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N®.
27J
THURSDAY, 17TH MARCH.
COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA.
FIFTH, by the Grace of God, of the United
Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland and of the British
Dominions beyond the Seas King, Defender of the Faith,
Emperor of India :
GEORGE THE
To Our Trusty and Well -beloved
PETER BALDERSTON MACGREGOR,
Esquire, Barrister -at-Law,
GREETING :
KNOW ye that We do by these Our Letters Patent, issued
in Our name by Our Governor- General of Our Commonwealth of Australia, acting with the advice of Our
Federal Executive Council, and in pursuance of the Constitution of Our said Commonwealth, the Royal Commissions Act
1902 -1912, and all other powers him thereunto enabling, appoint
you to be a Commissioier to inquire into and report upon
all matters connected with the applications for, and the granting by the Administrator of New Guinea of, four Dredging
and Sluicing Leases on the Edie Creek in the District of
Morobe, of the Territory of New Guinea, on or about the 8th.
July, 1926, in the names of William George Royal, Arthur
Frank Chisholm, Albert Alfred Royal and Richard Mervin
Glasson respectively, and, without limiting the generality of
the above reference, in particular to inquire and report upon
the following questions, namely
;
And We require you, with as little delay as possible, to
report to Our Governor- General of Our said Commonwealth
the result of your inquiries into the matters entrusted to you
by these Our Letters Patent.In testimony whereof We have caused these Our Letters
to be made Patent and the Seal of Our said Commonwealth
to be thereunto affixed.
Witness Our Right Trusty and Well- beloved Counsellor,`
John Lawrence, Baron Stonehaven, Knight Grand
Cross of Our Most Distinguished Order of Saint
Michael and Saint George, Companion of Our Dis.
tinguished Service Order, Our Governor- General and
Commander -in -Chief in and over Our Commonwealth
of Australia, this second day of March, in the year of
our Lord One thousand nine hundred and twenty seven, and in the seventeenth year of Our Reign.
STONEHAVEN,
Governor-General.
By His Excellency's Command,
S.'-M. BRUCE, Prime Minister.
Entered on record by me, in Register of Patents, No. 25,
page 493, this seventh day of March, One thousand nine
hundred and twenty -seven.
:-
Whether the area, or any substantial part thereof,
included within the leases is alluvial, suitable for
working as claims;
(2) Whether reasonable and proper steps were taken by
the Administrator and his officers to satisfy themselves as to the nature of the ground applied for by
the said lessees and its suitability for working as
claims or by dredging and sluicing. methods;
(3) Whether due care and diligence were exercised by the
Administrator and his officers in dealing with and
determining the applications for the said leases and
in considering the representations made to them in
regard thereto by persons other than. the applicants;
(4) Whether, regard being had to the nature of the ground
covered by the said leases and to all the circumstances connected with the applications for the
leases, the granting of the dredging and sluicing
leases in respect of that ground was a reasonable
and udicious exercise of the powers conferred-upon
the Administrator by the Mining Ordinance of the
Territory of New Guinea;
and further to inquire into and report upon' the question
whether, having regard to all the circumstances, reasonable
provision was made for the administration of the Edie Creek
locality after the reported discovery of gold, and in particular
for the medical requirements of Europeans and natives vn the
(1)
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field.
C.3543.
No.
27.--Pura,
[ 1927.
F.
Commonwealth of
Australia to wit.
S`3tONE.HAVnN,
STRAHAN.
PROCLAMATION
By His Excellency the Governer General of the Commonwealth of
Australia.
Governor -General.
HEREAS by the Invalid and.
-age Pensions Act
y y 1908 -1926 it is enacted that a Old
hospital means any
hospital which is wholly or partly maintained by contributions
front. the Consolidated Revenue Fund of the.
or the Consolidated Revenue of a State, and Commonwealth
which is proclaimed by the Governor-General to be a hospital
for the
purposes of. the abovernentîoned Act:
Now therefore I, the said John.Lawrence, Baron Stonehaven,
the Governor=Generai aforesaid; acting with the
advice of
the Federal Executive -tlouttcil, o hereby proclaim
the
Northampton Hospital,: which -is --wholly or partly maintained
by contributions from the Consolidated Revenue of
the State
of .Western Australia, to be ,a+ hospital for the purposes
of
the Inva jtf and Old ge Penzsi
Act 1908 -1926.
Given under My Hañd aid the Seal of the Commonwealth
this sixteenth day of March,
thousand nine
(L.s.) hundred and twenty- seven, and One
in the seventeenth
year. of His Majesty's. reign.
.
By His Excellency's Command,
THOS. W. CRAWFORD, for Treasurer.
Goh SAVE THE KING!
W
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6n. ; Quarterly, 7s. 7d.; Half-Yearly, 15s. 2d.; Yearly, 30s. 4d.
No. 27. --17th
Mari.,
Commonwealth Gazette
544
1927
COMMONWEALTH RAILWAYS.
BY -LAW No., 44.
pursuance of the Commonwealth Railways Act 1917 - 1925.
I,
IN John Lawrence, Baron Stonehaven, Governor -General
in and over the Commonwealth, acting with the advice of the
Federal Executive Council, hereby approve of the following
By-law, No 44, made by the Commonwealth Railways Commissioner under the powers conferred by that Act.
Dated this ninth day of March, 1927.
STONEHAVEN,
Governor-General.
By His Excellency's Command,
W. C. HILL
Minister of State for Works and Railways.
Commonwealth Railways Act 1917 -1925.
to the powers in that behalf conferred upon nie by
the Commonwealth Railways Act 1917-1925, I hereby make the
By-law set forth hereunder, to come into operation on the first
day of March, 1927.
NORRIS G. BELL,
Commonwealth Railways Commissioner.
Melbourne, 16th February, 1927.
PURSUANT
.
BY-TAW No. 44.
(Amending By -law No. 38.)
By -law No. 38 is amended by omitting therefrom General
Rule No. 10, and inserting in its stead the following
10. (a) Intoxication of employees will not be tolerated. Ally
employee under the influence of liquor while on
duty will be immediately suspended, and subsequently dealt with.
Similar action may be taken respecting any employee who may whilst on duty bring intoxicating
liquor on to any railway station, workshop, carriage, motor section car, or other premises or
equipment of the Commissioner, and respecting
any employee partaking of any intoxicants while
Further, where employees occupying
on duty.
positions involving the responsibility of life and
property are known to indulge in intoxicants to
excess while off duty, they will be regarded as
unfit for employment, and steps taken to terminate
their services.
:-
(b)
If any employee in charge consider that any employee under his direction or supervision is unfit
to perform his duties properly by reason of being
under the influence of intoxicants, he shall suspend
him from duty, and immediately report him to the
head of the branch through his Officer -in- charge.
It must be clearly understood that employees
who fail to report cases of others being under the
influence of intoxicants will be held blameworthy
in common with the employee whose wrong-doing
is in question. It is the duty of every employee,
irrespective of position, to help in the protection
of life and property, and neglect in this direction
will be regarded as a subject for such, punishment
as may be decided upon.
while on duty is allowed to enter any
station, refreshment -room, or train, for the purpose of obtaining intoxicants, nor is he, permitted
to accept intoxicants from passengers or other
persons.
(d) No employee in a state of intoxication, whether on
or off duty, shall enter or remain in a carriage, or
be upon any station or premises of the Commissioner.
(THIRD
PROPERTIES
EXPROPRIATED
OF
SALE
GROUP) IN THE' TERRITORY OF NEW GUINEA.
TENDERS are invited for the purchase of expropriated properties in the Territory of New Guinea, described in
detail in the Catalogue of Expropriated Properties (Third
Group), dated 10th February, 1927, and may be lodged up to
Twelve noon on Thursday, 14th July, 1927, at any of the
following offices, namely
Expropriation Board, Rabaul;
New Guinea Trade Agency, 114A Pitt -street, Sydney;
Commonwealth Sub -Treasury, Brisbane;
Commonwealth Sub-Treasury, Adelaide;
Commonwealth Sub -Treasury, Perth;
Commonwealth Sub -Treasury, Hobart;
Official Secretary, High Commissioner's Office, Australia
House; London;
Custodian of Expropriated Property, 318 Post Office-place,
Melbourne;
from which catalogues, describing in full the properties
offered, and the conditions of tender, together with tender
forms, are obtainable.
W. C. HARVEY, Custodian of Expropriated Property.
318 Post Office-place, Melbourne.
(c) No employee
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.
TERRITORY OF NEW GUINEA.
No. 9 of 1927.
AN ORDINANCE
To provide for a refund of the Duties of Customs paid during
a certain period on residual oil and crude petroleum.
BE it ordained by the Governor-General of the Commonwealth of
Australia, acting with the advice of the Federal Executive
Council, in pursuance of the powers conferred by the New Guinea
Short title.
Act 1920-1926, as follows :--I. This Ordinance may be cited as the Customs Tariff Ordinance
1927.
Incorporation.
Refund of
duty on
residual oil
and crude
petroleum.
2. This Ordinance shall be incorporated and read as one with the
Customs Ordinance 1921 and the Customs Tariff Ordinance 1922-1925.
3. Where, at any time after the hour of eight .o'clock in the forenoon
of the twenty-ninth day of July, One thousand ru e hundred and
twenty-five, duties of Customs have been paid on the importation
of residual oil or crude petroleum at a rate exceeding-' one farthing
per gallon, the Collector may refund to the person who paid the duty
sib representing the
difference between the amount actually paid
have been payable if the duty bad been
which
would
and the amount
farthing
per gallon.
the
of
one
rate
collected at
á
Dated this sixteenth day of
hundred and twenty- seven.
One
March,
..
thousand
nine
S TONEHAVEN,.. -
Governor- General.
By His Excellency's Command,
T. W. GLASGOW,
Minister of State for Home and Territories.
.,
,v
Commonwealth Gazette
545
14ä.
27:--17th- March, 1927
TE&RITO &Y OF NEW tIIJINEA.
No. 10 of
AN ORDINANCE
Relating to Extradition.
it ordained by the Governor-General of the Commonwealth of
Australia, with the advice of the Federal Executive Council,:
in pursuance of the powers conferred by the New Guinea Act .1920-1926
ü,
as follows
BE
:-
Agi,
1. This Ordinance may be cited as the Extradition Ordinance 1927.
Short title.
2.-(1,0n. this Ordinance,
Definition.
unless the contrary intention áppears=" the Act " means the Extradition Acts 1870 to 1895 of the United.
Kingdom, as adopted as laws of the Territory.
(2.) Terms defined in the Act have in this Ordinance the same
meaning as in the Act unless the contrary intention appears.
3. The Act is, subject to the modifications specified in this Application of
Ordinance, hereby adopted as a law of the Territory, 'so far as it is
ófüñitea
applicable to the circumstances of the Territory, and is not repugnant Kingdom.
to or inconsistent with the provisions of any Act, Ordinance, law,
regulation, rule, order or proclamation having the force of law that is,
whether before or after the commencement of this Ordinance,
expressed to extend to or applied to or made or promulgated in the
Territory.
'
rt.
4. The Act shall 'apply in the case of a foreign State from the date Date from
of the extension to. the Territory of the provisions of an arrangement pnú
by His Majesty the King with the foreign State with respect to the 'Oro'
surrender to that State of any fugitive criminals, but not before the
date of the _Order in Council made by His Majesty under section two
of the Extradition Act 1870 of the United Kindgom, directing that
that Act shall apply in the case of that foreign State.
:-
5. The Act shall apply with the following modifications
Siodiñuations
of Act,
(a) Any reference to Her Majesty's dominions, the United Kingdom
and England shall be read as a reference to the Territory ;
(h) Aniy reference to English jurisdiction shall be read as ea -reference to the jurisdiction of the Territory ;
(c) The requisition for the surrender of a fugitive .criminal who
is in or suspected of being in the Territory may be made
to the Administrator by any person recognized '13y the
Administrator as a Consul-General, Consul or Vice-Consul,
or (if the fugitive criminal has escaped -from the colony
or dependency of the foreign State on behalf of which the
requisition is made) as the Governor of that colony or
"
(d)
dependency ;
No warrant of a Secretary of State shall be required, and all
l ólgers vested in and acts authorized or required to be..done
by a Secretary of State in relation to the surrender of a
fugitive criminal, shall be vested in, and may, in the
Territory, be exercised and done by, the Administrator ;
All powers,vested in and acts authorized or required to be done
by a Police Magistrate or any justice of the peace, in
relation to the surrender of a fugitive criminal, _shall be
vested in, and may, in the Territory, be exercised and done
by, any District Officer ;
Any prison in the Territory may be substituted for a prison
Middlesex ;
A judge of the Central Court may exercise the .power of discharging a fugitive criminal when not conveyed out of
the Territory within two months after committal to prison.
.
.
(e)
(f)
.
(g)
.
.
e
7th;liar& ,
qufitioe
f
for surrender
ugttive
Comunonwealtl# ,GazeíLcs
516
1927
G. Where the Pict applies" in the case of and foreign Mate, a
requisition for the surrender of a person, accused or :convicted of an
extradition crime in the Territory, who is or is suspected to be in
-that foreign State, may be made by the Administrator to a consular
officer of the State in the Territory, or to any Minister of that State
through the diplomatic representative of His Majesty the King in
that State or in such other mode as is settled by arrangement.
,
`
"
.
=erect
°ar úe
-
brought into
Territory.
7. Any person accused or convicted of an extradition crime who
may,
ma , under the warrant for his
is surrendered by a foreign
:
,
surrender issued in the foreign State, be brought, into the Territory
and' delivered to the proper authorities to be dealt with according
to law.
:
Dated this sixteenth day of March, One thousand nine hundred
and twenty-seven.
.
STONERA.VEL
Governor`- General .
By His Excellency's Command,
T. W. GLASGOW,
Minister of State for Home and Territories.
¶rERliiPQRY OF NEW GIIINEA,
No. 11 of 1827.
AN ORDINANCE
To confer on the Central Court j sdiction under the Fugitive
Offenders Ad 1881 of the United Kingdom.
.
of
F it ordained by the Governor-General of the Commonwealth
Council,
Australia, with the advice of the Federal Executive
pursuance
of the powers conferred by the New Guinea Act 1920 -1926
in
"
as follows :-Short title.
This flrdin.ance may be cited as the Fugitive Offenders (Jurisdiction) Ordinance 1927.
Central Court
to have
jurisdiction.
2: The tulisdietion-- under Part I. of the Fugitive Offenders Act
1881 of the United $ingd.ám (44 and '45 Vic: C. 69), to hear a case
and commit-s, fugitive to prison to await his return shall be exercised
in the Territory of New Guinea by the Central Court of the Territory.
Dated the: sixteenth day of March, One thousand nine hundred
and twenty-seven.
`
ST4NENN,
---Governor-General.
By His Excellency's Command,
1,-.-...--..-
._-
lWini.steT
_.
;
T. W. GI, Gfl.,
of State for Honie ana Territories.
eomtnon'tveaith ftrassette
547
No 12 of
.1..7,
ORT ANC
To rant and apply
.the ?ut Of the Public Revenu :a un for the
Year
th thirtieth day of
SWAP
...
900 tho
4 piflp hundred and twe ty ev
`
BE it ordained by the Governor-General of the Oommilimealth ,of
Australia, with the advice of the Federal Executive Council,
in punsuanee of the powers conferred by the New Guinea Act 1920 --1926
as follows
1. This Prdinang.0 may be cited as the Appropriation Ordinance
(No. 2) 1926-27.
Short title.
`
2. The Treasurer may issue of t óf the public eve ue end _apply Issue and
of
towards making good the supply thereby granted to His Majesty application
£20,928.
for the service of the year ending the thirtieth day of June, One
thousand nine hundred and twenty- seven, the sum of Twenty thousand
nine hundred and twenty-eight pounds.
3. The sum granted by this Ordinance is appropriated, and shall Appropriation.
be deemed to have been appropriated as from the date of the commencement of Ordinance No. 18 of 1926, for the purposes and services
expressed in the Schedule to this. Ordinance in relation to the financial
year ending the thirtieth day of June, One thousand nine hundred and
twenty-seven.
Dated this sixteenth day of March, One thousand nine hundred
and twenty-seven.
SPQ1TEHAVEN,
Governor- General.
By His Excellency's Command,
T. W. GLASGOW,
Minister of State for Home and Territories.
THE SCHEDULE.
New works
..
Advance to the Treasurer
..
..
..
£10,000
.. £10,928
£w.Q,928
THE
TaRITORY
FOR, THE,
GOVERNMENT.
UAT QF
No. 4 of 1927.
AN ORDINANCE
To amend. the Interpretation Ordinance 1914- -1925.
DE
it ordained by the Governor-General of the Commonwealth of
Australia, with the advice offthe Federal Executive Connell
in pursuance of the powers conferred by the Seat of Government Aeeeptance Act 1909 and the Seat of Government (Administration) Äe1` 1910,
as follows
.
:-
-(l)
1.
This
Ordinance 1927.
Ordinance may be cited as the
I
+
?r
Short title
Lion and
citation
-Commonwealth Gazette,
548
-.-,-17th March, 1927
Ordinance .:1914 -1925, as amended by this
Ordinance, maybe kcited as the Interpretation Ordisasee 1.914-1.927.
(2.) TM
Civil
proceedings.
4pretation
2. After section five
of.
the Interpretation Ordinance 1914-1925,
the following section is inserted
" 6. Where any moneys have become due, whether before or after
the commencement of this section, in pursuance of the provisions of,
or under, any. Ordinance or any regulation thereunder, then, unless
the contrary intention appears, the person, firm or company, or the
'body or authority, to whom or which the moneys are due, may sue
for and recover those moneys, together with any costs and expenses
in any court having civil jurisdiction in the Territory to the extent
of the amount due.''
Dated this sixteenth day of March, One thousand nine hundred
and twenty- seven.
STONEHAVEN, ,
Governor- General.
By His Excellency's Command,
T. W. GLASGOW,
Minister of State for Home and. Territories.
COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA,
TERRITORY FOR THE SEAT OF
GOVERNMET.
INDUSTRIAL BOARD ORDINANCES 1922-26.
INDUSTRIAL BOARD.
VARIATION UP AWARD.
of the Industrial Board Ordinances 1922-26, and in the
matter of application made by the Secretaries of the Federated
Engine Drivers' and Firemen's Association of Australasia, the Australian Builders Labourers' Federation, and the Amalgamated Road
Transport Workers' Union of Australia.
_ANDREW SINCLAIR, Chairman of the Industrial Board, do
hereby order, award and direct that the undermentioned variation
shall be observed within the Territory for the Seat. of Government, as
and from the following dates, viz.
,Section 1. -Date of commencement of first pay period following
gazettal of this variation.
Section 2.-Date of commencement of first pay period following
7th February, 1927.
In the matter
_
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.
:
CommonWe al th`:Gazétte
549
Section S.-Date of tomme riceinen t of first pay period. folio=
the 10th 'December,- 1926.
And shall be binding upon the Commonwealth Government andJor any
contractor employed by it.
.
Dated at Sydnnéy, New South Wales, this fourth day of
arch,.
,
1927.
ANDREW SIN-CLAIR; =Chai rinan,
for and on behalf of the Industrial Boar
[Variation of award published in Commonwealth Gazette No. 6, dated.
22nd January, 1927.]
(1) Delete the whole of the classifications and wages rates in the
schedule of wages for " Motor Transport Employees," and substitute
the following
:-
Nages.
Per hour.
Per week.
£
s. d.
Driver of car or motor lorry,
1
ton and under
5 8 -11
2
Leading car driver, driver of char-a -banc, or
motor lorry over 1 ton and up to 4 tons
.. 2
and motor tractor driver
..
.
7 4-11
.
g5 ,15
Driver of char-a -banc or motor lorry over 4 tons,
or 'bus
-
...
..
'Bus conductor
Under 17 years
Under 18 years
Under 19 years
Under 20 years
Adult ....
of
of
of
of
age
age
age
age
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
.
s. d.
9 0
5
0
.
..
2
8 8 -11
. .
1
51 -22
. .
1
..
7 4-11
1 10 4-11
.
2
0
..
2
3'
3 -11
0
0
3 2
.3 11
4 2
6
6
"
4
8
5,
0
0
0
0
0
(2) (a) Delete the four classifications and wages rates in the
schedule of wages for " Builders' Labourers " and substitute the fol-
lowing:-
Wages.
s. d.
Per week.
£ s. d.
2
5
Per hour.
Builders'
Builders'
Builders'
Builders'
labourers,
labourers,
labourers,
labourers,
Class
Class
Class
Class
per
per
3, as per
4, as per
1, as
2, as
schedule
schedule
schedule
schedule
..
..
..
.
