Tommonturattil of Australia Gazdtt. - Legislation

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Tommonturattil of Australia Gazdtt.PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.

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No. 1901 CANBERRA, THURSDAY, 21sT SEPTEMBER. [1944.

Government House,Canberra.

7th August, 1944.THE KING has been graciously pleased to approve of the

following award:-

ROYAL AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE.For brave conduct and devotion to duty in face of the enemy

in the South -West Pacific Area:

MILITARY CROSS.

Flying Officer Raymond Arnold Graetz, No. 417175.


23rd August, 1944.THE KING has been graciously pleased to approve of the

following awards :-

AUSTRALIAN MILITARY FORCES.For brave conduct during operations in face of the enemy in

New Guinea:

DISTINGUISHED CONDUCT MEDAL.

Warrant Officer Class II. Richard John Booker,2X191699.

Warrant Officer Class II. Alfred Lampton Robinson,NGX263.

MILITARY MEDAL.

Corporal ( Acting Sergeant) Raymond Howe Gregory,VX104443.


31st August, 1944.THE KING has been graciously pleased to approve of the

following award:-

ROYAL AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE.For brave conduct and distinguished services in air operations

in face of the enemy in the South -West Pacific Area.:

DISTINGUISHED SERVICE ORDER.

Acting Air Commodore Frederick Rudolph WilliamScherger, A.F.C.

THE ADMINISTRATOR OF THE GOVERNMENT OF THECOMMONWEALTH HAS RECEIVED ADVICE THAT

MS MAJESTY THE KING HAS APPROVED OF THEFOLLOWING AWARD -8th September, 1944: -

ROYAL AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE.For skill and devotion to duty in flying operations against the

enemy:DISTINGUISHED FLYING MEDAL.

Flight Sergeant Leslie John Gilbert, No. 421012.5758.-No. 190. -P icE 6D.: Quarterly, 8s. 2d.; Half- Yearly,


hiS MAJESTY THE KING HAS APPROVED OF 1HEFOLLOWING AWARDS -14th September, 1944: -

AUSTRALIAN MILITARY FORCES.For gallantry in escaping from enemy captivity in Italy:

MILITARY MEDAL.Sergeant Ernest James Brough, VX17575.Acting Sergeant Arnold Berry, WX2075.

THEADMINISTRATOR OF THE GOVERNMENT OF THE

COMMONWEALTH HAS RECEIVED ADVICE 1HATHIS MAJESTY THE KING HAS APPROVED OF THEFOLLOWING AWARDS -15th September, 1944: -

ROYAL AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE.For great courage and devotion to duty in flying operations

against the enemy:BAR TO DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS.

Flight Lieutenant James Halls Crabb, D.F.C., No. 401084.Pilot Officer Reginald Norman Mullins, D.F.C., No. 410691,

DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS.Flight Lieutenant Frank Alexander Badgery, No. 412565.Flight Lieutenant William John Barclay, No. 416529.Flight Lieutenant James Alan Cameron, No. 10402.Flight Lieutenant Aston Noye Gould, No. 416952.Flight Lieutenant Charles Robert Gordon Grant, D.F.M.,

No. 402571.Flight Lieutenant James Russell Hancock, No. 416762.Flight Lieutenant Laurence Hawes, No. 420881.Flight Lieutenant Leonard Charles Jacobe, No. 401310.Flight Lieutenant Arnold Alfred Lange, No. 17413.Flight Lieutenant James Shirley Alexander Marshall, No.

410359.Flight Lieutenant Keith Schultz, No. 417003.Flying Officer Leonard Syrles Ainsworth, No. 420108.Flying Officer Edward Leslie James Anderson, D.F.M., No.

404160.Flying Officer Harry Cole Bentley, No. 418515.Flying Officer Leonard Laurence Deed, No. 403983.Flying Officer Stewart Leigh Dennis, No. 403914.Flying Officer Thomas Charles Drake- Brockman, No.

406564.Flying Officer Denis Eyre Girardau, No 409688.Flying Officer Wilfred Arthur Goold, No. 403135.Flying Officer Joseph James Hanrahan, No. 409541.Flying Officer Desmond Leslie Harris, No. 425304.Flying Officer Ronald William Jew, No. 417491.


HIS MAJESTY THE KING HAS APPROVED OF THEFOLLOWING AWARDS -19th September, 1944: -

ROYAL AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE.For courage and outstanding determination in flying opera-

tions against the enemy:DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS.

Flying Officer Ernest Berry, No. 414986.Flying Officer Valford Patrick Kennedy, No. 402974.Flying Officer William Charles Kennedy, No. 404377.Flying Officer Rex Young Kenyon, No. 416583.

16s. 3d. ; Yearly, 32s. 6d.

No. 190. -21st September, 1944 2180 Commonwealth Gazette

Flying Officer James Cyril King, No. 412558.Flying Officer John William Muddle, No. 403418.Flying Officer Edward Thomas Pickerd, No. 410172,Flying Officer Douglas Ross Simpson, No. 420287.Pilot Officer Frederick William Blake, No. 415499,Pilot Officer Alan James Campbell Croome, No. 421175,Pilot Officer George Frederick Flanagan, No. 418374.Pilot Officer Clement William Lacy, No. 421736.Pilot Officer William McCartney Mitchell, D.F.M., No.

40300g,Pilot Officer Victor Henry Neal, No, 410008.Pilot Officer John Warrington Scott, No. 417035.Pilot Officer John Hudson Wilkinson, No. 400444.Warrant Officer Colin Thomas Akers, No, 410288.

Warrant Officer ( now Pilot Officer ) Robert JohnBrummell, No. 405825.

Warrant Officer James Mursell Colledge, No. 425123.Warrant Officer Robert Joseph Dawson, No. 415237.Warrant Officer (now Pilot Officer) William Albert

Gourlay, No. 408370.Warrant Officer Francis William Joiner, No. 410492.Warrant Officer Clayton Brendan Lynch, No. 415341.Warrant Officer Graenme William Morrey, No. 409569.Warrant Of)icer (now Pilot Officer) Raymond Herbert

White, No, 417025,

DISTINGUISHED FLYING MEDAL.Flight Sergeant Leslie Francis Condon, No. 421248.

NOTIFICATION OF THE AIALING OF NBGULA TIONS.Copies may be purchased at the Government Printing Office, Canberra, or the Commonwealth Sub - Treasury in each Capital City,

at the price indicated.

Title of Act under which Regulations made.Citation ofStatutory

Rule.particulars of itogulations comprised in Statutory Rule.

Price ofStatutory

Rule.

a. d.Commonwealth Public Service Act 1922 -1943 S.R. 1944,

No. 138Amendment of the Commonwealth Public Service Regulations

(Regulations 15 and 50)0 3

Customs Act 1901 -193G and the Commerce(Trade Descriptions) Act 1905-1933

S.R. 1944,No. 139

Amendments of the Exports (General) Regulations 0 3

Customs Act 1901 -1936 and the Commerce(Trade Descriptions) Act 1905 -1933

S.R. 1944,No. 140

Amendment of the Exports (Canned Fruits) Regulations 0 3

Defence Act 1903 -1941 and the NavalDefence Act 1910 -1934

S.R. 1944,No. 141

Amendments of the Naval Financial Regulations 0 3Nava Defence Act 1910-1934 .. S,R. 1944,

No. 142Amendment of the Naval Establishments Regulations 0 3

Commonwealth Public Service Act 1922 -1943 S.R. 1944,No. 143

Amendment of the Commonwealth Public Service Regulations(Regulation 109)

0 3

Naval Defence Act 19101934 .. S.R. 1944,No. 144

Amendment of the Naval Reserve Regulations 0 3

JOHN CURTIN, Prime Minister.

CUSTOMS 13Y -LAWS Nos. 1171 -1185.

j ItiI.CIlA D VALENTINE KEANE, Minister of State forthe Commonwealth of Australia administering the

Department of Trade and Customs, do hereby, in pursuanceof the Customs Tariff 1933 -1939, make the followingDepartmental by -laws,

R. V. KEANEMinister of State for Trade and Customs.

15th September, 1944.

By -LW No. 1176.Ctrs tons Tariff 1933 -1939, Item 174 (r) .

The machines, machine tools, and appliances for use inconnexion therewith, enumerated hereunder, may be admittedunder Tariff' Item 174 (Y), viz.:

(a) Blades, doctor, composition, for use in the papermaking industry. ( Operating on 4th August,1944, only.)

( $) Bonding machine for preparing a rough surface:base on the face of case - hardened metals, (Operat-ing on 4th .July, 1944, only.)

(c) Brushes, coating, for use in coating machines usedin connexion with the manufacture of coated paperboards. (Operating on 3rd July, 1943, only.)

(d) Clay making plant, laboratory, consisting of Munger,vibratory sifter, receiving tank, slip receivingtank, press pump, filter press and water tank, toruse in connexion wtih the manufacture of porcelaininsulators. (Operating on 2nd October, 1943,only.)

(e) Crane, petrol electric, mobile, self- contailnedfullcircle slewing type (but not including rubber tyresand tubes) and spares therefor. (Operating on28th April, 1944, only.)

(f) Cutters, gear, for use in metal - working gear planingmachines. (Operating on the following dates only,viz.: -29th September, 1943, 7th October, 1943.loth and 20th December, 1943, 17th January, 1944,27th March, 1944, 27th and 28th April, 1944, and14th June, 1944.)

Earth moving units. (Operating on 18th April,1944, and 4th May, 1944, only.)

(h.) Excavator, quarry typo, including shovel attachmentconsisting of 27 feet 6 inches boom, 18 feet 4inches stick, dipper, dipper tray and, first set ofspare parts imported with and for use therewith.(Operating on 19th April, 1944, only.)

(n)

(i) Exhaúster, rotary, 3 blade, capacity 35,000 cubicfeet per hour complete with cast iron under -bedMid directly coupled to a horizontal steam enginesuitable for working at 60 pounds per square inchpressure, and accessories therefor. (Operating qn2nd July, 1944, only.)

Exhauster set, gas, capacity 100,000 cubic feet of gasper hour, complete with horizontal steam engineand spare parts. (Operating on 29th June, 1.944,only. )

Hydrogenation plant, viz.:Hydrogen scrubber.Hydrogen dryer,Earthenware baths.Feed pump.Grease cups.

(Operating on 4th and 7th July, 1944, only.)Motors, electric, squirrel cage, low centre, 5 horse-

power, 415 volt, 3 phase, 50 cycle, 3,000 revolu-tions per minute. (Operating on 24th July, 1944,only.

Screens, wire, for mineral jigs. (Operating on 8thAugust, 1944, only,')

Spare parts for a single -deck trolley bus chassis,viz. ;--

Motor.Armature complete with bearings.Field coils.Interpole coils.

(Operating on 10th July, 1944, only.)(o) Spare parts for petrol driven portable chain saws.

(Operating on 17th May, 1944, only.)(ii) Spare parts for a gas engine less than 50 horse -

power. ( Operating on .16th May, 1944, only. )(q) Spare parts for a mine locomotive, viz.:-- -

Coils, armature.Breaker, line, and complete set of equipment

therefor.Plugs, 7.50 amperes.Shaft, armature, and nut therefor.Loek nut.Motor armature,Field coils.Brush holders.

(Operating on 4th July. 1944, and 14th August,1944, only,)

(e.) Spare parts for turbo exhausters, viz.:Exhauster spares.Turbine spares.Coupling rubbers.

(Operating on 20th July, 1944, only.)

Commonwealth Gazette 2181 No, 190.-21st September, 1944

(s) Spare parts for vacuum euhausters for use in analkali plant,

Rotors with shaft and rings.Liners, cylinder,Rings, locating.Blades, rotor, stainless steel.Rings, restraining, estnapiete with stainless steel

blades.(Operating on 11th June, 1944, only.)

(t) Stellite parts for a bobbin tamping machine.(Operating on 2nd August, 1944, only.)

(T.D. 44/1.23,)

By -r.AW No, 1171.Customs Tariff 1933 - 1930, Item 285 (n).

The following medicines and medicinal preparations in anyform (unless otherwise specifically qualified) may beadmitted under Tariff Item 285 (n) , viz.:

(a.) Aluminium. hydroxide, colloidal, in tablet form.(Operating on and from 22nd June, 1944.)(T,D. 44/112.)

(b) Ethisterone (anhydro- ltydroxy- progesterone) whenpacked under a proprietary name or when put upas it medicinal preparation or in any of the formsmentioned in Tariff Item 285 (A). (Operatingon and from 7th July, 1944.) (T.D. 44/117.)

((') Methyl- testosterone when packed under a proprietaryname or when put up as a medicinal preparationor in any of the forms mentioned in Tariff Item285 (A). (Operating on and from 7th July,1944,) ( T.D. 44/118.)

(c() Pethidine and its salts when packed under a pro-prietary name or when put up as a medicinalpreparation or in any of the forms mentioned inTariff Item 285 (A) . (Operating on and from25th July, 1944.) (T.D. 44/119 ;)

(e) Thrombin Topical. (Operating on and from 20thJune, 1944.. (T.D. 44/12].)

By -r..kw No. 1173.Customs Tariff 1933 -1039, Item 285 (n).

(a) Clause (al) of I ydlaw No. 1013, published ill GazetteNo. 190, dated 26th August, 1943, is hereby cancelled.(Operating on and from 7th July, 1944.) (T.D, 44/117.)

(b) Clause (c) of By -law No. 1013, published in GazetteNo. 190, dated 26th August, 1943, is hereby cancelled.(Operating on and from 25th July, 1944. (T.D.44/119.)

BY -LAW No. 1177.Cuctonts Tariff 1933 1.939, Item 320 (c) (2) (b) (2) .

The following may be admitted under Tarifs. Item320 (c) (2) (b) (2), viz.:

Film, cinematograph, 16 millimetre, entitled " A Placeto Live ". (Operating on 1 1th July, 1944, only.)(T.D. 44/124.)

BY-LAW No. 1178.Customs Tariff 1933 11130, Item 35S (n)..

The following material for use in the manufacture orrepair of parachutes may be admitted under Tariff Item358 (n) provided the importer makes. a declaration on theface of the entry that the goods so entered will be used onlyin the manufacture or repair of parachutes,

Webbing, (Operating(Operating on 19th July, 1943, and 20th July.1944, only.) (T.D. 44/125.)

BY -LAW No. 1174.Customs Tariff 1933 -1939. Item 404.

The materials and minor articles shown in the secondeolum» of. the table hereunder may be admitted under TariffItem 404 for use in the manufacture within the Common-wealth Of the articles shown respectively opposite suchmaterials or mi»or articles in the first column of the table.

As to all the goods shown in the second column, thequalification, unless otherwise expressly stated, applies thatthey must not be partly or wholly of gold or silver, but,unless the contrary is specially stated, goods merely gold-plated or silver- plated are , not excluded.

This 13y -law shall not apply to any goods which otherwiseare goods not included in the Customs Tariff.

First Column. Second Column.Goods in the manufacture of Materials or Minor Articles

which the Materials or to be admitted under thisMinor Articles are to be By -lam.used.

Electrical apparatus andappliances--

Point operating mecha-nismm for railways.

Motors not exceeding horse-power and 110 volts, alter-nating current and directcurrent. (Operating on andfrom Ist November, 1943.)(T.D. 44/122.)

BYLA.W No. 1175.Customs Tariff 1933 -1939, item 404.

By -law No. 12Q, published in f acette No. 48, dated 1stSeptember, 1939, is hereby amended by omitting therefromthe roferenee to Motors not exceeding 1 horsenpower and HOvolts, alternating current and direct current, for use in themanufacture of point operating mechanisms for railways,libeler security, appearing under the sub - heading Electricalapparatus and appliances, (Operating on and from 1stNovember, 1943.) (T.D. 44/122.)

BY -LAW }`o. 1179.Çccstolne Tariff 1933.1939, Item 404.

'Mae materials and minor articles shown in tute secondcolumn of the table hereunder may be admitted under TariffItem 404 for use in the manufacture within the Common -wealth of the articles shown respectively opposite suchmaterials or minor articles in the first column of the table.

First Column. Second Column.Goods in the manufacture of Materials or Minor Articles

which the Materials or to be admitted under thisMinor Articles are to he By -law.used.

(ti) Cables, rubber insulated Yarn, cotton, braiding, undersecurity. (Operating on thefollowing dates only, viz.:1st June, 1943, 6th and 9thJuly, 1943, 27th August,1943, 7th and 24th Septem-ber, 1943, ist, 7th, 25th and29th October, 1943, 5thFebruary, 1944, 6th April,1944, 16th May, 1944, and4th July, 1944,)

Engines, crude oil, internalcombustion, under security.(Operating on 3rd and 28thFebruary, 1944, and 15thJune, 1944, only.)

Parts of beat exchangers,viz.:Nuts and screws.Sleeves.Plate bars.Stainless steel plates.

(Operating on 27th October.3943, 26th January, 1944,and 4th and 14th August,1944, only.)

Frames, lubricator, for Strip, steel, spring, hardenedrailway rolling =stack and tempered, inch by 24

gauge. .(Operating on 20thJuly, 1944, only.)

Gauges, vacuum, indicatingtype, under security. (Operat-ing on 20th September, 1943,13th January, 1944, 5th and20t1í May, 1944, and 4th,Tilly, 1944, only.)

( b ) Cranes, locomotive

(e) Exchangers, heat

(ci)

(e) Milking machines

(T.D. 44/126.)

Br -LAw No. 1180.Customs Tariff 1933 - 1939, Item 404A.

The Materials or minor articles prescribed hereunder, beingof a class or kind not commercially produced or manufacturedi a Australia or the United Kingdom, for use in the manu-facture of goods within the Commonwealth, may be admittedLander Tariff Item 404A, viz. :

(a) Ferro - manganese, having a carbon content less than2 per cent., for use in the manufacture of castings,udder security. (Operating on 18th September,1942, only.)

t b ) Pine tar for use in the manufacture of rubber goods,under security. (Operating on 10th August, 1943,only.)

(c) Salt, crude, for use in the production of alkalis andassociated products. (Operating on 8th August,1844, only.)

(T.D. 44/127.)

BY -LAW No, 1181.Customs Tariff 1933.1939, Itemn 415A (1) .

The following manufactures being of a class or kind notcommercially manufactured in Australia or the UnitedKingdom. may be admitted under Tariff Item 4154 (I),viz..

(q ) Bark, wattle, for use in the tanning industry.(Operating on the following dates only, viz.:-20th September, 1943, 5th, 6th and 26th October,

No. 190. --21st September, 1944 2182 Commonwealth Gazette

1943, 8th, 9th, 11th, 16th and 17th November; 1943,31st December, 1943, 4th and 26th January, 1944,1st, 3rd, 4th, 7th, 8th, 9th and 14th February,1944, 3rd, 6th, 9th, 16th and 24th March, 1944,27th and 28th April, 1944.)

(b) Extract, wattle bark, for use in the tanning industry.(Operating on the following dates only, viz.: -20th, 23rd, 24th and 30th September, 1943, 1st,5th, 6th, 7th, 11th and 22nd October, 1943, 26thand 28th January, 1944, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 9th, 10thand 14th February, 1944.)

(c) Grader, road - Framework and grader portionthereof, for use as a model for the manufacture ofsimilar machines in Australia. (Operating on10th May, 1944, only.)

(d) Plant for use in connexion with the manufacture ofelectric dry batteries, viz:: -

Moulding machines,Assembly conveyors,Ejector units,Tube expanders,Electrode heaters,Tying machines,Dipping machine,

and spare parts for above machines. (Operatingon 5th and 29th June, 1944, only.)

(e) Spare parts for all metal commercial type aero-planes having provision for the conveyance of atleast ten passengers at a cruising speed of notless than 171 miles per hour and for aeroplanesfor defence purposes. (Operating on the followingdates only, viz.: -14th and 26th November, 1943,28th January, 1944, 2nd, 9th, 11th, 14th, 15th,16th, 17th, 18th, 23rd, 28th and 29th February,1944, 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 9th, 14th, 16th, 17th, 18th,22nd, 23rd, 24th, 27th and 28th March, 1944, 1st,3rd, 4th, Pith, 11th, 12th, 13th, 14th, 15th, 18th,19th, 21st, 22nd, 24th and 27th April, 1944, 1st,2nd, 5th, 8th, 9th, 11th, 15th, 19th, 24th, 25th,26th, 29th, 30th and 31st May, 1944, 2nd, 6th,7th, 8th, 9th, 10th, 12th, 13th, 17th, 19th, 20th,21st, 22nd, 24th, 28th and 30th June, 1944, 1st,3rd, 4th, 11th, 13th, 18th, 19th, 24th, 28th, 27th,28th and 31st July, 1944.)

(f) Spare parts for screw machines, high speed, auto-matic, for use in connexion with the manufactureof bolts and nuts for aircraft. (Operating on 10thMarch, 1944, only.)

(T.D. 44/128.)

BY-LAW NO. 1182.Customs Tariff 1933 -1939, Item 415A (2) .

The following manufactures, being of a class or kind notcommercially manufactured in Australia and not beingadmissible under Tariff Item 174, 219 (C), 404 or 415A (1) ,may be admitted under Tariff Item 415A (2), viz.: -

(a) Box, decade, adjustable, for use in tele- communica-tion. (Operating on 4th January, 1944, only.)

(b) Condensers, mica, viz.: -Adjustable (2 mf.. in 0.001 steps),Variable, double shield and vernier (SO to 330

mmf. and 310 to 1,280 mmf.) ,Adjustable (1 mf. continuous) ,

for use in tele- communication. (Operating on 4thJanuary, 1944, and 4th July, 1944, only.)

Connectors of the " Amphenol " type. (Operatingon 10th August, 1944, only.)

