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AUTHORITY.
[Registered at the General Post Office, Melbourne, for transmission by post as a newspaper.]
CANBERRA, THURSDAY,
No. 58.1
HE GOVERNOR-GENERAL ÏI4S RECEIVED ADVICE
THAT HIS MAJESTY THE RÏNG HAS APPROVED
OF THE FOLLOWING AWARDS -9th March, 1945:
-
ROYAL AUSTRALIAN AÏR FOÍI.OË.
and determination in flying operations
courage
For skill,
against the enemy
DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS,
Flying Officer Edmund Hourigan, No. 420882.
Flying Officer Clarence Rey Pégg, No. 405811.
AF GOVERNOR-GENERAL HAS EFCEÏVED ADVICE
THAT HIS MAJESTY THE KING HAS APPROVED
OF THE FOLLOWING AWl,AIMS -13t1í March, 1045
ROYAL AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE.
For outstanding determination and det'ótion to ditty itin flying
operations against the enemy :
22ND
Now therefore I; Henry William Frederick Albert, Duke of
Gloucester, the Governor -General aforesaid, acting with the
advice of the Federal Executive Council, do hereby-,
(4) revoke so niìich of the said proclamation dated the
fourteenth day of January, One thousand nine
hundred and forty -one as specifies The Rural
Development Coo- ordination of Advances Act of
1938 of the State of Queensland as an Act
relation to which the said section fifty -seven A
applies; and
(b ) specify The Farmers' Assistance (Debts Adjustment)
Alts; 1985 to 1938, of the State of Queensland as an
At in relation to which the said section fiftyseven A applies:
Given under my hand and the Seal of the Commonwealth
this twenty -first day of March in the year Cat our
( L.s.)
LOrd, One thousand nine hundred and fatty -five, atilt
in the ninth year of His Majesty's reign.
,
By His Royal Highness's Command,
DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS.
Flight Lieiitchttnt Roger John Hówléÿ, No. 403176.
JOHN A. BEASLEY
Acting Attorney -General.
DISTINGUISHED FLYING MEDAL.
Flight Sergeant James Montgomery Carroll,
Commonwealth of
Australia to wit.
NO.
428491.
PROCLA1VMATI01`T
By His Royal Highness
HENRY
0945.
MARCH.
the GovëruorGeneral in and over the Commonwealth of Australia.
Governor -Generan
HEREAS by sub-section (4.) of section fifty -seven A of
the Bankruptcy Act 1924 -1933 it is enacted that that
seetioa shall apply iii relation to any State Act or law of a
Territory, whiéh Act or law is specified by the Governor General by liioelaivation as being an Act or law in relation
to which that section applies:
And Whereas, by proclamätion dated the fourteenth day of
Jäiiüafy, Oiië thousand nine hundred and forty -one The
Rzvral Debelapmze'iat Uo- ordination of Advances Act of 1938,
of the State of Queensland, Was specified As an Act. in relation
to which the said section fifty -seven A applied:
And whereas it is desirable that the said section fifty -seven
A should no longer apply in relation to The Rural Development Co- ordination Of Advances Act of 1938 of thé State of
Queensland:
And whereas it is desirable that the said section fiftyseven A should apply in relation to The Farmers' Assistance
(Debts Adjustment) Acts 1935 to 1938, of the State of
Queensland:
GOD SAVE THEE
KING!
CONSULS,
Royal Highness the Gióvernor- General directs the
recognition of Mr. Manuel Gundelach as Acting Oòiisv.l
for Panama during the absence from Sydney of the Consul,
Mr. Lorenzo Gundelach.
HIS
dirt
the
Royal Highness the Governor- General
provisional recognition of Mr. Rudolf W. Hefti as ViceConsul of the United States at Melbourne, pending his
assumption of dirty at the American Cónsulate, Pertli.
ITiS
DRAWBACK NOTICE No. 497.
Of the Customs Regulations (T:
(Regulation 1390
& C.
'44/2838).)
TINPLATE USED IN THE MANVFACTURE OF CONTAIÑEÍ8.
"No, 2'12, published in the fÿommon-
DRAWBACÏi NOtice
wealth Gazette, No. 98 of 3rd December, 1931, relating
to the above subject, is hereby cancelled.
Dated this fourteenth day of March, 1945.
.
It V. KEANE
Minister of State for Trade and CustOint.
'NOTIFICATION OF THE MAKING OF REGULATIONS.
Copies may be purchased at the Government Printing Office, Canberra, and the Commonwealth Sub-Treasury in each Capital City,
at the price indicated.
eitatinn of
Statutory
Title of Act under which Regulations made:
Rule.
Defence Act l9Ó3 -1941
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Navigation Act 1012 -1942
..
..
S.R. 1945,
No. 38
S.R. 1945,
No 30
Particalare
Of
Price or
Staatiitóry
Rule:
R giilations coíìiprised in 8tatiitory Rule.
.
Amendment of the Australian Military Regulations
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Amendments of the Navigation (Manning, Accommodation and
Coasting Trade) Regulations
8.
0
d.
3
0 3
JOHN CURTIN, Prime Minister.
1513.-No. 58.-PEKE 6D.: Quarterly,.8s. 2d.; Half-Yearly, 16s. 3d.; .Yearly, 32s. 6d.
Mareh, 1945
712
Commonwealth Gazette
COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA.
DEPARTMENT OF SUPPLY AND SHIPPING- --MARINE BRANCH.
Navigation Act 1912-1942.
LIST OF CERTIFICATES OF COMPETENCY ISSUED DURING THE PERIOD 1sT JULY, 1944, TO 31sT DECEMBER, 1944.
Particulars of Identification.
No. of
Certificate.
Name.
Date of
Issue.
Grade.
MASTERS AND MATES.
(a) Foreign-going Ships.
2nd Mate, S. (Tem- 1923
porary)
2nd Mate, S.
1913
..
0082
3.10.44
Allpike, William Edward James
0450
5.9.44
0435
0455
4.7.44
7.11.44
Master, S.
2nd Mate, S.
Beeson, Leslie Stuart
Bennett, Herbert Alan
0459
0457
0459
28.11.44
14:7.44
14.7.44
2nd Mate, S.
1st Mate, S.J
Blackwood, Henry..
Bolles, Herbert Woodville
0454
0072
7.11.44
14.7.44
Bowes, Peter Samuel
Brandis, George William
0462
Endt.
19.7.44
28.12.44
Brearley, Peter
0075
25.7.44
Brown, Robert
0073
Campbell, Brian Dennis
0071
4.7.44
Clague, William Alan
0090
27.12.44
Clay, Richard Henry
Corker, Eric Alfred
0456
0437
0470
0088
3.7.44
1.8.44
28.11.44
18.12.44
0452
28.10.44
Drues, Brian Reginald
0081
3.10.44
Dykes, Cecil Donald
Ellis, William Henry
0439
0443
3.10.44
22.11.44
..
0447-
Abbott, Neville William
Barnes, Joseph William
Bax, John Ervin . .
...
Beattie, Donald Leslie
Curphey, Ernest Arthur
Davies, James Stephen
Downie, Roy
John..
Embleth, George
j
tralia
Mitchell, Queensland
North Sydney, New South
Wales
1920
1921
1919
Sydney, New South Wales
Southend-on -Sea, England
Claremont, Western Aus-
1922
1923
Sydney, New South .Wales
Brisbane, Queensland
1911
1911
Wonthaggi, Victoria
Quirindi, New South Wales
S. (Tem-
1923
Norton, England
S. (Tem -
1922
Manly, New South Wales
S. (Tem-
1924
Cessnock, New South Wales
S. (Tem -
1924
1st Mate, S.
Master, S.
1st Mate, S.
2nd Mate, S. (Temporary)
2nd Mate, S.
1918
1914
19181924
Peel, Isle of Man, British
Isles
Melbourne, Victoria
Leeds, England
Liverpool, England
Simla, India
1914
South Shields, England
2nd Mate, S. (Temporary
Master, S.
Master, S.
1923
Sydney, New South Wales
1919
1901
2nd Mate, S.
1895
Tares, New South Wales
Fremantle, Western Australia
Stockholm, Sweden
_'.
2nd Mate, S.
. .
2nd Mate, S. (Temporary)
1st Mate, S.
. .
Voluntary Signals ..
2nd Mate,
porary)
2nd Mate,
porary)
2nd Mate,
porary)
2nd Mate,
porary)
10.8.44
1
Balmain,.Sydney, New South
Wales
Fremantle, Western Aus-
1913
1923
1st Mate, S.
14.7.44
.
'Remarks.
tralia
English, Denis Arthur Staple-
0460
14.7.44
1st Mate, S.
1921
Sliena, Malta
..
0448
10.8.44
2nd Mate, S.
1922
Sydney, New South Wales
Goldsmith, Christopher Sidney
Gormlie, William Frank
..
0464
0446
2.9.44
31.7.44
1st Mate, S.
2nd Mate, S.
1920
1922
Waverley, New South Wales
Auckland, New Zealand ..
Harris, Rodger John
. .
Harrison,
Robert William
Francis
Harvey, Stephen James Gordon
James, Reginald Thomas ..
Lawson, Edward Albion
..
0444
0472
19.7.44
29.12.44
2nd Mate, S.
1st Mate, S.
1918
1919
Albany, Western Australia
Shanghai, China
0453
0461
0440
7.11.44
28.11.44
11.10.44
1922
1904
Sydney, New South Wales
Waratah, New South Wales
Wallaroo, South Australia
Lindsay, Archibald
Lynch, Laurence James
Macaulay, Donald . .
. .
McClelland, William James ..
McDonald, Donald Gregory ..
Milner, Thomas
. .
Moffatt, Mervyn Charles
..
0463
0458
0444
0442
0449
0466
0462
10.8.44
21.11.44
12.12.44
7.11.44
10.8.44
22.9.44
5.12.44
2nd Mate, S.
2nd Mate, S.
. .
Master, S. (Sail Endorsement)
1st Mate, S.
2nd Mate, S.
Master, S.
Master, S.
2nd Mate, S.
ist Mate, S.
2nd Mate, S.
1914
1919
1.898:
1916
1922
1916
1923
Edinburgh, Scotland
Youghal, Eire
Inverness, Scotland
Regina, Canada
Campsie, New South Wales
Adelaide, South Australia
Port Adelaide, South Aus-
1923
Sydney, New South Wales
S.
2nd Mate, S.
1915
1921
1921
Shanghai, China
Sydney, New South Wales
Brisbane, Queensland
..
Master, S.
1899
Dundee, Scotland
2nd Mate, S. (Temporary)
2nd Mate, S. (Tem porary)
1925
Hurlstone Park, Sydney,
New South Wales
St. Kilda, Victoria
ton
Gilbertson, Gilbert Charles
Murdoch, Archibald James
0083
16.10.44
Nelson, Sydney Horatio
Newing, Allan Phillip
Noble, Beresford Lewis
0436
0469
0456
28.7.44
28.10.44
9.11.44
Norris, Henry William
0441
1
11.10.44
O'Keeffe, Kevin Anthony
. .
0076
10.8.44
Packman, Leslie George
..
0087
11.12.44
2nd Mate, S. (Temporary)
Master, S.
lst Mate,
I
Exchanged for Temporary Certificate
No. 0052
1921
1924
tralia
Endorsement
on
Certificate as Extra
Master, S., No.
45061 (England)
Exchanged for Tem porary Certificate
No. 0032
Exchanged for Temporary Certificate
No. 0049
Exchanged for Temporary Certificate
No. 0031
Exchanged for Temporary Certificate
No. 0038
Exchanged for Temporary Certificate
No. 0058
Exchanged for Temporary Certificate
No. 0041
To replace Certificate
No. 0027 declared
lost
1
Commonwealth Gazette
713
LIST OF CERTIFICATES
No. of
or
No. 58
COMPETENCY--COntrLylßled.
Particulars of identification.
cate.
Date of
Issue.
Pargeter, Norman ..
..
Plowright, Eric James
..
Raddatz, John Ludwig Paul ..
Randall, Colin Stuart
..
0445
0438
0458
0084
MASTERS AND MATES --continued.
(a) Foreign-going Ships-continued.
19.7.44 2nd Mate, S.
1917
9.8,44 Master, S.
1903
14.7.44 ist Mate, S.
. .
1915
9.11.44 2nd Mate, S. (Tem- 1925
Reed, Joseph Andrew
Roberts, Alexander James
Rodoreda, John Joseph
0465
0461
0451
11.10.44
Rothery, Surtees Montagu
0434
0085
4.7.44
21.11.44
..
0086
21.11.44
Shadbolt, Reginald Frederick
0457
21.11.44
Shepherd, Kenneth Frederick
0089
19.12.44
Simon, Frank Derek
0445
19.12.44
0079
Thomas, David Victor
Thomas, James Bernard
Tyler, Donald Bruce
Name.
Certifi-
Remarks.
Grade.
At.
Born.
1905
1911
1919
South Shields, England
Edinburgh, Scotland
Gawler, South Australia
Port Kembla, New South
Wales
Sydney,.New South Wales
High Wycombe, England
Fremantle, Western Aus-
Master, S.
.
2nd Mate, S. (Temporary)
2nd Mate, S. (Temporary)
2nd Mate, S.
1918
1922
Sydney, New South Wales
Waverley, New South Wales
1924
Port of Spain, Trinidad,
1920
B.W.I.
Fremantle,
2nd Mate, S. (Temporary)
Master, S.
1925
Horden, New South Wales
1919
Bridlington, Yorkshire, Eng-
19.8.44
2nd Mate, S. (Temporary)
1924
land
Southampton, England
0468
0467
0080
16.10.44
11.10.44
26.8.44
1st Mate, S.
1st Mate, S.
2nd Mate, S. (Tem-
1922
1918
1923
Melbourne, Victoria
Liverpool, England
Kyabram, Victoria
Vandersee, Claude Edgar
0074
19.7.44
1924
Crow's Nest, Queensland
Ware, Ronald William
0078
19.8.44
1925
Scone, New South Wales
White, John
. .
Wylie, Ronald
..
Young, John Carlyle
0460
0471
0077
28.11.44
12.12.44
10.8.44
1914
1921
1920
Atherton, England
Sydney, New South Wales
Bundarra, New South Wales
..
0002
27.10.44
Hansen, Eric William
0020
27.10.44
0003
0018
9.9.44
9.11.44
Sandery, Neil Lyndon
0059
12.12.44
Walton, Herbert Storey
0011
Sadler, Geoffrey Lesley
Sayles, Larret Pearson Hill
. .
Smith, Peter James Langton .
.
22nd Match, 1945
9.9.44
14.7.44
porary)
ist Mate, S.
1st Mate, S.
2nd Mate, S.
porary)
2nd Mate, S. (Temporary)
2nd Mate, S. (Temporary)
2nd Mate, S.
ist Mate, S.
2nd Mate, S. (Tem..
porary)
tralia
tralia
Western
Aus-
(b) Limited Coast Trade Ships.
Farmilo, Arthur
Hill, William Henry
McKay, William Alexander
.
.
. .
Master, e.g. " D ", F.
and A.
Master. s.g. " A ", S.
(Darwin to Townsville)
Master, s.g. " B ", S.
2nd Mate, s.g. " A ",
1898
Adelaide, South Australia
1904
Brisbane, Queensland
1905
1919
Australian
1917
1st Mate, s.g. " B ",
1916
Port Lyttleton, New Zealand
1920
Charters Towers, Queensland
Hamilton, New South Wales
Ipswich, Queensland
Killarney, Queensland
Malvern, Victoria
.
S.
Master,
Yacht
12.12.44
Christchurch, New Zealand
Broken Hill, New South
Wales
Adelaide, South Australia
S.
ENGINEERS.
(a)
Imperial Validity.
Allu.m, Maurice Charles
0565
6.10.44
2nd Class, S.
Arthur, Acril Idris Boyden
Barbat, Felix Edward
Bardon, Paul Watson
Barton, Ian Lisle ..
0571
0499
0491
0501
16.12.44
15.11.44
2nd Class, S.
1st Class, S.
1st Class, S.
1st Class, S.
29.9.44
6.12.44
Bebee, Alexander Sinclair
Birk, Frederick Kenneth Laird
0492
0017
29. 9.44
10.11.44
Blanchard, Ernest
Donald
Matheson
Boshell, William Kennedy
Brackenridge, Alexander William
Bryce, Thomas Henry
. .
0055
6.7.44
0559
0156
Buckley, Ben Barry
Charlton, Colin Jordan
Cody, Douglas Kennedy
Cranston, Richard John
.
.
1921
1913
1917
1896
1st Class, S.
Extra ist Class, S.
1916
1st Class, C.
1915
10.8.44
22.11.44
2nd Class, S.
2nd Class, M.
1919
1920
0066
15.12.44
1st Class, C.
1910
0570
0490
0554
0059
15.12.44
3.8.44
27.7.44
24.8.44
2nd Class, S.
1st Class, S.
2nd Class, S.
1st Class, C.
1918
1913
Daniels, Melville Stanley
Dickson, Frederick David
0572
0153
20.12.44
6.7.44
2nd Class, S.
2nd Class, M.
1920
1914
Donaghy, Samuel Eli
0555
27.7.44
2nd Class, S.
1920
Fairweather, Robert
Farrington, Milich . .
0060
0064
14.9.44
26.10.44
let Class, C.
1st Class, C.
1914
1912
Garvie, Ronald Harry
0065
15.11.44
1st Class, C.
1912
.
.
1910.
]920
1915
Sydney, New South Wales
Toongabbie, New South
Wales
Adelaide, South Australia
Sydney, New South Wales
Midland Junction, Western
Australia
North Sydney, New South
Wales
Sydney, New South Wales
Adelaide, South Australia
Stockton, New South Wales
North Sydney, New South
Wales
Burwood, New South Wales
Balmain, Sydney, New South
Wales
Leiehhardt, New South
Wales
Arbroath, Angus, Scotland
Kaiwata, Auckland, New
Zealand
Colchester, England
.
To replace Certificate
No. 0237 declared
lost
58r..-2Búet IfAroh; 1946
LisT
..
dUMRInuft0aTIA
Date of
Issue.
cate.
Gullies, Alexander Glendale
or
6, 0oMPATIINóV-e6rdinu@d.
Particulars of Identification.
No. of
CertIli-
ihme.
Oomtiónwénith Ci9,zettè
114
_.
_
Grade.
EttnIi4tERn--6nti9Lited.
(a) imperial PtxiitisEytihtinuéd:
P4rräniatta,
1.0:12.44 2nd Classi M.
1918
0159
Remarks.
At.
Born.
New
South
Wales
Gullies,
Gough,
Jack Roslyn
Stanley
Frederick
Keith
Grainger, Douglas Allan
Greenwood, William James
Hammond, Sydney Walter
Hansen, Robert Harold
Harper, Harold Neil
Hervey, John Francis
. .
.
. .
:
.
. .
Hill, William Charles
Hurd,
Jack Bernard
0494
0567
18.10.44
26.10.44
0155
0495
0489
0504
0564
0569
15:11.44
0056
0500
19.7.44
23.11.44
2ñd. Class) S.
:.
1911
1909
Brisbane, Queensland
Guildford, New South Wales
2iïd Class; M.
ist Class, S.
let Class, S.
ist Class, S.
2nd Class; S.
2nd Class; S.
..
..
..
..
..
..
1919
1890
1918
1918
1918
1922
Nkrrogin, Western Australia
Melbourne, Victöria
LOndon, England
Newcastle, New South Wales
Newcastle, New South Wales
Port Adelaide; South Aus-
1át Class, S.
2q.11.44
3 .7.44
2O;1244
6:10.44
1.12.44
tralia
1st Class, C.
1st Class, S.
let Class,
Kneale, John Valentine
Leahy, Thomas Andrew Daft.
aid
.
Mason, John Wentworth
Mathiesen, Douglas Gavin ..
McLauchlan, Colville Hector.
. .
Munson,
i
Ronald Cecil
. .
Murphy, Leslie Gordon
Nicholson, Ronald William . .
Payne, Herbert Lea
. .
Pitcher, Alan Charles
0092
0087
21.9.44
27:7:44
055e
0493
0508
0566
0552
0498
0496
0094
3.8.44
11.10:44
11.10.44
14.7.44
17.11.44
11:11.44
20.12.44
S.
2iid Class, S:
2nd Class, S.
2zid Class, S.
1St Class, S.
1st Class, S.
1st Class, M.
Price, Clifton Norrie
Prior, Peter Reginald
Pritchard, Alfred Ernest
Quirk, Walter Richard
0562
0154
0560
0497
14.9.44.
14.7.44
10.8.44
11.11.44
2nd Class, S.
21X1 Class, M.
2nd Class, S.
ist Class, S.
Rattray, John Charlie Middleton
.
Rush, Thomas
Schmidt, Lewis Edward
0063
29:9.44
0062
0157
16.9.44
22.11.44
1st Class, C.
2nd Class, M.
1913
1920
Seav, Alexander ..
Smith, Alfred William
Stackhouse, Harry ..
0558
0502
8.8.44
11.12.44
20.12.44
2nd Class, S.
1st Class, S:
1st Class, M.
1921
1911
1918
. .
Swanson, Douglas James
.
Tippett, Frederick ..
Tooth, John Donald Macaneh
.
Walker, Allan Brooks
0503
0058
15.12.44
31.7.44
19.7.44
29.9:44
1st Class; S.
1st Class, C.
2nd Class, S.
2nd Class, S.
1918
1909
1921
1921
Walsh, John Vernon
Walsh, Terence John
Weldon, Stuart William
0158
0557
0061
15.12:44
3.8.44
14.9.44
2nd Class, M.
2nd Class, S.
1st Class, C.
1919
1920
1903
0561
7.9.44
2nd Class, S.
1919
.
.
Dös
153
0563
40
.
.
West, Sydney Ross
00)
1913
1914
M.
1st Class, C.
. ,
tralla
2nd Class, S.
let Class,
New South Wales
Townsville, Queensland
Adelaide, South Australia
Alberton, South Australia
Sydney, New South Wales
St, Peters, New SOuth Wales
Dacca, .India.
Fremantle, Western Aus-
1920
1918
1915
1920
1921
1916
ist Class,
15.11.ß-4
London, -Ehglaiìd
Midland Junction, Western
Australia
Liverpool, England
Kalgoorlie, Western Aims=
1904
1916
Sydney;
1909
1917
tralia
Traralgon, Victoria
Brighton, South Australia
South Melbourne, Victoria
Now South
Narromine,
Wales
Edinburgh, Scotland
1920
1917
1915
1902
1908
O.
North Shields, England
Canterbury, New South
Wales
Newcastle, New South Wales
Killarney, Queensland
Alert Bay, British Columbia,
Canada
Sydney, New South Wales
Melbourne, Victoria
Ìngham, Queensland
Wollongong, New South
Wales
Ballarat, Victoria,
Sydney, Ñew South Wales
Barnard Castle, Durham,
England
Parramatta, New South
Wales
Permits to act as Engineers of Motor Ships.
__
Certificate Held.
Permit.
....._
Rime
No.
Herbert
Frederick
Giles,
9147
...
.
Class,
.
_
Date of
Grade.
2nd
_
Issue.
10.12.44
M.
.
__._._
_
No.
Vessel.
Vessels
of
0477
.
_
_.__
Date of
Issue.
16.6.43
Remarks.
Where Issued.
Sydney
. .