4 7 -11
6 3 -11
7 10 -11
2
2
2
:9
6 -11-
5 17
0
0
0
3
0
5
5 7.1
6.-
(b) Delete the classification " Asphaltera in a building " from the
schedule of classifications of Builders' Labourers, Class ,2; and *insert
the undermentioned three new classifications in Class
" Persons engaged in connexion with laying and/or spreading
asphalt, bitumen or other similar material in a building."
" Persons engaged in the excavation of rock for trenches, basements or cellars for a building."
"Persons engaged in preparing mixing or running lime for
2:-
"
.
any tradesman."
7.-3=7 7tb:
'Yawl),.
_
=550
1V27
:
Common .ealt
zétì;e
(3) Delete the whole of the classifications and wages rates in the
schedule of wages for " Engine-drivers, Firemen, .tia:," and substitute
the following:"
Wages.
Locomotive engine- driver ..
..
..
If he sometimes or .44waYY carries persons other
than train crew
Traction engine-driver or road -roller driver
(steam or oil), or steamwagon or steam-
lorry driver ..
Steam -navvy driver
Engine-driver
..
Leading fireman ..
Fireman and greaser
Coal conveyor attendant
nt
Trimmer and ashman
.
Boiler cleaner
Cleaner , .
.
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
.
..
..
.
Per hour.
rf'x week.
s. d.
£, s. cl.
9 7-11
6
3
4
2 11 3-11
6
9
4
2 10 2 -11
3 2 21 -22
2 9
2 10 2 -11
2 72 -11
6
7
6
5
4
2
6 4=11.
5 11
2
5
2
56-1.1
4 8-11
8
5
2
48-11
5
5
2
6
5
2 10
2. 10
4
14 4
5
4
4
4
4
CONSUL.
HIS Excellency the Governor- General directs the recognition of Mr. EV>JRARD Ross as Acting Vice- Consul for
Denmark at Hobart. (In lieu of notification appearing in
Commonwealth Gazette, No. 7, of the 27th January, 1927.)
NOTIFICATION OF THE MAKING OF REGULATIONS.
Copies may be purchased at the Government Printing Office at the price indicated.
Citation of
Statutory
Rule.
Title of Act.
Seat of Government (Administration) Act 1924-1926
S.R.
No.
1927,
25
Particulars of Regulations comprised in
Statutory Rule.
Date on
which
made.
To come
into
operation.
Federal Capital Commission (Fees) Regulations.-General
16.3.27
1.7.25
S.
New South Wales Registry, Sydney, 10th M-trcIi, 1927.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR THE REGISTRATION OF
AN ASSOCIATION AS AN ORGANIZATION.
OTICE is hereby given
pplicatipi hs been made to
under the Commonwealth Conciliation and ArbitraN
tion Act 1904 -1926 for the registration of an association called
bat
one
" The Station Masters
and Night Officers Association. " as an
K BRUCE,
Price of
Statutory
Rule.
s.. d.
0
Prime Minister.
organization of employees. Any person who desires to object
to the. registration of the association may do so by lodging
with me a notice of objection in the prescribed form. and
Statutory deelaration in support thereof within thirty days
after the publication 'of this advertisement, and by serving on
the association copies of the notice of objection and statutory
declarations so lodged.
H. D. WOOD, Deputy Industrial Registrar.
TERRITORY OF PAPUA.
Department of the Treasurer,
âTATEMI#,ï1IT
4th January
t.)..
1927.
STATEMENT OF TREASURY' BALANCES AT 31sT DECEMBER, 1926.
Dr.
Cash
Account-
£
.
Amount held in Banks in Papua and Australia on current accounts
..
..
..
Public Debt
..
Fixed Deposits in Banks in Papua .,
-..
Trust Funds
..
..
.
,
Money Order Account
-..
...
...
...
Commonwealth of Australia
Public Revenue Account
...
,..
Balance at 31st- December, 1926
.
3
r
.
..
s.
Cr.
d.
£
s. d.
12,129 5 7
81,950 0 2
55,500 0 0
53,413 6 11
514 15 5
81,950 0 2
*.
£149,579 5
9
13,701
3
3
£149,579
5
9
STATEMENT (B).
COMPARATIVE STATEMVU OF REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE OF THE TERRITORY OF PAPUA FOR THE SIX MONTHS ENDED 31sT DECEMBER; 1925. AND-1926.
RpOREPIS.
a,
"--
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'ended
31st De 192.
.
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BKPENDEruttE.
Months
ended
31st Dee., 1926.
I
-1
Six months
ended
31st Dec., 1925.
.1
I
Increase.
1926-1927.
Decrease,
.1926-1927.
Strinontha
-ended
31st Dee., 1926:
Increase,
1926-1927.
Decrease,
19294927 .
1
.,.
-
Balawx brought forward from
previous year
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-
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5
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£
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..
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Z.
£
s. d.
.
d.
8. d.
15;193 3 0
Expenditure1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
Customs and Excite
Post:Office
Port and Wharfage Dues
Stamp ,Dnties
35ining!Receipts
Electric Light and Power Sup-
-
P1Y
Licences
..
d,
'
29,199 0 11
1,640 16 ..-
30;979 -35 1
2,012 10 11
9443,
-
9
1.-
1,291 15 2
6 10 2
99 3 6
-2
..
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6
1
..
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Fees-of Office, Forfeitures and
..
Fines
.
Miscellaneous Receipts
Government Plantations
- Other Receipts
..
670. 14,
-
5
1,281 10
7271_10
40
'
0
-
1
-
.
1,511 10 4
199 3 5
293 16 5
8 7 :. 3,252 2
5,739 12 6
6A3710 10
3,r70 3 4
4,0557 6 10.
'25,952 4 '10 '37,968 0 8
3;359
1,780 14 2
371 14 10
-
..
..343 13
.
69 2
215 18
'
0
0
..
7
8
107 6 6
1,097 18 4
885 3 6
5
..
.
72 6
376 19
Civil List
.
:
229 19 11
'
..
..
..
Medical
i
76,759
:9
0
s4,371 14 7
.
-
4
2
2
6
12,634.10 9
7,507: 13 11
1,268. 4 10
900 0,, 0
1,477 10'6
197- '4.3:: 0
1,817 le,: 1
25,916 7 10
won 107,883
18,361
9,018
1,513
9
:3 9
18 8
6 10
6 4
44 0 3
84 17 3
-
1,54) -7 5
.
100 9
7
2,20 i 10
13
1,938- 9
-3
5,77
7
1,510 12
145
1
,-43
..
'
-12,015 15 10
.
4,97-7
1,92113
23,61417
21,65718
5,91414
Native Affairs
VENITA
900 0 0
1,377 9 11
242 8 3
.41
Lieutenant-Governor
Legislative Council
Central Court
..
Government Secretary
Treasurer
Lands and Agriculture
Public Works
..
3 7
77,070 10 10
.EXPIONDITUTtE
12;589 9 2
1,029
BILANCE
1
7
87,203 17
13,701
9
3 3
1,690 -4 11
..
1403
.._
12,w2
11 10
1
8
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78,099 12
5:
100,905
1
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27,182 12 2
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5
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Commonwealth Gazette
552
STATEMENT (C),
STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURE OF THE TRUST FUNDS DURING THE SIX MONTHS
ENDED
31ST
DECEMBER, 1926.
Six months ended 31st
December, 192ß.
Balance Drought
-forward -from
30th June,
£
7
17,187 11
1
8 5 17,753 19
7
17.187 11
1
53,413
1
"
52,847
f
17,75319
.
..
Other Trust Accounts
4
244 0
. 52,503 S
.
Balance as at 31st
December, 1926.
`
a. d.
0 4
53,169 6 7
a. d.
£
Loan and Grant Account
Expenditure.
Receipts.
1928.
£
a.
d.
+.
d.
241.
611
STATV.NIFNT. (D).
AMOUNTS DUE BY THE TERRITORY OF PAPUA TO OTHER ADMINISTRATIONS.
Commonwealth of AustraliaLoan-Construction of Port Moresby Reservoir
..
.
Loan for Government Plantations
..
Loan fog Roads
..
..
Loan for Port Moresby Wharf
..
..
Loan for General Development
..
Loan for Assistance to Returned Soldiers
£
.
.
.
.
.
£81,950
1901 -1926.
DEPARTMENT OF HOME AND TERRITORIES.
Contract of James Moore and Sons Pty. Ltd. accepted for
supply of furniture containers, at the following rates:-12feet container's, £48 2s. 6d.; 10 -feet containers, £44 15e.; Sfeet containers, £41 10s.
S. M. BRUCE, Prime Minister.
LEASE.
HE Governor -General in Council has approved that authority l)e granted for the Commonwealth to acquire, by
agreement with the owners, namely, The Trustees, Executors,
& Agency Co. Ltd., 412 Collins- street, Melbourne, the right
and privilege of entering upon and using, for the purposes of
a Rife Club Range, certain land at Swan Hill, Victoria, for a
period of three (3) years from the 1st November, 1926, and
thereafter until the expiration of one month's notice, in
writing, by either party. to the other of intention to determine the agreement, at a rental of £2 28. per annum.
T
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E. 27/327.)
W. C. HILL, Minister for Worl:s and Railways.
The Lands Acquisition
O
2
Acting Treasurer.
EXPENDITURE UNDER TREASURY REGULATION 67.
MADE UNDER SECTION 71 OF THE AUDIT ACT
&
d.
E. C. HARRIS,
L. V. BROSSEY,
Acting Accountant.
i L.
a.
4,366 15 10
16,501 19 4
4,557 5 5
17,418 5 8
37,168 13 2
1,937 0 9
A
et 1906.
NOTIFICATION OF THE ACQUISITION OF LAND BY
THE COMMONWEALTH.
T is hereby notified and declared by His Excellency the,
Governor -General, acting with the advice of the Federal
Executive Council, that the land hereunder described has been
acquired by the Commonwealth under the Lands Acquisition
Act 1906, for the following public purpose,
Defence purposes at Hobart, Tasmania.
namely, for
Dated the sixteenth day of March, One thousand nine
hundred and twenty-seven.
STONEHAVEN,
Governor -General.
By His Excellency's Command,
W. C. BILL, Minister of State for Works and Railways.
(A.25/2843.)
.
DESCRIPTION OF LAND REFERRED TO.
All that piece or parcel of land containing an area of
part of 21 acres
1 rood li perches originally granted to principal officers of
Her Majesty's Ordnance and their successors, City of Hobart,
County of Buckingham, State of Tasmania, Commonwealth of
Australia, as shown hachured on plan hereunder : Commencing at a point in the north-eastern side of Molle- street being
the south -eastern corner of an area of 1 rood 22 perches
granted to the officers of Her Majesty's Ordnance, thence by
part, of the eastern boundary of that grant bearing 24 degs.
43 mins. 129.25 links, thence by lines bearing 110 deg. 33 mins.
115.3 links, 200 degs. 33 mins. 119 links, 130 degs. 15 mins.
162.2 links, 208 degs. 39 mins. 12.8 links, 118 degs. 6 mina.
30 secs. 118.7 links, 19 degs. 27 mina. 67.4 links, 118 degs.
5 mins. 95.2 links, 105 degs. 20 mins. 491.5 links, 42 dogs.
28 mina. 159,1 links, 47 degs. 29 mins. 101 links, 55 degs.
mina. 17 links, 210 degs. 16 mins. 77 links, 206 degs.
53 mina. 30 secs. 141.5 links, and 113 dogs. 55 mina. 19.75
links to a point in the north -western boundary of an area
of 1 acre 3 roods 33 perches reserved for school site, and
thence by part of that boundary bearing 206 degs. 44 mins.
30 secs. 251.5 links; thence by a line bearing 252 degs. 20 mins.
140 links to a point in the north -eastern side of Albuera- street ;
thence by part of that side of that street bearing 297 degs.
2 acres and 36.3 perches, more or less, being
Commonwealth gazette
553
of
mini 27l2 links and-306 ¡legs.
to the .peint nf vammeneement.
55 "ULM. 627.1 links and ; thence :'J?Y morth-eastern aides,
Moile-street bearing-325 A-égt3
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Marol), 1927
ComU'lotìwealfiib Gazette
554
TENDERS.
POSTMASTER-GENERALS
NERAL'S T3EPARTMENT.
TENDES INVITED.
are invited for the undermentioned supplies and /or service.
fr ENDERS
(as the case may be), and addressed the Deputy Direbtor, Posts an
Tenders must be endorsed " Tender for
Telegraphs, in the State named. They may be deposited in the
Tender Box at the General Post Office in that State f if sent by post they must be prepaid and registered.
to
Description of Material or Service required.
Schedule No. Tender Forme, Specifications, &c., obtainable from-
GENERAL. **
As
As
specified
Switchboards Cordless
..
Condensers-As specified
..
. .
..
specified
Cord type Switchboards
Automatic postage stamp vending machines
specified
Instrument Cords-As specified
..
Telephone Switches-As specified
..
Relays-As specified
..
..
Resistances and Reactances
Metal Jointing Sleeves -As specified ..
..
Wire, galvanized iron and steel stranded -As speoied
Soft Copper Wire-As specified
. .
Paper Sleeves -As specified ..
Cord Weights and Pulleys -As specified
.,
Automatic Telephone Switching Equipment
..
Telephones and Dials ..
..
..
. .
Submarine Cable
..
..
..
Telegraph Paper Tape
..
..
0.173
0.170
-.
3
3
3
*j.
*$
0.176
0.179
0.182
*#
*$
*
*
3 p.m., 22.3.27
3 p.m., 22.3.27
*$1
*$
C.184
0.185
0.190
C.191
C.194
J
*$
0.201
0.200
0.193
0.196
*
0.197
0.198
0.199
*It
0.202
*
3
*t
3
*$
p.m., 17.5.27
3 p.m., 28.6.27
3
*t
p.m., 28.6.27
3 p.m., 3.5.27
3 p.m., 28.6.27
*$
SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
See separate notice in issue of 24.2.27
S.A. 745
p.m., 31.5.27
3 p.m , 22.3.27
3 p.m., 26.4.27
*$
1
p.m., 5.4.27
p.m., 12.4.27
p.m., 17.5.27
3. pm., 26.4.27
3 p.m., 26.4.27
3 p.m., 10.5.27
3 p.m., 17.5.27
3 p.m., 12.4.27
3 p.m., 19.4.27
C.177
Lathe Equipment
..
Adhesive Insulating Tape
..
Jacks, Switchboard and Instrument, and Number
Plates
Steel Stranded Wire ..
.
..
..
3 p.m., 5.4.27
C.174
f
Cartage of Material- Oodnadatta northwards
*#
*$
C.159
.
*
Tendere Close-
3
--1
p.m., 22.3.27
Noon, 23.3.27
Departmental Stores Branches, Sydney (64 Harbour-street) ; Brisbane ; Adelaide (West -terrace) ; and Perth ; G.P.O:s, Melbourne and Hobart.
Official Secretaiy to the Commissioner for Australia in America, Suite M1-4 South Ferry Buildings,
street, New York.
Tender forms, &c., also obtainable at the office of the High Commiesioner, London.
** Tenders returnable at the office of the Deputy Director, Post and Telegraphs, Melbourne.
ÿ A charge of £1 1s. per copy of the Schedule will be made, and will be refunded on receipt and after consideration of a bona fide tender.
*
t Tender forms, &e., may also be inspected at the office of the
Whitehall-
44
POSTMASTER-GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.
ACCEPTANCE OF TENDERS.
New South Wales.
J. Caldow, Invereli.- Schedule N.S.W. S.E. 94/26Án.Re-
pairs to the telegraph line between Narrabri and Bellata,
approximate total amount-£574 13s.
Dicker Bros., Barellan.- Schedule N.S.W. S.E. 138/?6
NV.G.-Erection of a telephone line between Sandigo and
Birrego, approximate total amount--£442 19s.
T. King, Post- office, Nyman.. -Rc1'ediale N.S.W. S.E. D.B.
84/26an.;Repairs to the telephone line between Miandetta
and Shuttleton, approximate total amount-£1,106 19s. Od.
E. P. Newham, Spring Creek, Cot ra. -Schedule N.S.W. S.E.
D.B. 98/26.-Erection of a telephone line between (i wra and
I3ennett`s Springs, via Pine Mount and Darby's Falls, approximate total amount-f1,410 16s.
Schedule No. 192, disinfectants, supplies required in Victoria, closing date-19th April, 1927.
Schedule No. 193, sheet glass, supplies required in Victoria,
e!osing date-19th April, 1927.
Tender forms and full particulars are obtainable at the
Board's Office, G.P.O., Melbourne; at the office of the Commonwealth Local Stores Board, 64 Harbour-street, Sydney;
and at the office of the Superintendent of Stores, P.M.G.'s
Department, Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth, and Hobart.
AEROPLANE SERVICE BETWEEN PERTH, WESTERN
AUSTRALIA, AND ADELAIDE, SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
TENDERS will be received by the Secretary, Department of
at Melbourne, until 30th April, 1927, for the establishment and maintenance of an aeroplane service for the carriage of mails between Perth, Western Australia, and Adelaide,
South Australia, for the term of not less than three years,
commencing on and from ist December, 1927, or such earlier
date as may be mutually agreed between the Minister for
Defence and the contractor.
Each tender must be submitted on the printed forms pro vided for the purpose, copies of which, together with conditions of tender and draft conditions of contract, may be
obtained from the undermentioned:-Defence,
TERRITORY OF NEW GUINEA.
TENDERS are' invited for the purchase of the rights of the
Custodian of Expropriated Property in the reservoir located in
the Botanic Gardens, Rabaul, due north of the residence at
present occupied by Major Newport, and in the pipes laid on
from the said reservoir to the r old Rabaul Wharf.
'lenders close with the Custodian of Expropriated Property
at Twelve noon on the 22nd day of March, 1927.
Tenders, together with a deposit representing 5 per centuin
of the amount offered for the property may be lodged with the
Custodian of Expropriated Property, Melbourne, or with the
Chairman, Expropriation Board, Rabaul.
COMMONWEALTH STORES, SUPPLY, AND TENDER
BOARD.
TENDERS are invited for undermentioned supplies: --Schedule No. 190, motor car sand cycle covers and tubes,
supplies required in all States, closing. date -19th. April,
1927.
Schedule No. 191, nails and screws, supplies required in
Victoria, closing date-19th April, 1.927.
`,s
Y
ontroller of Civil Aviation, Department of Defence, Melbourne;
`
Secretaries, District Contract Boards, Victoria Barracks,
Petrie- terrace, Brisbane ; Ordnance Buildings, West Circular Quay, Sydney; Keswick Barracks, Keswick, South
Australia; Military Barracks, Francis- street, Perth; and
Anglesea Barracks, Hobart;
Deputy Directors, Posts and Telegraphs, at the General
Post Offices,' Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide,
Perth, and Hobart.
T. TRUMBLE, Secretary, Department of Defence.
Commonwealth Gazette
Nil.
555
27.-17th
M arvb , 1927
Oharyeable to Division 43/1/5. Approved
Sth February, 1927.
(164) Contract No. 1219.-240 reels, depth, nuwound, fór
Mk. VIII. sinkers, 15s. each, for R.A.N. Mine Depot, Swan
Island.-Forman & Co. Pty. Ltd., 62 Yerra Bank -read, South.
Melbourne.
Approved 15th February, 1927.
Contract
No. 1222.-Supply to Royal Australian Air
(166)
Force such quantities of Dunlop outer cord covers, B.L., size
920 X 120, as ordered during period ending 28th February,
1928, at £5 ils. 3d. each.-Dunlop Rubber Co. of Aust. Ltd.,
108 Flinders- street, Melbourne.
Req. No. 18351. Chargeable to Trust Fund Munitions Faetories Account. Approved 15th February, 1927.