(d) Lenses for use in railway sigtrialling apparatus,viz.: -

Lenses, clear, ouster, 81 inches diameter.Lenses, inner, red, 5i inches diameter.Lenses, inner, green, 5i inches diameter.

(Operating on 21st August, 1943, only.)Liners, inner, cast iron enamelled with chemically

resistant enamel, for steam - heated jacketed kettlesused in connexion with the manufacture of chemi-cals. (Operating on 7th August, 1944, only.)

Paper, cellulose, silver matt, waxed, for the wrappingof processed cheese. (Operating on 3rd November,1943, only.)

Spare parts for single deck trolley bus chassis, viz.:--Brush holders complete with spindle and clamp.Circuit breakers.Contactor&Resistance units.

(Operating on 19th July, 1943, 20th October, 1943,and 10th July, 1944, only.)

(h) Testing appliance, impact, specially designed fortesting specimens of plastic materials. (Operatingon 18th May, 1944, only.)

Transformer for use in connexion with the testing ofrelays, current transformers and associated equip -ment. (Operating on 26th July, 1944, only.)

(T.D. 44/129.)

(e)

(e)

(f)

(9)

(i)

B r.LAw No. 1183.Customs Tariff 1933 -1939, Item 418 (r).

The following may be admitted under Tariff Item 418 (r),viz.: -

Tester, moisture, with relative balance therefor, for usein the textile industry. (Operating on 3rd August,1944, only.) (T.D. 44/130.)

Br -LA.w No. 1172.Customs Tariff 1933 -1939, Item 419 (c) (2).

The following X -ray appliances may be admitted underTariff Item 419 (c) (2), viz.:-

Timers, X -ray, mechanically driven, hand, for timingX -ray radiographic exposures. (Operating on and from18th February, 1944.) (T.D. 44/115.)

BY -LAw No. 1184.Customs Tariff 1933 -1939, Item 432 (c).

The following raw cotton for the purpose indicated here-under and of the undermentioned types may be admittedunder Tariff Item 432 (c), under security, provided suchcotton be used for the purpose stated not later than six (6)months after the cessation of present hostilities, viz.: -

(a) For use in the manufactúre of absorbent cottonwool -

Indian, types " Gabba " and " Campi ". (Operat-ing on 10th May, 1944, and 31st July, 1944,only.)

(b) For spinning into condenser yarn -Indian, comber waste, type "1503 ". (Operating

on 13th June, 1944, and 20th and 26th July,1944, only.)

For use in the manufacture of bleached cotton forexport and of absorbent cotton wool -

Indian, types " Kusar " and " Quybe ". (Operat-ing on 26th April, 1944, and 12th July, 1944,only.)

(d) For use in the manufacture of nitro- cellulose-Indian cotton linters, type " 1100 ". (Operating

on 27th April, 1944, and 12th July, 1944, only.)For spinning into tyre cord yarn -

Egyptian, type " MOG. ". (Operating on 27thJuly, 1944, and 12th August, 1944, only.)

(f) For spinning into yarn -(1) American, middling, 1 inch staple. (Operat-

ing on 24th and 25th July, 1944, and 3rdAugust, 1944, only.)

(2) American, middling, l' /1G inches staple.(Operating on 1lth and 15th May, 1944,only.)

American, strict middling, l' /, inches staple.(Operating on 24th July, 1944, and 3rdand 5th August, 1944, only.)

(4) American, middling, l' /82 inches staple.(Operating on 11th, 24th and 25th July,1944, only.)

(5 ) American, good middling, í'h18 inches staple.(Operating on 11th May, 1944, and 17thJuly, 1944, only.)

(6) American, strict middling, 1 inch staple.(Operating on 2nd and 27th May, 1944,only.)

(7) American, strict middling, a' /,2 inch staple.(Operating on 21st April, 1944, only.)

(8) Indian, type " 287 ". (Operating on 7thand 27th July, 1944, only.)

(9) Indian, comber waste, types " 1422 " and" 1422A. ". (Operating on 11 th and 15thMay, 1944, only.)

(10) Belgian Congo, type " Raton. ". (Operatingon 2(ith July, 1944, only.)

(1 l) Egyptian, type " Zagora. ". (Operating on13th and 16th May, 1944, 13th and 30thJune, 1944, 6th and 20th July, 1944, and3rd and 5th August, 1944, only.)

(T.D. 44/131.)

(e)

(e)

(3)

BY-LAw No. 1185.Customs Tariff 1.933 -1939, Item 434.

The goods enumerated hereunder, being of the classes whichmay be prescribed by Departmental By -laws under Items103 (n), 174, 228 (A) (1), 221f (n) (3), 404, 404a. or 415A,but which are for such use as, in the opinion of the Minister,does not justify the application of the rates of duty operatingunder such Items, may be admitted under Tariff Item 434,viz.: -

(a) Piece goods, cotton, exceeding 4 ounces per squareyard but not more than 6 ounces per square yard.(Operating on 11th August, 1944, only.)

(b) Replacement parts for continuous ice cream freezers.(Operating on 7th July, 1944, only.)

(T.D. 44/132.)

Commonwealth Gazette 2183 No. 190; 21ßt September, 1944

ORDERS MADE BY THE MINISTER UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF THE ACTS HEREUNDER CITED.Customs Act 1901 -1936.Excise Act 1901 -1942.

f]1HE Statutory conditions precedent to Determination by the Minister of the contraventions enumerated in the following Schedule having1 been fulfilled, the several matters have been so determined and Orders have been made in relation thereto and a notification of eachsuch Order is hereby published in accordance with the law.


SCHEDULE.

R. V. KEANE, Minister for Trade and Customs.

Act underwhich Order Name of Person Charged.

made.Place of

Contravention.Date of

Con-travention.

Nature of Contravention. Penalty and /orForfeiture.

Custom Act1901 -1936

If

Bacich, Anton .

Clarke, W.

Clewer, John T. ..

Erickson, Henri ..

Lam Hing

Munitic, Antonio

Petterson, T. G. ..

Sutlovich, Rudolph F.

Uskokavich, Stjeno

Addison, Bruce H.

Dunne, John Vincent

Foard, Darel

Holmes, Fred C.. .

Sydney, N.S.W. 31.7.44 Making in a document produced to anofficer a statement untrue in a parti-cular

ff

Melbourne, Vic.

29.6.44

8.8.44

7.8.44 Evading payment of duty ..

4.8.44 j Having unlawful possession of prohibitedimports

81.7.44

20.7.44

31.7.44

5.8.44

12.8.44

21.8.43

17.7.44

Making in a document produced to anofficer a statement untrue in a parti-cular

ft

Smuggling and making in a documentproduced to an officer a statementuntrue in a particular

Unlawfully conveying prohibited imports

Smuggling ..

Aiding and abetting an attempt tosmuggle goods

£ 8. d.O 0 with for-

feiture ofthe goodsrelatedto theoffence

2 10 0 with for-feiture ofthe goodsrelatedto theoffence

O 0 with for-feiture ofthe goodsrelatedto theoffence


0 0 with for-feiture ofthe goodsrelatedto theoffence

0 0 with for-feiture ofthe goodsrelatedto theoffence






5 0 0 with for -feiture ofthe braidrelatedto theoffence


20

10

10

15

10

20

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$drñEnvtt-ycontinued.

Act underwhich Order

made.Name of Person Charged. Place of

Contravention.Date of

Con-travention.

Nature of Contravention. Penalty and/orForfeiture.

£ 8. d.Customs Ad

1901 -1936McGarry, J. D. .. .. Melbourne, Vic. 18.7.44 Having unlawful possession of prohibited

imports50 0 0 with for -

feiture ofthe goodsrelatedto theoffence

Perrett, John Robert .. ,, ,, 12.8.44 Unlawfully conveying prohibited imports 2 0 0 with for -feiture ofthe goodsrelatedto theoffence

Smithwick, Eldred RobertWilliam

,, Unlawful possession of prohibited imports 2 0 0 with for -feiture ofthe goodsrelatedto theoffence

Wiberg, R. Hjalmar .. 6.8.44 ., 5 0 0 with for-feiture ofthe cig-arettesrelatedto theoffence

Wuoti, George Maitland .. 31.7.44 Unlawfully conveying and having posses- 8 0 0 with for -and lion of prohibited imports feiture of

14.8.44 the goodsrelatedto theoffence

Ma Look .. .. Fremantle, W.A. 13.7.44 Having unlawful possession of prohibitedimports

50 0 0 with for -feiture ofthe op-ium re-lated totheoffence

Excise Act1901-1942

Taylor, Herbert Harry .. Melbourne, Vic. 12.5.44 Making and having possession of beerupon which duty had not been paid

5 0 0 with f or-feiture ofthe beerrelatedto theoffence

Commonwealth Conciliation and Arbitration Act 1904 -1934.Principal Registry,

Melbourne,14th September, 1944.

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR CHANGE OF THECONDITIONS OF ELIGIBILITY FOR MEMBERSHIPOF AN ORGANIZATION.NOTCE is hereby given that an application has been made

to me under the Commonwealth Conciliation andArbitration Act 1904 -1934 for the change of conditions ofeligibility for membership of the Printing Industry EmployeesUnion of Australia from the following:

" The Union shall consist of all persons (exceptingjournalists) who are employees or whose usualoccupation is that of an employee in or in connexionwith the Printing industry as hereinafter described,together with such other persons, whether employees inthe industry or not, as have been appointed officers ofthe Union and admitted as members thereof. The industryin connexion with which the Union is registered is andincludes any business, trade, manufacture, undertaking,calling, service, employment, handicraft, or industrialoccupation or avocation on land or water in the industryof printing and /or any kindred industries and /or anygroup or branch of such industry or industriesincluding (without limiting the generality or ordi-nary meaning of the foregoing description) composing,reading, electrotyping, stereotyping, letterpress machin-ing, lithographic machining, lithographing, machining,printing of all classes, slug casting or type-casting machine attending and adjusting and /orrepairing, type - founding, engraving, process engravingand /or photo engraving, commercial and /or lithographicdesigning, . writing and /or drawing, publishing, despatch-ing, bookbinding, binding, paper ruling, paper cutting,paer making, paper working, calico and /or paper bag

envelope making, stationery making, paperproducts working, embossing, cardboard box making cartonmaking (including the making of any kind of boxes and/orcontainers of paper and /or cardboard used alone or incombination with any other material or materials ) "

to the following:" The Union shall consist of all persons (excepting

journalists) who are employees or whose usualoccupation is that of an employee in or in connexionwith the Printing industry as hereinafter described,together with such other persons, whether employees inthe industry or not, as have been appointed officers ofthe Union and admitted as members thereof. The industryin connexion with which the Union is registered is andincludes any business, trade, manufacture, undertaking,calling, service, employment, handicraft, or industrialoccupation or avocation on land or water in the industryof printing and /or any kindred industries and /or anygroup or branch of such industry or industriesincluding (without limiting the generality or ordi-nary meaning of the foregoing description ) composing,reading, electrotyping, stereotyping, letterpress machin-ing, lithographic machining, lithographing, machining,printing of all classes, slug casting or type-casting machine attending and adjusting and /orrepairing, type- founding, engraving, process engravingand /or photo engraving, commercial and /or lithographicdesigning, writing and /or drawing, publishing, despatch-ing, bookbinding, binding, paper ruling, paper cutting,paper making, paper working, calico and /or paper bagmaking, envelope making, stationery making, paperproducts working, embossing, cardboard box making cartonmaking (including the making of any kind of boxes and /orcontainers of paper and /or cardboard used alone or incombination with any other material or materials),plastics manufacturing or any of the processes of orincidental to the manufacturing of plastics or of goodsmanufactured therefrom or substitutes therefor.".

Any person who desires to object to the proposed changemay do so by lodging with me a notice of objection in theprescribed form and a statutory declaration in supportthereof within twenty -one days after the publication ofthis advertisement and by serving on the organization copiesof the notice of objection and statutory declaration so lodged.

MURRAY M. STEWART, Industrial Registrar.

Cominonwealth Gazette

HIGH COURT OF AUSTRALIA.Principal Registry,

Melbourne,13th September,

2165 Na. 190. -21st September, 1944

IN THE COMMONWEALTH COURT OF CONCILIATIONAND ARBITRATION.

In the matter of1944. BASIL WORKERS FEDERATION

NOITCE is hereby given that Their Honours the Justicesof the High Court of Australia have been pleased to

make the following Rule of Court.J. G. HARDMAN, Principal Registrar.

HIGH COURT OF AUSTRALIA.RULE OF COURT.

(As o f Wednesday the 13th day of September, 1944.)It is ordered ais follows:

The appointment of Sittings of the Full Court atAdelaide on Tuesday, the 19th day of September, 1944,is hereby cainceIled.

J. G. LATHAM C.J.G. E. RICH J.

(r,.s.) H. E. STARKE J.EDWARD A. MoTIERNAN J.DUDLEY WILLIAMS J.

J. G IIAJWMAN, Principal Registrar.

TN THE COMMONWEALTH COURT OF CONCILIATIONAND ARBITRATION.

In the matter ofl'IIE AUSTRALIAN GLASS WORKERS UNION

Appellantand

AUSTRALIAN GLASS MANUFACTURERS LIMITED

Respondent(Misc. No. 7 of 1944 )

And in the matter of an appeal against the decision given onthe 25th day of January, 1944, by Murray M. Stewart,Esquire, Conciliation Commissioner.NOTICE is hereby given -

1. That on behalf of the Australian Glass Workers Union anappeal has been lodged against the decision given on the 25thday of January, 1944, by Murray M. Stewart, Esquire, Con-ciliation Commissioner.

2. That the Court has fixed 10.30 o'clock in the forenoon ofTuesday, the 10th day of October, 1944, at Melbourne, in theState of Victoria as the time and place for hearing the saidappeal.

Dated this 12th day of September, 1944.


IN THE COMMONWEALTH COURT OF CONCILIATIONAND ARBITRATION.

In the matter ofTHE AUSTRALIAN RAILWAYS UNION

and

THE VICTORIAN RAILWAYS COMMISSIONERSRespondents

Appellant

(Misc. No. 38 of 1944 )

And in the matter of an appeal against the decision given onthe 12th day of February, 1944, by Murray M. Stewart,Esquire, Conciliiation Commissioner.OTICE is hereby given-

1.:N-

That on behalf of the Australian Railways Union anappeal bas been lodged against the decision given on the 12thday of February, 1944, by Murray M. Stewart, Esquire, Con-ciliation Commissioner.

2. That the Court has fixed 10.30 o'clock in the forenoon ofTuesday, the 10th day of October, 1944, at Melbourne, in theState of Victoria as the time and place for hearing the saidappeal.


'MURRAY M. STEWAR.T, Industrial Registrar.

Tux. Wool. AND

and

OF AUSTRALIAAppellant'

THE RIVERS'tONE MEAT CO. PTY. Lm.Respondents

(Misc. No. 49 of 1944 )And in the matter of an appeal against the decision given on

the 10th day of May, 1944, by A. R. Middlemiss, Esquire.Conciliation Commissioner.NOTICE is hereby given -

1. That on behalf of the Wool and Basil Workers Pederatiouof Australia an appeal has been lodged against the decisiongiven on the 10th day of May, 1944, by .A. R. Middlemiss,Esquire, Conciliation Commissioner.

2. That the Court has fixed 10.30 o'clock in the forenoonof Tuesday, the 10th day of October, 1944, at Melbourne, inthe State of Victoria as the time and place for hearing thesaid appeal.



SUPREME COURT OF THE AUSTRALIAN CAPITALTERRITORY.

RULE OF COURT.(As of Monday, the eleventh day of September, 1944.)

PURSUANTto the provisions of the Seat of Government

Supreme Court .Act 1933-1935It is ordered as follows:

Sittings of the Supreme Court of the Australian CapitalTerritory for the transaction of all such business as maybe brought before it, shall be held at Federal BankruptcyCourt, Seventh Floor, Commonwealth Bank Building, 112Pitt- street, Sydney, commencing at half -past Ten o'clockin the forenoon, on the tenth day of October, A.D. 1944.

(L.s.) T. S. CLYNE, Judge.F. C. P. Rn&NE, Registrar.

Nationality Act 1920 -1936.TTis hereby notified for general information that the under-mentioned women have made declarations of acquisition of

British nationality, under Section 18 (5.) of the Nationality Act1920 -1936.

J. A. CARRODUS, Secretary,Department of the Interior.

Name. Address.

Almus, Edith

Apolakiatis, Despina . .

Aron, Lena Ida

Bastin, Minnie

Beecher, Paula

Berger, Erna

Bie, Gerda ..

Bieri, Anne Marie

Blum, Beatrice

Boas, Eva .

Borys, Rajzla

Bournous, Christina ..

Bowen, Annemarie . .

Bozin, Joana

Brunswick, Martha

Bryl, Pauline .

Bursztyn, Estera Dwojra(known as Esther)

Calabria, Giovanna ..

Castrisos, Irene Louisa

Fl. 3, 60 Chapelstreet, St.Kilda, Victoria

Biloeln, QueenslandF. 4, 130 Dandenong -road,

Melbourne, VictoriaOld North -road, Bunyaville,

Queensland9 Boonara - avenue, Bondi,

New South Wales413 Riley- street, Surry Hills,

New South Wales23 Dickem- street, Elwood,

Melbourne, Victoria" Eothen ", East- terrace,

Adelaide, South Australia16 Carlisle- street, Bondi, New

South Wales59 Alma -road, Caulfield, Vic-

toria788 Drummond - strcet, Carl-

ton, VictoriaTapley's Hill-road, Fulham,

South Australia16 Yarra- grove, Hawthorn,

Victoria1 Park road, West Perth,

Western AustraliaG Coronation - street, Brighton,

Victoria34 Flower - street, Maroubra,

New South Wales138 Rathdown- streets Carlton,

VictoriaFarm 259, Bilbul, New South

Wales61 Wellington- street, Kerang,

Victoria

bate ofDeclaration.

24.4.44

15.4.4418.4.44

23.3.44

23.4.44

5,5.44

28.3.44

7.3.44_

7.5.44

2.3.44

4.4.44

14.4.44

21.3.44

13.4.44

17.4.44

3.2.44

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. 29.4.44

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DECLARATION OF NATIONALITY--oontinued. DECLARATION OF NATIONALITY -- continued.

Name. Address. Date ofDeclaration. Name. Address. Date of

Declaration.

Catts, Lotto

Cebalo, Dorothy Frances

Cederholm, Hilda .

18 Ellesmere -road, Windsor,Victoria

25 Dillon- street, Paddington,New South Wales

75 Womerah - avenue, Darling -

2.5.44Kalopedis, Jean Edith

25.2.44Karsakis, Angelina ..

29.3.44

Lachlan- street, Condobolin,New South Wales

22 Miles- street, Wanneroo,Western Australia

3.4.44

28.2.44

Chiarella, Giovanni .hurst, New South Wales

Brook Vale- avenue, Brook -Kempner, Aloisia . .

23.3.4432 Pickett - street, Dandenong,

Victoria11.4.44

vale, New South Wales Kepper, Natalie Alex- 221 Birrell - street, Bondi, New 29.2.44Clyne, Edith Cicely . . 23 Clarke- street, Prahran,

Victoria11.4.44 ander

Khoury, Emily . .South Wales

4 Lawson- street, Mudgee, New 6.4.44Condouzoglou (known as

Condous), AnastasiaContominas, Helen ..

116 Lawson - street, Redfern,New South Wales

161 Boyce -road, Maroubra,New South Wales

9.3.44Kingston, Gertrud ..

6.12.43Konstas, Panayiota

South Wales25 Charnwood -road, St. Kilda,

VictoriaShepparton, Victoria ..

27.3.44

8.3.44Costouros (known as

Kost), Adamadia170 Rowe - street, Eastwood,

New South Wales28.3.44 Kooymans, Gertruda

Johanna CorneliaBoston -road, Belmont, Bris-

bane, Queensland4.1.44

Curach, Pela Western -road, Prospect, NewSouth Wales

28.4.44 Koroveshi, Terpoithea 22 Mile Peg, Wanneroo,Western Australia

28.2.44

Czarlinski, Sophie 25A French- street, Maroubra,New South Wales

27.4.44 Korten, Elvira 42Macleay- street, Potts Point,New South Wales

13.3.44

Dinatale, FrancescaDrakakis, Despo

Werribee, Victoria .

23 Ashington- street, West15.3.44 Kovacich, Olga Elsie ..29.2.44

Groper Creek -road, Home Hill,Queensland

2.3.44

Drakopoulos, SoultanaEnd, Brisbane, Queensland

203 Peel- street, North Mel-Kosovich, Milijo ..

24.2.44118 Brookman- street, Kal-

goorlie, Western Australia5.2.42

Drimatis, Athanasia . .

Eger, Margot C.

Ehrenhaus, Maria

bourne, Victoria231 Oxford- street, I.eeder-

ville, Western Australia2 Gladstone - parade, Mel-

bourne, Victoria249 Coventry - street, South

Koyialos, Freda Kath-27.3.44 leen

Kurcz (known as Kurtz),Szeina

Lawrence, Charlotte ..27.4.44

223 High- street, Northcote,Victoria

557 Drummond - street, NorthCarlton, Victoria

20 Princes - street, St. Kilda,Victoria

20.3.44

10.4.44

27.4.44

Melbourne, Victoria Lewin, Ellen Sigrid .. Blyth- street, Altona, Victoria 24.4.44Epstein, Else 118 Milson -road, Cremorne,

New South Wales1.4.44 Lifton, Ilse .. 12 Lewisham -road, Windsor,

Victoria4.4.44

Epstein, Hilde 33 Stevenson - street, Ascot,Queensland

3.4.44 Lighton, Johannette . . 602 St. Kilda -road, Melbourne,Victoria

1.5.44

Evrard, Mary Elizabeth 84 Kincaid - street, Wagga 17.3.44. Lleonart, Vera Jessie .. Picola West, Victoria . . 24.2.44

Fajgenbaum, Rezli . .