Grade.
ist Class, S.
Expires, 17.12.45
Adelaide S.S.
CO.
:-
NOTE.-The following abbreviations e+re used to indicate the several classes of certificates
S., Steamship§ ; M., Motor; C:, Conibitted Stettin and Motor ; P. and A:, ]ore and Aft
; s.g.,
sub -grade.
Dated this 23rd day of February, 1945.
W. P. ASHLEY,
Minister of State for Supply and Shipping.
THE COMMONWEALTH OP AUSTRALIA.
Audit Act 1901 -1934.
rpHE C01VEtcoNWJ ALT11 OF AUSTRALIA hds in its
possession a quantity of gold amalaa.iñ weighing about
467.43 oz. and two (2) gold ingtite Weighing' 2.86 ôz. which
came into the possëssinh of the 1V1ilittry Anthótities at
Mamie near Wau in the Territory of NNW Ottinea on or about
the third day of August, 1942.
It is hereby notified that persons claiming to he the owner t
of the said gold amalgam or the said gold iiïgot§ or any part
thereof must take the necessary steps to establish their
cia,iüì§ td ÓWnet ship by lÉgal i)roceeding§ iii5titütéd uri á
Court of competent jurisdiction for the return of the said gold
ariin.i th. or gold ingots or .part thereof to theii1.
ft is hereby further notified that should lègäl protctdiñgs'
not be instituted as aforesaid on or before the first day of
Jitile, 1945, or should. such proceedings be taken but fail 66
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aeroplane hangars, sheds ( Delman or others), e4niponents
of aeroplane hanIars, sheds or houses of canvas, fabric{
or other like material, snail bags, fenders, cargo nets,
ships,.gear, marquees, akillions, binding and gápveror
aprons, camp beds, deck chairs, camp furniture, rope or
wire splicing and al! classes of goods other than boots,
shoes and slippers, made from leather, pelts, fabric,
canvas, fibre or vulcanized fibre, and/or all substitutes for
leather, pelts, fabric, canvas, fibre or vulcanized fibre,
used hl the industries, also machining in all sections and
On spraying, together with such other persons whether
engaged in the industries or not, as have been apppirited
officers of the Federation and admitted as members
thereof.
establish the claim ,rnf any claimant to ownership the Commonwealth will convert the said gold amalgam and gold
ingots into money and the money so obtained will be dealt
with pursuant to sections 28, 29 and 30 of the Au&t Oct
1901 -1934.
The said gold amalgam and gold ingots are held in .Sydney,
further particulars which may be
required by intending claimants may be obtained by application to the Crown Solicitor for the Commonwealth, Commonwealth Bank Building, 108 -120 Pitt -street, Sydney.
Buildin=g,,, 108 -120 Pitt-street, Sydney.
New South Wales, and any
H. F. E. WHITLAM,
Crown Solicitor for the Commonwealth,
108 -12Q Pitt -street, Sydney.
to the following
Constitati pn.
The Federation shall consist of an unlimited number
of employees throughput the Commonwealth, engaged or
usually engaged in, or in connexion with the te,lulrng and
Commonwealth Conciliation and Arbitration Act 1904 -1934.
Principal Registry,
Melbourne,
lath March, 1940.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR THE CHANGE OF
NAME OF AN ORGANIZATION.
NOTICE is hereby given that application has been made
to me under the Commonwealtic Con-ciliation and
Arbitration. Act 1904 -1934 for the change of name of an
organization called the Actors' Equity of Australia to the
Actors' and Announcers' Equity Association of Australia.
Any person who desires to object to the change of name of
the organization may do so by lodging with Tile notice of
the objection in the prescribed form and a statutory declaration in support thereof within twenty -one days after the
publication of this advertisement, and by serving en the
organization copies of the notice of objection and statutory
declaration so lodged.
MURRAY M. STEWART, Industrial Registrar,
(-'Qmmonwea.lt4 Conciliation and Arbitra(ioai AN 1904- 1:34,
Principal Registry,
Melbourne,
13th March, 1940.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR CHANGE OF THE
CONDITIONS OF ELIGIBILITY FOR MEMBERSHIP OF
AN ORGANIZATION.
TOTICE is hereby given that application has been made
to lee under the Com:nwo?rit; caltlt Conciliation and
Arbitration Act 1904 -1934 for the change of conditions of
eligibility for membership of the Australian Saddlery Leatbei
Sail Canvas Tanning Leather Dressing and Allied Workers
Trades Employees' Federation from the following:.Constitutio1z.
Federation shall consist of an unlimited number
of employees throughout the Commonwealth, engaged or
usually engaged in, or in connexion with the tanning
and leather dressing industry, handling, bagging or
grinding bark, the manufacture of bark and other tanning
extracts, the classing or sorting of leather (finished or
unfinished) where such is done on tannery premises, the
manufacture of glue and gelatine and by- products,
adhesives, pastes, fertilizer. constituents, dextrine, cal ciners or other like materials, the washing or other
treatment of animal hair, with tanning, dressing dyeing
or other treatment of fur or other skins, or in the making
or repairing saddles, saddle trees, harness, collars and
rugs for horses or other animals, bridles, fly -veils and
strappings, whips, whiptltoiigs, machine beltifig, respirators or gas masks of leather, canvas, fabric or other
Iike material, trunks, bags, portmanteaux, travel goods,
suit or attache cases, braces of all descriptions, belts,
razor strops, watch straps, suspenders, sporting goods
of canvas, leather or other like material, travellers'
sample cases of all descriptions, musical, gramophone,
wireless, ,surgical and spectacle cases of all descriptions,
ladies' evening bags, ladies' handbags, handbags of all
descriptions, wallets, purses, pouches, leather or fabric
gloves of all descriptions, leggings, hat leathers, designing,
clicking or cutting leather coats, leather hats or caps,
play suits of leather or fabric, sails, tents, tarpaulins,
rigging, flags, nose bags, water bags, weather cloths,
dodgers, =vas, duck or calico bags of all descriptions,
blinds of all descriptions, inside or out, mast coats,
awnings, sail covers, canvas, duck, fabric or calico covers
Of a,ll descriptions, canvas, or coir save -ails, slings of all
descriptions, wind sails, hose of all descriptions'
escriptions, covers
for wings. of aeroplanes, or component parts of aeroplanes
of canvas, sail, fabric, or other like material, parachute
harness of leather, sail, canvas, or other like material,
3. The
ir
leather dressing industry, handling, bagging.gr grinding
bark, the manufacture of barlr and other tanning extr i,çts,
the classing or sorting of leather 0.1400 or unfinished)
where such is clone on tannery premises, the manufaeti}re
of agar -agar, glue and gelatine and by- products, adhesives,
pastes, fertilizer constituents, deetriiie, calçiners or other
tike materials, the washing or other treatment of nniiral
Bair, with tanning, dressing, dyeing or other treatment of
fur or other skins, including woolled lamb or sheepskins,
clicking, cutting by hand or rnaçliine, or in the making
or repairing saddles, saddle trees, harness, collars and
rugs for horses and other aiiuials, bridles, fiyTyeils and
strappings, whips, wbiptliong;s, machine belting, respirar
tors or gas masks of leather, canvas, fabric pr other like
material, trunks, bags, pprtmanteatix, travel goods, e> it
or attache cases, braces` of all descriptions, belts, ra4Pr
strops, watch straps, suspenders, sporting goods of çanyQa,
leather or like material, travellers' sample cases of all
descriptions, musical, gramophone, wireless, surgical and
spectacle cases of all descriptions, ladies' evening bags,
ladies' handbags, handbags of all desçriptiQns, wallets,
póueher, folio or folio covers pf sll descriptionw, leather
or fabric gloves of all descriptions, leggings, hat leather,,
designing, leather coats, leather hats or caps, play suits
of Ieather or fabric, sails, tents, tarpauliii.,s, rigging, ílágs,
nose hags, water bags, weather cloths, dodgers, canyas,
duck or calico bags of all descriptions, blinds áf all
descriptions, inside or out, mast coats, awnings, sail
covers, canvas, duck fabric or calico covers of all descriptions, canvas, or coir save-ails, slings of all descriptions,
wind sails, hose of all descriptions, covers for wings of
aeroplanes, or component parts of aeroplanes of canvas,
sail, fabric, or other like material, parachute harness
of leather, sail, canvas, webbing, or other like material,
aeroplane hangars, sheds (Belman or others), components
of aeroplane hangars, sheds or honses of canvas, fabric,
or other like material, mail bags, fenders, cargo nets,
ships' gear, marquees, skillions, binding and cgnve or
aprons; gaskets and washers of leather, canvas, ,pr other
like material, camp beds, deck chairs, camp furniture,
rope or wire splicing, and all classes of goods other
than boots, shoes 'and slippers, made from leather, pelts,
fabric, canvas, fibre or vulcanized fibre, webbing, and/or
all substitutes for leather, pelts, fabric, canvas, fibre, or
vulcanized fibre, webbing, used in the industries, also
machining in all sections and on spraying, together with
such other persons whether engaged in the industries or
not, as have been appointed officers of the Federation and
admitted as members therep f,
Any person who desires to objsot to the proposed change
may do sp by lodging with me a Notice of objection in the
prescribed form and a statutory declaration in support
thereof within twentyrone days after the publication of this
advertisement and by serving on the organization copies of
the notice sif objection and statutory declaration so lodged.
MURRAY M. STEWART, Industrial Registrar.
"
.
.
CERTIFICATES OF ,NATURALIZATION.
TT is hereby notified for general information that the Minister
1 of State for the Interior has granted certificates of
naturalization to the persons named in the sub- joined lïst,
J. A. CARRODUS, Secretary,
Department of the Interior,
Date of N tt aigatton, 0.t7, Ootobtr, 1944.
Israelzik, Klaus Abraham Samuel, 1131 New South llead-r94)
Double say, New South Wales.
Date of Naturalization, 27tlrt filnAlftrp, 1948.
Taft, Samuel, 2. Queens- road, Melbourne, Victoria,
No. 58.--22n4 March, 1943
Commonwealth Gazette
71 6
Date of Naturalization, 31st January, 1945.
Sesso, Antonino, 64 Swan-street, Richmond, Victoria.
De tonno, Giorgio, Gorge -road, Athelston, South Australia.
Cicco, Eftimo (known as Efthimiou, Tsikos), 122 Riley-street,
East Sydney, New South Wales.
Tsaousis, Frangoulis (known as Viaros, Frank), 270 Enmoreroad, Marrickville, New South Wales.
Wagner, Wolfgang, 10 Beach -road, Edgecliff, New South
Wales.
Benati, Giuseppe, Jamison -road, Penrith, New South Wales.
Treffe, John Paul, Forbes- street, Yeoval, New South Wales.
Mesticheìli, Angelo, 63 James-street, Perth, Western Australia.
Elton, Henryk, 129 Victoria -road, Bellevue Hill, New South
Wales.
Letizia, Calogero, Waddi Forest, via Bunjil, Western Aus-
tralia.
Battista, Upper Burragorang Valley,
New South Wales.
Fanetti, Domenico, Leonora, Western Australia.
Mintcheff (known as Ivanoff) , Slavi Ivanoff (known as Slavi),
Robert- street, Osborne Park, Western Australia.
Alvarez, Ramon, 62 Denham- street, Rockhampton, Queensland.
Tzarines, John, Darwin, Northern Territory.
De Candido, Giovanni
.
Neurath, Edgar Walter, 55 Mayston -street, Hawthorn East,
Victoria.
Hirschfeld, Georg, 13 Manion -avenue, Rose Bay, New South
Wales.
Langen, Friedrich, 22 Woodroyd- street, Mt. Lawley, Western
Australia.
Berger, Eugen, 23 Fifth -avenue, Maylands, Western Australia.
Pelizzari, Giacomo, Macknade, via Ingham, Queensland.
Carli, Michele, Emily- street, Seymour, Victoria.
Garlando, Emilio, Lynn -street, Ingham, Queensland.
Peruzzi, Angelo, Farm 454, Griffith, New South Wales.
Adami, Carmelo (known as Carmelo Domenico), River -road,
St. James Park, South Australia.
Piccone, Vittorio, 43 Digger- street, Cairns. Queensland.
Zavarise, Guilio, Farm 7, Hanwood, New South Wales.
Stufano, Vincenzo, Halifax, Queensland.
Deo'a, Ugucione Giuseppe, Murray Downs, New South Wales.
Nodari, Giacomo, Pemblegong Station, Hay, New Soua-h Wales.
Giuntini, Luigi, Widgelli, via Griffith, New South Wales.
Herzberg, Leopold, 16 Arthíir- street, Randwick, New South
Wales.
Mendels, Karl, 16 Arthur- street, Randwick, New South Wales.
Simon, Bernhard, 223 Bluff- road,. Sandringham, Victoria.
Deutsch, Moritz, 17 Charnwood -crescent, St. Kilda, Victoria.
Inwald, Ladislaus Wolf, 30 Trafford- street, East Brunswick,
Victoria.
Schick, Heinrich (Henry) , .5 Ithaca Flats, Ithaca -road,
Elizabeth Bay, New South Wales.
Grunthal, Wolfgang, 571 Lower Bowen -terrace, New Farm,
Brisbane, Queensland.
David, Leopold,. South Nonda, Bobgabri, New South Wales.
Lowenstein, Wolfram, 4 Kenneth Manor, Kenneth- street,
Bondi, New South Wales.
Lachs, Joseph, 717 Anzac -parade, Maroubra, New South Wales.
Anschel, Wilhelm, 531 New South Head-road, Double Bay,
New South Wales.
Goldsmith, Alfred, 26 the Avenue, Windsor, Victoria.
.
Date of Naturalization, 2nd February, 1945.
Cosenza, Domenico, Frogmore -road, St. James Park, Findon,
South Australia.
Buchanek, Lejb (known as Leon), 23 Terrace -street, Brisbane,
Queensland.
Frid, Cal, 66 Paterson -street, North Carlton, Victoria.
Finn, Isaac, 568 Drummond- street, North Carlton, Victoria.
Fratantaro, Santo, Kay-road, Werribee, Victoria.
Vertesi, Andrew, 37 Douglas -avenue, Chatswood, New South
Wales.
Newman, Eric, 1 Mathoura-road, Toorak, Victoria.
Salter, Robert, 3 Walstab- street, East Brighton, Victoria.
Wilkins, Alfred George Charles, 6 Ada -avenue, Warrawee, New
South Wales.
McDonald, Henry Arthur, New- street, Nundah, Brisbane,
Queensland.
Lubasch, Hedwig, 25 Cardigan-street, East St. Kilda, Victoria.
Rosenberg, Robert Bruno, 6A Belltrees, Onslow-avenue, Elizabeth Bay, New South Wales.
Bruhl, Arthur, 29 Ashton -street, Bondi Junction, New South
Wales.
Zimmermann, Paul Werner, Hume Highway, Mittagong, New
South Wales.
Bratt, Berl, 175 Rocky Point -road, Kogarah, New South
Wales.
.
Date of Naturalization, 14th February, 1945.
Epstein, Ferenc, O'Connell -street, Kingswood, New South
Wales.
Selzer, Edwin, 11 Browning -street, Elwood, Victoria.
Bourke, Harry, 16 Graham- street, Pascoe Vale, Victoria.
Zylberman, Abram Chaim (known as Artur) , 89 Birriga-road
Bellevue Hill, New South Wales.
Bandi, Jeno, 31 Margaret- street. Cainpsie, New South Wales
Weisz, Marie Charlotte, 114 Wamganella- street, Balgowlah
New South Wales.
Sammler, Oscar Emil, 87 Beresford -road, Rose Bay, New South
Wales.
Bertoldo, Luigi, c/o Natale, Airdmillan, Ayr, Queensland.
Fatseas, George, Sunshine Café, Dalgarno- street, Coonabara
bran, New South Wales.
Krindler, Henry, 2 Tennyson- street, St. Kilda, Victoria.
Matijas, Blaz, Rockingham- road, Spearwood, Western Aus
tralla.
Schwarz, Euneric, 51 Albert -road, Strathfield, New South
Wales.
Yanulis, Alexander, c/o District Engineers Branch, Western
Australian Government Railways, Western Australia.
Kay, Martin, 67 Boronia -road, Bellevue Hill, New South
Wales.
Feller, Bruno, 8 Gordon Grove, South Yarra, Victoria.
Loewenstein, Max, 67 Harrow -road, Auburn, New South
\Vales.
Milton, Thomas Tibor, Flat 4, 338 Liverpool -road, Ashfield,
New South Wales.
Roller, Izydor, Hepburn Springs, Victoria.
Sebestyen, George, 23 Balfour -road, Rose Bay, New South
Wa les.
Rak, Mortka Josef, 76 Fenwick-street, North Carlton, Victoria.
Bennett, Morris, 509 Station -street, North Carlton, Victoria.
Strauss, Erich, Grose Vale, via Richmond, New South Wales.
Heller, Harry Herrman, c/o National Oil Pty. Ltd., Glen
Davis, New South Wales.
Orlando, Giuseppe, Hamel, via Waroona, Western Australia.
Grunseit, Moses, 17 Miller -road, Old Guildford, New South
Wales.
Santangelo, Gaetano, Gwandalen -road, Bonnyrigg, New South
Wales.
Gangeini, Carmelo, 44 Macqúarie -road, Wentworthville, New
South Wales.
Battista, Ciro, Flaggy Creek, Victoria.
Coroneos, Haralampos, 51 Pine -avenue, Mildura, Victoria.
Felbert, Siegfried. 12 Unwin-road, Waitara, New South Wales.
Stein, Richard, 22 Bellevue -road, Bellevue Hill, New South
Wales.
Strauss, Arthur. 10 Tareema -street, Hollywood, Western Aus.
tralia.
Pentley, Martin. l57 Victoria -road, Bellevue Hill, New South
Wales.
Schmid, Friedrich Franz, 6 Princes- street, St. Kilda. Victoria.
Schweda, Adolf Maria, 53 Wilgah-street, East St. Kilda, Vic-
toria.
Jaeger, ,Robert, 122 Brook -street, Coogee, near Sydney, New
South Wales.
Gerstmann, Richard, 9 Lyndock, 32 Anglesea- street, Bondi,
New South Wales.
Pisko, Heinrich, 244 Carrington-road, Coogee, New South
Wales.
Friedler, Friedrich, 38 Burke-road, Malvern East, Victoria.
Siehs, Anna, G Springfield-avenue, Toorak, Victoria.
Rink, Vera Jeanette, 332 Alison -road, Coogee, New South
Wales.
Kohn, Heinrich, 28 Alma-road, St. Kilda, Victoria.
Kohn, Alice, 32 William- street, Double Bay, New South Wales.
Palmer, Hubert Kurt, 29 Carnarvon -road, Caulfield, Victoria.
Alexandrowicz, Mosiek- Moritz (known as Alexander, Morris),
268 Amess -street, North Carlton, Victoria.
Date of Natura lization, 17th February, 1945.
Degen, Alois, c/o Mr. L. W. Thomas, "Kiawarra ", Guyra,
New South Wales.
Hionin, Nikolai AIexeevich, c/o Mr. A. Gorsky, 25 Brentwood avenue, Turramurra, New South Wales.
Kende, John Elemer, 8 Smithfield -road, Fairfield, New' South
Wales.
Markus, Charlotte, 16 Ethel- street, Vaucluse, New South
Wales.
Cohn, Dorothea, 189 Liverpool -road, Ashfield, New South
Wales.
Schlesinger, Manfred Paul David, 17 Foster- street, St. Kilda,
Victoria.
Broh, Heinz Henry, c/o Mr. Keith, Howitt-street, Kingston,
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory.
Peters, Harry, Penrith, New South Wales.
Abrahamson», Gerda Lucie, 17 Elizabeth Bay-road, Elizabeth
Bay, New South Wales.
Kuttner, Werner, l5 Lennox -street, Gordon, New South Wales.
Sander, Dora, 6 Abbott- street, Coogee, New South Wales.
Gerber, Alice, Baulkham Hills, New South Wales.
Ka.hner, Martin Max, 30 Varden- street, Kalgoorlie, Western
Australia.
Tirpkou, Evangelos Lazarou, Duncan's -road, Werribee South,
Victoria.
Halïk, Joseph, 268 Drummond -street, Carlton, Victoria.
-
Sartori, Francesco, 7 {beeves- street, Fitzroy, Victoria.
Kita, Perik] i Todi Petro, Gladstone-street, Coorparoo, Queens-
land.
Heilpern, Alfred, 621 Toorak -road, Toorak, Victoria.
ans, 1 Park -avenue, Gordon, near Sydney, New South
Hans,
Wales.
Wiener, Susanna, 3A Heath- street, Bexley North, New South
Wales.
Rauchberg, Eduard, 25 Wardell -road, Petersham, New South
Wales.
Bauer, Franz, 5X33401, l0 A.C.H., Coorparoo, Brisbane,
Queensland.
Rout, lstvan (known as Hunt, Stephen.), Flat 4, " Winslow ",
Abbey- street, Randwick, New South Wales.
Petrov Genev, Nedelico (known as Petroff, Nedelka) , c/o
Woods & Forests Department, Mt. Burr, via Millicent, South
Australia.
Date of Naturalization, 22nd Februar!,, 1945.
Gore, Walter Michael, 49 Bayswater -road, Kings Cross, New
South Wales.
CERTIFICATES OF NATURAIJIZATION.
is Hereby notified for general information that the
Minister of State for the Interior has granted. Certificates
Ir
of Naturalization to the persons named in the sub-joined
list.
J.
Na. 58.-22nd March, 1945
717
Commonwealth dazetté
Secretary,
Department of the Interior.
A. CARRODUS,
Data of Naturalizaiin4, 16th January, 1945.
Pelliccia, Enrico, 142 Fitzgerald- street, Perth, Western
Jansen, Jóhn Otto, 27 Liverpool -street, Rose Bay, New South
Wales.
Victoria.
Blumenthal, Hans, 66 Barkly-street, St. Kilda,
Wales.
South
New
Bilhul,
554,
Farm
Forner, Agostino,
Apollini, .Albino Tommaso, Farm 1178, Griffith, New South
Wales.
Papadopoulos, Dimitris (known as Aroney, Jim ), 17 Brisbane
street, Tamwortli, New South Wales.
Western
Della-Rodolfa, Cesare, 381 Newcastle- street, Perth,
-
Australia.
Mediati,
Date of Naturalization, 31st January, 1945.
Bondy, Josef, 48 Chatsworth -road, East Prahan, Victoria.
Kurt, Philipp Alfred, Flat 1, 192 Punt -road, Prahran, Victoria.
Stossler, Kurt, 11 Bonfield-avenue, Upper Hawthorn,
Victoria.
Ullin, Hedwig, 23 Denman -avenue, East St. Kilda, Victoria.
Oksanen, John Ferdinand, Kangaroo Creek, New South
Wales.
Favero, Giovanni, Farm 669, Yoogali, New South Wales.
Klages, Frederick William, No. 3 Camp, Alice Springs,
Northern Territory.
Russo, Demiano, 162 Victoria -avenue, Chatswood, New South
Wales.
Kallio, Yrjo Barnhard, gyrin Hut 18, Mines Lease, Mt. Isa,
Queensland.
Bnnetti, Guido, Nairne, South Australia.
Pandzig, Yerko (known as Pa.nzich, Jerry), Manjimup,
Western Australia.
Agosta, Gregorio, Mirboo North, Victoria.
