OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA...FIREARMS AND GUNS ACT, 1931-1963. Police Department, Perth, 11th December, 1963. HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council, acting under the provisions

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FIREARMS AND GUNS ACT, 1931-1963.Police Department,

Perth, 11th December, 1963.HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council, acting under the provisionsof the Firearms and Guns Act, 1931-1963, has been pleased to make the regula-tions set out in the schedule hereunder.

J. M. O'BRIEN,Commissioner of Police.

Schedule.

Regulations.1. In these regulations, the Firearms Regulations, 1931, made under the

Firearms and Guns Act, 1931 (as amended), reprinted pursuant to the Reprint-ing of Regulations Act, 1954, in the Government Gazette on the 20th December,1955, with all amendments up to and including the 16th July, 1954, and amendedfrom time to time thereafter by notices published in the Government Gazette,are referred to as the principal regulations.

2. Regulation 1A of the principal regulations is revoked.

3. The principal regulations are amended by substituting for regulation6 the following regulation:-

6. A license to possess a firearm or firearms shall be in the formof Form 5 in the Schedule to these regulations.

4. Regulation 6A of the principal regulations is revoked.

5. The principal regulations are amended by substituting for regulation12A the following regulation:-

12A. The Commissioner of Police may, upon payment of a feeof ten shillings, issue a duplicate license to replace a license lost ordestroyed.

6. Regulation 29 of the principal regulations is amended by substitutingfor the passage

License and Renewal of License to Possesss. d.

(a) A single firearm .... 5 0(b) Two or more firearms . 10 0

in lines five, six and seven, the passage:License to Possess a Firearm or Firearms

••••.... 10 0

Renewal of License .... .... 10 0

3872 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [16 December, 1963.

7. Regulation 40 of the principal regulations is amended by substitutingfor the numerals, "1923" in line one, the numerals, "1961."

8. The principal regulations are amended by adding, immediately beforeForm No. 1 the passage, "SCHEDULE."

9. The schedule to the principal regulations is amended(a) by substituting for the passage, "five/ten" in line nine of Form

No. 1 the word, "ten";(b) by deleting Form No. 1A;(c) by substituting for Form 5 the following form:—

Form 5.Reg. 6.

No.(Page 1.)

Western Australia.Firearms and Guns Act, 1931.

Fee 10s. Previous License No

LICENSE TO POSSESS FIREARMS.THIS is to certify thatSurname Christian Names Address

who has signed his name hereunder, is hereby licensed, inaccordance with section 5 of the Firearms and Guns Act, 1931,to use, carry or have in his possession the firearms hereoverdescribed, from the date hereof until the 31st day of Decem-ber, 19 Issued this day of 19

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Signature of Holder.

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16 December, 1963.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 3873

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Record of Payment of License Fees.

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(d) by deleting Form No. 5A.


TRAFFIC ACT, 1919 (AS AMENDED).

Office of the Commissioner of Police,Perth, 3rd December, 1963.

HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council, acting pursuant to thepowers conferred by the Traffic Act, 1919 (as amended), has been pleased tomake the regulations set out in the schedule hereunder.


Schedule.

Principalregulations.

Reg. 29Aamended.

Reg. 44amended.

Reg. 216.amended.

Reg. 240amended.

Regulations.1. In these regulations the Traffic Regulations, 1954, published

in the Government Gazette on the 15th December, 1954, as amendedby the regulations amending the same published in the Gazetteon the 9th February, 1955, 1st April, 1955, 11th May, 1955, 17thJune, 1955, 9th August, 1955, 30th September, 1955, 30th December,1955, 24th April, 1956, 23rd October, 1956, 16th November, 1956,23rd November, 1956, 21st December, 1956, 22nd February, 1957,8th March, 1957, 1st April, 1957, 26th April, 1957, 17th May, 1957,1st July, 1957, 30th August, 1957, 25th September, 1957, 5th Novem-ber, 1957, 20th December, 1957, 23rd December, 1957, 24th January,1958, 19th February, 1958, 17th April, 1958, 29th April, 1958, 13thMay, 1958, 5th June, 1958, 25th June, 1958, 15th July, 1958, 18thJuly, 1958, 1st August, 1958, 12th September, 1958, 10th October,1958, 24th November, 1958, 3rd March, 1959, 9th April, 1959, 15thMay, 1959, 26th May, 1959, 12th June, 1959, 23rd June, 1959, 30thJune, 1959, 30th September, 1959, 16th October, 1959, 29th October,1959, 30th October, 1959, 21st December, 1959, 28th January, 1960,12th February, 1960, 29th February, 1960, 1st April, 1960, 21st April,1960, 20th May, 1960, 26th May, 1960, 31st May, 1960, 21st June,1960, 15th July, 1960, 1st August, 1960, 28th September, 1960, 25thNovember, 1960, 8th December, 1960, 27th January, 1961, 31st Janu-ary, 1961, 2nd March, 1961, 24th May, 1961, 29th June, 1961, 1stAugust, 1961, 20th September, 1961, 1st November, 1961, 12th Decem-ber, 1961, 18th April, 1962, 21st June, 1962, let August, 1962, 18thOctober, 1962, 20th December, 1962, 23rd January, 1963, 11th June,1963, 30th July, 1963, and 3rd October, 1963, are referred to as theprincipal regulations.

2. Regulation 29A of the principal regulations is amended, bysubstituting for the passage, "Cap-Peaked cap with blue-grey coveror Crash Helmet-Black.", the passage, "Cap-Peaked cap with blue-grey cover, or Crash Helmet-Black or white."

3. Regulation 44 of the principal regulations is amended, byadding after the word, "amended," being the last word in subregula-tion (4), the passage, ", until the first day of July, 1964."

4. Regulation 216 of the principal regulations is amended, bysubstituting for subregulation (3) the following subregulation:-

(3) A person shall not allow a vehicle to stand within20 feet of any vehicular entrance to a fire station.

5. Regulation 240 of the principal regulations is amended, byadding after subregulation (8) the following subregulation:-

(9) A person shall not drive a vehicle at a speed exceed-ing 35 miles per hour upon the portion of Albany Highway(road number 6963) that extends generally south-easterlyfrom the southern boundary of the Metropolitan Area, asdefined in these regulations, to a line that extends inprolongation northerly of the eastern boundary of CanningLocation 483.


TRAFFIC ACT, 1919-1961.Police Department,

Perth, 3rd December, 1963.HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council, acting pursuant to thepowers conferred by the Traffic Act, 1919-1961, has been pleased to make theregulations set out in the schedule hereto.


Schedule.


Appendix

amended.

Regulations.1. In these regulations the Traffic (Vehicle Weights) Regula-

tions, 1963, published in the Government Gazette on the 25th June,1963, are referred to as the principal regulations.

2. Appendix "B" to the principal regulations is amended bysubstituting for the numerals, "18," where appearing against theitem, Cement, under the subheading, Road Metal and Materials,Stone, Etc., the numerals, "24."

THE SHIPPING AND PILOTAGE CONSOLIDATION ORDINANCE, 1855 (ACT37 VICT. No. 14), THE JETTIES ACT, 1926, AND THE WESTERN AUS-TRALIAN MARINE ACT, 1948-1962.

Harbour and Light Department,Fremantle, 27th November, 1963.

HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council, acting pursuant to TheShipping and Pilotage Consolidation Ordinance, 1855 (Act 37 Vict. No. 14),the Jetties Act, 1926, and the Western Australian Marine Act, 1948-1962, andall other Acts amending or affecting those Acts or any of them or otherwiseenabling, has been pleased to make the regulations set out in the schedulehereto.

(Sgd.) K. G. FORSYTH,Manager, Harbour and Light Department.

Schedule.

Regulations.1. In these regulations the Navigable Waters Regulations, published in the

Government Gazette on the 2nd April, 1958, and amended from time to timeby regulations amending the same and published in the Government Gazette,are referred to as the principal regulations.

2. The principal regulations are amended by substituting for regulation47 the following regulation:-

47. (1) A person shall not have, or use, a motor boat in any navig-able waters, unless the boat is registered with the Department.

(2) Application for registration of a motor boat shall be made tothe Department in writing; and the Department shall issue a certificateof registration for the boat in the form set out in the schedule tothese regulations.

(3) Registration pursuant to this regulation is valid for the periodfrom the date of registration until the thirty-first day of Decembernext following that date and shall at the end of that period be renewedand thereafter be renewed annually, by the owner.


(4) A renewal of registration may be in the form set out in theschedule to these regulations.

(5) A fee of ten shillings shall be paid to the Department on theregistration, and on the renewal of registration, of a motor boat.

(6) The person registered as the owner of a motor boat shalladvise the Department of the change of ownership of the boat, withinfifteen days after that event, and shall advise the Department of theloss of the boat, however occasioned, within fifteen days after hislearning of that event.

3. Regulation 48A of the principal regulations is amended by substitutingfor subregulation (3) thereof, the following subregulation:-

(3) Where, under the provisions of this regulation, the Depart-ment defines and sets aside any area of navigable waters for a speci-fied purpose, it may, at the same, or any other, time, order that thosewaters be not used for any but the specified purpose; and a personshall not, thereupon, use those waters for any but the specified pur-pose.

4. Regulation 49F of the principal regulations is amended by substitutingfor the words, "any area set aside for other water ski-ing" in line three, thewords, "any landing or take-off area."

5. The principal regulations are amended by substituting for regulation49G the following regulation:-

49G. Except as otherwise provided by any notice published underthe provisions of regulation 48A of these regulations, a person shallnot drive a speed boat towing water skiers within 100 feet of theshore of any landing or take-off area, except for the purpose of landingor taking off water skiers.

6. Regulation 49H of the principal regulations is amended by substitutingfor the passage, "pull in the tow rope and quit the area as quickly as possible,unless coming to shore, in which case" in lines two and three the passage,"quit the area as quickly as possible, pull in the tow rope, and, if coming tothe shore.".

7. Regulation 50 of the principal regulations is amended by substitutingfor the passage, "7 p.m., on a Sunday or holiday" in lines one and two theword, "sundown."

8. The principal regulations are amended by substituting for regulation52A the following regulation:-

52A. Every vessel, when proceeding outside protected waters, shallbe equipped with life jackets, of a type approved by the Department,sufficient for each person on board.

9. The schedule to the principal regulations is amended(a) by deleting from the Certificate of Registration of Motor Boat

therein, the representation of the counterfoil to that certificate;and

(b) by adding after the Certificate of Registration of Motor Boat, thefollowing certificate:—

No Western Australia.

Harbour and Light Department, Fremantle.Western Australian Marine Act, 1948-1962.

RENEWAL OF REGISTRATION POWER VESSEL No Owned by Date of expiry 31st December, 196 Fee paid 10s.Date

For Harbour and Light Department.


FREMANTLE HARBOUR TRUST ACT, 1902-1960.THE Fremantle Harbour Trust Commissioners, acting pursuant to the provisionsof the Fremantle Harbour Trust Act, 1902-1960, hereby make the regulationsset forth in the schedule hereunder.

Schedule.Regulations.

1. In these regulations the regulations made by the Fremantle HarbourTrust Commissioners under the provisions of the Fremantle Harbour TrustAct, 1902 (as amended), as reprinted pursuant to the Reprinting of RegulationsAct, 1954, and published in the Government Gazette of the 27th August, 1963,with all amendments to and including those published in the GovernmentGazette on the 29th December, 1961, and as amended thereafter by regulationsso made and published in the Government Gazette on the 27th February, 1963,and the 20th March, 1963, are referred to as the principal regulations.