Fleischmann, HelenKaroline

Wagga, New South Wales211 Brisbane- street, Perth,

Western AustraliaFl. 8, Guilfoyle- avenue,

Double Bay, New SouthWales

Loewe, Else .. . .24.4.44

Lucchini, Rosetta Anna31.3.44

Lycoudis, Pearl . .

1487 High - street, Melbourne,Victoria

71 Olive- avenue, Mildura,Victoria

195 Palmerston - street, Carl-ton, Victoria

1.4.44

8.3.44

28.3.44

Fisher, Heddy 262 Glen Eira -road, Elstern-wick, Victoria

6.3.44 Maggacis, TriansafilioMercurio

Biloela, Queensland , 14.4.44

Frajman, Mina 261 Amess - street, North Carl- 13.4.44 Markow, Flora Cobdogla, South Australia .. 5.11.43

Friedlander, Eva Ottilieton, Victoria

25 Douglas- street, East Mal-Martinuzzi, Hannah

30.3.44 Wilmore80 Raglan- street, Waterloo,

New South Wales8.3.44

Garcia (known asLopez), Teresa PortaEstape

vern, VictoriaBeechworth -road, Chiltern,

Victoria

Mendel, Gertrude8.2.44

Merel, Cecile (also knownas Caecilie)

6 " Chadwell ", Linton Court,East Hawthorn, Victoria

375A Old South Head -road,Bondi, New South Wales

11.3.44

31.3.44

Georga, StergullaGerakiteys, Agapy

Glandbard (known as

Thangool, Queensland . .Crawford - street, Queanbeyan,

New South Wales266 Amess- street, North Carl-

18.1.44 Metz, Kate ..12.4.44

Michelson, Eva14.2.44

lA Dover - street, Caulfield,Victoria

356 Glen Eira -road, Caulfield,Victoria

3.4.44

17.4.44

Gland), EtaGlaser, Henriette

Goddard, Greta . .

ton, Victoria43 Broadway, Elwood, Vic-

toriaFl. 6, 31 Orrong -road, Arma -

Milo, Dhoksia N.24.4.44

Monash, Emmy18.4.44

88 Carr- street, West Perth,Western Australia

7 Ellesmere -road, Windsor,Victoria

28.2.44

11.3.44

Goldwasser, Ginendladale, Victoria

31 Hutchinson- street, EastMorton, Eugenie

12.4.44199A -200 Victoria- street,

Darlinghurst, New South18.4.44

(known es Jeanette) Brunswick, Victoria WalesGolebowicz, Rywka

Rochia563 Drummond- street, North

Carlton, Victoria19.4.44 Mosco, Anna 342 Oxford- street, Padding-

ton, New South Wales3.4.44

Goulbergh, Hedwig . . 31 Upton -road, Windsor, Vic-toria

1.4.44 Mrocki, Ester Fajga 63 Brunswick -road, EastBrunswick, Victoria

Pt

Gratwell, Gertrud . . 28 MacFarlan- street, South 28.3.44 Nagel, Zeta Jean 9 Canterbury - place, Brighton 24.5.43Yarra, Victoria Beach, Victoria

Grljusich, Pera 223 Hay - street, Kalgoorlie,Western Australia

8.12.43 Nagy, Alice Eileen 17 Balfour - street, Nailsworth,South Australia

6.7.44Gronsfeld, Helene 21A Bondi -road, Bondi Junc-

tion, New South Wales29.4.44 Newman, Kathe 99 Princess- street, Kew, Vic-

toria1.4.44

Guttmann, AnnyTherese

40 Blessington- street, St.Kilda, Victoria

3.4.44 Nicholas, Despa 137 Lake - street, Perth,Western Australia

3.5.44Hall, Edith .. . . 3 Parkview -road, East 12.4.44 Oshlack, Ita 103 Pigdon - street, North 5.4.44

Brighton, Victoria Carlton, VictoriaHansen, Phyllis Con-

stance7 Macquarie -road, Pymble,

New South Wales3.6.40 Ots, Alma .. Sassafras- avenue, Springwood,

New South Wales24.3.44

Herscovich, Esmey Mary 120 Caroline - street, SouthYarra, Victoria

13.4.44 Pampakas, Angelina 217 Richardson- street, NorthCarlton, Victoria

29.11.43

Heymann, Gertrud .. 19 Dickens - street, Melbourne,Victoria

19.4.44 Panaghis, Ellen Corn-minos

576 Darling - street, Rozelle,New South Wales

9.3.44Holm, Naomi Wilson.. St. John's Rectory, 4 Parkes -

street, Milson's Point, NewSouth Wales

Papacotis, Evangelia(known as Cotis,Nina)

115 Banksia- street, Botany,New South Wales

27.3.44

Jacobsen, Barbara Helen 16 Parke - parade, Bondi, NewSouth Wales

7.3.44 Petrelis, Mary . . 3 Park Grove, West Perth,Western Australia

12.4.44

Jaray, Eva Maria

Jareb, Ivka ..

42 Dandenong -road, NorthCaulfield, Victoria

Hector - street, Osborne Park,Western Australia

17.4.44 Piekarski, Estera Fajgla

3.3.44 Pincus, Annemarie ..

7 Victoria - street, Perth,Western Australia

138A Dandenong -road, Caul-field, Victoria

24. 4. 44

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DEcLAEATION OF NATioNALIT -- continued.

Name. Address. Date ofDeclaration.

Posener, Liselotte Mary

Puregger, MarjorieIsobel

Radalj, Kata . .Reinsberg, Lude Agnes

GertrudRiess, Margaret

Rosen, Erica Mary .

Rosen, Gerda . .

Rosenberg, Caroline ..

Rosenberg, Rose Margot

Salvarinas, Theodora ..

Salkow, Gertrud

Sbeghen, Bice

Scarpignato, Milli ..

Schlichter, Elisabeth ..

Schlipf, Anna Barbara

Schnierer, Irma . .

Schwarz, Friedericke ..

Schwarz, Julie

Selig, Anna ..

Selby, Hedwig

Serry, Hanna

Sheffield, Ruth

Sievers, Brita

Singer, Edith

Singer, Kora Renata

Sklarsh, Lola

Sommerich, Edith

Spartalis, MarySpiro, Praksithea .

Stamatiadhis, AsiminaN.

Steenstra, ElizabethTryntje

Terkel, Tauba

Teacher, Gertrud

Torre, Agnes

Unger, Johanna Julie

Vadasz, Maria

Valamis, Vera

Vert, MercedesWaga, Annie

Wolf, Rajzla

Wolfe, Ilse Dorothea ..

Wolff, Ida ..

Wolowicz, Ewa

Yelen, Fajga

Youhotsky, Olga .

Zaharchuk, Ethel May

Zoltak, Ida .. . .

46 Elmo - avenue, Westbourne 21.4.44Park, South Australia

21 Wight - street, Milton, Bris- 5.1.44bane, Queensland

Herne Hill, Western Australia 12.1.4491 Parramatta -road, Annan- 20.4.44

dale, New South Wales124 Caroline- street, South 3.5.44

Yarra, Victoria17 Rosalyn- street, Bellevue 30.3.44

Hill, New South Wales810 High - street, East Kew, 7.3.44

Victoria4 Oak Grove, St. Kilda, Vic- 21.4.44

toria20A Philip-street, Parra- 17.4.44

matta, New South Wales76 Aberdeen - street, Perth, 23.3.44

Western Australia361 Macleay- street, Potts 31.3.44

Point, New South WalesRoyal George Lane, Rose- 3.4.44

wood, Queensland63 Tabrett - street, Rockdale, 14.4.44

New South Wales32 Marne-street, South Yarra, 21.4.44

Victoria93A Westbury- street, St. 27.4.44

Kilda, Victoria44A William -road, Prahran, 12.4.44

Victoria163 Flemington -road, North 27.3.44

Melbourne, Victoria163 Flemington -road, North

Melbourne, Victoria20 Phillips- street, Neutral 1.5.44

Bay, New South Wales596 St. Kilda -road, Melbourne, 18.4.44

Vic.10 Regent- street, Elsternwick, 6.5.44

Victoria7 Allaville- avenue, Glen Iris, 11.3.44

Victoria9 Collins - street, Melbourne, 19.5.44

Victoria5 Abuklea -road, Epping, New 11.4.44

South Wales32 Queens -road, Melbourne, 25.3.44

Victoria328 Lygon- street, Carlton, 10.5.44

Victoria23 Cliff -road, Epping, New 15.4.44

South WalesWirrabara, South Australia.. 3.4.44140 Railway- street, Swan- 23.3.44

bourne, Western Australia2 Symonds- street, Bunbury, 24.2.44

Western Australia89 Alderley- street, Toowoom- 14.3.44

ba, Queensland48 Sydney -road, Brunswick, 6.3.44

VictorialA Faircroft- avenue, Glen 30.3.44

Iris, Victoria32 Kingsley- street, Elwood, 6.4.44

Victoria330 Orrong -road, Caulfield, 1.4.44

Victoria6 Beresford- crescent, Rose 17.4.44

Bay, New South Wales" Bayview " Flats, Mons- 1.3.44

avenue, Maroubra BayKeilor, Victoria .. 26.4.4468 Bishopgate- street, Wick- 7.3.44

ham, New South Wales10 Regent- street, Elsternwick, 3.5.44

Victoria13 Mitford- street, St. Kilda, 28.1.44

Victoria179 Victoria -road, Bellevue 27.4.44

Hill, New South Wales728 Drummond - street, Carl- 3.4.44

ton, Victoria578 Station - street, North 12.4.44

Carlton, Victoria9 George- street, Pennant 1.5.44

Hills, New South WalesWilliam- terrace, Oxley, Bris- . 17.2.44

bane, Queensland3 Springfield- avenue, East 3.5.44

St. Kilda, Victoria

EXPENDITURE UNDER TREASURY REGULATION 52MADE UNDER SEOTION 71 OF THE AUDIT ACT1901 -1934.

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH.£928.W. & R. Fletcher, Wellington, N.Z. Pancreas

glands, for the Commonwealth Serum Laboratories.£504. The Crown Crystal Glass Pty. Ltd., Sydney.

Ampoules, for the Commonwealth Serum Laboratories.£600. The Crown Crystal Glass Pty. Ltd., Sydney.

Penicillin ampoules, for the Commonwealth Serum Labora-tories.

£600. The Crown Crystal Glass Pty. Ltd., Sydney.Penicillin ampoules, for the Commonwealth Serum Labora-tories.

£213. Butler & Moss Pty. Ltd., Melbourne. Chaff, for theCommonwealth Serum Laboratories.

£322. Australian Fertilizers Ltd., Sydney. Sulphur, forQuarantine Division, New South Wales. (Ex. Mins. Nos. 64to 69.)

JOHN CURTIN, Prime Minister.

Commonwealth Electoral Act 1918 -1940.

HIS Excellency the Governor- General in Council has

approved of the appointment, under the provisions ofthe Commonwealth Electoral Act 1918 -1940, of Reginald CliveNance to act as Commonwealth Electoral Officer for the Stateof Victoria during the absence of Stanley Polglaze, thepermanent officer, as from the 1st September, 1944.

J. S. COLLINGS, Minister for the Interior.

COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA.

The Lands Acquisition Act 1906 -1936.NOTIFICATION OF THE ACQUISITION OF LAND BY

THE COMMONWEALTH.IT is hereby notified and declared by His Excellency the

Governor- General acting with the advice of the FederalExecutive Council, that the land hereunder described togetherwith all tanks and buildings, if any, thereon has been acquiredby the Commonwealth under the Lands Acquisition Act 1906-1936, for the following public purpose, namely: Postal pur-poses at Port Melbourne, Victoria. (C.L. 15898.)

Dated this thirty -first day of August, One thousand ninehundred and forty -four.

GOWRIEGovernor- General.

By His Excellency's Command,J. S. COLLINGS

Minister of State for the Interior.

DESCRIPTION OF LAND REFERRED TO.All that piece of land containing an area of 7 acres 1 rood

12.2 perches more or less being Crown Allotment 13 Section63A City of Port Melbourne Parish of Melbourne South Countyof Bourke State of Victoria as shown hachured on planhereunder.

Cha .SCALE

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No. 190.-21st September, 1944 2188 Commonwealth C.4azette

TENDERS.POSTMASTER-GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.

TENDERS INVITED.

rilENDERS are invited for the undermentioned supplies and /or service. Tenders must be endorsed " T'endera fori (as the case may bel, and addressed to the Deputy Director, Posts and Telegraphs, in the State named. They must be deposited inthe Tender Box at the General Post Office in that State ; if sent by post they inust be prepaid and registered.

Description of Material or Service Required. Schedule No. Tender Forma, Speelfcatlons dta.,obtainable from -- Tenders viese-

GENERAL.Linemen's Safety Belts and Accessories 0.4518Plugs and Covers .. . . 0.4467Silence Covers for Morkrum Printers 0.4523Pneumatic Tube Accessories C.4525Motor Vehicle Batteries C.4527Printed Forms " Revenue and Expenditure " Series C.4548Relays, 3,000 Type C.4555Resistances .. C.4519Relays, 600 Type .. C.4522Enamelled Signs .. 0.4541Murray Transmitter Parts . . 0.4478Post Office Scales . . C.4540Switches .. - C.4542Corrugated Cardboard, Cartons 0.4545Cable Jointing Pits . . C.4546Cable Braided . . C.4480Lamp Caps and Sockets C.4484Murray Perforator Parts .. . . C.4464Sound Recording Discs, and Preservative C.4558Relays Sets for 2,000 Type Automatic Exchanges C.4559Tntercommunication Telephones 0.4482Line Finder Equipment .. .. . . C.448313imotional Switch Armatures and Associated Parts 0.4500Pre 2,000 Type Switching Selector Repeater Equipment C.4494R.A.X. Equipment .. .. . . C.4512Automatic Switchboard Equipment for Townsville, Queensland . . C.4448Trunk Exchange Switchboard Equipment and Associated

Pneumatic Tube System for Townsville, Queensland . . 0.4449Relays, 3,000 Vibrator Type C.4515Dial Parts.. .. .. . . 0.4517Murray Vibrator and Distributor Parts C.4507Jacks .. .. .. 0.4514Ringing Equipment C.4521Terminal Strips .. .. . . 0.4533Resistances and Reactances .. C.4520Insulated Wire C.4531Hydrometers and Thermometers C.4528Mechanics' Tools, Gauges, &c. C.4532Telegraph Instruments .. .. .. .. . . C.4539Automatic Exchange, Switchboard Equipment for South Yarra,

Victoria .. .. . . C.4459

NEW SOUTH WALES.Postmen's Setting Up Tables, Final Letter Sorting Presses, Seats N.S.W. 310

for Sorters and Steel Cabinets .. .. ..

* 3 p.m., 21.9.44*t 3 p.m., 26.9.44* 3 p:m., 26.9.44§ 3 p.m., 26.9.44* 3 p.m., 26.9.44* 3 p.m., 26.9.44* 3 p.m., 28.9.44* 3 p.m., 3.10.44* 3 p.m., 3.10.44* 3 p.m., 3.10.44*$ 3 p.m., 10.10.44* 3 p.m., 10.10.44* 3 p.m., 10.10.44* 3 p.m., 12.10.44* 3 p.m., 12.10.44*$ 3 p.m., 17.10.44n 3 p.m., 17.10.44n 3 p.m., 19.10.44* 3 p.m., 19.10.44* 3 p.m., 19.10.44*t 3 p.m., 24.10.44*$ 3 p.m., 26.10.44*$ 3 p.m., 3I.10.44*t 3 p.m., 2.11.44*t :3 p.m., 28.11.44§$ 3 p.m., 30.11.44

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Departmental Stores Branch, Sydney (64 Harbour- street) ; Brisbane ; Adelaide (West- terrace) and Perth ; and G.P.O: s, Melbourne and Hobart.t Schedules available G.P.O., Melbourne.f High Commissioner, London.E Schedules ávdiishle StnYss Tirana. Sydney and Melbourne.II Schedules available at Stores Branches, Sydney, Melbourne, and Adelaide.

POSTMASTER- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.TENDERS ACCEPTED.

Contract No. 4945.- R.obt. H. Grant Pty. Ltd., 17 -19Malmsbury- street, Hawthorn, E.2, Victoria. - Schedule C.3580-Plugs and sockets for frames, D. and P. and boxes, terminal,Signal Office, £255. Victoria.

Contract No. 6880.- Lamson Paragon Ltd., The Boulevard,Richmond, Victoria, -- Schedule C.4238- Printed forms, regis-tration series, £238 16s. 8d. New South Wales.

Contract No. 7167. -0. ]`T. O'B'rien ( Sydney ) , 37 -39 Pittstreet, Sydney, New South Wales.-Schedule C.4269 -Insu-lated wire, £231 17s. (approximately). Queensland andWestern Australia.

Contract No. 7208.- Moulded Products (A'asia) Ltd., 165Cremorne- street, Richmond, E.1, Victoria. -- Schedule C.4187 --Cords, switchboard, £356 5s. Victoria.

Contract No. 7209.-Lamson Paragon Ltd., The Boulevard,Richmond, E.1.- Schedule 0.4325- Printed forms, telegraph," T.G." Series, £1,706 5s. New South Wales, Victoria,Queensland and South Australia.

Contract No. 7273.-Liberty Plastic Products Pty. Ltd.,626 High- street, Thornbiiry, Victoria.-S.43/2170-Mouldedplastic blocks and spacing pieces, £306. Victoria.

Contract No. 7794. -Siemens (Aust.) Pty. Ltd., Box 4328,G.P.O., Melbourne.-S.44/1035--Dialling. and signalling relayset equipment, £4;078 14s ld., plus exchange. New SouthWales.

Contract No. 7796.- Bennett & Wood Pty. Ltd., Box 4255v,G.P.O., Sydney, New South Wales.=- Schedule 0.4345- Bicycleparts, £243 5s. 2d. Victoria, New South Wales, Queensland,South Australia, Western Australia and Tasmania,

Contract No. 7798. - Eveready (Aust.) Pty. Ltd., box 37,Mascot, Sydney, New South Wales. - Schedule C.4345-

Bicycle parts, £283 13e. 9d. New South Wales, Victoria,Queensland anti Western Australia.

Contract No. 7826. = -Jones Groom & Co. Pty. Ltd. 204 -212Grant - street, South Melbourne, S.C.4., Victoria. -

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C.4472. -Coin attachments and parts (public telephones) ,£635 15s. 10d. All States.

Contract No. 7837.-Secretary, Melbourne and MetropolitanTramways board, 616 Little Collins- street, Melbourne, 0.1.-Schedule 0.4476- Second -hand steel rails, £720 (approxi.mately) . Victoria.

Contract No. 7843. -T. & M. Engineering Supplies Pty. Ltd.,108 Queen - street, Melboìirne, 0.1.- Sehedule 0.4347 -- Boxes,cable, £3.307 10s. Viotória, Sötith Australia and Tasmania.

Commonw*a1th Gdllette 2189 1Tó. 190. -21st September, 1944

Contract No. 7846.- Malley's Ltd., 50 Mountain - street,Sydney, New South Wales. - Schedule C.4420-Pole caps,£1.461 13s. 4d. All States except Western Australia.

Contract No. 7848. - Stewarts & Lloyds (Aust.) Pty. Ltd.,Box 301)E, G.P.O., Brisbane, Queensland. - Schedule C.4364-Tent frames. barrier posts and rails, £280. New South Walesand Victoria.

Contract No. 7860.- Telephone Manufacturing Co. (A'asia)

Pty. Ltd., Box 4159x, G.P.O., Sydney, New South Wales. -Schedule 0.4461- Plugs, £3,871 17s, 6d. All States

Contract 7879. -Bland Radio Ltd., Coromandel - place,Adelaide, South Australia. -- Schedule C.4421 -Power trans-formers, £298 2a. 6d. New South Wales, Victoria andQueensland.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.

TENDERS INVITED..

Locality and Description of Work.

Excavation for, and construction of sealedballast roads, &c., in Sydney suburbanarea

Erection and completion of fifteen (15) newtimber- framed buildings and alterations toeleven (11) timber - framed buildings to-gether with minor sundry works andservices within the Sydney suburban area

Construction of cradles for slipway in SydneyHarbour

Erection of two (2) timber- framed cottageswithin 435 miles of Sydney (re- advertised)

Filling, levelling and grading at a site withinthe Sydney suburban area

Supply and delivery f.o.w. Sydney of twenty -four (24) timber - framed portable huts

Alterations and additions to steel- framedbuilding within 10 miles of Melbourne

Erection of timber and concrete buildingswithin 130 miles of Melbourne

Purchase and removal of second -hand elec-trical switches, pulley wheels, beltingbearings, motor bed, &c., camouflage paints,tie wire, 4f -in. steel plates and R.C. pipes,various sizes, within the metropolitan area

Laying of house connexions, sewerage, andfire service, &c., within 15 miles of Mel-bourne

Erection of timber- framed buildings within 15miles of Melbourne

Purchase and removal of second -hand hard-wood, R.S. joists, angle plates, straps, bolts,&c., within the metropolitan area

Lining of timber- framed building within 130miles of Melbourne

Erection of timber - framed buildings andadditions to existing timber - framed buildingwithin the metropolitan area

Erection of timber - framed building within 210miles of Melbourne

Supply and installation of steam reticulationto laundry building, Brisbane area

Electrical installation in store building, Bris-bane area

Improvements, repairs and painting, &c., toPost Office Quarters, Yeppoon

Erection of small brick building at PortCurtis Junction, Rockhampton

Electrical installation No. 1 within 130 milesof Adelaide



Erection of one building within 5 miles ofAdelaide

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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR continued.