Weil, Ursula, 25 Elizabeth- street, Malvern, Victoria.
Translateur, Irma, 11 Chelmsford road, Wentworthville,
New South Wales.
Hollander, Frieda, Stafford- street, Double Bay, New South
Wales.
Hattala, Piroska Piri, 430 Victoria -avenue, Chatswood, New.
South Wales.
Bosveld, Roelof Hendrik, 16 Bayliss-street, Toowong, Queensland.
Gra.zdani (known as Spiroff) , Vasil Michail Spiroff, Yanmah
via Manjimup, Western Australia.
Gottesfeld. Alfred, 177 Victoria -road, Bellevue Hill, New
South Wales.
Sieben!horn, Rolf Hellmuth, 5 Brighton-boulevarde, North
Bondi, New South. Wales.
Wild, Mirla, 109 New South Head -road, Edgecliff, New
South Wales.
Licciardello, Giuseppe, Newlands, Western. Australia.
Corazza, Celestino, Wellington Point, Queensland.
Petzall, Hans Egbert, 205 Church -street, Middle Brighton,
Victoria.
Dretzke, Ernst Richard, 5 Kurrajong- avenue, East St. Kilda,
Victoria.
Raukko, Karl Emil, Miner's Mess, Foxlow- street, Captain's
Flat, New South Wales.
Cornag ia, Attilio, Birdwood, South Australia.
Viskovich, Kleine, Boddington, Western Australia.
Tognolini, Antonio, Dardanup, Western Australia,
Medin, Jove, Pearse -avenue, Spearwood, Western Australia.
Nata. Giuseppne, Westonia, Western Australia.
Oldoini. Gugliemo (known as William), 34 Steele- street,
Hamilton, New South Wales.
Pollak. 'Jakob, 21A Billyard- avenue, Elizabeth Bay, New
Smith Wales.
1
Brookvale,
Powell -road,
New
South
Jepson, Robert, 3 Glen Eira-road, St. Kilda, Victoria. South
Christou, Elias Athanassion, Morphett -road, Warradale,
Australia.
Kyriakakis, Kyria Kos (Jack), 151A Riley- street, Sydney,
New South Wales.
Bondy, Walter, .6 Kingsley-street, Elwood, Victoria.
Eisenstaedt, Edith, 29 Mona -road, Darling Point, New South
Wales.
Epstein, Laszlo, O'Connell-street, Kingswood, New South
Wales.
Pokorny, Friedrich Eduard (known as Fred), 12th A.E. Coy.,
Queensland.
Ullin, Eric Julian, 29 Melby- avenue, East St. Kilda, Victoria.
Strauss, Otto Konrad, Garden -street, Kilsyth, Victoria.
Byk, Hilde, Frenshani School, Mittagong, New South Wales.
Miocevich, Mate, Caversham, Western Australia
Perles; Gabriel, Royal Terminus Hotel, Brighton Beach,
Victoria.
Lloyd, Joseph Edward, 1A St. James- parade, Gardenvale,
Victoria.
Della-Torre, Pietro, 59 Henry- street, Stepney, South Australia.
Gibian, Conrad Max, 25 Greenwood- avenue, Bankstown, New
South Wales.
Donatli, Ernst, 122 Inkerman-street, St. Kilda, Victoria.
N uciforo, Ilario, Kirup; Western Australia.
Fuda, Giuseppe, 6 Harbourne-road, Kingsford, New South
Australia.
t
Francesco,
Wales.
-.
Wales.
Bokoff, Constantine, Hillview Hill -road, via Liverpool, New
South Wales.
.
Calafati, Giovanni (known as Orphanos, John), 9 Whinstaneroad, Wetlierill Park, New South Wales.
Zaika, Nickolai Simionoff, Frederick - street, Richmond, South
Australia.
Heydcmann, Walter, '185 Orròng -road, East St. Kilda, Victoria.
Sinicco, Antonio Isidoro, 333 Chapple- street, Broken Hill,New
South Wales.
Mani, Pietro, " Sherwood ", Park -street, Peakhurst, New
South Wales.
Epstein, Henrik, 10 Pearce-street, South Coogee, New South
Wales.
Commisso, Giuseppe, Kirup, Western Australia.
D'Ambra, Joseph (Giuseppe) , Lot 6, Meurants -lane, Parklea,
New South Wales.
Kallas, Arnold, 131 William Edward-street, Longueville, New
South Wales.
Galatis, Gerassimes, 239 Bay street, Port Melbourne, Victoria.
Rushan, Selim, Shepparton, Victoria.
Lind, William Victor, c/o Wentworth Post Office, New South
Wales.
Marchetti Adolfo, Halifax, Queensland.
Hablo, Elizabeth Jane, 290 Orrong-road, Caulfield, Victoria.
Bernard, Martha, 3 Flat, la Longworth- avenue, Point Piper,
New South Wales.
Fogliani, Francesco, Mingenew, Western Australia.
Weszelich, Dorothea, 60 Onslow- street, Rose Bay, New South
Wales.
Papachristou, Christes (known as Peppas, Christopher), 620
Toorak-road, Toorak, Victoria.
Macridakis, Emanuel, 7 Thomas- street, Waverley, New South
Wales.
Kraus, Irma, 270A Rainbow- street, Coogee, New Soúth Wales.
Lopez, Francesco, 4 Central -road, Ashfield, New South Wales.
D'Andrea, Lino, Marion -road, Payneham, South Australia.
Scarfo, Antonio, Bryan-road, Balcatta, Western Australia.
Saulsohn, Johanna, 303 Carlisle- street, East St. Kilda,
Victoria.
Musolino, Carlo, Summertown; South Australia.
Krausz (known as Krauss) , Alfred, 51 Wattletree -road,
Malvern, Victoria.
Levy, Liselotte, 10 Tryon -road, Lindfield, New South Wales.
Sprljan, Marko, Rockingham -road, Spearwood, Western
Australia.
Allina, Fritz George, 3 Kyarra-street, Hampton, S.7, Victoria.
\Vabnik, Wolf (known as William), 105 Mitchell-street, East
Brunswick, Victoria.
Segall, Bert, 74 Toorak-road, South Yarra, Victoria.
Grespos, Demetrios Nikita, 80 William- street, Rockhampton,
_
Queensland.
Rueáera., Giuseppe,
Wales.
5
Elizabeth- street, Waterloo, New South
Altarass, Natan, 60 Blessington- street, St. Kilda, Victoria.
Coutlis (known as Cooley), Dimitrios (known as James),
Lismore, New South Wales.
1To,
5s.---293x1
Mari*
1945
Dipilato, Petro, 47 Ploreenee-Street, Port Pinie, South
tralia.
Goode- street, South
1<iueller, Wilhelm, 50
Australia,
A,t
Perth, Western
.
l uenigswarter (Baron), Victor, 120 Lurline.street, Hatgomba,
New South Wales.
Masolino, Vincenso; Uraidla, South Australia.
Franco, Nicola, Marshall-terrace, Brooklyn Park, South
Australia.
Giacomelli, Pietro, 137A Parramatta-road, Concord, New South
Wales.
Hafner, Fritz, 19 Bradley-avenue, Bellevue Hill, New South
Wales.
Hristianpaller, Max, 51 Birriga- road, Bellevue Hí11, New
South Wales.
Schiller, Haim, 28 Woodlands- avenue, East Hew, Victoria.
Tesoriero, Salvatore, 233 Glenferrie -road, Malvern, Victoria.
Amato, Giuseppe, 128 Drummond-street, Carlton, Victoria.
Heinums, 4Tiktor Johannes, Middle Pocket, Dillinudgel, New
South Wales.
Bettelheim, Hans Felix, 1. Pittstreet, Randwick, New South
Wales.
Wagner, Emil, 242 Oxford-street, Woollah?ra, New South
Wales.
i anry, Francis Maximilian, 21 Gordon -avenue, Coogee, New
South Wales,
Natbansky: Paul, 1 Farrell-avenue, Darlinghurst, New South
Wales.
Bondy, Gustav, 2 Wnlwarra-avenge, Cremorne, New South
Wales.
Baring, Alfred Richard Antonius, 9 Wylde-street, Potts Point,
New South Wales.
Schwars, Paul, WN39145, 120 .Eus, #gde. Workshop,
A.I.F Western Australia,
Heinsheimer, Karl Wilhelm, A.W.C. Workshops, Cameoweal,
Queensland.
Klein, Otto, 73 Henry-street, Windsor, Victoria,
Cohl, Oskar, 40 Burnett -street, St, Kilda, Victoria.
Schwarz, Felix, 133 Bronte -road, Waverley, New South Wales.
Nuffield, John, 23 Homebush.road, StratIfielcl, New South
Wales.
l'orges, Paul David, 3.4 Goodall- street, Hawthorn, Victoria.
Hofmann, Peter Hans, 17 I nowlxan- avenue, Pymble, New
South Wales,
Steinhardt, Ernst (Ernest), 22 Thomas -street, Perth, Western
Australia.
Lewin, Hilda, 38 Bay- street, Double Bay, New South Wales.
Mehler, Jakob, 177 Victoria -road, Bellevue Hill, New South
Wales.
Steiner, Lajos, 1 Harriette -street, Neutral Bay, New South
Wales,
Jorg, Walter, 55 Mayston -street, East Hawthorn, Victoria.
Ginzberg, Kurt, 364 Moore Park -road, Paddington, New South
Wales,
Strauss, Hugo, Bulandelah, New South Wales.
Winkler, Traugott (David) , 5 Gower- street, Summer Hill,
New South Wales.
Ameraat, Koloman, 29 Redan- street, St. Kilda, Victoria.
Schuess, Wilhelm, " Glenhope ", Tuckwells=lane, Castle Hill,
New South Wales.
Polinnvsky, Bernard, Russell-street, Cleveland, Queensland.
Theakos, Arthur, 149 Scott-street, Newcastle, New South
Wales,
Feller, larl, 8 Gordon-grove, South Yarra, Victoria.
Fabian, Anna Gertrude, 45 Gipps- street, East Melbourne,
Victoria.
Schmid, Babette (known as Betty) , 2 Glen- street, Bondi, New
South Wales.
Surina, Francesco, Worsley Timber Co., Warwick House,
Perth, Western Australia.
Strauss, George, 30 Williarn-street, Double Bay, New South
Wales.
Diutót, Niçolaos Dimitrjot, Boddington, Western Australia.
Liner, Henry Norbert, 218 Inkerman-street, East St. Kilda,
Victoria.
Reshetnikov, Theodore Nikifor, 6 Catherin -street, Wooìloonga.bba, Brisbane, Queensland.
Tolgo, Guerriero, 33 Sixth- street, Lakeside, Wiluna., Western
Australia.
Carras (known as Karras) , Panagotis (known as Peter) ,
301 Crown- street, Surry Hills, New South Wales.
Danser, Ensile, Ravenshoe, Queensland.
°iecone, Carmelo, Oulcairn, New South Wales.
Roufogails, Athanassios Demetrios (known as Arthur
Demetrios), Yapunyah-street, Barellan, New South Wales.
Papandrea, Cosimo Domenico Antonio, Wattle -road, North
Narrabeen, near Sydney, New South Wales.
Iatelopus, Demetrius, 151.E Riley-street, Sydney, New South
Wales.
Matrewitz (known as Coben) , Alexander, 2 Elizabeth -street,
Redfern, New South Wales.
Vignola, Werner ( known as Verne), 1.13 South -terrace,
Adelaide, South Australia,
.
(ioMMonwenitil gaZette
718
Apostoloa, George, Royal Café, 210 Baylis-street, Wagga
Wagga; New South Wales.
Agostino, Antonio Raffaele, 103 Main- street, Osborne Park,
Western Australia.
Sipek, Ivan, likoorlong. avenue, Irymple, Victoria.
Alafaci, Giovanni Michiele Angelo, 341 Darling-street,
Balmain, New South Wales.
Manassero, Pietro, Farm 490, Hanwood, New South Wales.
Stathis, Demetre Georges, Ipswich -street, Esk, Queensland.
Nossal, Rudolf, 6 Fox Valley -road, Wahroonga, New South
Wales,
Karydas, Spiros Demitrios, Capper-street, Gayndah, Queens land.
Galipo, Calogero, Barkly- street, Ararat, Victoria.
Pallanza, Luigi, Silkwood, Queensland.
Ejelia, Paul, Cordalba, Queensland.
Tzerefos, Constantinos Speizos (known as Zerefos, Con) , 1.40
Macquarie- street, Dubbo, New South Wales.
Sciacca., Ignasio, Macknade, Ingham, Queensland.
Mantwitz, Jack Richard, Millicent, South Australia.
Date of Naturalization, 2nd February, 1945.
Bosa, Andrea, Gundagai, New South Wales.
Critharis, Anazgyros (known as Crethar, Eric), 67 Conway street, Lismore, New South Wales.
Barda,kis, Nicholas Elias, TaragaIa,-street, Cowra, New South
Wales.
Ballet, Solomon, 128 Mann- street, Gosford, New South Wales.
Koenig, Hans Lothar, 4 Park- avenue, Mosman, New South
Wales.
Sartori, Luigi, Bettington- street, Merriwa, New South Wales.
Benedict, George, 18 Westbourne -road, Lindfield, New South
Wales.
Nofz, Erhard, 30
South Wales.
Darlinghurst -road, Kings Cross, New
Caratti, Maddalena, Lyalls Mill, near Collie, Western
Australia.
Israelski, Sophie, 22 Roslyn Gardens, Elizabeth Bay, New
South Wales.
Pelizzon, Marco, e/ó P.O., Essendon, Victoria.
Brukarz, Chaja (Helen) , 64 Penkivil St., Bondi, N.S.W.
Kupferman, Adolf, 18-20 Orwell- street, Potts Point, New
South Wales.
Mavromatis, Basilics, Brisbane -road, Darra, Queensland.
Danielson, Frans Richard, 100 King- street, Newcastle, New
South Wales.
Bruck, Charlotte, 63A Elster- avenue, Gardenvale, Victoria.
Cataldo, Giuseppe, 43 Sedgebrook-street, Spring Hill, Queensland.
Malanos, George, Curzon- street, Tennyson, Queensland.
Pirlo, Catherine May, Numulgi, via Lismore, New South
Wales.
Pick, George, Beacon Lodge, Mosely- street, Glenelg, South
Australia.
Giovanazzi, Agostino, 409 Hannan- street, Kalgoorlie, Western
Australia.
Bennett, Samuel Isaac, 509 Station -street, North Carlton, Vic.
Sterehele, Antonia, 30 King William-street, Fitzroy, Victoria.
Schildt, Thure Birger, Peasant- street, Holland Park, Brisbane,
Queensland.
Dorn, Christine, 2 Glen- street, Bondi, New South Wales,
Psarianos, Angelos, 9 Brisbane -street, Mackay, Queensland.
Kruger, Max, 104 Melford- street, Hurlstone Park, New South
Wales.
Orban, Thomas Desiderius, Wesley College, Newtown, New
South Wales.
Cantos, Constantine Haralampos,
Cunderdin, Western
Australia.
Kaemmerer, Lorraine Marian Maplesden, 398 Glenferrie -read,
Malvern, Victoria,
Iole, Phyllis Mary, Princess Mary Club, 118 Lonsdaié- street,
Melbourne, Victoria.
Schneider, Annie Christine, Ferguson- street, Broadford.,
Victoria.
Schmid, Annie Beryl, 23 Wolseley- street, Coburg, Victoria.
Venturoni, Janet Margaret, 221 Ross street, Northport,
Victoria..
Spiegel, Sarah Ellen, 14 Motherwell -street, South Yarra,
Victoria.
Halpern, Edward, Marmion-street, Kelxnscott, Western
Australia.
Grynberg, Cypa R.ela, 19 Denham- street, Bondi, New South
Wales.
Goldsmith, George Peter, 199 Waverley -road, East Malvern,
Victoria.
Unger, Berta, 24 Highway, Nedlands, Western Australia.
Brun, Giovanni Battista, 4 Samuel- street, Tempe, New South
Wales.
Date of Nato-aligati.oa, 701. robrtuov, 1945.
Cannella, Maria. 20 Richard- street, Auburn, New South Wales
-
Commonwealth Gamete
EäLPENDITUR£ UNDER 1.1`1t.EASUR,3Y REGULATION 62
MADE UNDER SECTION 71 OF Tl$E AUDIT ACT
1901-1934.
No. 58.
719
-
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH.
£2,630.-- Robert Corbett Trading Company, South Melbourne.
-Amyl acetate, fer the Commonwealth Sert?ln Laboratories.
£504. -The Australian Glass Manufacturers Pty. Ltd.,
Melbourne.-Firetex bottles, for the Commonwealth Serum
Laboratories.-(Ex. 1V1ins. Nos. 16 and 17.)
,JOHN OURTIN, Prime Minister.
Commonwealth Electoral dot 1918 -1940,
Royal Highness the Governor-General in Council has
approved of the revocation of the appointment of111$
Robert James Connelly as Divisional Returning Officer
for the Electoral Division of Cook;
Àrtliur Cornelius Bendixen as Divisional Returning Officer
for the Electoral Division of Cowper ;
Donald McKinnon as Divisional Returning Officer for the
Electoral Division of Gwydir;
Arthur Anton Meyer as Divisional Returning Officer for
the Electoral Division of Richmond;
22nd March,
1941/i
William Henry James Tweeddale as Divisional Returning
Officer for the Electoral Division of Watson
Hilton Hemssworth Turnbull ae Divisional 'Returning
Officer for the Electoral 'Division of West Sydney;
each revocation to take effect as from the date upen which
the officer concerned ceases duty In the said Division ; and the
appointment ó
DQ
Returning Qfficer
Hofroar ce
Ciókl
the Eillleiatoli r tCDoriaviaosn
Donald McKinnon as Divisional Returning (Jffiçer for the
Electoral Division of Cowper ;
Walter James Price as Divisional Returning Officer tor
the Electoral Division of Hunter;
Arthur Cernelii s Bendi-xen as Divisional Returning Officer
for the Electoral Division of Richmond;
Robert James Connolly as Divisional Returning Q#hçer for
the Electoral Division of Watson;
Arthur Anton Meyer as Divisional Returning Officer for
the Electoral Division of West Sydney;
each appóiptnlent to take effect as from the date, upon which
the officer concerned eminences duty ,in the Division in respect
of which he is appointed.
J. S. OOI.LINf8
Minister of State for the Interior.
f-
i
TENDERS.
POSTMASTER-GENERAL'S DEPARTMEfv'T.
TENDERS INVITED.
"
E NDERS are invited fer the undermentioned Supplies and /pr service. Tenders must be endorsed " Tenders for
(as the case may be), and addressed to the Deputy Director, Posts and Telegraphs, in the State named. They must be deposited in
the Tender Box at the General Post Office in that State ; if sent by post they must be prepaid and registered.
Schedule No.
Description of Material or Service Required.
Tender Fortes, Qpeci$ëatlipns, &r.,
pbtginable from-
Tenders Olose-
GENERAL.
..
..
...
¶Qarrier Telephone Equipment
..
. .
..
Plugs, &o.. ,
.
Bicycle Parts
.
,
.
..
..
Induction Coils
** Automatic Exchange Switchboard Equipment and/or associated
automatic Trunk Ticketing equipment for Penrith and St.
Marys, New South Wales, and /or associated 2 V.F. Signalling
..
Equipment for Penrith gird Sydney, New South Wales
,
Postrarkers, Hand Steel ..
Insulated Staples
.
..
..
G.I. Wire . '
Soldering Solution ..
Printed Forms, Stores Branch Series
..
.
Loading Coils in Cases
.
.
Cable Jointing Pits
Relay Sets
Mechanics' Tools, Hammers, Files, Hacksaws, Drills, &c.
Insulators
.
Mechanics' Tools (Leadworking),
&C.
,
..
Protective Apparatus
, .
,
Transmitter Cases ..
Automatie Switchboard Equipment for Telephone
Victoria ..
liutortie
..
..
..
.
..
..
,
1
.
C.4614
C.4648
0.4664
t
f
3 p.m., 22.2.45
3 p.m., 22.3.45
3 p.m., 22.3.45
3 p.m.; 27.3.45
s
0,4608
3
3
C.4667
0.46$8
p.m., 3.4.45
p.m., 3.4.45
pan 3.4,45
3
3 p.m.,
3 p,ixl.,
Ç.4680
0.4669
0,4699
C.4597
0.4673
0.4063
0,4675
C.4666
3
3
3
3
3
3
3.4.45
3,4.45
p,m., 3.4,45
p.m 5.4.45
p.m., 5.4.45
p.m, 10.4,45
pan., 10.4.45
p.m., 10,4.46
p.m., 17.4,45
p.m., 19.4.45
p.m., 19.4.45
0,4682
0.4618
0,4620
3
0,4629
3 p.m.? 24.4,45
0.4599
0.4634
3 p.m,, 1.5.45
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
C.4633
C.4647
0.4652
0,4091
0.4563
C.4044
C.4665
Q.4649
0.4586
0.4681
§$
st
*t
p.m., 3.5.45
p.m., 10.5.45
p.m., 10.5.45
p.m., 24.5.45
p.m., 31.5.45
3 p.m., 12.6.45
3 p,m., 3,fi,45
3 p.m., 3.7.45
3 p.lri,, .3.7.45
*$
st
3 p.m., 5.7.45
3 p.m., 10.7.45
3 p.m., 10.7.45
$t
3
C.4683
0.4662
Deplrtmental Stores Branch, Sydney (64 Harbour- street); Brisbane; Adelaide (west.terrgpe) 5nè r@rth
Iitgh Commissioner, London.
§ Schedules available Stores Branch. Sydney and Melbourne.
ng date extended from 1st May, 1945. to 7th August. 1945.
Clos
It
If Closing date extended from 22nd February, 1945, to 22nd March, 1945.
Closing Bate extended from 3rd April, 1945, to 5th June, 1945.
*
$
C.4592
xohange, Kew,
Switchboard Nouipment for Telephone Exchange,
II
..
Russell- street, Melbourne, Victoria ..
..
Mechanics' Tools, Adjusters and Benders
..
B.G.E. Maintenance Parts ..
..
..
Clocks, Telephone Timing ..
..
Automatic Voltage Regulators
..
..
Radio Broadcasting Transmitters
Automatic Exchange Switchboard Equipment for Mount Hawthorn,
..
..
..
..
..
Western Australia
Electrical Indicating Meters ..
..
Bicycle Parts
..
..
Plugs, &p.
..
B.P.O. Uniselector Parts
.
Bimotionat Switch Wiper Assemblies and Parts
. .
..
..
..
Siemens Maintenance Parts ..
Automatic Exchange Switchboard Equipments for Midland Junc.
tion and Guildford, Western Australia
t
*
*
i
p.m., 7.8.45
en4 41.41=% NQlaQitrne and Bóba.t
No. 58.- -22nd: March, 1945
Commonwealth Gazette
72
POSTMASTER-GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.
Contract No. 8311. -British General Electric Co. Pty. Ltd.,
Box 864g, G.P.O., Melbourne, Victoria.-Schedule 0.4512 -R.A.N. equipment, £3,358 10s. lid., plus exchange. All States
TENDERS ACCEPTED.
Contract No. 5006.-Allen Taylor & Co. Ltd., Box 1511Dó,
G.P.O., Sydney, New South Wales.- ,Schedule 0.3497-Crossarms, £483 6s. 8d. New South Wales.