(166) 600 feet piping, lead 1 -inch (18 lb. to yard) , £45 los.
per ton; 200 feet, ditto, i -inch (9 lb. to yard) , £45 10s, per
ton; 1 sheet lead, sheet SO feet x 8 feet x 8 lb. to square foot,
£41 per ton, for Explosives Factories, Maribyrnong. John
McIlwralth & Co. Pty. Ltd., 56 Little Collins- street, Melbourne.
box; salmon, red, 1 -lb. tins, 14s. 6d. per dozen; sardines, f -lb.
tins, 8s. 3d. per dozen; flour; plain, 21d. per lb.; flour, self raising, 21d. per lb.; apricots, dried, is. 4d. per lb.; currants,
51.d. per lb. ; sultanas, 11d. per lb. ; peaches, dried, is. per lb.;
pears, dried, Od. per lb.; raisins, 6d. per lb.; apricots, 30 -oz.
tins, 12s. per dozen; pineapple, 30,oz. tins, 1138. 8d. per dozen;
peaehes, 30,oz, tins, los. per dozen; pearsr 30 -orb, tins, 13e. 8d.
per dozen; jam, assorted, 24-0z. tins, 108. 3d. per dezen; toms=
toes, lib. ;tins, is. Id. per tin; meat, preserved, lls. per dozen;
milk, sweetened, condensed, 1.4-oz: tins, Os. ed. per doket ;
beans, harricot, 21d. per lb.; mìtstard, 2s. 8d. per lb.; oats,
flaked, 31d. per lb.; pepper, white, 2s. per lb.; rice, 2 *d. per
lb.; lentils, 41d. per lb.; salt, ld. per lb.; spice, mixed, ls, 6d.
per lb. ; peas, 'green, i lb. packets, 5s. ed. per dozen; tea, 1s. ed,
per lb. ; mixed herbs, 4 -ont. tin, bd, per tin; essence, Vanilla,
4-oz. bottle, 2s. 6d. per bottle; essence, lemon, 4 -oz. bottle,
2s. 6d. per bottle; cloves, 2s 6d. per lb.; cocoa, 7d. per lb.;
cornflour, 71d. per lb.; curry powder, 25. 3d. per lb.; .cuitard
powder, 9d. per .lb. s block cake, fruit, 8d. per lb.; 'gelatine,
2s. 6d. per lb. ; gravy colouring, Diets), 8 -oz. tin, 18.
per tin; jelly crystals, assorted, 3e. 11d. per dozen;
Lenten peel, la. per lbr; nutmegs, 2s: 6d. per lb.; tomato
sauce, 13 -oz, bottle, 12e 6d. per dozen; sauce, Worcester, .20-oz:
bottle, 17s. per dozen; vinegar, in 1 /6th gallon bottles, Os. per
dozen bottles; fish, English fillet, best quality, 12s. 6d. per
14.1b. box.----John Wills & Co., Wellington- street, Perth.
NEW SOUTH WALES.
FRESH MEAT AND 13111í'F8 SUPPLIES FOR R.A,G.A., FREMANTLE.
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENCE.
CONTRACTS ACCEPTED.
-( Series 1020-1927.)
VICTORIA.
Req, No. 18342.
.
Chargeable. to Division 2/1/2, Coal Hulks,
Tard Craft, (fc. Approved 12th January, 1927.
(167) Contract No. 1218.- --Extensions to Battle Practice
Target, for £6,035, for A.M.A. Naval Yard, Garden Island,
Sydney.--Australian Commonwealth Shipping Board, Cockatoo
Island Dockyard, Sydney.
Req. No. 18283.
QUEENSLAND.
CONSTRUCTION OF RIFLE RANGES.
Approved 2nd December, 1926.
Construction of Miniature Rifle Ranges at drill halls,
Coorparoo, Bulimba, Manly, and Enoggera, £146 the
S. Veitch, Montagne -road, South Brisbane.
(168)
FIREWOOD, KISSING POINT, TOWNSVILLE.
Period-1st January to 30th June, 1927.
Approved 13th January, 1927.
(168A) Firewood, 27s. per ton. -Bolster Bros., Leigh- street,
West End, Townsville.
NEW SOUTH WALES.
Approved 11th February, 1927.
(169) 1,000 lb. cornflour, in 5 -111. net -weight tins, sealed
with solder, packed in 50 -1b. net- weight cases, 6-1d. per lb;
144 lb. cocoanut, desiccated, in 11b. net -weight cartons, 1e.id
packets, in bond, 8d. per lb.; 560 lb. soda, bicarbonate, in cwt.
kegs, 15s. 6d. per cwt.; 3,000 lb. powder, ,custard, in 5 -11). net.
weight square tins, sealed with solder, packed in 50 -1b. netweight cases, 71d. per lb. -less 3 per cent. 7 days, 21 per cent.
14/30 days.-Parsons Bros. & Co. Pty. Ltd., 321 lent- street,
Sydney.
WESTERN AIT STE ALIS.
t S1 AFF COURSE', KABRAEATTA.
PROVISIONS ETC., YOB ANNU
.
-
Period November, 1926.
Approtcd 25th October, 1926:
(176) Beef, fresh, thick flank, 51d. per lb.; topside, 6d. per
lb.; silverside, 6d..per lb.; fillet of steak, 10d. per lb.; rump
steak, 9d. per lb.; wing ribs, 51d. per lb.; middle loin, 6d. per
lb.; chump cut loin, 6d, per lb.; muttons forequarter, 31d. per
lb.; hindquarter, 6d. per lb.; sides, 41d. per lb.; miscellaneous:
corned roll, 5d. per lb. ; ox tongues, Sd. per lb.; pork, loins,
11d. per lb.; dripping, 6d. per lb.; tripe, Od. per lb.; sausages,
6d. per lb.; mincemeat, 54d. per lb.; iamb's fry 6d, per lb.;
suet, 7d. per lb. -ii. A.. W. Jones, Ltd., 48 Iarket-stmt,
Fremantle.
(177) Butter, graded; first quality, is. 8d. per lb. -John
Wills & Co. Ltd., Wellington- street, Perth.
FRESH MEAT AND MITTEÏ$ SUPPLIES FOR R.A.G.A., F$EMANTLE,
Period -December, 1926.
thick flank, 51d.. per lb. ; topside, 6d. per lb.;
silverside, 6d. per lb.; fillet steak, 10d. per lb.; rump steak,
9d. per lb.; wing ribs, 51d. per lb. ; Middle loin, 6d. per lb.;
chump cut loin, M. per lb.; mutton: forequarter, 3rd. per lb. j
hindquarter, Gd. per lb.; sides, 42d. per lb.; equivalents: corned
roll, 51 d. per lb.; ox tongues, 9d. per lb.; pork, loins, i ld. per
lb.; dripping, ed. per lb.; sausages, 6d. per lb.; mincemeat,
54d. per lb.; suet, '7d. per lb.; lamb's fry, Gd,. per lb.--H. A.
lwr. Jónes, Ltd., 43 Market- street, Fremantle.
(179) Butter, graded, first quality, is. 8d. per lb.-W. G.
Hartley, Mason.- street, Cottesloe Beach.
(17.8) Beef :
.
TASMANIA.
WASHING OF BLANKETS, ETC.
Period-Terminating
on 30th. June, 1927.
Period-17th November to 6th December, 1926.
Approved 2nd November, 1926.
(170) Fresh milk, 2s. 3d. per gallon.-Platt & Webster,
Bulimba-road, Claremont.
(171) Bread, 18s. 3d. per 100 Th.-M. G. Bond & Son, 49
Loftus -street, Leederville.
(1721 Firewood, dry, jarrah, 12- inch, 25s. per ton; dry
banksia, 12-inch, 308. per ton. VI¡. N. Dingwall & Son, Florence- street, Cottesloe.
(173') Beef, fresh, topside steak, 7d. per lb. ; rump steak, is.
per lb.; sirloin, 6cl.. per lb.; mutton, fresh, legs, Sd. per lb.;
loin chops, 8d. per lb. ; miscellaneous : corned roll (silverside),
7d. per lb.; ox tongue, 9d. per lb.; ox cheek, 6d. per lb.; OK
kidney, Od. per lb. ; perk,, legs; is. per lb.; dripping, 6cl. per
lb.; sausages 6d. per lb.; mincemeat, 5d, per lb.; lamb's fry,
Gd. per lb.; lamb, sides (maximum 20 lb.) , 5:41, per Rs; 1-e-4
Ieg,,, 9d.. per 11a.-Ii. A. W. Jones, Ltd., 43 Market- street, Fre-
Approved 21st January, 1927.
(1s-0) Blankets, 4s. per dozen; sheets, hospital, Is. per
dozen; pillow- slips, Od. per dozen; cloths, tea, 9d. per dozen;
jackets, working, 3s. per dozen; trousers, working, 3s. per
dozen; towels, hand, Is. per dozen; rubbers, horse, 9d: per
dozen. -- Sisters of the Good Shepherd, Magdalen Laundry,
Lower Sandy Bay.
(.174) Potatoes, 16s. per cwt.; onions, 2Ss. per ewt.; carrots,
culinary, 18s. per cwt.; turnips,- whiff, 18S, per cwt.; pumpkin, 20s. per cwt. ; cabbage, 35s, per cwt.; beetroot, 2d. per lb.;
lettuce, 2s. per dozen; tomatoes,, prints, 9d. per Ili.; apples,
Yates, 25s.. per case; oranges, Valencias,. 14s. per case; parsley,
6'd. per hunch; mint, 6d. per bunch.. -Il. J. & F. Simper, Fremantle.
(175) Bacon,,. middles, Is. 4d. per lb.; pickles, mustard, 20 -os.
bottles, los. 8d. per dozen ; l eae,, .split, 3 #c1. per Ili.; bise{iits,
lunch, 9d. per lb.; biscuits, tea, 9d. per lb:; biscuits, soda, 9d.
per lb':; carbonate of soda, 1sd. lier lb._ barley, 3d.. per lb.;
butter, first quality, ls. 6d, per lb.; cheese, first quality, l s.
per lb.; coffee and chicory, 1s. 9.d. per Ili ; eggs, fresle, ls: 211.
per dozen; knife polish, 9d. per tin; plate powder, la.. per
Period -15tH to 30th January, 1027.
Approved 13th January, 1927.
(182) Meals: breakfasts, lunches, and dinners, Is. M. per
Tread per meal. -Mrs. C. Parsons, National Café, Pattersonstreet, Launceston..
mantle..
MEALS
TO
NIGHT AND MORNING COVItâE ÒF II krnti riorT !i t
HOBART.
Period-15th to 30th January,
1.927.
Approved 13th Jan/wiry, 1927.
(1 S 1) Meals: breakfasts, lunches, and dinners, Is. 3d. per
; )ea d per
mea
_Mrs. A. Preddis, " Ranelagh," Davey-street,
l.-
Hobart.
MEALS TO
N
IIT AND
MORNING COURSE
LAUNCESTON.
t7Íe
iNST1{(;('TÍON AT
PROVISIONS TO AN:: UAL CAMPS OF TIRAINING- AT PORTS
ALEXANDRA AND NELSON.
Period-5th to 12th February,
1927.
Approred 22nd January, 1927..
(1.S3 ) Dread, 20s. per MO lb.; block cake, 3.1d per lb., delivered to Camp Sito..-& R. Coale/El, er iißtirray and MeItifle
streets, Hobart.
Xo:
27.-17th March,
1927
PROVISIONS TO AN NUAL CAMPS OF TRAINING AT FORT ALEXANDRA
AND FORT NELSON.
Period-5th to 12th February, 1927.
Approved 22nd January, 1927.
(1S4) Potatoes, £ 16 per ton ; vegetables, mixed, 2d. per lb.;
apples, cooking, 10s. per case, 'delivery ex store. -Barnett
Brothers, Pty. Ltd., Lower Collins -street, Hobart.
(185) Beef : thick flank, 8d. per lb.; topside, 84. per lb.;
silverside, 8d. per lb.- rump steak, 9d. per lb. ; wing ribs, 7d.
per lb.; middle loin, 8d. per lb. ; mutton: forequarter, 41d. per
lb.; hindquarter, .61d. per lb.; corned roll, 7d. per lb.; dripping, 41d. per lb. ; sausages, 6d. per lb. ; suet, 5d. per lb.Green & Bird, er. Murray and Collins streets, Hobart.
(186) Bacon, rashers, Is. 4d. per lb.; baking powder, 2s. per
lb. ; biscuits, cabin, 7d. per lb. ; butter, 1s. 9d. per lb. ; cheese,
Is. per lb.; coffee and chicory, is. 3d. per lb.; fish, ling, is. 3d.
per lb.; salmon, red, ls. 3d. per tin; flour, plain, 2d. per lb.;
flour, self -raising, 3 /d. per lb.; fruits, dried, sultanas, 11d. per
lb.; currants, 8d. per lb.; prunes, is. per lb.; raisins, 8d. per
lb.; fruits, tinned, apricots, is, 2d. per tin; pineapples, ls. 3d.
per tin; peaches, ls. per tin; jam, 1-01d. per tin; meat, preserved, 1s. 4d. per tin; milk, sweetened, condensed, 104d. per
tin; mustard, 3s. per lb. ; oats, rolled, 31d. per lb.; pepper,
black, Is. 9d. per lb.; rice, 3d. per lb.; sago, 3d. per lb.; salt,
/d. per lb.; mixed spice, ltd. per packet; sugar, 41d. per lb.;
tea, ls. 6d. per lb.; mixed herbs, lid. per packet; essence,
lemon, 6d. per bottle; cornflour, 7fd. per lb.; curry powder,
2s. per lb.; custard powder, ls. 9d. per lb.; mixed peel, ls. 3d.
per lb.; pickled onions, is. 2d. per bottle; sauce, tomato, 7hd.
per bottle; Worcester, ls. id. per bottle; peas, split, 3d. per
lb.; vinegar, l.s. per bottle.-W. J. Rennie, Liverpool-street,
Hobart.
.
NEW SOUTH WALES.
MACKINTOSHES FOR ROYAL EDWARD VICTUALLING YARD, SYDNEY.
Approved 15th February, 1927.
Contract No. 1224. -1,100 mackintoshes, 32s. 9d. each
-less 21 per cent. for payment within 30 days.--Walders
Manchester Coy., 137 York -street, Sydney.
(188) Contract No. 1225. -1,100. mackintoshes,
6d. each
-less 21 per cent. for 7 days, or, alternatively, 31s.
11 per cent.
for 14 days. -G. Braman & Coy., 508 Elizabeth- street, Mel(187)
bourne.
Corrigendum. -With reference to Serial No. 433, Gazette,
No. 41, of 6th May, 1926, contract of F. Smith, for Auctioneering Services in New South Wales, is extended to 31st March,
1928.
VICTORIA.
Req. Nos. 18172 and 18372.- Chargeable to 213A Reserves of
Ordnance and Division 43/1/5. Approved 7th December,
1926.
(189)
Contract No. 1171. -115 chains, Plummet, new, electric
weld, 6 feet lengths, 4s. 6d. each; 1,570 ditto, 2 feet lengths,
1.s. 10d. each; 6,315 ditto, 1 foot lengths, 1s. each; 4;722
shackles, new, s inch, ls. 1d. each; 2,464 ditto, A inch, is. Old.
each; 8,000 ditto, £383 19s. 3d. net; 200 ditto, 114d. each net;
repairs to 3,754 chains; Plummet, 6 feet lengths, £94 18s. 10d.;
less 5 per cent. 7 days, 3ìi per cent. 14 days, 24 per cent. 30
days, for R.A.N. Mine Depot, Swan Island.-Pitt -Waddell
Pty. Ltd., Blanche- street, Preston.
Seq. No. 18369. Chargeable to Division 64/1/2. Approved
23rd February, 1927.
(190) Alterations in accordance with changes in war
material -86 tress, adj., Vickers gun, is. 6d. each; 49 hangers,
gun, 24s. each; 78 cases, spare barrel, 16s. 6d. each; 137 racks,
ammunition, 2s. each; 1.09 pairs panels, Hotchkiss, 4s. 6d. per
pair, for Ordnance Stores, Melbourne.-P. Munro, saddler,
Melbourne.
Req. No. 18362. Chargeable to T.F. Small Arms Ammunition
Factory Account. Approved 18th February, 1927.
(191) 70 tons copper, electrolytic, ingot bars, £74 per ton,
freight £175, for Small Arms Ammunition Factory, Footscray.
-Electrolytic Refining & Smelting Co. of Aust. Ltd., 125
Vil )lam- street, Melbourne.
NEW SOUTH WALES.
Approved ist February, 1927.
(192) Extension Contract No. 373. -Supply of steel split
Pulleys to Defence Forces during period ending 31st March.
1930, at list prices, less 35 per cent. trade discount; less 5 per
cent, 7 days, 24, per cent. 30 days.- Engineer & Sawmill Supply
C,,. Ltd., 32 Clarence- street, Sydney.
Corrigendum.
Tatra services carried out by Larkin Aircraft Supply Co.
Ltd. in connexion with reconditioning avrò fuselages, Serial
No. 1070, appearing.in Gazette, No. 1.15. dated 25th -November.
1926, requisition 18211, £4 10s.; requisition 18252. £5 17s.:
requisition 18302, £31 ls. 6d.; requisition 18356. £1,796 8s: 11d.
.
Commonwealth Gatette
556
Approved 17th February, .1927.
(193) 1.500 super. feet specially selected maple, 1 -in. boards,
10 -in. wide and upwards, 162s. 6d. per 100 super. ft., for Royal
Australian Air Force, Experimental Section, Avoca-street,
Randwick. -D. Hardy & Sons Ltd., 465 Glebe -road, Glebe.
(194) 105,000 lb. flour, best quality, newly milled, in 150 -1b.
net weight jute bags,. £11 17e. 6d. per ton of 2,000 lb.;
10,000 lb. do., in 50 -1b. net weight new jute or hessian bags,
£12 12s. 6d. per ton of 2,000 lb. ; less 3 per cent. in 7, 2 per
cent. in 14, or 1 per cent. lb. 30 days, for the Victualling Store
officer, Pyrmont.-Wise Bros. Ltd., 163 Pitt-street, Sydney.
(1.95) 105,000 lb. flour, best quality, newly milled, in 150 -1b.
net weight jute bags, £11 15s. per ton of 2,000 lb., less 2s. 6d.
per ton in 7 days, for the Victualling Store officer, Pyrmont.Murrunibidgee Milling Co. Ltd., Edward-street, Wagga Wagga.
Approved. 24th February, 1927.
(196) 1,008 lb. coffee, pure, in bond, in 1 -lb. hermetically
sealed tins, 1s. 7d. per lb. ; 1,008 lb. coffee, pure, in bond, in
2 -lb. hermetically sealed tins, ls. 74d. per lb.; less 3 per cent.
in 7 days, 2 per cent. in 30 days, Inglis Limited, 396 -404
gent- street, Sydney.
EMPTYING OF NAVAL ASH PUNTS CONTAINING ASHES, DIRT,
RUBBISH, AND OFFAL, MOORED IN SYDNEY HARBOUR.
Period-1st March, 1927, to 29th February, 1928.
Approved 27th January, 1927.
(197) To empty naval ash punts (containing ashes, dirt,
rubbish, and offal), moored in the harbour, according to Condition No. 4 of contract (Sundays and holidays excepted),
£4 15s. per punt load; to empty naval ash punts (containing
ashes, dirt, rubbish, and offal), moored in the harbour, according to Condition No. 4 of contract, on public holidays, if
required, £10 10s. per punt load, and £8 per each additional
punt load on same day, net. -D. Sheehy & Sons, Greenwich,
Sydney.
SUPPLIES AND SERVICES FOR GRAFTON CAMP.
Period -18th to 31st March, 1927.
Approved 11th February, 1927.
(198) Potatoes, 24s. per cwt.; onions, 3s. 6d. per cwt. net.
Gerard & Co., Prince -street, Grafton.
(199) Straw, palliasse, £10 per ton net. -Page Bros., Prince street, Grafton.
(200) Firewood, box, in 2-ft. billets, £1 10s. per ton net.Thos. J. Dreise, Railway Hotel, Armidale-road, South
Grafton.
(201) Beef, in quarters : forequarters, 4d. per lb. ; hind.
quarters, 6d. per lb. ; mutton, in carcasses, 5 /d. per lb. ; dripping, 5d. per lb. sausages, 5d. per lb. net.--Roger & Co.,
71 -73 Prince -street, Grafton.
(202) Bread, 19e. per 100 lb.; fruit cake, 1s. per lb., less
5 per cent. in 7 and 2# per -cent. 14 to 30 days. --E. C. Skead,
115 Pound -street, Grafton.
(203) Baking powder, 1s. 9d. per lb.; butter, is. 101d. per
lb.; carbonate of soda; 3d. per lb. ; cheese, is. 4d. per lb.;
coffee and chicory, .Camel,' is. 9d. per lb. ; curry powder,
ls. 10d. per lb. ; custard powder, Is. 9d. per lb. ; salmon, red
1s. 40. per 1 -lb. tin; flonr; plain, 21d. per lb.; dried apples,
is. 2d. per lb. ; dried currants, two crown, 8d. per lb. ;
raisins, 8d. per lb. ; dried peaches, is. 2d. per lb. ; drieddried
sultanas, two crown, 10 -1d. per lb. ; tinned pears, Rosella, ls. 2d.
per 2 -lb. tin; jam, assorted, ls. id. per 24-oz. tin; condensed
milk, sweetened, 10d. per 14 -oz. tin; mixed peel,
per lb.;
oatmeal, 4Äd. per lb. ; pepper, black, 2s. 3d. per lb.ls.; rice,
3d.
per lb. ; salt, 14d. per lb. ; sugar, 1A, 4$d. per lb. ; tea, Bushell's,
2s. 3d. per lb. ; treacle, 541. per lb. ; bags, paper, various, ls. per
100; cotton waste, 1s. per lb. ; cloth, muslin, ls. per yard and
5s. 9d. per dozen; disinfectant, sheep dip, 3s. per gallon;
kerosene, Laurel, 2s. per gallon; nails, wire, assorted, 5d. per
lb.; paper : brown, 6d. per ib: ; white, 5d. per lb. ; toilet, 4d.
per 10 -oz. roll; polish : knife, 7d. per tin.; metal,
1s:
per tint; sand soap, Pearson's, 4h-d. per cake; soda, Brasso,
caustic, 1s.
per lb. ; twine : ordinary, ls. 6d. per lb. ; sewing, 2s. per lb.;
binder, ls. 6d. per lb. ; nutmegs, is. per lot; cloves, 2d. per
oz. ; less 3 per cent. 7, 21- per cent. 14, 2 per cent. 30 days.