TENDERS ACCEPTED.

Locality and Description of Work. Amount. Contractor and Address. Date ofAcceptance.

Date ofCompletion.

£ s. d.Erection of brick lavatory building within 120 miles of

Sydney293 15 0 Graham & Hughes, Post Office Box 43,

Port Kembla12.9.44 24.10.44

Building construction in Sydney suburban area 15,018 0 0 McConnell Building Co. Pty. Ltd., 193 8.9.44 29.12.44Macquarie- street, Sydney

Fabrication and supply of 500 timber- framed portablehuts f.o.r. Sydney

27,250 0 0 E. V. Campbell Pty. Ltd., 35A Hawthorne -parade, Haberfield

6.9.44 13.12.44

Sundry work to field lavatories and extension of watersupply within. 410 miles of Sydney

937 0 0 H. J. Heath Hooker, Lytton andCardigan streets, Melbourne

4.9.44 2.10.44

Construction of timber and asbestos cement buildingswith concrete floors within 15 miles of Melbourne

2,711 0 0 J. H. Campbell, 33 Dalmor- avenue,Ormond

25.8.44 20.10.44

Erection of timber and asbestos cement building within 3,197 0 0 J. H. Brown & Son Pty. Ltd... 19.8.44 28.10.4475 miles of Melbourne

Alterations and additions within 5 miles of Melbourne .. 979 0 0 Hansen and Yuncken Pty. Ltd., 47 25.8.44 22.9.44Whiteman- street, South Melbourne

Construction of sewerage connexions, water supply,surface drainage and concrete paths within 50 miles of

704 15 0 L. A. Godfrey, 90 Foster- street, Dande-nong

6. 10.44

MelbourneSupply and installation of hot water services, &c., within

20 miles of Melbourne906 15 0 Fraser and Mountain, 316 Flinders-lane,

Melbourne, C.110.11.44

Erection of reinforced concrete brick and asbestos cementbuilding within the metropolitan area

40,939 0 0 E. A. Watts, 53 Hoddle- street, Coiling -wood

25.8.44 22.12.44

House drainage and water supply within 45 miles of 1,077 9 0 George Crocker, 15 Thames- street, Box 1.9.44 29.9.44Melbourne Hill

Erection of timber and asbestos cement building within 3,347 0 0 d. H. Brown and Son Pty. Ltd., 107 19.8.44 28.10.44110 miles of Melbourne Doveton- street, South Ballarat

Construction of sewerage pumping stations, rising mainand alteration to gravity mains within 5 miles of

1,108 5 6 W. A. Horne & Sons, Peach- street,Greenslopes

11.9.44 23.11.44

BrisbaneConstruction of three timber - framed buildings and re-

erection of two prefabricated buildings within 20 milesof Brisbane

529 8 3 G. Kerven & Co., 12th-avenue, Iiedron 12.9.44 23.10.44

New mess and sleeping quarters and extension to toiletblock within 10 miles of Brisbane

(a) A. and S. Taylor, Marlborough- street,Sherwood

11.9.44 8.11.44

Supply and installation of two complete hot water systemsBrisbane area

490 0 0 J. R. Wylie & Sons Pty. Ltd., Sandgate-road, Albion

8.9.44 5.10.44

Erection of one single storied timber - framed buildingwithin 5 miles of Brisbane

900 0 0 J. A. Southwell, cnr. Ipswich -road andYoung - street, South Brisbane

31.8.44 25.10.44

Erection of buildings, windmill towers, &c., within 1,000miles of Brisbane

(b) T. J. Watkins . . 19.8.44 23.10.44

Erection of buildings, fencing and water reticulationwithin 100 miles of Brisbane

(c) H. Taylor, 259 Queen - street, Brisbane.. 15.9.44 6.12.44

Erection of watercraft workshop and park within 10miles of Brisbane

(d) Summers and Unthank, Cavendish -road,Coorparoo

13.9.44 13.12.44

Additions to property, Belair, South Australia 2,911 0 0 R. E. Gaskin, 17 Currie- street, Adelaide 14.9.44 25.10.44Electrical installation within 30 miles of Perth 425 0 0 C. A. Hine & Co. Ltd., Howard Hill,

Perth8.9.44 1.12.44

Supply and install air conditioning and mechanicalventilation systems within 500 miles of Perth

2,257 10 0 Atkins (W.A.) Ltd., 894 Hay- street,Perth

11.9.44 (e)

Erect timber - framed building within 10 miles of Perth 3,540 0 0 Missen & Mills Ltd., 44 Barnfield -road,Claremont

7.9.44 30.11.44

(a) £2,213 6s. (estimated cost including fixed fee). (b) £6,036 19s. 5d. (estimated cost including fixed fee). (c) £15,317 12e. (estimated costincluding fixed fee. (d) £13,606 18s. 11d. (estimated cost including fixed fee). (e) Concurrent with buildings.

OFFERS are invited by the Secretary, Department of theInterior, Canberra, until noon on the 9th October, 1944, frompersons willing to lease to the Commonwealth, premises forpostal purposes containing approximately 1,400 square feet offloor space, adjacent to the intersection of Cavendish and OldCleveland -road, Coorparoo, Queensland.

Full particulars of the Commonwealth's requirements maybe obtained from the Deputy Director, Posts and Telegraphs,Brisbane.

OFFERS, closing with the Secretary, Department of theInterior, Canberra, at noon on the 23rd October, 1944, areinvited from persons who are natural -horn British subjects,for grazing rights, sheep only, at Tintinara, South Australia,approximately 354 acres, for the period from the 5th Novem-ber, 1944, to the 30th June, 1946, subject to the followingconditions:

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The licensee must not assign or sub -let the grazingrights.

Sheep grazing only allowed. Maximum number, 300.Licensee to indemnify the Commonwealth against loss

or damage to stock.(d) Licensee to repair any damage caused by stock and

to keep improvements in tenable repair.Licensee to remove stock when notified.Grass to be well eaten down, and land to be kept

free from obstructions.

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(g) The right for people to enter land and do work forDefence Authorities is reserved.

(h) The Commonwealth reserves the right to withdrawthe whole of any portion of the area from thelicence, without payment of compensation, ifrequired for Commonwealth purposes.

The area is available for letting as it stands, and no expensewill be borne by the Commonwealth in regard to fencingrequired to be erected or re- conditioned, or the eradication ofnoxious weeds, &c.

Plans and conditions of tenancy may be inspected at thePost Office, Tintinara, South Australia, or at the office of theWorks Director, Department of the Interior, Savings BankBuilding, 93 -105 King William- street, Adelaide.

No offer necessarily accepted.

COMMONWEALTH STORES SUPPLY AND TENDERBOARD.

TENDERS are invited for the following supplies:Schedale No.-- C.T.B. 457. material Telegram envelopes.

Supplies required inAll States. Closing date --3rdOctober, 1944.

Schedule No.C.T.B. 458. Material Paper for addresso-graph machine. Supplies required in--New SouthWales and Victoria. Closing date -26th September,1944.

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Tender forms and full particulars are obtainable at theBoard's Office, G.P.O., Melbourne, C.1, at the office of the Com-monwealth Local Stores Board, 64 Harbour- street, Sydney, andat the office of the Superintendent of Stores, Poatmaster-General's Department, Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth and Hobart.

Schedule No.- C.T.B. 459. Material- Foodstuffs for SS.Cape York. Supplies required in--- Victoria. Closingdate -19th October, 1944.

Tender forms and full particulars are obtainable at theBoard's Office, G.P.O., Melbourne, C.1.

TENDERS ACCEPTED.

Schedule No. C.T.B. 437.-Contract No. 3548. - WigginsTeape & Alex. Pink (Export) Ltd. (through Official Secretary,London) - Postage stamp paper, £7,280 stg. Victoria.

Schedule No. C.T.B. 44/ 164. - Contract No. 3560. -Shell Co.of Aust. Ltd., Box 872x, G.P.O., Melbourne, Victoria -Flooroil (approximate quantities required during the period 1stNovember, 1944, to 31st October, 1945) . All States.

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND AGRICULTURE.CONTRACTS ACCEPTED.

Victoria.Req. F.1 S? 5. -Beer, £3,150.- Richmond N.S. Brewing Co.

Pty. Ltd.Req. F.7799-800.-Champagne-

£2,620.-B. Seppelt & Sons.£310 18s. 7d.- Penfold Wines Ltd.

Req. F.7835. -Fruit cake, £727 14s. 6d.--- Gartrell White Ltd.Req. F.7723.- Dehydrated cabbage, £17,768 5s.- Swallow

& Ariell Dehydrated Products Pty. Ltd.Req. F.7865.- Potatoes, £759 10s. 6d. -Food Control.Req. F.7786.- Ceylon tea, £351 5s. 3d. -Henry Berry & Co.

(A'sia) Ltd.Req. F.7375.- Condensed milk, £18,340. - Nestle & Anglo-

Swiss Con. Milk Co. (A'sia) Ltd.Req. F.7794.- Mutton, £1,327 is. 8d.-W. Angliss & Co.

(Rust.) Ltd.Req. F.7819-20.- Butter --

£7,874 4s. 3d.-Melbourne Butter Supply Co. Ltd.£9,401 I5s. 9d.-Gippsland & Northern Co -op. Co.£1,446 8s. 7d.- Western District Co-op. Co. Ltd.£3,616 is. 4d.- Holdenson & Nielson F.F. Co. Ltd.£2,350 Ss. 11 d.-- Gi.ppsland & Northern Co -op. Co. Ltd.£506 5s.-- Western District Co-op. Prod. & Ins. Co. Ltd.£4,843 Os. 9d.- Holdenson & Neilson F.F. Co. Ltd.

Req. F.7776- 7.- Spaghetti in tomato sauce-£4,350.- Brookes Lemos Ltd.£3,000.- - Fowlers Vacola Mfg. Co.

Req. F.7812.- Marmalade, £835 6s. 3d.-Australian Jam Co.Pty. Ltd.

Req. F.7802.- Mustard pickles, £507 6s.-J. Brooker & SonsLtd.

Req. F.7762- 4.- Tomato puree -£7,296. - Rosella Pres. & Mfg. Co. Ltd.£20,936. -O.T. Limited.£3,720. - Bendigo Pres. Co. Ltd.

Req. F.7809.-Stabilized wheat germ and wheaten pollard,£5,430 15s. 9d.- Pro -Vita Products.

Req. F.7803. -Burn, £2,855 2s. 6d.- Colonial Sugar RefiningCo. Ltd.

Req. F.7805. -Veal sides, £466 13s. 4d.- Victorian InlandMeat Author.

Req. F.7813.-Sheep's tongues, £928 2s. 6d. -Meat CanningCommittee.

Req. F.7806. -Veal sides, £2,117 IOs. Tancred Bros.Req. F.7784.-Tinned mutton broth, £219 17s. 9d.-- Fowlers

Vacola Mfg. Co. Ltd.Req. F.7792.-Tinned mutton broth, £739 15s. 2d.-- Fowlers

Vacola Mfg. Co. Ltd.Req. F.7811.- Oranges and lemons, £948 15s.-Food Control.Req. F.7810.-Apples and pears, £884 16s. 9d.-Apple and

Pear. Marketing Board.Req. F.7793. -Tea, £8,500.-Commonwealth Tea Control

Board.Req. F.7829.- Canned stewed steak, £1,603 2s. 8d. -Meat

Canning Committee.Req. F.7817.- Potatoes, £725 12s. 1d. -Food Control.Req. F.7816. Vegetables, £504 9s. 4d. -Food Control.Req. F.7824. -Meat, 1st October to 3lst December, 1944.--

W. Angliss & Co. (Aust.) Ltd.Req. F.7834. -Milk and cream, ist April to 30th September,

1944. -Model Dairy Ltd.Req. F.7722.- Dehydrated cabbage, £40,095. - Swallow &

Ariell Dehy. Products Pty. Ltd.Req. F.7752. --Jam, £5,193 N.-Australasian Jam Co. Pty.

Ltd.

Req. F.7748.-Potatoes, £I,391 ûs.-Deputy Potato Con-troller.

Req. F.7775.-Pears, £2,937 3s.-H. M. Leggo & Co. Ltd.Req. F.7787.- Liver, £2,071 8s. 44.- Deputy Controller Meat

Supplies.Req. F.7780.-Canned apricots and peaches, £2,530 10e. --

Bendigo Pres. Co. Ltd.Req. F.7759.- Canned fruit, £3,700 Ils.- Shepparton Fruit

Pres. Co.Req. F.7755-7.-- Butter-

£3,063 lls. 5d.- Melbourne Butter Supply Co.£846 3s. 2d.- Western District Co -op. Co. Ltd.£2,288 17s. 4d.-Holdenson & Nielson F.F. Pty. Ltd.

Req. F.7738.- Canned tomatoes, £314 IN.- George Wills& Co. Ltd.

Req. F.7750. -Meat, £930 5s. 11d.- Deputy Controller MeatSupplies.

Req. F.7725.- Coffee, £2,605. - Bushelle Pty. Ltd.Req. F,7737.- Tomato juice, £302 12s. -- Gordon Edge11 &

Sons Ltd.Req. F.7785. -Yeast compound, £3,400. - Barretts Food Co.

Pty. Ltd.Req. F.7765- 6.- Tomato puree-

12,625.-Griffith Cannery Ltd.£1,104 10s.-- Gordon Edgell & Sons Ltd.

Req. F.7745.- Tomato juice, £979 19s.- Tillock & Co. Pty.Ltd.

Req. F.7767. Water, emergency drinking, £522. -R. J.Heinz Pty. Ltd.

Req. F.7798.- Canned fruit, £777 Os. 6d.-J. Brooker & SonsLtd.

Req. F.7789.-Composite pack, £1,802 le. 8d: ArdmonaFruit Products Co -op. Co. Ltd.

Req. F.7804. -- Canned apricots and peaches, £1,137 10e. --Leeton Co -op. Cannery Ltd.

Req. F.7781.- Canned fruit, £597 I5s. -L. R. Haynes.Req. F.7782.- Canned peaches, £1,675. --F. L. Eagle & Co.Req. F.7779.- Canned peaches and pears, £3,340 15s. -Ros-

ella Pres. & Mfg. Co. Ltd.Req. F.7790.- Canned peaches, £715.-Kyabram Co -op.

Fruit Pres. Co. Ltd.Req. F.7768.- Butter, £3,674 17s. 5d.- Melbourne Butter

Supply Co.Leq. F.7791.- Tinned butter, £3,732. - Austral Canning Co.

Req. F.7769-73.-Tinned butter -£9,268.- Austral Canning Co. Ltd.£2,172 3s. 8d. -P. W. Heyman.£2,172 3s. 6d.-Van Cooth & Co.£2,168 2s. 9d. -K. L. Ballantyne Pty. Ltd.£2,168 2s. 9d.- Holdenson & Nielson F.F. Pty. Ltd.

Req. F.7754.-Wheatmeal, £15,100.-- Creamoata Ltd.Req. F.7753.- Canned pineapple juice, £8,775.-Queensland

Canneries Pty. Ltd.Req. F.7796- Butter-

£9,014 16e. 5d.- Melbourne Butter Supply Co.£13,554 4s. 10d.- Gippsland & Northern Co-op. Co. Ltd.£3,338 8s. 7d.- Western District Co -op. Produce & Ins.

Co. Ltd.£3,127 18s. E. C. Marsh.£2,531 10s. 4d. -K. L. Ballantyne Pty. Ltd.

Req. F.7801.- Butter-£2,835,- Melbourne Butter Supply Co.£1,135 8s. lld.-- Holdenson & Nielson F.F. Co. Ltd.£1,356 Os. 7d.- Western District Co -op. Produce & Ins.

Co. Ltd.£452 Os. 2d. -E. C. Marsh.£676 4s. ld. -K. L. Ballantyne Pty. Ltd.£2,487 176. 2d.-Gippsland & Northern Co-op. Co. Ltd.

Req. F.7720 -1. -Ice cream, 1st to 30th September, 1944.-Peters Ice Cream (Vic.) Ltd.

Req. F.7751.- Butter, ist January to 30th June, 1944.-Holdenson & Nielson.

Req. F.7729. Ice cream, 1st to 30th September, 1944.Peters Ice Cream (Vie.) Ltd.

Req. F.7778. -Meat, 1st October to 31st December, 1944.-Flemington & Reynolds Meat & Export Pty. Ltd.

Req. F.7630.- Straw, oaten, I st August to 31st October,1944. - Permewan Wright Ltd.

Req. F.7736. -lst September to 31st December, 1944-Bread. -O. C. Jones.Butter.- Lakeland Butter & Ice Factory.Milk and cream. --G. B. Harrington.

Req. F.7808.-lst October to 31st December, 1944.-Holden-son & Nielson F.F. Pty. Ltd.-- -

Butter.Ice.Milk and cream.

South Australia.Req. 657/A.37.- Sugar, £10,893 15s.- Colonial Sugar Refin-

ing Co. Ltd.Réq. 658. -Meat, £371 17e. 64.-T. Stanley.Req. 659.-Chaff, £912 15s. -W. Ackland.

No, 190.-Qlst September, 1944 9192 Commonwealth Gazette

DEPARTMENT OF SUPPLY AND SHIPPING.TENDERS will be received ulntil 2 o'clock on the dates

shown at the Directorate of Supply, in the capital cities asshown-

items, Tenders plooing.Supply of-

Bins, soiled dressing --29th September, 1944. (Melbourne,Sydney, Adelaide and Perth.)

Mirrors, rear vision -29th September, 1944. (Melbourne,Sydney and Adelaide.)

Hooks, catches, chain chandelier -29th September, 1944.(Melbourne, Sydney and Adelaide.)

Bolts and nuts for Royal Australian Air Force -10thOctober, 1944. (Melbourne, Sydney, Adelaide andBrisbane.)

DEPARTMENT OF SUPPLY AND SHIPPING.Ccasmaaars ACQEPTED,

]0,896 Req. 173.-Service kits for trucks, £7,117 14s. 10d.International Harvester Co. Ltd.10,897 Req. 1512. - Hides, morocco, £520 10s. 7d. -Howe &

Co. Pty. Ltd.10.898 Req. 2001. - Paint, stencilling, £367 5s. 10d.-

Blundell, Spence & Co. Pty. Ltd.10,899 Req. 2003.-Coal, £2,326 10s.-The Victorian State

Coal Mines.10,900 Req. 1998.- Electric urns, £040 5E. --M. F. Ahearn

& Co.10,901 -2 Req. 1994 --

Food mixing machine, £8,337 ]0s.: Brown & Kidd Pty.Ltd.

Bread slicers, £592 10s.- Humphrey Earl Pty. Ltd.10,903 Req. 1999. - Firewood, £312 10s.-E. A. Sands.10,904 Req. 2007. _ Bendix steel chairs, £453 15s.-Bendix

Steel Chair Co.I0,905 Req. 2006. -Film packs, £4,175. -Kodak (A'sia)

Pty. Ltd.10,906 Req. 2008.-Tructiers, telescopic, £4,366 I is. 7d.-

J. McCain.10,907 Req. 1507. - Shoes, black leather, £2,537 10s.-

,Scatters Ltd.10,910 Req. 2096. -Rope, sisal

£340 4s. 9d. -M. Denaghy S:. Sons Pty. Ltd.£340 4s. 9d.-Geo. Kinnear & Sons Pty. Ltd.1379 18s. -James Miller & Co. Pty. Ltd.

10,911 Req. 2100. -Rope, sisal, £209 19s. 4d. -111. Donaghy& Sons Pty. Ltd.

10.912 Req. 1M1. =Hides, kangaroo, £364 7s. 8d. -J.Kennon & Sons Pty. Ltd.

10,913 Req. 1510.-Lacing, kangaroo, £287 10s. -> -.T. W.Shopland.

10,914 -5 Req. 2087. Screws with washers£613 6s. 3d.--- Wunderlich Ltd.£613 Os. 3d -Jas. Rardie & Co. Pty. Ltd.

10,816 Req. 2095.-Carriers, soiled linen, £349 17s. 6d.-Allworth Industries Development Pty. Ltd.

10,917 Req. 2040. Repairs to tyres, £226 3s. 3d. -E. J.Woolnough & Sons.

10,918 -22 Req. 1986Pins, tent, wood -

£1,050 15s. 9d. --eo. Page & Sons.£1,340 9s. 9d. --A. Graham & Co.

Posts, picketing, £6,708: Masta -kraft Wood Products.Poles, wall, £9,064. - Terdich Bros. Pty. Ltd.Poles, upright, £12,532 10s. -Jobn $uncle & Son Pty. Ltd.

10,923 Req. 1907, --- Poles, ridge, £4,152 7s. IOd. -Aus-tralian Wood Pipe Co, Ltd.

10,924 Req. 1985.- Poles, ridge, £5,238 12s. ld.--- SydneyWood Turning Co.

10,925 Req. 1996. - Poles, upright, £4,514 19s.- Cherry &Sow Pty. Ltd,

10,926 -8 Req. 1976 -Paint, camouflage, £682 10s,-Lewis Berger & Sous

(Aust.) Pty. Ltd,Paint, £335 5s, 24.-Sterling Varnish Co. (Aust.) .Paints, £2,569 2s. 6d.- Robertson & Co.

10,929 Req. 1779,-Trousers, khaki, £743 8s. ld. -MissA. Smith.