2. The principal regulations are amended by adding after Part VIII thefollowing Part:—

PART IX.BATHING, BEACH, BOATING AND WATER SKI-ING REGULATIONS.

Section I.Bathing and Beach Regulations.

No. 391.Interpretations.—In this part of these regulations unless the context

requires otherwise"authorised person" means a beach Patrol Officer or Beach Inspector

or any person appointed as such by the Commissioners or anymember of a life saving patrol who is in charge of that patrol;

"bathing"—includes entry into the sea and emerging therefrom; italso includes the use of bathing appliances;

"bathing appliance" means a float of any material, surf ski, surfboard, kick board, malibu board, boat, or any other device of anydescription used or for use in bathing or surf riding;

"bathing area" means that area which is from time to time set asidefor bathing in accordance with the provisions of Regulation No.392 of these regulations;

"beach inspector" means a person appointed as such under theseregulations;

"boat" includes any craft, structure or vessel whether propelledManually or by wind or power, made or used to float upon ortravel under the sea;

"landing and take off points" means the areas delineated by localgoverning authority on shore for the purpose of landing andtaking off of speed boats and water skiers and includes the watersimmediately seaward of those areas;

"motor boat" means a vessel propelled by any means other than oarsor sail and includes a speed boat, but does not include any sailingvessel equipped with an auxiliary motor the horse power of whichexpressed as a number, does not exceed one-twentieth of thenumber of square feet of sail for which the vessel is fitted;

"speed boat" means a motor boat designed for or capable of a speedin excess of twelve knots.

No. 392.Areas may be Set Aside.—For the purpose of ensuring the safety, comfort

and convenience of bathers and to regulate the conduct of bathers and others,the Commissioners may set aside within the boundaries of the Port, anddesignate by exhibiting appropriate signs

(a) areas in which bathing is permitted at all times and areas inwhich bathing may be restricted, or prohibited;


(b) areas or sites from which boats may be launched or taken upfrom the sea;

(c) areas which may be designated as roads and turning areas inconnection with launching sites;

(d) areas within which the playing of games on the beach is prohibitedand areas within which the playing of games is permitted;

(e) areas within which the sale of goods and services is permitted andareas within which such sale is prohibited;

(f) areas within which fishing is permitted and areas within whichfishing is prohibited, or is restricted to fishing in a particularmanner;

(g) areas in which fires may be lighted for barbecues;(h) areas within which bathing appliances, either generally or of a

particular class, may be used.

No. 393.

Prohibited Activities.—A person shall not(a) bathe in any part of the Inner Harbour or in an area in which

bathing is prohibited;(b) bathe within any authorised boat launching area or authorised

water ski take off and landing area;(c) launch a boat from a site or area other than a site or area set

aside for that purpose;(d) play games in an area in which the playing of games is pro-

hibited;(e) sell goods or services in an area in which their sale is prohibited;(f) fish in an area in which fishing is prohibited.

No. 394.

Conduct Generally.—A person shall not within the boundaries _of thePort

(a) create or commit any nuisance or behave in a disorderly or offen-sive manner or use indecent or improper language;

(b) enter, pry or look into or loiter outside any lavatory, dressing shedor other building or portion of a building expressly reserved forthe use of the opposite sex;

(c) dress or undress or remove or disarrange any part of his or herbathing costume or clothing in any place open to public view orin any building save those specifically set aside by the Commis-sioners for the purpose; but the provisions of this paragraph shallnot prevent any person already clad in proper bathing costumefrom doffing or donning another garment or garments worn oversuch bathing costume;

(d) unless he be a member of a life saving club acting in the courseof his duty, climb on or over any building or structure;

(e) enter any portion of land or place that is fenced off or otherwiseclosed to the public;

(f) alter, cut, mutilate, deface or disfigure or otherwise damage anybuilding or structure or expectorate or throw lighted matchesthereon;

(g) break or permit to be broken any glass, metal, bottle or utensilor deposit or leave any rubbish, refuse, bottles, paper, tins, jars,broken glass, china or litter of any kind except in receptaclesprovided for that purpose;

(h) injure, cut, break, deface, pull up, pick, remove or destroy anytree, shrub, flowers, grass or plant of any kind or description or,without the consent of the Commissioners, plant any such or sowany seed;


(i) without the written consent of the Commissioners, cut, collect orremove any timber, firewood, stone, sand or other material exceptseaweed;

(j) unless he be a servant of the Commissioners or a member of alife saving club acting in the course of his duty as such, carry ordischarge any firearm, air gun or other missile discharging device(other than a speargun), or throw or discharge any firework,stone, spear or other missile;

(k) load or discharge any speargun except when such gun is underwater and fifty yards or more from any swimmer other than acompanion spear fisherman;

(1) drive any mechanically propelled vehicle except upon a road-way,turning place or parking place constructed for that purpose;

(m) light any fire, except in an area set aside for barbecues;(n) drive or propel a boat into an area where bathing is taking place

in such a way as to cause annoyance or injury to any personbathing or about to bathe;

(o) ski or surf with the aid of a bathing appliance in any area wherebathers are congregated together to the danger or annoyanceof those bathers;

(p) play games in such a way as to cause inconvenience and annoyanceto persons bathing or using the beach;

(q) enter or remain within those boundaries when under the influenceof intoxicating liquor and any person who in the opinion of anauthorised person is under the influence of intoxicating liquorshall immediately leave the port area when ordered or requestedby the authorised person to do so.

No. 395.Public Activities.—A person shall not, within the boundaries of the Port,

unless he shall first have obtained the consent of the Commissioners inwriting

(a) bet or offer to bet publicly or conduct or take part in any gamblinggame or contest;

(b) engage in any public speaking or conduct any meeting, enter-tainment or competition of an athletic or natatorial nature, butthis paragraph shall not apply to the normal competitive or train-ing activities of a life saving club or to meetings of such a clubconvened and held in accordance with its constitution;

(c) sell or hire, or offer for sale or hire, any equipment, goods, produceor merchandise;

(d) operate any broadcasting or public address system or apparatusother than those employed or used by a life saving club in theperformance of its functions as such;

(e) advertise by any means anything whatsoever, or display or dis-tribute any notice, pamphlet or document;

(f) solicit, purchase or offer to purchase bottles;(g) operate any radio, record player or radiogram at such volume as

to cause annoyance to other persons in the vicinity.

No. 396.Animals and Birds Prohibited.(a) A person shall not allow any animal or bird under his control to

enter upon any beach under the control of the Commissioners.(b) Any animal found on any beach in contravention of this regulation

may be removed and dealt with in accordance with the provisions of the DogAct, 1903, or as the case may require, any existing law relating to the impound-ing of animals and any bird found on any beach in contravention of thisregulation may be destroyed.

No. 397.Fishing.(a) Where the Commissioners set aside areas in which fishing is pro-

hibited, they shall exhibit Signs indicating that fishing is prohibited betweenthe signs,


(b) A person shall not at any place within the boundaries of the Port,whether that place is one in which fishing is permitted or not-

(i) clean fish or cut bait on any seat, handrail or stairway;(ii) leave or deposit any fish, fish offal, burley or bait anywhere on

land at any time or in the sea within 200 yards of any portionof the beach at which people are swimming or are likely to swimwithin twelve hours after such disposal;

(iii) without written permission of the Commissioners fish for sharksby use of set or buoyed lines or use blood or any other lure forthe purpose of attracting sharks.

No. 398.Boats.(a) Where the Commissioners set aside areas or sites for the launching

and beaching of boats at any place within the boundaries of the Port, theyshall exhibit signs indicating that the area is one in which that action maybe taken.

(b) The Commissioners may, by the erection of notices, prohibit thelaunching and beaching of boats elsewhere within the boundaries of the Port.

(c) The Commissioners may set aside areas in which boats may be leftor parked when out of the water and no boat shall be left on the beachother than in an area so set aside.

(d) A person using a car or other vehicle to tow a boat to a launchingsite shall use the road set aside for that purpose, and after launching he shallwithdraw the vehicle from that road to an area set aside for parking, or ifthere is no such area set aside, he shall remove the vehicle to the public roador to a public parking area.

No. 399.Camps or Camping.—Unless written permission of the Commissioners to

do so has been obtained at least twenty-hours in advance, a person shall notwithin the boundaries of the Port

(a) camp or lodge at night in, or occupy as sleeping quarters, anystall, building, tent or structure of any kind;

(b) erect any tent, camp, hut or other structure except a beach shadeor windbreak for use during daylight and erected, dismantled andremoved during the hours of daylight on the day of use.

No. 400.Bathing.(a) Within the portions of the boundaries of the Port where life saving

services are provided, the authorised person who first commences duty eachmorning during the patrol season approved by the Western Australian StateCentre of the Surf Life Saving Association of Australia, and during any addi-tional period for which the Commissioners may maintain their paid BeachInspector on duty, he shall, immediately upon commencing duty, select what inhis opinion is the safest and most suitable part of the patrolled area to beset aside as a bathing area and shall thereupon define the limits of suchbathing area by erecting at each extremity thereof either or both a red andyellow flag at least thirty inches square and a sign in the following form:—

The upper half of each sign shall be painted yellow and the lower halfred with lettering in black and such lettering shall be at least three incheshigh.

DANGER

BEACH CLOSED TO

BATHING

16 December, 1963.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A.3881

The sign shall have a minimum diameter of twenty-four inches and thelowest point thereof shall be not less than seven feet and not more than tenfeet above the immediate ground level.

(b) The erection of such patrol flags or signs, or their re-erection as here-inafter provided, shall set aside and define the bathing area for the time beingand denote that an officer of the Commissioners appointed as a permanentbeach patrol or, as the case may be, a surf life saving club, is providing lifesaving services in that area.

(c) If at any time, having regard to prevailing conditions, an authorisedperson is of the opinion that the limits of the bathing area should be altered,he may remove such red and yellow patrol flags or signs and re-erect themin another position within the patrolled area.

(d) If at any time having regard to prevailing conditions, an authorisedperson is of the opinion that conditions within the bathing area are sodangerous as to warrant that action, he may close the beach by removingsuch patrol flags or signs and erecting in a central position within the bathingarea a sign in the following form:—

The sign shall be painted white with red lettering at least three incheshigh and shall be at least three feet in length by two feet in width and thelowest point thereof shall be not less than seven feet and not more than tenfeet above the immediate ground level.

(e) During any time life saving services are not provided in the bathingarea, an authorised person shall remove the patrol flags and signs referredto in this regulation.

(f) An authorised person may-(i) place any life saving gear or appliance in a position considered

by him to be the most suitable;(ii) set aside a roped enclosure not greater than twelve feet square

for the exclusive use of members of a life saving patrol;(iii) order the discontinuance of use within a bathing area of bathing

appliances (either generally or a particular class) which, in hisopinion, could cause inconvenience or danger to bathers;

(iv) require any or all persons to leave the water within the bathingarea or any part thereof during the course of any rescue.

(g) During the presence in or near the bathing area of a shark or otherdanger, an authorised person may cause a shark alarm to be given. Thesignal for the shark alarm shall be the prolonged ringing of a shark alarmbell or a long blast on a shark alarm siren and the erection of a red and whitequartered flag upon the lookout tower or some prominent position, or theholding of a red and white quartered flag stationary above the head. Whenhe is of the opinion that the danger has passed, such authorised person shallcause the signal of "all-clear" to be given by a short ringing of the shark alarmbell or a short blast on the shark alarm siren followed by the taking downof the red and white quartered flag.

