, 1922,—2, 


East-avenue to — 





Metropolitan Board of Water Supply: and Sewerage, 
Sydney, 14th November, 1922. 
NOTICH TO LAY SERVICH PIPES. 


Norice to THE OWNERS OF TENEMENTS AND, PREMISES 
IN 


Bankstown: Park-road, from existing main westerly 
and southerly 734 yards (60,264). e 

Rockdale: Evans-street, from Rocky Point road easterly 
224 yards (60,281). : 


And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and alleys 
opening thereunto. 


\HE main pipe in the said streets having been laid , 
al down, the owners of all tenements and premises . 
situated at above are hereby required on or before the. 
twenty-ninth day of December next, to Cause a proper 
pipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply water. 
from the main pipe to such tenements and premises. 


G. H. SOUTHWICK, soe 
Inspector to the Board of Water Supply 


Commissioner. 








Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
Sydney, 28th November, 1922. 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE. PIPES. 


i 
Notics To THE OWNERS OF TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
IN 


Prospect and Sherwood: Fourth-street, from existing 


main to Rogers-street 172 yards; Oatlands-strect, 
from Fourth-street easterly 310 yards;° Rogers- 
street, from Fourth-street to Layton-street ; Lay- 
ton-street, from Oatlands-street to Second-avenue ; 
Second-avenue, from Layton-street easterly > 70 
yards (80,154). Tage 
Auburn: Adderley-street, from Sutherland-street west-- 

erly 234 yards (60,301). ; ; 


Randwick: Doncaster-avenue, from existing main to 


Day-street 192 yards (60,274); Varna-street, from 
Douglas-street north-westerly and westerly 203 
yards (60,273). 


And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and. 
alleys opening thereunto. 


ES main pipe in the said street having been laid 
down, the owner of all tenements and premises 
situated at above are hereby required, on or before 
the twelfth day of January next, to cause a proper 
pipe and stop-cocks to be laid, so as to supply water: 


from the main pipe to such: tenements and premises. 
G. H. SOUTHWICK, 
Inspector to the Board of Water Supply 
and Sewerage. , 





Metropolitan Board of Water Supply and Sewerage, 
Sydney, 21st November, 1922. > 


NOTICE TO LAY SERVICE PIPES. 


Novics to THE Owners or TENEMENTS AND PREMISES 
le 


Canterbury: Windsor-avenue, from existing main to, 
George’s River road 284 yards (HO 278% 50 benbenil 

Lidcombe: Patrick-street, from  Joseph-street to, 
Alphin-street; Alphin-street, from Patrick-street 
southerly 131 yards (60,304). wen 

Ku-ring-gai Shire: Brentwood-avenue, from Guilroy-~ 
avenue to Boomerang-street; Womerah-road, 
from Lane Cove road to Boomerang-street,, 
(80,151). er) 

And the various private streets, lanes, courts, and 

alleys opening thereunto. 


T HE main pipe in the said streets having been laid 

down, the owners of all tenements and premises ”’ 
situated at above, are hereby required, on or- before 
the fifth day of January next, to cause a proper’ 
pipe and stop-cocks to be laid,..so. as_to- supply ” 
water from the main pipe to,-such:tenements* and*’ 
premises, 


G. H. SOUTHWICK, 
Inspector to the Board of Water Supply 


13582] and Sewerage. 


6790 


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HUNTER DISTRICT WATER SUPPLY AND 
SEWERAGE BOARD. 


Noricr to Lay Service Pires. 


Notice to the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 
case may be) of tenements and premises situated 
in— ‘ 


Cessnock Shire (Cessnock): Newton-avenue, from 
Blackwood-avenue westerly 120 yards. 

Tarra WNShire (Stanford-Merthyr): Wallsend-street, 
from end of existing main south-westerly to Mul- 
bring-street. 

Bolwarra Shire (Lorn): Nillo-street, from Melrose- 
street to Park-street; Park-street, from Nillo- 
street to Wood-street. 


nie main pipe in the said streets having been laid 
E down, the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 
case may be) of tenements and premises situated as 
above is hereby required, on or before the 19th Janu- 
ary, 1923, to cause a proper pipe and stop-cocks to 
be laid, so as to supply water from the main pipe to 
such tenements and premises. 


ALFRED E. FRY, 


Board’s Office, Newcastle Secretary. 
4th December, 1922. [3774] 


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HUNTER DISTRICT WATER SUPPLY AND 
SEWERAGE BOARD. 
Notice ro Lay Service Pires. 
Notice to the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 
case may be) of tenements and premises situated 


im 

Lake Macquarie Shire (Cardiff): Macquarie-road, from 
Railway-parade southerly 223 yards; Munibung- 
road, from Macquarie-road to Lachlan-road ; 
Lachlan-road, from Munibung-road southerly 138 
yards, 

Adamstown: Cameron-street, from end of existing main 
southerly 66 yards to Russell-road; Belmore- 
street, from Popran-road to Glebe-road. 

Waratah: Boomerang-road, from Bridge-street west- 
erly 50 yards, 


4 ite main pipe in the said streets having been laid . 


down, the owner, occupier, or mortgagee (as the 
case may be) of tenements and premises situated as 
above is hereby required, on or before the 19th Janu- 
ary, 1923, to cause a proper pipe and stop-cocks to 
be laid, so as to supply water from the main pipe 
to such tenements and premises. 


ALFRED E, FRY, 


Board’s Offices, Newcastle, Secretary. 
4th December, 1922. [3775] 





NOTICH. 

WORKMEN’S COMPENSATION RETURNS. 

HE attention cf employers of labour is drawn to 

. certain obligations which fall upon them at 
this time of the year by reason of directions issued by 
the Minister for Labour and Industry, under the 
authority of section 16 of the Workmen’s Compensa- 
tion Act, 1916. Returns as to accidents and compen- 
sation paid during the year 1922 must be furnished 
to the Minister on or before the 14th February, 1923, 
in the form prescribed by Regulations made under 
such Act. A penalty of £5 is provided in case of 
default. 

Forms for the purpose are obtainable from the 
Government Printing Office, Sydney, or the Branch 
Offices of the Department cf Labour and Industry 
located at Newcastle and Broken Hill, 

Further information as to the incidence of the 
obligations referred to may be obtained from the 
Department of Labour and Industry, Sydney, or from 
the Branch Offices of the Department abovementioned. 
ERNEST J. PAYNE, 
[3920] Under Secrétary. 





[4093] Sydney, 22nd December, 1922. 


APPLICATIONS FOR. LEASES FOR OYSTER 
CULTURE. 


T is hereby notified that the undermentioned persons 
have applied to lease for oyster culture the por- 
tions of land described hereunder opposite their respec- 
tive names. 
Objections may be lodged at the Chicf Secretary’s 
Department, Fisheries Branch, within thirty days of 
the date of this notice against the leasing of any of 


NEW SOUTIL WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 176. . [29 Dzc, 1922, 


—_—_—_— 


the portions. If interference with a hauling ground is 
alleged, a statutory declaration by a licensed fisherman 
must be submitted to the effect that the arca has been 
hauled during the preceding twelve months, 


kh. B. HARKNESS, 

Under Secretary. 

Application No. 11,839, Norman Selden Higman Bate, 
lot F, on the western shore of Couria Bay, Wal- 
laga Lake, adjoining R. Constable’s Application 
No. 11,809, parish Noorooma, county Dampier, 
500 yards foreshore; term of lease, ten years. _ 

Application No. 11,860, Charles Wallace Cook, lot J, 
on a north-eastern shore of Couria Bay, Wallaga 
Lake, parish Noorooma, county Dampier, 500 
yards foreshore; term of lease, ten years. 

Application No. 11,861, Clement Horace Bate, lot T, 
on a north-eastern shore of Couria Bay, Wallaga 
Lake, parish Noorooma, county Dampier, 500 
yards foreshore; term of lease, ten years. 

Application No. 12,116, Robert Bruce Sutherland, on 
the southern shore of Wallaga Lake, near the 
entrance to Dignam’s Creek, parish Bermaguce, 
county Dampier, 100 yards foreshore; term of 
lease, ten years. : 

Application No. 12,122, Norman Selden Higman Bate, 
on a south-western shore of Wallaga Lake, about 
200 yards south-casterly from the bridge approach, 
parish Bermaguee, county Dampier, 200 yards 
foreshore; term of lease, ton years. 

Application No. 12,123, Clement Horace Bate, at 
Wallaga Lake, adjoining the south-eastern end of 
Application No. 12,122 above described, parish 
Bermaguee, county Dampier, 200 yards foreshore ; 
term of lease, ten years. 

Application No. 12,124, Charles Wallace Cook, at Wal- 
laga Lake, 200 yards south-easterly from Applica- 
cation No. 12,123 above described, parish Ber- 
maguee, county Dampier, 200 yards foreshore ; 
term of lease, ten years. 





’ Application No. 12,125, William George Day, offshore, 


north-east of Ti-tree Island, Panbula Lake, ad- 
joining Oyster Leases Nos. 11,549 and 11,596, 
parish Panbula, county Auckland, about 2 roods; 
term of lease, ten years. 

Application No, 12,113, Arthur William Hardaker, 
offshore, at Panbula -Lake, adjoining Oyster 
Leases Nos. 6,597 and 11,609, parish Yowaka, 
county Auckland, about 2 roods; term of lease, 
ten years. 

Application No. 12,087, William George Wheeler, on 
the northern bank of Salt Pan Creek, Crockhaven 
River, identical with the applicant’s expiring 
Oyster Lease No. 5,185, parish Numbaa, county 
St. Vincent, 300 yards foreshore; term of lease, 
ten years. 

Application No. 12,088, William George Wheeler, on 
the western bank of Shaw’s Creek, Crookhaven 
River, identical with the applicant’s expiring 
Oyster Lease ‘No. 4,888, parish Numbaa, county 
St. Vineent, 100 yards foreshore; term of lease, 
ten years. 

Application No. 12,100. James McDonell, offshore, at 
Moonlight Flat, Clyde River, adjoining Oyster 
Leases Nos. 10,821 and 11,985, parish East Nel- 
ligen, county St. Vincent, about 5 acres; term of 
lease, ten years. . 

Application No. 12,111, George William F rasa, off- 
shore, in Woolooware Bay, George’s River, ad- 
joining Oyster Leases Nos. 11,952 and 11,830, 
section 2, parish Sutherland, county Cumberland, 
about 5 acres; term of lease, ten years. 

Application No. 12,112, George William F rasa, off- 
shore, in Woolooware Bay, George’s River, adjoin- 
ing the eastern boundary of Oyster Lease No. 
10,461, parish Sutherland, county Cumberland, 
about 3 acres; term of lease, ten years. 

Application No. 12,109, Percival Thomas West Coup- 
land and William Shepherd Whittaker, offshore, 
adjoining Oyster Leases Nos. 6,705. section 2, 
and 7.496, section 2, at Mangrove Island, Woro- 
nora River, George’s River, parish Sutherland, 
county Cumberland, about 5 acres; term of lease, 
ton veats. : 

Application No. 12.095, Amy Danglade and Alfred 
James Danglade, on the western side of Juno 
Uead, Hawkesbury River, identical with the 
applicants’ expired Oyster Lease No. 4.775, parish 
Patonga, county Northumberland, 1,200 yards 
foreshore: term of lease, ten years. 

Application No. 12,096. Amy Danglade and Alfred 
James Danglade, at. Cronvpy Point, Hawkesburv 
River, identical with the applicants’ expired 
Ovster Lease No. 4.789, parish Patonga, countv 
Northumberland, 400 yards foreshore; term of 
lease, ten years. 

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29 DEc., 1922. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 176, 


6791 


ee ES a pe ee er ae 


Application No. 12,126, Sydney Alfred Wood, on the 
~ eastern bank of Mooney Mooney Creek, Hawkes- 
bury River, south of Morrow Point, parish 
Patonga, county Northumberland, 300 yards fore- 
shore; term of lease, ten years. 

Application No. 12,117, Claud Joseph Manning, on a 
south-western bank of Currambene Creek, adjoin- 
ing Oyster Lease No. 11,725, parish Currambene, 
county St. Vincent, 400 yards foreshore; term of 
lease, ten years. : 

Application No. 12,118, Claud Joseph Manning, on 
the eastern bank of Currambene Creek, adjoining 
the southern end of Oyster Lease No. 11,192, 
parish Currambene, county St. Vincent, 200 yards 
foreshore; term of lease, ten years. 





DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS—TENDERS 
FOR LEASING. 


fy ENDERS will be received up to 2 p.m. on the 

dates specified for the undermentioned. Ten- 
aerers to state what rental they are prepared to 
offer, or the lowest sum for which they will work 
the Watering Place with the privilege of retaining 
the collections authorised by Regulation. Envelopes 
‘containing tenders must be addressed to the Presi- 
dent, Tender Board, Public Works Department, 
Sydney, and have legibly endorsed upon the face 
thereof the name of the Public Watering Place for 
which tender is submitted. Tenders must be accom- 
panicd by a deposit of £5, and should specify the 
names and addresses of two proposed sureties. The 
Department does not bind itself to accept any tender. 

The lease will be subject to the: provisions of the 
Public Watering Places Act, 1900, and the Regu- 
lations thereunder. The lessee may cultivate the 
tenant’s lease, and any improvements which he may 
effect in the shape of clearing and burning-off timber 
may be considered in his favour should he tender for 
a new lease at the expiration of his term. 

Copies of the Act, Regulations, conditions of lease, 
and agreement may be seen, and further information 
and form of tender may be obtained from the local 
District Works Office, or from the Department cf 
Public Works, Sydney. 

8tH JANuARY, 1923, 
White Cliffs, No. 2, of 640 acres, road Wileannia to 
White Cliffs,—from Ist February, 1923. 
15tH January, 1923. 


Penarie Tank, of 640 acres, road Balranald to Ivanhoe, 
—from Ist February, 1923. 
Notre.—Term of lease in all cases to be five years. 
R. T. BALL. 


PUBLIC SCHOOL TENDERS. 

ENDERS, plainly endorsed and addressed to the 

Under Secretary, Department of Education, 

Sydney, will be received up till 2 p.m. on the dates 

menticned for the works specified below. Full parti- 

culars on tender forms and those bound with the 
Specifications. 

ALBERT BRUNTNELU, 
Minister for Education. 








4tH January, 1923. 


Auburn---Provision of Additional Sanitary Accommo- 
dation. (Plans at Head Office.) 

Lane Cove—Additions, &c. 
tities at Head Office.) 

Murrumburrah—Additions, &c. (Plans at Head 
Office; District Works Office, Cootamundra; and 
Police Stations, Murrumburrah and Young.) 

Martin’s Creek—Removal of Building to New Site 
and Additions. (Plans at Head Office, and at 
Police Stations West Maitland and Dungog.) 

Werris Creek——Playground Improvements. (Plans at 
Head Office ; District Works Office, Tamworth; and 
Police Stations, Werris Creek and Quirindi.) _ 

Granville—Additions. (Plans and Bills of Quanti- 
ties at Head Office.) 


lita January, 1923. 


Blackville—Erection of New School Building. (Plans 
at Head Office; District Works Office, Tamworth ; 
and Police Stations, Murrurundi and Quirindi.) 

Crystal Creek Upper (fresh tenders)—Erection of New 
School Building. (Plans at Head Office; District 
Works Office, Lismore; and Police Stations, Mur- 
willumbah, Mullumbimby, and Tweed Heads.) 

Gidginbung (fresh tenders)—Additions and Repairs. 
(Plans at Head Office; District. Works Office, 
Cootamundra, and Police Stations, Temora, Bar- 
medman, and Wyalong.) 





(Plans and Bills of Quan- 





Katoomba—Additions. (Plans at Head Office, and at 
Police Stations, Lithgow and Katoomba.) 

Lismore—Remodelling. (Plans at Head Office, and at 
District Works Office, Lismore.) 

Sefton—Additions. (Plans at Head Office.) 


18rmH January, 1923, 

Pleasant Hills—Additions. (Plans at Head Office, 
and at Police Stations, The Rock, Henty, and 
Culeairn.) 

Eastwood—-Additions. 
at Head Office.) $ $137 

St. George Girls’ High—New Building. 
Bills of Quantities at Head Office.) ; 

Capertee—Erection of New School Building. (Plans 

“at District Works Office, Bathurst; and at Police 
Stations, Rylstone and Lithgow). 





(Plans and Bills of Quantities 
(Plans and 





DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS--TENDERS 
FOR WORKS. 


ENDERS will be received up to 2 p.m. on the 
dates specified for the undermentioned works. 
Envelopes containing tenders must be addressed to 
the President, Tender Board, Public Works Depart- 
ment, Sydney, and have legibly endorsed upon the 
face thereof the name of the work for which tender 
is submitted. The Government does not bind itself 
to accept the lowest or any tender. 


Specifications and plans of all works may be seen 
in Contractor’s Room, Public Works Department, 
Sydney, in addition to the other places mentioned. 

Plans will be supplied at the rate of 5s. for each 
shect, and specifications at 5s. per copy. Payment 
to be made to Accountant of Department. For 
Architectural Works, plans only may be purchased. 


2Qnp JaNuARY, 1928. 


Bathurst Court-house—Painting and Renovations. 
(Specifications, &c., at Supervising [ngincer’s 
Oftice, Bathurst.) 

Paddy’s River, road Goulburn to Mittagong—Con- 
struction of Timber Beam .Bridge.  (Specifica- 
tion, &c., at Court-house, Goulburn.) 


StH January, 1923. 


Gwydir River Drainage, Moree District—Construc- 
tion of Earth Dam, with Clay Core in Cutting 
No. 2 (Fresh Tenders.) (Specification, &c., at 
Public Works Offices, Newcastle and Moree, and 
Court-house, Narrabri.) 

Girileambone Police Station—-Repairs and Painting. 
(Specification, &c., at Court-house, Girilambone ; 
and Supervising Engineer’s Office, Dubbo.) 

Redfern Police Depot, Bourke-street—Provision of 
Wood Ficor in Gymnasium. (Specification, &c., 
st Police Depot, Redfern.) 


15tH January, 1923. 


Wysbong Creek at Upper Wybong, road Merriwa to 
Muswellbrook—Construction of Timber Truss 
Bridge. (Specification, &c., at Court-houses, Tam- 
worth and Muswellbrook, and Public Works 
Office, Newcastle.) 


22np JaNuaRY, 1923. 


Kiama Transmission Line—Manufacture, Supply, and 
Delivery of Transformers. 

Valves, Hydrants, and other Castings for Department 
ef Public Works; &c.—Supply and Delivery. 

Burrangong Hospital, Young—IJnstallation of Steam 
Boiler and Alterations to Hot Water Service. 
(Specification, &c., at District Works 
Coctamundra.) 

Burrangong Hospital, Young—Erection of Boiler 
House and Tank Stand. (Specification, &c., at 
District Works Office, Cootamundra, and Court- 
house, Young.) 


Office, 


29TH JANUARY, 1923. 
Waterfall Sanatorium—Installation, of Electrie Light 
and Power. 
Moss Vale Transmission Line—Supply and Delivery 
of Wooden Poles. 
Kiama Transmission Line—Supply and Delivery of 
Wooden Poles, 


26rH Fesrvuary, 1923. 


Cordeaux Dam, Sydney Water Supply—Supply and 
Delivery of Two Electrically-driven Stiff-leg Derrick 
Cranes. (Specification, &c., at Public Works De- 

partments, Adelaide and Melbourne. Time ex- 


tended.) 
eT Bae, 


6792 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 176 


(29 Dec., 1922. 





WATER CONSERVATION AND IRRIGATION 
COMMISSION. 


ENDERS will be received up to 2 o’clock p.m. on 


Monday, 29th January, 1923, at Union House, » 


247 George-street, for Contract for Mortar Lining 
Supply Channels, Construction of Bridges, Culverts, 
and other Structures over an area of about 2,600 
acres, about 5 miles west of the town of Griffith. 
oe should be endorsed ‘‘Tenders for Contract 

67..”’ 

Plans, specification, and form of tender may be seen 
at 247 George-street; Sydney, at the offices of the 
Resident Commissioner, Leeton and Griffith, and the 
Clerk of Petty Sessions, Wagga Wagga. 

Hs BEVAN, 
Acting Secretary. 
LW.C. & I.C. 1922-4,273] [4241] 





WATER CONSERVATION AND IRRIGATION 
COMMISSION. 


ENDERS will be received up to 2 o’clock p.m. on 
Monday, 29th January, 1923, at Union House, 
247 George-street, Sydney, for Clearing, Grubbing, 
Excavation of Supply Channels, Drainage Channels, 
and Formation of Roads over an area of about 2,600 
acres; about 5 miles west of the town of Griffith, 
Mirrool [Irrigation Area. Envelopes should be 
endorsed ‘‘Construction Work, Griffith.’ 


Plans, Specification, and Form of Tender may ‘be 
seen at this office, at the offices of Resident Commis- 
sioner, Leeton and Griffith, respectively, and at office 
of Clerk of Petty Sessions, Wagga. 


H. BEVAN, 
Acting Secretary. 


LW.C..& 1.0. 1922-4,958] [4042] 





[4046] Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission, 
Sydney, Ith December, 1922. 


§ Maia (endorsed on envelope “Contract for 

Construction Work, Griffith’’), will be received 
up to 2 o’clock p.m. on Monday, the 29th January, 
1923, from persohs willing to contract for Clearing, 
Grubbing, Excavation of Suvply Channels, Drainage 
Channels, and Formation of Roads over an area of 
about 2,600 acres, and 5 miles west of the town of 
Griffith, Mirrool Irrigation Area. 

Plans, Specification, and Form of Tender may be 
seen at thrs office, at the offices of the Resident Uom- 
missioner, Leeton and Griffith, respectively, and at 
the office of Clerk of Petty Sessions, Wagga. 


By order of the Commissioner, 


H. BEVAN, 


[W.C. & I.C. 1922-4,258] Acting Secretary. 





WATER CONSERVATION AND IRRIGATION 
COMMISSION. 


Ab ENDERS will be received up to 2 o’clock p.m. on 
4.. Monday,-29th January, 1923, at Union House, 
247 George-street, Sydney, for the Construction of a 
Diversion Weir across the Murrumbidgee River, below 
Yanko Creek. Offtake, with subsidiary works for 
Yanko, Colombo, and Billabong Creeks Water Trust. 
Envelopes should be endorsed ‘Construction of Weir 
across Murrumbidgee River.’’ 


Plans, Specification, and Form of Tender may be 
seen at this office, and at the office of Clerk of Petty 
Sessions,’ Narrandera. : 

H. BEVAN, 
Acting Secretary. 


CW.C. & I.C. 1922-9,716] [4041] 





SUPPLIES AND SERVICES FOR THE PUBLIC 
. SERVICE. 
A aan: for the following Supplies will be received 
at the Stores Supply Department, 15 Young- 
street, Sydney, up till 4.80 p.m. on the date men- 
tioned :— 
9TH January, 1923. 
Uniform Trimmings. 
Tender forms and further particulars on application. 
A, BERCKELMAN., 
Executive Member. 











NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS 
AND TRAMWAYS. 


J\ENDERS will be received at the Office of the 
Railway Commissioners, Bridge-street, Sydney, 
until 12 noon on the dates shown for the services 
specified :— 
SRD JANUARY, 1923. 

For the supply of 50 ‘“‘P” type Tramears, to Specifi- 
cation No. 5€6/1 (price £1); 100 No. 9 type Bogie 
Trucks, to Specification 580/1 (price 10s.). Copies 
of Specifications, at the prices indicated, obtain- 
able from the Chief Electrical Engineer, 61 
Hunter-street, Sydney. 


For the supply of Ticket Board, for cutting into 
Railway ticket blanks. Approximate quantities 
required :— 

30 tons green. 8 tons white. - 
6 ,, yellow. ink. 


a 9 “PD : 

Size 20 inches by 372 inches—Calipher, ‘030. 

All board to be truly squared up to dimensions. 

Samples of the Ticket Board can be seen at the 

office of the Traffic Auditor, Central Railway Sta- 

tion, Sydney, from whom further particulars can 
be obtained. 

. 10t January, 1923. 

the supply of Single Phase Constant Current 

Transformers, to Specification No. 579 (price 

2s. 6d.), at Chief Electrical Engineer’s Office, 61 

Hunter-street, Sydney. 

For the Supply of Single Phase 50-cycle Transformers, 
to Specification No. 578 (price 2s. 6d.), at Chief 

- Electrical Engineer’s Office, 61 Hunter-<treet, 
Sydney. 

For Fifty (50) H.P. Traction Motors to Specification 
No. 588. - Copies of Specifications obtainable at 
Chief Electrical Engineer’s Office (price 10s.). 

For the purchase of 100 tons of Scrap Steel (Fish- 
plates). Tender forms and further particulars 
from Acting Comptroller of Stores, Wilson-street, 
Newtown. 


For 


= 


24H January, 1923. 

For 660 yards 0°0045 square-inch High Tension Cable, 
to Specification No. 576 (price 2s. 6d.), at Chief 
Electrical Hngineer’s Office. 

ANNUAL STORE SUPPLIES FOR PERIOD 
Isr JULY, 1923, TO 307m JUNE, 1924. 
For the Supply of :— 
Schedule No. 
1. General Hardware. 
2. Builders’ lronmongery. 
3. Bolts, Nuts, and Rivets. 
4, Screws and Spht Pins, 
5. Ironmongery, Tools, &e. 
6. Glassware, Mantles, Burners, and Fittings for 
Incandescent Lighting. 
7. Lamps and Lampware. 
10. Plumbers’ and Gasfitters’ Ironmongery and Sani- 
tary Ware. 
11. Wrought Iron Pipe and Fittings, and Steel Boiler 
Tubes. 
13. Cocks, Valves, and Fittings, 
14. Engineers’ Sundries. 
15. Twist Drills. 
16. Wiles. 
18. Iron and Brass Founders’ Stores. ; 
19. Iron and Steel Plates and Sheets and Chain. 

22. Steel. 

23. Springs. 

24. Ship Chandlery. 

26. Fireproof Safes. 

28. -Wire. 

29. Metals, Lead Pipe, and Sheet. 

31. Engine Packing. 

33. Brushware, No. 2. 

34. Colours, &c. 

35. White and Red Lead. 

38. Glass. 

39. Photographic Material. 

4\, Drapery. 

42, Canvas and Duck. 

46. Chemicals, Drugs, &c. 

65. Draftsman’s Paper and Linen. 

70. Laboratory Chemicals and Apparatus, 

76. Rope and Twine. 

i7. Steel Wire Rope. 

78. Cotton and Woollen Waste, &c. 

79. Kerosene Oil. 

82. Turbine Oil for Power Houses. 

85. Oils and Greases, &ce. 

88. Naphtha, Benzine, and Benzoline. 

87, Turps. 

91. Electric Instruments and Fittings. 

92. Electric Batteries, Cells, and Fittings, 

98. Miscellaneous Electric Material. 





94. Electric Cables and Wires. 

95. Insulators for Electric Work. 
96. Electric Lamps and Fittings. 
37. Telephones and Fittings. 

. Electric Steel Conduit and Fittings. 
. Books and Stationery. 

. Paper, Writing or Printing. 

. Typewriter and Copier Supplies. 
3. Abrasive Wheels, Cloth, &c. 

. Surveyors’ Measures. 

9. Carbide, &e. 

}. Machinery Oil. 

. Car and Wagon Axle Oil. 

. Loco. Cylinder Oil. 

9. Explosives. 


29 Dre. 1$22.]} NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 176. 


Tender forms and full particulars obtainable from 


Comptroller of Stores, Wilson-street, Newtown. 


All 


tenders to be properly endorsed with Schedule number. 


Tenders must be lodged strictly to the time stated. 
38lst JAaNuARY, 1928. 


For the Supply of Four (4) 1,000 k.w. Rotary Converter 
Units, to Specification No. 582 (price 10s.), obtain- 


able from Chief Electrical Engineer. 
7tH Frpruary, 1923. 
ANNUAL STORES SUPPLIES FOR Ist JULY, 
1923, TO 30ta JUNE, 1924. 
Schedule No. 
8. Metal Lamps and Fittings. 
9. Galvanised Iron and Tinware, 
2. Cooper and Brass Pipe. 


$ 


17. Handles, &e. 

20. Galvanised Iron. ; 

21. Axle Boxes, Keeps and Lids for private owner’ 
waggons (Newcastle District). 

25. Stoves, Ranges, Boilers, and Grates. 

30. Indiarubber Goods. 

32. Brushware No. 1. 

36. Varnishes. 

37. Glue. 

40. Leather Belting, &c. 

44. Matting and Wickerwork, 

47. Soap and Candles. 

48. Karthenware Pipes, &c. 

49. Cement, Lime, and Plaster of Paris. 

50. Brass Type for Dating Presses. 

51. Slates, Tiles, Air Bricks, Pots, Zine Flowers, 


&e. 
. Roofing, Damp-course, &c. 
. Firebricks and Clay. 
. Grindstones. - 
. Brass and Electroplated Ware. 
. Electroplaters and Polishers’ Requisites. 
. Metal 
pounds. 
. Timber, Softwood, Sydney. 
. Timber, Hardwood, Sydney. 
. Timber, Softwood, Newcastle. 
61. Timber, Hardwood, Newcastle. 


and Boot Polishes and Cleaning Com- 


6793 





2. Piles, Poles, and Posts. 

. Timber, Cypress Pine. 

4. Woodblocks and Mastic Joints. 

. Furniture, Joinery, &c. 

. Miscellaneous Woodwork, 

. Wirework, &c. 

. Cast Iron Pipes. 

. Repairs to Pressure Gauges. 

. 'lypewriting Machines. 

. Malleable Iron Castings. 

5. Fire Extinguishers. 

. Linseed Oil. 

. Castor Ou. 

3. Fog Signals. 

Horsehair. 

. Moulding Loam. 

2. Inks, &e. 

. Hosepipes. 

. Rubber Stamps. 

. Grass Rope. 

. Supplies for Time Registers and Watchmen’s 
Clocks. 

. Marble and Slate. 

. Renewal Parts. and Accessories for Motor Tri- 
cycles. 