F. R. Blood, Prince- street, Grafton.
(204) Transport of stores to and from Grafton
Camp,
Grafton Show Ground, and Grafton Wharf, at commence
ment and ending of camp,- 7s. 6d. per lorry load; hire of two -horse lorry with driver and harness, to work as required
at
Grafton Camp during camp period, £2 per diem of eight
hours, 7s. Od. per hour, lis. 3d. per hourovertime net. -A. F.
Walsham, 26 Duke- street, Grafton.
(205) Sanitation services, 7d. per service on payment
prior
to service; 10d. per service on payment subsequent
to service.
-Town Clerk, Town Hall, Grafton.
(206) Milk, fresh, ls. 8d. per gallon net. ---A. R. L.
Davey,
Junction -road, Grafton.
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i
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.
TASMANIA.
FRESH PROVISIONS
Na.
557
Commonwealth Gazette
SHIPS AT HOBART.
FOR H.M.A.
Period-27th January to 24th Marcii, 1927.
Approved 24th January, 1927.
(207) Beef : topsides, 8d. per lb. delivery at wharf, 81d.
per lb. delivery in stream; thick ,flank, 8d. per 1b.-81d.. per
lb. ; rolled ribs, 8d. per 1b.-8,_,;per lb. ; corned round, 8d.
per. lb.;
per lb. --81d. per lb ; minced meat, 4d. per lb.-veal, 7d. per 1b. -71d. per lb.; mutton,, carcass, 61i1.. per
is.
62-d. per lb. ; chops, 8d. per .lb.- 8 d. per lb.; pork, sides,
per lb.-=-1s. Old. per lb. ; sausages, pork. 7d. per 1b.-71d. per
lb. ; sausages, mixed meat, 6d. per lb.-61d. per lb. ; sausages,
Belgian, -8d. per 1b: -83d. per lb.; brown, 8d. per lb. -81d.
4s.
per lb. ; kidneys, ox, 6d.. per lb.-61d. per lb. ; sheep's fry, lb.;
per dozen-4s. 3d. per dozen; tripe, 7d. per lb. -71d. per
rabbits, l.s. 4d 'per pair-Is. 4d. per pair; dripping, 41d. per
lb.
-27.
-17th
Mardi,: 1427
Ter cent.
lb. Zed. per lb. ; less 5 per cent. 14 days or 21.
days.`-Green & Bird, corner., Murray and Collins streets,
Hobart.
(208) Fish, fresh : bream, sea, 6d. per lb. at wharf and
trout, 31d
stream; flathead, 6d. per lb.; mullet, 3 -d. per lb.;:lb.;
trevalli,
per lb.; schnapper,.7+d. per lb.; -salmon, 50. per blue
cod,
7d. per lb.; trevalli, smoked, 101d. per lb. ; smoked
ls. 7d. per lb. -W. G 3owtell,: 53 Elizabeth-street, Hobart
:
bacon (sides), eggs (new laid), cheese (semimatured), at wharf and in stream, 2i) per cent. oft - carrent
wholesale prices on the day the goods are delivered.-Murdoch
Brothers Pty. Ltd., Market:place, Hobart.
(210) Potatoes (bags), 10s. 4t.d. per cwt. at wharf, additional
or
MOs. per ton to be added for large quantities, .is. per bag
parcel in small lots for vessels in stream; cabbages, lid.
lb. ; cauliflowers, 3d. per lb. ; onions, 9s. per cwt. ; swedes,
6s. per cwt. ; carrots, 12s. per cwt.; turnips, 7s. 6d. per cwt.;
parsnips, 14s. per cwt. ; pumpkins, 14e. per. cwt.-Barnett
Brothers, corner Collins and Campbell streets, Hobart.
(209) Butter,
:
.
DEPARTMENT OF WORKS AND RAILWAYS.
yy
TENDERS INVITED.
TENDERS, accompanied by the necessary deposits, are invited for the undermentioned services.
," (as the case may be) and addressed as indicated.
Tenders must be endorsed " Tender for
Tenders Return
able.
Locality and Description of Work.
Plans, Spe ifications, and Tender Form§
Available.
Tenders to be Addressed
to-
House, Sydney Works Director, Customs House, Sydney
Garden Island (N.S.W.)-Manufacture, Noon, 28th Works Director, Customs
March, 1927
supply and delivery two Motor-driven
Direct-coupled Centrifugal Pumps for
Naval Establishment
Pt
1f
ff
Gordon (N.S.W.)- Erection of Lineman's
Shed at Post Office
St
if
,f
f,
ff
Randwick (N.S.W.)- Repairs to roads
and paths at Prince of Wales Hospital
ff
ff
Works Director,'Customs House, Sydf,
Walcha (N.SW.)-Alterations to drainney, Walcha Post Office, and Anniage and filling Lineman's Yard at Post
dale Post Office
Office
f,
21st Works Director, Customs House, Sydney
Lakemba (N.S.W.)-Installation of Elec- Noon,
March, 1927
trie Light at Telephone. Exchange
It
,f
,f
Manly (N.S.W.)-Installation of Electric
Motors at Telephone Exchange
t,
1,
,f
,,
f,
,f
Turramurra (N.S.W.)- Renewal of Roof Noon, 23rd
March, 1927
at Lady Davidson Home
Offices, Works Director, Commonwealth Offices,
Swan Island (Vic.) -Installation of Elec- 11 am., 28th Works Director, Commonwealth
Post Office-place, Melbourne
Melbourne
Office-place.
Post
1927
March,
tric Fire Alarms
Laverton (Vic.)-Supply and installation
of Hot 'Water System at Aircraft Depot
Maribyrnong (Vic.)-Supply of Electric
Motors, H.E. Factory
f,
Williamstown (Vic.) -Erection of Mine
Sweeping Naval Drill Hall
Collingwood (Vic.)-Repairs and paint- 11 a.m., 21st
March, 1927
ing Post Office
ff
Point Nepean (Vic.)- Erection of:sfencing' at Quarantine Station
if
f,
Point Nepean ( Vic. Repairs and painting R.A.E. Depot
ff
Maribyrnong (Vic.)-Repairs and painting Quarters at Magazine
street,. Bris- Works Director, Adelaide-street, BrisKillarney (Qld.)- Repairs and painting Noon, :30th Works Director, Adelaidebane
bane, Killarney 'Post Office, Warwick
March, 1927
Post Office
Post Office, Toowooinba Post Office,
and Stantliorpe Post Office
.,
f,
Noon, 23rd Works Director, Adelaide-street, Bris-Brisbane (Ql;l.)- Sewerage at G.P.Q. .
bane
March, 1927
,f
It
ft
Na,mbour (Qld.)- Alterations and addi.
tions to Post Office
Director, Coniiuonwealth Offices,
Beltana (S. A.) -Repairs and painting Noon, 28th Works Director, Commonwealth Offices, Works
Adélaide
Adelaide
March, 1927.
Post Office and fixing P.L. Boxes
ff
4th
Morphett Vale (S.A.)-Repairs and Noon.
April, 1927
painting Post Office
f,
28th
Noon,
Adelaide (S.A.)- Internal repairs and
March, 1927
painting Post Office
,f
Port Wakefield (S.A.)- Supply and installation' of Electric Lighting- Pläñt..-.
at Artillery Range
Works Director, Commonwealth Offices
South Broken: Hill (N.S.ti1T.)- -1.épairs
Adelaide, and South Broken. Hill
:
and painting Póst Office
-
)-
f
-
-
.
.
.
.
'
Berri (S.A.
Office
..
Ppst Office
)- Repairs and, painting lyöst
.
Torrens Island (S.A.)-Repairs
painting at Quarantine Station
.
and
21st
Noon,
March, 1927
,
Works Director, Commonwealth Offices,
Adelaide, and Berri Post Office
Works Director, Commonwealth Offices,
Adelaide
No.
27,-17th Maroh ,
1927
558
Commonwealth Gazette
DEPARTMENT OF WORKS AND RAILWAYS -- continued.
ExTltoN
OF CONTRACT TIME.
Locality and i)etceiption of 1Yo!k.
Contractor.
Sydney (N:S.W.)-Alterations te Sergeants' Mess, Defence Buildings; Georges Heights
litrasixton. (N.8.W.)--Erection of Post Office and residence
Gunning (N.S.W.)- Alterations and additions to Póst Office
Sydney (N.S.W.)- Supply of Teleta Ootta for Faoade of William.
street Post Ofee
Inikerliba (N.S.W. )i- Erection of Telephone Exchange
Brisbane {Q1d.}Repairs and painting Ana Hostel
Tôöwoéiu.ba i; 11d.) -Reno rations to Post Office
Date extended. to.
Street and Nightingale, Auburn
23rd Febrsiary, 1927
J. C. Davis and .Sons, Hamilton
H. C. Gould, Qoul.burn
Wunderlich Ltd., Redfern
13th Deccmber, 1926
12th January, 1927
31st January, 1927
,
1
F. W. Hickey, Haberfield .
F. Mead Hughes, Brisbane
M. H. Healy, Tbtawoonaba . .
17th February, 1927
21st February, 1927
21st February, 1927
..
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CONTRACTS ACCEPTED.
Locality and Description of Work.
Amount.
£
Uralla (N.S.W.)- Additions and alteration to Post Office
Liverpool (N.S.W.)-Repairs and eradication of white ants
at Mobilization Stores
Barren Junction (N.S.W.)-Installation of Air Gas Lighting at PostjOffice
South Head (N.S.W.)-- Fencing, repairs, painting, &c., at
Fort
380
s.
d.
..
..
11.2.27
2.3.27
8.4.27
6.4.27
0
Quirks Victory Light Co., Sydney
..
28.2.27
21.3.27
0
Ward Bros., Darlinghurst
..
7.3.27
18.4.27
..
2.3.27
8.3.27
21.2.27
11.5.27
5.4.27
22.8.27
27.9.27
21.3.27
0 0
0 0
55
0
232
6
Tingha (N.S.W.)-Repairs, painting, &c., at Post Office ..
233 0 0
Sydney (N.S.W.)---Overhaul Heal Launch Jenner
. .
329 17 6
Bulimba (Q1d.)-Erection Telephone Exchange
. .
4,469 0 0
iyiäpié (Q1d.)-- rectión of Commonwealth Bank
4,955 0 0
Adelaide (S.A.)-Renewal of Electric Light Post at North 142 15 0
terrace Parade Ground
THOS. W. CRAWFORD, for Treasurer.
THE Governor -General in Council has granted CHARLES
HENRY WICKENS, I.S.O., a member of the Superannuation Fund Management Board, five months' leave of absence,
as from the 22nd March, 1927,
E. and W. Tofield, Manly
H. Kennedy, Glebe Point
..
55
Commonwealth Bank Act 19114925, Section 15c.
THE Governor- General in Council has granted eight months'
leave of absence to Sir SAMUEL Hói9En r, Itt., a Director
of the Commonwealth Bank of Australia, tovering the period
1st April, 1927, to 30th November, 1927.
H. N. Ramsay, Inverell
Woodleys Ltd., Berrys Bay
J. and W. Maskery, Brisbane
HE Governor -General in Council has approved of the apDeputy 'Commissioner of Pensions at
of Pensions under the Invalid and Old age Pensions Act 1908 - 192.6, for the District of Bellerive, in
the State of Tasmania.
THOS. W. CRAWFORD, for Treasurer.
THE Governor -General in Council has approved of the
appointment of the following persons as officers of
Customs, under the Commerce (Trade Descriptions) Act 1905-
AUSTRALIAN MILITARY FORCES AND SENIOR CADETS.
Governor -General in Council has approved of the following changes, & c., being made in connexion with the
Australian Military Forces and Senior Cadets :
fp HE
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1ST CAVALRY DIVISION.
Cavalry.
14th Light fforse.--To be Lieuteuuanzt- ERNkST
NuNN, 2nd March, 1927.
D. FcmzE, 'G. H. RAINeow, C. H.
Si,ußBINGS, J. J. RAINBOW, S. R. SMITH, G. A., HILL,
J. A. J. WHITNEY, S. E. WILLS, W. H. PERRY.- (Ex.
Min. No. 47.)
H. E. PRATTEN, Minister for Trade and Customs.
2ND
MILITARY DISTRICT.
1ST CAVALRY DIVISION.
Staff.
Lieutenant E. HFARNSIC AW, M.M., relinquishes the appoin 1m1927ent of Staff Captain, 4th Cavalry Brigade,
28th February,
.
Cavalry.
CENTRAL AUSTRALIA.
to section 4 of the Aboriginals Ordinan c
1918-1925, I hereby appoint Sergeant ROBERT STOTT to be
PURSUANT
Chief Protector of Aboriginals, for Central Australia, such
appointment to take eltect as from to -day.
.L C. CAWOOD, Government Resident.
Dated at Alice Springs this fourth day of March, 1927.
16th Light Horse.-To be Lieutenant-WILLIE CLIFFORD
JONES, 17th February, 1027.
21st Light; Hoise.--Li euteiIaut E. HEARNSnAW, ?1I.113', iti
transferred to the Reserve of Officers, ist March, 1927.
.
1ST DIVISION.
Infantry.
30th
Battalion.-Lieutenant
R.. H.
to the 5th Battalion, 4th Division,
is transferred
March, 1.927.
BARN.ARt,D
2nd.
2ND DIVISION.
-
-
CLARENCE
Retired List.-The name of, :l ieutenaiii, W. A. SMITH, M.M.,
is restored to thé Retired List; Lieutenant W. A. S1 ran,
M.M., is appointed to the Reserve of Officers, 2nd Military
District, 10th March, 1927.
J.
WAR RAILWAY COUNCIL.
HE Governor -General in Council has approved of the .f©llowing change being made in Conti xiOn With the Way
Railway Council:
To be a Member.-Lieutenant-Commander L. B. Hstls, Royal
Navy, vice Lieutenant -Commander R. 1-Ian4coe1, Royal Navy,
25th February, 1927.
C. W. C. MARK., for Minister of State for Defence.
-
AUSTRALIAN MILITARY FORCES.
Termination of Grant of Local Rank -- --The local rank of
Major in the Australian Military Forcers granted to Major C.
B. ÇOSTIN-NL&N, M.C., Royal Tank Corps, to be terminated
on the completion of his period of duty as an Exchange Officer,
1st March, 1027.
1926:--
H.
15.2.27
23.2.27
1sT 1VLIL1TARY DISTRICT.
1 pointment of the
Hobart as Registrar
LINTON.,
..
D. Galloghh, Coor_paroo
..
,
S.A. Electric Light and Maintenance Co.,
Glenelg
THOS. W. CRAWFORD, for Treasurer.
R. W.
Date of
Date of
Acceptance. Completion.
Contractor.
-
Infantry.
3rd ,Raltalion. -The resignation of Lieutenant L. JoYCEi3pARDbN of his commission is accepted, 5th March, 1927.
9:í1z. T3,a,ti,alion.-Lieutenant- Colonel A, E. ,B. GILDER,
is
brought do the aötkorized establishment of Lieutenant-Colobete, '10th March, 1927.
Np,,
559
Commonwealth Gazette
27
1
DISTRICT BASE.
SIGNALS.
Australian Corps of Signals.--The "resignations of 'Lieutenants G. P. ATKINSON and C. E. STREET of their commissions are accepted, 7th March, 1927.
Australian Armh+ Medical Corps-Pharmaceutical Service.
--To be Captain ( próvisiónaïly ) -Iieutenant W. F. RoFF, 1st
--l'o
be
Lieutenants-J0SE1It
''W itF i§
Br, 7th
Np#.1
ó''be.eïint- -Lsw-
aounòN MITOITELL,' 2nd Marchf; 11 27:
'-
AWARD OF THE COLONIAL AÚXILIARY FORCES OFFICERS'
DECORATION.
-
Staff.
Captain (provisionally) W F. ROPE, Australian Army
Medical Corps (Pharmaceutical Service) is appointed Senior
Pharmaceutical Officer, District Base Head -quarters, ist
March, 1927.
BAINBRIDGE, ROBERT
RONALD
tralian Army Ordnrìncea 'Córs-=-
RENCE
13th Light Horse.
DISTRICT BASE.
-
ARMY 'ORDNANCE; COSM:4,
!its.
Australian Army. Veterinary Corps. -The provisional appointment of-Lieutenant E. N. LARKIN is confirmed.
and Bou
=
March ;-192/.
1927,.
ARMY VETERINARY CORPS.
Ártitlery.
,
Australian, Garrison Artillery Artillery Survey Company.
SIDNEY = ,ATKINSON,
ARMY MEUÏÇ.nT. CORPS.
March,
27.--1.7th Merck,
4TH
Captain B. E.
LAWRENCE.
MILITARY .DISTRICT."
2ND CAVALRY DIVISION.
Cavalry.
To
be Lieutenia t- FsÁNvKKLtN BRAY
1st March, 1927.
9th Light Horse.-To be Lieutenant WHLLIAM CHARLES
BRYSON, 1st March, 1927.
23rd Light Horse:The resignation of Lieutenant R. J.
HAGUE of 'his commission is accepted, 1st Mardi, .1927.
.3rd
Light Horse.
3VI1LKE,
Unattached List. -To be Captain-Lieutenant E. K. HAT1st March, 1927; the resignation of Lieutenant K. A.
SMITH of his commission is accepted, 4th March, 1927.
Reserve of Officers.-Lieutenant W. A. SMITH, 1Vr M., is appointed from the Retired List, 1st Military District, 10th
March, 1927; Major T. E. W. W. IRwIN, Honorary Major J.
F. ROGERS, Captain C. G. STEWART, M.C., and Lieutenant S.
TINDAL, M.C., are placed upon the Retired List, with permission to retain their ranks and wear the prescribed uniform,
1st March, 1927 ; Lieutenant C. PEARSE is retired under the
provisions of Australian Military Regulation 159 (2) , 1st
FIELD,
March, 1927.
Retitled List. -The name of 2nd Lieutenant R. W. G.
MoxoN, M.M., is removed from the Retired List -under the
provisions of Australian Military Regulation 159 (1), 1st
March, 1927.
AWARD OF THE COLONIAL AUXILIARY FORCES OFFICERS'
DECORATION.
Australian Corps of Signals, -Major R.
CLARK.
-
4TH DivISION.
Infantry.
43rd Battalion.-Captain W. L. BOGLE is transferred from
the 6th Battalion, 3rd Military. District, 20th February, 1927;
Captain W. -H. SHEPPARD is appointed from the Reserve of
'
Officers, 3rd March, 1927.
48th Battalion.-Captain G. KINo, ,M.C., V.D., is transferred
to the Reserve Of Officers, 3rd March, 1927.
DIST$ICT BASE.
Staff.
(provisionally) C. M. RETALLICK,, Australian
Army Medical Corps (Pharmaceutical Service), is appointed
Senior Pharmaceutical Officer, District Base Head- quarters,
Lieutenant
.
.
AWARD OF THE COLONIAL AUXILIARY FORCES LONG SERVICE
MEDAL.
4th Battalion.- Captain C. J.
1st March, 1927.
5TH.
SMALL.
MILITARY DISTRICT.
13TH MIXED BRIGADE.
RIFLE CLUBS.
Change of Designation. -The Yan ©o Rifle Club is re- designated the Leeton Rifle Club.
3RD
MILITARY DISTRICT.
2ND CAVALRY DIVISION.
Cavalry.
20th Light Horse. -To be Majors- Captains J. M. TAYLOR
and J. C. BARRIE, V.D., 7th March, 1927, and 8th March,
1927, respectively; Captain T..REARDON is transferred to the
Reserve of Officers, 21st February, 1927.
Infantry.
44th Battalion.=Major I. E. DuNKLEY, from the 11tii, .Battalion, ..is appointed to command. -.and. to be Lieutenánt-Gôionel
supernumerary, to the establishment, of Lie i mint-Cd10 ëls,
with.pay and allowances of Major, Ist,1Maréh,,1Ó27,'-v ce XLieutenant- Coloñel R. H.. WJDVELL, ,'rho :relinquished. the command
on 28th February, 1927, and is transferred to the Unattached.
List, 1st March, 1927.
DISTRICT BASE.