(h) The Commissioners may set aside and designate by signs a part ofthe patrolled area (other than the bathing area) for use by persons usingbathing appliances, either generally or of the particular class concerned, atany time during which the discontinuance of use of bathing appliances (eithergenerally or of a particular class) is ordered pursuant to subparagraph (iii)of paragraph (f) of this regulation, and the part so set aside may be definedby notice, flag or such other means as the Commissioners may deem necessary.


(i) Each member of a life saving patrol shall wear a red and yellowquartered swimming cap whilst engaged on patrol.

No. 401.Areas for Life Saving Competitions.(1) The Commissioners may, from time to time, authorise a life saving

club to(a) temporarily set apart any part of the beach area for the holding

of a life saving competition;(b) enclose a competition area with rope, hessian, wire or other

means;(c) divide a competition area into sections, some of which may be

set aside for use by the public and some of which may be setaside for competition use only, in which case such areas shall beclearly defined as to the nature of their respective uses;

(d) prescribe the terms and conditions of entry of the public into suchcompetition area, in which case the terms and conditions of suchentry shall be clearly defined by notice erected at each end andevery entrance to such competition area.

(2) During the period of such authorisation, a person shall not(a) enter into or remain within such competition area except upon

compliance with the conditions of admission indicated by noticeat the entrance or entrances to such areas;

(b) if he is a member of the public, enter upon any part of thecompetition area set aside for competition use; or

(c) do any act or thing to create, or which may be likely to create,any interruption or interference to the smooth running of thecompetition.

No. 402.Persons Bathing or Sun-bathing to be Adequately Clad.(1) Any person bathing in water exposed to the public view or using the

beach for sun-bathing in the public view, shall in order to secure the observ-ance of decency, be properly and adequately clad.

(2) If a Beach Patrol Officer or inspector appointed by the Commis-sioners considers that the costume or other clothing of any person using anyarea within the boundaries of the Port is not proper and adequate to securedecency, he may order that person to don adequate clothing, and if thatperson refuses to do so, he may be removed from such area by that officeror inspector.

No. 403.Conduct of Persons Bathing.—A person shall not

(a) swim out to sea to such a distance that, in the event of suchperson becoming in danger or difficulty, the life of anyoneattempting to rescue such person may be endangered;

(b) bathe in any place that has, by notice erected by the Com-missioners or by an authorised person, been declared as-

(i) closed to bathing;(ii) dangerous; or(iii) reserved for the launching and beaching of surf boats

operated by a life saving club;(c) use a bathing appliance (either generally or of a particular class

in a bathing area where the use of such appliance has beenprohibited, either by notice or the verbal order of an authorisedperson pursuant to regulation 400 of these regulations or use abathing appliance in such a way as to cause danger, injury orannoyance to any other person;

(d) fail to leave the water during the course of a rescue whenrequired to do so by an authorised person;

(e) fail to leave the water within the bathing area after a sharkalarm has been given pursuant to paragraph (g) of regulation400 of these regulations;


(f) bathe within a bathing area after a shark alarm has been givenand before the signal of "all-clear" has been given;

(g) assist or attempt to assist in the use of any life saving gear orappliance or in any way interfere with its use unless requestedor authorised so to do by any authorised person or a member of alife saving patrol;

(h) interfere with, damage, or destroy any notices, life saving gearor appliance;

(i) place any clothing, towel or any other object, matter or thingon any notice, life saving gear or appliance;

(j) encroach upon any area in which any life saving gear or applianceis located or is being used or in which life saving or first aidtreatment is being administered to any person;

(k) obstruct any authorised person or member of a life saving patrolproviding life saving services;

(1) enter upon or loiter in any roped enclosure set aside for theexclusive use of members of a life saving patrol pursuant toparagraph (f) of regulation 400 of these regulations;

(m) refuse to remove any beach umbrella, sunshade, beach coat orany other thing in his control that may impair the view of thebathing area from the roped enclosure set aside for the exclusiveuse of members of a life saving patrol pursuant to paragraph(f) of regulation 400 of these regulations;

(n) unless he is a member of a life saving patrol on duty, wear a redand yellow quartered swimming cap in or upon any bathing area;

(o) unless he is an inspector appointed by the Commissioners pur-suant to these regulations, wear a badge bearing the words"Beach Inspector";

(p) interfere in any way with any other person in the defined area.

No. 404.

Appointment and Power of Beach Inspector.

(a) The Commissioners may appoint any of their members or employeesto be a Beach Inspector under these regulations.

(b) The Commissioners may also appoint any member of a life savingclub as a Beach Inspector under these regulations, provided that a memberso appointed shall not prosecute any person for a breach of any provisionsof these regulations but shall report such breach to the Commissioners foraction by them.

(c) Any person appointed a Beach Inspector pursuant to paragraphs (a)or (b) of this regulation, shall be given a certificate of his appointment andshall have issued to him a badge bearing the words "Beach Inspector". Thewearing of such badge or the production of it or of the certificate of hisappointment when exercising his authority under these regulations, shall beprima facie evidence of the appointment and authority of the person pro-ducing the same.

(d) Every member of the Western Australian Police Force shall have thepowers of a Beach Inspector under these regulations.

(e) Any Beach Inspector or authorised person who finds any personcommitting or attempting to commit a breach of any of the provisions ofthese regulations may demand from such person his name and current placeof abode and usual place of abode, and shall report the fact of such breachand the name and place or places of abode of such person as soon as con-veniently may be, to the Commissioners.

(f) Any person who refuses to state his name and place or places ofabode to any Beach Inspector or any authorised person commits an offenceagainst these regulations.

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Section II.Boating and Water Ski-ing Regulations.

No. 405.Registration of Boats.—All speed boats and motor boats that are within

the boundaries of the Port shall be registered with the Harbour and LightDepartment in accordance with the provisions of the Navigable Watersregulations.

No. 406.Identification of Boats.—All speed boats and motor boats that are within

the boundaries of the Port shall exhibit the identification number allottedto them in accordance with the provisions of the Navigable Waters Regulations.

No. 407.Safety Measures.(a) A person shall not drive a speed boat towing a water skier, on a

Saturday, Sunday or public holiday unless that person is at least 17 years ofage and is accompanied in the boat by a person of at least 14 years of age.

(b) A person driving a speed boat towing a water skier shall maintaina constant lookout ahead and the person accompanying the driver shallmaintain a constant watch over the skier or skiers being towed by that boat.

(c) A person shall not drive or operate a speed boat-(i) if under the age of 14 years; or(ii) if under the age of 17 years unless accompanied in the boat by

a person of at least 21 years of age and a person being theowner of or having the control of a speed boat shall not permitor suffer the speed boat to be driven or operated in contraventionof this paragraph.

(d) A person shall not drive a speed boat directly, or closely behind awater skier.

(e) A person driving a boat about to take off shall yield right of way toa speed boat coming into land a water skier.

(f) A person shall not permit a ski rope to trail within 100 feet of theshore of any area set aside for water ski-ing, unless the rope handles are heldby a skier.

(g) A person shall not drive a speed boat towing a person or personsengaged in the exercise of trick water ski-ing so as to approach within 300feet of any take-off area.

(h) Except for the purpose of landing or taking off water skiers a personshall not drive a speed boat towing water skiers within 300 feet of the shoreof any area set aside for water ski-ing.

(i) After landing a water skier, the driver of a speed boat that towedthe skier shall quit the area and pull in the tow rope as quickly as possible.When returning to shore, the driver shall drive the boat at a speed notexceeding eight knots and in such a manner as not to interfere with, orobstruct, any other boat towing a water skier.

(j) The driver of a speed boat landing a water skier shall not approachwithin 50 feet of the shore where the skier is to be landed, until the skierhas landed.

(k) A person shall not drive or operate a motor boat or carry out anywater ski-ing in a dangerous or negligent manner.

(1) A person shall not drive a motor boat at such a speed or in sucha manner as to cause nuisance or damage to any person or any other vessel,whether moored or not, or to cause damage or erosion to any bank, shoreor property.

(m) A person shall not drive a motor boat towing a water skier, or carryout any water ski-ing, within the boundaries of the Port except in conformitywith the rules for the time being in force of the body known as the WestAustralian Water Ski Association.


No. 408.

Areas for Speed Boats and Water Ski-ing.—(1) The Commissioners may by notice in the Government Gazette define

or set aside any area for the purposes of water ski-ing or by like notice maydefine or set aside any area in which water ski-ing is prohibited.

(2) A person shall not drive a motor boat towing a water skier or carryout any water ski-ing, in any area that the Commissioners have in pursuanceof subregulation (1) of this regulation defined or set aside as being an areain which water ski-ing is prohibited.

(3) A person shall not drive a motor boat towing a water skier or carryout any water ski-ing within the boundaries of the Port

(a) in any water of a depth of less than 10 feet;(b) within 300 feet of the shoreline except at recognised landing and

take-off points;(c) within 150 feet of any moored vessel, jetty or wharf;(d) within 300 feet of any vessel or buoy exhibiting the international

flag signal "H D";(e) within one-half mile radius of the oil refinery jetties at Kwinana;

or(f) in any navigational channel or within 150 feet of any buoy or

beacon marking any such channel.

No. 409.Limitation of Speed.—A person shall not drive a motor boat at a speed

exceeding eight knots within the boundaries of the Port(a) in any water of a depth of less than 10 feet;(b) within 300 feet of the shoreline or low water mark in any navi-

gable waters;(c) within the Inner Harbour or within that part of the Outer Harbour

eastward of an imaginary line extending from the north molelighthouse to a point where the northern boundary of the OuterHarbour meets the shore of the mainland;

(d) through or in any mooring area or within 150 feet of any mooredvessel, jetty or wharf;

(e) within 300 feet of any vessel or buoy exhibiting the internationalflag signal "H D";

(f) within one-half mile radius of the oil refinery jetties at Kwinana;or

(g) in any navigational channel or within 150 feet of any buoy orbeacon marking any such channel.

No. 410.Organised Races, Displays, Regattas and Aquatic Sports.—A person shall

not organise, promote or conduct a race, display or regatta for vessels of anydescription or an exhibition of any form of aquatic sport, including waterski-ing on any of the waters within the boundaries of the Port unless writtenpermission to do so has first been granted by the Commissioners, but thisregulation shall not apply to any carnival organised by a surf life saving clubas approved by the Western Australian State Centre of the Surf Living SavingAssociation of Australia.

No. 411.Failure to Comply with Regulations.—Any person who fails to do anything

required to be done or who does or attempts to do anything prohibited underthis part of these regulations commits an offence.


3. The principal regulations are amended by substituting for the headings,"Part IX" and "Part X" (Government Gazette, 5/9/58) the headings, "PartX" and "Part XI" respectively.

4. The principal regulations are amended by substituting for regulationnumber "No. 391" and "No. 392" (Government Gazette, 5/9/58) the regulationnumbers, "No. 412" and "No. 413" respectively.

Passed by resolution of the Fremantle Harbour Trust Commissioners ata meeting of the said Commissioners held on the 31st day of October, 1963.The Common Seal of the Fremantle Harbour

Trust Commissioners was at the same timeaffixed and impressed thereto by order andin the presence of-

J. McCONNELL,[L.S.]

Chairman.MAX B. GRACE,

Commissioner.F. J. PIPER,

Secretary.