. Corks. 

. Wood and Steel Split Pulleys. 

4. Washing of Car. Linen. 


Tender forms and full particulars obtainable from 
Comptroller of Stores, Wilson-street, Newtown. All 
tenders to be properly endorsed with Schedule num- 


ber. Tenders must be lodged strictly to the time 
stated. 


l4rn Fapruary, 1923. 
For High Tension Switch-gear; to Specification No. 
584. 
Remote Control Switch-gear, to Specification No. 585, 
Manually-operated Switch-gear, to Specification No. 
586 cata 


Each specification can be obtained at the Chief Eleo- 
trical Engineer’s Office, 61 Hunter-street, Sydney, 
price 2s. 6d. 

2ist Frsrvary, 1923. 


For Supply of 100,000 yards of 48-inch 20-oz. Flax 
Canvas. ‘Tender forms and particulars from Act- 
ing Comptroller of Stores, Wilson-street, Newtown. 


23rp May, 1923. 


For the supply of Hight (8) Water-tube Boilers, with 
Accessories, for White Bay Power-house, Sydney, 
to Specification No. 575. Price, 40s. for first copy 
and 20s. for subsequent copies, obtainable from 
Chief Electrical Engineer, 61 Hunter-street. 
Sydney. 


All tenders to be properly endorsed. No tender 
necessarily accepted. Make cheques payable ‘‘Railway 
Commissioners.’ 

W. J. MORRIS, 
Secretary. 








QUARTERLY LICENSING COURTS. 


PousLicans, Brewers, Sriznit Meronants, &o. 


NOTICE is hereby given that Quarterly Licensing Oourts, under the Liquor Act, 1912, for the consideration of application 
for Publicans, Colonial Wine, Brewers, and Spirit Merchants, Booth, .Stand, or Packet Licenses, renewals, removals, and 
transaction of other business, will be holden at the respective Oourt-houses and Police Offices at the following places, on the 


dates and hours specified. 








Date of Notice from 


Lieensing District. Gonvencn! 











When Court to be heli. 

















eae Convened by 
Date. ILour. 

2 Jan., 1923 y 2 | J. Byrne, C.L.C. 

Bie fe ..| 10 |.E. R. Harvey, 0.L.0, 
124", ‘ tant) LOU pA te Collis @. 10, 
2 if | 10. | J. W. Lees, 'C.P.S. 

LOM, a 10 | R. C. Atkinson, C.L.C. 
1a, Sa A 10 | C. Wenholz, C.L.0. 
os . 11 | J. M. Bonthorne, C.P.S. 
gan ¥ ve| 10 | W. Haris, C.L-C. 

SP Bi Hs 10 | EB A. May, C.L.C. 

Ad 02, a 10 | R.cW. .S\ Kelly,.C.L:0, 
oe Son - 10 | £ G.-Elynn, C.L.C. 

4 * | 12 | ¥.J. Poidevin,-A.C.P.S. 
12. 5; 4 .| 10 | &..S. Goldie, C.P.S, 

154 Aad) BJ Daley -Cou.C, 
KO) Fr oa 10 | A. D. Donnelly, C.L.C. 

(3) Oa | 2.30 | EH. T., Oram, C.P.S. 





Bombala ... aes 27 Nov., 1922 
Bourke ... Mr oe, im | 230, ” 
Braidwood ane ee ae | 21 9 5 
Brisbane Water (Gosford) | 21 » 
Deniliquin a He | JDec., }, 
Grafton .., ix | 22Nov, ,, 
Hartley (Lithgow) | 8 5 ” ' 
Hillston .., Mt is aa --3{ bd Des, °,, 
Lismore .., = vr aie re es oe 
Maclean ... “es es | 28 y n 
Mitchell (Wilcannia) .., Ej in 
Peak Hill Rh vee 2rDea, a; 
Picton A | 2h Nov., 
Tamworth ey le 13 3 ” 
Tenterfield aoe coe see oo 24 ” ” oo 
Walgett wed one fee see mal 7 Dec >, oes 
No. 176, 29 DecrmsBer, 1922 —3. 


6794 


TEMPORARY APPOINTMENTS OF WARDENS’ 
CLERKS, &c. 
DEPARTMENT OF MINES. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, has been pleased to appoint the 
persons mentioned in the following Schedule to act 
temporarily in the positions shown therein,—such 
appointments to take effect from the dates therein 
specified (1922-7,131-121 Ms.). 

J.C. L. FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines. 





Mr. Alexander John Paton, Clerk, Petty Sessions 
Branch, to act temporarily as Warden’s Clerk, 
Mining Registrar, and officer authorised to issue 
miners’ rights and business licenses, at Wil- 

cannia, from 12th December, 1922, viec T. G. L. 

lynn, transferred. 

- Robert Donaldson, Relieving Clerk of Petty Ses- 

.. ions, to act temporarily as Warden’s Clerk, Min- 

ing Registrar, and officer authorised to issue 

miners’ rights and business licenses, at Kempsey, 
from 27th November, 1922, vice W. T. Brewer, on 
leave. 

Herbert Howell Farrington, Relieving Clerk of 

Petty Sessions, to act temporarily as Warden’s 

Clerk, Mining Registrar, and officer authorised 

to issue miners’ rights and business licenses, at 

Lismore, from 29th November, 1922, vice E. A. 

May, on leave. 

Sergeant Samuel Robert Kirkland, to act tem- 
porarily as Warden’s Clerk, Mining Registrar, 
and officer authorised to issue miners’ rights and 
business licenses, at Bourke, from 22nd Decem- 
ber, 1922, vice E. R. Harvey, on leaye. 


[4276] Sydney, 29th December, 1922. 


NOTICES TO APPLICANTS FOR LEASES FOR 
MINING AND FOR PURPOSES IN CONNEC- 
aN Me atalic TO LESSKES UNDER 
f ES; AND TO WHOM IT MAY 
CONCERN. ; 


Novick 18 HBRBBY GIVEN THAT— 


Mr. 





HI8 Excellency the Governor, with the advice 
of the Kxecutive Council, has approved of the grant 
of Gold-mining leases of Crown Lands in satisfaction 
of the undermentioned applications :— 


(1$22-9,810; 9,805 L.B.) 
Application No. 37, Bingara (local 
McManus, en 27, county Murchison, 
1 acre, 2lst September, 1922. 
Application No. 8, Bobadah (local 68), Thomas Gideon 
Leece, mi 4, county Flinders, parish Balgay, 2U 
acres, 8th August, 1922. 
Application No. 9, Bobadah (local 69), Thomas Gideon 
Leece, Mi 5, county Flinders, parish Baleay, 20 
acres, 8th August, 19292. seid 
Application No, 240, Canbelego (local 302), Edward 
Joshua Jones, Horace John Dunstan, John 
Fae i cease and Vivian Dunn, ex 150, 
county Flinders, parish Budger 5 acres 
September, 1922. : Sn ee 
*Application No. 171, Rockley (local 377), Phillip 
Hyde, an 104, county Westmoreland, parish Irene 
20 acres, 26th July, 1922. 
*“Part of surface excepted, 


J.C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 


100), John 
parish Hall, 


HTS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive ‘Council, has voided the Gold-mining 
Lease of Crown Land granted in satisfaction of the un. 
dermentioned application, the lessee having neglected 
or refused to execute the same, 


(1922-9,480 L.B.). 


Application No. 191, Trunkey (local 211), Patrick 
Kdward McGuinness, en 96, county Georgiana, 
parish Mulgunnia, 2 acres, 21st September, 1922. 


Jie Oak; FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 176. 


Mines Department Hotices, 


[29 Duc., 1922. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of 
the Executive Council, has voided the mining leases 
of private land granted in satisfaction of the under- 
mentioned applications :— 

[1922-9,481; 9,510 L.B.1 

Application No. 100, Rylstone (local 172-124), Nathan 
Basser, portion pa 2, county Phillip, parish Dun- 
e@eree, 3 acres (surface right, 1 rood), dated 27th 
September, 1922. 

Application No. 116, Glen Innes (local 341), Edward 
I’rancis Goodwin, portion pm 18, county Gough, 
parish Beardy Plains, 3 roods, dated 6th October, 
1922. 


J. C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 


—— 








[4272] Sydney, 29th December, 1922. 
2 T is hereby notified that His Excellency the Gover- 
i nor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has 
cancelled the undermentioned leases for non-payment 
of the rents due thereon, and they are hereby declared 
cancelled. 
[1922-6,815 ; 6,733 R. & 1.) 

Gotp Leasz, Mintna Act, 1906. 


No. 1,849, The Mount Boppy Limited, portion er 109, 
county Robinson, parish Cohn, 5 a. 1 r. 25 p., 
application No. Canbelego 63-103. 


Mining Purvoses Lease, Minine Act, 1906. 





No. 194, Arthur Harry Hasell, portion mi 40, county 
Kennedy, parish alingaboolba, 20 acres, applica- 
tion No. Condobolin 1-76. 

J.C. L. FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines. 

[4273] Department of Mines, 


Sydney, 29th December, 1922. 


T is hereby notified that the Agreements hereunder 

specified have been determined for non-fulfilment 

of the labour conditions contained therein, and they 

are hereby declared determined, 

[1922-6,860 R. & I1.] 
AGREEMENTS, SECTION 69, MINING 

No. 92, Benjamin Claverie, portion 
Buller, parish Boonoo Boonoo, 8 a. 
Innes. 

No, 94, Benjamin Claverie, portion pma 3, county 
Buller, parish Beoneoo Boonoo, 3 a. 2 r., Glen 
Innes. 


J.C. L. FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines. 


Act, 1906. 


PMA 2, county 
3 r. 37 p., Glen 





[4274] Sydney, 29th December, 1922. 
Te is hereby notified that His Wxcellency the Gover- 

nor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has 
cancelled the undermentioned lease for non-fulfilment 
of the labour conditions contained therein, and it is 
hereby declared cancelled. 
[1922-6,816 R. & I.] 

Private Lanps Lrasr, Mintna Acr, 1906, 


1,387, John O’Brien, portion Pmt 11, county 
Gough, parish Boyd, 2 acres, application No. Glen 
Innes 97-281. 


J.C. L. FITZPATRICK, Secretary for Mines. 


No. 


[4275] Sydney, 29th December, 1922. 


SUSFENSION OF LABOUR CONDITIONS ON 
CERTAIN AMALGAMATED PRIVATE LANDS 


- LWASKES. 
lan pursuance of the powers conferred upon me by the 
Mining Act, 1906, section 113, subsection 4 (b), TI, 
Joun Caries Lucas Frrzparricx, Minister for Mines, 
after inquiry and report by the Warden, have granted 
suspension of the labour conditions an the undermen- 
tioned leases for the pericd specified. 


J.C. L. FITZPATRICK, Minister for Mines. 


Private Lands Leases Nos. 1,229 and 1.250 (Mining 
Act, 1906), standing in the name of Francis John 
Hahn, for a period of three (3) months from the 
28th Octeber, 1922, 

[1922.6,937 R. & I.] 








29 Dec. 1922] 





NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 176. 


6795 





Lands Department Votices. 





[4294] Sydney, 29th December, 1922. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, 
in accordance with the provisions of the 26th 
section of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, 
the undermentioned gentlemen are hereby appointed 
as Trustees respectively of the portions of land here- 
inafter particalarised, namely :— 


Recreation Ground at Cargo, area 13 acres 30 perches, 
dedicated 14th July, 1888 :— 


Messrs. Michael Hennessy, junior, James Barclay (in 
lieu of Messrs, F. Lewis and J. F. Grannall, 
resigned), 

[ Mise. 1922-8,382] 


The portion of the General Cemetery at Warren, 
dedicated 14th February, 1873, set apart for Church 
of England Burial Ground :— 


Reverend James Samuel Beasley and Thomas Sydney 
Magner, Esquire (in lieu of Reverend J. A. Poole 
and Mr. F. C. Tompson, resigned). 

[ Mise. 1922-11,052] 


The portion of the General Cemetery at Bowna, dedi- 

cated 13th April, 1888, set apart ‘for Presbyterian 

Burial Ground :— 

Messrs. Robert Baker, Walter Kenneth Hore, Now- 
man Mckenzie (in lieu of Messrs. A. McPherson 
and R. Wallace, resigned, and O. J. Hore, re- 
moved). 

; Mise, 1922-10,033] 


The portion of the General Cemetery at Field of Mars, 
dedicated 29th April, 1884, set anvart for Presbyterian 
Burial Ground : — 

Messrs. Thomas Alfred O’ Donnell, Gavan Park, Arthur 
George Baxter (in lien of Mr. T. S. Pidding, de- 
ceased, and the Moderator and Clerk of the Pres- 
byterian General Assembly, resigned). 

[Mise. 1922-10,984] 


Hospital Site at Wellington, and addition thereto, 
areas 10 acres and 5 acres, dedicated 15th March, 
1902, and 30th September, 1908, respectively :— 


Messrs. Robert Barry Brown, Martin Long, William 
_Patrick Kelly, John Thomas Pritchard. 
| Mise, 1922-8,199] 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
[4293] Sydney, 29th December, 1922. 


T is hereby notified, for public information, that, 
in accordance with the provisions of the Public 
Trusts Act, 1897, His Excellency the Governor, with 
the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased 
to approve of the appointment of the undermentioned 
gentlemen and body as Trustees respectively of the 
portions of land hereinafter particularised, namely :— 
Reserve No. 37,372, at Running Stream, area 9 acres 
2 roods 15 perches, notified 12th March, 1904, for 
Public Recreation :— 
William Russell, Esquire (in lieu of Mr. EB. J. Lindsay, 
resigned), 


[Misc. 1922-9,890 | 


Reserve No. 55,572, at Maroota, parish of Cornelia, 
county of Cumberland, area 15 acres, notified 28th 
July, 1922, for Public Recreation ;— 

Messrs. John Thomas Franks, Thomas Bartlett, James 
Josiah Agnew, Hector Henry Bragy, Reginald 
Carlyle Best. 

[ Mise. 1922-10,167] 

Reserve No. 55,678, at Bilbul, parish of Stanbridge, 

county of Cooper, area 18 acres 2 roods, notified 22nd 

September, 1922, for Public Recreation :— 

Messrs. Charles Connor Moore, William Grey, John 
Howard. 

[Mise. 1922-10,551] 

Reserve No. 20,902, at Alectown, area 9} acres, noti- 

fied 16th June, 1894, for Public Recreation : — 

Messrs. Frederick James Steele, David Gerald Baldry 
(in lieu of Mr. A. Foster, deceased; and Mr. J. 
Crawford, resigned). 

[Misc. 1922-9,773] 

No. 176, 29 DecemBur, 1922.—4. 











Reserve No. 55,667, at Gilgooma, parish of Weetaliba, 
county of Leichhardt, area 12 acres 10 perches, noti- 
fied 22nd September, 1922, for Public Recreation ;— 


Messrs. Colin George Smith, Neil George Kennedy, 
Allan Francis Hall, Li 

[ Mise. 1922-9575] 

Reserve No. 37,893, at Carrathool, area 160 acres, 

notified 2nd July, 1904, for Public Recreation :-— 


Alexander Bennett, Esquire (in lieu of Mr. J. Camp- 
bell, resigned). 
(Misc. 1922-9,661] 





Reserve No, 48,102, at Tatham, area 5 acres, notified 
llth September, 1913, for Public Recreation ;— 


Henry Edward Pidcock, Esquire (in heu of Mr, J. J. 
Riley, resigned). 
[ Misc. 1922-9,648] 





Reserve No. 31,001, at Grafton, area 2 acres 2 roods 
34 perches, notified 26th May, 1900, for Benevolent. 
Asylum :— 


Rev. Herbert William Ramsay and Augustus Clar- 
ence Bultitude, Esquire (in lieu of Messrs. C. 
Sanders, senior, and S. See, deceased). 

[Mise. 1922-9,934 ] 





Reserve No. 55,579, at Carroll, area 2 roods, being 

allotment 1 of section 15, notified 28th July, 1922, for 

Literary Institute ;— 

Messrs. William Alexander Weakley, Michael Joseph 
Gallen, George Russell McDonough, 

[ Mise. 1922-10,288] 





Reserve No. 55,514, at Deepwater, parish of Deep- 
water, county of Gough, area 4 aores, notified 23rd 
June, 1922, for Hospital Site :— 

Messrs. John Thomas Emanuel Barratt, Robert John 
Hawkesley Lockwood, Alfred George Wells, Leslie 
Alfred Twine Taylor, 

[ Mise. 1922-9,656] 

Reserve No. 44,087, at Harwbod Island, area 13 

perches, notified 30th June, 1909, for Water Brigade 

Station Site. 

Thomas Ryan, Esquire (in heu of Mr. G. Phillis, 
deceased). 

[ Mise. 1922-9518] 





The portion of the General Cemetery at Tarago, dedi- 
cated lith October, 1895, set apart for Church of 
England Burial Ground :— 

The Church of England Property Trust, Dwcese of 
Goulburn (in lieu of Messrs. W. Wyatt and D. 
Wyatt, resigned; J. T. Moore and IF, Neve, de- 
ceased; and H, N. Beaver, removed), 

[ Misc, 1922-9,780] 


W. BE. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





[4295 | Sydney, 29th December, 1922. 
T is hereby notified, for public information, that, 
in accordance with the provisions of the Public 
Trusts Act, 1897, His Excellency the Governor, with 
the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased 
to approve of the removal of the undermentioned 
gentlemen, who have left the district, from their 
positions as Trustees respectively of the portions of 
lands hereinafter particularised, and they are hereby 
removed accordingly, namely :—- 
The portion of the General Cemetery at Bowna, dedi- 
cated 13th April, 1888, set apart for Presbyterian 
Burial Ground :— 
Mr, O. 
| Mise. 1922-10,033 | = 


J. Hore. 





The portion of the General Cemetery at Trangie, 
dedicated llth June, 1886, set apart for Roman 
Catholic Burial Ground :— 

Mr. W. Bowen. 
[Misc. 1922-9,848] 


6796) 





The portion of the General Cemetery at Tarago, dedi- 
cated 11th October, 1895, set apart for Church of 
England Burial Ground :— 


f Mr. lal N. Be ip 
[Misc. 1922-9,780] eaver 





The portion of the General Cemetery at Drake, dedi- 
cated 25th October, 1892, set apart for Methodist 
Burial Ground :— 


ab Messrs. A. Waller and R. Davis. 
[ Misc, 1922-5,321] 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





[4282] Sydney, 29th Deceriber, 1922. 

ihe is hereby notified, for public information, that 
the undermentioned gentleman has been appointed 

a_ Licensed Surveyor for the State of New South 

Wales : — 

Mr. Alexander Mackenzie Tyers (Minl, 1922-7;116). 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





Department of Lands, 
Sydney, 29th December, 1922, 


APPROACHING LAND SALES, 


ROWN LANDS have been advertised in the Government 


\/J Gazette for sale at the undermentioned places and 
dates :— 


is ids 
oO. 
Atgury—Wednesday, 10th January, 1923 ... sey, Le 
BARADINE—Saturday, 13th January, 1923 ,.. ... 169 
BARELLAN— Friday, 9th February, 1923... i Sie 
BaLLiIncen—Wednveday, 7th February, 1923 . 174 
, CowRa— Thursday, 4th January, 1923 ik . 166 
Duncoc—Wednesday, i7th January, 1923 ... iL 
GREMFELL— Wednesday, 31st January; 1923 Me hat 
GuNDAcAlI— Wednesday, 7th February, 1923 ey | 
Keursey—Wedaesday, 7th February, 1923 . 174 
MAxrousra—Monday, Ist January, 1923 ... 166 
NARRABRI— Wednesday, 24th January, 1923 ... 174 
Picton—Wednesday, 17th January, 1923 3 174 
WAtcHA—W ednesday, 17th January; 1925... 1p 
| Wincuam—Wedoesday, 17th January; 1923 wet 
Wratone— Wednesday, 3rd January, 1923::. :.. 166 
Do Wednesday, 24th January, 1928 et hFe 


W. KE. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


Sydney, 29th December, 1922. 


TENDERS FOR THF PURCHASD OF PORTION 138 
OF 1 ROOD 387 PERCHES, PARISH OF DORA, 
COUNTY OF NORTHUMBEREAND; BHRING 
PART OF ROSENDAHE’S FARM ACQUIRED 
UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF THE GLOSER 
SETTLEMENT ACTS. ! 


EASTERN DIVISION, 
LAND Disrricr or Gosrorp AND LAKE MACQUARIE 


SHIRE. 

d bs is hereby notified for general information that 
; tenders will be received at this Department, not 
later than 12 noon on Saturday, the 13th January, 
1925, for the purchase of portion 138 of 1 rood 37 
perches, subject to an easement for pipe-line, parish 
of Dora, county of Northumberland, in accordance 
with the provisions of subsection 6 of section 21 of the 
Closer Settlement (Amendment) Act, 1909. 





[4299 | 


Tenders should be made on, Form 36, addressed to 
the Under Secretary for Lands, and endorsed “Tender 
for thé purchase of portion 188, parish of Dora, county 
of Northumberland,” and they shall be made under 
and subject to the following provisions and con- 
ditions :—— 

1. The upset price is £20, This amount must be 
lodged with the tender, accompanied by ad 
valorem stamp duty of seven shillings and 
sixpence. 

2. The Minister for Lands reserves the right to 
accept or refuse any tender. 

3. The highest or any tender shall not necessarily 

be accepted. 

[Papers Clo, Sett. 7,961-9] 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


NEW. SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT: GAZETTE, No. 176. 


act ca lt ee a ln ane weer wg hy a a ae OY 





[29 Dee. 1922. 


[4129] | Sydney, 22nd December, 1922. 


TENDERS FOR THE PURCHASE OF PORTION 292 
OF 5 ACRES, PARISH OF ST. LUKE, COUNTY 
OF CUMBERLAND, BEING, EVANS’ FARM 
ACQUIRED UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF 
THE CLOSER SETTLEMENTS ACTS. 


EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp District or PARRAMATTA, MUNICIPALITY OF- 
GaBkRAMATTA AND CANLEY VALE. 

it ig heréby notified for géneral information that 
tenders will be received at this Department, not 

later than 12 noon on Saturday, the 20th January, 

1923, for the, purchase of portion 292, of, 5 acres; 

parish of St. Luke, county of Cumberland, in accord- 

ance with the provisions of subsection 6 of section 21 

of the Closer Settlement (Amendment) Act, 1909. 


Tenders should be made on Form 36, addressed to 
the Under Secretary for Lands, and endorsed “Tender 
for the purchase of portion 292, parish of St. Luke, 
county of Cumberland, and they shall be mace under 
and subject to the following provisions and condi- 
tions : — 

1. The tipset price shall be £390. 
2. Tenders shall state the amount which the ten- 
derer is prepared to pay for the said portion, 
and a deposit of 10 per cent. of such amount, 
accompanied by ad valorem stamp duty at thes 
rate of fifteen shillings per £100 tendered, 
shall be lodged with the tender, balance to be 
paid in nine equal annual instalments, with 
interest at the rate of 53 per cent. per 
annum, but two or more instalments may be 
paid at the same time, 

3 The Minister for Lands reserves the right to 
accept or refuse any tender. 

4. The highest or any tender shall not necessarily 
be accepted. 

5. Municipal rates, amounting to £4 6s. 4d., 
owing on this farm as at ,2Ist April, 1922, 
must be paid by successful tenderer to the 
Cabramatta and Canley Vale Municipal 
Council. : 

6. The successful tenderer shall insure the build- 
ings on the holding with the Treasury In- 
suranee Board, in the name of the Secretary 
for Lands, for not less than, £200, and keep 
the same so msured antil the, full purchase 
money is paid, the policy to be retained in 
the Department of Lands for safe custody. 

Heliographs showing the portion and improvements 
thereon may be seen at the Information Bureau, Lands 
Depattment. Sydney, and at the Office of the Crown 
Land Agent, Parramatta. 

[Papers—Clo. Sett. 6,097-14] 


W. E. WBARNE, Minister for Lands. 


Sydney, 29th December, 1922. 


ERRATUM. 
N the Government Gazette of the 28th April, 1922, 
relating to Soldiers’ Group Purchase Area No. 
96 (Tarrabandra) for parish of ‘“Tallabandra’’? read 
‘Tarrabandra.”’ 
[Clo. Sett. 1922-3,608] 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





[4291 | 





[8037] Sydney, 3rd November, 1922. 


PROPOSED ALTERATION. OF DESIGN OF; THE 
VILLAGH OF EUMUNGERIR. 

T is hereby notified, for public information; that, at 

the expiration of three months from. this date, it 

is intended, under the provisions of section 23 of the 

Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, to alter the 

design of the village of Eumungerie by excluding about 

48 acres from the village lands, situated between the 

railway and portions 75, 76, and 77, parish of 

Eumungerie, county of Ewenmar, and south of the 
publie school lands. 

Lithographs, showing the proposed alteration, may 
be inspected at the Crown Lands Office, Dubbo; Post 
Office, Humungerie; and at the Department of Lands, 
Sydney. 

[Mise. 1922-9,676] antl 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


29 Dee, 1922. 





“NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 176. 





APPLICATIONS FOR CONVERSION OF SPECIAL 
LEASES WITHIN RESERVES. 

i accordance with the provisions of section 190 of 
the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, inquiries will 

be heard by the Local Land Boards at the places and 

on the dates, indicated as to any objections to the 

granting of the applications particularised hereunder. 

Court-house, Grafton, 19th January, 1923, 10 a.m., re 
W.R. 348; parish Camelback, county Gresham. 

Application by E. M. Kelly for conversion of special 
lease 14-42 into additional conditional purchase 
21-97 of 185 acres, Land District of Gratton. 

Court-house, Grafton, 19th January, 1923, 10 a.m.; 
re reserve 1;133 for water supply, parish Clar- 
enza, county Clarence, 

Application by D. J. McDonald for conversion of 
special lease 12-10 into conditional purchase 22-22 
of 143} acres, Land District of Grafton. [4284] 


NOTICE Or PROCEHDING BEFORE LOCAL 
+ LAND BOARD. 
10 


Vivian (or Ninian) Jamieson Taylor, of Derwent, 
Harbourne Road, Kensington ; 
a Coombes Barrett, of 98 Bayswater-road, 
ney ; 
re Patrick Cannon, of 37 Hardy-street, Ash- 
eld ; 
Charles Adams, of Campbelltown-road, Liverpool ; 
Tom Burdekin, of Holbrook ; 
John Sidney Simons, of 15 
Kensington ; 
Mathew John Coombes, of 15 Doncaster-avenue, 
» Kensington ; 
Cezar Wolkowsky, of 216 York-street, Sydney ; 
William Scobie, c/o Soldier’s Club, George-street, 
Sydney ; | 
Frank Robert Cutts, of Linga Longa, Bower- 
street, Manly ; 
Arthur Coombes, of Yarras P.O., via Wauchope; 
Albert Edward Goss, of Oxford-street P.O., Dar- 
linghurst ; 
corey Johnson, of Wollogorang, via Breadal- 
anes, 4 
Thomas Noble Rudd, of corner North-road and 
Hillcrest-avenue, Gladesville; | 
Albert, Victor Simmons, of 112 Abercrombie- 
street, Sydney. 
AKE NOTICE that the Local Land Board for the 
Land Distriet of Dubbo will sit at 10 o’clock in 
the forenoon of the 16th day of January, 1923, in the 
Land Board Court-room, at Dubbo, to consider your 
applications, lodged during the month of May, 1918, 
for Crown-lease Aréa No, 3,232 (for returned soldiers 
only), in the parish of Gullengambel, county of Gor- 
don, Land. District of Dubbo (portion 8 is the only 
block remaining unallotted). 
If you fail to appear, the Board, if it so see fit, 
will proceed in your absence. 
Dated at Dubbo, this 27th December, 1922. 


[4500] F. P. BROWN, Acting Chairman. 


—— 


APPLICATION, FOR, ERECTION OF RABBIT- 
PROOF FENCING. 


TTENTION is invited to the undermentioneé 

application, under the Pastures Protection Act, 
1902, for permission to carry rabbit-proof fencing 
across road, and erection of gates :— 

James O’Hate, across Delegate-Wollondibby road, 
through portion 12, near northern boundary of por- 
tion 21, parish Currowang, cotinty Wellesley. Plan 
exhibited at Crown Land, Agent’s. Office, Bombala. 
Objections may be lodged with District Surveyor, 
Goulburn, not later than 7th January, 1923. 


3804] W. &. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





Doncaster-avenue, 








APPLICATION. FOR ERECTION OF RABBIT- 
PROOF FENCING. 


TTENTION is invited to the undermentioned 

application; under the Pasttires, Protection Act, 

1902, for permission to carry tabbit-proof fencing 
within reserve :— 

George Samuel Mackay,, through camping and 
travelling stock reserve 14,161, from north-west corner 
of portion 248 to western boundary of portion 212, 
parish Seymour, county Wallace. Plan exhibited at 
Crown Land Agent’s Office, Cooma. Objections may 
be lodged with District Surveyor, Goulburn, not later 
than 7th January, 1923. 


[3824 ] W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


TOURIST MAPS 
FOR SALE AT LANDS DEPARTMENT. 





SOUTH-EASTERN DISTRICT OF THE STATE. 
NORTH-EASTERN DISTRICT OF THE STATE. 


CENTRAL SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF THE STATE. 


Scale, 10 miles to 1 inch. Showing by distinctive colours 
tratiicable roads, natural features, distances between Towns, 
Post Offices, Hotels, Petrol Depdts, principal fishing streams, 
and other information useful to Tourists. Price, 1s. 6d. ; 
folded in stiff covers, 2s. 


— 


Obtainable at Information Bureau of this Department. 
Postage, extra. 3 








TOURIST MAPS 
FOR SALE AT LANDS DEPARTMENT. 


HAWKESBURY RIVER, in colour. 


Scale; 1 mile to] inch. Price, 2s. 6d. 


SYDNEY HARBOUR, in colour. 
Scale, 40 chains to 1 inch. 

adjoining, and reserves on foreshores, 

NATIONAL PARK, in colour. 
Scale, 40 chains to 1 inch. 