Contract No. 5058. -Caltex Ltd., Box 7600, G.P.O.. Melbourne, Victoria.-Schedule C.3501 Lubricating Oil for
except Tasmania.
equipment, £6,137 12s. ld., plus exchange. All States.
Contract No. 8313.-Standard Telephones & Cables Pty.
Ltd., Box 525n, G.P.O., Sydney, New South Wales.- Schedule
0.4512- R.A.N. equipment, £543 2s., plus exchange. All States
except South Australia.
Contract No. 8314.-Automatic Electric Co. (A/asia) Pty.
Ltd., Box 4524, G.P.O.; Melbourne, Victoria.- Schedule C.4512
-R.A.N equipment, £673 2s. 5d., plus exchange. New South
Wales, Victoria and Tasmania.
Contract No. 8315. -McPherson's Ltd., Box 4500, G.P.O.,
Melbourne, C.I, Victoria:-Schedule 0.4590 ---Coach screws,
£883 1 s. 8d. All States.
Contract No. 8319. -British General Electric Co. Pty. Ltd.,
Box 864a, G.P.O., Melbourne, C.I, Victoria. --,Schedule C.4532
Mechanics' tools, gauges, &c., £1,120, plus exchange. All`States
except Western Australia.
Contract No. 8320.-Standard Telephones & Cables Pty.
Ltd., Box 525B, G.P.O., Sydney, New South Wales.-Schedule
0.44.12 -Creed telciirinter parts, £2,635 4s. sterling. Al]
States.
Contract No. 8328. -Metal Manufactures. Ltd., c/o British
Insulated Cables Ltd., Box 4312, G.P.O., Melbourne, C.1,
Victoria.- Schedule C.4603-Underground cable, large sizes,
£3,264 6s. l.ld. New South Wales.
Contract No. 8330.- Teleplione & Electrical Industries Pty.
Ltd.. Box 42 P.O., Redfern, New South Wales.-Schedule
0.4494-Pre 2,000 type switching selector repeater equipment,
£18,573 12s. New South Vales and Victoria.
Contract No. 8332. -Ultra Hats (Farrell & Kohane) Pty.
Ltd., 317 Exhibition- street, Melbourne, C.1, Victoria.
Schedule C.4613 -Felt hats for postwomen, £483 7s. 6d. All
States except Western Australia.
Contract No. 8333. -Ogden Industries Pty. Ltd., Edward street, East Oakleigh, S.E.l2, Victoria.-Schedule C.4624Drills for masonary, £218 10s. 3d. All States.
Contract No. 8334.-Gainsborough Furniture Pty. Ltd., 120
Church -street, Richmond, E.1, Victoria.- Schedule C.4596Teleprinter tables, £315. All States.
Contract No. 8335.-Radio Corporation Pty. Ltd., Box 845.1,
G.P.Q., Melbourne, CA, Victoria..-Schedule C.4547-Programme transmission apparatus, £9,086 is. 5d. All States.
Contract No. 8342. -Telephone & Electrical Industries Pty.
Ltd., Box 42 P.O., Redfern, New South Wales.- &hedule
C.4534-Jacks, £6,150 4s. 2d. All States.
Contract No. 8343.-Carr Fastener Co. of Aust. Ltd.,
Tapley's Hill -road, Royal Park, Adelaide, South Australia.
Schedule 0.4534-Jacks, £1,237 lOs New South Wales, Victoria and South Australia.
Contract No. 8344.
Haxby, Esq., Wright-street, Sunshine, Victoria, -Schedule 0.4534-Jacks, £270 8s. 4d. New
South Wales.
Contract No. 8353. --Exile Batteries of Aust. Pty. Ltd.,
Box 3344pp, G.P.O., Sydney, New South Wales.-Schedule
C.4566-Accumulator cells, £5,727 16s. All States except
Queensland.
National Broadcasting Stations :Approximate quantities
required during the period ending 30th September, 1945.
Queensland, Western Australia and Tasmania.
Contract No. 5059. -Shell Company of Aust. Ltd., Box 872E,
G.P.O., Melbourne, Victoria.-Schedule 0.350.1 --Lubricating
oil for Broadcasting Stations Approximate
quantities
required during the period ending 30th September, 1945.
Victoria.
Contract No. 5276. -Communication Engineering Pty. Ltd.,
Box 2614E;, G.P.O., Sydney, New South Wales.- Schedule
0.3088 -Voice inversion equipment, £5,100. New South Wales.
Contract No. 5970.-- Siemens (Aust.) Pty. Ltd., Box 4328,
G.P.O., Melbourne, Victoria. Schedule 42/2205 Phonógram
equipment, £1,640 6s. 5d.; plus exchange. Victoria and New
South Wales.
Contract No. 6904A.- Siemens (Aust.) Pty. Ltd., Box 4328,
G.P.O., Melbourne, Victoria.-Schedule C.3022-Valley Automatic Exchange equipment-Extension No. 1, £662 3s. 11d.,
plus exchange. Queensland.
Contract No. 7846. -Malley's Ltd., 50 Mountain- street,
Sydney, New South Wales.- Schedule C.4420-Pole caps,
£237 8s. 4d. Victoria.
Contract No. 7976. -Vardon & Sons Ltd., Box 569; G.P.U.,
Adelaide, South Australia. Schedule C.4548- Printed forms,
revenue and expenditure series, £530 2s. Id. All States except
New South Wales.
Contract No. 8110. -Tudor Accumulator Co. Ltd., London,
Box 2550E, G.P.O., Sydney, New South Wales.-Schedule
C.4566-Accumulator cells, £8,476 Is. 10d. An States except
Tasmania.
Contract No. 8111. -The Clyde Engineering Co. Ltd., Box
18, P.O., Granville, New South Wales.-Schedule 0.4566Accumulator cells, £5,107 13s. 6d. Victoria, Queensland and
South Australia.
Contract No. 8123.-Standard Telephones & Cables Pty.
Ltd., Box 525n, G.P.O., Sydney, New South Wales.-Schedule
0.4349 -- =Automatic telephone, switching equipment. 2,000 type,
£36,401 19s. 8d., plus exchange. New South Wales, Victoria
and Western Australia.
Contract No. 8259. Australian General Electric Pty. Ltd.,
Box 538F, G.P.U., Melbourne, C1.--Schedule C.4578 --1iot
cathode fluorescent lamps and starting switches, £607 2s. 2d.
Victoria.
Contract No, 8260. British General Electric Co. Pty. Ltd.,
-
-
-
-
-
-
Box 864x, G.P.O., Melbourne, C.1.-Schedule C.4578 -=-Hot
cathode fluorescent lamps and starting switches, £688 2s. 3d.
Victoria.
Contract No. 8261.-Standard Telephones & Cables Pty.
Ltd., Box 525n, G.P.O., Sydney, New South Wales.-Schedule
44/1595-Carrier telephone and telegraph equipment,
£142,535 8s. 2d. New South Wales.
Contract No. 8262. -McKenzie & Holland (Aust.) Pty. Ltd.,
Newport, W.15, Victoria. Schedule 5.44/1595-Rectifiers,
£3,432. Victoria.
Contract No. 8277. -David Shearer Ltd., Mannum, South
Australia. -Schedule 0.4573 -Stay rods, £6,536 7s. ld. All
States.
Contract No. 8280. -A. Flavell Pty. Ltd., 283 -291 noddle street. Collingwood, N.9, Victoria.- Schedule 0.4579- Sleeves,
wire jointing, £1,672 Os. 4d. All States.
Contract No. 8281.-Metal sprayers, off Railway-terrace,
Mile End South, South Australia.-Schedule C.4579- Sleeves,
wire, jointing, £1,193 15s. Queensland, South Australia and
Western Australia.
Contract No. 8302. Hodson tz, Gault Pty. Ltd., Springvaleroad, Springvale, Victoria. -Schedule. 0.4562 -- -Motor generators, £5,035 12s. All States except Tasmania.
-
Contract No. 8312.-Siemens (Aust.) Pty. Ltd., Box 4328,
G.P.O., Melbourne, C.1, Victoria. Schedule C.4512-R.A.N.
-J.
.
-
.
-
Queensland.
Contract No. 712. -Messrs. Morgan & Wacker, Brisbane.Schedule Q.885 -Hire of motor cycle, Brisbane, for period
l.st April, 1945, to Slat March, 1946. Queensland.
.
south Australia.
Contract No.
G ambler, South
-
77.-Messrs.
Mason
&
Anderson,
Mount
Australia. .Schedule S.A.85I -Hire of motor
t ruck for Postal Line Party at Mount Gambier, for the
p eriod 15th March, 1945, to 14th March, 1946. South Ausralia.
DEPARTMENT OF SUPPLY AND SHIPPING.
TENDERS ACCEPTED.
,Locality and Description of Service.
South Australia. -Overland motor service conveying
mails, stores and passengers between Kingseote and
Cape Borda, Cape de Couedie, Cape Willoughby, Cape
St. Albans and Marsden Point Lighthouses on Kangaroo
Island
Amount.
£
345
s. d.
0 0
per annum
Contractor and Address.
M. A. L. Stoeckel, American
River,
Kangaroo Island, South Australia
Date of
Acceptance.
10.3.45
Period of
Contract.
5
years
from
1.4.45
Commonwealth Gazette
No. 58.-427id March, 1945
721
DEPARTMENT OF WORKS.
TENDERS INVITED.
Tenders Returnable
Locality and Description of Work.
at-
Construction of large steel -framed brick and
reinforced concrete structure within 10 miles
of Melbourne (quantities £3 3s.)
Installation of and improvement to electric
lighting within 110 miles of Melbourne
Minor works, repairs and painting to woodenframed galvanized iron buildings within
65 miles of Melbourne
Repairs to and painting of building within 175
miles of Melbourne
Lining of timber -framed huts within 40 miles
of Melbourne (re- advertised)
.
a.m., 27th
11
March,
1945
plans, Specifications, &c., Available
at-
Contracts Section, Fifth Floor, 225
Bourke- street, Melbourne
.
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99
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Pt
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if
Tendere to be addressed
to-
Works and Services Branch,
Allied Works Council, Depart went of Works, 225 Bourkegreet,
and
Melbourne,
envelopes to be endorsed
" Item No
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a.m., 5th
April, 1945
11 a.m., 27th
March,
11
1945
Construction of new timber and asbestos
cement building within 15 miles of Melbourne
Supply, delivery and erection of one (1) steel
chimney stack at Randwick
if
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PP
-
2
p.m., 26th
March,
1945
Turfing of area at Lady Davidson's Home,
,Sydney
Painting and sundry minor work to buildings
within 430 miles of Sydney
Supply, fabrication and delivery of ten (10)
80,000 -gallon M.S. Oil storage tanks
Erection of one (1) timber-framed building
at 113 Australian General Hospital, Concord
Erection of one (1) timber- framed building
and supply and installation of mechanical
equipment to same within 310 miles of
Sydney
Repairs and painting, Payneham postal
premises (re- advertised)
Supply and installation of fluorescent lighting
to buildings within 30 miles of Brisbane
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.
2 p.m., 27th
March,
of Works and Services Branch,
Allied Works Council, Department
of Works, Adelaide
Office
Extended
of the Deputy Director -General
of Allied Works, New South Wales,
10th Floor, Bryant House, 80 -82
Pitt- street, Sydney
Office
from 20th
March, to
2 p.m., 27th
March,
.
1945
2 p.m. 29th
March,
DEPARTMENT OF SUPPLY AND SHIPPING.
TENDERS will be received until 2 o'clock on the dates
shown at the Directorate of Supply, in the capital cities as
Item, Tenders Closvng.
(Melbourne.)
Works Director, Department of
Works, Canberra, Australian
Capital Territory
.
of the Deputy Director -General
Of Allied Works, Department of
Works, Brisbane ; and at Post Office,
Ipswich
Office
.
-
Works and Services Branch,
Allied Works Council, Depart ment of Works, 5th Floor,
Savings Bank Building, 93 -105
King William- street, Adelaide
ft
99
Specifications are available for issue and drawings for
inspection at the office of the Commonwealth Railways,
Melbourne, and of the Works Director, Adelaide.
Envelopes enclosing tenders should be endorsed. Tender for
Firebricks
Bags, weighted---6th April, 1945.
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VP
FIREBRICKS FOR LOCOMOTIVES.
of-
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It
p.m., 3rd
April, 1945
COMMONWEALTH RAILWAYS.
TENDERS addressed to the Secretary, Commonwealth
Railways, 623 Collins- street, Melbourne, C.1, will be received
up to 4 p.m. on Tuesday, 27th March, 1945, for the supply
and delivery of-
Supply
Deputy Director -General of Allied Works, New South Wales,
Box 47A,, G.P.O., Sydney
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shown :
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Pt
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Repairs and painting, Port MacDonnell old
postal premises (re-advertised)
Supply and delivery f.o.r. Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, of one (1) sand
washing plant
.
PP
PP
2
of Allied Works, New South Wales,
Tenth Floor, Bryant House, 80-82
Pitt -street, Sydney
Pt
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Turramurra
Erection of paling fence and turfing at Prince
of Wales Hospital, Randwick
Repairs and painting to a group of existing
buildings and fencing within 265 miles of
Office of the Deputy Director- General
Director-General of
Allied Works, Department of
Works, 293 Queen- street, Erisbane
Deputy
DEPARTMENT OF SUPPLY AND SHIPPING.
CONTRACTS ACCEPTED.
Req. 6712. -Tyre repair material, £5,696 5s.
Goodyear Tyre & Rubber Co. Ltd.
2303 Req. 6713. -Tyre repair material, £962 16s.
2302
8d.3d.4d.-
Progress Rubber Co. Pty. Ltd.
2304 Req. 6714.-Tyre repair material, £3,200 10s.
Dunlop. Rubber Aust. Pty. Ltd.
2305 Req. 6904.- Printing of forms, £349 10s. --Arbuckle
Waddell Pty. Ltd.
2306 Req. 6801. -Flannels, cotton, £1,416 13s. 4d.-Botany
Knitting Mills Pty. Ltd.
2307 Req. 6452.-Covers, waterproof, £1,621 13s. 4d.Michaelis Hallenstein Pty. Ltd.
2308 Req. 7113.-- Screws, rigging, £1,622 14s.-Spring
Replacement Works.
2309 Req. 7114.-Forges, field, light, £1,874 16e. 9d.-Rapid
Forge Co.
2310 Req. 6733.-Cotton duck belting, £5,365 12s. ld.Dunlop Rubber Aust. Ltd.
2311 Req. 2911. -Sheaths, machete; £4,887 10s.-Ruskin
Motor Bodies Ltd.
2312 Req. 1749.--CIoths, table, £939 6s. 9d.-Mutual Store
Ltd.
:
OevaluQaw+aalth
Ltd.
Req. 6973.--Asbestos, £6,253 2s. 6d.-Bells AshQStäe
(Aust.) Ltd.
Req. 6988.-Flax canvas, £4,32 1 13s. 4d.-Davies
Coop (Flax Industries) Ltd.
2316 Req. 6987.-Flax canvas, £19,23 i 2s. 11d.-Davies
Coop (Flax Industries) Ltd.
2317 Req. 6804.- Capes, shelter tent, £7,312 10s.-C. E.
BecOton Pty, LW,
2318 Req, 6880,- -Stes1 shelving, £4,027 13s, 94,--íloi3n
C. W, Bridge & Co. Pty. Ltd.
2319 Req, 0592. Triple geared chain blocks, £1,642 11s.4011100B & Craston Pty, Ltd.
232Q Req. 7125.-Mechanical skid loaders, £682 2s.-Viet.
Auto. Chamber of Commerce.
2321 Req.69r6.-R.A.A.F. publications, £368 15s.-Com-
-
monwealth Aircraft Corporation.
2322 Req. 7002.-Drill, blue, £2,400.-Factory Require ments Branch of the Directorate of Material Supply.
2323. Req. 7118. --Machines, graining, £433 10s.- Cherry &
Sons Pty. Ltd.
2324 Req. 7046. -Batteries, dry, £496 3s. 9d.-Eveready
(Aust.) Pty. Ltd.
2325 Req. 6979. --- Bandoleers, cotton, £401 Os. 10d.-J.
Norling.
.
2326 Req. 6456. -Gloves, leather, riding, £7,263 15s. --Julius Kayser (Aust.) Pty. Ltd,
2827 Req. 6933.-" Tropal " blanket, £1,05.-11. A. King
& Co.
2328 -9 Req. 6929.-Paper, dyeiine£1,283 6s. 8d.-Oce Sensitizing Co.
£1,283 Os. 8d.-Harding & Halden Pty. Ltd.
2330 Req. 6943. Coal, large, £395.- Sunbeam Collieries
-
Pty. Ltd.
Req. 6938. -Firewood, £1,050.-Charles Sharp.
Req. 6940.-PaintWhite, £579 10s. 8d.- Edinburgh Varnish Works Pty. Ltd.
2331
2332 -4
Dark grey, £788.-Henry ldaymes Pty. Ltd.
Red, £590 4s.-Hardie Trading Pty. Ltd.
2335 Req. 7124.Carbon steel screen plates, £284 5s.-Poole
& Steel Ltd.
2336 -40 Req. 6939
Paint, £381 10s.- =-Goodlass, Wall & Co. Pty. Ltd.
-
Paint-
White. £702 13s. 4d:7-Edinburgh Varnish Works Pty.
Ltd.
Dark grey, £240.Henry Haymes Pty. Ltd.
Varibus-
£616 5s. 3d.-Hardie Trading Pty, LW.
£014 135. 9d,- -J, T, Dunstan Pty, Ltd.
2341 Req. 7128, Sparc$ for agricultural machinery, £315
10s, 5d.
V, McKay Massey Harris Pty. Ltd.
.2.842 Re.q.. 0$71, -Trousers, khaki, £1,336 13s. 4d.- S.T.C.
Mfg. Co.
2343 Req. 6926. Toilet paper, £2,362 4s.-American Red
Gross Head-quarters.
M. Blundell,
2844 Req. 66M-Firewood, £l,460.
L. E. Poulton.
2345 Req. ('í93l,..-Firewood, £037
.
2346 Req. 6920.-Knives, butchers, skinning, £249 16s. 3 Qd.
-$,
-
-H.
=
-P. C.
2347
Peterson.
Req. 6923. -Soap powder, £234 ì is.
8d.-J.
Kitchen
Sons Pty, Ltd,
2348-60 Req. 0910,- Cases, wood, packing£820 160, 8d,-4 aw5Qn ç Smith,
. £7,929 3s. 4d.-R. Brgwn Mfg. Co. Pty. Ltd.
£3,135 8s. 4d.
W. Porta & Sons.
2351 -2 Req. 6924.- Cases, wood, packing
£18,563 15s.- Dawson & Smith.
£1,520 IQs. $d.- Reinforced Mitred Shop Fronts Ltd.
2353 Req. 6927.- Timber, £1,625. -Sidney Panther.
2354 -5 Req. 6925, -Cases, wood, packing
£3,399 7s. 6d.-1I. Parsons Joinery Works Pty, Ltd.
£877 10s.-Dawson & Smith,
2356 Req. 6737. Belting, rubber, £1,462 lOs, 10c1,-Hopkins
Odium Pty. Ltd.
2357 Req, 6739.-Belting, ribber, í7,102 12s. d, Dunlop
-J.
--
.
1.
Rubber Aust. Ltd.
Tyre
&
2359
Req, 0735,-Belting, rubber, £$,653 5s.
Rubber Co. Ltd.
5d.- Goodyear
Reg, 7043. -Hose, radiator, £1,746 18s, 10d.-Good& Rubber Co. Ltd.
Req. 691f3.--,Oval butlers, £931 1$6, 14; -,-Meurs
year Tyre
2800
K.F.B. Pty. Ltd.
.2861 =2 Req. 692H,
--
a0e9, wood, packing
£487 10s.-Reinforced Mitred Shop Fronts Ltd,
£351 105.--Brnn5Wlok Furniture Pty. LW,
2363 Req. 6451.-Covers, waterproof, £1,158 Os.
Ripon
2364
&
&
Sons.
RN, 6449.- Covers, waterproof, £1,158
Gray .Ltd,
MO Re9. 6459,-covers, waterproof,
Evans Pty. ltd.
Os. $d.=Haul
£1 ;853 65, 8d. -Uvgn
Req, 6930,-Firewood, £645.--A. W. Schulz.
Req. 6888.-Padlocks with keys, £375. -Ogden Indus -
tries Pty. Ltd.
2368 Req. 6997.- Blanketing, £226 2s. 6d.-Jas. Hardie
Trading Co. Pty. Ltd.
2369 Req, 0934.- Benches, kneehole, £420. -C. E. Scott.
2370 Req. 7013. -Drill, grey, sanforised, £3,966 13s. 4d.Austral Silk & Cotton Mills LW.
2371 Req. 7012. Dimethyl phthalate, £9,450. -Monsanto
(*list.) Pty. Ltd.
2372 Reg, 6Q46 Paint, black, £369 12s. --Ilav14911 ri rots
Pty. Ltd.
2373 Req. 7129.-Load binders, £1,827.=-Commercial Steel
& Forge Co. Ltd.
2374 Req. 7117. =Burner units,
£3,649.-Dobbie Dico
Meter Co. Ltd.
2375 Req. 7140.
Ormg " reproduQing machine@, f223
Os. 10d.- Stott & Hoare Pty. Ltd.
=
-
i
2376
Sons
-"
Req. 7141. =Are
& Co.
Ltd.
£50$ 16s. 3d,' -MiddQWS Bros.
-
2377 Req. 0798.-Trou5ers, khaki, £15,206 5s, -Leo 'lock
Lingerie,
237$ Req, 7019. -Field dental outfits, £780, -James Thomson Pty. Ltd.
2379 Req, 7048. Assembly of chassis, £1,196 18s. 6d.International Harvester Co. Ltd,
2380 Req. 7049.-Canvas covers and frames, £900 120. --J. W. George & Sons Pty. Ltd.
2381 Req. 6991. -Khaki drill, £35,000.-Austral Silk c
Cotton Mills Pty. Ltd.
2382 -Req. 7006.-Blue drill, sanforised, £39,187 10s. --Davies Coop & Co. Ltd.
2383 -4 Req. 7005. -Blue drill, sanforised£18,487 10s.- Bradford Cotton Mills Ltd.
£.6,703 2s. 6d.- Stirling .Henry Pty. Ltd.
2385 Req. 6993.-Khaki drill, sanforised., £5,833 6s. 8d.Austral Silk & Cotton Mills Ltd.
2368 Req. 6995.-Khaki drill, sanforised, £53,557 5s. lOd.
-Bradford Cotton Mills.
2387 Req. 6994.-Khaki drill, sanforised, £48,416 las. 4d.
-Ailstral Silk & Cotton Mills Ltd.
2388 Req. 7024.-Medical stores, £220.-Elliott$ & Aust.
Drug Pty. Ltd.
2389 Req. 6444.-- loves, leather-, £720. =Parkesty_ l.e Accessories.
-
-
=
.
`-
2390
Req. 6447. -Gloves, leather, £701
13s.
style Accessories.
9d.-Parke-
2391 Req. 7051.-Solid
rubber
tyres, £754. -Dunlop
Rubber Aust. Ltd.
2392 Req. 7131. -Steel barrels, £748 13s. 9d. -Rheem Mtg.
Co.