Approved by His Excellency the Governor in Executive Council this 27thday of November, 1963.

(Sgd.) P. L. SPARROW,Acting Clerk of the Council.

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1960.TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT, 1928.

The Municipality of the Shire of Northampton.By-laws Relating to Building Lines.

L.G. 409/63.IN pursuance of the powers conferred upon it by the abovementioned Actsand of all other powers enabling it, the Council of the abovementionedMunicipality hereby records having resolved on the 12th day of July, 1963, tomake and submit for confirmation by the Governor the following by-law:

(1) The building lines for the streets and portions thereof shownon the plan and schedule hereto, shall be the line indicated as thedotted line on the said plan.

(2) No person shall erect or cause to be erected any building orstructure between the building line and the street on which the landabuts.

(3) Any person who commits a breach of these by-laws shall,upon conviction, be liable to a penalty not exceeding twenty pounds(£20).

Passed by the Northampton Shire Council at the ordinary meeting ofthe Council held on the 12th day of July, 1963.

A. C. HENVILLE,President.

R. CHARLTON,Shire Clerk.

RecommendedL. A. LOGAN,

Minister for Local Government.


P. L. SPARROW,Acting Clerk of the Council.


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16 December, 1963.]

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 3889

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1960.

The Municipality of the Shire of Moora.Adoption of Draft Model By-laws Relating to Removal and

Disposal of Obstructing Animals or Vehicles.L.G. 1032/63.

IN pursuance of the powers conferred upon it by the abovementioned Act,the Council of the abovementioned Municipality hereby records having resolvedon the 25th day of September, 1963, to adopt such of the Draft Model By-lawspublished in the Gazette of the 1st day of August, 1962, as here set out:

Draft Model By-laws (Removal and Disposal of ObstructingAnimals or Vehicles) No. '7—The whole of the by-laws.

Dated the 14th day of October, 1963.A. S. CRANE,

[L.S.] President.R. WITMER,

Shire Clerk.





LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1960.The Municipality of the Shire of Beverley.

Adoption of Draft Model By-law relating to Preventionof Damage to Streets No. 1.

L.G. 1063/63.IN pursuance of the powers conferred upon it by the abovementioned Act, theCouncil of the abovementioned Municipality hereby records having resolvedon the 20th day of September, 1963, to adopt the Draft Model By-law pub-lished in the Government Gazette of the 7th day of September, 1961, as arehere set out:—

Local Government Model By-law (Prevention of Damageto Streets) No. 1.

The whole of the by-law.

Dated this 20th day of September, 1963.The Common Seal of the Shire of Beverley was

hereby affixed this 20th day of September,1963, by the Shire Clerk, in the presenceof-

A. W. MILES,[L.S.]

President.D. RIGOT ;1"

Shire Clerk.







Adoption of Draft Model By-laws Relating to Standing Orders No. 4.L.G. 364/63.

IN pursuance of the powers conferred upon it by the abovementioned Act,the Council of the abovementioned Municipality hereby records havingresolved, on the 20th day of September, 1963, to adopt such Draft ModelBy-laws (Standing Orders No. 4) published in the Government Gazette of the12th December, 1961, 25th January, 1962 and 8th May, 1962, with the followingalterations:

Clause 88 (2): After the word "and" in line one add the word "two"(2).

Clause 93 (1): After the word "than" in line two add the word "one"(1).

The word "President" be substituted for the word "Mayor" whereverappearing in the by-laws.



A. W. MILES,[L.S.]

President.D. RIGOLL,

Shire Clerk.






Adoption of Draft Model By-laws Relating to Removal and Disposal ofObstructing Animals or Vehicles No. 7.

L.G. 1064/63.IN pursuance of the powers conferred upon it by the abovementioned Actthe Council of the abovementioned Municipality hereby records havingresolved, on the 20th day of September, 1963, to adopt the Draft Model By-lawspublished in the Government Gazette of the 1st day of August, 1962, as hereset out:—

Local Government Model By-laws (Removal andDisposal of Obstructing Animals or Vehicles) No. 7.

The whole of the by-laws.



A. W. MILES,[L.S.]

President.

D. RIGOLL,Shire Clerk.





16 December, 1963.]



Adoption of Draft Model By-law Relating to Old Refrigeratorsand Cabinets No. 8.

L.G. 1065/63.IN pursuance of the powers conferred upon it by the abovementioned Act,the Council of the abovementioned Municipality hereby records having resolved,on the 20th day of September, 1963, to adopt the Draft Model By-law as pub-lished in the Government Gazette of the 1st day of May, 1962, as are hereset out:

Local Government Model By-law (Old Refrigerators and Cabinets)No. 8.




A. W. MILES,[L.S.]

President.D. RIGOLL,

Shire Clerk.






Adoption of Draft Model By-laws Relating toExtractive Industry No. 9.

L.G. 1066/63.IN pursuance of the powers conferred upon it by the abovementioned Act,the Council of the abovementioned Municipality hereby records havingresolved, on the 20th day of September, 1963, to adopt such Draft ModelBy-laws published in the Government Gazette on the 8th November, 1962,are as here set out:

Local Government Model By-laws (Extractive Industry) No. 9.The whole of the by-laws.


hereby affixed this 20th day of September,1963, by the Shire Clerk, in the presenceOf-

A. W. MILES,[L.S.l

President.

D. RIGOLL,Shire Clerk.

Recommended-L. A. LOGAN,





LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1960.The Municipality of the Shire of Belmont.

Adoption of Local Government Model By-laws (ExtractiveIndustries) No. 9.

L.G. 1038/63.IN pursuance of the powers conferred upon it by the abovementioned Actand of all other powers enabling it, the Council of the Shire of Belmonthereby records having resolved, on the 30th day of September, 1963, to adoptand submit for confirmation by the Governor, Local Government Model By-laws(Extractive Industries) No. 9 which were published in the Government Gazetteon the 8th November, 1962.

The by-laws made by the Belmont Park Road Board relative toblasting, quarrying and excavations and published in the GovernmentGazette on the 2nd April, 1958, are revoked.

Dated the 9th day of October, 1963.The Common Seal of the Shire of Belmont was

hereunto affixed pursuant to a resolutionof the Council and in the presence of-

B. CLAYDEN,[L.S.1

President.W. G. KLENK,

Shire Clerk.






Adoption of Local Government Model By-laws (Storage ofInflammable Liquid) No. 12.

L.G. 1037/63.IN pursuance of the powers conferred upon it by the abovementioned Actand of all other powers enabling it, the Council of the Shire of Belmont herebyrecords having resolved, on the 30th day of September, 1963, to adopt andsubmit for confirmation by the Governor, Local Government Model By-laws(Storage of Inflammable Liquid) No. 12 which were published in the Govern-ment Gazette on the 29th May, 1963, subject to the following alterations:

Delete the words "of a lesser thickness" at the end of By-law 4(2) and insert in lieu the words "of not less than 18 gauge thickness."


hereundto affixed pursuant to a resolutionof the Council and in the presence of

B. CLAYDEN,[L.S.l


Shire Clerk.







Adoption of Local Government Model By-laws (Signs,Hoardings and Bill Posting) No. 13.

L.G. 1039/63.IN pursuance of the powers conferred upon it by the abovementioned Actand of all other powers enabling it, the Council of the Shire of Belmont herebyrecords having resolved, on the 30th day of September, 1963, to adopt andsubmit for confirmation by the Governor, Local Government Model By-laws(Signs, Hoardings and Bill Posting) No. 13 which were published in theGovernment Gazette on the 11th June, 1963, with the following alteration:

By-law 38 is deleted and the following by-law is substituted:-38. The by-laws made by the Belmont Park Road Board relative to

advertising hoardings, signs, blinds, awnings and bill posting and pub-lished in the Government Gazette on the 11th December, 1959, arerevoked.


hereunto affixed pursuant to a resolutionof the Council and in the presence of-

B. CLAYDEN,[L.S.]


Shire Clerk.





LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1960.The Municipality of the Shire of Geraldton-Greenough.

Adoption of Draft Model By-laws Relating to Local Government ModelBy-law (Prevention of Damage to Streets) No. 1.

L.G. 1035/63.IN pursuance of the powers conferred upon it by the abovementioned Act,the Council of the abovementioned Municipality hereby records having resolved,on the 8th day of June, 1962, to adopt the Draft Model By-laws published inthe Government Gazette of the 7th day of September, 1961, and designatedLocal Government Model By-law (Prevention of Damage to Streets) No. 1.


Dated this 1st day of October, 1963.The Common Seal of the Shire of Geraldton-

Greenough was affixed hereto in thepresence of

F. R. S. CANT,[ L.S.]

President.W. G. TRIGG,

Shire Clerk.






LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1960.The Municipality of the Shire of Geraldton-Greenough.

Adoption of Draft Model By-laws Relating to Local GovernmentModel By-laws (Extractive Industries) No. 9.

L.G. 326/62.IN pursuance of the powers conferred upon it by the abovementioned Act,the Council of the abovementioned Municipality hereby records having resolvedon the 14th day of December, 1962, to adopt the Draft Model By-laws publishedin the Government Gazette of the 8th November, 1962, and designated LocalGovernment Model By-laws (Extractive Industries) No. 9.


Dated this 1st day of October, 1963.The Common Seal of the Shire of Geraldton-

Greenough was affixed hereto in thepresence of

F. R. S. CANT,President.

W. G. TRIGG,Shire Clerk.

[LS.]

Recommended L. A. LOGAN,




LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1960.The Municipality of the Shire of Cockburn.

By-laws Relating to the Classifying of the District.L.G. 291/62.

IN pursuance of the powers conferred upon it by the abovementioned Actand of all other powers enabling it, the Council of the abovementioned Muni-cipality hereby records having resolved on the 11th day of September, 1963,to make and submit for confirmation by the Governor the following by-laws:

The by-laws of the Cockburn Shire Council (formerly Cockburn RoadBoard) passed at an ordinary meeting of the Cockburn Road Board held onthe 23rd day of October, 1957, and published in the Government Gazette ofthe 17th day of April, 1958, as amended from time to time thereafter arehereby further amended by a new by-law reading as follows:-

1. Schedule 4, General Industry, add new paragraph as follows:-4. All that land contained within lot part 1 and lot 20 of

Cockburn Sound Location 5 on Plan 2513, situated in IslandStreet, and lot 18, Cockburn Sound Location 5, on Diagram 14396and lot 19 of Cockburn Sound Location 5 on Diagram 14674situated in Rollinson Road.

Dated this 23rd day of September, 1963.The Common Seal of the Shire of Cockburn was

affixed hereto in the presence of-J. H. COOPER,

L.S.l

President.

E. L. EDWARDES,Shire Clerk.






LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1960.The Municipality of the Town of Geraldton.

Adoption of Draft Model By-laws Relating to StreetLawns and Gardens No. 11.

L.G. 418/58.IN pursuance of the powers conferred upon it by the abovementioned Act,the Council of the abovementioned Municipality hereby records having resolvedon the 9th day of October, 1963, to adopt such of the Draft Model By-lawspublished in the Gazette on the 7th day of February, 1963 (with such altera-tions) as are here set out:—

Draft Model By-law.Local Government Model By-laws (Street Lawns and Gardens) No. 11.—


Alterations.The following provision is added:

By-law No. 38 for permitting and regulating the planting oflawns and gardens in streets, passed on the 22nd day of October,1958, approved by His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor andAdministrator in Executive Council on the 22nd day of December,1958, and published in the Gazette on the 6th day of January, 1959,is hereby repealed.