Showing localities immediately 
Price, 1s. 6d. 


Price, 2s, 


— ee 


Obtainatle at Information Bureau of this Department. 
Postage, extra. 





STOCK ROUTE MAPS 
FOR SALE AT LANDS DEPARTMENT. 


STOCK ROUTE MAPS, Eastern and Central Divisions, 
in colour. 

Showing distances along roads and routes. Scale, 16 miles 

to 1 inch. Two sheets, Northern and Southern. Price 
ds. per sheet. 





Obtainable at Information Bureau of this Department. 
Postag2, extra. 





NOTICH OF PROCEEDING. BEFORE LOCAL 


LAND BOARD. 


ae persons whose names and last-known. addresses 
are mentioned hereunder are hereby notified that 
Local Land Boards will sit at the places and on the 
dates indicated to deal with the respective matters set 
out under each name. The Board, if it so see fit, will 
proceed with the matter under investigation in the 
absence of the party concerned. 
E. W. BRIERLY, 
Chairman. 
To Albert James Vine, of Boggabri. 
Court-house, Gunnedah, 9th January, 1923, 10 
a.m. 





As to compliance with residence condition attaching 
to your Conditional Purchase No. 1920-25, Gunnedah, 
parish Boggabri, county Pottinger. [ 4063 ] 


APPLICATION EOR CONVERSION OF A SPECIAL 
LEASE WITHIN A RESERVE. 

] N accordance with the provisions of section 190 of 
the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, an inquiry 

will be heard by the Local Land Board, at the place 

and on the date indicated, as to any objections to 

the granting of the application particularised here- 

under :— 





W. E. WEARNHE, Minister for Lands. 





Court-house, Taree, 18th January, 1923, 10 a.m. 
Re Reserve 2,617, for Water Supply, parish Talawahl, 
county Gloucester. 
Application by Robert Nixon Everingham for conver- 
sion of Special Lease 17-5 into C.L. 21-60, Taree. 
[L.B. 1922-3,353] [4201 | 


129 Due, 1928. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 176. 


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[4299] Sydney, 29th December, 1922. 
yaney, 


ik is hereby notified, for general information, that, in accordance with the provisions of section 48 of the Returned Soldiers Settlement 
Act, 1916, applications for Soldiers’ Group Purchases have been confirmed for the lands set forth in the annexed Schedules. 


ee W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


SCHEDULES REFERRED TO. 





























Sk Me Name of Applicant, | Eee aon | Area. Pariah, County, Date of Confirmation. 
{ 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or TaMwortH, AND Pez. SHIRE. 
Soldiers’ Group Purchase Area No. 15, Bective. 
S.ca7. | pi 
1922-46 | Hooper, Richard James... coe] 20 ee SD 491 0 0O| Bective... po) Lae oon | 19 Dec., 1922 
47 | Warren, Richard Barrington oe] OO 1 eeLSsS 570 2 O | Somerton 1" dO” tee Bec LO Us, a 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp DIsTRICT OF GUXDAGAI, AND ADJUNGBILLY SHIRE. 
Soldiers’ Group Purchase Area No. 26 (Tarrabandra). 
1922- 1 { Oliver, James Whately... sage 435 | 569 O Y { South Gundagai) Wynyard +{ 21 Dee., 1922 
(ex. road). 
2 | Brooke, Eustace Bede an 2 436 646 0 0 do a3 do Recipe: Wey - 
(ex. roads). 
3 | Higham, Fredcrick George... ivel ae 437 328 0 O do ie do a 2p eo is 
(ex. road). 
4 | Garden, James Bataurst ... +5 4 438 320 0 O do ats de feat canes * 
(ex. road). 
& | Boon, Ridley James ff Seif oD 439 517 2 O do bee do oe Ley » 
| (ex. roads). 
6 | Rees, Robert... 6 440 558 0 0 do Je do eco Lass i 
(ex. roads). 
7 | Hunt, Thomas Alfred We th 441 299 0 0 do Re do cay ae isa * 
(ex. roads), 
8 | McKinnon, Archibald Ross 8 442 272 0 O do 6 do rea we ee, en 
(ex. roads). 
9 | Wheatley, James ... 9 443 258 0 O do 08 do rrieclan fs “9 
(ex. roads). 
10 | McHaffie, Noel Wemyss ... vooitt eal.) 444 390 0 O do dex do Sh vate oh 5 
(ex. roads). 
11 | Hainsworth, John Thomas sail ae 445 3880 2 0 do Ras do auc “Ak. A > 
(ex. road) 
12 | Robertson, Herbert William wae wee 446 481 2 0 do “08 do Sa eas oA 3 
(ex. road) 
13 | Butler, Sidney ie an w| 14 | 448 7 296 2 0 do sat do Aah a » 
457. 
14 | Henery, Francis... Rex of) 16" | 460,459) 246 2 18 do an do Al A ” 
ae 
15 | Sale, Harold... £. Be wt A? (6451, 460, =277 818 do se, do ape) PA es 
& 465. 
16 | Gittoes, Reginald Darcy ... «( 18 452 109 3 0 do ves do woshtad 0g ” 
17 | Dennis, Rupert Ernest... eal BLO 453 12> eO do a3 do eel ee ro 
18 | Brooke, Kenneth James ... sex 20 454 116 1 0 do a do Lape les > 
19 | Stanfield, Hdward George... sae te 455 336 2 O do EN: do wen RL Mee ” 
20 | Hughes, Francis Stanislaus Sail oe} 456 486 0 0 do ANG do was (mals, a 
21 | Marshall, James Percival ... Son ee} 466 587 0 O do A do Heed) Orr a 
(ex, roads). 
22 | Gill, Albert Ernest .:. a aaale wd 467 412 2 0) do nae do veo Lomenss ” 
(ex. road). 
23 | Malone, Frederick Augustine ...| 25 291 203 3 O| Tarrabandra ... do eee Lae - 
(ex. road). : 
24 | Davis, Waiter Arnold Rie ees eeZO 292 LSS eOmeG do Re do Pyle aes 5 
(ex. road) 
25 | Lorenz, Eneas Matthias ... Bolt ef 293 NYKay -e @ do a do aries Lam elsy » 
(ex. road) 
26 | Bell, James Allan ... ah Ba) el 294 174 0 O do ame do reo rae 75 » 
fex. road) 
27 | Brannock, William George see 229 295 173 3 0 do rie do coc Ll tay x 
“pee (ex road) 
28 | Gomm, Harry Rupert Forest coal) OO 296 SE ah 0) do ane do ee oe LG =) 
p (ex. road) 
29 | Henderson, Harold Ross ... | aol 297 LO. 2.6 do a do || Oh es . 
(ex. road) 
80 | Corkhill, John William ... seal ee 298 418 QO 0 do ay do Resj zl? 4 55 
(ex. road) 
31 | Crowe, James Robert AG .aleeso 299 481 0 0 do La do oes es ” 
} (ex. road) 
32 { Palmer, Maxwell James Wilfred...| 34 300 437 2 0 do Aus do Perak - 
(ex. road). 
33 | Luders, Edward Michael ... eet. BO 301 444 0 0 do sa do pra 64 7m 
(ex. road). 
34 } Bath, William Henry Sc sae Bhs 302 |1,830 0 O do 2b do Re kb Las % 
35 | Dennis, Berkley John ae dolls SHEE 303 {1,556 O 0 do Bre do Seapets ~ 
(ex. road) 








29 Dxa., 1922.) NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 176. - 6807 





[4283] Sydney, 29th December, Hae. 


FORFEITURE OF SUBURBAN HOLDINGS. 


ie is hereby notified that the Suburban Holdings specified hereunder are declared forfeited in aecordance with the provisions of the 
Orown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 
The forfeiture to take effect at the expiration of thirty clear days from this date, 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 














{ 


















































| | 
| A | 
No. of Date of ole | §. WI. Area Annual Reason | 
8.H. pens: Application, Aree. Em pany Focish. | Number, Kent. for Ferfeiture. | Tapers, pore. 
i , I c e 
Lanp District oF WALGETT. 
a rp. SP Ben De Aln, 
1919- 5 { Wild, Keith Stanley; 4 Dec,, 1919) 6 0 6 33 | Clyde | Carinda ... 448 010 6 | Non-fulfilment of} 1922-9,959; Walgett. 
| Thomas. | | conditions, 
Lanp District or EpEN. 
1921- 2 | Smith ,VictorCrispin| 14 July, 1921; 17 0 0/ 1854) Auckland. / Towamba.. 531 | 1 1 8{ Non-payment cf) 1s22-9,211/ Imlay, 
| Onslow, } | | | rent, | 
Lanp District of WAGGA WAGGA, 
1914-21 | Keough, Edward; 1 Aug., 1914; 5 0 0/ 107{ Bourke ..) Coolamon..| 524 r 0. 10 | Non-payment of| 1922-7,59]| Coolanion, 
James. | | ) rent, 
Lanp Districr or NEwcAstLe. 
1921- 3 Hazlett, James| 27 Jan., 1921; 46 1 0 87 (| Northum- {| Awaba .q. 1,231 1 3 2/| Non-payment of| 1922-7,234/ Lake 
Fredrick Boyer. berland, | Tent, Macquarie, 
[4285] Western Land Board Office, 


Sydney, 29th December, 1922, 
FORFEITURE OF A WEST77RN LANDS LEASE. 


lis is notified, for public information, that the undermentioned Western Lands Lease is hereby forfeited for non-paymont of 
rent. It is also notified that all moneys paid in connection with this lease are forfeited to the Crown. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
































No. of | ; | | 
Notern ke Name of Lessee. County. Situation of Lease, Block. | Area. ae 
Lease, | | 
| my pal b i -, 
W.L.B. Acres. | £ 8. d. 
2858 1922-7253 | Benjamin John Lear and Patrick} Robinson ..| Within P.O.L. No. 649 27,790 | 3414 9 
Daley. | 458 and RA. No. 
18 “ Buckwaroon.” 
[4293] Sydney, 29th December, 1922. 


REVERSAL OF FORFEHITURE OF RESIDENTIAL LEASE. 
Nel oe is hereby given that the forfeiture of the undermentioned Kesidential Lease, which was gazetted on the 17th November, 1922, 


has been reversed. 
W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
Lanp District oF INVERELI. 























. Name and [ | | | 
No. of | Reg. No. of ; are | Reas f | A He : 
Tease | Papers aca County, | Parish. | Gold-field. | Area, Wecteitgcal | Rent? | Shire, 
De. | 
} —* * 4 eet. th ae et Roar. ari ar aid : ey i. 
Oce. Bie i: 0p £m d 
1917-6 |1922-8,338| Charles Lewis}; Gough _.,,| Clive ..| Tingha Ex-| 20 0 O | Non-payment | 2 VU O/| Bannock- 
Kramer, of tension. por. 43,G. | — of rent. burn, 
| Gilgai, In- 6,943-1,76], | 
| verell. | | 
gd GB NES ee = Pee. = re x 2 ss : nee 
[4281] 


APPLICATIONS FOR LEASES FOR SPECIAL PURPOSRS. 


T is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned applications have been reecived for Special Leases 
under the previsions ot the 74th and 229th seetions of the Crowm Lanaz Consolidation Aet, 1913, of the lands and 
fer the purposes hereunder stated, and that it is the intontion'to grant leases, should no sufficient objection be found to 
exist, after inquiry by the Land Board and consideration by the Minister. 
objections will receive due sonsideration, if lodged in writing with the Distriet Surveyor for the Land Board 
BDiatriet in which the lands are situavad, on or before the dats specified in each case hereunder. 


W. E. WHARNE, Minister for Lands. 





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| Purpose for Loot paid Peer Masala 
| : ice where up " 
ApppHeant, Looatity of Land applied for, | Area. bicgre tise: ig objections may be objeetions 
| lodged. may be lodged. 
ade Ds 
I,X.L. Timber Compaeny,| Parish Johns River, county Maequarie, Land) 0 0 4} | Wharf Sc ..| Maitland ae .-| 13 January, 1923 
Limited. Distries Taree, Sp.L. 22-31. Comprising 
timber shoot, about 70 feet wide across road 
and wharf, about 80 feet by 10 feet below high- 
water mark of Camden Haven River, formerly 
oecupied under Special Lease 12-9, by John | 
Hay. - 
Armatrong and Royse Potion 50, parish Karuah, county Gloucester,, 0 0 6} de sa te ao He els nf ~ 
Limited, extension Gpeoial Lease 13-8, Gloucester 
(L.B. 1922-4,443). 
Tom Howell Ingall ..| Pariah Awaba, county Northumberland, Land) 0 0 87 | Jetty; bathing- | ae 5c --| 13 * As 
District Neweastle, Sp. L, 3,740. place. | 
Sampson Palmer, Sp. L.| Below high-water mark, Hawkesbury River,| 0 0 5}/ Pontoon and boat) #ydney.. ve .-| 80 “8 Fs 
1922-13, Metropolitan.| close to Hawkesbury River railway station, slip. 
fronting land owned by Railway Commis- . | 
sioners, 











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[4287] 


NEW SOUTH WALES 6 


GOVERNMENT GAZETIE, No. ‘176, 


(29 Die., 1922. 





Sydney, 29th December, 1922. 


NOTIFICATION OF PROPOSED OPENING OF, ROADS, AND OF PRIPOSED, CLOSING OF ROAD AND PARTS OF 
ROADS DEEMED TO BE UNNECESSARY. 


OTICE is hereby given that the Minister for Lande deams it expedient that certain roads should be opened, and that it is proposed 


to resume for the purpose, udder ths provisions of the Public Roads Act, 1902, 


the lands hereunder described. 


Tne proposed roads, &c., are shown upon plans, which can be inspected at this offic, and a copy of the same may be inspectea at 
the respective offices of the Grown Land Agents for the Land Districts in which the lands are situated. 

All persone inverested are hereby called upon to set forth in writing, and to forward 
date of nis noties, any objections which may appear to them to exist to the proposals above atated. 


the Minister, within one month from the 


Notice is also given that tne Minister is of opinion that it. is expedient to closs the road ‘and parts of roads hereunder 
“specified, and all persoas interested are hereby called tpoa to set forth in writing, addressed to the Minister for Lands, within one 
month from this date, any objections which msy appear to them to exist to the closing of the aaid road and parts of roads. 

Plans showing the road and p sets of roads proposei to be closed cin be inspected aé this Ofice, and a copy of the same may be 


inssezted at the resp -ctive offices of the O 


Shire,—23 shown on plan catilosued R. 14, 945-1,603, 


[ Registration No. of Papers—Roads 1922--5-8.} 





Crowa Land Agents for the Land Districts in which the lands are situated. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands: 
Descairrion oF RoaD To BE OPENED:—Road within portioas 117, 103, and 113, parish of Lansiowne, county of Macquarie, Manning 


Dsscairrion of the lands which it is proposed to resumé, atid of Road atd parts of Roads deemed to be unnecessary, ee ib 
is propoéed to close: 


Lanp Disrricr or Taner. 




















d | 
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ee - bee | Parish 
ty Area. Nace. Reputed Owner, 
a | 

a, p. 
117 | 67 O O | Lansdownes:| Thomas White .. 2 
193 | 50 0 0 BD ..p EMES) MA, Sith os 
113 | 40 v Q Do cb ao me 
[4321] 


1 ie 


the reserves from sale; lease, &c., 


Legit oca’ 
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| 
| 
| 
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Occupier. 


Thomas Whi'e 


M; A: Smith oat 
A, Smith and 


track in use. 


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REVOCATION OF RESERVES FROM SALE, LEASE, &c. 


the expiration of sixty days from the above date, 


W. FE. WEARN®, Minister for Lands. 


Character | Width of Area to be Road and pirts of Roads proposed to be 
ats, é Land tobe Reaamed closed, &e, 
a “TaD 
Freehold ..| 100 links... UW 255 | The unnecessary parts of boundary road 
separatiag portions 117 and 18), east of 
reserved réad within portion 117, is propored 
- to’ be clozsed and to be granted part thereof 
| in compensation. 
do rs UO aa ce 0 125 | The unnecessary part of the reserved read 
do renal OO me alles 1 AN within portion J13,south of proposnd road, 
and the unnecessary reserved road within 
portions 103 and 78 are proposed to be closed 
and to be granted in compensation, 





© 


Sydney, 29th December, 1922. 


is hereby notified, for public information, that, under the provisions of section 30 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, 
hereunder described, are hereby revoked, but such revocation shall not take effect until after 




















Dent, | Division. | Begerve Purpose. | Noticing. | Ooutlty. | Farish. Shire, &. Area. | Part revoked. | oats 
rr | | 
é : ‘ | jahqees &, YF. Pp. | 
Gunnedah..} Central .| 38,305 | From sale for 21 Sept., 1901, Pottinger.. Tamerang..! Livcrpool 28 2 7.| That part within portions| Aln. 1922- 
access. ‘| Plains Shire. '” 6% and ue ioe P.| 5/672. 
| | | | | 5,611 and 5,612-2,781. ‘| 
Note.—The above has been allotted in exchange. e 
Cooma Eastern..) 1,020 | From sale for| 31 Mar., peer Beresford..} Woolumla..; Monaro Shire.. 3 0 0/ The whole; part previ-| Aln, 1922- 
| public school! ously revoked. Plan] 7,372, 
| purposes, | P. 1,170-1,978. 
Notf.— Within reserve for classification, notified this day. 
Parramatta | Eastern.. From sale or lease} 24 Jtily, 1912, Cumber- Liberty | Municipality of| 1 0 37 | The whole; portion 282., Aln. 1922- 
| (section 206). land. Plains. Bankstown. | O, 1,454 2,030 R. 9,271. 
Young | do 1,284 | From ._ sale for| 1Dec., 1877| Harden Cullinga ... Wallendbeen. 9 3 30 | Part within portion 170.| Aln._1922- 
| public school Municipality. Plan H. 6,554-1,716. 9,337. 
| purposes. e ; ; 
Carcoar ..| do Reserve from sale or| 12 April, 1922) Georgiana. jy Groveland! | Abercr: rompbie 147.0 0| The whole; portion 68.| Ms, 1922- 
| lease under sec- eat oh a Shire. | Plan G. 4,495-1,506. 10,563. 
é tion 228; .. ings ite toe, Ihe it 8 ane sis | foi . 
Port Mac- _ | do 40,138 | For minin; g patposes| : 29 Dec.,. 1905 By. Macquarie | Jasper | Hastings Shire . 840. 0, 0 Ms, 1922- 
quarie. li : ; pa i (about), 10; 565. 
* That part east of a line from the south-west corner of po portion ¢ the Tene west ¢ corner of portion 58 ; ,also the parts east of a line being the northerly 
prolongation of the eastern boundary of portion 70 and south of alt partly forming the Southern boundary of portions 53 and 50. 
Goulburn ..} Eastern.. From gale or Teese, rg Sept., loaf , gute.” Norrong ..{ Mulwaree Shire; 100 0 0 The whole 3, portion 197. Ms... 1922 
under section 228.1?" iii Ws | plan Av 3,151-2.121. 14:325. 
Do do do =a 3 ie, rH do do do 200 0 0O| The whole : portion 125. do 
lie Cas | Plan A. 3,150-2,121. 
Mudgce do 3,486 | From sale for access} 11 Junie, 1887) Phillip Bara Meroo Shire ..| 147 0 0} Part within portion 191.) Ms. Ls. 
to water, hod eanereoriytt Pian P. 3,619-2,125. 1922-14,536. 
Do do °:,| 23,253 } Feom annual lease.. 8 Nov:, 1895) do do do Vain) 0 | The whole. Plan P, 5,619- do 
; (about). 2,125. 
Grafton do From. sale or lease} 4 Aug., 1922) Clarence ..| Southamp-| South Grafton 7 3 2] The whole; portion 225.| Ms. Ls. 
under section 206. ton. Municipality. Plan C, 1,823-1,577. 1922- 15,325. 
| (suburbs \of South | 
" . | € , _., Grafton), | cy > ; LZ ol re So 
Tumut do From sale Or lease) 14 Mar., 1921! Buceletich. | Killiicat.. Gadara Shire.:) 179 0 6 | The whdlé: portion 46| Ms. Ls. 
| under section 2°8. j 7 Blan B. 2,023-1,713.° 1922-15, 329. 
Dubbo .| Central..| 1,617 | Fromsale for water| 3Mar., 1884] Lincoln Murrum-* | Falbragar. ..| 150 0 0 Part within approved Ms. Ls. 
supply and camp: | bid¢ série! i Shite| (about). special lease 1922-10. | 1922-15,330, 
ing. } : : 
Do do From sale or lease| J Jan., 1921 do do dé 390 2 0 | The whole; being expired do 
under section 228. | (about). special leases 1903-46 to 
| Pet Sa eples 48 inclusive. 
Grafton ..| Eastern.. do 1 ,, 1913) Clarence ..| South- | Orara Shire 31.0. 0 | The whole; being expited| © Ms. Ls. 
anypton,, (about). Special lease 1905-23.| 1922-15,332, 
Plan Sp, L, 214 Gf. 
Port Mac- do 22,451 | For drainage 4 May, 1895) Macquarie Paltaerston| Maéleay Shire | 320° 0 0 | Within portion 88. Plan} Ms, Ls. 
quarie. | t Ra. M: 5,941-666. 1921-15, 529, 
Do do From sale and lease] 4 Aug., 1922 do anes do 320° 0 0 do de 
under section 206, 













































































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29 Deo, 1989.) NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 176. 6809 











Sydney, 29th Deecmber, 1922. 
NOTIFiCATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS FOR AN ORIGINAL CROWN-LEASE. 
T is hereby notified, for public information, that, in pursuance of the provisions of the.Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the 


Crown Lands comurised “irtun one trea nereander mentioned are hereby set apart for an Original Crown-lease, and shall be disposed 
ot under the prevailing conditions of the law. ; 


The area will be available on and after 5th FEBRUARY, 1923, before which applications should not be lodged. 


An application shall be in Form 9, and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land becomes 
available) Shall be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance, and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee; but upon 
confirmation of an application such rent and survey fee must be paid, The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fe2 
sdoner) be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centiim per annum on the amount unpaid. 


[4394] 


All applications should be lodgéd with the local Crown Land Agent by the appiicant ‘n person; or by his agent tn person duly 
authorised in writing, and all aoplications in posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 5th February, 1923; or at any 
time be.ween the 5th February, i423, and the 10th February, 1923, inclusive, shall, where conflictiog, together be deemed to be and to 
have been lodzed with such Land Agent simultaneously on the 5th February, 1923. 


The land sct apart is exempt from the operations of general license under the Forestry Regulations. 


The Crown-lease will be subject to the general provisions of the Crown Lands Acts and Regulattons thereunder, and to the following 
special conditions :— ; 

(a) The Crown-lessee shali not assign or sublet without the consent of the Minister for Lants, and if any stock not owned by the 
lessee are found depasturing on the Crown-lease it shall be prima facie evidence of subletting. 

(>) Power will be reserved to the Crown and to any person authorised by the Minister for Mines to enter upon the lease and 
search for and win minerals. 

(e) Power will be reserved to the Crown to resume any portion of the lease which may be required for mining, mining purpores, 
or any other public purpose, upon giving notice in writing, and upon payment only of the value of the improvements on the 
portion resumed (such value not to exceed their costs), and a reduction of rent proportionate to the area resumed. In the 
case of resutnption for minidg or mining purposes, not less than one month’s notice; and in the ¢ase of resumption for any 
other purpose; uot lesa than three months’ notice in writing wili be given to the lessee. 

(d) The holder of any Crown-lease shall, within six months from the date of confirmation of the lease, commence and take 
effective steps tu kéep the land 80 leased clear of rabbits and other noxious animals, and shall afterwards continue such 
efficient steps or means of keeping the land clear of the same during the whole term of the lease to the satisfaction of the 
Local Land Board. During the second year of the lease he shall commence and thereafter continue to ciear the land of 
noxious weeds and scrub (except edible scrub) at the rate of not less than one-tenth of the total area each year, so that 
the whole shall be cleared during the first eleven years of the lease, and after any land has been cleared or operated 
upon the lessee shall keep it free from noxious weeds and scrub (other than edible scrub) during the remaining term of the 
lease, to the satisfaction of the Local Land. Board. 

(e) The boundaries of the lease are to be fenced with a six-wire fence within five yeara of date of confirmation of lease: Provided 
however, that any other suitable fence may be erected on such boundaries with the approval of the Local Land 
Board. 

(4) Notimber shall be cut or removed from the land for the purpose of sale, except subject to the provisions of the Forestry Act, 
1916, and Regulations thereunder at the time in force: 

(g) The lessee shall destroy all useless timber except such as shall be necessary for the purposes of shade and shelter, and he shall 
preserve sufficient useful timber (if any) on the land leased for the purpose of improvements thereon. 

(2) The lessee may, however, take from the land leased to him such timber and other material for building and other purposes 
upon such land as may be required by him as tenant thereof, provided such land is not comprised within a timber 
reserve or State forest. 

(i) The lessee shall take effective steps to eradicate prickly-pear (if any) from the land leased and keep the land clear therefrom to 
the ratisfaction of the Minister for Lands during the term of such lease. The lessee shall commence such operations within 
six months from the date of confirmation of the lease, and within twelve months from such date shall clear from pear not less 
than one-third of the land leased. During each subsequent period of twelve months he shall eradicate the pear from not 
less than an additional one-third of the area-leased, so that the whole area shall be clearéd within three years from the date 
of confirmation of the lease. 


The terra of the lease shall be forty-five years, and a condition of residence for a term of five years shall attach thereto. The Crown 
lessee is required to eater into residence within six months from the date of confirmation of the application for the lease. 


Where any land contains improvements whith are or are not the property of the Crowr the holder shall pay the eapital vaiue o2 
such improvemenis in accordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


— W. BE. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


Norr.— All information may be obtained from; and all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of cost 
tf so desired by the applicant, 





CROWN-LHASH AREA No. 3,962. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 


LanD DistRIcT OF BATHURST, AND OBERON SHIRE. 














3 hak 
ae pid nual 
Be | Area ey oad Nature and ee q her & 
=" F ga of or first | Survey ray : Town and Character of Land, Soil, Timber, &c, 
County. Parish. 8 E Crown- Se gh period Fee. gee de Ada of F distance Water Supply. ‘ 
lease. | BO! of BoE Conner therefrom. 
gs 2 15 yeaus Ss 
25 15 years. 
Sl 
bel 
iS) 
4 au i Ae 4 5 
a eed —— == beh. 
Acres £- Be-dit Se —Ss, Git Loge di : 
Westmore- | Kenda'e ..| 81, | 1,007} 671 168 8 8 0| 18138 4 | Fencing, £12:clear-| Oberon about 8} From fairly steep, hilly: to rough and moun- 
land. 153, | ing, £2, Crown} miles  south- tainous country, of granite and slate formation ; 
164, | property. Fencing,| westerly ; Ta- sandy, gravelly and stony soil ; clay, decom- 
199, | half value, £219s.,) rana railway posed granite and rocky sub-soil ; small patches 
200, | owned by adjoin-| station 210} of chocolate soil suitable for agriculture ; tim- 
and | ing holder, miles north-|  bered with gum, peppermint, bundi, oak, 
210. westerly, apple, honeysuckle and greem wattle ; ampte 
and permanent. water supply in Fish River. 
| Rainfall; about 30 inehes. 
Plans. Wy 182, 2,437, 2,465, 2,528, 2,579, andl 
3,663 -1,502% 
Mr 1922-20,543. 























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Norg.—Ineludes the whole of Crown-lease Area 2,837, notified 16th February, 1917, hereby revoked. 


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6810 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 176. [29 Dec, 1922. 


[4325) Sydney, 29th December, 1922. 
NOTIFICATION SETTING APAKT CROWN LANDS FOR ORIGINAL SUBURBAN HOLDINGS. 


[2 is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands comprised 
within the areas horeunder mentioned are hereby set apart for Original Suburban Holdings, and shall be disposed of under the 
prevailing conditions of the law. j 


The area will be available on and after 5th FEBRUARY, 1923, before which applications should not be lodged. 


An application shall be in Form 9, and (unless it be lodged with the Crown Land Agent during the first week that the land becomes 
available) shall be accompanied by one half-year’s rent in advance, and by an instalment of one-tenth of the survey fee; but 
wpon confirmation of an application such rent and survey fee must be paid. The survey fee shall (unless the holder desires to pay the fee 
soener) be paid in ten equal yearly instalments, with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum on the amount unpaid. 


All applications should be lodged with the local Crown Land Agent by the «pplicant in person, or by his agent in person duly 
authorised in writing, and all applications in posted letters received by the Land Agent at any time on the 5th February, 1923, or at 
any time between the 5th February, 1923, and the 10th February, 1923, inelusive, shall, where conflicting, together be deemed te be and 
to have been lodged with such Land Agent simultaneously on the 5th February, 1923, 


The Suburban Holdings will be subject to the genera! provisions of the Crown Lands Acts and the Regulations thereunder, ard 
t> the following special conditions :— 

(a) The suburban holder shall take such measures asthe Minister for Lands may deem reasonable or sufficient to free and keep th e 
land free from rabbits and other noxious animals, and to eradicate and:keep the land clear of all prickly-pear, noxious 
scrubs, undergrowths, and weeds. 

(6) The suburban holder shall preserve ample green timber for shelter and shade purposes. 

(c) The holder shall carefully preserve all timber within strips of land at least 1 chuin wide along each bank of all defined water- 
coursos, and all timber within a strip of land at least 1 chain wide along the courses of all creeks and gullies and across the 
lowest part of flats, where such gullies discharge water, and there are no defined watercourses. 


The principal conditions which attach to a Suburban Holding are residence for the term of five years and payment of rent, but 
any building erected must conform to the ordinances under the Local Government Act. A 

After the expiration of five years from the confirmation of application a grant of the Holding will issue, provided all required 
conditions have been complied with. 

Where any land contains improvements which are or are not the property of the Crown the holder shall pay the capital value 
of sueh improvements in aceordance with the provisions of Part VIII of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913. 