-
.
Artillery.
Australian Garrison Artillery-Coast Artillery.-2nd Lieutenant E. N. KNIGHT is appointed from the Reserve of Officers,
and to be Lieutenant -(provisionally), with regimental
seniority next after Lieutenant T. B. Stainton, 3rd March,
e
4TH DIVISION.
-
Infantry.
5th Battalion..-Lieutenant R. H. BARNARD is transferred
from the 30th Battalion, 1st Division, and is supernumerary
to the establishment pending absorption, 2nd March, 1927.,
Gth Battalioñ.- Captain W..L. BooLE is transferred to the
43rd Battalion, 4th Military District, 20th February, 1927.
7th Battalion.
be Lieutenants-CHARLES FREDERICK
FRICKE, WILLIAM CHARLES HILTON SHAW, and JACK JOHN-
To
SON BARRY,
2nd March, 1927.
8th Battalion.-Lieutenant J. SLATER, M.M., is appointed
from the Reserve of Officers, 2nd March, 1927,
21st Battalion.-To be Captainr- Lieutenant V. S. WILSON,
2nd March, 1927.
Melbourne 'University rifles.--To be Lieutenant-Jo1Ni
RUSSELL PARRY, 4th March, .1927.
ARTILLERY.
Australian Field Artillery. -The resignation of Captain W.
S. L. MITCHELL of his commission is accepted, 2nd. March,
1927.
.
ARMY MEDICAL CORPS.
-
Australian Army Medical Corps Pharmaceutical Service.
-The provisional appointment of Captain C. J. TONKIN is
confirmed.
1927.
6TH.
MILITARY DISTRICT.
.
12TH MIXED BRIGADE.
Infantry.
12th Battalion.-The resignation of Lieutenant H.
G. GrrL-
of his commission is accepted, 2nd March, 1927.
40th Battalion.-Lieutenant D. ST. C. 1 .MOGILP "is- .transferred from the 12th Battalion, 15th February, 1927.
LIDGE
RIFLE CLUBS.
Disbandment. -Westbury Rifle Club.
AUSTRALIAN MILITARY
SENIOR CADETS.
-5TE MILITARY DISTRICT.
-
"
.
13th Mixed Brigade. Captain A. M. COOKE, Unattached
List, is placed upon the Retired List, with the honorary, rank
of -Major; 'and with permission to wear thé prescribed' unifoiin,
16th March, 1927.
C. W. C. MAIM, for
Minister of State :for Deféncé,
lev.
Commonwealth gazette
..--17th Mare'', 1927
COMMONWEALTH PUBLIC SERVICE.
OPROVAL Or CLASSIFICATION UNDER SECTION 27, "PUBLIC SERVICE ACT 1922-1924."
"following
BE Public Service Board of Commissioners hereby notifies for the information of officers concernedofthe
Officers and
smendietits of .the Classification as published in Gazette No. 101 of 14th October, 1926, in respect
ñtióm in the Stores .Branches (Foremen Storemen, Senior Storemen, Storemen, and Assistant Storemen), Postmaster,
erál's "epartmerit, such amendments having been made by the Board following upon determination
The Classification sojubliahed, and the amendments of Classifieatipii as set forth. hereunder,
approval of the Governor -General in pursuance of the provisions of Section 27.of the Public Service Act
C. B. B. WHITE, Chairman,
W. J. SKEWES,
J. P. MotLINN,
a
of appeals.
.
have. received the
1922-1924.
Board of
Commissioners.
Melbourne, 16th March, 1927,
POSTMASTER- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.
OF CLASSIFICATION OF STORES BRANCHES (FOREMEN STOREMEN,
SENIOR STOREMEN, STOREMEN, AND ASSISTANT STOREMEN).
AMENDMENTS
Classification as Amended.
Officer.
t
4Û..
Salary.
258 -266
258
1.7.25
258-266
Scale.
Office.
Name.
Next
Increment
Payable.
£
69
Cousland. C.
70
Forgan, E. MeC.
71
107
Senior
Grade
Senior
Grade
Senior
Grade
Senior
Grade
. .
Hòbson, R. .H...
Gymer, A. C:
. .
Storeman,
£
£
£
Next
Increment
Payable.
£
258
268-276
276
258-266
258
268-276
276
258-266
258
268-276
276
1
Storeman,
Salary
from
1.7.26.
276
1
Storeman,
1.7.26.
268-276
1
Storeman,
Scale from
1
DEFINITIONS.
Note. --The « Definitions " published with the original classification have been amended in the following
rebpeetu
--
&c., Perth".
Paragraph 5 (a) -By the addition after " Receiving, Perth " of " Line Materials, Instruments,
5 (b)
the addition after " and at Sturt-street, Melbourne " of " Ballarat, Bendigo, and
Geelong".
7 (b) -By the deletion of " Ballarat, Bendigo, Geelong".
"33
By
-
PROMOTIONS SECTION 50 AND REGULATION 109.
to the Public Service Board of Commissioners, and, where
rRóiñt`irómótioìis aíßíróvisiónái and subject "to appeal by officers
'epn's'g äeñ upon. 'ariö_tñîêr provisiónai promotiom, shall be dependent upon the latter being confirmed. Appeals should he forwarded
`to: the Pubbe SerVite `inspectör in the State in Which the promotion is to be made to reach him withing fourteen days of the date of the
Yiñtìficátion, and the gröun$ of appeal must be as prescribed in section 50 of the Commonwealth Public Service Act, viz.:(a) Superior efficiency ; or
(b) equal efficiency combined with seniority.
Officers stationed in remote districts may forward appeals by telegraph. An appellant shall without delay forward a copy of his appeal
to the Chief Officer of the Department in which the vacancy exists.
Present Designation and
'Station.
Name.
PRIME MINISTER'S DEPARTMENT.
Assistant, Records Branch, Clerk, Auditor -General's Office; New South
New office Certificate No. 4022
' Wales.
Auditor- General's Office, New
South Wales
Davis, T. R.
_
Elliott, Thôinas Digy
Whiting, Thomas Frederick
Foster, Bernard Patrick
Donaghy, Edward Francis
Wildy, William Henry Sampson
Birádleÿ, 'John Francis
Cathcart, Douglas;
Position to which Promoted.
..
DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND CUSTOMS.
New South Wides.
Post, Register Clerk (£282 -£354), Warehouse
Parcels
Clerk £58£330),
Branch, Sydney, vice J. Boyden, promoted
Sydney
Clerk (£96-£306), Parcels Post Clerk (£258-£330), Parcels Post, Sydney,
vice T. l.'Elliòtt, promoted
Clerk (£96-- £306), Warehouse Clerk (£2582330), Statistical Branch, Sydney, vice P. F. Dwyer, promoted
Branchi Sydney
Clerk (E96- L306), Registry of Clerk (£258 -£330), Statistical Branch, Sydirey, vice D. J. A. McKellar, promoted
Shipping, Sydney
South
LandOfficer,
Wharf Examining
ing Branch, South Australia
Wharf Exarniniñg Officer, Land ing Branch,oúth Australia
Wharf Examining Officer, Land irig Branch
Salary on
Promotion.
Date of
Promotion.
£270 from For seniority
18.11.26
purposes,
18.11.24
306
17.3.27
306
306
306
Australia..
Invoice Examining Officer, Invoice. and Investigation Branch, South Australia, vice
H. Howell, promoted
Invoice Examining .Officer, Invoice and Investigation Branch, South Australia, vice
S. H. Richards, transferred
Clerk (£330-£402), Long Room, vice J. A.
O'Loughlin, transferred
402
420
342
17.8.27
Commonwealth Gazette
2
561
_
---1/1th. _-Marc1 1927
.
PROMOTIONS-continued.
Mason, Percival William
1
Livingston, William Edmund
'
-
Position tb which Proiot+2d.
Present Designation and Station.
Name.
8aláar,l!
.gte°1.:
->
moion.
romotion.
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENCE.
Clerk "(20 £492), Naval Stores Clerk (£516- £588), Naval Stores Branch,
Navy Office, vice T. H. Cook, transferred
Branch, Navy Office
i
DEPARTMENT OF WORKS AND RAILWAYS.
Clerk, Accounts Section, Public Clerk-(Scale, "£282- £330), Accounts Section,
Publie. Works Branch, Sydney, vice M. Je.
Works Branch, Sydney (Scale
Brady, promoted
£96-£306)
..
.
516
j
17.3.27
17.3.27
306
POSTMASTER- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.
Central Staff.
Engineer (£366 -£474), Chief Electrical Engineer's Branch. New office _created.
(P.S.B. Certificate, No. 26/2363)
.
Cadet Engineer, Electrical Engineer's Branch, South Aus-
Hosking, Michael
tralia
.!371..
:
24'4.3.27
-
New South Wales.
Gentle, William Samuel
Postmaster, Grade 3, Bondi ..
..
Lineman, Electrical Engineer's
Branch
Lineman, Electrical Engineer's
Branch
Telegraph Messenger, Taralga
Tolman, Sydney
McNamara, Harold Clifford
Quinn, Cyril
Ryan, John James
..
Telegraph Messenger, Ulmarra
Postmaster, Grade 4, Tamworth, vice F. M.
Palmer, retired
Senior Lineman, Gladstone, vice F. P.
-Stewart, retired
Senior Lineman, Tabulam, New office
created (P.S.B. Certificate No. 26/777)
Junior Assistant, Goulburn. New office
created (P.S.B. Certificate Nó. 27/325)
New office
Junior Assistant,
created (P.S.B: Certificate No. 27/324)
Postman, Croydon, vice A. T. R. Baxter,
.
24.3.27
510
257
257
84
.,,
138
-
Golledge, Alfred Edwin
Telegraph Messenger, Dulwich
Hill
Telephonist, Telephone Branch
Tucker, Henry James
Telegraph Messenger, Marylands
Embrey, Charles Bertie
Labourer, Electrical Engineer's
Branch
McKenna, Basil Augustine
McOwan, Wilfred Cecil
Assistant, Unattached, Department of Trade and Customs
Senior Lineman, Electrical Engineer's Branch, Eastern Division (Seymour)
Clerical Assistant, Grade 1,
Kerang
Postmaster, Grade 2, Woomelang
Moore, Robert Emmet
Telephonist, Telephone Branch
Wardrop, Arthur George James
Jones, Hector Bryan
transferred
Postman, Rose Bay. New office created
(P.S.B. Certificate No. 27/323)
Postman, Strathfield, vice C. V. Lloyd, retired
Postman, William -street, .vice E. N. Brodie,
transferred
Victoria.
Mail Officer, Mail Branch, vice T.W. Walters,
..
Pugh, Harold Donald
promoted
Line Foreman, Electrical Engineer's Branch,
Eastern Division (Seymour), vice A. W.
Christie, transferred
Clerk, Inspection Branch (Ballarat District),
vice E. W. Turnbull, promoted
Clerk (£366-£438), Inspection Branch
(Metropolitan), vice N. Swan, transferred
Queensland.
Mail Officer, Grade 1, Mail Branch, vice D. S.
Moynihan, Michael Joseph
=
Thomson, Dundas Robert
se
Abell, Charles Merton
. .
Velegraphist ,Toowoomba
Morris, retired
Postmaster, Grade 2, Ilfracombe, vice H. E.
114
168
84
.
220
.
212
24.3.27.
281
366
366
!!
212
17.3.27
354
Trist, transferred
South .Australia.
Senior Mechanic, Electrical En- Foreman Mechanic, 'Electrical Engineer's
Branch (Mechanical), Installation. New
gineer's Branch (Central Exoffice created ,(P.S.B. Certificate No.
change)
26/2037)
Senior Postal Assistant, Port Lincoln, vice
Postal Assistant, Loxton
C. H. 'Nagel, promoted
372
24.3.27
263
,..:d!
Western Australia.
Telegraph Messenger, Subiac
Jewell, Thomas John
. .
Postal Assistant, Manjiniup, vice C. J.
Wilton, transferred
Junior Assistant, Telegraph Branch, vice A.
N. Stannard, transferred
215
24.3.27
.
Roberts, Francis Owen
Telegraph Messenger, Telegraph
Branch
Dell, Gordon Frederick
Telegraph Messenger, Launces -
114
Tasmania.
Pybus, Norman Richard
Burnett, Erling G iy . .
Carroll, Edward Fitzgerald
ton
:..
Telegraphist, Telegraph Branch
Senior Telegraphist, Grade 2,
Launceston
Postmaster, Grade 2, Sheffield
Telephonist, Launceston, vice A. L. Herbert,
transferred
Postmaster, : Grade 2, Huonrille, vice E.
Jowett, seconded
Supervisor, Telegraph -Bränch, vice C. H.
Hewer, retired
Clerk` (£366-£438); Inspection Branch, vice
S. E. Deegan,,
"
96
18.3.27
354
17.:3.27
Ö.
27.-17th March,
Commonweaith .Gazette
562
1927
The date of provisional promotion of F P. Blakey, notified in Gazette of 14th October, 1926, has been altered from 21st October, 1926,
1926, and the provisional promotion from 29th July, 1926, has been confirmed.
-The rate of salary on provisional promotion of G. H. Reed and C. Huxley, vide notification appearing in Gazette of 24th February, 1927,
f282 in lien of £279 and £263 per annum, respectively.
The notification of provisional promotion of J. J. Lewis, vide Gazette of 24th February, 1927, is hereby cancelled.
The rate of -salary on promotion in the case of J. C. Stephen, vide notification appearing in Gazette of 23rd December, 1926, is £318 per
annum in lieu of £306.
The rate of Salary on promotion in the case of F. T. F. Langsworth, vide notification appearing in Gazette of 6th January, 1927, is £318
in lieu of £306.
annum
per
The rate of salary on provisional promotion of E. Burns, vide notification appearing in Gazette of 10th March, 1927, is £131 in lieu
of £113 per annum.
to 29th July,
__.
The following provisional promotions have been confirmed :-PRIME MINISTER'S DEPARTMENT.
L. A. S. Tracey, appearing in Gazette of 10th February, 1927.
ATTORNEY- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.
Alan Thomas Alexander, appearing in Gazette of 17th February, 1927.
DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY.
M. A. M. Stone, appearing In-Gazette of 24th February, 1927.
DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND CUSTOMS.
A. Mews, appearing-in. Gazette of 13th January, 1927.
$, Bohlmann, appearing in Gazette of 10th February, 1927.
W. H. Wandless, W. H. Goldsworthy, R. A. Cumes, and K. W. Ellington, appearing in Gazette of 17th l! ebruary, 1927.
POSTMASTER- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.
T. T. Lowe, appearing in Gazette of 22nd July, 1926.
.
J. K. Brown, appearing in Gazette of 3rd February, 1927.
V. W. Whelan, and A. R. Walker, appearing in Gazette of 10th February, 1927.
B. E.
G. H. Reed, C. Huxley, F. H: B. Meyer, J. W. Phillips, J.. A. Forrest, B. F. Ambrosoli, H. L. Marv, E. W. Spalding, J. Glyde,
L. Edwards, E. F. McKeon, M. Webb, L. S. Baker, G. A. Baum, J. Earls, E. R. Wardley, B. H.
Devlin, A. E. Murtagh, A. H. Cresswell, P. M.-Pottage, D. H. McGorlick, E. Richardson, and A. D. Eastaughffe, appearing in Gazette of 24th
February, 1927.
'
$razenall J. D. Clark, L. W. Weibye, M.
OFFICES ABOLISHED, CREATED, RECLASSIFIED, ETC.
:-
The Governor -General in Council has approved of the following
Assistant (two positions) , Postman, Line Foreman, Senior
PARLIAMENTARY REPORTING STAFF.
Lineman, Mechanic (two positions ), Telegraph Messenger
House
of
the
Speaker
the
HE President of the Senate and
(two positions), .Junior Assistant (two positions) ; Junior
is
it
desirable
of Representatives, being of opinion that
Assistant, Goulburn; Postman, Rose Bay; Postman, Hurst in the interests of the Commonwealth that WILLIAM FINBA1
ville; Postman, Manly; Telephone Inspector, Electrical
O'CARROLL, Reporter, should continue in the performance of
to the Engineer's Branch, Inspection ( stationed at Narrandera) .
the duties of his office from the 22nd February, 1927,directed
Offices Abolished .-Exchange Foreman Mechanic, Padding21st April, 1927, and he being willing so to do, have
ton,
last occupied by B. P. Cashin ; Telegraph Messenger, Yass,
period.
for
that
him to continue
last occupied by V. J. Stuart; Monitor, Paddington, last occupied by T. Connington and A. 'M. Pike; Telephonist, PaddingDEP ARTME'NT OF TRADE AND CUSTOMS.
ton (2-2 positions) , last occupied by Elsie Pocock, Ivy M.
Hardaker, Alice M. Hayes, Nora M. G. Merin, Annie M. C.
Ex. Mina. Nos. 44, 46.
Jones, W. E. Bowen, S. Edmonds, Ivy A. Cross, Eveleen G.
CENTRAL STAFF.
O'Neill, 1lrary E. Hunter, Eileen M. Kerrins, Rita N.
Preser- M.
Abolition of .Position. Typist, Grade 1, Industries
Dixon, A. H. J. Walden, Eileen P. V. Coughlin, Bridget DempIncbley.
F.
Nancie
by
occupied
vation Act Branch, at present
sey, Buonina I. S. Priora, Mary McGuire, Enid Madden, Catherine McGuire, Mary J. Fitzgerald, G. L. Martin; Alice E.
NEW SOUTH WALES.
Jones; Telephonist, Randwick (35 positions) , last occupied by
Analyst
as
Junior
ARNOTT,
JOHN
.-LAWRENCE
Appointive/
Ethel E. Crowe, Henriette A. Maher, Lyma R. McEvoy, Mar(£120-£474), Laboratory, with salary of £120 per annum from
created by jorie E. Rivers, Dora Marks, Mona M. Magner, Vivian S.
date of commencing duty, to fill new position20th
August, McAuley, Edith J. Hansford, Grace H. Lowrie; Kathleen- W.
`Public Service Board's Certificate No. 1518, of
Lee, S. D. Paterson,. R. W. Williams, Kathleen Young, Elaine
1926.
M. Lee, Kathleen M. O'Connor, Olive A. Kilminster, Rita
QUEENSLAND.
Graney, Ann Hayes, Mercia M. Dickie, Evelyn M. Baldwin,
Exenvption frein Ex ntination. -The system of examination Olive F. A. O'Donnell, Kathleen M. Hughes, L. E. Jones,
appointment of A. Eileen Ellison, Eveline Kenny, Lucy M. H. Nichols, Catherine
not to be applied in relation to the
Waterinaii as Assistant Lightkeeper, Low Isles, Queensland, J. McFadyen, Mary E. Len,: Kathleen B. Gillooly, J. M. Johnson, Mary T. Lynch, Catherine E. Boulton, Thelma I. Schnelle,
which appointment has been Made on probation.
Eileen A. Costello, W. D. Clarke; Telephonist, William- street
(32 positions), last occupied by Ethel J. Baldwin, Irene
HOME AND TERRITORIES DEPARTMENT.
Broadstock, Doris M. McCarron, Aleen M. ',Jackson, Laura
GoUr.REX
WILLIAM
Examination.
Without
Appointment
Meteorologi- Schott, Flora A. Miller, Minerva M. S. White, Gladys J.
BURN HECTOR, Meteorological Assistant, Grade I.,
Dwyer, Margaret H. Hynes, Florence Allsworth, Ellen M.
cal Branch, Central Staff.
Dyer, Cecilia R. Slattery, Elsie J. M. Clout, Ellen Horan,
Owendoline Bates, Madge. Toms, Mary M. O'Grady, Lily F.
DEPARTMENT OF .MARKETS AND MIGRATION.
ß'u,))an, Elizabeth L. Hynes, St. Clair A. Jarrett,` Elizabeth
Cominonwea.ltli
E. BYLAND, Australian
".E einption.-A.
M. McGregor, Beatrice E. Welsh, Eleanor M. Winker, Amy 41.
Director of Trade Publicity in Great Britain, for a period not McLoughlin, Annie M. Schwinghanimer, N. C. Cox, Winifred M.
Bourke, A. Clancy, N. L. Cornwell, Winifred J. A. Rees, P. J.
exceeding twelve months, from ist March, 1927.
Huiin, Gretchen E. Logan.
DEPARTMENT.
POSTMASTER- GENERAL'S
Reclassification of Once. -The classification of the office of
Ex. 3lins. Nos. 23 and 24.
Telegraph Messenger, Lismore, at present occupied by A. H.
Shum, has been raised to Junior Assistant.
NEW SOUTH WALES.
;
positions)
(two
Richmond
Offices Created.--Telephonist,
V1C'POIIIA.