Dated the 9th day of October, 1963.The Common Seal of the Town of Geraldton

was affixed hereto in the presence of-C. S. EADON-CLARKE,

EL.S.l

Mayor.

H. W. CHAMBERS,Town Clerk.





LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1960.

The Municipality of the Town of Geraldton.

By-law IIB Relating to the Control and Management of ReserveNo. 25572, Bayly Street Campsite.

L.G. 781/61.IN pursuance of the powers conferred upon it by the abovementioned Actand all other powers enabling it, the Council of the abovementioned Muni-cipality hereby records having resolved, on the 9th day of October, 1963, tomake and submit the following amendments to By-law IIB published in theGovernment Gazette on 1st December, 1961:-

1. By inserting after the words "By-law" in clause 2, the words"Such camping license shall be in the form of the schedule hereto."

2. By deleting the words "Application for any such license shallbe made in writing to the Town Clerk and shall be accompanied bythe fee hereinafter prescribed" in clause 3 and substituting in lieuthereof the words "Application for any such license shall be madeto an Executive Officer of the Council".

3. By deletion of subclause 4 (a),


4. By adding after clause 7 the following:The Schedule.

Town of Geraldton.License.

Bayly Street Campsite.License is hereby granted by the Town of Geraldton for theoccupation of Reserve 25572 pursuant to By-law IIB.

Name of occupier Period of license Date of commencement Dated this day of , 19

An officer of the Council.

Dated this 9th day of October, 1963.The Common Seal of the Town of Geraldton

was hereunto affixed by authority of aresolution of Council in the presence of

C. S. EADON-CLARKE,M.S.)

Mayor.

H. W. CHAMBERS,Town Clerk.





LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1960.The Municipality of the Town of Melville.

By-laws Relating to Buildings.L.G. 933/63.

IN pursuance of the powers conferred upon it by the abovementioned Actand of all other powers enabling it, the Council of the abovementionedMunicipality hereby records having resolved on the 22nd day of October, 1963,to make and submit for confirmation by the Governor the following by-law:—

The following site coverages and plot ratios are declared pursuantto by-law 35 (3) of the Uniform Building By-laws published in theGovernment Gazette of 23rd June, 1961, to apply within Flat Zones:

Percentage of Site Coverage. Plot Ratio,33 . .3327i .525 .66

Dated this 22nd day of October, 1963.J. E. CONNELL,

(L.S.l

Deputy Mayor.J. E. ELLIS,

Town Clerk.






BEEKEEPERS ACT, 1963.Department of Agriculture,

South Perth, 27th November, 1963.HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council, acting pursuant to the pro-visions of section 26 of the Beekeepers Act, 1963, and of section 11 of theInterpretation Act, 1918-1962, has been pleased to make the regulations setforth in the schedule to the attached notice.

T. C. DUNNE,Director of Agriculture.


Citation.1. These regulations may be cited as the Beekeepers Regulations, 1963.

Revocation.2. The Bees Act Regulations published in the Government Gazette on

the 23rd February, 1951, and from time to time amended by regulations pub-lished in the Government Gazette are, as from the commencement of theseregulations, revoked.

Interpretation.3. In these regulations, unless the context requires otherwise

"colony of bees" means a nest of bees whether in a full sized or anucleus hive;

"disease" includes any disease mentioned in the First Schedule;"schedule" means a schedule to these regulations;"the Act" means the Beekeepers Act, 1963;words and expressions used in these regulations have the same respec-

tive meanings as are given them in, and for the purposes of, theAct.

Registration of Beekeepers.4. Application for registration or renewal of registration as a beekeeper

shall be made in the form of Form No. 1 in the Second Schedule.5. Every application for registration or renewal of registration shall be

accompanied by the fee prescribed in the Third Schedule.6. (1) The certificate of registration shall be in the form of Form No. 2

in the Second Schedule.(2) Every certificate of registration is valid until and including the thirty-

first day of December next following the date of issue and registration shall berenewed within 14 days after the date of expiry.

Hive Brands.7. Application for the issue of a registered brand shall be made in the

form of Form No. 3 in the Second Schedule.8. Every application for a registered brand shall be accompanied by

the fee prescribed in the Third Schedule.9. The Registrar shall issue a distinctive brand to each applicant in

the form of Form No. 4 in the Second Schedule, and shall record such brandin a register maintained for that purpose.

10. A person shall, on ceasing to be a beekeeper, forfeit the brand issuedto him.

11. A brand shall consist of a combination of one or more letters and oneor more numerals, each of at least one half inch in height, set in alignmentbut not conjoined.

12. The brand may be burnt in, stamped, carved or scored, so that thebrand is distinctly impressed below the level of the surface branded.

13. A beekeeper shall brand each brood box and each honey super ofevery hive, on one exterior surface, and may also brand the floorboard, innerand outer covers, frame top bars and other of his beekeeping appliances.


14. Hives shall be so branded that successive owners' brands shall appearimmediately below the former or last preceding owner's brand and precedingowners' brands shall be cancelled by a straight line drawn through the lettersand figures.

15. Every person who-(a) brands a hive with the registered brand of another person without

the authority of that other person; or(b) alters, defaces or otherwise renders indistinguishable a registered

brand on a hive,commits an offence.

Imports from other States.16. (1) A person shall not introduce into the State any bees, combs,

used hives, honey or used beekeeping appliances from any other State orany Territory of the Commonwealth except upon the production of a certificatein the form of Form No. 5 in the Second Schedule, and a person shall notintroduce or attempt to introduce into this State any bees, combs, used hives,honey or used beekeeping appliances, except as provided by these regulations.

(2) Nothing in this regulation affects any conditions prescribed by anyother of these regulations.

(3) This regulation does not apply to honey in quantities of 12 poundsor less, introduced into the State for consumption, exhibition, scientific purposes,or as trade samples, and not for resale or export.

17. (1) A person shall not introduce any bees, combs, used hives, honeyor used beekeeping appliances into the State whether by land, sea or air fromany other State or any Territory of the Commonwealth without the authorityin writing of an inspector given in the form of Form No. 6 in the SecondSchedule; and, except in accordance with these regulations, an inspector shallnot grant any such authority, until he is satisfied that all the provisions ofevery law, regulation or order of the Governor at the time being in forcewith respect to the introduction of such bees, combs, used hives, honey orused beekeeping appliances have been complied with.

(2) Any inspector may detain, and prevent the movement of, bees, combs,used hives, honey or beekeeping appliances newly introduced into the State,until the provisions of these regulations have been complied with.

(3) A person receiving bees, combs, used hives, honey or used beekeepingappliances in the course of their consignment to this State from some otherState or a Territory of the Commonwealth shall not deliver them or any ofthem up to the consignee until an authority in writing such as is mentionedin subregulation (1) of this regulation is presented by the consignee.

(4) The Senior Apiculturist may in any case order an inspector to with-hold the issue of the authority referred to in subregulation (1) of this regula-tion, for such time as the Senior Apiculturist thinks expedient, and the inspec-tor shall comply with any such order.

Eradication of Brood Diseases.18. Every beekeeper in whose apiary any disease of the brood appears

shall(a) send to the Senior Apiculturist or nearest inspector a specimen

of infected comb, being not less than three inches square andsecurely packed, together with a written report of the occurrenceand the location of the apiary;

(b) kill the bees in every infected hive in the apiary forthwith afterflying has ceased at night, by closing the entrance of each infectedhive, pouring petrol into the top of the hive, and thereafter closingthe top immediately;

(c) burn the dead bees, all combs and frames, mats and scrapings ofpropolis and wax from the inside of the hive parts of each infectedhive in a pit in the ground;

(d) bury the burnt remains under at least one foot of earth; and(e) char with a flame, all the interior surfaces of brood boxes, honey

supers, floor boards, inner covers, and roofs and apply similarheat to queen excluders; but any such item may be burnt andburied with the bees and combs.


Eradication of Pests.19. Every beekeeper in whose apiary or in whose comb, cappings, or bees-

wax, pests appear, shall(a) give any lightly infested combs to strong colonies of bees; or(b) melt and strain those combs, cappings, or that beeswax in hot

water or steam, and destroy, by burning, the material separatedfrom the wax; or

(c) burn the infested material;and shall destroy all larvae, cocoons and adult pests present in his apiary,beekeeping appliances and premises.

Duties of Inspectors.20. An inspector, on finding disease present in a hive, shall mark the

parts of the diseased hive in a distinctive manner.

21. (1) An inspector to whom the occurrence of disease or pests in anapiary has been reported, or who finds disease or pests in an apiary, shallforthwith direct the beekeeper to carry out such measures as are necessaryto eradicate the disease or pests.

(2) Directions given under this regulation shall be in the form of FormNo. 7 in the Second Schedule.

Quarantine.22. An inspector on finding, or suspecting, disease to be present in an

apiary, shall issue a quarantine order in the form of Form No. 8 in the SecondSchedule.

23. An inspector shall make an inspection of an apiary for disease sixweeks after a quarantine order has been issued in respect of that apiary oras soon as possible thereafter.

24. If the inspector is satisfied that(a) the quarantine order has been obeyed; and(b) there has been no removal or interchange of any parts from any

hives since the quarantine order was issued; and(c) the course of the disease is normal; and(d) all diseased hives have been treated as required; and(e) there are no bees, combs, or apiary equipment likely to carry

disease organisms,he shall issue a release from quarantine in the form of Form No. 9 in the SecondSchedule.

25. (1) An inspector may authorise the removal of an apiary to which aquarantine order applies, from an apiary site to a site approved by the inspector,but

(a) the quarantine order shall continue to apply to that apiary whilein transit and on the new site; and

(b) there shall be no interchange of hive parts between hives; and(c) where any part of any hive is removed for the purpose of trans-

port it shall be replaced on the same hive on the new site.(2) An inspector may authorise the extraction and removal of honey from

an apiary that is in quarantine, but any part of a hive removed for the purposeof extracting the honey, shall be returned forthwith to the same hive.

(3) Any authorisation given under this regulation shall be in writingappropriate.

Hives.26. (1) Bees shall be kept in hives of which the combs are built in

removable frames, but nothing in this regulation precludes the use of cagesor ventilated boxes without frames, for the purpose of transporting bees fromplace to place.

(2) Every hive shall be of sound construction and of approved design.


Abandoned or Neglected Hives.27. (1) Prior to taking possession of abandoned or neglected bees or hives,

an inspector shall obtain from the owner or occupier of the land upon whichthe bees or hives are situated, authority to remove, and dispose of, the beesor hives and any other abandoned or neglected beekeeping equipment.

(2) An authority required under this regulation shall be in the form ofForm No. 12 in the Second Schedule.

(3) This regulation does not apply to bees or hives that are abandonedor neglected and which are infected with disease or harbour pests.

First Schedule.Reg. 3.

American Foul Brood.European Foul Brood.

Second Schedule.Western Australia.

Beekeepers Act, 1963.Form No. 1.

Reg. 4.APPLICATION FOR REGISTRATION AS A BEEKEEPER.