W. BE. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 


Nors.—Al/ information may be obtained from, and all forms of aplication will be filled in by, the Crown Lands Agent free of cost, 
if so desired by the applicant. 














SUBURBAN HOLDING AREA No, 1,469. 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
Lanp District or Fornes, anp Forsres MUNICIPALITY. 
MOTE,—These bloeks are not designed for home maintenanee areas, but are intended to provide home sites for bushworkers or 
other persons of limited means, or by which an income from outside sources may be supplemented by the products of the land. 


As these blocks are not set apart as home maintenance areas no promise of monetary assistance under the Returned Soldiers 
£ett]sment Aet, 1916, ean ke made. 








a EL TZ 











: 2 
 & sc 
o.8 | 3S Nature and Nearest 
ree Pia Survey | Estimated Value | Town and Character of Land, Soil, Timber, &a, $ 
~se| £8 Fea of distance Water Supply. 
#2" *é Improvements. 
Ay &4 | 
| | Acres. { 
| [Block| About| £ ad.! £8.d.| £ sd, 
Forbes ..) Wongajong; A 70 280 0 0 | 7 0 0) 6 6 8] Fencing. Property) Frem 33 to 5) Level Jand; shallow depressions in parts; red 
| of adjoining) miles south-| loamy soil, with clay subsoil ; open white and 
, holder, | easterly from) yellow box; no natural water supply ; soil 
Do do B 70 2800. 60 Healt O 600 26 6 as do ..| town of retentive; arable land, suitable for mixed 
Do do C 76 BOLO OT ey et 20 hernia me ao ..| Forbes; from! farming. Average annual rainfall, 21 inches, 
Do do D 66 297. 30) 0 Ses Se oO On Lomne do ..| 4 to 2 miles; Ms, 1922-11,816. 
Do do E €6 297 BU OME i 8260) 6 Gal88 do ... easterly from 
Do do F 93 ANS ALO! (O20 29 esa ca al do .| Red Bend 
| | siding on the 
| Forbes-Stock- | 
| inbingal  rail-| 
| | way line, | 
( | e 

















Note.—The included part (about 441 acres) of classification reserve, notified 15th July, 1921, is hereby revoked. Areas, capital values, annual rents, and 
survey fees are subject to adjustment after survey. Within Forbes population area, which is not affected by this notification. 





[4323] Sydney, 29th December, 1922. 
REVOCATION FROM RESERVES—SALE, LEASE, &9.—CONSEQUENT ON CONVERSION OF SPECIAL LEASES. 


T is hereby notified that the reserves from sale, lease, &c., purticulariyed in the Schedule hereto, have been revoked, consequent on the 

conversion into conditional purchase or other tenure under the provisions of section 190 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, 

of special leases covering the Crown lands within the said reserves, and that such revocation take effect from the dates of approval by 
the Minister for Lands of the granting of the conversion applications as specified in the said Schedule. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
































A | | | | Date from 
Lan sss | Reserve | Date of . i which, 
District, Division, No! Purpoga. Notification. County. Parish. Shire, &c. Area, Part revoked. TevOtRon 
| | takes effect. 
| | Buea OM 
Wyalong ..| Central..| 44,871 | From sale and lease| 27 April, 1910) Gipps ..| Brolga ..| Bland Shire.. 200 0 0] Vart within portion 45.| 2 Nov., 1922. 
| other than special | Plan «, 2,316-1,871. ©.S. 
lease by tender. | | 1922-21,305. 
Grafton ..| Eastern.,| 48,893 | From sale for water| 4 June, 1918) Drake  ..; Carnham..| Copmanhurst 160 © 0 | The whole, Plan D, 1,420-| 11 April, ,, 
supply and camp- | Shire. | (about) 1,743, OS. 1922-21,444. 
| ing, 





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29 Dec., 1922.] 


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NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 176, 


6811 


nal 





[4322] 





———$—— - ee r 


Sydney, 29th December, 1922. 


REVOCATION OF NOTIFICATION OF TRACTS OR AREAS PREVIOUSLY NOTIFIED AS NOT AVAILABLE FOR 
SETTLEMENT UNTIL FURTHER NOTIFICATION, 


ite 








Date of 








is hereby notified, for public information, that, under tho provisions of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the notification 
that the tracts or areas hereunder described ‘are not available for settlement is hereby revoked. 


W. EK. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 























Land | ip a De sie a; i e 
District, | Division. Notification. County | Parish | Shire, &c, | Area. | Part revoked, Papers No 
d | 8, T Pp. 
Wagga Wagga} Central ..| 18 Feb., 1921] Bourke .| Dulah ..| Coolamon Shire} 61 1 Part within portion 56, Plan B, 3,878-| C'S, 1922- 
F 1,806. 13,302. 
Casino .| Eastern ..] J July, 1921) Rous.. .| Wiangaree ., ..| Kyogle Shire .. aly) 0 | The whole .| Ms, 1922- 
: ) (about). 11,216. 
| 
[4329] Sydney, 29th December, 1922. 


RESERVE FROM SALE AND LEASE FOR PUBLIC SCHOOL. 
Notice of Acquisition by the Crown of land, under section 197 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913; the reservation from 
sale and lease of such land ; and the granting of other land in exchange. 


H*® Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, directs it to be notified that, under the provisions of section 

197 of the Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, the portion of land specified in the first Schedule hereunder has been acquired in 
exchange for the land specified in the second Schedule ; and that the land so acquired has, in accordance with the pravisions of that section, 
become reserved from sale and lease for public school, for which purpose the exchange was made, 


The reserve will be noted as No. 55,934 from sale and lease. 


[Aln, 1922 -7,372] 


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EASTERN DIVISION. 


Lanp District of Cooma, AND Monaro SaiRe. 





First Schedule (land acquired), 





ois om| 


eae =F s% ————— $$ — $< 


Second Schedule (land exchanged for land acquired) * 























Portion. Parish. County, Ares. | Cat. No.of Plan.}| Portion. Par'sh. | County. Area, Cat. No. of Plan. 
= ! bss - = oe = 
fa Fa. Py por ' 
Portion 4\,| Woolumla) Beresford ,..) 5 8 35 | Ms. 2,170 Gbn 123 Woolumla| Beresford 5 3 85 | B. 4334-1,765. 
{parts of 
portion 
75). | ik 
[4327] Sydney, 29th December, 1922. EASTERN DIVISION. — 


NOTIFICATION SETTING APART CROWN LANDS 

FOR ADDITIONAL CONDITIONAL PUR- 
ADDI- 
TIONAL CONDITIONAL PURCHASE LEASES, 
ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD SELECTIONS, 
ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD FARMS, ADDI- 
TIONAL SETTLEMENT LEASES, OR ADDI- 


CHASES, CONDITIONAL LEASES, 


TIONAL CROWN-LEASES. 


T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of section 85 of the Crown Lands Consoli- 


dation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands comprised within 
the areas hereunder described are hereby set apart for 
additional conditional purchases or conditional leases 
(not being conditional leases taken up in virtue of 
and at the same time as original conditional purchases 
within the same area), additional conditional purchase 
leases, additional homestead selections, additional 
homestead farms, additional settlement leases, or addi- 
tional Crown-leases, and shall become and be available 
therefor on and after the 5th February, 1928. It is 
further notified that the price of the land for addi- 
tional conditional purchase, or the capital value 
upon which provisional rentals (where required) shall 
be lodged, shall be as hereinafter respectively specified, 
except that the provisional rental to be lodged with 
an application for a conditional lease or an additional 
settlement lease, shall be 2d. per acre. Any additional 
holding acquired shall be subject to the same con- 
ditions (if any, and where applicable) which attach to 
the particular original holding in virtue of which the 
additional holding was applied for. 


Nore.—All information may be obtained from, and 
all forms of application will be filled in by, the Crown 
Lands Agent, free of cost, if so desired by the appli- 
cant. : 

W. E. WEARNE, Minister for lands. 

No. 176, 29 DecempBer, 1922.—5, 


Se 


Lanp District oF GUNDAGAI, AND ADJUNGBILLY SHIRE. 


Partly within annual lease 1906-25, and partly within 
annual lease 1910-7. 
Price and capital value, £1 16s. 8d. per acre. 

County of Harden, parish of Mooney Mooney, con- 
taining an area of about 100 acres. The Crown 
Lands within the following boundaries: Commencing 
at a point about 10 chains westerly of the most east- 
erly north-east corner of portion 349; and bounded 
thence by that portion and portion 112; by portion 
334, parish of Cooney, and a line south, to the point 
of commencement. 

Notr.—The included part (about 100 acres) of 
reserve from conditional sale (within Muttama Gold- 
field Extended), notified 20th May, 1879, within the 


above is hereby revoked. 
[ Ms. 1922-9,544] 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp District or GLEN INNES, AND SEVERN SHIRE. 
Price and capital value, 10s. per acre. 

County of Gough, parish of Kingsgate, containing 
an area of about 675 acres. The Crown Lands lying 
between portions 131, 135, and 134, portion 262, parish 
of Rusden, Mitchell, or Mann River, and Oaky Creek. 

Norr.—The included reservation from sale or lease 
under. section 206 covering this land is hereby re- 
voked., 

[Ms. 1922-8,875] 
Price and capital value, 15s. per acre. 

County of Clive, parish of Binny, containing an 
area of about 450 acres. The Crown Lands within the 
following boundaries: Commencing at the south-east 
corner of portion 61, parish of Moogem; and bounded 
thence south about 30 chains, west to Boundary Creek ; 
and by that Creek, Rocky River, and portion 61 afore- 
said, to the point of commencement. : 

Norr.—The included part (about 450 acres) of classi- 
fication reserve, notified 13th October, 1922, is hereby 
revoked, 

[Ms, 1922-11,018] 





6812 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTH, No. 176. 


[29 Deo., 1922, 


le ee ee EE a 


| 4326] Sydney, 29th December, 1922. 


(ROWN LANDS NOT AVAILABLE FOR SHTTLE- 
MENT UNTIL FURTHER NOTIFICATION 


pe pursuance of the provisions of section 84 of the 
_ Crown Lands Consolidation Act, 1913, it is hereby 
notified that the Crown Lands comprised within the 
tracts or areas hereunder described shall not be avail- 
able for the purpose of any application until a further 
notification has been published in the Gazette. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
Lanp Districr or Cooma, AnD Monaro Surre. 
County of Beresford, parish of Woolumla, contain- 
ing an area of 8 acres. The Crown Lands within the 


boundaries of portion 119. Plan P. 1,170-1,978. 
[Aln. 1922-7,372] 





[4328] Sydney, 22nd December, 1922. 


RESERVES FROM SALE. 


[ is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the pro- 
visions of the 28th section of the Crown Lands 
Consolidation Act, 1913, the Crown Lands hereunder 
described shall be reserved from sale for the public 
purposes hereinafter respectively specified, and they 
are hereby reserved accordingly. 


W. EF. WEARNE, Minister for Lands. 





KASTERN DIVISION. 
For Quarry. 
Lanp District or GRAFTON, AND HARWoop SHIRE. 


No. 55,935. County of Clarence, parish of Wood- 
ford, containing an area of about 19 acres. The Crown 
Lands ouhded by portion 239, Q.R. 55,762, the west- 
ern side of High-street, village of Jlarwill, and the 
road from Maclean to Grafton ;—exclusive of an area 
of about 1 acre in the north-western corner adjoining 
portion 239, on which the State Trawling Industry’s 
Depot and refrigerating plant are located, and which 
is shown by red.edging on helio. ‘A,’’ with papers 
Oce: 1922-7 .826. 

[ Ms, 1922-11.853] 


CENTRAL DIVISION. 
For Camping. . 


Lanp District of Dunesoo CentRAL, AND CoBBoRA 
SHIRE 


No. 55,936. County of Lincoln, parish of Bolaro, 
suburbs of Dunedoo, containing an area of about 
48 acres. The Crown Lands bounded by portion 100, 
the railway line from Dunedoo to Coonabarabran, and 
the Talbragar River; again the Crown Lands bounded 
by portion 157, reserve 49,656 from sale for police pur- 

‘poses, notified 28th January, 1914, the Talbragar 
River upwards to mect a line parallel to and rectan- 
gularly distant 3 chains 50 links north from the north- 
ern boundary of portion 22; by that parallel line west 
to the railway lands; by those lands generally north- 
westerly to the Talbragar River aforesaid; and thence 

_by that river upwards to portion 157 aforesaid ;—ex- 
clusive of the public road under shire control. — 

[ Ms. 1922-9,379] 


For Camping and Access. 


Lanp District or DuNEDOO CENTRAL, AND CoBBORA 
GHIRE. 

No. 55,937. County of Lincoln, parish of Bolaro, 
suburbs of Dunedoo, containing an area of about 49 | 
acres. The Crown Lands bounded by the road along 
the eastern boundary of p.w.p. 785, the road along 
the railway lands generally easterly to portion 123; by 
that portion and portions 122, 121, 179, and 119, to 
meet the westerly prolongation of the northern boun- 
dary of portion 144; by that prolongation and boun- 
dary, and part of the eastern boundary of portion 144 . 
to meet the westerly prolongation of the northern 
boundary of portion 148; by that prolongation and 
boundary, and its easterly prolongation; the terri- 
torial boundary, and the Talbragar River ;—exclusive 
of portion 153. Includes portion 119. Plan L. 3,255- 
1,566. 

[Ms. 1922-9379] 
EASTERN DIVISION. 
For Camping. 
Lanp Disrricr or Castxo, anp Kyooun Sure. 


No. 55,938. County of Rous, parish of Wiangaree, 
containing an area of about 17 acres. The Crown 
Lands bounded by Quarantine reserve 54,270, notified 
12th November, 1920, the public road from Wiangaree 
to Casino, the road from Kyogle to Ettrick, and the 
Richmond River. Plan R. 5,619-1,759. 

[ Ms. 1922-11,216] 
CENTRAL DIVISION. 
For Quarry. 
Lanp Disrrict or Wyatonc, AND Bianp SHIRB. 

No. 55,939. County of Gipps, parish of Bolagamy, 
containing an area of about 19 acres. The Crown 
Lands bounded by portion 62, and the road along the 
north boundary of portion 65. 


[Oce. 1922-8,253] 








Forestry Commission, 
Sydney, 29th December, 1922. 


RESERVE FROM SALE FOR TIMBER. 
t? is hereby notified that His Excellency the Gover- 

nor, with the advice of the Executive Council, on 
the recommendation of the Minister, and with the 
concurrence of the Secretary for Lands, has been 
pleased to approve, in pursuance of the provisions of 
section 22 of the Forestry Act, 1916, of the temporary 
reservation from sale, as timber reserves, of the 
Crown Lands hereinafter described, and they are 
hereby reserved accordingly. 


W. E. WEARNE, Minister for Forests. 


14053) 





CENTRAL DIVISION. 
From Sale for Timber. 
Lanp Districr or NARRANDERA, AND YANKO SHIRE. 


No. 55,3138. County of Mitchell, parish of Gillen- 
bah, containing an area of about 189 acres. The 
Crown Lands within the boundaries of measured por- 
tions 129 and 130, exclusive of the part of portion 
129, within the following boundaries; Commencing 
at the most western south-western corner of portion 
129; and bounded thence by part of the north-western 
boundary line of that portion north-easterly to the 
south-western side of the reserved road through the 
portion; by that side of that road south-easterly 8 
chains; thence by a line south to the lagoon; and hy 
HN Sei south-westerly, to the point of commence- 
ment: 

[F. 1922-1 4574 


29 Dro, 1922.) 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 176. 


6813 





NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership here- 
tofore subsisting between us, the undersigned, 
Frederick Windsor Devine and Mary Beigley, carry- 
ing on business as grocers and provision merchants, 
at Number 84 Cowper-street, Waverley, under the 
style or firm of Devine and Beigley, has been dissolved 
by mutual consent, as from the twenty-seventh day 
ot December instant, and the business will henceforth 
be carried on by the said Frederick Windsor Devine in 
his own name. 
Dated the 27th day of December, 1922. 
FREDK. W. DEVINE. 
MARY BEIGLEY. 
Witness to both signatures, 
Abrrep BE. West, J.P., 
Sydney. 
2435 Os! 








NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership here- 
tofore subsisting between Woolf Levine and Michael 
Bert Cohen, carrying on the business of ladies’ cloth- 
ing manufacturers, under the name, style, or firm cf 
“W. Levine and Cohen,’’ at Nos. 433 and 435 Kent- 
street, Sydney, has been dissolved as from the first 
day of December, one thousand nine hundred and 
twenty-two, so far as concerns the said Woolf Levine, 
who retired from the said firm. All debts due to and 
owing by the said late firm will be received and paid 
respectively by Michael Bert Cohen, who will continue 
to earry on the said business in his own name at the 
sdid address. 


Dated this nineteenth day of December, 1922. 


W. LEVINE. 
ds M. B. COHEN. 
Witness to both signatures,— 
Lron L. Conn, 
Solicitor, 
34 Martin-place, Sydney. 


2403 10s, 





NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership hitherto 
existing between A. V. Elhott and myself, the under- 
signed, carrying on business as the Wahroonga Motor 
Garage, has been dissolved by mutual consent, as 
from the thirtieth day of November, 1922. All debts 


due to and owing by the said firm will be received and 


paid by H. J. Cooper, who will carry on the said 
business under the old style of the firm. 


Dated this ninth day of December, a.p. 1922. 


& H. J. COOPER. 
Witness,—W. H. Harris, 
Certificated Conveyancer, 
Managing Clerk to EK. R. Abigail, 
Solicitor, Sydney. 
2398 8s. 





NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership hitherto 
existing between Arthur William Shaw, John Joseph 
Byrnes, and James Francis Toohey, trading as Shaw, 
Byrnes, & Toohey, stock and station agents, at Wagga 
Wagga, has been dissolved by mutual consent, as from 
the fifteenth day of November, 1922, and the said 
business will be carried on by the said John Joseph 
Byrnes and James Francis Toohey. All debts will be 
received and liabilities discharged by the said John 
Joseph Byrnes and James Francis Toohey, 

Dated this fifth day of December, 1922. 


A. W. SHAW. 
Witness to the signature of Arthur William Shaw,— 


M. A. McGuire. 
. J. J. BYRNES. 
Witness to the signature of John Joseph Byrnes,— 


M. A. McGuire. 
J. F. TOOHEY. 


Witness to the signature of James Francis Toohey,— 
M. A. McGurrr. 2 
2436 13-theq, 





jarivaie Liertisements, 


IN THE MATTER OF THE CHATSBURY SLATIC 
COMPANY LIMITED (IN LIQUIDATION) AND 
THE COMPANIES ACT, 1899-1918. 

NOTICE is hereby given, under section 141, that a 

General Meeting of the Shareholders of the Chatsbury 

Slate Company Limited (In Liquidation) will be held 

at the registered office of the Company, Auburn-street, 

Goulburn, at 12 noon, on Monday, 29th January, 1923, 

for the purpese of receiving the Liquidator’s report 

and account of the liquidation, 
W. J. LEMON, 


Liquidator. 
Goulburn, 28th December, 1922. 
2404. 78: 


IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT 
AND IN THE MATTER OF THE SYDNEY 
GLASS AND FILE COMPANY LIMITED. 

AT an Extraordinary General Meeting of share-” 

holders of the abovenamed Company duly convened 

and held at the registered Office of the Company No. 

496 Harris-street, Ultimo, Sydney, on Wednesday, the 

sixth day of December, 1922, the folllowing Resolu- 

tions were passed unanimously :— 


(1) That it is desirable to reconstruct the Company 
and accordingly that the Company be wound up 
voluntarily and that Henry Frederick Holt of 
Sydney, Secretary, be and he is hereby appointed 
Liquidator for the purpose of such winding-up. 

(2) That the Liquidator be and he is hereby author- 
ised to consent to the registration of a new Com- 





pany to be named ‘Sydney Glass Company 
Limited” with a Memorandum and Articles of 


Association which have already been prepared 
with the privity and approval of the Directors of 
this Company. 

(3) That the draft agreement submitted to this meet- 
ing and expressed to be made between this Com- 
pany (Old Company) and its Liquidator of the 
one part and Sydney Glass Company Limited 
(New Company) of the other part be and the 
same is hereby ‘approved and that the said 
Liquidator be and he is hereby authorised pur- 
suant to section 261 of the Companies Act, 1899, 
to enter into an arrangement with such new 
company when incorporated in the terms of the 
said draft and to carry the same into effect with 
such modifications if any as he may think ex- 
pedient. 

And at a subsequent Extraordinary General Meet- 
ing of the shareholders of the said Company also duly 
convened and held at the same place on Thursday 
the twenty-first day of December, 1922, the said 
Resolutions were confirmed as Special Resolutions. 


Dated this twenty-first day of December, a.p. 1922. 


JOHN G, FARLEIGH, 
Chairman. 
£ 


2416 
In the matter of the Companies Act, 1899-1918, and 


in the matter of The Tyre Repair and Trading 
Company Limited. 


AT an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Share- 
holders of The Tyre Repair and Trading Company 
Limited, duly convened and held at Ocean Housc, 
Martin-place, Sydney, on Tuesday, the nineteenth day 
of December, one thousand nine hundred and_ twenty- 
two, the following Resolution was duly passed :— 


“That it has been proved to the satisfaction of the 
Shareholders of The Tyre Repair and Trading 
Company Limited that the Company cannot, by 
reason of its liabilities, continue its business, and 
that it is advisable to wind up the same, and that 
the Company be and is hereby wound up volun- 
tarily.’” 

At the same Meeting Mr. George Brian Humphreys, 
of Sydney, public accountant, was appointed Liqut- 
dator for the purpose of the winding-up. 

EK. H. AITKENS, 
Chairman, 

The Tyre Repair and Tradling Company Limited. 

Witness to the signature of Ernto HENRY AITKENS,— 

©. M. Patn. 

Sydney, 19th December, 1922. 

2402 





10s, 


6814 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 176, 


[29 Dec., 1922, 








WELDING & CUTTING LTD. 


NOTICE is hereby given that at an Extraordinary 
General Meeting of Welding & Cutting Ltd., held 
at 107 Bathurst-street, Sydney, on Friday, the 
twenty-second day of December, 1922, at 5 o’clock in 
the afternoon, the following extraordinary resolu- 
tion was passed:—‘‘That it has been proved to the 
satisfaction of this meeting that the Company can- 
not, by reason of its liabilities, continue its business, 
and that it is advisable to wind up the same, and 
accordingly that the Company be wound up volun- 
tarily, with a view to obtaining an order for super- 
vision by the Court, if it be deemed advisable. And 
that Neil A. Bassett, of Royal-street, South Rand- 
wick, be and he is hereby appointed Liquidator for 
the purpose of such winding-up. : 
Dated this twenty-eighth ae of December, one 
thousand nine hundred and twenty-two. 
By order of the Board, 


L. 0. BASSETT, 
Secretary. 
2437 12s. 6d. 


NOTICE.—A General Meeting of the Camberwell Com- 
moners will be held in the Public Hall on Tuesday, the 
9th of January, 1923, at 8 p.m., for the purpose of 
auditing the accounts for the past twelve months, and 
electing one Trustee in place of Mr. R. Senderberry 
(deceased), 








Jeeps LUN NG 
Secretary, C. C. Trustees. 
2414 os. 


— 





HILL END AND TAMBAROORA COMMON, 
A Public Meeting will be holden at 8 p.m., on Tues- 
day, the 2nd January next, for the purpose of accept- 
ing the balance-sheet for past year, and any Common 
business. 

By order of Trustees, 
A. LE MESSURIER, 

24th December, 1922 Secretary. 
2434 5s. 





THE Annual General Meeting of the Gundaroo Town 
Common will be held in the Literary Institute on 
Wednesday, 10th January, at 8 p.m. 


Business: To receive annual balance-sheet, 
revision of Commoners’ roll, 
A. MASTERS, 
; for the Trustees. 
2409 As. 


and 





NOTICE.—-A Commoners’ Meeting is to be held on 
Saturday, 30th December, 1922. 
Business: Revision of Commoners’ Roll. 
By order of Trustees Palmer’s Oakey Temporary 
Common, 
(Mrs,) M. J. FERGUSON, 
: Secretary. 


2407 4s, 








PASTURES PROTECTION ACT, 1912. 

Norice under section 61 of the abovementioned Act 

to the Councils of the Municipalities or Shires 

vane the Pastures Protection District of Goul- 
urn, 


IN pursuance of the provisions of section 61 of the 
Pastures Protection Act, 1912: Notice is hereby given 
by the Pastures Protection Board for the District of 
Goulburn that the Councils of the Municipalities or 
Shires within the abovementioned districts shall, on 
or before the 3lst day of January, 1923, respectively 
commence the work of suppressing and destroying rab- 
bits upon all lands of which such Councils respectively 
are owners or occupiers, and upon any roads bounding 
or intersecting such lands or any part thereof, which 
roads are vested in or held by or under the control 
of the Council of the Municipality or Shire. The 
period during which the said work shall be continued 
and systematically carried out shall be from the 31st 
day of January, 1923, to the 3lst day of December, 
1923. The means which shall be adopted for carry- 
ing out the said work shall be poisoning (by the use 
of poisons other than cyanide of potassium), fumiga- 
tion, digging out, destruction of harbour, trapping, 
and shooting, being means which have been previously 
sanctioned under the said Act. 


DAVID MARSH BROADHEAD, 
Chairman of the Pastures Protection Board for the 
District of Goulburn, 
Dated 21st December, 1922, 
2410 16s. 








PASTURES PROTECTION ACT, 1912. 


Notice under section 61 of the abovementioned Act 
to the owners or occupiers within the Pastures 
Protection District of Goulburn. 


IN pursuance of the provisions of section 61 of the 
Pastures Protection Act, 1912: Notice is hereby given 
by the Pastures Protection Board for the District of 
Goulburn that the owners or occupiers of all or any 
lands within the abovementioned district shall, on or 
before the 3lst day of January, 1923, respectively 
commence the work of suppressing and_ destroying 
rabbits upon such lands, and upon any roads bounding 
or intersecting the same, or any part thereof, save 
and except such roads as are vested in, held by, or 
are under the control of the Council of a Munici- 
pality or Shire. The period during which the said 
work shall be continued and systematically carried 
out shall be from the 8lst day of January, 1923, to 
the 3lst day of December, 1923. The means which 
shall be adopted for carrying out the said work shall 
be poisoning (by use of poisons other than cyanide of 
potassium), fumigation, digging out, destruction of 
harbour, trapping, hunting, and _ shooting, being 
means which have been previously sanctioned under 


the said Act. 
DAVID MARSH BROADHEAD, 


Chairman of the Pastures Protection Board for the 
District of Goulburn, 
Dated 21st December, 1922. 
2411 16s. 





TULLOONA BORE WATER TRUST. 


THE Trustees of the Trust District of the Tulloona 
Bore Water Trust have caused to be made an assess- 
ment of all ratable property within the abovenamed 
Trust with the names of the owners and occupiers as 
far as is known. Particulars of the assessment are 
open for inspection at the office of the Trustees, 
Frome-street, Moree, and within twenty-one days 
from the publication in the Gazette appeals may be 
lodged under the Water Act, 1912, and regulations. 


JOS. CAMERON, 
Secretary, 
Moree, 23rd December, 1922, 
2408 8s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICFION. 


In the will of Charlotte Elizabeth Mills, late of Con- 
cord, near Sydney, in the State of New South 
Wales, spinster, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898, and the Testator’s Family Main- 
tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916: 
Notice is hereby given that every creditor or other 
person having any claim against the estate of Char- 
lotte Elizabeth Mills, the abovenamed deceased, who 
died on or about the 12th day of August, 1922, and 
probate of whose will was, on the 8th day of Novem- 
ber, 1922, granted by the Supreme Court of New 
South Wales to Florence Elen Mills and Frank Neal, 
the executrix and executor in the said will named, is 
hereby required to send particulars in writing of such 
claim to the said Florence Ellen Mills and Frank Neal, 
in care of the undersigned Mark Mitchell & Co., at 
their office hereunder mentioned, on or before the 
29th day of January, 1923, at the expiration of which 
time the said Florence Ellen Mills and Frank Neal 
will proceed to distribute the assets of the said de- 
ceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, having 
regard only to the claims of which they then have 
had notice; and notice is hereby further given that 
the said Florence Ellen Mills and Frank Neal will 
not be liable, for the assets or any part thereof so 
distributed, to any person of whose claim they shall 
not have had notice at the time of such distribution. 
Dated this 29th day of December, a.p. 1922. 


MARK MITCHELL AND CO., 


Proctors for the Executors, 


A.M.P. Chambers, 5 
89 Pitt-street, Sydney. 


2419 Is. 


29 Dec., 1922.] 


_—, 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of John Caridis, late of Darlinghurst, in 
the State of New South Wales, fishmonger, 
deceased. 


PURSANT to the Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898, and the Testator’s Family Mainten- 
ance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916: 
Notice is hereby given that every creditor or other 
person having any claim against the estate of John 
Caridis, the abovenamed deceased, who died on or 
about the 3rd day of October, 1922, and probate of 
whose will was, on the 18th day of November, 1922, 
granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales 
to Cosmas Cassimatis and Nicholas Paraskos, the 
executors in the said will named, is hereby required to 
send particulars in writing of such claim to the said 
Cosmas Cassimatis and Nicholas Paraskos, in care of 
the undersigned, Mark Mitchell & Co., at their office 
hereunder mentioned, on or before the 29th day of 
January, 1923, at the expiration of which time the 
said Cosmas Cassimatis and Nicholas Paraskos will 
proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased 
amongst the persons entitled thereto, having regard 
only to the claims of which they then have had notice ; 
and notice is hereby further given that the said 
Cosmas Cassimatis and Nicholas Paraskos will not be 
liable, for the assets or any part thereof so distributed, 
to any person of whose claim they shall not have had 
notice at the time of such distribution.—Dated this 
29th day of December, a.p. 1922. 
MARK MITCHELL & CO., 
Proctors for the Executors, 
A.M.P. Chambers, 
89 Pitt-street, urs 
58. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales, 
PROBATE JURISDICTION, 


In the will of Helen Cecilia Stirling, late of London, 
England, widow, deceased. 