(Rust.) Pty. Ltd.
2393 Req. 7130. -Electrodes, £690 12s. 6d.-Lincoln Electrie Co. (Aust.) Ltd.
2394 Req. 7123.-Boxes, filing, £2,463 16s. 6d.
W.
Creek & Sons.
2395 Req. 6726. Refrigerators, £77,066 5s.-Warburton
Franki (Mel,b,) Ltd.
2396 Req. .6774. -Trousers, f624 Os, 14,-.Beatall Mfg, Co.
2397 -e Req. 6951.- Cases, wood, packing£5$7 10s, -H. Parsons Joinery Works Pty. Ltd.
£587 IN.-A. C. Carpenter.
2399 Req. 6805. -Jungle green drill, £5,812 10s.-Burling-
-H.
-
-
ton (Aust.) Pty. Ltd.
-
2400 -4 Req. 6805.- Jungle green drill
£5,125.
& R. Weaving Mills.
£16,312 10s. -Ingot Mills Pty. Ltd.
£41,914 15s. 10d.--Sydney Cotton Mills Ltd.
£79,744 15s. 10d.- Bradford Cotton Mills Ltd.
£21,875.-Stirling Henry Ltd.
2405 -6 Req. 6806.- =Jungle green drill
£65,104 35, 4d,-Davies Coop & Co. Ltd.
£17,5QÖ.- Austral Silk
.Cotton Mill$ Ltd.
2407 Req. 6802.-Nets, mosquito, £21,062 10s.- Wilkinson
-R.
-
_
2858
2300
2367
Req. 1748.-- Chiths, table, £589 35s.-P6;yne6 BQn
2313
Marche
2314
& Eng.
2315
431-arArtte
-
&
Dawborn Pty. Ltd.
2408. Req. 6893. -Mild steel plates, £1,358.- Broken Hill
Pty. Co. Ltd.
2409 Req. 7139.-Solder, tinsmans,
Mcllwraith Industries Pty. Ltd.
-
soft,
£7,288
-
8s.-
2410 Req, 7057. Assembly of chassis, £420. General
Motors -Holdens Ltd.
2411 Req. 7062. -Copper cable, £12,100 10s. 4d.- British
Insulated Cables Ltd.
2412 Req. 7135. -Pressure gauges, £306 5s.-G. & E. Rodd.
2413 Req. 7137.-Pressure gauges, £259 7s. 6d.-G. & E.
Rodd.
2414 Req. 7027.-4nseet repellant lotion, £7,465 5s. 6d.Johnson & Johnson Pty. Ltd.
2415 Req. 7054. -Bodies, all steel vehicles, £17,000.General Motors -Holders Ltd,
2416 Req. 5272.-Testing of jeeps, £2,750. -Ford Motor
Co. of Aust, Pty, Ltd.
-
i
tie
°oinniniaetiltrh Gasëttit
2417
Req. 6982. --Dyeing of drill, £1,000 =- Austral Silk &
Cotton Mills Ltd.
2416
2410
Req. 522.--Methylated spirits, £326 13s.
an
Pty. Ltd.
2420
--
.Co.
55.- Sisalkraf t,
Req.
Sisalkraft Co.
2476
£482
10s.
CO.
4&-C01.4inial
141-Australian
.
.
2421 Req. 585.-Safes, £345.-Ghubbs Aust. Co. Ltd.
Basks ==
2422 -5 Req. 588.-Rebuilding
M. Slattery.
£525.
£341 5s.-C. J. Alley.
£269 6s. 10d.-City Cooperage.
Raymond.
£337 8s: 6d.
2426 Req. 591. -Wire netting, £533 16s.- Ryland Bros.
d
-F.
2471
2472
2473
2474
2475
Kü.pljlÿ
2476
T unleys
2477
2478
2479
2480
-H.
Pty. Ltd.
2427
Berger
2428
Req.
&
-
592.
Sons.
Req. 593.-- -,Shoes, field, and shoes service,
£375.- -
£272.-Shèrler Knitting Mills.
£898 8s: 6d.-Jantten (Mist) Pty:
£506 19s. 2d.-C. O. Windross.
Sep, hard, £7SO.
2433 Req.
595.
-
Ltd
-J.
Kitchen
&
2434 -5 Req. 596. -Flys, for tents
£2,448 19s. 2d. -K. A. Burke.
£2,448 19s. 2d.-S. Plotkin.
2436 Req. 598.-Waterproof wrapping paper, £330 2s.
Pabco Products Pty. Ltd.
2437 Req. 600.-Weathering oil, £222 15s. -W.
Co. Pty. Ltd,
2438 Req. 001.-Cells,
dry,
uncharged,
li`.
-F. J. Salisbury &
4d. -H. G. Evans.
£2,7711 13s. 4d.
Sons
14-
Campbell
2447
Co.
Req: 022,-Removals, £2,248 5s. 10d.-- -Grace Bros.
Req.
2448
2449
Req.
Req.
Ltd,
625.- Paint, hull blue, £247 16s.-British Paints
626.- Turnbuckles, £702. -Paul & Gray Ltd.
627.- Lanïlìholders, £675.=-- Bry -.Ll W Motors Pty.
628.-Sanitation services, Liverpool (1st March,
2450 Req.
M. Edwards.
1945, to 28th February, 1946) , £3,353 10s.
2451 Req. 629.-Paint, fire retardant, £1,260 3s. 9d.- -Robertson & Co.
2452 Req. 630.- Mattresses, fibre, £300.-Anthony Horderñ
& Sons Ltd.
2453 -4 Req. 631.---,Crude retort tar
£322 13s. 4d. Wagga Wagga Muniëipàl Gas Waits.
£818 2s. 6d.- Wellington Municipal OAS Atòrks.
as
2455 Req. 632. -Crude tar, £858 8s. 4d,-Townsville
& Coke Co. Ltd.
2456 Req. 635. -Micro film camera, £500.-Reproductions
-L,
-
-
Pty. Ltd,
2457 -8 Req. 037. Shorts, khaki
£3,496 lOs. 7d.-Hardie Rubber Co. Ltd.
£3,496 10s. 7d.-Pick*lck Mfg. Co.
2459 Req. 042.-Screwdrivers, &c., £405 13s.
31
tell Ltd.
2d.-Westeett
2460 Req. 645. -Fuel filter elemnent, &e., £753 2s. ld.-- -Tiitt
33t7ant Pty. Ltd.
lips, iron, &c., £2,042 3s. 411.=--Pahl &
2461 Req. 64ií.
Gray Ltd.
2462 Req. 049. Spengs Cloths, £206 12s.-- Daniel Hirst &
Soros.
.
-
2463
Req. 652.--Sisal Bondage, £371 14s. 4d.--J. Scôtt
2464
Req. .653.---Steel oval boilers, £480 6s.
Pty. Ltd.
Ltd.
3d.-Metters
2465 Req. 60i5.ß -Tape, £344 10s.= -É. Lnút & Sons.
2166 Req. 657. -=Nails, £261 8s. 4d.-United Nail Pty: Ltd.
2467 Req. 659.- Switches, £757.- 0livér Mfg. Co. Pty. Ltd.
2468 Req. 660.- Repairs and maintenance to Royal Australian Air Forge Marine craft (1st January to 31st December,
1945) , £1,200. -,Malcolm. Campbell.
C. Rawson & 'Co.
2469 Req. 662.-Kit bags; £1,875.
-0.
Pty. Ltd.
Req.
Ltd.
1027.-Stoeltihiette hinds, ti,62f1 14s. 2d.--
Req. 1047.-Life rafts, £15,360x-=Brett & CO.
Req. 1063:-Prfütiiig, £1,000. -- Clovern9neiit Printer.
Req. 1064.-Printing, £1,000.--G-overnment Printer.
Req. 10ß5.-Printing, £1,600.=-Government Printer.
H. V. EVAT`r, Atto'rneÿ,Geiïeral.
8d.-
Shearer Ltd.
Pty. Ltd.
Co.
Steel
£816 13s.
£2,216 13s. 4d.-Miller Bros.
2444 Req. 616.- Rotproofing of cotton duck, £2,083 Os. 8d.
-A. Abrahams & Solis Pty, Ltd.
2445 Req. 618.- Shackles, iron, bow, £277 10s.-David
2440
.
Convntonwealth Gri tcllitïtfátt and ArbftOtttfòPi Act 19044934.
IS Royal Higlness the Governoh=Geliéra-1 in- Connell has,
pursuant tb the existing arrangement with respect -to the
District Registry under the Commonwealth- Cotidiliation and
Arbitration Act 1904 -1934, at Perth3 in the State of Western
Australia, been pleased to appoint Lawrence Bruce Crosbie,
Esquire, Clerk of the Court of Arbitration of Western; Australia, to execute the duties of Deputy Industrial Registrar
under the Commonwealth Conciliation and Arbitration Act
1904 -1934, in charge of the said District Registry at Perth,
during any absence of the Acting Deputy Industrial Registrar,
Joseph Hamilton Bogue, Esquire, such appointment to take
effect on and from 19th February, 1945, and to be during the
pleasure of thé governor -General and tivithñüt saláty. ,(Ex,
Min. No. 14.)
£318.-Exide
Batteries of Aust. Ltd.
2439 Req. 604.- Swivel pieces, £439.-Hadfields
Works Ltd.
2440 Req. 606.- Cartons, cardboard, £780 16s.
.T. Fielding & Co. Ltd.
2441 -3 Req. G14.--Sheaths, machete--
Pty. Ltd.
CO.
II
2429 -32 Req. 594.--Flags£435 13s. 6d.- Randall & Plotkin.
&
Carbon
Req. 1020.---Sbttp, £2,083 68. 8d.-4Caidlilìell Brds.
Req. 1019,-Soap, £1,078,--Campbell Bros.
R;eq. 1028.-Nails, £I,39$ 15s.--T. Sachs & Co.
Sachs & do.
Reg. 102/.--Nails, £1,506 14s.
Req. 1029.-Farmapex, £1,192 19s.-Mica insulating
Metallic copper, £2,563 4s. 6d.-Lewis
Macnaughts Shoe Stores Ltd.
Pty. Ltd.
it*
58o=4.1ind:
Req. $64.-Rikibuii9i typevriwt, £212 1011.-=Oöliiidbia
Itibliti'xt &
Veit, Routh Walda.
1ós. 9d Gilbert Lodge
Req. 46(1.- Cable,
Sugar Refining
Ito .
Quarantine Act 1908 -1924.
Royal Highness they, Crovernor- deneral in Council has
approved of the following appointments under the
ITIS
Quarantine .tct 19084924:(a) Dr. George Seaborne Robinson as Deputy Quarantine
Officer, Melbourne, Victoria, vice Dr. R. L. Park,
resigned.
(b) Dr. James Ernest Piper as Deputy Quarantine
Officer, Geelong, Victoria.
(c) Owen Henry Brooks as a Quarantine Officer
(Animals), Queensland.
(Elk. 11Bíí. Nos. 18, 19 and gò.)
J. M. FRASER, Minister for Health.
Statutory Declarations Act
1911 -1944.
JT is hereby notified for public information that(a) the persons mentioned in the First Schedule here -
thider have this day been appointed by me to be
Commissioners for Declarations under the Statutory
Declarations Act 1911 -1944;
(b) the appointments of-the persons mentioned in the
Second Schedule hereunder as Commissioners for
Declarations under the said Act have this day been
determined by me, the said persons having ceased
to hold the positions held by them at the date of
their appointment as sireh tòiuimissioners, or the
said Commissions being unnecessary in connexion
with the duties of the positions bow held by them,.
as the case nmy be.
FIRST SCHEDULE.
Reginald Sydney Macklin, Esquire, of Bowen, in the State
of Queensland, Sub-Collector of Customs, Departin.ent of
Trade and Customs, Bowen.
Charles Henry Fuller Moran, Esquire, of Adelaide, in the
State of South Australia, Acting Examining bffieer in
Charge, Parcels Post, Department of Trade and Customs,
Adelaide.
No. 58.}---22nd. March, 1945
724
Albert Edward Callander, Esquire, of Canberra, in the
Australian Capital Territory, Supervisor of Census,
Department of the Treasury, Canberra.
Thomas -Henry Townsend, Esquire, of Mont Park, in the
State of Victoria, Supply Officer, Macleod Repatriation
Sanatorium, Mont Park.
Sydney Hugh Foreman, Esquire, of Adelaide, in the State of
South Australia, District Postal Inspector, Postal Services
Branch, Postmaster- General's Department, Adelaide,
Lawrence Patrick Reilly, Esquire, of Adelaide, in the State
of South Australia, Acting Inspector of Excise and Sub Collector of Customs, Adelaide.
Francis Edmond Jacobs, Esquire, of Goulburn, in the State
of New South Wales, Clerk to the District Inspector,
Postmaster- General's Department, Goulburn.
Flying Officer Allan Harris (42758) .
Redvers Ophir Carter, Esquire, of Footseray, in the State of
Victoria, Accountant, Ammunition Factory.
John Walter Birkett, Esquire, of Melbourne, in the State of
Victoria, Senior Clerk, Public Service Arbitrator's Office,
Melbourne.
John Hewitt, Esquire, of Hobart, in the State of Tasmania,
Assistant Deputy Director of Rationing, The Deanery,
Macquarie-street, Hobart.
SECOND SCHEDULE.
William George Dickson, Esquire, of Adelaide, in the State
of South Australia, formerly District Postal Inspector,
Postal Services Branch, Postmaster -General's Department,
Adelaide, now retired.
Squadron Leader Arthur Alan Doyle, of Melbourne, in the
State of Victoria.
Harold St. George Bird, Esquire, late Collector of Customs,
Fremantle, in the State of Western Australia, now
retired.
Commonwealth Gazette
Superannuation Act 1922-1943.
N pursuance of sub- section (5.) of section 4 of the
Superannuation Act 1922 -1943, 1, Hubert Peter Lazzarini,
the Minister of State for Home Security and Minister of State
for Works for and on behalf of the Treasurer of the Common wealth, do hereby direct that the following person who is an
employee of the Department of the Army shall be deemed to
be an employee within the meaning of section 4 of the
Superannuation Act 1922- 1943:Grantham, Robert Ley.
Dated this fourteenth day of March, 1945.
H. P. LAZZARINI, for
Treasurer.
Superannuation Act 1922 -1943.
IN pursuance of sub -section (5.) of section 4 of the
Superannuation Act 1922 -1943, I, Hubert Peter Lazzarini,
the Minister of State for Home Security and Minister of State
for Works for and on behalf of the Treasurer of the Commonwealth, do hereby direct that the following persons who are
employees of the Department of the Navy shall be deemed to
be employees within the meaning of section 4 of the
Superannuation Act 1922 -1943:Bourchier, Keith William.
Jones, William George.
Ford, Joseph Henry.
Jarrett, Edgar George.
Hedges, Harold Wesley.
Mathews, CIive Bartolomeo
Sedgwick, Clarence William
Pedrotta.
Henry.
Morgan, James George Henry
Williams, Arthur Edward
Edward.
John.
Best, Sealy James.
Cockburn, Arthur,
Hebron, Edward George.
Mills, Reginald Thomas.
Russell, Sidney George Gluer.
Smidt, Henry Lawrence.
Dated this fourteenth day of March, 1945.
Dated this tenth day of March, 1945.
H. P. LAZZARINI, for Treasurer.
GEO. S. KNOWLES, Solicitor- General.
COUNCIL FOR SCIENTIFIC AND INDUSTRIAL
RESEARCH.
THE NORTHERN TERRITORY OF AUSTRALIA.
Aboriginals Ordinance 1918 -1943.
TERMINATION OF APPOINTMENT OF PROTECTOR OF ABORIGINALS.
1 pursuance of section 4 of the Aboriginals Ordinance
1918 -1943, and by virtue of all other powers me thereto
enabling, I, the Honorable Charles Lydiard Aubrey Abbott,
the Administrator of the Northern Territory of Australia, do
hereby terminate the appointment of Leo Charles Francis Law
as a Protector of Aboriginals.
Dated at Alice Springs this eighth day of March, 1945.
C. L. A. ABBOTT,
Administrator.
Superannuation Act 1922 -1943.
IN pursuance of sub- section (5.) of section 4 of the
Superannuation Act 1922 -1943, I, Hubert Peter Lazzarini,
the Minister of State for Home Security and Minister of State
for Works for and on behalf of the Treasurer of the Common wealth, do hereby direct that the following persons who are
employees of the Department of Commerce and Agriculture
shall be deemed to be employees within the meaning of section
4 of the Súperannuation Act 1922- 1.943: -Walter, George Edwin Fitz.
Rockett, Edmond Patrick.
Dated this fourteenth day of March, 1945.
H. P. LAZZARINI, for Treasurer.
DIVISION OF AERONAUTICS.
Appointment of Officer to Engines Section.
PPLICATIONS are invited for appointment to a position
on the staff
the Council's Division of Aeronautics,
Melbourne. The appointee will be required to carry out
research and development work on internal combustion engines
and to take charge of a small fuel laboratory where knock rating and other tests on motor spirit and other liquid fuels
are performed.
An applicant should hold a University degree in mechanical
engineering and should have had some experience in fuel technology; or a University degree in science with chemistry as
a major subject and should have had subsequent experience
in internal combustion engineering.
The position will be classified as that of a Research Officer
or of an Assistant Research Officer, dependent on the qualifications of the appointee-on which qualifications the commencing salary within the ranges for these classifications
will also depend.
The Research Officer classification rises from £520 to £600
per annum (nominal) with four equal increments, the first
of which is automatic and the last three discretionary. The
Assistant Research Officer classification rises from £356 to
£500 per annum (nominal) by eight equal increments, the
first four automatic and the last four discretionary. The
present equivalent of these ranges after cost -of-living adjust ment are £560 to £640 per annum and £396 to £540 per
annum respectively.
Applications, stating date of birth afid nationality, and
giving particulars of qualifications and experience and of
present employment, and accompanied by copies of not more
than four testimonials, should reach the undersigned not later
than 29th March, 1945.
of
G. A. COOK, Secretary.
Council for Scientific and Industrial Research, 314 Albert street, East Melbourne, C.2, Victoria.
Commonwealth Gazette
.
COUNCIL FOR SCIENTIFIC AND INDUSTRIAL
RESEARCH.
LUBRICANTS AND BEARINGS SECTION.
Appointment of Assistant Research Officer.
APPLICATIONS are invited for appointment to a position
óf Assistant Research Officer on the staff of the Council's
Lubricants and Bearings Section; Melbourne, for investigations
on high speed chemical reactions by photographic and other
means.
An applicant should hold a University degree in science
with physics or physical chemistry as a major subject and
should preferably have had post-graduate research experience.
The Assistant Research Officer classification ranges in salary
from £356 to £500 per annum (both nominal) by eight equal
increments, the first four of which are automatic and the last
four at the discretion .of the Council. The present equivalent
of this range, after adjustment for the cost of living, is £396
to £540 per annum. The commencing salary within the range
specified will be dependent on the qualifications of the
appointee:
Applications, stating date of birth and nationality, and
giving particulars of qualifications and experience and of
present employment, and accompanied by not more than
four testimonials, should read the undersigned not later than
29th March, 1945.
-
G. A. COOK, Secretary.
Industrial
Research, 314 Albert and
Council for Scientific
street, East Melbourne, C.2, Victoria.
COUNCIL FOR SCIENTIFIC AND INDUSTRIAL
RESEARCH.
FLAX
RESEARCH--IAPPOINTMEIcT
OF
OFFICER- IN- CI-IARGE.
APPLICATIONSS are invited for the position of Officer-in-
Charge Flax Research Laboratory. The salary will be
from £900 -£1,200 per annum according to the qualifications
and experience of the appointee.
.An applicant should possess a degree in science or engineering and have had experience in the planning and carrying
out of research. Experience in problems associated with the
processing and manufacturing of flax will be an added
qualification.
It is proposed to erect, a laboratory for the purpose of
investigating the problems associated with the retting and
processing of flax fibre, and the utilization of the resultant
fibre for spinning into flax yarn. The work may include
fundamental physical and chemical studies on the flax fibre,
and research into technological processes ; and the practical
application of the results to manufacturing operations.
The duties of the Officer -in-Charge would he to assist in the
planning, equipment, and staffing of the Laboratory. to plan
the researches on general lines, and to be responsible for the
supervision of them.
Subject to a satisfactory medical examination, the successful
applicant will be eligible to contribute to, and receive benefits
from, either the Commonwealth Superannuation Fund or the
Commonwealth Provident Fund.
Applications, stating date of birth and nationality, and
giving particulars of qualifications and experience and of
present employment, and accompanied by copies of not more
than four testimonials, or the names of four referees, should
reach the undersigned not later than the 9th April, 1945.
G. A. COOK, Secretary.
Research, 314 Albert Industrial
and
for
Scientific
Council
street, East Melbourne, C.2, Victoria.
58.-22nd
Nó.
725
'March, 1045
Salary. _Dependent on qualifications and experience, commencing salary will be within the range of Assistant Research
Eight equal increOfficer (£39ß to £540 per annum actual)
discretionary.
remainder
automatic,
four
ments, first
present
Applications, stating date of birth, nationality;
experience,
employment, particulars of qualifications and four
testiaccompanied by copies only of not more than
monials, should reach the undersigned not later than the
7th May, 1945.
Secretary.
-
.
G. A. COOK,
Council for Scientific and Industrial Research, 314 Albert
street, East Melbourne, C.2, Victoria.
Superannuation Act 1922 -1943.
pursuance of sub- section (5.) of section 4 of the Superannuation Act 1922 -1943, I, Hubert Peter. Lazzarini, the
Minister of State for Home Security and Minister of State
for Works, for and on behalf of the Treasurer of the
Commonwealth, do hereby direct that the following persons
who are employees of the Postmaster- General's Department,
shall be deemed to be employees within the meaning of section
4 of the Superannuation Act 1922- 1943:-
IN
CENTRAL STAFF.
Hayes, William Joseph.
NEW SOUTH WALES.
Allison, George.
Allison, John.
Birrell, Ronald Leslie.
Buckingham, Roy Thomas.
Bushel, Joseph Spencer.
Castle, Roy.
Coleman, Arthur John William.
Cook, Robert Philip.
Cottier, Leonard James.
Croker, Samuel.
Cushing, Andrew Hersey
Sexton.
Davis, Sydney Noel Emanuel
Irvine.
D'Emden, Robert Eric.
Dickson, Ian Douglas.
Doherty, William James.
Dolaghan, Frank.
Donnellan, James Joseph.
Eccleston, Clifford Richard.
Edwards, William John.
Grant, Harry John.
Green, Alexander William.
Gunning, James.
Higgins, William Jeremiah.
Houchin, Reginald William.
Hounsell, Eric Wilmshurst.
Ireland, David Clair.
King, Francis Harry..
Lester, Charles.
.
L'Orange, Arthur John.
Lynch, Mervyn Kenneth.
Maloney, Laurence Luke.
Miller, Thomas.
Miller, William.
Mooney, Patrick Joseph.
Morshel, Frank Powell.
Mulcahy, Phillip John.
Murray, Peter Oliver.
O'Brien, George Arnold.
O'Farrell, Joseph Ignatius.
O'Leary, Dorothy Louise.
Palmer, Mervyn Harrington.
Patridge, Charles Dudley.
Prain, Robert.
Rennard, Jesse.
Frederic
Charles
Rider,
Christie.