I/We (full name in block letters)

of (postal address)

hereby apply for registration as a beekeeper.(a) I own colonies of bees.(a) I own nuclei maintained

solely for the purpose of mating queens.(a) I manage or am in charge of colonies of bees which

are the property of(Name) (Address)

(a) I own or have charge of hives which are not at presentoccupied by bees.

(a) If none write nil.Description of any brand on hives owned or managed by the applicant

I enclose herewith the sum of being payment forregistration as a beekeeper in respect of the (number) coloniesof bees owned by me.

Date

Signature of Applicant.Note.—Scale of fees on back hereof.

Reverse.Fees payable on Application for Registration:—

s. d.For 25 colonies or less 2 6Colonies in excess of 25 for every 25 colonies or part thereof 1 0

Note.(1) A person who owns, or has the charge, care or possession of bees,

or any hive that contains or has contained bees, is a beekeeperand is required to apply to be registered as such. (BeekeepersAct, 1963, section 8.)

(2) Nuclei maintained solely for the purpose of mating queens shouldnot be included in the number of colonies on which fees are paid.

GOVERNMENT GAZE! LE, W.A. 390116 December, 1963.]



Reg. 6.CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION AS A BEEKEEPER.

I hereby certify that (name in full) Address has been registered/re-registered as a beekeeper until and including the 31stday of December, 19

Registered Brand

Amounts paid:Beekeeper RegistrationCompensation Fund Contribution

Total

Date

Director of Agriculture.

Note.—This certificate must be produced to an inspector on demand.Beekeepers must renew their registration within 14 days after the 31st Decem-ber in each year.

Western Australia.


Reg. 7.APPLICATION FOR HIVE BRAND.

Name in full (block letters) Address

For Official Use Only.Brand

Fee Regn. No. Date7s. 6d.

Rec. No.

I/We enclose herewith the fee of 7s. 6d. and request that you issue andregister me/us the hive brand as shown on this application form.

Date

Signature of Applicant.

This card completed must be returned to the Registrar of Brands, Depart-ment of Agriculture with the required fee.

Note.—Every hive owned by a beekeeper shall be branded with a registeredbrand. (Beekeepers Act, 1963, section 9.)


No

Western Australia.


Reg. 9.

CERTIFICA IT, OF REGISTRATION OF HIVE BRAND.

THIS is to certify that the brand shown below was registered in terms of theBeekeepers Act, 1963, on (date) as the brand

of

address

The above brand shall be applied to every hive owned by the above.

Registrar of Brands.

See information overleaf.

Reverse.

BRANDS ON HIVES.

The letters and numerals of which the brand consists shall be each of atleast one-half inch in height, set in alignment but not conjoined.

The brand may be burnt in, stamped, carved or scored so that the brandis distinctly impressed below the level of the surface branded.

A beekeeper shall brand each brood box and each honey super of everyhive, on one exterior surface, and may also brand the floor board, inner andputer covers, frame top bars and other of his beekeeping appliances.

Hives shall be so branded that successive owners' brands shall appearimmediately below the former or last preceding owner's brand and brands offormer owners shall be cancelled by means of an oblique line through them,but must not be rendered indistinguishable.

ORIGINAL—To accompany the article.

DUPLICATE

To Senior Apiculturist,Department of Agriculture,

Jarrah Road, South Perth.

16 December, 1963.]


Western Australia.Beekeepers Act, 1963.

Form No. 5.Reg. 16.

HEALTH CERTIFICATE.

Certificate of Health and Declaration by Owner or Agent concerning the intro-duction into Western Australia of Bees, Combs, Used Hives, Honey, orUsed Beekeeping Appliances from any State or Territory of the Common-wealth.

STATUTORY DECLARATION.I (1) of (2) do solemnly and sincerely declare that

(1) The undermentioned are to the best of my knowledge and belief,healthy and have been free from infectious disease during the threemonths preceding the date of export; and have not been in contactwith any bees affected with any such disease during this period.

(2) The undermentioned are from the apiary/apiaries of (3)

Particulars of Bees, Combs, Used Hives, Honey or Used Beekeeping Appliances.No Description

Name and Address of Owner

Method of Transport Name and Address of Consignee

And I make this solemn declaration by virtue of section one hundred andsix of the Evidence Act, 1906.

(4)

Declared at *Owner/agent of Owner in the Stateof this day of 19 before me.

(5) C.D. (or authorised person).

(1) Here insert name of person making the declaration. (2) Here insert nameand description. (3) Here insert name and address of beekeeper andlocation of apiary/apiaries if different from the beekeeper's address. (4)Signature of person making the declaration. (5) Signature of person beforewhom the declaration is made.

The declaration shall be in such form, and be made before such person,as is provided by the law of the State or Territory in which it is made.

* Strike out that which is not applicable.

I have examined the apiary/apiaries above referred to and have no reasonto doubt the correctness of this declaration in any particular, and after dueenquiry am satisfied that the bees, combs, used hives, honey or beekeepingappliances are eligible to enter the State of Western Australia, in accordancewith the regulations governing the entry of bees, combs, used hives, honey orbeekeeping appliances into that State.

Apiary Inspector or Authorised Person.

Date Address

ORIGINAL—To addressee.

DUPLICATE—To Senior Apiculturist,

Department of Agriculture.

13) 78531



Form No. 6.Reg. 17.

AUTHORITY.

To the *Postmaster *Stationmaster *Officer I/C Airport *Chief Officer M.V

The bees, combs, used hives, honey or used beekeeping appliances moreparticularly described below which arrived at on the 19 per has/have been inspected and may be *landed/released.

Number Description State of Origin Name and Address of Owner

Name and Address of Consignee

Apiary Inspector.

Date Address



Reg. 21.DESTRUCTION AND DISINFECTION ORDER.

To Mr Address

Take notice that (number) hives marked in your apiary at are infected with (mention disease or pest) and you are required to

(a) kill the bees in every infected hive in the apiary after flying hasceased at night;

(b) burn the dead bees, the combs, frames, mats, and scrapings ofpropolis and wax from the inside of brood boxes, honey supers,floor boards, inner covers and roofs of each infected hive in apit in the ground;

(c) bury the burnt remains under at least one foot of earth;(d) char with a flame, all the interior surfaces of brood boxes, honey

supers with floor boards, inner covers and roofs, and apply similarheat to queen excluders from infected hives; and

(e) (any additional directions)

on or before day of 19 Details of Items Covered by this Order.

No.Description

Date Signed

Apiary Inspector.




Reg. 22.QUARANTINE ORDER.

To Mr Address

I hereby order into quarantine the apiary situated at of which you are or appear to be the owneror person in charge because of the presence of disease.

Bees, combs, honey, wax, hives, parts of hives or beekeeping appliancesshall not be removed from the apiary, other than for the purpose of destruc-tion or disinfection as ordered by the inspector and no parts of any one hivein the apiary shall be moved into or onto another hive.

Date Signed

Apiary Inspector.



Reg. 24.RELEASE FROM QUARANTINE.

To Mr Address

I hereby release from quarantine the apiary situated at of which you are or appear to be the owner or personin charge.

Quarantine Order No datedDate

Signed

Apiary Inspector.


Form No. 10.Reg. 25.

PERMIT TO MOVE AN APIARY IN QUARANTINE I hereby permit Mr of (address) to remove the apiary from (site)

to the apiary site at (site)

for the purpose of Note.

(1) Quarantine Order No will continue to apply to theapiary while it is in transit and on the new site.

(2) No part of one hive shall be placed in another hive.(3) If any part of a hive is removed for the purpose of transport,

it shall be replaced on the same hive on the new site.Date

Signed

Apiary Inspector.



Form No. 11.Reg. 25.

PERMIT TO EXTRACT AND REMOVE HONEY FROM AN APIARY INQUARANTINE.

I hereby permit Mr of (address) to extract and remove honey from the apiary at (site)

Note.(1) Any part of a hive removed for the purpose of extracting the

honey shall be returned to the same hive immediately after thehoney has been extracted.

(2) The parts of hives removed for the purpose of extracting the honeyshall be protected from robbing bees.

(3) All equipment used in the extraction of the honey shall bethoroughly cleaned of all honey, wax and propolis after completionof the extraction.

(4) Instructions concerning treatment and disposal of the honeyand wax

Date Signed

Apiary Inspector.


Form No. 12.Reg. 27

ABANDONED OR NEGLECTED HIVES.

To Apiary Inspector,Department of Agriculture.

I, (name in full) being the owner/occupier of the property (address or block number)

on which stand abandoned or neglected bees or hives, hereby authorise you toitake possession of the bees or hives and any other abandoned or neglectedbeekeeping equipment and to destroy them or otherwise dispose of them.

Date

Signature

Third Schedule.s. d.

Fee for registration or renewal of registration as a beekeeper (Regula-tion 5)

For 25 colonies or less ••" 2 6Colonies in excess of 25, for every 25 colonies or part thereof 1 0

Fee for registered brand (Regulation 8) 7 6


MARKETING OF ONIONS ACT, 1938-1960.

THE Western Australian Onion Marketing Board, acting pursuant to the powersconferred by section 19 of the Marketing of Onions Act, 1938-1960, doth makethe regulations set out in the schedule hereto.

Schedule.

Regulations.

1. In these regulations the Marketing of Onions (Management of Board)Regulations, published in the Government Gazette on the 18th July, 1941, andamended from time to time thereafter by regulations amending the same andpublished in the Government Gazette, are referred to as the principal regula-tions.

2. Regulation 23 of the principal regulations is amended

(a) by substituting for subregulation (2), the following subregula-tion:—

(2) The return referred to in subregulation (1) of thisregulation shall be posted or delivered to the secretary of theBoard not later than the 31st day of December following everyProclamation issued under section 4 of the Act up to andincluding (except in the case of late brown onions) the 31stday of December, 1963, but after that date such return shallbe so posted or delivered

(a) in the case of early white onions and early brownonions, not later than the 1st day of Novemberin each and every year;

(b) in the case of mid brown onions and late whiteglobe onions, not later than the 31st day of Dec-ember in each and every year; and

(c) in the case of late brown onions, not later thanthe 1st day of February in the year 1964 and ineach and every year thereafter. ; and

(b) by adding after subregulations (3), the following subregulation:-(4) A grower who commits a breach of the provisions of

this regulation commits an offence and on conviction is liableto a penalty of twenty pounds.

Passed by a resolution of The Western Australian Onion Marketing Boardthis 4th day of December, 1963.

The Common Seal of The Western AustralianOnion Marketing Board was hereuntoaffixed by the authority of a resolution ofthe Board in the presence of-

J. P. ECKERSLEY,[L.S.1

Chairman.A. ZEMUNIK,

Member.A. J. H. WILSON,

Secretary.


MINES REGULATION ACT, 1946-1961.Mines Department,

Perth, 27th November, 1963.HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council, acting pursuant to theprovisions of the Mines Regulation Act, 1946-1961, has been pleased to makethe regulations set forth in the schedule hereunder.

A. H. TELFER,Under Secretary for Mines.


Reg. 177amended.

Reg. 178amended.

Reg. 180substituted.

Reg. 246substituted.

Schedule.

Regulations.1. In these regulations the Mines Regulation Act Regulations

made under the Mines Regulation Act, 1946 (as amended), reprintedpursuant to the Reprinting of Regulations Act, 1954, in the Govern-ment Gazette on the 1st March, 1961, with all amendments up toand including the 1st August, 1960, and amended from time to timethereafter by notices published in the Government Gazette, arereferred to as the principal regulations.