Mail Officer, Mail Branch (Inland Section) (26 positions ) ;
Offices
Created.-Clerk,
Electrical Engineer's Branch, £96Mail Officer, Mail Branch (Ship Section ) (two positions) ; £306 (five positions) ; Telegraphist,
Telegraph Branch (three
;
Senior
three
(
positions)
Branch
Telegraph
Telegraphist,
Telegraphist, Grade 1, Canberra, £354 -£384, Third Division positions) ; Telegraph Messenger, Rutherglen..
Office Abolished.-Postinaìi, Rutherglen, last occupied by
(two positions) ; Clerical Assistant, Third Division, Canberra,
J.
T. D. Culhane.
£318 4342; Telegraphist (four positions), Postal Assistant,
.
T
-
.
,
:
commonwealth -Gazette
Created,.-Clerk, Accounts
"
27.-17th
;
Nih.rßh; -1.92T
TASMANIA.
QUEENSLAND.
Office
No.
563.
Branch
(Expenditure),
.£96 -£306.
Created.-Clerk,- Electrical Engineer'ei -33mne-14146
£306 ( two positions);
Offices
SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
Ofces Created. -Lift. Attendant, Inspection Branch; 'Cleric,
Electrical Engineer's. Branch, £96 -£306 (eight positions) .
A..poin.tincn.t...The: approval given #or the appointment of
CLAUDE VICTQE-- -CECIL CHANDLER, as Draughtsman (in train ing), Third Division, with salary of £329, vide page 216 of
C'orillni nricerrüth GaÑetk, No. 11, of 3rd February, 1927, has
been varied to the extent that the salary on appointment shall
be at the rate of £347 per annum.
WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
Offices Created.- Junior Mechanic (in training), Electrical
Engineer's Branch (six positions) .
Office Abolished.- Senior Lineman, Israelite Bay, last occupied by E. C. Beckwith.
PROMOTIONS -COMMONVVEAL
SERVICE ACT 1922. 1924.:
THE Public Service Board of Commissioners has confiriïed
the following provisional promotions
CECIL GEOFFREY FRIEND, 48 notified in Gazette of 30th De --
:-
comber, 1926 ; HERBERT MITCHELL POTTS, JAMES THOMAS -HUM PHRIES, STEWART MALCOLM "KIRK, ' CHARLES EDWARD' SWAN,
ROBERT HENRY HAMILTON, and WALTER PATON LOGAN, as notified in Ga tette of 2nd December, 1926.
C. B. B. WHITE, Chairman,
Public Service Board Of Commissioners.
APPOINTMENTS, RETIREMENTS, AND DISMISSALS.
western Australia.
APPOINTMENTS,
FOURTH
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENCE.
C'derlr.,
Central Staff.
7'hird 1)iri.siolr.-WALTER LrssI.il: Si M.
POST1iASTER-GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.
T'ict oria.
FOURTH DIVISION.
Mechanic.-SYDNEY
DIVISION:
EDWIN BorTERU.L.
RETIREMENTS.
DEPARTMENT OF HOME AND TERRITORIES.
THOMAS CHARLES GEORGE WESTON, Officer -inSection
85.-
Charge, Afforestation Branch, Federal Capital CommisaiOn,
as from 10th March, 1927.
.
Lineman.- -JOHN JOSEPH O'HFHIR..
Tetephoai$ t.--RAVIS EMMA TREGANOWAN, MARGERY MILLER.
Tetegraph, 11 esse 7tger.--- ,ROBERT NEIL. PA LIER, THOMAS
PATRICK D)INAN, HERMAN COLIN 1)OwSETT, MARTIN BRYAN
TRACEY, JOHN WILLIAM O'CONNELL, EDWARD' POWELL, JOIíi'Y
REGAN, CHARLES DESMOND TYLER, HERBERT JOHN GRAY, LEO
JOHN HOLLAND, LESLIE EDWIN W1LTON, LEO COLLIN 1VARTON,
VJ LIA.M JOHN SEcCOM.BE, JOHN PETER CANAVAN, AYLMER
WILLIAM CA MP InL L BUNSELL, 'JOHN MALLESON RYAN, RONALD
JAMES
BARTON,
JEFFER.Y,
FRANCIS
BERNARD
BUCHANAN
MICHAEL COGAN, DANIEL MOLONEY, CECIL JAMES CLARK, LEO
FRANCIS CAREY, DAVID THOMAS DARCY, NORMAN CHARLES
ROBERTSON, JOSEPH DAVID BAKES, KEVIN FARR, RICHARD
ARTHUR BURGE, JOHN WALTER IRVING, JAMES GERRARD
SHARKEY, GEORGE LESLIE TAYLOR, WILLIAM GEORGE CLEME_NTS,
ROBERT LOURS KURTZE, WILLIAM HENRY PARKER, ALBERT
EDWARD BENNETT, DONALD KEITH MCKENZIE, WALTER. KARL
WILLIAM JOHN FARRELLY, ROY EDWIN PERRY,
HAINKE,
HARLAI HENRY PATTIN SON.
Junior Afeckanie.--WILLIAM
POSTMASTER- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.
New 8ci)tth. Wades.
Section 49.---MARGARET HILDA H.YNES, Telephonist, as fróm
HARPE, Telephonist,
R
29th January, 1927 ; ELIZABETH
as from 19th February, 1927.
Section 67.-=EDWARD AUGUSZUS LANGSWORTII, Assistant
Manager, Telephone Branch, as from 13th April, 1927.
ietoria.
Section 49.-ELLA
February, 1927.
VICi`ORIA
FOURTH DIVISION.
Lineman.-HAROLD ROY ARMFIELD, JAMES ALBERT DOOLEY,
EDWARD ROY BARRETT, RICHARD HUMPHERY, ALBERT RICHARD
WHELAN,
CIto,S;S, JOHN MACPHERSON THOIIPSON, WILLIAM
SYI.VESTER LEOPOLD RALPH, JOSEPH PATTERSON, OSCAR HAINES
ROSSER,
FREDERICK JOHN COTTIxGTON, ERNEST CHARLES
ILSLEY, KENNETH ARNOLD RANSOM, EDGAR JOHN SIMON.
CHARLES .DAVID CORIGLLANO, GEORGE OFFLER, REUBEN JOHN
BOND, DAVID FITZGERALD, EDWARD LEWIS BRONSON, WILLIAM
RICHARD HARVEY, WILLIAM NORMAN O'NEIL, JOHN NELSON,
ALFRED JAMES PETHERBRIDGE, CYRII: STUCHBURY, ROY SEE BOIL M,
ERNEST ALBERT -COVERLID, ROBERT MACKIE, JACK
MCMILLAN, ROBERT ROBINSON RODWEI.L, MARK WILKINSON
LUNNEY, ALFRED JAMES SUTTON, STANEY LAURENCE LITTLE,
NORMAN.: ALEXANDA REID, LESLIE PHILIP BURGESS, ANDRE*
ISAAC ORR, JOHN JOSEPH CORCORAN, WILLIAM BRITON WYLIE,
ROBERT HENRY RANDALL, GEORGE CUTHBERT WARNE, HENRY
WILLIAM
HERBERT PARKER,
VICTOR
SHEPSTONE,
ALBERT
PHILLIPS, PERCIVAL CHARLES JONES, WILLIAM RICHARD
WHEELER, PERCIVAL- NATHANIEL RICHARDSON, ERROL GORDON
ASTON, THOMAS COTTER, WILLIAM ERNEST MCCARTNEY,
HERBERT CHARLES WATSON, CYRIL CHENHALL STEPHENSON.
EDWARD 'JOHN ,CORBELL, HAROLD ROY TAYLOR, FREDERICK
JULIAN MILDREN, WILLIAM HENRY BURNS, CECIL ISA! ,
PERCY SAMUEL SARGENT, FRANCIS 'JOHN MCMAHON, ERNEST
JAMES LOGAN, SYDNEY WILLIAM BROWN, HARRY GoaDON
CAMPBELL ALDERSON, RONALD JOHN HOGG, JOSEPH COULSON,
ALFRED LIN HELL, VIN CENT REGINALD PALMER, THOMAS RAN DOLPH PLUSH, JOSEPH JAMES EMERY, JOHN DANIEL LUDvIGSEN, ALFRED GILBERT SAM-BELL, JOHN FAIRLIE, FRANK 'PERRY,
CLARENCE WILLIAM' PHILLIPS, ALBERT ERNEST WILLIAMS .
FREDERICK WILLIAM A.LTMANN, WILLIAM ROBERT HAN'SORD;
WILLIAM CHARLES OSBORN.
Typist.-AGNES CONSTANCE CONSII)INE, ELLEN CAROLINE
13IeNELL,
Typist, as from 9th
Section 85.- EDwARD CHASTER, Postman, as from 3rd
March, 1927 ; MARY. Rover, Monitor, as from 14th March,
1927 ; JOHN ALOYSIUS LYONS, Mail Officer, as from 8th
March, 1927.
.
DAVID GIBES.
South Australia.
HARRIS,
Queensland.
Section 67. -JOHN JAMES MOCAWLEY, Postman, as from
26th April, 1927.
Section 70 (2) ARTHUR EDWIN JOHNS, Assistant, as from
.-
22nd January, 1927.
Section 86.- FREDERICK WILLIAM BODDINGTON, Postmaster,
as from 3rd April, 1927.
South Australia.
Section 49: -MYRA ALBERTA SEA.GRIM, Telephonist, as from
29th January, 11127 ; ALWINE BERTHA PRZYGODA, Assistant
(Machinist), as from 26th February, 1927.
Tasmmwia.
Section 86. -JOHN WILLIAM
from 22nd March, 1927.
Senior Sorter, as
CHAPPELL,
DISMISSALS.
POSTMASTER-GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.
-Wtzai
Section 62.
from 9th March, 1927.
Queensland.
JOHN GRIMSEY,
:
Line Foreman, as
South Australia..
Section 55.-WILLIAM MORTIMER KUHLMAN N, Postman,
from 9th March, 1927.
ar
'Western Australia.
Section 62.-,--GEORGE HOPE .JOHNSON, Assistant, as from
12th March, 1927.
C. B. B. WHITE, Chairman,.
Public 5ervice Board of CommiegiQAerf.:'
.
Nto.
27.---17th
117.fai'ah,
Commonwealth Gazette
564
1927
EXAMINATIONS.
Examinations #or.Appointmentas Telegraph Messenger
and as Telephonist.
1'F is hereby notified, for general information, that persons
EXAMINATION
No. 1418-continued.
Theory.
1
desirous of obtaining information as to the holding of
examinations,.. for appointment; is Telegraph Messenger or
Telephonist ` (Female) at towns other than those at -which they
are resident should :make application to the Commonwealth
publie Service Inspector in the capital city of the State
concerned, The'Inspeetor will upon application forward frein
time to time a list of the localities at which examinations fer
this pósitiena mentioned are to be.heid.
C. B. B. WHITE, Chairman,
Public Service Board of Commissioners.
.
_
Examination No. 1418.
FOR APPOINTMENT AS JUNIOR MECHANIC, TELEPHONE INSTALLATION
AND MAINTENANCE, POSTMASTER-GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT, NEW
SOUTH WALES, VICTORIA, QUEENSLAND AND SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
Held 20th November, 1926, and subsequent dates.
4
HE following are the names of the c andidates in their order of
merit, who were successful at the above Examination.
Attention is directed to the conditions published in the Common-
T
wealth Gazette of 29th July, 1926.
Candidates who are not returned soldiers will be eligible for appointment during the ensuing period of eighteen months, that is
up to and including 16th September, 1928.
Where two or more candidates obtained the same total of marks
their order of merit has been determined by the number of marks
gained in (a) the Practical Tests and (b) theory, and where these
numbers are also equal, by ballot.
No successful candidate can be appointed upon attaining the
age of 51 years.
If a successful candidate changes his address he should immediately
notify the Commonwealth Public Service Inspector of his State.
Theory.
á
ó
Name.
E
o
ßw
Name.
VICTORIA.
Stewart, Clifford Duncan
*
McNair, Robert Hamilton
*Watson, Ernest James
-Peterson, George Frederick W.
McInnes, Daniel Ernest
.
Watson, Cyril Leslie
..
..
..
O'Brien, Francis Gardiner
..
Nankervis, James Alfred
.,
*Graham, Edward Leslie
,
..
Colthrup, James Fredrick
..
j*Fidock, William James
..
ifEllis, Cyril Charles H.
..
'jStreet, Harold Archibald
,.
*tLott, Alfred James ..
..
Hirschfeld, Berthold Martin
tHigginson, Arthur Francis
..
*Leon, Philip Tobyn . .
Elmer, Leonard Vivian
..
Gibbs, William David ..
..
* D'Orsa, James John
..
Oatley, Howard Grattan
..
*Rimmer, Thomas Norman.
.,
Christmas, Ernest Joseph H.
*Collins, Walter Frederick
. .
VI-Forbes, William Edgar
*$Falek, Edward William Clifford
..
*O'Connor, Michael
..
*Phingstliorne, Stanley Metz
..
Green, Edmund William J.
tPorter, Herbert Samuel
..
..
Campbell, Allan John .
Neville, Gerard Raymond
Rouvray,- Kenneth Marcus
,.
*Philpot, Clarence Hanmer
Price, Clarence William
Schuppe, Charles William F.
Wright, Hubert John ..
Gilligan, Henry Charles
..
*Potts, Thomas Walter..
-Ramsay, Allan Richard
tCockran, Arthur Edward
.
Tarry, Charles
,.
-Keep, Albert Senior ..
* tLovitt, Roy Frederick
Louchard, Thomas Edward
tPenzig, Charles Fredrick
Brennan, Stanley Gordon
..
1-Millen, Robert James
tHomden, Leslie Gordon
Fortune, Lindsay Richard
*Leeson, Percival Robert
McLane, Hector Francis
..
Baker, Leslie Ernest
..
*McCormack, Terrence
.
Maximum Marks
Minimum Marks
..
..
300
180
100
100
..
200
120
.
NEW SOUTH WALES.
Smith, Stuart Horner ..
Rook, Albert Edward ..
King, George Leonard ..
Mahoney, Daniel John ..
Smith, Arthur Lindsay ..
tGuise, Francis Frederick
. .
Russell, Graham
*.fClayton, George Edward
Hardy, Charles Stuart ..
*tClarke, Wm. Henry ..
*Gately, Clive Nancarrow
tPalmer, Stanley George
..
.*Gill, Wm: Oscar
*Wakefield, Cecil John ..
Kennedy, Wm. Daniel ..
..
Phillips, Wm. Keith
. .
*Anselme, Julius
Pemberton, Ewart Walter
,
.217
211
81
77
204
244
240
222
216
222
75
59
57
60
65
199
196
68
74
59
60
60
67
65
221
220
196
210
204
..
*Cunneen, Leo Denis ..
*Parsons, John Edwin ..
Capper, Lysle William James
*Norris, Henry Joseph ..'
Stevens, Roy Peter Goodson.
Brown, Stanley Ronald
. .
. .
Sharp; John George
*Connors; John 'Patrick
Lóvell ii4horitas Haies . .
. .
Hartley, John Edward ..
*Mahoney, Thomas Percy
tKnowles, Wm. Edward Marney W.
t
79
214
.
tHugman, George Henry
Smith, Arthur Augustus
, .
Close, Victor Erl
*Weekley, Allan Trevor H.
*Knott, Hector Owen ..
..
-Price, Herbert F.
*Gillard, Norman Henry
*-Bright, John James ..
.
Clifford, Percy
Stanley, Horace Reginald
Hall, Kenneth Joshua Henry
*Dawson, Wm. Roy
tNieholls, Ernest Joseph
229
254
77
64
180214
196
76
198
60
59
74
66
181
182
180,
180
180
180
180
94
61
198
208
183
183
183
188
198
182
196
193
182
182
180
188
87
86
89
98
54
50
71
71
65.
55
65
70
57
57
65
70
62
55.
63
66
51
55
66
54
.
166
140
170
175
169
128
129
143
69
72
83
69 "134
66 127
80 14S
76 150
71
130
60 120
60 120
77 144
64 129
58 135
76 140
81 157
71
121
67 138
72 132
61 120
70 144
76 142
71
142
70 135
67 122
72 137
52 122'
67 124
78 135
67 132
61 131
58 120
70 125
57 120
55 121
69 120
65 120
54 120
66 120
395
394
387
386
373
372
369
365
350
349
347
346
344
341
340
340
339
339
338
337
335
334
330
328
327
325
325
323
320
319
318
317
317
314
311
308
306
302
301
300
300
300
300
.
.
.
.
.
.
'
tScott,James
..
-Richey, Walter Percy William
Wellings, Alexander
..
*O'Brien, William Thomas
Little, Ronald Samuel John
Rouvray, Geoffrey Thirlwell
Chittock, Keith Howard
*Wright, Frank
..
.
.
.
. .
*tGallagher, Francis Stephen
Phillips, George Alfred
Leeson, Stanley Anselm
*Wade, Harold Fenton
McDonald, Ronald Joseph
Mooney, Desmond Atlee
Abud, Goerge Edward ..
tCurrie, Neil Gilbert
.
*Douglas, John James Harry
*Francis, William Joseph
White, Leo Seymour ..
*Newman, Stanley Matthew
Barrie, Andrew Stoddart
Holley, George William
*McKeon, Ernest Francis
Noone, Gabriel Leo
..
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
..
..
-Petersen, Esben Henry
-Kelly, John James
i.Maloney, Francis Gerald
-Jay, William Alfred ..
*Thornton, William George
*Daly, Arthur Hyacinth
Fox, Reginald Calvert ..
.
..
238
234
236
227
230
233
226
231
225
218
216
207
220
228
234
228
221
1.98
220
217
210
226
228
212
205
204
211
195
222
197
216
199
227
217
210
216
222
190
207
197
197
196
194
214
210
211
204
194
194
203
211
210
210
205
196
190
187
188
198
202
192
181
200
191
188
182
180
195
182
194
191
180
192
192
180
187
186
180
184
182
181
181
180
180
180.
79
88
69
84
75
70
75
74
75
85
78
92
81
70
66
73
57
71
67
86
68
74
65
63
69
68
80
64
77
69
73
69
70
76
70
'72
67
72
81
60
64
67
66
84
60
57
82
69
76
72
60
50
73
60
55
72
70
69
61
63
65
75
74
76
71
66
64
66
61
62
60.
64
69
75
66
77
84
77
76
75
77
72
77
74
83
77
70
72
63
62
84
151
142
129
135
141
91
71
162
138
73
74
66
64
73
81
70
141
148
131
127
142
149
150
141
156
128
153
133
77
79
59
80
64
79
44
59
64
60
48
70
73
79
78
76
60
63
69
42
62
65
68
70
70
47
60
70
62
69
72
78
64
55
55
67
44
58
64
72
70
59
71
60
59
65
45
54
51
78
63
57
66
'54
63
73
61
'71
71
61
75
62
165 403
165 399
153 389
161 388
151 381
145 378
152 378
146 -377
152 377
159 3'77
161 377
169 376
63
47
60
51
49
60
45
58
371
370
363
363
362
360
358
358
358
357
355
354
354
354
352
351.
350
350
349
149. 348
120 347
129 346
136 346
127 343
120 342
341
151
133 340
143 340
142 330
142 336
144 338
123 337
126 336
124 335
335
131
141 .335
140 834
130 333
120 331
120 '330
120 330
125 330
'134 330
139 329
141
328
139 327
127 325
120 322
130 322
141 322
120 320
129 320
130 318
136 318
136 316
120 .315
133 315
120 314
123 314:
134 314
120 312
120 312
129 309
120 307
120 306
126 306
120 304
121 303
122 303
120 301
121 301
120 300
120 300
Commonwealth Gazette
EXAMINATION
No.. 27.. -17th
565
.
No. 1418 -continued.
Theory.
,.
H
Name.
o
H
b
á
o
.
H
O_
'
Total Marks -Obtained.
NEW SOUTH WALES.
QUEENSLAND
.,
,
,
,
*Anderson, Alfred Auxil
Watkinson, William John
..
* j-Pittendreigh, John
,
*tfWooderson, Albert John
..
Young, John Oswald
,
j-Darby, William
Sinnott, Charles John Watkins
Barstow, Bernard Eden
..
*Reid, John Victor
*Stevenson, Henry James
,
,
,
tBarber, Albert
West, Stanley Joseph . .
Ingram, John James . .
Staib, John Frederick ..
tWernick, Louis Douglas Carrington T.
*Wyllie, William David G.
.
Ludlow, Vincent
Evans, Edgar Charles ..
*tSmith, Alexander Birdsall
tRobinson, Francis Charles
tAlderton, Ernest Richard
tCameron, Donald William
. .
tAldridge, Frank
Pampling, George Edward
Whetton, Charles Leslie
..
Phipps, John Henry
..
Burgess, Frank John
Prideaux, Joseph Charles
.
tWaddell, John
tFordham, Francis John
Kemp, Owen Francis ..