PURSUANT to the Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898, and pursuant to Testator’s Family Main- 
tenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916: 
Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other 
persons having any. claims or demands against or 
upon the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who died 
at London on 20th March, 1922, are hereby required 
to send in full particulars of their claims and demands 
upon the said estate to the Perpetual Trustee Company 
Limited, 33-39 Hunter-street, Sydney, the duly con- 
stituted attorney of Sigurd Bentzon, to whom probate 
was granted by His Majesty’s High Court of Justice 
in England on the 7th day of August, 1922, an exem- 
plification of which probate was resealed by the 
Supreme Court of New South Wales on 14th December, 
1922, on or before the 10th day of February next, in 
default whereof the said Perpetual Trustee Company 
Limited will, after the last mentioned date, proceed 
to administer the estate and distribute the assets 
among the parties entitled thereto, having regard only 
to the claims and demands of which they shall then 
have notice; and the said Company will not be liable, 
for the assets or any part thereof so distributed, to 
any person of whose claim they shall not have had 
notice at the time of such distribution.—Dated this 
19th day of December, 1922. 


For Perpetual Trustee Company kimited, 


R. COPLAND LETHBRIDGH, 
E Manager. 
BrabDiey, Son ann MaucHan, Proctors. 


2400 16s, 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the will of Henry Gardiner, late of Long Point, 
near Singleton, in the State of New South Wales, 
dairy-farmer, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the Wills, Probate and Administration 


Act, 1898: Notice is hereby given that every creditor 
or other person having any claim against the estate 
of Henry Gardiner, the abovenamed deceased, who 
died on 5th June, #22, and probate of whose will 
was, on the 17th day of August, 1922, granted by the 
Supreme Court of New South Wales to Jonathan 
Gardiner and William Gardiner, the executors in the 
said will named, is hereby required to send in parti- 
culars in writing of such claim to the said Jonathan 


| 














NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 176. 6815 





Gardiner and William Gardiner, in care of the under- 
signed, at their office hereunder mentioned, on or 
before the 8rd day of February, 1923, at the expira- 
tion of which time the said Jonathan Gardiner and 
William Gardiner will proceed to distribute the assets 
of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled 
thereto, having regard only to the claims of which 
they then have notice; and notice is hereby further 
given that the said Jonathan Gardiner and William 
Gardiner will not be liable, for the assets. or any part 
thereof so distributed, to any person. of whose claim 
they shall not have had notice at the time of such 
distribution.—Dated this 22nd day of December, 1922. 


A. B. SHAW AND GRAINGER, 
Proctors, 
Singleton. 
By A. B. SHaw Ann McDonatp, 
Solicitors, 
163 Pitt-street, Sydney, 


2418 16s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION, 


In the will and codicil of Robert Gordon Brereton, 
late of Marrickyllie, in the State of New South 
- Wales, chemist, deceased. 
PURSUANT to the Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898: Notice is hereby given that all creditors 
and other persons having any debt or claim upon or 
affecting the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who 
died on or about the 4th day of May, 1922, and probate 
of whose will and codicil was granted by the Supreme 
Court of New South Wales, in its Probate Jurisdiction, 
on the 12th day of October, 1922, to the Union Trustee 
Company of Australia Limited, William Bede William- 
son and Thomas Brown, the executors named in the 
said will, are hereby required to send in particulars 
of their claims to the said The Union Trustee Com- 
pany of Australia Limited, William Bede Williamson, 
and Thomas Brown, or to the undersigned, the proctors 
for the said executors, on or before the 16th day of 
February next, at the expiration of which time the 
said executors will proceed to distribute the assets of 
the said deceased among the persons entitled thereto, 
having regard to the debts and claims only of which 
they shall then have had notice; and notice is hereby 
further given that the said executors will not be 
liable, for the assets so distributed, to any person of 
whose debt or claim they shall not have had notice at 
the time of such distribution.—Dated this 27th day of 
December, 1922, 


METCALFE AND DANGAR, 
Proctors for the said Executors, 
10 Bligh-street, Sydney. 


2405 16s. 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION. 


In the matter of the estate of Mary Grainger, late of 
Redfern, in the State of New South Wales, married 
womah, deceased. 


PURSUANT to the Wills, Probate and Administration 
Act, 1898, and the Testator’s Family Maintenance and 
Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916: Notice is hereliy 
given that every creditor or other person having any 
debt or claim upon or affecting the estate of the aboye- 
named deceased, who died on or about the 28th dav 
of October, 1922, and administration with the wili 
annexed was on the 14th day of December, 1:22, 
granted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales ta 
the Public Trustee, is hereby required to send par- 
ticulars in writing of their debt or claim to the said 
Public Trustee on or before the 26th day of January, 
1923, at the expiration of which time the said Public 
Trustee will proceed to distribute the assets of the 
said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, 
having regard to the debts or claims only of which he 
then has notice; and notice is hereby further given . 
that the said Public Trustee will not be liable, fur the 
assets or any part thereof so distributed, to any person 
of whose debt or claim he shall not have had notice 
at the time of such distribution, 


T. W. GARREDT, 
Publie Trustee, 
Culwulla Chambers, 
67 Castlereagh-street, Sydney, 
21st December, 1922, 


2406 16s, 


6316 


_ 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATH JURISDICTION, 


In the will of Robert Maleolm, late of Dumaresq 
Island, Manning River, in the State of New South 
Wales, dairy farmer, deceased. 





PURSUANT to the Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898, and the Testator’s Family Maintenance 
and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916: Notice is 
hereby given that every Creditor or other person 
having any debt or claim upon or affecting the estate 
of Robert Malcolm, the abovenamed deceased, who died 
on or about the 19th day of September, in the year 
1921, and probate of whose will was, on the 23rd day 
of November, 1921, granted by the Supreme Court. of 
New South Wales to Lydia Florence Malcolm, the 
executrix in the said will named, are hereby required 
to send particulars in writing of their debt or Gaim 
to John McKinlay Hooke, proctor for the said execu- 
trix, Victoria-street, Taree, on or before the 28th day 
of February, 1928, at the expiration of which time the 
said executrix will proceed to distribute the assets of 
the said deceased amongst the persous entitled thereto, 
having regard to the debts or claims only of which 
she then has notice; and notice is hereby further given 
that the executrix will not be liable, for the assets or 
any part thereof so distributed, to any person of whose 
debt or claim she shall not have had notice at the 
time of such distribution. 


JOHN McKINLAY HOOKER, 
Proctor for the Executrix, 
Victoria-street, Taree. 
16s, 


to 
o> 
cs) 
Or 








In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
PROBATE JURISDICTION, 


In the estate of William Hooper, late of West Koga- 
rah, near Sydney, in the State of New South 
Wales, Hsquire, deceased, intestate. 


PURSUANT to the Wills, Probate and Administra- 
tion Act, 1898, and pursuant to Testator’s Family 
Maintenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916: 
Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other 
persons having any debts or claims or demands against 
or upon the estate of the abovenamed deceased, who 
died on or about the 29th day of September, 1922, and 
letters of administration of whose estate were granted 
by the Supreme Court of New South Wales, in its 
Probate Jurisdiction, on the 2ist day of December, 
1922, to Louisa Adeline Hooper, of Glenroy, 48 Bruce- 
street, West Kogarah, in the State of New South 
Wales, widow, are hereby required to send in par- 
ticulars of their claims to the said administratrix, or 
to the undersigned, the proctors for the said adminis- 
tratrix, on or before the 10th day of February next, at 
the expiration of which time the said administratrix 
will proceed to distribute the assets of the said de- 
ceased among the persons entitled thereto, having 
regard to the debts and claims only ef which she shall 
then have had notice; and she will not be liable, for 
the assets so distributed, to any person of whose debt 
or claim she shall not have had notice at the time of 
such distribution.—Dated this 29th day of December, 


1922. 
NORTON, SMITH & CO., 
Proctors for the Administratrix, 
39 Hunter-street, Sydney. 
DAG 16s. 


[Notice ander section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.] 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (23,158) 


IN BANKRUPTCY, 


Re Edward William Stringer, junior, of Giants Creek, 
via Denman, manager. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order 
has this day been made against the abovenamed bank- 
rupt, on the petition of the debtor, and Mr. W. H. 
Palmer appointed to be the Official Assignee.—Dated 
at Sydney, this 21st day of December, 1922. 


N. C. LOCKHART, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
2425 Bs, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 176. 


[29° Dre, 1923. 





f [Notice under section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898. ] 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (23,160) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re Uriel Clyde Deane, of Wollongong-road, Arncliffe, 
farmer. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order 
has this day heen made against the abovenamed bank- 
rupt, on the petition of the debtor, and Mr. ©. F. W. 
Lloyd appointed to be the Official Assignee.—Dated at 
Sydney, this 22nd day of December, 1922. 
N.C. LOCKHART, 
Registrar in Bankruptey. 

2429 5s. 





[ Notice under section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898.] 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (23,163) 


IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re Henry Alexander Grant, of Uki, Tweed River, 
farmer. 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order 
has this day been made against the abovenamed bank- 
rupt, on the petition of the debtor himself, and Mr. 
C. Ff. W. Lloyd appointed to be the Official Assignee. 
—-Dated at Sydney, this 27th day of December, 1922. 
N. C, LOCKHART, 

Registrar in Bankruptcy. 

2430 5s. 





[ Notice under section 11 of the Bankruptcy Act, 1898. ] 


In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (28,162) 


; IN BANKRUPTCY. 
Re William Seanes, of Bemboka, butcher, 


NOTICE is hereby given that a Sequestration Order 
has this day been made against the abovenamed bank- 
rupt, on the petition of the debtor himself, and Mr. 
W. H. Palmer appointed to be the Official Assignee. 
—. Dated at Sydney, this 27th day of December, 1922. 
N. C. LOCKHART, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
2431 5s. 








In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (23,158.) 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


Re Edward William Stringer, junior, 
Creek, near Denman, manager. 


of Giant’s 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Single Meeting of 
ereditors in the above matter will be held at the 
Court-house, Muswellbrook, before the District Regis- 
trar in Bankruptcy, on the 24th day of January, 1923, 
at 10 a.m., or as soon after as the course of business 
will permit. To entitle a creditor to vote thereat, his 
proot must be lodged with the Registrar in Bank- 
ruptey, Elizabeth-street, Sydney, not later than the 
18th day of January, 1923. 
N. C. LOCKHART, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 

Official Assignee—WiLtLtiAm HarrIncTon PALMER, 
2433 7s. 








In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN BANKRUPTCY. 


NOTICH is hereby given that the Single Meeting of 
creditors in the following matter will be held at the 
Court, Supreme Court Buildings, Elizabeth-street, 
Sydney, on the 21st day of February, 1923, at 10 a.m., 
or as soon after as the course of business will permit. 
To entitle a creditor to vote thereat his proof must 
be lodged with the Registrar in Bankruptcy not later 
than the 19th day of February, 1923 :— i 


Re George Herbert Hodge (23,144), of Palm Beach, 
labourer, and carried on business at Newport as a 


dairyman. 
N. C. LOCKHART, 
Registrar in Bankruptcy. 
Pihgial Assignee—WILLIAM HARRINGTON PALMER, 
2432 78. 


29 Drc., 1922. ] 





In the Supreme Court of New South Wales. 
IN EQUITY. 
No. 9,955. 


In the matter of the Companies Acts, and in the 
matter of ‘“‘“Graham & Williams Limited.”’ 


BY an order made hy the Chief Judge in Equity in 
the above matter, dated thé twenty-eighth day of 
November, 1922, on the petition of Frank Graham, 
a contributory of the abovenamed Company, it was 
ordered that the abovenamed Company, “Graham 
& Willams Limited,’? be wound up by this Court 
under the provisions of the Companies Acts in force 
in that behalf, and that William Harrington Palmer, 
of Sydney, one of the Official Assignees of this Court 
in its Bankruptcy Jurisdiction. be appointed Official 
Liquidator of the said Company. 


Dated this 23rd December, 1922, 


ERIC HOWARD, 
Solicitor for the said Petitioner, 
Atheneum Chambers, 
9-11 *Castlereagh-street, Sydney. 
2399 Os. 


———— 





LOST, from Doll’s Point, 171h December,--One black pony 
mare, about 13°2 hands high, 6 years old, white spot on 
wether, branded like 5 on shoulder. 


A. LOVEDEFR, 
Sans Souci aver ue, 


Sandringham. 
2415 4s 





LOST, from Alexandria, 24th December,—One bay pony 


mare, 12 hands, 5 years, black points, branded HQ U_ on near 
shoulder, : 


L. BAWSON, 
Park-street, 
Alexandria. 
2421 4s, 





LOST, from Newtown, 26th December, 1922,—One chestnut 
mare, 14 hands, aged, white blaze on forehead, one white hind 
foot, scars on knees, slightly hollow back, branded YY UP 
(indistinct) near shoulder. 


W. HOUSEMAN, 


58 Susan-street, 


Newtown. 
2396 4s, 





LOST, from Auburn, 21st December,— One bay draught mare, 
7 years, star on forehead, near hind fetlock white, branded 
D A on near shoulder, A A on near hindquarters. 


T. WALKER, 
Sutherland-street, 


Auburn. 
2426 4g, 





Cm poundings, 





*,* Poundkeepers are raminded thai Advertisements of 
Umpounded Stock are charged for at the rate of Cxk SHILLING 
FOR EACH ANIMAL DESCRIBED 3 and no such Advertisement wiii 
be inserted inthe Gazette u»lesz accompanied by a reruttanee 
wicient to cover tie cost af insertion. 








BLACKTOWN,—Impounded at Blacktown, cn the 22nd day 
of December, 1922, from Crawford’s paddock, by W. 
Lavender ; sum due at date of notice, 8s. Gd. each :— 


Brown gelding, like WO near shoulder, 14 hands. 


Yellow-bay mare, like YJ'7y off thigh, baldy face, hind legs 
white, aged, 15 hands. 


If not released, will be sold according to Impounding Act. 


2397—2s, T, SHEPHERD, Poundkeeper. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 176. 


6517 





BLACKTOWN,.—Impounded at Blacktown, on the 23rd day 
of December, 1922, from Quaker’s Hill, by W. Laverder ; 
sum due at date of no ice, 83.:— 

Brindle Jersey !eifer, branded like —— over PeQ, near ear 
chopped off, 2 years. 

If not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 

4th January, 1922, 


2424—1s. T. SHEEHERD, Poundkceper. 








BROKEN HILL.—Impounded pt Broken Hil, on the 18th 
day of December, 1922, from Willyama Common, by J.T. 
Dunn; sum due at date of notice, 15s. :-- 

Working bullock, like AG near rump, like 4 over 4S cf 
runp, car marked, aged. 


If not released, will be sold according to Impounding Act. 
2412—1s. A. MARSHALL, Poundkeeper. 





= ~~ 


CANDELO.—Impounded at Candelo, on the 15th day of 
December, 1{22, from Tantawanglo, by Mr. Jno. O’ Brien ; 
sum due at date of notice, 183. €d :— 


Jersey cow, like C 4 near rump, 4 years, 
If not released, wil! be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
4th January, 1923. 


2412—1s. H. HAMMOND, Poundkeeper. 








HURSTVILLE.--Impounded at Hurstville, on the 22nd day 
of December, 1922, from Kegaran, by M. Wheatley, im- 
pounding officer; sum due at date of notice, £1 17s. 6d. 
each :— 

Bay draught mare, branded J and like © (‘aint) and C (re- 
versed) rear shoulder, Llaze, two feet white, shod, 5 years. 

Bay filly, no brands visible, black points, scar off hind leg, 
about 2 years. 

Bay filly foal, Q— near shoulder, black points, about 9 months. 

Bay filly foal, same brand (faint marks joining), black points, 
about 9 months. 


If not released, will be sold according to Imp>unding Act. 
2425—4s, C. RYAN, Poundkeeper. 





MASCOT.—Impounded at Maszot, on the 14th day of Dec- 
ember, 1922, from King-street, Mascot, by impounding 
officer, Mascot ; readvertised, fresh brands appearing ; sum 
due at date of notice set after each animal :— 

Bay-roan draught gelding, , . over Q over DC _ near 
shoulder ; lise Y over Y over | (brands indistinct), 
off shoulder, baldy face, white feet, white on flanks and 
belly, shod, in good condition, aged, about 164 hands ; 
£5 16s. 


Also, on the 22ad instant, from Moore Park, by impounding 
officer, Moore Park:— — 


Bay mare, J § over W near shoulder, star, like skin disease 
on belly, aged, 144 hands; £2 9s. 6d. 


If not released, will be scld according to Impounding Act. 


2427—2s. S. ROSSBRIDGH, Poundkeaper. 














NORTH SYDNEY.—Impounded at North Sydney, on the 26th 
day of December, 1¥22,from Cammaray-road, by im- 
pounding officer ; sum due at Cate of notice, 17s. :— 

Bay mare, no brands visible, 4 years, 145 hands. 

“If not released, will be so!d at this Pound at noon on the 

4th January, 1923. 


2422—1s, G. SHERWIN, Poundkeeper. 


_2 


PORT MACQUARIE.—Impounded at Port Macquarie, on 
the 15th day of December, 1922, by nuisance inspector ; 
advertisement delayed, awaiting supposed owner to 
release :— 

Creamy mate, branded like <Q (bow and arrow), aged. 





Tf not released, will be sold at this Pound at noon on the 
4th January, 1922. 


2401—1s, R. MAC DUFF, Poundkeeper. 


YHNDA.—Impounded at Yenda, on the 10-h day of Tec- 
ember, 1922, irom Yenda Reserve, by H. Stallworthy ; 
sum due at date of notice, £2 3s. 6d. each :— 


Bay gelding, TY over YW over > G near shoulder, & years, 
16 hands. é 
Black gelding, no brands visible, aged, 15 hands. 





If not released, will be sold accerding to Impounding Act. 


24123—2s3, J. MERRIGAN, Poundkeeper. 


6818 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 176. [29 Dee., 1922, 


Jnodustrial Hotices. 


[4258] Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
Sydney, 29th December, 1922. 


THE following Award of the Court made in exercise of the powers conferred on it by 
section 14 of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, determining certain industrial matters 
arising in and in relation to the industries and callings in respect of, which the Pastry- 
cooks, &ce, (State) Board is constituted (constitution published at page 1444 of No, 37 
of Government Gazette, dated 24th February, 1922—see also Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi, 
page 343), is published in accordance with the provisions of the Act and the Regulations 








thereunder, . 
EF, W. KITCHING, 
(No. 8,645.) Industrial Registrar. 





IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
No. 522 of 1922, 
= - Pastrycooks, &c. (State) Board. 
Application by the Master Pastrycooks Association of New South Wales, 
Industrial Union of Employers. 
Monday, the 18th day of December, 1922, . 
Pastrycooks, &c. (State) Award. vic 


z (Eight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1922.) 

niu 1. Classification, . 

Employees shall be classified as pastrycooks, packers, jobbers, apprentices, carters, 
motor-waggon drivers, and assistants. 

(a) A pastrycook is an employee who is capable of and is substantially employed in 
taking raw material, weighing, and mixing or shaping or baking it, and when 
baked icing or piping it, and shall include an employee substantially working 
paste rollers, but shall exclude any employee who does any of the work herein- 
after mentioned as the work of an assistant, 

Provided always that if any employee within the above classification of a 
pao does any of the work above set forth ’as the work of a pastrycook 
for less than four hours per day he sball nevertheless be paid for the time so 
worked at the rate of a pastrycook’s wage. 

(Db) A head pastrycook is a male pastrycook in charge of three or more pastrycooks 
exclusive of himself, 

(c) A head packer is a packer, male or female,-in charge of three or more packers 
exclusive of himself or herself, as the case may be. 

(d) A jobber is an employee employed by the day. 

(e) An apprentice is a person duly apprenticed under the Apprentices Act, 1901, to 
an employer for a period of five years to learn the trade of a pastrycook,. 

(f) A carter is an employee who is substantially engaged in carting pastrycooks’ 
goods, catering gear and supplies. 

(g) A motor-waggon driver is an employee who is substantially engaged in driving 
or delivering by any motor yehicle pastrycooks’ goods, catering gear, and 
supplies. 

(h) A packer is an employee employed in packing pastrycooks’ goods for delivery 
outside the bakehouse, but shall not include any packing done for packers by an 
i assistant, 

(i) An assistant is an employee other than a pastrycook, packer, apprentice, carter 
or motor-waggon driver as above defined, and who does all or any of the fol- 
lowing work, viz.:—Bring in raw material, wash clean and grease pans, tools, 
tins and other utensils, clean and wash machines, label tins and boxes, wash and 
sugar goods, wrap cakes and pastry, crack eggs, clean fruit and cut peel, put on 
and take off peels, attend reel travelling and draw-plate ovens, provided that a 
journeyman is in charge, place goods into and take goods from tins, trays, pans, 
trucks, racks, bins and cupboards before, during and after their manufacture, 
pack goods in bakehouses, clean bakehouses, yards, and premises, feed and take 
from machines, put on and into and take from tins, trays, and pans any goods 
in any stage of their manufacture, top and bottom pies. 

2. Hours of Labour. 
Forty-eight hours of labour shall constitute a week’s work for pastrycooks, appren- 
tices, packers, assistants, carters, and motor-waggon drivers. 

A break of not-less than a quarter of an hour or not more than one hour shall be 
allowed for each meal. 

The employees abovementioned shall not in general be required to work more than 
four and a half. hours without a break for meals, except the Sunday shift from 2 p.m. 

7.30 p.m. 

Provided always that in any week in which a Statutory or gazetted public holiday 
occurs, forty-five hours shall constitute a week’s work for pastrycooks, apprentices, 
packers, and assistants, with a limit of nine hours on four days and ten hours on one 
day; forty-five hours for carters and motor-waggon drivers, with a limit of ten hours on 
any one day, and in weeks in which more than one holiday occurs the ordinary working 
hours, exclusive of hours worked on holidays, shall be limited to ten hours on one day 
only and nine hours on other days, 

3. Overtime, 

(a) Hours of labour worked ih excess of ten hours on one day only in any week, 
and nine hours on other days, by pastrycooks, apprentices, packers, and assistants shall 
be paid for as overtime, at the rates mentioned in subclause (b) of this clause. In the 
case of carters or motor-waggon drivers all time worked in excess of ten hours on any 
day shall be paid for as overtime at the rates mentioned in subclause (0b) of this clause. 

Jobbers shall be paid overtime as prescribed in subclause (0b) of this clause, after 
eight hours’ work. 

(b) Hours of labour worked in excess of the hours hereinbefore prescribed as a 
week's work by any employee shall be overtime, and shall be paid for at the rate of not 
Jess than time and a quarter for the first three hours, and time and a half for the next 
six hours, and double time thereafter, 


in 





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(c) All work done by a pastrycook, assistant, or packer after 1 o’clock p.m, on 
Saturday shall be paid for as overtime at not less than the rate of double time. 

(d@) All work done on Picnic Day, outside the county of Cumberland, before 8 p.m. 
shall be paid for as overtime at not less than the rate of double time, 

Provided that in computing under subclause ()) overtime worked in excess of 
the week’s work, no work shall be included which is by this Award paid for as overtime 
under any other clause or subclause, neither shall any hours worked on any Statutory 
or gazetted public holiday be included in computing overtime under the said sub- 
clause (0), 

4. Starting and Finishing Time. 

The starting and finishing time from Monday to Iriday inclusive shall. be as 
follows :—5) a.m. or 6 a.m. starting time, provided that the shop starting at 5 a.m. shall 
finish not later than 7 p.m., the shop starting at 6 a.m. not later than 8 p.m. Saturday, 
5 a.m. or 6 a.m., finishing time not later than 1 p.m. 

5. Sundays. ’ 

No work shall be done on Sunday by any employee before 2 p.m. or after 7.80 p.m., 
except for ferment or paste doughmaking: Provided that should a holiday occur on 
Monday work may commence before 2 p.m. on the Sunday previous, but not before 8 a.m. 
on such Sunday, and finish not later than 7.30 p.m., for which time and a half extra for 
each hour worked shall be paid in addition to the weekly wage, with a minimum of 5s, 
for work done on such Sunday, 

6. Minimum Rates, 


The minimum wage per week shall be as follows :— Beam di 
Coy Leade* Pasir y COOK cers dee tee tors ASMA C2 sc bic uee A ad Abs im 
CU Pe Malem pas thy COOKS ster. ccolere] kateare eke cte heidi ep Cinieie te ss do. 2 414 0 
(¢)) Females pastryc00ke so. mies a2: Se es a ees POU Leo 
Cd) yMalem hneadepackernt Te Tit iio eis etn ek, » sheaths wetenetan ev lide O 
(E)ietemalesherd? PACkGret a. and atiiia ters hots. al tbat the sth. Seu ra ei 
Ch eAdule male packeriPan he. dee aloe & oka Phe ae tae aS 4 4 0 
(g) Adult female packer ....... eee due oe ck dN Pee Dee) 
i (ii eas les pa Chere Md Cfo lea eects tree, aefaral of oer eudviereacy’ Pesinerere oka mal as 
(He Males packer under 1S. oc. os eo attics Mas des BESaueb em ae al 
Cipeitemales packer nunc erg. sul cauteetaccdio serctomenota ies Teale Ss 
(kj) Remale packer Sunder (189s... 40-4... - ariel a an ea ag Me gh 
Cy AGUIte Males ASSISEATIC stan nae cen cys ce Wb ciexteeiere aprteparede 1 AA PED iG 
(m) Male assistant, under 21 eeisesnee tice. ater s¥y es ees ee ees 
(CR) eM em assistance sUMGeTs Lee metas eye ce cits sna Fe ote Aber ie ON A od 
, (o) Adult female assistant ...... SINTA TEPC? et a oslo cut wisie td tesa mere a Rey 
Ce MeMalezassi Shani, UMC Cre alas vwetade af treukeeree cheers. cess « ee oe Le S 
(q) Female assistant, under 18 .......... Ee eee ee NS: GT 
CE)F Carlee OMCs 2 le Voge oa charstole no OE Us eek oof sau ML iats,= soaks eaten eae 
: (i) (CENenN qiiiGkee Bal 2 olen Ane eo euaek Relate, ey deieene Lhe oe LOO 
Coe MoOtor-waecone Oriver me neat tt detent we. 4 0's, eee e-s ens, oe. te « A 1 


(wv) Provided always that carters or motor waggon, drivers who are paid 
; L commission shall not receive less in wages and commission than the 
above minimum rates, otherwise the said rates shall apply to such 
carters and motor-waggon drivers. 
7. Wages for Certain Employees not to be Reduced. 
Any male employee who is at the date of this Award receiving from an employer 
a wage in excess of the minimum wage for the class of work he is doing shall not while 
so employed have his margin over the minimum wage reduced by reason only of this 
Award. 
ay 4 8. Jobbers. 
Jobbers’ rates of pay for each class of employee enumerated in clause 6 shall be 
calculated daily at the rate of pay in that clause, plus 10 per cent. of that rate. 


9. Weekly Employment, 

(a) Except as hereinbefore provided, the employment of pasirycooks, packers, 
assistants, carters, and motor waggon drivers shall be a weekly employment, and wages 
shall be paid weekly. A week’s notice shall be given on either side of discontinuance of 
employment. 

(b) Persons employed by the week under this Award shall have the same rights — 
and liabilities as in other cases of weekly hiring at common law, notwithstanding any 
trade custom to the contrary. 

10. Apprentices. 

(a) An sypprentice shall be legally indentured for a period of five years, or for the 
balance of the period already served. A copy of the indenture shall be lodged with the 
Industrial Registrar. 

(b) The minimum rate of pay for apprentices shall be as follows :—Wirst year of 
service, 13s. per week; second year of service, 19s. 3d. per week; third year of service, 
£1 5s. Od. per week; fourth year of service, £1 12s, 3d. per week; fifth year of service, 
£2 5s. per week. 

(c) One apprentice shall Se allowed to every three or fraction of three of the 
pumber of journeymen usually employed. The number of journeymen usually employed 
shall be deemed to be the average of the number employed in each week during the six 
months preceding the engagement of the apprentice. 

11. Catering Jobs. 

(a) A pastrycook or assistant, carter, motor-waggon driver, or packer required to 
wait at table on a catering job shall be paid therefor at the rate of 2s. per hour. 

(>) A carter or motor-waggon driver required to go upon a catering job or other 
extraordinary journey without twelve hours’ notice, and in such circumstances that he 
cannot provide himself with meals while engaged thereon, shall be allowed 1s. in respect 
of each ordinary meal-time occurring during such journey. 

12. Pienic Day. 

(@)The Picnic Day shall be on the last Saturday in October of each year, except 
in the Southern District and North Coast District, as defined in the Schedule hereto, in 
which there shall be no Picnic Day. 

(b) All employees shall, if required so to do by their employer or employers, work 
on such Picnie Day: Provided that overtime at double rates shall be paid for such work 
to all employees other than assistants, motor-waggon drivers, or carters. In the case of 
assistants, carters, or motor-waggon drivers, overtime shall be paid at the rate prescribed 
for Picnie Day for all work performed after 9 a.m, on the day of the said picnic, 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 176 [29 Dzo., 1922. 








13. Holidays, 

(a) The following days ov the days on which the same shall be observed shall be 
holidays, except in the said Southern District and North Coast District:—New Year's 
Day, Anniversary Day, Good Friday, Easter Monday, King’s Birthday, Prince of Wales’ 
Birthday, Hight-hour Day, Christmas Day, Roxing Day, and gazetted public holidays: 
l’rovided always that a gazetted public holiday shall only be a holiday under this Award 
within the district mentioned in the proclamation. HWmployees shall work if required on 
any such holiday, and shall be paid time and a half for every hour worked on any such 
holiday in addition to the minimum wage mentioned in clause 6, with a minimum of 5s. 
for work done on any such holiday. 

(p) All work done on the Sunday preceding such public holiday shall be considered 
as if worked on the public holiday, and paid for and allowed as a holiday. 