10,930 Req. 2103, - Staples, box, copper, £746 2s, 1ld.-R ainsfords Pty. Ltd.

10,931 Req. 2105. -- Eyelets, oval, £1,377 1Qs. =- HipkissKershaw (Aust.) Pty. Ltd.

10,932 Req. 2104. - Plates, anchor, £532 12s. 8d,- VincentMfg. Co.

10,933 Req. 2102. - Buckles, slide, brass, £1,820 Os. Od.-C. E. Propert.

10,934 Req. 2046.-Refrigerators, £246.-McGregor, Wiggin& Co.

10,936 Req. 2092. -Bolts and nuts, £350. McFherson'sPty. Ltd.

10,936 Req. 2094.- Bolts, mild steel, £220.- McPherson'sPty. Ltd.

10,937 Req. 2093.-Bolts and nuts, £1,100.-McPherson'sPty. Ltd.

10,938 Req. 2010.-- Compressed cork sheet, £1,012 10s.-G. P. Embelton & Co.

10,039 Req. 2004.- Cartons for cartridges, £1,075.- Color-print Pty. Ltd.

10,940 Req. 2002.-Publications, R.A.A.F., £1,452. -QueenCity Printers Pty. Ltd.

10,941 Req, 2107.- Lines, cotton, £1,605 Is. 4d. -Downs &Sons Pty. Ltd.

10,942 Req. 2163. - Curtains, anti -gas, £3,600. - HoleproofLtd.

10,943 Req. 1942. - Medical stores, £269 5s. StanfordX -ray Co. Pty. Ltd.

10,944 Req. 1941.- Medical stores, £274 lOs.-- StanfordX-ray Co. Ny. Ltd.

10,945 Req. 2164.- Curtains, anti -gas, £1,512 10s. -A. E.ligad & Co.

10,946 Req. 17555. 'trousers, khaki, £4,832 2s. 4d. -G.Brain all & Co.

10,947 13cq, 2165, Curtains, anti -gas, £804 7s. 0d. -13y ronBags Co,

10,948 -49 Req. 1980, Asbestos grease-£386 4s. 2d. -Shell Co. of Aust. Ltd.£369 8s. 4d. Vacuum Oil Co, Pty. Ltd.

10,950 Req. 2169. -Felt, yellow, £337 10s.- Federal FellersPty. Ltd.

10,951 Req. 2237.-Overshoes, canvas and leather, £247 10s.-Penal & Gaols Dept.

10,952 Req. 2231. - Basils, rough, tan, :1 IOs. ld.-_lMichaelis Hallenstein & Co. Ltd.

10,953 Req. 1500. Slings, web, £226 l.`':. (id. -ii. ArendsenSon.1.0,954 Req. 2053. -Bus balloon tubes, £1,245 I s. Sd.-

Olympic Tyre & Rubber Co. Ltd.10,955 Req. 2051. -Bus balloon tubes, £2,466 13s. 4d.-

Dunlop Rubber Aust. Ltd.10,956 Req. 2052. -Bus balloon tubes, £1,881 I Is. Sd.-

Goodyear Tyre & Rubber Co. Ltd.10,957 Req. 1939. Bunting, £382 7s. 6d. -John Vicars &

Co. Pty. Ltd.10,958 Reg. 1 917. Shirts, £730 14s. 7d.- Continental

Pleating & Mfg. Co.10,959 Req. 1916. - Shirts, £1,705 Os. 8d. -J. S. Lewis.10,960 Req. 2118.- Bolts, steel, £575.- McPherson's Pty.

Ltd.10,961 Reg. 2009. Films, £1,116 I.s. 5d, -Kodak (A'sia)

Pty. Ltd.10,902 Req. 2097. Shafting,

Pty. Ltd.10,963 Req. 1487.-Covers, canvas canopy, £376.- --Ford

Motor Co. Ltd.10,964 Req. 2119. Conveyor gravity runway, £1,325.

S. R. Moody.10,965 Req. 2120.-Conveyor gravity runway, £1,325.

Alfred H. Wall.10,966 Req. 2121.- Conveyor gravity runway, £1,341

13s. 4d.-Buck-weld Steel & Concrete Co.10,967 Req. 2123. - Conveyor gravity runway, £486 4s. 2d.Schumacher Mill Furnishing Works.10,968 Req. 2122. - Conveyor gravity runway, £2,414

13s. 4d. Lightning Fruit Grader Co,10,969 Req. 2055. Reflectors, £233 Os. 8d.-Warburton,

Franki Ltd.10,970 Req. 2047.-Hard drawn cable, £2,617 10s. 6d.-

British Insulated Cables Ltd.10,971. Req. 2111. -Brass tubes, annealed, £3,443 14s. 4d.

-Knox Schlapp & Co. Pty. Ltd.10,972 Req. 2014. - Printing of forms, £335. ---.4. H. Mas-

sina & Co. Ny. Ltd.10,973 Req. 1506. Shoes, black leather, £4,229 3s. 4d.-

Alma Shoes Ltd.10.974 Req. 1504.-Shoes, black leather, £10,572 18s. 44.-

Enoch Taylor & Co. Pty. Ltd.10,975 Reg. 2113. Boxes, filing, £483, -E. T. Brown Ltd.10,976 Req. 2110.- Discs, direction pegs, supporting,

£874 10s.- British Tube Mills (Aust.) Ltd,1Q,977 Req. 2236, - Boots, ankle, brown, £773 18s. 2d.-

Ran1pling & Hall.10,978 Req. 2049. -Air filters, £4,325. - Harris 1IIi4tcliipsou

Pty. Ltd.10,979 Req. 2130.-Stoves, portable, £2,206.- Galliers &

Klaerr Pty. Ltd.10,980 Req. 1788.- Trousers, khaki, £5,352 10ís.- Wallaroo

Clo. Co.10,981 Req. 1704.- Trousers, khaki, £2,076 6s.--- Prestige

Ltd.'0,982 Req. 2054. Kits for conversion on trucks, £517

2s. 104. -G. H. Olding & Sons Pty. Ltd.10,983 Req. 1787. - Trousers, khaki, 22,809 5s. 5d. -Rí:-

elusive Mfg. Co.10,984 Req. 2131.- Conversion of boiler,

Major Furnace & Combustion Bng. Ltd.10,985 Req. 1921. - Trousers, khaki, £5,203 ]6s. 54.-

Marathon Clothing Co.

£4,410. Austral Bronze Co.

£297 10s.-

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1Commonwealth Gazette 2103 No. 190.-21st September, 1944

10,-986 Req. 1314. Trousers, khaki, £3,270 19s. 5d.-Stanton Mfg. Co.

10,987 Req. 1330.-Trousers, khaki, £4,482 3s. 9d.. ---J. Lane.10,98f Req. 193J. -- Trousers, khaki, £28,992 14s. 24:-

Metro Knitting Mills.10,989 Req. 1784. - Trousers, khaki, £4,832 2s. 4d. -I.

A.9pinall & Co.10,990 Req. 1353.. -- Trousers, khaki, £2,044 7s. 2d.-J.

Roberts.10,991 Req. 2129. - Hasps and hinges, £578 3s. 3d.---- -Hard-

ware Co, of Aust. Pty. Ltd.10,992 Req. 9311. - Shorts, drab, £917 Os. 114. -I. H. Jedwab

& Sons Mfg, Cb.10,993 Req. 2059.-Tyre repair plant, £8,601 5s. --B. A.

Hamill Pty. Ltd.10,994 Req. 2309.' Films, £407 5s, 34,-Kodak (A'sia)

Pty. Ltd.10,995 Req, 23Q7:- Printing of forms, £257 106.-McLaren

&.. Co. Pty. Ltd.10,996 Req. 2306. Printing of forms, £390. - Andrew Jack

Dyson Pty. Ltd.10,997 Reel. 2136.-Poxes, belt, Viakere, £592 18s.-Cold-

stream Refrigerators Ltd.10,998 Req. 2135. -- Boxes, belt, Vickers, £18,407 9s. 3d.-

Coldstream Refrigerators Ltd.10,999 Req. 2134, -- Safes, steel, £304 12s. 64. .Victoria

Safe Co. Pty. Ltd.11,000 Req. 2l 66.- T- Tree.twent- seauts, curtains, anti -gas,

£479 7s, ¢d.- Eilenberg & Zeltner Pty. Ltd.11,001 Req, 2057. - Elbows and tees, £272 8s. tad. -F. G.

Spurway Pty. Ltd.11,002 Req. 2142.- Printing equipment, £499 18s. 9d.-

Sidney Cooke Pty. Ltd.11,003 Req. 2315. Crises, transporting, £l,690.-Latex

Products Pty. Ltd.11,004 Req. 1922. - Trousers, khaki, £3,122 5s. 104.- Cobber

Clothes.11,005 Req. 2244.-Cases, suit, leather, £:506 8. -,Iobn

Jackson & Co. Pty. Ltd.11,006 Req. 2246.- 13a,1f soles, leather, £580. -Watts Bros.11,007 Req. 2015.-Map waterproofing lacquer, £490.

TSton Adhesives Co.11,008 Req. 2066.-Lining, brake. £335 8s. 4d.- Paton's

Brake Replacements Pty. Ltd.11,099 Req. 2048,-Assembly of cabs, £286.- General

Motors Hoidens Ltd.11,010 Req. 2036. - .Shackle straps, £1,412 10s. -I. & J.

Watson Bros.11,011 Req. 2065.-Nipples, lubricating, 1434 4s.-

Tecalemit (A /sia) Pty. Ltd.11,012 Req, 2065.-Tyro pressure gauges, £293 15s.-

R.V.B. Engineering Products Pty. Ltd.11,013 Req. 220.-Shoes, black leather, £5.847 18s. 4d.--

Baxter & Co. Pty. Ltd.11,014 Req. 2249.- Shoes, black leather, f2,506 5s.- Clifton

Shoe Co.11,015 Req. 1497. -Bags, canvas, signal, £2,867 17s. 94.-

J. P. Gilligan.11,016 Req. 1485.-Bottoms for cots, £7,153 15s.-

Michaelis Hallenstein & Co.11,017 Req. 342.--Crates, £1,531. 55. -Robb & Brown.11,018 Req. 345.-Bolts and nuts, £3,323 15s.-- McKenzie &

Holland.11,019

Mfg. Co.11,020

& Son.11,021

Mfg. Co.11,022

Req. 347. - Packing cases, £3,208 Os. M.-Woodcraft

Req. 361.. --- Packing cases, £2,844. -W. C. Pronger

Req. 364. -- Boxes, storage, £2,137 10s.- Woodcraft

Req. 3677.-- -Flys, oblong, £1,790.-Geo. Pickers & Co.

DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND CUSTOMS.IS Excellency, the Administrator of the Góvernment ofthe Commonwealth, in Council has approved that James

George Fox be appointed .Acting Collector of Customs, Queens..land, as from 11th September, 1944, vice J. H. Wallace,retired.-(Ex, Min. No, 64.)

---------IS Excellency, the Administrator of the Government of

the Commonwealth, in Council has approved that HubertWilliam Bennett be appointed Acting Collector of Custoins,New South Wales, as from 4th September, 1944, vice J. J.Barry, transferred.- (Ex. Min, No. 65.)

II 1S Excellency, the Administrator of the Government ofthe Commonwealth, in Council has approved that Captain

Harry Glen Roy Malcolm be appointed as Acting Officer ofCustoms, Thevenard, South Australia, as from 4th September,1944, during the temporary absence of Captain J. M.Thomson.- (Ex. MjT1. No. 66. )

R. V. KEANE, Minister for Trade and Customs,

Invalid and Old -age Pensions Act 1908 -1944.HI.S Excellency the Governor General ni Council has been

pleased -(u) to accept the resignation of Arthur Reginald Fisher,

Esquire, of Oatlands, in the State of Tasmania, oftime cilice of Special Magistrate of the Common-wealth of Australia for the purposes of the Invalidand Old -age Pensions Act 1908 -1944; and

(b) to appoint Donald Guy Dudgeon, Esquire, CouncilClerk of the Municipality of Oatlands, in the Stateof Tasmania, to be a Special Magistrate of the Com-monwealth of Australia for the purposes of theInvalid and Old. age Pensions Act 1908 -1944, tohave, hold, exercise and enjoy the said office duringthe pleasure of the Governor - General.

H. V. EV.ATT, Attorney- Geneva].

Cotnmon,wealtli, Bank Act 1911 -1943.

HIS Excellency the Administrator of the Government of

.the Commonwealth in Council, in pursuance of the

provision,. of Part III. of the Commonwealth Bank Act1911 -1943, has approved of the re- appointment of MauriceBoyce Duffy,Esq., as a Member of the Board of Directors ofthe Commonwealth Bank of Australia for a period of seven3ear5 from and inclusive of 12th September, 1944.

J. B. CHIFLEY, Treasurer.

Quarantine Act 1908 -1924.H1.S Excellency, the Administrator of the Government ofthe Commonwealth, in Council has approved of the

appointment under the Quarantine Act 1908 -1924 of HermannOtto Laureati as a Quarantine Officer (Animals), SouthAustralia. -(Ex. Min. No. 70.)

J. M. FRASER, Minister for Health.Australian Soldiers' Repatriation. A.ct 1920 -1943.

REPATRIATION BOARD, WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

fI I S Excellency the Administrator of the Government of theCommonwealth in Council has approved that, in pur-

suance of section 18 (2 ) (b) of the Australian Soldiers'Repatriation Act 1920 -1943, leave of absence be granted toHenry Pascoe Hocking, Esquire, .Member of the RepatriationBoard for Western Australia, from 23rd August, 1.944, to 11thSeptember, 1944, both dates inclusive.

C. W. FROST, Minister for Repatriation.

Superannuation Act 1922 -1943,1 TOTICE is hereby given that the directions in pursuance111 of sub section (5,) of section 4 of the Superannuation

Act J922-1943 in relation to the undermentioned persons whoare employees of the Postmaster General's Department, whichwere published in the Gazette on the undermentioned dates,have been cancelled:

Carr, Richard Francis, 5th August, 1943.Paterson, Adam Ishgg, 5th August, 1943.Mitchell, Clarence Roland, 24th February, 1944.

H. P. LAZZARINI, for Treasurer.

Science and Industry Research Act 1920 -1939.IN pursuance of sub- section (4.) of section 14A of the Science

and Industry Research Act 1920 -1939, I, .John Johnstone1)edman, Minister in charge of Scientific and IndustrialResearch, acting for and on behalf of the Prime Minister,do hereby direct, on the recommendation of the Council forScientific and Industrial Research, that Gordon DouglasAitchison and Guy Desmond Nation, officers appointed underthe Act, shall be deemed to be employees within the meaning ofsection 4 of the 'Superannuation Act 1922 -1943,

JOHN J. DEDMANMinister in charge of Seientfiic and Industrial

Research.

COUNCIL FOR SCIENTIFIC AND INDUSTRIALRESEARCH.

APPOINTMENT OF ASSISTANT EXECUTIVE OFFICER.A PPLIC ATIONS are invited for appointment as Assistant

. Executive Officer on the Council's Head Office staff.The appointee will he required for work mainly on the

secondary industries side. He will be expected to assist theExecutive Committee in the general administrative work ofthe Council.

An. applicant should have a sound academic and researchbackground in the physical sciences.

The salary offered is £1,500 per annum (nominal) .Subject to a satisfactory medical examination, the appointee

will be eligible to contribute to and receive benefits fromeither the Commonwealth Superannuation Fund or theCommonwealth Provident Fund.Applications, stating age and nationality, and giving

particulars of qualifications and experience and of present


employment, and accompanied by copies of not more thanfour testimonials, should reach the undersigned not laterthan the 30th September, 1944.

G. A. COOK, Secretary.Council for Scientific and Industrial Research, 314 Albert -

street, East Melbourne, C.2, Victoria.


GRIFFITH CITRICULTURAL RESEARCH STATION.Appointment of Assistant Research Officer.

1AP.PLICA1IONS are invited for appointment as anAssistant Research Officer at the Griffith Citricultural

Research Station.An applicant should be a graduate in agricultural science

and the appointee will be required to specialize in fruitculture. In the first place, he will be required, under direction,to supervise the conduct of field experiments and will beresponsible for all necessary records and compilation of data.

'the salary range of the Assistant Research Officer classifica-tion is from £356 to £500 per annum (both nominal), risingby eight equal increments of £18, the first four of which areautomatic and the last four at the discretion of the Council.The present equivalent of this range, after adjustment forcost -of- living is £396 to £540 per annum. The commencingsalary within the range specified will depend on the qualifica-tions and experience of the successful applicant.

Applications, stating age and nationality and giving parti-culars of qualifications and experience and of present employ-ment, and accompanied by copies of not more than fourtestimonials should reach the undersigned not later than the31st October, 1944.




DIVISION OF FOREST PRODUCTS.Appointment of Assistant Research Officer.

APPLICATIONS are invited for appointment to a vacancyon the staff of the Council's Division of Forest Products

which has its head- quarters at Melbourne.An applicant should be a graduate in science (including

some chemistry) or in agricultural science, or have had anequivalent training.

The appointee will he required to assist in studies onadhesive and veneers for aircraft and associated problems.

He will be classified as au Assistant Research Officer, thesalary range of which is from £356 to £500 per annum (bothnominal) rising by eight equal increments of £18, the firstfour of which are automatic, and the last four at the discre-tion of the Council. The present equivalent of this range afteradjustment for east -of- living is £396 to £540 per annum (bothactual). The initial salary within the range will depend onthe qualifications of the appointee.

Applications, stating age and nationality and giving parti-culars of qualifications and experience and of present employ-ment, and accompanied by copies of not more than fourtestimonials should reach the undersigned not later than the9th October, 1944.



NAVAL FORCES OF THE COMMONWEALTH.II IS Excellency the Administrator of the Government of the1-] Commonwealth in Council has approved of the following

changes being made:PERMANENT NAVAL FORCES OF THE COMMONWEALTH

(SEA -GOING FORCES) .Appointment.Lieutenant David John Lovell Wood is

appointed on loan from the Royal Navy (Exchange Officer) ,with seniority in rank of 16th October, 1938, dated 4th May,1944.

Promotion.Midshipman Francis Floyd Simmons is pro-moted to the rank of Acting Sub - Lieutenant, dated 1stSeptember, 1944.

Confirmation vn Rank.Clement Edward Page, D.S.M.,Temporary Signal Boatswain (Acting) (Provisional) is con-firmed in the rank of Temporary Signal Boatswain(Provisional), with seniority in rank of 13th July, 1942;James Graham Smith, Warrant Writer (Acting) , is confirmedin the rank of Warrant Writer, with seniority in rank of30th July, 1943; Albert Hilton, Temporary Warrant SupplyOfficer (Acting) (Provisional) , is confirmed in the rank ofTemporary Warrant Supply Officer (Provisional), withseniority in rank of 13th March, 1943.

Fixing Rates of Pay. Commander David Hugh Harries tobe paid the rates of pay and allowances prescribed in theNaval Financial Regulations for Captain (on promotion),whilst acting in that rank, dated 27th August, 1944.

Termination of Appointments.The appointment ofLieutenant- Commander Edward James Prevost is terminatedon reversion to the Royal Navy, dated 16th July, 1944; theappointment of Brian Kendall Lawless -Pyne as Midshipmanis terminated, dated 23rd August, 1944.

Award of Long Service and Good Conduct Medal. Thefollowing are awarded the Long Service and Good ConductMedal: Arthur Cooper, Yeoman of Signals, official number10713, date of award 1st January, 1944; Edward GeorgeSmith, Petty Officer (Temporary) , official number 17470, dateof award 26th June, 1944; John Alan Beale, Petty Officer,official number 19137, date of award 13th August, 1944;Walter Charles Henry Haynes, Leading Radio Mechanic,official number ] 8963, date of award 5th January, 1944.

AUXILIARY SERVICES.Award of Long Service and Good Conduct Medal.- -

Llewellyn Charles Thomas, Shore Wireless Operator, Grade 1,official number 17272, is awarded the Long Service and GoodConduct Medal, dated 1st June, 1944.

CITIZEN NAVAL FORCES OF THE COMMONWEALTH.ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVAL RESERVE (SEA - GOING),

Appointment. Robert Alexander Simpson is appointedP,robationa.ry Temporary Engineer Lieutenant, dated 2ndAugust, 1944.

Promotion. Sub- Lieutenant David Victor Thomas is pro-moted to the rank of Lieutenant, dated 20th August, 1944.

Termination of Appointments.The appointments ofWilliam Powell and Brant Joseph Addison as TemporaryLieutenants are terminated, dated 27th August, 1944, and31st August, 1944, respectively.

ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVAL RESERVE.Promotions.Sub-Lieutenants Roy Wallington Bisset and

Bert Hastings Dick are promoted to the rank of Lieutenant(Provisional), dated 28th July, 1944, and 1st August, 1944,respectively. The following Acting Sub - Lieutenants are pro-moted to the rank of Sub - Lieutenant: Maxwell JamesStokes, date of promotion 17th July, 1944 ; John KennethLloyd Hooton, date of promotion 17th July, 1944; RonaldOwen Bra.sch, 14th August, 1944; James Victor HoldsworthMorley. 21st August, 1944; Alfred John Keam, 23rd August,1944; Kenneth William Adcock, 26th August, 1944. Midship-men John Albion Wyatt and Colin Millard are promoted tothe rank of Acting Sub- Lieutenant, dated 28th July, 1944.Acting Surgeon Lieutenant - Commander Douglas ArthurWarden is promoted to the rank of Surgeon Lieutenant -Commander, dated 1st June, 1944. The following PaymasterSub - Lieutenants are promoted to the rank of Paymaster Lieu-tenant (Provisional) : Harry Edward Thomas Buckeridge,date of promotion 1st June, 1944; Leslie James Dale, date ofpromotion, 1st August, 1944; Vivian Noel Goldsmith, date ofpromotion 1st August, 1944; James Finlayson Stewart, dateof promotion 1st August, 1944; Donald Arthur Blight, date ofpromotion 21st August, 1944; John Guy Henty, date of pro -motion 21st August, 1944; Alan Russell Whitelaw, date ofpromotion 21st August, 1944.