Davies, James ..
tInce, William Kenneth
265
245
248
252
250
256
252
244
238
248
218
224
256
224
241
218
242
219
206
217
81
88
89
75
82
72
76
75
88
73
71.
144
90
85
68
71
74
69
64
77
171
162
129
161
138
155
129
150
161
148
81
82
71
80
70
79
67
69
65
181
76
205
80
75
75
70
82
52
181
182
182
210
206
186
184
199
181
182
61
68
82
82
75
81
SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
77
275
Nelson
William
tfGiles, Arthur
72
267
.
McEgan, Mervyn Nestor
88
250
tScott, Walter Henry. ..
77
255
..
.
Freak, Jack Eli
Ancell; Charles Herbert
tKeightley, Cyril Morton
.
Harden, Norman Harry Briden ..
Hamilton, William Robert
Zerbe, Lawrance Carl ..
Kain, Peter James
*tJennings, Herbert Edmund
Wilson, Lawrence George S.
tWright, Gladstone Keith
*Wallent, Hermann Gottlieb
255
'253
237
225
235
215
200
215
210
185
81
81
-81
206
198
209
202
205
223
185
78
80
73
166
176
167
161
163
153
154
155
161
85
88
78
86
69
75
61
72
47
68
73
69
74
59
61
90
64
86
65
69
79
77
74
84
62
79
70
55
86
57
80
80
81
69
68
60
73
60
41
61
46
76
80
78
81
88
72
67
68
'73
70
80
68
65
61
154
154
141
146
139
120
162
137
155
155
151
151.
120
121
141
142
123
136
127
153
152
166
158
157
147
128
140
120
138
153
137
139
120
431
421
415
413
413
409
406
399
399
392
389
386
385
385
379
373.
371
369
367
365
360
352
350
348
344
343
343
342
340
336
333
333
330
327
327
326
322
317
309
428
419
416
413
412
400
365
365
355
353
353
352
341
305
the Commonwealth Public Service.
Returned soldier.
appointment
Candidate was also successful at Examination No. 1419 for
* Officer of
t$
Moriarty, Oliver Marrögh
Morris, Charles Fullerton
Poplè, Frederic Henry
Newland, John Rey:
B. 13. WHITE, Chairman,
Public Service Board of Commissioners.
C.
1409.
FOR APPOINTMENT AS CADET ENGINEER, POSTMASTER-GENERAL'S
QUEENSLAND,
DEPARTMENT, NEW SOUTH WALES, VICTORIA,
AUSTRALIA.
AND SOUTH
THE following are the names of the successful candidates
in their order of merit in each of the above -mentioned
States at such examination
In order to qualify for appointment, it is necessary for a
candidate (a) to pass in each of five subjects, as ..prescribedin the notification of the examination published in Commonto
wealth Gazette, No. 57, dated 24th June, 1926 ; and (b)cuitsatisfy an Advisory Board, after personal interviewe, of
ability for training for the position of Engineer.
:-
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..
..
..
..
Rose Ivan Lincoln
.
`
413
356
31.9
.
..
VICTORIA.
Bulte, Ernest Joseph Lambert
. .
Pollard, John Wilbur ..
-.
Volk; Carl Heintz
Stewart, Colin Moran
.
3'98
3$;1:...
'
_305
..
. .
QUEENSLAND.
.. 3$2
Miles, Lawrence Gordin
Robbie, Leonard Graham
'ZS3
327
Marley, John Lethem .:
Jennings, Stanley Gray
*0
SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
Jones, Alfred Sidney ..
.. 332
.
.
C. B. B. WHITE, Chairman,
Public Service Board of Commissioners,-
Examination No. 1419.
FOR APPOINTMENT AS MECHANIC, TELEPHONE INSTALLATION AND
MAINTENANCE, POSTMASTER -GENERAL'S: DEPARTMENT, N.*, SOUTH
WALES, VICTORIA, QUEENSLAND, AND SOUTH AUSTRi3.IA.
Held 20th November, 1926, and subsequent. dates.
THE following are the. names of the candidates, in their order of
merit, who were successful at the above Examination.
Attention is directed to the conditions published in the Commonwealth Gazette of 29th July, 1926.
Candidates who are not returned soldiers. will 1e eligible for
appointment during the ensuing period Of eighteen Months, that
is, up to and including 16th September, 1928..
Where two or more candidates secure the same number of marks,
their order of merit has been determined by the number of marks
obtained in (a) the Practical Tests, (b) Theory, and (c) by ballot.
No successful candidate can be appointed upon attaining the age
of 51 years.
If a successful candidate changes his address:he should immediately
notify the Commonwealth Public Service' Inspector' of his State:
.
Theory.
ó
H
Name.
b
Ñ.
Maximum Marks
300
Minimum Marks
180
100
100
200
1.20
NEW SOUTH WALES.
as Mechanic.
Examination No.
àrob,; 1927
the
Successful candidates will be eligible for appointment inviz.,
States in which they qualify for a: period -Of -18 months,
until and including the 16th September, 1928, or until they
reach the age. of. 24 years, Whichever first occurs.
If a successful .candidate declines to accept an .,appointment
offered to him, or fails to reply within seven days to a, communication from the Board, it Public ,Service Inspector, or a
Chief Officer "respecting his nomination 'tä` the Public Service,
his name may be remoted from the " Register of Persons
qualified= for Appointment:",
Name.
ttMann, Willie Augustus
tThain, Charles
tEdwards, Richard Luther
Rush, Laurence Federal..
Grubb, William John ..
Morrison, John Frank ..
_l
tScott, Philip John
tMcNaughton, John
..
.
..
Moffitt, Ray_ Lancelot
*McLaughlin, Wm. Albert
tRogers, Albert George
Thurkettle, Wilfred George
Lavell, Francis Leslie ..
¶Philpott, Alan Leeder ..
Roger, ,John, Herman ..
tGóldsmith, George Oliver H.
Bancroft, Calvin Alliston
tChallinor, Hughroy Geòrge
.
.
.
.
tEmmett, Frank Ernest
*Ellison, Thomas
Hooper, Clifford Carrington
tHenry, Harold Newton
Carey, Raymond Garfield
Edwards, Douglas George
tJohnstone,:Frederick Alexander..
t Winter, R.ov Edger ..
234
214
196
214
87
55
75
'70
202
75
220
202
180
188
184
190
191
204
202
202
66
184-
180
180
186
180
87.
70
7}5;
'
I5'
72
77
142
145
162'
376
359
1444
356
3t8
152, 354
,
-134='`31
.144: 346
$0' 160' -440
76 .140.-V37
65
69
'
74
73
74
84
74
61
61.
.
79'
71
55
46
61
6p,
62
60
60'
70
77
51
66
68
54
58
-
f52
=336
335
330
324
324
323
145
139
120
- 122
, 121
311
:
130
128
120
126,
310.
308
I
306
306
March, 1927
EäAWïINATION
Cóminonwéàll;h Gazette
566
No. 1419-contOwed.
Examination No. 1420.
To ENABLE JUNIOR MECHANICS (TELEPHONE .INSTALLATION AND
Theory.
.
MAINTENANCE), ALL STATES, TO
MEOHANIO.
QUALIFY FOR PROMOTION AS
Held 20th' November, 1926, and subsequent dates.
T(1 HE following are the names, in alphabetical order, of the candidates in the several States who were successful at the above
examination.
Attention is directed to the conditions published in the Common wealth Gazette of 29th July, 1926.
]
.
H
.
VICTORIA.
Piddington, Thomas Richard
249
Patton, Francis Anthony
235
..
224
'Wiper, Ernest Roy
. .
Gray,. William Hurst
208
Myejrs;. Reuben Samuel ..
220
Frogley, Gerard James .
225
Williar s,'Richard John
231
Bennett, David Charles
202
*Smite, Michael Joseph . .
219
*tDillon, Robert James
224
Cyril Charles H.
214
Harris; Charles William
212
Shepard, Charles Newton
201
. .
*Ford, John Donald
211
*ttMcNair, Robert Hamilton
209
Chapman, Henry Victor
198
McIntosh, Allan James
181
207
i'Clarke; No Victor Osman
Horton, Francis Samuel..
197
Tobin, William Bernard . .
197
'Baker, Albert Otway . .
183
Best, Harry Farrant
192
Martin, Foster Austin
201
tAbbott, Reginald Nicholson
184
t*Fidock, william Damés
. .
183
*tFalck, Edward William Clifford
200
Woolf, Leo Benedict
..
.
197
'McConnell, Robert Crawford H.
195
Lombard, Henry Charles
192
tJohngton, Percy Archibald
183
Dawson, Alfred Erskine . .
189
ttForbes, William Edgar
180
Sandbach, Edward Keith
181
Tranter, George Edwin
180
-
QUEENSLAND.
tHanninigton, Walter Frederick
248
-$Mann, Willie Augustus
230
Lores, Walter Andrew ..
233
Collyer, Frederick Basil C.
226
*Schofield, James
..
231
Holloway, Norman Henry
222
Higham, John Bartlett
224
Gray, William Francis D.
226
Bell, Charles Wilfred C.
231
Duckett, John Humphrey
197
Dowd, James Joseph ..
228
Durrant, William Edward
225
Pobjoy, Henry Cecil
..
213
* f$Wooderson, Albert John
201
Clarke, William John ..
195
Jlooke, Arthur Charles B.
207
Dack, Joseph Albert
..
191
Hoban, Maurice John
.
186
O'Brien, Charles Clare ..
196
.
Theory.
.
70
62
73
85
83
76
75
75
66
68
65
.
81
69
82
80
83
77
71
67
76
77
57
69
78
74
79
68
63
75
69
50
62
60
76"
57
58
60
71
77
63
61
52
70
54
71
69
49
68
66
69
64
73
66
72-
61
66
51
57
74
51
56
47
54
66
54
77
68
46
153 402
138 373
148 372
160 368
145 365
136 361
128 359
156 358
138 357
132 356
142 356
143 355
153 '354
128 339
125 334
136 334
148 329`
120 327
130 327
130 327
144 327
131
323
120 321
137 321
138 321
120 320
120 317
120 315
'120 312
127 310
120 309
128 308
125 306
120 300
_
;tlTi11,:Eric.
...
..
225
200
220
204
197
198
180
180
65
83
78
75
79
83
89
81
74
69
78
69
68
74
81
72
71
71
52
76
69
69
78
141
68
68
50
55
54
85
42
54
66
68
62
56
65
62
68
147
151
139
152
147
153
136
128
154
120
389
382
380
379
378
373
363
362
359
351
348
123. 348
134
142
143
128
136
133
120
347
343
338
335
327
319
316
80
'74
68
58
.72
64
61
67
84
72
53
77
66
70
65
63
164
.
389
146.' 346
121. 341
135 339
138 335
:134 332
.126 306
120.
300
Ofáeer of the Commonwealth Public Service.
Returned Soldier.
$ Candidate was also successful at Examination No. 7418 for.appòintpient as Junior Mechanic.
t
.
.
zus
l;
Maximum Marks
Pass Marks
..
i
300 100
180
.
C. B. B. WHITE, Chairman,
Public Service Board of Commissioners.
i°
100
200
120
NEW SOUTH WALES.
Baldwin, Leslie Oswald
Barre, ArnoldiVictor
Bodey, Colin Roland
_
Booth, Francis Alfred '
Brooks, Hector Macdonald
Brown, Raymond Albert
Bryson, Lindsay Allan
Cahill, Hilary
Cook, Wallace Gordon
Cotton, Grantley Jack
Cusack, Kenneth Francis
Daly, Luke Angelo . .
Davies, Llewellyn Charles
Dernier, Walter James Lee
Dunk, Henry Benjamin
Fourro, Reginald Victor
Goldburg, Clyde Stanley
Hely, Joseph Thompson
Hogan, John Francis
Holman, Russell George
Horder, Vivian Roy
Lester, Francis James
Moore, John Oliver Joseph
212
224
.
208
218
,
..
..
..
.
180
2i54
180
180
*
204
188
180
248
194
192
224
200
.
..
..
..
..
..
.
.
McGearey, Henry James
McGuinness, Christopher Joseph'
Newling, John Leslie
..
SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
.4Scott, Walter Henry .
t*Gaies, Arthur William N.
tMunn, Claude Rutherford
Cellier, Frederick
...
Smith, William James .
IKeightley,.Cyril Morton
*Wahlgvist, Frank Hugo
Name.
Ratliff, Ernest John
Reid, Edwin James .
Robertson, Geoffrey
Saunders, Herbert Spencer
Sheridan, Harold Jack
Todd, Alfred Brook
Waldron, Reginald Herbert
Wall, Clarence Jas, Augustus
Wild, Filumen Bede
Younger, Ernest Philip P.
..
..
..
..
.
,
..
..
.
VICTORIA.
Bacon, Francis Desmond
Bailey, Leonard Ives
Bennell, Charles Clifton
Black, George Athol
Cameron, Peter Alexander
Carter, Charles Reginald
Chandler, James Edward
,
Chapman, William Henry
. .
Clyne, Arthur James
.
Condor, Thomas George
Crosby, Leslie Crofton
Flanagan, James Francis
Gardner, James Ronaldson
Gilligan, Johns Wyke
..
Gowland, George Maxwell
Grimster, David John Alfred . .
Hall, William George A.
..
..
Johnston, Henry Charles
Kelly, Frank James ..
..
Kubale, Albert Henry
..
..
Love, Joseph Walter
Maclaren, Donald
Morgan, George Wesley T.
, .
1I
.3'iclntosh, Stanley Cameron
Norris, Edmund Nicholas
..
Ploóg, Cyril. Harold ..
..
Pope, Edward. Charles
..
..
Purcell, John
.
Puttick, Athol Alfred
.
Quick, William Leonard
..
9uin, Charles Henry. ,
-
234
59
74
61
72
*
69
$4
83
70
69
67
54
68
72
82
74
50
75
53
67
56
79
66
63.
61
74
69
63
71
78
54
67
67
51
70
86
84
120
146
*
141
166
157
1-20
144
120
125
146
123
142
120
128
141
120
133
157
169
147
120
164
156
172
180
192
220
180
222
182
180
204
226
180
180
214
234
180
220
208
213
180
71
65
62
68
64
82
82
63
78
62
64
62
221
194
60
68
59
61
200
227
182
219
193
202
225
200
186
198
198
182
199
227
185
196
193
73
47
65
63
223
180
198
193
202
216
204
202
219
185
180
61
59
59
122
123
145
134
154'
129
124
120
66
75_
1.41
61
71
61
66
90
132
127
162
63
63
70
75
57
138
120
81
151
62
58
60
120
130
*
85
76
58
82
77
89
71
62
82
79
83
*
58
57
59
66
*
71
62
56
81
76
57
79
58
56
61
77
*
74
62
73
63
57
64
02
88
56
68
82
65
72
*
Q4
127
133
130
120
163
158
120
157
120
120
128
120
120
123
120
120
143
*
66
78
139
140
47
86
120
64
58
121
61
57
78
86
"67
*
149
27,
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Coniirioriwealth" 'Gazette
EáAMINATiÑ
l
EXAMINATION NO.. 1420 -continued.:.
1.
N:l»i
..
P.
.:
:<
`11.rÇ;
7tk1
ntx'ltued.
cé''
Theory;
Theory.
.
;..
o
Name.
H
m
:
ó
Name.
Cf.
+
ß+
g,
EW
60
68
131
*.
79
.-*
69
76
70
69
76
72
74
72
143
148
141
131
158
132
66
81
74
79
62
66
72
72
70
65
58
54
74
69
85
78
50
*
*
71
62
82
60
*
*'
70
75
=5í3.='120
47:- >t22
-
..
Collins, David
Collins, Thomas Patrick
Dicker, Robert George
Doyle, Leslie Patrick
Dwyer, Edmund Joseph
Eckhardt, Herbert George
205
209
184
190
..
197
..
..
260
230
226
234
182
230
205
212
224
184
197
188
.191
250
195
195
258
. .
,.
Edmonds, Alfred Ross
..
Flood, William Joseph
..
. .
Fox, Roy George
Groundwater, Reginald Theodore
..
Halpin, Vincent Aloysius H. ..
..
. .
Harley, Cecil George ..
Hendry, Robert Allan Thornton
..
.
Kitching, Joseph Charles
Levick, Gordon Irving
..
.
Lewis, William James
.
Luck, Norman Colin
..
Mercer, Frederick Charles
.
McFarlane, George Wood
.
McIntosh, William Burgess Sibbald
McMahon, William Frederick
Nicholls, Bertram ..
.. .
Norris, William John
..
Olsen, George Phillip
Proud, Edward Joseph
Robinson, Albert Henry
Ryan, John Joseph . .
..
Singleton, Harry Morton
..
Smart, Albert
..
Stacey, George Henry
Taylor, Richard Bertram
Waters, Ivan
Weston, Cyril Frederick S. ..
Wightmen, Alexander Horne ..
..
.
Williams, Edward Arthur
.
83
141
155
143
43
Wilson.,
Fred
Wiseman, Walter Robert A.
Wright, George James
..
..
..
211
201
81
39
83
47
.
155
40
42
69
..60
120.
78
52
67
*
*
*
77
*
82
69
76
75
49
61
*
*
70
.75
73
90
62
191
81
194
220
203
196
239
185
203
184
85
73
72
39
70
82
191
*
!
220
200
185
200
..
210
.;
190
180
230
*
62
63
*
*
*
84
63
76
60
62
44
144
125
120
*
*
83
74
72
79
65
74
77
69
76
70
-
132
155
152
152
120
155
155
135
*
*
.
77
66
68*
77
69
07
.
MECHANICS (TELEPHONE INSTALLATION AND .MAIN.
TENANCE) TO QUALIFY FOR PROMOTION AS SENIOR MECHANIC,
NEW SOUTH WALES AND QUEENSLAND.
-
Held 20th November, 1926; and subsequent dates.
the names, in alphabetical order, of the can,
rp HE following areabove
States who were successful at the above
didates in the
J_.
examination.
Attention is directed to the conditions published in the nomnmonwealth (4azette of 29th July, 1926.
.
Theory.
.
öá
Name.
ów
Maximum Marks
300
Pass Marks
180
100
200
100
120
*
80
79
71
WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
137
145
146
148
.
To ENABLE
126
*
55
76
70
73
*
.
..
..
121
77
224
227
218
252
199
216
278
.
158
150
122
153
128
136
139
136
120
136
120
141
141
139
129
145
SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
.. 212 '
Ashton, Frederick Trevor
..
245_
Billin, Laurence Charles Edward
233
Duncan, Thomas Alexander
. :
219
Hamilton, Robert John
245
Lampe, Robert James
200
Lehman, Leonard Arthur
223
Minck, Frank Hans ..
.
213
Pike, Cecil Robert John
184
. .
White, Arthur Burton L.
Delaney, Claude Martin
Ferre, Robert Alexander
Johns, Reginald Cyril Cargil ..
Lee, Reginald Cecil- . .
Pilmer, Alexander Douglas
..
Powell, Percy Benjamin
.,
Sinclair, Malcolm Moore
Snell, Théòdore Frank
Woodhead, Harold Edward ee
62
53
60
"
.:
12©'
146
59
78
77
57
54
66*
i21.'
140:
146,
-71-
C. B. B. WHITE, Chairman:
Public Service Board of Commissioners.
120
78
77
50
74
81
.
Passed in this section at a previous examination.
120
80
73
72
79
69
74
86
76
53
74
78
80
78
72
liÓ
44'
=
77
69
Examination No. 1422.
QUEENSLAND.
..
,
..
Baker, James
Bonsey, Vivian Edwin George
..
..
Cawley, James
i28:
'.-61`
437
-
147
153
*
79
_
*
*
*
TÂSMANIA. `
.193:
Keai Fred
i$0
King, Allan Bernard: :
214
Longmore, William Clifton . .
200.'
. .
Massey, Walter Edward
211
O'Halloran, Cläud Agostan ..
180
.
Pitchford, David Leslie
221
Rayner, Arthur Maurice
192
Stephens, Robert Henry Victor
*
..
Ulbriok,- George Harold
129
*
*
H
127
67
63
*
ó
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C31414
VICTORIA -continued.
199
..
..
Reis, Victor
.. 238
..
Ridley, Maurice John
207
:.
..
Robinson, Jack
205
Roemus, Henry Wate.rworth ..
225
..
Rowe, Frederick William
187
..
Rowlands, John Reginald
.
.. 211
Simpson, Bertram John
237
Singleton, Gerald Theodore T.
181
Sinnott, Leslie Philip Henry ..
215
. .
Skelton, Thomas Henry
228
.
Smith. Cyril187
..
Stuchbery, Albert Clifton
.. 203
Sullivan, Ernest Edmund
218
..
Tippett, Stanza Reynolds
211
..