(c) In the Southern Distr ict and the North Coast District the following days shall 
be holidays :—Christmas Day, New Year’s Day, Anniversary Day, and Haster Sunday, and 
also each of the undermentioned days if such day is not obseryed on a Monday, namely :— 
Local Hight-hour Day, King’s Birthday, Prince of Wales’ Birthday: Provided that eim- 
ployees shall work if required on any of the aforesaid holidays, and shall be paid time 
and a half for every hour worked on such holiday in addition to the minimum wage 
mentioned in clause 6, with a minimum of 5s. for work done on such holiday; Provided 
further that if Local Hight-hour Day, King’s Birthday, or Prince of Wales’ Birthday be 
observed on a Monday all work on such Monday (except bread dough-making) shall be 
paid for at the rate of time and a half for every hour worked, and all time occupied in 
dough-making Shall be considered as part of employee’s ordinary week’s work. 


14. Relieving in a Higher Grade, 

Any employee ordered to act in any capacity or to relieve another in a higher grade 
for one hour or more shall, while so employed, be paid at the sanje rate of pay as the 
employee he is relieving, provided always that such pay is not jess than he is receiving. 

15. Preference to Unionists. 

Subject to the provisions of the Returned Soldiers and Sailors’ Employment Act, 
1919, as between members of the Federated Pastrycooks Hinployees’ Biscuit Makers Eim- 
ployees’ and Flour and Sugar Goods Workers’ Union of Australia, New South Wales 
Branch, and other persons offering themselves for employment at the same time, all 
other things being equal, preference shall be given to such members; and in the employ- 
ment and dismissal of employees no discrimination shall be made agaiust such members. 


16. Providing Uniforms, 
Where carters and motor-waggon drivers have to wear nniforms the same shall be 
supplied by the employer, and where the employee has to bave them washed all laundry 
expenses for such clothing shall he allowed. 


17. Board and Lodging, 


Tt shall not be made a condition of employment that an employee shall lodge on tac 
employer's premises unless suitable accommodation cannot be secured within reasonable 
distance from the bakehouse* 

18. Settlement of Disputes. 


Questions of interpretation may be referred to the Court. This provision is not to 
interfere with the right of a reference to the Court or with any proceeding for a penalty in 
respect of any alleged breach of this Award. 

19, Easter Overtine. 


Notwithstanding anything hereinbefore contained, the following provisions shall 
apply in the week in which Good Ividay occurs and also in the week in whieh Easter 
Monday oceurs:—In the week in which Good Priday occurs employers, other than 
Sargents Limited, shall be at liberty to work their male employees overtime after S p.m. 
upon paying the employees so working the following rates ;—— 

For skilled labour at the rate of 3s. per hour. 
For unskilled labour at the rate of 2s. 6d. per hour. 

In the week in which Good Friday occurs and also in the week in which Faster 
Monday occurs Sargents Limited shall be at liberty to work their inale employees over- 
time on six nights in all during the fortnight upon paying the employees so working the 
rates set out above. 

Provided always that no employee shall work more than ten hours in one shift. 
Provided further that any employee who has worked a shift shall not be put on again 
until the expiration of eight hours. 

Employers desiring to work their male employees overtime in terms hereof shall 
give notice thereof to the Secretary of the Federated Pastrycooks Employees’ Biscuit 
Makers Employees’, aud Flour and Sugar Goods Workers’ Union of Australia, New South 
Wales Branch, so as to give him an opportunity of supplying labour. 

In working overtime in terms of this clause, employers shall not employ any person 
who is not a member of the Federated Pastrycooks Hmployees’, Biscuit Makers fm- 
ployees’, and Flour and Sugar Goods Workers’ Union of Australia, New South Wales 
Branch, if a member is available: Vrovided always that if the Secretary of the said 
Union shall receive nots as provided above, and is unable to supply the labour required, 
then it shall be deemed iiat no member of the said Union is available. 


20. Exemptions. 


(@) Sargents Limited may employ two oven firemen, two pastrycooks, and two 
assistants making paste dough only, between the hours of 8 p.m, and 5 a.m., on the pay- 
ment of 4d. per hour for every hour worked to the two pastryeooks and 2d. per hour to 
the oven firemen and assistants. Such payment shall be in addition to the weekly rates 
as prescribed for pastrycooks and adult male assistants. 

(b) Gartrell-White Limited may employ one oven fireman, one pastrycook, and one 
assistant for paste dough-making between the hours of $8 p.m, and 5 a.m, on the pay- 
ment of 4d, per hour to the pastrycook for every hour worked during the said hours and 
2d. per hour to the assistant and oven fireman, such payment to be in addition to the rates 
prescribed for pastrycooks and adult male assistants, 

(e) Phe Aerated Bread Company Limited and BE, A, Ireland may employ one oven 
fireman, one pastrycook, and two assistants making dough paste only, between the hour's 
ef S$ p.m, and 5 a.m,, on the payment of 4d, per hour for every hour worked by the pastry- 
cook and 2d. per hour to the oven fireman and assistants;° such payment shall be in 
addition to the weekly rates prescribed for pastrycooks and adult male assistants. 





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(@) Samuel Patrick Bray, master pastrycook, of Shadforth-street, Paddington, 
inay commence one pastrycook and one assistant to make paste dough only and fire only 
at 3 a.m. on the payment of 4d. per hour to the pastrycook for every hour worked before 
5 ag. and 2d, per hour to the assistant. Such payment shall be in addition to the weekly 
rates as prescribed for pastryvcooks and male adult assistants. 

(e) Ways Limited, of Hunter-street, Newcastle, may employ one pastrycook to make 
paste dough only, and one assistant to fire the ovens, between 8 p.m. and 5 a.m., on the 
payment of 4d. per hour to the pastrycook for every hour worked and 2d. per hour to the 
assistant. Such payment shall be in addition to the weekly rates as prescribed for 
pastrycooks and adult male assistants. 

(7) G. Ik, Adams is hereby exempted from so much of Clauses 3 and 4 of this Award 
as will permit him to work his employees firing ovens until 9.30 p.m. from Monday to 
Friday and until 2.80 p.m. on Saturday, provided he pays such employees 4d. per hour 
extra for all time worked after 8 p.m, on week days and double time for all time worked 
after 1 p.m. on Saturday. 

(g) J. Ii. Hagney, of 91 Lord-street, Newtown, is hereby exempted frem so much 
of clauses 3 and 4 of this Award as will permit him to work one pastrycook making paste 
dough only, and one assistant firing ovens, between the hours of 12 midnight and 5 a.m., 
on the payment of 4d. per hour to the pastrycook and 2d. per hour to the assistant, such 
payiment to be in addition to the wages prescribed in clause 6 of the Award. 

(h) James Henry Clack and Hamilton Patterson Montgomery, trading as Clack 
and Montgomery, master pastrycooks, of Bondi Junction, Bondi, may employ one pastry- 
cook and one assistant making paste dough only and firing ovens between the hours of 12 
midnight and 5 a.m. on payment of 4d. per hour for every hour worked to the pastry- 
cook and 2d. per hour to the assistant. Such payment shall be in addition to the weekly 
rates as prescribed for pastrycooks and adult male assistants. 

(i) Albert Bathurst Carpenter and Norman Gordon Carpenter, trading as Carpenter 
Brothers, master pastrycooks, of 183 Parramatta-road, Annandale, may employ one pastry- 
cook making paste dough only between the hours of 4 a.m. and 5 a.m. on payment of 
four pence per hour for every hour so worked by such pastrycook. Such payment shall 
be in addition to the weekly rates as prescribed for pastrycooks. 

(j) William Samuel Morrison, master pastrycook, of 23 Holdsworth-street, Wool- 
lahra, may employ one pastrycook making paste dough and firing ovens only between the 
hours of 8 a.m. and 5 a.m., Monday to Friday inclusive, and 2 a.m. and 5 a.m. on Saturdays, 
on payment of four pence per hour for every hour so worked by such pastryecook. Such 
payment shall be in addition to the weekly rates as prescribed for pastrycooks. 

(k) George Wootton and Leo Barlow Way, trading as L. Way & Company, master 
pastrycooks, of 417 Parramatta-road, Leichhardt, may employ one pastrycook and one 
assistant making paste dough and firing ovens only between the hours of 12 midnight and 
5 am., on payment of four pence per hour for every hour so worked by such pastrycook, 
and two pence per hour to the assistant. Such payment to be in addition to the weekly 
rates prescribed for pastrycooks and adult male assistants, 

(1) George Alfred Wilkins, master pastrycook, of 206 Hnmore-road, Enmore, may 
employ one pastrycook making paste Gough and firing ovens only between the hours of 
12 midnight and 5 a.m. on payment of four pence per hour for every hour so worked by 
such pastrycook. Such payment to be in addition to the weekly rate prescribed for pastry- 
cooks. 

21. THe SCHEDULE, 
Boundaries of the Southern District. 


All that area south of the following boundary line: Commencing on the South Coast 
south of Kiama municipal boundary; thence by a straight line to Cowra West; thence by a 
straight line to Wyalong; thence by a straight line to Hay; thence along the Murrumbidgee 
river to the South Australian border, and including those towns and all towns south of 
that line except Nowra and Kiama, and except all towns on the South Coast railway line 
south of Kiama. 

Boundaries of North Coast District. 

Commencing at the southern point of Seal Rocks; thence northerly by the coast line 
to the Queensland border; thence westerly 100 miles from the junction of the Queensland 
border with the coast line; thence southerly by a line parallel with the coast line at a 
distance of 100 miles from the coast line to a point west of the southern point of Seal 
Rocks; thence easterly, to the point of commencement. 

22. Area, Incidence, and Duration. 

This Award rescinds and replaces the Award of the Court published in Government 
tazette No. 9 of 21st January, 1921, made in and in relation to the industries and callings 
in respect of which the Pastrycooks, &c. (State) Board is constituted, as varied by Orders 
of the Court published in Government Gazettes No. 32 of 4th March, 1921, No, 43 of 24th 

_ March, 1921, No. 45 of 1st April, 1921, No. 55 of 15th April, 1921, No. 65 of 6th May, 
1921, No. 183 of 9th September, 1921, No. 172: of 25th November, 1921, No. 177 of 2nd 
December, 1921, No. 188 of 23rd December, 1921, No. 56 of 31st March, 1922, No. 63 of 
13th April, 1922, No. 75 of 5th May, 1922, No. 81 of 19th May, 1922, No, 108 of 14th July, 
1922, and No. 118 of 4th August, 1922. 

It shall apply to pastrycooks and their assistants, pastry packers, carters, grooms, 
stablemen and yardmen, and moftor-waggon drivers employed in connection therewith in 
the State, excluding the County of Yancowinna, and within the jurisdiction of the said 
Board. t 

It shall take effect fourteen days after publication in the Government Gazette, and 
shall remain in force thereafter for a period of two years. 

Leave is reserved to any employer to apply to the Court as he may be advised for 
exemption in respect of night work. Such an application need be served only on the 
Secretary of the Federated Pastrycooks Hmployees’, Biscuit Makers Hmployees’ and Flour 
and Sugar Goods Workers’ Union of Australia; New South Wales Branch, Prades Hall, 
» Sydney. 

By consent leave is also reserved to the employees to apply to the Court as they 
may be advised as to clause 3 (0). ae y : 

The application of the Master Pastrycooks’ Association of New South Wales to do 
certain work before 5 a.m., and also the application ef the Federated Pastrycooks Eim- 
ployees’, Biscuit’ Makers Employees’, and Flour and Sugar Goods Workers’ Union of 
Australia, New South Wales Branch, to reduce the daily hours contained in clause 2 
hereof, stands over. 

H, R. CURLEWIS, 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industria] Arbitration. 


NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No, 176. {29 Dec., 1922. 








4262) Industrial Registrar’s Office, 

Sydney, 29th December, 1922. 
THE following Order of the Court varying the Award of the Court published in Government Gazette 
of the lst April, 1920 (17 I.G. 952), made in and in relation to the industries and callings in 
respect of which the Government Railways and Tramways (Engineers, &c.} Board is constituted 
(constitution published at page 1468 of No. 37 of Government Gazette dated 24th February, 1922—see 
also Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi, page 891) as varied by orders of the Court published in Govern- 
ment Gazettes of 5th November; 1920 (18 I.G. 1017), 21st January, 1921 (19 I.G. 720), 13th 
January, 1922 (21 I.G. 213), and 15th September, 1922 (22 I.G. 693), is published in accordance 
with the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, and the Regulations thereunder. 


F. W. KITCHING, 
(No. 3,660, Industrial Registrar, 


IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
No. 600 of 1922. ; 


Government Railways and Tramways (Engineers, &c.) Board. 
Application by the Railway Commissioners for New South Wales Industrial Union of Employers, 
Monday, the 18th day of Décember, 1922. 


Government Railways and Tramways (Engineers, &ec.) Award. 
Variation, 
(Eight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1922.) 


1. Delete clause 1, Hours, of the said Award, gazetted Ist April, 1920, as varied in Gazette of 
18th January, 1922, and substitute in lieu thereof the following clause :— 


1. Hours. 


(i) The ordinary hours of labour shall be 48 per week. The time worked on any one day, 
from Monday to Friday inclusive, shall not exceed 8 hours 48 minutes, to be worked between the 
hours of 6 a.m. and 6 p.m., with one break of not less than 42 minutes for a meal. The time 
worked on Saturdays shall not exceed 44 hours, to be worked between the hours of 6 a.m. and 
12 noon. 

(ii) Provided, however, the ordinary hours of labour for forgers and forge furnacemen may 
be up to 60 hours per week, to be worked in shifts of not more than twelve hours. 


Delete clause 3, Wages, of the said Award, as varied in Gazettes of 5th November, 1920, 
2 Ist saa 1921, 13th Januar y, 1922, and 15th September, 1922, and substitute in lieu thereof the 
following clause :— 


D 3. Wages. 
The following shall be the minimum rates of pay for the ordinary hours of labour :— 
Per hour. 
d. 
Patternmakers.., 3g 
Coppersmiths ... 33 
Blacksmiths 2g 
Fitters ... Qz 
Fitters at Witime Power House 43 
Engineering brass finishers ae ee 386 408 St nee ra 23 
Turners i 8 we sk 2% 
Forgers .. : 4g 
Forge furnacemen ; 27 
Engineering oxy- -acetylene welders 2g 


Engineering electric welders 

Drop hammersmiths ... 

Ajax forging machines BD 00 

Spring-makers fitting leaf springs and making spit al springs Si 

Smithing machines sn i ok ; 

Oliver hammersmiths.., \yiess eit BE 20 fe ne one 

Bull dozer 2 ae se sh is oe oF a ies Soc 
Machinists. 


Doe O eb bv 
lm Ld IO os elma OO} OIA 


Planers ... ie aed 
Millers ... 

Shapers .. 

Slotters .. 5 A et Said on et Ash 2 o 
Double- headed borers & ae ae Eki Re way ee Me 
Other borers 


vise De KKo 


me bop dorr NWF NNNNNNNNNWNWNNNNWeZ 


en 


TRS Tie ce © 


Other Machinists. 

Drillers (including sensitive drills)... at fe ee hy Rok ee 
Duplex drill... 

Radial drill ta with h tapping attac schment 

Multiple drill . 

Slot drill L 

Spring stripper... 


° 5 
Ferrule machine ais 93 
Cotter machine “0 bie ane fe ; 3 
Tube coning machine (coppersmiths’ shop) rile 336 ae eis te £ 
Cold, friction, and band saws : ifs ie aa 93 
Piston rod grinders yp i “Bins ie ae “or Be od os 


Shear attendants 

‘Screwer (single head).., 

Screwer (double head)... : 

An employee using a boring or cutter bar in a ‘a drilling machine shall be classed 
as a borer. Grinders and lappers (that is, grinders and lappers on 
machines who are working to the same degree of accuracy and are 
obtaining their measurements in the same may as fitters and turners) ... 2 22 

All other grinders and lappers ay re ae ae eee HS 
Norr.—The above rates include “ih preericrste hitherto paid as ‘ dirt 

money,” as well as consideration as to ‘‘ heat money,” to fitters at Ultimo Power 

House, 


ell keel nile eel ee 
io) 
or 


Dre. -922.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 176, 


3. Delete subclause (v) of clause 11, Apprentices, of the said Award as varied in Gazettes of 
h November, 1920, 13th January, 1922, and 15th September, 1922, and substitute in lieu thereof 
t e following subclause :— : 


(v) The minimum rates of pay for Apprentices shall be--- 
Per week. 


avods 
First year .., +7 ae te a ne Bas a ee 143 
Second year ... ee Sei: Sob md ah ite 3c pr 
Third year ... wes th ne a ye eat en a 04" 3 
Fourth year ... se mie ee ele el ‘ibe ae ae NO Seta 


Fifth year... Re Sat fs ak 4 Bo 50 5 


Thereafter, if under the age of 21 years, until attaining that age, 10s. 2d. per day ; provided that 
’ any apprentice on attaining the age of 21 years shall be paid not less than the adult living wage. 


4. This variation shall take effect fourteen days after publication in the Government Gazette, 
d shall remain in force thereafter until the 21st day of March, 1923. 


Leave is reserved to the Australasian Society of Engineers to apply as it may be advised in 
respect of the ordinary working hours of oxy-acetylene welders. 
ae OLEN, 


Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 











[4248] Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
Sydney, 29th December, 1922. 


THE following Order of the Court made in and in relation to the industries and callings in respect 
of which the Government Railways and Tramways (Ironworkers’ Assistants, &c.) Board is constituted 
(constitution published at page 1468 of No. 37 of Government Gazette, dated 24th February, 1922—eee 
also Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi, page 391), varying the Award ot the Court made in respect of the 
Government Railways Group No. 10 (Ironworkers’ Assistants) Board, published in Government Gazette 
of the 8th November, 1918 (14 I.G. 620), as varied by Orders of the Court published in Government 
Gazettes of 12th Deecmber, 1919 (17 I.G. 249), 22nd October, 1920 (18 I.G. 1018), 12th November, 
1920 (18 LG. 1381), 13th January, 1922 {(21 I.G. 214), and 25th August, 1922 (22 LG. 476), 
ia published in accordance with the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, and the 
Regulations thereunder. 
F, W. KITCHING, 
(No. 3,655. ) Industrial Registrar. 





IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
No. 603 of 1922. 

Government Railways and Tramways (l[ronworkers’ Assistants, &o.) Board. 
Application by the Railway Commissioners for New South Wales, Industrial Union of Kmployers. 
Thursday, the 14th day of December, 1922. 

Government Railways and Tramways (Ironworkers’ Assistants, &c.) Award. 

Variation. 

(Eight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1922.) 


1. Delete clause 1, Hours of Labour, of the said Award, gazetted 8th November, 1918, as varied 
in Gazette of 13th January, 1922, and substitute in lieu thereof the following clause :— 


1, Hours of Labour. 


The ordicary hours of labour of all persons to whom this Award applies, except dressers, 
shall be the same as those of the tradesmen whom they assist, or in conjunction with whom they 
work. 

The ordinary hours of labour of dressers shall be 96 hours per fortnightly period, divided, 
as far as practicable, into 12 days of eithér 8 hours each, or not exceeding 8 hours 48 minutes 
from Monday to Friday (inclusive) and 4 hours 15 minutes cn Saturday. 


2. Delete ciause 2, Rates of Pay, of the said Award, as varied and interpreted in Gazettes of 
12t1 December, 1919, 22nd October, 1920, 12th November, 1920, 18th January, 1922, and 25th 
Au sust, 1922, and substitute in lieu thereof the following clause :— 


2. Rates‘of Pay. 
Per hour, 


8. d. 
Furnace men on cupola in foundry, case hardening furnace and steel con- 
verter son oe aes bee vod Br das ee BU so, a: 
All other furnace men, inclading oil furnace men i ae Ric Mone ee lOS 
Forger’s assistant bie nes ot soe dae ae ae is pee Lees Oty 
Strikers— 
Single fires BBC st Ke ae bre MRS a wee I 9 
Double fires a Bae See nee ae ‘ah 1 94 
Boilermakers’ helpers, including those in running sheds ia L OF 
Moulders’ assistants ... ea oS sae Ke Se Se bc ay 
: Fitters’ and turners’ labourers, including those in running sheds LEP 
Coppersmiths’ labourers 56 . Bbc Oe 
Dressers ies se vee a 1 9% 
Structural steel workers’ assistants... 19 


Forge furnacemen are not included in this Award. 
Any payments at the date of this Award made for special classes of work shall be 
continued. 


3. This variation shall take effect fourteen days after publication in the Government Gazette, 
and shall, subject to the reservation of leave by variation gazetted 25th August, 1922, remain in 
force thereafter until the 24th day of August, 1923. 

T. ROLIN 


Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 


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6824 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 176. [29 Daoy 1922, 


[4260] Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
Sydney, 29th December, 1922. 


THE following Order of the Court varying the Award of the Court published in Government Gazette 
of the 26th November, 1920 (18 I.G. 1382), made in and in relation to the industries and callings in 
respect of which the Government Railways and Tramways (Engine-drivers) Board is constituted 
(constitution published at page 1468 of No. 37 of Government Gazette, dated 24th February, 1922—see 
also Industrial Gazette vol. xxi, page 391) as varied by Orders of the Court published in Government 
Gazettes of 18th November, 1921 20 I.G. 1224), 2ist July, 1922 (22 1.G. 474, and 22nd September, 
1922 (22 I.G, 955) is published in accordance with the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 
1912, and the Regulations thereunder. 


F, W. KITCHING, 
(No. 3,657.) Industrial Registrar. 


IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
No, 619 of 1922, 
Government Railways and Tramways (Engine-drivers) Board. 
Application by the Railway Commissioners for New South Wales, Industrial Union of Employers. 

Friday, the 15th day of December, 1922. 

Government Railways (Stationary Engine-drivers, &c.) Award. 

Variation. 

(Eight Hours (Amendment) Aci, 1922.) 


1. The ordinary working hours of employees which were fixed by, or in consequence of Pro- 
clamations by the Governor, parsuant to the Hight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1920, and published in 
Government Gazettes No. 57 of 16th April, 1921, No. 74 of 27th May, 1921, No, 86 of 17th June, 192), 
and No. 109, of 29th July, 1921, (re Iron Trades), in Government Gazettes No. 57 of 16th April, 1921, 
No. 80 of 3rd June, 1921, and No. 86 of 17th June, 1921, (re Sawmilling), in Government Gazettes 
No. 86 ot 17th June, 1921, and No. 109 of 29th July, 1921, (re Coachmaking, Rail), anl ia Govern- 
ment Gazette No, 192 of 30th Dacember, 1921 (re Government Railways and Tramways) at 44 per 
week, or 88 per fortnight, are hereby varied, and shall be 48 hours per week or 96 hours pet fort- 
nightly period, as specified and provided for in the Government Railways (Stat‘oaary Engine-driyers, 
&e,) Award, gazetted 26th November, 1920. 


2. Delete clause 2, Wages, of the said Award, gazetted 26th November, 1920, as varied in 


Gazettes of 18th November, 192}, 2lst July, 1922, and 22nd September, 1922, and substitute in 
lieu thereof the following clause :— . 


2. Wages. 


The following shall be the minimum rates of pay for the ordinary hours of labour :— 


Per day. 
s. d. 
Tube cleaners ., ith bs i shh -: wa +3 ee oe we Bee WU 
Brick arch cleaners ... bs Bre AF a Be ee as Sr ho sae 
Washout men... 5 Ei eae 55 vee 353 Say we eS 0 
Gland packers... fe ; : : rey eek 0) 
Crane drivers— : 
Ground traverser drive aan as san 50 sage HERS 
Other crane drivers— 
With lifting capacity greater than5 tons... a 4, eel ee! 
. With hfting capacity not greater than 5 tons... so ay jac oO 
Driver of crane fitted with electric magnet, loco, workshops, shall 
be paid an additional 0 


ies ae ae, Bre ae i 
Winch drivers-— 


Ordinary ... . ‘ ens 14° «5 
Flying fox sere wes a5 Be Bs iia ope sets sur LD 20 
Traction or steam roller drivers... ‘ios sat ay) ser Oy es ee ds 
Firemen— 
Firing one boiler : si i side ws A va « i4- 0 
Firing two boilers AY ana aa - an os es sree th) 8 
Firing three or more boilers _... ae en site ae aha Bis atl aaa 
Locomotive firemen on construction works... te sa Soa fea, Jon 0 
Locomotive cleaner on construction works ree 100 We iv, Met 
Firemen on steam navvy an se hs ae ond pte od ES 
Engine-drivers— 
Locomotive engine-drivers on construction works cor 409 oe LD 
If they sometimes or always carry passengers (paying or expressly 
invited) an additional ls. per day shall be paid. 
Per week. 
> ao: ice 
Drivers of steam nayvy _... 356 ae er bg eer sit eet ee i) 
(This wage for steam navvy driver is intended to cover repairs, if done. 
The extra rate for construction and duplication and deviation works shall 
not apply.) iat 
e ; Per day. é 
; Gi’ M 


Drivers of stationary engine or engines haying a single cylinder with a bore 
not exceeding 12 inches in diameter, or having two or more cylinders 
the sum of the areas of whose bores does not exceed the area of a cirele 
12 inches in diameter—that is to say, does not exceed 113:0976 square 
inches, the driver to do his own firing if so required by the employer... 15. 0 


Drivers of stationary engine or engines having a single cylinder with a bore 
exceeding 12 inches in diameter, or having two or more cylinders the 
sum of the areas of whose bores exceeds the area of a circle 12 inches in 
diameter—that is to say, exceeds 113°0976 square inches, the driver to 
do his own firing if so required by the employer ... oh tea On 





29 Dec., 1922.] NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 176 





Per day. 
8, d. 
Pumpers— 

(a) Where the engine has a single cylinder with a bore not exceeding 
8 inches itt diameter, or has two or more cylinders the sum of the 
areas of whose bores does not exceed the area of a circle 8 inches in 
diameter th cA 8 Wes a hk Perils? Sa, 

(b) Where the engine has a single cylinder with a bore exceeding 
8 inches but not exzeeding 12 inches in diameter, or has two or 
mote cylinders the sum of the areas of whose bores oxceeds the 
area of a cirele 8 inches in diameter but does not exceed the area 
of a circle 12 inches in diameter + =. ies te los eo 

(e) Where the engine has a single cylinder with a bore exceeding 
12 inches in diameter, or has two or more cylinders the sum of 
the areas of whose bores exceeds the area of a circle 12 inches in 
diameter... sii v4 v5 4 is sy Ae se LO EY 


These rates shall apply to person’ engaged in the several occupations referred to, whether 
the motive power be steam, electricity, gas, air, oil, or any other motive power other than manual 
or animal ‘power. ‘ 

Engine-drivers in charge of machinery or boilers at Bullock Island Power-house shall be 
paid ls. 4d. per day in addition to the foregoing rates : 

Provided that in any, case where an employee is worked on night shift more often than for 
ons week in every two or thre3, as the case may be, he shall be paid 6d. per shift during such 
additional week he works on night shift. 

Where half or more than half a shilt is worked between the houra of 8 p.m. and 5 a.m. the 
shift shall be deemed to be a night shift : 

Provided further that employees (with the exception of those engaged on any part of the 
Tamworth-Barraba line), while permanently stationed on railway lines to the west of straight 
lines drawn from Tocumwal to Berrigan, Berrigan to Narrandera, Narrandera to Gunningbland, 
Gunningbland to Dubbo, Dubbo to Coonabarabran, Coonabarabran to Gap, Gap to Kaloona, and 
on the North Coast line between Clenreagh and Murwillumbah, shall be paid 6d. per day in 
addition to their ordinary pay : 

Provided further that employces engaged on duplication and deviation works, and those 
employed in the Braneh of the Chief Engineer for Railway and Tramway Construction, shall be 
paid 14d. per hour in addition to the rates herein prescribed, excepting that this provision shall not 
apply to steam navvy drivers. 

3. This variation shall take effect fourtecn days after publication in the Government Gazette, 
and shall remain in force thereafter until the 9th day of December, 1923. 


T. ROLIN, 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 





[4224] Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
Sydney, 29th December, 1922. 
THE following Order of the Court varying the Award of the Court published in Govern- 
‘iuent Gazette of the 17th December, 1920 (19 1.G. 208), made in and in relation to the 
industries and callings in respect of which the Government Railways (Permanent Way) 
Board is constituted (constitution published at page 1467 of No. 37 of Government Gazette 
dated 24th February, 1922—see also Industrial Gazette, vol, xxi, page 389), is published 
in accordance with the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, and the Regula- 
tions thereunder, 
¥. W. KITCHING, 
(No. 3,639.)- Industrial Registrar. 
IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
Nos. 419 of 1921 and 609 of 1922. 
Government Railways (Permanent Way) Board, 
Applications by the Railway Commissioners for New South Wales, Industrial Union of 
Employers. 
Thursday, the 14th day of December, 1922. 
Government Railways (Quarries) Award. 
Variation. 

1. Delete clause 2, Wages, of the said Award gazetted 17th December, 1920, and 

substitute in lieu thereof the following clause :— 

2. Wages. 
The following shall be the minimum rates of wages for the Classes of labour 


indicated :— 
Per hour, 

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2. This variation shall take effect fourteen days after publication in the Government 
Gazette, and shall remain in force thereafter until the 80th day of December, 1923, 
T. ROLAN, 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration, 





6826 NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, No. 176. [29 Dzc, 1922, 





[4255] P Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
Sydney, 29th December, 1922. 


THE following Order of the Court varying the Award of the Court published in Goyern- 
ment Gazette of the 15th September, 1922 (22 I.G. 949), made in and in relation to the 
industries and callings in respect of which the Government Railways and Tramways 
(Engine Drivers) Board is constituted (constitution published at page 1468 of No. 37 of 
Government Gazette, dated 24th February, 1922—see also Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi, 
page 391), is published in accordance with the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration 
Act, 1912, and the Regulations thereunder, 
F. W. KITCHING, 
(No, 3,648.) Industrial Registrar. 


IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NUW SOUTH WALES. 
No. 618 of 1922. 
Government Railways and Tramways (Engine Drivers) Board. 
Application by the Railway Commissioners for New South Wales, Industrial Union of 
Hmployers. 
Thursday, the 14th day of December, 1922. 
Government Railways (Locomotive Drivers, Firemen, Cleaners, &c.) Award. 
Variation. 
(Eight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1922.) 
1. The ordinary working hours of employees, which were fixed by or in consequence 
of Proclamations by the Governor, pursuant to the Hight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1920, 
and published in Government Gazettes No. 57 of 16th April, 1921, No. 74 of 27th May, 
1921, No. 86 of 17th June, 1921, and No. 109 of 29th July, 1921 (ve Tron Trades), and in 
yovernment Gazettes No. 86 of 17th June, 1921, and No. 109 of 29th July, 1921 (ve Coach- 
making, Rail), at 44 per week, are hereby varied, and shall be 96 per fortnightly period as 
specified and provided for in the Government Railways (Locomotive Drivers, Firemen, 
Cleaners, &c.) Award, gazetted 15th September, 1922. 
2. This variation shall take effect fourteen days after publication in the Government 
Gazette, and shall remain in force thereafter until the 28th day of September, 1924. 


T, ROLIN, 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 





[4223] Industrial Registrar’s Office, 

Sydney, 29th December, 1922. 
THE following Order of the Court varying the Award of the Court published in Govern- 
ment Gazette of the 28th February, 1919 (15 L.G., 584), made in and in relation to the 
industries and callings in respect of which the Marble Workers, &c. (State) Board is 
constituted (constitution published at page 1483 of No. 387 of Government Gazette, dated 
24th February, 1922—see also Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi, page 320), as varied by Orders 
of the Court published in Government Gazettes of 25th June, 1920 (18 I.G, 116), 17th 
December, 1920 (19 I.G. 155), 12th August, 1921 (20 1.G. 463), and 14th July, 1922 (22 I.G. 
91), is published in accordance with the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, 
and the Regulations thereunder, 

EF. W. KITCHING, 

(No, 3,638.) Industrial Registrar. 


IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
No. 545 of 1922. 
Marble Workers, &c, (State) Board. 
Application by Holdsworth, Macpherson, & Company, Anthony Hordern and Sons 
Limited, and G. E. Crane and Sons Limited, and others. 
Weduesday, the 13th day of December, 1922. 
Marble and Slate Workers (State) Award. 
Variation. 

(Eight Heurs (Amendment) Act, 1922.) 

1, Delete clause 1, Hours of Work, of the said Award, gazetted 28th February, 1919, 
as varied in Gazette of 12th August, 1921, and substitute the following clause in lieu 
thereof :— 

1. Hours of Work. 

An ordinary week’s work shall not exceed 48 hours. The ordinary working 
hours shall be 8? hours daily from Monday to Friday, both inclusive, and 44 hours on 
Saturday. Such: time shall be worked between the hours of 7.50 a.m. and 5.30 p.in. 
on Monday to Friday, both inclusive, and between 7.30 a.m. and 12 noon on Saturday. 

On the first five days of the week there shall be one break of three-quarters 
of an hour for dinner, 

2. Delete clause 2, Wages, of the said Award, as varied in Gazettes of 25th June, 
1920, 17th December, 1920, 12th August 1921, and 14th July, 1922, and substitute the 
following Clause in lieu thereof :— 

2. Wages. 
The minimum rates of wages shall be— : 
Masons, 2s. 07/12d. per hour. 
Polishers, 1s. 103d. per hour. 
Machinists, 1s. 104d. ‘per hour. 
8. This variation shall take effect fourteen days after publication in the Govern- 


» 


ment Gazette, and shall remain in force thereafter until the 20th day of July, 1923. 


T, ROLIN, 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 





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[4235] Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
Sydney, 29th December, 1922. 
THE following Award of the Court made in exercise of the powers conferred on it by 
section 14 of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, determining certain industrial matters 
arising in and in relation to the industries and callings in respect of which the Coopers 
(State) Board is constituted (constitution published at page 1447 of No. 37 of Govern- 
ment Gazette, dated 24th February, 1922—see also Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi, page 
848), is published in accordance with the provisions of the Act and the Regulations 
thereunder, 
= nf F. W. KITCHING, 
(No, 3,648. ) Industrial Registrar. ' 
Be oe aK 
: IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. “4 
ap No. 644 of 1922. 


bi Coopers (State) Board. 

:- Application by the Employers’ Federation of New South Wales, Industrial Union ] 
r of Employers, : 

SAL ehh iy Tuesday, the 19th day of December, 1922, Tas 

Coopers (State) Award. rhea a ily oi Pniest 

(Eight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1922.) jt ASE 


I, Hours of Work. 

The ordinary working hours of coopers, which were fixed by Proclamation pub- 
lished in Government Gazette No. 80 of 3rd June, 1921, at 44 per week, are hereby varied, 
and shall be 48 per week, to be worked between the hours of 7.30 a.m. and 5 p.m. on five 
days (Monday to Friday inclusive), and 7.30 a.m. and 12 noon on one half-day (Saturday). 

2, Area, Incidence, and Duration. 

This Award shall apply to coopers in the State, excluding the County of Yan- 
cowinna, within the jurisdiction of the Coopers (State) Board. 

It shall take effect fourteen days after publication in the Government Gazette, and 
shall remain in force thereafter for a period of one year. 

T. ROLIN, 

Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 





[4236] Industrial Registrar's Office, 

: Sydney, 29th December, 1922. 
THE following Order ef the Court varying the Award of the Court published in Govern- 
nent Gazette of the Gth May, 1921 (19 1.G. 1708), made in and in relation to the industries 
‘and callings in respect of which the Storemen and Packers, Wholesale Oil and Colour 
Stores (State) Board is constituted (constitution published at page 1477 of No. 387 of 
Government Gazette, dated 24th February, 1922—see also Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi, 
page 408), as varied by Orders of the Court published in Government Gazettes of 3rd June, 
1921 (19 J.G. 1895), and 25th August, 1922 (22 1.G. 507), is published in accordance with 
the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, and the Regulations thereunder. 

i. W. KITCHING, 

(No. 3,642.) Industrial Registrar. 





IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
ras No. 579 of 1922: 
Storemen and Packers, Wholesale Oil and Colour Stores (State) Board. ; 
Applieation by the Vacuum Oil Company Proprietary Linited. Poe, 
Wednesday, the 20th day of December, 1922. 
Storemen and Packers (Vacuum Oil Company Proprietary Limited) Award. 
Variation. 
(Eight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1922.) ; 


1. Delete clause 2, Hours, of the said Award, gazetted 6th May, 1921, and substitute 
in lieu thereof the following clause :— 


5 eee * 


2. Hours. 
Forty-eight hours shall constitute a week’s work, and they shall be worked as 
: follows :— 


Hight and three-quarter hours per day, from Monday to Friday, both inclusive, 
and four and a quarter hours on Saturday, to be worked between the hours 
of 7 am. and 5.80 p.m., from Monday to Friday, both inclusive, and 7 a.m. 
and neon on Saturday. Subject to the above, the hours of- starting and 
knocking off shall be fixed by the employer, and shall not be altered without 
seven days’ notice. 

Where a continuous process is necessary to the employer's business, three shifts 
ef eight hours each may be worked. <A shift of eight hours shall include 
usual meal hours, which are to be paid for at ordinary time rates, unless 
such meal hours oecur on Sundays or holidays, when they shall be paid for 
at double ordinary time rates. 

Overtime for this work is to be calculated only on the basis of an excess of eight 
hours of duty at the Pulpit Point Works, 

The hours for breakfast and dinner shall be fixed in each case by mutual arrange- 
inent, and shall not be altered without seven days’ notice. The hour for tea 
shall be the first hour after the usual knocking off time. The hour for supper 
shall be between 12 midnight and 1 a.m. 


2. This variation shall take effect fourteen days after publication in the Government 
Gazette, and shall remain in force thereafter until the 20th day of July, 1923. 

3. Leave is reserved to the Vacuum Oil Company Kmployees’ Union (all forma] 
proceedings for the purpose being hereby dispensed with) to apply at the time of applying 
for a new Award, without being prejudiced by this variation, for the reduction of the 
ordinary working hours to forty-four per week. 

: W. EDMUNDS, } 
Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration, 


No. 176, 29 Deceyser, 1922,—6. 





6828) NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE. No. 176. [29 Duc., 1922. 





[4221] Industrial Registrar’s Office, 


Sydney, 29th December, 1922. 
‘FH following Order of the Court varying the Award of the Court published in Govern-° 
ment Gazette of the 20th May, 1921 (19 1.G., 1659), made in and in relation to the 
industries and callings in respect of which the Cement Works (Commonwealth Portland 
Cement Company, Portland) Board is constituted (constitution published at page 1489 of 
No. 387 of Government Gazette, dated 24th February, 1922—see also Industrial Gazette. 
yol, xxi, page 382), as yaried by Orders of the Court published in Government Gazettes of 
loth July, 1921 (20 LG., 141), and 13th October, 1922 (22 LG., 910), is published in 
accordance with the proyisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, and the Regulations 
thereunder, 

I’. W. KITCHING, 
(No, 3,686.) Industrial Registrar. 


IN THE COURT OF INDUSERIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
j No. 598 of 1922. 
Cement Works (Commonwealth Portland Cement Company, Portland) Board, 


Application by the Commonwealth Portland Cement Company Limited, Industrial Union 
of Employers. 
Friday, the 14th day of December, 1922. 
Cement Works (Commonwealth Portland Cement Company Limited) Award. 
Variation. 
(Eight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1922.) 
1, The ordinary working hours of employees, which were fixed by Proclamation 
published in Government Gazette No. 59 of the 7th April, 1922, at 44 per week, are hereby 
varied, and shall be as follows :— 


(@) In the continuous process departments the hours shall be 96 per fortnight, 
worked in 12 shifts of 8 hours each. <All time worked by such employees in excess of 
S hours in any consecutive 24 hours, except when such excess is worked in consequence 
of change of shift,.or by arrangement made betweeh employees for their mutual 
accommodation, shall be deemed overtime. 

(0) Lime-burners.—lorty-eight hours shall constitute one week’s work for 
burners at the limekilns, and such 48 hours shall be worked in rotary shifts of 8 hours 
each from Monday to Saturday. All time worked by lime-burners in excess of 8 hours 
-in any consecutive 24 hours, except when such excess is worked in consequence of 
change of shift, or by arrangement between employees for their mutual accommodation, 
shall be deemed overtime. 

(c) Other Hmployees.—Forty-eight hours shall constitute one week’s work for 
elployees not engaged as lime-burners or in the continuous process departments. 
The hours of work shall be 8} hours on Monday to Friday inclusive, and 4; hours on 
Saturday, and such time shall, except in the case of the early gang in the quarry, be 
worked between 7.80 a.m, and 5 pan, Monday to Friday, and 7.380 a.m, and 11.45 a.m. 
on Saturday. 

2. This yariation shall take effect fourteen days after its publication in the 
Government Gazette, ard shall remain in force thereafter until the 14th day of April, 1923. 
T. ROLIN, 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 





[4237 ] Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
Sydney, 298th December, 1922. 


THE following Order of the Court varying the Award of the Court published in Govern- 
ment Gazette of the 18th June, 1920 (18 LG. 152), made in and in relation to the industries 
and-callings in respect .of which the- Steel Works Hmployees (Broken Hill Proprietary 
Company Limited) Board is constituted (coustitution published at page 14538 of No. 37 of 
Government Gazette, dated 24th February, 1922—see also Industria! Gazette, vol. xxi, 
nage 361), as varied by Orders of the Court published in Government Gazettes of 23rd July, 
1920 (18 I.G. 359), 22nd April, 1921 (19 I.G. 1672), 27th May, 1921 (19 1.G. 1880), 8th July, 
1921 (20 1.G. 151), 15th July, 1921 (20 1.4. 294), 16th September, 1924 (20 1.G. 472), 25th 
November, 1921 (20 1.G. 1147), 6th January, 1922 (21 I.G. 178), 21st April, 1922 (21 1.G. 
1310) 24st July, 1922 (22 1.G. 128 and 185), 18th August, 1922 (22.1.G. 397), 22nd Septem- 
ber, 1922 (22. 1.G. 934), and 17th November, 1922, is published in. accordance with the 
proyisions of the Industria! Arbitration Act, 1912, and the Regulations thereunder. 

} 1 If. W. KITCHING, 7 
(No. 3,644.) : Industrial Registrar. 


“IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
of No. 627 of 1922. ve 

Appeal by the Australian Workers’ Union, Industrial Union of Hmployees. 
TVriday, the 15th day of December, 1922. 

Steel Works Employees (Broken Hill Proprietary Company Limited) Award. 
Variation. 

1. The Order of the Court made in the matter No. 359 of 1922, gazetted 17th 
November, 1922, varying the said Award, is hereby rescinded, and all conditions of employ- 
ment shall be those set out in the said Award, as varied prior to the said Order gazetted 
17th November, 1922, save and except insofar as such Award is also varied as to hours 
of work by Award of the Court made in the matter No. 517 of 1922 and gazetted 17th 
November, 1922. 

2. This variation shall take effect from the 15th day of December, 1922, inclusive, 
and shall remain in force thereafter until the Ist. July, 1923. 
W. EDMUNDS, 
H, R. CURLEWIS, 
GHO. S. BEEBY, 
Judges of the Court of Industrial Arbitration, 


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———— 











[4251] Industrial Registrar’s Offige, 
Sydrey, 29tii December, 1922. | 

Tho following Order of the Court varying tho Award of the Court published in Government Gazette of 
5th November; 192) (£8 E.G, t0LL), made ia and in relation to the industries and callings in respect of 
which the Government Riilvays and Tramways (Hleztricians) Board is constituted (esastitution 
published at page 1468 of No. 37 of Government Gazette, dated 24th February, 1922—sce also 
Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi; page 391), as varied by Orders of the Court published in Governnient 
Gazettes of 25th November, 1921 (20 I.G. 1220), 2lst July, 1922 (22 I.G, 470), 25th Auzust, 1922 
(22 I.G. 693), and 22nd September, 1922 (22 £.G. 948) and 22nd Decomber, 1922, is published in accord- 
ance with the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, and the Regulations thereunder. 


F. W. KITCHING, 
(No. 3,656.) : Industrial Registrar. 


IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
; No. 605 of 1922. 
Gover: ment Railways and Tramways (Electricians) Board. 
Application by the Railway Commissioners for New South Wales, Industrial Un'on o! Fmployers. 
Friday, the 15th day of December, 1922. 
Government Railways and Tramways (Electricians) Award. 
Variation. 
(Eight-hours (Amendment) Act, 1922. 
1. The ordinary work ng hours of employees which were fixed by Proclamations by the Governor 
pursuant to the Kight-hours (Amendment) Act, 192), and published in Goverament Gazettes No. 74 of 
27th May, 1921, No. 80 of 8rd June, 1921, and No. 1 9 of 29th July, 1921 (re Eloctrical Trates) at 44 


per weck are hereby. varied, and s\:all be 43 hours per week or 96 hours per fortnightly period, to be 
worked as specified and provided for in the Government Railways and Tramways (Hlectriciens) Award, 
gazetted 5th November, 192°. 
2. This variation shall take effsct fourseen days after publication in the Goverament Gazette, and 
shail remain in force thereafter util the 16:h day of October, 1923. 
Pa BOELN; 
Adlitional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 








[4225] Industrial Registrar’s Office, : 
Sydney, 29th December, 1922. ° 
THE following Order ef the Court varying the Award of the Court published in Govern- 
ment Gazette of the 24th December, 1920 (19 1.G. 181). made in and in relation to the 
industries and callings in respect of which the Tent Making Machinists, &c. (State) Board 
is constituted (constitution published at page 1441 of No. 87 of Government Gazette, dated 
24th February, 1922—see also Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi, page 336), as varied by Order 
of the Court published in Government Gazette of 18th February, 1921 (19 LG. 671), is 
published in accordance with the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912; and 
the Regulations thereunder. 
kr. W. KLECHING; 
(No. 3,640.) ‘ Industrial Registrar. 


. 


IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
NO. 598 of 1922; 
Teht Making Machinists, &c. (State) Board. 
Application by the New South Wales Chamber of Manufactures, Industrial Union of 


Employers. 
Friday, the 15th day of December, 1922. 
Tent Making Machinists, &c. (State) Award. is 
Variation. 


(Eight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1922.) 

_ Jd. The ordinary working hours of employees which were, fixed by Proclamation 
published in Government Gazette No. 101 of 15th July, 1921, at 44 per week, are hereby 
varied, and shall be 47 per week, and the time of starting and knocking off shall be mutually 
agreed upon between the employer and employees. : 

2. Delete clause 4, Rates of Pay, of the said Award, gazetted 24th December, 1920, 
as varied in Gazette of 18th February, 1921, and substitute in lieu thereof the following 
clause :— 

4. Rates ‘of Pay. 
The minimum rates of pay for female machinists shall be— 
Per week. 


Pai wes Oe 

Ei VALS Oly dO Omm Hae nens Saleh iret ene TEMS) cece ie as ace a's i aM Ooaee) 

ES VCATS: OLMIS S Ss Le NN ey. eae ee ee ee ed wee Th BR 3 

TO VOULS HOD AO: semester a Aapeuasete ho Mp eieatrs eis ie veyeae aisle wok, Suave Te dO 's SB 

ZU) VEarSrOimdece: Bact sororities. 2 o.54s Pech ROR. HCO A HSS oF 

QE OUTS Ane oe? See waren: Sicieutieie cures. ¢ e-sea eS srecenN ane Cibie be 2a 2G 
Machinists working large machines, 8s. per week extra on above rates. 


Machinists working on heavy work on light machines, 12-0z. material or over, 
or large marquees, to be paid at the same rate as heavy machinists, £2 5s. 6d. per week. 

Piece-work shall be allowed, provided that the log is based on a rate that will 
allow an average hand to earn ten per cent. (10 per cent:) in excess of the weekly rate 
of wages. 

8. Clause 7 of the said Award is varied by Clause 4 hereof. 

4, This variation shall take effect fourteen davs after its publication in the Govern- 
ment Gazette, and with the said Award gazetted 24th December, 1920, as varied as afore- 
said, shall remain in force thereafter for a period of one year. 

Leave is reserved to employers and employees to apply for a new Award at any time 
before the expiration of this Award. 

Te SOniN, 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration, 





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[4238] 7 Industrial Registrai’s Office, 
Sydney, 26th December, 1922. 


THE following Order of the Court varying the Award of the Court published in Govern- 
ment Gazette of the 4th July, 1919 (16 1.G. 66), made in and in relation to the industries 
and callings in respect of which the Butter Factories. &e. (State) Board is constituted 
(constitution published at page 1448 of No. 37 of Government Gazette, dated 24th February, 
1922—see also Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi, page 341), as varied by Order of the Court 
published in Government Gazette of 12th December, 1919 (17 I.G. 187), is published in 
accordance with the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, and the Regulations 
thereunder. 
EF. W. KITCHING, 
(No. 3,641.) : ar der ee cordial Industrial Registrar. 


‘ IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 4 
No. 5623 of 1922. 

Butter Factories, &c. (State) Board. 

Application by the Country Freezing Company Limited, the Australian Chilling and 


Ne 
oh 
=< 


a, es 


' Freezing Company Limited, and other Wmployers, ? 
Thighs $5 Gaetan sy Monday, the 18th day of December, 1922. 1 | 
Cold Storage and Ice Employees (Country) Award. 

ae ae peed Variation. 
ae (Eight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1922.) 


1. Clause 4, Hours, of the said Award, gazetted 4th July, 1919, is deleted and replaced 
by clause 2 hereof.: 

Hours. 

2. The ordinary working houts of employees working in cold storage chambers, or 
employees who, as part of their duties, work in such chambers, deemed to be fixed by 
Proclamation at 44 per week by the bight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1922, are hereby varied, 
and, together with the hours of the other employees who are subject to the said Award, 
shall be as follows :— 


The ordinary working hours of persons engaged in the industries shall be not 


oe exceeding 84 hours, between the hours of 6 a.m. and 6 p.m, each day for five 
4 days in the week, and not exceeding 54 hours, between 6 a.m. and 1 p.m., on 
‘ one other day: Provided that Sunday shall not be one of the said days: And 
ae eS F provided that no casual hand shall be employed for less than two hours at any 
Sina 6 one time. 

ss 8. Clause 19 of the said Award is varied by clause 4 hereof. 


4. This variation shall take effect from the 22nd day of December, 1922, inclusive, 
and together with the said Award gazetted on 4th July, 1919, as varied in Gazette of 12th 
December, 1919, shall remain in force thereafter until the 21st day of December, 1923. 


Leave is reserved to employers and employees to apply to the Court for a new Award 
at any time before the expiration of this Award. 

Leave is reserved to the employees, and this variation is made without prejudice to 
their right to apply for the reduction of the working hours in the industry to 44 per week 
on the hearing by the Court of the application by the employees, numbered 532 of 1922, 
for an Award, and which now stands adjourned. - 

; W. EDMUNDS, i 
s : te te Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 








[4253] Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
Sydney, 29th December, 1922. 

THE following Order of the Court varying the Award of the Court, published in Government Gazette 
of the 18th June, 1920 (18 I.G. 208), made in and in relation to the industries and callings in respect 
ef which the Government Tramways (Permanent Way) Board is constituted (constitution published 
at page 1469 of No. 37 of Government Gazette, dated 24th February, 1922—see also Industrial Gazette, 
vol. xxi, page 393), as varied by Orders of the Court published in Government Gazettes of 12th 
November, 1920 (18 I.G. 1399), 18th November, 1921 (20 I-G. 1232), and 21st July, 1922 (22 I.G. 485), 
is published in accordance with the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, and the 


Regulations thereunder. 
F, W. KITCHING, 
(No, 3,650.) Industrial Registrar, 


IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
No, 611 of 1922. 
Government Tramways (Permanent Way) Beard. 
Application by the Railway Commissioners for New South Wales, Industrial Union of Employers. 
-Thursday, the 14th day of December, 1922. 
Government Tramways (Permanent Way Wages Staff) Award. 
Variation. . 
(Eight Hours (Amendment) Aet, 1922.) 


1, The ordinary working hours of employees, which were fixed by Proclamiations by the 
Governor, pursuant to the Might Hours (Amendment) Act, 1920, and published in Govérnment 
Gazettes No. 57 of 16th April, 1921, No. 74 of 27th May, 1921, and No. 109 of 29th July, 1921 (re 
Building Trades), at 44 per week, are hereby varied, and shall be 96 hours per fortnight, to be worked 
as specified and provided for in the Government Tramways (Permanent Way Wages Stafl) Award, 
gazetted 18th June, 1920. 


2. This variation shall take effect fourteen days after publication in the Government Gazette, 
and shall remain in force thereafter until the Ist day of July, 1923. 


T. ROLIN, 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 


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[4222] ips Industrial Registrar’s Office, 


Sydney, 29th December, 1922 
THE following Order of the Court varying the Award of the Court published in Govern- 
ment Gazette of the 28th May, 1920 (17 I.G. 13811), made in and in relation to the in- 
dustries and callings in respect of which the Storemen and Packers, Wholesale Grocery, 
«c., Stores (State) Board is constituted (constitution published at page 1476 of No. 37 of 
Government Gazette dated 24th February, 1922—see also Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi, 
page 407), as varied by Orders of the Court published in Government Gazettes of 12th 
November, 1920 (18 I.G. 1065), 7th April, 1922 (21 I.G. 1116), and 21st July, 1922 (22 
1.G, 508), is published in accordance with the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration 
Act, 1912, and the Regulations thereunder, 

IY, W. KIECHING, 
(Nos 8:63%2) Industrial Registrar, 


IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALBS. 
No. 684 of 1922. 
Storeman and Packers, Wholesale Grocery, &¢, Stores (State) Board. 
Application by J. Bardsley & Co., David Cohen & Co. Ltd., John Connell & Co. Ltd., 
Dalton Bros. of Sydney Ltd.,, W. C. Douglass Ltd, Robt. Harper & Co. Ltd., A. 
Huxtable, J. Inglis Ltd., J. R. Love & Co. Ltd., Matthews Thompson & Co. Ltd., 
Merchants Ltd., D. Mitchell & Co. Ltd., J. Ff. McKenzie & Co. Ltd., Parsons Bros, 
& Co. Ltd., Poole & Holmes, Walter Reid & Co. Ltd., Harry Shelley, Tillock & Lo. 
Ltd. 
Friday, the 15th day of December, 1922. y 
| Storemen and Packers, Wholesale Grocery, &c., Stores (State) Award. i 
: Variation, 
‘ (Eight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1922.) 


1. Delete clause 1, Hours, of the said Award gazetted 28th May, 1920, as varied 
in Gazette of 7th April, 1922, and substitute therefor the following clause :— 


1, Hours. 

The working hours, exclusive of meal times, shall not exceed 48 hours per 
week, limited to S$ hours daily between 7.30 a.m. and 5.30 p.m. Monday to Friday 
inclusive, and 44 hours between 7.20 a.m. and 12.15 p.m. on Saturday. 

Within the limits herein prescribed each employer shall have the right to fix 
starting times for his various employees; such times on being fixed shall not be 
altered without fourteen days’ notice. ; 

2, Delete subclause (0) of clause 8, Wages, of the said Award as varied in 
Gazettes of 12th November, 1920, 7th April, 1922, and 21st July, 1922, and substitute 
therefor the following subclause :— 


(b) Casual hands— Per hour. 
Sh G 
Seon clawed ae eepah Be ee rho. ee oR Taha Papin Satie here hikac ee Oe? 
PE CSE Soe e yatta eT elas Tara) ale OOM Wg aciare Wao e dear ateredste 2 12 


Casual hands shafl be paid within fifteen minutes of their Services being 
dispensed with. 
3. This variation shall take effect fourteen days after its publication in the Govern- 
ment Gazette, and shall remain in force thereafter until the 27th day of July, 1923, 
CEP OTTEN. 
Additional duces of ar Court of Industrial Arbitration. 
[4254] Tedaeteia! Resictear 3 Office, 
fydney, 28th December, 1922. 


T IE following Order of the Court varying the Award of the Cuurt published in Government Gazette 
of the 4th February, 1921 (19 I.G. 715), [corre:ted in Government Gazette of lith February, 1921 
(19 I.@ 720)] made in and in relation to the industries and callings in respect of which the Govern- 
ment Ruilways and Tramways (Carpenters, &c.) Bosrd is constituted (constitution published at page 
1463 of No. 37 of Government Gazette datei 24th February, 1922—see also Industrial Gazette, vol. 
Xxi, page 390), as varied by Orders of the Court published in Government Gazettes of 30th December, 
1921 (21 1G. 210), 16th June, 1922 (22 1G. 151), 2lst Ju’y, 1922 (22 I.G. 466), and 22nd 
September, 1922 (22 IG. 947), is published in accordance with the provisions of the Industrial 
Arbitration Act, 1912, and the Regulatious thereunder. 





F. W. KITCHING, 
(No, 3,649.) Industrial Registrar. 





IN THE COURT OF INDUSIRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
No. 623 of 1922. 
Government Railways and Tramways (Carpenters, &c.) Board. 
Application by the Railway Commissioners for New South Wales, Industrial Union of Emp'oyers. 
Friday, the 15th day of December, 1922. 
Government Railways and Tramways (Carpenters, &c.) Award. 
Variation. 


1. Delete from subdclauze (i) of claus» 1, Wages, of part. IV, General Provisions to govern the 
whole Award, of the said Award gazetted 4th Fc b uary, 1921, (as corrected in Gazette of Lith February, 
1921) as varied in Gazettes of 30th December, 1921, 16th June, 1922, 2126 July, 1922, and 22nd Sep- 
tember, 1922, the following words and figures :— 


Plumbers and gasfitters .., wey va ine ia 
Plumbers’ assistants 


: 4 
and substitute in licu thercof the follo wing wor is hand fi zures : —_ 


eed 
Ic 


Per hour, 
Plumbers ard gasfitters .., es ee a iv te a ates Se 
Plumbers’ arsistants wie ee ase SHA ae ae we cis 8 © | 


2. This variation shall take effect: fourteen days after publicv'ion inthe Government Gaz: tte, and 
shall remaiain forca thereafter until the 17th day of Jfebruary, 1924. 


T. ROLIY, 
Additions! Judge o the Court of Industrial Arbitration, 


er 


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[4249 j Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
Sydney, 29th December, 1 2°. 


THR following Order of the Court varying the Award of tiie Court ;uslished in Government Gaz bre of 
the 8th April, 192i (19 I.G. 1596), made in and in relation to the iadustries and callings in r:spect of 
which the Government Railways and Tramways (Monlders) Board is constituted (constitution published 
at page 1468 of No. 87 of Government Gezatte, dated 24th February, 19:2—seo also Industrial Gazette, 
vol. xxi, page 391), as varied by Orders of the Court published in Government Gazettes of 14th October, 
1921 (20 I.G. 891), 13th January, 19242 (21 1G. 215), ard 25th August, 1922 (22 LG. 477), is published 
in accordance with the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 191%, and the Regu'ations 
thereunder. 
F. W. KITCHING, 


(No. 3,654.) Industrial Registrar. 


IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRAT:ON, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
No. 602 of 1922, 
Government Railways ard Tramways (Moulders) Board. 
App'icat’on by the Railway Commissioners for New South Wal:s, Induetrial Union of Employers. 
Thursday, the t4th day cf December, 1922, 
Government Railways and Tramways (Moulders) Award. 
Variation. 
(Eight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1922). 
1. Delete clause 1, Hours of Labour, of the said Award, gaz-ttel &th April, 1921, a3 varied in 
Gazette of 13th Janua y, 1922, and substitute in liew thereof the following clause :— 
1. Hours of Labour. 


The ordinary hours of labsur shal be 48 per week. The time worked on any one day from 
Monday to Friday, inclusive, shall not exceed 8 hours 59 minutes to be worked between the hours 
of 7 a.m. and 5.30 pm. ‘The time worked on Saturday shall not exceed 4 hours 15 minutes to he 
worked between 7 a.m. and 12 noon. 