2. Regulation 177 of the principal regulations is amended bydeleting paragraph (b) thereof.

3. Regulation 178 of the principal regulations is amended bysubstituting for the passage, "twenty-four hours" in line one, theword, "week", and the heading preceding that regulation is amendedby substituting for the word, "Daily" the word, "Weekly".

4. The principal regulations are amended by substituting forregulation 180 the following regulation:-

180. A report of each examination made under regula-tion 178 of these regulations shall forthwith be recordedin a book by the person making the examination togetherwith particulars of any defects found on such examinationand the action taken to remedy the same, and such bookshall be kept at the mine and be available for inspectionby an inspector when he so requires.

5. The principal regulations are amended by substituting forregulation 246 and the heading thereto the following regulationand heading:—

Diesel Engines.246. (1) An internal combustion engine shall not be

taken, installed or used underground in a mine unlessand until the permission in writing of the State MiningEngineer to do so is first obtained.

(2) For the purposes of this regulation internalcombustion engine" includes a diesel-engined vehicle.

Regs. 246A to 6. The principal regulations are amended by adding after246P added. regulation 246 the following regulations:-

246A. No internal combustion engine other than acompression-ignition diesel engine that uses low volatilefuel shall be operated or used underground in a mine.

246B. (1) The State Mining Engineer shall, beforeissuing a permit under regulation 246 of these regulations,direct that tests be made to determine whether a dieselengine or a diesel-engined vehicle, or any class of dieselengine or diesel-engined vehicle, is safe for undergrounduse.

(2) The State Mining Engineer shall determine themanner and place of such tests, the cost of which shallbe borne by the applicant.

16 December, 1963.]


(3) Each permit issued shall specify therein the roadsand ventilating districts of a mine, or either of them, inwhich, and the distances from the working face withinwhich, a diesel engine or diesel-engined vehicle may beused, and the matters so specified may be varied orwithdrawn at any time.

(4) Every diesel engine or diesel-engined vehicle forwhich a permit has been issued shall be clearly stampedby the Senior Inspector of Mines or a person authorisedby him in that behalf with the number assigned to it andshall be registered by that inspector in the register ofengines maintained by him.

246C. A person shall not operate or allow to beoperated underground a diesel engine or diesel-enginedvehicle that is unsafe or apparently unsafe.

246D. (1) A person shall not operate underground ina mine a diesel engine or a diesel-engined vehicle unlessauthorised in writing by the manager of that mine anda copy of the authorisation shall be forwarded to theDistrict Inspector of Mines who shall maintain a registerof persons so authorised.

(2) A person who is under the age of 18 years shallnot be authorised to operate underground in a mine adiesel engine or a diesel-engined vehicle.

246E. A diesel-engined vehicle, when used under-ground, shall, if required by the State Mining Engineer,be fitted with

(a) brakes that are effective;(b) a speed indicator so placed as to be readily

seen by the driver;(c) effective lights that enable travelling in for-

ward and reverse directions;(d) a means of giving an audible warning signal;

and(e) a suitable portable fire extinguisher of a type

approved by the District Inspector and soplaced as to be within easy reach of the driver.

246F. (1) Every diesel engine used underground shallbe fitted with an exhaust gas cooling device capable ofreducing the temperature of the undiluted exhaust underany condition of operation to less than 170 deg. Fahren-heit at the point of discharge from the device which deviceis of a type approved by the State Mining Engineer.

(2) Cooling of the exhaust gas shall be effected bypassing it through water and the water shall be completelydrained and replenished with clean, fresh water at thebeginning of each shift, but when so required by the SeniorInspector of Mines, chemicals as specified by him, shallbe added to the water.

246G. (1) The undiluted exhaust gas produced by adiesel engine intended for use underground shall containnot more than 0.25 per cent. by volume of carbon monoxideor 0.20 per cent. by volume of oxides of nitrogen underany condition of engine operation.

(2) A device that is capable of diluting with air theexhaust gas of a diesel engine and being of a type approvedby the State Mining Engineer shall be fitted to every dieselengine that is taken or used underground, and the finaldiluted exhaust mixture, of which the oxygen content shallbe not less than 20 per cent. by volume, shall be directedaway from the operator and assistants.


246H. (1) No diesel engine or diesel-engined vehicleshall be taken or used underground in any part of a minein which through ventilation is not provided.

(2) The quantity of fresh air supplied by throughventilation to any part of a mine in which any dieselengine or diesel-engined vehicle is taken or used shall besufficient to dilute the final exhaust gases so that theconcentration of any of the following constituents in thediluted mixture shall not exceed

(a) 0.25 per cent. by volume of carbon dioxide;(b) 0.01 per cent. by volume of carbon monoxide;(c) 0.0025 per cent. by volume of oxides of

nitrogen,and at no time shall the volume of air supplied be lessthan 5,000 cubic feet per minute.

(3) The oxygen content of the diluted mixture shallbe not less than 20 per cent. by volume.

2461. (1) The mine manager shall cause to be taken,in all places where diesel engines are used underground,and at intervals of not more than four weeks or at suchlesser intervals as the Inspector may require, a sampleof air for analysis, which sample shall be taken on theexhaust side of the air current.

(2) The undiluted exhaust gas produced by a dieselengine underground shall be sampled and analysed daily,and the mode of analysing and the method of taking ofsamples under this regulation shall be approved by theState Mining Engineer.

(3) The mine manager shall be responsible for the costof sampling and of analysing under this regulation.

(4) The original certificate relative to each laboratorytest shall be filed in a book kept at the mine for the purposeand the book shall be open to the inspection of an inspectorwhen he so requires.

246J. A diesel engine fitted to a vehicle that isunderground shall not be operated while the vehicle isstationary, except for engine testing and for short periodswhen necessary.

246K. The mine manager or owner shall, with respectto diesel-engined vehicles to be used underground

(a) determine by notice the maximum load to behauled by each vehicle and the conditions ofoperation;

(b) cause cautionary notices to be posted in anyroadway in which special precautions arenecessary for their safe running; and

(c) give to each driver directions, in writing, asto loads, speed and such other matters as arenecessary to ensure safe operation.

246L. (1) The mine manager shall appoint, in writing,a competent person who once at least in every week shallexamine every diesel engine and diesel-engined vehicleused underground in the mine to ensure that it is in properworking order and that inlet and exhaust valves are cleanedas often as is found necessary.

(2) Maintenance procedures and the manner of makinginspection may be specified by the Senior Inspector ofMines and any defects found, together with the action takento remedy them, shall forthwith be recorded by theexaminer in a book kept at the mine for the purpose,which book shall be open to the inspection of an inspectorwhen he so requires.


246M. (1) Diesel engine fuel for use underground shallhave a flash point of not less than 150 degrees Fahrenheitas determined in the manner indicated in the BritishStandard Specifications as at the commencement of thisregulation, and shall not contain more than 0.5 per cent.sulphur by weight.

(2) Oil fuel, when taken underground, shall be instrong containers that do not leak.

(3) Oil fuel and lubricants for use underground shallbe stored in such places as may, together with their methodof construction and means of ventilation, be approved bythe Inspector, and the quantity of oil fuel stored on a levelshall not exceed the quantity required for one week's workthereon.

246N. (1) Diesel engines shall not be fuelled or ser-viced at an underground fuel storage place and diesel-engined vehicles shall be fuelled or serviced at a servicestation if a station is required by the Senior Inspector ofMines.

(2) The location, method of construction and meansof ventilation of a service station shall be approved bythe Inspector.

(3) Fuelling underground shall be by means of pumpand hose or other method approved by the Inspector.

2460. No naked light shall be used and no personshall smoke in or within ten yards of any service stationor fuel storage place that is underground in a mine andthe mine manager shall cause signs to that effect to beerected in conspicuous places.

246P. Fire extinguishers of a type and capacityapproved by the Senior Inspector of Mines shall be installedon each diesel engine and at fuel storage places and servicestations underground in a mine.

TOTALISATOR AGENCY BOARD BETTING ACT, 1960-1963.

Totalisator Agency Board,Perth, 11th December, 1963.

HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council has been pleased to approveof the regulations set forth in the schedule hereunder, made by the TotalisatorAgency Board pursuant to the provisions of section 57 of the TotalisatorAgency Board Betting Act, 1960-1963.

J. P. MAHER,Chairman, Totalisator Agency Board.


Reg. 32 andheadingsubstituted.


1. In these regulations the Totalisator Agency Board BettingRegulations, 1961, published in the Government Gazette on the 8thFebruary, 1961, and amended from time to time thereafter bynotices published in the Government Gazette, are referred to asthe principal regulations.

2. The principal regulations are amended by substituting forregulation 32 and the heading thereto the following regulation andheading:

Special Provisions Relating to Bets Known as Double EventBets and Quinella Bets on Horse Races

Within the State.32. (1) The Board may make and receive bets known

as double event bets and quinella bets in respect of horseraces conducted on race courses within the State.

3912 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A.[16 December, 1963.

(2) The Board may from time to time establish at allor any of its totalisator agencies, totalisator pools andplace in one such pool the bets known as double event betsand in another such pool the bets known as quinella bets.

(3) The Board may establish separate totalisator poolsfor bets known as double event bets and bets known asquinella bets, in respect of a group of totalisator agencies,each totalisator agency region, or establish one totalisatorpool in respect of all totalisator agencies for each such bet.

(4) Subject to these regulations, a totalisator poolconducted by the Board shall be operated in accordancewith such of the rules governing the operation of thetotalisator on the race course on which the race or raceson which the bets known as double event bets or quinellabets are made, as relate to bets of such a kind.

(5) (a) The dividend for a bet of five shillings (5s.)shall be as declared by the totalisator pool except thatfractions of one shilling shall not be paid unless the frac-tion exceeds sixpence, in which case sixpence shall be paid.

(b) The dividend for a bet of two shillings and sixpence(2s. 6d.) shall be at the rate of half of the dividenddeclared by the totalisator pool for a bet of five shillings.

(c) Notwithstanding the provisions of paragraph (a)of this subregulation, the dividend declared for a bet offive shillings (5s.) shall not in any case be of a lesseramount than five shillings (5s.).

(6) Before any dividend is calculated and declared ona totalisator pool the Board shall deduct a totalisatorcommission of fifteen per centum of the gross takingsof the totalisator pool and pay the amount of the resultingbalance by way of dividend to the holder of the winningticket or, if there is more than one such ticket, then theamount of the balance shall be divided by the number ofthe winning tickets and the amount derived therefromshall be paid by the Board in respect of each, winningticket to the holder thereof.

(7) Where details of a bet otherwise properly receivedby the Board to be recorded in a totalisator pool have notbeen so recorded owing to a failure in the means of orerror in transmission or to other circumstances beyond thecontrol of the Board, if a dividend would have been payablein respect of that bet had it been so recorded, the Boardshall pay in respect of the bet the same dividend as wouldhave been payable had the bet been duly recorded in thetotalisator pool.

(8) Where the Board conducts a totalisator pool forbets known as double event bets or bets known as quinellabets, if no bet placed in the pool is made on the winningcombination, the Board, after deduction of the fifteenper centum totalisator commission pursuant to these regu-lations, shall carry forward the balance of the grosstakings and add that balance to the amount invested ina subsequent pool conducted for the same kind of bet inrespect of which no bet on the winning combination wasmade, whether on the same day or another day as theBoard determines.