Saunders, Clarence Edmund.
Shaw, John.
Joseph
Alwyn
Shields,
Willi-am.
Sigg, Charles Bendikt.
Sparkes, William Percy.
Steel, Frederick.
Steel, Harry Eric.
Urwin, Francis William.
Welch, John Frederick.
Walter, John William.
Williams, James Henry.
VICTORIA.
.
Borelli, Neel) Henrietta.
Gear, George Cuthbert.
Gordon, Edith May Eleanor.
Gurr, Keith Ronald.
Johnson, John Charles.
Lemon, Mary Mascotte.
Long, Bertie.
May, Grace Jean.
O'Loughlin, Marguerite.
Roscholler, William Thomas.
Sawyer, James Chesterman.
SOIITH AUSTRALIA.
Bates, John Henry Palni ter. Smith, Leonard Ellwood.
WESTERN AusmatLA.
Geddes, Harvey.
TASMANIA.
COUNCIL FOR. SCIENTIFIC AND INDUSTRIAL
RESEARCH.
Stinten, Norman Ambrose.
MeSherry, John Earle.
Dated this 14th day of March, 1945.
H. P. LAZZARINI, for Treasurer.
DIVISION OF INDUSTRIAL CHEMISTRY.
Appointment of Assistant Research Officer.
A PPLICATIONS are invited for one position of Assistant
Research Officer, Division of Industrial Chemistry,
Melbourne.
Duties. -Analytical work in the Physical Metallurgy
Section, including the development of methods for the analysis
of alloys.
Qualifications. University degree in Science or a Technical
College Diploma with chemistry as a major subject and
industrial or research experience. Experience in metallurgical
analysis should be specially stated.
j-
-
Defence Act 1903 -1941, Section 63, and Civilian Staff
Regulations.
Swansea Burden, Range
Superintendent, South Australia Lines of Communication
of
Area, is retired from the Service as from the close the
with
accordance
in
1945,
March,
28th
on
business
provisions of Civilian Staff Regulation 15.-(Ex. Min. No. 50
-Approved 21st March, 1945.)
Retirement.- Albert Horton
Isto.
58;-Untt lfttreh,
Otantokroodlili Gatettt
126
1.046
comm0NwEALTH PUBLIC SERVICE.
SECTION 50 AND RECIAA11014 109.
to appeal by abort tri the Publié Stvice Board, and, where coñseqúent upon
enbjeot
promotions are provisional and
HE i6110
another provisional promotion, shall be dependent upon the latter being con& Ì ed. Appeals should be lodged) either by letter of
follow t=telegram, within twenty -one days of the date of this ntîtifioatiun,
Public Service Inspector in the capital city of that Sate ;
Commonwealth
with
the
a
State,
in
to
be
made
is
promotion
(Û) if the
with the Pttbliti Sety ce Itiépector in benberfa, ï ineés the
Teriitery)
Capital
Ansttaliaf
the
made
in
(b) if the pIt»fiotión is tO be
promotion is to be Made to a väoaíicy in the Postmaster-delien l's Depai'tíi efit, in Whiöh "date the bifiCer shall lodge hit
appeal with the Commonwealth Public Service Inspector; Sydney;
(c) if the promotion is to be made in the Northern Territory S(i) with the Commonwealth Public Service Inspector; Mebane, in the taki tif a prtbtabtioii te tt iraòaficy ici thé Department
of Trade and Customs ;
(íí) with the Commonwealth Public Service Inspector; Adelaide; in the ease cif a pràíiitition tó a #46afiby in the Pôsthia ter,
General's Depattfn ant ;
(iii) With the Pullin Servies Inspector, Canberra) in Other oaf.
An appellant shall fortvaad his appeal aired to the Publie Sè $lee Inspecte r.
Under geetion ail (7a) of the Commonwealth Public Service Act, the Board may regard an appeal as having been made againstona
provisional promotion notified hereunder by any o iceré who, at any time within the time prescribed for lodging an appeal; are absent
leave fir wàr eerviee.
each;
Where an officer desires be appeal against two or mere provisional promotions a separate appeal should be lodged in respect of when
a
Department,
of
Branch
the
same
in
classification
similar
positions
of
against
are
to
appealed
proñiótiofis
provisional
except where the
one appeal covering such provisional promotions will be accepted.
The grounds of appeal ïnust be as prescribed in Section 50 of the CóÑtnuhtvealth Public Service Act, viz.:
(a) Superior efficiency ; or
(b) Equal efficiency combined with seniority.
(NB.-Where positions have been the subject of an Arbitration Determination. the salary scales shown are those prescribed
by Determinations)
PROMOfON
T
-
Nañie.
Preèëht Déól
.
atiöñ and gtitióà:
,
Ptikitibti to which Pomotèfl.
Salary on
Proinotion.
Date of
Promotion.
£
Green) Cyril Oswald ..
. .
Wlïeoii, Ernest Harold John
..
Andrews, John Thdit1tas
Fell, Leslie William Alfred
Err OF
TRADE AND CUSTOMS.
New South Wales.
IiiiteStigatien Ofder (£486- Senior Investigation Officer 0558 4594),
Third Division, Investigation Section,
£558), 'Third Diviäióh, Invice .Ì. A. Morrison, promoted
vestigation Section
Excise Ofiidcr, Crude 1 í£294- Excise Officer, Grade 2 (£342-£414), Fourth
Division, Excise Branch, vice W. A. Herd,
£866)f Fourth Division, P xoise
retired.
Branch
Looker, Grade 1 (£272 -£312), Locker; Grade 2 (£2944354), Fourth Divisiïin, Warehouse Branch, vide E. M.
Fourth Division, Warehouse
Kenñèdy, deceased
Branch
Locker, Grade I (£272-£312), Locker, Grade 2 (£294- 354), Fourth Division., Warehouse Branch, vice G. I. Fäwlèr,
Foittth Division, Warehouse
DEPAR
Branch
Gunn, Reuben
..
McGregor, Albert William
. .
.
Looker, Grade 1 (£272-£312),
Fotír'th Division, Warehouse
Branch
Locker, Grade 1 (£272- £312),
Fourth Division, Warehouse
Branch
Morrison, James Arthur
Wingate, Robert
Grose, Albert Ernest
..
retired
Locker, Grade 2 094-4364), Fourth DMAkin, Warehouse Branch, vice G. P. Cambridge, promoted
Locker, Grade 2 (£294 -£354), Fourth Divisiòn, Warehouse Branch, vice A. t. gcott,
promoted
634
436
394
394
894
394
Victoria.
Inspector (1594-,-1672), Third Division; I:á=
Officer,
Senior In.vestigation
vestigation Section, vice J. Darcy, pro.,
(£558- £594), Third Division,
Investigation Section, New
South Wales
Assistant Wharf Examining
Officer {£264- £342), Third
Division, Landing Branch
Assistant Wharf Examining
°facer 02644342), Third
Division, Shipping Branch
22 :8.45
22:3:45
motel
Clerk (£300 £366), Third Division, Accounts
Branch, vice V. J. Clohesy, promoted
406
Clerk (£3004366), Third .Division, Excise
Branch, vice W. J. McInerney, promoted
496
Queensland.
Macklin, Reginald Sydney
Sub -Collector (f300-£366), Third Wharf Examining Officer, Grade 1 (£342 £414), Third Division, Landing Branch,
Division, Bowen
vice D. Behan, promoted
Orr, Albert Cyril
Accountant (£450-£522), Third
Division, Accounts Branch
Edsóii) George Antony Milliìagton
Boarding Inspector (£4504522),
Third Division, Shipping
Branch
Iatroy, dógeph
Inspecter (£694£672), Third
Divisioñ, Investigation Sec.
tióli, -Victoria
418
22.3.45
598
22.3.45
680
22.3.46
736
22.8.45
South Australia.
Investigation Officer (5486-£558), Third
Division, Invoice and Investigation Branch,
vice t. J. NÏcConhachy, retired
Sub=C011ector (£4864558), Third Division,
Port Pinte, vice A. T. Brewer, transferred
Western Australia:
:
Senior Inspector (£696-£768), Third Divisien, invoice and Investigation Branch,
vice W. H. S. Wildy, promoted
A.
No. 58.-=-22nd March, .1945
727
Commonwealth Gazette
PROMOTIONS---continued.
Position to which Promoted.
Present Designation and Station.
Name.
Tobin, Nicholas Arthur
Duties.
Holloway, Eric Mansfield
-
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
Electoral Branch New South Wales.
Postal Clerk (£108-£330), Third Clerk (£264-£342), Third Division, Robertson
(Hornsby), vice M. Neaylon, promoted
Division, Manly, PostmasterGeneral's Department, New
South Wales
Assist in maintenance of rolls and Civilian Register and Electoral work generally.
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH.
Examiner of Patents, Grade 1 Assistant Director (Pharmaceutical Services)
(£648- £720), Third Division, Department
(£366- £558), Third Division,
of Health Administrative Staff. New office
Central Staff, Patent, Trade
created (P.S.B. Certificate No. 44/416)
Marks, Designs and Copyright
Attorney -General's
Offices,
Department
Salary on
Promotion.
Date of
Promotion.
382
22.3.45
688
22.3.45
POSTMASTER-GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.
New South Wales.
22.3.45
454
Clerk (£300-£366), Third Divi- Clerk (£342- £414), Third Division, EngiWallace, William Thomas
Section),
Branch
(Costing
veering
sion, Engineering Branch
Armidale, vice S. J. Quinton, promoted
(Costing Section)
Duties include classification of Engineering Branch expenditure and check of wages and allowance pay sheets, &c.
394
Clerk (£264- £342), Third Divi- Clerk (£300-£366), Third Division, EngiByron, Felix Placid . .
veering Branch (Wagga Wagga), vice
sion, Accounts Branch (TeleG. E. Eaves, promoted
graph Accounts)
Duties require a knowledge of telephone order procedure.
320
Postal Assistant (Mail) (£84- Motor Driver (£264- £280), Fourth Division,
Fletcher, William George
Stores Branch- (Transport), vice J. Leech,
£288), Fourth Division, Newresigned
castle
280
Ilealey, Maurice Patrick Grahame Postman (£84- £256), Fourth Postal Assistant, Grade 1 (£84- £272), Fourth
Division, Canberra. New office created
Division, Eariwood
(P.S.B. Certificate 44/55)
188
Telegraph Messenger (£36-£160), Messenger (£66- £168), Fourth Division, EngiCleal, Keith Alfred . .
neering Branch (Newcastle), vice J. G.
Fourth Division, Warialda
Bishop, transferred
328
Lineman, Grade 1 (£253-£277), Lineman, Grade 2 (£288), Fourth Division,
Sinclair, John
Engineering Branch, Line Staff (No. 1
Fourth Division, Engineering
Metropolitan Division), Randwick, vice
Branch, Line Staff (No. 1
J. W. Wylie, retired
Metropolitan Division), Kensington
Duties include cable jointing.
328
1
(053-£277), Lineman, Grade 2 (£288), Fourth Division,
Grade
Lineman,
Lynch, James Nevell . .
Engineering Branch, Line Staff (No. 1
Fourth Division, Engineering
Metropolitan Division), Rose Bay, vice
Branch, Line Staff (No. 1
W. U. Holtsbaum, promoted
Metropolitan Division), Rose
Bay
Duties include cable jointing.
328
1
Lineman, Grade (£253-£277), Lineman, Grade 2 (£288), Fourth Division,
Stoner, Ronald Leonard
Engineering Branch, Line Staff, (No. 3
Fourth Division, Engineering
Metropolitan Division), Katoomba, vice
Branch, Line Staff (MetroJ. M. Dandy, transferred
politan Division), Gleneig,
South Australia
Duties include cable jointing.
400
Megarrity, William Robert Keith Line Foreman, Grade 1 (£324- Line Foreman, Grade 2 (£360), Fourth Division, Engineering Branch, Line Staff (No.
£336), Fourth Division, Engi4 Metropolitan Division) (Head- quarters,
neering Branch, Line Staff
G.P.O.), vice P. I. Sullivan, transferred
(No. 4 Metropolitan Division),
Mona Vale
Duties are those of Estimating Foreman.
328
Lineman, Grade 1 (£253 £277), Lineman, Grade 2 (£288), Fourth Division,
McKellar, Alexander . .
Engineering Branch, Line Staff (No. 4
Fourth Division, Engineering
Metropolitan Division), Mosman, vice
Branch, Line Staff (No. 4
W. Cookson, promoted
Metropolitan Division), Manly
Duties include cable jointing.
328
Lineman, Grade 1 (£2534277), Lineman, Grade 2 (£288), Fourth Division,
Carl, John Thomas .
Engineering Branch, Line Staff (No. 5
Fourth Division, Engineering
Metropolitan Division), Ryde, vice
Branch, Line Staff (No. 5
L. Dinnerville, transferred
Metropolitan Division), Ryde
Duties include cable jointing and driving a motor vehicle.
Victoria.
Bourke, William Joseph
Simester, John James
Carlson, Clement Joseph
1513.
-2
Postal Assistant, Grade 1 (£84Division,
Fourth
£272),
unattached
Assistant, Grade 2 (£264-- £272),
Fourth Division, unattached
Postman (Relieving) (£84-£256),
Fourth Division, Canterbury
Postal Assistant, Grade 2 (£264-£312),
Fourth Division, Benalla. New office
created (P.S.B. Certificate No. 44/848)
Postal Assistant, Grade 2 (£2644312),
Fourth Division, Benalla. New office
Created (P.S.B. Certificate No. 44/848)
Postal Assistant, Grade 2 (£264-£312),
Fourth Division, Coke. New office
created (P.S.B. Certificate No. 44/875)
320
352
328
22.3.45
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Commonwealth Gazette
728
PROMOT TONS--continued.
Name.
Position to which Promoted.
Present Designation and. Station.
POSTMASTER-GENERAL'S
Salary on
Promotion.
Date of
Promotion.
DEPARTMENT--continued.
Victoria-continued.
1 (£84Postal Assistant, Grade 2 (£264 -£312),
£272), Fourth Division, St.
New office
Fourth Division, Coburg.
Arnaud
created (P.S.B. Certificate No. 44/876)
Armstrong, William Edward
Clerk (£96-£318), Third Divi- Clerk (£264-£342), Third Division, Personnel
sion, Engineering Branch
Branch, vice L. McConville, promoted
(Costing Section)
Duties.-Leave Recording Clerk, Assist Officer in Charge, Leave Section.
Hurren, Hugh Francis
Postal Assistant, Grade
320
382
22.3.45
VP
Queensland.
Henderson, Ernest
Assistant
Superintendent
(Traffic) (£696-£768), Third
Division, Telephone Branch,
New South Wales
Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 1
(£34£378), Third Division,
.
Herron, Eric Glenville
Miles
Toomey, Patrick Edward
..
Sketcher, Frederick Herbert
McLennan, Stanley Boyne Clarke
Talbot, Albert Groves
. .
Tait, Andrew Atherton
.
.
Johnston, Bertha Clare Brown .
.
Morgan, Edward
Black, Reginald Leslie
Ward, Reginald George
Cole, Albert Frankland
Moore, Leo Alexander
Senior Postal
(£342-£378),
Oakey
Senior Postal
(£342-£378),
Clerk, Grade i
Third Division,
Clerk, Grade 1
Third Division,
Pittsworth
Postal Clerk (£108- £330), Third
Division, Beaudesert
Assistant, Grade 1 (£84- £256),
Fourth Division, Telegraph
Branch
Lineman, Grade 1 (£253- £277),
Fourth Division, Engineering
Branch, Line Staff (Northern
Division), Malanda
Phonogram Operator (£84- £206),
Fourth Division, Telegraph
Branch
22.3.45
Superintendent (£840 £912), Third Division,
Telephone Branch, vice L. C. Dyke,
deceased
880
Postmaster, Grade 2 (£366 -£450), Third
Division, Biggenden, vice A. G. Gilbert,
transferred
Postmaster, Grade 2 (£366-£450), Third
Division, Jandowae, vice W. M. Littleton,
promoted
Postmaster, Grade 2 (£3664450), Third
Division, Morven, vice E. T. McGregor,
transferred
'Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 1 (£342 -£378),
Third Division, Beaudesert, vice R. H.
McKenzie, transferred
Overseer (Delivery), Grade 1 £272- £296),
Fourth Division, Telegraph Branch, vice
H. G. Collins, deceased
Lineman, Grade 2 (£288), Fourth Division,
Engineering Branch, Line Staff (Northern
Division), Charters Towers, vice J. R.
Jensen, transferred
Monitor (£226-£250), Fourth Division, Innis fail, vice Veronica Foran, transferred
436
Of
436
SP
South Australia.
Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 1 Postmaster, Grade 2 (£366 -£450), Third
(£342- £378), Third Division,
Division, Moonta, vice J. A. Davies,
promoted
Postmaster, Grade 2 (£366 -£450), Third
Division, Morgan, vice G. E. Phillips,
transferred
Postmaster, Grade 1 (£282-£354), Fourth
Division, Wilmington, vice A. Day, transferred
Supervising Technician, Grade 1 Supervising Technician, Grade 2 (£432(£408- £144), Fourth Division,
£468), Fourth Division, Engineering
Port Augusta
Branch, Inspection (Wallaroo), vice F. P.
Bremner, transferred
Postal Clerk (£108 -£330), Fourth Telegraphist (£108-£366), Fourth Division,
Division, unattached
Telegraph Branch, vice R. J. Hancock,
deceased
436
406
328
328
ff
253
436
22.3.45
Peterborough
Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 1
(£342 -£378), Third Division,
Port Lincoln
Postal Clerk (£108-£330), Third
Division, Saddleworth
436
Pt
382
OP
496
ff
274
ff
The notification of the provisional promotion of Eileen Byrne, appearing in Gazette of 8th February, 1945, is hereby cancelled, the
officer named having been permitted to decline promotion.
The notification of the provisional promotion of Marcus Grant Daniel, appearing in Gazette of 26th October, 1944, is hereby cancelled,
the officer named having been permitted to decline promotion.
The following provisional promotions have been confirmed
:-
DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY.
Joan M. Macauley and W. H. Mangan, appearing in Gazette of 18th January, 1945.
DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND CUSTOMS.
R. E. Littleton, appearing in Gazette of 4th January, .1945.
G. Hartill, appearing in Gazette of 18th January, 1945.
H. Bennett, appearing in Gazette of 25th January, 1945.
DEPARTMENT OF SUPPLY AND SHIPPING.
W. S. Goudie, appearing in Gazette of 18th January, 1945.
DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES.
D. L. Chipps and A. V. Moses, appearing in Gazette of 4th January, 1945.
E. F. J. Miller, appearing in Gazette of 18th January, 1945.
POSTMASTER- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.
J. L. Morrison, I.
B. Walker, L. M. McMahon, A. C. Drew and M. W. Frankcom, appearing in Gazette of 4th January, 1945.
G. F. Greenhalgh, J. E. Paterson, W. M. Grugan, A. G. Portbury, W. A. Raper and E. J. McGuire, appearing in Gazette of 11th
Janúary, 1945.
S. R. D. Peare, J. G. N. Gallaway, E. F. Gilchrist, J. P. Cooke, W. F. Henderson and L. F. N. Taylor, appearing in Gazette of 18th
January, 1945.
A. J. Smith and A. D. Lewis, appearing in Gazette of 25th January, 1945.
G. X. Andrews and G. T. F. Cook, appearing in Gazette of 22nd February, 1945.
_
'
Commonwealth Gazette
No. 58.-22nd March, 1945
729
John Bernard Mackay, Clerk (13004342), Third
Division, Telephone Branch, New South Wales, as
Clerk (D004366), Third Division, Accounts Branch,
General Accounts, vice J. W. C. Donovan, promoted,
with salary at the rate of £394 per annum; to take
effect from 4th January, 1945.
Ian Fraser Knipe, Lineman, Grade 1 (£2534277),
Fourth Division, Unattached, as Lineman, Grade 2
(£288) , Fourth Division, Engineering Branch, L"ne
Staff (South -Eastern Division) , Traralgon, vice J. C.
Sloper, transferred, with salary at the rate of £328
per annum ; to take effect from 18th January, 1945.
OFFICES ABOLISHED, CREATED, ETC.
DEPARTMENT OF THE SENATE.
Promotioñs. -John Lindsay Harney, Junior Attendant, to
be Senior Attendant, Fourth' Division (£314-£322), with
salary at the rate of £322 per annum, vice A. C. Cheel,
deceased; Ernest Hearne, .Cleaner, Joint House Department,
to be Junior Attendant, Fourth. Division (£284 -£300), with
salary at the rate of £300 per annum, vice J. L. Harney,
promoted; both promotions to have effect on and from the
:3rd February, 1945, and .salaries to be subject to the provisions of Commonwealth Public Service ( Parliamentary
Officers) Regulation No. 75.
F. G. THORPE, Commissioner,
Public Service Board.
DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY.
TAXATION BRANCH,
WESTERN
-A
AUSTRALIA.
new office of Clerk has been created in
Offices Created.
each of the sections indicated with limits of salary of minimum £96 and maximum £318 subject to variation in Pursuance
of regulation 106A and it has been directed that
offices
be included in the Third Division
Accounts and Statistics
:and
sth
Section; assessing-Income Tax
Estate Duty Section.
Two new offices of Messenger, Fourth Division, have been
created in the Correspondence and Records Section.- (Ex.
Min. No. 6.)
APPOINTMENTS AND RETIREMENTS.
THE following appointments and retirements are notified
by the Public Service Board
:-
APPOINTMENTS.
PRIME MINISTER'S DEPARTMENT.
DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY.
-A new office of Deputy Chief Finance Officer
is created in the Finance Branch (Military), Central Staff,
with limits of salary of minimum £962 and maximum £1,112,
subject to variation in pursuance of regulation 106A, and it
is directed that such office be included in the Third Division.
-(Ex. Min. No. 55.)
Office Created.
DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND CUSTOMS.
Exemption. -The provisions of the Commonwealth Public.
Service Act 1922 -1943 shall not apply to persons, other than
permanent officers of the Commonwealth Service, employed by
the Department of Trade and Customs outside Australia in
Australian War Supplies Procurement.- (Ex. Min. No. 16.)
DEPARTMENT OF SUPPLY AND SHIPPING.
HIS Royal Highness the Governor- General in Council has
been pleased to appoint Giles Tatlock Chippindall as
Acting Secretary, Department of Supply and Shipping, as from
the 20th February, 1945, until the close of business on the
11th April, 1945, and as Secretary, Department of Supply and
Shipping, as from the 12th April, 1945:
Office of Public Service Board, Queensland.
Typist, Grade
Richardson.
1,
Fourth.
Division. -Jean
Kirkpatrick
DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY.
-
Tasmania.
Typist, Grade 1, Fourth Division. Kathleen Mary
Cummins.
Taxation Branch, Canberra.
Clerk, Third Division.-David Bowman Thomas.
Taxation Branch, Western Australia.
Typist, Grade 1, Fourth Division. Elizabeth Stamos
-
DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES.
Queensland.
Typist, Grade 1, Fourth Division.- Josephine Mary Danaher,
Elizabeth Mary Curry, Joyce Edith May Struthers, Hansine
Catherine Hansen, Veronica Jean Cross.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTEBIOR.
Tasmania.
Typist,
Grade
1,
Fourth Division.- Margaret Gladys
Connor.
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH.