Confirmation in Rank. Sub- Lieutenant (Provisional) BertHastings Dick is confirmed in the rank of Sub Lieutenant,with seniority in rank of 17th May, 1942.; Acting Sub -Lieutenants (on probation) Maxwell James Stokes and JohnKenneth Lloyd Hooton are confirmed in the rank of ActingSub- Lieutenant, with seniority in rank of 17th January, 1944;Acting Sub- Lieutenant (on probation) James VictorHoldsworth Morley is confirmed in the rank of Acting Sub -Lieutenant, with seniority in rank of 21st February, 1944.

Award of Volunteer Long Service and Good Conduct Medal.The following are awarded the Volunteer Long Service andGood Conduct Medal: William Henry Moses, Yeoman ofSignals, official number B/1165, date of award 31st January,1942 ; Albert Hall Rowland, Stoker Petty Officer, officialnumber S/368, date of award 18th October, 1940; John JamesMcColl, Stoker Petty Officer, official number W/455, date ofaward 17th December, 1940; Leslie Browning Leman, Plumber(2nd Class, official number F/2156, date of award 7thDecember, 1943; John Guyan, Petty Officer, official numberF/2206, date of award 7th February, 1944; Alan SpencerHawke'', Supply Petty Officer (Temporary) , official numberNV/1167, date of award 7th July, 1944; Clarence EdwardSaunders Davis, Acting Petty Officer (Temporary), officialnumber S/2532, date of award 9th August, 1943; HerbertMaxwell Boys, Leading Seaman, official number S/2825, dateof award 16th May, 1944 ; Charles Albert Sykes, AbleSeaman, official number PA /1310, date of award 26thNovember, 1943; Oswald Henry Boardman, Signalman, officialnumber S/2898, date of award 27th June, 1944.

ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVAL VOLUNTEER RESERVE.Promotions. iSub- Lieutenants John Davis Chapman,

Howard Lucien Kennedy, Malcolm Gilbert Cowie and RobertVictor Fenwick are promoted to the rank of Lieutenant (Pro-visional) , dated 20th November, 1943, 5th February, 1944, 5thJune, 1944, and 1st July, 1944, respectively; MidshipmanJeffry Joynton-Smith is promoted to the rank of Acting Sub -Lieutenant, dated 28th August, 1944.

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iCommonwealth Gazette 2195 No. 190. --21st September, 1944

Confirmation in Raink. Sub- Lieutenant (on probation)Robert Victor Fenwick is confirmed in the rank of 'Sub -Lieutenant, with seniority in rank of 1st January, 1942;Sub - Lieutenants (on probation) John Davis Chapman andMalcolm Gilbert Cowie are confirmed in the rank of SubLieutenant, with seniority in rank of 20th November, 1942;Sub- Lieutenant (on -probation) Howard Lucien Kennedy isconfirmed in the rank of Sub- Lieutenant, with seniority inrank of 5th February, 1943; Midshipman (On probation)Jeffry Joynton -Smith is confirmed in the rank of Midshipman,with seniority in rank of 6th December, 1943.

Award of Volunteer Long Service and Good Conduct Medal.William Ralph Edgar, Able Seaman, official number F /V117,is awarded the Volunteer Long Service and Good ConductMedal, dated 16th May, 1944.

ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVAL VOLUNTEER RESERVE.Special Branch.

Promotions. Sub- Lieutenant John Desmond Byrne is pro -ailoted to the rank of Lieutenant ( Provisional ) , dated 27thAugust, 1944; Acting Sub Lieutenant Eric John Carbura ispromoted to the rank of Sub- Lieutenant, dated 26th July,1944.

Confirmation ira Rank.Acting Sub- Lieutenants (on pro-bation) Eric John Carburn and Geoffrey Onslow Whitingtonare confirmed in the rank of Acting Sub- Lieutenant, withseniority in rank of 20th October, 1943, and 10th April, 1944,respectively.

ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVAL VOLUNTEER RESERVE.Naval Auxiliary Patrol.

Appointments. Keith Lindsay Hugh Kirkland is appointedSurgeon Skipper (Lieutenant), dated 7th August, 1944;Layman William Cranch, Arthur Moreton Ross Fitzhardinge,Sydney Manning Norton, Albert Victor Toll and LeslieHerbert Winkworth are appointed Divisional Skippers (SubLieutenants ) , dated 7th August, 1944 ; Charles Herbert Fea,Roy Hamilton Goddard, Sydney Yale Gresham, Cecil RolandMcKenzie and Charles Le Patourel Terry are appointed StaffSkippers (Sub- Lieutenant) , dated 7th August, 1944; HarryPowis Clarke and George Walter Round are appointed AreaSkippers (Sub-Lieutenants), dated 7th August, 1944.

ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVAL NURSING SERVICE.Appointments. Enid Ursula Elizabeth Nicholls is appointed

Sister, dated 22nd August, 1944; Mary Holton Barr, JessieSelina Cumming, Margaret Duff, Violet Lydia Hawken, LoisSylvia Neumann, Patricia Theresa Ellen Eunice O'Hair,Mavis Irene Parker, Mary Isabel Preston, Alice StuartRobinson, Margaret Elsie Webb and Josephine Barbara7uppinger are appointed Sisters, and placed on the ReserveList, dated 20th August, l944.

WOMEN'S ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVAL SERVICE.Promotions.- -Third Officers Joan Cowie, Joan Louise .Paget

Furley and Elizabeth Barclay Young are promoted to therank of Acting Second Officer, dated 15th September, 1944.

Termination of Appointment. The appointment of ElviraRuth Adelstein as Third Officer is terminated, dated 31stAugust, 1944.(Ex. Min. No. 53.)

NORMAN J. O. MAKIN, Minister for the Navy.

NAVAL FORCES OF THE COMMONWEALTH.IS Excellency the Administrator of the Government of the

Commonwealth in Council has approved of the followingchanges being made:PERMANENT NAVAL FORCES OF THE COMMONWEALTH

(SEA -GOING FORCES) .Promotions. Sub Lieutenat Colin Neil Russell is promoted

to the rank of Lieutenant, with seniority in rank of 1stAugust, 1944, dated 15th August, 1944; Roy Davis Norris,Chief Petty Officer Cook, official number 18692, is promotedto the rank of Temporary Warrant Cook (Acting) (Pro -visional) , dated 30th August, 1944.

Confirm ation in Rank-. William Matthew Maughan,Warrant Ordnance Officer (Acting) , is confirmed in the rankof Warrant Ordnance Officer, with seniority. in rank of 1stJuly, 1943.

Termination of Appointinennt. --The appointment of Lieutenant Commander Alan Gray is terminated on reversion tothe Royal Navy, dated 2nd June, 1944.CITIZEN NAVAL FORCES OF THE COMMONWEALTH.

ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVAL RESERVE.Ai? pain linen Ic. The Reverend Frank Harrison Rayward

is appointed Chaplain. dated 30th May, 1944 (amendingExecutive Minute No. 37 of 1944) : the Reverend TerenceAlpllonsus Lynch is appointed Chaplain, dated 30th August,1944.

Promotiovs. Sub Lacaatenant Douglas Yelverton Cliftonis promoted' to the rani, of Lieutenant (Provisional ). dated1st August, 1944; _,ctin, Sub- Lientena.nts Robert DouglasBrown and William Ross Richards are promoted to the rankof Sub- Lieutenant, dated 19th August, 1944, and 21st August,

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1944, respectively; Paymaster Sub- Lieutenant RonaldFrederick Burgess is promoted to the rank of PaymasterLieutenant (Provisional), dated 28th August, 1944.

Confirmation in Ra.nk. Acting Sub Lieutenant (on proba-tion) tVilliam Ross Richards is confirmed in the rank ofActing Sub- Lieutenant, with seniority in rank of 21st Feb-ruary, 1944.

Resignation. The resignation of the Very Reverend LouisGerhard of his appointment as Chaplain is accepted, dated19th July, 1944.

Award of Volunteer Long Service and Good Conduct Medal.The following are awarded the Volunteer Long Service andGood Conduct Medal :Edward James Kerkin, Chief PettyOfficer Telegraphist, official number 5/1632, date of award 4thJuly, 1944; Lawrence Maher Gearin, Petty Officer Tele-graphist, official number B /16O1, date of award 1stJanuary,, 1943 ; James George Charles McIntyre, Joiner (3rdClass) , official number F /2336) , date of award 22nd April,1944; Ronald Charles Downing, Petty Officer Writer (Tem-porary), official number F/2641, date of award 22nd June,1944; Alfred John Ramsdon Ritchie, Stoker Petty Officer,>fìicia1 number PM /1021, date of award 28th June, 1944;Clifford Harry Stacey, Leading Seaman, official numberS/2110, date of award 16th September, 1942; Cameron1'illi :ln Hamilton, Leading Seaman (Temporary), officialnumber PA /1147, date of award 1st January, 1943; HaroldPalmer .lolly, Leading Telegraphist (Temporary), officialn »»her S/1557, date of award 10th September, 1943; George(:' liarles Richardson. Leading Seaman (Temporary), officialnumber PM /1682, date of award 28th December, 1943;Maurice .Joseph Bulpit, Leading Seaman, official number5/2761, date of award 7th March. 1944: Victor Lionel Knight,]reading Signalman (Temporary), official number 82849,date of award 3rd June, 1944; Thomas William HenryMorris, Acting Leading Seaman (Temporary) , official numberPA/I070, date of award 20th November, 1942 ; William Kemp,Able Seaman, official number S/1659, date of award 12thMay, 1942: Dennis Preston Dale, Able Seaman, official num-ber F /1014, date of award 7th August, 1942; Godfrey Harvey,Able Seaman, official number B/1548, date of award 7thNovember, .1942; Francis Alfred Cyril Vicary, Signalman,official number F /1948, date of award 14th March, 1943;Horace Edmund Lamont, Signalman, official number F/2287,(late of award 6th March, 1944; William Joseph FrancisCc.- ddard, Able Seaman, official number F/2299, date ofaward 11th March, 1944; Edward Thomas Potter, Tele-graphist, official number F/2315, date of award 28th March,1944 ; Vernon Claude Witney, Steward, official number F/2333,date of award 7th May, 1944 ; Cecil Yeoman, Telegraphist,official number .PM /1822, date of award 7th June, 1944;Darcy Wallace Ross, Able Seaman, official number B/2109,date of award 18th August, 1944.

ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVAL VOLUNTEER RESERVE.Promotions. Acting Lieutenant ( Provisional) Frank

Norman Buxton is promoted to the rank of Lieutenant (Pro-visional;), with seniority in rank of 27th March, 1943, dated18th October, 1943 ; Sub - Lieutenant Noel Clavering CollinsSmith is promoted to the rank of Lieutenant (Provisional),dated ist August, 1944.

Confirmation. in Rank. Sub - Lieutenant (on probation)Noel Clavering Collins Smith is confirmed in the rank ofSub- Lieutenant, with seniority in rank of 4th December, 1942.

Termination of Appointments.The appointments of IainTullibardine Murray and Sabbathe Zalman Marks as Lieu-tenants ( Provisional) are terminated, dated 2nd September,1944, and 7th September, 1944, respectively.

ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVAL VOLUNTEER RESERVE.Special Branch,.

Pronloti.ons. Sub - Lieutenants Douglas James Billingtonand Kevin William McDermott are promoted to the rank ofLieutenant (Provisional) , dated 26th August, 1944, and 31stAugust, 1944, respectively.

Termination of Appointnaent. The appointment of Tem-porary Lieutenant Thomas Henry Griffiths, Royal NavalVolunteer Reserve ( Special Branch) , is terminated on rever-sion to the Royal Navy, dated 6th March, 1944.

ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVAL VOLUNTEER RESERVE.Naval Auxiliary Patrol.

.4 ppoin me,ats. WilHain Dittmar Henderson is appointedSquadron Skipper (Lieutenant), dated 18th July, 1942(amending Executive Minute No. 84 of 1942) ; John Kemphigden and Allan Ramsay Duncan are appointed Staff Skippers(Sub- Lieutenants) , dated 18th July, 1942, and 4th August,1942, respectively (amending Executive Minute No. 84/1942) .

Transfer. Staff Skipper Frank William Kelnpton is trans-ferred to the Royal Australian Naval Volunteer Reserve(Special Branch ) , in the rank of Sub Lieutenant. withseniority ill rank of 31st July, 1942, dated 5th August, 1944.(Ex. Min. No. 57.)

NORMAN J. O. MAKIN. Minister for the Navy.


COMMONWEALTH PUBLIC SERVICE.

PROMOTIONS -- SECTION 50 AND REGULATION 109.THE following promotions are provisional and subject to appeal by officers to the Public Service Board, and, where consequent upon

another provisional promotion, shall be dependent upon the latter being confirmed. Appeals should be lodged, either by letter ortelegram, within fourteen days of the date of this notification, as follows

(a) if the promotion is to be made in a State, with the Commonwealth Public Service Inspector in the capital city of that State ;(b) if the promotion is to he made in the Australian Capital Territory, with -the Public Service Inspector in Canberra, unless the

promotion is to be made to a vacancy in the Postmaster - General's Department, in which case the officer shall lodge hisappeal with the Commonwealth Public Service Inspector, Sydney ;

(c) if the promotion is to be made in the Northern Territory(i) with the Commonwealth Public Service Inspector, Brisbane, in the case of a promotion to a vacancy in the Department

of Trade and Customs ;(ii) with the Commonwealth Public Service Inspector, Adelaide, in the case of a promotion to a vacancy in the Postmaster -

General's Department ;(iii) with the Public Service Inspector, Canberra, in other cases.

An appellant shall forward his appeal direct to the Public Service Inspector.Under Section 50 (740 of the Commonwealth Public Service Act, the Board may regard an appeal as having been made against a

provisional promotion notified hereunder by any officers who, at any time within the time prescribed for lodging an appeal, are absent onleave for war service.

Where an officer desires to appeal against two or more provisional promotions a separate appeal should be lodged in respect of each,except where the provisional promotions appealed against are to positions of similar classification in the same Branch of a Department, whenone appeal covering such provisional promotions will be accepted.

The grounds of appeal must be as prescribed in Section 50 of the Commonwealth Publio Service Act, viz.:- -(a) Superior efficiency ; or(b) Equal efficiency combined with seniority.

(N.B.- -Where positions have been the subject of an Arbitration Determination, the salary scales shown are those prescribedby Determinations.)

Name. Present Designation and Station.

Daulby, Herbert Stanley

McPherson, Albert Clifton

Barrett, Patrick Joseph

Warneke, Kevin James

Conway, John Cornelius

Hales, Kenneth Francis

Kirkman, Jack Martin

Piper, Vivian Ernest Richard . .

Coulter, Vivienne

Ridgeway, Thomas Clarence .

McInerney, William John

Position to which Promoted. Salary onPromotion.

Date ofPromotion.

PRIME MINISTER'S DEPARTMENT.Auditor - General's Office.

Clerk (Audit), Grade 3 (£343 - Inspector, Grade i (£450 - £522), Third£414), Third Division, Audit Division, Audit Office, Sydney, vice C. P.Office, Adelaide Weedon, retired

ATTORNEY - GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.Legal Officer, Grade 1 (Com-

mon Law Section) (£120-£522), Third Division, C.S.O.,Melbourne

Legal Officer, Grade 2 (Property Section)(£486- £558), Third Division, C.S.O., Mel-bourne, vice R. B. Moodie, promoted

DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY.Taxation Branch, Queensland.

Telegraph Messenger (£66 £160),Fourth Division, TelegraphBranch, Postmaster - General'sDepartment, Brisbane

Telegraph Messenger (£66- £160),Fourth Division, TelegraphBranch, Postmaster- General'sDepartment, Brisbane

Taxation Branch,Clerk (£264- £342), Third Divi-

sion, Accounts and Statistics

Assessor, Grade 1 (£300 - £366),Third Division, AssessingIncome Tax and Estate Duty

Clerk (£96- £318), Third Divi-sion, Accounts and Statistics

Clerk (£264 - £342), Third Divi-sion, Valuation Section

Assistant (Female), Grade 1

(£84- £178), Fourth Division,Accounts and Statistics,Western Australia

Messenger (06-£168), Fourth Division,Sales Tax, vice A. J. Thompson, trans-ferred

Messenger (£66- £168), Fourth Division,Assessing, Land Tax and Estate Duty,vice M. E. Mills, transferred

Western Australia.Assessor, Grade 1 (£300- £366), Third Divi-

sion, Assessing Income Tax and EstateDuty, vice E. S. Fleer, transferred

Clerk (£342 - £414), Third Division, Accountsand Statistics, vice C. D. Ingram, promoted

Assessor, Grade 1 (£264- £342), Third Divi-sion, Assessing and Records, Land Tax,vice R. W. Manger, promoted

Clerk (£3424414), Third Division, Accountsand Statistics, vice F. Wells, retired

Assistant (Female), Grade 2 (£186- £194),Fourth Division, Accounts and Statistics,vice E. M. Hayes, retired

DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND CUSTOMS.Victoria.

Investigation Officer (£486 -£558), Third Division, In-vestigation Section

Clerk (£300 - £366), Third Divi-sion, Excise Brauch

Senior Investigation Officer (£558- £594),Third Division, Investigation Section, viceJ. P. Brophy, promoted

Wharf Examining Officer, Grade ï (£342-£414), Shipping Branch, vice A. H. Herbert,transferred

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340

418

358

382

221

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454

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PROMOTIONS-- contin9ced.

Name. Puent Designation and Station. Position to which Promoted.Salary on

Promotion.Date of

Promotion.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.Electoral Branch, New South Wales.

Falconer, William Wolseley . Clerk (£264- £342), Third Divi- Clerk (£342-£414), Third Division, vice W. J.

I sion I Denver, retiredDuties.-To supervise and assist in maintenance of Index of electors for State.

Electoral Branch, Victoria.

Robin, Percy Basil Clerk (£264- £342), Third Divi- Clerk (£342 -£414), Third Division, vice L. I 418 I 21.9.44I sion, Fawkner (Prahran) I McMahon, promoted

Duties.- Relieving Divisional Returning Officers and at other times assisting in administrative work of Branch.

Electoral Branch, Queensland.

I

Clerk (£264- £342), Third Divi- Divisional Returning Officer (£450 - £522), 490

I

21.9.44sion, Brisbane (Brisbane) I Third Division, Brisbane (Brisbane), vice

K. J. Connolly, deceased

Electoral Branch, South Australia.

Clerk (£264- £342), Third Divi- Divisional Returning Officer (£450 - £522),I sion, Wakefield (Gawler) Third Division, Grey (Kadina), vice G.

Homer, deceased

436 21.9.44

Whitehead, Percy Edgar

Carter, Ralph Haywood490 21.9.44

POSTMASTER - GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.Central Staff.

Pearson, Leonard Frank Assistant Radio Inspector (£342- Radio Inspector (£450- £522), Third Divi- 544

£450), Third Division, Wire- sion, Wireless Branch (Central Staff andless Branch (Central Staff, Victoria). New office created (P.S.B.and Victoria) Certificate No. 44/581)

Duties.-Frequency Measurements and Observations of all classes ofRadio Stations (Head- quarters, Mont Park).

Kingwell, William Hercules .. Clerk (£300 - £366), Third Divi- Assistant Radio Inspector (£342 - £450), Third 436

sion, Wireless Branch (Central Division, Wireless Branch (Central StaffStaff and Victoria) and Victoria), vice J. M. Donovan, pro-

moted

Hinsch, Heinrich Max

Ackland, Jack Howard

Tracey, John Edmond

James, Robert William

Rosengren, Norman Louis

New South Wales.

Postmaster, Grade 2 (£366-£450), Third Division, Beau-fort, Victoria

Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 1(£342 £378), Third Division,Gundagai

Quarters

Postmaster, Grade 3 (£468- £558), ThirdDivision, Corowa, vice J. S. Callander,promoted

Postmaster, Grade 2 (£366- f450), Third Divi-sion, Jerilderie, vice T. F. Stainsby, pro-moted

Six rooms.

508

436

Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 2 Postmaster, Grade 2 (£366- £450), Third Divi- 472

(£396- £432), Third Division, sion, Balranald, vice R. E. Piltz, transferredMudgee

Quarters : Seven rooms.District Allowance.: Grade 1.

Postal Clerk (£108 -£330), ThirdDivision, Murwillumbah

District AllowPostal Clerk (£108-£330), Third

Division, Alexandria

Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 1 (£342 £378),Third Division, Nyngan, vice R. H. Smith,promoted

ance : Grade 1.Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 1 (£342 - £378),

Third Division, Bourke, vice E. A. Muir,transferred

District Allowance : Grade 2.