Reg. 33substitutedand headingadded.

3. The principal regulations are amended by adding immedi-ately before regulation 33, the heading, "Special Provisions Relatingto Bets Known as Double Event Bets on Horse Races Within theState", and by substituting for that regulation the followingregulation:-

33. (1) Where the horse, or one of the horses, thesubject of a double event bet with the Board fails to startin one of the races in respect of which the bet was made,if the horse or the other horse starts in one of the racescomprising the double event, the bet shall be received by


Reg. 34amended.

the Board on the condition that it will be a straight outbet in respect of the horse for the race in which thehorse so starts and if that horse wins that race, the betshall be subject to the payment of a straight out dividendas declared by the totalisator for that race on the racecourse in respect of which the race was run.

(2) Where the horse or horses named in a double eventbet fail to start in both races in respect of which the betwas made the Board shall refund to the person making thebet a refund of the amount of the bet together with theamount of any investment tax paid in respect thereof.

4. Regulation 34 of the principal regulations is amended bysubstituting for the words, "referred to in this regulation" in linestwo and three of subregulation (1) the passage, "specified inregulation 35 of these regulations".

FACTORIES AND SHOPS ACT, 1963.

Department of Labour,Perth, 11th December, 1963.

F. & S. 693/60.HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council, acting pursuant to theprovisions of the Factories and Shops Act, 1963, and the Interpretation Act,1911-1962, has been pleased to make the regulations set out in the schedulehereunder, to take effect on and after the 1st day of January, 1964.

C. A. REEVE,Secretary for Labour.


1. These regulations may be cited as the Factories and Shops (Registra-tion Fees) Regulations, 1964.

2. In these regulations, "the Act" means the Factories and Shops Act,1963, and words and expressions used in these regulations have the samerespective meanings as are given them under, and for the purposes of, the Act.

3. (1) Subject to the succeeding provisions of this regulation, the feepayable upon the registration, or the renewal of the registration, of a factory,shop or warehouse is based on the number of persons employed in the factory,shop or warehouse, in accordance with the following scale:—

s. d.1— 2 persons employed .... 1 0 03— 5 persons employed 2 0 06— 10 persons employed 5 0 0

11— 20 persons employed ... 8 0 021— 30 persons employed .... 10 0 031— 50 persons employed .... 15 0 051-100 persons employed . 30 0 0

(2) Where more than one hundred persons are employed in a factory, shopor warehouse, the fee payable upon registration, or the renewal of the regis-tration, thereof is an amount of thirty pounds, plus an additional amount offifteen pounds, in respect of every fifty persons, or part of that number, inexcess of one hundred, employed in the factory, shop or warehouse.

(3) In calculating the number of persons employed, for the purposes ofthis regulation, the number shall include the occupier or occupiers of thefactory, shop or warehouse, except that, where a husband and wife areoccupiers, they shall be reckoned as one person.

4. Every application for the issue of a permit for a privileged shop,under the provisions of section 87 of the Act, shall be accompanied by a feeof five pounds, repayable where the permit is not issued.

3914 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA. [16 December, 1963.

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1960.The Municipality of the Shire of Moora.

Adoption of Draft Model By-laws Relating to Petrol Pumps.L.G. 1031/63.

IN pursuance of the powers conferred upon it by the abovementioned Act,the Council of the abovementioned Municipality here records having resolvedon the 24th day of July, 1963, to adopt such of the Draft Model By-lawspublished in the Gazette of the 16th day of January, 1963, as are here set out:

Draft Model By-laws (Petrol Pumps) No. 10.—The whole of theby-laws.

Dated the 14th day of October, 1963.A. S. CRANE,

[L.S.]

President.R. WITTBER,

Shire Clerk.





LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1960.By-law No. 63—Town Planning Classification or Zoning By-law for Land

and/or Buildings in the Victoria Park-Carlisle Area, being part of theCity of Perth Municipal District—Amendment.

The Municipality of the City of Perth.By-law Relating to Zoning.

L.G. 458/62.IN pursuance of the powers conferred upon it by the abovementioned Actand of all other powers enabling it, the Council of the abovementioned Muni-cipality hereby records having resolved on the 12th day of August, 1963, tomake and submit for confirmation by the Governor the following amendmentsto By-law No. 63:

That all that piece of land beingportion of Canning Location 2, and being lot 550 on Plan2880 and being the whole of the land comprised in Certificateof Title Volume 939, folio 135;

be and is hereby excised from Zone 1 classification and reclassifiedto be included in Zone 8 and the Victoria Park-Carlisle Zoning PlanNo. 63 is amended accordingly.

Dated the 1st day of October, 1963.The Common Seal of the City of Perth was

hereunto affixed in the presence of-A. C. CURLEWIS,

[L.S.]

Deputy Lord Mayor.W. A. Ma. GREEN,

Town Clerk.



Confirmed by His Excellency the Governor in Executive Council this 27thday of November, 1963.



LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1960.TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT, 1928-1953.

The Municipality of the Shire of Kwinana.By-law Amending By-laws—Use of Land Special

Purposes Zone—Motel.L.G. 556/55.

IN pursuance of the powers conferred upon it by the abovementioned Actsand of all other powers enabling it, the Council of the abovementioned Muni-cipality hereby records having resolved on the 28th day of August, 1963, toamend the by-laws of the Municipality of Kwinana passed at an ordinarymeeting of the Council on the 29th day of December, 1955, and published inthe Government Gazette of the 3rd February, 1956, and amendments pub-lished in the Government Gazette of the 4th December, 1957, and 31st May,1960, in the following manner:

The Thirteenth Schedule (Special Purposes Zone—Motel) isamended by deleting therefrom portion of Cockburn Sound Location244 and being that part of lot 18 shown as "R.O.W." on L. and S.Diagram 68813, and adding thereto portion of Cockburn Sound Location244 and being lot 39 on L. and S. Diagram 68813.

The Common Seal of the Municipality washereto affixed this 22nd day of October,1963, in the presence of-

A. M. LYDON,CL.S.1

President.

F. W. MORGAN,Shire Clerk.





LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1960.The Municipality of the Shire of Canning.

By-laws Amending By-laws Classifying Central, South, North, and West Wards.L.G. 78/59.

IN pursuance of the powers conferred upon it by the abovementioned Act andall other powers enabling it, the Council of the abovementioned Municipalityhereby records having resolved on the 27th day of August, 1962, to make andsubmit for confirmation by the Governor the following by-laws.

The by-laws of the Shire of Canning published in the Government Gazetteon the 13th February, 1957, and amended from time to time thereafter, beamended as follows:-

1. After by-law 15 the following new by-laws are inserted:

iii. Marginal Light Industrial Zones.15A. Area: Those portions of the District of the Shire of Canning

which are delineated and shown as such (according to the legendthereon) on the plan in the Twelfth Schedule hereto, are herebyclassified as Marginal Light Industrial Zones.

15B. Uses: No person shall use any land or any building or struc-ture in a Marginal Light Industrial Zone except for one or more ofthe following purposes:

(a) Any use permitted in a Light Industrial Zone.(b) A panel beating business.(c) A joinery works but not a sawmill.(d) A blacksmith's shop.


iv. Restricted Industrial Zones.15C. Area: Those portions of the District of the Shire of Canning

which are delineated and shown as such (according to the legendthereon) on the plan in the Twelfth Schedule hereto are herebyclassified as Restricted Industrial Zones.

15D. Uses: No person shall use any land or any building orstructure in a Restricted Industrial Zone except for one or more ofthe following purposes:

(a) Any use permitted in an Industrial Zone but with theexception of any offensive trade not mentioned hereunder.

(b) A dry cleaning works.(c) A laundry.(d) A marine store.

15E. By-laws 13, 14, and 15, shall apply to Marginal Light Indus-trial Zones and to Restricted Industrial Zones.

2. After the Eleventh Schedule a new schedule is inserted as follows:—The Twelfth Schedule.

As depicted on the attached plan delineating the amendments tothe Residential, Industrial and Business Zones of these by-laws madeto accommodate the Council's Town Planning Scheme No. 6.

3. The First Schedule is altered by the addition at the end thereof ofthe following:

iv. Those areas delineated and shown as Residential Zones (accord-ing to the legend thereon) on the plan in the Twelfth Schedulehereto.

4. The Second Schedule is altered by deleting the paragraph commencing"South Ward" and by substituting the following in its place:

South Ward.—The whole of the South Ward with the exception ofthose portions which are specified in the First, Fifth and SixthSchedules hereto and with the exception of the areas delineated andshown as other zones (according to the legend thereon) on the planin the Twelfth Schedule.

5. The Fifth Schedule is altered by the addition at the end thereof ofthe following:

Those areas delineated and shown as Business Zones (accordingto the legend thereon) on the plan in the Twelfth Schedule hereto.

6. The Tenth Schedule is altered by the deletion therefrom of the follow-ing :—

High Road.—Portion of Canning Location 25, and being partlot 1137 (Certificate of Title Vol. 1230, folio 86); part lot 1138 (Certi-ficate of Title Vol. 1122, folio 656) on Plan 4393;

and by the addition at the end thereof the following:Those areas delineated and shown as Showroom/Warehouse Zones

(according to the legend thereon) on the plan in the Twelfth Schedulehereto.

Dated the 15th day of October, 1963.

The Common Seal of the Shire of Canning washereunto affixed by authority of a resolu-tion of the Council in the presence of-

A. T. MALEY,EL.S.1

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Shire Clerk.





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LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1960.The Municipality of the Shire of Nyabing-Pingrup.

Adoption of Draft Model By-laws No. 7 Relating to Removal andDisposal of Obstructing Animals and Vehicles.

L.G. 1026/63.IN pursuance of the powers conferred upon it by the abovementioned Act,the Council of the abovementioned Municipality hereby records having resolvedon the 24th day of July, 1963, to adopt the Draft Model By-laws publishedin the Government Gazette of the 1st day of August, 1962, as are here set out:

Local Government Model By-law (Removal and Disposal ofObstructing Animals and Vehicles) No. 7.—The whole of the by-lawsare adopted without amendment.

Dated the 24th day of July, 1963.The Common Seal of the Shire of Nyabing-

Pingrup was hereunto affixed by authorityof a resolution by the Council in thepresence of

J. A. PATERSON,[L.S.] President.

R. H. SMITH,Shire Clerk.





LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1960.The Municipality of the Shire of Nyabing-Pingrup.

Adoption of Draft Model By-laws No. 10 Relating to Petrol Pumps.L.G. 1027/63.

IN pursuance of the powers conferred upon it by the abovementioned Act,the Council of the abovementioned Municipality hereby records having resolvedon the 24th day of July, 1963, to adopt the Draft Model By-laws published inthe Government Gazette of the 16th day of January, 1963, as are here set out:

Local Government Model By-law (Petrol Pumps) No. 10.—Thewhole of the by-laws are adopted without amendment.

Dated the 24th day of July, 1963.The Common Seal of the Shire of Nyabing-

Pingrup was hereunto affixed by authorityof a resolution by the Council in thepresence of

J. A. PATERSON,[L.S.] President.

R. H. SMITH,Shire Clerk.





By Authority: Alex B. DAVIES, Government Printer78531/12/63

OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA...FIREARMS AND GUNS ACT, 1931-1963. Police Department, Perth, 11th December, 1963. HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council, acting under the provisions

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