Toohey, John Joseph
208
Trinder, Stanley George
.. 209
..
Tudball, George Alfred R.
.. 192
Valentine, Alick Oswald.
180
..
Vickers, John Anderson
196
.
Waddell, Hugh Reid
235
Yelverton, William Patrick
.1.W7
*
*
*
87
52
79
53
75
83
80
89
170
123
153
125
154
148
154
166
73
70
72
62
66
69
78
142
146
142
139
132
137
155
130
129
61
02
NEW SOUTH WALES.
Adams, Alfred Augustus
Alder, Sidney David
.
Anquetil, Cecil
Bailey, Albert Victor
Bamford, Edwin Francis
. .
Behl, Walter Sylvester ..
' .
Brigden, Arthur
Brodie, William' Ray Egbert :. .
Brown, Duncan James McKay
. .
Brown, Ian Norman
Buckingham, George
Bundle, Albert Stanley
Butler, Leslie Albert James
Carey, Keith Llewellyn
Clark, John Arthur
Clendining, Herbert Clarence
Collett, Leonard Walter
Cottier, Robert Francis
Cowie, Alfred Sydney
Croser, Matthew Bowee.
Darragh; Thomas Francis
. .
Davie, Stanley John'
Downs, Francis Arthur
English, Edmund ..
Ferguson, William Turner
Foster, Bruce Randell
Gallagher, James' William
Gardner, Henry Benjamin
Graham, Henry Ritchie
Green, Thomas William
Guy, Prosper John .. .
Iiaicrow, Eric James'
'Hurley, :Michael: Jo ph
Hutchisòn; -Jamm Richard H.
Hutchison, John Alexander
.
Jessup, Coil Edward
.
-
-
65
213
200
204.
180
200
200
186
186
214
224
200
206-.
.
214
248
206
208
258
228
180.
182
182
184
204
180
182
182
-
-
216
226
230
58- .120"
75 156
69`
67 136
67
ß1 128
61
141
80
66
69 135
60
62 122
55
65 120
54
66 . 120
71
61
132
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Examination No.
Applications received after date of closing. will be liable to
Where,- owing to unforeseen circumstances, an
rejection.
application cannot reach the Board on or before the due date,
a candidate should submit his application by telegraph on or
before such closing date, and confirm by forwarding his written
application on authorized form.
EXAMINATION FEE. --Each application must be accompanied
by a postal note for 5s., made payable to the Secretary, Commonwealth Public Service Board, Melbourne.
VACANCIES.
is estimabd that fifty vacancies will arise
during the eighteen months for which successful candidates
will be eligible for appointment..
SALARY. -The following are the salaries paid to Telegraph
Theory.
e
Name.
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NEW;; SOUTH WALES --- continued.
Johnston, William Dederick ..
.. 236 66
Knowles, Frederick William ..
228.
67
L$thárt, Frederick Grosvenor
182
63
Little, Albert Henry
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250
78
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Maher, William -George
.. 188 57:
Mitchell, Francis
..
.. 190 64
Moran, John Michael
..
.. 188 72
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Moran, Leonard
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.. 208 70
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McDonald, John
.. 182 54
McKeown, Felix John
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.. 208 76
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011iffe, Clarence Everett O.
200
67,
O'Sullivan, Glyndwyr Albert V. W.
.. 230 69
O'Sullivan, Sylvanus E. C. N..
.. 206 64
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Parsons, Alfred
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Pilgrim, Herbert William
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Renneberg, Olaf
Robinson, Kenneth James M.
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Robinson, William Harde Reed
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Rowe, Hilton Ernest
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Ryan, William Joseph
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Scully, James Stanley
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Seddon, Leslie Keith
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Sherry, Esmond Bertram
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St. Smith, Lionel Hastings ..
Smyth, William Ewart
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Squall., William Matthew Dundonald ..
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Stanford, Herbert Arthur G.. ..
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Strachan, Robert Henry
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Styles, Jack
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Tessmer, Julius Keith
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Thibou, John Ernest Barden
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Thompson, Robert ..
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Thorn, Philip Edward
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Tufts, John Andrew
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Way, Cecil Rupert Oliver
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Whitbread, Herbert Manning
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Wild, Peter Thomas
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Wright, Frederick. Stanley
Young, Noel David Philip ..
190
186
234
180
198
226
180
180
180
196.
192
184
180
190
180
190
180
214
202
180
184
237
224
180
204
182
216
72
77
66
58
70
72
63
68
75
60
81
66
81
76
64
71
64
73.
72
68
72
75
55
82
74
60
64
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124
139
123
157
58
72
60
70
73
58
78
AS TELEGRAPH MESSENGER,
SUBURBAN POST OFFICES.
66
122
150
136
66.
:-
.
120.
143
120
79 148
68 132
62 134
76 153
65 131
81 139
83 153
74 146
58 121
52 120
69 144
69 129
53 134
54 120
82 163
80 156
56 120
61.. 132
56 120
62. 135
55 127
143
'75
63 135
136
61
65 120
66 148
58 132
84 144
60 124
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Age.
17 years
At 17 years
At 18 years
At 19 years
At 20 years
Under
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COMPETITIVE Examination for appointment as above
will be held in Perth, subject to the following conditions
DATE OF EXAMINATION. Saturday, 7th May, .1927.
PERSONS ELIGIBLE TO ENTER.-Boys who, at date of examination, will not be less than 14 years of age nor will have
reached the age of 16 years.
...HOW TO MAKE APPLICATION.- Application must be made on
printed forms, which are obtainable from the Commonwealth
Public- ,Service Inspector, G.P.O. Buildings, Perth, Western
Australia, either upon written or -verbal request.
APPLICATIONS CLOSE. --Applications must be lodged not later
than Saturday, the 30th April, 1927, with the. Commonwealth
Public Service Inspector, G.P.O.. Buildings,_ Perth.
The receipt, of applications will be acknowledged. Applicants
_w-ho .do not receive such acknowledgment within seven days
should. eomrnm ieate with the Commonwealth Public Service
Xs pedtor, Perth..
A
Messengers
130.
Examination No. 1473.
FOR APPOINTMENT
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QUEENSLAND.
.
237
67
Blanch, Edward
53 120
233
Bliss, Vivian Haines
81
39 120
226
85
71
156
Burke, John
236
75
56 131
Burnham, Frederick Thompson
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214
Burns, Claud Edward James ..
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183
70
Butcher, Victor George
54 124
..
249
Cameron, .James
75
74 149
197
61 120
Conway, Henry Edward
59
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184
61
78 139
Craig, David Cecil .
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219
Goldsworthy, Edwin Thomas
'74
264
86 160
Holliday, Arthur Wilson
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197
Watson, Manuel George
185
Wilson, Bertram John
66
65 131
235
71
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Woodgate, Edwin Aubrey
51 122
*- Passed lu this section at a previous examination.
C, B. B. WHITE, Chairman,
Public Service Board of Commissioners.
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ALLOWANCE FOR LIVING AWAY FROM HOME. -A boy who is
required to live away from home is paid a minimum remuneration of £106 per annum.
ALLOWANCE (TELEGRAPHY) .-An annual allowance at the
rate of £8 may also be paid to Telegraph Messengers upon
passing the prescribed examination in telegraphy (sending and
' receiving) .
CHANGE OF ADDRESS. -Any candidate changing his address
after forwarding his application should at once advise the
Commonwealth Public Service Inspector, Perth.
SUBJECTS OF EXAMINATION. -The subjects of examination
will
be-
(a) Handwriting -To
be judged from the candidate's
papers in spelling. (Maximum marks, 100.)
(b) Spelling-To be tested by writing, from_ dictation, not
less than 180 words. (Maximum marks, 150.)
(c) Arithmetic-First four rules, simple and money.
(Maximum marks. 200.)
GENERAL PARTICULARs.-.-Candidates will pass this examination if they secure half marks in Handwriting and in Spelling
only; but those who also gain half marks in Arithmetic will
be eligible fòr promotion to a higher position in the Fourth
Division. Those who do not secure half marks in Arithmetic
will be required to pass a further examination, -after appointment, in that subject, in order to become qualified for promotion. A Telegraph Messenger on attaining_ the age of 18 years
must retire from the Service unless he has qualified for promotion. Promotion examinations are held half- yearly.
Telegraph Messengers, upon being qualified for promotion,
may be promoted to higher positions in the Fourth Division,
such as Telephonist, Postman, Assistant, Mail Driver. Officers
may also qualify by examination for appointment as Postal
Clerk and Telegraphist.
ELIGIBILITY FOR APPOINTMENT. -,Successful candidates will
be eligible for appointment during the eighteen months following the publication of the results of the examination ; but if
within that period a successful candidate reaches the age of
16 years he will thereupon cease to be eligible for appointment, provided, however, that a successful candidate who has
reached the age of 16 years may be appointed to a vacancy
which occurred prior to his reaching that age.
APPOINTMENT SUBJECT TO CONDITIONS. -A successful candidate upon appointment must produce evidence of the date of
his birth and a medical certificate satisfying the Board in
such particulars as it may determine of sound bodily health
and freedom from physical defects. Successful candidates
should not undergo medical examination until instructed to
do so. Upon the confirmation of his appointment an officer
will also be required to contribute to the Commonwealth
Superannuation Fund.
Qualified candidates who on appointment are already
temporarily employed, or who take up duty within fourteen
days of the date of notification. by the Chief Officer of their
appointment, will be regarded as having entered the Service
on the date of the Public Service Inspector's appointment
certificate. The latter date will then determine seniority, rate
of pay, and length of service, but no pay will be allowed before
duty actually commences.
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REFUSAL OF APPOINTMENT. -If a successful candidate declines to accept an appointment offered to him, or fails to
reply within seven days to a communication respecting his
nomination to the Public Service, his name may be removed
from the " Register of Persons. Qualified for Appointment."
NAVAL OR MILITARY TRAINING. -Before any successful candidate who is liable for training under the compulsory Clauses
of the Defence Act 1903-1918 can receive appointment, he must
produce evidence from his Area Officer that lie has rendered
the personal service required, or has been granted a temporary
exemption.
TEXT Boogs. .No text books are prescribed, but a booklet
containing papers set at a previous Commonwealth Public Service Examination for appointment as Telegraph Messenger
may be obtained from the Commonwealth Public Service
Inspector, Perth, for 3d. (by post, 4d.).
C. B. B. WHITE, Chairman,
Public Service Board of Çpmmiationers.
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NOTIFICATION OF VACANCIES."
The range of salary indicates the classified value of a pollPPLICATIONS are invited from permanent officers of the
tion,
but appointments may be Made at any *ivy within such
COmniohwea1th Public Service for promotion, or transfer
range
so
Where
schedule.
appended
the
in
named
to the pòsitions
indicated, applications will also be received froni.officers of the
Sucéessful applications must comply with the provisions of
Public Services of the States and other persons.
the Superannuation Act 1922 -1924.
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Applicants should state fully their qualifications for the position
applica.
sought, and must, to ensure sonsideratioa,:,forwardin their
to reach
tinie
column
list
in
the
indicated
officers
the
to
Lions
him not later than the appointed date.
In the case of applicants who are permanent officers of the.
Public Service of the Commonwealth or of a State, the following particulars should be set out at the foot of the ap.plication :-Designation.
Office or Branch
quarters are shown, a deduction at the rats
the-Minimum salary of the position will`
made, unless otherwise stated. Particúlars of existing quarters
are furnished merely for the information of officers. It is not
incumbent on Departments to provide quarters, 'which, if provided, may be wholly, or part.ìiy withdráwn at any time.
At
of
offices where,
Vier- OA, Of
Officers of the ,Commonwealth Public Service, who bitty~ be
transferred without promotion, as the result of an application
for an advertised vacancy, will be required to 'pityp' tbelr owa
expenses of removal unless the transfer comes within the conditions prescribed in Public Service Regulation No. 119.
Age last birthday (in years)
Length of service (in years)
Salary (per annum)
Date =of receipt of present salary
Other applicants should state full .na.mes, date, year, andplace of birth, and whether they are natural born or natural
Copies only-of diplomas, references,
ized British subjects.
testimonials, or certificates should be forwarded.. If the
originals are required they will be asked for.
Fares to locality of -appointment of appointees who are not
permànent officers of the Commonwealth Public Service will
not be paid by the Commonwealth unless such fares : (including, if the applicant is married, those of his wife and familÉy)
exceed £3, when such allowance as the circumstances justify
may be granted.
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Closing Date for
Receipt of
Applications.
Salary (exclusive of Child
Endowment). -
Locality.
Position and Division.
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To whom Applications
must be. forwarded.
DEPARTMENT OF HOME AND TERRITORIES.
'7th April, 1927
.. £438 to £510
Canberra
. .
Bureau
*Secretary, Third Division, Forestry
Secretary
of
, Dd
artmente
Melbourne
Applicants should be experienced in forestry administration.
DEPARTMENT OF WORKS AND RAILWAYS.
.. 7th April, 1927
.. £384to £474
*Mechanical Engineer, Third Division, Public Melbournet
(Central)
Branch
Works
Secretary, Department of
Works and Railways,
Melbourne
and should be
experience,
and
workshop
education
technical
-class
first
Applicants must be fully qualified designing draughtsmen with
construction.
of
in
course
work
inspecting
and
capable of supervising
31st March, 1927 Secretary, Department of
. .
£282 to £330
Clerk, Third Division, Public Works Branch (Ac- Brisbane
Works and Railways,
counts Section), Queensland
Melbourne
Department of
1927
Secretary,
March,
31st
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£168
to
£84
Messenger, Fourth Division, Public Works Branch, Adelaide
Works and Railways,
South Australia
Melbourne
Messenger,
Fourth
DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY.
Melbourne-j- . . £84 to £168 ..
Division, Correspondence
31st Mareh, 1927 Secretary, Department of
the Treasury, Melbourne
Branch
DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND CUSTOMS.
Master of Launch, Fourth Division
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.. £292
Newcastle
£342 to £402
Wharf Examining Officer, Grade 2, Third Division, Sydney
Landing Branch (three positions)
1Vesstern
..
1927
I24th
.. 24th
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1927
Collector of
Sydney
Collector of
Sydney
March,
March,
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Customs,
Customs,
Australia.
March, Collector of Customs,
Fremantle
1927.
the age limitation :-from
in the. cases of the following, who are exempted
Applicants must be between the ages of 21 and 35 years, except
(i) Returned soldiers.
(ii) Officers at present classified as Lockers;
salary at least equal to that of the position applied for.
(iii) Officers at present classified in positions with maximum
the
qualifications and experience considered by them as fitting them for
and
Applicants should state fully their educational attainments
the position.
considered otherwise suitable, may be required to pass an examination in the
Any applicant whose qualifications and experience are
passed the examination qualifying for appointment or transfer to the Third
has
who
applicant
Any
subjects of English and Arithmetic.
from test.
be
exempted
will
Division or examination of corresponding standard,
Excise Locker, Fourth Division
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£258 to £330
24th
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POSTMASTER -GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.
New South Wales.
.. £296 to £344
Sydney
Branch
Mail
Overseer, Grade 2, Fourth Division,
(Registration)
Tooraweenah . . £246 to £306
Postmaster, Grade 1, Fourth Division
.
Deputy Director, Posts
and Telegraphs, Sydney
March, Deputy Director, Posts
24th
and Telegraphs, Syd1927
ney
of age.
years
21
not
than
be
less
must
Applicants
District Allowance : Grade 1 ; Quarters : Five rooms.
preference will
applicants
such
As
amongst
persons.
other
State Public Service and to
* This position is also open to officers of the
qualifications.
necessary
the
with
be given to returned sailors and soldiers
transferred to Canberra.
t At a future date the selected applicant for this position may be
24th
1927
March,
570
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To whem Applications
muet bì iorwarded..:
OST TASTER-GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT-- ontinued..
-kew" South
Assistáïit (Female);' Fvurtlï División; Telephone
''Sydney
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Wales-continued.
£166 to £202
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March;
Deputy Director, Posts
and Telegraphs, Syd-
March,
Deputy Director, Posts
and Telegraphs, Syd-
1927
ney:.
Viné Foreman;.Fourth Division
Canberra
£281 to £305
24th
1927,
Senior `Lineman, Fourth Division (two positions)
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ney
Canberra, Gun=
nedah
£257 to £275
24th
March,
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£384 to £402
31st
March,
Deputy Director, Posts
1927
and Telegraphs, Sydney
.
£354 to £384
Senior Telegraphist, Grade 1, Third Division (two Canberra
-24th
March, Deputy Director, Posts
positions)
1927
and Telegraphs, Sydney
£324 to £348
*Senkr 'Mechanic, Fourth Division, Electrical -Sydney
March, Deputy Director, Posts
24th
Engineer's Branch (Telegraph Workshop)
1927
and Telegraphs; Syd(three `positions)ney
Applicants must be fully qualified tradesmen in fitting, turning, and gear cutting, as applied in instrument work ; must possess skill in
setting up of press and forming tools, as well as knowledge and skill in the construction and repairing of electrical testing and measuring
instruments.
Telephone Inspector, Fourth Division, Electrical Narrandera .. £360 to £396 (Discre- 31st
March, Deputy Director, Posts
tionary maximum,
Engineer's Branch
1927
and Telegraphs, Syd,
Senior Telegraphist, Grade 2, Third Division
Newcastle
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Deputy Director, Posts
and Telegraphs, Sydney
.
1927
Victoria.
Postmaster, Grade 2, Third Division (two
£318 to £402
Korumburra,
Red Cliffs
.
positions)
24th
March,
1927
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Deputy Director, Posts
and Telegraphs, Melbourne
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Quarters : Six rooms at each office.
Postmaster, Grade 3, Third Division ..
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Warracknabeal
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£420 to £492
31st
.,
March,
Deputy Director, Posts
and Telegraphs, Melbourne
March,
Deputy Director, Posts
and Telegraphs, Brisbane
March,
Deputy Director, Posts
and Telegraphs, Bris-
1927
Quarters ., Seven rooms.
Queensland.
Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 1, Third Division (two
positions)
I
Southport, Rich- £318 to £342
mond
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1927
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District Allowance, Richmond, Grade III.
Postmaster, Grade
tions)
1,
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31st
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1927
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bane
District Allowance, Morven, Grade IL
Quarters , Morven, four rooms.
Applicants should be not less than 21 years of age.
South Australia,.
Telegraphist -in- Charge, Third Division
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£384 to £402
24th
1927
March,
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Deputy Director, Posts
and Telegraphs, Adelaide
.
Western Australia.
Superi ntendent ( Storës áná.` Tra»sport),' "'Third ' Perth
Division, Stores Branch
Bunbury
Postal Assistant, Grade 2, Fourth. Division
24th
1528to_£600
£84 to £260
March,
1927
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31st
March,
1927
Deputy Director, Posts
and Telegraphs, Perth
Deputy Director, Posts
and Telegraphs, Perth
;
Tasma.ñia.
Superinténdent,
Branch
Twrd
.
Division,
Telephone
Hobart
.
£410 to £510
31st
1927
March,
Deputy Director, Posts
and 'Telegraphs, Hobart
:=rniiis:1ositipm* also open to o8icerA of tbe, State Public Services and to other persons. As amongst such applicants preference wijl bç given to rgturned *flora
and ttildioislththe necessary qualifications
t_ In iieu,,9# n0i9e ,4marin3 in -to.çtté ò1 lOth Aar0,1q7,
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are charged at the rate of 4s. up to six
Signatures and final
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of a line, must be
only
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portion:
though
Letters
of
a
paragraph,
Patent
words
Australian
BOILERS."
STEAM
OF
FIRING
make a line..`
words
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average
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counted
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29th
March,
dated
No. 15661,
on
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Limited,
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COMMONWEALTH
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OTICE
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prietor of the above Letters Patent, is prepared to mornt9v in each week, and " Notices for insertion"
by the Prime Minister's Department by NOON on
license the manufacture of the above patent invention, entitle. received preceding
the day of publication.
"An improved apparatus for the liquid fuel firing of steam TUESDAY
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on
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dispose
otherwise
or
or
to
sell
boilers,"
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ADVERTISEMENTS
CONTENTS.
" IMPROVED CAN SIDE -SEAMS SOLDERING MACHINE."
Australian ;Letters Patent, No. 11506, dated 13th March,
1923.
N
OTICE is hereby given
that-t, Charles Horace Leonard
Wilkens, the proprietor of the above Letters Patent, is
prepared to license the manufacture of the above patent invention, entitled " Improved can side -seams soldering machine,"
or to sell or otherwise dispose of the patent on reasonable
terms, or offers, proposals, or suggestions from any person,
firm, or corporation desirous of making, using, exercising
and /or vending the patented invention in Australia, or of
otherwise supplying the requirements of the public in respect
of said invention, will be favorably considered.
FRED WVAALSH, patent attorney for the proprietor, George
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