Ryder, Errol Louis .. Postal Clerk (£108 - £330), ThirdDivision, Relieving Staff,Kempsey District (Tares)

Postman (£84- £256),' FourthDivision, Marrickville

Telephonist (£84- £198), FourthDivision, Wagga Wagga

.. Motor Driver (£264- £280),Fourth Division, StoresBranch (Transport)

Duties entail a good knowledge of transport routes and mailSmith, Alfred Edward Senior Lineman (£285 - X309),

Fourth Division, EngineeringBranch, Line Staff (No. 2Metropolitan Division) Wol-longong

Cooper, Archibald John

Baker, Nora Margaret

Sedgwick, Guy

Volkmer, Joseph Robert

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Duties are thosePostal Assistant (Mail) (£84-

£288), Fourth Division, New-castle

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Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 1 .(£342 - £378), 382Third Division, Walcha, vice C. C. Lehman,promoted

Postal Assistant, Grade 1(£84- £272), Fourth 280Division, Forbes, vice J. A. Smith, pro -moted

Monitor (£226 - £250), Fourth Division, 253Inverell, vice Ellen J. Dowling, trans-fersed

Motor Driver in Charge (£304 - £324), Stores 364Branch (Transport), vice M. T. A. Roach,resigned

services in the metropolitan area and include control of staff.Line Foreman, Grade 2 (£360), Fourth

Division, Engineering Branch, Line Staff(No. 2 Metropolitan Division), Wollongong,vice G. Guy, promoted

OP

Sr

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of Area Foreman.Lineman, Grade 1(£253-£277), Fourth Divi- 309

sion, Engineering Branch, Line Staff(Newcastle Division), Scone, vice V. G.Ralph, transferred

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PROMOTIONS - continued.

Name. Present Designation and Station. Position to which Promoted. Salary onPromotion.

Date ofPromotion.

POSTMASTER-GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT- continued.

Victoria.Carr, George Albert .. Accountant (Departmental

Accounts) (£792 - £864), ThirdDivision, Finance Branch,Central Staff

Accountant (£888- £1,012), Third Division,Accounts Branch, vice D. R. McLean,promoted

1,002 21.9.44

Smith, Keith Andrew George .. Clerk (£300- £366), Third Divi-sion, Engineering Branch

Duties. - Senior Clerk

Clerk (£378 - £450), Third Division, Engi-neering Branch (Sale), vice W. E. Wheeler,transferred

to Divisional Engineer.

418

Kent, Herbert John . . Assistant, Grade 1 (£84- £256),Fourth Division, unattached

Mail Officer (£84- £312), Fourth Division,Mail Branch, vice K. C. Scott, transferred

304

Smith, George Irving Senior Mail Officer, Grade 1 Overseer (£354 £390), Fourth Division, Mail 430(£282 - £318), Fourth Divi-sion, Mail Branch

Branch, vice G. L. Smith, promoted

Boswell, Henry John Duncan . . Line Foreman, Grade 1 (£324-£336), Fourth Division, Engi-neering Branch, Line Staff

Line Foreman, Grade 2 (£360), Fourth Divi-sion, Engineering Branch, Line Staff(South Eastern Division), Sale, vice H. C.

400

(North Eastern Division),Rushworth

Jones, transferred

Taylor, Thomas Edwin Line Foreman, Grade 1 (£324-£336), Fourth Division, Engi-neering Branch, Line Staff

Line Foreman, Grade 2 (£360), Fourth Divi-sion, Engineering Branch, Line Staff(Metropolitan No. 1 Division), vice J. E.

400 !7

(Metropolitan No. 3 Division) Devery, transferredLeona rd, J ohn Lineman, Grade 2 (£288), Fourth

Division, Engineering Branch,Line Staff (Metropolitan No. 2

Line Foreman, Grade 2 (£360), Fourth Divi-sion, Engineering Branch, Line Staff(Metropolitan No. 4 Division), vice M. V.

400

Division) Cawley, promoted

Quee nsland.

Burke, Patrick Stanley Postman (£84- £256), Fourth Postal Assistant (flail) (£84- £288), Fourth 296 21.9.44Division, Rockhampton Division, Rockhampton, vice L. H. Hoban,

promotedWalmsley, George Alexander . . Postman (£84- £256), Fourth Mail Officer (£84- £312), Fourth Division. 296 77

Division, Wynnum Mail Branch, vice J. Maher, deceasedPhillips, Robert Samuel John . . Postman (£84- £256), Fourth Postal Assistant, Grade 1 (£84- £272), Fourth 272

Division, Innisfail Division, Bowen, vice D. A. Hansen,resigned

Bourke, Michael Alphonsus Postal Clerk (£108 £330), Third Clerk (£300 - £366), Third Division, Accounts 394Division, unattached Branch (General Accounts), vice R.

Murphy, promoted

South Australia.Broadbent, Leland Keith Motor Driver (£264- £280),

Fourth Division, StoresBranch (Transport)

Lineman, Grade 2 (£288), Fourth Division,Engineering Branch, Line Staff (Metro-politan Division) -West Adelaide, vice

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A. C. Snelling, retiredKerr, Charles Francis Cecil Postman (£84- £256), Fourth

Division, Mail BranchMail Officer (£84- £312), Fourth Division,

Mail Branch, vice H. Cossons, resigned304

Lines, Ernest Edgar . . Postman (£84- £256), FourthDivision, Mail Branch

Mail Officer (£84- £312), Fourth Division,Mail Branch, vice P. H. Ulseth, transferred

304

Western Australia.Kirby, Genevieve Ellen Telephonist (£84- £198), Fourth

Division, ColliePhonogram Attendant, Grade 1 (£84- £206),

Fourth Division, Telegraph Branch, vice128 21.9.44

Olive E. Hemingway, retiredSmith, Colin Leslie . Telegraph Messenger (£66-£160),

Fourth Division, unattachedPostal Clerk (£108- £330), Fourth Division,

Wilma, vice H. G. Philbey, transferred128

The notification of the provisional promotion of Arthur Albert Cameron, appearing in Gazette of 27th July, 1944, is hereby withdrawn,the officer named having been permitted to decline the promotion.

The following provisional promotions have been confirmed-

DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND CUSTOMS.

J. E. Allen, appearing in Gazette of 3rd August, 1944.

DEPARTMENT OF : THE INTERIOR.

W. E. Davidson, appearing in Gazette of 27th July, 1944.

POSTMASTER - GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.

G. B. Austin, V. W. Murphy, D. J. Clark, C. Savin, J. T. Lewis and L. C. Williamson, appearing in Gazette of 20th July, 1944.E. C. Hosehke, and C. Davis, appearing in Gazette of 27th July, 1944.W. P. Barrow, T. D. Morris, E. A: Wilmot, N. M. Arentz, M. E. Leggett, R: V. Davey, N. Murphy, M. A. Johnston, G. E. Mallon,

and M. E. Kelly, appearing in Gazette of Ord August, 1944. .

R. E. Bonner, C. G. Friend, .F. G. Richards, H. V... Marsh, and J. R. Matthews, appearing. in Gazette of 10th August, 1944.L. Martin, and R. B. Hitchen, appearing. in Gazette of 24th August, 1944.

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OFFICES ABOLISHED, CREATED, ETC.POSTMASTER-GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.

NEW SOUTH WALES.

Offices Created: Mechanic, Grade 2, Fourth Division, Mecha-nical Section, Engineering Branch, (four offices) ; Monitor,Fourth Division, Bo.wral ; Telephonist, Fourth Division,Bowral ; Telephonist, Fourth Division, Windsor (two offices) .

VICTORIA.

Offices Created.The undermentioned offices have beencreated in the Engineering Branch, with limits of salary asindicated, subject to variation in pursuance of regulation100A; Assistant Supervising Engineer (Third Division), mini-mum £696, maximum £768 (two offices) ; Divisional Engineer(Third Division) , minimum £648, maximum £720 ; Engineer(Third Division) , minimum £396, maximum £540 (twooffices) ; Telephonist, Fourth Division, Swan Hill (threeoffices) .

Officejuice Abolished. Engineer (Traffic Studies) (£5404612),Third Division, Engineering Branch, last occupied by C. J.Allen.(Ex. Min. No. 58.)

PROMOTIONS COMMONWEALTH PUBLICSERVICE ACTL1922 -1943.

THE Public Service Board has

(1) Confirmed the undermentioned provisional promotionsas notified in the Gazettes indicated: Evan Sawkins,18th November, 1943 ; Ronald Wilfred Turnbull, 27thApril, 1944; Clarence Henry Joseph Collins, DarrellJeffs, 8th June, 1944; Keith Andrew George Smith,6th July, 1944 ; Reginald Thomas Read, 20th July,1944 ; . Clarence Vivian Bunting, Timothy Galvin,Stanley Richard Hooper, Alexander Moore, 27thJuly, 1944; Gerald McCartney, Edward FrancisPearce, Leslie Albert Quaife, Arthur HerbertWhitehead, 10th August, 1944.

(2) Cancelled the undermentioned provisional promotions,as shown: James Andrews, 6th July, 1944; WilliamMilton Edmunds, 3rd August, 1944.

(3) Promoted the undermentioned officers, as shown

POSTMASTER-GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.

Victoria.John Frawley, Lineman, Grade 2 (£288) , Fourth

Division, Engineering Branch, Line Staff (North -Eastern Division) , Seymour, as Line Foreman, Grade1 (£324- £336), Fourth Division, Engineering Branch.Line Staff ( Western Division) , Coleraine, viceJ, Vurlow, retired, with salary at the rate of £376per annum ; to take effect from 6th July, 1944.

Tasmania.Jack Smith, Lineman -in- Training (£1141233),

Fourth Division, Engineering Branch, Line Staff,Training Staff, as Lineman, Grade 2 (£288) , FourthDivision, Engineering Branch, Line Staff (LineParties) , Latrobe, vice G. A. Munro, promoted, withsalary at the rate of £32S per annum ; to take effectfrom 3rd August, 1944.

F. G. THORPE, Commissioner,Public Service Board.

APPOINTMENTS AND RETIREMENTS.THE following appointments and retirements are notified

by the Public Service Board:

APPOINTMENTS.POSTMASTER - GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.

New South Wales.Assistant (Female) , Grade 1, Fourth Division. Edna May

Bassan.Mail Officer, Fourth Division. Cecil Ines Thompson.Postman, Fourth Division. Allan Robert Richards.Motor Mechanic, Fourth Division. Noel Byron Johnston.Lineman, Grade 1, Fourth Division.Martin Hilary

Clement Cant.Telephonist, Fourth Division. Beryl Patricia Johns, Helen

Grace Reiph, Florence Felix Bennett, Jean Annie Rapley.

Queensland.Postman, Fourth Division. Cecil Henry Cornick.

Western Australia.Assistant, Grade l Fourth Division.Hugh Kevin

O'Meagher.Telephonist, Fourth Division. Marie Agnes Massey, May

Kennedy, Audrey Yvonne Derepas, Wiliner HenriettaMcLoughlin, Grace Edith Halden, Marion Brown, ThelmaDorothy Hinck, Dallas Joy Bennett.

Telegraph Messenger, Fourth Division. Francis HowardBunt, Henry James Leahy, Raymond William Quaife.

RETIREMENTS.PRIME MINISTER'S DEPARTMENT.

Canberra.Section 49. Caterina Marie Pini, Typist, Grade 1, as from

the close of business on 19th August, 1944.

DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY.

Canberra.Section 49. Gwen Ivy Crawley, Examiner (Female) , as

from the close of business on 12th August, 1944.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.

Can berra.Section 67. Archibald Allison Hamilton, Maintenance

Attendant, as from the close of business on 4th September,1944.

Queensland.Section 49. Norma Andrew Bruce, Assistant (Female) ,

Grade 1, as from the close of business on 12th August, 1944.

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH.

Victoria.Section 85 (2 ) . Emily Isabel Nisbitt, Laboratory Assistant

(Female), Grade 2, as from the close of business on 27thSeptember, 1944.

DEPARTMENT OF AIR.

Victoria.Section 49. Kathleen McGlade, Typist, Grade 1, as from

the close of business on 14th August, 1944.

DEPARTMENT OF MUNITIONS.

Victoria.Section 85 (2) . Herbert Hartenstein Potts, Manager,

Clothing Victoria, as from the close of business on 26thSeptember, 1944.

DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND CUSTOMS.

New ,South Wales.Section 67.Wyville David Edward Thomson, Clerk, as

from the close of business on ist November, 1944.

POSTMASTER -GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.

New South Wales.Section 85 (2) . Patrick John Grogan, Senior Lineman, as

from the close of business on 24th October, 1944; GeorgeMorton Crawford, Line Foreman, Grade 2, as from the closeof business on 1st November, 1944; James Alfred McGlynn,Clerk, as from the close of business on 5th November, 1944;Arthur Leslie Stevens, Mechanic, Grade 2, as from the closeof business on 14th November, 1944.

Victoria.Section 67. Margaret Ursula McGrath, Telephonist, as

from the close of business on 13th September, 1944; RobertSydney Longthor.p, Lineman, Grade 1, as from the close ofbusiness on 23rd September, 1944.

Queensland.Section 49.Iris Mary ,Critchell, Telephonist, as from the

close of business on 10th June, 1944; Elma Muriel Weller,Accounting Machinist '(Female), Grade 1, as from the closeof business on 22nd August, 1944.

South Australia.Section 49. Kathleen Claire Ruddy, Telephonist, as from

the close of business on 21st August, 1944.


Western Australia..Section 49. Mavis Audrey Barry, Telephonist, as from the

close of business on 15th August, 1944.


EXAMINATIONS.

Examination No. 2539.To ENABLE METEOROLOGICAL ASSISTANTS TO QUALIFY FOR

SALARY ADVANCEMENT, AND OTHER OFFICERS TO ACQUIREPART OF THE QUALIFICATION FOR THE OFFICE OF WEATHEROFFICER, METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE.

Held 8th August, 1944, and subsequent dates.THE following officers were successful at the examination :

J NEW SOUTH WALES.Murfett, Andrew McLean. (Observer, Grade 2.)

SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

Costello, Leo Joseph. ( Clerk.)

WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

Tweeddale, Albert Austin. (Observer, Grade 2.)


Examination No. 2542.TO ENABLE OFFICERS OF THE `l ELEORAPHIST- IN-TRAINING

STAFF TO QUALIFY FOR PROMOTION OR TRANSN'Ett ASTELEGRAPHIST, FOURTH DIVISION (NEW SOUTH WALES,VICTORIA AND WESTERN AUSTRALIA) .

Held 22nd July, 1944, and subsequent dates.

THE following oíiicers. were successful at the above examina-tion, and are regarded as having qualified on 1st August,

1944. for promotion or transfer as Telegraphist, in pursuanceof Part II. of the Conditions of Recruitment and Advancementof Telegraphists:

NEW SOUTH WALES.

Anderson, Henry John.Brown, Thomas Henry.Elliott, Noel James.Gittins, Kenneth Charles.Hornby, Jòhn Kevin.Maber, William Francis.Millward, Sydney Raymond.

Mason, Keith Ronald.

McGarrigle, Leo James.Peate, Allan William.Rawlings, James William.Sims, Charles Joseph Ashton.Smith, Warren Robert.Turner, Reginald.Wallace, Laurence Leonard.

VICTORIA.

WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

Burdge, Phillip Nicholas. Kirby, James Fredrick.


NOTIFICATION OF VACANCIES.APPLICATIONSPPLICATIONS are invited from permanent officers of the

Commonwealth Public Service for promotion or transferto the positions named in the appended Schedule. Where soindicated, applications will also be received from officers of thePublic Service of the States and other persons.

Applicants should state fully their qualifications for theposition sought, and mist, to ensure consideration, forwardtheir applications to the officer indicated in the last columnin time to reach him not later than the appointed date.

Where an applicant desires to be considered for two or morevacancies a separate application should be forwarded inrespect of each position sought except where the positionsapplied for are of similar classification and in the sameBranch of a Department, e.g., positions of Postmaster, LinesStaff positions, &c., when one application covering suchpositions will be accepted.

In the case of applicants who are permanent officers of thePublic Service of the Commonwealth or of a State, thefollowing particulars should be set out at the foot of theapplication:

Full name (block letters)DesignationStandard salary scaleOffice or BranchAge last birthday (in years)Length of serviceSalary (per annum )Date granted last increment

Other applicants should state full names, date, year andplace of birth, and whether they are natural born ornaturalized British subjects. Returned soldiers should giveparticulars of war service. Copies only of diplomas,references, testimonials, or certificates should be forwarded.If the originals are required they will be asked for.

The range of salary indicates the classified value of aposition, but appointments may be made at any salary withinsuch range.

Successful applicants must comply with the provisions ofthe Superannuation Act.

At offices where quarters are shown, a deduction at the rateof 10 per cent. of the minimum salary of the position willbe made, unless otherwise stated. Particulars of existingquarters are furnished merely for the information of officers.It is not incumbent on Departments to provide quarters,which, if provided, may be wholly or partially withdrawn atany time.

Officers of the Commonwealth Public Service, who may betransferred without promotion, as the result of an applicationfor an advertised vacancy, will be required to pay their ownexpenses of removal unless the transfer comes within theconditions prescribed in Public Service Regulation No. 119.

Fares to locality of appointment of appointees who are notpermanent officers of the Commonwealth Public Service willnot be paid by the Commonwealth unless such fares (includ-ing, if the applicant is married, those of his wife and family)exceed 13, when such allowance as the circumstances justifymay be granted.

Position, Salary Scale and Division. Locality. SalarytClosing Date for

Receipt ofApplications.

To whom Applicationsmust be forwarded.

Clerk (Audit), Grade 3 (£342£414),Third Division

Perth

PRIME MINISTER'S DEPARTMENT.Auditor - General's Office.

£382 to £454 .. 5th October, The Secretary and Chief1944 Inspector, Auditor -

General's Office, Can-berra

Applicants must possess the requisite academic qualifications prescribed in Clause 1 (e) of the relative Arbitration Determination.

ATTORNEY- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.Melbourne .. £86 to £188

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.Electoral Branch, Queensland.

Clerk (£284 -£342) Third Division Herbert £304 to £382 8th October, The Commonwealth Elec-(Townsville) 1944 toral Ofúcer, Brisbane

Duties. Assist in maintenance of rolls and civilian register and electoral work generally.

Messenger (£66- £168), Fourth Division,Patent, Trade Marks, Designs andCopyright Offices

5th October, The Secretary, Attorney-1944 General's Department,

Canberra

The rates shown are subject to variation as prescribed by Public Service Regulation 106A or relative Arbitration Determination.t The salaries shown are those payable after coat of living variations in accordance with Public Service Regulation 106A or relative Arbitration Determination

have been effected.

4

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NOTIFICATION OF VACANCIEScontinued.

Position, Salary Scale and Division. Locality. Salary.tClosing Date for

Receipt ofApplications.

To whom Applicationsmust be forwarded.

POSTMASTER- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.Central Staff.

Engineer (£396- £540), Third Division, IMelbourne . . £436 to £580

Knowledge of Broadcasting (Maintenance

New South Wales.£304 to £382

Chief Engineer's Branch

Clerk (£264 - £342), Third Division (two Accountspositions) Branch, Gene- 1944

rai Accounts,Sydney ;

Stores Branch,Sydney

Duties. Accounts Branch Computation of allowances to non-official Postmasters and subsidiesBranch. Assistant to Staff Clerk. A good knowledge of Stores Branch procedure and Public Service Act

Housing accommodation is very difficult to obtain in the metropolitan area.

5th October, The Director - General of1944 Posts and Telegraphs,

Melbourne, 0.2and Operation) desirable.

5th October,

Foreman Mechanic, Grade 3 (£468-£492), Fourth Division, EngineeringBranch, Mechanical (Telephone Work -ships)

Sydney £508 to £532

The Deputy Director, Postsand Telegraphs, Sydney

to Mail Contractors. Storesand Regulations is required.

5th October,1944


Duties entail a knowledge of workshop procedure, costing and process reconditioning of all types of telephone equipment ; alsoability to control a large staff.

Housing accommodation is very difficult to obtain in the metropolitan area.Line Foreman, Grade 2 (£360), Fourth Goulburn .. £400 5th October,

Division, Engineering Branch, Line 1944Staff (Goulburn Division)

Area Foreman. Cable jointing qualifications and ability to drive a motor vehicle deHousing accommodation is very difficult to obtain.

Bexley, £328 5th October,Stanmore 1944

Lineman, Grade 2 (£288), Fourth Divi-sion, Engineering Branch, Line Staff(No. 2 Metropolitan Division) (twopositions)

Duties include cable jointing.Housing accommodation is very difficult to obtain in the metropolitan area.

Draftsman (£234 - £522), Third Divi- + Sydney £274 to £562 . .

!

5th October,sion, Engineering Branch + 1944

Applicants should furnish full details of their qualifications and experience, particularly in electrical and mechanical design work andany other phase of drafting or engineering work. Possession of a University Degree or a Diploma of an approved technical college for acourse embracing drawing and design work as a subject is desirable.

Advancement beyond £318 per annum is subject to compliance with the conditions prescribed for advancement as Cadet Draftsman.Housing accommodation is very difficult to obtain in the metropolitan area.

Victoria.£460 ..

The Deputy Director, Postsland Telegraphs, Sydney

sirable.


f,

Foreman Carpenter (£420), Fourth Divi- Melbournesion, Engineering Branch, Mechanical

.. 5th October,1944

The Deputy Director, Postsand Telegraphs, Mel-bourne

Tentative classification £432 -£444.Duties.Applicant must be experienced in the operation and management of all classes of woodworking machinery and be competent

to control work of Carpenters engaged in joinery cabinet and construction work. Ability to control staff is essential.

Queensland.. .

i

£382 to £418

District Allowance : Grade II.Lineman, Grade 2 (£288), Fourth Divi- Stanthorpe .. £328

sion, Engineering Branch, Line Staff(South Western Division)

Applicants should state their cable jointing qualifications and whether able to drive a motor vehicle.Lineman, Grade 2 (£288), Fourth Divi- No. 2 Party £328 5th October, The Deputy Director, Posts

sion, Engineering Branch, Line Staff (Townsville) 1944 and Telegraphs, Brisbane(Line Parties (Northern Division)

Applicants should state their cable jointing qualifications and whether able to drive a motor vehicle.District Allowance : Grade III.

Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 1 (£342-£378), Third Division

Barcaldine1

5th October, The Deputy Director, Posts1944 and Telegraphs, Brisbane

The rates shown are subject to variation as prescribed by Public Service Regulation 106A or relative Arbitration Determination.t The salaries shown are those payable after cost of living variations in accordance with Public Service Regulation 106A or relative Arbitration Determinations

have been effected.t At a later date the successful applicant may be permanently transferred to Canberra.!! This position is also open to officers of the Fourth Division.

NOTICES UNDER THE BANKRUPTCY ACT 1924-1933.NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DECLARE DIVIDEND.

In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of New South Walesand the Australian Capital Territory (No. 5 of 1944) .---Re PERCY CHARLES HENRY T13RUPP, of 31 Oatley -road,Paddington, postal clerk.

A

FIRST and final dividend is intended to be paid in theabove estate. Any creditors who have not lodged proofs

of debt by the 28th September, 1944, will be excluded from thedividend.

A. V. RICHARDSON, Official Receiver.112 Pitt- street, Sydney, 1 ith September, 1944. 4206

NOTICE OF INTENDED DIVIDEND.

HAROLD DOUGLAS CROMPTON, of Croydon, carcass butcher(No. S.14 of 1934).

HUBERT ARTHUR MCDONALD, of 57 King- street Arcade,Sydney, sporting goods manufacturer (No. 5.518 of 1930) .

Last day for receiving proofs in above estates, 9th October,1944.

R. D. MAYNE, Deputy Official Receiver.St. James' Buildings, 107 Elizabeth- street, Sydney, 16th

September, 1944. 4210

No. 190.---kst September, 1944 2,02 Commonwealth Gazette

NOTICE OF ORDER OF DISCHARGE.In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Western Australia.

O. 17 of 1941. Re GuYDON ATr.i BowEA, c/o James1 Kiernan Ltd., and formerly of Redcliffe -road, Great

Eastern Highway, Redcliffe, but now of 32 Grosvenor -road,Mount Lawley, business manager.

Date of petition =7th July, 1941.Date of sequestration order -19th August, 1941.Nature of order -By order dated 15th August, 1944,

discharge granted subject to consent to judgment for£120. (Consent filed.)

Date of order of discharge -15th August, 1944.4207 G. J. BOYLSON, Registrar.

ORDER OF ANNULMENT OF SEQUESTRATION ORDER.IN the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Western Australia

(No. 33 of 1934).-Re BATTASTA ALTINIER, of Kelvin -road, Maddington, formerly of Perth, Wanneroo, Bayswater and Kenwick, labourer.

Date of petition -13th November, 1934.Date of sequestration order -13th November, 1934.Nature of order - Composition of 5s. in the £1 approved;

sequestration order annulled, and property revested indebtor.

Date of order -6th September, 1944.

4208 G. J. BOYLSON, Registrar.

SEQUESTRATION ORDER.TN the Court of Bankruptcy, District of New South Walesi and the Australian Capital Territory (No. 50 of 1944).-

Re T. P. KELLY, of Liverpool, lately residing at Main -bridge's Hotel, Hume Highway, Liverpool, horse trainer.

Date of petition -17th August, 1944.Date of sequestration order -14th September, 1944.All debts due to the above estate should be paid to me.

A. V. RIC'HARDSON, Official Receiver.13.2 Pitt street, Sydney, 15th September, 1944. 4211

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DECLARE DIVIDEND.In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of New South Wales and

the Australian Capital Territory (No. 24 of 1944) .-ReALMA MARIE O'MEARA, deceased, late of 84A General HolmesDrive, Brighton -le- Sands, married woman.

A FIRST and final dividend is intended to be paid in theabove estate. Any creditors who have not lodged proofs

of debt by the 5th October, 1944, will be excluded from thedividend.

A. V. RICHA.DSON, Official Receiver.112 Pitt - street, Sydney, 15th September, 1944. 4212

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR ORDER OF DISCHARGE.In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Central Queensland.

DEBTOR'S Name - EDWARD JAMES CARROLL.

Address -Port AIma, formerly of Yeppoon.Occupation- Carpenter, formerly trading with Alfred George

Freeman, as " Freeman & Carroll " of Yeppoon, contractors.

Court- Bankruptcy.Number -S.2 of 1935.Date fixed for hearing -13th day of October, 1944, at

Ten a.m.4214 F. J. RUSSELL, Registrar.

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE.In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of New South Wales

and the Australian Capital Territory.DEBTOR'S Name-HENRY EDWARD SHAW.

Address -57 Prospect- street, Granville.Description -Horse trainer.Number- -S.72 of 1942.Court-Bankruptcy.Date fixed for hearing -13th October, 1944.

J. T. KEANEY, Registrar.421514th September, 1944.

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR ORDER OF DISCHARGE.In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Southern Queensland.

DEBTOR'S Name -- GEoB,GE COPELAND.

Address- 146 -160 Mary- street, Brisbane, Queensland.Description- Commission salesman.Number -2 of 1943.Date fixed for hearing,--18th October, 1944.

4217 R. G. LITTLE, Registrar.

NOTICE OF ORDER REFUSING ANNULMENT OFSEQUESTRATION ORDER.

DEBTOR'S Name-JOHN UNmmw0OD.

Address -16 Federal- street, North Hobart in Tasmania.Description- Formerly labourer now a soldier.Number -S.31 of 1936.Date of order 22nd August, 1944.Nature of order-Annulment of sequestration order refused.Grounds named in order - Incomplete nature of statement 01

affairs, failure to set forth address and occupation ofcreditors.

NOTICE OF ORDERS OF DISCHARGE.Debtor's Name - EDWARD TAYLOR.

Address - Butlers Gorge in Tasmania.Description-Labourer.Number -S.38 of 1934.Date of order -7th August, 1944.Nature of order - Granted but suspended to 1st September,

1944, and to pay Official Receiver the sum of £3 ls. 3d.Amount paid 8th August, 1944.

Debtor's Name- TASMAN ARTHUR MURPHY.Address Pillinger- street, Hobart in Tasmania.Description- Ladies draper.Number -S.2 of 1942.Date of order -21st August, 1944.Nature of order Granted but suspended for fourteen days.

APPLICATIONS FOR ORDERS OF DISCHARGE.Debtor's Name- THOMAS PATRICK LOAD.

Address Strickland- avenue, Hobart in Tasmania.Number -S.3 of 1940.Description - Orchardist.Date fixed for hearing -23rd October, 1944.

Debtor's Name- FaEDEiiicx SYDNEY RODGERS.Address 250 Campbell- street, Hobart in Tasmania.Description-Salesman.Number -S.54 of 1940.Date fixed for hearing -lst November, 1944.

Debtor's Name - DUDLEY ANGUS MCCULLOCH.Address -59 Alexander- street, Burnie in Tasmania.Description Timber worker.Number -S.6 of 1929.Date fixed for hearin ;-I st November, 1944.

4213 R. G. BINGHAM, Registrar.

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE.In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of New South Wales

and the Australian Capital Territory.DEBTOR'S Name - JAMES JOSEPH LANGTRY.

Address - Bathurst, formerly of Yenda.Description- Storekeeper.Number -S.41 of 1939.Court - Bankruptcy.Date fixed for hearing -12th October, 1944.

Debtor's Name-ALBERT MCiINNES.Address -27 Campbell- street, Queaiibeyan.Description - Carrier.Number -S.311 of 1939.Court- Bankruptcy.Date fixed for hearing -13th October, 1944.

Debtor's Name- RAYMOND DESMOND JAQUES.Address -4 Bursill- street, Guildford.Description - Builder.Number -S.70 of 1928.Court- Bankruptcy.Date fixed for hearing -12th October, 1944.

J. T. KEANEY, Registrar.421614th September, 1944.

r the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Southern Queensland(No. 4 of 1944).-Re JAMES JOSEPH JUDGE, of Longreachin the State of Queensland, formerly licensed victualler. -Summary case.

Date of order for summary administration -11th September,1944.

Date and place of first meeting of creditors -18th September,1944, at Eleven a.m. at the office of the Official Receiver,Brisbane.

Date and place of public examination 26th September,1944, at the Bankruptcy Court, 4th Floor, CommonwealthOffices, Adelaide- street, Brisbane, at half -past Ten a.m.

J. E. TREGENZA, Official Receiver.Commonwealth Offices, Adelaide- street, Brisbane. 4218

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Commonwealth Gazette 2203 No. 190. 21st September, 1944

In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Tasmania (No. S.1 of1929) .-Re bankrupt estate of EDWARD JOHN QUARRELL,formerly of Koonya in Tasmania, labourer, now of 23Balaclava - street, Launceston in Tasmania.

.1

1TOTICE is hereby given that it is intended to declare asecond and final dividend in the above matter. Creditors

who have not lodged their proofs of debt with me on or beforethe 7th day of October, 1944, will be excluded from thedividend.

Dated this sixteenth day of September, 1944.

J. A. MITCHELL, Official Receiver.119 Macquarie- street, Hobart, Tasmania. 4219

In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia(No. S.88 of 1938 ).-Re SARAH ANN, RALPH GRAHAM, JACKREGII, ALD DAVIDSON and OLIVE MURIEL GREGORY, of Warner -town, farmers and lately carrying on business at \Vanderahas farmers.-Summary.NOTICE is hereby given, that there being in the hands of the

Trustee in the above estate, a surplus estimated at£71 lis. 10d. arising from the separate estate of Ralph GrahamDavidson, one of the bankrupts, and there being no separatecreditors of such bankrupt, it is the intention of such Trustee,at the expiration of fourteen days from the appearance of thisnotice in the Convmonwealth. Gazette, to transfer such surplusto the credit of the joint estate in the said consolidated bank-ruptcy.


4220 GEO. W. BURNS, Official Receiver.

In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Tasmania (No. S.11of 1942 ).-Re bankrupt estate of LEONARD FRANCIS FoLEY,of 24A. The Crescent, Trevallyn, Launceston in Tasmania,munition worker.NOTICE is hereby given that it is intended to declare a first

dividend in the above matter. Creditors who have notlodged their proofs of debt with me on or before the 5th dayof October, 1944, will be excluded from the dividend.

Dated this fifteenth day of September, 1944.J. A. MITCHELL, Official Receiver.

119 Macquarie - street, Hobart, Tasmania. 4221

NOTICE OF ORDER OF DISCHARGE.In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of New South Wales and

the Australian Capital Territory.jZ EBTOR'S Name-Axcli.mA.LD BEAUMONT MILES.

Address -114 Thomas- street, Croydon.Description - Hawker.Number -S.212 of 1941.Date of order -14th June, 1944.Nature of order - Discharge suspended till 14th September,

1944..

Ground for refusal of absolute order of discharge -Proofof facts (a) , (b) and (e) of section 119 (7) .

Debtor's Name - THOMAS JAMES JONES.Address -150 Eastern- avenue, Kingsford.Description- Clerk.Number-S.105 of 1942.Date of order -1 i th August, 1944.Nature of order Discharge suspended till 11th September,

1944.Ground for refusal of absolute order of discharge - Proof of

fact (a) of section 119 (7) .Debtor's Name- GEonoE ALFRED WHILEY.

Address -2 Gwydir -road, New Lambton.Description- Horseshoe manufacturer.Number -- -5.148 of 1938.Date of order --10th July, 1944.Nature of order - Discharge suspended till 10th September.

1944.Ground for refusal of absolute order of discharge -Proof

of fact (a) of section 119 (7) .

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR ORDER OF DISCHARGE.Debtor's Name- RoswALD LINDON BRYCE LOOSLEY.

Address -No. 1 " Lawley ", Allman - avenue. Summer Hill.Number --S.75 of 1941.Court - Bankruptcy.Date fixed for hearing --13th October, 1944.

J. T. KEANEY, Registrar.15th September, 1944. 4222

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DECLARE DIVIDEND.In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria.

No. 197 of 1940. -Re FREDERICK GEORGE DAVIES, of 11 Como -street, Alphington, builder. (Second dividend.)

No. 68 of 1941) . -Re GEORGE CECIL RICHARDS, formerly ofMitiamo, farmer, but now of Chewton, Victoria, miningcarpenter. (Second dividend.)

No. 115 of 1941.. Re WILLIAM PIERCE ALVIN, of Stratford inthe State of Victoria, saddler. (Second dividend.)

No. 171 of 1941. -Re Mm, oRD STEPHEN DONOGHUE, of McLeod -street, Wonthaggi, colliery employee, and lately residing atInverloch. ( Second dividend.)

A

DIVIDEND as above is intended to be declared in theseIA four estates. Creditors who have not lodged their proofsof debt with me on or before the fifth day of October, 1944,will be excluded from this dividend.

O. L. JONES, Acting Official Receiver.450 Law Courts ,place, Melbourne, 16th September, 1944.

4223

NOTICE OF FILING STATEMENT.In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia.OTICE is hereby given that the Trustee, in pursuance of

y section 175, lias filed the required statement in theassigned estate of Benno Ha.velberg, of Whyalla, in the Stateof South Australia.

Dated at Adelaide, this 14th day of September, 1944.W. C. CALDER, Trustee.

Steele, Calder, Austin & Slade, 20 Grenfell- street, Adelaide.4224

In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Northern Queensland(No. 17 of 1940).-Re FRANK AIRD LAMONT; at presentresiding at MeLeod street, Cairns in the State of Queenslandand employed as an engineer, but lately carrying on businessat Spence street, Cairns aforesaid, as an electrical con-tractor.AFOURTH and final dividend is intended to be declared in

the above matter. Creditors who have not proved theirdebts by the fifth day of October, 1944, will be excluded fromdividend.

Dated this thirteenth day of September, 1944.S. T. JAQUES, Official Receiver.

Customs House, Townsville. 4225

NOTICE OF ORDERS OF DISCHARGE.In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria.

DEBTOR'S Name -Eli BILLINGHAM ( commonly known asH. E. Billingham) .

Address -- Corack East.Number -5.157 of 1939.Description= La.hourer.Date of order -14th August, 1944.Nature of order-Discharge suspended until 14th September,

1944.Grounds named in order for refusing absolute order of

discharge -Proof of facts (a) and (0), section 119. (7) .

Debtor's Name -Cnu i, FRANCIS BANFIELDAddress - Erica, lately residing and carrying on business

at Bruthen and Nowa Nowa.Number-S.199 of 1938.Description- Labourer, formerly sleeper cutter.Date of order -14th August, 1944.Nature of order - Discharge suspended until 14th Septem-

ber, 1944.Grounds named in order for refusing absolute order of

discharge-Proof of fact (a), section 119 .(7) .

Debtor's Name.-- GEau&INA ROXBURGH.Address-172 Douglas- parade, Williamstown, formerly

carrying on business at 181 Douglas - parade, Williamstown.Number-S.148 of 1939.Description-Married woman,

mixed business proprietor.Date of order-16th August, 1944.Nature of order --- Discharge suspended until 16th September,

1944.Grounds named in order for 'refusing absolute order ofdischarge -Proof of facts (a) , ( b) and (e) , section119 (7).

Debtor's Name - ARTHUR BLACKWOOD DAVY.Address-Upper Beaconsfield..Number --S.49 of 1929.Description -Motor service proprietor.Date of order -17th July, 1944.Nature of order - Discharge suspended until 17th September,

1944.Grounds named in order for refusing absolute order ofd11isc9 harge -Proof

(7).

formerly confectioner and

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of facts (a), (b) and (c), section

CHAS. E. TRAYAHN, Registrar.

No. 190. -21st September, 1944 2204 Commonwealth Gazette

In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Tasmania (No. S.1.0of 1936 ).Re bankrupt estate of DOUGLAS TREVOR TONGS,of 16 Pine - street, West Hobart, in Tasmania, retreader.NOTICE is hereby given that it is intended to declare a

second and final dividend in the above matter. Creditorswho have not lodged their proofs of debt with me on orbefore the 2nd day of October, 1944. will be excluded fromthe dividend.

Dated this eleventh day of September, 1944..1. A. MITCHELL, Official Receiver.

119 Macquarie - street, Hobart, Tasmania. 4228

In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Tasmania (No. S.16of 1936) . Re bankrupt estate of 'STEPHEN EDWIN WELLS,of 139 Canning-street, Launceston, in Tasmania, formerlyof Scottsdale in Tasmania, sawmill hand.NOTICE is hereby given that it is intended to declare a

first dividend in the above matter. Creditors who havenot lodged their proofs of debt with me on or before the3rd day of October, 1944, will be excluded from the dividend.

Dated this twelfth day of September, 1944.J. A. MITCHELL, Official Receiver.

119 Macquarie- street, Hobart, Tasmania. 4229

APPLLCATIONS FOR DISCHARGE.In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia.

NO. 27 of 1942.Re JOHN ROBSON LAKIN, of 177 Childers-street, North Adelaide, previously of 93 Tynte- street,

North Adelaide, process worker. Summary case. ( Presentaddress 23 Victoria - street, Prospect.)

Date and place of hearing of application for discharge-20th October, 1944, at half -past Ten a.m., at Bank-ruptcy Court, Adelaide.

No. 28 of 1942. Re MARY ELLEN LAKIN, of 177 Childers -street, North Adelaide, previously of 93 Tynte - street, NorthAdelaide, home duties. Summary case. (Present address23 Victoria- street, Prospect.)

Date and place of hearing of application for discharge -20th October, 1944, at half-past Ten a.m., at Bankruptcy Court, Adelaide.

4230 W. R. FORBES, Registrar.

NOTICE OF ORDER OF DISCHARGE.In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of New South Wales and

the Australian Capital Territory.

DEBTOR'S Name ERNEST JAMES CAVANAGH.

.Address -51 Station -road, Auburn, formerly of Canberra,A.C.T.

Description Labourer.Number S.79 of 1936.Date of order -8th August, 1944.Nature . of order Discharge suspended till 8th September,

1944.Ground for refusal of absolute order of discharge Proof of

facts (a) and (b) of section 119 (7) .J. T. KEANEY, Registrai.


NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DECLARE DIVIDEND.Part XII.

No. 23 of 1942. In the matter of a deed of arrangementbetween NICHOLAS PASPALAS, cafe proprietor, now ofGympie, in the State of Queensland, and his creditors.NOTICE is hereby given that a second dividend is intended

to be declared in this matter. The dividend will bepaid at the office of G. S. Hutton & Macfarlane, charteredaccountants (Aust.) , 400 Queen - street, Brisbane, to thosecreditors who have preyed their claims on or before thetwenty - second day of September, 1944.

Dated this eighth day of September, 1944.

4232 JAS. P. MACFARLANE and WALTER GAY, Trustees.


No. 52 of 1941.In the matter of a deed of arrangementbetween CECIL CHARLES TREZISE, storekeeper, Dalby, in theState of Queensland, and his creditors.NOTICE is hereby given that a second dividend is intended

to be declared in this matter. The dividend will bepaid at the office of G. S. Hutton & Macfarlane, charteredaccountants (Aust.) , 400 Queen- street, Brisbane, to thosecreditors who have proved their claims on or before thetwenty - second day of September, 1944.

Dated this eighth day of September, 1944.4233 JAS. P. MACFARLANE and WALTER GAY, Trustees.


No. 115 of 1931. In the matter of a deed of inspectorshipbetween HUGH MICHAEL SHORT, Mitchell, storekeeper, andhis creditors.

Nl'OTICE is hereby given that an eleventh dividend isintended to be declared in this matter. The dividend

will be paid at the office of G. S. Hutton & Macfarlane,chartered accountants ( Rust.) , 400 Queen - street, Brisbane, tothose creditors who have proved their claims on or before thetwenty- fourth day of August, 1944.

I.'ated this tenth day of August, 1944.JAS. P. MACFARLANE and GEORGE REES, Inspectors.

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PRIVATE ADVERTISEMENTS.

T-TO RSE, blue roan gelding, lost. Brand C.T. left shoulder,

age five years, good condition, serviceman's pet.Reward W. CLAY, Orchardleigli- street, Old Guildford. 4227

In the Supreme Court of the Australian Capital Territory(No. 6 of 1944) . In the matter of the Companies Ordinance1912 -1926 (Territory of Papua) and in the matter ofMCDoNALD SCHou & COMPANY LIMITED.

NOTICNOTICE

is hereby given that a petition for the winding upEthe above -named Company by the Supreme Court of

the Australian Capital Territory was on the twenty -fifth dayof August, 1944, presented to the said Court by SteamshipsTrading Company Limited, of Port Moresby, in the Territoryof Papua. And that the said petition is directed to be heardbefore the Court on the tenth day of October, 1944, at half -past Ten a.in., at the Federal Bankruptcy Court, 7th Floor,Commonwealth Bank Building, 112 Pitt- street, Sydney, andany creditor or contributory of the said Company desirous tosupport or oppose the making of an order on the said petitionmay appear at the time cf hearing in person or by his Counselfor that purpose; and a copy of the petition will be furnishedto any creditor or contributory of the said company requiringthe saine by the undersigned on payment of the regulatedcharge for the same.

PERKINS STEVENSON & CO., Solicitors for the Petitioner.369 George- street, Sydney.

NOTE.Any person who intends to appear on the hearingof the said petition must serve on or send by post to theabove -named Perkins Stevenson & Co., notice in writing ofhis intention so to do. The notice must state the name andaddress of the person or if a firm the name and addressof the firm and must be signed by the person or firm or hisor their solicitor (if any) and must be served or if postedmust be sent by post in sufficient time to reach the abovenamed not later than twelve o'clock noon on the ninth day ofOctober, 1944. 4209

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