2. De'ete clause 2, Rates of Pav, of the ssid Award, a3 varied in Gazettes of 18th January, 1922 
and 25th Au2zu:t, 1922, and substitute in lieu thereof the following clause :— 
2 Rates of Pay. 
Pay for the ordinary hours of labour shall be ecalculat:d a not less than the following 
rates :— 
Machine moulders and machine core-makers, 2. 03 i. per hour. 
All other moulders and other core-makers, 23. } gd. per hour. 





3. This variation stall take effect fourteen days after publication in the Government Gazette, an | 
shall remain in forc3 thereafter until the 2!at day of April, 1$ 23. 
T. ROGDIN; 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 





[4250] Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
Sydney, 29th December, 122. 


Tad following Order of the Court varying the Award of the Court, published in Governmert Gazeite 
of the 16th Decemb-r, Ly2l (20 1.4 12:8, made in aud im relation co the industries and callings in 
respact of which the Government Railways and Tramways (Coxchmakers, &c.) Board is con:tituted 
(constitution published at page $772 of No. 126 of Government Gazette, dated 25th August, 1922—see 
also Industrial Gazette, vol. xtii, page 298), as varied by Order of the Court published in Government 
Gazette of 15th September, 1922 (22 I.G. 692), is published in accordanze with the provisions of the 
Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, and the Regulations thereunder. 
EF. W. KITCHING, 
(No. 3,653.) Industrial Reg’strar 


IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
No. €07 of 1922. 
Government Railways and Tramways (Coachmakera, &c.) Board. 





Application by the Railway Commissioners for New South Wales, Industrial Union of Employers. 
Thursday, the i4:h day of December, 1922. 
Government Railways and Tramways (Car and Waggon Fitters and Assemblers) Award. 
Variation. 
(Eight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1922). 


1. Delete clause 1, Hours, of the said AwarJ, gazettsd 16th December, 1921, and substitute in 
lieu thereof the following clause :— ' 
1. Hours. 


The ordinary houre of labour shall b3 43 per week, to be worked— 
(a) In workshups.—Not more than § hours 43 minutes Mondvy to Friday, inclusive, and not 
more than 44 hours on Saturday. 
(b) In Redfern Yard and other Running Dspd's.—As rostcred, but so that such hours shall 
not exceed 8 hours 43 minutes on Monday to Friday, inclusive, nor 54 hours on Saturday. 
2. Delete clause 4, Wages, of the said Award, as varied in Gazette of 1ith September; 1922, and 
substitute in lieu thereof the following clause :— 


4. Wages. 


The minimum rates of wages shall be as follows :— 
Car and waggon fitters, 2s. 1§d. perzhour. 
Assemblers, 1s. 10¢d. per hour. 


(An asgembler is an employee engaged in assemblinz all previously. prepared metal parts and 
bolting together ironwo-k, metal to motal, fixing together brake gear, brake spindles, and axle- 
boxes). 

3 This varia‘ion shail tate effect fourteen days after publication in the Government Gazztte, 
and shall remain in force thereafter until the 29th day of December, 1923. 


T. ROLIN, 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 








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[4252] ' Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
Sydney, 29th December, 1922. 


THE following Order of the Court varying the Award of the Court published in Government Gazette 
of the 16th July, 1920, (18 I.G., 204), made in and in relation to the industries and callings in 
respect of which the Government Tramways (Electrical Branch) Board is constituted (constitution 
published at page 1469 of No. 37 of Government Gazette, dated 24th February, 1922—see also 
Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi, page 892) as varied by Orders of the Court published in Government 
Gazettes of 29th October, 1920 (18 J.G., 1019), 25th November, 1921 (20 1 G., 1231), 19th May, 1922 
(21 I.G., 1480), 23th July, 1922 (22 1.G., 483), and 220d September, 1922 (22 1.G., 957), is published 
in accordance with the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, and the Regulations 
thereunder. 
- F. W. KITCHING, 
(No. 3,651.) : Industrial Registrar. 


IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
No. 625 of 1922. 
Government Tramways (Electrical Branch) Board. 
Appucation by the Railway Commissioners for New South Wales, Industrial Union of Employers. 
Tuesday, the 19th day of December, 1922. 


Government Tramways (Electrical Branch) Award. 
Variation. 
(Eight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1922.) 


1. The ordinary working hours of employees which were fixed by or in consequence of 
Proclamations by the Governor, pursuant to the Hight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1920, and pablished 
in Government Gazcttes No. 57 of 16th April, 1931, No. 74 of 27th May, 1921, and No. 109 of 29th 
July, 1921 (re Building Tredes) in Government Gazettes No. 57 of 16th April, 1921, No. 74 of 27th 
May, 1921, No. 88 of 17th June, 192], and No. 109 of 29th July, 19-1 (re Iron Trades), and in 
Government Gazette No. 192 of 38th December, 1921 (re Government Railways and Tramways), at 
44 per week or 88 per fortnightly period are hereby varied and shall be as specified in the Government 
Tramways (Electrical Branch) Award, gazetted 16th July, 1920. 

2. Delete from subclause (a) of clause 3, Rates of Pay, of the siid Award, gazetted 16th July, 
1920, as varied in Gazettes of 29th October, 1920, 25th November, 1921, 19th May, 1922, 28th July, 
1922, and 22nd September, 1922, the following words and figures :— 5 


Sen Gls 

Labourers in ironworking and electrical sections Ae ts . be Eo 
Labourers elsewhere ., see a ie sath si oe alte a. LO 
Watchmen an on Sc eee aan ee “ae aa ne Bee Aon 

an] substitute in lieu thereof the following words and figares :— Per day. 
s. «d, 

Labourers a 4 ee are es a oa as ia eli) 
Watchmen = re ba te aa ia a at a Bare ap al 


3. Delete from subclauses (5) and (d) of the said clause 3, as varied in Gazettes of 29th October, 
1920, 25th November, 1921, and 28th July, 1922, the following words and figures :— 


‘ s. d. 
Watchmen ae “9 tag i oe ve sake an bar ae RS, 

and substitute in lieu thereof the following words and figures : —- 
Watchmen a0 130 Bor om dus tee 200 acc wes ee oa O 


4. This variation shall take effect fourteen days after publication in the Government Gazette, 
and shall remain in force thereafter until the 11th day of July, 1923. 


Leave is reserved to the Government Tramways Electrical Branch Workers’ Association and 
the New South Wales Government Tramways Employees’ Union to apply as they may be advised in 
respect of the ordinary working hours of Pitmen, Pitmen’s Assistants, Controllermen, Car Cleaners, 
and Labourers in the Klectrical ‘Tram Sheds and in the Truck Shop at Randwick Workshops. 


T. ROLIN, 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 


xe 24 : = os 


[4257] Industrial Registrar’s Office, 

' Sydney, 29th December, 1922. 
THE following Order of the Court varying the Award of the Court published in Government Gazette 
of the 24th March, 1922 (21 I.G., 1114), made in and in relation to une industries and callings in 
respect of which the Government Railways and Tramways (Sawmillers, &c.) Board is constituted 
(constitution published at page 1469 of No. 37 of Government Gazette dated 24th Febrnary, 1922— 
see also Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi, page 392) as varied by Order of the Court published in 
Government Gazette of 21st July, 1922 (22 1.G. 432) is published in accordance with the provisions 
of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, and the Regulations thereunder. 

Ir. W. KITCHING, 
(No. 3,645.) ~ Industrial Registrar. 








IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
. No. 606 of 1922. 
Government Railways and Tramways (Sawmillers, &c.) Board. 
Applicition by the Railway Commissioners for New South Wales, Industrial Union of Employers. 
Thursday, the 14th day of December, 1922. . 
Government Railways and Tramways (Sawmillers, é&e,) Award, é 
7 Variation, 
(Eight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1922,) 
1. Del te clause 1, Hours, of the said Award, gazetted 24th March, 1922, and substitute in 


lieu there f t e “ollowing clause :— 
I. Hours, 
The ordinary hours of labour shall be 48 per week, and shall not exceed 8 horrs 48 minutes 
on any one day from Monday to Vriday inclusive, nor 4} hours on Saturday, to be worked 
Let veen 7 a.m. and 5°15 p.m. on Monday to Friday inelusive, and 7 a.m. and 12 nocn Saturday. 








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2. Welete clause 3, Rates of Pay, of the said Award, as varied in Gazctte of 21st July, 1922, and 
substitute in lieu thereof the following clause :— 


3. Rates of Pay. 


The following shall be the minimum rates of pay for the orlinary hours of labour— 
Per hour. 


Machinists in A Grade rt sae ws isi es a 
Machinists ia B Grade 6 

Saw doctor ae said BS a aN hat 

Circular saw and re- cutting band saw doctor 368 me ain 

Ordermen ; 

(Ordermen are e mployees who select, mark, or measure timber or 
mouldings for mill or joinery orders, Atl such employees must be 
capable of Sprerene their orders.) : 

Pullers-out ... = f i a ie Si a St My tee 
Labourers ats 5 sac ws ac : as See AO 


Pwr pr 
oe Sat ila i anal © 
ches ake Fale * 


3. Delete clause 4, ee of thi ia Award, as varied as afocesaid, and substitutes in lieu 
thereof the following clause : = 
4. Youths. 


(a) Unapprenticed youths shall be paid not less than the following rates :— 
16 years, 84d. per hour ; 17 years, 10$d. per hour; 18 years, 1s. 08d. per hour: 19 years, 
Js, 1$d. per hour ; 20 years, 1s. 32d. per hour; at 21 years adult rates, 
(b) Wages for Apprentices :— ~ 
First year, 14s, 3d. per week; second year, 20s. lld. per week ; third year, 34s. 3d. per 
week ; fourth year, 40s. 5d. per week; fifth year, 50s. 5d. per week ; thereafter, if under the 
age of 21 years until attaining that age, 10s. 2d. per day. Provided that any apprentice on 
attaining the age of 2] years shall not be paid less than the adult living wage. 
4. This variation shall take effect fourteen days after publication in the Government Gazette, 
and shall remain in force thereafter until the 6th day of April, 1924. 


T. ROLIN, 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Avbitration. 


[4259] Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
Sydney, 29th December, 1922. 


Tiff following Order of the Court varying the Award of the Court published in Government Gazette 
of the 8rd September, 192) (18 I.G., 549), mide in and in relation to the industries and callings in 
respect of which the Government Railways (Permanent Way) Board is constituted (constitution pub- 
lished at page 1467 of No. 87 of Government Gazette dated 21th February, 1922 - sce also Industrial 
Gazette, vol. xxi, page 389), as varied by Orders of the Court published in Government Gazettes of 5th 
November, 19320 (L3"1.G. 1005), 8th coh 1921 (20 LG. 154), 9th December, 1921 (20 1.G. 1211), 7th 
April, 1922 (21 1G. 1113), 19th May, 1922 (21 I.G. 1430), 2lst July, 1922 (32 1.G. 455), 25th August, 
1922 (22 1.G. 459), and 22nd September, 1922 (22 I.G. 915), is published in accordance with the p-o- 
visions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, and the Regulations thereunder. 


F. W. KITCHING, | 
(No. 3,658). Industrial Registrar. 


IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 
No. 608 of 1922. 
Government Railways (Permanent Way) Board. 








Application by the Railway Commissioners for New South Wales, Iniustrial Union of Employers. 
Friday, the 15th day of December, 1922. 
Government Railways (Permanent Way and Signalling Branches) Award. 
Variation. 
(Eight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1922). 


1. The ordinary working hours of employees which were fixed by or in consequence of Proclama- 
tions by the Governor, pursuant to the Hight Hours (Amendment) Act 1920, and published in Govern- 
ment Gazettes No. 67 of 18th April, 1921, No. 74 of 27th May, 1921, and No. 109 of 29th July, 1921 
(re Building Trades), in Government Gazettes No. 57 of 16th April, 1921, No. 74 of 27th May, 1921, 
No. 86 of 17th June, 1921, and No. 109 of 29th July, 1921 (re Iron Trades), aye in Government Gazette 
No. 69 of 13th May, 192% (ce Leather Trades), and in Government Gazette No. 192 of 30th December, 
1321 (re Government Ruilways snd Tramways) at 83 per fortnight or 44 per week are he~eby varied, 
ani shall be 96 hours per fortnightly perioi, or 43 per week to be worked as specified and provided for 
in the Government Railways (Permanent Way and Signalling Branches) Award, gazetted 3rd September, 
1920, 

. Delete from subclause (c), Miscellaneous, of clause 2, Wages, of Part I, Permanent Way, of 
the Cs, Award, gazetted 3rd September. 1920, as varied in Gazettes of 5th November, 162), 9th 
December, 1921, 7th Apcil, 1922, alist July, 1922, and 25th August, 1922, the following words and 


figures :— 
: 8. d. 
Surveyors’ labourers aa tee vee on) eG 
and substitute in lieu thereof the following wor wrde and figures : — Per day. 
8. d. 
Surveyors’ labourers ie ane - Xe are soya dich 


3. Delete from clause 2, Wages. of Part IT, Signalling Bee: of the said Award, as varied in 
Gazcttes of 5th November, 1920, 8th July, 1921, 9th Decamber, 1921, 19th May, 1922, 2Ist July, 1922, 
and 22nd September, 1922, the following words and figures :— 


8. d, 
Coop repairers (wicker) . si 505 ive aoe. TL 
and substitute in lieu thereof the following worda and figures: — Per day. 
=, aR 
Coop repairers (wicker) ... ee ‘or ae no ae LO 8 


4, This variation shall take effect fuurteen days after publication in the Government Gazette ard 
shall remain in force thereafter until the 16th day of September, 1923. 
T. ROLIN, 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbit ation, 





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[4256] Industrial onnnt 3 Otice, 

Sydney, 29th December, 1922. 
THE following Order of the Court varying tha Award of the Court published in the Government Gazette 
of the 10th March, 1922, (21 L.G, s23) made in and in relation to the industries ani callings in respect 
of which the Government Railways and Tramways (Eigine-drivers) Board is coastituted (constitution 
published at page 1468 of No. 37 of Government Gazatte dated 21th February, 1922—see sls» Industrial 
Gazette, vol. xxi, page 391), as varisd by Orders of the Court published in Government Gazettes of 21st 
July, 1922 22T. . 473), and 22n1 September, 1922 (22 1.G. 954), is published in accordance with the 
provisions of the Indu: trial Arbitration Act, 1912, and the Re abeaes thereunder. 

¥. W. KITCHING, 

(No. 3,647) Industrial Regis'rar, 


IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALKS. 
No. 612 of 1922. 
Government Reilways and Tramways (Engine-drivers) Boar. 
Application by the Railway Commissioners for New South Wales, Industrial Union of Employers, 
Friday, the 15th day of December, 1922. 
Government Tramways (Enzinemen, &¢., in Power-house) Award. 
Variation, 
(Eight Hoars (Amendment) Act, 1922.) - 


1. Delete subclause (iv) of ciauze 1, Hours of Labour, of the said Award, gazetted LOth March» 
1922. 

2. Delete from c’ause 7, Rutes of Pay, of the srid Award as varied in Gazettes of Bist July, 1922, 
ani 22nd September, 1922, the follo winz words and figures :— 


feed: 

Firemen firing one bsiler ... poe a age Ste Ge vse opi ae al 

Motor drivers sits a ae a “ih oc oe ob sor te a 

Greasers 23 4h a =" Bae Ace 33 506 eek a: 
Drivers of steam jib ¢ cranes — 

(a) with a lifting capacity gréater than 5 tons ne nn oes bei plbie E. 

(b) with a lifting capacity nct greater than 5 tons . sce 0 me, Lowe L 

and substitute ia lieu thereof tho following words an1 figures : — Per day. 

Firemen firing one boiler ... ae Sere ee aad hae San int, 24 O 

Motor drivers acs Bt ie ae se aa pac Be ce La O 

Gre.sers ae < de ae - ae 66 vee cae ee 
Drivers of steam jib o cranes — 

(7) wish a liftiag crdicity grasbyr thin 5 tons a Ai anc see BE 

(2) with a lifting capacity “hot greater than 5 tons .. ait Mie cee Ome) 


3. This varia‘ion shall take effect fourteen days after public.t’on in the Gdrorambat Gazotte, and 
shall remain ia force th: rafter until the 23rd day of March, 1924. 
T. ROLIN, 
Ad titional Judze of the Court of Iniustrial Arbitration. 





[4251] Industrial Registrar’s Office, 
Sydney, 29th December, 1922, 

TEL following Order of tao Court varying tho Award of the Court pub‘ished in Governmeat Gaza‘te 
of the 24th October, 1919, (16 I1.G. 733) made in and in relation to the industries and calling: in 
respect of which the Government Ruilways and Tramways (Officers) Board is constituted (conatitutioa 
published at page 1469 of No. 37 of Government Gazette, dated 24th February, 1922—see also Industrial 
Gazette, vol. xxi, page 392), as varied by Orders of the Court published in Government Gazettes of 19th 
Novem) 2r, 1920 (181.G@. 1386), 7th January, 1921 (19 L.G 211), 22ni Ap-il, 1921, (19 I.G@. 1697), 3rd 
Jane, 1921 (19 I.G. 1887), 2o4 December, 1921 (20 I.G. 1225), and 2let July, 1922 (22 I.G. 478), is 
pudlished in accordance with the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, and the Regula- 
tions thereunder, 





F. W. KITCHING, 
(No. 3,552), Industrial Registrar. 





IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES, 
No. 622 of 1922. 
Government Railways and Tramways (Officers) Board. 
Application by the Railway Commissioners for New South Wales Industrial Union of Employers. 
Monday, the 18th day of Decomber, 1922. 
Government Railways and Tramways (Salaried Officers) Award. 
Variation. 
(Eight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1922.) 


1, The ordinary working hours of employees which were fixed by, or in Gonsequence of, Pro- 
clamations by the Governor, pursuant to the Hight Houra (Amendment) Act, 1920, and published in 
Government Gazettes No. 57 of 16th April, 1921, No. 74 of 27th May, 1921, and No. 109 of 29th July, 
1921 (re Building Trades), and in Government Gazettes No. 57 of 16th April, 1921, No. 74 of 27th May, 
1921, No. 85 of 17th Jnne, 1921, and No. 10), of 29th July, 1921 (re Iron Trades), and in Government 
Gazettes No. 74 of 27th May, 1921, No. 80 of 3rd June, 1921, and No. 109 of 29th July, 1921 (re 
Electrical Trades), in Government Gazettes No. 57 of 16th April, 1921, No. 80 of 3rd June, 1921, and 
No. 86 of 17th June, 1921 (re Sawmilling), in Government Gazettes No. 86 of 17th June, 1921, and No. 
109 of 29th July, 1921 (re Coachmaking, Rail), in Government Gazette No.101 of 15th Joly, 1921 (re 
Sail, Tent, and Tarpaulin Making), and in Government Gazette No. 192 of 80th December, 1981 (re 
Government Railways and Tramways) at 88 per fortnight or 44 per week, are hereby varied and shall 
be 96 per fortnightly period or 48 per week, as specified and provided for in the Government Railways 
and Tramways (Salaried Officers) Award, gazetted 24th October, 1919. 


2. This variation shall take effect fourteen days after publication in the Government Gazette, 
and shall, subject to the leave reserved in the variation of the said Award gazetted 2ist July, 1922, 
re naia in force thereafter until the 27th day of July, 19-3. 

Leave is reserved to the New South Wales Rulway and Tremway Officers’ Association to apply 
as it may be advised in respect of the ordinary working houra of Tramway Ticket Examiners. 


T. ROLIN, 
Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration, 


No, 176, 29 Drcrsene, 1922.7, 


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[#263] Industrial Registrar’s Office, 


Sydney, 29th December, 1922. 


THE followi ing Order of the Court vary ing the Award of the Court published in Govern- 
ment Gazette of the 9th July, 1920 (18 V.G. 197), made in and in relation to the industries 
and callings in respect of which the Government Railways: ({f.0co. and Stores) Board is 
constituted (constitution published at page 1467 of No. 87 of Government Gazette, dated 
24th February, 1922—see also Industrial Gazette, vol. xxi, page 388), as varied by Orders 
of the Court published in Government Gazettes of 12th November, 1920 (18 I.G. 1870), 
14th October, 1921 (20 I.G. 707), 2nd December, 1921 (20 I.G. 1200), 10th March, 1922 
(21 EG, 917), ae May, 1922 (21 1.G. 1479), 21st July, 1922 (22 1.G. 446), 25th August, 
1922 (22 I.G. 450), and 22nd September, 1922 (22 I.G. 9438), is published in accordance 
With the provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912, and the Regulations thereunder, 


GNo; 3,659!) 


Fr. W. KITCHING, 
Industrial Registrar. 





IN THE COURT OF INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION, NEW SOUTH WALES. 


No. 


604 of 1922. 


Government Railways (Loco: and Stores) Board. 


Application by the Railway Commissioners for New South Wales, Industrial Union 


of Employers. 


Friday, the 15th day of December, 1922. 


Government Railways (Leco. and Stores) Award. 


Variation. 


(Eight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1922.) 


1. The ordinary working hours of employees which were fixed by or in consequence 
of Proclamations by the Governor, pursuant to the Hight Hours (Amendment) Act, 1920, 
Br of 16th April 1921): No. 74 of 27th May, 


and published in Government Gazettes No. 
192], and No: 109 of 29th July, 1921) (vet 
57 of 16th April, 1921, No. 74 of 27th® May, 


of 29th July, 1921 (re Irom Trades), 


(re Coopers), and in Government Gazette No. 


Ssuilding Trades), in Government Gazettes No. 


19215 No; 86 or Ath? Juine 1921 "ard* No. 109 


in Government Gazette No. SO of 3rd June, 1921 


101 of 15th July, 1921 (ve Sail, Tent and = 


Tarpaulin Making), at 44 per week, are hereby varied and shall be 96 hours per fort- 
nightly period as specified and provided for in the Government Railways (Loco. and 
Stores) Award, gazetted 9th July, 1920. 


2. Delete from clause 11, Rates 


of Pay, Part III of the said Award,. gazetted 9th. 


July, 1920, as varied in Gazettes of 12th November, 1920, 14th October, 1921, end Decei- 
1922, 21S July, 1922, 25th August. 1922 2, and 22nd. 
September, 1922, the following words and figures :— 


ber, 1921, 10th March, 1922, 19th May, 


Sy X60, 
Indoor labourers employed in the Comptroller of Stores’ Branch.. 14 0 
Outdoor labourers employed in the Comptroller of Stores’ Branch 18 10 
METS POMSM OLS Mes a. ioe era esse estas RET Ieee iets eRe te ences 14#$#1 
"Peer Der ulbt ae EW A METS, fa. 1e tables dee ete kee etal ie cee Bh He oy tec Re Re eras 16° $ 
iW: atchmen Rha Me LA arty Sei ant Ree atROL ae uh fae eS ALA ORS 2 Sa 13706 


and Sages in eu thereof the following w ait and figures :— 


Bi = 1S. 


Outdoor labourers employed in the Comptroller of Stores’ Branch 18° 6 


NEGCE” POMSHETSE ts ane 6 os Se kia hp. Rowe ase te Mace ee eee team 14° 0 
PAT PAULI TEPAITELS® «cu sane Cele Sie rae ee es eieceica cei onto ee 6 “OC 
"WY SCI OTN pestis elves Sie Sure a alte Pa Fe TER tas eee ee ar Nay 5) 


oe is variation shi ake effec urteen days after publication in the Govern- 
8. This variation shall tal ffect fourteen day fter publicat the Govern 


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ment Gazette and shall remain in force thereafter until the 1ith day of July, 1923, 


T. ROLIN, 


Additional Judge of the Court of Industrial Arbitration. 








CONTENTS. PAAR | CONTENTS. PAGE 

Proclamations el nn Hy Vee nee .. 6773 | Tenders i - ess a hie «.. 6791 
Appointments, &c. . we Pes = = .. 6774" | Quarterly Licensing Courts at ta +0 «. 6793 
Government Notices nt ee) OAs | Mines Department Notices ie ae ie omO7 94 
Architects Act, No. 8, 1921-—Notice under 6785 | Lands Department Notices 5 Be FE ae sceOn gO 
Oyster Culture: Leases gt Ae A so 6780 Forestry Notice ne; as oe ash ee LOSES 
Government Railways—Notices anaes ; 6787 | Private Advertisements ... — ve ve vs §=6813 
Water Conservation and Irrigation ’ Commigasiog=— Impoundings ° ea aS aaa Ae saat cy (abeill7y 

Notice under... we 6788 | Industrial Notices ee 7 ce oa is .. 6818 
Public Health Act, 1bOD-Appoinements under 6788e | = meas ee 
Quarter Sessions .., isa ae ald i ole GYSS™ | SYDNEY: 
ages ea Lay Service Pipes, &e.—- = we wee 6789" | Printed and Published by Joun SPance, Acting Government 
Workmen’s Compensation Returns—Notice under 6790 Printer, 29th December, 1922. 


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No. 177.] 








SPECIAL GAZETTE UNDER THE “PUBLIC SERVICE 
ACT, 1902.” 





APPOINTMENTS. 


HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the 
Executive Council, and upon the recommendation of 


the Public Service Board, has approved of the follow- 


ing appointments :— 

CHIEF SECRETARY’S DEPARTMENT AND OFFICE OF THE 
MINISTER OF PUBLIC HEALTH. 

Misses Mabel Willcock and Grace McGlynn, Short- 
hand-writers and Typists, Office of the Director- 
General of Public Health, to be Clerks, Office of 
the Director-General of Public Health,—from 
7th July, 1922. 

*, Herbert John Lamble, Manager, Hotel Kosciusko, 
N.S.W. Government Tourist Bureau, as Clerk in 
the Bureau mentioned,—to take effect from the 
Ist November, 1922. 

DEPARTMENT OF MINES. 


Andrew McClure Dunn, Crown Lands Agent, as 
Warden’s Clerk, Mining Registrar, and officer 
authorsied to issue miners’ rights and business 
licenses at Wellington, vice Mr. Barnett, trans- 
ferred,—such appointment to take effect from the 
7th November, 1922 (Mis. 1922-7,145-121). 
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. 


Raymond Leslie Driver, as Junior Clerk, Depart- 
ment of Public Works, on probation for twelve 
months,—from 8th September, 1922. 


Mr. 


Mr. 


FRIDAY, 29 DECEMBER. 


[1922. 


DEPARTMENTS OF LANDS. 


John Broughton, Esquire, Surveyor-General and Chief 
Surveyor, to be Emergency Surveyor-General,— 
from 19th December, 1922 (Minl. 1922-7,135). 

Alfred Henry Chesterman, Esquire, Acting Surveyor 

General, to be Surveyor-General,—from 19th 

December, 1922 (Min]. 1922-7,135). 

Sydney Plessos Crummer, Conditional Purchase 

Inspector, Land Board Office, Armidale, to be 

Conditional Purchase Inspector, Land Board 

Office, Grafton,—from 8th November, 1922 (Minl. 

1922-7 ,134). 

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, 


Arthur John Hamilton, to be Junior Clerk,—as 
from 20th December, 1922. (Confirmation.) 


GEORGE W. FULLER, Premier. 


Mr. 


Mr: 





RETIREMENTS. 
THE following retirements from the Public Service 
are hereby notified :— 

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION 


William W. Lawler, Teacher, Public School, 
Kingsgrove, in terms of section 66 of the Public 
Service Act. Last day of service, 3lst August, 


Mr. 


Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor, Mistress, Public School, Bondi, 
in terms of section 66 of the Public Service Act. 
Last day of service, 30th January, 1924. 


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DEPARTMENT OF LANDS. 


Mr. Joshua Tuck, Clerk, Occupation Branch, Head 
Office, in terms of section 67 of the Public Service 
Act. Last day of service, 23rd October, 1923 
(Minl. 1922-7,133). 

Mr. Benjamin Lindsay, Chairman of Local Land 
Boards, in terms of section 67 of the Public Ser- 
vice Act. last day of service, llth January, 
1923 (Minl. 1922-7,132). 


GEORGE W. FULLER, Premier. 





PUBLIC SERVICE NOTICE. 


THE Public Service Board invite applications for the 
following positions. Application should be made on a 
form for the purpose, obtainable at the Office of the 
Board, 39 Hunter-street, Sydney, or from Clerks of 
Petty Sessions in country districts, and should reach 
the undersigned not later than the dates specified :— 


2np JANUARY, 1923. 


Sheep and Wool Instructor, Department of Agri- 
culture. Pay at Award rates (£6 15s. 4d, ranging 
to £8 5s. 4d. per week). Applicants must have 
a thorough practical and scientific knowledge of 
all branches of sheep breeding, &c., and latest 
methods of preparing clips for market. They 
must be able to plan and conduct experiments in 
sheep breeding and allied subjects, and to pre- 
pare articles for publication. Employment will 
be in terms of section 44 of the Public Service 
cana 1902, and section 3 of the Amending Act, 


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16TH JANUARY, 1923, 


Assistant Fruit Expert, Murrumbidgee Irrigation 
Areas, Department of Agriculture. Pay, £8 ds. 4d., 
ranging to £9 5s. 4d. per week. Applicants should 
have hid experience in the clearing, laying out, 
and planting of orchards and vineyards, and in 
the care and cultivation of same under irrigation 
conditions; also’ practical experience in the har- 
vesting, curing and packing of peaches, sultanas, 
currants, prunes, apples, apricots, pears, &c. They 
should also possess a thorgugh knowledge of insect 
pests and fungoid diseases,,.and their treatment ; 
of the propagation of fruit trees, and of suitable 
varieties for the Murrumbidgee Irrigation Areas. 
Ability to carry out inspectorial and instructional 
work is necessary. Employment will be in terms 
of section 44 of the Public Service Act, 1902, and 
section 3 of the Amending Act, 1903. 


T. S. CHAMPION, Secretary. 





RESIGNATION. 


CHIEF SECRETARY’S DEPARTMENT AND OFFICE OF THE 
MINISTER OF PUBLIC HEALTH. 


THE following resignation from the Public Service is 
hereby notified ;— 


Dr. John Alexander James, Third Senior Medical 
Officer, Coast Hospital. Last day of service, 6th 
November, 1922, 


GEORGE W. FULLER, Premier. 





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