Tasmania.
Typist, Grade
PROMOTIONS-COMMONWEALTH PUBLIC
SERVICE ACT 1922-1943.
THE Public Service Board
1.
Fourth Division.-Rae Williams.
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND AGRICULTURE.
has-
(1) Confirmed the undermentioned provisional' promotions
as notified in the Gazettes indicated:-Edward John
Anstiss, 9th November, 1944; William Garibaldi
Francis Davies, 20th December, 1944; Raymond
Rudolph Bracher, Gordon Clunes, 4th January, 1945;
James Edward Thomas Phillips, Theodore Grayson,
11th January, 1945.
(2 ) Cancelled the undermentioned provisional promotions
Robert Samuel Thorburn, 9th November, 1944;
Edward Ernest Raymond Lowery, 7th December,
1944 ; James Michael Cogan, 4th January, 1945;
Harold Clive Romeril, 18th January, 1945 ; Campbell
Dudley Breaker, 25th January, 1945.
(3) Promoted the undermentioned officers:-
:-
POSTMASTER-GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.
Victoria.
Howard Thomas Ford, Clerk (£96- £318), Third
Division, Finance Branch (Military) , Department of
the Army, as Clerk (£264 -£342), Third Division,
Accounts Branch, Cashier, vice W. R. Murray, promoted, with salary at the rate of £382 per annum;
to take effect from 9th November, 1944.
Herbert Townsend, Postal Assistant (Mail)
(£844288), Fourth Division, Geelong, as Postal
Assistant, Grade 3 (Mail Room) (f2804312),
Fourth Division, Ballarat, vice H. Jackson, retired,
with salary at the rate of £336 per annum; to take
effect from 7th December, 1944.
Queensland.
Typist, Grade 1, Fourth Division. -Joan May Hughes.
DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR AND NATIONAL SERVICE.
Victoria.
Typist, Grade 1, Fourth Division.-Lydia Margaret
Middleton, Sophie Biger, Shirley Florence Buckley.
DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND CUSTOMS.
Victoria.
Assistant, Grade 1, Fourth Division.-Henry Alexander,
William Joseph Casey, John Charles FitzPatrick.
POSTMASTER-GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.
Victoria.
1,
Fourth
Division.-Edward John Crosier,
Grade
Lineman,
Reginald Spottiswood.
Telephonist, Fourth Division.-Juliet Dunstan Gibson.
Telegraph Messenger, Fourth Division.-Geoffrey William
Kennedy, George Maxwell Tully, Charles Richard Matthews.
Queensland.
Telegraph Messenger, Fourth Division.-Thomas James
Mahon, Edgar Gordon Dabelstein, Mervyn Lewis, Henry
Robert Cain, Glen William Jones, William Frederick Summers,
Nolan Alfred Astil, Edwin John Charles Kemp, Victor Gray,
Edward McPhee, Norman Frederick Thompson, William
James Cheeseman, Donald James McKnight, William
Jeremiah Buckley.
No.: 55.---22ud March, 1945
?'30
Commonwealth Gazette
South Australia.
EXAMINATIONS.
Fourth Division.-- Pamela Jean Gordon.
Telegraph Nesssnger, Fourth revision. - Donald Charles
Teìep?coniet,
Examination No. 2579.
Vaughan, Peter. Lawson, Allan Jefferson Cattermole, Howard
Raymond Lynch.
FOR APPOINTMENT AS TELEPHONIST (FEMALE).
.
Western Australia.
Telegraph Afessenger, Fourth Division.-Lomas Vincent
Holmes; Colin Edward Harris, Steele Scarlett, Terence
Alexander John Xeaya, Francis Leonard Raymond Branson,
Robert Eric Meacock, John Sydney Prudence, Trevor Alex
Hill, Jeffrey Richard Campbell, Norman Thomas O'Neil.
Tasmania.
Telegraph Messenger, Fourth Division.
Whiteley.
- Geoffrey
Eugene
Held 3rd February, 1945.
THE candidate named hereunder was successful.
Eligibility for appointment will cease on 21st March, 1946.
If a successful candidate changes her address, she should
immediately notify the Commonwealth Public Service Inspector,
.
Hobart.
Order
of
Merit.
Total
Name.
Marks.
TASMANIA.
NEW NORFOLK.
1
RETIREMENTS.
Chìvers, Joan Mary
..
. .
..
293
DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY.
Taxation Branch, Queensland.
Section 67.-Tyrrell Labatt, Investigation Officer, Grade
as from the close of business on 31st January, 1945.
F. G. THORPE, Commissioner,
Public Service Board.
1,
TIE INTEBIOR.
Canberra.
Section 49.--Amy Annand, Accounting Machinist (Female) ,
Grade 1, as from the close of business on 17th February,
DEP.AR,TMENT OF
1945.
DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND CUSTOMS.
New South Wales.
Section 67.-Vivian Arnold Wilkins, Locker, Grade 2, as
from the close of business on 12th May, 1945.
.-
South Australia.
Section 85 (1) Clifton Reed Churchward, Chief Analyst,
as from the close of business on 9th April, 1945.
POSTMASTER-GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.
Examination No. 2552.
FOR APPOINTMENT To THE THIRD DIVISION OF THE COMMONWEALTH PUBLIC SERVICE AS CÍ.ERK OR AS CADET.
A.ni.endmeat of Results.
THE results of the above-mentioned examination, which
were published in Commonwealth Gazette No. 37, dated
22nd February, 1945, are amended by the inclusion of the
name of the following candidate who also was successful, and
of the relative particulars
1
:-
EXAMINED IN NEW SOUTH WALES.
Order of
Merit.
578A.
Name.
Morrison, James Robert.
New South Wales.
Section 85 (2 ) Frederick Locke Simpson, Technician, as
from the close of business on 22nd April, 1945; Edward
Joseph Tester, Senior Lineman, as from the close of business
on 26th April, 1945; Henry James Walker Christison, Postmaster, as from the close of business on 16th May, 1945.
.-
F. G. THORPE, Commissioner,
Public Service Board.
.
Victoria.
Section 49.- Marjorie Esther Treganowan, Typist, Grade 1,
as from the close öf business on 27th January, 1945; Elsie
Mona Enid Bates, Assistant (Female ) , Grade 2, as from the
close of business on ist February, 1945; Clare Bridget Hayes,
Telephonist, as from the close of business on 29th November,
1944 ; Mary MeGuiness, Telephonist, as from the close of
business on 20th December, 1944; Jessie Elizabeth Collard,
Telephonist, as from the close of business on 17th February,
1945.
Section 67.-Mabel Dorothea Trevena, Monitor, as from the
close of business on 10th February, 1945.
Examination No. 2561.
FOR PROMOTION OR TRANSFER AS MECHANIC, GRADE 2
POSTMASTER-GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.
Held .13th January, 1945, and Subsequent Dates.
HE following are the names, in lexicographical order, of
the candidates, who are designated Technician's Assistant except where otherwise shown, who were successful at
the above -mentioned examination
T
NEW SOUTH WALES.
Hewers, John Charles.
*Southgate, George William.
Queensland.
Section 49.-Gladys Muriel Ezzy, Monitor, as from the
c'.ose of business on 10th February, 1945.
VICTORIA.
Bernard, George.
Feltscheer, Noel Stanley.
Ward, Cyril Vivian Wesley.
South Australia.
Section 49.-Jean Berry, Telephonist, as from the close of
business on 17th February, 1945.
QUEENSLAND.
IJlinnane, Cornelius Charles.
Western Australia.
Section .85 (2 ) .-Elsie Jane Tildsley, Postal Clerk (Female) ,
as from the close of business on 16th May, 1945; James Henry
Harding, Labourer, Grade 1, as from the close of business on
30th May, 1945.
Tasmania.
Section 49.-Enid Veronica Bugg, Telephonist, as from the
close of business on 5th February, 1945 ; Dorothy Cliff, Telephonist, as fröm the close of ,business on 5th February, 1945.
F. G. THORPE, Commissioner,
Public Service Board.
( NOW
TECHNICIAN), TELEPHONE INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE,
SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
tFurneaux, Edgar Frank.
-Matthews, Kenneth Morgan.
¡Walker, William Spencer.
*
Win be advanced as Technician, as from 1st January. 1945.
t Technician.
Unless otherwise specified, successful Technician's Assistants
will be eligible for promotion in order of seniority in relation
to other Technicians and Technician's Assistants as required
for-the filling of vacant offices of Technician.
F. G. THORPE, Commissioner,
Public Service Board.
L
No. 58.--22nd itIanh,
731
Commonwealth Gazette
1
NOTIFICATION OF VACANCIES.
date, year and
lather applicants should state ' full names,
the
of
officers
born or
permanent
from
natural
invited
are
are
they
[ PPL1CATIONS
whether
transfer place of birth, andsubjects.
should give
soldiers
Returned
Commonwealth Public Service for promotion orWhere
British
naturalized
so
Copies only of diplomas,
to the positions named in the appended Schedule.
the particulars of war service.
should be forwarded.
certificates
indicated, applications will also be received from officers of
or
references, testimonials,
asked for.
be
will
they
Public Service of the States and other persons.
required
the originals are
value of a
for the If The
Applicants should state fully their qualifications forward
range of salary indicates the classified
within
salary
any
at
made
position sought, and must, to ensure consideration,
position, but appointments may be
column
last
the
in
indicated
the
officer
to
applications
their
such range.
the provisions of
in time to reach him not later than the appointed date.
Successful applicants must comply with
more
or
the Superannuation Act:
Where an applicant desires to be considered for two
at the rate
in
At offices where quarters are shown, a deduction
vacancies a separate application should be forwarded
position will
the
of
salary
positions
the
minimum
where
the
except
of
cent.
sought
of 10 per
respect of each position
same be made, unless otherwise stated. Particulars of existing
applied for are of similar classification and in the Lines
eof officers.
Postmaster,
of
quarters are furnished merely for the information
Branch of a Department, e.g., positions
quarters,
p
to
such
covering
Departments
It is not incumbent on
Staff positions, &c., when one application
withdrawn at
partially
or
wholly
be
may
if
provided,
accepted.
be
will
positions
any time.
of the
In the case of applicants who are permanent officers
who may be
the
State,
a
Officers of the Commonwealth Public Service,an application
or
of
Commonwealth
the
of
Public Service
of
result
as
the
promotion,
the transferred without
following particulars should be set out at the foot of
for an advertised vacancy, will be required to pay their
in the
application:expenses of removal unless the transfer comes No. 119.
Full name (block letters)
prescribed in Public Service Regulation
are not
Designation
Fares to locality of appointment of appointees who
Standard salary scale
officers of the Commonwealth Public Service will
permanent
(includOffice or Branch
not be paid by the Commonwealth unless such fares
Age last birthday (in years
is married, those of his wife and family)
applicant
if
the
ing,
Length of service
exceed £3, when such allowance as the circumstances justify
Salary (per annum )
may be granted.
inevement
Date granted last
j
.
)
.
Closing Date for
To whom Applications
must be forwarded.
Receipt of
Applications.
Salary.t
Locality.
Position, Salary Scale' and Division.
ATTORNEY- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.
.. 5th April, 1945
..
.. £358 to £562
Canberra
The Secretary, AttorneytLegal Officer, Grade
General's Department,
temporary
Third Division (three
Canberra
positions)
banisters or solicitors
become
to
be
qualified
or
a
State,
Court of
Applicants must be barristers of the High Court or the Supreme
or be graduates in law.
DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY.
Taxation Branch, Victoria.
5th April, 1945 The Deputy Commissioner
£104 to £205
Melbourne
£178),
1
(£84of Taxation, Box 789o,
Assistant (Female), Grade
(four
Fourth Division, Sales ' Tax
G.P.O., Melbourne, Vicpositions) ; Income Tax Records,
toria
Accounts and Registers, Valuation
(one position each)
and
attaching and registration of Returns, recording movements of files
Duties. -Work in connexion with mail opening, sorting,
sketching of plans.
DEPARTMENT OF POST-WAR RECONSTRUCTION.
5th April, 1945 The Director- General of
..
.. £598 to £712
Post-War ReconstrucRegional Planning Officer (£558 -£672), Canberra
tion, Canberra, A.C.T.
Regional Planning Section (temporary
position)
Pf
ff
£358 to £562
tRegional Planning Officer (£318-£522), Canberra
Regional Planning Section (temporary
position)
engineering or like nature, which would enable them to undertake
Applicants should possess technical qualifications of an architectural,
and undertake research on regional planning generally.
supervise
to
and
projects
planning
examination and development of regionaland executive experience ; University or similar training ; qualifications and experience in public
Applicants should state their professional
administration, and economic and social problems.
POSTMASTER- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.
1
(£318 -£522),
.
Postmaster, Grade 4 (£576 -£630). Third
Division
Cessnock
1
New South Wales.
£616 to £670
..
..
..
5th April, 1945
1
1
The Deputy Director, Posts
and Telegraphs, Sydney
I
Housing accommodation is very difficult to obtain.
.. 5th April, 1945
..
.. £406 to £490
Postmaster, Grade 2 (£366-£450), Third I Northbridge
i
I
Division
area.
Housing accommodation is very difficult to obtain in the metropolitan
.. 5th April, 1945
..
.. £382 to £418
Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 1 (£342- Manilla
i
£378), Third Division
Housing accommodation is difficult to obtain.
.. 5th April, 1945
.. £128 to £370
Postal Clerk (£108-£330), Third or Northbridge
Fourth Division
area.
Housing accommodation is very difficult to obtain in the metropolitan
1945
April,
5th
..
to £508
Supervising Technician, Grade 2 (£432- Lismore
£468), Fourth Division, Engineering
Branch, Inspection
automatic and
Technicians and Technicians. Experience in maintenance of
Duties. Periodical inspections of the work of Senior
carrier equipment is desirable.
Housing accommodation is difficult to obtain.
PP
1
1
1
1
I
-
1
-
Arbitration Determination.
as prescribed by Public Service Regulation 106A or relative
Service Regulation 106A or relative Arbitration Determination
s The rates shown are subject to variation
t The salaries shown are those payable after cost of living variations in accordance with Public
preference will be given to returned
have been effected.
the State Public Services and to other persons. As amongst such applicants,
$ These positions are also open to officers of
qualifications.
sailors, soldiers and airmen with the necessary
No.
58:22nd Mareh;
Commonwealth Gazette
732
1945
NOTIFICATION OF VACANCIES-continued.
Closing Date for
Receipt of
Applications.
Salary.t
Locality.
Position, Salary Scale and Division.
To whom Applications
must be forwarded.
DEPARTMENT- continued.
New South Wales- continued.
5th April, 1945
£448 to £484
POSTMASTER- GENERAL'S
The Deputy Director, Posts
Supervising Technician, Grade 1 (£408- Sydney
and Telegraphs, Sydney
£444), Fourth Division, Engineering
Branch, Mechanical, General Works
Election (Light and Power Sub -Section)
Applicants should state their knowledge and experience in maintenance of electric lifts of various types.
Housing accommodation is very difficult to obtain in the metropolitan area.
.
.
Victoria.
5th April, 1945 The Deputy Director, Posts
(Western Divi- £364 to £376
Line Foreman, Grade
and Telegraphs, Melsion),
Hopei
Branch,
Fourth Division, Engineering
bourne, C.1
town
-Line Staff
desirable.
vehicle
a
motor
drive
to
and
ability
qualifications
jointing
Cable
Duties. -Area Foreman.
Housing accommodation is difficult to obtain.
-
1 (£324 £336),
I
South Australia.
£382 to £418
..
Renmark
Senior Postal Clerk, Grade I (£342
£378), Third Division
Line Foreman, Grade 2 (£360), Fourth
Division, Engineering Branch, Line
Staff (Southern Division)
Murray Bridge
..
£400
The Deputy Director, Posts
and Telegraphs, Adelaide
5th April, 1945
f.
PP
ff
Duties.-Estimating Foreman.
Housing accommodation is difficult to obtain.
£104 to £233
Adelaide
IP
tt
ff
Phonogram Operator (£S4- £206), Fourth
Branch
Telegraph
Division,
ft
ft
£418 to £490
fP
Clerk (£378-£450), Third Division, Adelaide
Order
Money
Accounts Branch,
Accounts
Duties. Examiner Forms 100. A thorough knowledge of Money Order system is desirable.
. .
5th April, 1945 The Deputy Director, Posts
.
Division, Murray Bridge £418 to £490
Third
Clerk (£378- £450),
and Telegraphs, Adelaide
District
1
No.
I
Postal Services Branch,
Duties.-Clerk to District Inspector.
-
.
.
I
1
I
Tasmania.
Postal Assistant, Grade
Fourth Division
2
(£2644312),
I
Rosebery
. .
I
£304
5th April, 1945
to £352
!
District Allowance : Grade II.
Grade 2 (£288),
Launceston
Fourth Divi-
Lineman,
sion, Engineering Branch, Line Staff
£328
The Deputy Director, Posts
and Telegraphs, Hobart
!)
.
I
by Public Service Regulation 106e or relative Arbitration Determination.
s The rates shown are subject to variation as prescribed
Arbitration Determination
t The salaries shown are those payable after cost of living variations in accordance with Public Service Regulation 106e or relative
have been effected.
NOTICES UNDER THE BANKRUPTCY ACT 1924 -1933.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR ORDER OF DISCHARGE.
In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of New South Wales
and the Australian Capital Territory.
DEBTOR'S Name
-
NEWTON HARnisoN.
Address-62 Thompson -street, Drummoyne, formerly of
Naremburn.
Description-Builder.
Number-S.148 of 1931.
Court-Bankruptcy.
Date fixed for hearing-17th April, 1945.
Debtor's Name --CHARLES WILLIAM WYATT.
Address-21 Waimea -road, Roseville, formerly carrying on
business as F. Benn & Co.. Premier Oils and The Hamilton
Co.
APPLIC'ATIONS FOR ORDERS OF DISCHARGE.
In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Tasmania.
DEBTOR'S Name --Erne EAVES.
Address -34 Seymour- street, New Town, in Tasmania,
formerly of Franklin, in Tasmania.
Description- Soldier, formerly orchardist.
Number-S.56 of 1932.
Date fixed for hearing-17th April, 1945.
Debtor's Name ALFRED SAMUEL STONEnouSE.
Address -Beaconsfield, in Tasmania.
Description-Butcher.
Number -S.38 of 1932.
Date fixed for hearing-9th May, 1945.
-
R. G. BINGHAM, Registrar.
4874
Description-Twine merchant.
Number-5.137 of 1933.
Court Bankruptcy.
Date fixed for hearing-17th April, 1945.
-
NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF INTENTION TO DECLARE
DIVIDEND.
Part XII.
NOTICE OF ORDER OF DISCHARGE.
Debtor's Name-DAvm JOHN Cox.
Address-191 Albion- street, Darlinghurst.
Description-Labourer.
.Number-5.143 of 1941.
Date of order -11th December, 1944.
Nature of order Discharge suspended till 11th March, 1945
Ground for refusal of absolute order of discharge -Proof of
fact (a) of section 119 (7).
-
Assigned estate of CYRIL CLYDE RITcHIE, 11 The Corso,
Parkdale, late of Shamrock Hotel, Redbank. (No. 40 of
1942.)
THIRD dividend is intended to be declared in the above
matter. Creditors who have not proved their debts by
4
the 5th day of April, 1945, will be excluded from this dividend.
Dated this twentieth day of March, 1945.
J. KENNETH HALL, Trustee.
J. T. KEANEY, Registrar in Bankruptcy.
12th March, 1945.
4875
Hall
&
Rose, 108 Queen- street, Melbourne.
4880
C.ommonweaith Gazette
ORDER ANNULLING SEQUESTRATION ORDER.
In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Northern Queensland
(No. 35 of 1939) .-Re MEZIA:'\ SINGH, of T olga, in the State
of Queensland, peanut grower. -Summary case.
UPON the application of Mehan Singh, of Tolga, in the
State of Queensland, peanut grower, and upon reading
the affidavit of Mehan Singh, filed herein on the 19th day of
February, 1945 and the affidavit of Margaret Jean Cogzell,
filed herein on the 23rd day of February, 1945, and the report
of Stanley Theodore Jaques, filed herein on the ist day of
March, 1945, and upon hearing the town agents for the
solicitors for the said Mehan Singh and Stanley Theodore
Jaques the Official Receiver in Bankruptcy in the District
of Northern Queensland, it is ordered that the order of
sequestration dated the 28th day of August, 1939, against the
said Mehan Singh be and the same is hereby annulled.
Dated this sixth day of March, 1945.
By the Court,
(L.s.)
4879
No. 58.-22nd Uwrch, 1945
733
J. SHANNON, Registrar.
SEQUESTRATION AND ADMINISTRATION ORDERS.
In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of New South Wales and
the Australian Capital Territory.
INO. 3 of 1945. -Re EDWIN WILLIAM JONES, lately of 173
Mica -street, Broken Hill, carrier.
Date of petition -19th December, 1944.
Date of sequestration order-13th March, 1945.
No. 4 of 1945.-Re RICHARD HENRY BOULDEN, of Marlborough -
ORDER GRANTING RELEASE TO TRUSTEE.
In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Central Queensland
' (No. 4 of 1940).-In the matter of a Deed of Arrangement
between FRANCIS PEMBLETON, of Derby-street, Rockhampton
iu the State of Queensland, radio dealer, car rying on business at Craigilee House, Fitzroy -street, Rockhampton,
aforesaid, under the firm name of " Fern's Radio ", and his
creditors dated the twenty -ninth day of August, 1940.
Trustee : Michael Shanahan, of Rockhampton, aforesaid,
accountant.
PON hearing the solicitors for the above-named Michael
Shanahan, the trustee under the above Deed of Arrangement and upon reading the affidavit of the said Michael
Shanahan filed herein the seventeenth day of August, 1944,
and the application of the said Michael Shanahan filed herein
the twenty- seventh day of September, 1944, and upon taking
into consideration the report of the Registrar of this Court
on the accounts of the Trustee filed herein the first day of
November, 1944, it is ordered that the said Michael Shanahan,
as such Trustee, be granted his release and that the costs of
the Trustee of and incidental to this application be fixed at
the sum of Twelve pounds, twelve shillings (f12 12s.) including outlays and be paid out of the assets of the above -named
Francis Pembleton under the said Deed of Arrangement.
Dated this first day of November, 1944.
By the Court.
4883
APPLICATIONS FOR DISCHARGE.
In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria.
EBTOR'S Name-LISLE Lome LESLIE.
road, Flemington.
Date of petition -9th February, 1945.
Date of sequestration order-13tíí March, 1945.
No. 5 of 1945.-Re ALEXANDER FREDERICK KN APP, of 33
Denham- street, Bondi, salesman.
Date of petition -30th November, 1944.
Date of sequestration order -16th March, 1945.
No. 6 of 1945.-Re EDWARD WILLIAM SMITH, of 21 Farnham,
avenue, Punchbowl.
Date of petition -25th January, 1945.
Date of sequestration order -16th March, 1945.
No. 7 of 1945
GARNETT HOLLEY HANNON, of 95 Cronullastreet, Hurstville, agent, at present carrying on business at
Express Newspapers Ltd., 90 Pitt- street, Sydney.
Date of petition -28th February, 1945.
Date of sequestration order-16th March, 1945.
No. 8 of 1945.-Re EDWARD JOSEPH BOYLE, deceased, of 62
-Re
Devonshire- street, Sydney, newspaper vendor.
Date of petition -8th February, 1945.
Date of administration order -16th March, 1945.
No.
9
of 1945.-Re AUGUST HARRY HOGNO, of 13 Hogbin-
street, Kogarah, and lately residing at \\Terris Creek,
storeman.-Summary.
Date of petition -15th March, 194.5.
Date of sequestration order -16th March, 1945.
All debts due to the above estates should be paid to me.
112
A. V. RICHARDSON, Official Receiver.
1945.
4881
Pitt -street, Sydney, 16th March,
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DECLARE DIVIDEND.
In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of New South Wales
and the Australian Capital Territory.
N
O. 2
of
Re
1943.
EDMUND
JOSEPH HANNON,
of 72
Wright's -road, Drummoyne. -Summary.
A first and final dividend is intended to be paid in the
above estate: Any creditors who have not lodged proofs
of debt by the 5th April, 1945, will be excluded from the
F. J. RUSSELL, Registrar.
(L.s.)
Address -107 French -street, Hamilton; carrying on business
at 197 Gray -street, Hamilton.
Description -Hairdresser.
Number -S.63 of 1931.-Summary case.
Date fixed for hearing -4th April, 1945.
Debtor's name-WALTHER PAUL ScaonnE.
Address -Linga ; lately residing at or near Murton.
Description -Farmer.
Number-S.402 of 1931.
Date fixed for hearing ---5th April,
1945.
Debtor's name-PEROY KEARTON.
Address -244 Barkly -street, St. Kilda; formerly of Cheltenham, and formerly carrying on business at 244 Barklystreet, St. Kilda.
Description -Carpenter.
Number -5.243 of 1938. -Summary case.
Date fixed for hearing-6th April, 1945.
4885
A. G.
KEITH, Deputy Registrar.
In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Tasmania (No. 8.13
of 1940) .-Re bankrupt estate of HAROLD SILAS JAMES
PAIGE, formerly of Brighton, but now of Bridgewater in
Tasmania, carpenter.
NOTICE is hereby given that it is intended to declare a
second and final dividend in the above matter. Creditors
who have not lodged their proofs of debt with me on or before
the 4th day of April, 1945, will be excluded from the
dividend.
Dated this fifteenth day of March, 1945.
j
J.
119 Macquarie- street,
A. MITCHELL, Official Receiver.
Hobart, Tasmania.
4886
dividend.
No. 67 of 1940. -Re HOWARD WILLIAM STNNENSON, of Hum-
phries -road, Canley Vale.-Summary.
A fourth dividend is intended to be paid in the above
estate. Any creditors who have not lodged proofs of debt
by the 5th April, 1945, will be excluded from the
dividend.
Re
No. 161 of 1940.
BERRY THOMAS HOCKLEY GOLDKINO, of
654 Silica -lane, Broken Hills. --Summary.
A fifth dividend is intended to be paid in the above
estate. Any creditors who have not lodged proofs of
debt by the 5th April, 1945, will be excluded from the
dividend.
112
A. V. RICHARDSON, Official Receiver.
1945.
4882
Pitt-street, Sydney. 16th March,
In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Tasmania (No. 8.47
of 1940 ).-Re bankrupt estate of VERNON ERNEST BENNETT,
of 19 Goodwin treet, Launceston, in Tasmania, furniture
manufacturer.
NOTICE is hereby given that it is intended to declare a
third dividend in the above matter. Creditors who
have not lodged their proofs of debt with me on or before
the 5th day of April, 1945, will be excluded from the
j
dividend.
Dated this fifteenth day of March, 1945.
J. A. MITCHELL, Official Receiver.
119 Macquarie -street, Hobart, Tasmania.
4887
No. 58.--22nd March, 1945
In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Tasmania (No. S.8
of 1940)..--Re bankrupt estate of DONS JOFFa1 EASTLEY,
of UIverstoiie, in Tasmania, carpenter.
MICE
is hereby given
Commonwealth gazette
734
that it iä intended to declare
a
fourth dividend in the above matter. Creditors who
have not lodged their proofs of debt with me on or before
the 3rd day of April, 1945, will be excluded from the
dividend.
Dated this fifteenth day of March, 1945.
J. A. MITCHELL, Official Receiver.
4888
119 Macquarie- street, Hobart, Tasmania.
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DECLARE DIVIDEND.
Part XII.
Iii the matter of the assigned estate of HAZARD PRIOR WEBB
and HAZEL RAE WEBB, of 44 Queen -street, Melbourne.
OTICE is hereby given that a sixth dividend is intended
to be declared in this matter. The dividend will be
payable to those creditors who have proved their claims on or
before the 4th day of April, 1945.
Dated this fourteenth day of March, 1945.
S. W. GARSIDE, Trustee.
.
32 Deepdene -road, Balwyn.
4889
APPLICATIONS FOR. DISCHARGE.
In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria.
DEBTOR'.S Name-ALAN EDWIN BÖSCHEN.
Address -Care of George Cross Private Bag, Warracknabeal; formerly of Goyura.
Description-Farmer.
Number-5205 of 1939.-Summary case.
Date fixed for hearing-9th April, 1945.
Debtor's name WILLIAM ALFRED Hzrr.
Address-3 Emmaline- street, Northcote.
Description-Unemployed; formerly builder and contractor.
Number-S.42 of 1939.-Summary case.
Date fixed for hearing-9th April, 1945.
Debtor's name --CHARLES ALEXANDER PENNANT.
Address-174 Kerferd-road, Albert Park; formerly of and
formerly carrying on business at 32 Queen - street, Ballarat
East.
Description-Painter; formerly carrying on business as a
painting contractor.
Number-S.147 of 1939. -,Summary case.
Date fixed for hearing-10th April, 1945.
A. G. KEITH, Deputy Registrar.
4890
-
District of Western Australia (No. 37 of 1937) . -In the
bankrupt estate of CATHERINE GOLLAN MCGUIGAN, formerly
of Outram- street, Perth, and Hostel Manly, Cottesloe, hostel
NOTICE OF ORDER OF DISCHARGE.
In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of New South Wales and
the Australian Capital 'territory.
DEBTOR'S
Naive- FamnratICK
CHONG.
Address-123 Wellington-street, Waterloo.
Description-Cabinet maker.
Number-S.73 of 1939.
-
Date of order-11th September, 1944.
Nature of order Discharge suspended till 11th March, 1945.
Ground for refusal of absolute order of discharge -Proof
of facts (a) , (b) , (o) and (i) of section 119 (7) .
Debtor's Name -JAMES ALBERT RAY.
Address-Terry-street, Albion Park, formerly of Thirroul.
Description-Wheeler.
Number -S.84 of 1939.
Date of order -12th February, 1945.
Nature of order-Discharge suspended till 12th March, 1945.
Ground for refusal of absolute order of discharge-Proof of
fact (a) of section 119 (7) .
Debtor's Name -GEORGE \VILLIAM MITCHELL.
Address -1 T.M.O., Rose Bay, Sydney, R.A.A.F., fOrmerly
of Gwabegar.
Description-Motor lorry driver.
Number -S.62 of 1933.
Date of order -11th December, 1944.
Nature of order-Discharge suspended till 11th March, 1945.
Ground for refusal of absolute order of discharge-Proof of
facts (a) and (b) of section 119 (7) .
Debtor's Name -RONALD ANDREW MACDOUGALL.
Address-32 Elizabeth- street, Ashfield, formerly of " Clover lea ", Ebor.
Description- Grazier.
Number-S.16 of 1.943.
Date of order -11th September, 1944.
Nature of order -Discharge suspended till Ilth March, 1945.
Ground for refusal of absolute order of discharge-Proof of
facts (a) and (b) of section 119 (7) .
J. T. KEANEY, Registrar in Bankruptcy.
14th March, 1945.
4894
ADJOURNED PUBLIC EXAMINATION AND
APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE.
Court
of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia
the
(No. 34 of 1940) . -Rc ERNEST PUCKRIDGE, of Ceduna,
fisherman, formerly of Lake Wangary.-Summary case.
( Present address, Port Lincoln.)
Date and place of adjourned public examination and hearing
of application for discharge -13th April, 19444 at
half -past Ten a.m., at Bankruptcy Court, Adelaide.
e
I"
W. R. FORBES,
4895
Registrar.
keeper.
SECOND Dividend is intended to be declared in the above
matter. Creditors who have not proved their debts by
the fifth day of April, 1945, will be excluded from dividend.
Dated this 13th day of March, 1945.
A. H. JOHNSON, Official Receiver.
4891
6 The Esplanade, Perth.
District of Western Australia (No. 25 of 1932 ) . -In the
bankrupt estate of HARor.n THOMAS WHI.TFORD, of Albany,
farmer.
ASECOND Dividend is intended to be declared in the above
matter. Creditors who have not proved their debts by
the fifth day of April, 1945, will be excluded from dividend.
Dated this 13th day of March, 1945.
NOTICE OF ORDER OF DISCHARGE.
In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of New South Wales
and the Australian Capital Territory.
DEBTOR'S Name DAVID Coon.
-
-
Address -Kalingo- street, Bellbird.
Description Miner.
Number-5.1.74 of 1934.
Date of order -12th February,' 1945.
Nature of order -Discharge suspended till 12th March, 1945..
Groùnd for refusal of absolute order of discharge -Proof of
fact (d) of section 119 (7) .
A. H. JOHNSON, Official Receiver.
6
The Esplanade, Perth.
District of Western Australia (No. 62 of
4892
1929).-In the
bankrupt estate of FRANCIS MICHAEL SALTER, formerly of
White -road, Bunlrurÿ, cóntractor.
THIRD Dividend- is intended to be declared in the above
matter. Creditors who have not proved their debts by
the 5th day of April, 1945, will be excluded from dividend.
Dated this 13th day of March, 1945.
A. H. JOHNSON, Official Receiver.
ß
The Esplanade, Perth.
4893
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR ORDER OF DISCHARGE.
Debtor's Name-MALCOmi MURRAY.
Address
Battle Boulevarde, Seaforth, formerly of
Wollongong.
Description -Motor mechanic.
Number -5.111 of 1935.
-7
Court-Bankruptcy.
Date fixed for hearing -17th April, 1945.
J.
15th March, 1945.
T.
KEANEY, Registrar in Bankruptcy.
4896
No. 58.-22nd MaTeh, 1945
735
jommonwealth Gazette
NOTICE UNDER SECTION 175 TO CREDITORS WHO
HAVE NOT PROVED DEBT.
In the matter of JESSE PALLANT, of Epworth Building, Piriestreet, Adelaide, licensed land agent under deed of assignment No. 315 of 1940.
DTICE is hereby given that the trustee herein in pursuance
of section .175 of Part XI. of the Bankruptcy Act
.11
1924 -1933 has filed in the Bankruptcy Court such accounts
as by such Act is required. The trustee herein proposes to pay
as far as practicable the claims of the preferential creditors
and to distribute the balance of the moneys (if any) amongst
the unsecured creditors who have proved their claims and
have signed the deed or assented thereto in writing. Any
creditors who have not proved their debts and assented to
the deed within one month from this date will be excluded
from all benefits under the deed.
T
Dated at Adelaide this tenth day of March, 1945.
E. W. PAINTER, Trustee.
4899
NOTICE OF INTENDED DIVIDEND.
In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia
(No. 21 of 1944) .-CHARLES GEORGE OSTERSTOCK, deceased,
late of South Esplanade, Semaphore, formerly cycle builder
and lately out of. business.
_LkFIRST and Final Dividend is intended to be declared
in the above -named estate. Creditors who have not
proved their debts by the 6th day of April, 1945, will be
excluded from dividend.
GEO. W. BURNS, Official Receiver.
Adelaide, 16th March, 1945.
NOTICE OF ORDERS OF DISCHARGE.
In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Southern Queensland.
DEBTOR'S Name- GrXRALn JOHN DUNNE.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE.
NAME of Debtor WILLIAM AH MooN.
-
Address and occupation -17 Echlin -street, Townsville, in
the State of Queensland, formerly trading at Ayr, in the
said State, as storekeeper under the name of William
Moon.
-9
of 1942.
Number
Court-Bankruptcy, District of Northern Queensland.
Date fixed for hearing-18th May, 1945.
J. SHANNON, Registrar.
4900
NOTICE OF FILING STATEMENT.
Part XI.
Court of Bankruptcy, District of Western Australia.
INTOTICE is hereby given that the Trustee, in pursuance of
section 175, has filed the required statements:-In the matter of GORDON ARTHUR HA MRS and THEODORE
PoLLUCK SOAMMEL B. nRYMORE, both of rear of 886
Hay -street, Perth, trading as " G. A. Rames & Co. ",
printers.
In the matter of CYRIL THOMAS DAVEY, of Pemberton,
company manager.
Dated this sixteenth day of March, 1945.
A. J. McLAREN, Trustee.
McLaren & Stewart, English, Scottish and Australian Bank
4902
Chambers, St. George's-terrace, Perth.
Address -80 Turbot- street, Brisbane.
Description-Manufacturer.
Number -45 of 1940.
Date of order-6th September, 1943.
Nature of order -Suspended for one year and six months.
Ground named in order for refusing absolute order of
discharge -Proof of facts (a), (b), (c), (d) and (i),
section 119 (7) .
Debtor's name -GIOVANNI TOPATIG.
Address -118 Leichhardt- street, Spring Hill, Brisbane.
Description-Formerly carrying on business in partnership
under the name of Guiseppe Manganaro and Giovanni
Topatig, at Raby Bay, Cleveland, Queensland, as market
gardeners.
Number-109 of 1930.
Date of order -21st February, 1945.
Nature of order -Unconditional.
R. G. LITTLE, Registrar.
4907
-
Name-IsEEAL
JACK CoLLINsoN.
Address Wimbledon- avenue, Elwood.
Description -Foreman tailor.
Number -S.72 of 1941.-Summary case.
Date fixed for hearing -10th April, 1945.
A. G. KEITH, Deputy Registrar.
4903
APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE.
In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria.
-
Part XI.
In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia.
In the matter of MIGNONETTE AGNES OLIVE DENTON.
in pursuance
VOTICE is hereby given that the Trustee,
in the
Di of section 175, has filed the required statement Charra.
assigned estate of Mignonette Agnes Olive Denton, of
Dated this 15th day of March, 1945.
C. D. WATSON, Trustee.
4908
Adelaide.
street,
101 King William-
APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE.
In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria.
DEBTOR'S
4806
ORDER OF DISCHARGE.
of South Australia
TN the Court of Bankruptcy, District
of
(No. 92 of 1940 ) . -Re MARTIN EMANUEL SCHACHE,
of
out
now
gardener,
formerly
Paradise,
Avenue -road,
business. -Summary case.
1943.
Date of order of discharge -17th September,
Nature of order Discharge suspended for 18 months, i.e., to
17th March, 1945.
norder of
Grounds named in order for refusing absolute
discharge -Proof of facts (a) , (b), ( ) , (d) and
section 119 (7) .
W. R. FORBES, Registrar.
4909
-
DEBTOR'S Name -IAN HAMILTON GOSLING.
-6 Wynnstay-grove, Armadale; lately residing and
carrying on business at 101 A Koornang -road, Carnegie.
Description -Butcher.
Number-S.222 of 1938.-Summary case.
Date fixed for hearing-11th April, 1945.
Address
4904
A. G.
KEITH, Deputy Registrai.
TN the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia
(No. S.2 of 1945 ).-.Re WILLIAM HUGH Murrno, foi merly of Murraytown, contractor, but now of 71 Ran'sstreet, Whyalla, carpenter.-Summary case.
Date of first meeting of creditors-6th April, 1945, at
Eleven a.m., at Local Court House, Port Pirie.
Date of public examination -18th April, 1945, at half -past
Ten a.m., at Bankruptcy Court House, Supreme Court
Building, Adelaide.
GEO. W. BURNS, Official Receiver.
4905
Adelaide, 16th March, 1945.
j
1513.-3
PUBLIC EXAMINATION'S.
In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria.
O.
221
of
1931.
-Re
WILLIAM
NEVILLE CALVERT,
of
Allambee, formerly carrying on business at Queen -street,
\Varragul, as garage proprietor.
1945, at
Date of public examination -27th March,Melbourne.
Court,
Bankruptcy
at
a.m.,
Ten
half -past
of Merina,
No. 28 of 1944.-Re WILLIAM DAVID CORL.ETT,
case.
-Summary
employee.
railway
1945, at
Date of public examination 28th March,Merino.
half -past Eleven a.m., at the Court House,
JOHN WILLIAM SOHMmT, of Lah, in
No. 234 of 1931.
the State of Victoria, farmer.
Date of public examination --28th March, 1945, at
half-past Ten a.m., at Bankruptcy Court, Melbourne.
A. McKINNON, Official Receiver.
4910
1945.
450 Law Courts -place, Melbourne, 17th March,
Re
No. 58.-22nd March, 1945
Commonwealth 'Gazette
Functions;
Holidays;
Holiday Pay;
House and Shifts;
Overtime;
Travelling Expenses;
Camping Allowance;
PRIVATE ADVERTISEMENTS.
OTICE is hereby given pursuant to section
93 of the
Administration and Probate Ordinance 1929 -1943 that
an Order to Collect and Administer the estate of LAWRENCE
HENRY THOaarsON, late of Canberra, in the Australian Capital
Territory, Pensioner, deceased, intestate, was on the first day
of March, 1945, granted by the Supreme Court of the Australian Capital Territory, in its probate jurisdiction, to the
Acting Curator of Estates of Deceased Persons in the said
Territory.
All persons having claims against the said estate as
creditors, next of kin or otherwise should submit same
verified by affidavit to the said Acting Curator at his office,
Courts and Titles Office, Civic Centre, Canberra, on or before
the third day of April, 1945. And notice is also given that
after that date the said Acting Curator will proceed to
distribute the said estate having regard only to the claims of
which he then shall have had notice in writing. All persons
having knowledge or possession of any of the deceased's assets
should report same to the said Acting Curator without delay.
Dated at Canberra the twelfth day of March, 1945.
W. R. FISHER
Acting Curator of Estates of Deceased Persons
in the Australian Capital Territory.
4876
Time of commencing and finishing;
Stand-by or waiting time; and
Higher Grade Work.
Copies of the said claims may be inspected
the Secretary, Industrial Board, Canberra.
at the
Office of
M. COLLINS, Secretary, Applicant Union.
4884
INDUSTRIAL BOARD FOR THE AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL
TERRITORY.
OPERATIVE PAINTERS AND DECORATORS UNION OF AUSTRALIA.
notice that claims have been made to the Industrial
Board for the Australian Capital Territory to vary
TAKE
Determination No. 20 of 1941 (as amended to date) by the
Operative Painters and Decorators Union of Australia in
respect of painters and decorators employed within the
Territory. The claim includes an alteration of the Basic
Wage, Notice of Leaving and Dismissal, Holiday, Recreation
Leave and Sick Leave clauses.
Copies of the said claims may be inspected at the Office of
the Secretary, Industrial Board.
INDUSTRIAL BOARD FOR THE AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL
TERRITORY.
SHOP ASSISTANTS AND WAREHOUSE EMPLOYEES FEDERATION
-
F. H. BRIAN, Secretary,
Operative Painters and Decorators Union of
Australia.
4897
OF AUSTRALIA.
TAKE notice that application for variation of Determination
7 of 1938 (as varied to date), effecting Shop
y No.
Assistants, have been filed with the Secretary of the Industrial
Board for the Australian Capital Territory by the Shop
Assistants and Warehouse Employees Federation of Australia,
an employees' organization registered under the Commonwealth Conciliation and Arbitration Act 1904 -1934. The
applications include claims for variation of definition of Shop
Assistants and increased wages and loading and variation in
clause 16, Allocation of Work between Males and Females.
Copies of the application may be inspected at the office of
the Secretary of the Industrial Board, Canberra.
E. C. O'DEA
on behalf of the applicant Union.
4877
INDUSTRIAL BOARD FOR THE AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL
TERRITORY.
INDUSTRIAL BOARD FOR THE AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL
TERRITORY.
AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY BRICKLAYERS
UNION.
TAK
notice that applications for variation of Determination No. 5 of 1941 (as varied to date) , effecting
Bricklayers, have been Bled with the Secretary of the
Industrial Board for the Australian Capital Territory by the
Australian Capital Territory Bricklayers Union, an employees'
organization to which the Attorney- General has declared the
Industrial Board Ordinance to apply pursuant to section 15 of
that Ordinance. The applications include claims for increased
wages and loading and variations of Holiday and Sick Leave
clauses.
Copies of the applications may be inspected at the office of
the Secretary of the Industrial Board, Canberra:.
B. McPHAIL, Secretary,
on behalf of the applicant Union.
4898
PLUMBERS AND GASFITTERS EMPLOYEES UNION OF AUSTRALIA.
AKE notice that claims have been made to the Industrial
for the Australian Capital Territory
Plumbers and Gasfitters Employees Union of Australiabyforthe
variation of the Determination No. 19 of 1941 of the saida
Board (as varied to date) for a variation of the following
clauses
(a) Basic Wage;
(b) Holidays;
(e) Notice of Leaving and Dismissal ;
(d) Recreation Leave;
(e) Sick Leave;
(f) GUM Boots, Gloves, &c. ( supply of waterproof overcoat during wet weather) .
Copies of the said claims may be inspected at the Office
of the Secretary, Industrial Board, Canberra.
M Board
INDUSTRIAL BOARD FOR THE AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL
TERRITORY.
AMALGAMATED SOCIETY OF CARPENTERS -AND
:-
4878
A. E. HELSON, Secretary,
on behalf of the applicant Union.
INDUSTRIAL BOARD FOR THE AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL
TERRITORY.
TRANSPORT WORKERS
UNION OF AUSTRALIA.
notice that claims have been made to the Industrial
Board for the Australian Capital Territory by the
ansport Workers Union of Australia for a variation off
Determination No. 23 of 1941 (as varied to date). The
applications include new classification of Bus Inspector and
variations of the following clauses:Basic Wage;
Wages (Driver of motor bus, leading hand, operator of
one-man bus äná employee packing, &c., of furniture) ;
Tr.ARE
AUSTRALIA.
Jonas
OF
AKE notice that applications for variation of determination
No. 21 of 1944 (as varied to date) effecting carpenters
T
and joiners, have been filed with the secretary of the Industrial
Board for the Australian Capital Territory by the Amalgamated Society of Carpenters and Joiners of Australia, an
employees' organization registered under the Commonwealth
Conciliation and Arbitration Act 1904-1934. The applications
include claims for increased wages and loading and variations
of holiday and sick leave clauses. Copies of the application
may be inspected at the office of the secretary of the
Industrial Board, Canberra.
4901.
J.
R. JENK.INS, on behalf of
the applicant Union.
INDUSTRIAL BOARD FOR AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL
TERRITORY.
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MISCELLANEOUS WORKERS.
nil AKE notice that claims have been made to the Industrial
Board for the Australian Capital Territory to vary
determination No. 16 of 1941 (as amended to date) by the
Australian Workers' Union. The claim includes an alteration
of the basic wage, holiday and sick leave clauses, store
employees, forestry overseers, timber mill and adjoining
yard employees.
A copy of the said claim may be inspected at the office
of the secretary of the Industrial Board, Canberra.
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4911
A. E, GARDINER, on behalf of
the applicant Union,
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